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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
A letter from Washington says:-

the oIice-seekers here have played
their cards skiIfuIly. They have repre-.
sented that Mr.. Polk would make but few
removals, and those who stad here urg-
ing their claims would be overlooked. -
Ia this way they frightened the green ones
home. The knoring ones remain to di.
vide he spois,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
DIgD,

At Little.Georgetown, on the 18Th inst, Of scar
let fever, JAMS, son OF James and Catharine Ann
Pi,zer, aged years.
At MiIlCreek. on tho goth inst, Mr.. JoHs GILT,
10 the 4lst year Of bis age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
VALUABLE
Grist and saW-MillS


II WISH TO dispose Of the very valuable dbl
IL Property, known as SENECA e
MILLS, situated on Seneca Creek, srSN.1ssza
within half mile Of the Chess azlAI%
peake and Ohio Canal with which Z - -
said Creek connects, sa1 withia % &s-IsasszssAas
miles Of Georgetown. The Griss Mills contain
pair Of BurFs and for several years past have been
undergoing repairs snd improvements, and are now
in perfect order aud capable Of making lao 70 $50
bbs. -four per diem. The stream is never.fail-
ing one and frequently that whilst eli the
Mills in its vicinity have 10 cease operating for
want Of water, these have d full supply.
They are situated in the finest grazing rowisg re-
gion in Maryland, being surrounded by the highly
productive Sugar Lads in Montgomery County.
The country work is considered very valuable.
The Ssw-Nill is new and ia excellent condition,
and il built on the latest and most approved piaH.
Those who are disposed 10 locate themselves in
very advantageous position, can find none better.
THIS is also excellent position for country store.
If not sold before, they viii be offered auction
at Mr.. E. S Wrigbt's Auction Rooms, in George
town, on the 20th Of April neat.
CLEMENT SMITH.
March q, I345-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
TraSs Sale OF
Personal Property.

10y virtne q . deed Of trust from Isceb Sehop-
N-b pert IT., The undersigned, for the benefit Of
Daniel Bufkhsrs George Doll. IT,, ard john W.
GFsnthsm, hesring date on The $500 dsy Of Jsnss-
~. 1894 Will proceed 10 srl al the residence Of
said Seboppegt, being shout iva miles from Mar
fusbgrs, on the read % The hHrat Mill on she Opc-
quon, on SstsFday, ne 29A day 81 March atss.
tie following Personal Property conveyed b. SAID
deed. 70 witt
Wosk Mares; ono Herse Colt; one Mare Do;
Ten bead Horned Cai,le; ~ head liogsi
Oae new Wagon and Gears;
Two Bsrsbest pIoughs, Shovel do;
Two Hario~si3 Bessieads, Beds ard Bedding
Oas Wsluut Desk Q DO Breskfas, fables;
HAD doa Windsor Chairs; spiit-bot,om do;
Ore template Steve and Pipes
One Walnut Corner Cupboard; and suudry
tieles ct Krhsn Farnits,e sash Pots, Ovens, SIS,
Tersss II Sals--Cssh
SEAMAN 6ARARD,
Feb 2y. lsss--5W Trustee,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

On The 18th inst, BY the Rev. Jsmes Chisholm,
Mr.. THoMAs z. BfyEss TO Miss ELLEs JAsK
WATSON. al Of ibis County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Real Estate,

10 witt
LOT No. 20s, with it's apportenasees, situated
ia the town Of Msrinsburg. Also, the following
Personal Property:
Feather Beds. Bedsiesss and Bedcingi
2 Bureaus, one Candle Stand, s1d Tables;
One Churn, one template Stove and Pipe;
One six-pIste Stove and Pipe; | Msntel Clock !;
One Cupboard with its notwithstanding 81
Plates. Cups and Ssueers, Spoons, HALVES and
Forks, &c;
Twelve Chairs, Carpets. Looking Glasses;
One Heayer's Loom aud tackle;
Two Riding Saddles;
Meat and Wash Tubs 2 Tight Barrels;
One sorfel Mare, one grey Mare, one dun Horse;
8 selts Of Horse Gears, one Nsgon;
One Barshesr Plough, 9 Double Shovel do;
One Harrow. Moving Scylhesi
One Witch Cow one Hog. two Forks; together
with KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Il
Ovens, Pots, Kettles, Sc.
HARRISON WAITE.
NsTch -, lss5--4w Iyq4sfee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
No. 4 Herring.

