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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

A gentleman who resides al X ngs
clere, Hampshire. England. recently
had 10 his stock, COW which produced
81 calves, 500 hhds. Of milk. aud 1 ms
OF butter. the value of which nigh
fairly be estimated at 500l When XII
ed the fat Of this wonderful animal
weighed more than the lean aud bones
altogether.
Jackson and Wotf"- Our Pennsyl
wanna friends Rave ceased crying out
Jackson and R-iorm," aud now read
their meetings and public proceedings
with "Jackson and Woif"-We think
this III aud appropriate substitute for
the term, no longer expressive of any
thing but prescription and oppression
of Jackson and Reiorm.n The Woiuss
have come, sure enough.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Prescription for opnion'S sake, has
al last, exhibited is hldeous front a.
mengst US, aud banished public good
and public canvenienaen by the detor
nifty Gifts visaSe.
JOHN HsRsR In. ESQ has been re
n'ored from the Office oil Post IN aster IN
this town; and WM w BKLLi oppoint
ed IN his room On Thursday last his
appointment arrived; aud on Friday
mo.aing he exhibited bis credentials
bat has not yet, we believe, taken pos
session. owing TO the necessity that ex
ISIS for some pfesious drilling.
II Is rat e. aB extraordinary appoint
meni - aud Il Ibis is the kind oi Re form
sAs'seh IS going on. we mourn for our
COUNT wien talents aud capability
20 dis barge the duties Of office are
thrown entirely out OF view. and mere
Drawing pat,izsn is presumed 10 have
a. intuhive qualification for any thing
Tue only objection to MIR. EaRsn That
can be urged is, that he voted at the
asi E,eetofal Election for Mr.. Adams
'ua this was too infamous a crime To
ae operlooked--no matter whether the
pnelic were satisfied with the manner in
waich be hal performed his duties, and
desired no uaange, or net he had COM
niltsd the objectionable sin, aud must
be pautshsdtsnd Nj Bull has been re.
udfdea, contrary TO the wish of | think
~ may safely say, three jonrihs oil the
ausiness,part of our etlzens, Including
many ct The friends oi the present Ad-
ninistraiion For whose convenience
and edsantage ought appointments to
hr made surely Tor that part OF the
eouWaeit, who are mos. interested
aad not 10 gait the SINISTER views and
ga ltgnsni passions of party zeal With
saat views, cod under what circum
i4nres, the ahave change has been
made, IS not d I'll uls 10 ascertain lis
ne work oi little ei Of office hunters,
and their adhersnls. nho have not ven.
tned 10 work openly kaowiog the feel.
ngs Of the people --bui even % to the
principal mirs ,oorker, have assumed
the appearance ofhynocritical surprise,
whilst the play was being performed,
BY III ndly uisits 10 the gssai msa al
Daahfag'oa &c &c A considerable
part IT the performance, il is asserted,
was csrr,sd on by q gentleman from
CHin5ersand county. II certainly dis
PLAYS great deal Of patriotism in that
gentleman. who, no doubt, fances he
understands our wants better than we
Do ourselves-and accordingly kindly
ass'sied IN the good work OF Reforming
onr Post flee. II is too bareiaced a
piece Of roitieal ebicanery and intrigue,
Z escape the deiestation of every re
fleeing man. The principal agent here
Deed no, clotbe himself any longer with
the mantle Of hypoeritiesl innocence
and pretended friendship Is knonn,
II the duties If the office are perfor.
med By the new incumbent to the salts.
factioa Of the public, we shall be very
sgFeeabb disappointed - Sentinel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Charity does no. consist in creeds OF
strict or liberal import; bul in the tenn
per OF heart with " Which they are adop.
d, and prorags,ed Or, Beecher
Never offer advice to prosperity -
10 adversely, offer relief.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

While the work Of reform is going
on ia the Post offiee Departmental may
be interesting TO some to know what
the former rules and regulations have
been IN relation 70 new appointments.
The following extracts from the Pamph.
let containing fhe Post office laws and
Instructions, published aud distributed
IN 1928 will show them.
Page 40 Postmastets need be under
no apprehension OF injury from charges
made against them. without notice. I'm.
I'll they shall have been notified of the
same, and had ample lioe for their win.
dicati"n. M step to their prejudice shall
be taken. A failure to pay or deposi,e,
as directed, cannot require notice
In making an appointmen. of Post
master, either to fil vacancy, or on
the establishment of a new office. it is
desirable 10 have The favorable express
sion of the citizens of the neighbor-
hood Every applicant should consid
er such 40 expression as necessary TO
his sucsess.'
These were the rules formed by, and
which governed Mr. MLeao. the late
worthy ineumbent:- Have they been
formally anpuleds II SO, what code
has been substituted They are not
adhered to now. Many have been tuI-
ned out without notice and when they
ask tor the reasons which induced that
lremosal, or for copy Of the charges
preferred against them, even this rea
sonabie request is treated with silent
lcontempt Ohio Repository.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Liberal Contribution The Rev
DE Rice OF Virgins. has obtained in
B5ston $685., IN cash and subscrip
tons, for The benefit Of the Theological
Seminary over winch be prssides.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

