Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19

Il cen and Suik sfSetSse""S'Ss as usu"s GA
nds OF printing viii be executed win neat
s,s. accuracy sDd despatch.
III c~+rhe Rev. Mr.. MEDTARr, OF the Lnthern
]. ,Slasion. will preach IN the German Church
this place, on Sunday the ga inst. at IL
clock, am.
An independent Reprssentatirs.r-The
Il ,lowing extract from the Address of
oBS II. BRYAN, a Representative in
bs last Congress from the State OF N.
aroiina, to his constituents, does cred
4 to his principles. lie has acted upon
h. principle of Principianon Homi'les,
he motto of the last Republican Presi-
lent. which may be freely rendered IN
B q the sentiment of WILLIAM CRAW-
koap. which was substantially this: Let
ven be Judged by their measures. We
bre very gladto perceive that Mr.. d is
4, candidate for reelection Nat. Int.
Al II have thus ehdeavored, fellow citizens. to
II we you a concise and impartial view of such
Il reat measures aud interests as deemed most
- 0por;ant. u there should be any subjects Of
Anmor importance which have omitted, shall
L. happy to supply the omission in the more ~
ereeablc mode OF personal communication.
Il Utity perhaps be improper, in detail OF
legislative proceedings, and IN rendering you
m ,ccoun, of nv conduct as your Representa-
Ave, to introduce the subject of the next Pre-
II idential election, but cannot forbear expires
Ang my satisfaction that there are, and will be,
q As is believed almost universally but two can.
4 tllates--so that the election cannot devolye
! upon the House OF Representatives, but must be
4 made 10y the electoral coiiegesf in which, one
y or the other candidate must OBTAIN majority
2 u the Sufirages Of the People as they are g'v-
kn by Tue Electors; upon shomsVever that
kholce may devolse, / trust l know nv duty
90 well as good citizen, not to yield him
kn honest support.
4 believe our present Chief Magistrate. to be
b. Enlightened and experienced state sman and
a bat be is honestly disposed to promote what
D. Geems the best and greatest interests of our
country. The Journals OF Congress will show
Boat nave not yielded the Administration an
$nl scranate SUPP ort, nor have been guild
! by blind and preiudiced opposition. /
pave endeavored to give to every measure pro.
Il Jsed, cain and patent consideration. and
when / deeGed it conducive to the national
p eltare, haze supported 1t without regard to
IS scarce, whsther il came from the Admins
Ay4uon or their opponents.
4 This deemed az upright course, aud | felt
A"d should a. ny constituents great injustice
u | adopted any o:hSs."
4 Mr. Lone, The Representative of the
Salisbury (North Careiiua) District, in
}he last Congress, in an address to his
onsituents. says: The Journals of
4ongress will show, that On many ma.
fional sub jects have disagreed with the
administration. My opposition TO it "a
3ses from different source from the
tharge of intrigue, bargain, and man
n cement which has been 50 profaseIy
promulgated from one end OF the Con-
,,neot to the Other, which Justice and
randor compels me to say do not, and
Never did believe"
y In the last Presidential Election, Mr..
Long was warm advo ate for Mr..
Crawford
Fam tie Cincinnati Ga;eite, .NarA 10.
PUBLIC GOOD.
The watch dogs Of the Treasury.
from Mr. Carson, Of North Carolina,
|and Duff Green the Telegraph. down
TO the National Republican aud Cincin-
|rati Advertiser, have made loud and
srievous complaints about the waste of
pubic money in purchasing a billiard
Fable, and in the payment Of outfits and
salaries TO the Messrs. Kings. What
would they say, should it appear that
Their most immaculate Cinclnnatus of
Pc Hermitage has fingered pubic mo.
#aey on much mote extensive scale?
For instance: Gen. jackson resided
at the Hermitage, from the close of the
war say April /, rs, Iune /, 81. 6 years,
with the exception OF the time devoted
To- the Simaole war, about eight months.
hat would they think if the General
charged the government, while residing
\ at home, for the rent of his own house,
under the head of 'quarters,'' say 500
dollars PER annums For burning bis
own fire wood, under. head of "fuei,o
90 dollars per annum, For the EN-
pI"yment OF ms own blackamoors, under
the head OF rat'ons and clothing for Sc.
Trn ssrvHats, 1000 dollars per annum;
for Keeping seven horses, under the
Shead OF forage" Goo dollars per an.
mum; For monthly pay, 9, 400 dollars
per annnm- making aggregate thus:
Quarters, 500
Fuel, ,so
n na''ohS ard clothing. 1000
y
r"aSe, 500