Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-05

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representatives. The following are the ayes
and noes on its final passage:
Esn-Adams, Chiffon Allan, Anderson,
Appleton, Armstrong, Archer, Arnold, Ash
lev, Babcock. Barringer, Barstow, Bates,
Bell, Bethune, Blair, Boon, Bouck, Brod
head, Butcher, Canbreieng, Carr, Chandler,
CHM, Claiborne, Clay, Collier, Silas Con
dit, Conner, EieGtheros Cooke, Bates Cooke,
Corwin, Coulter, Craig, Crane, Creighton,
| Davan. Dearborn, Dewart, Doddridge, Dou-
bleday, Drayton, Duncan, George Evans,
Joshua Evans, Findlay. Fitzgerald, Ford,
Gather. Gilmore, tn: ii Hall, VIM. Hall,
Hammons, Harper, Halves, Hawkins, HE'S
ter, Hoffman. Hogan, Holland, Horn, Ho"
ard, Ihrie. Ingersoll, Irwin, lsacks, %Jenifer,
JeYet,, Richard Nj. Johnson, Cave Johnson,
! Kavanagh, Kennon, Adam King, Kerr, Lam
, sing, Leayitt, Lecompte, Lent, Letcher, Ly-
On Nann. Mardis. Mason. Marshall, Max
| well. MtCarty, M'lnlire, Mercer, Mitchell,
MuhIenberg, Newton, Person, Plummer,
| Polk, Randolph, John Reed, Edward c..
Reed, Roane, Root, Russell, Semmes, WIN.
u Shepard. Augustus II %Shepperd, Smith,
Souie, Southland, Speight, Spence, Stsnbery,
Standeler, Stephens, Taylor, Francis Tho
mas, Philemon Thomas, Thomson, Tom
kins, Tracy. Verplanck, Ninton, Ward,
Wardwell, Washington, Wayne, Weeks,
WiIkin, Wheeler, Elisha Wittlesey, Fred
Whitdesey, Campbell P. White, Worthing-
ton, Young-l32.
Nays-Adair, Alexander, Robert Allen,
Heman Alien, Allison, Banks, Barbour, Barn
well, Bates, BouIdin, Branch, Briggs, Billiard,
Burd, Burgess, Carson, Choate, Clayton, n.
Coke, il. Lewis Condict, Cooper, Crawford,
Daniel, Davenport, John Davis, Warren II.
Davis, Denny, Ellsworth, Edward Everett,
Horace Everett, Fielder, Foster, Gordon,
GrenneIl, Griffin, Hodges, Hughes, Hunting
ton, Jarvis, Kendall, Henry King, Lamar,
Lewis, Robert M'Coy, McDatfie, M'kay,
: McKcnnan, Mllligan, Newman, Nuekoils,
| Patton, Pearce, Pendleton, Pitcher, Potts,
itencher, Slade, Stewart, Storrs, Sutherland,
Wiley Thompson, Watmough, Ed. White,
Wickliffe, Wide-s5.
II gives us pain 10 have to announce the
decease of another member of Congress, the
lion. George f, Mitchell, one OF the repre-
scntatiyes from Maryland, who died y%estcr
day. Ffe has been for more than a year past
iaboring under disease, has been able TO at
tend his public duties only occasionally since
he arrived bore in December last, and has
not been expected, we believe, by bis friends,
10 ou,l;yc the session. From some friend of
his we expect some notice ot the character
and services Of the deceased. lie was a dis
tingpishcd officer of the army during the last
war, and universally esteemed and respected
hy all who knew him, for the several years
that he was subsequently in public iihe.
.Sationaj i~etsHigeacer.
In the case of the United States against
Samuel houston, indicted ia our Circuit
Court for an assault on William Stanbery,
mot with intent TO kill, y which case was
p,hp,t4taJ tS.tI.N,,t f,t.I a.. tho 1nr h. 18Th !
parties, upon the evidence taken before the
House Of Representatives, the court yester
day pronounced sentence, imposing Oh the
accused "a fine of 500 Dollars, aad costs Of
suit.
The case of the United States Us. Nj. A.
Heard has not yet been tricd.-Did.
1t is stated in the New Orleans Advertiser
Of the 18th instant, that a rencouater took
place in the neishbofhood OF that city on the
proceeding afternoon, between an officer Of
the army, and a son Of one of the most re-
pu'able citizens, which resulted in the form
er beng MORALLY wounded on the firing Of
the third shot. -
The New York Courier says:-Ihe Alba
ny papers received last evening contain a
correspondence between certain ciargymen
and General Jackson, and also Governor
Ihroop, IN which the former invited the lat
ter, ia their official capacities. to appoint or
recommend a Fast Day" in consequence of
the apprehension OF the Cholera. Both the
Prcsidchtand the Governor declined any in
reference in the business.
Fatat Outrage Tie Providence, (R. ~
American of Thursday, says-"Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. John Smith, oil Foster, Town
Sergeant, while attempting 10 arrest a man
OF the name of Maynard, on a civil process,
was, as we learn, struck by Maynard with
an axe between the neck and collar bone and
instantly killed, Two sons Of Mr. Hopkins
succeeded 10 arresting him. Mr.. Smith, we
have been informed, was nearly SO years OF
age, and had been in office upwards Of 40
years" -
The Knoxville (Tenn) Register of the
18th INST. says with emotions of sorrow, we
announce the affecting death of Lieut. Philip
R. Fanwych, late one Of the corps OF United
States engineers, under the command Of Col
Long, now engaged in making a survey of
the Tennessee river. On the 9th inst. 10 an
attempt while bathing TO swim through the
Boiling Pot about 100 miles below this
place, the current it seems was too powerful
Tor his resistance; it forced him under aud
tshered him into eternity. His body was
seen TO rise once only, but Immediately dis |
appeared, and had not been found when we |
last heard from there
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