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VuNliE subscriber is now receiving from the Jack
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ATTORNEY At Law,

nFFERS his professional services in the Su-
~ pcrior and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father Henry Brown, Bedford county.
~ Address, New London.
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july 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
CAREY,s LIBRARY OF
CHOICE LITERATURE,

CHOICE LITERATURE,
Has now completed lis first Six Months Of
publication, and the Publishers offer the fol-
loving works in testimony of the iulflment of
The promises made TO the public in the original
tospectus.
LIFE OF Sin JAMES MACINTOSH, by his son.
kINcAID's RIFLE BRIGADE.
CHARACTERISTICS OF HINDosTAN, by Miss
Roberts.
One IN A TBousAND by G. p. r. James.
RlESzI, by f. l.. Bulwer.
RANDOM RECoLLEcTIoNs OF THE House OF
COMMONS.
y The Second Volume has commenced with Sc
lectlons from The Dramas Of Joanna Battle,
and Confessions and Crimes, or Posttumous
records Of a Cler gyndn-a work resembling in
sYe, and supposed 10 be by the same author, as
NE celebrated Tales from the Diary OF Physi-
clan.
The First Volume can be had separate, with
oS|ss1bscribing TO the work, upon the remittance
~ 90 10 the publishers.
" lhe Library is published weekly, containing
twenty imperial octave pages, and the Literary
Advertiser, which accompanies it, four pages,
anu Is bound up at the end Of every yolnme.-
''lee per annum, in advance, So.
Address, E. l.. CAREY s. A. HART.
Or, LOUIS a. Cooley,
PHILADELPHIA.
- ~, CLUBBING.-A Remittance OF Five
Ooll4rs will command the first volume OF the Ii.
Orary and the Marryatt Novels, complete IN .
sSIl@oeIs, containing Peter SImple-JacobF attn
Citrate and Three Cutters-king's own
TTewton Foster Pacha of Many Tales-and
SSfPnet IN Search of his Father, or First volume
Library and Lady's Book.
MAY IL, 1896,
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AN ENGLISH BULL.-A London pa.
per contains an advertisement for "tro
apprentices to the millinary business,
who will be treated as one of the Ca
mily."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

twill be seen by an advertisement iE TO-
days paper, that Recruiting Rendezvous ha.
been established at Shepherd,,own, for the
purpose, ~e understand, Of procuring IN part
the additions 10 the military force Of the q.
States authorised by a late act Of Congress
II there be any young and chi,alrou, spirits
amongst us, who feel disposed to embark in
military adventure. favorable opportunity !,
now presented FOR them 10 do so. We all
kno~ the value Of military fame - and besides.
where Is the patriot American who would not
take PRIDE in breaking lance with the Zoe. Of
his country Let our young men take the sub
jet into consideration. They may thus ac-
quire both pecuniary and political fortunes
may become Tennessee or North Bend he
roes, and finally reach the Presidency Of the
United States, one Of the highest Offices IN the
world
'Grvst streams from lule founi@,n, flow, =" Sc
In reference 10 \ similar establishment al
Warrenton, fauquier county. the Jcffrr>o-
man" Of that place remarks" The re.tric-
iions made by the War Department. We IN
dersiand, are such az 10 insure the highest re-
sPectah,i,y IN thi. service. Indeed Ne had no
idea an officer was required 10 he so particu.
lar as TO the manner uf enlistment. or ,he cha
racter of recruits. SO far from any undue IN
huenoe being exercised on such occasions. We
have perceived that not only - an applicant
allowed time ca consider tie ~ ,turr of the duty
upon which he Is about to enter. but II j. ex-
pectcd he Will produce evidence q good cha
racter. Although several highly respectable
young gentlemen Of the best families IN TIA,
and Prince Niiam counties have entered.
and begin TO odd to the cheerful appearance
of our town, we cannot he p feeling surprised
that enlr'imen's are not more RAPID For
Young man who desires t. Ircate himself else
~bere than here, - sec the land, IN the West
and South, and have hi. expenses borne. We
think this favorable opportunity; and many
who 20, besides having an oppuriun,i, perhaps
Of distinguishing thrm,eve, IN the cause Of
their country, will pursue at the end of their
service some of the avenues If wealth. and
maze their fortunes"
Lieut. BUrLooK the Recruiting Officer q,
/ Shepherds,own, i n gentleman Of accessible
and pleasing manners, and would, We have no
doubt, take pleasure in consulting with anv
who may seek for information further than -
contained in his advertisement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
GENEnAL INTRLLIGENCR.
Ey-pREsipENr MADISON

