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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10
Gseffenttie,e Sserfon.mluna.

Sim Wlcntas een Sten Scbrudr, per1dmn1el:
te ildl cine 9rcfe sInSnH Der @nraer ocn 9lls
ientaiin, am Soule pen { / q h. 9inpp,
nul bic gtnitelIltn9 Der BndrocIrs 3ohIung Der
gdufcn IN lleberIcgunq iuHebmcn, uno Wlass
re0eln eeeme9en Sn trcfen. Scbn &.
&c ran c, @fq. tpHree al6 8crllecr, Huo
W1at. 9Sm Srep nnb j.. 2. Wcrebeac, al6
Secretdre crndnnt.
Giue Committee, teifsbene aus fcGQentcn
perirncn, ndmIiot: Sobu s.. 9fuhe, jln gB.
Nrcp, eharles Rrdntcr, @harle6 Seip, Ga,
Deter B'crD, Gcuten Strnus uno OdDie
Stenis trnroe erndnrt, nm Seldllit6e absus
faeen, weldF nadlitebensc eiuberidltete, bic
pcn Der Serlammlung an9rnommen lpurbeu !:
8eIhIoeen, Cae, ba bic 8anfcn III
philaeelpbid bic Silber;dhlunqen cinacliellt
habcn, nnc ga fein 3weifel oprhonoen lit,
ooe ole eoro'Sdnftn III penulDIuauieu elm
GjIeldles thnu tpcreen, 70 balteu mir es fur
tGtdltdp itno nctbnenoi9, nm ,u oerbinoern,
oae ed6 Silber burd, ole Srcfer5 bon pbis
iaoelrhia uno Geuporf aus uuferer Sauf gee
sr9en, nno ndd) europa UCrIhifft mirh, bds
ole Ncrtbamptcu 6anf fur jcBt bic Silbers
;ahIuu9cn eiuifeIt, eamit Die @eIeegebunA
weld,e jeet in Slsuu9 il, cine tcmpordre
3ablun9s @tnfeaun9 Der Saufsn oiefes
StaatS billi9en fduu, uno bamit Die gtcrtbs
amptou Sanf III ben Stane 9efrst tpiro uns
ter mehr gilnifigen llmildneen ihrc SaarSahs
lnngen fcrtSnieeen, bic gu itleler 3eit ale bic
Seieegetnn9 uercrenen mag.
Be dlpTeu. Oas bicIe 8erfamms
lung Sittlhriften an RE @iefesgebnu9 icubet
un bic fIene 9icten 2ia si pieerritfen, rpeIs
die serbiitet oas fleinere gictsn nl6 S5 pom
ben Banfen ausgegeten pcroen, oorausges
fckt, edB CO in eirem lcId)cu l8cg aettan
iUiro, um eein Staat een ainseu oaprn sli
geben.
Bef d. Cen. Dds enc COMMITTEE diie
9elteat miro, nm Sittfdriften all ole @jefes.
aebnrg sa lcnceH, ipcriii gebeten mro, cae
fletne 5icten aus9egeben iperrsn frnneng in
llebereinfunft nit pbigem 8efflus.
DE Scamten her 9erlamnIlnng ernarns
ten icoann cine @omnittee prn brci, in ies
hem 3aunidlip fir rbigen 6ne5wef. Gle
9ianiea Der Committee perccn mir n6dlite
IScd,e rabliciercH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10

FIT G'eHuefufr filsu aft ter Cit lause ~.
nirfraiir fifl' pgreiniaeii EaHns nnp ai,f ben
man fsifes 2ntrnlifs ieeen FaHil, raH er ties
jeniasn e5runrfiee nn6fihrts aif peId,e er
eriudhII miro.
8effhioBen, bds ivir nad hem otigeu gln6,
ornd, Der Temotraiie onrathen, lIdh anf eis
men HeneR NlnH. ,u pereiuisen, emen Der
bds 3utrauen pes @olfs mieber herfleRf, unb
bic @rnnbfdee Der Demefratie ausfiihrt, ipie
lie bon Sefferlcn oar9ethdn, ilnb BON SadIon
nne Ban 8Hren aHSgefnbrt fpureeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10

slt6 @onferies ipurten bic S.crren Sieubrn
StrdnB uno q. {. 9fub errpdblt)
8e d Gen, DaB bic Berhantlnnf
aen eiefer 8erlammlnng BON zen 8eamten
nnterSeid'net une I'M "erd,a pntrici" uno
"6riebcnebptcn" befannt gemad)t merten.
Clluter;eid,net bon ben 9eamtcu.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10
Sbdebares Gt9entbunt
9gMf pffentlirher 9senDs.

