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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

In the House, the first business 10 or
der, was the contested election from WIS
consn, which was taken up and postpo.
ned TILL Monday. Mr.. Dromgoole offered
a resolution altering the standing rules
of the House, so as to take the votes Of
the members, in all cases Of election, by
viva voce, instead of ballot Mr.. Adams
introduced bill 10 prevent dueling in
the District of Columbia, and moved that
it be referred to a select committee, which
was agreed to. 1.-THE bill is the same
as thai passed by the Senate last winter.
rr. Adams then introduced resolutions
relative to the Stevenson and O'Conneli
affair, which we're laid on the table two
or three days before, in the shape of all
Inquiry directed to the President. The
House adjourned ill Mondy to allow the
Speaker TO form standing committees for
the session.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

A1- III, month OF November which has just clio.
sed, is said 70 have been tae coolest November for
20 years rast
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

DEC. 1.-THE business Of the Senate
was mostly ofan unimportant character.
The resolution introduced yesterday res
pecting ID Western Hospital was taken
up, and after some alterations, adopted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

c5-Gov. McNuu OF Mississippi has appointed T.
Il. Williams Esq to Gil the vacancy in the United
States Senate. occasioned BY the resignation Of Mr.
Jrutfer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19
On Patents and Tie Patent Office,
Strange, lChaisman,) Davis, Preatiss,

On Patents ana me FdteHt OUece,
Strange, tCbairman,) Davis, Preatlss,
Robinson, Lyon.
Committee 10 Audit and Control Conttn-
gent Expenses of the Senate, mexican,
chairman, Fulton knight.
On Engrossed Bills, NoryeIl, Omar
man,) Smith of Indiana, Merrick.
Mr.. Upton introduced resolution en-
curing into the expediency OF making an
appropriation sufficient to complete the
Cumberland Road TO the Mississippi River,
or to Jefferson City, Mo-, the approprla-
ton to be paid TO the States through which
the road passes. provided those States
will apply the money to the object lnten-
ded by Congress, and discharge the Cen
eral Government from any further appro-
pra.ions. The various parts of the Pres
dents Message, were, on motion OF sew
eral Senators, referred TO their approprl-
ate committees, after which the Senate
vent into a short executive session, aud
adjourned over to Monday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

Or Capt, Joseph J. Nicholson, of the " $. Ma.
Wy died very suddenly, ofapoplex, at his residence
in Baltimore, ON the 18th inst 10 the 18th year Of
bis age As an officer, aud citizen he was held 10
high estimation, by those who we're acquainted with
him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19


- In the House, Mr.. Haynes asked leave
TO present a resolution that the House go
into committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union, for the purpose Of consider
ing the Presidents Message, which was
not granted. DR.. Atherton presented
the following resolutions, which after a
lengthy and somewhat stormy debate,
which lasted through the day, were pas
sed, the last of them on Wednesday the
18th.
Rcsofred, That this Government is a
Government of limited powers, and that,
by the Constitution, Of the United States,
Congress has no jurisdiction whatever
over the institution ofslavery in the seve-
raj States of the Coniederacy.
Resolved, That the petitions for the
abolition of slavery IN the District OF Co.
lumbia and the Territories Of the United
States, and against the removal Of slaves
from one State to another, are part of
the plan Of operations set on foot to affect
the Institution of slavery in the several
States, and thus indirectly to destroy that
institution within their limits.
ResOlced, That Congress has no right
TO do that Indirectly which 1t cannot do
directly; and that the agitation of the
subject of slavery in the District Of Column
bia, or the Territories, as a means, and
with view Of disturbing or overthrowlng
that institution in the several States, is
against the true spirit aud meaning Of the
Constitution, an infringement ofthe rights
of the States affected, and breach Of the
pubic faith on which they entered INTO tLe
Conlederacy.
Resolved, That the Constitution rests
on the broad principle oil equality among
the members OF this Coniederacy, and that
Congress, in the exercise of It's acknowl.
edged powers, has no right to discrmi-
nate between the institutions OF one por-
ton OF the States and another, with a
view OF uboIshing the Que aud promoting
the other.
ReSolced, therefore, That all attempts
on the part Of Congress to abolish slavery
in the District of Columbia or the Terrific
ries, or to prohibit the removal OF slaves
from State to State or to discriminate be-
tween the Institutions Of one portion Of
the country and another with the views
aforesaid, arc in violation Of the Constitu.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

o. A MIR. +. W. Saltcnstaii. has recovered
81, 1870, of Messrs, Stockton s. Stokes, as damages
for INJURY sustained by bis wife. hom the upsettns
Of stage coach belonging to the defendants, on the
Cumberland road,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

