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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
MEN,

Al his r"sidence in this place. on Friday morn.
ing Last. JAxxs Bows, E.q in tho eist year Of
hi. age. He had he~n a, prayer meeting on the
evening previous. and on his way home slipped and
fl on a small sheet If ice. n. experienced no
particular vain from the fall ba, retired to he'd sp.
rsrently in hia usual good heslth. Abou, o'cl,ck
he awoke In great pain and opprtssion. aud calm.
" and fearlessy ann"unr.d that he was about to
die. Tie felt the hand Of death upon him, and re.
tanning his senses perfectly, expired in about half
an hour. His death wa. attributed TO internal
h-morhas- from a smaI b,od vessel supposed to
have been broken nv hi. fall.
Mr. Brown bad by the kindness Of his heart
warmly attached 10 him the community in which
h" lived. and his death called frth tho warm~st
'ymPaths with his h-rasved family, whose honos-
ed bend has been thus suddenly and mys,rrieasiy
sf,u'k down Tie died in III. communion OF the
Pfe.by', Ran Church of wh,ri. he Ind Iope been q
z"s''i. aud consistent men her.
On Monday night lsst. Mrs MARrHA NEwklRx,
in the 5th year of her age, widow Of the late
James Ne~ksk. Of ihis County.
On Wednesday, the % inst; in Cs~ard-town,
M. JANIS g. MasLiS, aged about 30 yerrs.
Ga Thursdsy ia.,, n~ar ihi. place. Ms Asx
Mason ronsot &C Capt james Mason.
Near Winch-.,er. Fs@i-,ick County on the 18th
ulr. NJ Gy"Ros PAyss, a, an advanced age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
RxaELlIous MOVEMENT IN HARFoRl

REBELLIoUs MOVEMENT IN HARTFORD.
IL, is we'll known that there is party
in Hartford County, IN this Strte, who ore
openly opposed to the payment If taxes,
and that their organ in that County, the
Bel. Air Republican, has iur some time
pis, had for the motto Of ITS editorial heud
the shameless and wicked declaration com
ps,sed in the words mo TAXES" 1t
would appear that practcai apphcstion
of the principle thus asowed aas rec' nj
" been md, to the s1bsersi"n ct the
law by open violence. We learn ,'y a
hitter tom Gentleman residing ~ ilar-
f,ri County ia 4 "a rebelIious att, tEpi was
made in one OF the STREETS Of that county
las, week, which proved tfoclnel, to pro
ven, tho Tax Collector from selling the
property of n man who had repeatedly
refused to pay hs taxes. Passing over
the remarks COMBINED IN the letter IA
relation To certain individuals namrd
therein, who are said to bs a, the bottom
Of the affair, We give tho wnler's account
of this disgrareful occurrence ia his owl
words:
"A few days ago, when tina Collector
n,,empu to sell som. property in the in.
fec,ed district he was fncibly stopped
Writ n notice, were stuck up. threaten.
ing violence 20 any one who should dare
10 bid. The { ,Il"ctor attempted 10 do
his duty. AMI rrsnIu,c individual bid II
the property. mob Of some fifty men
lmmedi ately rushed upon him, and the
cry was--"KW him, kiH him, kiH himr
Oue attempted to dash GU: his brains ~,lt
large stone, and another to strike al
him with a bludgson. lie managed tc
escape, and was chased off The g'ound
The Collector dared no, as.smPt to Ter
form his duty, and the law is cow Sci a
defiance and a portion of Il 'r'ord IS 7
open rebellion. understand TINT 'pPA
cation has been made to tho Executive
f)r tie protection Of eli sImrd force -
Dalim'rc .inerIctH,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
REMEMBER IT, LADIES,

1ha, this j, L-sPYrsr, and IA, always i. the Gaze,
also tho year TO elect a President OF the United
Sialrs. Remember that this i. the y-ar YOU are,
Us formerly. invested with the privilege Of poI-
ping the question" md We hope that you, in so
doing. viii be careful and re.olu,n offer your
:" heart and hnnd to any hut who CO. tooth and
toe-asil for the Great Stat-ss - tho Wes,, and
emph.ticsily the benz factor ofni. Country, Hns
M CLAY. L., your motto and watrh- word be O.
X! Tod ken,urky) We know that if you take
the matter into hands. need hive no fears as to
the result: and nov is your time. and your only
time, TO electnn-rr and do ba,ls for the Patriot,
Ladies' and NAV God b-s. and crown ,"u with
glorious suec~ss IN the Gauss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
HENRY CLAy's PkosprcIs.

