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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-22

AMERICAN WOOD SUPERIOR TO MA
HOGANY.--We saw standing in the Ar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-22
Seed Wheat.

~Ro. ALUM s. FINE SALT-Fif
eE ty sacks Liverpool Salt. just recei
we'd and for sale by
August a. J. w. BOYD. & Go.
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Gig GOr Sale

BLANK for salc.-A large guam
tity of PLANK, Ga portion of it dry,
of various descriptions, for sale at Dan
No. 5. DARBY & COLSTON.
June %. IS36.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that peti-
~ ton will be presented to the General
Assembly OF Virginia, at its next session,
praying that separate election be held at
the Tavern house Of William Piizer at
the Falling Waters in this county.
August IS, 1861.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-22

a General assortment OF EAR THEN
IN WARE superior quality manufac.
,ured by Martin King Of Hsgerstown, just
received and for sale ny
THOMAS q. SMITH.
August 2j, 1886.
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DI Il D

DIED,
On Wednesday, the 4,h inst. at Car
Isle, Pa, The Rev. Cyrus III. JACOBS, OF
the Episcopal Church Of this place.
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M A Il II z D ,

m A e Il = D,
On Thursday, the 18th instant, near
Smithfeld, by the Rev. Reuben Weiser,
Mr.. ABRAHAM CLAYMAN, TO Miss LOUISA
GLAssFoRD, both Of Jefferson county.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

tEVHE undersigned being DESTROYS Of EN-
a igrating from this county. offers for
sale, his real property, within the county
OF Berkeley, consisting Of
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
Rttt96DepattenRnt.

General aoiutants 2lmtsitube, MaI1in ston,
ben g5iten s uup, 1886.
8tneratBe fe bl,-Oie Sopf
e.feit nuo oas cute 9erbatten Ger Off.
|Siere uno Sruppen in Dem 0sfebt am
9ten Sunp, init Den Seminole Snoi-
anpernt nabe bep Mtccnerp, In Slcri,
oa, no lIe auf etne lebr hberlesens 8abl
Oes Seinees Rle0en, uno lbn In Die
Slucbt trleben erbelfbt DEN Oanf oee
,prsNoenten,a uno oas oeroienIt1oue
Senebmen oes Befsblsbebers Don benz
Setaf6ement Der resulairsn Sruppen,
Mojcr Sulius S. . man, pom
2tsn 0eslment Der 9ereim 9ten @5tao-
ten 2Irtlllsrie, beridfbtisenp, bat es
Dem prdli0enten Ger 9er. Gtaaten
sefauen 9eoaibtsm Oflijler oas potem
eiues Obsritlsutsnauts IN Der 2!rmee
5u ertbeilen.
2tuf 8efebL
81. Jpne:s, 9tnerdt AcjatarIt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

eefbift, utti bort cine gortifcatiOn
3u erbauen. QBas nit ben Onfisteret1
rperoen fol-, speiB ib nod nibt.
Osun, spas osntit Dn oem jest onn
meinem llnternebmel alter Sreuno ?
8laublt Du jeBt ntbti oaB t6 einen ees
lbetDen Strei0 ssmabt babe? Wtr
baben cine 8eute bon tuebr ols lOO,'
900 Sbaler gemabtL Die untsr Dtels-
nlseu, Ypeleke pie Sblobt erfetten
balfen, oertbeilt tperoen (oll. Sooonn
per(pricbt Sen. 6pufon -Das Easte er
III mir telbf-Alles oaflr 5u tbuu,
pa6 einem leoen Srslwillisen Der i'm
Srefen 9ew efen, s:pei Quaoratmellen
Sano seseben tperoen follen.-Oer
fammtIIbe plunosr 1T 9eftern uno beu>
te per fei9ert iporoen, uno tpuroe gang
berrlib bejablt. Gonta 2lnna's
FNeitlatteI 1T nit S $50 bejablt nor@
Den. >6oulion bat Jpn befommen.
SD babe mir jur grrinnerun9 eiu flelnS
60 gtuls 9eltei9ert.
Dos Nserftrdrbisfte bel biefr
@blabt 1T pieosr, baB auf uniersr
Seite nibt mebr ais 6 Soote unb lb
ataube nur Is 9srwunDete lino. Sen.
6oultcn bat cine Sdu6wunoe i'm
.5ein, hber Dem Su6selent, ober cbne
sroBe 8soeutuns. Ssin :pfsrp aber
flel untsr ibn.
CD bbre, bas Oampfbcot fanst
an III arbeitsn-teb nu6 peBbatb
1blfe6en. Gebe mebl! Sbslle tnetne
Jeabrihten 0en Metnen in Oeut fbs
lano NIT. @S balo itb 3elt uno 0es
leeenbeit babe, fbrelbe l0 Dir Gus
oiefem }b0nen ganoe mebr 9leues.-
QB. SernbeG.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
@p ante.n n.

