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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
THE SOUTH.

Dir. Cahoun's friends are making some bold de-
gonsraiions 10 the South. A Loco State Con
veotion was held III Miiledgsvile, Georges, on The
ssh, when Committee Of 81 wss appointed I.
express the preference OF the psfiy To that State
ola candidate for he Presidency, and Mr. Cal
hoan was named IS the favorite candidate o. The
Georgia Locofocos. A resolution was also passed
10 abide the decision Of the National Convention.
Several presses among The Locos 10 tho South,
which have been nying Mr.. Van Buren, fof Presi-
dent, haze lately hauled his name down, end maxi
free TO "a, that there others whose claims are
q equal strength ~i,h his, and th"y consequently
"bide their time" For example. the North Car
Dina Siardard. under new editor has 'aHe"
down the name o. Van Buren,, for the reason above
stated, and Ne have paper IN our m'nd' N our
State, which within few months past. ha. haul
ed down the name. Of Van Buren, snd Polk fo'
psesident and Vice Presidsnt. The reason we do
no, remember 70 have seen. These signs are not
nu,plcious for Marty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

NRw FINANCIAL ScnEME.--A corr s.
pondent in Wash MT whose occas onal
/ tiers Fave gwen hinis Of coming events
or Inns ahrh s, emed TO PREMISE certain
cont mi lated acts, writes 10 US Us follows;
Phil U. S Gas.
Mr.. Spencer his grand scheme Of
finance bnI circulation IN foot, 10 issue
ien millions Of Treasury notes, III If $50,
all redeema Die 1T different banks in the
! rye cities. which are 70 be mode del osll
banks. the plan is fixed and $ tiled, and
II is INTENDED as movement against a
United States Bank by giving circula-
ton TO the country IN ths firm of Their
uos,s. Great importance is attached to il
by the Cab net as political move, and il
viii probably be the nucleus on which TO
build q grost political machine embracing
discounts and exchanges, &c,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Very RIcH.--Cave Johnson, If Ten.
nessee, one OF the mnst bid Locofocos
IN ihs Union, is opposed fur Congress by
g. A. II-nry, Esq, thorough and tai
entrd Wing, who is "us NJ up" Mr.. J 'hn-
son very rss"nti lily, wher yer they go.
At late meeting in Chnrl tie, as we
learn frpm liter in the Nashville Wing.
johnson spoke very vehenently against
tie contingent appropriation which was
made in lS4l, to be used IN the event
war wit Enel n !; said il WAS ex,rava-
CANT, dangerous aud unnec' ssary, rs there
WAS tn n 10 prospect Of war. Henry
caught the declaration almost tef re il
f. Il from his 'ongu and asked him to r.
peat il; which he did. He H.. nry then
produced and read Johnson's CT cular 81
June, lS4l, To- his consi, upnts, IN which
h" tells them there was s'rung pr blbil ~
ola war with England Johnson r. jointt
that no one even believed, rfter Mr.. Web
ster S appointment as Scr etsry, there was
any dsugsr"f war. Henry then showed
ihnt Webster was appoiat d in March
1871. and Johnson's circular bDie dated
~ Junn, lS4ll Johns N was dumbf und.
ed. The Wings anpei and roared
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
THE NEXr CnNGRESS.

The next Senate ofth- Unied States
will C nsst of % Wings and Mr.. Rses,
aud % Locos, theie being tao vacancies
to fill in Tenn, ssee, and one IN Mary
Land. Should thu Locus Ct those three
M NIB, rs, they w"ulj have m ioflty
~ parl,s would tie. according as Mr..
R,ves~ night vote. But We think the
chancrs hre at this lime in favor Of the
WI Is having The mex, S-nrte.
Several States have ee te m mbers
to the pext House Of R. -esrn:atl' es.
or the IS memb rs returned by these
States, the Lncos have 81, the Wing Is
--Lnco majority 40. II IS clear en- ugh,
therefore, that the next House will be
gwen up to ioeoiocoisn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

D.hl urla (Geargip) Times that lump
Of gold wig log seven OF eight renny.
wrlghts WIS recently taken from a mine
in the Vi iniv Of lhi place. The same
paper s,ys The ines that reg on are
NV y el'iIog a great abund' nee of Q, Id,
Three hundred prnny.wr'g'ts w,re dug
out # ote m ne in two We ks Wy thirteen
h nds. 10 anuIh nine, in the immed.
ate vein ty of Z former, thru hundr, d
p nny-"eilhts of Il e precious e,sl were
"bt in d in one week by Sven hands.
mixing an average fmne than FIVE dol
ans or day 10 each ltborer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
TIE MARKETS.

