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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-01

The tonnage on which duties were c ring the year 1929, amounted as follows The registered tonnage employed in the foreign trade paying dutyo each voyage,
 The enrolled and licensed tonnage em- ployed in the coasting trade paying an annual duty; also, the registered tonnage employed in tine same trade paying duty on each entry, Fishing vessels the same, Duties were also paid on the tonnage owned by citizens of the U. States engaged in the foreign trade, not re-. gistered,
 Total amount on which duties were - enrolled, 1
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-01

May r, 1881. 3w9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Fee G.
On motion of Mr. Knox, leave was given to br,nr
IN a bill changing the present mode OF summoninG
witnesses Referred to Messrs Knox Jones Good
win. Williams Of Harrison, Campbell of Brooke, Glib
son, Williams OF Shenandoah, Wilson and Rutber-
ioord.
On motion of Mr. Spurocke
i'esofrcd, That the James River Co. be instructed
to inquire INTO the eXpedency Of declaring all the
road which lies on the margin of the Ohio River
between The mouth of Sandy and Guyaudotte Rivers,
part or ana aDneXing it to the Kenawha Turnpike,
as part Of the same. Also 10 cDGuirc into the ex-
pcdgncy of subscribing for two fths of the stock of
the Guyand0tte Turnpike. or of subscribing for the
whole Of that stock, and annexing The said road TO
the henawha Turnpike as part thereof; and report
their opinion to this House.
On motion of Mr. PoiudeXter, leave was piyen 10
bring In bill 10 revise and amend the act entitled an
act incorporating Company for the purpose of i'm
proving the navigation Of the North Anna River
and an act entitled act incorporating Companv
for he purpose Of improving the navigation of the
Pamunkey and South Anna Riycrs-and another act
10 revise SAID several acts, passed tire 2nd Marcb,
1921, and the 9Th February 1896.
MIR BiIngslcy offered the following resolution
which was rfjcttlH.
Rcsotred, That the committee Of Finance be in
structed TO enquire into the eTpcdieucy Of providing
by low That oil white males who citizens Of this
Commonwealth that have arrived to the age ofthirly
years and upwards, and have not entered into the
bonds OF matrimony, shall be compelled to pay --
dollars
Mr. Ghoson hoped tic resolution would be laid on
thc table to await the presence Of his colleague, (Mr
SHELF who be believed wished 10 offer an amend
mcnt, setting aside the fund thus rliscd or the sup
port Of old maids
Mr. Miller Of Powhatan, hoped the amendment
would be promptly rcjected-and tic vote being put,
II was rejected.
Mr. Williams Of Harrison, offered y resolution, IN
slrucung tho committee Of Propositions and Grcyan-
ccs TO report bill fixing tic time Of holding the
ccc;lons-but it being stated by Aessrs linn Brod-
max and Jacob, that tins subject already before
the committee Of Privileges and Eicctons-lhc rcso-
luton did not pass.
Mr. Brodnax, adver,Ing TO the inequality OF the
present mode ON rich and poor. Submitted rcsolu-
ton ins,ructipg the committee on 2liIuia Laws TO
enquire into the expedicucy Of amending the laws in
1:ela!on 10 militia G1cse-wlcb was agreed g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
To THE En1roRs OF THE Wu1e.

Observing from your paper Of yesterday, that he
election of Councillors cannot refrain from, tender
ing my congratulations at the prospect of the early
termination of scene of electioneeling the most eX-
tensive long continued and unbIushing that VIRGINIA
has ever Witnessed and to conclude the spectacle alto
gether, hope the General Assembly will as soon rs
may be, appoint day for The election of
Judges; that hope and fear and suspense at an end
appliances may cease with them, and anxiety and
restesSneSS subslde into the tranquility fcerainty
The scene to disinterested spectator is not
however, without species Of disgusting interest
Arrogance clothed with smiles dIeness suddenly
transformed INTO restless industry the humility ofrnod
est merit shrinking into non-observance the frank ana
manly spirit above the fear of being suspected acting
precisely as II there was no crisison the other hand
the honest clod hopper IN the Legislature amazed
at the courtship and condescenson paid him from
those moving above him, the weak and conceited
receiving all as the just tribute their merit the
second and third rate county court Lawyer persuaded
thatshe is Brougham a Writ at lenst-there is in
these scenes an ineXhaustble fund ofamusement and
interest to those capable of viewing them phosopI
calIy. LOBBY SPECTATC,R
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

