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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-24

The celebrated Patrick Henry, not long
before his death, was a c%andIdate for the
Virginia House OF Delegates, and in an ad
dress to the people used the following Ian
guage. which should be received as tesla
mentary from the soul Of a true patriot, and
the understanding Of an adept in our federal
and national system
"1ae State has quilted the sphere in ,chich
| she has been paaced by the Constitution. What
authority has the county of Charlotte to dis
pute obedience to the laws OF Virginia? And
IS not Virginia to the Union what the Gun
ty of Charlotte is to her? Opposition or the
| part of Virginia TO The acts Of the Federal
Government must beget sheir enforcement
by military power. This will produce civil
war; civil war, foreign alliances; and foreign
alliances must end in ~suhjugasion TO The
powers called in. Pause and consider. Rush
not, ~conjure you, into "a condition, from
| which there is no retreat" You can never
exchange the present government bat ics a
| monarchy. If the Administration have done
wrong, let US all go wrong together, rather
| than split into factions, which must destroy
that union on which our existence hangs"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-24
PUBLIC SALE,

VYiLL De sold ~ public veudue. before
w the court house door in Martlnsburg
On Monday, fhs IN Of ,Jne neat,
All the personal property belonging to the
estate Of Christian Ebhefts, deceased, con
sIsting Of a feather bed, bedding, Ledstead, a
large German chest, one large arm chair,
turning hath, a small copper kettle, spinning
wheel, together with several articles not ne
cessary TO pa'ticuiafise Three months ere
dit viii he allowed the purchaser upon Civ.
Tag bond witt approved s%ecuritY,
JAMES LANDEKBIN, .Adm-r.
With tire win annexed
Nav %. 1892.
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DIED.

On Sunday the 9Th inst. after a rrotracted
illness of pulmonary affection, Mrs Mary =.
Darlington. wife OF the Editor Of the Wood
stock Sentinel, IN tie Goth year Of her age.
She bore her affection with patience, and
met the grim visitor with The forlitude OF a
christian.
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$4,000 Dollars
1868 PRIZES.
II. 492 BLANKS.
$4,000 TICKETS
Mode Of Drawing.


To be dra,ea oa the HIGH and LOW SYS
TEN. The $4,000 prizes Of ~ to be dsrHrd-
ed TO he Fiigh ar ke,c d~irisio,l, 70 be deterniun-
ed bg that ,rhtcis nieg dsaee the Capital Prize
of Sc. 000-so that The holder Of too Tickets,
one in eaeLs d;rision, 10 certain to drav onr
prize, and n.sy dras THREE The numbers
from 10 u ,ncO ~iaclusice are Lou, and fhoses
from. ~ 900 toa4,000 are High al ths prszsS
above the denorliaatiae Of 81 are put m cye
bcieei. aud all The numbers in anoasef>-hs
,chole 10 be dro,cn in a (e,s hours. Prizes poy
atie in CASH fsty days after The aTascing Sub
jsct 10 The asuol lconctios Of fifteen per cent
Tickets ST. ~iialyes so-Quarters ST..
Tfciefs md ,Stures end Packages, to be had,
IN he gTeafesf rarietg of Numbers at
STEVENSON s. POINTS OFFICE,
.Stataimi, Virg mia
aS.Tickets and shares can fe had Of the
following gentlemen who act as Agents for.
the Managers. viz:
WASHINGTON KROESEN, Mfartns5fn
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fAotice.

fENotice.
a GREEARLY 10 the Constitution a sta.
~. ted meeting Of the members of the
':.Narttnsbayg Litsarg Sociefg." wiiI be held
al the courthouse IN Mar,insburg, on Fri
day the 2sth inst The mcnlbers arc re
qiested 90 he ponctual in their attendance.
SEAMANS GAkARD, Sec.u
May II, 1899.
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Attend to ans Noticei

