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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
THE LATE ENGLISH NEWS.

We have nothing by the late packet from
England, IN the way Of news, which wears
any thing like an official character The re-
marks Of the newspapers comprise the sub
stance Of the political Intelligence; the remarks
are predicted upon the rejection Of this Gov
eminent Of Mr.. PAcKENHAM's proposal TO ar
bltrate, and upon the passage by the House Of
the resolution 81 notice
We cannot, o. course, undertake to say
how far the language of the English press on
thus ccas.on IS indicative of the views Of
OF the Brush Government The Columbia
River as boundary is now the ultmatum of
London newspapers. BY this, we presume, is
meant the offer once made by the British Gov
eminent, which was the forty ninth parallel as
boundary until il touches the northern branch
of the Columbia, then said branch to the river,
and thence the river TO the Pacific.
Without waiting TO see how far the British
Government. in its fixed determination, coin
cldes with these avowels of the press, II would
seem to be our policy to make some prepare
ions for the worst contingency. The advo-
Gates Of forty nine in this country have con-
sldered their position as safeguard for the as
surance of peace. The correctness Of this as
sumption has been doubted by many twill be
still more a matter of doubt
The incidental remark ofSfR ROBERT PEEL,
regTettlng that MIR. PAcKEEHAM had not COM
munlcaed the last offer of the forty ninth par
aIelo the home govenmentinstead ofrejectlng
rperemptory has been seized upon as com
plete and certain guarantee Of peace; i, has
been regarded as pledge that the British MIN
lsuy would accept that identical proposition,
or one like 1t, if it were offered again, MIR. CAL
HouS, when he declared bis change Of opin-
Ion as 10 the probability of war, and the entire
change Of opinion as to the probability OF war,
and the entire removal of his apprehenslons,
based all the reasons of his change upon that
identical remark in the House of Commons.
Yet the remark was vague, and might mean
something or nothing
II England persists in rejecting the offer
which she has already rejected four times, the
advocates Of forty-nine will find themselves
placed IN an unlocked for position. At all
events there are now, at this moment, reasons
enough to warrant military preparauons-not
such additional preparations" as the President
referred to when he told Congress that the
warilke attitude Of England called for some
corresponding measures on our side. We shall
want something more than an enlargement OF
Toe peace establishment merely-Somethlng
more than Mr.. BANCRoFT's extra armament
OF ten small steamers. Perhaps the estimates
oil the Naval Bureaux may be brought up
again and possibly ii may be found that the
President in his foresight really did refer to
them as well as to the Secretary's letter.-Balt.
inner .4pril II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
fsSEID,


In tn" town, on the llth inst, Mr.. PETER SHA-
'Is, aged 81 years, a Soldier Of the Revolution.
Al Al!ll. Creek, in this Couaiy on Tuesday NOR
an,1s, the l4th inst, BESJAMIN REED, son OF MIR.
D. BOYD, aged Ia month, and u days. Suffer
"e cl!ldten 10 come unto me, and forbid them not.
" ,ueh ~ the KingdoU. Of Heaven"
" 'h'' place. on the Dight OF the lth inst, HET-
:. daughter Of Edward and Charlotte Hooper, aged
10 moaths
r IN New York City, on Friday, April lob, Mrs.
1l.hA MARTIN, consogi Of Rev. Charles Martin.
Al Mi Creek, Berkeley County, Va, on the 2 /
my: Of Consumption, Mrs LYDIA ANs REss. wife
~ ", mf samuel Rees, Of this Connty, and daughter
VI Mt john Purcell Of Frederick County, in the goth
year Of herase
s's Reeg was at the time Of her death and had
81, 20 rom early youth, member OF the Society OF
'ppenus' 10 whom she was warmly attached
4"y 'he painful dlspensaton OF an all wise ProVi-
nee Ia, Young and beautiful body, in the spring
, al9 OF NE, and surrounded By every thing that
u'' make life desirable, been separated from
'I' only Child other Youth and consigned to an ear
] crave.
ny III" bereavement has fond and doatng wife
peen separated from fond and doating husband.
\" sther, Mother, Brother and Sisters been sen
loved
~ the death Of this inesiinaable lady, society is
s'ed 10 mourn the loss q one, among the iovelest
" uer sex--of one who was adorned with all the y'r-
w mat can adorn a lsdy-who IN every relGuon
" ME as Child, W ife and Mother, manifested 10 all
.a'' she vas guided by the Spirit from above that
IN 9 va 10 presminen, degree hmeek, and lowiy,
,Io"e', Of meek and lowly Ssyinor-snd that
through living faith and the almighty power OF
~ 'ehs'on ahe was enabled in the last dread scene
Hvf existence TO bid farewell with composure
~. n' her family aud The dear friends Of her youth
ue' nSnrer years 10 triumph over dsath aud
,.t 20 doooi rest smopg the redeemed At Gods
'tai bad cor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
BERKELEY County CoURT, !
Ill IT.. IGAE
sfTFFtE y
NHE following named persons are appoin
ted Commissioners TO superintend the en-

