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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
FARM ron SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to remove TO
Il the western country, offers for sale bis
farm lying six miles west from Martins
burg, near the head waIers OF the Tnsca-
rora. containing TWO HUNDRED s.
NINETY SEVEN ACRES Of first rate
LIMESTONE LAND,
upwards Of two hundred of which are
cleared. aud the remainder clothed with
fine thrifty timber. The improvements of
the farm consist of a two story AuxvA
Dinelltug Woiiae Aha
large and convenient BARN. iii
stables, corn cribs, smoke shouse,
ice house, aud every other building neces
sary, all of which are in good repair; a
young Apple, and Erst rate Peach
ORCHARD. There is also at few
steps from the door well of never fail.
ing water, and the barn yard has stream
running through it. Any person wishing
TO purchase would do well TO call and
view the premises, as it is believed taat
but few, if any, of the farms now in mar
ket in this section Of country, are more ell.
igibly situated or bold out greater induce.
ments TO the purchaser.
JOSEPH GORRELL.
April Ia, lS36'-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
INDUSTRY.

| .<TA ~ his thorough
<sr~-~-SATay "a bred Race Horse
| hi SaaxgaAY NM will again occupy
10 0NlI his old stand AZ
Nw IU my stable, eight
chester, eight from Newiown, eight from
lBattletown, four from Wildwood, and two
and half from the White Post--and be
LEI TO mares at SIS the single leap il paid
within the season, il not paid within that
time, the season price win be charged -
ss5 the season payable the first OF August
and forty dollars for Insurance, to be paid
as soon as the mare is known 10 be with
lloal parting with the mare. or irregu.
lar attendance at the stand ioIieits the IN
surance.) In every case 80 cents cash TO
the groom 10 be sent with the mare.
Mares put by the season or leap last
year, that did not prove with foal, will be
insured at the season price this year
Mares from distance will be furnished
with pasturage without charge. Those
wishing TO put mares early in the season,
can have them furnished with pTovender
of every description al a moderate price
Care will be taken to avoid accidents and
escapes, but will not be accountable for
them.
INDUSTRY is beautiful dark brown, l6
hands and one quarter of an inch high, IL
years old this spring, and is one OF the
largest and best TO med thorough bred
sons Of his sire ISir Arehy.l His perform
ances under his fotmer name [Niger,l and
| his present name, rank him with the best
horses for speed aud hottonl--and as a
ioal getter he is inferior TO none. 10 one
OF his races over the Baltimore course, he
ran miles in Z minutes and 63 seconds.
Pc . IG II e u.
Industry. was by Sir Archy, his dam by
Balls Florizel. bis grand dam Celia by
Wildair, great grand dam Lady Boiling
broke by pan,aioon, Y Y & dan Cadz by
King Herod, by old Fearnought out OF
Kitty Fisher: Cadig's dam was Primrose
who was got by Dove, who was get b,
OLD Crab, who was got by Silly, whose
dam was Selma, rho was got by the Go
dolphin Arabian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

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Corrected ,ceekly from the Baltimore patrio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

wants, who as possessing superior knowledge, may de-
cioe opposition to their wishes and rely upon his ability
10 convince them subsequently, oftheir inferorty And
secondly that this course may be adopted by represcn
tsve al hr discretion whatever may be his 6eif
cuon OF The will Of those of whom tie processes TO be the
ssrrdnt With all the purity aud intelligence this gem
,.e man may possess and am willing to conoedc him
Doctrines like those just advecd to- there no man v-
ing none who ever did live, who could before the
American People.
MT aor7 calm consideration. is il strange that
the wings are nov his puHcrs-hs defenders-his
friend" Is this tie position. which Republican would
coveE Arc not these tire men VITO did all they could
10 dcs-t hss -sscsorr snS ssoaf he would rsw wish to
stand by Mn Let him rshhcm6*r shS Gr.ciSh Horse
and say, Iims0 Dcudos e. tom fsrerfts (fVfS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

Let the other States take heed OF itALet them nllov
TINS Bank to establish Branches Agencies in their Dor
aers-and what becomes of their own State Banks-and
now can they afford to pay bonus when their great
pays these States nothing
"iiI Virginia authorize Branch in her borders, Ne
yer Can she permit agency to be established for is.
saing notes. and buying up foreign and inland bills OF
exchange! She first lays considerable bonus on her
own Banks, and then permits institution 10 come in
winch runs away with their Prefts and thus crippes the
projected State Bank which first pays bonus and then
mas 10 enter into competition with foreign Institution
which pays her no bonus,
Lei r'nnsyvann, especially take heed 10 t-for even
with the bonus, she is driving hard b,rgan-and still
more she Is iniusing moral poison into he body polite
when VIII faint the virtue of her people and Law hor Ii
berries at the feet of the money King.
g. no wonder then, the Democracy Of the Key Stone
S'ae should swear upon the altar eternal hatred to
this corrupt and corrupting institution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
- F0E TIE EvSsJyFER.

