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May 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21

Speaking Of the meeting OF the Van
Bn aiisas, held 10 the Capitol, at Rich,
mond. at which the expengias resoli
lions were canyassed before their intro
dueiion I9to the iiouse Of Delegates, the
Richmond Whis says:
We speak freely. and we mean 20 Do
SO at ali HAZARDS, upon these transsc
lions. Wide we remain where we are
aud teisin tae consciousness Of the hea
" responsibilities Of al Editor, whoonghi
- be ind, Cd a sentinel upon the walls,
and a feeling Of the gratitude we owe
to a public which has sustained US very
far beyond our merits, ace wi! canvass
measures shseting tie liberties Of the
country, without fear, favor or affection.
We viii bend 10 10 ascendancy. happy
IN this. that power, into whatsoever
hands il ear GONE, las oothing 10 lie
STOW tEa' we desire: pothing. We a
gain therefore. demand the attention Of
Flr5 nlt TO ibis nocturnal eonolsc Of a
party, 70 PREJUDICE aud pre- decide, a
legislative question Of HE very last I'M
Portaace! We pronounce il novel. IN
pf~ecedeated, i~ndeiensihle on principle, s.
to The last tgree odious to a fairi naai
~. sc lice deh5efaaon, 10 upright deci
sion, and TO The entire pfit III lrtc rep
fcsenlatlye g%oeernncut The Speaker
wnp forgot his day to the waoie House
aid whose vanity or ~eakhess, nersua-
ded hin 10 humble the dignity Of the
General Assembly and tue people ofVas
before the schemes OF a caus... has more
than any Other Individual 10 aasn er To-.
The act Is the proof, MAT ue have been
invaded, that sc are governed ty
New Iork tacics-anuther name for IN
tfigue, corr piion, management, midnight
~ork, and tie pr9slfaGca az iGdspeid
ant action. AID the co viii Of a fee
people, 6ti3ie the dictates Of a chosen
few, who atrega'e lie privilege Of acting
for lie whole. i he reign Of Caucuses
-Juntos - Isege6cies,-has commenced
The gaod old strait Forward and above.
board aSages II Virginia, are expelled TO
toake room FOR tie max!ms of tie mos,
corrupt school in Anefica-that Of Aha
ny. lhe banus which are 10 wed Viz
gina TO Cue Albany regency ana TO the
Northern a~scchdarey, are proclaimed BY
a set % nen, the most inferior ia capa
CITY, ulat evsr led a Virginia l.eei.ia.
lure. Now IS the time Tor tins people to
forbid The marriage, tie prostitution ra
Aher, Of this Old Commonwealth or for
ever alter hold their peace. Lei the N
York patty oncc establish a footing, and
a long adieu 20 our old Customs. our
old manners, our bold ana manly max
ms.
Why, men Of Virginia are ye torpid
at a time Ike this!
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Fer TIE Gaee0e !

