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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

Tue ioHoWing leter from Capt James Il.
Kelly, the surviving officer Of Crilienden's
command, will be read with interest b. his
numerous friends, and by all who lake an
inieres! in the late unfortunate Expedition.
It's addressed 10 friend in this city:
HAVANA, Sept 6, 1851.
Den Friend: The newspapers have doubt
/ less informed you Of the fate oil Geu. Lopez
party, aud it is not necessary for me 10 re.
capitulale events. | was released from pri-
son on Monday. the frs. OF .his month, aud
have been on board the ship Norma, bu,
| will sail for New York tomorrow, and from
thence home by the rive. route. Previous
to our capture, We had some very bard fight
ing. Think of $50 men against 200 raw
recruits. have seen that, and these raw
recruits whip them and make them ingor
iously fly before them. Porter was badly
wounded in the right bTeas, on the 18th, in
the first action near by my side but he has
| stood the march ever since, and is among
The prisoners, getting well oil his wounds. -
Out OF the forty men brought 10 my com
pany, hut seven remain. They consecrated
! their lives 10 Cuban liberty they died like
heroes worthy to be called the descendants
OF our evolutionary faihe-s-brave and gen
erous 10 fault Al all the ba,tle-fields we
gathered together The wounded on both
sides, and our Surgeons dressed the wounds
Of the Spanisrds The same as they did the
wounds Of Our mep. Dr.. Fonrniqne,, who
dressed the wounds OF tie first Spanish sol.
der, was led oat and sho, by order of the
GoveuorGeneral, without trial, at this place
with Crlttenden. So much for Spanish
generosity. AT another place, the Spanish
soldiers wounded, begged for the lives OF
Our wounded, but could not save them from
the bayoneL Dr. Brigham was havoneled
after being wounded, aud his wound dressed
and our party marched out OF sight. But
when we met them on the battlefield
Spanish blood was spill, freely Ia make a.
mends for their barbarity. The report in
Havana, from the Spanish authorizes, is,
ina, We killed and disabled upwards of
1000 soldiers. That's what NAV be Called
game in the way Of fighting. particularly as
we only landed with four hundred soldiers.
aud they all green; and a, every battle We
lost more or less, because had wound wa,
equal to death, for We had no transportation
for our sick and were compelled to march
soon after aballle. In The hardest fought
battle there were but abou, two hundred A.
meucans. Gen Emma, Of The Spanish
troops, was He'd there, aud the whole com
mand put 10 flight in twenty minutes after
the engagement commenced. We also re-
pulsed the lancers that day with 200, and
they were 400 strong. No people under
The VIDE spread canopy of heaven can fgbl
like the American boys. Although our
arms were indifferent muskels the Spaniards
think YET we had rifles because we killed
at every fire. Our boys take aim aud draw
head before pulling trigger. This is The
cause OF their success, aud il always will be
so. J. A. KELLY,
Cuban Libprator "no more
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

Died in this place, Frlay the 2th instant Mrs Ras,
Van DoRES, cunsor OF Jacob Van Doleu, h In the 18th
year Of her age,
In the death Of this estimabe lady, though her friends
have met with loss be repaired In this world hsy
haveevery consolation which the words Of Jesus abundant
~ give II am the and the life saith the %
he that beeveth In though he dead yet shall NJ
lyc And whosoever beicyeth 10 me, shall never de-
Blessed words these words Of comfort consoiat
those who lay the bodies Of ep departed ones in thr
ground Sweet be their Our Lord says--hey shsl
hive" Our friend sleeps In Jesuset this be her epsbA
then-She sleeps in Jesus.
Asleep in Jesus Bless cd sleep,
From which wakes to weep,
A cain and undisturbed rcpose
Unbrokcn by the last OF foes.
Asleep In Jesus O how sweet,
TO be for such slurlber meet
With Holy confidence 10 sing,
That death hath lost his venomed sting.
Asleep In Jesus. O for me,
May such blissful siumbcr be 1:
Securely may my ashes lir
Waiting the summons from on high.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

