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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
INFRINGEMENT.

The leading features OF the Bill which
passed the House of Representatives Oh
Wednesday, 18th inst, are substantially
as follows
The bill is to take effect from and after
its passage.
The pay of members of Congress is fix
ed thus
For the first FIVE months ofany session,
IS per day.
For the ensuing two months, n Con-
gress shall be so long in session, So per
day.
For the time Congress shall remain in
session, after the first seven months, 81
per day.
Members are to be paid only when in
actual attendance upon their respective
Houses; unless their absence be- occasion.
ed bv sickness of themselves or their fam
lies. or by leave Of either House.
The mileage is fixed at 81 for every 20
miles of travel. Distances are to be COM
puted according to the Post Office book,
reckoning from the Post Office nearest
the residence of each member, by the usu-
al route to the seat OF Government
Mileage is not to be allowed, unless men,
bers have actually travelled the distance
charged in their accounts. All o'hcerS
and agents OF the Cove rnment who are
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
FROM MEXICO.

The schooner Tctorine, at Mobile,
brings intelligence from Vera Cruz to the
25th utimo.
Mr.. Southall, bearer of dispatches from
Washington to Gen. Thompson, had
reached Vera Cruz, and left for the city
of Mexico.
The Texian prisoners were at work at
PeroIe. Mr.. Van Ness had been taken
to the city of Mexico and was at work up
on the streets.
A short time before the Victorine sail
ed, the steamship Regenerador reached
Vera Cruz from Campeachy, but the of.
fetal news brought by her had not trans
plred. Ii was rumored, however, that
the Yucatanese had driven the Mexcans
from the heights in the rear of Campeachy
and recovered the advantages lost some
months since. Gen. Lamus had gone
over to the Mexicans. The Mexcans
had fitted out new expedition Tor Cam
peachy. consisting OF some ten or twelve
hundred men. The English officers in
the Mexican service had returned TO Eu-
rope.
The Siglo, and one or two other of the
liberia papers, had been forced TO suspend
publication on account of a new decree
from Government affecting the liberty Of
the press.
A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Bee says that orders have been given foI
the enlistment of twenty -four thousand
men in the various departments of Next
CO, to be IN readiness by the first Of March
the greater portion of whom II is suppos.
ed are to be employed against Texas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

eaoo e27 az but will need further sup
NV oc upwards Of two millions TO man,
tain the public credit. nave proposed
80 P;nance Committee of Congress to
II ~ ,hese notes on the same iooling 10
~ 10 interest as the other issues, and
- au,horize the Department to re.issu
.nch Treasury notes as may be redefm-
"a nrevious 10 July, 1914. Should THIS
n,onosition be adopted by Congress, the
estimated balance OF $500 .627 0S will re.
main unaffected, except by such appro-
priations Us may be made beyond the es.
limaiss.
Believing ii necessary that some inriher
provision should be made by Congress iof
the purpose Of ensuing an amount O 'e.
celpts that will enable the Treasury 10
,neet punctuaIIy all demands ihat are
likely to be made upon Il nave tn's oa'
addressed communication 10 Inc cn"''
man Of the Committee Of Ways ana
Means. recommending duties upon tea ano
coffee, together with several ofher anu
CHS which appeared to be proper subjects
or..,;op However desirable II may
he RI avoid the resort, II was thought to
be inoera,ively called for by the condi'
tion Of the finances and the state OF the
public credit.
have the honor to be, with great re-
spect, your obedient servant,
w. FORWARD,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To the President ofthe United States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
JURISDICTION OF JUSTICES. On Tue,

JURISDICTION OF JUsTIcEs. On Tues
day, Mr.. Galaher, from the special COM
mittee on the subject, (,he chairman being
indispose1) reported substitute to the bill
extending the jurisdiction of justices of
the peace. The substitute provides that
in addition TO the powers now exercised
by single justice, he shall have power
to try and determine all actions of debt
upon bond, note, bill. or other writing
obligatory for the payment of money, for
any sum not exceeding fifty dollars. ex-
elusive Of interest. 1t provides for ap-
peals by having the case transferred 10
tho office judgmen, docket of the Court,
by which the party nggrieved, upon pay
ing the costs of the trial before the JUS
tees, can have trial by jury, if he de-
sires il.
The bill is carefully guarded in other
respects, and whilst the interest OF the Gre
ditor is secured, the costs to the debtor,
il is stated, will be greatly diminished.
The bill is less Objectionable than as nj
first reported, and is said to be gaining
friends. Rich. Wing.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
YANKEE ENrERpRrsE.-It is said tina

