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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION. The Con
gressional election which t,ok tlsce in
Rhode Island on Tuesday last has resul,er
in the complete success of the Law ant
Order ticket, as will be s, en- byt follow
ing annuncaton from the Providence
Journal Of Wednesday:
'THE ELECTION We have ug in to
record a triumph Of the laws--to an.
nounce victory oftbe Rhode Island par
~ over the last desperate effort of Dorr-
ism. Henry y. Cranston and Elisha r.
Potter are elected by Inajorities even
greater than the triumphant vote which
swept the State last April. We have
gained every where. With IS of party
machinery than We ever knew in con-
tested election, we have gained victo-
ry which would have been gorous after
any amount of effurt. This election con-
firms stlll stronger the lasting triumph OF
law and order in Rhode Island.
"Our returns from the Eastern district
are complete, aud show majority for
Cfanston Of 1903. From the Western
district we baye returns from but four
towns. In every one Potter gains hand
sornely, and his majority will be ncreas-
ed over that Of April
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
RAIL ROAD TRAVELLING.

The arrangements for the accommodation Of the
travel between Baltimore and Wheeling by the
Railroad 10 Cumberland, seem complete as they
could well be. The large number of western trsv.
eleFs who prefsT, this Railroad route by Baltimore
10 the East are regularly brought forward wtho
the less, detention. The Wheeling Times Of
Thursday lac, states thu, the day before front Of
the "Grea, Central Stage oHice." ~e saw eight
stages drswn up in battle array" and stopping a
few moments We saw them oil filed with SEVER
rY.rouR passengers going east, that had landed
during the morning, II passengers should come.
a, many more viii go during the day, This work
was never So yell organized as II is now, and The
force kept on il is equsl 10 any emergene,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

At,hls tine, ~hen the g-neral com
plant - "tna, mpnay ~ scarce. VI VIII
he an act Of kindarss 10 infurm the money.
| IS how they may reinforce their lo:k-
cts. viii acquaint them with The true
secret Of money catching The certain
way 10 fill einly pulses and how 10 keep
them always folll Two simple rnes, we'll
observed, will do the business: Fist, let
hon sly and industry b thy const mt com.
tani1ns Ard srcnnd, spend one penny
less than Thy el.ar gaio. Then shall Thy
hide bound pockets soon Legln to thrive,
and will never again cry with The empty
b, iIy- ache; n, ither viii creditors insult
the. nor vans Cypress nor hunger bite,
nor max edness freeze thee; the whole he
misphere wi SHINE brighter. and pleasure
spring in every corner Of thy heart -
Benz. Ffaakha.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

ALABAmA.-A complete lisi ofihe SEN
ators and presentatives who were late
ly elected to the Legislature of this State
is published in the Mobile Advertiser of the
Odd ultlmo. From this list il appears that
Of the thirteen Senators chosen this year
year the Wings ELF cled seven, and their
opponents SIX, by which the Wings gain
two members in the Senate without To-.
sing snv. OF the members of this body
who held over from last year, seven are
Wings and thirteen Locos. In the House
of Representatives, also, the Wings have
acquired small gain over their strength
oflasl year--they having gained in all
thitsen members aud lost bu.,ight.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

T'oMATo FIGs. -Tne adjudication OF
the following recipe viii prove acceptable
to s,me Of our readers at,he pr sent tune.
Take six pounds of sugar 10 one reck
(or 10 poundsy of ths Gut. Scald and
remove the skin Of the fruit 10 the usual
way. Cook them over fire, their own
juice being sufficient without the addition
OF water, until the sugar penetrates and
they are clarified. They are then taken
out, spread on dishes, hattened and dried
in the sun. A small quantity OF the syn
up should be occasionally spipkled over
them hills, drying; after which, pack
them down in boxes, treating each layer
with powdered sugar. The syrup is at.
forwards concentrated and bottled for use.
They keep we'll from year to year and
retain surprisingly their flavor. which is
nearly that Of the quality OF fresh figs!
The pr ar shaped or S ngle tom atoes answer
the purpose best. Ordinary brown sugar
may be used large portion Of which re-
tsiued in syrup,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