The Legislature Of Virginia heretofore regarded as
liberal, just, and maguanCu5 bodyt feared the present
SAID TO be the most enlightened have for years past,
willseriously Jeopanisc that character
The COOL People Of this Ancient Dominion can't hit yis
with deep modification ard Eumilty rejection IN ono
Aauch and continuation in the Other, proposition to
increase the salary Of the Governor Of the State which thew
must know is wholly Insufficient his necessary expenses
The SALARY Of thousand pounds fixed upon al tc
0sh tie members Of Assembly considered themselves fairly
compensated sbins per Goy-uow that they dccids
by az overwhelming majority, talt hey entitled four
dOafs day. tEsy ssh, vote, usJIy the majority
uat be entitled increase Of compensation this it
Is tm5guanimOus: Is with he character Of Via
GxLF,ss
iis injustice is rendered Gsaors striking too bv The fact
athe legislature alone has constance Of the subject and
youSioal ohcrs '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB 10 IasI

vi esteriay, Mr.. Miller of Bo;e,ourt repor,ed n
Dill from the Committee of Roads and NAVIGATION TO
borrow ttro millions of dollars on the faith Of tho
state, to be applied to the prosecution Of Internal
improvements The bill is made the order of tho
day Tor Wednesday next. What is to be its ultimate
late 1t were hazardous to predict; vet we believe
there is decided majority in the Legislature friendly
10 ltnprovements-convinced that Virginia is only TO
be restored to her original relative weight and con-
sequence by opening the houses of wealth
nature has literally provided-a satisfied tina, the
time has come when the shoulder must be put to the
wheel If the proposed loan is defeated it will not
be from conviction oe It's impoiicy or thai the i'm.
rTovements 10 which it is to be applied will not Weld
arm, ampie and many fold, political and CONNER
siai--bpt from wretched local Jealousy and ag,dty,
N sor1e degree It must DC confessed enrcndercd bv
the vide extent of Virginia and the diversity and
opposition OF The interests of different divisions We
trust and believe tina this spirit is subsdinr. and
more generous and liberal one growinrA
The duelling bill was again resumed and = most
excellent argument against it. delivered by General
Eppes Mr.. Burloot will address the House to. dov
IN opposition especially, the test oath feature, as
we inferred from the of his remarks on his mo-
ton to lay The bill on the table
New YoRK sENAron-W William L Marcy has
been chosen Senator for six years. in place of Nathan
Sanford, the present incumbent.
The New York Courier, Mr.. Van Burens CITY
organ, says:
Mr. Sanford has performed his duties in an able
ana Judicious manner, and he only gives place to n
successor in practical illustration OF the souud Demo
cratic doctrine of rotation in Office
The papers by every mail, contain accounts of
children and females being burnt to DEATH by their
clothes taking fire. 1t has been so every winter. and
will continue to be, in despite of the many so emn
warnings given in the papers Yet it is painful to
read the frequent details of horrible SUFFERING caused
in this way, and seemingly wonderful, that females
generally so timd in other respects, should EXPOSE
themselves and their children, TO a danger so oppol.
ling, by wearing thin cotton garments when thew
are exposed to come much in contact with fire as
is necessary in winter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

