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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18

zs'0f NOSE VnO 's7'5y oe heFe AteT spnnrf~s
shall be prescribed b5 aa~. The sheriff, -,
coroners shat be nominated by the respec,iv,
county courts. end vheH Approved b. he W
vernon. shall be Com mixioHea Sy aim
justices shaH srpe'nt const abaes, -ABd all ta
of the aforesaid officers. SHAH be regulated ~
law.
g. Wrts shah run IN the name of the ,or.
meuweslth of Virgins, and bear teste bv M.
clerks of the several courts e-lndictments shss
conclude, Against the peace and dignity oflbs
componwealth.
ARTICLE vi.
A treasurer shall be appointed snnualIy n,
joint vote of both houses.
ARTICLE VII.
The executive department of the cover,
neat, shall remain as at present orgsnized.sn S
the governor and privy councillors shall contpp.
10 Office until governor elected, under ths
Constitution, shall come into office--sud all o
Their persona in office, when this eonstitutioa
shall lie adopted, except as is herein o,herwix
expressly directed. shall continue in Office, tin
SUCCESSORS shall be appointed, or the law shall
otherwise provides aud all the courts Of jus
tce now existing, sisau continue with their
present jnfisdictioBs until and except 30 "a,
! as the judicial - stem may or shall be heseak
ter otherwise organized by she legislature.
Bone in convention, in the city .ot Richmond.
on the 4ifteeatb day OF January, in the year
Of cur Lord one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, and in the fitty'foUFth yesr.of The In
dependence Of the United States of a merica.
PHILIP p. BAKB0tB,
f'res't efme Convspesp.
ID. BRIsGs.
Sec's ofihe COsruennoH.
SCHEDULE.
Ordered, that the reh containing the draft N
the anne Dded constitution. adopted by this con.
vention, and by i, submitted TO the people Of
this commonwealth, for their IA isication o,
rejection, be enclosed by the secretary IN Z
case proper tor its preservation, and deposited
among the archives of the council OF state.
Ordered, that the secretary do Cause the
journal of the proceedings of this convention,
! to be fairly entered in we'll bound book, and
| after the cane sba, have been signed by the
| pre- s'deDt, and sttested By the secretary, that
| he deposit the same. together with all ihe orr
! ginal documents Ia The possession ct the con-
.ention. and connected with tie proceedings
| among the archives Of the oouncilof state: and
1 further, ,aat he cause ten printed copies Of
the SAID journal to be web bound, and deposi,
ted in the public library.
Ordered. shst the president of the convem
ton, do certify q trae copy of the smendei
| constitution to the general assembly now in ser
sion; and that the general asset biy be and they
are hereby requested TO make aay additiond
provis Ions BY law, which may be nece ssary and
proportion submitting The same TO the voteu
thereby qualified to vote for members OF the
general assembly at the aext April eiections
and tor organizing tse government a,',der The
amended constitution. w case it shah be appro
| we'd ana ra tded BY such voters.
Jspuar, 28, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18

EUSr received and for sale, No. MACK
81 ERAL and No SHAD, by
JAS. & WIN. n. RIDDLE.
They have added to their list OF Scioe,
Books, Sparks arithmetic"
MartnSburg. Feb. III, 1880.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-06

