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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
THE N. L. BOUNDARY.

Excite meni again prevails in the disputed terrific.
~. in consequence of the acts Of the American ex-
ploring party. II . ms, that in running the Bou,-
Diary, they have gone e1st of the old Boundary and
thus neluded several fsrms, hitherto considered in
New Brunswick. Attempts have been made to
stop tho Commissioners, AMI a New Brunswick
editor says that they will be stopped from running
Boundary line, though he is wiling to allow
them u explore the disputed ground.
The commander of the British forces in New
brunswick, has proceeded tothe scene Of operations
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

ARMED STEAMERS ON TIE LAKES
The course Of the British Authorities in
building and fitting out on the lakes
steamers we'll calculated for trade or war
seems likely TO induce similar action on
the part of the American Goyernmeni.
The Fertilization Bill has been amended
IN the Senate, in the true sense of tho
word, by the appropriation Of Sl00,0GO
Tor steamers on The lakes. The Bufao
Commercial states that both the ARMED
steamships are now at Chippewa, ready
for service. On the 9th inst, the ToroD.
to passed down the Niagara river, and
the hltos, with the sanguinary symbol Of
81. George flying at the main gafl, on the
day following - Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

a proposition in Canadi, for introduc.
ing the system Of voting by ballot at elec-
tons, has been defeated by small major
ny. The Kingston Herald deplores this
result, and seems to think that the ballot
system IN the United States, koers ou
elections so much more orderly. This is
a mistuko--ln those States where the votes
are given pira roee the order at the olec-
ton is, if any thing, better than where
the Ballot obtains. - Rich. Comp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

COMPLEMENTARY w her the French
Frigate L'Armide salu,cd the Pennsylva.
MIA, flag ship Of Com. Shubnck, on Sun.
day morning, 18th instant, she had tho
American ensign hoisted al her m4inlop.
mas, head. The compliment was return.
ed by the Pennsylvania, in answering the
salute, by running up the National flag Of
France.
Admiral Arnous visited tie Pennsylva-
MIA, on Sunday, when he was received by
y salute, and Com. Shubrirk visited The
L'Armide on Monday. when the same
compliment was paid him. NorjoM Bea-
ran
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

Inc recent publications. in relation to
the liability OF bltumnous coal 10 sponla'
neous combustion have elected various
statements in the Pennsylvania and New
York papers which 90 to establish that
fact. The people Of Richmond who arc
somewhat interested in the matter Of btu.
mlnous coal, deny that such an occurrence
has ever taken place in the numerous car.
goes shipped from the mines Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
TrnNrssnr DIsnNrnRAlLrp. Our in

TENNESSEE DIsENrnRALLED. Our IN.
formation from the Tenn, ssee Electors
leaves 20 doubt that a majority oil Wings
are elected to the Legislature so that
hrncelouh Tenncs see will be represent.
I'd by two Wings in the Senate Of the
United States.
Our readers are already aware that
Mr.. JONES, the Wing candidate, has been
elected Governor of the State. His ma
jority is even greater than heretofore es.
timated. Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

An outrageous assault WIS made last
evening, on the person Of WILLIAM H..
RoANr, late U S. Senator from Virginia.
The attack was made by slave named
VIM. Thompson, brlongng to J sse F.
Keesee, Esq, Of lIenrlco. The only
cause for the assault was in consequence
Of a remoas,rance made by Mr.. K. to thu
slave for encroochiug upon his fam Tree
tlll) The negro has been caught, am
WIS brought TO town Mt twelve o'clock
last night, by Pass'd N IDS ipman J. Is,
Randolph GU. S. NJ and Nj. McCouI
ley, and lodged il the county jul. We
are happy to learn that Drs. lIox4ll aud
Watson d. not think Mr.. Roanc ia my
immediate danger.-Kich. Whig, Of 1911
instant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

a fire engine has recently been built
m New York, which is said 10 lie more
powerful than any ever before construct.
e.. ga recent trial il threw clean
stream 81 water one inch and an I'll nth
"a diameter, over liberty pole, one hun.
dred ana lorty-sevcn feet high. On aDo-
Their trial II threw stream a bout the same
height nom pipe, OF which the bore was
an men and quarter in diameter. II Bat.
American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
MMssHs. IliLR AND CLAY.

