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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-01-11


MEXICO PROBABLY RECOGNIZED BY
SpAIN.-We have just seen a letter
from Il ource OF the highest authority,
received by the packet ship Havre, da.
ted Paris, which states that the writer
had received a letter from NJ. Santa
Maria, the Minister Plenipotentiary
from Mexico, then at the Court at Mad.
rid, which states that the treaty for the
RECOGNITION OF Mexico had been a.
greed upon between himself and the
Spanish Government, ana that the diff.
cuItles which had previously existed
between the two governments had been
removed, and the treaty had only to be
submitted to the Cortcs for their u
ton.
The Government of Venezuela is
the only n except Mexico, from
South America, that has ii Minister
Plenipotentiary at Madrid for the pur.
pose Of adjusting the terms of recorni>
ton. This Minister is Gen. Soublette,
who recently has been elected Vice
President ofVenezuela. There is very
little doubt that he has negotiated a
similar treaty for his Government.
There is a treaty between several of
the South American Republics, that
they never will accede to any terms,
which may encounter their commerce,
or which may require the payment of
money. If, therefore, Mexico is rec.
ognised, all the rest will follow.-Bah.
Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17
b + HALLETr, Clak
TIL PRESIDENTS LETTER TO TIE
ANAIM,Lsrl n

Sal received ga tue evening % : !lh Inst.
your iettrf, covering copy Of certain Resolutions
Pufr0t}ing 70 have 6evu adopted ~ a cofn,nulre
OF lho House Of Representative, OF which you are
chairman, and f,ituesl tiat YOU VIII lay before that
enmnst,-c, this, nay reply, winch lnastcu 10 make.
1, appcafs D. The published proceedings OF The
House OF Representative, that the committee Of
which you are chairman, aas appointed on your
mu.ion. The resolution OlieIod by you, aud iuaj
IN adopted by tho House, ialscd direct issue with
that p.fl oliuI annual message IA which held The
idhaWlug language Belufc concluding this pa.
rot, | miuk II due 10 tire various Executive De
nartmuuls, 10 bear testimony OF thcir prosperous
condition, and 10 The ability aud integrity with
which they have bccu conducted. II has been ny
stm 10 euiurec IA all OF them Nl.lant aud faith.
tai discharge oi thc public business, aud Il is graft
ing to tns to believe that lhoro Is Just cause Of
complaint from any quarter, at the manner IN
which they have fulfilled the object OF their crea-
ton" No1r resolution Is IN the following words
-" Resolved That 10 much OF the Presidents
message relates TO The condition OF the various
Executive Departments, the ability ard integrity
with which they have been conducted, the vigllant
and faithful discharge oil thr public business IN all
ul them, aud the eausus OF complaint from ANY
quarter, at the manner IA which they have fulfilled
thu objects Of their creation, be referred TO select
comntIlt,c, to consist OF ntne members, with pow.
cr to send ior persons and papers, and with IT,
sltuelions 10 inquire iuto thc condition OF the va.
rous Executive departments, the ability aud IN.
tggfty with which thry have been conducted, IN.
10 To. manner IN which the public business has
hrcn discharged in all OF them aud into all causes
Of co:npllmi, lom any quarter, al the manner IN
which said departments, or their bureaus or 9th.
Gers or any ~ their officers agents OF every de.
,crpton Whatever, directly or Indirectly connect
Cd With them II any manner, officially or unnthct.
ally, IN duties pertaining TO the public interest,
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NOTICE.

e WISH all persons who are indebted 10
= me by book account, previous to the
lst of January, 1881, 10 call during the
Term of our next Superior Court, and settle
by Cash or Note.
JNO VI. HAPPOLDT.
FEB. Is, 1887.
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\ lss oopy frs.h tie journal
AUcat II. T.. HALLETT. Cik.
L. Se,,d csnnniss gf ,.s Ii,u.s 10 iaguYe ut,