quarter, and was dragged astern of the clew of the sail.
 its all over with her already said the first mate to M'Elvina; and as the cutter paid otl'before the wind, another broadside from her well-manned antaeo. hist raaked her fore and aft, The cut. ter hauled down her lib, eased off her foresheet, and succeeded in again bring ing her bFoadside to bear. The action was now maintained with spirit, but much to the disadvantage of the cutter, who was not only inferior in force, but completely disabled from the loss of her main-boom.
 Afterian exchange of dozen broad sides, M Elvina shot the lugger ahead, and, tacking under his adversary's bows, raked him second time. The com mander ofthc revenue vessel, to avoid q repetition ofa similar disaster, paved his vessel off betore the wind, and re- turned the fire as they came abreast of each other; butin these manmuvers the iu @SSf ODtttlitIQ lilC NSdliiCI-OdBPs It was, however, point of little consc- quence as matters then stood. In few more broadsides, the cutter was com plete wreck, and unable to return the fire of her opponent. Her forestay and haulyards had been cut away, her fcre- sail was down on deck, and her lib ly- ing overheard under the bows.
 I think that will do,' said M'Elyina to the first mate. We had better be oil how, for our guns will be sure to bring down some ofthe cruisers; and if she surrendered. l could rot take pos session of her. Let's give her a parting broadside and three cheers.
 M'iMvinsA's orders were obeyed; but not one gun was returned by the cut ter.
 sstarboard liltIe, keep her away now, and we'll close and stand ahead of her that sine may read our name Oh the stern. it's q pity they should moi know to whom they are indebted. They'll not forget La Belle Susanne.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-06
From the London .Norniag Herald, .4as. 3.
 DETAILS OF THE
1a.lA . CotsS1ls21 s21.T TTGGTs IN TsIs.
Letter from a Correspondent, dated
 I;ARIs .y7,}3f .5O

PARIS, July o0.
 4 postscript 10 my private note 10 you on Tuesday evening, July 27, was couched in these tcrmS-"1tc are for a revolution"
 On Tuesday evening matters began to wear ;a very serious aspect. The geisdarmes posted on the Place du I d. lais Royal.were necessarily attacked by what you in London would call |; mob of dandies, with perseverance ard des- peration of which ali the riots, revolts, tumults, or revolutions of England at- ford no example. They were support- ed, it is true, by the young bourgeois, and by the lower classes, but the major ity, by , o'clock, were Paris fops, with rattans in their hands and pistols in their pockets. Some of them were killed. Wishing to sec something of the matter, 1 took cabriolct and at tempted to drive through the Place du Palais Royal. and got into the thick of the fight. The cab-driver had been d chasseuracheval of the Imperial Guard. When we reached the tails of the hors- es of the hife of gendarmes, posted op- posite the Rue troidmanteau, the ex- citement was too much for him. The people were charged by the cavalry fired their pistols in their faces, retired, and returned to the attack, with cries of Vengeance -Li5ertc-A bas ic Roii-- Vive la Chate t-Pipe 7 Empcre,u = Hive ,Nopo}eon Hi-La norta Polgnac!t : La .Nort C Peyron'.e,!'--Liberte ou la .Mon This was too much for my coch- CT. He lost his head, and charged the gendarmes cn arrlere with his miserable old horse. Iseizcd the reins and check cd him, knowing how much he was com promising ny my safety, but it was in vain, for, rising on his feet, and fourisiing his cosqatette over his head, he roared out with all his power Vipe le Emperer'
 Heaven knows am in no humor fer provoking smile, but this and few other trifiing incidents will better prove the state of the city, and of the parties, than a full description.
 Determined, as some imagined the gendarmes to be at that time, fancied saw thus early, symptoms of fear and indecisiona ongthem. Still they fought with certainty and desperation, but eve " moment their assailants were rein. forced by boys, worlSmen, clerks, stu dents. coachmen, and in short, all class. es. The firing became every moment more sharp.
 ] Ireturned home, and after dinner was making my way again to the Palais Roy Eal, when met band of men in the Rue ! Yiyienne: bearing the corpse of one o 1 their unhappy comrades. As they pass ed the Rue Colbert, where was (aros in ldeed!) } Swiss post, their cries of ven geance were frighttul. They took the l body to the Place de la Bourse, stripped and exhibited it. surrounded by candles and amid uneeasing cries of. Tengeances and < Aux armes, armesm The gepor of an odd shot fell upon the ear at inter 'lYals, bu. although the streets were
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-06
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-06

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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

