Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

Up ano'a 40 sue Was getting uI
der way. with the feet a. H,ys
on the 9Th inst. In heaving % ths
Choir the capstain suddenly gave w.,
and killed from l0te IA nen.
EXPORT OF
editor of .hs Savannah Georgian h'I
compiled a table of the exports az =.
staple from the States of Louisian,
sbama, Georgia and South CsroiaI
for the FIRST nine months Of The ora."'
season, ending 30lh June, which y;
no denbt be fousd essentially esrr..l
BY This statement it appears tia, NJ
excess of foreign shipments this Az.
the last season, is 1913 $50 bales. D,1
withsiabding a falling off at New ~
leans Of q 1908 baIes--of which .vl
cess, Crest Britain ha. n, O93. ,n1
Hayre 1863 bales. The coas,w;.l
exports Of this fall short Of those Of H.
SEASON 35,O61 bales, in c~eDseouenc,
q decrease at New Orleans of Dc al
bales. The increase of exports ti.r
this season, foreign and ceas,wis
8O,49l bales, making in the .cron
we odd The difference of starL
(67,770 bales a total of l48 26l bali,
THE ~JNDIANS.-Ths rsmo,,
o. ths Six Nations of Indians. ~recsi,rl
last week their aanual stipend fan
the Government. In ~ceuysrsa,io1
with some Of The gentlemen astacb,1
TO the agency, we learned ceserald
that the physicist and moral csnda;od
OF the Indians improves; tina, more Il
them than forsnsrly, provide therl
selves against the intrusion of winter
fewer in number drink ardent, soirilJ
more adept the dress of the whites n
their dealings with the wEites thej
understand The value Of property. su1
generally regard their word. and n
all cases whera an Indian is sober sud
Industrious he is honest, They rails,
coed crops, and keep their horses aud
cattle better than some of their nsls
bors.-BqDalo Republican,.
Unfortunate Accident-On Tps
day last, a%boutsnoon, when the steam
boat Ohio was landing ;Bassengsysa
WestsPsintt onher pssssgsse Altav
three or four persons, Thy some mis-
chance, were lprecipitated from ib.r|
small boat into the river, andws reQcd
to~stste iha! Mr. Mount, q yeurg gsa.|
tEetpan ofIJew Yoik was uciortunsh.
~ drowned; the others ware saved
1t is supposed that Mr.. N-unt reccIud|
SEINE injury which stunned him, fuhe
was az e~pertswiuimsr. The aushs-
tiles at West Point fred many wollie,
ID hopes of raising the body no tn.
surface, bot when the Albany passed.
sbout 4 o'clock in the afternoon, il BID
not been found.
Extract Ola letter received in Bostcs, iron ft
wanna, dated 9th July.
just now there is muca tronbis a.
mong the dry good dealers in the city |
Several Of them have stopped payrsa
and many more ATE expected. Thns
a stain is thrown on more thar two sBd
q half millions Of paper, which hat
hitherto passad as currently as deob
looms. There is scarcely a house Of
magnitude in tbs place that is wlthsuii
at least a hundred thousand dollars o.
this paper
ImPortontl!'-We copy The fellow
ing Uery 'mportont article of iniellr
gencs from the Boston Gazette Of FRI
day last:
Gen. Duff Green, Editor Of the
Washington Telegraph, is now Oh .
Uisit to this city"
Small Matters .-The Legislature al
New Hampshire. at the late session.
gravely passed an act TO change tho
name of a tswn from Adams to Jack''S'
Some ID or Is years ags, the Legislature
Of Massachusetts changed The name OK
a tswn from Gerry 10 Wellington pref
vious to whish the legislature of GsOr.
g'a had changed the name OF a county
from Randolph toJasp~,-becsuss MI
Randslph's abandonment Of ~repuol'csa
principles, in times past; but latteriJ re.
penting sfthis important reprobaiion ..
the Virginia orator." and seeing si'es,
taat Mr.. Randolph had changed bis Pfll
eiples, OF that the rules Of party naa
been SO much altered as to make n'n
l. riSIature