From The CHEROKEE NATIoN.-The
ST. Louis Republican Of the ED instant
says: "The rumor ofthe death OF John
Ross, principal chief Of the Cherokee na-
ton Of Indians, isset al rest by later ac-
counts t ON that quarter. He is not on !
ly not dead. but has been reelected prin.
cipal chief by a majority Of eight hun
bred votes" From another source we
l. arm that George Lowry has been .ieci-
ted S, cond chief, and that Mr.. Ross's par
ty is in majority both 10 the Committee
and Council. We have nothing further
conc erning the rp rted murder Of Hicks
and Bushyhead, excep, the following from
the Van Buren, Arkansas) Intelligencer
various rumois have reached us OF
disturbances among the CherOkees: that
David Vunn, the Treasurer Of the Ma
ton, Elijah Hicks, and Isaac Bushy head
were murdered on the Sth instant, at the
head Of the precincts, during the election.
We further learn that the friends of the
deceased were aiming and collecting for
the purpose Of arresting the murderers,
and that the friends OF the mufderers
were also collecting f'r the purp Sc o. de.
Tending and protecting tn, M"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
THE GAZETTE.
M AlaPaN sBWRRs VA.
thursday, sept. =, Is4S.
TIE LATE ELECTIONS

ISDixSA Pie total vote in ladana according
" the Wayne County Record, at he recent cleo
lion, is l2l .099, being On increase from inst Of
1870 offs 500 whitcoro the Locoioco candidate
tot Governor, has msjeHity over Bigger, u ,0Ia.
The wings have elected one member u Congress
asa the 1 ocotosos eight The last d.isssIon STOOD
81. Wigs and one Democrat
KlsfucEr The Csnssessiohsi Delegation
from th,. State srandsfye Wigs and i've Demo
Gratis The Legislative !. Wig ts large maJ"f.
lty SSH tss
TfssEssgt In this Stst-,ihs Wings have
elected their Goyernor, (Johse,) ty q msjofrs Of
over 4 900; and ts,e a majority OF eisht on joint
bsllot, ia, the Legislature. It's Congressiohsl
Delegation stsnds. SIX Denoefaa and five W.,igs
IIitsul. --tias ne u,ual. gone for The, Demo
cfat. The Wing. have elected one uefibet to
Congress. the Demos rata sis Both bfahches d
the Leg stature, are Dsmoersts.
ALABAMA --sis Dsmacrsts. and ole Wig nsys
have ben eIeeted 10 { ,nsI<n The nest Con
Fsfess VII GOTHAM istge majority vi D~mocsa,s
the Senate will tave small majority of Wigs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Tnr CONTRAST. The Io,os may con.
ttnue 10 wool each other about their can
didutes as much as they please, but il ID
cur business 10 keep the public in remcm-
brance # the fact, that Loco Foco Ad.
ninlstration required Thirty .seren MI
hons,f Dollars annually 10 support the
government, whilst under Wing Rule
notwithstanding the els greemen's be.
tween Capt. TJl an3 Congress on other
matters, we are getting along with only
Si1teen and half Millions, Is this u
reason for restoring The Bourbons, slessrs.
Globe and Enqmrer? Would such res.
to'at on illustrate" any thing but our fol.
W. Wlnches. Req.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

leagues Of territory IN the province Of
S .Lta Caiarina, al The choice Of the prince,
fourhly, a yearly income Of 26 ,o0Uf., TO.
gelhrr with jewels to the amount of 200
000f.; filthy present from tbs Emperor
Of Braziis, Of 500 ,Oo0ffor her outfr. Ia
dspendently OF these advantages, she as z
succeed to the throne Il the Brsziis, ia
the exclusion even u Ter eldest ss'ef, =
The Emperor, Don Pedro IL, ana ne
Princess Januatio, he piesrnpt'e lei
10 The crown. should ne without issue.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
OHIO

WLg Congregational CoG' ehton for the hihIh
D.auiet Ut OHIO, asse pbie6 IA Ciiclsge, On The
22d ullin for the p',lroee Of houisht'ng oahdi'
date for Cungess aud choosing delegate TO he
National Convention. Col. ELIAs fLuRENcE, o
Picksway county ws> unanimously chosen us Tie
Wing Candidate toI Cougrc,f Es Gov. MoRaow
aud the II "a. IHoyAs EwING were chosen the Sen
storisl delegate,, IND D,. Tpos. @. EDWARD The
delegate iion hat district ia The Na,ionsl Con
yenton 10 May next ,...
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Jr my Taylors ogtily prayer, for hlmr
self and his friends. was for Cots fnefti
full deliveroncn and preservation from tie
violence and rule a PASSION, from e ser
vide viii. AMI conmlnt,ng Inst; from
pride and vanity; from false opinion ADD
ignorant confidence; ron irnpros dence
and prod ea'ity, from envy and The smfii
Of SANDER; from sensoality; from presunp.
lion AMI SPAR, from s,ate ot tfmpia
i'm and hardened splrit; from delaying OF
repentance and p-rseyering IN SIN; from
unthankfuness and irfelleion. and from
scducing Others, from all nfatu4,ion Of
soul, self love, and vain amt ton; from a
VIC Gus life ahd all unprovi led death.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