FEsHOSE persons who know themselves in
q debted to me by note. are earnestly re
anrsied tocome forward & ilt The same. They
will find them in the haGds Of L , Lauck-
If this notice is not complied With against the
oh Of June. they may expect to find them
in the hands OF an officer for collection, ne
cessity will compel me TO the measure.
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
Martinsbarg, May ID
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CONSECRA1ION-The New Luthe
ran Church in this place, will be consccra
ted on Sunday the 10th Of June next, ID
vine Service will on the Friday
evening preceding, at candle light.
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Anfms5trg Li5rBy-Srarkss DipIorsas
&c Correspondence. BIZ a late act OF Con
gress, every incorporated Library Compa.
ny is entitled to a copy Of the DIPLOMATS
Correspondence of the American Revolu.
ton" Our attentive Representative IN Con-
gsess, Mr.. ARMSTRONG, has sent on the
work TO the Library in this place u N
sists OF IL volumes, and is a most valuable
addition to our already extensive Library.
In Switzerland. at the present time, all the
abuses in the executive head OF the league,
are attributed to a cabal which is called the
Black Cabmet-k cabinet noir. This is akin
to Kitchen Cabinet. the designation Of our
own fungus at Washington.
sTMr. ADAMS has presented his individ-
ual counter report II occupies ereateca
columns Of the I~nteliigencer. MIR. CLAYTON
has published a Gard, ia which he states that
IS character takes il from the proceedings of
the House and Fendcrs It a personal matter.
aud as such he viii consider aud trca; il He
intimates his intention TO reply TO IL, at a sea
SON OF more leisure,
d+The Hon JoSArHAN IIuNr. a Repre-.
sentative in Congress from the State of Yer
mont. died. on Tuesday last. in Washing
ton. The House adjourned upon the an
noancement of the melancholy event.
The Ship Jupiter, Capt. William Peters,
sailed on the 18th inst. for Monrovia, in Airi
ca, having on board about l50 emigrants, OF
which 81 were slaves transferred TO the A
merictn Colonization Society, for the ex-
press purpose OF heing sent to Liberia.
We understand from the Agent at this
place, that there have been upwards of 500
applications from free persons Of color for pas
sage To Liberia, and that the number which
Gun he obtained is only limited by the want Of
funds to transport them Norfolk Beacon.
The Jackson Convention met in Baltimore
on Monday last, for the purpose of nomina
ting Mr. Van Buren as candidate for the
Vice Presidency.
CONSECRA1ION-The New Luthe
ran Church in this place, viii he cousccra
FL -. A.ya. ~ ant ~
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a CARD.

Doct. *. kOWNSLAR
WILL attend 10 the practice of MEDf
w CINE Ills Office is nearly opposite
the Office Of the Virginia Republican.
Martnshnrg, May "A. 1882
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The Jackson Convention met in Baltimore
on Monday last. for the purpose OF nomina
ting Mr. Van Buren, as candidate for the
Vice Presidency.
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&c &c.
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters 2 80.

Capitals $50, 000-S20,0 900.
One drawn No in this Lottery is entitled tS
either $40, sie, ZIG. or $40.
On "Wednesday. 27ih IT juno. the
Ne,c Fork Consolidated Lottery, No IL.
VIII be drawn in New York
Go Nc. lottery-l0 drawn ballotsk
ECnENIE
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EClIEMf

&c. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters Q so.
A package OF ~ whole tickets in this Lot1
terry, Containing all the Nos. from ! to &C.
inciusive) cost $22O
And must draw al least nett, l03 10
SIG 50
Those who prefer advcnturing for the largo
prizes only. can in this way, for Sil6 80, re-
reive the managers certificate, for % whole
tickets; emitting the holder to all the ticket
may draw over. sl03 10. that being the a.
mount Of the small prizes. Packages or
shares IN proportion; say,
certificate for % whole tickets SiI6 so
do ~ half do SO III
do q quarter do 90 OF
do % eighth do Ia Sd
er.Ordcrs from the country by mail. post
paid or by private hand enclosing cash, or
prizes in former lotteries, and ordering HEX
etc and shares on certificates Of packages, in
the above lotteries, will receive the most
prompt attention; and an account Of the
drawing forwarded Immediately upon its e.
vent Address,
YATES s. MINTYRE, Managers,
May "a. Washington, ID. O.
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az-Mr. Randolph, it IS said. is again very
III, and cannot bold out many days longer.
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DEEDS for sale at tAis Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
For TIE WHIG.