.5..... ella t7,.s,uc uui raising whereof was re-
l-..-,,r,4 or approved by the old Congress,
b.. fesnal and taken, within the meaning
....-.r, 1r ,hc acts aforesaid 90 hive been on
i.'' .'.9.rrn,al Establishments but nothing herein
-.....,r,4 sllu D. SO construed as TO include In
..,Ic.ss If State troops thc militia ef,he several
States
An CRAIG OF Virgins moved 10 amend the
.-,.,,l.,. mo 90 .ae bi Do the Committee Of the
rh9Ic. Yesterday, by striking on, the following
.,..,I.. t,the house, building and curulagc, by
Nm o.r.1.rl and improved, so that lie bill
.,-.,,'l provide for persons worth one thousand
l...'r-. .oz. lu-,ye Of their household furniture,
E-' Nr. e. sei' Doe offered the amendment IN
I.- -r.s ,..nri-.ion tllt t was not the intention of
-.nrI.nou q, pension those whose circumstances
g-.-s comfortable aud who were able 10 support
themselves.
ON ti, motion "a long debate took place. in
,,l..b ,I.s.r, BuJrss. Bites, Nickiiie, Carson,
Urlb-rl Clark. p D. Barbour Polk, Bauiusa-
rtet ~ Mass. and MeDnhe. tookpart.
Tho amendment 20 the amendment wa, agreed
Pr, anl the hiI was ordered to tiud reading,
yeas 49, uys A..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
LlTEsT FROM EUROPE.

T r, Clematis, Capt. Holmes, has
BOSTON from Havre, bringing
r.... IS to the 9ih February.
Spanish Ambassador had sent of a
-rcr 10 Madrid or business, It was sup
ed. having reference to the French ex'
edition against Algiers. Very active pre-
oaratlonS are making at Toulon for the OK.
Dedren. Government had RENTED to
the treasurer of the navy at that port, II
alhon francs TO detray the first exPences
IF tho war. All the ships, fiigates and
other vessels stationed at Toulon, Best
Rochefort. and Lorlent, are to rendezvous
sext April IN the Mediterranean. The
Pacha Of Egypt is expected to take a part
40 the expedition. He is 10 send a fleet
and 5000 men, to act an auxiliary and to
Occupy Alg,crs for a certain time.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
NEW YORK, March 30

FLOUR-Ihe accounts from England
to the llmult speak Of an advance IN the
English markets Of from Is. to Is. upon
bounded Flour; this has caused an adj
vance in this market Of u ID to25 cents
per barrel, principally on low priced. The
sales this week have been upwards 10,
900 barrels About 400 bbls Richmond
City Mills (all that was in market have
been sold at s..
The North River is again, nayigable,
and the steamboats, have commenced run
ning. business of all descriptions has
revived, and sales in Sugars, Molasses,
brandy, and other articles has been extern
siye. The last advlCes from Liverpool
have caused extensive purchases in the
lower qualities Of Flour, for that market
The sales Of Dry Goods, both by public
aud private sale, begin to be large. The
demand for frelghting vessels has also i'm
proved, and business generally las become
much more brisk within the last two weeks.
The money MAJ .lct continues abundant
" Y DdHV .4dv.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

The Senate dlQ NOT Sll on 'odlHtudf
In the House of Representatives there
was much time consumed M a call Of the
House, Their, being no quorumotIh the usual
hour of meeting. The House then con.
sidered the resolution offered by MIR. swift,
ON the subject Of fortirations on one OF
the Islands in the Lake Champaign, but
the hour expired before any decision was
made. The residue of The day was occu-
pied in the consideration Of private bills.
March ..
The Senate Yesterday adopted the ros-
buttons submitted by MIR. HOLMES, dI-
recdng the Secretary Of tbeHreasury to M
form the Senate of the number Of subor'
iuate officers of the Customs who have
been removed since the 9Th of Mach last,
and what number in each district have
been increased or diminished, distinguish.
i1g the wcighcrs, guagers, measurers, ana
markers, and directing the POSTMASTER
General TO inform the Senate Of the mum
Der of Deputy Postmasters who have been
removed sipce the 4lh of March last, de-
signaling the number each State and terri
iory. Some time was spent IN the con-
s-deraton of Executive business.
I'm the House Of Representatives, yesteT'
day. the resolution offered by Mr. swift
ON the subject ola survey for the purpose
Of erecting Qualifications on the Islands
ln Lake Champlaln, was referred to the
Secretary of War. 4 resolution offered
Mr. Condict last week, asking Information
on the subject of the indians, was modified
with the consent of the mover, at me sUg-
gestion of Mr.. Wilde, and the resolution
offered by Mr. J. ". Taylor, IN relation
to paelts. was referred 10 Select Con
mueo. The House then took up the Du
fr the relief Of persons IA tue laud and
naval service, during the revolutionary
war; which, after some discussion and
mod icaGon, was ordered to be engrossed
for "a third reading, by tie casting vote OF
tae Speaker. The House then resolved
iuselfInt0 q committee ofthe Whole on the
state of the Union. when several PROPOSE
IONS to take up bills were rejected, and
I finally the committee took up the bill to
construct road from Buffalo, by way OF
! Washington city to New Orleans. Mr..
I Hemphill then opened the discussion on
/ this bin. but before he had completed his
remarks, on motion CT Mr.. BLAIR, OF len
nessee, the Committee rose and reported
lpy0gress.
Mr.. Barringer laid the following resOlu-
ton on the table:
RsSolUed, That the Committee on Re-
trenchment be directed to report bill to
reduce or fix the salaries of the Collectors
lofthe Customs, Inspectors of the Reye-
nue., Surveyors OC Ports and Harbors, and
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
ProDjdencc Daily Adc.
rom .c J1.raaI Of Commerce, March Il
CENTRAL AMERICA.

