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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
COMMUNICATED.

Where is the point in the following toast druni
with three cheers at the Tammany Anniver'ar!
"POl,ticai Lnconsistency.-Green is the gr,r4
upon its grave" No aIlusion. we trust TO ~
last Cabinet. If political Inconsistency EdeaSI
we say rest in peace-but we fear resurreetl''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
leGS
GcoMMuHtcATED.1

Ask a Fan Buren, Jackson Man, if he does Do
think Mr.. Van Buren, guilty Of "the oonspn
cy," and he will tell you no, certainly not
When two respectable witnesses, Mr.. HamltSt
and MIR. Van Buren, himself, both deny it-hs
ask him to apply his rule to Mr.. Adam, and NJ
Clay, and he is dumb or off in tangent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

when they were assailed BY large number vi
neasantry. They retreated. firing upon them,
hut were overborue, and literally stoned to DEATH
Their police were FIVE in number. Their bodies
were conveyed on cars to Ennis, '' to be exhibit
ed to his Excellency."
Extract of letter, dated Loughrea, April s.
ssThis part Of the country is in state Ut open
rebellion; and this day at Q o'clock party of
upwards Of 5000 insurgents, many OF them we'll
armed, proceeded to the house Of Sir J. Burke,
the member for the county, where they smashed
all the doors and windows, and took thirteen
stand Of arms, with quantity of ammunition.
They next proceeded to Mr.. Whyte's, far
,ner Of great responsibility in the neighborhoOd,
and turned up all his pasture land. They pro,
ceeded to the house of Capt. Brunskell, ma
gstrate of the county, broke all the gates on his
farm. attacked his house and demolished the
doors, windows, &c. Having gained admission
|'they took his arms, and, not content with this
they destroyed all the furniture in the house.
They fired into the room where his family were
and severely wounded his son and daughter. -
Capt. Brunskell was absent at the time, attending
the assizes Of Galway. The county was lei
wholly at the mercy Of the insurgents, not SIN
gle policeman being in the neighborhood, 1t beins
the custom during the assizes to congregate TIT
police forces IN the county town. AS to soldiers
there is not single military station within miles
of US; and, unless the Government grant u
some protection. the insurgents will become com
plete masters of the country"
The London Morning Chronicle of the l5tl
says, owe have no fresh accounts OF Outrases
and active means are being employed to restor
order and to mitigate DISTRESS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Notice
New E0OKs.

VBvE subscriber has just received and offers for sale
4 the following VIZ:
annals ofthe PeninsuIar Campaigns, by the suthor
of Cyril hornton
Our NeighoorhUod, or Letters on Horticulture and
Natural Phenomenon.
The Taiba. Moor of Portugal, Romance.
National Gale ndar for 1851 >econd Edition.
Gold Leaf by the pack or book
Peters Condensed Reports Of the Supreme Court OF
the United states Also.
Neatly Engraved Checks in books to suit the differ
ent Banks in Town.
may 2l-dl0t DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

Randolph Macon CoAege.-We understand
says the Lynchburg Virsinian, that this Tnstir
ton, which is now being erected under the dr,t
ton and patronage ofthe Virginia and North C,
roina Methodist Episcopal Church, is in sht'
of considerable forwardress. The walls Of th.
centre building are completed. and the found,.
ton is prepared for one of the wings.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

kaEeHeUWe tcas and shall be az Gin. -
he d"plorahie sttu,ii II ii tie house
less aud d. ST TOT inhahitanfS NJ Fayrt'e-
vile was path, ttcally deSsc,btd FROM
the 70 ~ IN Tins city Yesterday, the aid
OF the able AMI bpnrvnlyut earnestly
solicited. Here in surh calamity (as
one CierS, man observed THIS season OF
the year would be a m,t,gst On, there
It was an ae yrrvation; fer the sxces
slve heats q! the day, aud the dense
Vap' urs oi TIE night, generate disease
An encHmPmeut of families on our
Common ~ winter, woulI be distress
lngly bad; hu' an e0rampmcnt in n
southern swamp in summer is much
worse. Here however. we have popu-
Ions Villages, with their son Portable
buildings abound. aud lady To welcome
as; there TIE villages are remote from
each other, aud separated bY large dis
tricts Of pine ha'rcns. Eut the people
OF the suffering city will fad that Il o Oh
now shelttrl5ss the are not ireudless.
They have the <ymrath al The tip. the
heart ard tho hand. It is said on
instance of this sympathy exists in "a
gan history. bat that immediately after
the establishment II .hristain religion
The disciple sent rtliat by Tie bands Of
Rs'nahss aud Saul, to tie brethren
who dwelt ia Judea, and who were sul-
terlnS Ia coHse quence of great death.
Bsst Corr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
FRon THE cHERoEEE PHGSix
.Ne,c Erhota, .Ipns 4.
pRnCRTSS OF OpPRFSSION.