! a. iNav .l,iI,I ,; =
The prono.i,o" 1 va L., Mace. v;,,,. r
I and Bryce, aud adopted ~ ~ = y ' ''
Mt McFarland explained that he should not move to take
,g SSfsn9fs Hallway bin 10 day, as the general report
nor,or 'ee Oh internal Improvement, was expected to
Mir McCue called nm ,ho b,,, ; CIV, c,,,o, 49,,
Potomac Railway Company winch was read the second lime
and Fecommticd
NJ, EXECUTIVE,
the senate bd 'e1e OF ,nc Senate brought message that
bill organizing the vecm,ire vi VIC ''"u' I" '"s
Mr. Miller Povha,an then calL,d nm The resolution f
aoeeenne on the 9th (this day. the election
''' -, No snG
Mr. pon mf i clhse tne Gay TO tine llt (Friday)
Mir Claiborne supported The lin ,"' '''''
Mi Lewis also supported the lie had heard of no
Opposition to the re election OF the present, Governor and he
-" ''s'y Ss''e"ah was prepared to vote for COuu
Mr. Powell Of r or,.c c,,,.,.
Mr.Wakins supported the If,h
The 18th then rejected aud Friday the l, ASSIGNED
'r Vie eecona nd ihu amended the resolution adopted
1..,',i 10 amer nc OF e"'ien ''n ac' tor the
ss,ions ,,5r.,. I pu,, l .S,u'efS o
cav Of Po-aho.ias - '7 '
WrpNrsnAv i5pa O
The Speaker announced tho f,IIou;ncr az rho co,,
r,tee OF General Laws under the new rule aJon,nd
on Tuesday: Mcssr, w .li,a,ns of S;bor,r,o,b Pro
Jones, Wilson, Yuncey. Miller of Powhatan Jockson
Black well, Summers, Marshall. Preston CI,;b,r,o
and Moore.
The Senate have passed the hills. Fs,ob
fishing ferry from the lands of William 4 Uern
ford and Charles Smith in the County of Mason
across the Ohio River; @ To amend m act nnt;.IJ
act, regulating the inspection of Salt IN certain
Countess 3. Establishing separate election ot Mid
dletown in NnuonyaIia ! t.iobI,.b,,(r t,,, $500,
elections in Busscll 5 Amending an act esfaJJsh-
ing an inspection OF Tobacco on The lot of Gns,ay,s
\. Rose in Iynchhurg.
On motion of bIr Atkinson the Auditor ot prblic,
Accounts was requested to furnish the House with
copy of The accounts of the Treasurer of The Wnsro
Lnnatic Hospital for the wear 1330.
On no:lon of MIR Frsl,1a Iooro ,,.,s ,;,.,,, .. -;
in bill repeating so much Of Tie ac ol is, ~ 1or~
1928, provides that the President and Directors Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

IL is earnestly hoped they may vet relen and do unto
'thers, as they have done to themselves
Chesterfield, 9Th Feb 1881 TAX PAYER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
TDe Constitutional eeshiry.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. .. 1881.

d5 We suppose we need remind the reader
that on Saturday next Is great eclipse of the Sun
1t will commence little before II o'clock A. M and
last for about three hours the greatest observation
VIII be quarter before 10 O'Clock, when as in 1911
stars will be visible to the naked eye The obser-
want will see the chickens go to roos, and the herds
net as if the night had arrived
IF the day is fair, this great phenomenon will at
tract the gaze of millions at the instant We
caution those who have not witnessed similar prod
ICY, against looking at the Sun with the naked eye,
which is always injurious and sometimes dangerous
"a piece of window glass smoked, is the thing You
see through that, the body of the Sun perfectly, while
the rays Of light arc intercepted. We add our in
fercessions, for clear day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

q ? Yesterday the House Of Delegates despatched
good deal of business, the Immediately mate
rial of which, is the resolution proceed on Friday
by joint vote with the Senate, to the election of
Governor snd three Councillors of State.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

CoRh ECTIoN.-In our report of the proceedings of
Monday, Mr. Summers is represented as supporting
the resolution offered by Mr.. Terril of Allegheny,
poPosing provide alternate sessions of the Court of
Appeals, on the east and side of the Blue Ridge
Mr. S. said, that early in the session. and immediately
after the reference of the whole Judiciary question to
the Committee of Courts Of Justice he had offered in
That Committee, resolu ton having precisely the
same object in view, and almost in the terms of the
one now proposed. That Committee had not yet &C.
ted upon the subject, in consequence of the more
pressing necessity of arranging the other parts of the
Judiciary System. 1t would probably be called up by
its friends at the first meeting of the Committee and
the proposition disposed Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

