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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

:
$50 ACRES.
L,ing ON Sinking River, ot e waters thereof. ad
Joining the Lands of Mcssrs. Nm. 4. Banks, Il. "
Leigh and othrrS-situatcd about II miles North
East of the Courthouse. aud III the NEG hboIhood oil
Chalk Level and Mount AIRY. II Is a portion of the
very valuable Meadow Land in that section ofth,
county, and is perhaps amongst the best III the coun
ty--lt would be shown to any person by Mr. Jere-
mah McCullock at the premises.
WIN. II. TUNSTALI., IT,,
WITHHELD =. IT NSTh.L, - ''''
PMS, Iyauia Sent. II Sw
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IMPORTANT SALE.

IN OBEDlENCE TO the decree OF the Circuit
l. Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town OF lynchburg, pronounced on the 22d day OF
January 1886, in the cause therein depending be-
tween
John Floyd admrof Ann Drake and other PTS,
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l:S4lO PACK AGES

ar american COTTON s. UOOLEN GOODS.
rITE offer for sale, at our new buildings on
w GLOBE SQuARr, six doors below the Banks
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z'vryG SzayMes cGcIzxrNof sro2E

VIE subscribers be- leave 10 inform the in
Il birants of Lynehburg and Campbell, that
they have commenced the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

John Boyd Thomas Boyd, and others Defi's.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
sad decree Tor of them) viii, ON Thursday the
END day of September next, If far, but If not the
neMlair day thereafter, proceed upon the premises,
to SELL by the Of public auction, to the highest
bidder fnrc yards #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

do Foundation Muslns, Canton Flannels SC.
a. cases and bales PLAIN and twlcd i.inseys, pall
I.inseys, Kentucky Jeans, Glenrock Jeans,
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Valuable Pittsylvania Land for sale.

HE tKSi ANT tn the last viii and testament ot the
3 late W ilIiam Iuustall, offer for sale, tract
of land, containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
so TOWN LOTS.
2O3 ACRES

lage OF Pattonsburg, opposite to Buchan
alsn In lnis Of cnnynn Innt siZn--
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Al cases sattinets, comprising choice as>olt-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

II rases 7-S and ii Bleached Shrtings,
- do common 10 very fine Fancy Prints.
10 bales aud cases brown and bleaehcd Drills or
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

On the 22d inst the following Message, cone
corning our Foreign Relations was transmitted
10 both hoGs Ct Congress by the President,
TO the &cadie and
House Of Representatives:
transmit herewith, 10 CONGRESS. co
PIES If the correspondence hetweep The
SECRETARY OF State and the Charge d'Af
fares o! his Blilanic Majesty, relative 10
the mediation Of Great Britain in onr dis
agreement with France. and to the deter
in'na'lon OF tne French Government 70 ex
ocuie the Treaty Of decentralization, With.
out further delay. on the application for
payment by tie agent Of the q States.
HE grounds upon which the mediation
was accepted will he found fully de,elop
I'd IN the corr spondence On The par, of
France The mediation had been puhlicIy
accept ell before the offer of It could he re
celved here. Whilst each Of tic two 20
refnments has thus discovered Just soli
Ctude TO resort to all honorable means Of
adjusting amicaby the controversy be
tween lhem. At is Il matter Of cungTatula
tIon lha' de mctistion has been rendered
unnecessary. Under such circumstances,
Tie Anticipation ulay be confidently iudn.
Ecd tho! Tee Disagreement between the L
STATES ans france VIII rot have Produced
more laA8 temporary csirangement.-
he healing effects Of time. lust consid-
cralt2" O. the powerful motives for cor
Oial good understanding between the two
ISHonS' the strong Inducements each has
70 respect ana esteem the other, vii, ~
doubt stpn 0biera'e from tLe,r reo,cD,-
DFance Oh traces o. ,hat DISAGREEMENT
OF tie elevated and Ji.m'ercs,.5 mart
the government o. GEest Britain h., act
cd, aud was prepared 10 act ! have a,,ea.
dy had occasion 10 express my high sense.
Universal respect 3nc tive Consciousness
Of meut'Hg Il, are wi.L Goy5rGWtnts as
win incn. the lust reward 81 those who
faithfully exert their power 10 Erescrye
peace restore harmony and perpet. ne
good viii.
may he permitted, trust, at this time,
without suspicion Of the most remote de
SIRE 10 throw cii censure from tie Exccu.
i've or TO point II to any other Depart
ment or branch Of The Government. 10 re-.
fer 10 tue want Of effective preparation in
which our country was found al The late
crisis. From the nature Of our institutions
the movements OF the Government in IRE
paratl-n for hostilities must ever he too
SLOW Tor the exIgencles OF unexpected war
submit II then 10 you, whether the first
DUTY we owe 10 the People who have con
hdeu 10 us thei: power is not 10 place our
country 10 such an attitude as always 10
os 90 amply supplied with the means OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