The following report Of the select joint COM
mittee Of Congress. TO HON Wa referred
the message Of the President announcing the
death OF Mr. Madison. was made in each
House on the evening of the Goth ult. and
By both unanimously adopted
The President Of the United States
having communicated to the two Hou.
ses Of Congress. the melancholy intel
hgence of the death Of their iIluStrious
and beloved fellow citizen, JAMES
MADISON, OF VIRGINIA. late Presi-
dent of the United States, and the
two Houses sharing in the general
grief which this distressing event must
produce,
Resoired By the StR0tS and The House
of Representatives. If tie Unii.d States
70 america IN Congress assembled. That
the Chairs OF the President Of the
Senate aud Of the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, be shrouded
in black during the present session,
and that the President Of the Senate.
the Speaker Of the House Of Repre-.
Sentaiives, and the members and off.
GERS Of both Houses wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS.
ReSolred, That il be recomme rded
to the People Of the United States TO
wear Grape on the left arm as mourn.
ing for thirty days.
Resolred. That the President OF
THE UNITED STATES be requested TO
transmit copy Of these resolutions to
Mrs. Maps ~, and to assure her of
the profound respect Of the two Hou.
ses Of Congress for her person and
character, and their sincere coincidence
on the late affecting diSpensation Of
Providence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
MRxICo AND TEXAS.
FROM TENAS

From he ..fs6iie COMMERCIAL Heyisaer. juno q.
Mr.. LAMAR. the new Secretary Of
War in the Texas Republic. has made
formal report TO The Cabinet on the
subject Of the proper disposal of Santa
Anna. The Secretary recommends,
and argues at length in support OF his
recommendation. fh0t Sonia .4nna shall
be tired as q feion. for TIE murder Of
Fanning's detachment. and. on conric-
fion. Be erecuted. The date Of this
communication is no, before us, nor
have We that Of the agreement be-
tween the Texas authorities and the
captive despot. We cannot, therefore,
Judge how far they modify each other,
or whether. in fact. the agreement is
actually signed. II so. the view, OF
The Secretary are loo late.
The bodies Of those who were sthus
massacred in cold blood. were buried
ON the 2d inst. by the Texans, with
military honor,. An address was de-
li,ered on the occasion By Gen. Rusk.
The account, we receive from Mex
,co continue to represent the public
feeling against the Texans la be grow
ing more determined in lis hostility.
The local parties from whose dissen.
1ions a strong diversion was expected
favorable 10 Texas. unite in profess
ing determination TO re-conquer that
country. The fate Of Santa Anna is
dePlorcd by his political opponents as
a Datonal humiliation, and by his
friends with deeper resentment. Blu,
the Declaration Of Independence has
deprived the Texans of any party sup.
port. Their first declaration in favor
Of The Federation. and against the cen u.
trail system, was in accordance with
the views Of large party opposed to
Santa Anna. The restoration of the
Federal system will probably be at
tempted immediately: but the new po-
Sition occupied by the Tcrians brings
upon them equally the hostility Of both
Parties. II seems 10 US. also. that the
oontes, is looked upon among the Mex
leans NJ war again 1 the North Ameri-
can', whom they hold in general dis
ntc. Intelligent persons. direct from
Mexico, Tell Us that. among even the
best informed na.ives. the opinion is
prevalent that il was the forces OF Gen.
GAiSEs that defeated and captured
Santa Anna. This affords kew to the
temper with which the success Of Tex.
as IL regarded. We doubt not that
strong Efforts will be made 20 throw a
very large force. Us soon as possible,
upon Texas; and We see less reason
than formerly TO doubt of the reality
Of the danger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
From ne -\;~rs Orirans Bulletin. Jiins 50.
FURTHER FROM TEXAS