L. Seed Cen,uiifre u .ss Hsgs, 10 iagatt iats
ns i.aea.tes D,p.umrass, y q in. -a4. .-,ii,
- so..oaIa. t.sssat.Ous s,fp ads.,,la, aig tne
.taUsn-u y.t,1s,4 " .ursisA az, P5c.iIr4t o, Tx
taUcl state. at,a oOgt ., lhe same
'..sss.rts. AaI t.s Prgs,d,ni ol lhe tailea
>..les - requested. and ,i.s head, Of lac sss,rai
Lkstutev nygau@,ut, be c,ftclct. 10 lgr4tah THIS
commodities With st o. lists Of al ciiccrs. " a.
seuis, % dcFass,s, who have BEEN appointed o.
su,g.as 20 .ut paid, sl.sce tus iih Of March, ISIS
" sc ia 90 pyceasa.r lasl, u suy, ",ttgJt az.
.byGu4 o, i4s, " wtsasc u4aes afe "a Coat4ius4
iht last ptlird Register 81 public utlcGf..
..unly cA..,d ulo " h.4l l.ssA 0J tle Frcs,ton,
70 c,1hs; lbe said be4as Vi Dcp4giaiynts, lon ,es.
sacib. asia W3gEoIt Gs3a4u-t4as 10, % Tee sg,I.u
4Bs consent 81, tIe Sea4te 81 the tuucu atss ,
,sowtug TIC names u .uch aihccjs, asrnls, ~ Is.
palIe., a., pad 10 each, the scrIc,s render
81 aud b. Waat authority appointed and P4id,
aud whll reasons 10 sach appointments.
'Esao.crd. iDsg tbe Nattogs Executive u.Bccff,
- 'y5sy,us e. SOS iIfr,olus fts0uti1u 5e request;
% 81 itt ,au.e ume, " furnish statement o tbe
J~tiUd a. ~btsh aus Innovations not authorized
ID las u satA ,ti-,, had their origin their
r4usts. at. %. Acte@s.Iy .aich has r,4uaeo ttelf
csaliaUaa,a.
Att. n 4 nall IIeT Tt,tt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17
DIED

In this County, after short illness, of pulraona.
~ complaint SUSAN MARGARET, only daugI
ter 2t Col. WIN. b. Porter, decd, aged Is years
aud days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17
MARRIED

In this County. on 9th inst by Col. John Sloan
Mr.. JAMES MckELVY 10 Miss NANCY PAT.
TERSON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17
HE ALSO kEEPS-
FANCY CAKES for Sale.
StraVetl

1-TxSssxsS Ssfatcu
KsS W ERoM the subscriber, in
Y u Charlotte, on the 18th inst.
~hE.-Assa-s small Briadle Niich COW,
with star IN her face. Any person taxi
ing up said COW aud giving me Information
so that can get her again, shall be rewar'
ded for their trouble.
RHODA SMITH
70 Is, 1897, 8I
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17
Mai.

A Joint Resolution has been reported to
Congress from the Library Committee, APP.
propriatlug $4,000 to purchase from Mrs.
Madison, the Manuscripts Of her late dis.
tIuguished husband.
Harry White, convicted Of being con.
cerned IN burning the Treasury building in
March, 1884, was yesterday sentenced by
the Circuit Court, to ten wears imprisonment
in the Peniten,lary.-Nat Iqt. estk glt,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17

u Singular eject of fright on Horse.
On Tuesday last, horse belonging to d
gentleman IA the lower part Of This place
while ploushlng, became frightened, broke
from The plough and ran lnto the street,
keeping the sidewalk ia full speed, making
every one clear the way, until he came 10
the North corner Of the Courthouse, when
he turned In the direction Of Mr.. Springs
Slore-one Of the clerks being out d doors
aud seeing the horse coming fell tilt made
Tor the Store and jumped over The counter
the horse, nothing abashed, bolted INTO the
Store after bun, but finding The counter III
the way turned aud went out at another door
into the street-observDg another young
man 10 the Street lie started after him, who
rau Tor dear lie ~ the Courthouse, where
he shu, himself IN he then took after one or
two others, aud before he was caught came
very near luunlug into Mr.. AieXander's ito.
tel. Alter lie was caught II VAS with some
difficulty he could be held. His teight was
caused BY piece Of plank striking him IL
the flank. 1t vas truly laughsble 10 see
persons scampertug 10 get out Of his way.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17