U- Owing TO the badness of tbe rad.
some other disaster, we are without ,ov NJ,
mond papers of a later date than the sOa -,
we learn, however, ria the Baltimore p.,,.,
'na' Gov Tazewell has refused, in a MESSAGE, -
the Legislature, 10 transmit the Expun,;,r D.
solutions 10 the Virginia Senators. in Co,g,...
Ills deciination is said to be couched in Term. .
courtesy and respect, towards the Lepi.l,,;,.
BODY The reasons given for not forwara;,s IL.
RESOLUTIONS are, that the performance of such >,
act is not enJoined upon him by the law, or the
constitution of the State, and Consideration, h..
i'ei that such an act would be a violation Of III,
constitution Of the United States. After the "a.
eep'ion Of the Message, MIR. Watkins offered
set OF Resolutions, which were adopted III,
amount of which was, that Gov. TazewelI. IN
Tins instance, had acted against usage" Each
House resolved that copy of the resolution,
should be transmitted 10 the Senators. BY ,b,,
respective Speakers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

sell defence a. TO afford no inducement 10
o'hes naaions 10 presume upon our for
oea'ance, or 10 expect important adyant
ages from sudden assault. either uneo
our commerce, our sea coast. or oar into
fIot !rouiIer. IN case Of the rommence-
"sehs OF hosliI'lies during The recess OF
congress. he iimo Inevitably clspsing be
'ofs mat bocy could be called together.
even under the most favorable circamsian.
So, would be pregnant with danger, and
y VIC escaped without signal disaster or
NATIONAL d,shonor, the hazard of both I'm
necessarily incurred. could not fail 10 ex
es.e ioeling RI deep repFoach. earnest
" recommend 10 you, therefore. 10 make
such provisions, that in no future fine
snail we lie found without ample means 10
repei aggresslons, even although il mas
come upon US without noie Of warning.
we are now fortunately, SO situated. that
me expenditure for this purpose will not
be ie.t aad, if it were, il would &c an.
pfov~J by those from whom all its means
are derived, and for whose benefi, only \,
should be used with liberal economy and
an enlightened forecast
In behalf Of these suggestions. | cannot
ioibear repeating the wise precen, of one
whose connsels candot be forgotten "Tbe
Oh'teu states ongh: not 10 indulge a uer
soas!on That. contrary 10 tie order of hu
ma rnan events, they Will forever keep at
instance. those painful appeals TO arms.
WIN which the history OF every other ma
tion abonnds. There is rank due TO the
United States among nations which will
oe withheld. if no. absolutely lost, by the
reputation OF weakness. If we desire TO
aso.d insult. We must I've able 10 repel it.
u we desire TO secure peace, one Of the
most powerful instruments of our rising
prospt n'y, II must be known that We are,
al all times ready for war;
ANDREW JACKSON.
FEBRUARY, %, 1886
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