EAPCNGJvG-she Rfqhstid RsneIpl
For the information Of the Wkig members Of the I-.
gisature who shocked Ire idea Of expup
an entry from the Journals of Legislative body ref
to the following case, Sectly IN point The Sc.
nate OF Massachusetts, dnrrg fbe late War passed a
resolution relative TO The victory of the Hornet over sc
Peacock They refused to paes vote of thanks sfts
Lawrence fell the ground rhat the wsr was unrcces-
sary and Ubiquitous, and that il becoming
raj and religious people 10 express any APPRECIATION &c
len years afterwards, this resotson was SENATE
s1Punged from the Journals Of tiu body And for this
we have the authority of Mr. r. Spragne late Senator
from Maine, In the Senate Of she u. States In April
lo2o on The debate in the topsc Of
HE u States, the Massachusetts, Caims Mr. Sprago
Chen member OF that Hoose from. haincl said in an
swer TO General Hopton's aoson " tSss II sohtion-
Ihe gentienan also, d,oet ppon so resolution of Ito
Senate Of Massachusetts, reotire vetorp o the or-
net OreT the Peacock. Insed eefsre tSas ssrer could
hare asSencd 10 Mat resouon sri ciha sosss pyi5s
say, Mot rencrated Parent sJsr az sh~s Sods
opposed al the time, and ten y,ay, afterwards cns tie
m0reT Of The resolution ,ehieh ExPuseEp from NE re-
cords Debate in I'd Vol, 2d part cf Congress
ionai Debates, page 2l1S)
Here then resolution which the Senate had the con-
sututionni right 10 pass, ten years afterwards
Plunged from the Journals by the same body as disgrace
iul TO the character Of the State and demanded no
doubt by the people, act Of justice TO her patriot
ism and love of country Why shall not the same tbinp
be asked by the People of the u States of her
In Congress, as 10 this MT by
the Senate, of the President of the u States?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
FATAL DUET.

We have letter, giving brief account OF duel
between samuel Gwin Esq, officer of the Land OF.
nee IN Misssspp and Isaac Caldwell OF that Stu;e for
law From the letter il appears, that party given
by Governor Lynch, Poind- xtcr had publicly abused
Mr. Gwin. which being nted by tho latter Cald.
well took the quarrel of Of Pondextcr's hands Tho
Pores fought, each armed With four pistols fnknc their
positions thirty sPa With the right Of advancing
MT Gwin advanced, receiving the FIRE from four of g
ani"gop,st pistols, bali taking effect in his breast
Inc wsund is considered by his physicians mortal
"nen mr. SWIM discharged his third pistol MIR. CsId-
well fell, and soon after expired GIo6s
(Ffsm me Csfunabus 7snn y De,soerot)
JAcKsoS, Januury f3th, 1875
Dear Sir On yeytcrdny morning our friend CoIonrf
Samuel Gwin met Judge Caldwell in single combat on
the edge Of Clinton armed with four pistols each and
received the word fin mt 30 prces, with leave nd
vance at plsasure-sotS inor,ally wounded CnId
well died in about hoUr 1Hd haIf-Gwin died in
the evening OWNS first pistol fred in the air-boh
acted sravely. In bastsy respectfully your friend
(SgnedD T. II. WILLIAMS
Mai. J. IL. Baxros, Mt Pt~asaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
THE MEDlariON