4 letter from Mexico Of the 30h Janua-
~, gives very uufavoraLle representa-
ION Of afurs in the al fdted Republic OF
Central America. The dates from Tau
dmlla are to Jan. 81.
The persecution against the richer class
es, who are already much Impoverished,
continued. The war in Honduras was
carried on with much cruelty Morazin
and Muquez, commanding tie govern
ment forces. which had been somewhat re
inforced, were near Olachdncs. and the
place was expected TO surrender. The
federal legislature had beea unable 10 as
semblo on the Ij.hof December, bit 1t was
hoped they would get together on the l3.h
january.
There vas o project on foot for con-
federation, IN winch the States should be
separately independent with jnata Tor the
conduct OF f1reigl affairs Itwas Thought
rw1uIl be adopted, and Vale was spoken
oras President instead Of Morazan, who
bid lost popularity. The following is the
account gwen 10y the writer OF the condl-
toa oftwo or three Of the States.
Isl Salvador, which, since the revolt
ion, and ever before, was the very focus
Of monarchy, Is now rema ked for the
greatest order in every branch of It's adj
mlnerat,on. Letters from that State de
tail IT, scandalous depfedauons Of which
Gautimala Is the theatre. Il Is the only
State that presents any security, and OF
(which the commerce, on account Of Its
southern harbors, has yislbly increased.
notwithstanding the war which constantly
bears so heavy upon it.
The Republic of Chill, has recalled its
/ Consuls TO Central America and refuses 10
acknowledge the present government on
aceoas: OF is immortality; so it expresses
itself
The State Of Nicaragua is the most
( iightlul anarchy, and is completely ruined
Iby the disorders that reign there. That
State is governed by young Gautimalian
named Govana, Of very immoral conduct
and who amuses himself IN claiming PEG.
lpie. and ,h9s throwing them into The lake
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
BALTIMORE. M-rch %.

ELOGR.-The supplies Of Flour reach
lng market, continue ample. Sales Of
Howard street Flour to considerable extent
have been made from the stores this week
at - 81 ii ~ ID. The heaviest
transactions principally at the former rate.
The last advIces from England do not
seem to have produced any effect on the
price Of Flour here; several thousand bar.
rels, destined for that market having been
taken at prices above named, which were
those Of last week. The store price we
state to-day at I 81 l I 4.37 ID and tue
wagon price at 4 D, though l)ads occa-
sionally taken at fraction higher. Sales
OF several large parcels City Mills Flour.
standard quality, have been made At 8 !
per Dbl. cash. The stock now IN market
IS much reduced. Some parcels Susque
hanna Flour have reached market within
the week. a parcel Of 300 bbls. first ar
HyaD was sold early in the week at : p
cash. Since then a similar parcel has been
taken at 4 p on 60 days; and one or two
large parcels were sold on Thursday at 4
y ID per bbi. cash. They were al
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

