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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

FROM TUE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN.

y
HENRY CLAY AND THE MAGyoII,.--
There Is something, we think, peculiarly
mindful, appropriate, md touching in tho
presentation, at this time, OF Macnolia
trees by the Mississirpian to tic honored
Western statesman. The MAGYoLr, is a
aatire of the North American forests, and
a magnificent evergreen of noble height and
beauty It's flowers ore very large and de.
I!cIously fragrant, and lis emblem, is PEP.
SEVERANCE. HESRy CLAY's glorious life
has been devoted 10 his pho!e country, and
is the erergrecn property Of the American
people. Tie sprung from the American
soil poor p!oughboy, and by perseverance,
has imprinted his enlarged and fruitful
schemes Of policy upon the history and
destiny Of the land, and the hearts of his
grateful conntrymen. By perseverance,,
too, the Wings viii, in due time, ruAn
him 10 HEICuE where he will be enabled
10 perfect the great measures to which he
has devoted himself with such patriotic
singleness. Let the MAGNOLIA hcncefor:h
be tho emblem Of the Whgs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

FeerQ By Merchant IL Boston, -
.-,,.'. '1Ie, ". was arrested ia Boston
'ae'i1y, charged with attempting to
~ aad defaui the Massachusetts Bank
'e'ai sums Of money, by forging the
!, 2 respectable mcrchnntsas signefs
el4oFsets q notes, which notes were
'eu ey Cole and discounted at the Bank
'D@ VI inc individuals whose names we're
~ testified to The false character of
o'por and that il was left tor discount
l5' CoIe. The forgeries amount to
",ns over twenty-five hundred dol.
ia tie was held to bail to answer the
"'S,s' Colo has hitherto borne re.
aao.a character.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
uIEn

IN tbs county, on the Goth ut, Mrs. MARY
TAI ihRsON, consor of Mr.. Joseph Pa,ter.
SON. IN the 18th year of her eye
Also, on the % instant, LAWRENCE d. in.
iaRt son Of Mr.. Joseph Patterson, aged Is months
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

Clerk Of The Supreme Court.-We arc
sra,lfled TO announce the appointment Of
Edmund B. Freemen, Esq, of this City,
as Clork of the Supreme Court, rice John
l.. Henderson, deceased. A better ap
polntmcnt could not have been made
Register.
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MARRIED


In this county, on the lst instant, by the Rev
J. d. NJ. Caldwell, Mr. LEANDER d. ALIEN.
AMBER, of Mississippi, to Miss MARGARET,
daughter Of Mr.. Robert B. Parks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

'ae hard money currency is in full tide
apartment in Illinois. No Banks, no
,,g.f'fency manufactures IN Tint State,
~ 'raliion Of the hard money princl,
n eEemPIiacd without alloy. Corn Is
n INV ~ eight cents bG.het al Spring
y, ~ Tho seat Of Government. This is
~. H. money times. The money IS hard
n, J you ge' il, AID hard 10 get.-DdR-
We Reporter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

Strange Fisiters.-A pair of Chinese
dogs attracted great notice in the streets
of New York on Tuesday, and are said to
be really curiosity. Their color is JET
black, and they arc as completely bare Of
hair as the palm of ones hand. They
were brought out by Swedish brig that
arrived on SATURDAY..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

Several severe shocks of an earthquake
were recently exporioncedat Melbaic, NC.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
PHILIP SPENCER.

The U. S. Gazette has the following
with regard 10 this i'll lated young mans
We do an act Of simple justice and hu.
manly, 10 relieving the memory Of this
unfortunate youth, from some of the un-
necessary calumnies which have been
heaped upon it.
The assertions, which we have several
OF Infamous crimes, such as having sto.
len watch and others OF like character,
while on the Brazilian station, and that
hlsretentIoHwas an outrage upon the Ma.
w, which would not have been tolerated
in any one with less powerful connexions,
are entirely unlounded. The facts Of the
case, as we have them from one likely
to be we'll informed, are the following:
In state of inebrety Spencer grossly
insu!ted an English mIdshpman, which
fact coming to the knowledge Of Commo-
dore Morris, induced him to order Court
Martial. Spencer addressed to the Com.
modore a very pentential letter, depreca-
ting the disgrace Of trial, and pleading
first offence. The Commodore did not
feel at liberty to grant his request. Cap
tain Siorer, Spencer's immediate Com.
mander, addressed letter to Commodore
Morris in his favor, and proposing that
Spencer should 90 home and place him
self at the dispose Of The Department.
This was acceded to aud Spencer sent
home. Upon examination at the Depart.
ment, it appeared in truth to have been his
| frs, offence. In accordance with the u.
inform custom ofthe Department with a
/ first offence, unless il be one totally in
capable with the character OF an honora.
BILE man, he was permitted to retain his
warrant, receiving at the same time Sc
we're admoniiion, with notice that in
case Of a second offence, this would be
remembered against him to prevent a
pardon. The theft Of a watch attributed
TO young Spencer, was the act Of another
midshipman, who was in consequence,
dismissed from the service.
Philip Spencer received Just precisely
tina, consideration and no other, which
every one in similar circumstances had
met with; for ifany one guilty Of SIM
gle ndiscre.ion should have been banish-
ed from the Navy, many Of IT'S brightest
ornaments spared TO aid lustee to is glory,
never would have had the opportunity.
1 II is due alike to all parties concerned,
that the press should cease to give utter
ance to reports calumnops to the dead,
as they are keehly distressing to the liv-
! ing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