G,it fratls. Oilfsteeion In pielem
ennbe bait licb troe ,pieoerbclter Qn-
fame Sen qBes iber pan'pslcna nab
granFreieD frei. Die ge9enlber ite-
bsnoen Sariiasn llno ihr on 3abl g
.bfr,easn. 2lm l7ten Mot unternabs
MR., Sic gbrsltinps in gilboa einen
ilnalifliben Nusfou. Chen 10 mar
cine Nbtbeiluag bon ibt1en am l4ten
gJlot beieos Benos iberralbt tno libel
gnoeriebtst pcroen. Qm l7ten bbrte
man ina in Glilcnoo Elm heftlees Seutrn
In Der Niebtuns nab Salcatlos.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

len bon Sort Neitfbel, ano. sptros
Mcp9en auf Das 2a9er oes eebcr
Nlatbola. osmarfbiererl. Gin Geta-
lbsmsnt tnoianIfder &pieser, BON bie'
fer GlotfOrb bat Den Rabcr Matbala
uno (sinen Sebn 9efern Qbeno ers
pifbt-beioe find iset Sefan9ene IN
meinenl Eager.
Man (enoe Dob anpsr5lgN6 Well6
form uno 2ebensn1itteln aab Sort Mtts
.fbeu. SD babe tear NOD 9iatipnsn auf
flnf Sage, uno feinen &ern BeHb'
form. gollte ieb feinen 9Drratb In
9eebor Mico's Eager fnben, 70 tperoe
lb ,pabrfbelnlib nacb Sort Mitibsll
surdefmarfbisren mhfen, tpofelbtt l0
6efsble oou Sbneu su erbalten boffs.
y omos 6. Sc Gup.
2tes Corps oer 1iDlleben 2(rtsee'
9In cen @snesamajor geoa, 8efeblsbaber
Der Sao!i6en aIttnee, goIumbus> georsien
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
s. Nprtuga al.

Nus qiGabon miro 9ensloets: bie
bie{iae 0e(eal6oft @flapeubanoter
a,fodIt Sic beIten gefbdfte, Defenders
,tob 5apanna. @iae fra13. Drlgg
Gpn(lantine Tilt Su Dem 8ebufe Don
Der Ge(eufbaft onsefauft unD olst
aerillet aporosn; lie 9eoenft tbr ab,
itbeulibes Getpsrbe nod ansSupsDnsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
sCotll Nuslanoe.
s e e { { I D

esrisfe BON l2. Mai aus Setnbsre
i'm S(fTeibifben 8allsien r'sloen Die
Gntosduns elmer rDeitper rlroet9tsn 25er'
Sbmbrunot nottthau ifner 2Deli9en in
GeSilno. .Durb Die sufllben Bebbrosn.
Einioe iunse 2eate aus ben on9elebent
ffsn ganiIien bes litbaulf6en 2losls
finp i, II (trsnse Saft sebrabt tporoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
Voro9rdase BON Ohio.