FURTHER FROM TEXAS.
We have received some additional in
forutiion from Texas, bv The schr.
urchin. Captain Bridges, which arrived
yesterday from Galveston Bay.
BY her We are informed that letter
was received at Velasco, Texas. on the
22d inst. direct from the Texan Com
missioners at Matamoras. The sub
stance of the letter was, that they, the
commissioners. who ii was known were
there sent by the Texian government
20 treat for the exchange of prisoners,
had been arrested b. the Mexican au-
ihoriiles, and thrown into prison. Fur
ther, that all overtures or propositions
made on the part of the Texans were
Tejee,ed-that the Liberation Of the pri.
soDcrs a, Matamoras was positively re-
fused and in fine. that nothing like
treating with them on the basis Of Tex
ian Independence, would be listened
to by the Mexicans The Mexican
spirit must be- on the rise since the az
fair Of San Jacinto-and we do hope
for the honor at least Of their Spanish
ancestry, that they will not run quite
40 fast the next time.
By this arrival we learn also that
1900 Mexican troops were at MaIamo-
ras--1000 at The Nueces, and 5000 at
Sal.illo-sll. we presume, burning with
a desire ~ meet once more the Texian
rifle aud smear
They will doubtless be soon graiifed,
for II appears iba, orders were issued
by the Cabinet OF Texas 10 the army,
10 proceed forthwith towards the RIO
Grande aud meet their invaders, when
the CRY OF Alamo" though Il NAV
come from only q handful Of gallant
spirits will strike terror to the hearts Of
pusIllanImous thousands.
When the Urchin sailed, Santa Anna
and suite were still in confinement al
Columbia about forty miles from We
lasco On the BrAsos river. The Csbi-
net Of Texas, We hope. has got 10 an
"9Juf on the subject Of OBTAINING their
Royal Prisoner.
The notice that none but culiivatofs
are wanted in Texas, signed Texas
Agency, was inserted By me from in.
formation received from Texas. con.
frmed by the Commissioner but as
the enemy !, rallying again, It is neces-
ssry that the friends Of Texas should
rally also. L. HALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
MEXICAN OFFICIALS.
tCizeuLAa
Dxvsrfasnf sffks -frwv - .N.rx

y1t " - 10y 49, -Ngry.
Ills Excellency the Provisional Pre-
sident Of the Mexican Republic has
been pleased 10 forward me the follow
ing decree.
DccREE.
The Provisional PSesrdtnf of Ire .Meri-
caa Republic 10 ire cifi-eas.
BE 1t known, that the General Con-
gress mas decreed as follows:
ARTICLE !. The Government will
appeal 10 the patriotism of the Mexi-
can people, and will exer, all the means
in lis power to carry on the var in Tex
as, until the national honor is vin6icat-
ed the interests Of the Republic secur-
ed. and the liberty OF the President
General restored.
2. The successful cooperation Of
any native citizen or foreigner, in re-
storing to liberty the said President
General. will be esteemed a distin-
guished service by the Congress. with
the intention Of rev arding it in an no.
norable manner.
3. The Government will carry into
effect the provisions Of the first article,
without paying any attention to anv
stipulations made. or to be made. with
the enemy, BY the captive President.
all Of which are declared and are to be
considered as null and void.
There are a few other article. res
pee,'ng the manner ofaPportioning the
raising Of new troops.
ANTONIO MoNToZt.
P',Ud,st eCihs Congress.
JOSE r. MALO. Secretary.
RAFAEL DE MoNTALyo, SECRETARY.
lie, this decree be printed. published,
and circulated.
JOSE JUSTo coRRo,
P'eri'ional Prs,idsni.
JOSE MARIA ToRNEI,
S,eT't"y Of tao .iTIny aud .Narp
IiIes of "a, .NiIiionIl Gar,rnmsut,
.v,E'eO, My 40, 1886.
Tie PTOri'isnai President II the .Meriean Re-
public 10 n, eit=tni.
Be II known, with view TO manifest
the just feelings Of the nation and the
army, excited by the captivity of that
eminent Fri nd of his country. Don
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the fol.
loving regulations are to he observed 4:
]. In the daily orders of the Army,
in all garrisons and military bodies, the
following words are to be inserted:
"On the 2lst of April. l-.}6. Don
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Pre>i.
dent General of the Repuhli" was made
prisoner, fighting to preserve the int
gritty OF the national territory
During the CAPTIVITY of hi; excel
lency the President OF The Repuh,ir. a
band of black Grape shall be attached
to the colors and standards ofthe troops
Of the Mexican Army.
3. The national flag shall be- low
cred half-ma.t until the President &C.
neral is restored TO liberty.
.N'rieo. Paiac, fths National G0r,rnmsnI,
May 20. 1896.
JOSE JuSTo CoRRo.
Provisional Pr'"'d,nt.
JOSE MARIA TORNEI., SECRETARY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

