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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

, Was nominated
| President of said
{ Society, g. unsn.
J imously elected.
Nominated q cleo.
ted Vice Prests.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
:
"WHlTE LYING" AND ITS VIC
TIMQ

We have NOT been little amused. and
we think our readers will be, and insruc,
ted besides, in the perusal Of an account,
given 10 tree and easy episile from an
eastern friend, Of the evils Of swhite ".
ing He Tells his own story so we'll,
thai @e shall plunge al once into his
pleasant InissiVe.
walk in and take pot luck with u.s.
said friend A.. 10 an unlucky mo.
meht accepted the invitation, forgetting
thai d fine turkey ava ted me at home. -
On entering the parlor we met Mrs.
A., who received me very politely,
but seemed Eaiker disconnected wien her
husband announced that had dropped in
10 dine with them. turned away To-
give her time to recover her equanmily.
but ID the opposite glass saw her dart a
feproachful look al her spouse, accom'
panied with gesture OfvexAlion, and at
he. same time saw him elevate his
hand 10 an implOring attitude, and cast at
her beseeching look. All this was seen
al single glance but il was sufficient
Twas miserable from that moment.
thoughl Of the turkey, aud said TO myself,
What q goose. MOTTO have thought oft
before But what could dOR II was
plain that the guide wife had only poor
dinner ID offer me, and was greatly mor-
tilted lheVeat- | uttered an internal vow
that | would never agsih accept an infof.
NAL invitation TO dine. Iprslended 10 be-
looking At s0me engravings on centre
table, but was az tbe while trying to o>in>
vent scheme BY which 10 exIricale mys |
self from my unpleasant position, and bad
nearly coma % The conclusion that would |
suddenly pretend 20 rocolIecta previous
engagement, wien domestic announce
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
NEW sERIEs.-voL V. No 30

:, NORTH AmeTics, bounded north By tb,
territory claimed hyibe United States
east by The United States Territory, III,
1niioi Mexico. and GualeIhsls- south
west and west by the Pacific Ocean. g
: vol. WOTcester's GszeueeT, ed. 1923.
" Mexico or New Spain. B,uDded
Der,h BY unknown regicns-east bv Lon.
isiaHs, and The Gulf 6f Mexico-scuih by
The lsihmus Of Darien, which separates
il from Terra Fmms in South America
west BY the Pacific Ocean.
Grand Divisions. Old Mexico. ems
bsscing Galicia. Mexico, GuaIemala-
New Mexico Proper, embracing Apa
cheira anil Sonora, and California on he
west . peninsula. MOrse's Geography.
ed. 1885. ~,
Al north LAT. 25, 55, west long W. 6
20 80, the Rio GTsnde Del NoIie falls
into the Gulf of Mexico. This is ihs
frsi great river flowing from the Spanish
provinces into the Gulf of Mexico. p.
Brooks GazelIeer, edit. 1923.
Mr.. Jefferson in his letter 20 Mr.. Bow.
doin, lllb July, 1906, JEFF. cor. =. SO,
says:
with respect tOlonr western bounda,
~, your instructions will be your guide
! will Dnly add IS a comment 10 Them.
that we are attached 10 The retaining the
bay OF 81. Bernard, because il was The
first establishment OF the unfortunate La
Sale. was the cradle Of Louisiana, and |
more ineOniesti bly, covered and conveyed
10 US by France under that name, than
any other spot in the country"
Isl. EBernard's Bay, in the Gulf OF |
Mexico on the coast of Texas. Lon.
30, so, W., lat. %. 3, Worcesler's Ga |
zelieeT, ed. 1927
Louisiana was ceded b. France fOSpsin
10 l70l, and was reirocsded By Spain 10 |
France in 1900, aud occupieL BY France. /
BY the treaty of Paris u the 3Oth April
1903, il was ceded by France to the Uni
led States, and the possession delivered
Sy the French authorities in 1904,
Mr.. Madison expressing his wn views
md those of Mr., Jefferson, in a letter Of
he 3lsl March, 1904, says that Louisi
ina extended wesiwardly 10 Rio Bravo,
otherwise called Rio Bravo Del Norte.-
orders were accordingly obtained from ,
he Spanish authorities for the delivery /,
! all the posts on the west side of the
Mississippi and ina letter Of the 3lst
January, 1904. Mr.. Madison states that .
q, Laussat, the commissioner By whom I
ne Frehch government delivered the
'ossessiOn ri Louisiana TO US, announced !
the Del NOrle as its lrGe boundary 10
letter of the SIh July, 1904. Mr.. Madi, !
on declares the opposition Of Mr.. Jeffer>
on TO the REIMBURSEMENT Of any ierrik ~ !,
whatever eastward ofihe Bravo
Mr. Monroe, in letter OF the Sih No !.
ember, 1903, ,encIoses documenls which
e says, prove inconteslibly' thai ihe
oundarY of Louisiana is the Rio Bravo
0 the vest; and Mr.. Pinckney uni,es
18th MF Monroe in similar declaration,
nd on the 20lh April, 1905, ina letter
] Mr Madison, they assert our lille to be
questionable. Mr.. Monroe, in his le /.
srs Of January l9 and June 10, 1916,
lys that none could question 'Our title 10 :
'exas, and coucurs with Mr.. Jefferson
nd MT. Madison in The opinion that our
lie 10 the Del NOTle was as clear as 10
le is land Of New Orleans.'
Conclusion next week y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
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49, Forsaeh subse quen insertion, 25
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L,aysr advertisements will be charged in
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A reasonable deduction vii! be made on
ea,iy atgertisemsnts.
All arlsssfor advertising oTjob-woTk must
n Asia3aaiad by the c ash, except from those
brhantve e.npsnaceounts is with theUAice
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
SPEECH OF
HON JOHN W. TIBBATTs,
OF KENTUCKY,