II
We little thought when we were remark
ing last week on the Post Office RI form in this
place that we should he able so soon 10 pub
h,h additional facts in regard 10 the means
employed % effect tho great object Of the
State Of Georgia aud the present admins
tra,Tnn Of the General Government The
surinises OF some that the removal OF Mr.
Worcester from the Post Office was hut to
pave a way for his arrest have turned out TO
be well founded. as will he seen Rom the iol-
Living order OF Col SANFORD, addressed TO
each OF the Missionaries under the care OF
tie American Board, and the letters Of Gov
Giln,ef 20 Messrs Thompson and Wsrces
ter, Which we have been permitted TO publish
srgppERs, May 2Sth, 1881.
= SCE;- Afer th~ rcccip, of the enclosed let
ter ten days will be allowed you, 10 remove
out of the unsettled limits of Tire State. Il
h,und resijing within Il. ai'cF The expiration
OF Ghat time, ysu viii be subject to arrest
and 10 such punishment as the law shall dI
rect in ease OF Illegal residence, SC.
Your obedient serv't.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
w 4. SANFORD.
Comm r q Guard.
EXECUTIVE DEp'rM'4, MrLLEpeEvr.LE,
IEli. A..

EXECUTIVE DEPrM'4, MILLEDegvrLE,
10th May, 1881.
SIR:--Srflicicnt evidence has been obtained
from the Government Of the United States
10 convince the courts of this State that the
missionaries employed among the ChcFokees
by the A,sericaB Buari OF Foreign Missions
are not its agents. and therefore not exempt
ed from the operation of the law lorbiddIng
white persons TO reside among the Cherokee
without licence In continuing 80 to reside
you must have known that YOU wcse acting
in violation of the laws of the State. The
mistaken decision OF the Superior Court up
on this subject in the late case determined
in Gwinnett county has enabled you Tor a
time to rer-stfn Peur opposition 10 the bu
name policy which The orncfn Government
has adopted for the civilization of the Indians.
and in your efforts 20 prevent thor submits
sion to the laws Of Georgia. However ciim
inaI yoar conduct in tins respect may have
been ! am stili DESTROYS that YOU should have
an opportunity ri avoiding the punishment
which will certainly follow the continuance
of your present residence. You are there
for advised to quit it with as little delay rs
possible. Col. Sanford, the commander cl
the Guard, will he directed to cause tn lie de
lvered to you this letter, and enforce The
laws If you shodld persist in your dlsobedi
ence Very respectfully, yours, S>e.
ESQ. X. GfLMER
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
Reu Samuel Worcester.