Pittipcd,s ben 10tsu Mirs nddfens, nm
10 llhr Scrmittogs, fol- auf benz plaee elbft
in SeibeIbsrs 9ounld)ip, eeha @anntD, aif
effentlidier 8eneu oerfhNft nerbeit, bad fcls
gence ifdBbare gigentbum, leBtbin bas Der
mp9en oes perifprbeuen q b IN German.
9tD. Gin Grid 2alb,
Q,rs geIeeen in bsfagtem SaunIdip, uns
ffssssssiA gefabr cine Meile Bon Sdgersoille,
ssii 3enttalteno % 9Iter imb so 9fus
'ss4slss-Asa then earauf III erbaut cine Wtabls
uio SdgesWhlbte, Elm sneisit6di9tes ffeinerlt
9Gohnbaus, eine Gdener, Spriuahaus nebfi
nnoereu 9lneen9ebdneen. defer pIab III Gle
ner Ger 5elten I'M @auntD, uno IdItfld) fir
@Ieftdfte oter gIrt. Sin binldnglid1er Ibeil
bes eauees befeht nus Sdlwamm uno Socl,s
lano, unb ein niefebleueer MaGeritrebm be-
finoct fdl earauf.
$50. 2.-GtH Gtrib SaHlanb,
ardn;eno an has Stioe, entbaltrnb Is elder
nno 63 9Iuthen, mehr pcer ipeui9er, lfc6enp
an Qano ron Beter Rehr, SoenrD Sdlmet,
Salcmon Mleper unc 9Inberer. 2uf bem
enuoe bcfinret Ild) ein prddlti9er Saumear'
ten, unp Der Scrbau Aiest an oemfelben ents
lang.
$50. 3.-Giu Gtricb 0anS,
griuSeno an ba6 Sbige, cntbalteno 10 9I6cr
uno ia 9iuthen, mehr coer tpeniger, ffceeno
all 9auo opn Samuel GjebrD, gtatban Trie.
niger unb SalcmCn Mc9er. Gas eano be-
ilebt aus Sau,s Sdmamm uno S,olSlano.
0to. 4.-@in Grid Gaffauien SolS
lamb, entbalteno 5 9Ider, mebr peer weni9sr,
dpBeno an eaub bon 9lbrabam NieeD uno
2lncerer. Sas eano ii nit benz beitsn &as
ftauien DoI5 temadlien.
9ae. 5.-Gtn Stn6 &aifanien SolSs
lamb, liegcno III befagtem Gaunfhip, entbols
teno 9Ifer, mehr poer meniaer. lfrseno an
eanb bon Scfab german, Sobn Nettenftein
uno 9lncerer.
go. 6.--Gin Stn6 S0olslanr,
lieocno in befagtem IauuItbip, enttattcno
l5l 9iutben mebr cScr peuiger, 9rdh,rno
an eauo pon henrD Suusinser, Iat. 9ries
niger uno 9lnoerer.
Tie Seoiuguu9eu follen ani Gage bed Bers
fdufs befaunt acmadt uno gebbri9e glufWars
tuus 9c9cben merecn, bon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10

9lm lesten Treifaee in oieler Sto6s, nerr
&hnvleS De { diet etu 9Rsueluticnss
hflc, inF S7ifcn eetenejahre
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10
QBatfeneericbts q3erfauf.