ScRAPs.-As the advocates OF a bad cause NAV
inJ1re II more than its opponents, 50 enemies m
= good cause may advantage il more than rs
trends bAen, too, may Inadvertently produce
soou results An instances Of this latter occurred.
with the highest officer Of cur nation dom, mn
Intentionally, mas it not be defeated intentional
~ lie ass q Sauidia gained Immortality by
browsing on the ViHe-Ihus suggesting The pro.
pfisty Of pruning.
ahloasicur was aroused, by the message Of
t9ot' 70 a serious Consideration Of our claims
not by fear however.
There Is species eff i~lolatry, in Christian
counhies, aimost as bangfud as tha, Of hs ChaI.
dcaa-seA worship.
Resolution, when strongly temp,ed. Il vvoa,
bnt confidence, in ITS strength, IS a poorer We
poa against the i~raities oi The aesh. An hara
ieit The difference in their eonditicn, " hen thcv
nave ijrincd a DISCRIMINATION to enslaye certsig,
pFoPshsities u their nature, & when aferwarLs
ma resolution IS pat to the test. Causes one
- pJ"eIiDi'y upon ehf conduct, that affect but
ft'le the formation OF cur opinions.
owe is sweet to the palate, and it awake,
ahioitIph. when aen can support thcmsrIves
or Dc supported in the exercise Of antbor;,e
w1at wisdom only should, fools will determine
"hi Ah3Ves, ~ such situations, raw Ef,l, rng-s5
70 tAe n.onttlons ofepnscience. There h go
ENG, though easily accounted for, contrast ha
amseh theh' "hen alone and unsupported, ana
when thelr sway is supreme. The National ~
seinoly q Francs, composed Of aich WHO 4 gbnrt
'iHg previous dared not talk Of. freedom, retarn,
ca, "a reply 70 Loais' mandate TO dispense. his
answer =" we came here by the voice Of he
people, and we will not depart but at Inc no;n,
Of the bayonet." fo'ht
IL was the Office Of the goddess Themis. 10 -.
struci mankind IN what was Yisht. ;Ss, ~ a
est' Iicr image was generally placed bpfore
shSse VINO addressed the people, that they mjoi,
y iudaosd 70 recommend naught that would 7bs
70 tnsir injury. Oar eoantry would NOT snfFsr =
much lfon The knavery and intrigue Of dcms.
$500 y sueh a course were, not only known
cut pat IN due execution here, XW'
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~. We clip Tho following vapouns ar
uele, from the details Of Foreign news,
brought ~ the late a~rriya! Of the packet
ship Albany.
From the Joarual Of Hayre, Of Fad December.
Vice Admiral Maokau has recenuy been
appointed 10 The command OF our Wsst
ihdla station. aud the Government Of Mar.
tGiqnc. ibis is an appointment Of which
we hasten to express our appreciation, and
which, Ia our opinion Indicates. more than
atitaath has been sail heretofore. Of the lale
ana unfortunate IN understanding which
pas arisen between France and the Dotted
states No one IS aware Of the maritime
Importance oar little sugar islands oCAiar.
uniqe aud G~1aiaionpe would acquire In
case OF a war wi h North America. as
ROADS Tor the anchorage Of prizes. and az
places Tor Tie vietlalling and r%tliiiins o,
our cruisers These two coloujes. tore.
Their with the hula .d~schipeiago des Slinies
WI posses Q degree Of utility which the
ChAgahef Of Dtpades alone Of all the neo-
pie Oh France, appears not even to have
understood,
The admirable roadsiead, and fine na
ionai harhor effort Royal, may be com
pared IN a maritime poiat of view, witt
the most perfect ports ia Europe sna
SltuAiea RS LIS, at the entrance OF me "a
Uooean sea, is perhaps one Of those q
winch all Europe envies our possession.
The reputation which the brave adm;
Tai Nackan has lately acquired in The Eas
indies, during his long resilesce as com.
maadeF Of oar Station in those latitu6es
WA contribute, we hope. not a Hale 10 ren
ger easy 10 him the new service 10 ,ybic}
ne mas been appointed, through lie conf.
Iehce feposed IN him by tie Alin;sirr -
Marine /; who is we'll aware how q@restiv /.
service such as Ibis, viii require he elf,r
ana good VIII OF observation-disclosures ~ our ~
ionies Monsieur &c Mackaa. vouny >.
he IS for the elevated STALLION wbicS +,
ho'as N eur marine, will be fally equal
we nave 40 doubt, TO all the e~xigencies 8,
we active dntles he has taken mon hin,
ssi!' Ia 1flFs Iate~ play the ~rtscouree.
when our two West India colonies ~
aole 10 afford 10 MS in tine Of war. 4 lssI.
eF must oe popular yig.lsnt, and eynari
enced and IN these three mini, az
Monsieur Gle Markau is he hest nersnn
government could hava selected under ~
enmsiaaces by which our wiad,yard
lands may be required 10 nrotect oneo
more the seas that surrounded them. from,
nose formidable pFiyateeTs, which during
we late war. rendeFed The resistance az
our Two eHierprIsing colonies SO haopily
conspicuous. PP"9
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vIRGIEIA LEGISLATURE
HOUSE or DELEGATES
hilrSdcN dgnuaTy Z