Jaas II. l843. !
CArrLS.-There were only lit head Of Beef
Cattle offered for sale at tbs Scale. this n.rntnf.
oi winch lis we're snld 20 butchers. and % '..s
over lha price. paid ranged from " 20 70 80
per 100 lbs. on the hoof, which 10 equal 10 ~ %
Is rs net. "a in quality. :,
tLouR Sales OF II ward street Flour Of COCO
standard brands hsvs been made from ore to.osy
at SIS which 10 the general ssking riies now. ihs
sece ps prize il S4.s7s
GaAis,--A cargo Of la00 buahels good quality
Penns,lyania red Wheat ~ss sold on Saturday o.
SlI6 There hss beens none in market SINCE
We quote Md. lsds at 9s = sl.la eis. tor ordinary
10 PRIME lots
CoRs.--Ssles or Md. ~hits Corn to-day al IS
els. A sale OF Psnns. yellow to-day a. 50 cents
for common and 81 cis. for prime. We hear OF
no sslss Of Osss--.hey are worth "a q 20 css for
Msrylan
WHisaEY.--The demand IL lass sesivs and PR
ess have dselinsd . s,sds. Sales 70 day sf bids
a IS etc end d bbls at rs css
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

large meeting Of The Locofocos Of Baltimore
city Wa. held in that city Friday night last. for
the purpose Of clearing their skift. &C the charges
Of rrpudiation. This they deemed necessary, be-
cause one or Two meetings of the democracy had
been held in other parts Of the State, at which q
etrons disposition was manifested TO svow ihi.
roo.t d.bonorable doctrine. The prominent part
;aken'in these r.pudiation meeting. ~ men who
had stood high 10 the confidence Of the party.
rave weight TO the character Of the proceedings,
which the Loeos Of Baltimore felt Incumbent up
on them to disspprogs, and publicly TO di'syow
any connection Herewith. We note this circum-
stance with pleasure ss csincins Wholesome
tone in regard TO the important matter Of pub ic
faith, in party where We did not expce. to find
ii. Our opponent. have so rony political sins 10
answer for, and have committed so many blunder'
10 their management of public affars. that we are
entirely gratsd give thern credit for their un.
qualified di.avowsl Of the od,ous doctrine Of repu.
ciiation, which the Baltimore meeting so unequiy.
ocally condsmns.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

l, would seem BY the folnwing para.
grail in tie Trenton State Gazeite, that
Tylerism is becoming pleihorIc in TINT
town. II disease, how, yer, viii h
nee d give .itlle alarm- people afflicted in
hat way very sonn &c, over il.
The truth is there are to- many Tyler
men. The party is too large. There
are a, | as, a drzen in this town, and only
one office for them all. 1t, Is high tue
for them 10 split. Half dozen at lie s,
mus, be pitched over board. ASS on rs
one Of til m gets an office the others fall
uoon h m md deuuunte him as an enemy
OF the President at heart. l. he should
be TUNED out, they would in three We ks
attrck his success Or in the sam, way,
Being in Office is with them proof positive
Of opposit on t. The Pies deu,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
BuNKER HILL oN rnE I7ru-BunkeI

BUNKER HILL ON THE l7rH Bunker
Hill, on the l7ih oi this month. will be
the scene Of brilliant and imposing cere.
noni s. awakening many Thrill ing asso-
ci,iions with tho days when liberty irsi
planted her banner tn,re. Among the
military, who viii swell the psg ant are
the l. x'ngton Artillery, composed Of the
descendants "flhose who first rose in arms
N the war Of the Revolution. A large
delegation OF the sons Of New England
from the city Of New York, have made
arrangements to BE- present,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