Our City teens with rumours; but tho letters from
washington are SPARSE and the papers are not plic
enough to give the whole We give all the articles
wnich they contain always excepting the Telegraph
rom The hist OF credible eredfabie ournals) we pre-
sumo from the language of the Globe that the good of
noes OF Great Britain TO be exercised i'm some form
or otherand the hope entertained of an amicabc and
honorable adjustment Since giving for publication
the extracts which appear in preceding columns we
nave met with letter from Washington of the Both u
sn inc last Baltimore Chronicle, "a Wing papcr)Thc
ioowing are extractsWe give them as we find them:
no" our French affairs
mcdang message from Enssnd the ar. in
possession OF ths Cabne that Cabinet
con'on Those believe TO be acts-i obof. In
inc ns december, find the following An .icr ~
incubation has been made by French
mas been nccepeda similar the u
opinion mere that the President
On whit Conditions the frenehmon tho Offer All hi,
TO the nj inop ~ fN''~ Nf'"''" "'' et Nc"
BE the mediation absolutely or oonditionav acceptoa
we repeat, with Mr.. Madison, when he announced his
acceptance OF the Russian Mission in 1873 in appre
Gang the accepted proposal of the government mt of Great
Dlitan Tor instutng negotiations for peace CONGRESS
WIN mol aii TO keep in mind that vigorous preparations
or carrying on the war in respect impede the
progress TO favorable result whilst of spo
preparations should the wishes of the United States for
asPeedy restoration of the blessings peace be
pointed, would necessarily have the most injurious con-
sequences IPTepnrc! prepare Hope for The best, but
prooide for The This the ma kim of wise men
and Of Statesmen. At all events as Washington saws
= Peaee IS The time TO prepare for srar'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

SLATE LANDS FOR SALE.-In conformity with
- decree pronounced by the Superior Court Of Chan.
Gerry, held for the StauDton District August the 4h
io5O, ~ suit between William NJ Swoopo, plaintiff
end John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett defendants
shall, the 9TH day Of March next at the tavern Of
John Anderson, in the town Of New Canton sell al pub
c auction TO the hghvst bidder for ready money the
Land and oPPurtennnces IN The proceedings Of said suit
mentioned
The land TO which the decree refers tract contain
ing one hundred and fourteen acres lying on the waters
o. slate River and Hunts Creek one milei below the
virginia Mills, and three miles above New Canton and
the recently erected furnace Of the buckingham IRON
Manufacturing Company.
Tho Laud Is fertile, and contains abundant quantities
Of Slate, Of the kind we'll known in tbe Richmond
market by tho name Of james River Slate
IL the day above advertised prove Indictment the sale
viii be made tho frs, fair day thereafter Sunday ex
oepled. GEO M PAYNE Cons,1;.s,o.y.,
FepIuay y. S6-2awtds
uhONALD ADAIR will make his next season at his
nD former Stand Mount Clement near Tappahan-
mock, Essex county, and at King s. Queen Court House
Terms viii appear in his bill
JNO. P. WHITE.
February 2. e5-w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

in answer, The 92d OF October from tho War Depart
ment that there was appropriation authorizing the
measures and that the President under existing cir
cumsa1'os, did not consider that tho came within
his cesrtulionsl power to call into addtons
tosoc sor the desescc Of s country Al the time
General Cnch advised that fous companc OF re-
gn'ss troops had bee saced under his orders lieu Of
shc mounted militia When, however, at a Subsequent
period, namely, the 29lh of November Gen Ci.nch
reported that owg the threatening appearance of the
Scninoes, he Ind chilled for hundred voluntcxr rs
ana asked 1bc approval of the President that approval
was given the day after the receipt of the litter the
Gun OF Does rnd Gen. Clinch further authorized
70 call upon TIE Governor OF Florida for any sdd ona
FORCE ne might require. This authority afterwards
extended to South Carolina. Georgia. aud Alabama.
N AD1UTANr yen ERAL's OfrIcE. IAN. 30. IS}6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

- FOR TyfE ENQUIRER.
sometimes Messrs. Editors when the cares and tor
mol incident 70 my vocation, temporarily suspended
Oy intervals OF leisure indulge myselfin committing my
crude views political SUBJECTS 10 writing for the press
Inc privilege Of free discussion which accessible alike
70 all through the modium Of public journals is Of vital
Importance, and though frequently abused by those "
exercise IT, IS nevertheless atendedfaeneraly by saluts
~ results The sovereigns Of the land nay for a time
oemised but that great engine Of information 1.-THE free
Pfess winch tends so much not only establish but
70 pcrPotvae free government will ultimately dspel
the deuson Discussion what the people require 10
excite reflection; and light that reflection may conduct
them To proper conclusions. ~ a Republican Govern.
ment, such ae hope oursmay be- fhe fountain be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
The Long Talk.