The position OF MIR. Clay is now most
snvlable. HE popularity has survived
the attacks Of open enemies and the plot
tings Of secret III wishers. II 10 confirmed,
extended, paramount. There Is no res-
sonabls doubt .hst he will be elected
Presden, II IN. United States by ma.
ori,y which will rend-r all Opposition en-.
ilr-ly insignificant. This happy aspect OF
sta rs has been br' ught about by his own
firBness by circumstances which the
f,lly an J sefshre,s Of the adverse party
have now piaced be oni their control. II
Is nov too lat to slandur Henry Clay ns
man or strtesaan. The mass of the
people reject sli lmputa,ions upon his mo-
tives, his talents, or his public services.
the b,ttIe who, is to be fought will b..
ons # principIes,-the great principles
which lie 1T the bottom Of successful gov.
eminent and consequently of national
prosperity. The principles of Mr.. Clay
are perfectly defined. The country knows
wha, he processes, and wha. they have to
expec, Of HIN as chief magistrate.
Tho dillicul,ies brsettug the opposition
seem t. be insup.rhble, and auemrn'ing
with every day. Mr.. Calhoun, thorough
" DISAPPOINTED through,he management, Of
/ the Van Buren, branch Of tue party, vii
soon appear under bis own hand as the
opponen, of the sch' me by which his rival
has dri.rnined to succeed Mr. Tyl.r.
| Aud If report be true, the dis ,fieciIon oi
the great nui6sr will Mt stop even =,
this point. Ceriata i, is, that some Il hi.
near friends and rclntivrs are already the
open supporters Of Mr.. Clay. DERIVED
thus nf MIR. Calhoun's favorable influence,
/ Mr.. Van Buren, los.s hall his hopes. HIS
only ctancs was in the unity Of the so
caIlrd Democratic parry. DIylded, II will
exempiiy the familiar arolb"gm, md AS.
suredy fall an carry him down wlt'it.
If Mr.. Van Blu eu's trust IN the South
Carolina division Of the democracy IS slen-
der, the com or, which h. Can derive from
Ty,rism is sul. less satisfactory. The
| NsdisoLian is more yirulent in It's attack
upon him than any Wing press in the
country. Mr.. Tyler, m rtitiei IN his iu-
tile at,cmp, to bring the Van Barren fac
lion over TO himself, is now apparently
ready to lie, MIR. Clay succeed as the lea't
of two evils. TIC fact that Mr.. Rlvrs'
letter was published witfou. comment in
the Madisonian pr,ves the turn OF the tide
10 the region OF the White House. Such
q document, six months ago, would have
called forth fierce denuncialion from
the official organ, as any anti Tyler mas
sive ever perpc,raied by John NJ. Bots.
Apart, however from tie satisfaction
which the Wings have in the splitting AMI
sparring Of their opponents, they have far
mora IN the steady rapid and irresistible
spread Of Mr.. Clay's popularity. From all
pats Of tue Onion we have daily trsli'no.
ny through the press, of the spiri, with
which the masses are coming firth in his
support. There is nothing rxtravagsnt in
the anticipation that his majority will ex
ceed that for Harrison IN ls40.-NorM
American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

The ls,h Of February 10 tho day fixed for The
sisc,ion Of members Of Congress from Msryand,
me State being ye' unrrpresented in thu House OF
Representative. In the Baltimore Cry District.
JcNs j. kEssKpr 10 ;hc Wing candidate, and
wv. T. GUS, Loco. In the District ccHpnsed
ofFredet,ek, Washington and Allegany, tHascIs
BnxssIx. Wing, and Joax I. MAsos, oeo ate
tho candids,es. In the Kent District. ALBERT
CONSTABLE, Loco, IS nominated; We have not
heard OF Wing nominee. Ia the Annapolis Dis
trio', Joax JoHSso. and JoHs ~. S. CAusis nre
spoken of--both Wings. Wa hore 10 see old Ma.
Iysnd give good acooun, If herself.
Mr.. Kennedy has, upon his nomination. publish.
ID On address TO the Whiss Of hi, District. which
90 ably. concisely, snd satisfactorily explains and
defends Wing doctrines and pt:nes7.es, that we
propose to lay extract, fre~ it before resders
ia our next paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
MORGAN CONTESTED ELECTION,