oFEECH OF MIR EVERETT,
~ "a'driHs on tds occasion of Public Din
fg'oen 10 him By he citizens of Mat tiaee on
!sdef Jaas, 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
ccd by excess of supply beyond the Joint demand
both of Europe and America, would further decline

ccd by excess of supply beyond the Joint demand
both of Europe and America, would further decline
III value.
Their opinions on that subject, without doubt, had
a considerable tendency in producing that unanimi-
~ which marked their opposition tn the late sdnins-
uation. The disapprobation of any particular
of national policy is usually extended to him
who is Surpassed to have had any agency in its adop
lion. And hence have. in some degree, shared the
fate of the unpopularity of the Tariff where it is
unpopular Other motives have co-operated in
ing prcJutices against me. But coniding as ev-
er have, and yet do in the virtue and intelligence uf
The great body OF the people, anticipate with per-
itTt assurance, from their equity and impartiaity,
cnmDlete Justice my public conduct and character
No citizen deserve to be considered us a.
u,rican statesman who does not direct his excrtios
10 the promotion of the prosperity of the whole and
ofevcry part of country. In the instances where
tho full measure of the wants OF any particular Sec
Guns would press. with undue severity, upon the
Welfare OF Others, reconciliation should be at,emp
fed by equitable adjustment of uarying interests,
have endeavored to be guided by these principles,
during my service in the National councils. And
think myself verv fortunate in having obtained
appreciation. The honorable testimony of it. which
YOU have been pleased to COMMUNICATE, demands my
warm Acknowledgements appreciate it the l. ore
highly because l recognize, among your signatures,
TIN, of some who having themselves served in
the same councils, and in the General Assembly of
our own State, know from experience how difficult
the tasks tn accommodate arring interests end give
general satisfaction.
Itender you, gentlemen, individually assurances
Of the perfect esteem and regard OF
Your friend aud fellow citizen, II. CLAY.
Rlessrs. Tho. Speed. ..--t
Benz. Hardin,
james Alien,
Semi Carpenter,
Peter Siseets,
Cyrus Talbot,
.Joit,, BemiSs,
Burr RarriSnn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICiI.YOWD.
ARRIN GO--Innill

ARRIF GO--Junty 4,
IShr american coaster, Lee, o New York, lime 10 RaAD,
Sehr Aaa Smith, Darling, ifo.p Ne.c YORK., hana.,
'Scir F;ancl, Petty. ftoan New iUIs, ballast
sehr Eliza Ann, Fl I'm Sinilfeld with bacon ,oJ Ni,,
Stu;l - ~
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, fom Philadelphia halL,st
Schr Dandy Cole. from Providence, ballast.
Schi Lively, Wilson, isom Fortress Monroe.
SIoop Excel, Bown, from fhindelphia ballast
eohr Lizhheh a. Jane, -, from Baltimore.
Schr Effort Bel, days from New Yo,b, sundriss 10 Da..
port Alien CO. G. Nj Mitchell, Hubbard L. Gardner RaIsiru,
teasris, Workman l. A4scSut:r Tr!peu a. Johnson Iiau
l Smith. w & ID Kyle, Lee, ID Mcdonald, ID Weller, t{A
Sshcr'at Levy C,Gun a. Clarke r Belstaw, Saryay,
bnir Sullivan, Luckc y Szer, Scott Fry, Wadsworh
Williams. SlSat,on, IL James Porter, Rogers
Htnlstoig, Shepherd & co, Peyton & Steel, Itch
Richardson, Raymond s; Brothers, 9IcNemars 81
D9 r:s a., q { Crane, Dllcn
ScnfriadDe, Robinson, New York days supS:lf -
h;tiatot& Peasants, and ia skes 70 ma spr.
S!o" capital, AcAley nom New York, ballast.
S sTii,r friendship, -, from Yo,x River, corn.
S!ooP Dee. =, from Cherry stone, com.
Sioop jolly Ect, jerks, from SulfoTA with :,,nter
Jaiy 5,
ssioop valiant, MCGEE. from New York, ballast.
Sloop Active, Smith, from New York, ballast
Achr Coas,ns Pilot Townsend, from New York, ha;las.
City Point. -.
Scir Elizabeth & Rebecca days from York BALLAST ha;
cropped down to Chchaomy kver 10 load with wood 1
S0pp Mary, Matthew's from Peteburg tosccuo 10 Elair g.
Anderson, and r. ~ L Gwalhney.
Sfir sisinia, Gator, iiom Fortress Moaroe
Sciir william " Thomas from Baltimore.
Schr Thomas, Campx, from Shore with com
SGirs Harriet, Active IL Ho,sur, from Cherry sore j.
(Nld,) with 7 :
SAILED,
Sciir Nashnstm's Barge Benedict Tor Noriuik.
t!ir Minerva, Nser, Tor Balr,ore, coal and tobacco
'cr Ann Smith, Dazzling has dropped down Barnes Reac
u load with wood for New York; aud Adrian, Sharpe
toasns Pilot, Townsend, Cic.hoi;,ly River, with
wood for New York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

