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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
From the Philadelphia american, Fec. 2.
INTEREST ON STATE DEBT.


As we anticipated the semi-annual in
terest upon the State Debt, due yesterday,
was not paid. For The honor Of the Com
monwealth it should be known every
where, she had provided the requisite a.
mount Of funds, and the failure was ow-
ing neither TO want Of disposition nor
want Of ability to meet her sacred pledges
of good faith.
We do not pretend to measure the de-
gree Of blame which rests upon the Bank
of Pennsylvania, the Deposite Bank of
the State, for this transaction. The in,
st,tuton was we'll provided with State
Directors, whose special business it was
TO guard the public monies and to give
timely notice Of danger, an6 il is special.
ly incumbent upon them to explain their
unfaithfulness in this matter.
Gov. Porter is deserving of all praise
for his unremi,,ing efforts to procure tn,
requisite funds. As the last resort, i, i,
understood he applied yesterday after
noon to the principal City Banks, and w
learn those institutions promptly tendere'
the necessary aid upon condition OF re
ceiving portion of The assets Of thu
Bank Of Pennsylvania for collection
with an assurance that the State SHOULD
guarantee the repayment of the money
advanced, before the time determined BY
the Legislature for resumption.
The following letter furnishes some par
ticulars relative TO the Bank Of Pennsyl
vsnia which we have not heretofor,
seen:
Correspondence Of the New York American.
PBiLADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1912.
Dear Sir: My anticipation in my last
will be realized. The interest on III
State debt wiH no, be paid Tomorrow.
The Pennsylvania was its agent. Fund
to the amount Of SOC, 900 had been pre-
pared to meet it, in specie funds and cur
rent notes, of ohich the Bank has uset
oae.hah to sustain itself.
II is closed to-day, in consequence O
an injunction granted by the Court at tn,
suit Of the governor, who applied for it
in order to prevent further squandern,
of the State money. A batch of notes
TO the amount of &c, 1000, was sent dow
from Harrisburg on Saturday morning t,
the credit of the State. This was a per
feet windfall to the Bank, and it dIs,ribu
ted them rapidly. Thus has the credit o
the State been furnished by this act ofth
Bank.
It's capital was 80, 500, 900. OF thi
Sl,6O0 600 was owned by the State, th'
remainder by individuals in shares o
S4oo each The losses from the waste
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
VIRGINIA AND THE NAvY.-If any

VIRGINIA AND THE NAvy.-lf any
State (says the Boston Transcript has
especial cause to be proud of our Navy, II
would seem to be Virginia. The Presi.
dent Of the United States, who is ex.ofhcio
commander.in.chief Of the Army and
Navy, is Virginian the Secretary OF
the Navy is a Virginian; the first clerk
of the Navy Department is Virginian /;
the President of the Navy Board is Vir-
ginian the commodore of the Mediter-
ranean squadron is Virginian the com
modore Of the West India squadron is a
Virglnian, and the commander of the
irlgate Columbia, one the Home Squad
ron, ESQ called, we believe from its stay
ing at honey is a Virginian. A noble
isl 'h's, truly Glory enough for one
State. ....
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

We are glad to learn that news has
been received in Kentucky by Gen.
Combs. from, the United States Consul at
Chihuahua, that he had had an interview
with his son { a prisoner with ninety others)
at that place, (sx hundred miles on their
march from Santa Fe towards Mexico,)
and that he was in good health: and that
letter has been received by Gen. Combs
from the Minister of the United States at
Mexico, informing Gen. Combs that as.
surances had been given by the Mexican
Secretary OF War (Gen. TorneD TO Mr..
Mayer, the United States Secretary Of
Legation, tina, as far as was in his power,
every indulgence should be extended to
his son. Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
Tur pHlLADELpHIA BANKS.