Thi. contest which has ag,ated Morgan Coun-
:, for the past year hss a, length received lie Quiz
.tus. Joas o'FEnaaLL, Esp. tie worthy Wing
DeIessis, will keep his seat being rid at length Of
The vssalio1s prosecutions with WHICH he has been
base, since The last spring election.
The committee. after examining tho contested
votes both polls, reported Henry Myers entitled
the scat by ons vote. We have seen this report,
sad do no, hesitate to pronounce many Of ts deei.
siops fsgr antly and shocking upjnst aud illegal
The House, however. although containing heavy
Loco tcco majority, could stomsch the injus-
sics designed by the committee in driving from Ia.
seat the Wig Representative from, Morgan. in
fsce Of clear MAJORITY Of votes. too manies,, IL
would seem 10 US, TO he obscofcd BY the VIC.
len, party prsjrdices and prsdilsctions. The ht.t
vote In the House teinststed on O'FesraIfs poll
FIVE votes which the committee had struck Of, seil
known in Mo'ssa a. the Harmisos votes The
vote on ihi, question 81 to IS. The friends Of
Hyers had motion to se-consider, but even the
party screws would not hold. and the House refu-
ssd to reconsider By voss Of e. to 90 Thus
O'teusli stood with his swgsuai majority Of four
~ithou, ensmi~ing fursheriaso the report and bring
.re to Ugh, mole Of ito h.Ersrt irjus,iee. Some Of
air. Myers influential friends a,snouscsd, a, thi.
stagc II the rauir, that the decision Of the House
decided the election in effect. and tho report wa,
laid upon tho table with the understanding that il
was no, again TO be called Hp.
So ends this controversy which has kept the poo
pc Of Morgan in hot water since the spring cleo
ton. II MI O ferrnll will copsrn, TO serve sgsin
he viii he returned By majority that will evines
the thanks of his party for the aal aud aaliao,r,
si,h which he ma, sustained himself and the Wnie
.suse throughout the contest.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
a'irginfa Efofalatur {.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 24tn, lSa4.


Mr.. Fox moved to tsk- up the rrsrlu-
ii, fixing the hour ~ IN. eiing &c the
House at III -. 10, K. Win, b nation a.
ttr sone desuItny conversation, vas
agrp, d t.: Avs %, N" 90.
Mr.. Ms,>hsli. OF F.. m"v. d % amend
the :, sol ,n '',r IN AMI ai;rI Monday The
s9ih tns;aHi"-whch am-idment was
agree1 to- snd thea The les, luion was
ado, ,ied.
The bill dividing th~ Stat into Ell rio-
raj D,,tr cts, was c i rd up IN 10 pass ,g-
and, b ing cad, was s-s-d.
Mr.. 10 cock called W IN" bin fMmng
new county on, 81 part 81 Buckingham,
Charlotte, Prince f ward and Campbell.
Mr.. Jones stated his reasons at large
against the bill.
Mr.. b cock and Mr.. And, rson replied,
IN support Of the b II.
Mr.. Fox, AMI Mr.. Tompkins al OPP
posei III bull.
Mr.. Blue called the previous question,
which being sustained
Mr.. VERIFY called the ayes and noes,
md the question on the passage nf the
I'LL was drcid, d in the negative BY the
vote: Ayes 81, Noes 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

ELECTION OF RHODE ISLAND SENA.
ToR.-A slip fon the Providence Journal
aun unr"s The election OF the Hon. John
Broun Francis e. the Senate # the Tn
ted Stat s, 10 Gil the unexpired tenn of ,ho
Hon. WIN. Srraguc. The election took
place in "Grand Committee Uoint ballot
Of the two branches OF the leg saiurr, a,
IL O'clock yesterday. Mr.. Frnnris re.
c,ivcd 67 votes, ngains, 90 given fo'
Christopher Spencer, the DOR Loco Focc
candidate. II is unnecessary to say that
Mr.. Francis, who was formerly Governor
of,he State, is a Wing of,hc true Henr,
Clay stamp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

