Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Watsr!o3 Monuments --eThree con-
spi,uoas monuments are erected on the
held of Waterloo. Oae to the memory
OF Col. Canning, who had served as aid
to Wellington during the wars in Por,u-
gai, Spain and France, aud was killed
on the spot Another bears the name $
of about 40 Baigain Officers, who iell
uades tae command vi the Prince oi Or
ange, and the third, or Prussian Nom
unen., denotes the spot where Blucher
catered the field. A noble monument IS
TO be erected on the place where the
battle closed. Ii is to be $50 .eet hisii
700 broad at the base, and i40 at the
top. seven hundred men and three
hghdsed horses are now employed in
tD.s work, anu it win be completed next
year 1t has already gone up 20 or 90
feet. Some worsmen employed in
moving he earth, while | was there,
came q grave where many had been
bur led ia their clothes"
The Lafayette Bedstead, sold on Sa-
tlrday .ast at the Auction Room oi
.1essss Stewart * Usher, in Baltimore,
was purchased by South American
gentleman, VINO intends it as present
Tor President Bolivar, OF the Columbian
Republic.
WILLLIAMsponr, PA Nov. g.
tVhiic Bear Ga Monday, the 18Th
uls. White Is az was killed on lice
West Bsanch Of the river Susquehan.
aal, Jour mules below Young omans-
ro~n,by Mr.. john Graham. The iur
IS thicker and appear 10 ne softer tia n
that OF the back ueAt, and Us car much
larger; 1t was 10 company wilma black
bear III the time IL was killed, and MIR
Graham soi The sopininn tina, II he
had assistance he could nav c taken i
alive. This IS the first quadruped oi
This species thst has been seen or taken
n This part oil the worIa by any OF the
oldest lnhabaanss. Query, perhaps
ii Is a harblnger Of hard winter. as
they are found pseni, in cold countries
Fine Sport The Schooner Trio,
of Portsmouth, left that place few
days, siucc, after mac kcrei, and return
cd 10 port III about twenty four hours,
Win sixty barrels, winch were taken
IN n;ne hours by seven hands!
From OHro, the latest re usns give
General Jackson 1886 votes, Mr.
Clay 1851, and MIR ADAMs5 ,5S6.
Not nal. OF the counties lave ycI been
heard from.
From MARYLAD, the returns are
yet in complete. We have inforna-
iion Of the election of one CRAWFORD
Elector on the Eastern Shore. AT
Nottingham, in the al Joining district,
the votes were Tor CRAwEoRD 40,
JACKSON 30, and ADAMS SO. AT
Montgomery Court House, the votes
we're, for JACKSON lS2, CRAWFORD
100, and ADAMS 27S III The wtoie,
b ut the votes tor Mr. a are divided,
by two candidates pers,s.ing 10 run
for him; one OF ihem Gross received
l02, and the other lk.gour) received
III From the Caivel, section Of this
uls,Flct We have yss TO hear.
Iu New JERSEY, it is a.certained,
the JACKSON ticket had succeeded
We ha,e neveilearneo whether IL was
mAea Cga.s ford anu Jackson I.ckel,
noninaied Dy me Trenton Con,
tloa, wnlcn Was generally voted fuf;
but the Natioaal journal informs US,
wal,ns oharac er gooa bres ding, that
Tie success iui t,eket is purely Jack
son one.- Nat. Int,
The Spanish Consul at Charleston,
Mr.. dc Ortega, has resigned his ONCE
for one in the legation OF Guatemala.
lie has published an ddress to the
people of America a, OF which the follow
ms extract is a passage
'iwould not leave The eIpioy Of Fer
dinand Of Bourbon, for that OF any other
crowned executioner under the per-
suasion that all Kings are bad, and that
the best is unworthy Of existence. Nei-
Their wouio ! protest against all ale
glance To him, Tor the want OF faith IN
treaty between ruler and subject I, nor
for Tue injustice shown my iasher; nor
for the shameful situations, chat Is, for
the government to which, as Spanish
Consul, have been so often exposed,
and TO which my colleagues in these