Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-09-23

new interpretations, in order to specu-
late upon rise of stock, or rather by
fictitious means to run up the stock,
allowing themselves time to sell out to
immense profits, leaving the unwary to
be their dupes' They mingle in the af-
fairs of the banks and insurance COM
panies-elevate or depress the stock at
pleasure -interfere in the election of
Directors--vamp up old and broken
charters, and inundate the country with
their bills. To carry their objects into
view, they are anxious 10 control the
delegates from this city to Albany and
Washington, and wish to place them
selves in an attitude which will enable
them to say to the next administration
of the general government we are the
influential men of the Democratic party
-on allquestions relating to the city and
state affairs, TO contracts, appointments,
and national measures, we are the per-
sons to whom application must be made
II is needless to add, that the admins
tration may never expect to hear the
true state of the case, or of the fair
claims of any devoted to their views
They are an intriguing, managing,
overreaching, shaving junta, whose OPP
position is empty and unavailing."
The Cravfordites in New York are in
CONSERVATION at the late detection of
Mr.. Noah. We have not at this moment
time nor room for particulars.-There
are facts forced out by this torture,
which will astonish the people of the
United States; one out of many is, that
the Advocate and its imposing influence
on the Crawford party, is controlled by
Jacob Barker, man who has been buy +.
ing up his own bank notes at 90 per
cent discount and the discount of his
party will turn out at the same rate in
New York. We shall not be surprised
| if the whole SO votes of New York are
ultimately averse to Crawford.
Morn. Chron.
Ne,u York-NATJoNAL ADvo
CATE We understand that the Gen
eral Republican Committee, who met
At Tammany Hall last evening, refn
sed to accept the transfer of the Nation
al Advocate rendered by Mr.. Van
Ness, shackledas it was by conditions
which they couhl not agree to. We
presume Mr.. Noah will go on and
publish his new paper Euening Post
A LIST OF GENERAL OFFICERS
In the Revolutionary .army in 1871, a.
greeabie to rank.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, Comm ander in
Chief
Majors Generals. States.
srael Putnam, Connecticut
*Charles Lee, Virginia
Horatio Gates, do.
William Heath, Massachusetts
Nathaniel Green, Rhode lsllnd
VIM. Alexander, Earl Jorsov
Sterling '
Arthur st. Clair, Pennsylvania
BENJAMIN Lincoln, Massachuse it's
Marquis de la Fayette, France
Baron De Kalb, do
Robert Howe, North Carolina
Alexander M'Dougall New York
Baron Steuben, Prussia
William Smalwood, Maryland
Samuel Parsons, Connecticut
Henry Knox, Massachusetts
Dupurtaile, of Engineers, France
Brigadier Generals.
William Thompson, Virginia
John Nixon, Massachusetts
James Clinton, New York
William MouItrie, South Carolina
Laughlin M'Into,h North Carolina
William Maxwell, Jersey
Enoch Poore, New Hampshire
John Glover, Massachusetts
John Patterson, Connecticut
Anthony Wayne, Pennsylvania
William Woodford, Virginia
Peter Muhlenburg, do.
Edward Hand, Pennsylvania
Jedediah Huntington, Connecticut
john Starke, New Hampshire
Mordecai Gist, Maryland
William Erwin, Pennsylvania
Promoted after that period.
Daniel Morgan, Virginia
- Sumpter, South Carolina
- Maron, do.
Joseph Creation, Massachusetts
Rufus Putnam, do.