Sn S9raft nnb sufcIee eines gsfebIs, aus
Dem Maifeneeritbt ucn Zelda @auHtp, fcIl aIf
CFFenAidler Benbu perfauft fperben, Sreitaes
ben l2ten Mdrs nddifene, mn 10 llbF 9pv,
nlitta9s, auf benz pIaee felbiiz
9sier gespiBe Stri6e gann,
nit benz 3usebSr, seIessu in 9alsburs ZauN
ffp, 2edla @auntp.
$40. 1.--@rdnsenS an Qanc rcn GbriifiaR
Oeilp nnb an bic StraBe bic ron gsthlebem
6uvsA naeh gnidus fiihrst-Gie 9erbefs
1ssmGA ferungeu oarauf ttuh, ein BIccfs
liiii JEObnbaas, Sdlener une GtaIs
lung, entbalteno I5 9lder, Hehr
cher weni9er.
SO. 2--@jrin,sne an Qanb ron s. @ies
unp aneere, enthalteno 9Ider BauIonn.
Sto. S.--Gr6nsenb 8. an qanb RON @hriifiaH
Eeilp nno dnhsre, entbaltene I54 9lutben.
Sio. 4.--@r6nSene an 2ane ron Saceb
lleberrOth, 0aniel MOris uuo nnbere, eHt,
baltene 2 SLIDER.
@s Ii bas hinterIagene @erm6gsn nes ret,
fcrbenrn George @ieB, Ieetbin Don
bsIaatem Eaanldlip nno GauHtD.
Die 8eoiHsun9eu follen am 8erfaufstaes
tefanut gemad)t meroeu bon
CSSacob Gtein, 9lbm'cr.
SHrdl Die @ourt,
6. g. Suf6, Gdrsibsr.
Eebruar 10, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10
OefentlieGe Q3enpu.

Sreita9s ben 26fen Setruar, Inn 10 llbr
8ormittd9s, folt an ocm 6anle bon 5onas
9 mi OF, in Sno'l8beitball 2anuftip,
Zelda @auntY, 6fFentIid uerfauft peroeR:
pferbe uno pfrroe @efhirr, 9linbsDicb,
Sddafc, II Stineiue, Elm ;weis9duls Was
gen nit Sacp, 70 gnt atS neii, pHn9e, G99e,
5ocl,s uno Sngos Shlitten, Elm SpaSerwa9en
uno Gjeidirr, Gin paar neuleitcrn nit Sdes
met, @runobeeren beum 8ufdel, Sctten uno
Settldccn, Sifer, Sottelu, Slider, nebif eis
ner 9roeen 8crfdlieoenbcit ecn S,auS,s Sdu'
crns uno Observation-Disclosures sufpeitldufs
tt9 M mslceu.
Die Secingun9en rerocn am Gage bcS
9erfaufs bcfanHt 9enlaht, uno 2lufpartung
9egeben speroen, pom
Benjantn Cdmiot
Soearp &ern.
6cbruar 10. *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10

3utrl9e oHentlIdl 9egebener 9tadlrldt, per:
iammelte ldl cine nberdus 9rcfe 2In,ahl ocr
Ndrr1en' Demcfraten urn Qrdla @auntD, an
Cienfd9 ben ltcu Sebruar i'm @curthuulC
III Auentauu. @5 mar ole ar6stc 0erIamm.
lung Die felt Sabrcu aIhier aebaIten puree
uuo Der bette @elt beIeelte ole SnmeIcnoen
Die @eriammIun9 luuroe rrgduilirt ourtD Die
@rnennlng eeS
9i6tb. ScnrD Sing, ais prefeent,
gtcc,pre Fl oenten:
6. Sc. QGicann, @f1. .. Nii(foro,
cSacob S0drtcr, S0eipelber9.
9lbratam &aRt, 8. Satono,
0aniel 8ei6el, Q. Y6bcitball,
&aniel Sitter, Sal;bur1
Salpmen Stores, Sannopcr,
Socnrr Seipel, 8. lt0cun9te,
e5acDb 8ciBel sc. 9SbeitbalL,
gelpt6 21rrilb, %. WtaclmJIc,
Saoib @olo, 9fcrthanptpn,
SSohn 9Seiba, @l1. 9opbill,
Nantel Sclhrctltr, Gpnn,
Nanl Sleiler, 9Sei6enturA
0teubeu Strau6, 9llIentalRL
Sectetdre:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10
QBai(enaerttht- -9Serfanf.
Nebruar 10,