naasiv ITS defence. was line .s,andar OF re,,ei
Charles Carroll OF Charlottesville life is as honorable a
9. The Union-"Uni,ed we stand divided we fall"
ID The approaching Virginia Conventon-it will be the
greatest galaxy of wisdom the world sawmav il
II. The 18th April, Is23-"A Star in the East which
announced the birth OF Irish Liberty.
- The PressLe guard every enue to lis corruption
ID The American Fair-1be Corn,ian Pillar which adors
while supports the 1s ToiU Si riSsf'yy
Ey Richard Booker plesn, Of the day The Psesden, OF
The u Srhe choice of the People. ea,cing and will
establish their rights
BY Henry l. Hopkins, " President. Cen Jachson-Ee-
vuos people highly iaceie the expiration o, four wears
l'a Ry INN M9nn from oiee as the I last 9, eols
on Republic of Fieenen; it win close nation Of
BY Edmund w. Benis I he American Eas,e-alay i,
never w.: De eaSsd by tyran nor Wounded by enemy
hy Jno b. Lowry. The President of the day-yVe have
long known HIM, and all love him. if there is virtue ON GARTH il
DdLes on Tire altar OF his heart
by Tho A. Bass The Unon-Inhahed by Ereemen. it
within. ' ~ ~ 7
by William D. Lyon William S Archsr-We have long
uie;! him. and never found him wanting
by Roinuls NJ Layne The Declaration OF Anglican indie
] @ ~, neither is principles NOR It's spirit ever be for
BY Tho T. Hatcher Win. G.. Bives-A living manunen, of
sns, v't,.. and integrity conbnn tie highest Office the
BY John Lowry Bausl T. Archer-weil tried wise
a.roe and humane: whep Virginia orgeis Lis prhc
BY Richard e. Graves Henry Clny--The distinguished
mics. he viii yet come oo, uiumphany Nav Genius and
virtue never want friend. ~ 90 $3.50
BY VIM Scott Henry Clay -"o, breathe no, his name,
fy Tho Scott The Jefferson Debating Society of Pow.
han-fauotc and able, liz beneficial effects will yet make
iiie theme ofenogy
BY Henry ~, hopkins The Constitution of vgnia-The
S'ues' tno ile pest s na'yr political denagogues
by Mr. Joseph Middleton. The Town of Scouts, iia-
Distinguished for It's seah and hospitality.
by Hichar'i + Graves The aides of Powaan--
"Thcy good, they are fair
Nome earth above them
As purein thought angels are;
To see a-sn is 20 love them"
Gy Ihomas I Scott The Fair Sex-Thcir lnnks are mild
volenca-
By Thomas E. Hatcher. The Fair Sex
Not ainr bloom the lilies of tue vale
Whose bHsons open to the velnal gale
by Vim e. Te sentimen, Of Iae eriner virinian
s AS length fulfilled Too long. Erin has thy harp h,,y
upoi the vlow-te notes which nuo baaihes oe those oF
Lbcr.y Gzat E7u,, .lt0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
rowHATAN CELEBRATION.