day, contains the following letter from Con
sui Owen, presenting his defence:
CONSULATE OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Havoaa, Sept l6, 1851
To the Editor OF he Repubc-Sir: Ir
your weekly issue OF the 2S'h ult, you dc
me the justice 10 object to my condemna.
lion without hearing, and TO sa, that am
probably able 10 explain, to the satisfaction
OF my coun,rymen, my omission 10 act rrl
alive 10 the execution OF the prisoners who
we're shot here on the | lib uli
do not doubt that | shall satisfy every
impartial mind that am undeservlng cen.
sure, and that had no opportunity OF doing
any thing in behalf of the unfortunate men
who mel so sad fate.
reside about four miles from this place,
and, not being well on the morning Of lae
10th. did not reach my Office I'LL some time
ia,er ten o'clock, where, for the first time
heard OF the capture of about fifty OF the
men who had come with Lopez to this Is.
land in the steamer Paupero a, the same
time heard that the prisoners had been tried.
found guilty, condemned. ordered 10 be tx
ecuied, the order for their execiion sent tor
ward aud that they were about being remoc-
ed from the harbor, where they were, 10 the
place of execution,
Shortly afterwards the American residing
here, who, il is said, called on me, came
aud mentioned the subject to me, when
said 10 him that i, was too late, that could
do noihing-,hat should not have time TO
get permission and see the prisoners. OF
this | fell perfectly satisfied at the time,
and | have since been confirmed in this
opinion by the highest authority in the is
land, who informed me thai The execution,
which had already been ordered before |
reached the city, would mol have been post
poned for me 10 have an interview with The
prisoners, inasmuch as all could have ask
ed to be permitted to do had already been
done by gentleman known to some OF the
prisoners, and for whom they had sent.
Soon after the American referred TO ieil
my office. received the information that
gentleman known TO some OF The prisoners
had been sent for BY Them and 10 him they
had delivered The articles and messages they
desired TO be conveyed TO their friends. II
was but short time afterwards that | sent
TO the palace Of the governor and captain
general and heard that the prisoners had
then been executed.
You will thus see that had no time 10
act, and that il was not in my power 10 do
anything for the unfortunate men who had
been induced 10 invade Cuba with the ex-
pectatlon that they would find the whole is
land IN state Of revolution, and that they
would be received with open arms by the
whole native population al least
The charge Of indifference TO the dread
ful condition Of such number Of men. the
enemy have on earth will not
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NO. !. AT THE NEW DEPOT,
NEW HARDWARE STORE.


I S now opening, in Martinsbnrg general as
and respectfully invites builders, mechanics, farmers
and housekeepers. call and examine his stock OF
goods; the quality and price Of which are believed
to he such will be satisfactory the articles having
been selected with great care and they will be sold
ON as accommodating terms as the same quality and
quantity can be purchased in any country village,
or in the city Of Baltimore, with transportation adj
ded.
Hey-Quick sales viii small profits are better than
slow sales and exhorbitant prices.
Senfemher 80 1881. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
~ F~f<f~-F~-----
EERTSEL HAMPsIIIRET TURNPIKE

At a meeting Of the Stockholders of this
Company, held at the Court House on Fri
day last, Moses S Grau,ham, Esq, was
unanimously elected President Of the Compa-
ny. and Daniel Aaincs, of Hampshire, aud
Bethuel NJ. Kitchen, of Bcrkely, were elected
Directors The officers of the Company are
now, Moses s. Grantham President. Daniel
lIaiues and Bethue NJ Kitchen, Directors
on the part of the Stockholders. Edmund
Pendleton, Samuel A. Pancoast and Thomas
Dawson, Directors on the part Of the State {;
Alexander Sommerville. Treasurer, and Geo.
ii. Mcclure, State Proxy. We learn that
arrangements have already been made to
commence the work Immediately.
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GRAND LODGE L.. q. q. +.