The last Charleston Courier confirms
a long lr,ter from Washington, which
bears the impress of an elevated spirit, il
not prominent actor in the drama OF
Federal Politics, in which we End the fol-
lowing paragraph -" Little conGd nee,
however, is to be awar cd to the thou,
snnd rumors, which daily aud hourly rush
from the Capitol, and still less 10 that
portion Of the press, which, under the
Wing STANDARD, is endeavurng to gene
rate schism aud discussion in the r,eiks,
to serve their own base and mcrccnarv
purposes. Many oflhcse journals, fru,u
personal disaVrointm, aud private pri I,
have endravored Ia represent Mr. Tyl I
and Mr. Clay es parallel lines, between
whom there was no union or sympathy.
The objects, however OF such men are tuu
palpublr, we hope to receive respect o.
regard, here or olsowh re. ond he dispu.
suon to place both ;bese gentlemen 10
The attitude Of opposing condilalts for rhc
pr, sidentlal succ, ssprshin, carries win il
a condemnation, whica shout paralyz"
the eif'ri Of any who could sanctioG
parricidll an attempt. Mr.. Clay aud
Mr.. Tyler are both engaged in holy
and common cause; that gnal being
reached it viii become the people t. So.
lect and determine for themselves. Unu'
then, the ins'Iiuus des gn to mlnuricture
opinion into such shape should be-
crushed and scuWled down by all who r..
gard, with devotion, the rrOripips of Inc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

The Hon. and distinguished Mr.. Sam.
uel l.. Hays, member OF Congress IRON
the iiarr son District, writes To some ed-
tor at Clarksburg, that he evil vote
against any Bank Bill, thai may by pos.
slbllty pass, either in the shape of is.
cdEig or raScahty."
The Hon. gentleman is tcihy, certainly
but if he yot. 5 against both the fscalliy
and the rasc0H'y, he will disappoint to
public expectation, or al leasi not act up
to his reputation. Rich. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

New FRreArE. The new frig to Con.
gres5 was launched al Portsmouth, N. II.
on the 10Th inst. Great pains have been
taken In her construction, and she is said
TO be "a slendid specimen Of naval ARCH.
lecture, designed as model iiignte.
We also see II stated in the Phtladcl.
pha papers, tina, orders have been given
To prepare The frieate Raritan, which had
been so long on the stocks nj the Navy
Yard Philadelphia. Ii is stated lhs, SHE
IS 10 be employed as one Of the Homs
Squadron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

The Buffalo Free Press states That the
following is a correct enumeration of the
persons on board Il steamboat Erie, al
the time Of her conheeraiion:
Swiss passengers 100; Cabin do. so !;
Deck d.. Americans, &c. so; Crew % /;
Musicians 10; Total 265; Saved 33 I;
Total loss Of lives 232.
The less in money is estimated at $780,
600. The boat cost about S73 000.-
Merchandise ON board is estimated at s 40
600, and It is supposed The emigrants had
about $l60,000 in specie What sacri-
fee Of property rs well as fearful destruc
lion Of human life
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

We are puthuuzt to state thnt Capt.
Thomas II. Williamson, Of Norfolk, VA.
has been arpolntod Instructor of Tnctics,
and Professor Of Drawing, in the Virgiuia
Military institute. He has accepted thr
appointment, and will enter upon his du.
lies forthwith. Capt. W. was cducutcd
AT the u. S. Military Academy, ard has
been for many years engaged ON the vn-
rious public works OF the State us an En-
gineer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
TIE WIG PAIiIY.

A letter from Washington contains the
following paragraph:
"The Wing party never was 50 close.
" united, md there is not IA man among
US not ready to make any personal sacri.
flee to carry GU, objects. There never
was so noble and glorious party on the
Globe"
True as Holy Writ. And this noble
spirit among the Wings Of Congress, meets
fitting response in the bosoms Of the
Wings Of the Country. There never as
so stuuncE, so loyal and devoted party.
The talk Of dissolution the erratic aber.
rations Of this or that politician, but binds
them. the more closely together. They
have no idea of being CHEATED Of the fruits
Of their lnbors by Trading partzans or
stu|tiiird abstracts. Tney have struggled
10 throw off the incubus of the late by.
nasty, and to substitute practical and sal
ut Try ielorm--and they never will be- con-
toni until they attain their ends. THIS or
that man, altered by some giitcrng bau-
Bile, or leo astray by me nonsensical re-
(ih.ng, may fly off the helve-mly re-
nounce his allegiance To his principles aud
his party-but the Wings are cont, Mt amt
resolved to live aud die ia the Wing filth.
Thcy may be kalk, d to day or to.mor.
row, bat IN the end success must crown
their glorious and patriotic eHirts. Rich.
TFhig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. =. Ttcca.
~ pf tie members Of the Convention which
framed the Constitution % the United
States, were NJ, mbers of Congress when
the act establishing the FIST Bank of ito
Unit Sintes was passed, and only s,r Of
them vote against il. In The Debate ON
is passage, Eibfid2e Gerry who had
been a Member 1T tie Convention, de-
clurcd that /" he thought Congress were as
competent 10 establish a National Bank, az
e'ther House 10 adjourn from day 10 day"
Madison
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

More changes are spoken of the government of
the United State Bank, and ii is intimaed, in seine
Of the papers, that Mir. BipDLE lnay again take's
proninei stard in il. future dire ction
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

