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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
'r PHILADELPHIA
NAGIIERR EOTVpE ES1A EI .ISHMENr

PHILADELPHIA
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND2
THE suesseeI ha. received slargs supply Of yosSnds.
with to a
AsS sS BIZ: and which
T. Whs E.a - B%esd*ss New ysit HsG ss: G:S.
1ssdSes k for the soaAs State: %% WY. Esq
All eonmuncaten. tpo.s p.id) and order. accompanied
d 81 sa., wE E1.1.s1. t SsIas. FSSaph.
A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT..
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing E.-
Joy s i'i fs
Wsdd Am vns S l and % cards. %
nsVa nestnsss the Printing aud he
printed most approved and fashionable
style OF Cards at reduced prices. Do lmsr
COPARTN .RSHIP NOTICE
for the Transaction Of geaer Auction and Commission
business VIII. IL SiI PRIEST MOUNT
~ At NO. 81 Beaver street.
Wal WhMERDINc.
il aWFS 3 3. % EIiiLSSihIhbSiI sa Jun.
TIE Hen s1 %s h,s --~-''-' with them JOHN OG.
New York, January 1T. lax ~. AM ~ o-' rh
VIM READ u CO.
mArvFAcruR.Rs
BR A IS FAU ETS,
And all the various articles used in the
PLUMBING BUSINESS,
No. $50 Water street,
NEW YORK,
Constantly o hand, assortment Of
r. l. DYRE, Jr, CO.'S
BLACK LEAD 5' f63f fs.;' oE cRucIBLEs,
@ :d srd w s: asaaS head To-
heir iast Exhibition, held October, 1913
WAvrED-Three four Journevmen, to manufactur,
Faucets None hut first me"hancs need apply ds
NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
'i>HE subscribsr opening and be,mtifu
patterns Of Solar aud Chcmsal oil Tampa which he viii
in light will find much thei aivan.agr Il
call and this stock large reduction has
in the prices aud every lamp is warranted.
Pure Chemical Oil and Burning Fluid for Spirit Lamps de
livercd punctually when orderet
do j. e. HOOKER A69 Proadwav
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

osNPoNasT K KAT hoTEL. epg,s,i.. the
%ENNG J Steward s FS OF hs british
Queen Steamship, respectfully informs ms friends Uned
ss and %
a bsssp that
% .s aa q oh Sf S
fsaS% ..
uo% and %%. m Is , Are S IN found S"p II. ssed %
mea NAV by the week or month for oord Nc the
LENNEY bsi assure those who may honor him with
s that nshs ,n be to nss then
that conhdencs and s,od lI literally bestowed
him when steward Of the Brush Queen dl4r
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
SaS son % and
aasa:
arranged in the ueatest order.
s.%:a .s ;.s az: &c
70 hi. Island should pss.por, from
the Spanish Consul the port Of embarkaon to obvate diff
al smsc. ''- WILLIAM FULTON
UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK
TN RETURNING OUR THANKS to the travelling com
ssly S 81 ss;s
@ to @ s
nsray slys not surpassed b. any other s.abishmeSt
arodaeed in every department. and the terms dollar aud
d. im.r BREASTED & JOHNSON. PROPRIETOR.
MES & GA y .poa al. 95R EsrABL!shED MEpl1A
for cold. tons olcet-d throat
matism &c. Inc fe Of catching cold d,srs irem using
exciting the y action Of The kin giving Use t. owsr Of
r. O'Clock the .rning til O'Clock ghr sulphur
ihs require hours notice Portable Vapor Baths
part OF he Brooklyn. j3
GLOBE HOTEL-The subscriber the ooaor to acqu int
b. friend. AID The c that be has lately added hi,
Of respectable gentle enjoy
n tb'e style of neatness end surpassed
by establishment which, the
somen Of the beat Waes of all countries will be furnished
at It duced prices.
The has lately made important changes
provemeu his estab hment. the better
Of families md desirous Of e,,denc. aud
board and is prepare with varsity Of and quits
that fail suit the aud
all persons who may do i'm the favor to ctL
The Resau will be continued for parties who
desire to dine separately BLANGARD.
Dinner and supper parties be accommoda ed at tke
shortest notice s u 2sdy xitwv"m
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As respects the above Teas defy compeonn freshness,
quality price and that selections made by
OF the most competent judges in the city.
COFFEE.
Old Java, burnt and ground, Is I'D per pound.
Also general assortment Of Coffee Fruits for The holidays,
all kinds of owand IN fact every l"g appertap-
d2I imsea u. HARRISON Il co
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CROTON BAKERY NOTICE.

