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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
RELIGXNES NO1XGES.

Episcopal services may be expected in Martins.
burg, at the Lutheran Church. on the lst Of March.
(being the frs, Sunday at II o'clock at Hedges.
vile, on the second Sunday (the 8th) a, the same
hour; and at Bupker's-Hill, on the third Sunday.
Che l5h) at the same hour.-Divine services will
be held also in the afternoon, at this church, when
the divine lite 0 fbaptism viii be administered. In
the afternoon Of the 3,h, services may be expected
in the Stone Church on Back Greek, at 8 O'Clock:
on the fourth Sunday, (ihe 22d) services in He'd.
gesville, in the forenoon; and in Martinsburg, on
the fifth Sunday, (the 29th) in The forenoon.
February 81, 1910.
The VEsTRY OF NoRBoRHE PARISH will hold a
meeting on Saturday, the goth of February, at the
Store of Messrs. Burns s. Seibert, at l2 o'clock, NJ.
A full attendance OF The members is desired.
February 10, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

The Richmond Wing, of the llth inst, sa!s:-
. In respect to the coun'y contests, tho Wings
should be taught by their adversaries. They should
bring forward their ablest aud most popular men,
and unite their whole sttesglh in their support -
No dissension-no multiplicity Of candidates should
be tolerated. The strongest men should b. appeal
cd to 20 take the field at this ciisis of the Republic.
,iderations uf personal interest to withhold then
from the public service at this important juncturc,
when patriotic sacrifices are demanded, and when
the country needs the helping band Of her best cili-
zeus.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
2oD OF FEBRUARY.

This day was marked with appropriate ceremo-
nial by the citizens Of our town. The La Foysne
Gaards-a corps that merit, The highest Eraise for
its zeal and public spirit-paraded, with its accus-
toned promptitude, on this occasion. About mid
day, the company. together with a large number of
citizens assembled, at the Courthouse, where an
add ess was deliver b, DAVID HOLMES CONRAD,
Esq, accompanied with the reading OF numerous
passages from the Address of Washington to his
Fel!ow-Ciiizens, upon retiring from public life, and
the narration Of anecdotes, in familiar manner,
tom he private history Of that immortal man
The whole wa. informal and unstudied, but partic-
ularly appropriate. The absence of the pomP Of
preparation and form, added interest 20 the quiet
and unpreieuding celebration.
1t is a gratiS ing circumstance, that we have not,
here, either foigottcn OF omitted to render the ho-
mage Of "a public ceremonial TO him, the Savior and
tbs Conqucror, who, as Aiis,idcs, is every where
styled /" The Just" In other aud prominent por-
gioos Of the county, this sacred day has, either, not
been ioreuunouacod. or, as has grown customary in
these latter days, been devoted to The vain amuse-
mcnts or the hollow ceremonies ola HOLIDAY. In The
dizzy whirl Ct patty strife, men neglect TO recur to
shroul the hallowed name Of WAsHtSGroS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

The baltimore American says = The recent i'm
pouatiun ofbl0odhuuHds into Florida, 70 be used for
the purpose OF tracing the Indians to their COW RS
ia The sWamps and hsnimocks, has caused conside
fahie discussion IN macy parts OF the country. A
corresp ,ndcnce on tn subject, submitted by the
Ssctetgry Of War TO the Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Military Affairs in the Senate, goes to show
ina, the importation referred to was nude by tie
auth,1itics oi Florida, aud that the dogs are to ba
used " as guides 10 d,scoverl The lurking places ofthe
Indian, ard NOT, as has been enormously believed,
TO vorry or destroy lhtm."
The Secretary states that the Government was
not consulted on the subject Of he importation OF
these dogs by the Governor and Council II Florida,
aud was ignorant Of the transaction until after their
arrival 10 The Territory; but the Department did
nat feel itself j%ustfed in forbidding their use. The
dogs, it appears, a1e to be muzzled, and each is
held with "a leash by a keeper who always acconpa-
mics tho animal when engaged in following the track
ofa fugitive.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY, !.