TIE last English peper, made mention
OF the seizure 10 London Of 400 ha'es OF
American domestic goods, recently ship
led from Boston, on the ernund that the
mark upon them-.sStark Mills, Manches-
ter, NJ H."-wps fraudulentlv intended
10 d. signaie them as mnnufar. u,ed in
Manch, st-r, England. The Boston At.
las, ahuding to his laughabl- mistake .f
the British Custom House Officer, says:
poor Juhnny Bull!-It is a bitter pill
for ynu To swallow, this at mpt If your
lisp ing To rival y"u in your own hume.
The Amer can Thrift roliry, adopted in
81 tie If your utmost Fl ,r,s, and those Of
our agents in this country, has enabled
US 10 mat, h our manufe lectures with you're
even in your own mark. Is. Thn, intima-
ton in the letter Of NJ, ssfs. Brings. That
the seized goods, 'are as d's,iml'n as
III y well can lie in mn It ', style and tx.
ecutioD." TO the English brands, is pecu-
llarly significant. The goois are unques.
ilonaly of much better fabric ih,n the
same c ass Of goods turned ont fr, m Eng.
fish lo"ms-and an impartial examination
would doubtless convince the exam ners
that the marks VIII oh iha Ame,i AN mn.
ulacturrrs have attached to th. goods,
nre l-ai'imat " ih'ir marks, wi hon, The
slightest idea Of Initiating any oil the Eug-
lsh manufacturers.
An Their Boston paper has this para.
graph on the subject:
STARK MILLS Ut is suffi ion,iy
amusing that Jehn Bull shonlA have .e'ec-
ted the above stamp as aforge,y Of the
name Of a British firm. The pr. sent
generation must lave forgotten The battle
Of Bennington, wher", after whipping them
soundly, General Stark captured de-
achment Of Burgoyne's army. TWAS
on tha' occasion he sal 70 his raw mil.
Tive must thrash these regulars, or
Mo " Stark sleeps this night a widow"
The fact is, the name OF Stark Mills was
given in honor If that oil hero, the stab
iisbment being situate,, on pnrt Of farm
which actually belonged t. him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEsrs-ruE

ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTs-rHE
STANDARD EARhR TIL Enqui'er, a
few days ago, copied, with very lAudsto-
ry cnmments, c'r,ain resoluti, ns, adopted
by the l. gisIaturs of Virginia, in 1891,
d nouncing he assumption by Congress,
at rs recedng S SIS on, oltte h avy d"bls
then due by the several Stat oil the Con-
federacy. But il f"rg, IL tell its read
ers that, not~ihs' and.ng those d nuucis.
tory rrsotut ons, Virginia 10, K her share
% he money, amounting tn som" II ilIluns
IT d u ars Now, We can very vel op-
preria,e the lofty and patiotic splr I
which dictated thu rrsolut oas but II
re ms 70 lie soms~hpt Incompatible wits
sn b a spirit to lie ON" pGTticeps erimlRis
20 the act compla ned OF, by nsenung
tn shane in it's benefits. IL as u man
should abuse the rogue no had stolen
his nes hbor's chail' Is, yet have no con-
sci nlous scruples in "ppropn ting the
stolen e DDS to his own usr.
Il is a temarkab fact, conn c,cd with
the assumption OF State eb,s by the q n.
era Go, ernm nj in 1890, III TIE mem.
bers from South Caroiinq, IN 10th brino h
Of Congress. voted IN favor Of t; and
equally So. p'rh ips, tai tie frs, instance
on record { an attempt u instruct By h
State H. gs'aiure, lis men br's al Con
gress, is thr resolution adopted in January
1890 by ID S nth CIR ma h. gsl .,uce
insructing e m MIXERS OF Co CESS 10
soil, that bniy to assume b. d. bl Of III :,
State. Nop. the SoAlh Chrulina p 'liil-
rians effecl 10 b. horror stuck a, STINT
ar suggest on. a-if It wers unprecedent q
as we'll as "unconstiuu, nal and inexpt.
client r. Lunchburg Vtr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

CATALOGUE OF THE COLLEGE OF New
Jersey Annual Ca'alo!ue Of the
Coli g. has jus, heen pub 'ishsd. The
numbrr of Students is 100. There has
been m change since las, ear IN tn pro.
frssoral department. Hon. VIM. L.
DAYTON is appointed TO deliver the Grafton
brfor' the Societies, IN the day preced-
ing CONNER cement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
CHARLEsTowN. IrNE 8.