Pilot and Navy Bread and every other description Of Crackers
NJ B-Country merchants hotel keepers and shipping orders
supplied notice and the lowest prices.
m
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A BOOTS-WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles,
French and native calf aud patent taps. warranted
good ne calf boots for men boys and childrens do,
~ water boots and shoes of all aud sizes
BIL,des. Misses and Chldrea CATER boots shos and
Ladies' Gents Misses and idens prof India Rubber
oveIshoes of the latest ve all of which will be sold cheaper
than other this city Napoleon boots So
pair. J. s. WALKER, 4l9 Broadway,
10 1m$ec Corner of Canal st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

GEN. JACKSON'S Fine.

The House of Representatives was engaged in
an exciting debate on Tuesday upon the bill to re-
fund The fine imposed on Gen. jackson at the
close of the war. The Locos are determined not
10 be satisfied with giving back the money With il.
terest which the Whigs YOU'D generally lie willing
to do hsi are bent upon an approval Of Gen. Jack
son tyrannieal conduct the occasion, ard Q
censure upon The bold and independent judge who
imposed the fine, A bill with such features will be
spurncd by the Senate and by the judgment Of the
country until the power to pass shall be in the hands
Of reckless msu.wor,hiPpers, who derde and scott
at laws and constitutions wher their effect is to
thwart their purposes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
WAsuINGroN Dec. %, ls43
IN SENATE.

The following petitions were presented:
Mr.. Moreheac presented resolutions
OF the Kentucky Legislature respecting
Christopher Miller, who rendered vaIuo,
Die services 10 Gen. WAYNE as spy.
Mr.. King one from Alabama for re-
ductou Of postage.
MIR. Alch,son's Bill for establishing a
Government IN Oregon. was twice read
and referred TO the Select Committee on
this subject.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho States aud Ter tories wcra aga n
called for Petitions. Among those pre-
spnttd was memorial signed by one
thousand citizens of Alabama, in favor OF
IA reduction of Postage. Also JOINT reso-
lulons from the Legislature of Alabama,
upon the same subject
MIR. Campbell, of S. C. reported the
following resolution
Resolred That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed TO bring in a Bill
10 abolish Imprisonment for Gebt, in the
District Of Columbia.
r al, adapted and referred TO the com
mitee on TIL District.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

PROPERTY IN AMERICA. On TUESDAY,
q. one O'Clock, sn estate in Maryland r.
hiled States OF America, comprising =.
hooi X 4S0 sctes, was put up for sals a,
'he auction mart. Il was described 10 be
rich IN TIMBER aud mineral resources ,nI
II was stated that slmiaf pr. perry i
England would be worth some hundr, =
thousands OF pounds. Ills bounded ~
the south by the Chcsape axe and On
Canal, the Baltimore aud Ohio redaar
and the Potomac river, and en- the no,,h
by The crest western turnpike ROAD from
Baltimore aud Washington 10 The western
states, and is only Ia days Journey from
England. Some OF the ok tees g,ov,;ne,
upon il were 100 fee, high and 60 e.,
from the lower limb, and the pines ws,o
l20 feet high. Mt single b,ddng was
offered, though the the properly had been
mo ext nsively adverlised.-Londoapa.
per Nov. 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
Gtir9iuta Eegialature.
Saturday, Dec. D, 1913.