One Of The first mtn ofthe age" has been pouring Firth
ms "d'r'ne dcq"enec Qhe "Dirna Comedia') Tor the
Two last days. IN the House of Delegates In less pura
ortn Tor about five hours in opposition the Expung.
ing Resolutions. Other orators are able 10 make on, %
one yIou' MT has so much more to say or has so
e Of The great art Of eondensing that he must take too
anys We understand however that he was ne yer more
feeble and altering On Tuesday he fell far below him
sei-fcserdny lie improved, and his peroraton is said
10 have been eloquent. II generally admitted that
MIR Browns speech is decidedly inferior TO Mr. Sum.
merss, OF Saturday The Wing will, Of course call Mr.
Summers another "of the first men of the age
Mr. Daniel takes the floor day. support of the Ex
pungng Resolutions We are much deceived if he doc.
not rival at least, two of these first Of The age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

my msnbo ofths Legislature who do,fos DO frshsd with
one Or more copies Of EQUALfrY Errreie Of he Riyh
81 ias nen BY People BY calling On Mr White - b ecs o.
posito the Dell Tevofn. 49, ~ '' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
The N. Y. Ereuino Star.

'"'S Pio"sa.e anu unoushlng paper chuckles at the
prospect oil charterng the Bank Of the United States
Inc So2OO0 stpcndiay is looking out perhaps for ano
Their donee"r-' If Says he) we're Peansuiran;aus
we should say God speed it. We should rejoice at the
cannot fail 20 yield But Ye,o Yorkers wa confes e
feel humbled and mortified With all his pretended
morhcauon, however, he is crO,cing at the event Ike
'he Satyr ne blows hot and cold in the breath.
we nave another case before u.s. to show how ready
he is to shit his suit his own PURPOSES We1
the correspondence between Mr. Mayo and the three
iork Counsellors appeared, who indignant than
M M. Noah? He calls it " "A ptot-Mc old Do,oi,;on
PIT under espionage to The Empire Slate lie indignant
ly exclaims:
One would have supposed sufficiently hamianr TINT IN.
pOcus made the badge of polcnI
proud ,n ~ o. h5nde,hook but i now that this
camille ePmoag at the insg"ton of combination in
we do not hesitate that the full and ..
mar the proposal was rePelcd by MI Mayo
Whcn sfaspng avidity induces FORGET the no.
'nments Pnnder their violating The sSne;ss ~
private lifo and OF honorable obIicaors.' "
But no sooner does Citizen Noah find TINT il ia Soma &c
his own party good wings, who are concerned in ths
transaction, than presto! change!-fs takes new kew
Hear him!
'Sinee making the Mr. Mayo letter from R;chro,
@ Ine msan. proposed to obtain knowledge and
by no means merchants plans ola similar ebsyc
@ ns peen adopted Tor their protection against
oss bile az the hrst BUSH this practice those who
have not euqud nio its necessity, learn tho other hsnJ
entirely piGr they say j, is Of en- '
OF no character capital buy goods New Yok
Wee, and South, doaier and the
sadto befree q objections ofeapa
facilities Is certain that obbers on cedi,
nine months great risks in the ~
ihsircredts their safety they should Inv. h
certain and confidential ofnmao the
me purchasers who present themselves such stores On
,Steton therefore, the proise fasccranog anng
Is 6y no me1n' a; objectionable as we at first considered
indeed! we leave II to the Richmond Whp 10 lash hi
dear friend Of the Evening Star They nre mr. ,o5j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

The Editor of the ~ Y Star is attempting 10 sci The
friends Of Van BuIen and Johnson by the ears 1t 10
Just IKE him. But the pistol will miss fire. The Star
publishes two letters, from Richmond of the I7tb md
Washington of the god ult The former STATES i,st
reylous 10 the meeting OF the Legislature, the Vice
PRESIDENT, Mr. w c. Rives Thomas Richie and others
held caucus here, at which it was determined as we'll
heal the wounded honor Of the xambassador ma To
conciliae the feelings Of revolving State that the
oil old Tecumsch should without ceremony he s,r;cL.n
from the ticket The letter states that Mr. Van RI
rem knowing that Virginia not altogether satisfied
WIN Vol Johnson 5 nomination, went to Richmond be.
fore The meeting of Congress- and made an arrnnge
ment to have the Legislature Of Virginia nominate
Judge smith Of Alabama, as candidate for the Vice
rresidency' Col Johnson now himself sacrificed
and betrayed by Mr.. Van Buren, The whole story Is
as bungIing as it is false. LIST Mr. Van Buren, did not
come to Richmond-2i No conversation took nIoce h.
tween him and Mr. Rives about the nomination of vice
Piesident-3d There caucus held here with Mr.
hyes and others upon the subect-and 9TH Not word
passed. as wei as we recollect, with Mr. Riycs on
the substitution of Judge Smith for Col Johnson The
whole story is an inrention Of The enemy!
We stated the 18th ult, that Mr.. John Y Mason
was never candidate for the Speakers Chair and Thai
re nao never communicated with single member Of
congress on the subject, &c We intended 10 state
mat ne had never communicated with them for the
pose OF obtaining their support But the expressions
we used nave been misconsued conceive 1T an act
Of justice TO Mr.. Mason to state as we understand I'M,
he had no communication with his most intimate frens
on me subject, in tho rccess-that when he reached
Washington, before the commencement of the Session
he conyersed with several members of both parties
though he sought such inteTyie ws-that in these
conveIsaons ne used no effort to procure nomination
nnd support for the ocethai having asceriaincd to his
own satisfaction, that his political friends preferred an.
olheI gentleman, he would not consent IN become a
canddateand that he niformly rented with kind
ness, delicacy and respect Mr. Mason never solicited
the oiliceeniered into intrguesmade no bargains
The base bels and the bold assertions of certain Wing
fiesses to The contrary notwithstanding.
~ We must throw ourselves upon the patience Of
our Correspondents. We still literally overwhelmed
with Debates, Communications, &c-'rhe letter from
,ne Ney pr. Henderson Lee will appear in next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