WAsHlNGTos lkyIhGls quite NJ, from at
tark Of bilious fever, at his residence near larry
'owr. Exposure, while on journey through the
coal region Of Peanyya niu, is said to have caused
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

Alta late ire IN Syracuse, New York some thiIiy
fcrsons were killed, and fifty more wounded fron
the explosion Of barrel of sunpowder. in ore Of
the burning houses!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

LITERARY REMUNERATION. - Lord By.
ron received from Murray nearly len dol
lars "A line for the fourth canto OF Chide
Harold, or about Us much for iro lines as
Milton obtained for Paradise Lost. THIS
well illustrates the difference between the
intrinsic and market value of an article,
difference which SO many love to con-
found. --BostoH Tunes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
PRICES IN BALTIMORE.

Our country friends will perceive from the Balli-
more markets given in to-day's paper, that an i'm
provement has taken place in the prices Of grain
and aour. This is owing to the news brought by
the steamship Columbia. which arrived at Boston
IN tho Igth
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

II is stated in the Baltimore Patriot
that DAVID HoTFMAN, Esq. has declined
the appointment Of Commissioner under
the Treaty with Mexico Of April 1890.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
TENNESSEE.

All the counties in this State have been heard
from, eScep,7 Jones's majority for Governor so
far, is 1928. The Senate stands II Wings and 10
Locos; House, SO Wings, &c Loco., and one coun
~ hear to fom, which last ,eai sent a Wing
Good
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

lHpIGSITY TO THE PRESIDENT. We
perceive that, in pursuance OF IA requ, 81
made TO the Mayor Of Washington by a
large number Of citizens, he called pub
lie meeting TO be helI 90 the afternoon Of
the 18th inst, in reference to certain dis.
graceful proceedings on the part Of num-
Der Of worthless ruSdlcs to lneult the Pre-
sident, and for the purpose Of adopting
such measures as tho occasion called for.
On Moniuy night it appears that mum
Der Of dsorderly persons were guilty Of
acts highly dsgraceful 10 themselves, and
offensive TO the quiet, peaceable portion of
the lnhab tants Of the city. 4 portion Of
these persons were Of the party who were
graiifiej at tie veto Of tie Bank bill sby
The President, and the object Of their p;o-
ceeding was TO testify ti;eif APPRECIATION
of the net. Others OF them were such MS
disaPproYed Of the veto, and who also
gave vent 10 their indignation al the
course Of the President, by tie most re-
peehrnslble conduct. Among other things
they were guilty Of entering the grounds
near the Presidents mansion, and dsturb-
ing him and his family by Insulting ami
rlotous accar4tion and acts. We are
highly gralifed to perceive that the moral
sense ol the whole community Of tie city
has been SO outraged by these proceedings,
as to lead to measures such as are con-
templated by the meeting hch the Mayor
has convened. However much we might
be inclined to disapproye Of tho course Of
tho President in reference TO the Bank,
and however greatly he may have disap-
pointed public expectation in the matter,
yet there is nothing in this ,hat efIorGs
any sort OF warrant for the least indigui
~ being offered him on account Of it. 1t
should be recoIlected that MIR. Tyler is ut
the head Of the Government of the coun.
try, and that any Insult offered him as
such, is an insult to the people of the ma
ton. We hope, therefore, that the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting will be an inJig-
nant reproof Of those disgracelul transac-
tons, and decided evidence of the
shock they have given to the moral sense
and feelings of the entire community
Baltimore Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26


The iarg' s. meschaniise dcput in tic
lnnt q S,atsis now IA course Of con.
slfuetioa Ia 3 sion. "a tae terminus OF Tho
Wcsl ~ Railroad. which Is, as cur rrs1.
Is are probably aware, thg mosk which
connects ihe Western Railroad wuh the
above mentioned cry. |, eill be cen,
gl,t, on the 1T of December next, aud
will be $50 Tea, long, ny l20l' q wide. Il,
laHnds,on is on piles, :hiekly diiy,n. 10
the very b $, manner. On ths Sc pill i,
placed, lengthwise, a range Of granite
stones, and on the top al ihs So "a Ike
range crosswise. Ca The top Of this las,
tange, aud to rquallze The pressure per.
fecily, we find teyers, darehts Of grant.
Al the end Of the walls, The lateral pres.
sure is sustained by bars Of iton, which
key together several Of the arches.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

Of Fiscal and Exchange Bank, limited
to matters universally acknowledged 10 be
within the authority Of Congress, and
steering clear Of all The objections stated
in the late Veto Message. We do not
undertake to predict that such plan Will
certainly be brough, forward at the pre-.
sent session but, If such measure should
be brought forward, AMI should succeed,
in such form as to harmonize opinions,
and yet accomplish objects of public im-
portance intended by il, il would consii-
tuie one Of the most oyentlul occurrences
IN our political history, and, il not glory
enough" for this or any other Admnis'ra-
:lon, would be signal component part Of
it's renown. Not knowing, after what we
have seen, what may not be accomplished
by the present spirit Of the Wings IN Con
gress, we anxiously conjure them, one
and all, TO "stand upto the rack" Let not
man leave his place until the end shnll
be scent A few working-dsys nor may
be worth a six months Session under other
circumstances.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
News Of the Dny.
TnE Maxi GOVERNOR.

