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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10


THr TRuE Vino SrrRir.-Joux s. Pr--
pLEroS, Esq, the done Star Of Whigscry,'
from Virginia, AZ the Loeos iacetiousiy cal
him, has addressed the voters OF the ainth CoB-
gressional district, declaring himself a caadi-
date for reelection, subject, however. 70 the 6e-
cislDn Of any fair convention Of the party.
After reciung, with his usual excellent tenn,
PER, the incidents OF the last campaign, aid
speaking with great kindness Of hts competition
and those ofaa parties who thought their da-
~ 10 oppose his election. MIR. PIspLETos saws:
"Aiter carrying the election 0lIci5, against
allthe odds, and amidst all the elabaEFassments,
10 which | have "a part adyerted, il would
seem but reasonable and fair. that should. Il
such were INV inclination, announce myself q
candidate for re- election. without aGy condition
or qualification and that might reasonably
expect the suppoEtofIn WI party, unless my
votes in Congress shall have failed 10 satisfy u
But / mean TO make no such anGunciaucn.
I am resolved, that the party, wills, l an rs
agent, shall come to no harm, which | csn pre-
vent. There shall Be N my day. no future
wrangle about III. manner Of get,ng up and or
ganizIng a convention; and especially shad
there be none, so timiij, that alleged ir,cguiaFl
ties may DOT be d~ispfoyed or corrected.
ANY mode is good enough for me, provided
il IS on fair notice, and 5 conducted openly-
| shall not institute a very usld inquiry iaso all
the little details. Il viii be enough for the,
tia, there be any fair indicatioa Of the prefer.
ence Of INV party, for any oiher gentleman, as
their candidate. Whenever tina, IS made, !
shall be found as ready 10 retire from tie scene,
as any other gentleman can be. 10 enler upon it.
lie, g~enteInea, who have peculiar OPINIONS
upon this subject, carry them out. to suit them.
selves. give timely notice. write this note
for the express purpose Of making i impossi-
bic for the Wing party OF this district to be de-
leated, ms has frequently been the case else
where. between a fragment Of itself. and the
great body Of il. opponents. But above all
write il for the purpose ofremindiug those gem
tlemen who are great advocates o. TAR conyen-
tons. but opposed 10 the influence Of "Co,rs
House eliques,' that | arm ready 10 Try conclu-
sions with them, on their own principles"
The address breathes throughout the frank
aud manly spirit Of its author, and proves that
if the Wings Of Virginia are 10 have bat one
standard bearer in Congress. their honor and
their principles could mol be in better hands
But we shall send him three or four noble CO.
adju,ors. If all the Signs OF regeneration are no,
wofuily deceptiye.-Rieh. Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10

WnTsEY's RAN Roam ScHEME.-The
people Of ST. Louis held a great meeting on
the 18th inst. on the subject OF the great laiI
road scheme across the American Continent,
projected BY MIR. Whitney. Judge GAMBLE
presided. Mr.. WHIrNEY was present and
ADDRESSED the meeting. Resolutions favorable
10 the scheme were adopted, and a committee
Of twelve were appointed TO memoralise Con-
gress. In the course Of the deliberations Of
the meeting, Judge MULLAsPHY remarked
that he had no dorbt one day a communiea
lion would Be made across the Isthmus Of Pan
anna. Mr.. WHTrNEg was called on for his
opinion IN regard to that route, and, says the
Reyeile. che fully satisfied the meeting that
il had long since been given up by the most
experienced engineers."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10

a Good Memory.-Miss Louisa West,
a girl fifteen years Of age, at Georgetown
Ky.. committed to memory accurately me
whole New Testament in six weeks, at me
same time attending to her other domestic
hnlies.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10

Tux U,E or 4 H.r.-It ought to be known
ss generally as possible. tina, a mans bat win
serve in most cases As a temporary life preser-
yer. 10 persons in hazard Of drowning, BY ~
,eadias 10 the following dlreeuons: Wien
a person finds himself il, or about to be in tha
water. let him lay hold Of his hat between his
hands, laying the crown close under his chin.
and the mouth under the water. BY this
tneans, the quantity or air contained IN the
cavity ofthe hat will be sufficient to keep the
head above water for several hours, or until
assistance can be rendered. Chambers Edin.
Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10

Han TaEAsos-MARx II. P~ARxESsoS,
h,s heen arrested at New Orleans, accused on
holding Intercourse with the Mexican Govern
Jlent,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
NEW GOODS.
Fresh Sega5pFg.