The reader win perceive from the letters
of Governor Giimer, that the General Gov.
eminent is leagucd with Georgia in carrying
this unheard of persecution against the mis-
sionares. They are determined to remove
them for the purpose Of preventing their op-
position to Tie ta'mene policy Of The General
Government for eipiti=iaS tie htdi@es. May
we be delivered from such ciriiizafun-wc
want none of it. II the missionaries must
be punished, would II not he as well to pun
ish them ut least for some plausible reason
Instead OF barely making gratultouS asser
tons against them, let them be taken and
tried upon the charge Of Opposing the poll
cy Of the General Government, and exciting
the Indians to oppose the jurisdiction of the
State" Such course would be little more
becoming
Whether the missionaries will think it best
TO remove is slore than we can say. We
tt.lnk it probable, however, that some Of
them will DIR Butler is al ady under an
arrest; and as to Mr.. Worcester, against
whom there seems TO be the greatest aninos-
ity, there has not been Il single moment,
since the passage Of the Georgia law, that
he could have removed, Aud now it i, i'm
possible for him to remove il he is 50 lispo
sed TO do Mrs w. on account Of III health,
mas hetn unable TO leave the house Tor the
last eight months, and at this time She is nj
terry unable to leave her bed Size cannot
be removed without exposing her lie to IN,
me diate danger II Will be scen that Mr. ".
has hut ten days notice.
The Post Office at Spring Place is yet oc
cuped by Mr. Bjhan, but we understand
thai arran .ements are in progress 10 have
bim displaced, and we presume Il VIII ire
In 10 eff eft Il.
Post Master General will have 10 dD one Oh
three things Either t. bring in white aian
from tie States, or 30 alter tie mail route.
Of 20 i-comlinue lie office and the isai route
from Head of Coosa to Spring pllce Re
do thea - wor!d be 10 close tlle ONLY chsu
nel through which He can carry Oh car col
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
JOHN RIDGE.
FmiL Colan.bm tappp laRd!

We have few additional facts to- state
Mr. Trog "a a Methodist hinerant Mis- iona
nv, under Tie direction Of the Tennessee
Conference We understand he is not allow
ed to ride and that he is indeed chained eve
~ night The Rv. Mr.. Gitu Ter, Moravian
missionary, was also arrested Tuesday nom
ing, and kept nnder guard abuu, two hours
and then DISCHARGED on his claiming Inc pr
viege Of having ten days notice. The Guard
arrived IN this place on Tuesday evening, and
pat up al their usual quarters. On Sedncs
day morning, Gle Of men, seven CT eight ia
number. went To Mr. AkCoy's and ARE sted
him while he WAS at breakfast they also
went 10 Nj llitk's but did not find BIN. dc
being not NJ home after making particular
- arch in the house When Mr. MgCoy was
ttSen 10 the commander, il turned cut that
hc was arrested for presiding as President.
over r1cetin" Of individuals IN this place, a
week CT two siuce-Mi. Westward was al
50 Imprisoned for siinler act They were
both discharged. As matters row 90, il will
snon become dangerous for any one 20 open
his mouth aud utter his opinious.
We vii tsot en'arsr upon thls subject. He
who reads will understand. 70 our Cicero
kee readers we say, have patience and for
bearaaec. Cultivate good feelings ever 10
our enemies. Let the public see that we ave
for pcsce and that we use none but peacea
BILE measures 70 assert our rights, We do
not yet suffer as others have suffered. Nany
hlvc suffered death for opinions sakc-we
have not yet coue TO that
n Is StOCe writing the above. we are in-
formed the Gnsy:f passed 10y Spring Place and
arrested Mr. JOS farn. Mr. Y is native,
and we presume - ~ ignorant OF the cause
Of tins arrest as the others were. fherc H.
nothing wanties bnt count Of insasAron TO
eolanirle the traaeaY
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
NmHELlNG Hume IL.

WEBBING June II.
.4nothsr &cnm5aai Los. On Satur
day night last. about rs miles below
Cincinnati. the Steamboat SYLPH. on
her way W wa, struck by the Char.e>
ton, and sunk in three minutes Sh.
had abpat 80 abln aad 50 OF 60 Ge, k
passengers, who had barcl, time to IS
cape fran their berths, undtessed. and
leaving their baggage behind. A few
jumped into the Yacht s The rest were
t ken on boa the Charleston, which
FouudedtoimmediteIy. Oae gentle mar
a boo ksvlIeF ci louisville, name not re
col cited, WAS Is>tsurposed 70 have been
killed by the bo"sprit Of the Charleston
a. the tio 2 she strurk, The steamboat,
Highlander and Ben FIamk!in came a
l"Ag soon after the accident, and render
I'd every assistant their power. - Gu.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

TIE President Of The tnii.4 >ia's-Wr
learn from O!h PoiCi that P.r.rita' t.rk
son Is expected there ga Friday or ~a'itd.,
HrAt, aEd @i'.t prSra a'iJis arr u~k.r- lug
Us .ee lti-a. -- ~, Jah B~vrCH ans -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