YANKEE ENTERPRIsE.-ltis said that
Yankee is about starting for Eng land to
engage 10 a work of tremendous impor-
lance, extent and cost ; no less than
tunnel from London 10 Canton, through
which railroad will run carrying both
freight and passengers. Great advan-
tage will result from connexion of these
two cities in this manner, and the cost Of
transportation will be reduced. Fuel
will be plenty for the locomotives, as it
is intended that the tunnel shall pass I'M
der Vesuvius, where plenty Of good coal
will undoubtedly be found.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
From the Correspondent Of the Bali. Patrio,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10th, 1913.
There was long and animated but
mos, Improbable debate in the Senate to-
day, upon the negative propositions OF
Nh. Rlves, in regard to the assumption OF
State debts by the General Government.
Not satisfied with the expression OF opin-
ion by the majority of the body yester-
day, against the propilety OF occupying
ing further time at this late period of the
session, on mere distractions, and in Ia
vor Of proceeding TO the practical bust.
ness OF Congress, Mr.. Rves reproduced
his resolutions, and made them the suo-
iect OF a short harangue, upon the dan.
gers which would resul: from the scheme
in question. 1t really appears TO me 1T
tie better than tr1Ing with the suffering
people of this country, for Congress to be
spending the precious hours which yet re-
main OF this short session, in resolving,
or rather re.resolvIng what they viii NOT
DO. 1t is mere mockery OF the indebted
States, and of our tellow-citIzens in every
quarter of the Union, who are worn down
hy the embarrassments and disasters Of the
times, to be sending forth these author-
tative messages from the Senate Chamber,
declaring, not what measures OF relief are
to be adopted, but only the opinions OF
certain Senators as to what they think the
people ought not to ask for, and ought
not to be granted. Tho public will prob.
ably think that these gentlemen would
have been better engaged in devsng
plans for the general good, than in vast
ING day after day in fruitless discussions,
that are to end in nothing at all. 1t is a
mere burlesque upor Legislation this neg
utve mode OF proceeding. Why not
wait till the project for assumption was
actually before the Senate IN some tan
gibIe shape? What is TO be gained by
this War in advance upon mere specula.
tive schemes. lfihis course Is justtiable
why may it not be pursued IN regard
to every possible proposition of public
nature, that is, or may be agita,ed in the
newspapers? The proceeding was alto
eether supplementary, as It is certainly
in direct contrariety 10 the plainest die.
tates of common sense. Nor is 1t IN
proved IN the present instance by the TACT,
that the Senate IS called upon TO re-re.
solve what they actually resofued three
years ago.
90 not know whether Mr.. Rives de-
rived any peculiar qualification from the
fact that his resolutions were eagerly
seized upon by those members ON the
other side ofthe Senate, whose policy he
has so often denounced, as destructive OF
all commercial credit and confidence, and
hostile to the best interests of the States
and the people. Those whom he but re-
Gently was seen resisting, when they
were carrying on ruthless warefare a.
painst the Institutions oil the country,
gladly caught up propositions so well suit
ed TO their purposes. In them it was per
fectly natural, bat il i'll became Senator
whose voice but lately was often raised
in defence of the institutions oftae States
in support Of that credit and confidence
which lie at the foundation of commercial
prosperIty--it i'll became him. | say, &c
recommence this warfare upon them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
7 HE M A r X ETS.
OFFICE or THE BALrlmoRE AMERICAN,
Eehrunra, on l0A3