ration, designatts the fountain 10 Union
sqasre.) and the small lf. ''fnr which
the American people are Distinguished no
less than pigs and the Chinese, once more
Like little mice, creep 10 aud oui-D
There are rough skirmishIngs among
the boys for the copy hold Of the most FIRE.
quented crossings, and the flags par.icu-
la'ly at Fulton and Wall streets, in
broadway, are contested with rivalry
worthy Of the Biancht and Neri. In
London, the vocation is monopoIized by
cripples; but doubt neither there are
poor cripples enough in New York to man
the crossings. There is many a bank
rnpt however, who would Ike 10 DO the
work for the income.
The most rncy biz of literary news that
| can send You is the forlhcomingness OF
an autobiography by major Moan. 1t is
10 consist Of several volumes, | UNDER
stand, and TO be prelaced with history Of
the suferings of Noah's ancestors Major
Noah's) by persecution in Portugal. The
history Of his own lie aud times willcon
s,ltute the body Of the work, and this will
be embroidered richly with anecdotes oil
politicians, players, authors, and dlstin.
guished persons gencrally-probably as
readable a podrida as could BE- got togeth-
er. The major has been magma Pars Of
many precious imbroglio and OF most
political changes, and has been more IN
the confidence of authors and actors than
perhaps any other man Of his time.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

ViRGlNIA-ln the Circnit superior Couf; Of Law
and Chancery foi Berkeley County.
tsn c. Hammond pB
against
John Ki.nser. Er'or~. e.. 1fats
IN CHANCERY.
CoNHtssiossRs QrrtcS. n.Hrirsuuso,
AoverLsr Is. 1912.
a IL persons having claims seainst tbs late
"a John kisineer, decd. not ,ei audited, ~ill
present thrm 10 my oflre in Marlin,burg, on
nr before The ST day Of February mex, (lBi3i to-
sether with all such evidences may be required
Ia authenticate them.
SEAMAN GARARD.
November II, 1912 -llw N. Com r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
rHE MANuEAcTuRE oF sALr.


We are pleased to see that the manu-
facturs ol Salt, from the pure rock, IS go.
ing on in this neighborbood. Mir. Kendall,
an enterpnsng gentleman from New
Hampshire, has established SAT- NIL IN
this county, which will enable him tn sup
ply the farmers and others of the Valley
with an article superior to any imported.
We have VISITED Mr.. kendall's mill a
bout a mile from town, where beautiful
specimens were shown us. Tue rock is
brought to this county, in its original
state, as taken from the earth. ard ground
TO any fineneSs required. This mill has
been in successful operation for a month,
and will certainly prove to be very i'm.
portant enterprise to the Valley of Vir-
GINA.
There is no other mill Of The kind
south Of Massachusetts. Mr.. X. be-
lieves that he IS the first person who ever
introduced the manufacture Of salt from
the rock in this country. He will re.
ceive, Us he certainly deserves, the pat.
ronage of the public. - Winchester Re-
publican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
a FINE OPENING!
Stock OF Goods

For Sale on Easy Terms.
TEYIiE subscriber desiring TO change his bust
a nese, offers fur sale his EN- TIRE STOCK
OF GOODS, which consists IN part Of Cloths, Cas-
smeres, Cas-inetls, Calicoes, and all other arti-
cles usunliy kent in Country Store. Being anx-
ious 10 settle up his business, he will give great
bargain in his stock, which amounts to about
$500 Tbs situation OF the Store ~ ono OF the
best in the Valley for Country Store, there being
Other stasd nearer than Saephsrd,town, that
being AT a distance OF five miles The store room
in which the goods are, can be had for u term of
years. or should the purchaser prefer, they can be
removed.
Terms will be made easy.
Persons desiring any further information will
please call the subscriber at Hardsctahble
Berkeley county, by letter, adires. him ut
Shepherdstowr, Jefferson co'nl, p,sag' pad.
l. w CHAPLlNE.
IIafdscrabble, Va, Jan. 10, 1913 st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
I HE M A r X ETS.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, I
J0nnary 10, l343,