Al tie Wing District Convention for
the 3 lrlmore dist let. held on Monday,
the Hon. JonN p. KENNEDY. late one oil
the Re, rrsrn,ati,es in Congress from tina,
district, WAS unanimously nominated as
tina Wig q idste in the same district,
which, under the district law, has oec"me
4 single instead of II double one. The
American ssys:--"The ununmity which
marked the choice Of the Convention will
De fu ly me, by the prompt concurrence
Of IL. party Mr., KENNEDY has been
looked 10 rs tie man ul0n whom the nora
ina:on would fill. His services in Con.
gress, eminent and abe, have given hm
such consider alton in the community tina,
the sentiment h siong been general among
the Wigs Of Bnlimare that no one had
higher claims to the distinction oi being
their Representative in the popular breach
OF the National Counch."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01


. sIofPaeE TO run Nav Nan 4.
"1NcfafSrs.- We learn Thai ,bs ..a -.
c ! MI ~, NY est bl'sh d private amer.
"a'l Y mpany," has lie n ,n,a,c.'.
a,"boy Ra'i'oa c@mp.n ~ . 40 .s, and
! erm,ssr.n = pass n,,r ss,a a y !, 'f'q'rd
ron,.ndri tn, the araas,,, ,a = q. It's
e 'd'ngs Of tn newly =, h,'ss ana p'o-
mali company, conil,r, .,r.r,t,. ie'irr
Avs an provisions Of Conpr.ss,.a,a". "e
The g tai Post Cfice Dena,,n,ao. " ~
law IS c r. my very rxpic,t ,e'.,. e
III pafi coi.r subi Ct here r.lsras 80 10
Tn 81 who aid aid ab,iin y;of,,s. %. 10
provision lr 'lihiting The csrr,;a, '"e
ma i, ''tarr by ng le,,.,s g. r .,l
~ls'', liable 10 Prosecutor a'
Peanl,y. We are inlnrmed thu, ~ !"
master oil this city is suthorized 10 ,n ps's'-
the INV, mi that he purposes dobp = =
cas-. Of us far'h r vll lion.
We are = qnesIed TO gay that Messr,
Adams d. Cas- express had no eonnex,on
with the new letter mail and that thew
declined to take any part in it.-Boh.
Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

The LATE ELECTION IN GEoRGIA.-
The ofiicial returns from oil the counties,
-xcep, Dade. show Wing gain Of more
than thousand votes since the election
in October last, when the Whips triumph.
an,ly carried the State by electing large
majority the members Of the Legisla-
,ure, their Governor. Congressman, &c.
The major iy now for General CLINcu,
the Wing candidate for representative in
Congress, is 4,156. The MilledgevaIe
Journal ventures the prophecy ha, in
November next the Wings will carry the
State by majority Gin the neighbothOod
Of ten thousand"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Mr. David Suu.
soa, driver belong NJ TO The Cool ln,ent
L'nr OF Coaches tuning from ,tis pla,
10 /" heelng. was brought TO an un,'m-ly
end on Sunday v n ny. the I4th int.
whilst TN his route Westward, hy b IMP
thrown from the b x. Ts,is f,iai arei,I~nt
"rur' d short d,sinn beyond Smuh.
II ID, aud ths circumstance 5, as We ham.
are briefly thes' the coach cnntalned nine
pnsseng' RS; and the rosd being in an lev
condition, rendered it difficult for the skill.
ful driver to keep il on the road, which.
however be- succeeded ID dung, until dc.
Seeding the h,lI b. you'd Smithiield, where
II became unweldy and i ding TO the side
oil The road iHti chuck hole, vas ORE.
ripiiated on us de, throwing the driver
from his seat. who j, is SUPP oscJ. in order
10 prevent the hors s rom running oil.
and In irhy sndangrring tie lives ofthc
p"sseng. rs. KEPT old # the lines, which
Jefked him und The falling coach, and
raus' d his instant drat,. Mr.. Stinson,
w. learn, was softer INDUSTRIOUS Young
nan None al the passengers ware O..
ri .n,ly mi d. an ne az two slightly so.
- Cambtrtsnd AHfgapian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

