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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-26

country, fully ent tied to them are? Is 1t not
too often the case that the monthly concert for prayer
for the conversion of the heather to God passes away,
with earnest prayer, may be- for the heathen IN oil
other parts of the world with no apparent recollection
that three millions of our own citizens are IN equally
degrading heathensm and shut up to that by despotc
power2 Is it not too often the that ministers and
professors Of religion go on, as it were, bndod with
their respective political parties-partes formed too
with reference wholly to worldly considerations, with
religious or moral aspects, and encourage and, per-
haps, vote for the election of the candidates of their
respective political parties candidates nominated too
with no reference to their moral worth, but because
they are good party men, and popular with their party
and possibly, and may be principally, because they
would be to protect and perpetuate the evils oil
slavery?
Possibly the retrospect and inquiries here proposed
will remind some of us that we have been concerning
slavery vet by our actions, and want proper &C
tions have been encouraging its growth and extension
1t is difficult to conceive Of any neutrality upon the
subject of slavery 1t is the al-absorbng principle of
action with the Shareholders themselves. And they
hold men among them of better principles, crippled by
the tyranncal power connected with slavery. They
know how to appreciate the principle "le that Is not
against us is for U.S." They construe every thing and
every body in the northern States to be for hem that
does not act against them. And they always find 1t
so. Hence they carry every measure they undertake
in support of slavery Public sentiment every thing,
almost in free government But that sentiment, to
be anything, mus be firm and mistaken. It must be
known that people will act in conformity with that SEN
tnent The church, or the christian community
should embrace and yield to no public sentiment but
what of pure morality at least and they should
assist in forming such public sentiment or opinion.
1.-THE christian community have, to any considerable
extent managed these inquiries suppose possible
and probably others, view of the great mind of Rev.
Mr. Barnes, he might at least well fear such support
Of slavery, as he afirmativcly announced.
SECUNDUs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
Oltttwceh ben Aten Sebruar, 1916.
Slener SQbof Stohr.

Die llutcrihriebcne bsnahrid,ti9et Gin Ac'
lehrteS publifum i'm eil9cmeiren, SaB tic lbs
res Saters CSoua6 SmIth's) Sdbaf'Wdnu'
fdftur lIbernOmmen bat uno lle bic @'clhdfte
III SubsWheiihaH 1auuidp. 4ed,d &auntp,
nabe bci Scremta5 3rrreU's Gjaitbnuir, duf
0lTeini9e 9lcdlHGu9 fOrliceeH pirO.-,Slc 9rs
eenft inmfr min ...
@emetHce, Salblpantittcs ano Spatt
ti6e St9arren, Rauh Eabat,
Sbnupf Gabaf uno Sous 3oblt,
auf S,on6 ;u boItcn, DsId'es aaeS fic an ries
crt9en preiien fir bOar GjeIo obleBen mtre.
Durdh bic 9Ioent(haft uno lIuteritIBuu9 tbrer
Srnber, il lie III ben Stano 9eleBt, Iauter
CUTE Waaren gum gertauf gu ta!tcn.
Sie III bantbar FIR bcrsits geucGcne Ruuo'
(haft unc bit!et um zine SOrtcuuer ecrlrIben
, sIg.. Sarab Smitb.
fGH9br Batter gcbeuft an gerauEten Srt
tpis bshcr, ben @cftdftCn eincS pferrc' sIrS'
tcS nahju9eben, uro blttet I'M ben 3ulpuIdl
eercr, bic eines loIdsu bcn6tbi9t iinc.
Sduuar %. %3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
Oefeutlteber 9Serfauf