on KENTUCKY,
On The annexation OF Texas delivered
in the House Of Representatives Jsnu'
sry 10, ls45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

caused material advance Sales have been.
made to-day Of {, 500 10 J, 1000 bbls mixed brsnds
AZ; every graduation Of price from IS. lsaio IS 50.
The latter is nov the prevailing rate, with no
manifestation on the part Of dealers TO give way
The present Auetuating state OF the market
Precludes the possibility oegiving recsiptprioe.
Sales of2000b bls City Mills Flour WIRE made
4his morning al SIS so. Since the arrival Of tho
Eastern mail this afternoon with accounts OF the
advancement in the New York market, holders,
refuse 10 sell al $3.50, but We hear Of no trans.
actions
GRAIN-Wheat has advanced materially,
sales having been made to-day Of good 10 prime
Md reds at l5allS cts and one or two parcels
al 100 cts, We quote ordinary TO good al ll0a
cts. We note a sale of white wheat This
morning a; 100 cts and Of family -four white al
l25al26cp
There is no change in the price Of Corn. Sales
of old white at 56a58 cts. We quote old yellow
al 55a60 cts. New Corn is worth 50a55 cts ac-
cording TO condition.
Oats are rather dull at 35a36 cts.
WHISKEY.-The market is extremely dull
and The few sales making are at 26i cts for bids
27i cents for bbls, with tendency to further
decline.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
rHE MARKETs.

0Desef The Baltimore .7nuiesn, Z
November 5, S, r. M.
y FLOUR The market for Howard st Flsur,
up 10 Tuesday evening was inactive, and htld.
ets offered freely Al s5.25 wiihou, effscing sales
with Tie exception Of about 500 bbs mixed
.bfands which were taken at s5lsa. This
morning, however, the publication Of the news
from England confirming previous accounts of a
short crop, both there and on ihe Continent, has
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
BRHADsTurrs.