According TO previous arrangements tile members Of the
Jefferson Debating Society of Powhata Eas,tgtr
Tavern Scove the 9TH July the purpose of celo6a-
ting the SD Anniversary Of American undergraduates The
day beng rainy, bot few members attended Dinner
Dounced at O'Clock, and Capt Richard Booker havn the
last session OF the Society," been chosen President and Dir
Be1ry1 Hopkins President took their seats accordinply
After the cloth removed, the VcePresdent read the Dc
claation Of independence, and Dir Edmund Heipu deli.
vercd an Grafton peculiarly calculated the patriot
feeling incident TO the day Afterwards, the following Toasts
werc drunk with spirit aud creenuness
The Day celebrateNcvcr, while memory exists can
we forget the day which Foreathers "pledged
ves their fortunes aud their sacred hono live free die
10 defence Of Liberty.
The Constitution Of the u S-The offspring ofvirluc and
abiiIy-"Este perpetual"
The departed Patriots and sases othe RevoluonTheir
graves though uuadoDed by the scuptos art arc vet the mos
durable monumers Of Freedom aud Glory.
q, washington aud Jefcrson-In them happily COM
oneo unequalied talents DcOnUptbe integrity, and hound
less devotion to the rights and duties of mankind
Patrick HerIy-T boast and glory Of ViGiuia.
D. Madison and Monroc-Ther lives have Dedicated "a
inc od OF their coUnry their icowczens appreciate then
heart.
q iaaye5eI identified wiz 'ie glory Of haan,r whcr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

no. quite So fatIye have received communication saws
the ~ l. CommcEcal Nominating Henry Clay, Kentucky
r the oihce oil tesin OF the United States, and JOS Story
of Massachusetts for Vice President ne COMMUNICATION IS
c"suded ny the emphatic and Significant words zAe
and He We quite possible 70 preyeu;
the election OF HAIRY CLAY; spite we can do m
say The people are every where talking of linn, saving
thousand finc things i'll his favor But promised 20
support the present administrations ever find any
thing to say III lis favor ourselves too
hastily aud our correspondent must therefore, excuse us fur
10; publishing his nomination. Perhaps he besi come IN
and sit on the icIcc with couple OF years or So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
louisville, June 81.

:. LOUISVILLE, June al
Mr Clay Panok oi public dinner in tie woods, short dis
lance north OF Sheibyvle, Saturday last We
he was compmencd in toast, and made sisor, secch
against Tie present administration
Mr. G. is partaae o public dinner day IN grove near
the EASTERN boundary of,hs city, hc clzrnsaye lean
generally invited, PHbtic .4oU.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

~ IuS. John Roter<saa-(after briefly returning
ms Acknowledgements to the company, for their very
nattcrng reception of the toast just oiferedl
The Pross-As it ought to be-the unbonpht and
fearless advocate of truth and liberty Tie weak and
the wicked alone dread it, power, and would fettcr
us independence, or corrupt its purity.
By Lieut.. RichdsdSon-James Madison. "Iike
Cato firm like Aristidcs juss"-The waves of faction
break impotent at the foot of the solid fabrck that
supports HIS honours.
By Mr.. Henry .Nyers-Ca,hoc Emancipation!
England has added n constellation TO the fumaIpent
OF her glory-Tie lost Peid is found.
ny Capt H. Lortoa-The prosperity OF Horticnl-
ture--more especially the cultivation of the vine
May orr native grape prove like our soldiers not to be
surpassed by any-"when we inay sit down under
orr ownvine and fg tree, and there be none make
us afraid"
by Mir Simon Cullcn-Ihe American fag--Its
stars the brightest in the Heavens of Iudepcn-
dencc-lts stripes are for lis foes.
BY Adt. Jno. q. Robeit-IIenry Clay--The friend
OF Lberty--Libery in its true seseLiberty Of opn-
BY Mr.. VIM. L. Butler----'rhe memory of Lazy
renee! May our last moments be as glorious us his
and our motto be don't give up the ship"
ny Air. Luther barns--Onr late worthy President
J. u Acknowledgements a Statesman and
Diplomatist.
BY Capt Jenkns---'Phe present administration
May the never failing hand OF Providence be its guide.
BY Mr.. III. Gibson Gen. Andrew Jackson,
May he be suppantedin due tne by the enlightened
- statesman and unrivaled Orator of the West
HENRY CLAY.
by NAT. w m. Il Pres on---The President of the
U. Sotes---Eectedas he was by great majority OF
the people of the United Suites he will realize the
expectations OF his ERIENps-and he dces hts enc
u,ieS.
ny Mr. Thos. Stevensnn-Industsy and Enonomv
Tie best securities of our welfare and happiness
May they promote the interest Ill the states n the
Union family.
BY 6Ir. Ro5t Mott Conncll-~-The undaunted
patrot--'nay hrs countryucn dolly appreciate his
merit.
BY Mr. c. W. McGmness--- Lexington in Mas
sochnsetts, and York Town in Virginia The Alpha
and the Omega Of the great struggle for American
freedom.
few other .oasts nnavoitably omitted, having
been either lost OF ms!ud
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