tobtUfNUys 1Ctts ~ lIrt'1f
| Mr.. Harrison moved that when this
House adjourn to-day, il will adjourn "a
meet on Wednesday.
Mr.. Edmunds moved TO insert Tues
day."
Mr.. Harrison accepted the amendment.
Mr.. Boeock moved TO re-insert WED
Inesday." The vote stood. ayes %, noes
4l--not a quorum voting.
Mr.. Armstrong, Of Harrison, moved to
ljsy % The table, and on this question, Mr..
Rlue called the ayes and noes. The
House refused, ayes 80, noes SO, 10 lay on
the table.
The question being still on the motion
10 insert Wednesday" MIR. Ward called
the ayes and noes. The House, by vote
Of ayes 10 to noes 65, refused TO insert
"wednesday"
Mr. Gallaber leave having been grant
ed him to speak took occasion to remark,
that The people should know that, though
the House bad refused a recess to the Sen
ate, and had passed starvation law" by
large majority, there were to-day 81
members absent.
Mr. Goodson said that there was quo.
rum now present, and we could go on to
work II we kept at work, we should de-
spstch business quicker than by making
speeches out Of order.
Mr. Cooes moved TO amend by adding
land that no member shall receive bis pay
during absence, without leave, unless he
be sick"
This amendment was opposed by Mes
srs. Lanier, White, Byrd oil F., aud Blue,
and sustained BY Mr.. Cootes.
Mr.. Galaher suggested that we could
not touch the pay of members without the
aclon of the Senate.
Mr. Stoval suggested that the practical
operation Of the amendmentwould amount
10 nothing, as every member now absent
would bring in an excuse Of the grippe"
or some other disease, and much time
would be consumed in examining excuses.
Mr., CQNes,s amendment was Iost, and
the House agreed 10 adjourn from to-day
till Tuesday.
The following engrossed bills were read
third time and passed:
Concerning the powers of justices of
the peace"
For the relief of the widow and heirs
of John Hopkins, deceased
Concerning the survey Of the coast Of
Virginia
Amending the laws in relation TO pro-
cecdngs in cases of forcible eAtries and
detainers."
Petitions were presented and referred:
by Mr.. Pendleton of Berkeley, me-
mortal of the President and Directors, for
law TO extend the time for completing
the Canal to Cumberland, and for other
purposes.
Mr.. Blue moved 10 reverse the decision
Of the Committee on Roads against the ex-
pediency Of reducing the fines imposed by
law on persons passing through toll-gates
without paying their toll.
On motion Of Mr. Witcher, the House
adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
Iuesdau, Dec. 26, 1913.


The following bills were read third
time and passed:
"A bill releasing Isaac Adkins Of the
county Of Logan from the payment Of a
forfeited recognizance :"
"a bill concerning Thomas j. Boyd !"
and
"A bill apportioning the school quotas
Of Harrison. Lewis, Randolph, Wood, Bar
bour and Richie"
The bill reducing the pay of the mem
bers (the 2nd retrenchment bill-reducing
the pay Of the members to So from its
passage) came up on its first reading
Motions were made 10 lay it on the table,
which were negatived, by votes showing
only sixty members present--no quorum.
The ayes and noes were demanded on the
question of its second reading; bat the diff
hculty Of no quorum caused the demand
10 be Withdrawn. The same difficulty
meeting the House at every turn, the bill
was finally laid on the table.
A number Of bills were read first time,
and ordered to a second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Lanier,
ReSohed, That the Committee for Courts
of Justice enquire into the eXpediency of
providing by law for the better securing to
married women the enjoyment Of their
patrimonial estates.
On motion of MIR. Stanton,
ReSored, That the Committee for Courts
of Justice enquire into the expediency of
amending the laws Of this commonwealth
concerning punishment at the whipping
post, so as to relieve white females from
liability 10 said punishment
The following reports were read and "a
greed 10, viz;
The report Of the Committee for Courts
Of Justice against the expcdiency Of 50 a.
mcnding the laws in relation to the Sher-
IFS as to compel the party moving TO COM
nit an estate TO the hands of sheriff, TO
give security for the necessary expenses
Of the administration OF the same;
The Report Of the same Committee a.
gainst the eXpediency of reducing the fees
of the Clerks Of the various courts Of the
/ Commonwealth.
On motion Of Mr.. Peudleton, Of G. s
NJ, the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
(cosriNUED FROM FIRST PAGE