n HAVE lew bbls. No. Herring, for sale b,
u the bali Dbl ~ by retail w. kkULSEh,
X X. Dep0t, Feb. 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
HCAUTION TO ALL.@fr

Let the World take notice, and be careful not 10
bug tie CSugar Coated
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Unless every Box has on it the written signature
Of the original inventor and Paientee,
SC. BENJAMIN. SMITH, II. D.,
VESHESE pleasant Pills possess powers 10 open
Il ALL the natural drains of the system-viz
the Lungs, Kidneys, SKIN and BUceis-hiiherto
USKNowN in the practice of Medicine; and so com
pete has been their triumph over all other medi.
cines that many have been led To suppose they con
tain some powerful mineral but upon examination
by DIS. Chiffon, Randolph, Huntingdon and others,
this superstition is at proved to be groundess
Sold in Ne@ York at l19 Greenwich street.
Pamphlets TO be had Of Agents gratis.
N. B.--Prrsons will also notice on The top label an
engraved Indian figure, crossed with fine red print
The Genuine may also be bought with safety at
WIN DORSEY'S Drug Store, Marlinsburg Va.
March 10 l845-V
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Valuable Property


2 OFFER. ., rt,ese ssis nv sesideace, silica.
III te3 heal Dsskesviie Va
hvs THE BUILDINGS 49,
hsss coss}ns of . hriek House, kstsSF
esntsalae swo iaggs feetas il ssssssMsa
s--- ass ne fewer s,uey and twn shove e-'S--sss
Ausehed 's q stae Building. containing large
aad eainmoaiass eieins-foom aad stcre.room. 10
Whieh there IS astscsss comtorfable Kitchen
Ibe 0us 9ui!slnfr eowPfiae at.Haesc. Corn
Gsb. Carriage, heeae end Stable. together with
other necessary buildings
The wtols IF theirs baildirss arc surrounded BY
baaai'gl Ysfd Garden, snd Lot well set vita
aiaetss, kinds q Fruit Ttec.
lite neiet5afhooa "a thiekly setiird. end 10
plysetso o. uechento i wonid make desirable
fiaUe " residence. Persons DESTROYS Of purchase
ing coentty residence, would Do well to view
those premises.
Terms viii be uaaa accommodating.
AMELIA EiCHELBkRGER.
Frh 90 iss5--d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Eas'iseg6asg.

g. uPERFlNE two PLY extra fine Ingram. COM
~ mon Iagraia. and Rag Csrpe,jng, pieces Of
Straw Mating snd Carpet Bindings, just received
and for sale by DANIEL S. WHITE.
March 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

I'D AISlNs, ORANGES, & LEMoNS.--Mal-
IA aga Raisins, Mesinis Oranges and Lemons,
new crop, received and for sale cespat
March l3 j. NJ YOUNG'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
For sale,
fY0fes'Secd.

knRYARLY g. co. have in store few bushels
I'D Of prime Cloverseed, which ,hey will sell low,
March
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
LONG-gANE COMPANY e.!

FW7IlE Long-Lsne Compsny parade al TIE usual
Il place on Saturday, ne l9tk dag q April
aezk 81 O'Clock, +. NJ.
By order Of the Colonel.
JAS s. BROWN. Hi.
msrrh 81, l3f5-4w 6zfA Ree.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
SUNDREEs.

