Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
[Whole No. 1901.

Nv. that he was individually opposed 10
the measure, and that has vote was 60,
serned by his instructions.
II should he remen bered, that on the
question nf the passage Of the irst bin
Mr Van Buren, hnding the friends of the
Tariff more powerful than be bad expect
ed, was compelled 10 absent himself
fromthe Seaate, and by refusing to vote,
suffered the bill to be lost
Let the friends ofshe Tariff read snG
reflect on these things, ana, II they can,
vote for this reeresnt 10 the true &. icy o;
bis native state. A NEW YORKER
Tue Hone. ALBERT GALLArIs, ses
corpshied by bis Son, arrived ia shis
City yesterday, at Wiuiamson's City TO.
tel.
Trial Of iAc Pirdfes.-~ Our readeys.
we think, viii take interest in the account
Of the trial OF a gang of Pirates, who
have expiated their crime on the scat
fold. Tie scene must have been m
awful one, and il is impossible that il
should not strike terror into the hearts OF
the boldest OF sea robbers We copy
from the Baltimore Gazette the follow.
ng remarks upon this trial:
ave publish 10. day The trial Of The
Pirates, on which we offer no further
comment at present, than 10 remark that
it contains no proof of any murders or
personal outrages to justify the reports
in the latter Of our Laguira
From az examination of
the entries at the Custom House in this
city il appears, that the Schooner Bols
WAR, tho doubt the same called, in the
trial, LAsr DAMAs ARGsNTiNAs) was
built in this State, in the year 1895, and
me assured between sixty five and sixty-
six tons--thst on the 2sih September,
1927, the Bolivar was cleared out at tie
Custom House as the property Of George
Stiles, john VI. Patterson, master, on
a voyage tolSt. Thomas Che was without
any other armsme,t than THIRTY ONE
MUssEFs, huf having these muskeis on
board, the collector required bonds 10
he given that the vessel should not s,a
engaged in any violation OF the laws OF
the United States. On the first day of
December. her Register and other Anne
r;can papers were returned TO The Cusz
tom House here, endorsed BY the Ame-
r,can Consul at st. hames. stating, that
'.she was reported to him as sold there to
There is therefore, no
foundation for the report that sha was
fitted out as vesse, Of war, or prepar-
ed foI cruize, ia the Port OF BALTIMORE
.Ns,o Jersey The Legislature Of New
Jersey has thus far been engaged in pre-.
iiminavy business. 1t has been resolved
to hold an adjourned session The toll
lowing appointment was made in Joint
Oct 81.
Governor. Isaac III. WILLIAMSON.
ICELAND MOSS From a report
lately published by The government Of
5axoDy, for The Information of Tia
districts of that country,
where the ICELAND Moss, {eryrga
eaved liverworl) abounds, it appears
hat this moss may be dried and ground
INTO meal g lbs Of which boiled will
La times its quantity of water, and ihen
mixed with SO | q lbs wheaton -four.
IL | lbs good household bread.
The plant is still more abundant
n Sweden, Norway and lcelandl
the name; and has been also
gathered on the Pentland Hills, ncae
Edinburgh, on Ben Lemmond, and in
other parts of Scotland. At present,
nearly all the Iceland moss collected in
Germany, is sent through Hamburg To
England, where il il used in brewing,
and in the composition of ship biscuit.
which ii has the property of preserving
Fl ON worms and from the action Of sea
water. ---
What trifles govern the world! 4
captain OF privateer. by refusing to give
his daughter in marriage to the yonng
lade the foundation Of that
imperial structure on which the world
gazed with wonder, and which all the
might of Earope could scarcely over
turn. For says Napoleon, sit is az
error to believe that grand ambition
me atthat period OF my life
and had he not reiosed me his eides,
daughter, L should willingly have aban
doned the sword, to devote myself eel
sirely to the estate cfmy father in. law +"
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