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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

a DREADFUL AND CowARDLY MAssA
cRE.-A letter TO the ST. Louis Republi
can, from Fort Leavenworth, gives an &C.
count OF a most cowafdly and b.oody
massacre committed by some Kansas upor
some Pawnees
The dislardly Kansas, G5 in number
took advantage ofthe absence ofthe Paw
nee warriors from their encampment, ane
all but | / of the women ant
children found in it.
One woman sold her lie dearly. She
s3rang upon one Of the Kansas warrior.
like igress-clulched his throat, an,
would have strangled HIM if her arms hac
not been hewn from her body.
The Pawnee prisoners were reached By
"a detachment of The American force sta.
toned at Fort Leavenworth, and had beer
brought into Believer.
This massacre will be a signal for 4
fierce war between the Pawnees and Kan
sas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

We understand that Baltimore County
court, present Judges Archer, Magrudel
/ land Purviance, yesterday filed their Opin-
ion in The case known as the ShnplaSte,
Cases. The particulars of The Opinion
1--WE are not put in possession of, but the
result is, that the judgements Of the mag.
astrates rendered in favor of the plaintiff:
shaye been sustained, and the parties max
ting the issues are rendered responsible,
lThe reprehensble plea Of persons issuing
notes, and then taking the ground thai
these issues were contrary TO the law, has
l thus been discountenanced by the opinion
3oi the above Observation-Disclosures Amer,
sicdn, April 3.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

WOO are, to resiew tbs positions YOU have
.laken, and By magnanimous abandon
'ment 81 erroneous and untenable opinion,
and measures, restore those harmonious
relations between the States which il i
alike the Interest ana duty Of Us all to en-.
deayor % Perpetus,c.
| have the honor 10 be.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN Al. PATTON.
To WI n. SswsRp, Esq.
tfnvafnat 81 Nav York
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
GENERAL INTEIIlcENcr.

d TAVERN LFcENcEs. - The law lately
Spassed by the Legislature Of Pennsyisa.
aaia, Is likely. as i strikes US. to make q
Smosg heallhtul reform ia the affair of
granting licenses ii, that State. BY lie
Aaw, as previously existing, the County
\ Courts, u whom application is nade,
s9eFe prohibited from granting lictass
10 any person to keep an mn or tavern.
asxcem upon certificate ct wtiling, SEA.
III BY at least twelve respectable ciilfsas
sof the ward, boFoaeh, or township, il
(which tie SAID tavern is proposed e ba
IL Fl, setting forth that suen tavern Is Dc.
scessafy taF ihe pubic accommodation,
sshj thst the person making application is
III goo1 repuie lcr honesty aud temper
stnce, ana is we'll provided aNh house
room, and canveniences for the acccmmo.
latioo % strangers and travellers.
By the supplementary law new enact.
], persons intending % apply ior iav-
ieru license, are required to give ten days
notice OF such Application previous to tie
l6lSt day OF the term Of Court, al which il
u made; the publication IS 70 embrace
lthc certificate atove mentioned, wahThe
lnames of he signers. and IS 10 be made ID
she newspapers Of the district, Or by hand
bills, to be posted IN SIX Of the most pub.
Tic places therein.
With snch provision for throwing
| ighi upon the matter, the Cour., as we'll
IS the people Of the district, can act IN
derstenilingly on the subject. And we
shall much nisiske, il this publication Of
the certificate, with the names Of the Ger.
tiers, do not tend TO work a most health
iul reform ia regard to the issue OF tavern
licenses in Pennsylvania. We may aGd,
as query worthy Of consideration, on a
subject Of SO much Importance, as beating
upon the public morals, whether law
gvers in other States might not derive a
useful hint from this reform movement ia
The keystone State p Ban. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The ORANGE TREE OF FLORIDA. The
sSi. Augustine News of late date says:
Notwithstanding the severe cold Of the
sPast winter, we have fair prospect Of
abundant fruit NEXT fall. Those trees,
(which from age and hardihood, escaped
junscathed, are now covered with blossoms
promising yield, that in some measure
twill compensate for the labor and alten.
stlon bestowed upon them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