-. - -Vorogro1Se BON Ohio.
0a1<elner flnf uno 3panjie Stunren:
langen 'llnuntertrodbsnen Sisuns oes.
0aules Der Neprelentanten n-wuroen.
eno!lb tres aAsin qBieoerltreben Der.
Bbiss (ooer 0arifonlsute) te)--Die.
Staaten Mibigan uno 2(rfan(as in.
Die Union auf9enSmnen, uno bic.
9sorbsran5e oea Dbte 70 be(fimmt-
uno feft9efekt, fpie lpldbe in Der Con
lfltutlcn bon Gbio afageeeben 1T.
0lerf oie tp6rtIiebe Asber(esans oes
eonsreB. .8efbtuAes: gsiit ourb oep
Senat uno oas 9aas Der 0eprelentans
ten Der 0er. gstaaten BON 1ltt,ertfa
|beloe i'm Gonsre6 perfamt1eltf be-
|lblcden unp san, Gefes sernabts
Die N6FDll be-@r dns-einte
oes ESTATES Sbio III fotgenoermaben
|beltimmt; pieielbe fou ndmlib in si'
ner gerooen BON Dem { iGtib tfe n
gnbe oes Mi6isdn See, bis
gum n6rolibfen 9orsebtrse B. M au.
NEE @ ap ge5ogenen ano oartt Die
Ebffabe Crane Bon Snoiana DHrd
1bnlttenen 9inie beIteben; uno bon be-
|fa9teu yergetiree norosbflid, bis
5ar Granslinie spifeben Den %cSersis
[rli9ten g,taaten ilnD Gber,GanaDa,
i'm grie S5ee; unD BON Da NIT befags
Ter ginie, bis folbe oierpefttibe 9rdns
| Sc Don pennfplpanien pur6fbneioet.
Der &rieg NIT ben Grief Snoianern.
pauptauartier, sons's, ben l5!en Sani 1886
9eneral!-Gelt ib bon gusfees
lsee rlab Srfpintoth Dber eigentllb Die
|4lntere 8rease Der Grief San0fbaft abb
|ularfbirte, erbielt id 9r GDreiben
tDon lOtsn bie(s6 Monats. 9b bin
mod a Msilen po1 Dem Eager oes 0les
lbor Wnro. gr lit in Die @sgetto BON
Susfseges se9ansent unl lIb ausju,
tfern. 81 BON fetnen 2eutsm tpelbe
pDrgdben frsAnDfbafeliA 3H fevn, ftno
lbier an9elan9t; ib babe fie entrpaff,
| men loAsn. Srpblf gotnpasniem Ge-
| ben berittene uno fhnf su Su6, lIno bep
mir isno ib erlp arte nod beRfe 81
bend cine 9erftarfuns bon srpen gew,
Ipagnien. Aueb babe ib 400 eenoia,
lner 8rieger, unD sriparte MDrsen nod
500, inter Dem berdbnlte, 6duptliile
Dpgtble Deboie. sJb fltlee 60 uf1tlbg.
thD QBslfbfofn ooer anoere eebenSs
n1ittet bier 3u befcnlmen; -Die feino,
|liben Snolaner baben alles Defnlbtst
mas fIe iIibt nsitnabn1el. /.
Den l6tsn Junp. SD bin ieet 40
osr 9rpnen Sprinse i,ntrbalb "A Mei.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
3 efer greuno!

V'"tt'"" *"SS""'"S S"'' ~S"s'nA"s <sP'7 q" '4o3O.
9 efter Greuno!
SD babe r1eine erfte Sblabt ee>
fobten-eine StbladN, Die cine Ser
oenFniHpi9tten tn Der 9eleDibte fem
miro. Mlt 600 Mann baben mir Die
6aup tarn,ee Der Msyisaner beftebeno
aus 100 Manfs, tctaliter geEblasen
fo oa6 Feline 60 M q nm. . a , . n
eetomlitfas fino. 2Btr t6bteten uuge-
| febr 400 auf Den SdNaebsfelDe uno ouf
Der Gsttraoe, ua1o ,snacbten tls jsst no-
be on 800 ia gefan9ensn, oeren 3abl
| fth tdglib nod vermebrst llnter Sen
8efangsnen lno So Offsiere uno TN
ter oiefen Sen. QopeS Be Santa On
Ina nno Gen. Cos fslbf. Gin f6(t-
nber Sang! ganta 2lnna fpurDe am.
Gage nab Der Shla1t, 1i. am 2lftsn
geliefsrt wurbe, nit leinsn, fb6nen
lfbmar5cn Sensitt In orifaer 9erfleis
Dung, iaI @anpfe sefunoen ano in
unfer Eager sebracbt; Sos 3nei Gage
nabber. e5b bate oas Qersnhsen,
bel feiner 2lnfunft suse9en 5u fem.
gr ibsreab f6 nit aIler @rsebuns anD
erlie6 aafber gtelle Elm @breiben an
fsine ilbrieen Srupperls am Dra,es i'm
lSeyas, init DEN. 8efeble, Eb off ogr
Steus nab San Nntenio suracf,usie-
ben unD psitese Droer absuporten.
[gr fagte suslel6 Dasin I'D mar bel ben
l9onsen 9erb onolun9et jugegent) ooB
unteroenen stplfben lynn unn Dem g.
binet BON Seras unterbanolunsen 9e
/ 1pfeserl sperDen featen Die sem &rieas
Iflr intlser Elm Gnpe ntaben tpiroen.
ganta Qa1a's 3elt ltebt Dem mel
lni9sn In unferm Eager sAndbf uno III
INIT l2 Mana QBabe befest. @ein
eabimtsfeerstair 1T bel inn. Cos
Itnu6 nit ben lbrisen DTi3ieren in
lfreiem Ssloe Iiegen. @5anta 2nno
fbat Elm pfffsest idotfbss G,efbt,
Ifonlf aber Yepanbtbeit unD Elm freies
lBensbmen. Ges IN tlein uno fsbr
Ibdrtig. gr iit Elm san;sr @panier.
0sute tpesoen Die 8emeiuAa Ser Sc
fansenstr, woruntsr 9rsife No &inoer
/ fInot Die aber Die ai1serlefentfen Srup-
apen getpeIsn fem folIen, init tinem
IpampfboOt aab 0aloeifon 9slano
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