EfRACKERS, Cheese. Candies, Pipes, Black
u ing, Pepper Mustard, Teas Matches, Letter
and Cap Paper, Ink, British I.usts. Scotch Snuff,
Starch Indigo Coaoes, Sugars. Sal Aeratus, Gin,
ger. Alspice, Cloves, Mace Cnnsmon Natmegs,
Camphoir. Fancy Soaps. Pins, Rice. Birthstone,
Castor and Sweet Oil Smoking and Chewing To-
baeoo, Cigars, Sc. &c, for sale chesp BY
Jan. le J M. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Trust Safe.

Z by virtue Of desd Of tras; froaa Ssrusl SlyeF,
-AD for the benefit OF Hamme & Stephen, and
Others, daily recorded ia tbs Coaasg Court Of Berke
ley, the undersigned trustee viii sell al public AUG
tion, for cash. to the highest bidder, before the
Coart-Houss door 10 Marsissburg, on Eoaass,
The 4sh Day Of April asxt. fbeing the Is, day OF
the County Couri) the following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Notice.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted to
"a thr estate OF Joaaihsn Wan8hne, decd, are
requested to come forward and make immediate
payment. Those having claims will please present
them properly authenticated as the estate requires
a speedy settlement.
HENRY j. sEI9ERT, Admr.
Feb Or lg45--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
ITO The Gentlemen.

EEyHE attention OF gentlemen 10 called to my
Il stock of Cloths, Double and Single Miiled
Cassimers, Sumner Cloths Cashmeretts, Tweed
Gambroons, PLAIN and Twilled Linen, Vestings,
Hats. Boots and Shoes, &c.
March IT JOHN H. LlhENS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
RkRET&.

EDRUNES, Cocosnuts, Fiss, fresh Malaga Rsi
n ans, Almonds, filbers, ansy Boxes, Sc &c
Tor sale low at iOUNG'S.
Jan. 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Loaf Sasges..

NTo. Loaf Sugar, at 4 cents per pound. for
" sale at YOuNG'S.
March Is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
FRUIT TREES, POTATOES, &C.

FESHE subscriber has about 1900 young Peach
IL Trees, of choice aud various kinds for ssis
at cents per tree Also, about geo bushels of Po,
tstoes, end variety of other Vegetables.
Feb 81, is45--tf JOHN BURNS, Sr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
White Lead.

SUPERIOR extra and No. | White Lead, ia
~ whole and half kegs, for sale very low BY
March 10 J. Dc. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
W'00e,cm Egure.

HALF-BBL apd Staff Churns Tubs of all
q IL sizes; Wooden Buwls Painted Bucket,
Peck Measures for sale By
March 90 d S. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
SETTLE UP.

The undersigned, having disposed Of the Gazette
Office, would remind those Indebted for subscrip-
ZION and advertising fthe necessity OF prompt set
Element The Books will be kept in my Law Of
fee. Immediately ia front Of the Gazette Office;
and persons calling 10 settle IN my absence, will be
attended TO B., M Gregg who will be- found in the
Printing Office EDMUND. ?. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
EEOVK.

n HAVE just received fresh supply of Flour
4 which will be sold cheap for cash.
WIN. kROESEN.
r. r. Depot, March q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

N. B.-The undersigned, anxious TO close the
business of the old firm informs those who know
themselves to be indebted to come forward and
close their accounts. +. CUNNINGHAM.
March 10, IS45--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
lfnloah,s naar.

ID by 'e ''''''.f " / s 5 l. 81 BOYD. -
March 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

n HAVE on hand Buck wheat Flour, for shla
a cheap. WASHINGTON kROESEN
X. X. Depot. Feb. 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
.H0TKCE.

r WISH 70 purchase quantity Of counuy-ou-
n red HAMS. Of good qualify, for which ! will
give fair price in cash, OF in exchange for Groce-
ries. j. NJ. YOUNG
March IS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
DIR. C. BENZ. SMITHS
Sugar-Coated
ssfmproved Indian vegetable Pills."
Parents

Cannot be cautious of mineral medicines, which
exert such an all powerful influence upon the sys-
tern as TO supersede every thing elsei shilling and
silencing both the disease and nature herself a!to
gether, and often constituting a greater and mare
grevous disease, which shall weigh upon man
tbrough life
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
BAL L IlLlNI0REs
T0 CnIINTRY MERCHANTS.