OVERLAND TRADE WITH MExIco. "A
late number Of the Shrevesport lntelIi-
genccr states that two ENJOYS recently
arrived in Texas from the provinces Of
Mexico, charged with power from the
people Of chihuahua, Durango, and Ia
catecas, TO make terms ofamlty and COM
msrcc, in order TO open communication
u Seen these provinces ard some point
lon Red River. The editor OF The Shreyes-
port paper says, that those provinces con-
sumo now, Notwithstanding the oisadvnn-
tnges under which they labor, about So
900, 900 worth of goods annually.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

land joined a persoRal feeling Of attach
.ment to that respectful regard due ID TIL
Chief Magistrate of the Republic
But We have 20 disp si:ioa TO mullipl,
words. AS fast as the melancholy intel
sligence spreads throughout the Union j
twill carry with il on impression 81 deel
land solemn as to make words Of common
Iom or place. The change---how sudden
/ The contrast--how striking But month
Iago--.. liiile mont" and he who noe
HES numbered with the cead was seen il
This iriamph. first among his countrymeu
and recognized. amid the shouts Of thou
'sards, as the ruler over free people--,ht
IChef Magistrate Of mighty nation Al
'ihat is left to US is to submit 10 the viii O.
Providence and to ningle murmurs 81 re-
,qaiescenee with ctr expressions of dseI
,regret.
We learn that a letter was sent TO the
Vice President Of the United States, OF
Thursday last, informing him oil the dan
lgerogs illness Of the President, and on
Sunday morning special messengers leli
Washington for bis residence, 10 request
bis immediate presence at the seat Of Co
.vernment.
FUNERAL OF THE PRESIDENT.
The following notice in reference to the
Funeral Of the President, was issued Oh
the 4th at Washington
WasnINGToS, April A, 1871.
The circumstances in which we are
placed by the death Of the PRESIDENT,
render ii indispensable for us, IN the re-
cess Of Congress, and in the absence Of
the Vice President, TO make arrangements
for the Funeral so!emniiirs. Having con-
suited with the family and personal friends
ol the deceased, we have concluded that
the funeral be soIemnized on Wednesday
the 7th instant, at II o'clock. The reli-
gious services to be performed according
20 the usage Of the Episcopal Church, IN
which church the deceased most usually
worshlpped. The body to be taken from
The Presidents House to the Congress
buryng ground, accompanied by mill.
tary and civic procession, aud deposited
IN the Receiving Tomb.
The military arrangements TO be under
the direction Of Major General Macomb.
the General Commanding in Caiefthe Ar
my Of the United States and Major Cen
eral Walter Jones, Of the militia oil the
District Of Columbia.
Commodore Morris, the senior Captain
10 the Navy, now in the city, to have the
direction of the naval arrangements.
The Marshal of the District to have
the direction Of the civic procession, assis-
ted by the Mayors of Washington
Georgetown, aud Alexandria, the Clerk
oi the Supreme Court ofthe United States
and such other citizens as they may seem
III 10 call to their aid.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Ex-President Of
the United States, members OF Congress
now in the city or neighborhood, all the
members Of the Diplomatic body ,esideut
IN Washington, and all officers of Govern
ment, and citizens generally, are invited
to attend.
And ii is respectfully recommended to
the Officers of Government that they wear
the usual badge Of mourning.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State.
THONGS EWING.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
JOHN BELL.
.Secretaryof War.
J. j. CRITTENDEN
attorney General.
FRANCIS GRANGER
Postmaster General.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Montreal Herald Of. Saturday, the
goth Of March, speaks Of unparalleled vio.
ence aud bioodshed at the election in Ben,
lhier county. Tha. paper states that q
large body Of Canadians, armed with
attacked a body Of lrishmen.
estimated at forty or fifty, and that tb@
encounter resulted in the death one Canal
dian and six lrishmen, and the woundlns
|ol great number on both sides.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

L. S, BANE.-Fhe Philadelphia National G.
,zette states that the Report OF the Comxitee to III
stockhold'r, of the L, States Bank which was /
be made Monday, is iooked Tor with great anxic,,
Upon the spri, as we'll us The statements Of tbs
.npot will depend not only the value which willir
slsnty be placed on The shares. but the future p,
siton also OF the Bank and the Interests OF all cor
necled with H., whether debtors or creditors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
CORPORATION ELECII0N.