BON ibdebarem falfanlen SoISlanr.
Qlm Samlfa9 ben l4ten Sebruar, I'M IL
llbr @crmitta95, lolcn AM 9aithauic yen
U2 dael @ehsn in DerefOrb Saun'
Idip, BerfS Gauntp. 6fenlltd, perfauft tprrs
per, ndmlit:
:3rret 9elpi6c Stri6c SolSlanc,
aelc9en i'll tsIastsm Gaunfhip uuo Gauutp.-
DAD rrfe oaocn 9rduset an eano Ieetbm pes
pcrforbrueu Duoio Seimbat, Soiepb Weit'
ncr, Sciepb gutterwed uno anoerr, cntbaI
truo 10 sIfsr NIB l02 9iutteu, 9cnaucs
RaoB.
Das anoerr raocn 9riu;et an Qaub leBtbir
Scs pcriiorb. Gapio S1eimbad, Scbn 8ehtcl,
Ridael @ehrp, Daniel Ncthcnber9er, Q8iI
liam ScprID, militant ShoI uuo aneern,
cutbaIteno I3 9Ider uno al 9tutbeu, 9enancs
WaaB.
slnf benz 0onre wid5ft gsaenwdrti9 cas be'
tie uno fd6uile jur9es faitanirn Scls bad in
SNcrefcro Taunidip oefunbcu peroeu fam,
uno 1T oaber Der slufmcrfiamfeit pcH Stauf'
lufi9en su cmpfcblen.
Die gcctn9ungcn am SerfaufStd9e unc
2Iufwartuu9 ocn
CcSaccb .. Vcas,
gIIiI9uie oon Sobn q. 9i. pnnter.
Sauudr 81 na3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
papier! 9oapter !!

Gin friIdIer 8orratb Brief, S6reibs, uuo
pad,papisr 1T fosben erbalten ,porosn, uno
fsbr biaig ia perfdufen an eem Sudbfiobr pcn
8uth, Rute uno 2,rnrg.
SanudS %,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
$40. 49,
sSranDret0's ptQel,.
Nen BerflIfd,er ;upOr Qefcnimen.

Den BerfllI6er 3lIpCr 9efcrlmen.
Das putIiFnm ipirO bieroureh sInfmerfiam
gemaht, eag feiHe Sranbrrtb piGcn iht Tnb,
pcnu fIe uitpt 3 2ibsI5 Ceins auf eem etcrn'
Gucc Ger Shad,tcI, Gins auf Der Sei.e Hno
ens duf benz intern &nbe) tabfn tebe5
oerlcibeu enthdIt Elm @IeithuiB iciuer Ras
meusuHtsrihrift, ndmIid, aHf fUiaenes a4ei'
ie q. 8raubretb, R, .. - Tieie edbels
ilno auf Stch!, iehr fem ltno fdl6H, eiuora,
oirt, uuo soiletcn $4,000 IbaIer. - Daher
wtrb man erieheu, oaB baS @iusige mad man
n6tbi9 bar bteie Mebisn itht tw crhaItsn III,
baB man ctc eibe!6 gendu untcriudlt. l
Ger9rbt nldt 9enop anf bic 1abeIs att 81
babrit. .-...a.r- r
Certificate oon 2l9entitaften,
fir ben Serfauf pom Sranorctb's @s9etablp
Ihcr lluiusrlaI piaer in Qsd,d @auHtY.
@utt, R9bc uub Ycuud, Allenfauu,
@erhdro uno SIralue, GoopcrsbnrS,
.. g)cooer 1rerIer6iauu. -..-.. .,.a
Horthanlptcn @anlilp. 5s
Ratthcp ,Gvaul,, BetblcMm, gsa aF
Gohn Geitel, Jtaidretb, w ren.ata
q. .. Scrres, Bath, e .r .t. t&t
Nm. 8. Senitna Cation, sgE $500
Seoeadtet oaB te9lldDer aaeut eui etndrd'
ulrtss @crtficot pcn 29eutlhaft bar, entbaI'
tcno zine Gorllellunq pm Or. Braneretb'S
Wauufdftrr 3u StrN Gina, uno'ncranf and,
Elm ecutIiG,r6 9rpie pen cen Ileueu qabeIs
peldle acacnpdri!a nuf graubrctb'S 9iGrns
Sdrdd,tclu gcbraluht lDcroen, 5u febeu it,
pNildCcIptia Sffcc. 9!c. s, 9iore Ste
' Sird6c. oAHE
...m y. Srarorett, so. .. %
SuIi ,, 1885. rqiS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
Semp 6. Spnsnetfer,
Sanudr 81,

