Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29

Emportass tedsdn nedig.--W irarsfrcu
The Liberty (Indisns) Port FoIro, of The Ie'I,
inst. that the Commissioners appointed ~
the purpose, have affected treaty with ~
Poltawaieniie Indians, bs which the lnsian,
/ cede to the United States an he lands lyina
IN InJianna, and all south Of the Grand r,v 4
/ in Michigan, and all east OF the river 4
| Plein. in Illinois, with the execution n
! few very small reservations. The wboll
! tract contains between six and seven m,Ilio, :
OF acres, and is represented to be Of an 81 |
ceilent quality OF land We are told. ssys
the Port Folio, that the treaty was obtained
on terms Liberal TO the Government. buk
we have not learned the entire conditions.
Legislature Of Georgia proposition q
teEder the Representative Hail for the use "A
the proposed State Convention, caused COM
siderable debate 10 the House ON the 81
| INST, the members being very scrupaIoug
as regards recognising that body, at an. ~
representing the People ef Georgia--tblnX
or forty counties IN tue State being unrepre.s
sented. 1t was finally passed, however. al
correspondent OF the Georgia Courier as
serts, principally because il would have been
considered dscourteoGs TO the respectabln
members who we're to assemble, 20 refuss
q n.
bill has been reported In the lower House
to prevent the issue and circulation of Bank
Bills under the denomination Of Sand
very rigid measures are IN contemplation With
respect to persons engaged in banking, max.
ing mismanagemeBt high misdeme anor-to
amend the Constitution in sue manner as IA
prevent the establishment of any more banks.
sc. Judge Nicholas has been re elected TO
the Bench Of the Court Of Oyer and Tern.
ner for the city of Savannah: John W Wlde
has been elected Judge of tae Court Of Con
mon Pleas of the cily of August; and after
four balotings. Grigsbp T.. Thomas, Jud. o
OF the Chattahoechie Circuit The PROPOSE
tion TO lay of the State into Congressi2; al
Districts will, 1t Is said, be postponed un,t
possession Of the whole territory Is obtained
letter writer says that the Legislature have
sbewn their determination to give Nulifica-
hoa no qIarter-that heresy IS said 10 meet
with less favor from tie Clark than tho
Troup party; but several eading Troup men
have gwen unequyocal evidence that the
doctrine will receive no favars at heir hands,
which 1t may be IN their power TO withhold.
Null, fcatidn .Ntlifed IN North Carolina--
The Greensborough Patriot has been iayor-
ed. by the Grand jury OF Guisford county,
with the following presentneat:
State Of NJ Caroh Z Superior Court of Law.
an, auaford City { Fall Term, 1882.
We the Grand Jury OF the cannty of
Guillord and State Of North Carolina, at
October Term, 1882, take this occasion to
express our dtsapprobation OF the doctrine Of
Nuit,fiea ion, president with the citizens Of .
sister state, whose opinl,ns and intefents are
generally congeDIal with our own; and we do
so because we consider the Union OF these
States as the oaly instrument whereby OUT
national welfare has been or can be preserved,
and because we look npon ndhficatson as
tending towards a dissolution Of our glorious
Union, civil war, and bloodshed
And we, the Grand Jury Aforesaid, recon-.
mend to the cliizens OF our county generally
to meet atthe court housein sborough,
on Tuesday Of November court, that an ex.
preston of their sentiments on this subject
may be had.
Francis l. Simpson. Foreman, William
Cannon, Hermont Vickrey. kabert G. RAM
kin, >aathiel Lamb, William Hack t, Alex.
ander Gray, Nicholas Clark, James Robbins,
Francis Bell, Mark iddinss, Thomas Burton,
Frederick Fintress, Jop athan Hodgin, Elias
Prchet, Joseph Arnlfield, William Hammer,
John Palsy.
After charity sermon for St Joseph's Or
phan Asylum, by the very Rev. DIR Power,
of New York, at ST. Mary's Church, in Phil
adephia. on Sunday, there Was collection
made Of $3.50 81, and diamond ring. Dr..
L two years since preached TO tie same
congregation, when the collection for the
poor amounted to 1867.
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The ship He'an Mar. arrived at New Or
leans, 9th instant, from Philadelphia, made
her run to the Balize in eight days and fifteen
hours, is said to have been the shortest pas
sage on record.
Joseph r. ingersol!, Esq Of Philadclphia.
is appointed 10 deliver a funeral Grafton on
on the late Charles Carroll.
The ,Ne,u 7'ri Color. The follo~ing is
the concluding sentence of the History Of
Switzerland, comprized in the 10Th number
Of Lardners Cabinet Cyclopedia, Just pub
lisbed by Cary & lea
"The fate of emperors no longer waits the
arhi,rament Of alpine shepherds; and tbs
masses OF modern warfare laugh to scorn
individual heroism Bat the triumph of peace
are yet reserved for Switzerland: her standard
shows the irois c0,tleurs of Education, Ecoa0.
my. Industry,
I" find Of that empire there shall BE- no end"
A Word Of .Adoice The way to get crc'-
II is to De ptactuat the way to preserreit, IS
net to use it too much, Settle oiten-haye
short accounts,