0y-For the information Of those who wish to se
come subscribrrs to "GonEY's LapYs Book,
We are requested to state, ihs, by subscribing t,
the Book, tPrice only - for single sub.crfsssn,,
oas Of the hand'omest Annual, published this sea
son ~'ll bs sent grs,i.sn A1ausl she subscription
price Of which IL 81 SO. Old subscr ihers, by pay
ing up arrears and in advance for 1874, will also
receive the Dressing Room ARaua!" contain
ing Is large qusr,o ensravings. Address l.. A
aodey, Phsdel phis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

cast shsce on his integrity. msts have
been rails. d, bur their only effect Inns been
to enable Mr.. Claws hs artiess iradurrfs to
escape under the favor OF the cl. uds thy
mad conjurrd up. In MIR. Clay's tondn,,
thrr is an oprnness thai no either ro,ni.
ent Candidate Tor the Presidency D.
sss,s. This renders iim dear to Fee
men.
H.. frankly conirsses tast event, sub.
s. quni 10 1911, have Gus d h's rp 7
judgment to correct tie 81 inon .n'. r
In, e and -xlrrss. d al tls, me IN rels
ii N II a u. S. B nix. In 1911 be oppos-
ell thu -chart.r Of tn" U. 5. u nix. -
5 nre that time, he h h I'd abundant rca-
sor to change his oriuon, and now en-
didIy avows that hr links such an iDsti
'uti"n necessary and proper. Is, wrong
that more mature Judgment, should cor
re-, hasty opinion formed 10 esrly ie I
II 81 We fear, there would be many p"ilt-
icnl here sizes TO be accounted for. This
remaFk is peculiarly suited TO the most
ptonin~n, locofoco aspirsnts. Take me
man of the Mouth and hi u OF ih- South
we lay The k-ys,na- candidate, aud III
the killer Of I. cusnsrh, &C.. an tb- she {.
Some of these wur.hips arg f'tl IN "sy
IN The subj C; OF United States b rnk,
Tariff. Internal I'm, rn,ement by the Gen
,ral Gov rnm MT. &c. Another word
md your Co nm t,ee Will be don,. MIR
Gay nvo~.oly IS IN favor OF III one Il rm
principe; this is his Rfpubhean;sm -
will Mrssts. Van Bur, n .nd Calroun {,
v.r US with an expose # their Democracy
IN this Interesting subject? If III. y
please to iemaiu NUN in this matter, your
committee see no Cause to blame them
for their reserve, for il seems that. no con.
rng-ncy Of human events will place il IN
the powa: nt either ot tn, m t. 5ecllne
SECOND Pr sid. nrial term.
IN conc II iiug this hastily thrown to-
geih-r 'drsfs. your omuns,ee respect
fully offer the foil wing
LIST. RESOLVED, That teo.e pr sent. md
such Ms oh ts. be- organized into Soc,
'iy to BE- styled tie Clay Club ior Morgan
County.
Cd. Resolrea, That a COMMITTEES f
- memb rs lie app tat d 10 draughi
a sh"rl aud PLAN Constitution for the Gov.
rrnm, nj OF this Club.
Sd. Resolved, Tha, ths C suni,,ee TO
be- apo MT, d und-r the ~ Il s,4uion b.
INSTRUCT 10 repor, as soon rs prac,Ic, bic
the M,n Of such Consii,ut on US they my
agree upon.
All which is respectfully submit d.
WILLIAM HARRISON,
G. L ROBERTS,
HENRY A. BYRNE.
Nov. IS, ls43. Com mifiee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

A Tennessee paper s'aes. that at n
meeting OF the Whrs Of Jonesbor"ngh IN
that State, Col. John A. Aiken, hereto-
fore a Democrat, cane boldly f"'waSd
AMI DECLARED hlmself for Henry Clay
10 the course OF his speech he said that
he vas "a men,b,r of the Legislature a
Tennessee o, the time the resolutions
were adopted, ehargsag Henry CLAW With
bargain, intrigue, aad corruption" and
that he voted for them. tie had Eved to
see that he was then in error, had dore
tha, grest and good man inJus,'ce--and
as an homes, man he ,opk hack that vot".
flf DO were now in the Legislature, h.
would vote 10 repeal that vote Of the Leg.
,.'....- -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

lNPaRrASr DncisInN. will be seen,
by the report Of the proceedings OF the
Court e App ais. that tn important cas- C
rom 4 egaoy County Court, relative to
the liability uf collectors Sc 'nr,lts, has
been reyersed-ani th'.lr liability m in
,a'n'd. Tn" qu sli n WAS. whether the
securities On tne bond f tie c. lie,tr If
State taxes we're not rel. as-d by law Il
the Legislature extending the time t"r lh-
Goth ciion "f the tax. The Ail.gsny
Court de id d thy were released. The
Couri OF appea S, after very able argu-
m'n by Mr. II. b. p qman for the Stat,
AMI Mr.. Prsrre aud Mr.. S mnes fir III !.
collector. has reversed tho decision. -
Ball. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
LOOK OFT.

