Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-28

Preston, Mononsalia, Tyler, Ohio, and part
Of Harrison and Wood.
DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.
The following civil hint to delinquent sub
scribers, which W. copy from the .Naiienai
Gazette, applies with peculiar force and pro-
pricty to many, very many of the patrons Of
tho MARTTNsBURG GlzErrE:-scores of whom
have not contributed one solitary cent to its
support, since il passed into the hands Of its
present proprietor. If such a subscriber
should shance 10 observe this article, wa
would thank hin to recollect, that he stands
a delinquent for nearly eight gears aud if az
ter reading this personal rebuke of his negli-
gence and this appeal 10 his honor and his
sense of moral justice, he does not take the
resolution 10 contribute something towards
the support of a paper, which he has regu-
larry received sincethe first of January, 1875;
we have only to add, that our enly hope OF
receiving our just demands Of such AN iadi-
yidual, resides in the efficiency Of the law.
**9E1he publisher Of this paper ventures
to make an appeal to the Justice andhenore Of
his country subscribers. His private appli--
cations to them for the payment Of arrears
are too often ~iruitlcss By negiccting or re-
fusing TO discharge their bills, they wrong
him and the true patrons of the Gazette. Ii
is their delinquency which puts it out OF his
power TO increase his means Of giving salts
faction to all, aud as far as this paper1hay be
deemed valuable they prejudice the interest
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pecuniary consideration due, consume his
money and labor, net only to his great Injury
and encouragement, but to the disadvantage
of tie mere liberal order, Punctualitg would
render more easy the discharge of that obi
cation which they contract when they trans
NIT their names for his subscription list
8g&We weuId advise Mr.. sFeyie Sans peur'
of the Richmond Enquirer, to prepare for a
neither summerset-his pct, the COURSE is
about being abandoned BY his old supper
ters-Even a grave Senator and Poet, not a
thousand miles of, has found out that Mr..
Clay is a s'eleyer man"-Ihe People are
coming. -
Dela,gdre.-The annual election 10 Della
ware took place on the 9Th of the present
month, and -has terminated in favoF OF the
republican, party. The political complexion
of the pext Legislature will be as follows:
Republicans, 20 as Republican
Jacksonian, IS majority!
Dcla,care Eiection.-John J. MiRigan, the
National Republican candidate, has been G.
lected TO Congress by a majority of4Z3, The
National Republican candidates in Kent and
Sussex counties have succeeded BY consider
aIia pe.s,s.ftns NAH ,,a IttJ, hnl..naa
Maj9r koah's breeches pocket cannot hold
thee. -
Oaio.-From all we can learn, there re-
mains not a doubt, that Gen. DUNeAs Nj
AETaUR is elected Governor Of this State, by
a haadsoale naaiority-and that the next Le-
G~isiature have q Republican majority in JOINT
ballet. This secures the election Of JUDGE
BURNET TO the United States Senate. The
Jacksonitcs in this quarter give up all as lost.
Lancaster Caseite.
Messrs CAMBRELENG, VE~RPLANcK, and
WHITE, the present delegation in Congress
from the city Of New York have been re-
nominated at Tammany Hall.
The nominating Convention Of the Me
chanics and Working men, have unanimous
ly nominated ABRAHAM Il. LAwREEcE. ADO
MIRIAM CHANDLER, and TnoMAs r. sMrrH,
fer members sf Congress, for the same Dis
trict. -
GEN. UFHAM.-E Extract of a letter TO the
editor of the Boston Palladium, dated Ports
mouth, n. III. Oct g., 1850:
"Having been here for a few days, my at
tention was attracted by a trial in The Court
of Common Pleas, new sitting here, Timothy
Upham, as. Hill and Barton, editors of the
New Hampshire Patriot, for a libel. 1t has
produced considerable excitement, and the
Court has been engaged three days on the
trial. Isaac Hill was present, and took deep
interest 10 it, giving directions, and occasion
ally prompting OF advising the counsel for
defendants.
\ The case was argued by Messrs. Sulli-
van and Bartlett, and committed TO the Jury
last evening at g.. The Jury returned this
morning, and stated that they couldust agree
and were dismissed.
The trial has been reported, and will pre-
badly appear in print ; and no doubt will be
worth reading, as it was proved by the opin,
ions Of ~ or Is respectable Witnesses, that
three or four OF the papers made use Of t.
prove the charge against Gen. Upham TO be
true, were forgeries. A Mir. Isaac Waldror
was the only respectable witness on defend