J e0 ts9eIe brter.
Soat frine Wohnuua perdnoert, uno bat
feline Office nun III Der Sriscensrihter 9lmts'
tube ocs Schn &. 91uhe Giq., 9eruoe ccm
Bufitchr oeS 9ed,d 9Jotricts i'll Der oamil,
ton Straee qeaeuuter; allwo CT lrseuo pro,
festrneae Dienite Die ihm anpertrnlt meroen
mo9cu, ;u befor9en bereit lit. @r fam in
Der Deutften 70 pie in per Su9Iif6en Spra'
DIE 9eiprodeu wsrocn.
October 30. a q. a3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
9. lnlp =. &. SOfmalt
IN SitO Bett[ebe M

8aubrl; Soanbler lit 9tQcntaun,
Gr9reifen biefe @ele9enteit cas- publifum
mo ihre Nreunoe tn6 beionosrr Al bcnadrid,.
t9eu, caB Gc an Dem ndmldben Srt no friis
her oiefts @Clhdfs bon SocffmaH uno QSea.
Der bctriebcu sourcr, uno ;rpar ocraoc pbers
b0lb Soastnbud,'s @aiihauie, auf Der rDrclis
hen Seite Der Namiltou Stroee, Nieen Nnu,
bel be9onnen baben allwo Ge jcoer;eit em
pouitinoiacS 9liIortcment 8retter uno BAIT
hol; auf Naub balten nereen. Shr jeBi9cr
@crratb beitrht inter ancrrm aus foGgenbrm
9llle 9lrteu 9SetBs II. 9slbpein ScarbS,
Dpplar Soarp5 bon / 3cll uno |
3oll Stfe, Scdntltn9s, Noplar II.
allie anoere 9lrten Nlanfcn, Salfen
unb Sparren bon jsoer 9lrt, 9atten,
Gdtt6en, Yfoffen, S6inbeln, 0ets
terbdume, uno iiberbaupt ale 9lrtis
fel fir Ole an eiuem 9aubolS Sof
an9efra9t miro.
Sie perocu iih beicnbcrs temihen INNER
bonn beiten uno ih6nifen StpfT m faufen,
uuo oamit ibren Stod ergdnst bdlten, lmo
oegIprcden oenielben iebr ipohlfeit abmieBen,
pcpcn I'D, cerieniqe feIbt Iberieu9cn fam,
Der BEL linen anruft.
Sur albsreits 9enoGere 4uneftaft fiattcn
iie lhrcn &urocn un9ehenhelten Gduf a6,
unb bitten nm cine 6orteduer be: Gjewc9cn'
belt ocs publifums, rprtfc lie I'D, ourh biGi'
9e preils uuo quite 2irtjfeI ;l reroienen indcn
pcroci.
y. mo 9, g. 0cfman.
arsntaun, Icr. 5 naSR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
eSo6ap s. Sfmbc

Sriepen8ri6ter tn 9ltlentaun.
Sferirt isine Gienifr cem publifunl, unc
III ocl1dnbi9 rin9cridtet cen @cfddftcn als
ScnoeDanceri in allen oeGen Oerid,ieccuen
3pet9cn abSuwarten mic gum Scilpcl Cieos
~ fhreiben, 2e0Ic6, Mcleafc6, Sareen, ltes
berlhrebuugen, MortQ6oes nuO 9I9rccmrntS.
Serusr it er brreit 9IOmiuiflrators, Srccu.
tors, glIi9niss uno pdrtnerMip 9tsduur9eu
auS;umadeu, uno furi ale @eihdfte su
perrid,tsn Die in pas Nad, sirc5 @onpcyan,
GERS &c. einIdIaaeu glmtsilube oerdbe eem
Sufitpbr ces "2eha panicts" 9e9euubtr
9toocmber 5. ra3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
GM9 /! GMo !!