.fpfft ieFHl, tC4D.
HNHE following named persons are appoin-
Il ted Commissioners TO superintend the en-
suing Election to be held Tor the County of
Berkeley, to wit:
At the Court House Daniel BuFkhart, John
s. Harrison, Jacob Van Doren, Peter Gard
ner and John w. Boyd
at Gerardsto,cn.--AlfredR Ross, Thomas s.
Page, Geo. McKowen, Richard ID. Seaman
and VIM. G, Morgan.
Al Back Creek-Robt w. Snodgrass, Lew
is Grantham, Geo. w Robinson, Robert X.
Robinson and Bethuel NJ Kitchen.
AZ Hedgesuiile. Edward Colston, Henry J..
Sebert, james II. Robinson, Hezekiah He'd
ges and Allen G. Hammond
al Falling Waters.-Geo. Chrisman, Lewis
B. Willis, Andrew w McCleary, John He'd
ges and Charles Downs.
Teste, Fl. WAITE, c. B. C.
B. COMEGYS, S. B. C.
April l6. lS46-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
.9IEX,aNDRL9 .M.aRKET. }

Gasette OGtee, .4prR n, Io4b
FLouR There u no change "a the market SINCE
our lest. Sales Of caoal Flour at 81 % sales Of
King street from Stores al ga SOL " sgon price
"a 80. The receipts BY the Canal for the last Two
or three days have been lsrge--the most OF Which
goe. through the locks into the river.
GRAIs The wheat market is firm. 1000 bnsh-
ell. very superior red Wheat soid Yesterday at l07
cts Small lots from wagons al 1903 l05 cts. Corn
i. dull We quote white 90 60 cts; yellow %
65 cis Several psrcels at the wharf uasold, when
our report was made mp
Fish - shsd were selling yesterday at SIS so per
hundred Herring q. Sos S3.75 per thoussnd-The
supply good and demand increasing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND,
is0 Acres OF F4and,

it being the properly on which VIM. 3. Cor
rel lived az the time of his death.
This tract Of Land lies adjacent to the lands
Of Mr. Redin, RoSrts' heirs, Wi;heroW's heirs,
&c; is situated in a pleasant and fertile portion
Of the County, and is within a convenient dis
tance from he Depot Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road
Terms IF Saie.-One fourth in cash, one
fourth in twelve, one-iourth in twenty-four,
and the balance in thirty-six months from the
day Of sale-the deferred payments 10 bear in
terest ard to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser and a deed of trust upon the premi-
SEES.
This Land will be sold subject to DOVER
right and incunbrauce which win be fully ex-
planned on the day Of sale--if some arrange
ment and combination Of them i1 not made
before the day Of sale.
The tile is believed 10 Be indiaputable--the
undersigned VIII, however, only convey such
litle as is vested IN them BY decree fine Court.
Gil JAS. FAULKNER,
EDMUND |. LEE.
Spccl Comrs Of Me c. S. C. l.. s. c Berkeley
March IS, lSi6-JW
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
A TREATISE ON

MI1JILOI8I COWS
Whereby the Quality and Quantity of Milk
which any Cow will give may be accurately
determined by Observing Natural Marks or Elk
ternal Indications alone; the length of time she
will continue to give Milk, sc. &c, with In
troductory Remarks and Observations on the
"COW and DAIRY" 1t is a large and
neatly printed book, Of 50 pages, illustrated by
numerous Engravlngs. Price, only 81 cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16

L BERSONS who made purchases al the sale
a OF He-ekiah Thotaas property, made hy
the undersigned as Trustee, are notified that
their bonds became due on the 18th OF March
last, aud art required to be promptly paid, 9th
erwise suits be brought 10 June Court next.
H4RRISON WAITE.
AaxJ a toIC--2yv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
A.AE3 OTHERS!


