Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
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MARrINsBURG. Drcrxsra :, 1873.
The average majority Of the Adam.

electors IN .fetr Jersey is 1882.
The Jackson electors in Iadioaa have
succeeded by majority of $500.
The returns 10 Ksnfacky from all the
counties except three, give Jaekson's
electors a majority OF 1907.
In Louisiana, jackson is said to have
succeeded By majority OF between I
and 500.
La Vermont, the Adams electors re.
ceived asses, and the Jackson 8 $50
votes-majority for Adams 1908.
In Massachusetts,, the Adams elector
received 90 SIS; and the jackson cole
votes Majority for Adams IS, $50.
MAJORITY in the state OF Maryland for
Adams, 962 votes.
Late and Important from Europe
Roman, from Liverpool, arrived below
New York on Saturday afternoon she
sailed on the 25th October. The editors
Of the Bait Chronicle are indebted 10 the
New York Journal of Commerce for the
Information dated at s O'Clock. wherein
the editors have only time 20 say. that "a,
the period of The Romans sailing, little
was doing in COttca-C Corn and Irheaf
had advanced Cd per 70lbs. The sacred
banner had been unfured by the Sultan.
who had lett ConstantinopIe, and estab
hshed bis bead quarters nine miles from
the capital -
Ncto Jersey The Legislature OF
New Jersey mas adjourned, to hold
another session in January, when q
Senator OF the United States is to be
elected, to succeed Mr.. Dickerson.
whose ierms of service expires on the
Sd of March next 1t is believed thar
Mr Sou hard, the present Secretary of
the Navy, will be again chosen TO the
Senate.
The following we copy from The
Heading pa Chronicle of the 18Th
a'iImo. We are at loss which most
TO admire, the good feeling or the good
sense which struggle for pre- en,ipence
10 this article.
Nov thea the election is over. we
should hope that an era of good feel
lngs mighi sncceed any angry OF un
friendly ones, which have grown cut
ofthe late political struggle 10 many
Instances there were father and son
opposing each other, and ipdisctiini
| naleIy democrats, iederalists, old and
new schools, and tories and wings 100.
Tor angnt we know All The old poll
tical balance were lost, and pariiz.n
tumbled head long together into the
mass. II will be no tritiipg task for
the feade' vi parties 10 reco gnise But
we meant 10 ray that we ask forgive
NESS of the Adams men. for any rough
usage they have received at our hands.
as zoe forgive them for all their tres
passes, and we now offer them the
right good hand OF fellowship. Oar
friends too, who are on the winning
side, We hope will not be immoderate
in their rejoicings, nor offer any d;sres
pect TO their fallen enemy.
five Children at Birth.-A pea.
SAINT OF the village of SoukiB, in the
department Of Nijegorod, twenty fse
years OF age, OF short stature and robust
constitution, was married o, IL The
second year of her marriage she had
one child; the fourth year, she produced
twins of the 9Th month. In Noyember.
1924, she was brought To bed of fvc
children, viz: on the 9lh, i0h, 12h,
and l3'h, tour females, and 90 the 10th,
boy! None ofthem exceeded 8 inch
es in length. The girls died within
week, the boy appears 10 have lived.
The mother entirely recovered q month
after her accouchment No similar
instance has occurred either in her fam.
lily, or in that OF her husband. The
above is related in a paper on Military
Medicine, by Doctor Gaivesky, pub
'ished at ST. Petersburg. Verify the
Ca, will not be in want of soldiers If
many such families exis, in Russia.
| Lond. .3fed Gaz. Vol. 9, No. SO. 1928.
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| UThe Editors family continues to be Of.