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VIRGINIA, re wrsi
A. Rules holden IN tAs CleTks Oaies Of A..
Circuit sgPsrior Court Of Law aud Chsn.
esry Eor Jesfsrsoa Coanty, the sTst Moo
day In Ssptsmber, 1856
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wife, Edward Eseas, sea. e aaaisistealo1
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R1tS-RO@E Notice.
I'm and sf,sr etA instant (sspt. } the Pas
" ssngeF Csrs Ger Rrsdsriek, Baltimore,
and Washiugtou, viii leave the Ticket Oaice
% Hsrpers-Rerry, 81 10 O'Clock, A. n. and
STRIVE at Baltimore and Washipgtoa came
day In good time.
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HvHE subscribers take this usthod of 10
~ forming the customers Of the FORD
MILL and Fsrners generally, that they have
entered into psrtnsrship In the
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A0UE AND FEVER REMEDIES.
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ger..ssa 80 fus ssis % ToEH0's Dsag 4
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14
IIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
House or DELEGATES.
Saturday., January 2.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a
letter from j. l.. Scott, Delegate from Din
wlddIe, reslgning his seat, in consequence
Of continued i'll health.
On motion Of Mr. Stands the letter was
laid on the table, and a writ Of election or
dered.
On motion OF Mr. Nixon, ResoiUed, That
this house will, on Friday the Slh instant,
proceed, by a joint vote with the Senate,
TO the election of a Brigadier General for
the 18th brigade Virginia Militia, to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned 10y the death
OF Gen Vim. Mccoy.
On motion OF Mr. BORIS, the committee
Of Courts Of Justice was instructed to in
qoire into the expectancy of amending the
act TO amend an act, entitled "an act re
g%ulating The manner of granting licences
10 retail ardent spirits, and for other pur-
poses" passed April 18Th, 1891.
On motion of Mr. SoUFHALL,
The committee of Courts of Justice was
instructed 10 inquire into the expediency
of SO amending the act entitled " an act to
reduce into one act the several acts con.
corning executions, and for the relief ofin-
solvent Debtors" as to authorize the plain
tiff in actions Of detenue, after Judgment,
to sue out and prosecute, at his election
either a distriDgos or an execution for the
specific property, if TO be found, or any
other execution necessary TO recover the
alternative value, now authorized by law
upon other judgments. Sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

From The National Intelligencer.

TIE WAR IN FLoRIDA.-We are sorry TO.
learn that the hos;ilities between the Indians
and the whites in East Florida embrace a wider
field than we had supposed. The Charleston
Courier of the 30th ult. calls upon the citizens CT
that place TO furnish troops, arms, and mmuni-
ton Immediately for the relief ct the Floridians,
against the incursions Of the Indians, who are
SAID 10 be burning, numbering and destroying ev-
cry thing that comes in their way. Volunteers
viii undoubtedly march from Charleston for this
purpose. At Savannah a public meeting was
held on the 2Sth ult., at which it was determin-
cd that Volunteers should set out for Picolata on
the very next day. Gen. Clinch has, it appears,
about 800 United States soldiers under his COM
mand. The force Of the Indians is computed to
be 1900 warriors, besides a body of about 600
persons, composed Of desperadoes aud runaways.
Governor Eaton and family arrived at Mo-
bile, on the nth instant, from New Orleans, on
his way to Florida.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

FoaEieS.-The packet ship Albany, arrived
at New York from Havre, on the evening Of the
9th inst. Mr.. BARTON, the American Charge
d'Aflaires, at the court Of France. has returned
IN her. Tbs character of the news brought by
the Albany, so far as it relates TO our affairs with
France, is Of a kind that will be considered as
conclusive, as 10 the intention of the French Co
yernment 10 pay the Indemnity, without an ex-
PLANTATION. From the present situation Of the
two countries, but little would be wanting, 10 set
them both in " fighting humor." France will
not pay, without an explanation-and the United
States viii not give it. Much excitement pre-
walls in France respecting the departure Of Mr..
Barton; and the French Government appear to
be putting themselves in order for a brush with
the Americans, evidently expecting tina, an open
rupture between the two counties viii soon take
place, as a matter of course.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