WHOLESALE HOUSES BAL TIN0RE
YEyAE undersigned Merchants. Manufacturer
n and Deslsfs Of the city II Baltimore, beinl
faly supplied with Goods n tllcir respective De
permsnts, suited tc the SFring spa SNmmei
TRADE, avail themselves ot the opportunity ass1rd
I'd through the medium Of the Newspapers, 70 To-
vie County Merehaats 10 an exanisaiion ct tasii
several stocks ara prices
TIE superior adsaaisges Which this market af-
lords in many aspects, 70 Coshg Dealers, The ia
eliEes for travelling and irsnspas tatien, and dis
position on our part 70 oaer every indaoemeai 70
purchasers both ID terms sud prices. will, We hope.
attract old end uew customers, 20 when this invi-
tation is respectfully addressed.
Importers and Dealers III SAX and Fancy
~. f..nl.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

The editor of the Princeton (Ky.) Eu
@mtHer, is "some," and no mistake. In
recent number of his paper, he makes
the following odd announcement. He j,
genius, and will do something for his
c00ntry-lt not politically, in some other
way. Success to him, in all his pbjIoo.
'hroplc undertakings:
g. ne immortal CLAY being defeated
aot me Presidency, we know nolbiog.
T ""'on "o0lo De more conducive to the
40 40 llr Of the community thar for then
people generally to turn their attention ~
matrimonial pursuits, and for which nnr
pose we pr oppose having lecture an ,ba,
occasion, at the Seminary, Tuesday niob,
ne ioth INST, at the ringing of the baI1
The citizens generally are invited and
AIDES especialIy.n N"'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

MISUNDERSTANDING Project 70
are now Tour bills before Congress for
me "a, annexation Of Texas-Mr DOUGLASS
81 lI,lnols' having introduced the fourth
'"'o me House on the 23d ult. This lbs,
proposition is in the shape of Joint reso
unions, based upon the treatv oC 1000
ny "o'ch Louisiana was ceded 10 The
onlled States, The preamble to ,beso
'eSoIu'lons cites the treaty of 1908. and
:"o sl'polatlons contained in it. as deyolv.
ing an obligation upon the United S,a,os
10 ADMIT Texas into the Union. mon ~
,o,ns ascer'al4ed that the present inbab. /
'an.S oil ina; Republic (the rightful own.
10 p, 'nereoi desire such connection.
nc resolutions provide for the annexa-
ion trn oil Texas as territory, &c, Thev {
,lier very little from the pronosi,ion 81 S
a. weller except that one of them re-. $
me compromise concerning sla- a
oiy} contained in the sixth section of "
~, 40 act admitting the State of Missouri Il
10 me Union, as applicable to such nor. CT
gus OF me territory OF Texas as falI -
''"'n the meaning of that act. In his al
sPocI tnese resolutions resemble those
PRODUCED by Mr.. Benton into the Snn
y, between these various propos itions di
ere are not such wide differences 49, W
ou.d cause serious divisions amonas, on
~ 1,lshdS OF annexation--ir we excenl phi
: hehtonS resolutions in so far as tbnu te.
nc 'he consen! of Mexico a cond,ioo be
,ceuent 10 the accomplishment of thu, Of
a sure. ana defer the proceedings in me
mater IT. 10 the negotiation of anotber ha
~ .i Inc three other projects are SO pu
10y sll'illar asto be almost Identical IN this
'ec' 70 me time and manner of annex, ou'
! :; . anu me re-. amount Of territory to be we
a'rou' Inc revival Of the Missouri und
promise IN Mr.. Douglass resoIulions ciet
o.,n Inc only discrepancy of anv TIN
0f'"nce to be found in them.--Pic +,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11
From the Picayune of LIST inst.
LATE FROM TEXAS