NtW Jersey.
Nj. SoUrHAfL submitted a Rcrort from the Sc.
lect Committee un he joint resolutions from the
State Of New Jersey. LAID on the liable and order
ed to be printed.
The X port concluded with the following resolu-
tions
/. Rescloed, That the la'e nets ola portion oftic
Representatives from the several States, by which
five OF The persons, who were duly commissioned
under the great seal of he State Of New Jrrscy, as
her Representative Ia the eGh Congtess ct TIC
Unlied ; ates, we're prevented tom exercising their
rights and dIschargiHg thei, duties Us such rcprrsru-
tnt,ves, were q fragrant abuse OF power, n palpahle
violation OF the parliamentary lass established by
reason aud unvatyins usage, a pre-, edcnt Of most
alarming and dangerouA character, and on outrage
upon tie rights and feelings Of tte people Of New
Jersey.
.. Resolced, That each State ofihis Confvleracv
should make common cause Nth her SISTER State II
New Jersey-shouid ."em the inquiry TO her as an
injury to a,l-oH should use thri. best ef'uris Ia
restore the said o,g,a 10 her constitutional position
in the Union.
3 ResolOed, That each State, as The law now is,
has the sole, absolute, and unqualified RIGHT 10 pre.
scribe the mode and manner 81 its elections Of mem.
beers to the Congress Of the u. States, a. we'll a. the
form and character Of the commission or retIr
which its respective representatives should bear
with them to that body.
4 R~esotvsd, That the Governor Of this Common
wealth transmit a copy OF the foregoing report and
resolutions TO tie Senator and Representative in
Congress from this State, wlh a request that the
Sumo be laid before the ;wo Houses Of Congress /;
and that he be requested to communicate a like CO.
py to the Executive Of each Stale 10 this Union,
with a request TO submit the same 10 their respect.
i've Legislatures.
Mr.. CUAPMAN gave notice tina, the minority Of
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frequent descriptions OF his powers are no doubt
equal to his reBilA. / grant Tint be has that, bur
must say that / am tired Of hearing from tiin
these contiuued exhibitions Of bis personal powers
morals, and intellectual strength.
Mr.. CALBous said-I shall net rise to notice the
personalities Of the Senator. have bit rlsrb 10
,sy thar I have not missiated The character u ay
own bill. ( scarcely ever speak continued hf. L
that he does not rise to answer me. 10 day he har
rome "a bsiween ate aud the Senaior ifoFn h'iooe
fsiaad ! ~consiicr saet my proposition Sas y fpfg.
Nv stated by the Legislature Of Rhode Island, ana
/ have but corrected tie misighe.
Mr.. CLAY sai6-i appeal to The Senate q 70 wEo
bcgsn lie personal all1sions complained O. lie
commenced By stating - All UBIQUITOUS. lnofosi'
md unIafliaBefJats Ny, mat he bad ~ 60 hceAee
in my opinions. He wishes to m4he an attack Gp-
Oh ore ond then assume the p~p-iton Of one af1ng
Oh lie defensive. This i, hi> usual aid ia yi.fg
course. What ARE he faots7 Tie Scnator from
I South Carolina 94e. 10 correct ihs proceedings 1T
I me Legislature o. Rhode Is!and. lie wishes 10
say thar the l. gielature have misstatee hi. bill
My opinion is tlat they have not, aud 50 believing
| have corrected the Senator'S errors. Pressed hy
the sensiiiveness Of h- nature. nud tjs narnfnf cgo-
tism, continued Mi. Clay, be leaves h- own posi-.
ion, uses different language and mskes al attack
upon me-.
Tie senator ord my,elf ore su'agonisiiclI to each
other. We are SO naturally, 10 Character and ptin-
ciple. ] feel Tint ~ shall remain so. ] am con
rent. BIT Whenever that Senator wraps himself in
his mantle Of selfd, fence, relics upon The sympa-
Thy II his friends rather than upon The Justice OF his
cause-~hep he chooses to challenge me to meet
bin in any honorable way, | will meet him, and in
lis language rerel attack.
The conversation between Tie two Senators was
continued, but in ipildrr language, when
Mr.. KNIGHT, OF X. l., defended the resolutions,
ftom The implied ntiscks and interpretation bestow-
I'd upon them by the Senator from South Carolr
ma.
The resolutions were then laid upon the table ard
ordered to be printed.
State Debts.
The report Of lie Select Committee upon The
sui Jet Of State Debts came up as ono of the orders
of the day. An Incidental but prolonged discussion
followed the introduction Of the ~suljec,. which con-
tinued until three o'clock, when the resolutions
were post poned until tomorrow.
Mir. PHELPs, Of VT, and Mr.. HUBBARD, of New
Hampshire, desired TO peak at length upon them.
Mr.. BEYTos, Mr.. CRfrrENDES, Mr.. HUBBARD,
Mr.. BUCHANAN and others spoke to-day.
The Senate were some time in Executive Session
and then adjourned.
Message Of The President.
An important message was received from the
President Of the United States before the adjourn
ment-asbing The Senate TO consider Ike peculiar
CONDITION Of The Tressary in the elislation OF tie
country. An issue Of Treasury notes is likely 10 be
the consequence, as some Of TIC members have m
fimatsd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
FINANCES OF VIRGINIA.