RiGHT.-We have seen this morning an err
velope addressed to Arthur Tappan and gang,
franked by j. Speight, a member OF Congress
FROM North Carolina. containing a piece of rope,
with the following note
"I herewith return you your protest, enclo-
sing as a testimony Of my high regard for your
necks, a piece o frope You will, no doubt, da-
ly appreciate my motives. j. SPEIGHT."
The paper thus returned was the printed Pro-
test Of the American Anti-Slavery Society
against the denunciations Of the President Of the
United States, in his Message-a copy of which
had been sent TO each member Of Congress-a
document signed by Arthur Tappan, William
Jay, and others IN. Y, american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

Co 1t has not, probably, yet escaped the me.
mory Of many of our readers, that the only
charge that coald be urged by the p~artizans of
the administratio ion, against the late venerable
Chief Justice of the United States, when they
wished 10 wrest from him the place which he
occupied, was that Of being a Federalist,-
a charge as nnfonnded as it was stale. From
what had been said by administration presses
against federalism, and from the holy horror they
had eyinced at the thought of permitting a fede-
raj TO hold office, it might reasonably have been
supposedthat the President would have nomi-
"atcd some staunch dyed, in the wool democrat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14


90 MIR. HOOP the delegate from King George
County has been instructed by his constituents,
to vote against any resolutions, that would have
a tendency, either direct or Indirect, to instruct
MIR. Leigh to resign his scat in the Senate Of the
United States. These instructions were given
IN a manner, that must remove from the mind Of
the instructed, every thing like doubt as to
their legitimacy, and at the same time add much
to the honor Of those who gave them. They
were conveyed BY a vote of 20 to / in an open
public meeting-a way that TO us looks more
like the trae republican style, than the secret
bush-Gghting method adopted by the Van Buren,
ties when they endeayored to prevent the elec-
ton Of him for whose resignation they are now
so ~clanorous.
The Van Burenites Of King George undertook
to hold a coanteracting meeting on the same day,
but it was "a failare-it was attended by eight vo-
tiers!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

ted to a very important subject; and II
was desirable that Information should be
distributed as TO the nature and object OF
the measure proposed. He therefore nae
we'd the printing of 5000 extra copies OF
thebal and report; which motion, by con-
sent, was considered and agreed to.
Mr. WISE, FROM the Select committee
10 which the subject was referred, report
cd a bill TO carry into effect the resolution
Of the Congress Of i7Sl,to erect a marble
column at Yorktown, 10 Virginia read
twice, and referred to the committee ofthe
Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr. GIDEON LEE moved the printing
Of 800 extra copies Of The communities.
ton from the Secretary OF The treasury,
transmitting a statement Oh the capital.
bills in circulation, specie, and deposites,
in the State banks selected as Deposlte
banks.
Mr. MANN moved 10000.
Ruth motions lie over III Tomorrow.
Mr. n. NJ JOHNSON, FROM the com
miiiee on Military Affairs, reported a hiil
to authorize the Qnariermsster General
to employ clerks aud a messenger in has
Office read twice and committed.
On motion of Mr JOHN q ADAMS,
il was
Resolved, That the committee 90 Re.
volu,ionary Claims be instructed 10 inquire
into the expectancy OF restoring to the lei
OF Pensioners for services IN the l.cvoin'
tionary War, the ofali persons who
were entitled TO and obtained Pensions
under the act Of Congress OF the lStb oil
March, 1918, but whose names were al.
forwards striker from The list, and have
not since been restored, for the single rea-
son that they were not in ahject poverty.
Mr. WISE rose and said, that on the
8th day Of December, it was, on bis mo-
ton, ordered that $4,000 copies Of the
Presidents Message and accompanying
documents, be printed for the use OF the
House. BY the law Of 1919, it was pro
vided that, in case OF announcement delay
in the printing Of documents by the PRINT
er TO the House, it should be the duty Of
the Clerk to employ another Printer, and
charge the excess Of cost TO the Printer
guilty Of such delay. lie had risen 10 ask
the Clerk If he could inform the House
what was the cause OF the delay and gross
negligence which had occurred in the ex
ecution of the order of the House +? The
message and documents we're annually
ready 10 ten days and now q month had
passed, and but few copies had been laid
on our tables.
The CHAIR said he could not enter
tain the discussion without the assent OIL
the House.
MIR GiLLET offered to give the eApla'
nations requested.
Mr. REYNOLDS moved an adjourn.
ment which was agteed TO, and
The House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14
From the National Intelligencer.
Monday, January A