members Of The Board Tor lnternal Improve.
nenis aud Of three Directors OF the Lite
rary Fund, as required by The Acts OF As
sembly which appear IN this paper.
Saysgae Court.-The following opinions have
been delivered since our last
kuihn Ch J. delivered tie Opinion Of the Court,
IA the case OF the State Q Samuel, irUm Caswe,i,
affirming the Judgment below. Aiso, ia Perry
Tx Terrell tx. in Equity tfon Franklin, at.
hrmins the decree. Also al Ward Cole, IN E9uI-
y trout Jones, Injunction Perpetulted.
DduIcl j. delivered the Opinion q the Court in
thu case OF tie safe Richie, from SuFyy al
nrming the ludgaeut below. Also, Ia the case
Doe "a dem hobley, ct al Powell, from Coum.
bus. aihrmlog tue Judgment below. Also, IN
Chairman OF Gusltord county Windsor, from
GuilioId, affirming tie judgment b,toS. Also,
m Barnard Z Maitland Il al Exrs ia Equity from
Washington, decree tor al account Also, in
Swlnh IUrl, from Arson, alira4lug The segment
below.
Castor '. delivered the Opinion of the Court in
Dell Culpcpper, from Ansuu, affirming the jadg.
menl below. Also IN kadtord Rice, IRON an.
cey, affirming the Judgment below
The readers of this paper will find, on re.
terriug 10 the account OF yesterday pro.
ceedin.s IN Congress, that the ceremony Of
the election OF President Of the United
States, to succeed the incumbent, has been
completed by opening aud counting the votes
OF the Electors and that Martin Van Blu.
ren has been officially proclaimed as chosen
President OF the United States for four years
from aud after the third day of March next.
No person voted for having received a
majority OF the electoral votes for Wee Pres.
ldent OF the United States, the fact was re.
ported to the Senate an election beng i'm.
medlately held by that body between the
two highest on the list, Ricbard NJ. John.
son was duly chosen Wee President OF the
United States for the ensuing term OF four
years.-Nai. hteIiiseacer.
Indiana sill crect.-Thc vacancy in the
Indiana delegation occasloned by the death
OF Mr.. klnnard has been filled by the cleo.
ton OF WIN. Herod, The vote stood
llerod, tWhig) SI0S
WieA, >V, b. 1888
Mai go
A Joint Resolution has been reported to
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17

ErccWirt Coaaai.-N learn that G oy.
efnor Dudley has notified his Council to
aIeel II this CITY on the 10th inst. 10 advise
With bun touching the appointment u two
members OF The Board Tor Internal Improve.
menis, aud Of three Directors OF the Lite.
rary Fund, as required by the Acts Of As
sembly which appear IN this paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17

elusive right IS to decide ON the further measures
Of redress 10 be employed. The length of tine
since some OF the injuries have been committed,
The repeated and unaysling applications for re-
dress, the wanton character of some of the Outra-
ges upon the property aud persons Of our citizens,
upon The officers and flag Of the United States, in
dependent OF recent insults 10 this Government
and People by the late Extraordin VI .xicaD
Minister, would Justify, the eyes of all nations,
Immediate Wal. That remedy, however, should
not BE- used BY Just and generous nations, confd-
aug IA Their strength for injuries committed, If il
eau be honorably avoided; and it has occurred to
me, considering th: present embarrassed condi
lioh OF that country, we should act with both wis
dom and moderation, by giving TO Mexico Que
more opportunity 10 atone for the past before we
take redress INTO our own hands. To avoid all
mlsconceptlon on the part Of Mexico, as well as
TO protect our own national character from re-
proach, this opportunity should be given, with the
avowed design and full preparation to take mme.
date satisfaction if il should not be obtained on
repetition OF the demand for il. To this end re-
commend that an acl be passed authorizing repri-
sails, and the use Of the naval oree Of the United
states by the Executive against Mckee. to enforce
them, IN the event OF refusal by The Mexican
Government 10 come to an ameable adjustment Of
the matters 10 controversy between us, upon anoth.
cr demand thereof made from on board Que Of our
vessels Of war On the coast OF Mexico
The documents herewith transmitted, with those
accompanying my message ia answer To a call o.
the House Of Representatives Of the 18th ullimo.
viii enable Congress 10 Judge Of The propriety Of
The course heretofore pursued, ani 10 decide upon
Me necessity Of that now recommended.
If these views should fail to meet the concur
renee OF Congress, and that body be able 70 find in
the condition of the affairs between the two coun.
tries, as disclosed BY the accompanying documents,
with those referred To- any well grounded reason,
70 hope that an adjustment Of the controversy be.
tween them can be effected without resort to the
measures ! have elt It my duty TO recommend,
they may be assured Of ny Cooperation in any
other course that shall be deemed honorable and
proper. ANDREW JACKSON.
W Asn1NsToN, FEBRUARY =, 1897.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
. SOUTHERN ARGUS,
AND
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
A PARTY MAN.

