Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
Congressional Register. vol !. p. s9s.
REMOVALS ny rnE PEEsinrNr.

ton OF hegsier OF the Treasury.
GKoaoE NAepISIkL, JoHx MaenAsIEI, FL
sEtEL MaopAxTEL, Jesx d MARrIS, Laws
BsIr. aud OARrs ). Pass, are removed from
the Office OF the Fourth Auditor.
BKsJANIs tioaAs Is removed from the Office
Of the Secretary Ut the Navy.
All The above were efficient public officers
Not a ehsfge H made-nor can De made against
them, except that some a them are known
and others suspected to be friendly TO the late
Administration. One of them has family Of
eight children. ant had salary Of one thousand
dollars. lie served in the srmy during the
late war, and was 10 Port a'Henry at The time
OF its tombsrdmen by the British Fleet.
Mr Nourse has served his county faithfully
from the year i776. Under the Old Congress
ne was appointed
Dec. 80. i776, Assistant Clerk to the Board
OF War.
June II, i777. Deputy Secretary to the
Board OF War.
Feb. II, 1878, Secretary OF Ordnance, and
Psymsster To the Board Of War.
May 20, 1879, Assistant Auditor General.
sepI. l9 1881, Register ofthe Tressur, and
on the organization Of the Treasury Depsss
Dent, by 6ea. Hamilton, under the Feaersl
Constitution. he was re-appo,nted--
Sept IL, 1889. Register Of the Treasury, 10
which Oiice he has remained to the present
,ims
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
CoRsELIus T.. NAw NEss, ofths State ct Yer
mont, 10 be Envoy Ear Ordinary and Minister
Plenipolentsry OF the United States 20 spsin.
IA the place OF Alexander Everett, recalled
WILLIAM PIr1 PRKBLs, Ut the State Of Msine
to be Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Pleni
potentlsry ct the United States, to the Neither
lands.
WAsHINevoS IsyISs, Of the State of New
York, to be Secretary ut the Legs,ioa OF the
United States ~ Great Britain.
CHARLES cAaRoLL hAaPkR. of the State nj
Maryland, TO De Secretary ot Legation of the
United States TO France.
I. n. SMITH, OF New York, vice Io,eph
NouIse. removed.
WILLIAM FuLros, OF Alsbama. TO be secre
tary of the Territory of Arkansas, m place OF
Robert Crittenden, removed.
-, TO be Postmaster, ct Danyiile. Kentuek,,
in place otDsniel Barbee. removed.
MIR Barbee wss soldier Of the revolution
he has filled the office OF Post Master At tina,
place, tor about thirty Jcars-he has dschsrg
ed the duties OF his office wiki fdelit, 10 the
government, and Satisfaction TO every one. lie
exercised the privileges OF freeman and voted
tor whom he pleased; and Tor this, aud this .
lone, he has been removed 20 give place TO .
STRIPPING, who has, opened m0nthed, bawe
tor The "Hero." THIS rs another sample al
jackson aud Reform" .HTeilit not in Gath
publish it not in the streets of Askelon. .
that the patriots and sagss who suffered with
Washing who stood by their country,
IN tunes that tried mems souls, are not fl "a
hold office under the administration OF "Iaek
son and Reform" -RengRcfiaa.
JoHN 5. LAMDIN. Post Master ct SMYRNA
Delaware, in the place of Jacob Pennington,
removed.
Mr.. Pennington, who has thus been removed
IS member of the Society OF Friends, a ighl,
respectable man snd as an officer, had no snpe
rior IN fidelity and attention to his trust This
REFORM certainly, was not demanded by the
| "people;'' for among the people OF smyrna and
IT'S vicinity, he is held IN universal regafd IS an
upright citizen and an accommodating aud at
tentye officer He has held the office . long
time, and is now deprived ofhis support al thai
period OF life when engagements in new pur
suits is most irksUme and difficult, for he Il
upwards OF 20 years OF sge. Ills offence as
a quiet preference OF Mr.. Adams for the Presi
dency. - Delaware Journal
| John M Fiske and Andrew II. w ard, Rsq'n
| Ueighers and Gaugers; Messrs. Nahum Ball
Joseph Snow, and Thomas Pitts, Inspectors
Messrs William p. Loring and Andrew 6feen
.lfeasmers, vice Messrs. Lewis Deblois, Tho
mas Rice, Nathan Fiske, George Johnson, l.. II
osgood, James Ridgewsy. and Arthur Lithgow
removal fTom the Custom-fieuse, Boston.
We have, IN the above changes, snother in
stance OF the painful effects Of the party strif,
which has recently passed over the country -
1t brings 10 its train much individual suffering
l AL man nj ind fall
even though he may have Lersuaded himself O
The necessity or expediency of the party poll
lev, OF which it is the result. OF the individual
tsb0venamed as appointed, those, whom ",
know, we beiiye to be very worthy citizens.-
of most of those removed we have no sufiieien
knowledge to speak otherwise than in genera
terms. OF Mr.. James Ridgewsy, however, VI
know enough TO say that he is an upright ma
and has been faithful public officer. he Ia
Itoo, been = uniform and consistent republican,
Having received his late appointment, fes
years back, with the aid and commentator O
1.-THE late WILLIAM GusTIs He goes out OF Of
lice above suspicion, either as to his ability O
Integrity. His removal We suppose to hsy
Ibeen made for political reasons. With th
larger portion Of the republicans of this Con
monwesltb, he preferred Mr.. Adams 20 Ger
Jackson, and perhaps was somewhat ardent .
his expressions of that attachment Ii has COS
him bis otfice.-Bosfon PlIyi0f
Pubic Sale Of Lands ia 0hiO.--The Governo
Iof Ohio has issued proclamation, directin
thc sale OF the hve hundred thousand acres c
Hand granted by the United States TO the stat
Iof Ohio, TO aid in completing our Canals. tn
Hands selected in the Delaware District will b
offered at the Land Office at THIN, 10 Sense