Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

find the following account of IFS proceedings
| 10 The Columbia Telescope, of October D.
awe have detained our paper some hours,
in order TO give the Governors message, and
some little Of the proceedings Of the Legs
lature, which met yesterday, according to the
call of the Governor.
The Hon. Henry Deas was re elected Pre-
sident OF the Senate, and the Hon Henry l..
| Pinckney Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes.
Tina Governors message was referred TO
a Joint committee of both Houses, consisting
! of Messrs. Seabrook, Warren, Manning,
Butter, Campbell, Reid and Patterson, from
the Senate--and Messrs. Preston, Noble, K
B Smith, Player, Holmes, Dnnkin, Erwin,
McCord, Melville, Cohen, Potts, and Max
well. from the House Of Representatives.
The Committee to day reported bull 10
| provide for calling Convention OF the PEG
| ole of the State, TO consider of and determine
| upon the Tariff question. The bill proposes
that on the second Monday and Tuesday IN
| November next, each district and parish elect
| number OF Delegates equal TO the number
of Senators and Representatives sent TO the
| Legislature, and to meet IN Columbia on the
| Monday following, which viii be the 18th.
1t is probable that the Legislature will ad
journ on Friday or Saturday next
The following extract from the FederatiSl
| 10 Ia, writ n by Mr.. Madi. on, speakes in a
| voice Of wisdom and warning to the peo
pie of South Carolina:
Il submit to you, my fellow citizens, these
considerations, in full confidence that the
good sens, which has SO often marked your
decisions, will allow them their due weight
and effect; and that you will never suffer
difficulties, however formidable IN appearance
or however fashionable the error on which
they are founded, to drlve yo,! into The gloomy
end periiocs scenes into ,chich the advocates
for dtsmion ,c1sild coaduc! yon. liearken not
to the unnatural voice, which tells you that
people Of America, knit togeather as they
ere by so many cords OF affection. can no
fionger live togeathet as members oithe same
family, can no longer contlpue the mutual
guardians Of their mutual happiness can no
longer be fellow citizens of one great, respec
liability and flourishng empire. No, my
conntrymen, shut your ears against this un
halFowed language your hearts against
the poison which il conveys, The kindred
slood which flows in the veins OF American
citizens, the ,ningie blood which they bave
Shed in defence of their sacred rights, con
s4crate their union. and excite horror at the
IDEA OF their becoming Gliens. FireLS enemies
And il novelties are 10 be stunned, believe
me, the rlost alarming of all novelties, the
most wild of all projects, is th't OF Rendering
as in otter to prese,ve oitT liberties md pro
noe our hoPpmess."
The Episcopal c. Invention of New York
desided on Saturday, the point which has
been so warmly contested in that body, whe-
Their a n w Bishop could be cousecrated IN
@ ni,, in the place of Bishop Chase, WHO re
ST gned his charge, and removed RON the do
cess. The journal of Commerce says, both
houses. that Of the bishops and the laymen,
agree to proceed TO The consecrst,on OF the
Rev DR.. Nlciyane, of Brooklyn. as Bishop
Of Ohio We believe tuat Office includes the
supervision Of the Episcopal College in that
state. Dr. Mcilvaine is known and admired
as a scholar and q divine, but his good name
is rendered yet raore ilustrious by hls works
of love during the prevalence OF the Cholera
IL his parish last summer,-U. 5. Gazette.
Episcopal Greek Mission We are inform
ed that the collection at st. Thomas Church
on Thursday evening, together with si0O at
forwards contributed, aiaoahted TO $3.50,
which, witt what was collected at Tue Ascen-
sion lest Saturday evening, and ali out door
subscription, makes the whole amount reccI
we'd for the benefit of this mission, l,lO0.-
n. !. Daily .idverttsef.
Sudden and a,bfM retribation.-A About two
weeks ago, man on horseback came to the
gates OF the Delaware Bridge at this place
about an hour after midnight, and demanded
passage The toll keeper, MIR. Able, suspect
ing that be could be on no honest ezra ID, re-
fused TO get out of bed, and The man went
off The next day horse was observed wan
dering along the shore, the saddle and bride
having evidently been thoroughly soaked with
water Mr. Sidney Down Of this place took
the horse in charge and stabbed bin, bat be-
fore he could he advertised, a gentleman ar
rived here from Heidelberg ia Behigh coun
IT, in pursuit Of horse thief, and hearing OF
this horse went to see him. and Instantly re
cognized him as his property, upon which
the animal was delivered UP to him, and ia
ken homie The matter caused considerable
excitement and various conjectdres, the most
obvious and probable of which was fully con
firmed by the intelligence received in the en-
suing week, from Rocky Falls; at that place,
about lG mhes below Easton, the body OF a
man was found, rather tall and tolefably
well dressed. with a leather belt around his
body containing about 10 dollars IN silver,
aud having on his boots par Of spurs. No
doubt remains IN the minds Of our citizens.
but that the, horse thief 10 his eagerness TO
get out of the way, attempted to swim the