The Baltimore American says:-Ihe Report oil
tho Auditor, lately made in obedience to q fesoiu-
lien Of the House Of Delegates, exhibits a statement
Of the fiscal affairs Of the ealtt. Tie ex-
istins debt Of the State amounts 10 Sc. 500, 377.-
A q means OF c.eeting this liability the State owns
stocks ard other property considered available
which estimated at the par value will amount TO
Sc, 23l, 0G3, being within $40, 4e3 Of the amount
necessary 10 extinguish the debt. O,her funds more
OF less available arc ranked in a second class, and
when added to the foregoing viii increase the az
grcgate of the States resources to nearly twelve mil.
lions Of aollsrs.
A more favorable view still may be exhibited by
emitting in the estimate Of liaf little, that portion OF
The State debt which is held by public corporations
for the use Of the commonwealth. There will re-
main with tki. deduction an actual debt Of only S.
$50, 374. Against, this amount the State holds 10
the single item Of Bank Stocks 81 1858 400. To
meet tho balance there are other funds amountin.
to more than six millions and a half.
In tie account Of the States debt her Liabilities
for subscription, to certain works Of Internal Inn
ptoveRient auibotizcd but not yet called for, are
not included. These amount TO S2,3l8. 320-the
largest item being the subscription of $ 800 $50
10 The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
II aill be seen 10y lhese statements that the hnan-
ces Of Virginia are in IA highly favorable condition,
Ia SO far NJ freedom from embarrassment is consi-
dered. This favorable state Of affairs will enable
the Commonwealth whenever her policy shall die
tate such a course, TO enter upon the Development
Of her vast resources with great advantage,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

caIamsies Of the Interested Partizans Of ths FEEDER
III Executive.
sThe result cannot fail to DO favorable TO tho ca
Illuminated hero, and the glorious cause OF which De
is the champion. Let the friends Of public liberty
bu, do their duty, and The Republic is disenihral
led. At no former period within the last ten years
has the prospect been so cheering The hour for
the national delivetance is at iIond. The Iorie-
fceli,. They see the hand-S hing upon the wall.
Up, gallant Wings, thsn. md to the onslaught
Rid your country Of ibe " Rognes and Royaiistsi =
4 ho have proStii1ted he Sfsces Of the Government
10 their o~n mercenary ends. Bsfle the unpriDci-
pied Co0ittonists, who, 10 contempt OF principle
and decsncy, have leagued together, TO distribute
among ihemsel-es The ofices Of The Governments
baaditti would the spoiis Of plundered people.
"To Inc young Whigs OF the Commonwealth WI
would especially appeal They have a deeper and
more enduring interest in The preservation OF our
institutions. Let them take the fed, one and OIL
md btirg their talents and their enthusiasn to
,wsll the uiunph Of the good old cause for which
a H.mpdsn fought ard a Sldney died. The nd
yersary is dispirifed-one bold and united assault
sill pat him to hopeless and itreifleyable flight"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Cumberland Road,

