Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

- ~ IN saw
ing tnaf The number OF poor in Paris. takiso
INTO consideration tie difference in The ameunl
% inc population, is at least two thirds les.
IMAM IN London. Upon Inquiry. | found tina,
every decent. industrious Individual was !
person OF property; they possess their 1000
" ovo" francs; the porter, the bedmaker,
tue cnamoermaid, The bar maid, the WATERS
al my otel, have a little Independence m m,
tunds, or IN landed or funded property
AfPoiNTMENTS BY rHs PRESIDENT
Jeseph Friend TO be Receiver OF Public
Moneys Tor the District Of Lands subject 10
sale at odaehita, in the State Of Louisiana.
wee Henry Bry removed.
Daniel Lane to be Collector OF the Gus.
toms Tor the District and Inspector OF The
revenue Tor the port of Belfast. in the State
OF Maine, from the S0th day of November,
when has present commission viii expire.
Jehn M MCalla to be designated Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue and Direct Tax. for
the state Of Kentucky.
Saocksng Occusrence-We learn that two
young men, brothers, and the sons of a res
pectable physician OF this city, during n gun.
ming excursion on Saturday last. and when IN
the neighbourhood Of Bfistol, fell into some
slight difference, when the Younger became
enragcd, drew a dagger, and plunged il 10
the heart of the elder, who expired almost
instantly. The feelings Of the afflicted rcla.
lives al such an event, can scarcely be con-
ceived.-[Phiadelphia Enquirer.
PANTHER, measuring nine FEET from The
up OF the tail to the point Of the nose, was
Killed week before last, on the mountain in
the neigorhood Of Loudoun, in this county
These formidable animals have become ex.
trenieiy scarce in this part Of the country
The persoA who made the rare capture, was
hunting racoons after night; The panther was
freed by his dogs, after having been chased
some distance, and be was brought down by
one rifle ball, TO the surprise Of the hunter,
who had not previously suspected the danger
he had incurred by the encounter
Franhtia Repub. Noe. %.
A letter from Gibraltar, Of October rs, says
"General BouRaoNr, late commander Of the
French expedition to Alsiers, and his two
sons, are here, waiting for the steamboat, TO
proceed TO England
The United States ship Concord. Captain
Perry, arrived at Gibraltar, cath Oct. from
the Baltic. -
We learn by the brig Lawrence. that much
CONSERVATION prevailed at 81. Thomas, in
consequ ence Of the arrangement entered into
between the United States and England, for
the opening of the British Colonial ports. II
was apprehended that the tradeofSt. Thomas
would be essentially injured.
A serious disturbance has broken out in st.
Barts, arising from the jcalousies existing be-
tween the white and colcred population. To
the date Of our last accounts Oct a7th) II had
not been adjusted. The white inhabitants
had drawn up a memorial to the acting Go
vernon, who it appears had become obnox
ious TO them, declaring that If measures were
not adopted for their protection, they would
protect themselves. As YET, no blosd has
been shed.-.NJ Jour. Com
The Rev. John Leland, recently a celebra
ted preacher Of the Baptist denomination the
same who wrote a celebrated letter 10 Col
Johnson, in favor of running the mails on the
Sabbath, has renowned the Christian faith
and the sacrament Of the Lords Supper, and
been accommodated from the Church.
.Middieser Gasette.
Complete returns from all the counties in
New York have beca received at the office OF
the Albany Argus. TROOPS majority a. as
certained by these is S,506 votes. The same
paper states that the New York delegation to
the twenty second congress, will consist Of
"a friends of the National administration 5
friends Of Mr. Clay, and 5 Antimasons. The
friends of Mr. Clay claim a far larger mum
ber.-BGA. Gas.
The schooner Ninebago, Cartaia Bill,
has made a voyage from Oswego, on Lake
Ontario, in the State OF New YORK. to Cleavc-
! land, in Ohio, on Lake Erie, with a cargo
of salt and merchandise, and returned with
a full cargo of wheat. She did not ascend
the Falls of Niagara, but by the Weiiand
Canal, assembled and descended from the le-
! vel of one lake 10 that Of the other. the dat.
| ference Of elevation being $40 feet Size pass
ed the Canal without difficulty, drawing 7
! feet Q inches Of water. The canal IS not
quite finished, but when finished viii have
a foot more of water, which will be album
dainty sufficient for sloops navigating the
lakes. Oswego is $50 miles from Albany ca
nal navigation. Bnffalo on the Erie is 500
miles Distant I'd. -
An adjourned session of the United States
| Court, was held in Trenton ! last week,
by Judges BALDWIN and RossELL- The
Court adjourned to meet again on the lst o.
December, when an important question VIII
be argued in regard to an injunction whicf
has been moved for on behalf of Joseph DO
nsparte, against the Camden and AmboJ
Rail Road Company, to prevent them Iron
entering upon his lands, for the purposes o