ANOTHER VINO ELECTED TO Coz.
oRgss IN MAtSE.--The National intelli-
gen:er gives the following pleasing incl
Iigence: Upon canyassIng the return of
the votes taken ut the late election for
R"pfesentttIye 10 Congress in Lincoln
and Oxford district, 10 the State of Maine,
II las been aseerlained that Freeman II.
Morse, the Wing candidate has been cho-
sen BY a 10 ,jpruy Of thirteen VOTES over
all The persons voted for; showing 4 Wing
gain OF about thrce thousand votes IN tbs
district from the September election
This AMI Other iYdebces If public SEAT
ment leave lite doubt th,t Name will
take rank with TIE GalaSy # Wing S'a'es
in ID. rrealaennaI rI.ctI n.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. y, 1913.

The bill "imposng taxes for the sup
port Of goVonm NJ, was made the order
of the day for Thursday next.
The bill concerning PelI Jurles, = was
laid upon the table, and made the order
Of the day for the 9Th Of January next.
The following engrossed bills were eOd
a third time aud passed;
To authorized a separate election in
each If the counties Of Marion, Lewis and
Wool.
To amend the act entitled an act form.
ing a new country out ofparts ofthe coun-
ties # Lewis, Kanawta and Nicholas.
Amending the law il relation TO es-
.caTes.
Concerning damages in case Of njunc-
ton.
A resolution from the same committee
declaring II inexpedicnt to reduce the fees
OF The Clerks OF the various courts OF ibis
Commonwealth, was concurred IN.
On motion Of MIR. Armstrong, the
House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

Tue BANNER STAFF.---On the occasion
Of the reception here on Tuesday evening
Of the Wing prize banner staff from Ash.
land, the following resolutions were oil r.
ed BY Sir. l.. Faunesiock. chairman, Of
The Banner Committee, and adopted;
Where's, the Clay Club Of Cumber'
land, Md and the Wings o. Afiegany
county. have forwarded, wi:h he sup cut
by tie honorsd hands Of Iitnfy CAY, from
tie gfowlb Of Ashland, for the bh'g pT'ze
Banner, far Of "CoonS, Us tribute o.
resoect rom the wings Of Ailegany 10
their brethrea 10 Baltimore therefore,
Resoired, That the sincere thanks Of
the Wings Of Baltimore be, and they ere
hereby rendered to the patriotic donors,
for this tribute OF lr regard, and that
We pledge ourselves cherish and sup
por these "Same Old COINS" in fenein.
brance Of the highly valued lnen0s by
whom they have baen sent.
ReSo|red, That we hsil tic promise of
our friends Of All gany, that they vi
"hcarllly Unite with us in sweeping Lo.
cofoc ism rom the land" as a full assur.
ance that the true hearted men Of West
crn Maryland, viii not be lehind their
bfrihr OF otter portions Of the State
and Union n the noble purpose we all
nave in view, IN determining 10 give 10
cof,coism grave 50 deep, that it shall
s. no more, and III We viii by the T.
lection Of flENRY CLAY 10 he Prfsld,n"y,
GREET upoa tie ruins OF the spurious De.
mocracy Of the present day, a monument
so high that il S a rebound to the abld-
NIX glory Of The Country, toe Constitution
aud TIE Laws
ReSo'rel, Tnat we expect on the occasion
o. the milling Of the Young Mems
Convention in Nay next, to have an op-
pormndy 81 offefng IN person to the
Wings al AIIegany, our thanks for then
attention, hoping sincerely that they, as
W, as the Wings Of every other portion
Of The State, will then be with US en- mdSse,
to r, ceive The thousands Of true hearts
from every quarter Of The Union, who will
,hen be with US.
Resolred That copy Of these resolu-
lions b. transmitted through the Clay
Club Of Cumberland, to the Wings Of AL
iegany. Il
Resolped, That our thanks are cue. and
are herrby cordially rendered to those
gentlemen, Messfs. Green &
e, ,i9f the cautious conveyance, by their
express, oil the Staff from Wheeling TO
this city, and for the handsome manner in
which il was accomplished.
Tho rpsoiutI0na vera unaDitOOnSlV a.
dopted, and the meeting, after giving three
cheers for HARRY OF TUE WEST, lourn
cd. Bali Amer. Dec. %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