The Cumberland Road question ha. been prop
erly btt"re the House for two days past, but the
discussion has been confined almost altogether to
The merits and dement's of General Harrison.
Mir, CRARY, Of Michigan, spoke for Two hours
and more yesterday TO prove hat General Harrison
was not a general. and that he was unskilful and
co~atdiy in his conduct at Tippecanoe. Such a
srcech was calculated to create a good deal Of eX-
citement in the House.
MIR. GooDE, of Ohio, has had the floor most Of
The day, and he has entered at length into an arsu-
ment to prove tiat General Harrison was a brave
man. a shilfdI general and a statesman.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
IQ HE WIG YOUNG MEN
OF THE COUNTY OF BERKELl

Meetings have been held, in several
counties Of the State, and many OF the
States, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the You've MINIS CONVENTION,
to be held in the city of Baltimore, in May
next.-Ii is time that the Young Men, Of
the Party, in this county, should turn their
attention to this matter ; and, for that pur-
pose, it has been deemed advisable, and
notice is, hereby, given, that a meeting Of
the Wing Young Men will be held al the
Globe Tavern, in MsTtiusburg, on the
FRS. day Of March Court, next, at A o.
clock, p. NJ. February 81, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ItHStUN T HWN.
Mr.. JONES, Chairman of The Committee Of Ways
and Means, made an appeal 10 he House to-day,
to make the Pension Bill the order Of the day for
tomorrow at one o'clock. Nj. J. advocated The
importance Of the motion, and the necessity which
demanded action upon it.
Nh. LAwRENcs, Of Mass. seconded the reqtlf st.
Mr.. THomPsoN, offs. c., objected, and the yeas
snd nays were demanded. The ru'cs were suspect
ded, l66 TO /. Tie Pension Bill viii therefore be
taken up Ia. morrow at one O'Clock.
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Proceedings i'm Congress.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Aner'caH.
IN SENATE.
WksHISGToS. +, bruary Is, 1910.
The Tariff.

The TariG.
An interesting and animated discussion continr-
ed until n late hour last evening, upon the propo-
sitiou OF Mr.. Benton to print extra copies of Il doc
ument upon the subject Of salt and the salt tax
Mr.. CALHOUN and Mr.. BESToS were arfayed, the
one against the other, during The discussion, and
the peculiar relationship Of these di>ting ulshed men
more interesting.
After Messrs. BENTON and CALHOUN had con-
cludsd, several ST natoTs were nhNious TO speak,
but Mr.. WALKER, Of Miss, was first recognized by
the President &C the Senate.
An adjournment was called fer upon all sides of
the Senate, and an adjournment over to Monday.
Mr.. Walker made both motions and both were
unanimously sustained.
The debate will probably be renewed on Monday,
and a general and very inrere sting discussion OF The
whole Tariff question Is expected.
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Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE or