January 10, 1913, )
CArrLr.--The supply Of Beef Cattle at the
scales this morning was largec than far several
weeks past, and prices rated somewhat lower
OF 600 head that were offered for sale upward.
of 800 were taken by packers and butchers at pri-
ces ranging from 81 rs TO So per 100 lbs. on the
hoof, which is equal to $3.50 Sc net; ono or two
parcels of very superior cattle brought higher pri-
ces. drove of 100 head taken North, and
the balance remain unsold.
Flour Sales of Howard street Flour Of good
standard b. ands made from store on Saturday
extent at So rs, which shows further
slight decline. To day holders offering TO sell
at the same price. but not advised of any
sales worthy IF noie.--The receipt price is un-
settlrd
Gladstone or two parcels Of Wheat reached
this city by water yesterday. We cnote fair to
prime Md red. at 70 80 cts and inferior sorts
lower as in quality.
CoaS.-sales to-day Of Md Com snoat at 40
d cts. for white and Al CTS. for yellow. The
last sale OF Oats ahoat at 25 cts.
WHIsKEY Sales Of hhds. to-day at Is cts and
of bbls. Mt 1874 cts The wagon ptice of bbls. is
l6h cts. exclusive of the barrel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
TO THE WORLD.

HtAN we for a moment look upon our wide srread
q ,and, and behold the fearful amount Of suffering
and disease that there exists, without feeling Of
painlul.ympa,hy arising in our hearts accompanied
with the desite Of beslowins relief if we possessed
the nowerl No we cannot; the human heart goes
foftb 10 meet lis fellow and extends 10 him the herd
Of sympathy. f nothing more. This may soc The,
but Il viii not cure. He still feels himself OH
ieet tha, is oathed-he sill feels himself '.rtirple
The anguish sill hngers around his rifle =. hose
at all familiar with the history Of seases eaanot
help being struck with the raldd increase q that
pecu ia, race Of diseases sag from an impure
state of ihs blood habit Of tie system, Diseases
ofthe mucous tissue; also OF tho osseon- and CLAM
duar system, seTotnla rAneerms Ulcers and ohs'i'
nate cutaneous eruptisns chronic sore eyes, and
disease OF the bones. he chief cause Of their IN
crease Is owing "a their being hereditary. running
through whole families and spreading destruction
along their path. Bat for all these ills there has
new medicine dawued upon the world md in
offering TO the public this new preparation, which
has Cor its ohjeat the relief Of sairrng humanity
il becomes necessary TO state upon whas grounds il
puts forth il merits and the REASONS upon which l.
POUNDS its superior claims the attention % tbs sf
aioted, that all who require its may fsarlessly
repose full confidence in iis restorative vifiurs.--
But let Us introduce readers more particularly
TO this new preparation, which has already been
announced 70 The public, under Tive MANS Of SANDS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
Tile snMERs CASE.

Without intending TO express any opin.
ion on the general merits Of this case, we
would observe that we have now arrived
at new stage 10 the development of the
testimony exhibited. The examination
Of the officers being completed, the Court
have commenced that Of the petty Off
GERS and seamen, who, whatever may
have been their opinions At tho time of
the execution of Mr.. Spencer aud his as
soeiates, are 10 great degree uncommit
ted and unbiased witnesses IN reference
10 the facts Of the melancholy case. On
their shoulders rests no part 81 the respon-
sibiliiy involved, while at the same time
their position IN the brig enabled them 10
see many things to which the officers
we're blind.
In perusing tho testimony of these rude
aud unlettered sons Of the ocean, for in.
stance Browning's, Que discovers much
sagacity and common sense. They talk
not like ''gentlemen al home" who would
faint at the smell Of tarred rope, bu, like
those who had been wont to grapple with
the stern realities and probabilities Of hle.
The simple and unvarnished style OF
Brownng's reasoning reminds one Of the
naiycie Of Corporal Trim when apollo
gising for the soldiers, neglect Of their de.
votions. "When one is wearied out with
long days march and is cold and hun.
Cry and has no hay for a hassock, may I
please your REFERENCES il is hard SAYING
ones prayers. Be the opinions Of these
men right or wrong, we are struck with
their shrewdness, and find in them a new
illustration Of the truth that there is a sort
Of practical culture which no schools can
impart.-N. Y. Erpreas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

The writer, however, plainly declares bis
conviction, that Commodore Jones had at
tackled Monterey dgreeabiy 10 orders from
his Government, nth The Object of conquer
ing California but that, finding The foun-
try IN such state Of defence thanks 10
the care Of Santa Ana and TorneI The
Secretary Of Wdr)--he had been Obliged
10 abandon his plan, and 10 iarent story
for his justification.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
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pictures, which cannot be surpassed foI the beauy
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
rENpERANCE CIRCULAR.