q at the lowest prices, an assortment Of
MI p1cl TgTss. UUCGs. DxE-sTUE rs,
N!Ts11, Ef1Us1I IS, &C. SO.
Confident his prices win give satisfaction, he
solicils even those who may not intend 10 pur-
chase at the Gme, 10 ascertain the prices Of his
goods
Any communications, asking the prices Of
goods, are inost cheericliy and promptly an
sworcd.
lie would particularly state, that he has a
Steam Factory ia co1nexion with his store,
for PowderIug Jaap. RhubaTb. Ipecacuanha,
and many other Medicines; for Grinding Mus,
tard. Cinnamon, Ginger AIspice. Pepper,
Cloves, &c. and Lamp Black, Black Lead
Venetian Red. Chrome yellow and green, Yer
degris. Yellow Ochre, and Other Paints, in
oil all Of which he is able to sell at the very
lowest prices.
Paints mixed already for use, and put up 10
earheu pots, Of different sizes, Cor family con
Yonsouee,
Putty Of the lest quality, at 9. cts. per h.,
out Of bladders, and cts. per D. in bladders, IN
quantiues ofJ0 lbs. and upwards.
G5No charge made for delivering goods in
any part Of the city.
J. w, w. GORDON, D,aggia.
No l52 Hest Pratt st., fetc doors from Light
81, aud opposite the b. s. 0. Il, r. DYo,.
Baltimore. March %, lS46--d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
Property,

TO wit:
Roam Mare, Colt, Q Cotcs and Heyer
10 head Hogs, and | .Shouel Plough
10 Chairs, 2 1dbles and 2 Candle Stands,
Ciock, Bureau, | Store and Pipe;
Bedsteads and Feather Beds;
Sfrnc Ticks, 4 Boosters and { Pillolrs;
10 Quilts. 10 Blankets and 6 Coge,ieis;
| sett China Ware and 2 sets Common DO;
dozen hpires aud Forks;
Half dozen German iSilcer Tea Spoons;
Pots, Tea Kettle and Pot 1faniel;
2 pair .3ndiroas, | Safe aud Looking Glass.
| lire. and set Carpenters Tools,
| Log Chain, pair Shceel md ToaSs;
tn Blntets, and Frying Pan;
Bride and 2 Saddles;
scH Clarh's Commentaries,
Old and .N6io 1cstaaeid complete,
Cross CIT SGlo, 80 yds. Reg Cupet,ng,
50 bush Corn, and 1000 Us Bacon.
IHO.u.45 EH0EN,
april Q. l6i6-2w Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16

Divine Service may be expected 10 Trinity
Church, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday next. =
Services commences on Friday morning at VI A M.
Sermon by the Rev. DR.. JosEs Of Oh arlestown.
April i6, 1916
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
LATE a RRLVAGs
John Is0rehead
HAS just arrived from Baltimore with a
H1 large supply Of superior
-@EAESS

81 ~ ~ ia ~ - "
Of different qualities--lst:
j. .4llsn's genuine Nutmeg Green's Peach
Leaf; GraueIte's Honey Deio; Bnrac's Ho-
neg Detc--aa excellent article at only 20 cents
per d. also, a large supply Of Common Tobacco
SEC AIRS.
consisting in part Of the following brands;
Har@ula, RegdHa, Lord Byron, 1rabuca,
Jtsta Snas, SC. &c. also, fine article Of Half
Spanish and Common Segns
S.NUEF,S Of different kinds.
Important to Country Merchants.
The subscriber, having an Agency for one
Of the largest Houses IN Baltimore, is prepared
to furnish Country Merchants with TOBAC-
co as cheap as il can be bought in that city
or elsewhere.
Martnsburg, April l6, 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16

344lz Prizes, amounting 70 S9i29i2
Tickets tl5-Hlys, S1i--Qrs t3;--Eighs. 81;
We win issue certificate Of packages as fol-
lows go whole tickets for 500; 70 halves.
500; 20 quarters. $50 25 eieh;hs, s25
L4.5a3S FLETCHER g. co.
Franklin BaaI Buildings, Eaitaaoye, Nd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
Commercial Record
BALTIMORE 1LaRKET.l
at. 0~.gfA 1919