a RIcH Royal BRIDE~-The: Paris
Mool,eur contains royal ordinance pro-
moting the Prince de Joinvhle 10 the rank
Of Rear Admiral. This ordinance is fol-
lowed by the marriage act Of the Prince
with the Princess Of the Brszlls, which
was signed on the 3lst ult, in the palace
o. Neu'!iy The princess brought hel
husband as a dowry, first, 100, 000f. in
specie secondly; sreVenue of 1870, 000f
sFl'nS nom Brazilian stock; thirdly, rs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
MORMON MIssroN.-The Nauv,

MORMON MIssroN.-The Nauvoo
Times and Seasons contains the recon.
mandatory letters Of Joe Smith, appoint.
ing G.. ]. Adams TO accompany Elder
Hyde on mission 10 ST Petersburg, Rus.
sis, TO be one oil the passengers TO intro
ducs lbs fullness Of the glorious gospel Of
the Son Of God TO the people OF tina, vast
empire So Russia IS not TO be IN dark
ness any longer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

PLANK RoADs.--T il sort of road in n
new country where forests abount, has
been found both cheaper and more odvan.
t,grous for draught, than McAdam roads.
aud greatly ci eaper than reil.oa Is.
la Csnada IN re IRE several Of these
70 Ids, and tie citizens of Buffalo being
DESTROYS o! constructing goud rod t.
the falls III Niagara, Distance Of some
20 mills. Il is suggested by The Buffalo
Commercial ,h,t it be laid with rlank.
According ,othe estimate "f that pap' r.
the whole could be completed for $4,000
a rnii,. 81 "t.s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Morm n, is Creek word. According
TO the Baptist Register, ID ,nnegan and
other authors of Greek dictionaries define
IL, A bugbear, a hobgobhn, raw head
and bloody bones, hideous spectre, a
figh,ful mask, something to frighten
Children 1t is thus used by the Greek
author Theocntus, and the Greek author
Aristopbanes the comic poet. Solomon
Spalding, having tried to preach three
or four years and failed, then having tried
mercantile business and failed, being a
classic Greek scholar, and out Of oil bust
ness wrote for hrs amusement what he
called the Book Of Mormon j. e., as he
und- rstood it, the Book of Specfres AZ
ter his death, the ignoran, Joe Smith and
J. Rigdon, coming into, possession of the
book, andignorantly pretending that Nor
mon was sacred Jewish name have used
the book for deceptive purposes, as all
the world know, and have attempted to
clothe the word Mormon with a sacred
meaning. Above is the true definition
and origin Of the word, as well us oftho
book.
Mormons then, the anglicised word, or
the derivsiive as comprehendlng the peo-
pie may be defined "Devolees to bug
bears, hobgoblins and spectres." Seven.
teen thousand of such devotees, it is said,
are now residents in Nauvoo."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

GREENorGH' STATuE OF WASHINGTON
Ar TIE C.riroL,-PussiUg through tie
East Of the Capitol garden last Saturday
evtning, we ha an opportunity OF view
ing aud exemng 10 immense blocks 81
granite, lately arrived from Quincy, Mas
sachuseits, which are in,endei, The one
as base and Il E other as re iestnl foI
Grernongh's colossal statue Of the Father
of his conntiy. These two large III cks
Of granite weigh f'rtg tons; they have
been SAT Iy placed WITHIN the temper ry
building that covers the site Of the magltti-
c Mt 81 tuc Ga one Of The 81 les nf III.
pedestal is cut n larg md well torm' d
letters the Inscription, First IN The hearts
Of his ComnfrgmeH.
A number ofrersona Interviewing these
immense blocks NJ the time We happane'i
TO be present. Indeed, ;he progress OF
the work connected with the removal Of
this statue 10 its appointed s te seeras I"
be an obe -nf public interest. = Nat lat:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Mr.. W,ntworth, the t,ll editor of the
Chicago Democrat, lately elected to Con
eress from linos, in describing the obsti
Giles TO his success, says
ave lost about 300 votes fore ,ngress
be iuse we were an old bachelor: ani the
only wond i, that we did nut lose more
,on this account Bat the cruelty Of The
whole mattel IL, that while Some wert
opposing ns because We were unmarried,
others wrte teGsuse they believed the sto'
ry that we were IN the habit Of ~hppine
or lrifp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