The recent session Of this body held in
Baltimore, terminated on the Goth inst
From the reports we learn that the order
throughout the country is in very flourish
ing condition.--it now numbers 1s9 600
members and 1000 lodges Within the past
year $4,000 have been inflated, its receipts
during the same period amount to 81, 225,-
900
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
COMPANY ORDERS.

hRY Run Company, parade at the usual place.
~ on Saturday the 18th Of October, at o'clock,
n. n.
Darkespilie Company, parade at the usual place.
in Darkesville, on Saturday the 18th day Of 0cto-
Der, at IL O'clock, AN.
termdsfcen Comraay, parade in front Of Hokes
Store on Saturday the 18th Of October, at o'clock
T.. NJ
Lihie Georgetown Company, parade at the usual
place, on Saturday the 25lh of October at II
o'clock, A. NJ
Long Lane Company, parade at the usual place,
on Saturday the 25th Of October, at Q o'clock,
Pm. BY order Of the Colonel
J,J HENsHAw,
Sept. 80 1851. Adj't 9th Regiment, v NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
LIGHTNING RODS.

We observe viii h pleasure, that many of
our citizens have recently had lightning rods
put up, to protect their lives aud property
against the most subtle Of ali destructiyes-
lightning. No dwelling should be without
one or more
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
EpuCATlox.

By They who have to educate elild,e,
should keep in mind that boys are to become
men, and that girls are to become women
The neglect of this momeutous consideration
gives US race Of moral he.maphrodites.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
THE WAY Is OPEN TO ALL.
New FAN and Winter Goods.

/ TAKE pleasure in announcing 10 my old friends
4 and the public generally that am now open.
ing the Largesi Prettiest and Cheapest Stock OF
RESI- GOODS ewes offered in this section OF
Country. IL would be idle to attempt catalogue,
suffice it to say, that at
NO. ], AT THE NEW DEPOT,
you can end any thing you may want, and at tho
lowest possible prices. My stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Fcstings;
Dress Goods Of erery description,
Boots and Shoes Hosiery
Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
Ready Made Clothing;
Hardware. Queens and Glass Ware,
Domestic Goods, Groceries;
Wines, BraRdies. &c..
cannot be surpassed by any House in the Valley
E1y~call early and judge for yourselves.
Sept 80, 1851 Is. X. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

The Democratic Convention at Staunton,
nominated Joseph Johnston for Governor,
Shelton 4 Leake for Lieutenant oyernor
md Willie P. Bocock for Attorney General
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

HsD@The Lancaster County. Pa, murder.
ers and traitors have been examined before
magistrates in Laneas err, and sent to prison
In Philadelphia to await their trial for muir
der and treason. Their trial will probably
commence on the 9th of next month.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Isabella
N Lyle, deed, are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate will please present them for settlement,
JOHN +. KEARF0TT,
Err. Of Isabella Lyle, deed.
September 80. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
Household and Kitchen rurnituro

Of various kinds, among which are Beds and Bed
ding, Tables, Chairs, first rate Cooking-stose
and pipe, two Template Stoves and pipe, and many
other articles not necessary TO enumerate
TERMS.--The Wheat will be sold for cash,
credit of six months will he given the purchaser Of
the other property, all sums Of five dollars and
upwards, by giving note and approved security be-
fore the property is removed, all sums under five
dollars cash. Sale will commence at II o'clock.
JOHN p. KEARF0TT
Ear. Of Isabella Lyle, deed
Sept. 81, .--3t.--Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
JupeE or Tmn suPnEME COURT.

President Fillmore has appointed Bepja.
min Rand Curtis, Of Boston, to Gil the va
caney in the Supreme Court of the United
States. ocaasioned by the death Of the Hon,
Levi Woodbury..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
NOTICE.