for their punishment. His Eacel!ency the
President ad interim, anxious TO repress
these aggfessions, which constitute not
only an offence TO the sovereignty Of the
Mexican nation, bat also 10 az evident vi
olaiion Of international laws, as they are
generally adopted, has ordered the follow
Ihg DEGREES TO be enforced.
l; Foreigners landing on the coast 81
The Republic, or invading its territory hy
land, armed and with the intention OF at
tscking our country. vii! be deemed ri
rates, aud dealt with as such, being citi
gems OF no nation presently at war With
me Republic, and fighting uGdar no re
cognized llg.
=. All tofeigners who will import ether
by sea or land. IN the places occupied BY
the iebels. either arms or ammunition Of
any Kind for the use Of said rebels, viii be
deemed pirates, and punished as such.
! send you these DEGREES that YOU NAV
cause them 10 be fully executed
:, TORNEL.
Mexico, December so, 1885
10 the military commander Of Tamau
hpas. IA true copy.J GOMEZ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

s. ,H. winch ifrseeived q acted upon, mus, 49,,
as'u'y every ves'ige Of liberty and ...r.
'hs' Inc country now possesse,-s.r,i,. '.'a'i'y
WIN eventually cause the even h.ps.a wa,
justice to be laid aside, and the e,o,,.. le' Of
Oh vengeance to be welded in ,bei, 80. ',''Ai0a
van ea1se the tragedies of vicksburr & =. 'nn
u osiiimore, to be enacted & ;m;,.. 'se neSs
ever individuals or corporations do =. Sheu
expectations or coincide with the view, -, 'A'
"H s. may 'nlnk the privilege Of judgiu. vs., ''
ngn'' belongs to them and to them az. "aa'
From the Bedford C aze,te. ofrl
" We are betrayed, and W. -, a.
ourselves with cur bay ope,s s.J VIII vinde,,.
forever consigned TO the deem NM, ~. traitors are
Grafton OF the American peonIe rsole exc.
hr'stocratic Bank must be snnih;I ms foreign
@oiy u we can, forcibly if we n,s. Peace.
repeat cur call upon our fellow r;,;ra We re.
aoeiphia TO Raze The ACCURSEn o. Phil.
~ t"e ground, and IRE, the Depaocro..a il'nion
S Saaeam,a, wy hetp sou 10 stre,c sap Pena
Foundation -" sag or6 Il,
orIbed Legislature NAV r;v.;,
pitation aud a name-the people vii, loeal hs-
'e'fayers BLOODY winding sheet y give their
Inc Philadelphia Democratic u.,,
'ne oahk having the money power w;iI says
and the people having The nsr. WIN use it
VIII use il Thi, is true Brave y mea power
'' :" '"eir hand' will easily acquire r, as,'s
try to ne 1Se m m"n ants who would sell the, en-.
as as FELoNs and gibbetted Or I v % treated
W. nave fallen on times which demand
of soesy 70 rf'., the rsaS
SION 10 the monied power. Lei =. 'u'nh
Tug resistance, or unqualified yassaIaro sH'Prons
cursed forever be the man who 49,, sd &C.
ter" io adops The ial
Speaking of the article from wh;o,
made the above extracts, the washiuy,o, c,.,
oe'to"s commenda,ion upon the ,..,;-
therein contained in the following wcrd,
The Democracy of Penn.ylv,,;,
democratic press, exhibit spirit Of iaJ iuu ias
Sna Ss as patriotism. cheering ev,ra
try" 20 'oo9 " hveoua
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

w inc SEcRETAnY or the Treasury, ha,
issued Circular to the receivers and disbur.,,
oil the public monies, instructing them not to p,,
any demand ofpublic officers, or other creditor
oi The Government, in bank notes of les. dsDon.
,n"''0n than So; aAd after the fourth day ofJ..
y next not TO receive or pay out, on Go,,r.
ment account. any bank note of less denomi,,,o,
man $40, except in cases where the Lyme
scriDes Otherwise. The Deposite Bapk,uJ
SO instructed to supply themselves wiAauS.
cient quantity of "yellow jackets" 10 ,,,Ss
them to pay one TIN of the amount Of any DC.
mands Of public officers, or other Goyennep,
creditors, in this precious article, provided, such
demand shall not exceed tve hundred dOHu,..-
ihey are also requested, not to issue any note,
less Than So after the fourth day of July next
and after the Sd of March, 1887, none l., ,b,,
10 dollars
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