b. Ote 2ooiesIssion Don gouisoiue,
unter Sbsrft 2Bi0on, bat oaf ibrem
Marl1e aus &entudp na6 Seras
uibt Die ssbofte 2lufmunterun9 &c,
fAnoen. @ie Ypar nabe Doran, ,pieoer
suri6 3u febren uno lteint Gbleebt NIT
9elo psrfeben ju fem. gle 9iens am
IL. 9Ani auf Oampfbsotsn obndrts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
SieE(aaae Der Seraner.

SWOlu9ge peE SeE"Eet.
Oie teraalfbe Slas9e bat einen Elm
faben rotben 9runo, nit einem elusi'
Gen rpeiNen Stern, Der flnf Spiesn
bat, il. ,nilben Den Gpiesn Die Suts
ltobeu II e x A S. a..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
g n,f rel d.

n -es Ei!
s,o1, Ser 2fnqabe Der Sdtffsbrub,
oefeufoba9t in Sranfreib ftbeitertetl an
Ser, &iffen oiefes eanoes inHerbalb 3,
c1Rocbeu, sou,sI. Mar3 bis tuai Is.
.april, nibt neniser ats SO SNte,
inter penen 43frans6lftbe, 2 eets1l6e
Q odnifbe uno Elm itallentlhet tparefa'
223 Snoipioslen eftraHfen. Nus ote-
fec 9insabl @6ifFs slnsea 80 .Soal9
su Grunoe, 9 tpurosl tebr belDa0l9l
unD ii tptsper fott sennaW.
Ote @Sbne 2ueiau gonoporte's
baben lib nab 8riefen aus Gom tbats5
iidb ON Der pdb(iliben peltjel uno
Gjenbarnerie osrsrifeu. Ser cine
entfan, Der anoere lltin itrensen VI.
nabrlam genOunlen. Snet Meni1sp
Isbsn sienesn Bel Dem Sample psrloren.,
Ser pafba bon Ggppten bat i'm
wioerfpruebe gesen frlber n1NsetbetL.
fe Beribte binfort aIle 2lusfubr egppt.-3
ifcber 2lItertbirner bet SStrafe unter-.
fast In jeDem Diitrifte cine SennrnlP,
fion 3nr @rbaltuns oerielben ettsat,tlt
nno Elm Gsatrais Nsufeuri oesle!esn u,
Gro6 &abirD peranitalta.
gn Wleb III Elm &nabe 9ebersts iprrs
ben, Der bepeslite Dbren bar uno
Diefelben in Die 06bs fpieen uno telf-.
spdrts bespggep Fam, srises oer Gbaa
srfcroert.
Nie 2lrfeaifnerfe ~ Neibenbtrs
IN @blefien baberl I'm portsen eJabre
nibt fpeiliger als 5000 Gentrter sette-
fsrt. Gae befbdfsisen go Nrbsitsr.
Ser pclnifbe General q,ae bar fetn
bsoenteaoes 9ermbgen alIen i'm 2lust
AanDe perbanntsn p6lets tettamentarifb
Dermabt. Ser geitar1sntspellsteber
a(f GsneIal &mcesietpiea,
Gin geut(bkr, 81. 3ies, tereitet
aus Nunfelriben in s Stunoer elnsn
fDbnfrp ltallilirtsn tpeiilsn 3uasr.
6r. Crapfbap, Der grcBe etfsas
tneilter In gn9lanof bat 800 600 'pf.
Gtertins DDer l,332,OO0 Sbaler Durb
oas neuabe Stelsen I'm preifs bss
Gllsns proftirt.
ggn Der f1entlsben @5Dnnenfnfterni6
fDnr 5u 0elfast III GnslanD Der Benuss
z
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
NlltrleD