Der llntercid,Hetc, pchubaft iii Sscrtb,
dmptcn Sdnnfd,ip, eedha @anntD, hat orclei9
Sdrrsl euten Gff9 ,u perfaufen, cen er ent'
ipeoer Del Der 9aaon ooer ocm Sirrel III l24
@sit5 atlcscN piro.
$ocnrp Grei.
Jdnp0r q, u]3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
GnlpfeDlul,0.

lluier bcutiher 2dno6mann 81 nrl d.
stein M a II II, 6Gaoier cbcr Diano Wds
nufafturiit, bat micocr cine SIuSabl pcrtreilp
t,er Jtlaoicre auf Die Seine acbrott, ipcIdhe
iidb eurd, 9uteu 3cn baupHihlit, oter audi
curdh cine oaucrhaft, elegant 9eifmadoclle
8auart uno Ihcrn einfadcn Wledanjsmus
aus;citucu. Stunit uuc Srftuoun9 9ehen
jHanO III Naub, ihreiten immcr pcrpirt6 unc
urrpcafommuen iId,, bie6 hat Soerr Steln'
monn an leincr lebtcr 9lrbcit an ben Gag 9e'
leot. lScr in Qctha cecr in DEN an0rdnSen'
ben @auntirs cin Ih6u uno 9utcs pianc gu
faufen ipuuftt fann Die Ncifefclten mad,
DhiIaeclpbia poer TeuDcrf erfparen, no cr
saum fur ceniclben Yreis etpaS geeercs
miro frbeu fonncu. = Wer lid, oaorn ilbcr'
;cu9eu nil, fam CO tbur, wcnn er in SHcrrn
Steiumom'6 YNano @aarcn:Stube anrufer
mil, Swct Gbilrcn untcrbalb Der 3cfcrmirtcn
Sirhe in 9lIcut0uu.
Nltc Yianos obcr Glapicre iperoen int
SauIh an9cncmmCn.
9. @. S6m1uf,
ctcmol6 Srqdniit uno Sin9lcbrer al Der
bcutId 9utb. @cmeiucc, pbiIaccIphta.
0i1rutnIIn ctauuar 81 ulSllI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
9l0tGrtClt
Sanuar 81.

BMo hermit ae0ebcr, baB ole lluter;cid,,
retcn als 9Ipminiitratcren pcu Ger JomtcrIa1,
IeuIhaft brS perlfcrbeuen s h n Il a II
9 dneioer, [Sdrciner,I leBtbin pcn
Neice5er9 Gaunld,ip. eed,a @auntD aroeife0t
wcroen ilno. 9Iuc Scld,e odher, Die nod, an
bcfnotc NiutcrIusenihaft Idulri9 Tnp, nerben
ernifIif hermit crlIdt, innerbaIb Wora'
ten ab;ube;abIen, - uno ScIde Die nod, ouf
ir9eno cine slrt Tcrbcrun9cn ;u MAIDEN has
ben, bcIiebcn cieirIbc bis cabin tpchIbeititigt
einiuhdnei9cn AT
@ecr9e Shneiber, }
gbriifian S9neiOer, slcm'crs.
GSphn S6netrer,
SSanndr 81, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
Q16urpe perlpren.

Der llnteridriebene oerlcr am leBtenSam'
ltda sIbenc, spifd)en Ged unc StattIcrS Stut'
id,cu Wanufaftnr mo ccm pcf sImt in Der
Staot slllcntauu, eineu Brief abcreitrt an
"9f. @. SHonaro ecihc DO. Z. 9tewarf, Steu
.HericD," III fpeId,em fd, ein 1baler Gctcn
--5ucu Ger Commercial uub bon Der plailts
Telo 8ant, pcn bcId9tem Staat befdnocr =
Der ebrIite Sinerr foil blia belcbrt werocn,
Hprnn er ben Brief nit ecm geIee mir wjceer
dlber9ibt. n
9lcam y. Souf.
9i(lcutdnu Sdnudr 26. nq3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04

Sauudr 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
OefentltlGe Q5enpu.