DEc. EN- the Senate the Chair an
nounced the following standing Commit
tees for the season -
On Foreign Relations, Buchanan,
(Chairman,) Tallmadge, Clay, of Ken
lucky, Rives, Niles.
On Finance, Wright, (Chairman,)
Webster, Nicholas, Benton, Hubbard.
On Commerce, King, (Charman,) Da.
Wis, Brown, Norvell, Ruggles.
On Manufactures, Niles, Chairman
Lumpkin, Preston, Strange, Ruggles,
On agriculture, Smith, OF Conn. CHAR
man) Spence, Linn, Mexican, Mouton.
On Military A6airs, Benton, CHAIR
man, Preston, Upton, Wall, Allen.
On Militia, Clay. of Alabama, CHAIR
man, Swift, Mouton, Smith, OF Indiana,
Foster.
On Nara 4 fairs, Mr.. Rives, {Chair.
man, Southland, TalImadge, Cuthbert,
Williams.
On PmJHc Lands, Dir. Walker, (Char-
man, Fulton, Clay, Of Alabama, Allen,
Prentiss.
On Private Land Claims, Linn, (Char.
man, Sewer, Bayard Mouton, Lyon.
On Indian A6atrs, W bite, Chairman
Sewer, Upton, Linn, Swift.
OfCiainas, Hubbard, (Chairmen,) Tip
tou, Criitenden, Young, Merrck.
On Revolutionary Claims, Brown, CHAR
man, White, Crittonden, NoryelI, Smith,
OF Coan.
On The judiciary, Wall, chairman
norris, Clayton, Strange, Pierce.
On the Post Office and Post Roads,
Robinson, Chairman Lumpkin, Wright,
Brown, merrick.
On Roads and Canals, Upton, CHAIR
man, mexican, Young, Lyon, Foster.
On Pensions, MOTHS, (Chairm0n,) Prem
tiss, Pierce, Roane, Williams.
For the District Of Columbia, Roone,
(Chairman,) Nicholas, Spence, Bayard,
Nckcan.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

SourH CAROLINA .--pstfca N1bie. esq has been
elected Governor OF South Carolina, by the Legs
Thomas Smith elected Lieut. Governor, ard
Angus Patterson, president Of the Senate, TO sup
Ply the vacancy occa-ioled the cleclionof MIR. No.
bio 10 tie alee Of Govefnnr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

Or Five couotereiters were convicted at recent
term Of the Common Pleas Court, in Lorraine, Ohio.
and sentenced to the Peutentiary, for terms vary
ing from three to ten wears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

Conn IN rHE WEST The Government contrac-
tors have purchased 80 900 bushels of Corn in Mis-.
snniri al ID cents per bnshrI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-19

II meeting hed BY lne Van Bufen members
uf The Georeia Legislature, al Medgeyille on the
22d ult. lie Hon. JonN FoRsYIH, was nominated
United Siote,. flom the number of candidates
for that office which have been spoken If by differ
cnt portions Of the administration Party, II would
seem thai the slayer Of Tecninsch is 10 be dropped
by common consent lie his been dead weigh 10
the party ard il con bat ~ tiford keen him aAoat.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

