Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19

80 W ~AftNoot W. dCCtdC0 NCftAS@ tuCtE tHutE
nation at the conduct OF the friends and origi-
majors Of notification The meeting was
marked throughout by a spirit of violence
much discomfort and bad feeling. One or
two OF the most influential citizens addressed
the meeting 10 language which, while it
did honor TO the feelings, aud the course in
which they were enlisted. tended to defeat
IN great measure the immediate object in
view.
The following is one Of the resolutions
adopted at the meeting:
Resotcsd, That we consider the doctrine
OF notification, as RI is termed, implying the
existence of a right in the legislature Of any
one state to declare an act Of congress un.
constitutional and 90 operative within its lin
It's, most unsou0d IN principle, wholly ncom
paiible with the letter and spirit of our COZ
shtution, aud inevitably leading to d.sunion,
anarchy and the ruin of our country; and
we do therefore give it our most unqualified
disapproba;ion.
Nh. John Quincy Adams has published 10
the National tntelligencer long letter. adj
dressed to Mr. Andrew Stevenson. explana-
tory OF his views with regard TO the Consti-
tutional powers Of the General Government.
IN the proceedings IF Congress on Thursday
ice notice that Mr. adams presented memo
rial from Hume Bel, setting forth that he has
discovered an antidote for the Cholera. aud Of
tering 10 dispose Of The same for the benefit Of
the public for $500, 600, &c
.Hr. Bates, Of Maine. nioced to Ia,i the me.
mortal on the table agreed 10
Ne obserre thai Chabert. the Fire King, al
so adr;fises IN .Aew Fork that he has Rene
dytor the Chotcr The pupefs also ooatain
numerous advertisements setting forth remedies
jor The disease. 1heproper pa,laceas. no doubt.
are temperance, cleanliness and cheerfalfsess
We dislrust all ether nostrams
Senator from Tennessee "A Senator Of the
United States is to be elected at The neat session
of The Legislature Of Tennessee The netcspa-
pers Of that state are already agitatisg the sub
jeet and from The difference Of opinion that er-
lists among them there wiii evidently be contest
The candidates are Mr.. GruI,dy, M. Foster
aud Mag EAos.
ne observe, in the General Order issued by
General Scott Of Gte North Uesteru .4,my. no,o
p.arching against The Indians on our frontiers,
The foil0,cng-
"7he General Commanding o,ces on apology
TO the brare men ichom 1t aeH be his pride TO
conduct He battle, schen he positively prohibits,
under TO highest penalties Of The lane, as he
does, all nuiaiing and scGipiag Of prison ys.
or The bodies Of The enemy. ic.o may be killed
IN action. Bit, as a fer iaconside,ate or ,eorth-
less iadioiduais, If not ,oa,ned and checked.
bring oditns on tie ,chote army. these ba, bar
riats practices arc deno,otcead IN aiUdace"
District CONT Of tie United Statts for The
q 4 a. A
the claim of colonel Keene against James
Browa, esq our late minister Of France, for
batture lot or its value. argued by Keene.
for himself, and by Preston and Mazuseau,
for Brown, it was decided. on the 27;h in
stant--"That the. plaintiff recovered from
the defendant the sum of $4,000, with inter
est thereon at the rate of six per cent per
annum, from the 2Sth of September, 1907,
until paid and cost Of suit %
In the same tribunal, the case Of Keene
Us. McDonough, (kcene for himself and
Grymes and McCaleb for the defendant in
volving a claim to plantation at Baton
Rouge, went off upon the ground of a rant
Of jurisdiction without any examination into
the merits Of that claim-a final adjudication
of which will be deferred until decision,
upon appeal, by the supreme court Of the
u States, shall settle the point OF jurisdiction.
In Paisley, in single day the Cholera was
conquered and driven out Of the place The
means were simple-the secret was, m,iyer
sal co operation. Every house was white
washed, every gutter was clesnsed. every
spoonful of filth was removed; in eoery vault,
sink, or out house of every description, the
disnfecting agents were freely used and the
fire engines completed the process by tho
roughly washing every square inch OF ssr-
face in the town. The destroyer passed by,
for it could fad no place TO light upon.
.fierdadria Gazette.
.Ne,g Discovery In the July number Of
the North American Review is the following
curious fact, mentioned in a note to the arti.
Gle on sHsbts of Insects "a learned 70
lseigner with whom we lately conyersed up
on the subject, (ants) gave US the following
account OF his method of treating these in
sects. Whenever in his walks he meets with
ant hill, he immediately approaches it with
the end OF bis walking stick The ants come
out in great numbers, some TO reconnoitfe,
some for the mere pleasure OF the excursi IN.
When the stick is pretty well covered with
them. he draws it through his lips and Sc
cures ti,em all He describes the taste as
cool and souIish, not unlike that OF the plant
sorrei.p This is, really, a refinement on the
art of licking molasses which, we dare say,
| never has occurred TO our sweet toothed,
trea,.le tounged friends, who go about thrus
ting their sticks into every unbunged molas
ses eask they meet with. We advise them
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