The Baltimore American OF this DAY says:
The English news to the l9.h 'ult. by
The sieamer Caledonis. il will be seen, has
had . decided effect % the New York
msrkst-,he advances lin Flour having
bsen about fifty cents psr barrel.
In Philadelphia an advance Of l2a cts.
per barrel has also been realized. i:
The Baltimore market. it will Be seen,
was also sensibly affected by the news
In the mornins Of yesterday 1000 barrels
City Mills Flour were taken at So 30. but
later 10 the day holders refused to sell at
that price. Good to best red Wheats
we're sold Al. lis to 100 cents per bushel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Correspondence Of he Philadelphia NJ .7met iean.
NEw YoRK. TUESDAY, 4 O'Clock.
The Foreign advices have put Flour
and Wheat up by the run. Opening a,
$5.75 -four ran up rapidly 10 S6,25, at
which considerable sales were made.-
Some 5000 TO 5000 barrels were sold, az
ter which the market wssilsss firm land
some sales were made i, Sc l9aS6s IL.
/ quote these as the closing prices. For
England the Transactions reach 1000 OF
s. 600 barrels at $6.25, for poriiob Of
which 81. sterling freight was paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
GREAT FIRE AT WILMINGTON, N. c.

A slip from the Wilmington N. G. Jour
nal ststeslhat a destructive fire broke out
ID that city on the morning Of the 18th inst.
which destroyed about fifty buildings in
the business part OF the city. Loss esli-.
mated at $l75 900. The FIRE occurred
in the square bounded by Market, Front,
Dock and Watersheds. During The FIRE.
which is supposed to have been caused
by an incendiary Col. J. McCry and Col.
T. T.. Miller were injured by the falling Of
a wall. The names of persons whose pro-
perty was destroyed are not mentioned.
The Trustees Of the Bank OF Maryland,
have declared d dividend Of seven per
cents. Of the assets, payable on demand
at the Union Bank.
Elections took place in New York and
New Jersey yesterday. In the former
State vote was taken on The question of
Of calling State Convention. and mem
bers Of the Legislature were elected; and
10 the latter the election was for members
Of the Legislature. county officers and one
member Of Congress to supply vacancy.
--1N y
Mr.. Vickery tbe, Wing candidate for
Governor of Michigan, built school house
on his own land and because compe.
tent teacher could mol be procured. taught
The school himself through the last winter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Correspondence. Of IL. Phiisasl7hia u. S. Ga-sH..
New YoRK. TUESDAY. Pm.
The Foreign news received this morn
ing had considerable effect upon ourFlour
market. 1000 barrels Genessee sold ear.
y 10 the morning a. 1915, Subsequent
u sales we're made to the extent Of seve-
rel thousand barrels at So. %: before the
close Of the market however there was
less animation 600 bbls. sold at Sc. lS9,
and the market closed at Sc. III offered,
and .25 asked; 1000 bbls extra Rich.
mond. not Haxall, nor Galegot. sold at
$6.25,$6. 90. Wheatis now worth 81 80;
$4,000 bushels Southern corn sold al Goa
63c. measure, and 6sa70c, weight.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-29