The dwelling house Of MIR. John Cop
sey, ON Big Capon, in this county, was
entered on Wednesday night week. Au-
gust 23d, AMI robbed Of upwards of Three
Hundred Dollars. . Watch. &c. We
have not understood how the rubb, ry was
IF, cted, but from report, which says iha,
the money, &C., stolen was in Desk, in
the room in which Mr.. G. was sleeping
and that they carried il off without ava
kening him. The Desk was found next
morning abou, $50 yards from the house.
If this is true, il certainly was as daring a
robbery as we have ever before heard Of
Mr.. c. IS very aged man, AMI on the
night Of the robbery there was no other
person about the house but negro wo-
man. Oftfe money stolen $500 was
Valley Bank paper, among which, seven
or eight Twenty Dollar Notes, pretty well
worn, and the remainder Of various &c.
nominations, two $5 gold pieces, and
some silver.-Romnsy InfelGgeneer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

A Young couple AT Paris WIS la'ey go
ing 10 the Mayor to have the clvli cere
muny OF marriage performed. The Young
lady, IN stepping on: ot the carriage, tn
tan sl' d her lace dress in the step aud tore
ii. "l'ow stupid" exclaimed the gentle
man. III, l,dy took no no ice of this
rngallant expression aud the party went
into the Hotel Of the Mayor. But upon
being asked whether She consented to
take the gentleman present iof her hus-
band, she replied, "Noi SO stupid, whici
was the Only answer that could be oblaia-
ed from her. 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

FREUERicK WHITE SULPnuR. These
Springs which a,e better known abroad
as Jordar's, are beginning TO be apprecia
ted. The establishment, even at this late
period of the season, is throDged with COM
pany. Among the visitors there at pres
emf. we may name the Pres den, Of the
United States, Chief Justice fancy, and
their families, Gen. Roger Jones Of The
Army, Judge Nicholas of Richmond,
Judge Randall Of Florida, and the Hon.
Edward Ksvenagb, acting Governor oil
Maine.
This watering place, from the quality
Of the water as well as the convenience
Of its location is destined to attain great
and deserved celebrity. The facility Of
reaching it from Baltimore and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, by the Baltimore and
Ohio, and the Winchester and Potomac
Railroads, leaves scarcely any thing for an
invalid or man Of pleasure {, desire.
The visiters this year come from wide
range Of Territory. louisiana, Florida,
Mississippi, Georgia, North Carolina and
Maine, have had their representatives.
Mr.. Jordan's excellent table, unsurpass.
ed in the quality of the fare and the style
OF serving il up, and his unhrirg efforts to
please his guests. are spoken Of by all who
visit him, and we can attest the Justice of
the enconiums. We wish Mr.. ]. the am.
pie success which his exertIons so richly
deserve. Winchester Republican,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

JUVENILE INDusTRY.-A correspondent
in the Groenville Is. CO. Mountaineer
says that white boy in the neighborhood
of Cambridge, Abbeville District, not
more than twelve years OF age, made last
year, by his own personal labor, with one
horse, three hundred and fifty bushels of
corn, thirty bushels oil wheat, and two
hundred and eighty dozen bundles Of
oats; and, from present prospects, he had
no doubt the boy would realize more this
year than he did last,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

A gentleman writing from Nashville,
Tennet see, alter the election says: CAT
every point the name Of Henry Clay was
the waichword of our party. 1t was
borne along in proud triumph, and 40
living man has such hold upon the con-
fidence and affections of the Wings OF
Tennessee as il is now his enviable for
tune TO enjoy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

TAMMANy HALL FOR VAN buren,. -
The New York tribune s.ys: The re.
suit of the ballotiug at Tammany Hall
on Tuesday evening was the choice Of
9 Van Buren, and 4 Calhoun delegates
to the State Convention. They were
chosen after the usual manner, each ward
sending IN the name Of its candidate, and
four Icing drawn from the list. Resolu-
tons were passed (s5 to l5) in favor oil
Van Buren,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