SATURDAY, February Is.
On rolipn Of Mr.. BAYLY, the report ftom the
Select Committee in reference to certnin fugltiycs
f,om Justice, refused 10 be delivered up by the Go
vernon of New York, was made The Order Of The day
for Thursday next.
Join2 Order.
Tie House proceeded to the execution Of the
ioirt order, which Ind foI it, object the election Of
a first and second Auditor, a Treasurer, Rfgisle, OF
the Land Office, and Secretary Of tho Common
wealth and Librarian.
The House determined to elect all tie officers at
once and Mr. BEARD was requested 10 col.u4icatc
to lie Senate the decision Of the House.
la a few moments, Nr. THOMPSON returned with
a message from hat body. that they were ready to
proceed to tie execution Of the joint order.
On calling the tol, he present iii ers received
the unanimous vote of he House, VIZ:
JAMES +. HkATH, First Auditor.
JAMES BRowN, Jr, Second do.
Lawson BURrour, treasurer.
STAFFORD Ii. Parker, Register Of tho Land
Office.
WM. II. RicHARnstA, Secretary Of The Common
wealth and Lbrarisn.
MI. BEARD, reported from the joint committee,
that each Of he nOnticCes had received l39 votes.
MohnAY, February II.
Various bills we're taken up on their frat and Sc
cond reading.
The bill to amend the act for the better organiza-
lion Of the militia, was tahcA ur, and vatious a.
mcndments wvIe offered, which produced "a good
deal Of debate.
Before getting through with the amendments, tue
House, on motion Of Mr.. BYRD, adjo1ncd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

ST. AuaUsTIEE, FEBRUARY7.-lhe Btoodhounds
Ia isiy received from Cuba, have been subjected TO
many experiments, the results of which have been
very satisfactory. They follow a trail twenty four
hours old with rapidity and accuracy. Some oithcm
are to be employed by the troops now securing the
country between the mouths ofthe Waeassassa and
Shawannee rivers, Micasopy, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
Y'OU.H'G SOW GR.9F,

vlRGINlA:-Io he County Court for Morgan oou"'
ty, February Rules, 1870,
1,coh Rc,cb,rd. pnf,
William Merks, BAIL Meeks, Jeremiah Nieeh',
Phebe Cottedge. the unknown Hers OF ~ pa"t,
Meeks, Jr deed, Talbot Roekhold (atdS nSss
well) aud Sally his wife, Jonathan barker, -" and
ham, William, Jane, Mary, Ann Eilzape'h' M Hns
John, children Of said Jonathan Barker anu ~ n,
=" 10 WI" '' DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
YEyHE defendants. William Meeks, Bozh Ne'N"
q. Jeremiah Aleeks, Phebe Cottedge, ana u -
known Heirs Of Lewis Meeks, Jr., Decd no' y
wing entered their appearance and given seou,"a5
according TO the act uf Assembly, and me ru,es ses
this Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory ssu
that they are not inhabitants OF tins Io"" 40
wealth: il is ordered that the said defendants - :.
enter their appearance to this suit, on the n''s ,bs
Of the next May term of this court and answsl hs
plaintiffs bill: and that a copy OF TINS o'u' ,hs
forthwith published in some newspaper NJ Nv
County of Berkeley, for two months succs'ser me
and a like copy posted on the front door
Court House Of the said County OF Morgan
A Copy.-Teste.
Eab,,arv OF IQdn DIN
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IN CHANCERY.
EISfrQN.

NvAKEN up by The subscriber, living nsa'
NJ Tavern, TX Roads an e- o-srxNE
tray HEIFER; white, with black EM.NN{f1
sides, ears. and nose supposed "
to be about one year old, and sP,, g&s[@zzS
praised at So. The owner OF said ,roner.
Heifer is requested to come forward prove
~. nav CHARGES. and take her away. rp
Feb. 81, I84O.-3t SAMUEL MlLhb
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TUESDAY. February ia

Mr.. ERsKtYE presented the memorial ofcitizens
ef Western Virginia. asking the repeal Of the law
authorizing the vending Of arden ut spirils.
Ga Mr.. tox's motion, ResoiUed, That the House
vii proceed, BY joint vote with The Senate, on
Nedn, Stay. 'he 90 b INST, 10 tie elrciiou If a GEN
eral Agent aud Store keeper, and Super intendant OF
of tie p,nitetuaiy.
Mr.. HUNTtR presented a petition ,Gom Will
ian Thompson, late Dspu'y Sheflif OF The Couat!
Of Morgan, praying The passage of Law aut"ori'
1ine him TO b. ctedited With 4 delinquent land list
On Nj. ARa.rRoNG's motion, the House ad-
journed.
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ADVERTISING M~EMORANDA.