TINE subscribers Of the Berkeley and Iiamp-
shire Turnpike Company are hereby notified,
that So per share win be required to be paid 70 the
Treasurer on or before Saturday tie lst day q Ne
pcnber, 1881. ALEX SOKluERVILLE,
September 80, 1851. Treasurer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

reg~A correspondent of the Esprit Of
Jeffsrson," who is "a whig and nothing but
a whig,' dominates Horatio N. Gallaher,
ESD editor Of the Free Press, TO the voters
Of Jefferson County, is a suitable person to
represent them in the next Legislature Of
Virginia We agree with the writer, and
hope Mr. G maybe the nominee of the Con-
vcntion about to be held and elected He
is n Wig and nothing but WLig"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
virginia sacrcanfiIe Convention.

The following is the conclusion OF the
able repor, Of The Committee ON the great
importance Of direct trade with Europe
II will be plain upon investigation, that
M cities South Of Virginia have commercial
advantages Of her own--none have the va.
ried products, the local patronage, the rapid
communication with the transatlantic cities.
Enterprise is now doing all il can TO short
en- The line Of ocean transit. In this the ci-
lies OF Virginia cannot compete with Bos-
ton or New York for the transatlantic inter-
course OF the Northwestern States, but the
mail and merchandise transportation, with
the travel between the great SOUTHWEST
and the cities Of Europe. belong legitimate
iy 10 The Virginia ports of the Chesapeake,
and will be certainly secured.
In embarking in this contest her citizens
and commercial cities have high duty 10
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77777T77FsTv1~F FsTF<f~@ss-----
FOR PRESIDENT &C,

The Republican has put at its mast
head the name Of James Buchanan. of Pa.
for President and John b. Floyd, Of Va. for
Vice President, and says sour flag is there
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
lIarrie0

On Monday morning, the 2s inst at the res,dsne. :,
her father in Morgan County, by The Res NJ Taypr RI
lrs T. pEAIE. Esl. Of Mis- 10 Miss SUSAN daaghss .,
OF Isaac Baker, Esq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
CUBAN VICTIMS.

We regret to Gal among the list of priS-
oners taken while connected with the late
Cuban expedition under Lopez. and now on
their way to Spain to serve ten years in the
chain-g gang the names Of Wm. II. Craft
nephew of Mr.. Joseph Craft of this place,
Henry B. Hart, of Petersburg Va VIM. II.
Cameron, of Jefferson County Va, and John
A. Sewers, of Berryvillc, Va. Hopes Of
their release are entertained.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
ENLARGEn &c

The last Republican" comes to us enlarg-
cd, aud otherwise improved in appearance.
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GRINDSTONEs.

NJ VA Scotia Grindsiones--real blue gri''
~ just received by RIDDLE s BkQ.
September 80. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

RN~Tbe Election in Maryland takes place
tomorrow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
DEFENCE OF CONSUL OWEN.

The Washington Republic, . OF Wednes-
day, contains the following letter from Con-
sui Owen, presenting his defence:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

ION Inc '. y. DeIsa.
EetfeY from, Capt. j. A. Kelly.

The following letter from Capt. James A.
Kelly, the surviving officer Of Crlienden's
command, will be read with interest by his
numerous friends, and BY all who lake an
interest in the late unfortunate Expedition
It's addressed 10 friend in this city:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30