ANoTAEa HunsUG. --Oae OF the most sue
cesstui means employed by tho leaders Of the
administration party TO secure the support of the
people, is that of seldom or never permitting the
true features Of any important measure TO be pre-.
scented to their view, or b preventing, ii posi- 4.
bic, the submission Of the true merits Of any
question which may affect the interests of party.
to the popular tribunal for approval or condeE,.
nation 1t is to the employment Of such means
more than any other, that they owe their pres
ent aseedancy. & on their success in this course
20 they hang their hopes of continuing their hold
upon the domination they now possess.
Last year the people of this State were mum.
plugged into the support Of Van Burensm. by
the successful msnocuvrc OF the Van Ruren lead
ers, TO ward off the attention of the public from
their real designs, and concentrate il upou the
right OF instruction. The result of this yuse has
Decn' as Is well known, the contamination Of
an act characterized by fawnins servility on one
hand, and base and fendlke partisan maIiynitv
on Tue o'her-a measure that majority Of the
people OF Virginia most unqualilicdIy depoupce
And now that this measure is disposed of, til csc
same leaders. fearing they may be visited with
the dIsplea5ure Of the people at the April cleo
tons, are endcayorng to draw public attention
from their misdoings in the legislature. and IN
fix It upon the act Of another State-an act flint
mas no more connection with the politics of yir.
sinia than II has with the affairs of the man !,
Inc moon The re -chartering the United State.
Bank by Pennsylvania is to be made tes,
question, at the coming election, for the purpose
oil preventing, il possible, the complete overthrow
of Van Burenism in Virginia The cry of bank
or no bank has been sounded by The DEE,
mouthed Enquirer, and echoed by every ADM;
ni'fation print in the state, and the people are
called upon to turn out, en- ,nasse. and si,,;r,,
their pleasure or displeasurc in relation 10 tina
doihgs OF the State Of Pennsylvania If the
char'erlns OF bank by its legislature, was a mat.
ter to be decided BY the politicians of yry;,;,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