The excitement in Philadelphia has
subsidized. The following notice of,he ar.
engagements made by the Banks, is copied
from the United States Gazette Of the End
instant.
THE BANKS AND THEIR ARRANGE
MENTS.
The delegates from the various Bank.
ing Institutions oil the city and county,
mentioned below, met again last evening,
for the purpose Of perfecting the arrange
ment mutually entered into, and for the
appointment OF Trustees Of the Common
Fund. This was effected, and the quota
OF each Bank TO be contributed into the
Common Fund, fixed at seventy live
thousand dollars each, the same to be IN
creased at any time if the Trustees deem
it necessary. Nothing is now wanting to
make the arrangement complete in all its
parts, bu. the uc,ual payment of the quo.
tas, and this will be fully completed be-
fore Monday, the 9th inst.
The following named gentlemen, Tone
from each Bank, are the Trustees Tor the
Banks set opposite their names:
North America--John Richardson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +. Smith.
Commercial--Jamrs Dundas.
Mechanics. B. Mitchell.
Penn Township-D. B. Human,
Southwark-Thomas Sparks.
Western-J. Patterson.
Farmers and Mechanics. P. Hutch
inson.
Northern Liberties-D. Kirkpatrick.
Manufacturers and Mechanics-T. II.
Craige.
Moyamensing- Joseph Solmns.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

OF the stock will be less than in the case
OF the United States and Girards Bank,
as i, will generally fall on persons better
able 10 meet them. 1t was once well
managed. Oflate years it has been +" f.
nanciered.n 1t is overbufdened with
State Loans and United States Bank
Post Notes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

@ANDlAN SEEDS
FOR lS42.
DEANS-K,dney, Dwarf or Snaps,
I'D Pole or Climbing,
Beets-Long Blood aad TurniP Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts,
Cabbase--a fine variety,
Carrot-Long Orange,
Caulihpwer- Early and Late,
Cucumber-Long Green and others,
Egg Plant; Endive--Green, Curled.
Indian Cirn-Smith's Early and Tuscarors,
Lettuce-Lazy Cabbage,
Meon-Best kinds,
Nasturtium,
Onion--Early White.
81 Pasey--Doubic; Parsnip-L Large Dutch,
Peas-Fin, 81 kinds,
Pumpkin-P Potato and others,
Pepper-Beil or Oxheart, and Cayenne,
Rsdish--Vatious kinds,
Rhubsrb--for pies and tarts,
Satisfy. OF Oyster Plant,
ach--Round,
Soussh-Early Summer.
Tomato-Large Red and Yellow,
Turnip--White, Early Flat, &c.
All OF which are carefully selected, and warranted
to be Of the kinds named fresh and free from mix
ture--for sale by
w. DORSEY
February 3, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

At Berkeley" CharIe, City county, Va, on
the 30rh ultimo, BEKJAMIs HARRisos, Esq. aged
about so years, respected BY all his acquantances
beloved by his numerous friends and with large
family whose happiness was wrapt up In him. Mr.
II. was nephew 20 the late President Harrison.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
Cash for Negroes.

HNHE subscribers wish 10 purchase FORTY or
Il FIFTY NEGROES, for which liberal price
will be paid, IL offered within thirty days As one
Of the concern is now in the New Orleans market,
we are particularly anxious TO purchase. Any
by letter will be promptly attended
TO. Address CROW & BOLEY.
Charlos,own, Jefferson county, Va.
january 10. IS42-7t. .I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
ADVERTISING Memoramoa.

Sale Of Willism Green's property. on the premi-
ses. on "wednesday next 16ih instant.
Sale of Personal Property. on Friday, (to-mor-
row y at the residence Of Mrs. Sarah Mason.
Sale of Personal Property. before thr Cour,
House. on Monday next, by Rev. c. c. Talisfer'o o.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Tho male members who have signed the Tenn
persncs Pledge. ard all gentlemen who wish to
sign the same, will meet THIS EVENING,
at half past o'clock. in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. February 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

AWAR SrEAMER.-A new war steam.
CIR Of iron, and intended for the lakes, is
about to be built at Erie, Pa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

THE BANKS AND THEIR EFFoRrs.