An election was held at the Courthouse on Mon
day last for seven Trustees OF the town Of Martins
burg, for the ensuing two years. The loIlowln
gentlemen were elected.
THOMAS {. SMITH. SEAMAN GARARn
DAVID II. CONRAD, JOHN N. WOLFF,
DANIEL Ii. DOLL, JOHN X. WILSON
JACOB HAMME,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

Gov. GIIMER.--This gentleman is no
minated in the Charlottesville Advocate Il
represent the Albemarle District, in tn
next Congress. From letters which W
have seen from the District, there appear
10 be strong popular feeling in favor o
bis becoming candiGate---a feeling
which he viii find it difficult to resist
Whatever may be his Individual wishes.-
Rich. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

DEATH OF Mr.. Curry This distin.
'gushed writer, whose works on
Pleading, Bills Of Exchange, and Prac-
,tice, have been so extensively used 10 our
country, died on the 18th Of Feb. 1871,
10 Southampton street, Filzroy Square,
London, in the Goth year Of his sgc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

SEASON Ar NEW ORLEANS. Bee
Iof the 10Th ut., says; Every tree is clad
IN green; every bush is already putting
forth It's Blossom the air is redolen, OF
sweetness, and The sky is rich in the hues
'of serene and glorious spring. The
weather is ind .ed most lovely.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The President has issued notice to al
office holders, lorbidding them, on pain 4
removal, exercising any partizan inag3
Ience in election matters. This is wei
It is both unjust ard indecent to see otics
holders, the employees Of the goyernaea
jelectioneerng and using the great inirrs'i
(which they possess in the way Of polfe
mage, 10 secure their places. New ie'
Sunday Morning Atlas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

Asher Miner, formerly senior editor Of
the West Chester Village Record, died
at his residence in Wyoming Valley on
the 18th inst, aged 63. Mr.. Miner was
an able editor aud most estmable man.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Hos. JonN G. CALHouY.-This
Senator was SO wears oil age
on The l1th ultlmo--anJ Of course ceie.I
ora,ed has own birth day, as well as that.
Of 81. Patrick, in co.epany with the Hi
berrian and ST. Patrick Societies, on We'd
nesday, the 18th. - Char. Conr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
REPORT OF TIE PHYSICIANS.

WAsHlNGroS, April 4, 1871.
Dfar Sir: In compliance with the request mad
BY yourself and the OTTER gentlemen Of the Cabine
the attending and consulting Physicians has
drawn up the abstract of report on the Pre-d mt
case, which herewith transmit 10 you. Very II
specially, your obedent servant,
TH0S. MILLER,
Attending Pkystcia'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Governor OF North Carolina has
issued Proclamation fixing THURSDAY
the 18th of May, as the day for holding
the special election for members OF Con.a
gress, throughout the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Hon. FRANcls THoMAs declines,
.in the Frederick Citizen Of the 26th ult.,,
becoming a candidats Tor reelection to
Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

A FAITHFUL SENTINEL. - Mr.. ]. Prem
ltiss, senior editor Of the Keene, IN. FL.
Sentinel, says, that for forty TACO gears h
has never been absent from his posi- at a
election, in single instance, until thi
Spring, and then only detained by bushes
connected with his own private affairs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Banks Of New Orleans reporte
lon the a7th Of February, that they had il
'lhcir vaults So, l23 in specie, an
that their circulation, after deductng III
notes held by banks amounted to S6,6l3,
I557.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

ALABAMA.-.The Loco Focos of the Is
district are in trouble
They have held convention and nomi
mated Jeremiah Clemens, OF Huntsville
for Congress, over the head OF Mr.. Reu,
ben Chapman, the present member-whc
mot being willing to submit to this uncere
'monious discharge, has announced him
.self as a candidate, " on his own hook. ("
1t will be remembered that the election
flor members of Congress in Alabama j,
hereafter TO be made by general ticket.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
70 the Hon. D. WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State.