ties par les trois cinqnietnes DIES membres Glus 4
chaqae chambre ct APPROVES par lie gouverneur,
MS seront portas sur leurs j~ournaux respectifs a.
&c les appels nominaux y relatifs ct le secfd-
taire detat les iera pnblier en- francais ct
en- anglais tTois mois asant detection g6nerale
s%aivante, dams MI moins Wn Journal de chacune
DIES paroisses de Fiat on X publiera I'm journal,
ct 81 lesdits amendments sont adoptes par Ia
m~ajoritd des membres 6lus a chacune des cham
bres de Ii legislature qui scra constitutes imm6.
diatement apres, 10 secrdtaire d'etat, les fera pn.
bier de nuuvcau CONNIE il est dit ci.dessus, an
moi1s trois mois ayant l~'Slection ~genefale sni.
vante des represeafans fla legislature de Petal,
ct les amendefnents ainsi proposes, seron, son.
mis- an peuple d la dite election; ct 81 la r~najorile
des ~clecteurs ayant qualitd pour voter, APPROVE
st rattle ces atnendemcns, ills deyiendront par
tie inicgrante Dc la constitution.
81 plusieurs amendments sons soumis upeu-
pie i la fnis, lis seront soumis de- telle maniere
st dams telle iorne que le peuplA puisse voter
~sdpatement pour GU contra chaque amendment.
TIrrE TX.
Dispositions trdnsitosfes.
Art. l4l. Cctte Constitution sera substitute
q Ia Constitution adoptee en- 1912, ct afn de
bonner etet d Ia presente Constitution, il est or
donH6 CONNIE suit
Art. Lag. Les droits, actions, poursuites, re-
CARNATIONS ct c%ontrais, soft de Ia part des indi-
vidus, soft de la part des corporations, ct toutes
les lois en- force lors de fadoption de ceito con.
stitution, ct non contraires i Ia dite constitution,
r%esteront en- vigueur CONNIE 81 cettc constitution
n'edt pas etc adoptee.
Art. lab. Jnsqu'a &c que le premier denom.
brement soft fail, ainsi gull est present. par Par.
ticle 8 dc cette constitution III paroisse d'OrlSans
aura droit d vingt reptssentaas qui seront elus
CONNIE suit, savoir: hut par Ii premiere munich
palite, sept par la seconde municipalita, ct quatre
par la troiseeme municipalte. MS seront rep.
arts parn,is les neuf districts reprdsentatifs, con.
lorm6ment q la distribution suivantc:
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-29

ct L'etat sera divis6 en- districts senatorinux
commc suit: Toute Ia portion de In paroisse dor
leans, sitn6o sur III rive gauche du Heuve du
Mississippi composera un district senatorial ct
Glira Quatre sGnateurs.
Les paroisses de Plaquemines ct Saint Ber-
nard, ct Ia portion dc la ~paroisse d'Orl6ans stu
&C sur la rive droi,e du fleuye, composeront
un district at 6lirnnt i'm sGnateur.
lie paroisse de Jefferson composera I'm dis
trict ct elira un senaicur.
Les p~aroisses Saint. Charles Fl Saint.Jean Bap.
tiste composeront un disiticIet tlironf nn sena-
teur.
La paroisse saint.Jadd sspp0sara IN dis.
trict ct elira un seDHtcur.
La paroissc de l'Ascension composera in dis
trict ct elira un senateur.
Les paroisses de Presumption, Lafourchc IN
terieure ct Terrebonne coinposofont I'm district
ct elifont deux s6nateurs.
Les p~aroisses dIbcrville ct Quest Baton
Rouge colnposeront i'm district ct eliront i'm Sc.
nateur.
La raroisso d'Est Baton Rouge composora vi
district ct 6llra I'm s6natenr.
La paroisss de Ia Point Coupee composera ur
district Ell elira TN s6natenr.
La paroisse DIES Ayoyelles composera un dis.
trict ct elira I'm s6natcur.
La paroisse Saint Marie composera I'm dis
trict ct elira un senateur.
La paroisse Saint Martin composera un dis
trict ct elira un senateur.
Les p~aroisscs de Lafayette ct Yermillion com
poserost un distict et 6liront un s%enateur.
Les paroisses Saint.Landry ct Calcassie,
composeront un district ct dliront deux s6uateurs
La paroisse dc Quest Fe!iciana composera VI
district ct elira I'm s%enateur.
La paroisse d'Est Fsliciana composera vi
district ct 6lira un ~eenateur.
Les p~aroisses de sainte Helene ct Livingston
composeront un district ct eliront un s~enateur.
Les p~aroisses de Washington ct Saint Tam
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-29
TITRE VI.
Dispositions Generates.