THE BANKS AND THEIR EFFORTS.
The plan for uniting the efforts of the
Banks of our city, to sustain each other
By deposites Of the available property oil
each, seems likely 10 produce the good
anticipated in the inception and the a.
greeable operation Of the scheme was
manifest yesterday in the general quiet
and ease Of our citizens. 1t seems to US
that the arrangements are Of the RICH,
kind, that is, they are better than any
that have been hitherto proposed, and de-.
serve the appreciation and confidence Of
the community.
The daily check which is had upon the
issues of each Bank, will not only pre-.
vent excuses TO iDjure the public, but il
will insure that confidence SO absolutely
necessary to business, and to comfort in
the transaction OF business. No Bank
can now issue beyond It's securities; and
this will be as agreeable to stockholders
ms TO bill holders. And we shall shortly
find its operation on business manifested
in the exchanges, which are now at an
outrageous difference. And what is
worse, gold and silver, in any desirable
sums, are at almost double the advance
of New York funds.
This, Of course, comes from the mo-
mentary panic Of individuals, who, anxi.
Gus to secure something upon which de.
pendence can be placed, are converting
their available funds into silver and gold
for domestic purposes. This, Of course,
will soon leak out" into the market, md
thence to the brokers, so that the demand
and supply will regulate the price, and q
healthy tone restore an equilibrium be-
tween specie, and the notes Of specie pay
ing Banks.
We look now with confidence to con.
tinuance Of quiet; unless the Legislature
should be induced to mar the plans OF the
Banks and introduce confusion by untime-
" action. We trust they will not do thai
thing, and go against the rights of the
people.
The Pennsylvania Bank continues clos
ed, and arguments are heard in Chancery
for appointing Receiver, but no deci-
sion has been had. The interest upon
the State debt, due and payable yester-
day the ID inst, remains unpaid yet the
stock soon rose from forty-five TO fifty.
And we may remark, that some other
stocks experienced small advance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

In Peter the Greats workshop, in Hol-
land, was found this inscription -" No
thing too little Cor the attention of grea.
man."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
CARD.

THE subscriber, grateful for The liber', patron
age he ha. received from the Gu ,ens o. Jefferson
,hsok. and hopes. by The above association
- ,r.,,, continuance Of patronage. All those
having claims against me. will please present them
far settlement, and those VINO know themselves M
a.b,sd 10 me, will The proprieiy Of closing their
accounts as soon possible.
e' w. J. HAWKS.
January 81, 1892.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

Road Wagon, Wagon and Plough
Gears; Gig and Harness;
Barshear, Double and Single Shorel
Pioughs;
Fifth Chain, Log Cham, 2 Ten
Plate Stores and Pipe;
2 Looms and teachings;
Cider Barrels and Meat Tubs;
Some Householdand Kitchen Furniture,
and many other articles Of usefulness, not
necessary TO particularize.
TERMS.--A credit Of nine months will be Civ
en- on all sums over IS, by the purchaser giving
bond and approved security: on all sums Of IS and
under, the cash will be required.
Uys Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. when
due attendance will be given nv
HENRY COUCHMAN.
February 10. 1842.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

The unknown heirs Of John Mcdonald,
TAKE NoTICE-Tha,, on Saturday the 9Th
IL day Of March, l8I 70, at the house of Nicholas
r. Ryan, 10 Old Town, in the county Of Allegheny,
State of Maryland. will proceed TO take the de-
position Of John Mitchell, be read In evidence. al
the hearing of a soit now rend,ng In the Circuit
Superior Courtof Law md Chancery. for the coun-
~ Of Morgan, in which am Plaintiff. and you and
others are Defendsnts--and if the ex ninaiion OF
the said witness shall not be completed on that
day, il will be adjourned from time TO time, until
it shall be completed.
January 81, Is42.-6t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
DIsSDILygrT@Y0

FHNHE co-partnersbip now existing under me
Il fun, Of SHOWERS & DUBLE, has bees
ae,eed upon by mutual consent 20 be dissolved on
The last day Of March. The firm, being DESTROYS
Of closing the business entire, requests oil persous
who have GOODS at The Factory to call and take
them away.
The Books and Accounts are In the hands Of
Mr.. Ezekiel Showers, upon whom all persons whs
know themselves indebted will please call and
settle. -.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
JONATHAN DUBLE.
january 90, Is42
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
JOHN T. HARGRavE.

AT the close Of the last financial year. Mr.. Hill.
s57 1903 81. The financial year closes the 3ist oil
July. Al the extra meeting Of the Board, in the
city Of New York, last month, Mr.. Hin reported
receipts from the LIST Of August the LIST Of Janu-
airy, 1--we nonih.) to the amount Of si45 800 81
-" reducing the debt two-thirds. OF TO the Of
s20,9os 81, ADD meeting the appropriations as
they had become due"
VIM. J. Armstrong, d. D.. one OF the Secretaries
Of the Board, ia letter me- the other day. says.
I" our prospects at home and abroad we're never
brighter than now"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
M A r n I q D

Ga Thursday. Goth ult., by the Rev, Mr.. Doul
lais, Mr.. WILLIAM KiLaoRE to Miss ANN DAvI
both Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
Wagon for Sale.