On Saturday, March %, 1871, President II AR
iRIsoS, after seseral days previous indsposilior
as seized with a chill and o,her symptoms OF C
yer. The next day, Pneumonis, with congestion
of the liver aud derangemeut OF the stomach au'
bowels, was asceriained TO exist. The age aud de
|bllily of the patient, with the immediate prosrs
ton, forbade a TO general blood-letting. To
Pica depletion, bIisteriog, and appropriate lnietns
remedies, subdued, in great measure, the diseas
,ef the lungs and liver, but the stomach and mites
tines did not regain healthy condition. FINALLY
ION the 30 of April, at 3 O'Clock p NJ, profuse d.
larrhea came or, under which he sank, at thirt
minutes to o'clock, on the morning of the fourth
The last woods uttered by the PREstDEST, a
heard by Dr.. WoRTHNGToS, were these: Sir
wish you to understand the true principles Of th
Government. wish them carried out ask no
thing more"
THOS MILLER, ". d,
Attending Physician
FRED. MAY, NJ. d,
N. ". W0Rl HlNGTON, NJ D.,
J. c. HALL, NJ. D..
ASH TON ALEXANDER, NJ. D,
Consulting PHYSICIANS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

Mr.. VAN BUREN,, the er-Presi1en,,
REACHED this city by the cars Of New Jer-
ssey Railroad Co. at o'clock yesterday
/ He was received at Jersey City by som6
military corps, and large concoufse Of
scllizeas from here, and proceeded in .
steamboat, chartered for the purpose, L
the battery, where a very large assem-
Village Of people were in waiting, IN spite
sof the rain, TO welcome him. He was
sthence escorted in barouche, accompa
Enied by Mr.. Forsyth, to Tanmany Hall
where he received his democratic friends
N. Y. Amer.
The n. Y. Express Of the 9th ultimo
Says :-Ex President Van Buren,, Mr.
Forsyth, and part ofthe members Of III,
sCommon Council, visited the Park Thea
stre last evening. The Elk President wa!
respectfully received by numerous snC
slshly intelligent audience. Two boxe.
i werc assigned 10 the visitors, over which
! was placed a portrait Of Mr.. Van Buren,
surrounded with flags and fes.oons.
A worthy democrat in view of the rain
sthat came down in torrents Gu the day OF
Mr.. Van Buren's arrival, exclaimed,
L The heavens weep at seeing the favor
/, ite son Of New York return to private
] life. = Sunday Morning Atlas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

PENNSYLVANIA ALs.-The Harris
burg Keystone Of the 9th ult., says -
1" Our canals are now open, and boats
are running brlskIy. We understand thai
Ia large amount Of goods is now being pur.
chased in Philadelphia, and the spring bu.
ssiness is good"
The Tide Water Canal, now also or
1.-THE eve OF being opened 10 navigation, viii
!complete the line Of connection, by way
'of the Pennsylvania improvements, be.
tween Baltimore and the West.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

"To EMPTY THE TREASURY. The
dismissed editors at Washington say tha
THE Extra Session is designed "to empt,
'the Treasury. Whoever before hear
sof emptying a bankrupt Treasury. Their,
lis nothing in ii, and nothing can come
sfrom it, bat Treasury notes, until il is re.
filled by wise measures. The Glebt
knows we owe debt of not less thar
1890, 0G0, 600, and vet il talks Of" empty
ing the Treasury" AS well might on
attempt to empty the principles Of common
Sense and common honesty from the head
land heart Of the editor OF the Globe, as
10 attempt to empty the Treasury in the
sprssent condition Of the finances Of the
I Goyernment. II is, as Paddy would say,
|" full Of nothngness. ~. Y. Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
Nrw YoaK. March q