HAVE just returned from Baltimore with
a the largest and best selected
T~GE C =
| have ever offered to the public, consisting in
part of
Cloths gaN qualities and colors;
C%assimlers and Cassiaefs
Satin and other Eestings.
kscady-Nade Cioth5ngi
Orer- Goats, Sack and Dress Goats;
Pants and Pests;
Has and Cloth and Glazed Caps;
Coarse and Fine Boots and .Shoes-some coarse
Shoes as loeo as 81 cts. a pair;
Handkerchief, Chores S~tspenders, SC.
Al Of which | invite the public to call and ex-
anime, as | shall make it to their interest to
purchase from me.
Nov. IL PHILIP SHOWERS.
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Assistant Adjulant Geaeral.

A wonLs S~rmr.-The Hon. HAauLror
Fisu. says the Richmond Enquirer. who was
recently defeated BY me Aai-iseut candidate
81 iAe Loeol1eo party, n New YORK, for tho
Office 81 Lieutenant Governor, has addressed
10 the editors OF the Express, a briefand admi.
rable letter. IN which he depreeales the discus
sion between Wing journals OF the causes OF
his defeat. lis closing paragraphs express
sentiments which are very highly honorAbls
70 the writer. and win receive the warm ap.
probation q Wings in every part Of the coun-
try -
The loss Of my election brings to me per-
sonally no regre;s-butii would become tho
source If most polgnan, grief. if made the sub.
ject 81 disagreement between any Wings
let me therefore eEtreai. for the harmony OF
our aoble Wing party, in whose union is sue
cess, and whose success is the welfare Of tho
State, that Tie loss ofmy election be no, charg
FL 20 any supposed failhlessness Of friends,
A glorious victory has been achieved, upon
which. from the bottom OF my heart. | con-
g~ratglste you and every Wing IN the State
but
w h.,. .ea,.R'd ne .ssks- not kilrd IL
and may loose the fruits Of our victory BY dis.
%sensions among ourselves; but if. however.
dissenslons must he, | have 10 beg of my
Wing friends. one aid III. that be not made
the subject Of Disagreement"
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To PuEIIsHeas-Ehe subscribers would az
geiye notice 90 PgGl'5i crs, al hogac and abroad,
Uat tAtJe win be-, In Connection with the work.
an G%risasige repislD department. This wiu %
Z ml- feature OF excellng interest. Inc de-
ptmanl will be- conducted fairly and h%onoFa-
land all works sfnt 10 the office q he sub
srlors, vii receive such notices as their cAar-
o~"lrI4Gy iemand.
the ar,t number wal be issued On TIC hFst
c'Jaauary. lSgZ. It's conients and the names
o'ttr coatrhutors, win be published shortly.
Iryl@-f3 per annufn, 10 advance.
fl -pcr., containing orders for the work.
po'p.ij, aadonclosins he Subscription price,
va reeve prompt attention. 10 BE- address
Cd 10 4. G. WILSON & CO., Philadelphia.
C-ees win be established al once n Bail!-
more and Boston. Their location WIN be n.o'
u',l as Soon as arrangements can be conaple
I'D, Oct l. 1916
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LETTER PROM CEs. WoRrH.-The Patriot
has received for publication, the following let
ter from Gen. WoRTH, relative the death Of
Capt. RIDGEY, dated
Monterey, .MeEico, Oct. 29ih, 40.
Nv dear Sscaart III feel that the obligation
rests upon me, although the bearer of evil Ii
dings hath but the losing office" to announce
the sad a~iliction it has pleased an ~inscruiable
Providence to visit upon our ancient friend,
Gen. RrpGELY. His gallant son has passed
from the theatre Of his fame and usefulness to
the grave, as universally incurred as be was
beloved and admired. An aged father, moth
er, wife and einld will, il is hoped. find some
mitigation OF their deep afhcuon IN the mia
gled symPathies Of the country at large, espe-
cially the members Of that profession which
his vaior adorned.
When borne 10 his lonely grave no 'inky
cloak" but the heavy heavmgs OF manly 10
soIns testified the depth and intensity OF that
gref which adnonlShel Of The final separation
from a loved and adtaired comfade.
Not associated with myself other than in re-
lations Of respect and social regard, il Will be
the melancholy Office or his immediate COM
mander TO communicate the sad circumstances
Of the %untilnely deagll of Capt. RIpGELY, so re-
Gently and frequently present at the harvest Of
death. and finding no charitable messenger TO
give him a soldiers death.
Than yourself who SO fitting 10 break the
force OF this heavy whitening blow ; RlDGE-
LY's manhood must brace Itself 10 sustain those
who will have 10 lean upon and look up to
HIM for example in resignation TO the will Of
God.
Faithfully yours.
w. J. WORTH
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Nh Denr