W EMRY II LEE g co, Nc Magazine street, are
"a receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, aud other late ARRIVALS rranl he
'tlern cities large and new seeee,l assortment
Hats, Roofs, shoes and Brosans,
consisting Of gentlemGns fine cat and Morocco boots
40 2d quality; do buf'd, and stout pegsed Doors
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco,
shees pumps and brosans buckskn shoes, brogans
slipper S; mems fine calf and kipped pegged shoes and
aad brogms; gentlcmen's best quality calf sewei Shoes
hrogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
ckle shoes and hrogss; do calf, seal and Morocco.
uian shoes and slippers, do calf, buff anu seal wings
a article; do fine calf, sed and morocco quarter
ots; oys', misses and children's pcgged and sewed
IN Ogans, and shoes Of every quality and kind.
Also general assortment of mems stout WAX and
";ssr lrogans and shoes, toge,he' with 10000 pairs
egro hest quality, russell brogans, nailed in the
Tanks, made expressly for plantation use; good
rtmenl of mems fine and stout kip russell brogans
W article, and arge quantity OF an inferior quality
r. sset and wax brog,ms
Ladies' fine calf seal, morocco and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid ran
w,md slippers do roam shoes, with ans without heels;
Il calf seal and leather bootees; do Prunela shoe
tall kinds and quates do lasting brogans; do g,ter-
and foxed booees. Misses lasting spring shoes anu
gans. Chdren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
4. ,.s and boots, &c.
Gentlemen fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
drab beaver do Of superior quality; do imitation
't' mao bread and narrow brm mems fine drib aud
tEsk Russia short mapped hats, article. Yoeths
In ,e size hats of different qualities; do chren's
NJ ms and bcy's black and dirb wool hats of various
pes, with general assortment of boys and mems
s.s,! caps.
Iis assortment will be replenshcd by the arrival OF
each packets from the named Cities all of which
WILDE sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
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noLBEAR's Science of Ponmansship received and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Cliatres street., New Orleans, l5J Broadway
New York, Danphne ST., Mobile.
Its particularly designed tor private learners, and
schools and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies and gentlemen invites to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at such houses may suit the
convenience vi ALL and to classes formed in any part
OF the city:
Ladies' who prefer toan receive lessons at their
sidences.
Persons paying for Irse of lessons desired
o attend uutii they writat' we'll as they wish.
mi DOL BEAR II BROTHER.
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FOR THE CURE OF

Scrofula or Kings Evil, Chro.c Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by free
eases, use CT Mercury
the bloed being in vitiated state.
This very concentrated Syrup IS prepared with the
greatest and accuracy and contain
the active principle of SussaparAa in the mos conueR
trated degree, combined with ether vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desideratam with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large qsantty Of Sarsaparilla in sma
dose, has been obtained this prepaTation-they being
fully convinced of ia rlstiis confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
Price 81 GO per bote. Sold only at SWAIN
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tors, Swaims Fa.Hcsa and ven.fuge Potter's Ctaoli
con, Carpentsrs f.epasations, and large and genera
assortment of freoh diuss, md
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BALM FOR THE TEETH
rENEestablishedr reputation and constaEtly increa ina
Il demand for this ele tual remedy of pain, and pre-
servalive of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it TO the American public. Arrangements hav
been made TO supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United Staes TO place it itti
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this
harassng of all aches, rooth-ache.
When applied according to directions given
BOTTLE it has never failed TO afford immediate and
manent relief 1t also arrests the decay defectiv
Nteeth and relieves that yhich so requent,
readers strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, an not unpleasant; and
the large number of persons in different sections of til
country that have already experienced such delightful
and salu,ary eacts from the of the Balm, are ready
to hear flor the public good their testimony to its UNI
rivalled qualities. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
singularly and unexpectedly, and be regarded by
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
rednan OF the woods.
Prices per bottle. Sold by
JARVIS 81 ANDREWS
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HARPER's CLASSICAL, IJRRApv

HARPER'S CLASSICAL. LIBRARY.
III GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, ID d. with
d an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS Of various
odes, &C. by Ben Jonson, Cowley, hit4n, Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Chatterton 6 Wakefield, Porsen
day-and
PHCEDRUs, with the appendix of Gudius transla
ted by Christopher Smart, in vols forming volumes Is
and Is OF "Harper's Classical Library
fhe Expedition of HUMPHREY CLINKER by
Smolle't, NJ d. with memoir of the Author, by Thorn
US hoscoe ESQ., new elitial, VITA illustrations. by &c
The ilPSf; Tale, by the author of "Richelisu
n one.
PAUL ,LIFfoRD; by the au,ncr o, "Pslha,
Tho Dist 7 adj sc, being volume ~ of the new cd,
not"Et wors Complies spks. Just received
saet5 VIM McKk,AN
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Z, z
yEyHE Genuine Indian i;alsnm Vi verw~lt ad tioie-
hound, is put up in bottles at the low price OF 5o
cents e,,c combining the strength of three ounces OF
Lveiwort best les the irues OF many other roots and
herbs known among the Indians as eicaeous in curing
pulmonary complaints.
TIL. II ,rivaled success which has attended the OF
rhis inestn,ahe Galsan wherever ii hns been intro
.d,ced has chained The confidence aad Recommended
tons Of respectable Physicians for the cure of eongns
colds pain In the side of rest srtng Of blood,
liver compiain &c.
u To whom it may concern. This is to certify that we
have in Our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
netss Indian Basam of Iiverwort aid HonrhoInd, With
n decided good effect therefore, from the know
ledge Of the materials it is made rom and observation
and experience, recommend as superis" preparation
or all those asctons of the lungs for which it ID re
nImenic,i. ALBERT WILLIAMS, MD.
CALVIN ELLIS II. ID.
Members of the Boston Medical Association.
Boston, October 25
saIeby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
III 10 nna nj r.hr sulas SITS
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Reeomms by the Medical Faculty.