Sic treiten SaGdrn,el, msltbe fbon
felt Jabren Die Sormen unfsrer Sb6s
men perunl ltalten, (Ino in 2onoet1 auGer
Meoe eefommen. 9Sir peroeu aub
bier bato pieoer n1ebr Natur lsbeu.
(9lesp Oerfsr Staats3.
Sn oeu f,eutiben un(sr 3eitolter euts
ebrenosn 9abnsefebten su Newten 1T
gnslonD rpurDen 2Detten een 200 go
vereisns sebotsn. .,-:. -.
Das Oletl ppn sernabfnen &ne,ben
1fpirp In europa als Der bele 9unser
fir Sal(snrh1ts anserabms.
Ser ltntsrubmer Der itotidnifbtn
Operin 9sem-Srlean5, galoweu, bat
bel feinem etes}abri9en untsrnebmen
einen S6aben von $ IO,75O sebabt.
2(merifauer uno Osu1f?
Dberf Gtantep, tpelber Die Sreb
,piuigen commanding, Die In oey Sri9g
MantapanFe esn NeWDort nab Sc
ras abfessltem 1T ~ 9aloeften In
etnem Spenfampf NIT oen brittifhen
Captain 8raham getSptst nor
Den.
Das Sranstffbe &riesslbif gro-
caoero, ,oas man auf 8 ,Mulionen
Sranfen fbasts, puroe ourb Gsusr
|SsritSrt.
Die. 6grrer, psters uno goa,p. Be-
fbr0ern Die 8riefpoIt pen pbilabelpbta
lab plttsbnr9 in 81 Stunpen.
Nab etnem jinelt ab9efaeten 9eftb
| BE- Des @taates Connecticut t,1iGen
| Iaae, (m bsgesnenoen, Ranpfboote
fredts ansspeiben, in Der Iabt Sd
lsernen Is gu6 aber sDef unterbalten
Iuno 2 aehtruori9e Nettnnesboote sur
Siberbett Der Geifsnben 10 fteter Bee.
treitlhaft baben.
s--~sS-.-&
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
Serd8+s

- @ies - Sss.esstel~-
Srlef unferes eefbdsten greunoes,
5srru Bern bed Ober(eatsnant In
Der Seranif fben Qr,t1ee.
QoufOnS 9aseram san 3aeinto, QIpr. 81, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

9n oeu i,eutieben unlsr 3eitalter ents
ebrenosn 9abnsefebtet su Nepten 1T
gnslanD tpuroen 2Betten Sen 200 So'
vereigns gebotst,. -.:.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

Senaturial @rndbler.
SttniftQoofer, Sobn %. 9ooosttetp
.---~ CH ~ ~r ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

DaS Osskl ocn 5ermablnen &neben
miro In europa als Der befe Dlnser
fur Sa!(enrhHte on9erabnt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

Ser Draf bon Gurpilliers (So(epb
NDnaporte) perlis6 perise 1Boebe Den
BeDer Der gsr. G5f. anf elmer Nel(e
nod Gurcpa |; ipabtfbeinliNt nm i'm
iaje irieoer III betretf1. /,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
Sur @ouperneur.
sElt BaIutptu.
BON 1rumtuu goMntD.