Illuminated, and about o'clock a bust Of
Louis Philip was placed en- the platform,
where twas inaagurated amidst the applaud
ing shouts Of the people, Z surmounted with
Tn colored Gag
The lIeurs lie liz scuptured under tho gal
leries OF the Exchange were OH the iGth cay
cred wiih plaster and those IN front ei the
Palais Royal were on the l1th ordered by the
King 20 be renewed in the course Of the
night.
PsRls. Feb. 1.-THE following naIice has
been issued lrem the Cabinet Of his Majesty:
''I'he hing, 80 continuing tue ilenrs de-lis
on the stale Seal, las considered them as
nothing moro ;l.aa a emblem which has been
tuat =i France Tor several centuries, g. which
recalled facts honorable TO DIS ancestors, and
glorious ts the nation. But some cnlpabic
attempts have made them raIlyiug sign for
The encmys Of the new dynasty, and 81 eur
institutions, and is pubic opinion 5ehclds IN
these smbIems nothing but recent odious } .
collections, the Kin. has discarded all 9th
cr considerations. aod -'cs an ordinance 10
change The State Seal At tac saao time bis
NJ 9Iesty has given orders tofemoYethe lcur5-
/ dc-iis where It can lie done wlihsut dclacipg
( Tie public monuments, and without renewing
! the nctiiafiyas eccasi5acd by the removal in
1914 e tie embie'ns Of The republic, auI the
rsisa Of Napoleon. Already the has rcliels
which has been taken down from the trilm-
phai arch on t4e place du Carrourel al the
restort'isa, are Lc.as replaced by the hiag's
orders"
From he CassHe Of Ffanre, # Fet -.
TIE crisis Is At hand We can now say 20.
But for the National Guard the Republic
worli have been pfaeiai.a ed yesterday ia Pa
al ..,,.t,
, would have co3.noacod N the devastation Of
tae churches, the teatlas down Of tic Gross,
and violence against thc clergy We must
80, LJHcycy, lie I. epubhcau movement has
/ gained .rsuaa in these later DAYS, Tor tacy
/ hags seiiyertd up 10 II the insignia Vi rel-
! k,on. ana ,nc em5!. lis Of royalty.
/ We can assure our readers that the Ma
! tioDai Guard has been deeply afflicted by
these recent days, aud BY the sacrifices made
/ 10 disorder.
The following letter was sent yesterday by
! the Minister Of ;aa Interior TO tbs Eta; Major
: tie National Glasl:
/ "iuleihacnce emitted to credit. and Which
reeehos ae i1sm hoHr Ia hour, apprizes me
, that caftllo nua Der Of young men intend
tbls morning 70 a'teeopt TO collect the mHlti
tuaa OF the FaaNhourgs, and TO assemble in
aims IT the garden Of Luxembourg, 10 esd, a
Vor " ptocam Republic. MoHTtLyEr u
AFFAifS OF BELGIUM
JA2 Official accGunt Of the proiFer Of The
Belalc Glowa to tho Duke of Ngmours. and
tie reply Of the sing, as his guar.5iaa, ret1s-
Ins II, has hesn Published. This answer vc
! ~ clearly shows tlieIe-tfaint under which
louis Philippe has acted 1t was The ether
/ Powers, ana MOI the king Of The Fr,neii, @ho
anHu5ed tire clectaa Of the bcieic Cyu..tl,s
4 ,H..F z. a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14
.EareLgn xleuJ9.