Mr.. RiyeS, IN the touching and beau.
,iful spe .ch which be delivered u hen
the death Of MIR Madison va, announc.
ed to the Senate referred 10 letter
which he bad recently received. a,
probably the last written by this dis.
iinguished man. lie was mistaken
Professor Tucker. Of our University.
had the honor Ofreceiving the last erna.
nation from bis mind, under circum.
stances which render the incident pe.
culiarly interesting N ros N asure,
10 a dedication n .Nr. TVcker's LIFE ot
Js6syson, which Is now IN the press.
We learn from Mr. r. that u Was writ.
ten with the usual spirit and ability ol
the author, and the most chaste add per.
feet letter he had ever received from
him. i, was written by MI. Todd after
he dictaiion, and Craaked BIZ AimssT-
He vas three hours IN debating The
letter, and was 80 anxious that tins.
which he believed the last act Of hl,
life, should he perfect. that he had ~.
yersl sentences erased after they were
written, and the spaitsnog Of bis pen
10 writing be frank carefully scratch.
ed out. lie died 90 soon after this act
was completed, tha, the envelope Of Mr..
Todd announced his death 70 Mr.. Tuck.
ef.
Mr.. Madison vas perfectly aware oil
the approach Of death on the morning
Of HE departure; BE- placed he hand on
he brow. and aid his time led come,
sEd aisd sway - vi 10 q gentle slumbef.
CAsloffsgviLs Rspubleoa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

A. an election on The 10th inst. held at the
house Of Mrs. T.. Graham. agreeably TO pre-.
Vious notice. the following gentlemen were
duly chosen 10 serve A. Trustees, respectively
Tor the town Of Bolivar, during the next off.
oial term viz:
70, BoGrsJ .7esS,my- J. w Wall. vii.
liam Smallwood. Tho's smith, B,yse,s Brown
James b wilkins, John Lam5sugh, aud DR.
John X Hayden
70, Corporation n Boiirsr-Henry Chap
man, James h wilkins. John } I.alev. Tho
mas jenkins. Washington Spanglcr, Jos. Cur
~, and isaac Smith.
~ the same time, Joseph Mullin aud DR.
John X. Hayden were chosen a. .ildsrm,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
N. Hsrna-Ner,r within our r,eoll.,,ioc

hs Hsrrsa Never within our reeolIeetion
has the grain harvest been extended 20 40 late
period a. I, has been the present season -
GENERALLY the harvest in ihi> section begin, in
the latter part of June. and, 1. brought TO a
close m ihe l., week of July This ,car ma
ny ct oar farmer, ar, still cutting. and some,
"e understand, will not finish before the o5th
This i attributable To two oauses--fr>i. the
wet season, which commenced m the spr,ny
and has been kept up by a regular succession
OF rains ever since, preventing the grain from
nPening as early a' usual--secondiy, the difi-
Guilty m taking the Rye crop. arising from ~.
lodged state, and iniermixture with an under
growth Of weeds, &c, produced by the rainy
season This difficulty did not extend to the
wheat fields; into many Of which, the ,cythe has
not been taken at all--helds, too, which have
been frequently known to Yield from 20 TO rs
bushels 10 the acre. The Nv has relieved the
farmer Of all trouble here. The average Weld
Of wheat in this county Jefferson. AZ good, IL
not the best in the State for this CROP will not
exceed this year one-fourth Of the usual supply.
The Corn, so far, presents a cheering aspect,
and BIDS fair 10 compensate. TO some extent for
the deficiency Of other grain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

The following gentlemen have been appoint
ed ~ the Executive Of Virginia 20 supe riuteu1
the Presrienii,l Election IN November, ~ JEFF
fcrson and the adjoining counties.
JG'r'oH Thomo~ Griggs. William Luca,
and Andrew Hunter
B"k'i'y Henry Bedinser. WIN Good, and
Edward CoistoR
Fyd,,,k James Gibson. John : Msgill
and Jamts VI Mason
Ct"k, Robert Psge, Naih,niel Burwell,
and g. ~ Nofris
LaSd. Wm T 7. Ms'oa. John Janney
and samuel y 7 Ca'dweli
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

o"as. WIS, sesd &c aore, Aad Who 10 th~re
18th mind % dull % eos 10 Ne shie 10 go the true
source from whence eo~ III our blessiags, Docs
he nos &c " vith the eye Of sn esste, vstshinK
those dsagsrs shst bes~t us' Has II not Tor more
than half . century opened vide %. arms. pro-
,evt-d es from ssrs siihost snd tuusslt, ~ith,n ,
lav.s.oas have come. they have tses rspul,s,i,
'nsorrcetioss have arisen, they have bcea sub
dull u 70 cur Unioa ~h.eh has been the source
ct such scniinu.l blessings to uA Let "a. che
ri,h our Colon. Let ne iro~a down every .",
the least stieiapt 81 disscver.nss. 1T us seo-
down the d, .iEuiaE disorg-nis.r. let "a not lis
,e" TO his ,yrtn sound. soS.d he pleas
L<t a', In the Language ct our Potter pasrsx. d,s
card every ih'ng t.nding To sectional divisions
and Let our motto be. net Liberty no~ sud un,o.
hereafter. hut r.thtr, Liberty snd onion, ons
and in,spsrsble, nov anal forever"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
Svveyrag and Erploriax Expedition