& -NEM 1Ass AlaFCN -.
& TINS 81 pEgsIDENr arrived Il tbis cts
son Tuesday, witch was oae of the mos
stormy days Of tie SEASON. The RAN
scame down IN torrents bat tbs had a.
soilsct upon the stpriy democracy If New
York, who had deterniaed 10 honor Mr..
! Van Buren, aad greet him on BIS return
Tto bis native State. The Battery ard
zthe Castle Garden pr scented an interes,-
sing spectacle with lis forest Of umbrellas.
The procession was an extraordinarily
slarge one, considering the state of tbs
Fweatner. lialfthe horses in the city seem.
Fed 10 have been pressed into the service.
sThe I" Black Joke Volunteers" one ol ou
slargest and best drilled military fire com
spanies, were in the procession and made,
! S they always do, splendid appearance.
s'lhe streets through which The procession
passed were crowded, and the EXPRESS
/ dent, who lookedin good health, was loud
sly chcered as he passed along. He was
aevidently pleased, as he had good reason
Ito be, at such reception on such day,
(which must have convinced him that al,
shis political friends IN New York are moi
\ fair wealter friends. Ia the evening be
sattended The Buwery Theatre, which was
FILLED to overlooking, where he was euthu.
ssiastically caeered during his stay. 0b
CIV edncsiay evening grand bal in honol
aof his arrival, was given at Tdmmany
sHall, which he graced with his presence,
land which went off with spirit and ecldt.
ION Thursday, lovely day by the way
lhe received his friends at the CITY Hall,
swhere thousands waited upon him boit
male and female. Directly over his hcud
Chung portrait Of Governor Van Buren,
Fhe youthful and fresh appearance Of the
portrait says the Tattler, was strong con-
atrast with the aged and time worn appear
lance of the original, who has passed
Through so many periods Of labor and
trust since the painter limned his features,
Hat period when the most eyeniful passa
Fges Of his life were un.ried. Thousands
were struck with emotion, upon looking
r. on this picture aud on that" He visited
1the Park Theatre on Friday evening, ana
syet remains at the Carlton House.-Aaas
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, ApRfT. :. isfl.

ia .M.Ia ltIg So JIG -
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25
VOL XXI
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 The terms for annual advertisers will he $40 for one sutre and S2) for each additional square, Wh tue ptlN- lege oi changing once week, due in advance.
 Tine privilege of Annual advertisers is 1ihned to ther immediate business and all advertisements TOT ue benefit uf other persons, well ns all legal hNetse- nens and advertisements Of ol sales sent thei, must he paid for at the rd.e;. .l ..#
 All advertiser required ny law, will be charged a the idll rases Ilft-. . 5-... .,., A Annual advrasers who exceed the space for when they contract, will be charged at the usual rates. . Arrang gemens will be made with those whe occupy ha acolunn more continuously for year, accerdig to the nature of the business and the frequency oi 'he change of matter. c., 2, Advertisements of application for the beneht oi the h solvent Laws, will be published in any ease, uhies paid prevons to insertion, payment be by responsible person in town. s.,,,..u. All announcements of candidates for once, Will pc eet five daars fer daily insertions during le caNaSs pay. ble in all Cases in sdFssse- ,
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25
In Chancery-S State of Alaba .a-MeBile County, -,a-=.i sf .l.fIfl~k Spring Term, Al. 9. 'lS4I. \ Charles ". Gazzans compriIE .f- '

bDg vSs q rtf. a TOGy.rA Pn6eld ard Addey IT. Gazz m, delts. PURSUANT to adecfee rendered in lhIs cause at the Spring Term A. D. l64l of the court of chance. " for the first district of the southern chancery dl- vision of said state at Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in November next, in front-oI the court house of Moble. county and beiw en the usual hours of sheriff sales the property described m a certain deed Of mortgage made, by sad Ol yer A. Pitfied to said Andiey HI Gazzam and bearing date the 6lh day or July A. D. 1856, as folIowsAll that leertan tract pece parcel or otof land and premises situate, lying and beIng within the corporate mis of the city of Mobile being part of the tract of land known and described as the Favre tract; sa lot of
 land herebyconeeyed or intended so to be IS the same lot ofland conveyed by the party of the se- cond partto the party of he first part by deed bear
 ing even,date with these presents and bounded aud described as follows; commencing at stake mark ed A. H. G. on the west side of Conception street
 about two hundred feet south of Name street, and running north along said west boundary of Concep- ton street ifiyfeet, and extending back westwardy in depth one hundred and ten feet being fifty feet
 front on Conception street, one hundred and ten feet ps. the south line, fifty feet the west line, and one hundred and ten feet on the north line: together with all and singular, the tenements heredltaments, rights, members, privileges and a,'purtenances 10 the same belonging or Tn any wlse appertalnlng
 Witness Malcolm j. McRae Register of said o court of chancery, this the first day ofOcober,
 \. A. D. l94l. Aliest, q es ' octl 73tids % M J. McTeAE. Register.
 s The above property was sold thefrst Monday of this present month and the purchaser having failed to comply with the terms of his purchase, 1t wlbere- ,on the first Monday in December next, on account and risk of when it may concern. -T ls
 noy6 70n M. J. McRAE, Register.