Called Court. lie n cd Kingsley was
tried on FIJI lay last, before an ex ,uinng
Court in Chsrlestown, on the charge OF
forging the name o. b. nj min Moor,
Master Armorer a, f1srpers-F Ferry, to q
lett addressed To Horaiio Am, ., an Iron
Master at Falls Vilag New York. Tn
l.,,er produced in Court was proved to BE-
a forgery, but il was only letter of an
quiry rs to the p ICES, and not an order
tor the delivery OF iron rs heretofore st t..
I'd. jams NJ. Mason, Esq. appeared for
the prisoner, and Contend, d that thu letter
produces did noi come in connc, with
any Of the statues Of Virginia, and partrc-
ulsrly did not constitute felony, as charg-
ell in the warrant. Mr.. Mason's argu
men; was clear, concise, and abb. Tnom-
as Griygs, Esq. Attorney fort,e common
sealh, With his usual candor, admitted
that the case pres n,ed by the warrant
was not full enough 10 BE- embraced by
the statnt 8, either a. forgery or mis-
demean r, and that 'h- prisoner could not
be remauded for further trial thereon.
The c ut ord,ngly directed K ngs-
Icy to be dis hsrged, which was done forth
with. The trial, ,honph brief, excited
much int res, Pre- Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The Schn ifc Exp 'diuon un Ter the
command OF Lieut.. Fremont, U. S. A.,
and the Pleasure Party under the lead Of
Sir WIN. st warr. OF Scdlsnd. WIRE ex>
p ct-d to / ave Westport, Missouri, where
they had en- amprd, on the 27th ult.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
FATAL ACCIDENT.

A distressing accident occurred on the Railroad
on Monday last, near the Point OF Rocks. The
berland, ran of the track, throwing # the ere
man, worthy young man, who Ne, 80 much bruis.
I'd, tbs, he died soon after. The engineer was In
jured very slightly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The May,rof Port Leon, Fa. while re-
Gently out hunting IN d,nse hammock
mar that city. was suddenly s.ized by
tie leg by a large 'llipaior, who commen.
ce | making a meal If tbai portion of bis
honor's person. The mayer dis harg-d
both barr Is OF his gun INTO tho head Of
b s assailpnt. killing him instantly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The Alexendri, Gaz IT, June 6 says:
"Thr Custom-bousr OF tbs place vas. we
und, rstani, thoroughly renova'ei IN Sat.
uriay last. by tho movaI o all III sub
o dictate offic rs arp inl,d under the Hsr.
rison sdminlslfat' on"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

THE Tue OF WAR "A "wll case" is
TO be srguat in Krniu, ky. before Judge
Simpson, If Clarke county "Mess,s. n.
Cl"y. M. Z. johnson, A. X. Wonlry,
and r. Pin'ell up pear as counsel r The
Establishment If he will. and Mcssrs. J.
j. Cri,tend, n. ]. T. Moreht ad, Thomas
F. Marsial, and w. B. Kipkaid against
it," There will be some arguments worth
visit to Kentucky 10 hear.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

te1noob for Princeton, NJ where he wa. 10 so
jourp with Captain Stockton, Of the Nsvy L vas
.xrertsd that he would arrive in New Ysfk on
Monday sc ernoon last, here extensive Pfepars
ton. were made for NJ. reception.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The Deputy M rshnl Of Louisiana,
having in Gus o iy Breediove, JepeH and
Reines, tire pers' ms " 10 wee arrrst d ~
Wash ngton cha ged with sIeSl Dg The
package Of Treasury Notes at New Or
leans, reached the later city With lis pris.
onegs On the 25th VT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