On motion OF A!r, N 9fat tie Commit.
tee oIABucUituse aud Manufactures was
instructed 70 inqiire toto the eEpediency
of establishing by law q grade Of Flonr A..
boye That ofSupetfac, ST..
ExPGSUiNe REsgLTIoxs.-On motion
OF Mr., WATKINS, the preamble and reso
iatioGs reported tsqm tho COMMITTEE 90
The sa}JSctto! lAstructing our Senators ia
Iongress to Introduce and vote for a re
eHlhI4Vi ~r@Puu5tr@ nvui mo ,vunrai oil
The SENATE The resolution OF the 98ih 81
aiareh, 1884, was taken up, and having
been read. MIR ~. moved lhat il be refer.
red TO a Committee Of the Whole.
Va ihis motion, a long aBd animated
discussion took place, n which Alessrs
Whether, Dap!ci. Watkins, W;lsoa OF %
Brown Of r, Parker, Gregory, Slanard.
D2rmsn. Miller, IIA1grayc. anl others,
took party-and the ayes and noes baying
been ordered, on the motion Of air Don
Man, The rote was as follows: Ayes 10
Noes 81.
Fatiols motions and much converse
ton took place - iiking The day on which
the resolutions sbouldbetak up in com
u1itee, Wednesday and Tuesday were
unsuccessfnHy proposed, when on motion
OF Air. Ieu,chieId. the preamble &c.
we're made The order Of The day for Mon.
day next.
Alf Nn-sos Off: offered the following
resoia'i5a which, on motion Of Mr.. Dor
man, Was laid upop The t4b.e:
Resolted, That leave be given to intro.
duee q bIi TO arrange the Electoral Dis
iriets Of Virginia for Electors ofPresident
and Vice President Of the United States.
Friday January s..
N! HoPGISs, offered The following re.
solution, which was, on motion of Mr..
DoRM4N, ordered to lie on the table
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The New YORKER. la our a~,,se,,,-
sing columns to-day will be found ire
pros feetus ola truly valuable journal
the Few Yorker. The New Yorker din
riog Tue time that il has been published n
years. has been issued in The common "a.
no form on a sheet of the largest size.
aud has been, and is now, one Of the be.,
conducted journals In the country. The
increasing patronage which its merits
have attracted. has iudccedits c~nterprising
propfietors 70 issue a second edition or
their paper, 10 a qiarto form, for the pur.
pose Of aifordins an opportunity to those
who wish It, Of having the numbers bound
aud preserved ios future reference. Those
who wish a j~oafna! containing the current
news Oh the day, substantial political infor.
NATION, and, every week, a dish oil choice
literature, original and selected, will End
N The NEW YORKER, all that they can ask
or desire.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21

FiaE!-On Thursday morning last, the
merchant mill belonging to Capt. Levi
Hensllaw, Of This county, was entirely de-.
stroyed By fire. The FIRE Was discovered
about 8 O'clock in The morning bursting
oat Of the north west gable end Of the
miil-bul how it took fire il, as vet, a mvs-
terry as we have been informed that there
bad been no FIRE In the mill since the after.
noon previous. There was 10 the mill
about 60 barrels Of loaF, between sand
100 bushels Of oats, and so bushels Of
corn;-toial loss supposed 70 DC about six
thousand dollars. The wind rose about
day bfeak, and droyeihe brands and frag.
mena in tue direction Of .Mr. Henshaw.s
barn, stack yard, SSc., and one stack took
he, but was sooa estingnishsd. Had the
wind rose when the fire was al lis height,
1t must have destroyed Mr.. Henshaw's
barn, stacks. aud dwelling house.
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with field artillery Especially brass field
pfeces) for their militia, and with side arms
and pistols forsii.gir cavalry.
Sd Tie probable amount that would be
necessary 20 supply the United States with
The ordnance. arms. aud muGiiiotss oil war
which apfoperregafdt 10 selfdelence would
require 20 be always on hand.
9TH The probable anonDi that wonhl
be necessary TO place the naval defence Of
the Upihd States fiaclaeiug tie increase
osise navy, navy yards, dock yatds, and
seam floating haitgiios) upon the footing
Of strengti, aud fespectabsii.y which Is due
to.tbe security and 70 The welfare Of the
Union.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21