A IL persons in arrears fpr Town Tax for the
"A years al AMI 2 viii be good enough to FORK
orsr Immediately and il paid ly the ~ dsy o.
NsIch next will end something added 10 their -
counts in the shape Of costs
Also those who have not paid their secoaI l,ni,'
"''' "'' ''~' " W. II. HAYDEN,
- ,a. Collector.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

% Tho Februsry NJ, Of ths, posular work. Co.
BAr's LAnss Boos, has been received. II en-
braces its s.u.l variety Of rich and entertaining
sa,,er. and is handso'neiy embellished. wetnink
"a could ACT be applied to better advantage THAI
10y '.mu,ns it to tho publisher of the Lady- Book.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

Ry.scysnS OF Mn. PoRrtn THE norsiuason
OF James VI. Poitef, ns Secretary Of War, was &
nsly disposed Of on ThSrsdsy. Tie was rejected
by very large majority. 1t is ssid there we're
but three vote. in his favor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

MAINE.-A srecial election for mrm,
Der OF Congress wos held in tho VII (fr
Eistern) District of Maine on Monday,
22j inst. The B ngoy Wing of Thurs
day evening has returns from % towns,
showing a gam OF 1874 foi r blnson. tue
Wing candidate. The vote is heavy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

y JAIL TENANTLEss.--Ths Petersburg
(Va.) lutellgencer saws there IS not
single person tonfnei in the Petersburg
Jail, which sqe ks we'll for the mors,ity
Of town containing $4,000 inhabitants,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

The following ape in ments by the Pre-
sidrm have been coniruei:
Moss c. Cont, TO he D,s'rct Attorney
for the Western District OF Virginia.
James Points, "f Siauut0n, r--spp"n,ed
U. ). Marshall for the Western District Of
Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

On motion Of VIM. Clarke, the address
wus approved of. AMI the Resolutions
were iop,ed and on motion Of thu sane.
the blank IN the p. Resolution was fi.ied
with the number three.
The chair then, under the 81. Resolu-
zion, appointed as said c, mmitisr, Henry
A. Byrn", Geo. E. Roberts, and Wash.
ington Cross.
On mot on Of Mr.. Clarke, the meeting
adjourned to NEE, at The COURTHOUSE on
Monday, OF the ring Of tn BE l..
r. P. GUSiiN. Chairman.
WASHINGTON CIR, SIS, Sec'rg.
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RELIGIOUS.

BY divine permission the F"nrii Quarterly Mse,-
ing Tor Berkeley Circui, viii hr held in tho Meth
sdsi Episcopal Church in NJ u'nsburg, commence
ing on Saturday. tho l0h Of February.
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.A.HAREKA.

O, Weanesd@v last. h. the Rev. Mr. Chisholm.
Vi. IAHGs RR. WIN. of Cumberland Coun.v, Pa,
IN Mrs FL,z.n,TH NJ daughter Of MIR. Thomas
Mcintyre. 81 this County,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
900 Acres Of Land,

or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay tho
debt mentioned in the ssid deed Of trust. and costs
IL sals--snid 900 Acres to be laid oil OF any Of The
lands Of said Sch"ppert. in the County OF B-rke-
ley. Said land y III be sold free Of ncumbrsnces,
except The denver of Mrs Schorper. VIII. If said
Jacob Schoppes,, il she should survive her hus.
band. f
PETER GARDNER. r .
SEAMAN GARARD, 1'''
IL T.
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Trust Sale Of Land.

RY vntua of deed Of trust. bearing date on
~ hday Of December, 1898. from Jacob Schop-
pert To the undersiso~d for tho bench, OF George
keesIow. and duly recorded in tho County Court
IT Berkeley We viii ssl, for cash. in front Of the
Court House in M.r,insburs, on Monday, the lin
doa of Afoxrb