QO1tIe19ert(Dt- Q5eTtaltt.
SIN Sraft unS sufclae eines gefebls aus
Gem gSaifens @jeriebt BON eeda @auntp, fol-
auf tffentlider 8eneu oertauft pereen, auf
bem 'plaee felbif, am Samita9e ben lstea
NldrS ndbfens
.3ipet 9eruBe Stride gano,
Coer plantofhen nsbif 3ugeh6r, Iiesenb in
Sdl;burg Gaunldip, eed,a @anniD. Der
erte ifcet all 9dno bon Ddpio Gd)pa, Das
oio Spinner, Sobn Spinner nno onbere, eHts
balteno un9efdbr 60 older. Die 8erbefIers
Ia unaen carauf FAB, ein speisif6fiqs
s.sS tes gBobnbaue, Sdeuer uno Gtall,
sssssse Gin 8ruunen nno Sprin9baus, Elm
esAszs@4 gutter SlspfelsBanmgarteIt 9RieIen
NIB 9utes Saulano, alss unter auien Eens
fen uno in guiem 3ulfdnee. Dss QanO iieat
nnbe bei Der Staot 9lllentaun.
@jleidfalts, elm Gtiid noflano, floeenb an
ednb ocn Saccb Sdreiber, Iebfbin Deter
9iud, Sacob 98prman uno auoere, entbaIs
tend older.
Das leBtheri9e Gigentbam 6es perfcrtes
nen gbraham SpinHer lebtbiu BON
SoIsburg GaunIdlip.
lie Beotngun9en follen am Gage oes Bers
fdnfs bPfdnnt gemad)t uno 2Iufipartun0 9es
9ebcn tperbeu, pom
@ecr9e SpiHner, I 9lomis
Scbn Splnner, niff'crS.
Turd, bic Court,
Gb. 9. gafth S6reiber.
Ssbruar 10. nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-10
Slene 5an69leime.

Cue gang neue nno in6nc sTrt yetnrtss
n1o Iaufidlfine fno fceben perfrrtu,et spoFs
ben, nnb 9emahltr unc nnggmahIfe @rcmsfa,
re fInn n Der Eruderri oirier 2eifnno Re,s,.
@iiiSeIu< DueeHo unp Euuoerf. sr eiIIei, 81.
ll9eH prets ~ haben. FrdmsF unb oneere
feRllrH eaa:it rsrIekell frrraeu.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04
A DISCOVERY.

The suboincd article is taken from the last
Woodstock Sentinel 1t may be rega,d ed as a pi
onecr to the discoveries that will doubtless be
ade Of inc xhaustbe beds of ore of both coal md
iron in the mountainous regions of the State, and
which to be verify inviting the hand of indus
try bring them forth, II is certainly presumable
tina, the veins of coal and iron, profusely
ing the mountains of Pennsylvani and which con-
tribute largely to the wealth of that State, may
also be found in mountains, they being for
the most part, continuation of the same range.
WoSDTRrUL DISCOVERY MIR. Lorenzo Sibert
one of the ffm of l.. & G w. S,bert, Iron Masters,
in this county, has lately discovered Mountain Of
Iron Ore, near the works owned by the firm. The
ore covers the mountain for several miles pr oject
ing every side like huge rocks putting forth from
the body of the cath, and. upon actual experiment
proves t" BIS very valuable, yi lding 20 per cent
after being fused The mountain alluded to has
gone heretofore by the name of Paddy Mountain.
We learned the above particulars from gentleman
Of undoubted veracity and relative Of the
fortunate discoverer. II Is our impression that
only that mountain, but all the mountains of the
Valley full Of IRON coal We rejoice
with the discoverer aforementioned al the advan-
tages secured to him by noble discovery as
tLat he has made.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04
WING NOMINATIONS.

We expected to have received formal report Of
the proceedings Of the two Wing Conventions,
which assembled at Winchester on Monday last
expectation we have been disappointed. Welesrn,
however, that upon full consultation and delbera-
ton, RICHARD w. BARToS, E.q.. Of Frederick, re-
ceved the nomination for Congress, and CHARLES
JAMES FAuLKsER, Esq, the nomination for the
State Senate. We, accordingly. place the names
Of these gentlemen at the head of our columns as
the chosen instruments, through whom the Wings
of our Congressional and Senatorial Districts, will
yindcnte their principles at the Spring elections
In both Districts, have very large Wing ma
jorities. In the counties of Berkeley, Hampshire,
and Morgan, constituting the Senatorial District,
the Wing majority is liule if at all, short of four
hundred votes. Jefferson, Frederick and Clark.
added to these, make the Congressional District
and we should say, that hundred are to
be added as the balance in favor of the Wings in
the three latter With this strength. we are just.
fed in the anticipation of brilliant Wing victory
In making this parade of our strength, however,
trust that may not u the Wing party into
state Of security carelessness. Every considera-
ton of patriotism urges them to union, harmony,
and zeal, and we earnestly appeal to them to keep
up their organization, and stand by their arms un-
I'll locofocoism is PROSTATE and powerless in the
and.
At the Presidential election, Old Berkeley was
the Star County of the District. She again enters
for the proud distinction of giving the largest Wing
majority in the district, and dares all her gallant
.i.ters to compete with her for the honor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04