DtSpOSHtOnS UcneT0teSs
Art. 80. Les membrcs de l'assemblee gems.
rale ct tous les fonctionnaires publics ~preteront
avant d'cntrer dams Pexercice de leurs fonctions,
lie serment on Paffirmation qui suit:-"Je(A By
jure on affirme solennellement que ie remplirai
tidelement, impartiallcmment ct de mon mienx,
dapres mes faculties ct mon jugement, les de-
yoirs que me sefont imposes en- q%ualite de-.
commencement aux regles ct aux dispositions dc.
la constitution ct des lois des Etats- Unis ct de
Get etat; ct en- oatre, jeiure (ou affrme) solcn-
nellement que depuis l'adoption de Ia presente
constitution, moi, citoyen des Etats- Unis, lie ne
inc suis point battu EN- duel dams Get etat nj hors
de Get etat avec I'm citoyen dc Get etat, ct que
je mai envoy6 nj accepte aucun cartel pour me
battre en- dnel avec un citoyen se Get etat, nj agi
CONNIE second EN- portant un cartel, nj aide, con-
seille on assiste qui que ce soft d roccasion
dun duel. AinSi que Dicu me soft en- aide"
Art. 30. e crime de trahison cnvers l'etat
consistera settlement a lui faire la guerre, OH a
SO joindre a SEES ennemis en- leur dormant aide
ct secours. Nul ne sera convaincu du crime de
~trahison 81 ce NEST sur la deposition dedeux to-
moins alegard dun meme fat manifesto, on
sur Faveu de ~l'accuse lui.memc en- audience
publique.
Art. 81. Sera a jamais inhabile a remplir
aucune place ~salariee GU de confance dams Get
etat quiconque aura etc convaincu, d'avoir dom
ne on ofcrt quelque Remuneration dams 10 but
d~'assurer son election on sa nomination.
Art. 90. Des lois seront fa,tcs pour e~xclure
des emplois ct pour priver du droit de suffrage
tous ceux qui seront a l'avenir conyaincus de
subornation de pariure dc faux on dc tout autre
crime on delft grave. LIE privilege de libre sui.
frage sera maintenu par les lois, r6glant les cleo
tons ct defendant sous des peines proportion
nelles, toute influence illicite exercee d l'aide
du %pouvoir, de la subornation, du dtsordre GU
autres p~ratiques condamnables.
Art. 90. II nc sera pas tire d'argent du tre-
sor, 81 ce nest EN- yertu Publications s~p6ciales
faites par la loi ct aucune ALLEGATION d'argent ne
sera fate pour I'm terme de plus de deux ann6es.
Hsera public chaque aimee de la maniere qui
sera p~rescrite par la loi, des etats ct des complies
reguliers des ~recettes ct des depenses de tous
les deniers publics.
Art. Oh. IL sera du devoir de fassemblee ge-
nerale de passer les lois qui lui paraitront ne
c~essaires ct convenables pour faire decider les
differends par arbitrage.
Art. IS. Tous les officers evils de retat en-
general resideront dams les limites de Fetat, ct
tous les officers de district OH de p%aroisse dams
leurs districts on paroisses, tils y tiendront leurs
bureaux aux lieux qui pourront eire fixe par laloi;
nulne pourra etre elu gu nomme a aucune place
do p%aroisse, i moins quill matt reside dams la
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-29

fer les arInes, n'y seront pas contraints, ct pave.
ront Equivalent de leur service personnel.
Art.6i. La milice de Get etat scra organisee
de 10 maniere qui p~araftra par Ia suite la plus
conyenablc 4 ID Legislature.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-29

De Ia Reuision de la Constitution.
Art. lao. Toute proposition d'amender ceite
constitution pourra etre faite dams lie senat on
dams la chambre des r6prescntnnts, ct 81 raman.
dement, GU les amendments PROPOSES, son adop.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-29

t5rets non compris dams toutes les affaires cri-
minelles on dc succession leur jurisdiction sera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