sjg Dear -: n Ii OF as here are quitt
overwhelmed with grief al a terrible catasiro,
phe which IS about pepuyins ,he army olont
ol It's most gallant spirltS-a loss winch cannot
be replaced. Our poor friend, RASDoLPH
RsDGELr, has been lying insensible for thirty
hours, without any hope benny entertained 81
his recovery. have just come lromhim, and
now st down to write. 10 iet you know his
pfeeise state. Iou will perceive that you
nave tee, selected for a melancholy Guly, that
OF breaking the news as Tar as possible 10 his
family. Iiis horse tel with and on him about
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. l"tsSpoLPA
was IN town, riding through The streets on MS
way ~ dine with AiAcKALL. At the moment
be was gong at a rapid pace to Cverlake some
cue Ia front OF hiil; IghtH passing over piece
Of rocky ground, ms horses ieet flew lroul un-
der him and k%sNDoLPH was left senseless on
the ground, This occurred near Capt. ]. X.
ScorT's quarters. lie was Immediately car
ried into them, Dir. CALDwELL Of Louisville
being close at hand, and the inst 10 see HIM
Several other surgeons came IN immediately i.
Or. FoRTER has been and continues constant
" with hlm. The brain, IT IS thought, was
Iuptnrcd bY the fall. There was Immediate
rounded by men of distinguished skill as sur
geonS, yet no one has been able even to make
a suggestion which would offer the slightest
hope VI relief. Ills brother officers watch
by hlm. Nothing has been omitted. lie has
had no return OF consciousness. W hen BLEED,
his breathing for the moment was lighter.
Ihaye known k,NUoLPH for sixteen years,
lie wentio West Point with me, a handsome
and |sprghdy boy, and was from the star, quite
a lay0ritt Of mine. have ever cherished him
oe a frisu3 and tanE nri1o in hrs earn.f tvhtrh
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BV W. s. GREGG.l
alassin>sarg anstts.

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burg, Berkeley County. Vifsinia, BY
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meats a4 inserted.
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phfi4detphia and B%aitimore. for procuring adver-
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We have been furnished with the following
extract OF a letter from an officer OF the Army
at Monterey to a gentleman OF hrs city. refer
ring 10 the Ill iated accident watch deprived
his country Of the services Of the gallant Capt.
lslDeELr, which We lay before oar readers:
Anrrrnrv Antnhor - f.As
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w. J.. WORTH.
To MAJ. Genl GEo. II. SrruARr, Bait.
more.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10

paJlshed epery Thursdag Morning in Nfariins-
burg, Berkeley County. Vifsinta, BY
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted al 81 per
t7une for three ,inies, aud % cents per square for
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LETTER PROM GEN. WoRTH.-The Patriot
has received for publication, the following let
ter from Gen. WoRTH, relative the death Of
Capt. RIDGEY, dated
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u-f IlscontInurd iintil all Nrrenragts nre
paid, except AZ tae option OF lhe Lditofs.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER Is
Cleared


=. L:syi't T.w 0s;aSs WIN Nelson GsssIo Ho IiSe
schmidt Bschsn5Bs,i squihsraer' MiieSs LONDON
.sS Dyou ay.nn
eager Fowler. Pensacola; sarah Roe. jerry, BALM
sWs,hasisn ROLAND, ProvideaesBarSe Mich,san Alien
Packet ship Sheridan Cornish, from Liverpool Dec H.
ship Ann. H from Key West. Nov 30, with md.e to the
sp S:asi
Gsae Ho%sa dss Sspn ais, ssu. 8.
a s.ss q % @ns A%sd Rowland s..
5 ton dis CaEa Ellen iilmsu ssiember
BAY sS w $. .Ss
MeGarland The bank the Morris d,mas,es; brig
M ssfso Is s and hating ting fer and rigging brig
D ~s S FOR and MaIs
brig Ez brasen dismssted do dos ship Eben Preble lies
& bank on ar S o
Br,nsh brig Falcon Pitt 2dws from Bermuda in ballast,
Brig Cement. Ryder,7 days from Alexandria with -four
sehr odsii smi,S day. from Brpndywn. with corn
70 the sb o, SUNDAY nm ,os
1% n, s, bousd h e New Yo.t
hayy,ps 6ssa ID contact with some vessel
sch States, Cohei Alexandria, flour. Sc to surges,
II
Lord. - ~
schr Wave, Frost, Milton Del. corn.
Schr Increase, Westcot Richmond
sh Ana ioss aps coal
Sch Reoeeca Collins days from Brandy with flour
and corn meal To Allen & Psxsou
Lighter schr spIcndid, Burt from he bark Edwin ashore
on the Knowles, with hemp crash, &c. Capt,in left the
bark Sunday afternoon PM. The vessel leaked little
Brig Marseilles, from Turks Island with salt
Sailed.
hal r..
Epgena Liverpool; Wagram, Marsees; brig Morea, Nc.
bile, and others.
Bark Vernon, from Mobile has succeeded in getting off,
and was towed TO the cit, by the teanboat Yacht.
Ship Mcclellan still rrmsI suchor the bar.
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Circular to Postmasters.