CD We are authorized to announce ROBERT G. KER
CHEVAL, Esq Wing, Of Romney a candidate to repre
sent the district composed Of the Counties Jefferson
Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire, Frederick Clarke Warren
end Page in the next Congress Of the untcs siaies
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am 2stten, Saecb $cbo nit $opiuia geibert,
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10. SUM, Inton Ioam, bon Nitmonp, mir
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Der 9bmerS ni6t baIO nahla6t, alb mebr;
fatre fort fle in flsinsn 3piIttenraumem ~
|seben, bis bic Rrampfe ODER S6msr,en eini.
serma6en aebcten ftno. 1Denn grbreeben
erfolst na6brm Die pigm sesebeu morcen,
70 1T es Gin autes 3sihsn. GolIte es letpies
rig fein, Die splllen beruntraulebluden, reibe
ile in spnlper unc glib ile bann init ettpas 3ues
ter nno DalTrr poer Srdnpp uno waGer, o.
Oct ir9tnb einem D1itcl, mas bet Rranfe aern
nimmt. Sieter, namsntliet seIbe uno bili6s
ie- Sailcnoe &ranfbeit uno ale Grampfr,
icllten auf piefe Irt bebanpelt merpeu; es
iptroc bann nht nttbis Iein, GUT Neer III laf,
fen, icnbern Die ltrfahe Der Erantbeit, bic
ansetanftsn ltnreiniaesitsn pirben allein abs
ssfabrt nnb ee Dem Sluts iitrlaGen, ben Rtrs
per tpicber bcrjufsllsn.
Hrbie ebten 8ranbrstb's spilen werbeu
Sertauft bur6 folaenbe Aaenten:
Stibter uno t11'Knisbt, Nsabina
llbert gain SernpilIe.
(. Satpredt RnBtaun.
John Moore, Stauhsbura
9. umb @. 5dellenberser, 5amburs.
.. Rarmany, &ibanon.
Snli, 90. 1851. 1S,
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Ybiiaesipbia, Sui 26. 1851

TV'6uV61PU'uI -SUII 20. 1901.
Nnssbotsn tpurben in Den psrfbisbensn bss
fen, wdbrsno Der Wobs stwa 1900 Gdlaebts
obitn, NIT @infblus pon 1900, Die mad gesu
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600 Sbmsins uno 1000 Sdbaafs unb qdfiisr.
prsifs: Sblabtobfsn blsibsn fcrtpabrsno
in gutter Htabfra9s, bel st,pas finfsnben Yreifsn,
Gsrfduis tu SIS bis ST, fir crbindre Nuolitdt
NIT meniSsn Serfdufsn bon Grtras III SO bic
100 pfuno. Sabs unb Sdlbsr: trcdns &abe
braebtsn So biz $14, Sprinssr $l3 Bis 25,
uno fribs WsiIbfabe $l9 bio 1874. Gbwens
psrfaaftsn iib su SIS bio $6a, bic 100 Yfuns.
S6aafs unb edmmer foifsnn $l3 Bis So Die
srifsrsn, unb l } bis S3a Die lsetsrn,bas Stid,
Der Aualitdt aemas.
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Slahbem bet Itbtb. 9aOib &. Gorbon,
preitbent Der perfhiebenen gourten bonG oms
mon pIeas, oes 23iten Seribtsbeairts, Bee
ttebeno aus Dem gaunrp 8erfs, in DennIple
Uanisn, unb Nihter bet berIebebenen Gour,
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lihen 9iBnn9en iinb aIaemeiner8e 8efdnaniS.
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eourten bon Oper u.9erminer, Der berteljdbr
lihen@sisnnsen u.alIsemeiner8efdns gr.
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uno Scrminer ,inb alsemeiner 8sfananiRs
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ern foll-
90 rpirb biermit Sahrebt aeaeben an ben
Coroner, Die Sriebensriobter unb gonftatd
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itren Srseibninsn, Nesiftraturen, itnters
fit6unsen ino graminaticnen unb alien an,
bern erinnerunsen einjufnben bateu, nm so(s
de Sinse 5u tbnn, bic ibrsn Nsmtern ,u tbun
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Sefananife Der Gauntp Ssres flnb, ober paii
fsin mtsen' 9sri6tliet Sn bsrfabren. 70 mic es
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phnftlidbeeit 81 beobadtten: i'm SaG ibree
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maebt. oaher alle Disjsnissn, psldbsn es ans
sebt lt6 barnah au rihtsn taben.
"Bott erbalte Ole KepubliF!'
John pottei8er Sbsriff.
S6sriffs Amt. Neasins, I
Suli 8. 1851. DIN.
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