Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-11

that almost pure, bad been administer
ed 10 Messrs. Hogle and Webb. Thus
a worthy citizen has been snstched from
his family and his friends, and consigned
to an early tomb, by the infamous n
duet Of an ignorant p~retender to medi-
cine. Warren has since disappeared.
Diligent search has been made for him
by the officers of Justice. but without
efecs-LAlbsny Daily Ado.
Cantion-A counterfeit 800 bill
on the U. s Bank was detected this
morning (says the II. Y. Post of Wed
nesday) by one of our city banks,
where it was offered for deposit. 1t
made part of a large remittance from
Albany, where it was taken as genu
ine Asst isprobabie there are more
| of the same kind in circulation, we
will endeavour to point out the marks
by which it may easily be distinguish
ed rom The genuine bills. II is mum
bered 1868, dated Philadelphia Sd Of
May, 1915, and made payable to the
order of Charles S. West, at their OF
flee of discount and deposit 10 New
Orleans, signed n. Biddle, President,
Thos. Wilson, Cashier. Cast your
eye first on the following words in
German Text, in the body of the coun
terfeit,A you willfnd them spelt and
put together thus:-"Ofi of dis
countr DepoSitin." This Is so clum
silly done, that no one who will take
the precautiOn to look can be deceived.
Gale at Jamaica -Advices from
Jamaica, via. ST. Johns, to the Oath
Of August, give distressing accounts
Of a dreadful gals abou: the middle of
that month. Many vessels arc stated
20 have been seriously damaged. The
Irene, of ST. John, had her chain
plates knocked off, and the Ward,
had a hole driven in her bows, and O
therwise suffered some slight damage
Capt. Canning. Of the British Navy;
received she first intelligence of his ia
theirs death at Saint Jonn, and set out
Immediately for HALIFAX.
The New Orleans Gazette of the
4th oh. says: "The latest accounts
from Tampico. represent the place to
have been very sickly. Several citi
zens of our Northern States were car
ried off by the black vomit, and the
Mexicsns from the Table Land are
said 10 have suffered still more severe
Iy."
There were 13 deaths by yellow
fever at Orleans, during the week en-.
ding on the lst September.
There We're eight deaths by yellow
fever at Charleston during the week
ending on the 23d September.
From the Ns7O York american Of Sept %.
The Richmond Enquirer in com.
Ienting upon the fact recently an
nounced in the New York papers that
Mr. Clinton forgetting his volunteer
professions of support to Mr.. Adams
Administration, had come DOT in favor
OF Gen. Jackson, says, "We could
haretold them that fact upon un
questionable Information, more than
fUc peeks ago!!" SO the thing has
been duly concerted; and when the
order was transmitted from Virginia,
that it was time to it, it has
been announced first here; but the ar
rogance of the Richmond Enquirer
would not permit it to appear ignorant
of such an important move among the
Combination forces; and it says to us
poor New Workers, do ye think we
did not know it? Why we have known
ii upon unIuestionabIe information (the
only unqueStionable information in
such a case ould be the declaration
OF the party HIMSELF these five weeks!
On Wednesday, the 26th ult., was
the annual commencement of the Col
!ege at Princeton, n. j. A vast
Gro d of citizens and atraDgers assem-
bled, among whom was Samuel l.
Southard, Esq Secretary of the Uni.
ted States Navy, who is now on a
visit to his friends in this State. The |
performances were highly credible to
those concerned. Although, in geRe
raj, good order was observed, yet il
IS TO be regretted that a number OF acts
Of violence acre committed; several
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