BUCKINGHAM, Dec Sd, 1882.
Messrs Edtors:-In looking over stray nuia-
Der OF the Enquirer, which into my hands
the other day, l observed that some one had re-
commended to the Legislature TO appoint John
Randolph of Roanoke, TO the seat in the Senate of
The w. States, vacated by the resignation of Mr.
lazewell. presume this good gentleman has done
so on his own responsibility, or he would scarcely
have had the temerity to venture on such a step
otherwise than anonymously. Had he Glanced
with the writer, to hear the Orators celebrated
speech to his ''dear old Prince Edward friends, :"
shortly after his return from Russia, in allusion
to his election from that body by Mr.. Tycr-aftcr
sundry pathcthic CALCULATIONS most plaintivey de-
livered he told long story about the establishment
ana grief winch the first annunciation OF the intel
ligence caused among the assembly of his friends
at Washington-how old Fabricus Macon well
nigh shed tears on the occasion-how all his friends
were chqggined-hay, how his own was perhaps
the only dry eye in the room-how he walked into
the house the next day with Indifferent phz deter
mined that his political enemies should not over.
crow him. Finally, how one of his friends, sus-
pecting foul play Ii, the matter, suggested as some
roparaiIon to his wounded feelings that he should
consent to a denomination for the next vacancy.
The Virginia Legislature! said he, (and here his
Indian eye flashed FREQ "the Virginia Legislature
Mo- shall account that man my enemy, who shall
dare to present my name to that body, for any pur-
pose whatever-a vile nest of intrigue and corrupt
Iona set of Adventures, and broken-down law
yers, who are here to-day, and gone tomorrow
this year in Virginia, and the next in Missouri
Mississippi. No-if must have a master it shall
be somebody whom l know. 1t shall be either
you, fellow citizens, whom 1 know, or General
jackson, whom know" &c. This he spoke with
great venom and it is not the first time that the
lady has discarded the gentleman. Yet, who can
tsi whether in the event of his election, lie might
not prove the same "incOrruptbIe patriot, who me-
yer accepted an Office, till was offered him7"
You will remember, that previous to his late call
at st. Petersburg, he had similar horror of being
"at the tail of the corps dPIOmatique, and Of
ploughing the four acres" c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
For THE WBIG
JUDGE OF THE KING AND QUEEN DIS.
TRICT.
TO The Members of .4ssemJIv.

Last Summer Judge Brown resigned his seat in
the General Court leaving vacancy to be filed by
the Executive, in your recess. The Executive
Governor Floyd absent) appointed James Semple
Esq, formerly Judge in the same District, but
passed by in 1.-THE first election of Judges under the
new Constitution. Why the Executive selected
Judge Semple, no reasons have been given as they
were bound TO give none but of this / am sure, that
the wish of the District was not consulted but IA
Their set at defiance in the selection. OF hume
rous Counties which compose the District but one,
or two at most, (Nlatthews and possibly Gloucester
desired Mr. Semple appointment. The rest of the
District, the Bar and the People, with one voice de-
sired some other person. II the person so desired
he qualified, he uneXceptionable anG Law
yer, we presume that no Republican in the Leg,sa-
ture, will wish to force upon the n.,-:c. .fn,s,oe
whom it does not like, and does not want. TboI
this is the state of feeling in the District, our Mem
eers will inform you, if they do their duty as am
sure they will.
We object TO MIR. Semple on various grounds
j. lie does not reside in the District and whatever
the Executive may think, we believe we have com.
Petent men who do. 2. He held a lucrative Office
besides He has since resigned it, probably TO OBJ.
vlate this objecton.l 3. He is we think too Old
lie is not popular with US. s. We wanted ano-
Their man.
Are our wishes entitled to be respected? IF thew
are, we do not conceive that Judge Semple's beinu
m properly put in, is sufficient argument keep
inm IN We appeal to the Republicanism of the Lee
gislature We have right to have our wishes con.
suited In the choice of public agents We ask
Tor the appointment of Mr.. Hill, of MIR. Clorton
either OF whom, and the last rather more than the
ilrst, would be acceptable to the large majority Of
the District. REPUBLICAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
A CARD.