by the arrival yesterday of the steam
snip Republic, we have received Calves
ton dates Of the 28th uIt.--iour DAYS Ia
ter. IVY :"
The proceedings of the Texan Con.
gnesS, now IN session at Washington, ap,
pear to be of little Importance At los,
accounts OIL was pending in the House
VI representatives to authorize the cree
lloh oil lighthouse on Galveston Island
ny contract with private individuals. al.
owing to them the privilege of col Iec,-
ing ilght money under certain restric-
',onS, Dill has also been introduced
tlhe object of which is 10 suspend tho -
sue oil eXchequer bills, and its passaqa i
regarded as certain by those HAVING -
gooa opportunity to know the views of
The members
u Inc correspondent of the Galveston
Civilian, writing from the seat of Gov.
efnment, has The following:
80 lar nothing has been said in ralo
llon to the navy. am inclined to think
mat me vessels will be sold, as there an.
pears to be no disposition to make an ar ar t
oFoPrlatlon Tor keeping them in repair i
Inc papers contain message from, 4
resident Jones to Congress, dated ,bn b
,o'n december. 1t substantially takes ii
ne same views of the foreign policy of e
ne Republic as those presented bv pres;
ent Houston in his last annual roassons ii
We learn from 1t that emigration to he di
or'hern and eastern portions of Texas NJ
as oeen very much increased during tho co
Isl TWO or three months. We
ne President speaks in GLOWING ter,os tn
the progress made in the extension ~ I'M
g means OF general education Tbo ito
'S'contlnuance of the use of Excheonar wi
lis IS strongly recommended. as rbe me no res
SSl'leS which gave rise to them no ion. int
r exist President Jones STRONGLY ron ate
lmends hard money currency for the the
'Puolc' lbs excelency is in favor If sho
e trade. The policy Of pro. ecting the the
o'lc laIth is insisted upon in the srronao Mr.
terms The vexed question as to ,6s ma
a'on OF the seat Of Government is ro pre-
to be referred directly to the mea
'uIar vote. " Tue the
NC non. Isaac Van Zandt, late Tavon trea
'lster to this country, was at Calves. near
at last dates. :, : - % resp
views from Corpus Christi up TO tho atiot
INST has been received, at Which, acqu
al was quiet in that section and COM
10 represented as brisk. ~ is pc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

POLITICAL GossIp.-The Wasbiorn
correspondent Of the Charleston Mersr
lhinks there is little hope of annexaio,
TINS session. He says that most of III,
democratic members seem indifferent 10
me subject; that MIR. McDuflie's bill can.
MOI pass the Senate, and that Mr.. Benton,
woa,d not be accepted by Texas. Il.
thinks that the measure will be lost alto.
sether, unless Mr.. Polk hazards an oxtr
session for its achievement. Some Of
me friends of annexation vet entertain
hopes that of the various proposition,
40" before Congress "a proper bill will
DC framed and adopted; but the events
IRE likely to occur after The Adjournment
u Congress, that would make Texas her.
ell aVerse to annexation, unless an e1'
IA session should be resorted 10 to com.
eract them. The same writer considers
ne passage of the Sub Treasury bill +"
Calhoun victory.-Picayuae.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

MOUNT VERNON Savannah Geor.
gan, speaking Of the late rumor that
Mount Vernon was about to be sold, sug.
gests that if this resting place OF the Fa.
'her OF his Country should ever, for
causes not TO be foreseen, be offered for
sale, It should be purchased by general
OF the people of America,
ana lofty statue raised to Washington,
which the eyes of Americans of future
lime may gaze upon and admire as The
'hlseIIed features Of the great and good
The noble and the brave--the patriot
md the warrior.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