In accordance with instructions from the Jener
son County Temperance Union, the undersigned
Nth great pleasure request the Societies in the
Conventional District composed of the counties OF
j. fTrrson, Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley. Morgan
Hampshire, Loudonn, Hardy Harrison Rocking
ham, Shenandoah. Warren, Augusta, and Pasrto
appoint delegates toa Convention To be held in Win
chester, on the 22Rd February, l843-said soce-
ties to send one delegate Tor every 90 members;
also one Cor fraction Of two-thirds that number
Each Society is respectfully requested TO send a
dera'led report Of the date of its organization,
number Of members and prospects.
WM s. SMITH, lc...,....
ALEX. HOLLAND }"f''''"''eS'
Harrers-Feuy Jan. II 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
LAND AND SAM-MILl
Foe Rent.

TEyHE undersigned ofsr for rent the FARM and
4 SAW.MlLL on Back Creek, near the Pack
horse road, for more years. from the lat day
of April next. The fstm contains from two to
three hundred acres of cleared land, most of which
is good Creek BOTTOM.
The Saw-Mill Is In fine order, and one Of the
best and largest in the county Ii not rented pri.
vaiely it will bc offered publicly on Saturday the
2lst of January, on the premises.
ROBERT DANIEL, Jr.
ROBERT LUCAS.
December % 1912 --4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
Correspondence Of The National Iateligeneer.
NEW YORK, Jan. IL, lS43.

Since Monday we have had loan OF
soft bright weather from April, Which, !
presume, will be duly repaid by Jatuary
sin nIreiy days" 1t wastoo warm for
an overcoat in Broadway yesterday and
such an epiphany Of ladies | have seldom
seen in that Rialto for the commerce OF
love and shopping. The trade of eros.
sing Sweeper, newly introduced, has SUI
perseded the Invention Of India rubber
overshoes for ladies, much TO the damage
Of the rising fortunes Of the patentee.- -
You may walk dry-shod now "from the
Battery to the upper sputtery, Gas an old
lady OF my acquaintance, fond Of allte.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
Ge0a.ge RNeisEsfyg

EEAS just received fresh supply Of Teas and
n 81 Groceries which will be sold cheap for cash.
To wit, Guupowder lrperial Young Hyson,
and Black TEAS. Loaf, Lump and Brown SU-
CARS. New Orleans aud Sugar house MoLAS
SEES, Coffee and Chocolate.
A fresh supply of Liquors, such IS Madeira
Wine, Cherry Bounce. French Brady, Holland
Gin. Port Wine, Old Rye Whi-key, Museat Wine
and Ciray's Pale Ale, for sale by
GEO, RAENHAL.
October 90.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

TUE SoMERs AFFAIR. New York
Commercial Advertiser states that in the
Cnted States District Court, on Tuesday,
the 10Th instant, Mr. Sco!es, acting as
counsel for aud ia behalf of Mrs. Crom
well, widow Of the man executed on board
the u. 5. brig Somers, applied for war
rant for the arrest of Commander McKen-
zie and Lieut.. Gansevoort, with view
to their trial on the charge Of wllful muir
der.
Judge Belts, on Wednesday morning,
liih inst, read long and very able o.
pluion on the application, which his Hon
or must have passed large portion of
the night in studying out and writing
He denied the application, firstly on the
ground that it is exceedingly questiona-
bic whether The civil Courts have iuris-
diction of the case, aud secondly, be-
cause The present, al all events, is not
proper time for such proceeding. The
case is under examination before pro-
perly organized and appointed tribunal,
by which i, will undoubtedly be dealt with
as justice shall require ; and it would be
exceedingly dlsrespectful and inappropri-
ate, to say the least, for a civil Court 10
interfere while the action OF that tribunal
IS yet in progress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
E.2.YM RYTEpXs,N..

EDEN. a, LAVENDER practices in the United
u p States District Coari held Al Stanton and
will attend To Ill cases in Bankruptcy, us we'll
other business committed to his care. Office on
LoUdnpn street, three doots below Logsn's.
Winchester, Oct. 90 lS42--3m