W Recnn,me ended by the Medical Faculty.
yeCTLER'S Efervescent Magnetism Aperient-For
ID dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous debnitF, gidd-
,rss headache aeidy of the stsiaach, hablual Co.'S
,yese cutanecus Diseases govt gravel NC and much
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This desirable preparation has rcceivad the patron
age of many eminent members OF TIE proiessi"n' aud
rom DISCERNING uubc many respectable and unssli-
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soda water it possesses the active medicinal properties
Of the appr we'd sanous purgatises it Is pleasant
TOT palate, and grateful t, tn stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUTION-The increasing repnta-
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aian Aperent has been nducement ior others to Of
fer an imitation of this valuable med cine. Purchasers
are parlic ary warned OF this fact that they may be
On thei. guard, and mol procure animpure ardcle.
The public are respectfully inior ed that the subscr
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uniae preparations. For sale who esale d retail.
SICkLFs' h co. gents
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u MFDlCAl. CAKD.ID
EbebSC,EOES .H(saANSON

ssAY be consulted confidently at his office, 1i3
" Custom House street, near Danphinc street, or
the Of csrtan class of delicate diseases.
From DR.. johnsnus extensive opportunity in SOW
of the celebrated Hospitals in Europe, exclusive
y devoted the Of Veneri& and Sy phililic
complaints aud also from residence OF five years in
New York, during which time ,r. Johnson confined his
prac ice solely to the treatment of those diseases, with
the most unprecedented succeas; no is enabled to
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days without njurng the constitution by mercurye or
any other aeoterions medicine. Ghonorihea, Glet,
Structure, Samnal Weakness, Affections Of thsBlnd-
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train Of affections, which centrally follow neg.e
ed or ral-treneA Of Venera Scrofulous sores,
liberated legs, and worms removed by simple meth
cd of treatment without restriction in diet or Interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli
co1sultng their family physician, by sending a
statement OF their by letter (post paid with fees
encoset) can have Dr. ohnsons advice, for their own
treatment with medicine necessary to be used, torwar
ded.
Separate offices provided where patients CON never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night at li3 Custom
House street.
DEMONSTRATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec 10
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIvA -

"A BOLT six months ago had the misfortune to sa
N secret disease, for which have applied to sevc
ra doctors or cure and they did not care me- 10 now
on tho above date put self under the of Doctor
Huet and expect him to cure ma. Since That time
the .ease got worse break out in large ulcers
to the number Of six eight leg, and all over
n, face and throat, and not able TO work at he
present tint, account of the disease; large nicer
tie right side of the throat. am no putting so
confidently under the cure OF DIR. Huet, Of Paris
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
Eeti4 " ST..
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SPAIN REVISITED, &c. sc,

SPAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author of "A year
~ in SPAIN in vols.
TRAITS Of Indian character, generally applicable to
the Aboriginies of North America, by Turner, Esq
. vols.
The Political Grammar, of tkc United States, or
complete view Of the theory and practice Of the genera
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dedicated and adapted to tbs young men of the United
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Nimrods Hunting T6ilrt ir,erspersed with character
stic anecdotes sayings ard dn 5s ofsrortng men, in
with anal yca contents general index Of names,
volumes.
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Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on the poll
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and an expation Of the astronomical part Of the AM
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Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE Day JOURNEY FROM NEW


ORLEANS.
FENHE proprietor of This establishment has the plea
Il sure of announcing to his friends and the public
in general that he will be in readiness by the first day of
May to receive vsers. He will also state for the be-
neft of those at distance that there huve been large
Improvements made, and others now going OH and in
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subscr her to accommod. much larger number than
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he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
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support given him last and hopes by the
lions that have been made in improving and extending
tne Recommendations, to merit liberal patronage the
present seuSun. INO CRAM.
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