Surveying and Exploring Expedition
tothe Pacific Oesaa s. South Seas.
We learn that the President has gi-
ven orders 70 have the exploring ves-
Gel fitted out. with the least possible
delay. The appropriation made by
Congress was ample 20 ensure all the
grea, objects contemplated by the ex-
pcdiilon. and ,hc Executive is deter
mined that nothing shall be wanting TO
render the expedition in every respect
worthy the character and great com
mcrcial resources OF the country.
The frgate Macedonia. now under
going thorough repairs at Norfolk, two
brigs Of two hundred tons each. one
or more tenders, and a store ship of
competent dimensions, is We under
stand, the force agreed upon. and 10 be
put IN a state Of immediate preparation.
Captain Thomas APP c. Jones, an Off
Ger possessing m'ny high qualities for
such service. has been appointed to
the command: and officers for the other
vessels will be Immediately selected.
The Macedonia has been chosen
instead OF a sloop Of war. on account of
the increased accommodations she will
afford the scientific corps. department
the President has determined shall be
complete in its organization, including
the ablest men that can be procured. so
that nothing within the whole range OF
every department OF naiural history and
philosophy shall be omitted. Not ONLY
on this account has the friga,e been Sc
lected, but also for the purpose Of a
more extended protection of our whale
men and traders; and tc impress on the
minds Of the natives just conception
OF our character, power and policy
The frequent disturbances and mlssa-
ores committed on our seaman bv the
natives inhabiting the islands IN those
distant seas, make this measure the
dictate of humanity.
We understand, also, tina, 20 J. v.
Reynolds, Esq. the President has given
the appointment OF Corresponding Sc
creiary 10 the expedition. Between
this gentleman and Capt. Jones there
Is the most friendly feeling and har-
mony of action. The cordially they
entertain for each other, We trust, Nil
be iel, by all. whether citizen or officer.
who shall be so fortunate a. 20 be- con.
nected with the eXpedi,ion.-G ioGe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

JosrPH BuoNAPARtE has lelt this
country, az we understand With no
intention Of returning. Ills departure
Is much % be regretted by the district
IN which he resided H., munifcenee
benevol"nce and gentlenanly kind.
ness have left deep impression upon
The memories 81 al. lie vas a gene.
raj beueiIcinr. II was his pleasure 10
d, =, z. md his wealth enabled him
eV'cr i,riS 70 crafty this disposition
y t.H. hirs inscription upon The wall.
Of hn observatory veil indicates bis
character and conduct: ".V,p ignara
m1i,, nssTts succurr@rs d,sco"
" J. State Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
W. State Gas

SiagUiqr and sudisn Death The
Louisville Cry Gazette says-"Mr.
White Of the firm II Woodruff and
White q this city, while examining a
bee hive Yesterday morning vas stung
on the temple BY bee and immedi.
aiely expired BE was in the enjoy.
ment Of good health IN the morning.
ADD buried 10 the evening"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
ErEcurIvE DEPARrMEr1, !

lff9sCOi JhNf ~
To Jeremiah Brown. Esq. Com. 'ehr.
lnvincibie:
Sir-We have just heard that the
Mexicans are returning upon us. II
!, said that an armament Is htung out Of
Vera Cruz.
urgallsnt Little navy must be 90 The
alert. You will please sail for this
place. where more extended instFuc.
tons will be furnished yOs. Your ODE
dent servant
DAVID G. BURNET
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

Mrs. Fanny Wright Darusmont -
leetunng IA Philadelphia. Having
gone through q eourse OF Van Buren
lectures in the West. sbe has taken up
the subject Of slavery IN Penssylysnia;
both q them vsFy unpalatable topics
10 tAoss rrgioass~~Dsl Sfzts JssyaaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

PENNsYLvANIA.-A large conven-
ton OF young men favorable To Van
Buren, and Johnson, vas held at Ha,-
risburg on the 4th. The number of
Delegates was between s and 800
Their address and resolutions are ener-
ge,ic. and they appear armed for the
coming conflict.
II appears 10 be reduced 10 certain
ty that there will be but two electoral
tickets in Pennsylvania; and that the
contest viii be between HARRIsoN aud
VAN buren,. The great body of the
Wings and Anti-masons appear to set
tie down upon the first, and the mos.
considerable portion Of the present
Jackson party upon the latter. Both
parties appear confident Of success.
.f9ans Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

A vein Of neh copper ore has recent
" been discovered ia Orange county.
We, 90 feet vide and 8 milss 10 Iengih.