80 ~ a NE-A - 4 A~AA
Oar readers who have travelled with us
to the end Of our late remarks upon the
French question, are doubtless satisfied oil
the correctness of our CONCLUSION as to
the fact that an amicable overture having
been made TO our government here, al
Washington, during the recess Of Con
gress, and Of tt.t overture hating been
repealed. They know, without any notice
of ours, that 10 the detail Of '~circnmstan-
ces' which had occurred during the recess
Of Congress in reference 10 The French
question, a studied silence was observed.
IN The presidents message TO Congress,
upon the subject Of that overture. We
are Indebted to the New York CONNER
ciaI Advertiser for the additional light
thrown upon the subject, in an extract Of
a letter from an American in Paris, who.
Says the Commercial Advertiser under
stands perfectly well what he is writing
about, and possesses peculiar facilities for
obtaining facts and forming sound opin
ions. We hope our readers will mark aad.
inwardly digest the very important infor
nation contained in the extract, which is
as follows:
PARIS Nov a5, 1885.
"Msssrs Editors: You will learn from
the journals in this city, that our charge
d'AtIapes. Mr., Barton, has demanded aud
received his passports, and returns home
by the next packet, or the Succeeding
You also learn that the French Govern
ment has recalled their Charge d'Afaires
al Washington. so The two nations are
now without diplomatic agents as i; re
CARDS each other.
g cannot but look back upon the past
Of this affair with great sorrow. The
King Of France, sincerely DESTROYS of ha
wing this matter amicably adjusted, and
the claims Of our government paid. after
the failure Of the first bill in the Chamber,
recalled to the ministry the Duke de Brog
lie, who had always Shown his friendship
for our country, and who was heartily IN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

Melancholy Accideat.-During the
severely cold night "Wednesday week
two widowed females who were sisters
were frozen to death at Nantucket
The one was Mrs. Phebe, widow of
Sylyanus Coleman, aged 10 years, the
other Mrs. Priscilla, relict Of Capt. Jo-
seph Cartwright, aged Sc years. They
had retired in usual health, but were
found in the morning lying upon the
floor Of their apartment dead and fro
zen. 1t is supposed from appearance,
that one Of them had risen in the night
and accidentally fell-that the other
rose to her assistance--and that both
persisted from the intense GOODNESS of
the weather. The Nantucket Gazette
says that this event was not occasion
ed by any want ofthe comforts oflile-
with which they are well provided /; &
that the other inmates of the house
perceived no alarm during night, nor
obtained any notice of their condition
until discovered as above stated. 1t lisa
remarkable fact that both ofthe decd
were born on the 9th Of JuIy-onc in
the year 1856 and the other in 1909.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

to fill The seat lately made vacant by the de.,h
Of the illustrious Marshall But 10 this expec,.
ton the nation is doomed to disappointment
The democratic President has seen ft, notwi,h.
standing bis utter & unqualified hatred OF fede,.
alism,io nominate for the office Of Chief Jus,;c. oe
the q. States, Roger Brooke Tsnsy, an old r.a.
e%ralist Of the deepest dye, who, b. the mut,.
tions Of the political world has been thrown int
the ranks Of the present misnamed Democratic
Republican Party, without any known change
Of sentiment, save that which the alluremen,.
Of Office had wrought upon him. We had pre-.
pared ourselves, when we saw the nomination
Of MIR. fancy announced in the prints, 10 hear a
simultaneous burst CT disapprobation from every
. democratic press in the country, but in this ex.
pectation disappointment is again our lot. for, as
yet. nothing bat appreciation has fallen from those
who have ever been loud and clamorous in their
dcnuaciations CT the sin Of federalism "Cop-
sistency, thou Gt ajewel."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14
isEA-RYEr2,

On Thursday the 7th inst by the Rev.
r.. Weiser, Dir, JOHN Ev~ERsoLE, to Miss
JANE BEAR, both of this county.
On "Wednesday the 9th inst, by he.Rev.
w. 9. Mathews, Mr. JACOB SHADE. Of
Frede rick to Mrs. ELIZABETH SPRiGGs.
of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

U-Col. THOMAS w. VgAsEY, Of Cecil coun-
the 4th inst. He was the only person put in no.
mination for the office and received SO, out Of
rs yotes,--23 being blank ballots. :
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