METHODIST CONFERENCES. New
York Commerce says: 'Tha Troy con
ference ofth- NJ thodi.t Episcopal Chur h
is now in session al Troy, the Rev. Bis op
Waugh, OF B4limo e, presiring. Among
ths chrgy present are the Rev. Dr.. DIN,
president Of the Wesleyan University;
Or. Peck, editor of The Quarterly Review;
the Rev. Charles Pitmun, CORES; onding
vscreiary ofihe Method st M ssiona'y So
ciety, ard the Rev. E. S. Juues, the finan-
clal secretary OF the Amsric N Bill ST.
cie,y. These e n,rmep are in attend
ance with tn. view of placing before tie
conf-r, nee the claims Of the various instl.
tutluns they rerrrsent.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The Madsonian states that the plsce o.
Nsvhl Slo'e keeper at Washington, rem.
derel vacant by the death Of Mr.. Car,
seld' n, h s been given 10 Mr.. James ST.
ldrn, brother OF the doe cas- d. Ofcourse
'bs previous re- orr, Of the appointment
OF nephew Of tue President, and then
Of Mr.. William CrumP 10 the Office, are
both unfoupdsd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
WAsHiaeToS, June o.

The President OF the United States left
this CITY yesterday a. noon 10 an extra
train o: ears for BALTIMORE, on his way q
the .Norih. He il accompanied IN bis
excursion hy The Secretary Of the Teas
Dry ard the P. ,stmaster General. AMI eilI
be in~d by The Srcntary Of War {now
in thu Nurth) at New York.
The President ives scoried fom his
re.i ience 10 tie R il Read Depot by the
Washington Ben violent Society and a
number of teens on fiol and 10 car,ia-
yes, preceded BY Band of Music; and
was attcni,d on his way as far a, Balli-
m re by cOmmritee consisting If Il e
Mnyor AM several gentlemen Of this city.
Nat Int.
The Baltimore American OF the 9th
instant, says: "1he Prs dent Of the Uni
ted Stries reached this cry al ut talf
asst Two o'cl ok, P. NJ. YES erd0y, 10 a
sprei.l tran fr m Washr gton. He wos
accompanied bv III, Secretary If the
Treasury, the Postmas,er General, and
8 veral ,iizeus af Washington.
The President and sate were met near
tn curer rail road de- o, by the Commit
Ire Of rec p' on appoint d tor that purpose
and were nducted in barouchf 10 Bar
NUNS Hotel. The baud rmusc belong
'ng 20 n,ae's Museum struck Up as the
Pre- iienI passed IN front If That establish.
m-ni. A number o. persons % loa ed a.
ter the carriages, a I'd whrn thu Pr slleni
slighied at the Hotel veral hundred per
sons we collected in front Of il, having
sppar' n;ly come log ther out Of m re Gu
rrnslty 10 see The CHEF Magistrate OF the
unon.
Tie President and suit, will leave this
morn ng { Phil d lpma in a special raj
road tran, accompanied ty The following
conmtte,:-Z {. Lee, Ger. J. S. Smith,
Joshua Vas,nt, II. K nncdy, William
II. CODE, Jr Br ntz. j. b. Seijenst,ick-
er and Tnomns K. Jenkins.
The Presld nj is expected al Phlaael
phi st2, P. NJ. to-day, ind is TO land al
the NAVY Yard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
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TRIAL OF SUSAN " AG9ONER