sumed, ard the following were real a
third time end passed:
Amending tie law IN relation 10 es-
CAFE
Concerning damages in case Of injunc-
ton.
Ga melton Of Mr.. Pendleton, Of G. &
~.
R solved, Tint the committes Of finance
be instructed 70 inquire INTO the rxp"dten-
cy OF changing Tie present mode II AK
ing in the taxable pr peuy oflhe common.
wealth. with vi.w 10 lessening the ex-
penss thereof.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

Tug Cur DIRscr.--We like a good
ihiag a Though our ''own wlthers may not
90 unwrung," anI we thei eiore give place
10 the lollnwn! from oar brother of the
East lab m'an, who is very extensive.
~ AID lavora'lv known as the Chicken
M n."--.4ugqstt Chronicle.
PARTY EMBLnMS. Some Democratic
paper, discoursIng lit~ly about party EN-
bicns, giyes 10 the Wings the Coon, md
t.kes for the |. fic1 paty in general,
tn OK. Tuls is mt together night
and rs we are u favor of "faIr play" we
lasst on an eql bl, division of the en-
blems In. 'ConN IS, m st unquesllora
bly, Wig pr psrty, and though he does
strjl, o'uigt Is, occ 1slonally--what OF thai
he loves the "Sidrs," and affects the
'strjpes' upon his ia /, A trao Republi.
c,n, he is found, we believe, only on the
North Ameucaa Continent. lie is gnl-
llnt fellow into tie bargain, and whips
puppy at each paw easily Aud houeIy
rhough his coat b., It's worth money in
The market give US the Coon b. all
means! Bur the Lin icnwold folks must
let 60 the Cock hes none OF theirs
he's the exclusive property Of their S ate
Right allies. The Cock IN van Of his
military clothes; flaps his wings like a
gasconadng hraggart; crows defiance to
the wold and ojten runs al The pinch
Who shall say then that the Nulitylag
Branch are not enttl'd to quarter him up
on their coatl As Cor the Van Burenites
they must content thcms ives with the
WEASEL long ago p esented to them by
Mr.. Calhoun. Le; them take the Weasel
he's a little tell W, fond of creeping
through cracks, AMI none may dispute
the tile 10 him. He's the very animal
to-, ,not they want ut tbs particular juno
tnre-he's so good at hrottiing Cocks,
that we are certain lhcy'H find him use
full.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Mr. GaIIaher presented document
connected with the conteste election
from the couniy of Morgan. Referred.
The following engrossed bills were
read third time and passed:
To amend an act entitled CD act to re.
duce irto one the several acts giving pow
CT to the County Courts 10 establish fer
ties, and u regulate tho rates Of lerriage.
Concerning fees Of Sheris in certain
cases.
The cngrissed bill concerning hail il
civil cases" heretofore lad ubon the Ia.
bic, was, on motion Of Mr.. Stephenson,
tuken up; and an amendment offered
thereto was agreed to. Whereupon the
Jill was again laid upon the table, an
with the amendment, was ordered II be
printed,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

A NOVEL lpEA.-Mr. John Bran, Of
this county, has Coal mine about seven
miles from Cumberland, and he proposes
bringing the coal to Cumberland in tho
following novel aud ingenious manner:-
At the head Of the NINE he has bod
stream OF water. This he will lead to a
traRk or small canal which he intends TO
make from the nine TO Cumberland, hav-
ing an easy slope or descent (of about 3
deg. all the way TO town. The strength
Of the writer, he maintains, will float or
rather wash the coal down this trunk 10
the depot Of the Rail Road.
Experiments have been made by a son
of Mr.. Brant, to testify the practicabiltv
oftbs idea. Three thousand bushels OF
fine coal were washed down a tru k a
distance Of about two miles, in the course
of an hour. We wish the ,xperimenter
entire success in this novel mode of trans
porting GOALS Cumberland Ciriiian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
HARRISON REPUBLICAN.

