Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

=, CicCNeQ Goyarp
os Of Indiana, by so decided . slh'
over his two competitors, he ha.
claimed BY the Opposition presses .ssn
jackson man. The FOLLOWING
from al Address of Mr.. Ray to hi, fanNes
citizens, on the l 4th July last W" nov
sumo will be conclusive as 10 his noEsos
The Hon. Thomas H. Blake =.
Representative in Congress in the s..s
District, has been with one in ten Cdnls'
ties, and be will tell the world hun
course hiss been uniform. | have 10y
the people every where, or the sim
and by letter, as | have always adnittsT
publicly and privately, that / was i !"
vor OF the present Administrator ~
have reasoned to convince the Psonls
that they oughtto be so, too. 1 an np~
in favor of it, and am confident I sva.
shall be in favor Of it, while the essers.I
measures of the West are SO ABLY vind;'
Gated as they are.n
Nsw YOrk.-The news from this stat,
is also cheering. The Albany CE,OD;.
Gle of Friday last says:
The re.assenbling of our lec;,l,.,.
has enabled us to obtain information -
the present indications of public son.
ment, in all parts of our state. The ;nfo..
nation thus obtained is even mora &,
vorable than previous advices had lsd :,
to anticipate. Not only are we re,ss,,'
ed Of getting all which we have bitbert,
claimed, but hope begins TO dawn bright.
ly upon US, from certain quarters of n.
state which hitherto we had considered
certain for the military chieftain.
The Albany Daily Advertiser ha, III.
following artiele:-l
The u appointed for Lebanon
| Springs, and which Mr. Van Buren, wen,
to attend, vas not held, as certain pro.
minent mer failed in their agreement to
appear. The disappointment to MI. Van
Buren, was SO great, that il is said he al.
most lost his accustomed 'impertubility.p
A Specimen Of Jackson Eloquncs-
AT a meeting of the full blooded Jack.
sonians, held at the town Of, SUSSEX
county, New Jersey, a few days since,
n of the orators who addressed The
meeting, closed his speech, which 70,
force language is not surpassed by DO.
nest George kremer, with the following:
Let US keep cool, calm and collected,
and spare neither horse flesh nor wagon
tire, and for one, in the good cause,
will if necessary, suffer my flesh to DO
cut in pieces, boiled in I've. and the
grease applied TO grease the wheels Of
the political car"
american Institution This Institu.
ton opened on the lst Monday OF Sep.
tenber, under the superintendent Of
Major John Holbrook, a gentleman in
every respect, well qualified for the ar.
duous duties connected with so large an
establishment.-We learn, and it affords
US pleasure to state, that numbers Of
students have been entered, and are dsi.
ly arriving to take their places. M1or
Holbrook has spared no exerton in pro.
curing professors of the first qualiica.
tons, and is interchangeable in rendering
the Institution, not only of great nation
al benefit, but has SO arranged and d.
versi6ed the various duties, as to maka
it a delightful task, AID at the same time
a recreation to the students. A school Of
this cast cannot but be of the utmost im'
%portanee; and we trust that it will re-
ceive the cordial CALCULATIONS and liberal
patronage of each of the Cities OF tue
District, and the country at large.
Georgetown Columbian.
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone of new Orphan Asylum, for the
benefit of the orphans and poor children
of the Catholic Church of Baltimore,
was performed on Thursday morning
the 18th inst by the Most Reverend Dt
Whitefield This new edifce. situated
near the Cathedral, commanding on ON
side, a beautiful and rural view OF How
ards park, and on the other, of the Tar
city itself, with all its domes and spires
will stand a monument to the zeal anu
munificence of those who have contrf
buted to its erection, and a new oTDs'
ment, among the many with which a.
timore IS decorated. Among its most u
boral b~enefactors, the late amiable Arch'
bishop stands pre-. eminently consplcu'