Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

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rick, q jackson man, 20 be Sostmas,e- "ei.
hss been LATELY detected IN rcbb,pp r. vac
on the SrounS that be was Recommends Ia,
few respectable individuals The prev;ay
eumbent was euHy objectionabls ber.n.ss 10.
was not ally enough 70 believe that C be
Jackson was the 'GFestest and Best'' os .u
and ths' bis Postmaster General was eh
Hence the necessity Of putting in his nI~."-
rogue, AID trusting thousaods:., his -
This 10 only another edition OF the case 80 4. 4
Woodmsn, John Deane, &c. &c. The oa'
asserts that *very few defaults have ocon.ssi
ton account of the appointments made hv 70
''pFesent Administration The d,ffe,s tsS
"lhst respect between lbk s5c the las, 80; =,
''istration is, that this Administrator ab4'
tit detects default, MAKES i.1ovn and rem..
"he .defauiter, the latter adopted, hv -
Sing the detauller.' VIVA, ma, be The ~
of defoRts detected within the brief spses ssss
ing which this administration has been - I
ing, we shall not stop 10 inquire. Tbev ~
not defaulters, but rogues, swindlet. &c
thieves. whom this Adminisiraiioa.nsy bs f.
ly haged with hayisg employed and rew,,d",
with office. Whist was Voodman but a H.
What was be v no "r.&sd" sgrave, but tE.,
And what, lastiys is this Christian Weireh ~
a thief The last Administration would w.
have perverted language so much as n a ny
these men dessuiters In what instance aa
ask, has this Administration made known ~
fact toat sing lie officer, appointed by il. W.,
defdutelf Was IL the Adminis,raf;,n a.
detected the larceny committed. by this Nv
rich! Who was II that made known the g..
that Mr.. Lewis, the Second Auditor was g fe'
faulter to the government? Was IL M, a..
print, and did not the exposure which il mn
lead to the immediate setilenen nj of his arc,n,'i
has TIE present Administration, though repeat,
edly called upon to do so, yet dared TO unra,aJ
the apparent mystery which envelopes the A..
eounts OF 1lmoefiske and Secretary Estonl +.
What single instance has this same adm;ni.,.'
ton detected and punished q single deC.,Jla,
sppointeehy III The lapse of = few years viii,
we fear, exhibit melancholy list for the in
speeton Of the American People; nor can il hs
otberwise when men are thrust into Office. no.
becasGe they are meri'orious aud hsnesi but
because they have shouted and voted and
bfswled for one-vhose mind originally weak.
is farther enfeebied by eye and disease. !,
wen as aarsened By ignorance and preiudics,
Aahcaai Jou nat
We present our readers today with ,hs !
promised reply of Niles King, Esq to tbs
charges affecting bis conduct as Navy Agent
contained in the raeent communication OF tbsI
Secretary of the Navy to Congress l1isre-
joinder 10 the Report Of the Fourth Audto,
will follow In a subsequent number
1t IS unnecessary for Us to detain the read
er by single remark. The replyof Mr.. King
will be perpsed with an interestcorTespond.
,ng with the deep concern which the eommu-
pity have lelt in the viiication of a character
hitherto ansullied by The faintest breathing q
Suspicion, and now for the first time assaulted
L hat tis vlndicatioa is amply and satisfaetori
iy made eut IN the explanations he has mad.
on all the points of accusation, we think M
mud that is not utterly deaf to cenyictia
will deny.-.NoYok Herald,
Lake Erie is now nav;gated by seven fine
and large Number of schoonsr.
What was the trade on this lake before the
late War-say twelve or eighteen years ago?
W hat shall 1t amount TO few years hesee,
when the Great Ohio Canal shall be epened,
and even the shores of Lake Superior teen
with busy ireemeue Michilraackinac IA pos,
so distant that the news eves Of the deeiara-
ton OF war against Great Britain did not
reaessthe post Tor about two months is now,
as IT were, close Ly us--withip eight or ten
days travel ifam the Atlantic cities; and the
waters OF Alichgan -aresunited by ,navigsts
communications both with the 81. Lawrence
and the Hudson, and soon will be with thaG
the Ohio
sF|C'HS1fo OF u'lss !1iiIsttcateO simplicity; IN
the shape of a huge Eee'tsced eaunt rg nan ina
rfnoek frosa.troek and caropy whiskers, pre-
sened himself TO, enc Of the offieens OF La nbsrs
street, on " edassdsy. aud, with a sheepish
lrn, thrust letter into his hand, directed
$40 Inc Priests office, Witchsple." Yhe ofi.
Ger read the contents, which turned out 10 be
a rec0nsm endatfon from some. Overseer in the
coun'Fyf9r the bearer to be admitted ia tho
New Po'ice. "Ees," said the countrysaan. 81
oecaefn'd o'Furposeto be a polish maa. Ian
c@nS'dered mortal 'cute lad IN eur pesrts
and 20 measter says 10 their be ter thousand
~atehmen wanted IA Lunnun city and thee
eeest the lad for them thelvea chaps So
gets me good cudgel, as YOU may zee, Ids.
playing formidable bludgeon) as they mar
" ant leafhe'i'. bit; and coom'd straight from
brenchly.' 1t actually appeared that the msa
had walked that distance in the fun confidence
Of being Immediately elected in the New Pc
bee. AS nothing could be done for him in this
oH'ce, he appeared absolutely dumb with 80
ionishment; but, al the recommen nd alton u one
oil the officers, he proc< eded to SeotlandYafd
m hopes OF meeting with better luck TO bis ap' +
plicsion.
"Pmty," says the New Orleans ADVERTISE,
''ehn do any thing-it can convert him whose
election was dreaded as curSe, into Statesman
and patriot of the highest oTder--it can wash
The blacklist sins in ethe, and they are for
gotten--ii can make men forget what ,bsm'
selves formerly were, their own opInions--
Ihelr votes Their acti0ns--tbel: assoeat
can MAKE them The advocates of what they tor.
merry opposed, snd the opposers OF Whist they
once sdVocated-in short IL can do any thing
II can make a true democratic republican, one
81 the most IncoTripible fe1eraIists in len nl1s