u We must throw ourselves upon the patience Of
our Correspondents. We still literally overwhelmed
with Debates, Communications, &c-'fhe letter from
The Rev Mr. Henderson Lee will appear in our next
Also The letter from Albemare, the James River I'm
Proyement-and the Reply to "MnaoD."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

A~rrrsFrEo TX foLrrs1s ~ cHtL M
editor ofihe Baltimore Chronicle has ,eceiy
ed later intelligence frm vVlpsrso, by
which il appears that eI-Gen Freire, former
" President oi Chi had fitted out an exPc-
diiion NJ Calico. Tor the Island ofCbileo, IA
the south par, OF Chill, 10 eject a re,oiu-
ton in iha, quarter, against the existing gov
ornmcn, Of Chill, and sailed from Calico 9Th
Iriy. lis men were mostly deser,crs from
foreign vessels and his officers were disaf-
fcr,ed aud bombed Cbiliians. Freirc's in
tcn,ion being To touch nj the Island of Juan
Fetnando7, and there release and take into
his service tho convicts placed there by the
Gillian goyctnmcnt-bul on their passage
up, the crew OF the ship Monteaguada rose
on their officers and confined them 10 irons
10 the deck. and brought the ship into Val
pataizo on the 9Th or 9th of August, and gave
her up with the officers on board; TO the CHI
Ian government. This information caused
n grea, deal Of alarm in Valparaiso and II
Jago; oil business was NJ an end, and IA rev.
olutIon expected by many. The Chi an GO
vottment took very strong and energetic
measures 10 countcraci Frcirc. Ii was az
forwards learned that General Freire hap
, made good his landing at the Island of Chi
leo, withou, much difficulty. and that the
troops and inhabitants had joined his flag.
- Busion Dailr Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
NORTH AMERICAN
S?Ir-TNG-SooE

Wlrti " prospective series Of Ea'y Rrajius Lessons.
W BY LKvI y. LKoNARp, author of Inc Literary
Hnl Scientific Clas. Book. aud sequel to Easy Lessons.
Eg nth edition.
The fret Edition rf tbs work was published il Ocio-
her 1886. -inre that time eight editions have been isu4d.
The following are a lew al tho many rerotnmendati,n
which hise.beeu received by he publi,hcr:
From Jams T.. DajOi,, ". .. Ntr JhtehL ILL.,
have looked over Mr. Leonard. North American
spelling Book" and am we'll pleased with II. general APP
pe"rancc. 1t - superior IN some respect. IL rny slmiiat
work with ~hirh am acquainted, aud ihiuk might I'D.
vantsseously supcrcede nost of the Spelling Booss now
used In our schuuls.
From lie Ph,iadeiphjG Saturday CO,pi,r.
NoRru AMERICAN SPELLING BuoK. Va believe We
have once BET ~ called attention 30 this valunllt comp.
latiou. published hy Mr. George lIljen, Kceue. y. II ,
ani ior sale, We resume, al the Bookstore. generally
II W u bear II second notice, for we consider the arrange.
ment Of the lessons, and the plan of the work Throughout,
rs admirably designed 10 facilitate the pf,sross ui the
young learner, PARTICULARLY IN the system Of urthos raphy.
which the author, Mr. |. ". Leonard, Ia vorably known
by his previous labors IN The cause nl cducatnn, states i.
r"niormed 10 Worccstcrs Dictionary. THIS Spelling
Book should be carefully examined. We IRE satisfied
hat ~ mrrits are such as to render il worthy the alien
ton Of iL.,ructUrs.
For sale ut the Rutland Book Store, by
W. FAY.
DJ'School committee and Teuchers are respectfully
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