we have received Llserpaa papers OF Feb-
ruary 9Th, and London 70 itc z3I inclusive,
containing Paris dates, by express, to the
2Ist. Our papers, with the private letter
bag of The owners, came TO hand al O'Clock
last evening. else was up frop tie
ship tll attnr uidDi ,,at --.j2Vr Il Commerce
Il VIII be seen irD n the extracts suhip,rrd,
that great excuses have been committed 10
Pans. letter from London, dated Feb. 22d,
says
1.-THE continued agitatons in Paris, the
state OF elsium and Poland, and insurrec
fions IN Italy, have con.lr8Gd the impression
here, that war betWccu France ana ssme
one, or perhaps all 81 the three great NORTH.
srn Powers. IS inevitable. OR own and all,
continental slocsbhaYc equcGcc"
Changes arc spoken Of % about TO take
place ~ the French Ministry. IT is said that
III. . iii'oD e7rrot WJ'l succeed 81. Montaliv-
ct, aud that ~. Real vii replace W. Raude;
witt Other 4.Idaaa from vital is called tao
.nonrme1 or liz raj party.
4Re C0rroN DUIs.-lt appears from the
accounts received by Che York, thlt the cot.
ton duty as originally proposed, was Id. per
3D. On az sorts The proposition produced
great dissatisfaction Il Liverpool and Man
chester, and populations were Immediately
sent 70 La3dun. who discussed Tie matter
with Tic Chancellor ofthc ESrbequar The
The chancellor said
His plan was this:--hc prsposed to substi.
tnta for tbs present per cent al valsgem
duty 81 ptint,d athcses, a dul; If 5 Of III
per eaund on al imports o. raw olton. with
or any dfaa back ex @art du.y-exaeptius
OF course FROM tine operation Of The tax, the
c"e+on 81 Ger i3st iaaia and other posses
sions he meapl also, .ar reasons which he
would state on d,"gos"asiau, to allot, thc
draw. back lliy to Curfsfe fsr ,nrcc months.
sir r. pe,j was Understood to ask the no
bic ,rt how he lne9nt 70 nike sooa tic loss
10 ihe rcvena, FROM hi, pca Fosed reduction
oil duty 81 prlrieo calieoe-?
The Chancellor os d. Eschequer said,
that .pc ahlouut of the East iadta t!uty was
SO triu2, as to = almost banca.h con.ide-
ration The amount q tho other dat, Yo3fli
not nti;4 up the loss in 90. el.aH. baf The n.
mount Of hat duty, tosetnys with that o! the
duty Oh printed cnlcocs, would make ii up
From Tie Manchester IIsra!a
TIE CorroN 'f4x.-NVe do nslremember
ever to have Witnessed so stroa. ssnsstisn
as was produced anon. the mercantile class
cs oithis town, by The announcement Of isrcl
Aithrop's intention 10 lay an additional i'm
port duty OF Id PER lb. upon cotton ,yool.
1T Will be seen by arofcrenee 10 another
part oil cur Psper, that thc Chamber Of 81
merco have resolved 10 use every eNerlioa to
induce the minister 10 abandon tins ip3polItic
taI5 and iortiis purpose 4 depatati8n. coa1iS.
thg % the borsCEhreeFe and some sf out
te&atag merchants viii proceed Immediately
to Ia, don.
Aaaoay, Feb. ~, fayanag) There h-s
Been 0laen gloom in tha 'ity, 10 dag, & tie
sHEht hcra which pre- asked c.aly iah-} week.
Nst II was still ?ess'3l. the peace Of Eursnc
Ii2 Int bo preserved. Is fast 3i-7uDaa3-f,., All
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14
from The P1,.a3e.vdjo National Gazette:

csi &c ",''"''''''" ''"''chHs tGSc.!e;
- ~, - =, VI ''"''@g1 pagers are uo&n to
-'o 'eu' "%'y nc reports iran rams.
IN efeh"t. 'i t'e StUls einbfacGo ihe III
Nn,eJ aV''c@'oN u LOUIS th'"f.. 1t was,
."p'','' run ere" mat g. h@d act 'a!ly resign
." - o'e 's''Ef' u "a '"Sefteo = he Alt
.',,.! NJ = a't .'7"c'i''.' ana me republican
r"'!' oH"J JIG 1"'i. a I'D numbers. are a
"".o % w am ~, "'h h"@c simultaneous
',"'''.1h'. ." '>haen A.ofhnS Chl0ni-
sc, =, ,ne ~ 'aL5t*'j ,"a@s tbs angu'Bc;
10" e" 's.'5 WIZ thN iii France. 1t "oUiJ
~ ',..i'I1li',IlS n rs 70 pFedet win any
w. IKE cWiH"cI'e. v c Shou!d tihHk, how
~ u'"t me N'''Si course would bc to call
~ NC hCl'4 'he "rH WHO possess the conf
Hohcs - tse great body o. the people" In
Paris all the pictures and ina sCs oil the Sa-
''onr' and ibo Hsurs de iys, we'c rapidly dis
'Pi,T"'tL + i'0sl me pNSht e"ic%s.
- l' oa,"o!1'e contains letter OF .. i,
- Gus. '. /" f'oFu"Y' al IS 800 long Tor
l'I9'' ''"' ~ Owl paper OIL ih'S dit' rnoon, but
r "9 ely "VAt2' some Oh us pHndlie parts.
~ W. '~' ny l"at l-a1s ihi!'r shed tears
'4.,'t ne W., oeiiFcrHg 81. answer oi rcin
~ - use AolS,a" oepulahen, and that the
~ 5-," 80 "{l' a'N9 IN hesIihg Tie answer
= aces - cs. Is! LSuis Philip has
's'o@eu "'' crown 81 he!olnm, net that Bel
S'"'n t"@y DC an independent state, but that
n1I P"2@'"Non may ere long unanlelsusly
,.'' We nee ssily Tor al incorporation with
'~ACe, ana ssilclt re union" The ceres
pc"a al ayers tlat the State Of public sizn.
lsa IA france, Oh thS i9th February, WIS
most aSitatad, restless, dissatisfied arA a
l lti, According IL him, Louis thiEp
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

