Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17

unusual crowd filled the spacious apartments.
| MIR ADKNs, the president eject, was there, AMI
50 WAS Gen. JACKSON more conspicuous. or more
honorable 10 himself There wss a lAudable
magnaninity in the manner IN which be salu-
ted Nr ADAMS, and congratulated hun on the
| event which had that day taken place. II MIR
CRAwFoRB had been present, we have no doubt
he would have done the same. A kindred
spirit pervsded the whole scene. The friends
OF the different candidates mingled together.
and conversed with a good humor and trankneSs
finely contrasted with the vlrulen e and malig.
nity which, in some parts of tue country, had
| attended tie discussion OF this question before
il came to the House of Representatives"
William Hendricks, the present governor OF
Indiana, is elected a senator OF the United States
in the place of Mr.. w. Taylor. who was NOT a
candidate for reelection.
Letters from England mentioned that the
new Wayerly novel, the Crusaders, has been
suspended. The reason is SAID TO be known
only to the author. 1t is generally understood
that Sir Walter Scutt Will put his mamie in the
title page.
The manuscript Of lord Byron's private let
ter suppressed IN Englsna by the o~iiancery
court, is now IN the hands Of Messers. Carey,
and Lea, of this city, who have put II to press,
and win publish it shortly.
DR.. DEVICES New System of Midwifery was
about to be reprinted and published IN London,
N. Gazette.
The us Ship North Carolina, Com. Roger:
has come down the Bay and anchored IN Lyn-
haven. We understand that her rudder has
proved defective from internal decay and WI
eilire TO be substituted by a new one before
Sue sails for the ELECTROMAGNETIC. BeG.
.nr. Kremer-With what consistency can
this gentleman decline an investigation before
the Committee, and protest against their Jurls
diction, when he declared in his place Ia the
House, that che was willing to meet the inquiry
and ABIDE the resuh i'-How does he now frit
ter away The charges against Mr.. Clay; how
contend that they were not originally made by
him, but were put into his lips by MIR Clay
himself, when he might have promptly DENIED
(but did not, upon the floor of the house, that
he had made sue h charges as Mr., &. had ascrl-
bed to his letter. These things do not look
! wei for MI. X Eng.
". b. 1t appears from bis letter, received
last night, that he means JorthIVih to go betoFe
| me public with his facts and circumstances.
The Ohio "Canai BIZ" has passed the Senate
Of Ohio--two votes only against II. 1t IS eA
| pected 10 pass the Assembly by a triu mphant
| majority, The Canal is to begin at the mouth
OF the Scioto on the Ohio river; thence along
the courses OF that stream and the Muskinguni
to Lake Erie-The funds to be raised by loan
at an interest not exceeding 8 per cent in
1926, the sum TO be borrowed not to exceed
100000, and each subsequent year not more
tDan 900, 0G0. Whatever aehcienc. there may
be in the funds set spatt for the payment OF
the interest. to be made up by a leavy OF
taxes.
Richmond, February IL.
w1IurAM ANvERsoa, Esq was yesterday,
re elected Commissioner ofthe Ksnawha Road
and Navigation tor twelve months.
On YESTERDAY, the old Directors ofthe Board
ofPihiic Works were Reelected without OPP
position, TO wit;
District zoest Of the .Aegany-Andrew Rus
sci, James Mclaughlin, and Thomas 7. Moore
Bet.oeen 1aegany and Blue Ridge-Hei-
rome l.. opie and Charles A. Stewar;
Ee..,ees Blue Ridge and Tide Water-Wit
liam Elzey, Samuel pahnill, and John Hartweil
Cooke.
Tide Hrfer and .Sea6oard-George Newton
ard James Hunter.
ArkxksnnIA, (DC) Feb. T.