A faithful portrait Of a thorough par,
ty, or collar man. ''He uses the arpu-
ment, not because. it is correct, but De.
cause. IL is put into bis mouth. by the
powers that be: He adopts an idea. not
because il 10 good. but because il. is
adopted bysbe President, He. advocates
a measure not because il will be for
the good Of the-couDtry, but because
IT will be for the good Of the. party. He
is mere machine. he acts only as he
10 acted upon. The measures which
he advocates to-day, If abandoned by
the party he would condemn Tomorrow.
He is one fthose beings whom Butler
so admirably describes whenhe SAYS:
What proves all doctrines plain and clear.
ABBOTT two hundred pourds-s year;
And what WAS proved quite plain before.
Proved false sgslni two hundred more.
lie Is like one ofthe following sheen
Of the flock; so soon as he aseertains by
the tinkle Of the bell, that the belI.wet6.
er is IN motion, he shakes his tail and
cries bah, ADD is off in canter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
NATIONAL R.syVk ss..i


n the speech Of MIR. CvsHrsp. al Ai.,,..6,,.
Se't', On ihesuL-Tres'ury Bin, the state o1,hi,
question is veg s-ti,f.etoriIy s1smi.rd.. II.
follo~iog arg ettrssts
He (the President) then starts with
the proposition that no create q nn,ion .
al bank, as q fiscal agent, would Be- "a
disregard The popVfay piH fgics solemn.
" and saegsrcOeaflt tEpyesseui;;" which
Sill, he considers to be "aeISvoteEv
frod."
TNice, We are told, has the poonlsr
will solemnly condemned national
bank. II has done 50, hrr, 10 1911:
and second time. in 1884. Let nS
examine these two DEGREES OF coudem-
nation,
In ls1l. Congress Refused 10 renew
the charter Of the first United Ststes
BANK. The "popslar Iih" chose 10
,fy the experiment Of State Banks.
How did The experiment Herk Il
commenced with great muliiplicaii6n
OF banks. Between 1871 and 1911.
twenty years. the period Of the exis.
tenee OF the old bank, The number of
banks had increased from N TO -.
ana INC amovntoi capital1fiom s., 03J.
OuV 70 i26lO,6Oi, BStween 1911
and 1916, i've years. banks iBeremed
,n Number from ~ to 2pI, and IN esp;.
,al'' from 5000 Col 70 $50 SRI t.l1
1ES. Doc. 1887, No. -, o. 2ips. ~.
ne experiment marchot on, with SIS.
pension Of specie paynents Hood n
fsre' ' u.sn' tender laws, Ielief laws.
volulion, IN i's tain. add wound an -
1916 With a new bank n ,bi,,v.sse -
lieu Of tea millions ean;,sl
Again. The bank 81 1901 s,n;,.a
20 ioiI' The qoesiiop Of renewal was
Pesiy question. The renewal was
opposed BY The denOci ATTIC republieao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
PRooE OF The ABOVE.

Certain Van Bnren Editors in Viz
ginia say that mir. Richie has been
for long lime the bell-wetter Of the
democrats Of Virgins, bot II be makes
such trerhendoUs leaps, be, bot .ex-
Pect the flock ioTink their q ~ ny at.
tempting to follow
a precious confession, trdly, (says
the Alexandra Gazette ITO aekhow.
ledge thai the whole pa fy-in Virginia
have been for. years past like flock
o. sheep following an old ram,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
ACrUM~.

Winter may be sublime. and su'usher shed
A waving richae,s o'cr the rsrth's dark bed.
And, hushed vim ssrrsness. s~phy r-sosrish'd
Sprung, ..
Salute the air. 9TH ACKNOWLEDGMENT wing
Nut. uour,fdi Au,uina! hasr love thy toae,
Ersired.. forest k'ng. upon thr thrs6e..
Of Thousand hur.; ,hsy pryy, ss other kjpg's,,
The Sd m,grp6eeoee Of q, rug thipgss
The pride 81 eo"ausr'd nature rsusd thee slows,
And s~.n-like les,e seems sseeter q the close:
for joy, Tor love . gsyrr season choose, Z.
Hut child IL sadness hi,her cone to muse;
Oh let the srnfimrnial >easba h,ue - q.
Its softnes O'esthy barPS tepvpisg >,,ing, -.
Add 200 thee from thy soli,sr. =oes,. :.
10 shed sop,hing tear On n.,uleS dyingthroes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
. -CsssLp,s DEATa.

- = sntMpAHt
in some rude 'pai .hrrc vulgar herbike grp~.,
if shanee-a.'iol,J r,Ar iU.purtie bead. :.
The esretnt gard %et moves k ere blows.
Such Use thu fsjs, dear shhd,
= Thy opeffiag such.
Prs-enineneei IN .e.riy bloom hath ,,o~n;
&. - fcr.e.r,h TOO good, psrhsps, -
.. And. How'd too 6podh-' =.
iies,'n sA~1ud esrl. ui.rhrd thee. Cor Il. oIu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

LOVE-.
rRAsslArED Tsos sErAsrAsio.
You ash q reason Tor Inst flame.
Dear girl ~ithin my srcA,t : -.
Which sl~sys burns, and skill the same.
WIN not alloS me rect. -
Butl.s,e no Season ever bears 49, -
All dietstcs tis above -
When'oaee calm ryssos', voicr IL hears,
.rhst iusttp, rs nos love. :, :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

