Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

the High Court oi impeachment NJ h"~
OF Representatives yesterday came 10 'e
solution TO attend me trial until ats close ano
II II had net come to such "A resolution, wou'o
slil have done little or no business Whist Tue
tsisl ,sas penJiag. How long u "'h 'as. =
" course uuccrtafB. we lear ho"easF' '"''
Il w,lI encroaeh on the new year. Tue ex-
animation Of testimony on the part OF inc
Uaitcd States IS goiag On AFTER s'o'ss'
Mr.. AIgaxpun 10 expected to open the dc
fence. And then comes the examination OF
witnesses on the part Of the defendant 10
which will succeed the peadings OF both par
ties. The Judgment OF thc Senate apon the
whole may also oe accompanied with exposi-
tons by individual Senator'S 9G their pdrucn
far views So that the trial might readily he
extended 10 the end OF the Session, did not
regard for the public interests sdmooish 10
more rapi,. prosecution Of IT, The principles
which il involves, however, as was justly
observed in the House Of Representatives ny
Mr. HAYgEs, are important, anu mol % oc
lightly treated or hastily disposed OIL Two
weeks, we should say, would be sufficient
time employed IN the trial TO exempt ihe
Court from liability 20 either Of the charges
of leyty or haste.--.Nat. Int Dec. "a
National Erpendtsrss.- A Document
Yesterday transmitted from the ir"a
sury Department, in answer I" Ties"
luton oil the House Of representatives.,
eassed at the last Session Of Cougfes',
presents facts highly necessary I" tue
formation of a proper estimate oil tue
character and policy of the Na'inpai
Government 1t is a Statement OF Inc
Disbursements made since the adoption
of the Federal Constitution, under tbs
folloying beads Qualifications, ldSht
Hanses, puble Debt, Revolutionary
and other Pensions, and internal I'm
provernent, showing, as tar as Praeti-
cable, The amount dsOursed IN each
wear, asd ia each Safe ami Terriers"
yhe statement comes up to the close of
the wear 1919, and exhibits the follow
Jog aggregates
Thefe has been dis6ursed 'or
FoRrigicATioNs, SIS 1869 "a
Lianr uousE, 8 .34o,7i6 30
PuBLrc DEar, $50 500 "79 81
PENsfoss, 80. i94,sF ~
IatefusI Improve men!, - 'E,93o ~
The latter SUD Of expenditure, Deing
that to which exception has Teen taken
on the score II It's prndisa ~, embraces
"tbe building OF piers, preservation OF
potts and harbnrs, making roads, aDd
removing obStructicns IN t,ve's" Apd o;
the amount here stated -, AZ, 10 90
was expended IN toe Ganbel."nd Road,
leaving for all othcr expenditures under
the comprehensive head "f in'ernal l,O-
provemeits, 81 ,S675c9 81 only.
The annua, estimates were yesterday
sent in by the Treasury Department to
Congress The amount estimated Gs
necessary ID be appropriated for the
service OF the year 1891, is for the Civil
List, Foreign Intercourse. aud Niscei-
laaeuus, a,l4t3I9 dollars; for The Mil
tsry Service, including Publications, or
mories. arsenals ordinance, Indian al
fairs, pensions, and internal Improve
meni. s.5S9, 05l, fot the Naval Service,
1885, 1914 dollars 10 shew the whole
amount 10 be subjected t" the d'sp"fi
ten OF tho Executive in the year 1881,
must he added to the above, the amount
appropriated already for tue service Of
the year 1881, including Public Debt,
gradual Improvement OF the Navy, arm
ing Militia, Subscriptions TO Canal
Stocks, Revolutionary Claims, and in
dian Affairs, viz Sli 2s43a5: also,
the surplus Of appropriations !sr 80,
viz, si,s75 1874; and existing appropria.
tons which will be required to complete
the service Of 1880 and foimer years, !
but which will be expended in 1881,
amounting TO 80 TAO $50.
Description Of TiGain THE felgn whe
forged the checks, on the llh inst. to the a
mouEt of Is, 500 dollars. and who passed
himself by the namc Of Henry g. Livingston,
proves TO be the same vaiaan who was con
vic,ed and sentenced TO the State Prison at
Auburn, FOR four separate frlouies, and was
pardoncd in September last; he shortly there
after obtained goods from Mr. Judd upon for
ged paper, and obtained property from Sc
vcrai persons bY means OF frauds, and then
left the city He was arrested in Rhode Isl
and, at the suit sfMr. Judd. and about three
weeks since he broke jail-a reward OF 30
dollars is offered by the Sheriff OF Rhode ISL
and .or his apprehension-he returned ini-
mediately to the city of New \ ork, His real
name as William jackson; ne seldom passes
by his true name, he is about feet inches
III height, % years of age; dark complexion,
dark Dyes, black hair, and bald on the top oi
his head: seldom takes his hat oil Ia compa-
ny; occasionally wears cap; thin visaSe'
rather long nose; large ears; long arms;
stoons esnaciallv ,yhen walking. broad Sh0ul-