From Teras,- A late arrival at New
Orleans from Brassos. brings adyices (as
we learn from the True American that
on the morning Of The 9th nit. an attack
was made On the town of the San Anton
10. by the Texan Army, headed 10y Capt.
Milane, and after a hard fight Of So hours
succeeded in getting possession of three
stone houses. from which they had sllen-
ccd two or three of the saemy's guns,
commanding important points, and when
The express Ie(t at 4 o'clock on the 9Th
the fight still coatinued-ihe Texans had
. killed and IL wounded-the loss Of The
enemy could not be ascertained, but du.
ring the first ~ hours Of the fight The en-.
envy carried Of all their dead, and when
the courier left. II dead bodies could be
counted round one Of the guns that was 81
fenced.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

al~A Mr.. Nathan Beers died at Fairfield
Con. on the 18th ult, at the age Of IS. He had
held the Office of town constable for %ffty-fve
years in succession.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

% slave was a short time since apprehend-
ed at Charleston S. C. who had been a runaway
from his masters plantation for II years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

EERESH LEMONS, Raisins, Prunes,
E Figs, and tIlberis. for sale by
II. M.SHERRY.
January Ia. lsS6.-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

FEsnE Books OF Michael III. Grove are
a now in the hands of Lauck s. Ste
phen for COLLECTIONS all those who know
themselves indebted are requested to CALI
and discharge the same.
LAUCK &STEPHEN.
January Z, 1886
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

HAYMAN'S ALE,on tap. at the drug
EE store Of II. MSHERRY.
January IA, 1856. st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF WHITES
Ia Strained Sperm OIL, at the Dug
Store of Il. MsSIiERRY.
january Ia. 1866
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

On Friday last, athis residence Cd Mil
Creek, in this county. Nh. THOMAS Bur-
LER, in the Sad year OF his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

The following engrossed bill, among
other bills, was read a third time and pas
sed
A bill to change The place Of holding a
separate election 10 the county Of BeFkeiey
On motion Of Mr. HEssHAw,
The House adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette says it is the intention of the Count de Survilliers (Jo- sePh BonApaIte.) to return to this country, and occupy his residence al Rordentown, next Spring.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

TTINs-A bsOther edloS says be has been peesen ted with cabbage as big as his head.-IBOstonPOst
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

The number of post offices in the United states IS l!,OO0. The amount of postage re. ceived is about $2OO0N0O a year. sT
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

You ARE RIGHT. .-H Whes sec an Office holder intsJsring in elections, 4 occurs to me thGt hs IS thiaking cf his salary and kss 6read. end is theSetore an sinfs aduiser ef the people"
 FELIX GRUNDY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

Col. Johnson in danger ia Marylaad.-By the law of Maryland. persons in the predica- ment of Col. Johnson, the Ned Fucker can didate for the Vice Presidency, Ca white man with negro wife) are liable to be sold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

Dlsoossyy ef tAe ROSSers.-1he eS90OO n gOld which was lately stolen from on board the steam boat Rhode Island, and which has 9nee Aeen recovered. as stclen bythe clerk, who aHasted as is snted hv the steward of the boat.-N. ', paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

The Dog War.-Six thousand five hund- red dogs have been killed and paid for in New York, since the ordinance on the subject went into operation. @a f--
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

to take anearer look. By the time got into the middle of the street Twas surrounded on all sideal with perils and dangers. A thun. de-ing big omnibus was coming right down 1eqd foremost one way {; on the other hand was 2 sulng of carriages about as long as all creauon before me was a procession of dirt carts. and my retreat was cut of in the rear by confusion of vehicles ali damned togeth- er-the drivers swearing, cursing and pres
 sing upon each other. There was hui one
 syays and that was to play sturgeon :. so II ga va
 RwhoCpl and sprung clear over inc heaS nf an Arishnnan driving .. dirt cart, who dodred
 sIs d nGss into .t the }, mud and exclained JSs!
 on oscftaking the ladyI had thus riskea
 nay ine to investigate, I found she had been Joahed oy another whose arms were stilllar. geEend hetweensthel two they filled up all the sidewalk. Being soon tired of walkinp R alpW. watched m opportunity to slip hy Wfm; pNI n go doing hit against something iii ner sleeves so stlH and springy, that I Was ptchcd one aide into mud gutter almost al big Great Muddy River and ten times m,ors l,s diEty Getting tip as quick as possible, tool refuge close under a grating proiectinr be foraa window insthc second story, where l yNa Wipine my clothes when wish ', may baehot if there didn't come shower efnneI ted lead smack down upon me. that burn Mneughl my clothes and made pretty consid
 eEeple marks on my skin. [ looked up anc ~ s:N q tellef with q indle just taking another 5 o.p cses.. Mnlcn made uyvefy toes shiver. An
 'pOs was just passing down my way, SC