The DIFFERENCE. 1T is stated in the
N. Y. Tribune that sos, 900 in specie
is now travelling to the west TO pay on
Indian annuities, under an escort Of Two
special government agents, and otherwise
transported at heavy expense-pIooa-
bly, not less than three or four per cent.
on the whole amount. While a Nation
al Bank was in existence, this transfer
would have been made bya draft through
the mail, without costing the treasury
farthing, and with the certainty that II
could not be lost by any casualty. or be
purloined by special agents or sub treas
prers-a security now altogether want
ing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Mr.. EpIroR.-lf your own "pi+,i ~ II
grees with the follow ng, YOU "fl' or atty
oblige. by publishing IT, your obed ent
servant, AN HoNEsr LAWYER
Character Of an honest Lawyer. - Ia Il e
Character of an honest Ewyer" pn,te !,
! think, il 1896, il is said am ing other
things, that he IS one that prac,ices III :
law SO as not to forg,t the gosp but al
ways wears conscience as well as gown.
lie weighs the cause more than gold; and
Il that Will not bea the touch, his gencr
Gus scofn puts back the fee Though h.
knows all he criticisms Of his faculty and
the nice snaPpofadoes OF practice, yet he
never uses them, unless ia de fensive
wy to C undermine I. plots of knavefy
tor he AFT, cts the deyilsh skin of ont
battling righ. nor aims al the sh IN ful
glory of making bal case good; but
with equal contempt hates the VOLTS stu ~
aud the dogs eloquence, and dlsd ins TO
grow great by chicanery, or build himself
a fortune on the 81 oil of the oppressed, or
tho ruin Of widow and orphan. lie has
more reverence for his profession than H.
d ibauch il for .unrighteons purposes; and
IVA rather DO dumb. thanto suffer b $
toneu II pimpf'r injustice, or cl ID his
par 10 bolster up Il cheat with the leger.
,em lin Of liw.crAit. TO follow the
b,ve, is III, advice that would Off In
every ore of the profession, and let no
man reject it, for i, IS great, a mighty
Ia $50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

FREE NEGRO CoNvENTIoN.-A Con
vention Of Free Negroes met in Roches-
ter New York, on the 2oj, to adopt
some system Of action, by which they
may operate more effeclually on the pub
lie mind, and secure and extension Of the
elective franchise, so far as 10 embrace
them. What they mean TO do, we are at
loss to imagine. One thing seems to
US certain. We must either be masters
IN tins country, or we must give up the
relns with a good grace. Are our friends
of New York prepared to embrace the lat.
ter alternative : The free negroes should
call for aid on their friend Van. He has
helped them before, and will now, if he
can make by the operation Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

The PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. Tho
well known amiability Of the veteran ed.
itor Major Noah never shone forth more
LUMINOSITY than in the last number ofhls
paper, in his discussion of the merits Of
the various candidates for the Presidency.
All are praised TO their hearts content,
Calhoun. Van Buren,, Clay, johnson.
Cass, Buchanan, and Webster, ell arc
Landed. and all pronounced good and true,
and all fit for the highest Offices in the
gift Of the people. Happy country
where all who aspire are worthy 10 gov
ern. By some unaccountable oversight
the Major does not say word about Mr..
Tyler. -New York Sun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

4 SuIcIDg. The New Odtans Co nj
or oilhell9 9Th says. "A white man know
n the nsig hborhood by the name of Thorn
no, WINS seen twice during yesterday. ~
ing across The ,lway, Of the Pontchsr
rain railroad, aud was each time led of
b. Tia gate keeper. He succee dssi al last
in The absence OF the gate keeper, in lay
ing himself down, with neck on the raj
and the body hidden in the weeds; ID.
train Of cars coming, passed. over him
and he had MS head severed from his body
There is no doubt, the man intended &c
commit suicide.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

A i.o o.oco paper says, oh, SNOW has
been falling upon the Wing putty in 10.
d IA" Ito VIII Oh Wing journal repi-s,
SO II has; but beware, when that snow
melteth. then VIII come n food, that will
sweep before Il every trace OF Locotocism.
There as q. similar Wing snow storm j.
1899. ant in ls40, the flood followed; and
SO il vii aoain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

RHODE lsLAND.-We learn by an extra
from the office OF the Providence Journal
tina, the majority Tor Potter, the Wing
candidate for Congress in the Western
District Of Il az State, is 1906.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

HANGED FOR A SINGLE LINE. Hume
one day complaint in mixed company,
Cha, he cunsdere himself very i'll treated
by the world, by It's unjust and unrsasona-
be censures, adding that he had writ II
many volumes, throughout The whole oil
which were but a few pages that could bs
sad to contain any rePrehensible matter;
and We; for tn Sc few pages he was abused
and torn to pieces. The oomp,ur for
some time paused; when at length gen.
tleman drIly observed that he put him in
mind of an Old acqua ntance, a notary
iublc, who, having been condemned to
De haugtd for forgery. lament, the ex-
IRENE injustice and hardship of his case,
lnasmuch as he hal written many thousand
,nofiensivo she IS, and now he va, to be
hanged for single line.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Fre'ideni Tyler is a yis' to the Frede-
by large number OF the citizens Of Frederick
The Secretary Of War, Nj. Spencer, left Wash
inston some days ago, for the Bedford Springs