A correspondent urges the election Of
VINCENT WIrcuER, aud pays jus, tri.
butte to the great natural abilities Of tina,
gentleman. NJ man uf our aconaintsnee
has given more and stronger evidence Of
gigantic native intellect. With no oonor.
iuuiiirs Of Improvement in youth. and
with very few ia early manhood. he has
on many occasions shown himself able 10
gfapple successfully with the strunres, n.
trllecis IN The land. He is enc ii tlos,
men Who would be gres, any where--be.
cause nature made him SO - but II IS only
10 Republics. where the hu;nbl, st may : s.
rire ." The hottest posts Of trust or honor,
bat his merits are appreciated and re-
sard' q. Our correspondent cunsi icrs that
bis elevation 90 ihs Chef Msg'siracy of
- native State. wouid be befiuing hom-
ae g. she Fvnins 81 our Democratic in-
u World, by giving earnest
lhst ihr highest stations are within Tie
rsach IL az. irrespective IL birth ur wealth.
prove a powedd nerniieo to Others 10
strive 6sr thu pain-~the inward alone Of
titlus ard hblnits.-- RIGA. lFhig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

On the 2Uth instant, 207 Semuule indians we're
SHIPPED from Tampa Bay for Arkspsas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

The French frigate La Belle poulie' Of
sixty guns, commanded by the Fnnce DC
Jonvlle, and the corvette lie Cassard, OF
twenty guns, Captain Lugeal, are hourly
expected at New York, from NewIound-
land. The Prince is POW in command Of
the French naval station at the latter
place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

AN AFFAIR OF tloNoR.-W learn
rom the Montreal Herald, that an afT,dr
of honor came IF near that city, on Sun.
day, between two French gentlemen,
who came all the way from New York
10 settle the difficulties. They fred three
shots each without effect. These same
gentlemen attempted to shoot each other
al Iloboken, las, week, but their friends
Of the Police inierlered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-21
PERIODICAL OFFICE,
STATIONERY STORE.

STATIONERY STORE.
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IL md the public generally that they have open.
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To Mr. Geo Kellsars clothing store. Where they
will receive subscriptions for all the popular perod
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They will always keep and sell low all description
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PERIODICAL OFFICE,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-21
VARIETY GOODS.

lust received at Ihe Music nd variety store,
y Union street, large assortment OF variety
goods, consisting IN part OF the oloSing aIueles
waters in boxes, German and Victoria pins
painting and visiting cards, shirt. vest and coat
buttons fancy jewe ~ aud work baskets mantle
superior article, direct from the manufactured
iashionah.e uck, twist, hair and shell side combs,
fne combs Of oil sizes penknVes, SCISSORS, an"
I;erman silver ware r''hgc lanterns, fancy beads,
Flcmming', and Crawley's drilled eJed needles
amber heads coral beads, with ware OF way
aud hid dole and a general assoTiment 81 Toys
aud musical instruments }. MELsi'ON'
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-21
NOTICE

w HEREAS john Rutherford, Esquire Lleuie-
w nant Governor Of the Common wealih OF
yi-einia, tacting as Governor according 20 the
uroyisi ms Of the Constitution hath issued his
PROCLAMATION, bearing date on he 18th day OF
September 1911, and 10 the Sheriff OF Ono Goun,
~ ARE ted reciilng that n vacancy hath occurred
I'M the Senate Of this state by the resignation OF
Moses & G. iud, Esq. the Senator elect Tor the
district compOsed of tie counties Of Brook, ONO
'Tyler and Marshall, and commanding The said
Sheriff To hold an election m Ohio County on the
fourth Thursday iu October next for senator
for the sa a district 10 I'LL the vacancy aiOresad
NOW BE IT KNOWN TO the electors OF Jhlo
countv thatin pursuance 10 the directions OF the
aforesaid proc lamation, en- election will be heio
on the tth Thursday m October ncS', lbeng the
9th day Of October lS4l u 10 ONO County5 loI
tbs pnrgose Aforesaid and that the polls will 9
opened al the Court House Of the sad county
I'm wheeling, and at the precincts Of west lloer-
" and Tria de lphia, al ten cock on mat Osy'
r. " MITCHELL, Deputy,
For RICH ARD HARDESTG,
se,,ta "a sheriff ofOhio Coun'v.