Dienfa9s zen l7ten Sebruar, 1886, nm
10 llhr 8crmitta9s, icQcu am S>auie ces Uers
itprbcueu George 9. barb,
in WeiIenbm0 3auufd,ip, 2efa @auutD, If
fentlib pcrfauft werben:
Sin plantaIde'Baaen, Spasier Bd9eu,
ciu lgdul6 QBa9en, pHl9en, @99en, Srenn'
fclTsl, SdiIer uno Stduoer Soaro mo plGu'
fen, Gin Stmieo @eldirr, Stroh bcim 8es
tunS, uuo Icnit nod picIc j,auss unb Saus
ern @rrdthihaftcn 81 reitldufti9 su meIpen.
Die Scciu9un9sn am SerfaufSta9e nno
9lufwartum9 non
@. 9. Giientarh, 2,f>r,,,,s
Naul Slei(er >'''" VIZ
Sanuar 81. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-04
rcppeltcn smeiitocft9tcn
95lcG QSohnhau5
Gekte 90aC0rtCbt.

glae eicieui9eu mclhe nod, id,uleio Itne,
an Die S,intcrlo6 euftaft oss ocrifcrb. & bn
@eBel, leeibiu Don SbersWacun9te 2dun'
fHip, eeha @auntD, iei es ouf tpelte 9Irt cd
immer rpclIe, percen hermit gum 0ebtcnmdl
anf9sfcrrert, ,miid,cn nan uno eEn 25ifen
Nebruar bel einem Der llnteridrieben Slos
miniitratoreu an,urnfen une absubeiahIen,
wiorigeufdlis llnfcitcn bic Trlacu ieiu rpcrs
cen,-uno alls biejeltieen ipeIde nod, rcd't'
misi9e Sorberunqen an genclcetc Sointeriaf'
ieufdaft habeu, iIuo ebenfalls erriflid, ers
futt ihre 0ted,nunsen bis babin pctIbeffdti9t
cinSubrin9cn.
e5cieph Se0on1 } 0r>u,ora
Saecb Stcinin9er 5 ''' we
Saruar 2S. nq3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

lofnaking our beloved OLD Ccaxa0rwEALTH'
what she ought TO be, and, though we are al
variance somewhat as TO the means Of doing
the work, vet we believe there is one point up
on which we all agree. in the East, the Val
ley ana the Wesi.--ihe importance or promo
ting Edueasion--she necessity Of outstanding
all Of our resources for the suStenance Of our
Schools. and the Advancement and success Of
our Colleges Of every descript ion--Liiergry,
Lcgal aud .Isdicol LIT US then 10 the work
at once and in earnest Let the Press Of the
State never loose sight Of the dufy which they
owe TO their own Institutions Of leaning-lci
them not cease to urge Virginia parents TO en-
courage them and extend to them their patron
age, for without this they cannot be sustained
without this they can never be enabled TO
demonstrate to the world, By their ,oorlss, what
they are able TO accomplish and perform. The
Winchester College has our earnest wishes
for IFS success.
1t is important sometimes 10 lay facts and
figures before the public mind, and therefore
we find TO our hand the following extract
from the Petition Of the Medical Faculty Of
RIcHMosp 10 the Legislature Of Virginia, du-
ring the Session Of lsi3-'44, to which we call
serious attention
"To enable your honorable body to duly APP
preciaie the importance 10 the State OF Med
ieal Institution fayorably situated, ii is only
necessary to ask your attention, as political
economists, to the Statistics Of Medical Edu-
cation, so far as Virginia is concerned. From
all the sources Conformation within our reach.
it appears that since 1910. there have been in
attendance on Medical Lectures $500 students
from the State of Virginia. of whom 4,l40
Were at the University of Pennsylvania, $50
al the University of Virginia and the Medical
College at Richmond, and 500 al the Jefier-
son Medical College in Philadelphia and the
various schools in Mary land. Kentucky, Ohio,
Sc, for the education of whom the expendi-
iure has been at least 81 $50, 600; all ofwhich,
with the exception OF less than half million,
has been carried out Of the State. If 10 this
sum be added the interest of the yearly amounts
from the dates of their expenditure, it would
make an aggregate Of over 100000; and il
the interest were compounded. as Il should be
when viewed as a matter Of political economy,
ii would have produced an amount greatly ex-
ceeding the whole debt OF the Commonwealth.
There are at this time 500 students, citizens Of
Virginia, in attendance on Medical Lectures.
of whom about 100 are being educated here
and al Charlottesville. and 200 at the Colleges
OF other States, involving an annual expendi-
turc within the State Of $4,000; beyond it
and in neighborng States Of a: least 100000.
This latter sum is as complete dram Of our
pecuniary resources as if produced By the an
nual payment Of six per cent on a deb,d by
the State of s. 600, 666 to foreign creditors"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".