SHOCKING PRAcIEs.--A correspondent
Iof the New York Tribune, writing lnn
Trieste uader date of Oct. Goth. meofm
he capture of large and well equpR,
p!ratlcal barque, named the Avenget-
The vessel was taken into Trieste, 40!
the disclosures the hands on board mad,
to Their capturers were beyond concoy
ton The barque had been cruisingpi.
ratIealIy for the last two years, and ID
that time no less than two hundred nar.
ders were committed by the crew, and
ten ships, three barques, one brig and
7le'en schooners, taken and plualorelby
her. The amount of treasure Iu,nA on
board was immense. She is an FooG,5
ouIJt vessel, with tall, raking mass AMI
u about 700 tons burthen--yery sharp
md deep.--Pic.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

Tho G,,,a., W w NfHim
Hesi7o against lbs 49,. its t...
'pna - document t, ,'l0Y
'nl perfect calmae,, w, NJ VIVA
,laia1 hat twas plgeal 7H
I'f save Tour The n,l.... 'HyI
Instinct grounds II a5g. HtM.
nor anl IN nypr gf .db
rIf', That Santa Ana. illlf3a
most unn1utyoraIly,a Js..I ait.o
'oR The national fepfe,sat 1ga
organic bases 10 which ''ol, liI i,
sworn Second, that bo n. oi'5an
g,lsl' goyornmen, Of so'i % en-
ih'rd' that ho had adopted WAY NJ
sufes against tho civil aa,bs 'Ntn
department Of Q1orslaro egIa'5'
ne bad been illegally iny.,s J1,.'5
lary authority rum, l6, 9' ' sIno
cree ere, !. against the lawful ,,,s :, 'Ns
Tue Senate Laaiy, the sep,,o ,o'9
, ,,t', every act Of cxecu,, FN
"nlch may attack, or tend f. ,o POW
'lghls' guarantees and Iibo,,io.a lucy. !,
'al's' The names of thirty of Of = "
oF rs, are signed to this document NJ ''Sa
ne protest of the Cbambe, d,
les IS IN somewhat dlTeren,
onceIved IN nearly the same ,oi, !.
louses are resoIute in their , a,,.,
termination TO resist any n. 'r%
Their arbitrary rule. "'"''.i
Inc editor of H Sig1o DE. y rn.
ways o ca m, dignided and Ii5e, ,,r ],
al, and which has suffered mnoS
'e prosecutions of the lyront-J EUn
e re.entry of the Chamber Of no,.
10 their own assembly room r,ops
invent of San Francisco, as a ' scs,,,
e most enthusiastic character '''' n
were preceded by an imms y
ncoursc of all classes, who cbea, ,,.'' v
erousIy and appeared half frantic ss
at their release from tyranny ANY, ANY,
sruIe. MuItitudes of the yorrg n y.
the higher orders had taken ap 9rn me-
ermIned to resist any acts by wbr5
Dictator or his friends may strrst IA
am their power and ascendaocy-
ayune.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

SHAKsPEARE.-A curious and interesting
discovery has recently been made, when
will probably throw considerable IIgn'
on the text of one of the most popular
plays Of our great dramatst. A con-
temporary manuscript Of Henry ~ has
been found in the archives of family
of title in the east Of England, and mas
most literally been placed in tn'
hands of an eminent gentleman Tor laG
purpose Of publication. We understand
his unique relic, which contains numef'
ous important variations from the playa,
We now have it, will be shortly prInlIeu
'nder the auspices of the Shakespeare %.
iety.- Wilmer and Smiths EuropSs"
Times. a.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

Pner' in treating upon bommna,bpI, "'.oso'
hncko oro gram OF time, dissolved in .
oocN9lIal OF industry, and taken on a d IT, a
cnr q uG use every hour in the day, is sn r.
P anisloonery. """ patched
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

DENosTHENEAN,-An exchange ,o,o
n'i'.oS me following burst of eIoquence
society: " ''oatlhg
mr. Resident amt goin' to skate m
q rainbow and ioIes the gen,lemap
among The stars, TO gaze at Vents ,bsr"
o'e | amt got no more to say.