EDUcATIoS-PRiMARY ScHooLs.-We publish
with pleasure, a communication on this subject,
from very enlightened source, and aeknow ledg'
another from the county of Nelson, for which We
will endeavor to find an early place.
We arc glad to see that the public mind rs awe
kened. The astounding disclosures OF The hate cen
sus-,he dsgraceful fact that Virginia, in the mum
bers Of those who cannot read, ia in proportion
not in actual count, or BOTH behind every STATS ~
the Union, ought humble that State PRIDE ~i,"
we have cherished so long, and so (msy we Gay ~
aingloriouslyi President making, under the ~
nasty the Richmond Junto, who have JUST OH '"'
dust, has superseded every other consde's' s..
For twenty years and more. that DynaLs3 ea' ~
tated the law Virginia, and at the close o. 10 -
reer we find it not only to have abandoned s,..y
oldVirginia doctrine and usage, and TO have 49,
the old Dominion in position to become u. - -.
cry and butt of the Union, but to have 90 'A'
elected its first and highest duty. as 10 pre-: ~,
greater amount Of ignorance than any Sia'e ~
Union, Virginia. in the general diffusion oil e'"''
ton, is far behind what she was in 1900.
The fist step to remedy this shameful sat-
things, is TO pitch overheard ihot entire pun" . 10
and fungus. the Primary School system 40 ~" M.
force It is impossible that it can be rign,,,, -,
der it, ignorance has multiplied. -hfe@' ""'e
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04

THOMAS EwING-There is something glorious
in tracing the progress Of selfeducated men We
cannot help honoring them and We pay willing
tribute always to human nature in encircling hem
With our affections, and yielding TO them conf
.dence.
Il this class does Thomas Ewing belong. Self
taught, the child of poverty, Injured ire tolls of
poverty. he has worked himself up until by his tai
ent aud integrity, he has won the public regard and
respect And richly does he merit both His
:oi for the public veal has been marked ever by q
noble virtue and tried pa,riotism--bya tried pa
uiotism which has shrunk from no responsibility.
and feared no opposition-w has proved him
worthy Of the largest trust, and the hgbes, station
49, Gin Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA

p We quoted recently some passages from the
Richmond papers on the subject of the controversy
between these two States The New York Jour
nal OF Commerce Of the Goth ultimo, contains a
long and we'll written article on the same topic in
which the just claim Of Virginia touching the mat.
ter in question is ably vindicated.
Tbs fact that the constitution recognised slaves
as property ia thing so we'll known and SO deer
sve OF the point here at issue, that left TO
wonder how controversy protructed could grow
out OF such n case the ono in dispute The Jour
nal, in the following paragraph, demolishes the on.
ly position that could afford opparen; ground to
Gov. SEWARD and bis supporters:
Il is not denied BY Gov. Seward tina, slaves
ware deemed properly when the clause in the Con.
sti'ution was framed. that the clause broad
enough then TO cover The offence Of stealing one
1t ia insisted that inasmuch they proper.
~ nov, the clause does not attach. This would
settle the principle that State might at any time
by its legislation alter the effect Of the constitutions
al provision. II il may withdraw one species Of
property from its operation. the principle ia the
same when another State attempts to add. j., is o
bad rule which accommodates the caprces of New
York and withholds the same privilege from Virg
MIA.
Al the time Of the adoption Of the constitution
slaves were held in New York as well in States fur
Their South. Because the condition Of New York
is changed in that particular it does not there
fore follow that the principle of the Constitution i.
changed. II remains as it was established, and il
meat be interpreted according to the sPit in which
II was framed.
The conclusion at which the Journal arrives i,
the plain that the men demanded by Virglnit
should be given up; and it intinates with proprie
~ that il they should be surrendered they would
if innocent, be able 30 establish their Innocence
but that even if gully, the circumstances of .h'
case would constitute an appeal to the courtesy o
Virginia, which would probably induce the Execu
tive 10 pardon them Ball American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04
NEW ORLEANS,

Some friend has sent Us n New o. leans Price
Current. Those unacqlainted with the immense
trade of the crescent city may form soma idea of its
magnitude, from the fact that there were in port,
on the 18th of January 205 ships and barques, 81
briggs. and SO schooners-in all, 800 vessels! This,
of course, does not include the steamboats,
that navigate the mighty :" father of rivers" and
pour into the lap Of New Orleans, the agricultural
treasures and other productions Of the valley of the
great West.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04