We have been asked several times during
the past summer, by citizens ofour own Coun-
ty as well as by those Of the adjoining Coun-
ties, what had become of the "BERKELEY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 7" To these inqui-
res we have replied, that we believed the IN
nuaI Meeting 9fthe Society would be held in
October next. when the Society would be full
ly and permanently organised under Ae act q
Incorporation, passed BY the last General AS
sembly. We hope this viii be the case. and
that the enlightened Agriculturists ofthis Coun-
ty viii not permit the Association, which was
formed last year with such bright prospects Of
success, 50 soon 10 languish and die. We
should be glad to hear from the Officers Of the
Society upon the subject, so that we may be
enabled to let our friends in the country know
what is 10 be done.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

We had intended. before this time, TO have
called the attention of our readers TO the adver-
tisement OF The "WINcHEsTER MEDIcAL COL
LEeE," which has been in our columns for
several weeks past This College is about to
open its first Session under the direction Of an
able PRorEssoRsHIP, and we have no doubt
youngGcntomen in search Of Medical ins,ruc-
ton viii be enabled TO obtain, at the WNcHEs-
TER CoLLEGE, as thorough an education as
can be obtained any where in this county,
We are not Of those who feel disposed 10 carp
at and run down the institutions of learning in
ether States, and urge parents to discounIe-
nance th-m; on the contrary, we think 1t
highly advantageous for the young men ofthe
several States to mingle together and observe
the manners, customs and institutions Of the
different sections Of our widely extended coun-
try; but i, is not atall necessary that this should
be done at too great sacrifice TO their own
State, or at an age when perhaps they are not
as well prepared for an observation and inves.
tigation of these matters as when they shall
have Obtained more experience and possessed
themselves Of their educalions and professions
for life.
There seems at this time 10 be a spirit OF
improvement abroad in Virginia--we trust the
publi- mini Is s,ousipg up TO the importance
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
NJ ARTINsBUE rig, VA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1876.
Pubiished every THURSDAY MORNING
Mt 6H,O0 Tn advance, $3.50 within stz
months, and $500 after six months.
=
MONEY WANTED.

The undersigned respectfully reqaesis all who
know themselves 80 b. Indebted 10 him for .sb-
scrp,iou 10 the "MARTisfBuRe GAZETTE" for
Adseriiseing or Job Work, during the y.r isI5,
70 call at bs Office and make payment as sooB as
possible, as he is very much in want Of money. II
does not seem 20 strike the Patrons Of Nswspa.
per ESTABLISHING nj that the Proprietor Of il mnsi
ccsssriiy be al very heavy exp,n in conducting
IT, bieh expense no hing but ihe money will mes I.
The sums Of money generally dus from each indi
,idual small, aud hence they ate neglected =
prrsons concluding that they pay then at any
time. Blu, the is a ysfy ditiersn, with the
Proprietor Of paper could he coil, CT and add
geher these small sums, they woalj. Ia the oggre
gate, smonnt to a large sum-large enough al any
rate 10 d.frsy bis expenses aaJ relsy him souhchGt
fr the tolls Of his situation.
The undersigned hopes his friends " i'll not neg
lcct this call he has strsral hundreds Of Del
standing out due tnd owing &c him which he cannot
do without, and must harc US his wants and n.ces
sites arc very pressing. His bnsintss mu. be clio,
rJ. and he hopes that his patrons will give him
little iroahle IA possible in settling il
JAMES f. STEWART, Editor Of Gaz4iA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