Granddaughter fur praIiosut.u. @cesVraio'
eSaeob Selttr, fur ben 1ten @onareB Beairf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

Gin geutfbsr, Or. SiE, bereitel
aus Nunfelraben in s Stunoen elmer
Hbnfrpl pltaallrtea tpei1sn 3udsr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

= 6r. Graw(da,u, Der grDBe gtfen
tneilfer Ii gn9lanof bat 800 600 spi
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22

rigorous cross examination, no Wavering, % shadow even of contradiction, could be oiici- ted. At length he mentioned cirehmslance which, the defendants counsel said, would put all doubt at rest. The testatOr, when he put his seal to the will, had placed upon the parchment silver six-penny piece, and CO., vered it with wax; and the counsel broke the wax and produced the coin. The judge was about to call upon the jury for an immediate verdict in iavor of the defendant, when the plalntln's Counsel, who had been closely scrutlnizlng the coin, started suddenly up, sand that the will was indeed a forgery-cal- led the judges attention to the date stamped upon 1t, which was of a year long subsequent to the date of the will. The old witness fell back, and was taken out of the court room, and died m the course of the next day. Miss Edgeworth has introduced this incident al. most verbatim in one of her novels.
 N Y. Com. Ado.
 MURDER.-We understand that Phillip Thompson, Esq. was killed in Owensboro' last week The circumstance were about as follows "A large fire having occurred, by which much valuable property was consum- ed, certain suspected individuals were put up- on trial, before Court of Inquiry, for the ar- son. A carpenter, by the name, we have learned, of Jefford, was called to the stand as witness, and his testimony having been dwelt upon with severity by MT. Thompson, he retired from the Court, and procured a Bowie knife, met Thompson as he came from the Court, and inflicted upon him many mor- tai wounds, of which he died immediately Mir. Thompson was man of fine genius, and had garnered up a considerable harvest of professional fame and individual wealth.
 Louisville Gasetse.
 While such an occurrence is to be deplor- ed, it affords an admonition to arrogant law yers, to be cautious how they. dragoon wit ness upon the stand, and otherwise maltreat his feelings and character, which is too often done in the most unwarrantable manner.
 s t9t .tt. ilssf W Baltimore Patriot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22

for members of Congress different olice1 Os the Government, and editors. The trans mission of mails from this place, will mol, we understand, be for a moment interrupted by
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
csrr.,uuna..s. sfah. N ?: E.lu..s.

Wh8UlNa104s OSe. 0, NH1Us~ There is a circumst1nce connected with
 the completion of the fEesloents mesaage. v,h;ch- as ii is stated by public rumOr, has ovC;ted 0ood deal of curiosity and specula-
 t;o,, . ii is said that a change of considerable
 ;ro,,r,,ance yvas made on Tuesday morning.
 . 1ew hours before the delivery of the mes
 o.ro Some surprise was created bv a ru-
 ,S,57r thai an accident had happened at the office of the Globe, by which the whole of the
 tyne off the message had been dislocated, or,
 as the typographical phrase is. had been
 thrown into pi-and that, in consequence, On-
 ly short supply of copies would be ready
 when the message should be delivered. The truth, however, as it afterwards came out, was, that as the message originally stood, there was about two or three pages devoted to the subject of Texas, recommending her admission into the United States confederacy that on Tuesday morning, as the message was about to be sent to press, messenger came to the office, empowered to strike out all this part of the message, and to substitute the few lines which appear in the message as it has gone forth. There is much specula- tion as to the cause which produced this sud- den and late alteration in the matter contain ed in the message; but the general impress sion is, that this part of the message had not been submitted to the President during the preparation of the message, and that it had been intended by the author of the portion relating to Texas, 10 smuggle it in, believing that the feeble condition of the President would prevent him from an inspection of the contents. This scheme, however, was en- tirely disconnected by command on the part of the President, made on Monday eve ming, that the message should be read to him in its perfect form. Obedience was unavoid- able. The message was read-the effect up- on the President of the part referring to Tex as, was to throw him into considerable ex- citement., He immediately insisted on the change, which was accordingly made at the late hour, and causing all the inconvenience and trouble which have stated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
.PUBLIc OPINION IS LAW"

s1n. OEKN1VN l0 LAAW.
 :. LnW sentiment on paper appears harmless. n nas so appeared In public harangues. N aPProachee % near to being true. that if great nnmes continue to endorse it a simple truth, thousands who imhibe opinions without ex. animation, will continue 0 receive and hold II as such; and it wilt ns t has done in pasl years. encourage open disregard of law and neeeasnEy to produce marked charges in piIh nc sentiment, on some great practical 0uea tfpnB which were not strictly in the pFovinc, Of Legislation. It first solicited attention al