Mrs: Madison. wife of The ls.e ex:
president. Is now in. Washington, This
distipglis he'd lady intends TO-. make
Washington her residence during The
ensuing winter. She has taken ahand.
some house id Presidents. Square,
where she has received humben of DOR
citizens, anxious to testify their Inspect
and esteem for her. She rs said 70 te
in Remarkably good. health and spirits.
It-is stated in the Columbus:( ohio)
Register tina. several OF. the Banks OF
Ohio entertain serious intentions .of
closing their blinking business. an d di.
vefting their capital To some other spe.
cies OF inyestment which will promise
q batter return. In lS43 the charters
OF most ofIhe existing institutions will
expire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-05
BY the Southern Express.

We have dates from New Orleans to the 18th of
July.
The report Of the yellow fever being in the city is
confirmed by the Picayunc but stouty denied by the
Bulletin. The bills of mortality are not increased.
This is the test.
The penny press of New Orleans are by the ears.
As to the mammoths, they have not spirit and wit
enough TO quarrel about any thing They are too in
dolent-God bless them.
The Mobile papers Of the 18th are filled with squbs
ngains, and in favor of the rival candidates for Cover
nor Of Alabama.
Tha, spirited little print the Pcayune has the fol-
lowing good chapter on bones, or shin plasters Let
every body in this city do the same.
BorEs-Yesterday we overhauled hat full Of
shin plasiers, and found we had 81 dollars in bones
on all sorts of houses, good and bad. As we had
taken no bones for the last four weeks determined
10 separate our stock, and demand payment. Out we
started and succeeded most fortunately, in collecting
65 dollars of IL in city bills and municipality notes
Many Of the gentlemen bar keepers made lsDR faces
and asked us in rather insulting tone what house
or grocery we belonged tot Having explained that
we belonged 10 the picayune establishment the cash
was pointed up As for about 20 dollars on three cent
drunkeries, we have lost all hspe Of getting the
cash for hem for their keepers have closed doors and
travelled with their pockets full Of money. We will
sell all the bones we have left for good dinner, or
| Tor basket Of fresh canelopes. Farewell bones J
We take thee no more. City bank bills, the notes OF
the three municipalities, and specie, ~ our currency
for the future. Let the hotels and principal coffee
houses resolve like US and the requiem OF bones will
soon be sung.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-05

ing Gigs Of the poor fellows money ANN and her
husband Andrew McIntee are both in Bidswell.
Fssn larceny rogues.-Robert Mills was arrested
Tor stealing handcart valued sl5, the property Of
William Walsh, No. 26l Grand street William Cong
don, city Waterman arrested the rogue as he was
making OH with the cart Mills made poor defence
and was committed
Ellen Johnson was arrested charged with stealing
shirt the property Of William Welsh No. l20 Walker
street. IN the rear. Ellen wnen taxea win tae tneit
by the complainant, said
Ave Ave % Tsd mn shit m, with your You old shirt
Not beng ingenious enough 10 do this, William had
the punnlng thief taken into custody. Committed.
John Taylor stole parcel of stone cutters tools
Watts street. John was sent to Bridswell.
Pickpscket caugM-James Sweeney was charged
with picking the pocket of jeremiah Fowler No. II
Elizabeth street. at the Park theatre of his wallet con-
tanning $40 in bills and coin. Fowler is safely lodged
in durance.
Internationally Coleman was FORMULATING
the city OF Gotham on Thursday night with bundle
Being INTERCEPTED by the watchman Timothy an
swered sold leahercap you'd better vansh-mind
your own business or shall be under the necessity
of flooring you" Charley, however, insisted upon
Timothy going to the watch house. which ne did, and
there challenged the captain TO bout at fyes, telling
him he was Internal old scoundrel and deserved to
be sent TO the devil for daring TO permit his men to
modest gentlemen in the street. Timothy at length
became SO abusive that the captain compelled to
lock him up. In the morning, the liquor beng out his
wit was IN, and ne made many apologies for his rude
behaviour. He was let go upon giving bail in 300 to
keep the peace for six msnths
Cheating Captain-One Capt. Hoey, master of
the brig William Taylor for Savannah, was complain
ed OF by two OF his passengers, Francis MsGarvn and
William Haggeity, with having defrauded them OF
$40 each. The compliments stated that the captain
detained their baggage until they paid the money
der pretence that law had been made in ". York to
that effect. An officer was despatched to Captain
Hoey to tell him he was wanted He is to appear to
answer to the charge at o'clock TODAY