.an.er;ca,. Office, Qpsii Ia, 1886
CATrLE Prices range from 50 IS 70 per iop
lbs On The hoof. equal 10 Sc 81. 70 net
FlouH Howard 81 Flour sold 90 Saturday Of
90 75 Sales sfbG0 bits. to-day al this rsie. e.
u Mills held al S5 -ao sales
GsAts - The receipts e Wheat are very small.
Limited sales 81 good 20 prime reds II 100 lus els
Family -four white Wheat il worth l25 100 cts.
sales II Corn 81 81 81 cts Tor white. and 90 81
cis. Ter yellow We quote Ua,s at 80 a 40 cts
BAcoS Il frnfr, aad higher prices are asked,
viz: Western shoalders44 cts; Sides 81 81 !;
Hams 8 a cts snaii parcels Of prime oaiy were
male at the the higher rates Baltimore cured sells
IN limited lots at cts for Shoulders; cts. for
Sides, and u a 9 cts for Hams
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
HA lDW ARE.

q WS-Cast and German Steel
w Cross-C Cut Saws, do. DO vari-
Gus lengths;
Hunts superior Chopping Axes--large and
small size;
Do. do. Hand do.--with handles
Do. do. Claw and Singing Hatch
ets--with handles;
Drawing Knives-Kid and Butchers make;
super Parallel Wise Wire Rat Traps;
T Hinges Garden and Corn Hoes;
Garden Rakes; Whip-Saws;
Hand-Sa ws--spring, east and German Steel;
Chisels-Firmer's Mortceiug and Sockets;
Carpenters Braces and Bits;
Sheep-SheaTs, &c. SC; for sale by
March 70 -. y. WIiIE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
Election N0sICe.

n Office is hereby given, that there will
~ be an Election held al the different Pre-
,ncts IN this County. on The tomth Thursday
g .4prii, the 23d, for two Delegates to represent
his County in the next General Assembly Of
Virginia. BENJAMIN COMEGYS,
April 8, l846-3w $. n. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
Potatoes.


EUST received. few bbls. offresh ground
- CEMENT, from Cumberland, which
viii sell low. WV kROESE.N.
r.. r. Depot, April 9
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
FARMERS AND OTHERS

NNTOULD well consult Their own interests
w by calling at the Gazette Office" and
nllrchasinr of Ill K, GREGG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
E0gaEO0d.

lust received, and Cor sale cheap, guam
60 tty of LOGWOOD,
wv KROESE.N
r. 4. Depot, April
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
Tract of Land.
12'essgee's Safe.

DY virtue or deed Of trust, executed by
ND Samuel II, Kisinger to the undersigned,
as Trustee, for the benefit Of Henry NJ. Mich
OILS, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office,
will offer, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the residence Of said kisinger,
near the mouth Of Back Creek, on Tuesday,
the 2lst inst, the following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16

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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18
FEB Is, 1916
o. c. DEAsE, EDITOR.

Our Legislature is reaching an Interesting
crisis. The apportionment bill, upon the plan
proposed by Col Horne, Of the Senate, !. E. one
representative from each county only and Sen
ators apportioned upon the federal basis, has
produced the deepest interest in both branches
Of the Legislature Wcore very much pleased
with the idea
The Rail Road, and Congressional districts,
arc other subjects upon which an abiding intc-
terest is felt, not only in the Legislature, but
among the people also
The bill in regard to the first will unques-
tionably pass, and we have strong assurances
that the last in some form or other, will be
squeezed through
The Slave Senate Bill, putting a tax Of five
dollars on all negroes brought into the State as
merchandise is likely to pass the House, per-
haps with some amendment. The amendment
of Nh. Sharkey proposing to tax each negro,
800, was lost.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL

After the routine business of The man,
ing, the time of the Senate, TO dav was
F occupied in the discussion of the morris 70
ablIl iorthe relief of Nathaniel GODDARD
and others, which came up for considcra
ton as IN committee of the whole. M
claim wss for the relunding of the vaIuo ~
a cargo OF flour shipped for Spain bv ,ba
parties during the late war under British
license, and captured by an American vos
sci. The question being taken. was doci-
ded in the Affirmative; and accordingIv H.
bill was ordered te be engrossed for : a third
reading
At an advanced period Of the sossio,
the Senate proceeded to the consjd cr,,,o,'
ofexecutive business.
In the House, a fourth, and still uns,o
crssftiI, Effort Was made 10 bring the dchato
on the Oregon question TO II termination on
Monday next. The resolution was laid
on the table by a majority of tpo votes
We again refer TO the list of yeas and
nays.
The discussion on the joint resolution
of notice was continued in committee. One
additional proposition amendment was
introduced, aud will be found in the proper
place. The committee laid aside the Joint
resolution at about the usual hour of ad-
tournament, and went into a long,dcbate on
the bill approprating $4,000 TO enable the
President TO send n commissioner to Texas
to receive the cesSion ofthe public proper.
ty there. The discussion bid fair, at one
time, to run the House in hight session.
1t is worthy of remark, that the debate
on the Oregon resolution seems SO far TO
have paIled on the appctites of members
that great number of them decline to re-
main III the hall whilst the speeches are
delivered. At 2o'cIock to-day, only some
seventy or eighty members were in their
seats The people, who look with strainng
eyes towards the Capitol for the action of
Congress, on a subject which occupies so
much Of their thoughts, and appeals SO
strongly to their feeling and their interests
would scarcely believe, unless they saw,
thallt 'had shrunk to so little measure"
that ii could no longer command the atten-
ton, aud scarcely the respect, of their rep
rcsentalives. Union, Ft6. 4.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18
JACKSON. Mi. Feb. II, ls46.


Cok O. c. Dease: reckon you begin to
think am SO engaged with our civil authori.
ties, deviSing ways and means to defeat your
Eastern Rail Road, that Ihave forgotten 10 no
tco the little matters which you requested me 10
DO, and write you the result Not so. 1t is
true that some Of our citizens, believing that no
measure, which does not have Jackson for its
paramount object, can be a wise policy, and,
therefore, 80 might and main against it; bat
these are few innumbcr, howcverrespcclaLle in
point Of wealth and talent The opposition.
which you may consider the most formidable,
comes from the NoHh- dictated by a growing
determination TO remove the State House. an
event that is as fixed and determined, as things
are doomed to abide the destiny of time This
will be regarded with some regret, no doubt,
by the burthcn bearing people Of the East,
West and South To what cause, such re-
suit is to be ascribod, am unable TO say, but
being so, the extension of the Rail Road, is
strangely opposed, by two parties, ascIibing
priccly contrary effects The Nonhcm,itcs
honestly believe, that there is a set Of the most
avaricious and mcrcenary OF all creation, who
have taken possession Of our scat Of Govern
mont and ifthe Rail Road is extended, it will
so enhance the importance Of Jackson, that they
will not be able 10 remove the State House.
The Jackson ties have Il conviction, equally as
honest, that the same cause will have contra
~ effect Indeed you need not be surprised
when | tell you, thst believe the dcIusion is
so strong, that large orders will be sent TO the
boundaries for suitable anchors 10 anchor their
buildings, lest they be extended with the Rail
Road DO not despair however, for it is not
yet certain, that this deiusion may not pass of, I
aud in the event reason should set the ascend I
ancy, you have it Pray then, without ccasing, I
for moment Of sanity to prevail in propi. I
tious hour
As TO the progress OF the other measures, 4
which you requested me to notice Comment
on the Briscoe Bill is useless 1t has been
disposed Of, though not in a way to give gene
raj satisfaction. The Supreme Court have de-
ciled in favor Of Mr. Gui0n's amendment
Thatcher dissenting. Some think bis reasons
unanswcrable-o,hcrs concur with the Chet
Justice and Mr.. Clayion-ihe Legislature,
among the number. l regarded that measure,
among the most important to be acted on at
this session, in point Of view not heretofore
noticed. By the decision, not less than ten
millions Of dollars will be exiouod from our
citizens, b. foreigners, on claims that have not
cost them more than ten per cent Il will be
runr out Of our citizens, too, On a sacrifice Of
heir property, a. an average Of not more than
Is per cent on coa This is not ALT will
lbsraci $4,000. 600 oflhe wealth Of our State.
nd transfer The same todeposhorIes where not
aore than 100000 rightully ought to 60. !
70 tbe full extent, ofthe unjus eHaction 1t will
finnish our taxable resources. and thereby d.
Irish our revenue. This uill require Us TO
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18

matching n Kiss.-A negro in BaIti-
more lately undouookto kiss asnaping-tur-
tle for five cent piece, when the owner
slipping the moose from tie head Of The
monster, @ caught the poor fellows upper
lIn, and @ was impossible 30 deliver him
until iis Jaws were forced open. he said
She wouldn't buss nuodder Tor a dollar.
tank his stars f1r DE- scape timc.s
L0Hsriie Democrat