Now, from his, # appears tbat the q1es,
ton Ii 10 he re-opened az to whether the
explanation Of Mr.. Livingston was or was
not sniEicien'. The Cbafntcr Of Deputies
decided That It was not. But we learn
dat ii President Jackson wonld declare 10
lis message ihst he acknowledged aud
adhered % The explanation given by Mr
Liginsa,on, this would satisfy the French
G~oyeilment. ~ is On tbs, we understand
that now rests the hope Of an a~ceatnmoda
ton enier.ained by The Cabinet Of the 10,
i~liefies.
LaYDoN. Dec. IA.
The Paris journals Of Wednesday have
arrived. The announcement Of the Mon
iteur. 10 reply 10 lie CoostitntioDnei, thai
the d ference with the United States Nss
merely what II was last year. has calmed
Tie pubic of the Bourse. and occas.oned
a considerable rise IN The funds. 1t has
not had, however, SO favorable an effect
upon the Deputies now assembling 10 the
capital. who fad tLeir Gaiuad amendment
set aside, as il were, end the discussion
brought back 10 a point witch, in the OPT
MON Of all, was Aag since passfd.
LoND5E, Dec. ID.
The JonFna! lie Paris, Of Thursday
which We received last night. persists IN
asserting thai lie Government OF The u.
States had, neither directly nor indirectly ,
officially pr iaoiIieiaQy, By its agents, nor
by any Intermediates, signiiied to the
FEeueb Government its iDteaiion Of pro
posing 70 Cengtess an act az non in,sr
course, or any other measure against
France. 1T equally denies that the French
Government has, IN any 81 ihe above ways
signiied 10 The United States Government
It's intention to consiJer such measures as
i declaration Of war
As a comment on The foregoing. 1t may
be added dat the Moniteur du Commerce
another and less official ministerial organ,
declares that i" an act Of non intercourse,
or any other decision Of Congress Of a co
~eFcige nature, ought 10 lie considered BY
the Government as a declaration oil war"
From GsligaeAi's Messenger.
The journal du ~iiasre, has the f0il6w-
ing:" 40 extensive promotion was 10 haze
taken place ia The navy, on tie lstofJan-
nary Hc2f, bu! The King has manifested the
desire rot 70 sign The promotion unless a
waF viii The United states should arise
TO give a gfcaieg degree Of Interest to The
measure y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21

HE aETRoPoLiTAN.-Ia our columns
to day, viii also be found a prospectus for
the ~Aieifopelaan, a weekly paper printed
At 6eorgelo~n, d g. This paper is from
tie TACT that great portion of the pro.
duee Of this section of coualry Guds lie
market IN Georgetown, one of the most
yaidaeie papers On our exchange list. II
IS abb es2dqcted, well printed, neutral in
politics, aud cheap mo bargain. To
these who aish to hear, direct, the privo
OF all kinds Of produce, and the general
state oi4Lc markets, we would recommend
the g .letropo!itan," from its loration, as
well calculated to subserve their wishes
and interests.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21

DrATu OF THE ErTRIck Snep4epn III,
OuiItrtes Courier IL the 25ta November, annonn.
cSs' en- the authority Of a letter from A.triye,
Tue deeease esJAMES IlOGG, better known as
the Eitrses Shepherd, at noon, On the 2lst. FOR
SONS weeks previous he had oseu confined viii,
q billions fever, which had lately assumed the
gan TO feel seIioas apprehensions of The result
ne tEnerai was to take place on The 9th The
deceased post was TO be barred il E,trick church.
yard very near the cottage il which he was
born.-BGlt. Patriot. "~'
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lgApgTrD,

On Thursday evening last by the Rev. VIC.
Matthews, DR.. RAspoLPH KowNsLAR, Of this
county to Miss MARY McCLEARy, of this town.
On the same day, BY the same, Mr.. SA MUEL
kogEars, TO Mrs. Margaret VAN METnE, all
Of this county.
On The same day by the Rev. r.. Weiscrs MIR.
JOEL \. BisaoP, oi New York, to Mrs. AseE-
LtNA I. NJ. Hour. Of this county.
On the same day Af. RETH0EL KITCHEN TO
Mise kATHERISE BuzzARn, all Of this county.
On the same day hIr. SAMUEL SEIRERT, to
Miss KATHERINE MORRISON, all 81 this county .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21

