Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28
MARrINsBURG, sErrrsnrn %, 1926.

ties TO the service OF oTescc, has written
letter to friend in Switzerland, which closes
in the following terms--the letter is dated the
9Th May;
"No one in Europe has painted the Greeks
correctly; there are some dreadful views oil
some.---ln other respects they are admirable
and surpsss antiquity.
''The general impression made BY the fall Of
M.solonghi is the resolution to initiate it. They
dig under all their villages. Eight hundrel
thousand Greeks have resolved 20 blow them.
selves up one after the other see every pea.
SAINT digging a mine under his house, and ex.
pendiug his last crown in buying pow der to hi
il. There are not the members OF the para.
ment of''', what they say, they do.
NO, such people IS not tobe subJugated and
the nation of their enemies will disappear while
they are raging to exlermnate ;hem."
Convreu-Al list of lie names of the men,
bsss OF the present Congress has been publish.
ed among the documents, showing also the
Mace Of tn IT. NATIVITY he following summary
statenent may not be devoid OF interest:
.Naine.--7 representatives; natives of the
state, (Messrs. Lincoln sod sprague,) OF
Massachusetts, and (Mr. Burlelgh,) of New
Hampshire.
.Ns7p HAMPSHIRE 70; Ave natives, (Mr
Whipple,) of Massachusetts,.
.nassach1sety lis; all natives, except MIR
Webster. Of New-Hampshre.
Rhode biand.--3; Mr.. Pearce, native, Mr..
Burgess, born in Massachusetts,.
Conseciicu.--6, all natives.
Ye,wort.--5, Messrs Bradley and Wales, ma
tives; Nests. Mallery, Mattock, and Mech,
Connecticut
New York.---s4; 10 natives; Messrs. Adams,
Fosdick, Marvin, Porter, Storrs, Strong, OF
Con. Messrs. Ashly, and Whittemore, OF N II.
Mr. Cambreleng, OF N. C. Messrs Badger,
Hayden, Kellogg, and Martindale, Mass MIR
Rose, va. Mr.. Angel, II. |.
Mw-Jersey.--6; all natives
Pennsyiuai,ia.--26; % natives: Messrs. Miner
and Sill, of Con. Mr.. WurIz, N. ].
Dela10are.-1; native.
.haryiapd.-o, natives; Mr.. Little, of Pa.
Vnrinfa %; 10 natives; Mr.. FLOYD, of Ken.
Mr.. Armstrong, OF Ireland, Mr.. Johnson, OF
New York.
North Carolina.-13; IL natives. Messrs.
Conner and Long. Va.
South Carolina.--9. natives; Mr.. Tucker,
N. c. Mr.. McDuffie, Geo.
Georgia--7; 3 natives; Messrs. Forsyth,
HAYNES and Thompson, Of Va. MIR. Cary, Md.
Kentncky-l2. 4 natives; viz: Messrs. Hen.
ry, Lecompte, Wickliiie, and Young All 1.-THE
rest Virginia.
Teiu.essee.-9, one native; Mr.. Blair; Messrs.
Alexander, Allen, Cooke, Houston, Harable,
Mitchell, Va. MIR isscks, Pa. Mr.. Polk, N c.
Ohio. IA; not one Ratives Messrs Barley,
FindIey, Sloane, Thompson, Vance and Woods,
Pa Mr.. Campbell, Va. Mr. Jennings, n. ]. Mr..
Mclean, Ky. Messrs Beecher, Wright, and
Whit,esey, Con. and M NintoD, Mass.
Lonislana.--3: not one native; Messrs. Brent
md I ,xtp NJ
.Nississppi.--l; Mr.. Rankin, (dec.) Pa
Ladiaaa.-5; Nv. Boon, N. C, Msssrs. len
nings and Test. N. J.
Niaois Il; Mr., Cook. Ky.
.4iabama.-3, Messrs. Mckee and Owen, Va.
Mr. Moore, N. C.
.Nissourt.--1; Mr.. Scott, Md
The whole number OF members are 213-of
whom 4 are natives of Maine. 1s of New. Hamp.
shire 20 of Massachusetts, 2 Of Rhode Island,
% of Connecticut, 2 of Vermont, 81 Of New.
York 10 of New-Jersev, 81 OF Pennsylvania, /
of Delaware, Ill OF Marysnd. 20 of Virginia,
Is OF North Carolina, of South Carolina, d
OF Georgia, of Kentucky, 2 of Tennessee,
and of Ireland. There beng only one of to-
reign birth, representative from Virginia
Connecticut Journal
The Editors of the Boston Palladium
have received Buenos Ayres papers to
May ST. A tax had been laid at that
place on all goods on consignment. A
paper had been commenced in the En-
glish language.
Bacnos .Agp'es, May Is.-It is under
stood that Capt Elliott, Of the United
States Corvette Cyane, has obtained
from Admiral Lobos, modification OF
his original blockade, restricting ii to the
Port within the river La Plata, and the
assurance that the American vessels
shall, in no case, be liable to capture,
until they have been previously warned
off from the blockaded port, and the no.
tifcation endorsed upon their registers.
Disasters at Sea.--The Norfolk Her
aid of Wednesday states that Mr.. TiIden,
of Baltimore, with his lady and two fe-
male relations, passengers in the brig
Hannah and Elizabeth, Walker, from
Trinidad de Cuba, bound to Baltimore,
were landed at Old Point Comfort on
Monday night, in pilot boat which left
the brig outside the capes in the morn
ing. and Immediately returned to tow
her in, and has proceeded with Der up
to Baltimore. The Hannah and Eliza
beth was dismasted and sustained other
injuries in severe gale on the 9th and
9Th inst. Previous to the gale she was
in company with an English frigate, and
after the gale, saw the same frigate with
all her masts gone. On the sth, saw
the frigate again. standing to the south