Rr Joseph Stiles nyCTseer named 1Thioa Dickinson OF
Green Island, about IL miles from Savannah Georgia
murdered On The plantation the 18th ut by negIo
woman Mr. Dickinson represented humane and Inv
and assigned for the commission OF the cric
the man acknowledged that the had given no puyo
lion whaicres.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

Letter TO the editors of the American, om their coyIcpou
dent "a Havana, under date of 18th Jua, says"Tnc ci-
ton against Mexico is nearly ready but Gen Barrada has
SEALED orders 10 be opened aud vet know, p,
what point this force viii DC directed. We have no news,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
R6L-IuogE, July j,

=. . BALTIMORE, July 4,
Charles CaSJpN Of Cr7goltonWc understand that the
Venerable Charles Carroll of Caollion, will ride l,ls
day ON the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, distance about
eight hundred feet, which track of has la.
ana hnishcG during lne present week, Eicos M
inc same place ic Of the vaGuc which the
road w pass the Frederick turnpike will be laid by
cf OF atnos Lodge No 10 of Free asDns, address
delivered OH Tire OCCASION
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

letter received IN Philadelphia dated NIa-ssics March e.
1879 states that MIR Cooper the novelist time very
III, ana great doubts were entertained Of his recovery 1t is
stated That he was suddenly and violently attacked but the
DISEASE is not named. " 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

- AATCtlz, june II.
Business is uJrse than dull The merchants are s'not Of
honc The lawyers they say Kentucky, avp gone into
state OF rcracy The doctors face of soic,uniy
aud are shaved by the square foot In fact shall shortly
require pack hounds to keep the rabbits and foxes from bu
rowing u,on Main
Sfcamboat NafchcE-We understand this boa, has been
raised, aud vii probably be refttcd for service.
1etow Fecer is with regret learn that this fatal cpl
1ec mas made IT'S appearance thus early the New
lreans. Seventeen cases reported the day
iorn,ant left the city.
ihfaryThe officers Of the u. s. army in the recruiting
service OF the southern and western Districts have
to joiu their regiments - i1Lory.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

Ijc following SPICY eliilsicn is from the =. Y. Nor
ming Courier s Enquirer. IF the General receives
such compliments from his political Clnds 1t auguss
badly for the continuance Of his Office of President de
fecio There uTe spirits Of different order from
him Of the CoGfjer & Euguirer, who submit with
great meekncss to the dictation of the Telegraph.
II The United Strfes Telegraph. We find in tire
Telegraph of MoDday, the following paragraph:
4dc Mem YorE Crru, and as Corycspoas7s-yer reg ret
u see in the New YORK Courier series OF letters from this city,
in which the idle tle-tae the streets raied for truth
THAT paper continues to publish such letters it will
with the United States Gazette, The Richmond Nhig and
tie Charleston Courier.
The Editor oEthe Telegraph has not let forgotten
the gentle rub gave him last winter, and on late
occasion thought proper TO evince 1t by suppreSsing
thc name Of the Courier 81 Enquirer, when mention
ing the papers in which the NAVY Commissioners ad
vertiseTHeut was to be published. But this is not a
he has reason to believe that of the Editors of
this paper, when at Washington short time since
did not find it difficult matter to learn the measure
OF influence which the Editor of the Telegraph has
with the cabinet and the peculiar estimation in which
he is held by the members of It.
IF our attachment to Gen. Jackson and the MEM
bers Of his administration depended upon our appro-
wing of the which the Editor ftbe Telegraph
has pursued, upon conserving to hold fellow
ship with him, then would our support be short lived
indeed, and oT opposition be violent as our COR
tempt for unprnciped politician is sincere.
We have long entertained but one opinion OF this
same Editor Of the Telegraph, and Notwithstanding
his impudcnt Ioast that he has done more than any
other individual III the United States to advance the
election of Gen. Jackson, we shall still continue TO
hold the opinion Of him. unless indeed he should
the of his ways, and introduce into his life
form" He has certainly supported the admnistra-
ton in jusUfyng the renovafs aEu changes which
have been made in different parts Of the country, but
more particularly such as have occurred IN sc id.Gc-