PRoFIrABLE SToc9--The Boston Ga.
zette states that the Ocean Insurance
Company Of that City lately declared a
dividend offcyiy per cent for The last six
months, payable on the 18th inst.
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LATE & IAPoRTANr FROM MEXICO.
Shooting IF Aucricaas as Rs5eLsi
EX'rac OLA letter honl Tamp!co, dated
December II, 1885.
Dear Sir This morning tyenty.eight
nnioHluHate Victims oil treac..+ry aad VII.
lsny, part Of .Mejia's expedition, were
stni. | hand you enclosed a list Of them
wan a peiiitou preseated 10 the Military
c~ommandant. by several Foreigners ana
.QeXicans drawn up and signed ty The
prisoners, but alas, il was not in his pow.
or 70 meet their solicituae. These pspers
enclosed were sect TO me by The cerAte
who attended them in their last moments:
they requested that they might be printed
IN New Orleans. The letter from jonas
ii, SiewafG, aud the petition TO the Com
taahdanis were given 10 me at he prison
gate On Surday morning. | had them
Translated into Spanish aud presented
ihem myself 10 the CommAndant, and am
satisfied, that bad be the power. he wauld
have complied with bis last icqqest.
You have here a foil view, as wi!l the
government and people Of the q States
have Of Inc hideous crime committed in
lae port Of New Otieans against God and
fahor uuder the prelence Of pooulaiinq
Texas; %auunbef Of distressed and up(or-
lunate beings are entrappcd aud nut on
board the sehr. Nary Jane, Capt HAL,
under the express stipulation and ucder.
standing that they are bou0d for alAtaaor.
dA aud Galveston, in rexas,a as the clear
aice Of SAID vessel at The custom house
10 Sew Orleans on tue 9Th ult, indicates
twas Further understood thai they were
70 hara lands on their arrival there and a
nee passage Int mark the resu!t-such
as has been The fate Of these unfortunate
men, was near 10 have been inflicted on e
very American in This place such enter
pF'aes may in New 0rleans be termed
mercantile speculatiops; they are worthy
" such men IS enier into them and | do
not envy them their feelings.
We learn by letters from Tampico OF
The l4th December, (says the Wasbiog'
Ion Giobe,) that IS men, taken pris one7s
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If. the action az the 18Th November. be
tween Mrjia and the 8iexieaasDsar Tam
pico, were publicly shot on thai day (I4iti
Decemberj ny The Mexicans. The fol
losi6gis a LIST Of their names aid places
ofbifth.
List @persoas shot al Tdmpieo. at 8 O'Clock
IN the morning Of the l4fh Dec. 1855.
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From the Natioaal Iaielhsenccs.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

49, ~ a
In one Of tie Philadeiphia papers. Gays
the National iatsliigencer, Of the rs -
rsceivedl last evening. We Gnd the following
interesting paragraph, taken fem the
ErenIrg Editlon ofa4e Ne@ York Journal
Of Commerce Of Inesisy, (Which has not
yet resrhed ibis city >
l%MpoRrANr. We have had access 10
letters fom france, Written by persons
b1lding such Political stations as eBliile
them 10 all the Consideration Of official or.
gans. They say that lie French Ministry
VIII not permit any degree offesentment
Or other passion 10 enter into their meas
ures towatIs the United Stat-s, aud will
do nothieg except FOR the promotion ot.he
best interests Of France. That lcontrsry
to VIA; had been 50 often said hey viii
not commence host.Aties on account OF
any measnfe on the part Of the u. S
which is shoft Of actual aggression, rot
even a non intercourse, and viii mdeFno
ciFc1ips iances strike the first Lito, Far
ther, that even though General jackson
should use insulting language or recon-
meGd hostile measures, 10 nutire vii %
taken Gift by lhe G~oyetnrtaf of ftu1cr
nat the %lndeulaity money will be said,
On receipt Of any cpmmg.ica1io n which
can, upon the most liberal Interpretation.
DC construed as a compliance with the
proyiso Of he biz OF approximate. (; and
even should 10 explanation be received
curing The administration of Gen. jackson
the money viii be reunited to this couu-
Try Immediately on his successors comm
Info Office. IL On The other hand, lie u.
States shoqld a war, Frauce
viii 30 into tie combat with all her re.
sources. The writer's OF these letters eyi.
deat'y anticipated a very waf!ike taessase
ifom the President at The opening Of Con.
@ress; so much more so than they will
Had It to be, that the most Intelligent
Ffeneh gentlemen hero feel no doubt that
me message will be received as s%alislac,
tory"