am directed by the Postmaster General to call your
special attention TO the multiplied and
to violate the law and defraud the revenue by writing
ON the wrapper margin or other portions of newspa-
pers, pamphlets and magazines sent by mail The cheap
postage system has removed every reasonable excuse
for violating evading the law, and too much vgi.
lance cannot be exercised by posmasters to detect
well informed, will not fail TO sustain you in the
faithful discharge of this duty, which is mpera-
kind may be detected and traced to their origin yon
particularly instructed 10 stamp, or mark in writ
ing, every transient (by which Is meant all not re-
gularly sent to subscribers) newspaper pamphlet or
magazine, with the name of the Office and the amount
OF postage TheAwrappers Of all such newspapers
pamphlets, magazines when they have reached
their destination, should be carefully removed and il
upon inspection, found to contain any manuscript or
by marks and signs made in any way, either upon
any Newspaper, printed circular, price current pam
Phlst or magazine, or the wrapper in which il is
enclosed, by which information shall be asked for or
communicated except the and address of the
to whom it is directed such newspaper printed cir.
cular, price current, pamphlet magazine with the
wrapper which enclosed shall be charged with let
ter postage by weight If the person whom the
paper PRINTED circular price current, pamphlet or maya
the postmaster will Immediately the same to
the ONCE from whence was forwarded and request
postmaster thereof 10 prosecute the sender for penal
OF fve dollars as prescribed by the 3ota section of the
act OF 1873 SUITS may be brought either IN district
courts or before State magistrates having civil jurisdic
ton in actions of debt for this amount the
tive State laws Tho name OF the sender written or
stamped either upon the newspaper, printed circular
which II Is enclosed communicate such information al
subject to letter postage and the consequent penalties
such postage not paid at the place of its destination
The dimInuton of the revenue of the department un
der the cheap postage stem and the great
ing demand Tor add nal mail facilities throughout our
country whose territory extends TO the Pacific
der absolutely necessary not only that every cent OF
lawful revenue be collected and accounted for but
that the utmost vigilance should be exercised for the pre-
vsnon Of fraud and the and speedy infection OF the
proper penalty upon the offender This only be &C.
complshed by the striciest attention OF
are the sworn agents of the department bound
to Zee the laws faithfully administered.
w. J. BROWN
I'd Assistant Postmaster General
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me al is selling at s. 50 per Dbl Good to prime red