CV'ee ~ inc AMERICAN, -udu W, ,, r. NJ.
supply Of Beef Cattle offered at market
were made ut prices which show a decline from former
rates. The offerings at the Scales amounted TO 400 head;
OF these 100 driven to Philadelphia. 30 remsin unsoli, ana
the balance OF 270 head were taken by butchers Ut prices
raging, according to quality, from o., 50 TO 33,25 per 100
is 50.
Hogs-The supply Olive Hogs in market is no, ol.rse
as last week, and the demand is not active. There in no
change from previous rates. Holders as prices ranging
according to qaality, from IS, S5.l2,o S525. Sales have
been principally made nj IS S5l2S. Tho highest fQures
coa.d pc realised only for very small and select lots.
tLook"-TheIe Is Some inquiry FOE Howard st. Flour,
bat We are not advised OF any large sales. The prics
"nien ho!uefs ~~k,. edninues firm NJ S4.50 for good MIXED
brands. We note . sale VI 1000 bbIs. al ms rate when
%transplred too late Tor our last report, aud to day a small
lot OF $50 bbls. was tsien at the same rate. The receipt
price from cars is S4,37S.
There Is some inquiry for City Mills Flour. but we hear
OF no transactions. Holders asl 81 ,62s a S4,75.
Asa'e ct 400 bbls. snsquehanna Flour at 34,623. and 200
bbls. extra do. at IS.
demand for Wheat is less active. A
quote good TAI best reds 81 q 100 cents, which shows q de.
cline VI about , cents per bushel. There was no Pennsyl-
vania Wheat nj market for two w three days past. Sales
OF Curn nj SO a 81 cents fur white, and ~ cents for yellow.
We qIote Oats ut 2la26 cents, which is M improvement.
PRQNlSlONS.-The Provision market presents no
Transactions except for ship stores have come under our
notice. The following rates are asked by holders for Bal.
unore packed Mess PORK; Sl325 Sl3.5 Prime SlO.25
n 81; Mess Beef Si0.5O; No. I u Sass 50; and Prime
81. We note n sale OF so bbhs. Mess Pork At 9l3 37S
ON time; % bbls Prime AT Sl0.375 on time, and part Il
same order; also 10 bbls. No. Beef at 80, Western pack.
ed can be purchased below these rates. We do not hear
Of any extensive operations In Bscon and so fur rs we arc
advised there Is no change IN the market except that II
V somewhat more inquired ster.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28
SsufAsrn Literarv Afeasenser for June.


We are requested to say that the June number Of this
have had but a single half hour to glance over the whole
contents OF the volume, and nearly tn, whole Of that brief
space was monopolized by the article on the "RoscIta
Sione,"a monument Of the Egyptian age Of the Macedo.
Man Ptolemie,. accidentally found by the French during
their temporary but ilustrious occupation Of Egypt, and
after their expulsion, transferred as the prize Of the Con-
queror t3 the London Museum. where il now is. This IL
the famous relic Of antiquity. (some three OF -four feet square)
which has furnished the key TO decyphering the Egyptian
Hycrogliphics. and from which Cosmopolitan the younger
was enabled to make that deduction which has led to such
important results. and which brings the 18th century Of the
christian era, to a nearer knowledge of the Egypt Of the
than even the Greeks or Roman, possessed, 1000 years ago.
This Chapter alone gives a value 10 the forthcoming No.
Of the Messenger: May we be permitted TO add a sugees.
tion, that the Messenger, by these transatlantic articles
sprinkled over its originality, attracts many readers who
can never be attracted strongly by the poetry, song and in.
venuon Of our new country too young yet To have a Liter.
allure too matter-of.fact and intent upon the "main
chance - yet TO attract any other than a political or com.
mercial interest; and whose national existence and appear.
nnce among the nations Of the Earth do not extend back n
hundred years
length portrait Of the time IN which we live, and which oil
Of US know without being told. We had rather know and
see by the minds eye, $50 that we could he satisfied the pic.
iurc was true) one hours work on the Pyramids, who u
was that Unsigned and constructed them, than 10 observe in
one panorama oil that has occurred on the Globe since the
Battle Of Waterloo and the final exit of the Groal Captain.