An examining Count wss held on Monday last
for the trial Of Susan Wsesoner. charged viii
.boo,ing Daniel spemsn, at her mothers house ~
Darkes,ile, on the night Of the 2eth Of May -
speImsn had suficisntly recovered to nppea
witness. although he sti II carrie. the balls bur
led in Ri. back and shoulder the one four and The
other two inches. After {, II hearing Of The
evidence, and elaborate stg, rent oftbe case. VI o
its merits. the prisoner vas sdjudssd guilty and
renandcd for further tiol before the Circuit Cour
in Sep,e II Der. A successful no,ion wa. mad,
BY her counsel TO admit her to bail. which va
liked at 5000. The bail be, been given and the
prisoner issi libsrty-Copnsel for the prosecution,
Edmund P. HusrER, Attorney for the Common
wealth; for tho prisoner. CaAarEs Jas. FAuLK
sKn and JAxRs r. STEWART, E.ouiies
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The Auci nj aud II ,uorable Artillery
Company Of Boston celebrated its two
hundred and fifth anniversary in that city
on MONDAY. The company marc led to
the State Hous., wh'rsa PROGRESSION vas
formed, consisting Of the Governor and
suite, and invt d guests, which proc, s.
so was escorted to the Cnauncey Place
Church. TO attend the rel g'ous exercises
of the occasion. The sermon was de-
liyeied by the Rev. Mr.. Miles, II Lowell.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Chops IN VIRGINIA. extract the
the following paragraph from the New
York Expr So, written by one OF the ed.
tors, who has been on visit TO the James'
River District, in the :, gi ,f Richmond I:
The Jam. riser c.un'ry is "a great
VIII, a, growIng region. No where lse
10 the United Suites EXCEPT on some Of
the west, IN pflir'.s, are there such vast
fields ofwl at. Every Thing, ,her. foe,
r-la ing to the WHIT al crcp here IS ,mwr-
t.ni. AS What loves cool sir TIL i is
rp.i ing, tn. baekwardn IS I, f the sens, n
and thr rams have not injurt d il in tie
least, bot on IL contrary. as far as my
obs, rvati N has extended, there never wss
better prospect FIR good wheb, rrup.
Much, however, d. pents upon the wealth
er for the two,r three weeks to come.
when the harvesting will CONN enrr in
earnest. II hot must weather thnnld
succeed, the rust, rs matter Of course,
will sudrenly change NIL ihrse prospects
now So bnph'. Tie fly has mnde its sp.
pearsnce in some plsnt,tions, but as ye,
has created no general alarm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

A DEspATCu.-A VAS ingtnn corr 6.
p 'rdenr nf tie phiia ephia evening Mer-
cuty writes: "A despatch has Leen Ie.
crisod at the Department oil Stat, from
the Sandwich Islands, continuing formal
and strong protest from their KING, against
h. late invasion of III. British. address d
10 all Governments, inviting oar an then
in err os ton 10 check the Illegal nnj
ga ping spirit Of conqu st W ich England
Of | to years has ad rted, without respect
to the comfy Of iions or def renee 10
III. treaty s,ipulations which Obligated
h'r % course eniir, ly diff rent. Ths
Protest is drawn up in an abb aud manly
style, SITTING forth in the strongest and
most proper terms, the injuries lnhict d
by Eng and, and appalling FIR mediation
III such language as mus, induce warm
and decided expression sentiment by
her countries.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

George Laumer aud Fred. rick Doug.
las, formerly slaves, and CHARLES Lenox
Rrmoud, colorrd CT I'm # Selem, are
on the Committee appointed to wat on
President Tyler, during his visit 10 Bos-
TN, to request lin TO emunclpa'e bis
slaves.
We fnl the above paragraph in Bos,
ton APP r, aud copy it for the slmple pur
puse OF repeating wha, W. have sai once
be ;ote, that we trust 10 much to tue good
sense and The ommon cvilny Of he Bos
ionlan', to believe it p 'ss'bl- Il at tie e
creatures will be permitted in any such
impuaence. No such sable Committee
vi ever be suffer dt' approa' h the Chi I
Magistrate Of The Uni.rd States, will
s:Siing Bostln and ntertnin4d as e
',u s: Oft citv.'-N. Y. Cour, e. Eng,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
PRESIDENT
G L. WILLIAM GIBBS MCNEILL.

DIRECTORS.
CT. Frsby Iilghman, John o. VII r
ION, OF Washington County, Md.
VIM. Price, Esq. Allesany county.
Col. james Al. Co lie, FIR, DIX. county.
d ME- Burkhnrt, Esq Drrk'ey ca. Va.
John P. Insls, Esq, Washington city,
ID. G..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

A, the same meeting, the following gen
item. n W r. elected off ers OF the Ches.
al eakr IL Ohio Canal Conn any frte
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