'Ihs President and Directors Of the Petersburg
Kan Road Company, thinking it probable that a
visit to their rail road may be gratifying TO some
otthe members of the two houses of the Legisla
ture now convened at Richmond, take this oppJrtu-
nuy OF expressing the pleasure it will afford them
TO furnish to any members of the Legislature de-
sirons of visiting their rail road, the necessary
facilities.
Mr. Bird, their agent at Petersburg, has his
Office at the Bollingbrook Hotel, and will provide
Tor members npprizng him of their WISH the ne
ccssary conveyances to the Depot, near the cor
poration line, where the locomotive engine on
Saturdays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
makes the trip (gong and returning the same day )
to the Central Depot at Jarrutrs.
Petersburg Dec. 3, S32.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
CHARLESTON, Dec.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.
MARKETS FOR THE LAST WEEK

Cotton.--Thcre has been decline during the
week on the descriptions of Upland Cotton, under
prime. which continue dull at a decline of i from
last weeks prices, with prospect of further de-
clino.--Primo Upldnds continue in good demand at
quotations. The extremes of the market may be
quoted at lla113. The sales Of tho week amount
to 1915 bales, viz: at l0}; 10 at 104 S2l at II;
2G2 at IL; 932 at ia; 452 at 11g; 1882 at III 65
at II S; and III at III. There were also sales Of
10 refuse, old, at 10 cents; and Of 50 very superb
or, old crop, at II. A few bales Of Sea Islands
sold at 20 cents and some extra brands above quota
lions. stock on hand 275 Sea Islands, 1919
Upands
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
From the Ne,o Orleans Price Current Of Nou, 81
THE SUGAR CROP.

From all the information that we have been able
to obtain, the present crop must inevitably turn
out short. First, the long rainy season prevented
the cane from maturing, caused unnecessary sprout-
ing, and filled it with water instead Of saccharne
matter-then, the badness Of the roads and swamp
mess of the earth, generally, prevented the platter
steam engines and boiling, and when all these evils
we about ceasng, then came the Cholera, dc.
stroying many Of their slaves, and calling ofFthe at
tention of master and from their pressing oc
cupation and now wo learn, that the frost has
done great injury. We repeat it, we convinced
that the Sugar Crop will be short.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
CHARLEsToN, Dee. 3,

Shpwrcck.-A fine large American ship with
painted ports, was seen to 60 ashore yesterday
morning at day light, cape Roman Shoals.
short time after, they cut away the mzen mast
and about nine o'clock cut away the main mast
She was seen by Capts Delano, Rddell and Tur-
ner, who arrived yesterday. From tho situation
she was in when last seen, and the strong gale
from N. &c. there can be very little doubt but she
will be a total wreck.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

The city authorities of Savannah, arc about to
petition the Government of the United States to
erect permanent barracks for the U. S. troops,
on that station, within the inhabited limits of the
city, for the salty and security of its inhabitants.
no U, s. troops similarly located in this city,
arc about to be withdrawn, at the request of the
authorities, who had previously pettioned for
their location amongst US Charleston Courier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

FIsHNe PARTY.-On Friday the ID uIt four
young men started from New York in a small boat
on a fishing excursion, and nothing was heard of
them by their friends until Saturday last, when
news received that three oC them had arrived at
New Orleans, in vessel that had taken them up
after they had been blown out TO sea, on the Mon
day following their departure from Now York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

ELECTORAL ForE MARYLAND.-The Electors
for this state met at Annapolis on Wednesday last
and gave their votes for President and Vice Pre-
sident. We understand that two of the Electors
were absent in consequence of indispostion; and
the votes were, for
Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, 3
Henry Clay and John Sergeant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

uon' to have displayed high diplomatic skill. He
ishSewiso complimcnted for party moderation, and
as avoiding extremes in his opinions.
Mr.. Robertson is pronounced of the
strongest mind, and OF primeval Republication,
The election is fixed for Monday next. Messrs.
Tucker, Barbour, P. P) and Leigh, IRE reported
to have declined nomination.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
CHARLESTON. Dec

CHARLEsToN, Dec. 3.
WAR BETWEEN HOLLAND BELGIuAI.-Cap-
tain Turner, of the ship Virginia, arrived last
evening from Amsterdam, which port he left on
the Goth October, informs us that bostities had
commenced between Holland and Belgium-but
ne was unable to furnish us with any particulars
of their warike operations.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