.',iss .iaa UjgtH lalias) Sister GcItruIe.
The fabulous account Of the above named
Laly's apostacy and eopcuelt from the
Visitation Convent at Georgetown. ID e..
which has been Of hate 50 confidently cireu
lated, prompted us t. make every inquiry
concerning the authenticity ana truth Of the
iact' he following Is The reward of our Ia
hors, w'ich we auXiously expect our bro
tn Editors Of the liberal cast. who intro.
dnced said repo- intothcir coirnls. viii copy.
Sist"r Gertrude has lived on the most amiea-
bic terms with the pious inmates of the Visi-
tauon Convent, founded al Georgetown an
der the Lite venerable and hmcnted arch
bishop Carroll, and which has since Iecciv
cd very extensive patronage, most con
vincing proof Of its general worth aud use
fitness, i slight dil, renee ari,ing hctwetn
ti!e Lady Superior of ;lIe community aGd the
above mentioned SISTER frs; gave rise to the
report OF her apostacy, Of the truth of which
there is not the least shadow Of fealitt. 81.
sill! hollis as sacred the Catholic faith. la,
her error, heeu absolyed from
the ecclesiastical rensure 10 ulcL her urr
cipItate step subjected her. admitted 10 hon
adheres siill To he. ,.4,s unu,t
tie Areht7shop OF Baltimore. ,tl! sign, hol
name Sister Gertrude, aud W,,.> sincerely
"a secret fog the scandal she has sirva
Cahri:e Pass
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

The Baltimore American informs us thar
The Philadelphia Of Fredericksburg, the in
curry to which we noticed in yesterdays Ga.
zette, received so much damage that she sunk
i've hours afterwards. In the mean time,
however, all the goods and furniture weresa
we'd, and The boat was run ashore. She new
lies with her bow high out Of water, and heg
hseTn sunk TO the upper deck
We learn that the Philadelphia is expected
to be raised without difficulty, and the dam
age done TO her bottom repaired at small
cost The amount of injury TO the cabin Will
depend On the damage done By the water to
the mahogany work.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
Total G9o.44o 46e,745 47.os6 1all.o5a

Total G90.440 469,745 II ,Os6 1,2ll,o52
The immense disparity between the num-
Der of slaves held in Eastern or lower Virgil
MIA, and that If Western or u.ramontane
Virginia, is sirlkingiy manifested by these re-
turns The white population of the Eastern
district exceeds that OF the Western district
by only 81 ,43o; while the slave population Of
The East exceeds fha; of the West by So,
1852 No wonder Western Virginia was un-
easy under the old Constitution, which gave
all political power to the Eastern District.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
Rec. John Thompson.
EXECUTIVE Der INT. MlLLEpeEviLLE,

EXECUTIVE DEP III L. NltBED5 ~ Ill.Ey
10th MAY, 1881.
SEn:-It is a part of my Official duty TO
cause all White persons resting within the
territory of the State. occupied by the hero
KEGS to be removed thereirom who refuse 10
take the oath to support the constitution and
laws of the State Information has been re
ceyed of your continued residence within
that territory, without complying with the
requisites of the law, and Of claim 20 be ex
enspted from its operation, on account of
yodr hol&ns the Office OF Post Master at
New Ecfota
You have no doubt been informed OF your
dismissal from that office. That YOU may he
under no mistake as TO this matter, you arc
also informed that the Government Of the
United States does not recognize as It's agents
the missionaries acting under the direction Of
the American Board Of Foreign Missions
Whatever may have been yo'.r conduct in
opposing the humane policy of the General
Government. or exciting the isiianS 10 op
pose the jurisdiction OF the State | am Snl
DESTROYS OF giving you and all Others SIM
larry sittss.ed. an opportunity OF avoiding the
punishment which will certainly follow your
further residence within the State contrary
to its laws You are therefore advised TO
remove from the territory OF Georgia, occu
pied by the Cherokees. Col Sanford the
Commander of the Guard will be requested
TO hare this letter delivered to you. and to
delay your arrest uHA you have had an op-
poItunity Of leaving tie state
itx q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