Ma. WEnsTER.-This distinguished and able
statesman is expected to resign his seat in the Uni
ted States Senate, about the mddle of February
the Legislature of Massachusetts being in session.
the vacancy thus occasioned in her representation
in the Senate will be Immediately supplied by a
successor TO Mr. Webster. Referring to the anti.
cipated appointment of the New England Senator,
to the frat place in The Cabinet under the Han rson
administration, the New York Commercial ssys
The highest compliment Mr. Webster has ever
received. is the universal appreciation with which
bis call to the first post in the cabinet has been
hailed by the country. Bo,h the wisdom and the
sagacity of the President elect were displayed in
the selection of Mr.. Webster aud the whole coun.
try settled down at once upon the anhuncaton, in
a state of security and repose.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04

ARRAY AT NAsHvILLE "A rencontfe 1"oS n fEo..
on the Ilth ult f, at Nashville. between "a ].
ter son of Mr.. Foster. late U 5. Senator 49,
G. Harris, editor of the Nashville Union A..
proved nearly fatal to the latter. Dihe'e
counts Of the ARRAY are given by the two parties"
II ,nrear, that there had been some difference '.
tween them on the subject of politics. Foseu
ing spoken harshly of Gen jackson ana H., he
giving him the lie. Foster challenged nm der.
refused to fight. Foster, thea. IL appears ~nt 10
took to chastse him. and FOR that purpose VA for
the Hotel whore Harris boarded, ana ws ''s. The
him as lie came 10 supper. As he was Cross sb;ch
bar room Foster fred pistol one oai ,oash his
entered his breast ana another passs Harris vas
arm him with pistol in his hand and r:'
he fred in selfdefenee. HarT'Ss woo 1"s
~srs bnt mo-, dangerous-RicA. C0~P'sF'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04

We cut the following paragraph from the Letter
of the New York correspondent of the National
In,elligencer
have before n little newspaper sheet, by
0. printed at Milan, in Italian. IL is Govern
ment organ there. and is nearly filled with the
pipe laying frauds" OF the Globe, &c &c, which
the Austrian organ Of that Government uses to con-
vince the Republicans of Lombardy that free Gov
eminent is but a farce, and that there is no virtue
nor honor in these United States, the mild and pa
ternal Government Of Vienna being far preferable.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04
OPENING OF THE FRANKLIN RAILROAD

The franklin R,il Road was to have been for
mally opened TO Haserstown, yesterday. BY the
completion of ih. road to its present terminus, a
continuous line of rail.road is open to Phila-
delphia, which will no doubt draw to Hogerstown,
a majority of that portion if not the whole, of the
Western travellers, going direct to Philadelphia,
instead of passing through Baltimore heretofore.
In that case. Martinsburg would be upon the route
OF many Of tho travellers on the North Western
turnpike, also those of Tennessee by way of the
Valley.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04
LOCO FoCo CONVENTION.

A meeting of the Locos of Frederick county, was
held at Winchester Monday last at which TWEEN
'y,our delegates were appointed to represent Fred
erick county in Convention, to nominate candi-
date for Congress, to be held in Martinsbnrg, the
22d instant. The Xirgipian states. that delegates
have already been appointed, from Berkeley Jefer-
son and Morgan
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-04

The OREGON TERKtToRI,-Mr. LINN, of the
United States Senate, has introduced bill decar-
ing that the title OF tho United States to the Terri
tory Of Oregon is certain an will not be abandon
ed. The bill further authorizes the President of
the United States to take immediate measures to
have the boundaries of the United States on the
Pacific frontier asceTtsined and fixed; and in the
mean time, TO take .uch measures may be neces-
sary to protect the persons and property of our cti
residing trading in the Territory of Oregon.
1t also provides that line Of military posts be es-
tabIished at suitable places between Fort leaven-
worth and the Rocky Mounteins.
The bill grants one thousand acres Of land to
every white male inhabi,ant Of The territory who
shall cultivate and the same for FIVE consecutive
years. Ii also authorizes the appointment of an
Indian agent with salary of fifteen hundred dol.
lars. whose duty it shall be to supernend the inte
rests ofthe United States with any Indian tribe ives,
of any agency now established. Bali american