CATTLE Upwards of 300 head of Beef Cattle
were offered for sale at the Scales this morning,
and over $50 sold to butchers, ut prices varying
from 1925 to % per 100 lbs. on The hoof, which
is equal to 81 so a SC net. The sales were princ-
pally at prices averaging S. IS. so net. About
100 head remain unsold.
FLouR.--There has been some enquiry for How
ard street Flour 10 day, and sales have been made
to a considerable extent at $3564 for good stand
ard brands. Some holders refuse to sell now al
less than s3,62i. The wagon price is $3.50
GRArE.-Small sales of lots brought in by wsg-
ons ct 20 ais cents for good to bests reds. No
transactions in Corn. The last sales from stores
were at 40 cents for white.
WH,sKEY-Continues very dull at is cents for
hhds. and 10 cents for bbls.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

We learn from the Army ard Navy
Chronicle that the Board organized some
time since, consisting of Brig. Gen. w.
X. Armistead, Col. S. Fl. Long, and Sur.
Gen. Lawson to select site for an AT.
mory ON the Western Waters, have made
a report to the Secretary of War, which
report will no doubt be communicated TO
Congress before the close of the present
session. The Board having completed
its labor has been dissolved.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

VIvE LA BaGATELLE The MadIso.
MAN OF Thursday, publishes, in post
script. the following startling information
in advance Of the mall":
"NoUs VERRoNs Extract ola letter
from a gentleman in New Jersey TO one
IN Washington, dated
New Brunswick, Feb. Is, ls43.
Information from Trenton says that
last evening John Tyler, of Virginia, was
unanimously land by acclama.ion) nomi-
mated as the Democratic candidate Of the
Jersey Blues" for IA, by an assembIage
Of 1000 citizens, from almost every part
of the State"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
The massare having been read

The message having been read
Mr., Fillmore moved to refer the mes
sage to the Committee Of Ways and Means
which was carried.
Mr.. Wise moved 10 reconsider tho mo-
ton, and .hereupon made speech, and
said he differed from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, believing that his estimates and
expenditures would prove erroneous, ana
maj other means would have to be pro-
vided, than are now afforded by law, to
meet tho wants OF the Treasury.
Mr.. Fillmore made short reply, and
Mr.. Wise then withdrew his motion 10
reconsider.
And the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
From The Tallahassee Sentinel FEB, 3.

The little negroes were greatly aston
shed last Wednesday morning by fall
of snow. 1t is the first we have ever
known in Florida, and we fear the cold
which attended i. will njure the orange
and other fruit trees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
PROCEEDINGS OF A MEETING OF THE
NHIG MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

WING MEMBERS or CDNGRESS.
At JOINT meeting Of the Wing mem
bcrs of the Senate and House of Repre-
seniatves OF the United States, held in the
Senate Chamber on Saturday evening the
18th Of February, 1913, for the purpose
OF considering the propriety of holding a
National Convention 10 nominate caLdl-
dates to be supported by the Wing party
at the next election of Presden, and Vice
President of the United States, Richard
II. Bayard, OF Delaware, was called to
the Chair, and Alexander II. II. Stuart,
of Virginia, and John c. Clark, Of New
York, were appointed Secretaries.
Mr.. Talmadge, of New York, on be-
half Of joint committee appointed at a
previous meeting, TO consider what mea-
sures should be adopted, made report,
which, having been discussed and amend
ed, was unanimously adopted. The re-
port is in the following words, viz:
"Whereas the expedency OF holding a
National Convention for tbs nomination of
candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, has been suggested by the Wings IN
various parts Of the Union and it having
been referred by them to the Wing Mem
bers of Congress to designate the time
and place Of holding SAID Convention -
therefore,
RESOLVED, That the Wing Members Of
Congress, concurring in the expediency of
the proposed Convention, and yielding 10
the wishes expressed that they should de.
signete the time and place, do respectful
ly recommend that Wing National Con.
vention for the nomination Of candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States, be held at the city Of Bal
timore, on Wednesday the Sd day of May,
1874; and that the said Convention be
composed OF Delegates from the respec-
tive States equal to the number of Sens-
tors and Representatives Of each State in
,he Congress OF the United States"
On motion Of Mr. Underwood, Of KY,
it was
Resolred, That the proceedings of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretaries, and published in the Ma.
tional IntelIigencer and other Wing pa
pers."
RICHARD H. BAYARD, Chr'm
Alrs H II STUART }sec,e,arie..
JoBN C. CLARK,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
GARDEN SEEDS

GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 13A8a
pEANS-Kldnsy Dwarf o, Snaps,
M " Pole or Climbing
Beets-Long Blood aud Iurnip Rooted,
Brussels Sprou.s,
Cabbaec--a fine variety,
Carrot-Long Orange,
Ctunpw and Laie,
Cucumber--Lopg Green aud others,
Egg Plant; Endive-Green, CurIes
In han Corn--Smith'- Early and Tu,chforn,
Lettuce Lazy Cabbage,
Mslon-Best kinds,
Nastuitium,
Ouon--Esrly White
Parsley-Doublr; Paisnip--Largc Dntch,
Psas-Finest kinds,
Pumpkin--Potato aud Others,
P-prer--Bel or Oxheart, OF Cayenne,
Radish--VnIious kinds,
Rhnbarb-for pies and tar,s,
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant,
Spiraoh-Round
Squash-Eary Summer,
Tomsto--Large Red and yellow,
Turnip-Whie, fary Fla', &c
All Of which are carefully selected and warrsnied
10 be Of the kinds named fresh and free from mix
tufe-for sale by
WIN. DORSEY.
Feb, 0. 1843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

allowed travelling expenses, are subjected
to the same regulations.
The salaries Of various other officers OF
the United States, whose pay is not pro-
iected by the Constitution such, for IN
stance, as the Presiden: and the Judges
are also brought down. Officers 10 the
CIV, and military departments army and
navy included OF The Government, whose
salary now exceeds $4,000, are reduced
20 per cent. on their present pay.
Officers and agents receiving salaries
ranging from 81 900 to $4,000, are re-
duced ~ per cent. on their present pay.
No reduction, however, is to bring down
the salary of any one now receiving more
than 8 900 below that sum. Diplomatic
agents serving abroad are exempted from
the reduction also, all persons whose
salaries are now not more than s 900
per annum.
The Offices of Recorder and Solicitor
Of the General Land Office are abolished.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

Mr.. James X. Polk is announced in the
Nashville Union, as candidate for Gov
ernor of Tennessee. He will open the
campaign at Jackson, in Madison county,
on the first Monday in April next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Missionary si~ssing will BIZ held 10 he M~tho-
dis, Episcopal Church. 10 this plsre, rn Tinir-day
the 23I inst AZ 6 o'eofk r. M. sefmoa hs hsv
Mn. RoszELL. Of Shepherd.towns alter whcn
collection vii be taken Up, 10 aid ia the cause II
Missionaries.
prptracted Mee'ins under The direction Of
the Hgv. Ma. CoLLrss. will cannss,nce th- S4nr.
day following. the 25th. At 10 O'Clock \. VI.
Msftushurg, Feb 10Th.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
TO the RAIL ROAD!

HOHN JAMESON has removed his Grocery
% Establishment to his Warehouse, nj the Rail
Road. where he will in few days, receive fresh
supply Of groceries and invites purchasers 10 call
and see before buvings
February % 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
. T u ..

In Wheeling. Va, On Monday morning, the ID h
instant, Nj. THosas !. B. PKSTosEr, formerly as
this plaes, in the Goth yeas Of his He d-d N
full communion vita The Roman Catholic Chalch
On Tuesday evening last. at Eikvood. J"H>rs"n
eunts. BEKJAmIs oRREsT, infant Of lIr. John
James Abel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
MARRIED.