me al is selling at So 50 per Dbl. Good to prime red
wheat will command from SO to % cts; white do 100
ITO Sales Of white ct So cts and of yellow do
~ 40 cts for Oats 80 "a cts rye 81 ctsclover-
seed-S4 so per bush, free Of ripple
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. l2-Flour- The market is active
and yesterday prices somewhat unsettled. Some
small sales made from stores 81 50 90 bills Oc-
Receipts continue light Wagon price 81 sil GRAIN
Wheat is in good demand with very moderate receipts
We quote good to strictly prime red at so % cts but
of the latter there is very little Offering No change in
the price of corn cargo old white sold at SO We
quote new at 10 a as cts
ALBANv Dec. l2.-Since last report the canal has
firmly closed for the season, and the indications that
the river after odav will not be again navigable this
year to New York, from this point. FlourThere has
limited 10 eastern orders and domestic consump-
on Eastern orders in rather freely, and are filed
at $5h For larger lots in store, holders ark $4s7
Western and So for Gsnessee GrainThe transactions
confined to street produce which does arrive
freelv. Oats 29a30c. Rye g.
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Drc. l4-AtMarket-s75 Beet Cattle, about rs South
ern-the remainder from North and WesD; 20 Cows
and Calves, 800 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cs'ue-There have been but comparatively
small number of Becvcs Offering SINCE Monday l.st-anI
yet more than sufficient the orders of buyers
who have been unusually backward and leave upon the
market about 400 head unsold But prices have cxpe
rienced considerable Improvement on these current
week ago, which in some degree have hold
ers for the tuilness OF demand Retailing bring
In quality, from 81 so to Sc CO. and 81 co. Sales
swes mainly to city butchers packers exporters in
market
tscows and CavssBusinoss, during the week, has aen
remarkably dull AMI although ali that were red met
sale was at considerable decline upon the ricss
quoted last week si7 sl3 to Ss7, will cover all
ssctons.
sheep AMI Lambs Gull OF sale but the average of
prices little higher than Of last week For Sheep
81 so 81 81 10 - 20 obtain ID and rs cents 81
TO 81 90 each for Lambs head re main over unsod
hay and Straw-Loose wcsches;er Jersey and Long
Island Timothy add Clover hay 60c, zoe a Use per
cwL Straw, so the leo bOs
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Domestic markets.

BosroS, Dec Ia --Flour-- Sales OF Genesec Michigan
and Hat hoop Ohio at So ~ 50 20 and demand node
rate In southern descriptions very little doing Grain
There have been sales Of llo0 bush, old white corn
for export to England at 66c steady sales OF yellow at
CSC 'oo for new and Old which is scarce at 7!c 7Sc
per bush.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Electromagnetic have no change
70 notice in the markets since our review yesterday
Flour sui dull and unsettled Holders contend for 81
VIA and buyers will not Offer than 81 so for How
ara street. brands. Nothing done in City Mills Corn
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R.LtlaH. N. c. Dec. 8. ls4s

RALEIGH, N. e, Dec. 8, ls4S
STAIRS of NoriA Carogina.
The Legislature Of this State in session. are 10 de-
cidsdiy wing. that they carry any measure they
please by the crack ofthe whip The dis
trcts will be asred TO give six wings to three d.
mocrsis in the next congress
To all the seat in the Senate rendered vacant BY the
famous resignation Of Mr. Haywood. you will perceive
they have elected George T. Badger This gen,enanis
confsssedly. the great OF the State and the whix,
here believe him greater than any in the world Mr.
Mangum being reelected this State will maintain n
position, sdeby side, with Massachusetts, which also
claims to be represented by the greatest the Union
We shall see how they will work together.
The late call this State volunteers will not be
successful. The last Standard quotes from brother
editor who openly discourages tho people volup
teering representing our unjust and the Mex
can no purely defensive much ia the of some of
the northern whis journals The Standard brands these
sentiments as infsmous and the author traitor But
the STANDARD IL too late and in the dark its editor has
oeen asleep while the enemy busy in sowing tares
among the people In my opinion there state in the
Union where the war is 80 urpopuarits Opponents ara
more bitter than the sbol;ionsts o { the north
Inc rulers have dabtlsd freely for a few wear,
psch' IN unueky railroads, and the of the state
nave so' snto very puzLhng snsrl They have three
knd OF state funds and they borro from each othsr
wseny, nse ,nree close neIghbors, who boirow each
otaers tuos, baskets, and meaLbsgs The aovarnar
seems 10 MINK thst This cannot last Lang ana -
commends On excise, rather than run anv frthsr rsL =,
repudiaon Of which he takes good care 10 hJ
holy adherence. ~fessn ms
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COM mEItCIAl..
Monday, Dee.

Monday, Dec. Ia.
AsHrs-We heard Of sales TO day, although we
Learn they were offered ut ga less than
day.
CorroS.-Ths lesto-day are 1000 bales, at firm pr
ces.
Flour.-There was scarcely any business done to-day;
as Is known that the river has closed and NEST
likely Tor the season holders asked advance
per barrel over Saturdays prices Genesee is held at
$3.50 bat We heard Of only few small sales that
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Az bark Mspssa Wells Boston. Went % ~, big In
WTcinrr-zrr an sehr Aid. Dove. Lpbsc for Chsrlss-
ton thavng sprung Cd lith brig Logan, Ch,ss.
W;SS y;. = Dec lEar brig Spartan ssrndsrs
cid schr Brown, Francis, New York; llth schr 81.
Helena Sparks Orleans; hth bark Benz Adams Adams,
TOR Gu ldaloupe