IvHE subscribers hsvr Cor ssle, on moderate
Il terms. a ONE HORSE WAGON, with eli.
liplic springs. aud covered bed.
VIM. J. HAYDEN g. BROTHER.
Martinshurs, Jan. OF, f842 %,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
NOTICE.

TT the land above advertised il not sold BY The
| u 18th Of March, IL will be for Rent. entire ~
divided into TWO farms, as above Indicated.
4 January 49,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
To the Editor Of fle oa=<tse :

4 Q We z~E1sOJ y tHt Uu-<fFtF
SHKpHKRpsTows, Fesruary S, 1912.
DKAR SiR :--As there appears to have been
some mistake ia regard to the debt Of the Ameri-
can Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
calculated 10 ipjure Il. e,sdit. and destroy conf
dence. will you be KIDD enough 10 publish The fol-
lowing brief sts,emen,, sad oblige your obedien'
servant
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
277 Ia Acres,

abon, l25 cleared. 10 ares Of good Timothy mead.
o~, and the residue well covered Nth timber. The
improvements NE large eommodious stone
Dseliing, stone Kitchen and large stone Barn,
ninety teei by forty, and other out-hou.cs-also,
good Orchard, and several nsver.failing springs.
one OF them in the barn yard, another near tbs
Dwelling House. A choice spot and rsre chance
is this Tor man who Is fond Of ,asiag stock being
one OF the best grass farm. 10 the county. Aisrrs
portion Of this desirable farm 10 reguai, cuitisa,~
ed ia wheat. corn and oats.
The third tract adjons the las, described fa,as.
and contains
One Hundred and Tpenty three Aeres,
having a comfortable twossto,y Dwelling House.
Kitchen and other out. houses, with = peycr-faips
spring Of water at the doof. About 80 scr.s of
this land is cleared and in good state OF culiya.
lion, III. residue we'll covered with timber. Pos.
se,-ion given the fret day of At,ilnest
7'erms-Ooc half cash. the other half in two
equal annusl payments without interest, to be 90.
cured by d.ed of trust On the PREMISES.
WILLIAM BOWERS. }r
HENRY BOWERS. 1'e'"'''''
Jan. 10, lS42--5r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

lust received and for sale, all kinds of fresh
ID GARDEN SEEDS, thst.are most generally
used-nicely put up in papers.
February 10, 1912. T. c. SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
COACH MAKING.
CO-P.sRT.v.ERSHIP.

TIME subscribers, having associated themselves
IL in the above named business for term Of
years, in Charlestown, Va, at the old stand Of
Wells J. Hawks. take this Opportunity to inform
their friends ard The public generally, that they
will be happy to receive orders for
Rem gyvork OF Nepa(rtng.
They intend keeping constantly on hand a va
riety Of VEHICLES, which they pledge them
selves shall be made in the best manner, and war
ranted TO stand.
Coaches, Family Carriages. Buggies,
Sulkeys, Barouches, DC,
can be had by application at their Coach Factory.
at short notice. Those wishing TO purchase, viii
do we'll 10 give this establishment call, as pains
shall be spared give entire satisfaction, and t',e
public may assured that purchases can De maze
on as accommodating terms IS else~ here,
HAWKS & ROSS.
Charlestown, Jan. 81, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
rre,h Fr,dt. Coufsctfouarv. sc.

Fresh Fridt, Confectionery, sc.
HANDIES Of all kinds, Csanberries. Sultsus
" Raisins, Dried Citron, Dried Currsnts, Figs,
Ppnes. Lemons, Malaga Grapes, Pickles-fresh
and fine, for sale by
February 10. l842. w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
FARM FOR SALE.
Fire Hundred .3cs.es
OH DlEIEERLlEY LAND
FOR SALE.

vHNHE Executors Of Henry Bowers deed, vii
Il offer for sale on the i4fi Of Ft5rsary a.ss.
'efore the Court House, in Mnunsiurg. th<tnr
our, day) three tracts o vriaei.le land One tracs
"a. sha,f a n,ilas ast NJ Aa.sn.l.... .t-t-~
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nm aELns ApyERrlsEss,
!. u. pllREsoEs. pRopRIEToR.
11 F,R M 81.