Ncrro,c Escape. We learn 'front.' W.,
respondent Of the Boston Traveller, las'
while the Delaware was of Cape DC Ua.
bound home. an accident occurred Ta'p
well nigh proved destructive TO shlpNnuu
crew; they had been shifting powder !"
The magazine, and the bucket which e0~ s
tanned the sweepings, was placed on as. en-
--snuiiing the bulls eye, an unextlnsu'.
ed spark accidentally fell among the Pos
der in the bucket. which instantly eipO.
ded. and killed the quarter gunner % 1i, y,
spot. The magazine was immeo'ss,'g
flooded, or drowned as they term ~
Thus by hair breadth escape, nIne nu "a
bred souls we're rescued from s*''' 'D0
terrible death.-.6ibdry Daily Adv'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
= RE ~ N ZI g.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Ey the arrival Of the Char.emagne. al,
Ne" oik, the Editors OF The Journal Of
Commerce have received Paris papers To
the evening OF Jan. 18th aud Hayre dates
10 the l6;h.
The Chas'cmsgne has on board The DO
,iY CT f'anc.s Depau. Esq who died at
Pans, Jan. Is. Mr.. Dcpau was among
The orislna'ots of the line Of packets be,
tween New fufi. & Havre- one Of which
brats his pane.
treat eNccsses had been committed at
b4tceIoGs. Ahou, one hundred Ca,li,ts
"cto m4rdered ~ the rioters.
! he city Of Gnrtaria has been cap,ored
by me Cat!.ats and burnt rhe Citadel.
~ ihe last accounls, remained in tbr
-: IS 81 tie Con stitu,ionalists
each sympathy is expressed bolh bv
he London and Paris papers. nn account
/ the lac ca'auatous lire in tbi. CITY In
f9f!s subscription was opened for the
iel'ei o The sufferers. Ii Was anticipatcd
ti"t great many bills would come back
dAhG6)sed, bat in his there will ac a han
ny isaPPoIn!meat.
Pan'', Jan. l2.-Vhe dreadful CALAMITY
al =. York, has excited a feeling thronob
o1t Pans which proves more than linn
si@d, written VOLUME could 90, how little
the sehu'uf MS vi ancient fiendshjo v hjch
nave SO .'nS united this country With A
nH''sa, have been disturbed by the pres.
enter, "e trust I've may noIy say-tJ,e
ld'e Ihts understanding between The two
O0'eUmcnts. The expressing of s,p,na
Thy which HE melancholy catastronLe h,s
"4s spontaneously called forth is uniyer
SAL as Inc feeling is profound. In the
eoniSc Of yestcIdty, after the lamentahle
intelligence became known, several rem.
Htmrn, both French and American. raI.
led at tie O.ice OF this journal, with sur
scsli7ns i.T opening a suL,cilpIior in aid
q tue more IadIgeG; s1T rers 10y tie de.
tl'ta0.e e,et. Need we add tnatw are
most Era'liied in lending our humble as
Na'"nce 10 carry these benevolent propo
sails Ia'o effect. Subscriptions will there.
Ire lie received for tbs charitable ohiect.
from this day al The Office of the Messen.
ser. Cali .nGais .lfcss.
LoEpoN, Jan. 9 The awful calamity
winch has afflicted the city of New York
% naturally the asserting topic of all the
journals after the 10th In the midst of
H!S terrible visitation. it is, however. con.
'"ia'ory to see the elastic energy Of the
people. iastead Of wasting their time in
deSpo"dercy over this frighful desolation
The Whole population seems on the alert 10
repair the mischief. The poorer classes
work with spirit, and the richer consult
together with calmness and rromp'i.ude.
Plans Ct rebuilding on an improved scale.
ana modes Of borrowing money for that
purpose, or sound securities, are discus
scd as steadily and nationally as if. inst,ad
OF having incurred an almost unparalleled
l"'S, the inhabitants had met TO consider
how bes! TO employ an immense surplus
capital This, we repeat is a consoling
spectacle; and. as Eughshmer, let us be
allowed to say, that we recognize in such
men the congenial natures Of our common
ancestors. - Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

The INDIAN WAR The st Augustine
Herald of the 18th inst, states. that the
Who'e oil the country south of ST Angus,
'lne' has been laid waste during the previ
Gus week, and not building OF any value
ielt standing. There is no, a single house
now remaining between tina, civ and Cane
FLORIDA, Ii distance Of two hundred and fl.
'y miles, all, all. have been burnt to the
ground. On Sunday morning, the I4th
Feb dense smoke was seen in the souih
IN the direction Of Bulowyilie, and il was
cohJeciured that the buildings on that
plantation were in flames, as il was known
that there were none tut Indians in that
direction, The smoke was seen in the
same direction on Tuesday. On Thurs
gay, II was reported, that Gen. Herman
dez's houses at ST. Josephs were on fire.
Chu ~ the afternoon, this report was con
hrmed by two OF General Hernand.z's ne
groes, who stated that they had rode from
NlaIa Compra TO st Josephs, that morn
ing, and came within a mile of the house.
AMI had full view of The burning build
lngs.
lhey state the houses to have been Fl
rcd about 7 O'Clock that morning and that
every house except the corn house was
burning AT the time they were there. The
Indians had posted sentlnels at some dis.
lance from the houses while the main
body were dancing around the ire. Tha
negroes can give no correct idea as to The
number OF tue Indians, but say that there
was large crowd Of them. The nlauta
ton OF Col. James Williams, va. slsn sst
on fire and destroyed at the same time
Mr., Duponrs plantation of Buen Re,iros !.
aIso destroyed. There now remains no
doubt Of the destruction Of Bulowyille /,
IS the opinion ormsny that after the bal,
tie at Dunlow'on, the indians procured a
large reinforcement and returned TO attack
BuIowvIile, The amount of property de
stroyed is immense. At Bulowy,lle slone
the buildings are said TO have cost so 0o0
dollars. The property destroyed dnring
the last week on these plantations canpop
be less than 200. 900 dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
From the Baltimore Patriot