RIonr OF WAY IN ViReIMA.--The Rich
mond Enquirer Of Saturday says. A great
Railroad ..Rightoi Way" Convention viii be
held at Weston on the 18th Sept. The SENT
nal writes in fine spirits, and is quite confident
tha, '.it viii be the largest collection Of people
ever assembled in Western Virginia. Not less
than one thousand of the people of Lewis
County will be here. The delegation Of 20
from Hackers Creek win be here 20O. from
Buchanan; French Creek 100; Collins SET
dement, 100; Skin Creek 100, and Weston
and its vicinity 800. Other counties viii 90
the same, and the whole earth will BE- literally
alive with an anxious and indignant people
Some Of the most distinguished men 10 me
State will be invited and, indeed, we are M
formed that the Hon. RIcHAap Nj. JOHNSON,
OF Kentucky. will be invited 10 attend, and lha'
he has expressed desire to visit Western VIZ
ginia on an occasion Of the kind"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
ANOTHER NOTICE.

We respectfully inform onr advertising Gus
toners and friends that they owe us large
amount for advertising and job work. for the
last six months. According to our terms, Gas
all can see by referring to the first page Of the
paper.) all transient advertising is expected
10 be paid" al the expiration of the time for
which it is inserted. But very few have COM
piled with these tenns--consequsntly we are
much in need Of money. We hope this no.
tiee will not be disregarded by those who arc
indebted 10 us. If they will not call upon US,
we will necessarily have to call upon them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

MlsERiEs or INDoLENcE.--Nones SO litte eu'
joy lie, and are such burdens TO themselves
as those who have nothing 10 do. The ac'Hs
only have the true relish of life. lie wno
knows cot what il is TO labor, knows not wha'
il is TO enjoy. Recreation IS only yaluaOse e Z,
il unbends us. The idle know nothing, oil y
II Is exer,ion that renders rest delightful, and
sleep sweet and undlsturbed. That ,he Aap
piness Of the life depends on the regular l,o, ~
ecution Of some laudable PurFose, OF s ~ -.
which engages, helps and ennayens on % :,
powers. let those in active usefulness le,le :, !.
enjoy themselves. They are purusn y
themselves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

Hon. WILLIAM SAWYER OF Ohio. has been
repudiated by his party receiving but ~ votes
out OF % in the Loco Congressional Conyen-
ton OF his District WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
steps into his shoes. Not word approving
Mr. SAwYER's course appears in the resolves
OF the Convention, though Senator ALLEN IS
kindly remembered there.-.diee. Gas.
CHAs. r. IHGERsoLL, son Of the new MIN
isGer to Russia, has been appointed Secretary
N Legation N that Court.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

'WHrG OReANlzATIoS. THE Union has
a "pct discovered ~ The Wing Members oi
Congress, tho Union learns, from "street ru-
mors," or otherwise, have raised fund, hi
red a room, directed the printing OF documents,
and left a committee in Washington to attend
to the ranking of speeches, Sc. Well, we
see nothing wonderful or portentous IN this
The Wings have right to print documents
and send them through the mail. We shall
object to a complaint against this. that II man.
ifestly is cynical" or "snarlng." Besides,
we do not think that the Union ''does itseJ JUS
tee" in believing or repeating the rumor that
''the Wing fund is $l50,000 or 500, 1000 !"--
No, no, dearsirs-That is beyond Wing reach
altogether? What they collect to help them 10
hold up against the power and patronage OF
the government, must come from their own
pockets, and not from the .'spoILs OF political
vctory.n We hope, however, it will be con
sidered entirely good namred, to indulge the
wish ;hat the reported "Whig organization"
is not to be made the pre;ext. for commencing
thus early the old game Of d,d,ring from the
rAAIY, and especially the Office holders the
MEANS for a counter Organization. "-->dtsT'
Gaz
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

PEAcE.-The Peace Society have address
ed a circular TO the President Of the Y. States
urging him 10 accept the meditation OF Eng
land between this country and Mckee.