prepared Tor that purpose under Inc centre
dome of the Capitol, in the City of Wash.
ington, according to u plan recommended
by Il report of the Select Committee, made
10 the House Of Representatives., on the
day Of March, 1880.
And be Il further resOLCed, That the re.
mains of Mrs Martha Washington, con.
sort of the late Gen. George Washington,
shall. at the same time, be removed, and
en;ombed in the same Sopulchre.
Ind be It further res0tved, That full
lonoth pedestrian statue Of Gen George
Washington be, and the same IS, hereby,
ordered to be obtained, to be executed by
some distinguished artist, and OF the best
materials; and said statue, when executed,
shall be placed in the centre Of the Rotun-
10 of the Capitol, conlormably to the plan
recommended ia the report Of a Committee
herein before mentioned. And tue Presi
dent shall be, and lac Is, hereby authorized
and requested, to direct the execution of
iBe said statue. with a suitable pedestal OF
DE same material, and to cause the same
% be placed in the place herein des!gna,
tst
Ind Be IL further resoleed, That the
sum Of be, and the same is, hereby
appropriated, for the purpose OF carrying
these rcsolu5o IS into effect.
They were ordered to be printed
The epgrossed bill for the relief Ct per-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

.aF.otiag dispensatioa-Ihe io.l 80,
Urbanna, Ohio, was on the y Insi' - n. T.
? O'Clock IN the afternoon, visited y .
tremendous storm which blew DOWN ~. ~
Churches, and six or seven dwelling -
ses; and, melancholy torelale, occa'. .S,,l
the death Of three or four children w. -
were crushed to death beneath ne i-''.'
ruins. as well as seriously inlnrng
u other persons. Sfa'. |s7'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

PHILADELPHIA. Nlarch %

III TIT
FLOUR AND MEAL:-Hhe sales of
Superline Flour this week amount TO l6-
900 barrels, at s $50, (inclnding some to
come in, J and principally for export to Eu-
rope, leaving a moderate stock IN the mar
ket.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

The Boston Evening Gazette or
following account OF the extraordiS,. ~ I'
man being. who il now exhibited I'm
city, under the title Of The WulEing \,
ctOH.
1.-The curious figure, Of skin and
who IS shewn "a curiosity, un9s, y
name Of B0aaparte, does actual, V
move and have a being. His name sr7
vim Edison, and he was born in Com.
cut, II years ago.--Ie lived lormo,,r.
Boston, and enlisted rs a private IN
United States army. lie was at 6-i
tie OF Plaltsburg, and laid upon his
the night after the action lie was ,t~
ed with cold when he awoko, which ~.
quite severe before morning. 70 b,
fuence of the cold, lmmedia,oly afs, G
faugues and dangers Of the day, he ,r,
butes the wasting Of his persoa.--H.
about five feet four inches in height,
weighed, when at his full size, l23nor,i.
He was strong, and particularly sciIm.
that period--and Of his strength he r,r.
a remarkable prop0u GA NILS nr,,,,,-.
aciaied condition. lie says MS s'.,.
would not be esscudgIB impaired Te
bones ofhis heels had not nearly Dea,r,'.l
1 the skin. 50 as To render C difficult 6r nm.
run or walk. lie now weighs less b,,N
pounds, and his appearance, his dwirj.j
/ lees, with his disproportio eli Joint. anal,
/ knee and ankle, and the length Of the lo,.
would be almost grotesque were it nobt
feeling of sympathy checks any neb
( ful association. lie wears breechcs ,-l
stockings, so that the shape ofhs neb,
limbs is perfectly displayed.-He msl,
ures only 3 ID inches round the les. i,
above the ankle, and 7 ID inches round
the calf HIS appetite is good, and he az.
pears cheerful and lively, notwIthstandiar
the loss of one of his eyes, and the d.mr.
ished sight ofthe other-ln the year 1921
he married, and has four children, one q
whom is ONLY 8 months old Though Ms
'sbrunk shank illustrates the general \.
tenuation of his form, it BY no means inds
Gates decrepitude. He worked on b,
farm until the loss Of sight compelled hr
10 leave-and he now exhibits himself. {.
the support Of his family"