Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10

g%raiiiied to have their support again. which is
the highest reward a public servant, who seeks
no office but such as are in the gift Of the peo'
PIE, can possibly meet wiki.
an, fellow citizens,
Yours respectfully.
EDW'D. CoLSrON.
Tie Inaugural .9Abess.-Ihe Address deli,
yerSd by President ApAss on his taking the
oaths of Office is reple,e with correct and pa
triotic doctrines, and with sentiments liberal,
conciIatory and dignifed Ia speaking "oi
the great political parties which here distilled
the opinions and feelings of oer country
while he does justice to the talents, integrity
patriotism and sacrifices contributed by each
he plsirly Indicates that he considers the d.
vision as. having ceased with the wars OF the
French Revolution, that the bsnefni weed OF
patty strife was then uprooted, and that no
d iherence of principle connected with the the
ory Of government has since existed.-his po-
GticaI creed is in strict accordance with the
practice Of Washington, and of course c~alcula-
ted to promote the general welfare of the ma
ton, the first ard best object of 4 %virtuous
Chief Magistrate; and his earnest
dation -to those who have heretofore followed
the standards Of political party. TO make the
effort to discard every remnant OF ra'cor a.
-. z.cl ntbAv 90 n.nhrarn n M rNn1an
and friends; aud TO yield to talents and virtue
alone, that confidence which, in times OF con.
tention for principle, was bestowed only upon
those who bore the badge of party commu-
nion,H is an honorable pledge to the nation,
tbs, such win be his rule OF conduct in admi-
nisterfne those functions OF government ehtrust-
I'd TO his discretion.
An Administration conducted with such
views and on such principles will deserve and
baton; gratitude aud support of every liberal
and good citizen. lfed. Ga-.
On Saturday, the President Of the United
ptatcS ~ uiAtCT stoOoA " tiehoSSteNNN W th>
Senate several Nominations Of persons to fill
the Executive and other oiiices.-Amongst
other Nominations, the following are understood
10 have been made:
Fol- Secretary Of State, Mr.. CLAY:
For Secretary ftbe Treasury, Mr.. RusH;
For Secretary of War, Mr.. J. BARBouR;
For Minister to Spain, Mr.. All EVERETT;
For Charge des AfFaires to the Netherlands,
Mr.. G. Hughes.
These Nominations. It is understood, have
not yet been acted upon by the Senate.
A letter from a gentleman in Shelby county,
Kentucky, to a gentleman in MIthlntnwn.
Pennsylvania, states that DESiIh, the murder
sr of Mr.. Baker, has broken Jail, and escaped
since his trial ii is to be hoped that an accu-
rate description Of him may be given, and that
an extra vigilance will be exercised throughout
our country to arrest so foul a monster.
A letter addressed to a gentleman in New
York, dated Nandslia, (%liinois,) Feb. 1, says
q have this moment heard that Daniel ID.
Snith. the recorder OF Pike county. has been
killed in an altercaticn wliich tooE pace ne
tween him and Mr.. Winchester, the son in-law
OF Col. Stephenson, late recorder OF publc mo
MES at Edwardsvilie."
p,rrsBuns. PA. FEE 22.-TAe E6fsy Burn
a,r-Jn TUESDAY the I5td inst the grand Ju-
nv of Inc city of pittsburg, under the direction
of the Mayors Court. went into the exapina-
,;o, az the late burning OF the et'igv 0f Henry
CLAY. .n1 on ;he Frida, following, after a la
borim,s inquiry. found a bin for a riot against
lahn Mcfarland, Robert McFariani, Jonathan
PtCNutdy. Iohn Murphy, teofge Cochran,
Edward Patcheii and William Wright.
On Saturday morning the tr'ai of the cause
before he Traverse Jury commenced. On
Tuesaa, evening the Jury retired 20 their room,
INA remained there until "Wednesday evening.
when they appeared in eouit and reported that
one OF ,be Jurors was very unwell, and that
they would never agree. The Court, II consi-
Ceration If he sickness of the juror, dlschsr-
,ed the l,,ry, and ordered tias tact to be en-
Tered on the mieutes OF the Court: and order
I'd the defendants to enter into recoSnizahce
for their appearance at the next session
Afterthc Jury were discharged, the attorney
general, with ieive ofthe Court, entered a noLe
lrosegui as TO w iiliam Wright. lGGS
Chirf Jsstice .fiarSbIh- ~ fcPoIt ~ e"eu'
Iatlon, that Chief Justice Msrsha'i wih resiSn
that station at the end Oft present term, ard
lie succeeded hy Mr. Tszeweili-Ihe one is
o,ite y, probab.. as lie otherl Both are, how
ever quite Improbable. [Hhg.
We have received from an officer OF
The United States Navy at Calioa, a
psrer, containing lie official Accounts
of General B~oli,ar'> late decisive Veto
~ IN p.rn lie drfails of which. as sooI