Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

that address, an Adams man; and in the
bridge and Williams Circular the writer's
sad they had assurances that Judge smith
would not remove faithful officers. esidesfv
histing at the anti Jackson course he would
pursue. -
S1-Ne are sicsansd. saws the WIsca,set.
Me- Citizen, with every DAYS rcpert of The
low and disgracefal re-orts Of Jscksoni.m r.
accomplish their designs at the late election
IN tins State-sush as putting in 1--WE or SIR
votes each IN some townsville creditor en-
ocavorins to force the debtor TO vote for
smith Sc' by threats at the polls bribery
IN various iorms-circulating reports that
"tssvern9r Hunton caused the Cegsps to be
taken 40 order to lay a dry tar on the PEG
PIE. las story was told by nen in this
vicini'y who would. we think, blush to see
'hefr pames exposed The distribution OF
pamphlets. handbills Crisises. kc. by Ped.
officers.
But all this vanishes into thin air, compar
cd with the following device in a neighbor-
ing town. a jackson trader had FIVE dol.
lars given him a few days before the election
on condition that he would sell mslasscs at
a reduced price until after the election, and
tci those who purchased that the c~heapness
was owing 10 Gen. lackson's veto on Air.
oiay's tariff. by which the duty on molasses
was taken olfiil
Incredible as this may appear it may be
reiied on as IN substance correct.
The political Clarion gives the following
as Toasts drank at a Public Dipner in Berri
en- county, Georgia. on the last anniversary
of independence. They are savage enough.
certainly, and II. at all characteristic of the
People of That county, the county ought Ger
tainly be baptized by a more appropriate
name
"tieyaiaghuysea. OF New Jcrsey-May he
be executed by an Indian, and buried by his
dictator, Daniel Webster
Daniel Webster, ,of Mass-May his pas
sage to Washington City, TO tina next Con.
gross, be obstructed by thorus, and should he
arrive, may his food be Indians flesh, and
served ZIP BY an African"
New Orleans was visited by a violent storm
on the sth of September The water was
several feet deep in the streets. The thunder
was violent, and the lightning struck in sew
erai places. Ihe masis of the ship Aurora
and, a Spanish vessel were sbiyered. and n
hoHSc al ~ fdubuuib o. May was BLOWN
down. One man was killed and .nother
wounded. The yellow fever prevailed very
generally IN the City, but il was not consid-
cred SO malignant as formerly, as there were
fewer deaths.
.afrnatagcs II a Military Parnie.-The inn
mediate vicinity of the steam engine, which
exploded last week in New York, was a COM
mon resort for little children-a very large
number ofthem was playing there two min
uics before the explosion, but on their hear.
lng military 0uslc, the little fellows scam
pered round the corner to see the Jackson
Guards.-One man only was seen passing
over their play ground at the moment OF the
explosion, and he MAS kiilcd-.N. Y paser.
Census Of Mao York City-The last n.
| York Mercantile Advertiser, contains The
aggregate of the returns from nine wards
OF that city, which, makes the population OF
these wards amount to liz ,Of2. by a cal
| ~culatlon founded on the number of votes poll
| ed at the different elections, wi hin the last
two years, as compared with the above cen
sus results, the Mercantile computes the
whole poralation of the city at 2eo ,942. This
the Commercial Advertiser thinks. is not far
from The mark. The gain in the last live
| years is less III proportion than that Of the five
| t1&io EiCft III - Attt DttIialHAt1 Il
l22 ,106-and in 1871, it was l66, OS6.
.1p,sinfment BY The Presidcni-"The hon.
Philip i. Barbour IA member Of Congress
from the state OF Virginia. has been appoint
ed by the President Of the Il. States. Judge
| OF tie T.. ). district court, for the district OF
Virginia, rice George HAY, deceased. We
have not yet understood whether MIR. Bar
bour accepts the appointment.
fredericksburg .7rena.
Gen RooT has declined the nomination OF
the Working Mems Convention at Sslina.
He intimates that he is bound BY inclination
! and b. duty TO submit to the decision OF the
iierkinler Convention. which bas nomina-
ted Mr. HRooP, as that Convention was
called with his concurrence.
General PironER has also declined his no
minasion, as Liant. Governor by the Salina
Convention. -
Contributions haze been made for The re
/ lief of the sufferers by the late fire in Glou
c%esier, Massachusetts We perceive that
Boston has RENTED between 3 and 1000 dol
lars for this purpose; and the name Of the
Hon. Benz. w. Crowiashield is down for
500 dollars. A letter from Gloucester says,
of this muniicent Slu-"lt is worthy of the
man" -
Tie Portland Advertiser. with much
felicity, calls Mr. VAN BuEEN the Polis-
nae OF our country, the policy Of whom
is self, self, SELF"