! ne steani beat LEGISLATOR, ga the way
nom hudson. WIFI the s.gas barge HudsoA B
' 'S", S'f@e@ On the rock 1, stony Point a ,
'"' oc'oek Gil SATURDAY alaFnipg, and
both beats sunk, their bows snly heing hovc
"ater. The goods on deck, were landeJ,
NTH neaFly 81 tie rest Vi lAs eargs-.N, T 6
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

from the National Gazette OF Saturday,
nc extract the following unquestionable ard
wholesome truth. when there are so many
interested in binding the people TO the reai-
ti"s otthe Presidents signal incapaciiy, and
almost incredible want of knowledge, it is
well that some should speak the whole truth.
.Nelc Fofk .7mericais.
"Efo confess that we apprehend n uch
mischief, much danger 10 parts OF the Con-
sItuilon, much dcgeneracy ftone and spirir,
III the event Of General Juckson's recollection:
and that we think il weuiI lie better to take
any civilian, whose real qualifications would
render unnecessary all Tie articles of ficiion
ana The strained caatlcles Of fiattery, now
sed 10 hide deficiencies and msintain IA bright
y imposing phanatarim before the ewes oftae
ps2L.---.a snl Of ol.:.ial pa a. ont wAica par
r managers richly ia s.ss.s.l.lls On desoutiy
t0fsa'P N order to keep the id5l s i. a.esslss
ior their separate pufn,sss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

We are struck with the motto OF the Bur-
hngton Free Press Mot the glory of C4-
Sar, bnt the welfare Of Rome" II is posi-
bic this motto has frequently passed under
our eye before unnotccd, and that We only
remark il now because Of It's present special
applicability Very certainly the spirit of the
times is idolatry OF Cesar rather than care
fer 1.-THE welfare OF Rome
.Nclc York J2nerican.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

Pm Clerical, OF LiUers andG4hfs "A Kep-
tnchr clergyman, being told that some "new
III ts' had appeared in the religious world,
f"p!ied emphatica ly, 81 wish we could hear
Of some new hicers"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

It is stated in the Barns!ahlo Patriot that
the I4ih child Of Mr. Salathe Nickerson was
iatc'y married by the same cer gyman who
had united all the Others to their different
helPmatcs; and ihat the 18th viii probably
soon ne settedin similar manner. All his
children are settled around him
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

There has been a sad mistake in reprinting
Gen jacHson's celebrated political motto---
Never 10 seek nsr TO decline Office" Ills
friends assure us that ho * the most consis-
teit OF men. II so. the original of his must
have been always TO seek and never To de-
cline oiiicen
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

.9ee,&eat Yesterday afternoon a distress
in@ accident lcfei fine youth named John-
san. a5o"t l3 years of age, Wide engaged in
.}.a1 kite in Henry street. The kite had
become eniap glcd to the second story win
do'y, aad while The youth was endeasoriag
to free It he lost his balance, and fell upon
TIE iron rating in front.-Onc Of the spikes
penetrated his neck, and he was otherwise
n'u.h injured, yet he was still alive this NOR
nIng, and some hopes entertained that he viii
recoyer.-.Nee Eoahc CommceiQt.