Doi"g Robbayy The watchmaker's shop
OF Ne. : Hutchinson il Market street a
bore SIKH. 10 New Work, was lorcibly en-,
tered by Tue aack door on Tuesday night,
l4ih iost.l and suh,d Of watches, jeweIe
~, &c to lie e,noun. of about 5000 The
watches were coatained in an iron chest
winch was forced op,a, and every article
taken from Il Of any value. except the Gus
toners watches.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

The following is an extract Of a letter
from Mr.. C. De ming to his brother in
law in Springfield, Mass dated at
Fayetteville, \. c SOth ult. The sit.
nation hundreds of the people Of Fay
e''eville is precisely Ike that of Mr. ID
Il am ruined. having lost every thing
IN my store all my notes. books, and
accounts oil ny provisions, corn, fur
and bacon, and some money My house
was also burned. and we saved nothing
but our beds, and part Of our cloths.
III my furniture, such as tables, bu-
teaus, SidehoarJ, bedsteads &c nearly
al gone. ihare nothing ifff to ca. ~
rink and aa GsPend'nt pm charity
''d o'ust make sn appeal TO you, and
through ven 10 the charitable Of yoor
plars, in behalf nj my wife aud chill
d,su."
fhc Washington Telegraph says, "lhe
Ar,s1e, General. Mr.. hcrgien, reached this
eHs ia's morning, after an ahsence OF tuo
"anI.s ;, Oh a ,i.is to Georgia"
We are informed thai Mr. J. w. MALLoe
NJ +, north ,,xth street. PLiladtIpia, SOLD
lf- ..tsl rfse of 10000
g.-R .-g,rks iyr on Size first PAGE.
8. .,,us sc.Hd 40, tjiHc IEd mhOleso-I" truth
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

a.-R .-ii,rk,ky" ou 'Le first PAGE i
. % ,us s,...nd $40, tyinc ana nh0leso.i" ruin
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

We are Informed thai Mr. J. w. NALLoN,
NJ r. north ,ixth street, PLiladel pula, SOLD
,i- s..usl ruse of 10000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
GoUGrLLoGY, CnERsEEz NtT,oS,1
June LIST, 1851.
Mr. D0,frIin0tt.


DE.E Sm:-The Georgia Guard, under
the command q Col Nelson. are now here
with four prisoners, Messrs Elliott and Den
mis-. white men, citizens Of this nation by mar
riage, and the Rev Mr. Trou, also white
nan, who arc charged with yiol tF1n Of The
Georgia Iaw, in living in this nation by is
Iowance and laws The other is MIR John
West a young gentleman and Cherokee,
who IS charged ~nl, Ne high crime of using
insolent language TO The guard. These tour
saw last night under guard, chained toge.
ther in pairs and fastened with locks. Mr..
David Vann, a member Of the Cherokee Sc
nate. and Thomas Woodland are also arrest
ed but not chained, who arc not allowed 10
know the reason Of their arrest until they
arrive 1T head quarters, 20 or 50 miles from
their respective residence The guard j.
si.,! Ia pursuit Of other men. They have n
wagon al9i;g, ii which ihpy have drum, on
which they beat, and file to make martial
music. four friend,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

re<nondence and forward our paper 70 our
subscribers We may he mistaken, but We
cannot suppress our fears that tbs course
will he pursued Many acts OF reform equal
" IS astonishing, as this would be, have been
done. We are prepared to hear almost any
thing.
We could wish that this were the end Of
our account Of the progres, If oppression. bat
il is not. rhe following note viii speak for
itself
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-06

could trace the blow; but from an at- tempt to draw back the head, notwith- standing it was held forward by the hair, the first head was cut off close 10 the ears; the other two were taken off more cleanly. It is better than the oriental way. and q should think than the axe of our ancestors. The pain seems lit tie; and yet the effect to the spectator, and the preparation to the criminal, is very striking and chilling. The first turned me quite hot and thirsty, and made me shake so that l could hardly 'ioidi ii,oidi itilrcopera glass; was close, but was determined to See, as one should see every thing, once, with attention;) the second and third (which shows how dreadfully soon things grow indiiierent,) am ashamed to say, had no effect on me IS g horror, though would have saved them if l could.''
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-06
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