Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

General Laws.-Messrs. Smith Of h.
Anderson, Smith Of c., Nash, Faulkner,
Tod and Good.
The following are the standing Com.
mi,tecs in The House Of Delegates Tor inc
present session.
Of Courts Of Justce.-Messrs. May
SouthalI, Tyler, Stuart, Voolfolk, Shands
Jackson, Chapman, Daingerfeld, Tnns-.
tall. Hodges, Edmunds, Of Halifax, and
Radcliffe. r
OfScltools and Colleges.-Messrs. 1y-
Ter Goode, Dorman Venable, Bayly OF Ac-
comack, Mcdonnell, Washington, Gun
niopbam, Robertson, SouthaIl, MERIT,
Walker, and Flowers.
Of Propositions and Grievances.--
Messrs. Seymour, Thornburg, Smith oil
Isle Wight, Bolts, Hoffman, HaskIns,
Flood, Ramsey, Payne, Bare. Anderson,
TAYLOR of Halifax, and Cobbs.
of Claims Messrs. Witcher, Card
we'll. Urquhart, Taylor Of Loudoun,
Smith of Rockingham, Bouten, White
head, Mccoy, Harris, Roberts, Goodson,
Fitzhugh, and Edmonds of FauquIer.
of Roads and Internal Navigation.
Messrs. Watkins, Crutchfeld, Witcher,
Beard, Crockett of Wythe, Toler, Smith
of Kanawha, Barton, Watts, Peyion, Ca
bell, Stuart, and Robertson.
On The Militia LawS.-Messrs. Dor
man, Bayly Of Accomack, Crutchteld,
Smith OF Kanawha, Dortcb, Tan, and
Watts.
Of Finance. -Messrs. Kinney, Broad
us, Sherrard, Stephenson, LanShorne,
Barnett, Kyle, aud Smith OF Gloucester.
TO eramine The Peniten;idry. -Messrs.
Voolfolk, Wade, Vaughan, Turner, Des-
kns Reynolds, and Waite.
10 euamiae the Public Armory. -Messrs.
Crutchfield, Coma, Lorimer, Martin, Crop
per, Smith of Russell, Shadwick, Sturm,
Fitzgerald, Culbertson, Fox, Ojell, and
White.
10 examine the Erecutire Expenditures
-Messrs. Robertson, Urquhalt, Ycrby,
Radcliffe, Carroll, and Wright.
To examine the Office Of auditor Of Pu6-
lie accounts. -Messrs. Sherrard, Arm
strong, Mcpherson, O'Ferra!l, Park, and
Bailey Of Surry.
TO examine the Office Of Second AUDI.
tor.-Messrs. Beard, Holloway, Snod.
grass, Mitchell, McCliniock, Carson, and
Hail of Gruyson.
10 examine The Clerks Office. -Messrs.
Taylor of Matthews and MIddlesex,
Smith, of Mason and Jackson, Clayton,
Prince, Organe, and Farley.
10 examine the Registers Office
Messrs. Raymond, Fryatt, Dunlap, Gay,
Crockett of Tazewell, Richmond, ana
Cloud.
Joint Committee to examine the IredSu-
rer's Accounts.-Messrs. Peyton, foit-
man. Hale of Franklin, Edmunds Of Eau
quier, Thomas, Davis Of Smyth, and AL
exander.
To eram,nc the Bonds Of Public off,
cers.-Messrs. Stands, CALDWELL, Jack.
son, Wilcox, Shanks, Daingeriield, and
| Martin.
Joint Committee TO examine the Public
Library. -Messrs. Tunstal!, Tayloe Of
King George, Corbn, Edmunds OF Hail.
fax, Goode, and Cunningham.
Commiqee on Agriculture and lndnn-
factures.-Messrs. Barton, Ley burn, Ball
/ Washington, Cardwell, Mcconnell, White
head, Venable, Smith of Rockingham,
Wilcox, Iluskins, and VERIFY.
To euGmime Enrolled BiHs.-Messrs.
Wilson, B7oadus, Smith of |. of W., Ser
want, Wood, Bailey Of Surry, and Mitch
ell.
To examine Lunatic Hospitals. - Messrs.
Stuart, Tyler, Leyburn, Flowers, Con,
way, Chopper, Tolcr, Holloway, Smith OF
Mason and Jackson, and Ball.
The Albany papers announce the ar
rival in that city. of General Scott, and
Col. Worth, from the Northern frontier.
The Evening Journal remarks that these
gallant men, now, as heretofore, have
discharged their delicate and responsible
duties with distinguished success and a
bilty. Gen. Scott has traversed the en-
ire Western and Northern frontier, ming
ling frankly and iamiliarly with his fellow
citizens, and intoxicating, with persuasive
eloquence, the doctrines of obedience to
the laws. Col. Wortb's position has been
one of extreme difficulty. He has, how
ever, borne himself nobly, combining IN
all his movements, the fidelity Of tho SOL
der, with the generosity ofphlanthroPiSt.
The high duty Disqualification could not
have been more wisely confided tran to
the hands of Gen. Scott and Col. Worth.
DELAWARE L. 5. SENAToR.-From
Dover, we learn that on Friday last, the
House went into all election for Senator;
and the result was as follows DIR. Joseph
Maull, Wing IL votes. James A. Bayard
Van Buren,, g, Blank /. We have not
understood what action the Senate Inns ia.
ken on this choice. The resolutions
pending in the house for an election by
Joint 6aAoi have been indefinitely PostPo-
ned.
M. - Nnn Dnren nnennhnrs from