NORTH CARoLINA-The Electoral College met
at haieigh, on Wednesday, and cast the vote Of the
state tor Jackson and Van Buren,; result which
was received by the discharge of cannon.
There has been a very animated and doubtful con-
test for Governor, to succeed Gen. Stokes The
following are the ballotngs from the Raleigh Star:
On Saturday last, the Hon. David l.. Swain. one
OF the Judges of the Superior Courts, was elected
Governor of this State for the ensuing year. The
several ballotings were follows:
LIST Cd Sd 9TH 5th 9th 18th
H. ~ Spaight 10 80 80 IS II 81 81
John Branch 56 81 So 58 81 wi,hdr,n
Thomas @. Polk 81 withdrawn
David l.. Swain Sc GIL GO "a 90
Joseph IL. Bryan 6
Blank IA 46 4 A
Spaight, Orchard Dobbs, not Jesse-apd
Spaight, not SPeght,) the nominee of Van
Buron Legislative C,rcus, and his defeat shows
that party to be in minority in the Legislature of
North Carolina, notwithstanding the prescription
of the Editors Of the STAR for their support of
Judge Barbour.
BY the way--t is amusing to see how Jackson
men bear tho screws Of prescription. Messrs
Lawrence and Lomay, groan and find fault, as
though they had not looked indiiforcntly if not
aPplaudingly, while Jackson was inhieting punish
ment on 1000 American Citizens, for opinion
sake.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

Coiacdence.-It Isl circumstance not miracu-
lous but singular, that fine ship was launched at
Anesbury, Massachusetts, named Walter Scott, on
the 22d day of Scptember--the very day which
Sir Walter died!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

-, - oENAToR'--Correspondents urge the claims
Of MI Rives, and of the Attorney General. We
nave not the space for the full length insertion of
thoIr iavors' Mr.. Rives is pronounced ''maturo in
judgment beyond bis years." Of decided and useful
TALENT If not Of great genius, and in his late sta
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

" The N. York Commercial saysit is suscep-
tibe of demonstration, that illegal
were given at the lato election, in the City of
Now York alone, equal TO the Jackson majority
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
MARRIED.

On Thursday, 9th inst, by tho Rev. DR.. Pen,
Mr.. JosEPH WESTON of Louisa G. H., to Mrs.
SARAH JANE NEWMAN Of this city.
On Thursday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Philip
Courtney, Mr.. THOMAS ID. QUARLgs, TO Miss MARY
ANN Messy, all Of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

There being sill - choice the House, on motion,
adjourned until 10 tomorrow morning.
F. II Shank, the present clerk, will, il is expect
ed, be re elected. Some change is spoken of in the
printers and subordinate officers
The strength Of the three political! parties in the
House OF Representatives is about as follows Jack
son men, ID; Anti-Masons, 81; National RcPubli-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

EEFATUM.-Owing to the obscurty of the manu-
script, the name of James o. Carr of Albcmarle
was printed James o. Can, in Yesterdays paper
in the Report ofthe Albemarle Militia proceedings
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
New York, Dec 5

INV VNht DUO
THE MARKET.--Flour is accommodating while
tho demand has good deal subsidod & prices droop
a little; sales have been made of Western at
63l and the trade is heavy Grams Of all sorts re-
main much at the close of last week. Cotton fat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

From The ". Y. American Of Wcdnesday afternoon.
United States Bank Stock, which yesterday was
sold at no. went down to-day, on the receipt of
the Prcsideprs Message, to l045 to 105, at which
there were large sales
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
DIED,

On the 9TH inst, at a quarter past o'clock, A.
NJ, Mrs. ANN TATE. The friends of the family
invited to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her son, Joseph Tate, Saturday next, ~ O'Clock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
The Washington correspondent of the sNew
York Courier and Enquirer, formally announces
Judge Mclean and Mr. Van Buren,, as candidates
Tor the next Presidency. We may consider
them as such.-U. S. Tel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
From the ScottsrjIIe F1r,,er NJ noc e

From the ScOHSuilie Farmer Of Dec g.
Gj@ We omitted in our fast No to stale that the
number of additional Shares taken in the Staun.
ton and James River Turnpike Stock at the Meet
ing held in this place the 24th ult., was sixty
two.