Sale, on Saturday next, about Q miles north Of
Winchester. of valuable Land, by A. S. Tidbol
Trustee and Commissioner.
For sale, TO morrow, at The late residence of Pie.
be Tabler, deed, a Negro Man, by Henry j. Sci.
bert. Admir-,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

BREACHES IN The CANAL.-We learn that a
number Of breaches have been caused in the Chesa-
reake and Ohio Canal, between Georgetown and
Seneca, By The late general thaw and breaking up
of the accumulated ice and SHOWS Of the winter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
CANDIDATES FOR The GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
TO the Voters OF Rcrketey f,o,y,fy.

fkLLow CITlzEss: In obedience to the soliei.
tasions of many of my friends, Of both political psr.
ties, | hereby present my humble claims to you~
consideI alton. as "a Candidate fi a sect in the mex,
session Of the General Assembly Of this Common.
wealth. Your obedient Srtvsnr,
JOHN CHURCHILL HEDGES.
January 80, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

We are authorized to announce ions r. BEAt,
as an Independent Republican Candidate, to repre.
sent the County of Berkeley in the mex, General
Assembly OF Virginia. Feb. I3. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

On Thursday last, by Rev. c.. c. Taliaforro, Mr..
JEREMIAH GutNN, TO Miss ELizApETH BARE, all
If HCdga~viilr.
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W. I'D. .BenkSs

DENTAL
hFFERS bis Professional Services to the citi.
W zcns of Martinsburg and vicinity. He may
De found at Mr.. krocsen's hotel, for a few DAYS on.
~. February 81, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
GARDEN SEEDS.

A FULL and fresh supply of the various kinds
IA in se.eral Use, just received ard for sale by
Feb. 81 1910. WILLIAM DORSEY.
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The New Store House.

A I Tahb's - Roads, is for rent. 1t Ia
"a will he rented on Easy terms. APP ff.s.tt3
ply to LIE
WASHINGTON EVANS.
Februf nv 81, 1910 -3w
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The COMMITTEES would submit a counter report IN a
few dave.
yasnt order.

JirL order.
Tie joint order, having for It's object the election
ofa Councillor Of State, came up as the order Of he
day.
Mr.. CHApMss put in domination HEsRT L.
HoPKIxs. The present incumbent, who hnd dischar-
aed The duiirs Il he station with zeal ard ability.
Messages we're intsrchansed with the Senate, and
no other reron beirg Pet IN nomination., on Ih>
Gl#i5an2
Jasat voie ailh he seaaif Hopkins 1870, scatter
.irg4 4.
=, n L. Hopxrss ws, declared duly elected
Councillor i,r three yret. ON The 3iat Of March
nsxt.
On motion Of Mr.. Fox. the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

ITCNsDAI, ftbFWaFN 10
O., Mr.. RAsEY's nation tbe Committee Ut Pro-
rasnion*, BE. wn.. Instructed 10 enquire into the
expcd,enty Of aiole cd c,u.iiy preventing BY law
he escape ci runaway slaves Beyond ths limits OF
The State.
On Mr.. UuxrEn's motion the Committee Tor
Courts ofJastiee we're instructed 10 erqaire intotte
xpediency OF authorizing The Judges Of the Circuit
Superior Courts Of Law and Chanceiy to grant APP
peals from judgements ami DEGREES OF then respee-
i've Courts, in The same manner and subject TO the
.ame provisions that tie Court q Appeals and the
Judges thereof in vacation grant appeals, under the
cxi-tit 9 provisions Of he law.
MIR BAILY moved that the otdcr 81 the day, on
the Ntw York, case be made the order ot the day
for to.Inorrow-wbic was agreed to.
And then on Mr.. RArcLlFFk's motion, the House
adjourned.