pennsylvania We take the following
paragraph from leading article IN the
harrisburg Chronicle Of Thursday. The
chronicle is an original jackson paper
anu has been. throughout, one of the
main pillars Of the jackson and Wolf mar
ty IN the Key Stone State. 1t is but too
wei known that the diciaiion ofthe Globe
ana The Kitchen has. for some time past
oeen the SUPREME Law with those who
ruled the deslinies OF Pennsylvania. We
copy the suhjolned paragraph Gom the
Jackson and Wolf organ at HARRISBURG
10 sho" what ibis dic;ation is worth At
The present day.
Among the canses which have led 10
the passage Of the great Bank Blll IA the
senate none operated more powerfully
than The Washington Globe. The editor
OF Thai paper could have adopted 40 sufer
means TO tx more firmly the opinions Of
those members who were inclined TO vote
Tor The I'LL upon Pennsylvania grounds
t"an the rode, insulting terms which he
Ecaped upon them, and the tone of arbl.
'rary command IN which lie continued to
uic'dte to The ice representatives of an
.in"'l' hdFa' State. they have taught
nm lesson Which We hope will b. rem
e'n0tred-a lesson which greater and
more important mea than be nlay read ia
their advantage"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

M.nrt,
MARCH MAIL.-The CINCINNATI Gazeit.
states that the eastern mail, from tina. place.
maze ten miles Roadway, in the space Of tsaiy.
''oo no'"s' The Postmaster General has threat.
ehed TO stop the express of the New York Coz.
r'er y Enquirer, for having the impudence to
ou's'rip the mail between that city and the sea.
OIL 1overnment Would it not be well for tia,
ohcer TO take look 10 the West. and ay an
embargo on milk wagons, onion carts &c, for
presunihg TO "rnn by" one Of Uncle Sans
- swift mails" in that quarter,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
MEXICO The following DEGREES have
been promulgated by the Mexican Govern
mcE1. and ordered 10 he enforced:
~

~ AR y NAVY DEPARTMENT
CIscUlAR'--I'he Government has re
cei'ed io,'fmatl0n that. ia the United
States CT North America, meetings are
called fer Gre ayo"ed purpose Of getting
up and A'ics out expeditions against the
heruahc Of Mexico. 10 order to send as
sislance to the rebels, foster the civil war,
'NH m1lici upon our country all the calam
"'rS hy Witch it's followed. Ia the Uni
'ed States, our ancient ally, expeditions
are now o9ganizrd similar 10 that headed
~ 'he traitor Jose Antonio Nleiia, and
some nave even set out for Texas. They
have teen furnished with every kind Of
ammunition. ~ means of which the re
VOTED colonies are enabled TO resist and
light the nation from, which they ever
have received immense .ratuioIs be.
nehts. The Government is also positive
~ in'ormed that these acts. condemned
hy the wisdom of the laws Of the United
States. are also reported to the Genpial
Government, with which the best inteIG
sence and the greatest harmony still pre-
vail. However, as these adventures
have succeeded IN escaping the penalties
inflicted by the laws Of their own couutry,
/" becomes necessary TO adopt measure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
Or WIG MEETING. .fn

Inc Wing Voters Of Berkeley codaty, are
requested TO meet at the Globe Tavern in Mar
tinsburs, 90 Monday the l4th inst. at . O'Clock.
T. d. tor the purpose Of nominating suitable per.
sops, as Candidates to represent this county in
ne next General Assembly. A general a,,eud
ance 10 requested. MANY VOTERS.