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trace the same happy influence of slight
circumstances iu ,hc history ot science.-
Pascal WAS born with q genius for mathc-
matical discovery no encouragement
could repress his eager passion for scien.
dIfic investigations; be heard Il common
dinner.pIate ring, and immediately wrole
a!rca,i>c on sound, While Calico was
studying medicine III The University Of
Pisa, the regular oscillation Of lam. srs-
pcEdcd from the roof Of the caiherdral, at
tractcd lis observation, aud led him 10
consider the vibrations ot pendulutns.-
krpler having married the second time,
aud resembling, perhaps, the great Flor
enIinc as'roupmcr in his par!ialiry 10 wine,
determined TO lay in a store from the Aus
liz viueyard; some difference, however.
arose between himself auh the seller with
respect 10 the measurement: and krPicr
produced 4 treatise, which has been placed
amons The ''cnrlies, specimens Of wba, is
now called modern anaIysis.'' Other
,lis sht circumstance Of Ncwton's observing
ihr different rcf'ansibiIiry of the rays OF
iiah. seen throu2Ila prism upoa The wall,
the achroUIat:c telescope, ani
led TO tic Prndisious discoveries OF as,rou-
I:ny. The motion o.' II spcck of Gusi, il
has been SAID may illustrate causes adc.
Tuatc 10 generate woI!ds.-.isictic Jo-r.
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sSElsceISGnco.Ss. .
4. NOVEL SKA FIGHT.
Where Swan The huge lcvia:han,
rEc lmcnaIch OF Tic sca."

Ec i!.C!a!ca %! tIc sca.
s gentleman of Arkansas lately placed
in our hand, the substance of The following
graphic sketch from the pen Of young
sea voyagr: Of his acquaintance, which u C
gladly lay before our readers. We trust
The wunliy voyascr will give The whole OF
hts jouraa! o!'utc Yub!ic.-.4lrrandric In
der.
"Ortuhcr. lSll.-On tic fifth day out.
from Halifax, al II o'clock, our attention
WAS called by the rap'ain 10 w!pa, appear
ed 10 be Il whirluind. apparently aboat one
,aile 10 lccWard, but Nhich The captain as
su.rd Us Was over three miles distant As
the ship nea'cd the spot, we discovered
the agitation 0f the water was produced.
no, by winds or curren,s. hui by contest
between Il hras!ier and 4 sword. lisl, on one
sid,.. aud Il tremendous whale Oh the other.
OF all the battles ever witnessed By me
aud have seen some fishlin. in my day,
having hccn engaged, during the laIc war
wnh England, al Bl;rleisburg. and n the
Whtc House below klexandria-.ihis was
the mos, terrific. The surface of The
ocean, Tor Il mile az least around, was
rriu>nm. la The centre of this lake 0l
blood lay the whale. The rhrashrr now
Ihrcw h,, body ou' Of Il straight, line, cur
| wing The head and tail inwards, thereby
bringing hI, most powerful muscle in tho
best position for affective usc; he then leap
cd into The air from forty 10 fifty feet, and
dropped upon The whales back with ire
meudous force, giving his saline majesty
such shock as to confuse and perplex hln
While The whale was in this qaandary, the
sword fish made at-iim with mach vio'
lerce, aud gave i.rn dreadful stab in the
side. The whale, now in great agony
bleeding copinus!,, lcapcd. with might,
effort. irnm fifty 10 Ska ieei inIn the AR
aud descended, with crash resembling
the lou.lcsi thunder. shaking old Ocean ls
her crm,rr. The rlrasher trcn gave thu
mighty victim another tiump. taking cn''
/ 10 select the nIost vulnerable place for th'
p,int Of dcsccul. aud then the sword hsi
shcatiied his weapon n the victims sid.
tagain. Another bound-strcunlns wit!
hlnod-and thewIlale lay moiionless upo,'
The water. Atlcnerli the sword fish 'onch