Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-16


CoUSrr CoURr.-Ol Monday last the County
Court re,cindci tile order, which passed at its Oc-
tober session, for application 30 the Legislators tor
auth ,rty to take stock in the Winchester and Mar
tin-burg Turnpike.
FnKxcH AID GERMAN TuITIoS.-ln our adver-
Using columns is a notice Fl ON MT T. ~ krezin-
ski proposing to give instruction ID those very use
fol branches of polite education, the French and
German languages. Mr.. Kyezinski has laid be-
fore u, very satisfactory testimonials Of his charac
ter as gentlemen and his attachments schol-
ar. He has taught several classes in the neighbor-
ing counties, where INSURED he has given the
fullest satisfaction those who have patronized
his efforts He was an o ficer Of the Polish army
in the last struggle which the Inflated country made
for liberty, and after her subjugation excluded
from an act of amnesty and having made his escape
as prisoner OF war, his property confscatcd,
and he forbidden to return to his native home
These clcumsta noes present which demands
the wslmest sympathy of Americans. From
Incompetent knowledge of the English language,
Mr. Kryesinski is unable to earn his suppor' in this
country in any other manner than teacher of
Foreign languages, and this task, doubt not
he is abundantly competent.
GoyERyoR's MEssAGE.-The annual communi
cation of the Governor the Legislature occupies
a large space in paper to day, that we have
but little room for any thing in The way of Editorial
or news. which. however. will be compensated BY
the interest usually felt among all classes in the af-
fairs Of the State and the desire TO obtain the Mes
sage Of the Executive at early day possible.
/ VixGlSiA LEGisLATuRE.-Both Houses of the
Legislature convened Richmond on Monday the
9Th inst The House of Delegates called to
order by Mr.. Wilson of Cumberland, who nominated
Geo. w. Munford for the office of Clerk, who was
unanimously elected. Mr.. Wilson then nominated
Thomas w. Gilmer of Albemarle, for Speaker, on
taking the vote Mr.. Gmer had 101 votes and there
were II scattering against him; Maj. Samuel
j. Winston was elected Sergeant-at-Arms and
Messrs. John S,ubblefed and Robert Bradley, Door
Keepers.
The Senate was organized by the election of Staff
ord H. Parker, Speaker; Addison Hansford, Clerk;
L. w. Allen, Sergeant at-Arms and Julius Martin
and Thomas l.. Nelson, Door Keepers.
EcoNoar,-The friends of the Administration in
Congress are making feint of being remarkably
economical in these times of waste and extrava-
gance. The people will well understand the true
meaning Of all professions Of such character that
come fl ON the Van Buren, side of the House. That
party do not wish that documents detailing the pc
culations that have been committed by the rcceiv
ers of public mones should be printed at the pub
lie expense and sent abroad among the people be-
cause some little expense will be incurred thereby.
Was more shallow pretence put fotth to CO.
YER up inquity, or blind and obscure the public Vie
sion that it might not detect the REGULATORS in their
violations Of all the rules of common honesty and
vrtue' Economy, economy, is the watchword
that now animatcs the rank and file Of the legions
of the Administration, and ii is shouted forth with
a as much apparent sincerity rs IT ther mouths ut
v tered but the promptngs of their hearts. But In
this even they gain honor, by of the OBJ
q ccts which they wish to apply it. The first note
s. of their amy with economy went forth, to stop en-
quy into defalcatons, and the second was sounded
M when it was proposed to furnish means TO the Go
vernment TO discharge its dues in the shape of pen
III sons to the few remaining patriots of the revolu
81 ,ion The last move, fany thing was more rePrehen
sble than the FIRST because it of ingratitude
to pay promptly to those old veterans, the scanty
Al pit,ance that has been allowed them, for the mighty
services they have rendered this country, and this
people in times past. The New York Star, speak
ing of this conduct Of the Administration party says
most truly Newer does the party feeling, Or the
intrigue of faction present itself in more loath-
a some guise than when arrayed in opposition to the
humble interests of the few surviving heroes whose
time worn limb, bctray the of those glorious
N contests which won all we possess-whch have
As made US all are!
N TAsrr.-The petticoat Aboliuonists of Haver'
Nj hill, Mass, passed the following resolution at one
Of their recent convocatiors, TO show, we suppose
MI that they are sincere their zeal in behalf OF the
M Gemm en- of color" To see the fair daughters OF
the Bay State deserving the com Portable seats OF
theil friends and relatives in church. and placing
,hemseves cheek by jowl with parcel of Negroes,
M on sweltering day in July, or August, would not
all to furnish incontestibe evidenc of the hneness
bind dclcacy of their feelings, as well as OF their
sense of prudence and proprety. Wonder IT such
conduct would not elevate them in the estimation
Df the LorLs ofcreation Whereabouts.
NJ "Resolped, That we, AboGtionists, use our
$nAuence in having our colored friends seated pro-
mbni.cuously in all congregations; and that as
Bong as our churshes are disgraced with side seats
and apart for them, we will as much as