TIE ffst number Of a new paper under tbs title
made its appearance in Clatks5arg on the 29th
ult Il i. edited by or friend aid late associate.
RoBERr A. SoMMERviLLE. The number before Us
gives every assurance that he to Justify the
estimate ~hich we placed upon lin Piater
and an Editor, after having the benefit of his Ell
cient aid for three years during which pstiod he
was connected with this Office We coun; largely
upon the aid which the Republican will bring to
the Wing cause in the Northwestern portion OF
Virginia. There is an ample field for the exercise
of the zeal and talent Of its conductor, and we look
to see bis blows fall thick nd heavy in TIE polii.
cal war Of This evcnful year
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04
Amentp=Itghth Gonsress.
Extracts from The Correspond .nce cf Tie Bal
timore Amer,can.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90. lS43.
in SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Mr.. Tappan from the Chamber of
Commerce 81 Cincinnati, presented a
memorial asking Congress TO make a
bridge across the Ohio, at Wheeling.
Mr. Atchison gave notice of bill to
establish government for the 'T,r TORY
of Oregon.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House proceeded to the consi iera-
ton If memorial presented las, week by
Mr. King Of N. Y. with instructions to
tn, Com nttee OF Post Offices end Post
Roads 10 inquire as to the exoedency of
abb l'shing the ranking privilege and re-
due ng the rat of postage, and TO report
TO the House what reduction Of postage
the Department will bear.
Mr.. Carroll Of N. Y. thought these In
struetiens were premature. 1t was clear
IN his mind that The people of th com
try were deirrmined upon reduction of
postage. There was no doubt of this. 1t
cost less to carry a barrel of -four from
Geneva to New York than it d TO ray
the postage on a single letter. He
fought il best for the Committee to con
sGer this subject in oil lis bearings, and
that, therefore, It was not well 10 tramell
them by instructions Of any sort at present.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
The House ordered Select Commit
tee OF nine members TO consFd upon the
p,opricly ofestobisbiog a national armo-
~ at Pittsburgh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

Resisting The &erif-We learn that a
family by the name OF Lemon, residing in
Richie county, resisted with guns, clubs,
and axes, the Sheriff and those he had
summoned TO assist him. The old gentle
man has several sons and a wife and two
or three daughters, who all fought like
Tigers and TigresseS 10 prevent the head
OF this amiabe flock from going 10 prison.
One oil the men summoned was very bad
ly injured, his right arm was so badly cut
that he will probably never regain the use
of it. The old woman inflicted many 9th
err severe wounds upon his head and back
with the poll of an axe-at last the old fell
low was fairly captured, principally by the
efforts of the person so much injured
But the boys did not yet despair Of giving
to their sire libe:ty-they went ahead of
the company with whom was their captive
parent, way-laid the road and shot at the
captors, which so frightened them that
they scampered of, leaving the old man
TO 60 about his business. II is due TO the
bravery of the manned gentleman TO say
that he had remained with the Sheriff to
take care of some executed property, and
was not present at the flight Tue old
man has not yet been retaken.
C2aykSbUg Scion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-04

A WING VtoroaY Is Ntw OaLEASs.
Tho Wigs Ne~ Oeleans carried
III, CITY IN Mootay The is instant. on
The occasion Of = speil election 10 I'll a
vacancy ~ the Site Leg stature. The
mai ,ity which hey gave 10 jim P.
Frerel, tn sue ess5ui candIdate, is up.
warts Of fifty voies. TIE day was very
ln,lemenl, and tn votes east was smaller
than usual. Last sear tie msjarly against
US in New Orlefus WIS 1873