Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

IS OF shame VIDE, lasting and deep
enough, for the betrayers of the hber.
ties of their own country-the instiga-
tors ofmerciless slaughter-the contri-
vers of irretrievable servitude, against
their own struggling State p
The seventeen thousand referred
to are those who have manfully stood
for the Union and the Laws, in opposi-
ton to a wild and desperate Misrule.
PENSsyLvANrA-The 9thday ofnext
month is fixed upon as the day for the
adjournment of the Legislature of this
State.
Mr.. Peter J Chevallie. whose Flour
Mill. on the James River Canal. was con-
sumed by fire few weeks ago, has pur
chased from the James River company the
privilege of the water from the Basin,
within the City He is about erecting on
the Basin bank fine building, as a sub
stitute for the one he has lost II will run
eighteen or twenty pair of burrs. and will
be constructed according to the most APP
approved models -.4ler Gas.
Warning TO Lovers Lovers should he
careful not TO fall asleep when comfmg
before huge winter fire. Serious acci-
dents sometimes happen in consequence.
The English papers contain the following
account OF an affair. which had nearly
proved trag,c4l
"A few nights ago pair of lovers al
Grindonmoor were left together, the iami-
ly retired TO rest Two or three hours az
forwards. the father Of the young woman
I awoke, and smelling fire, went down stairs
! where he found has daughter and the
! young man sitting before the fire appa
rently asleep, but enveloped IN flames
How the accident occurred is unknown,
but il is supposed that the parties having
been overwhelming by the drowsy god, Q
| spark few on the cotton gown Of the ie
male. and set it on fire Our informant
adds. hat the young man was much injur
ed
Changing Lddys Name. In the Sc
nate Of Maine on F. 'tay. an act 20 change
a lady's nane Va taaen up. and on mott I.
Of Mr. W ebb, committed 10 Messrs En-
erson. Warren. and Webb, VINO made
the following report That as the bill
was committed 10 them without any speci
( al instructions, they have taken the whole
subject into consideration, aud having CIV
en- It their deliberate and mature reflection
they are OF opinion that the wish OF any
lady TO change her name, ought Away
10 be encouraged; and although there
may be other and more suita bic modes OF
attaining that object than by legislative
acts, yet they think the bill ought to pass;
| they therefore report the same with a.
! mendments The amendments proposed
were, to strike out "a lsdy's name In thu
| title Of the act, and 20 insert the name OF
! the lady, (Sabrina Pease. OF Bangsr,) TO
strike out IAN unmarried young lady, lu'
| ther, TO strike out the words until the
same shall he changed by due course OF
marriage The amendments were adopt
! ed without division, aud the bill passed
to be engross d AS ameaded. Portland
| Courier
| .a,aotter .M,mlfceat Donation We are
informed by gentleman who lett Wash
ington a few days since. that just beiors
| his departure, intelligence bad been receiv
ed at The office of the Colonization Society
of second legacy Of $4,000 from New
Orleans. Mr. Ireland, of that city. lately
deceased, has left by his will to the Anne
rican Colonization Society one third OF
| his estate. the whole of which is valued al
s30,a00 This makes $4,000 from New
| Orleans in one year, for this NOBLE char
| ty.--.NeW York OoSerrer.