At Exeter. loudonn county, Va, on Thursday
the 10th inst. by lhs Rev Gsorg. Adie, JoBs Az
sgsrfSE WssaissTos, Esq. Of Mount Vernon. to
NELLY, only daughter of Wilson C. Seldon, ESQ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

VIRGlNlA:-ln the Circut Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry for Berkeley Couaty, Febru-
AIRY Rules, 1913.
Richard Bodine, pm.
ogmaa
Philip II. Dugan. dft,
in CHI aNCFRY.
FENHE defendant not having entered his appear
H ance and given secur',y, according to the act
~ assembly and the lues ef this court, and il ap.
pearng by satisfactory evidence tina, be is cut 81
this Commonwealth, it il ordered, ihs, the said
defendant do enter his appearance 10 this suit. on
the first day OF the next term, answer the bill OF
the plantG and give security for perfoi ming the
erree-and that a copy of this order be iorthwitl
published ia any newspaper within ,h. county.
and continued for two months succesaively. and
another cory thereof POSTED at The front door OF
the Couri-House OF the said county.
Copy --Te~'e.
JOHN SrROTHER, C.
f.h i6 I043 DIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
Bar from. sc.

NUST received general stock of Bar and other
~ Iron, for sale cheap, by }. JAMISON.
February %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
NOTICE..
Land fO2. Rent.

WMlLL be RENTED at nv Residence, near
wv the Swan PoSp. on the first day of March,
the LAND belonging to SARAH +. Hupctt.
II will be rented for nonled rent, to the highest
bidder, for one or mole years.
Further particulars will be made known at the
time of renting.
JOHN ]. WELSH, Guardian.
February l6, l343-2w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
JUST RECEIVED,

RAYS PALE ALE aud Beer, Cider, VIII
" all kinds OF Liquors, which will be sol
low for cash hv GEO. RAENHAL.
December l.
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VlRGlNlA;-ln lhe Circui Suprrio, Court of
Law and Chancefy Tor Berkeley County. Febtu.
AIRY Rules, 1913
Erasmu. s. Tate, plg
agniast
Robert batimnre, Tsiiafrtre Sribling and Mar,
bis WIFE Congo Thoma. and Lucinda his wife,
Alexander e. Gpnd and Rosanns Is his VII,
John F. Tate. George w Tate, and William T.
Snoderass, dts
IN CHsNCERT
THNHE defendants. Rnl,e,t LArirnere George
4 Thomas aud Lucinda ia. WIFE, Alexander C
Good aud kassnns y, his wife, John r Tale and
Geo 'g" w TATE, not having entered th,ir appear
ance and given security, aero, ding 10 the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court. and II APP
pesrine by satisfactory evidence that they are out
of this Commonwealth, it is ordered, thar the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this suit
on the first day of the term, and answer the
bill Of the elaintia. and that II copy pf tSis order
he forthwith Published IN any new.pag or wrhin
thi. county. and continued f,r two months success
sivey and another copy thereof posted at he front
door of the Cour-I House cf the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Feb l6 l343--om.
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HN'FtHst
I4cob D Show alter. &c.
IN CHANCERY.

VlRGlNlAt-ln The Circuit superior Cont Of
] aw and Chancery for Berkeley County, tebru-
airy kutes i343
Charlie. Dow NJ, rx'or, Of John kisngpr decd
PITT.
oSafnst
John w. Ki.inger, Richard Bodine, and Allen c.
Hammond. DIS.
IN CHANCERY.
VENHE defendant, John w. kisiugrr. moi having
Il entered his appearance aid given securirs,
according 10 the act vi assembly and the rules p
this count and ii Appearing by ,tsf4eiory evi
dence TINT he out Nf this Commonwealth. il j.
ordered that the defendant do enter hi. appear
anee 20 this suit the first day of the next tenn
answer The bill 81 the paniH anil give secntiiy for
performing the decree, and thar COPY Of thin or
der he forthwith published IN any new. psper With
IN this corrty AMI continued 10, two months suc-
erssiss,, and anolh.r cory thereof Iosird at the
front door Of ihr Court. Hsuse of the said county
A Cnpv, Trsfe,
JOHN srRorBER, c.
Frh. l6 i843.-2n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
SUGAR, CHEESE, dc.
HOETOac Ware.

E0NSlSTING of large sire Kettles, Pots. o.
" vens and Lids, Biscuit Ovens. skillets. Sc,
Sc. Also extra Lids Of variety Of sizes.
G. a. G. w. DOLL.
January S, 1913.