Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08


which the representatives of the People relu
sed to authorize. About forty thousand dol
lars have in this way been spent, by high
handed and arbitrary exercise of Executive
power The People no longer hold the purse
strings They are loos.aed ut pleasure, at
the will ofthe President and has Premier.
MAJ jour.
We are authorized TO state, says the Nat
ional lnte,hsencer Of yesterday, that the Sc
cretary oil the Navy, on receiving satisfactory
Information that certain Officers of the United
States Navy had been concerned in the late
duel near Philadelphia, which resulted in tho
death OF Mr.. MILLER, OF that city, commune.
Gated the same 10 the President of the United
States, and recommended their dismissal from
the service; and that the President. on being
made acquainted with The facts, Immediately
ordered the names of the following officers to
be erased from the Register tho Navy. VIZ:
Llef EDMUND BYRNE, Lieut.. HAapToNI
WEsTcoTT, Passed Midshipman CHARLES Fl
DuRYEE, Midshipman CHARLES G.. HuNYrR
The UnIoN.-Son1c fe,c Individuals of the
South haze "calcuiated the ral,ee of The Union,
ssd found that 30 them was ,eorth nothing:
though quite as much, doubtless, IS they ar.
,co'fh the Union. To st'cS the tollacing para
graph from letter q Jefferson 10 John Taylor,
IN 1893, on She subject Of p;rginia and North
Carolina seeding from the Union, MAY i,,part
some ,cisdon,
f,ce reduce oar Union to Virginis and
North Carolina, immediately the conflict ,riU
be estabLished bettoeen tie reD,eseniat;res al
these ttco States, and they ,ciA ead by breaking
INTO their simple units. Seeing, therefore, thai
an association q men ,eh0 ,cM not quarrel ,s;th
one another as thing ,cfich neeer existed. from
the greatest co1yederacy Of nations, do,cn to a
torn meeting or oestry; seeing that zee mist
mace somebody TO quarrel ,cifh, 1 had rattle,
Keep oar .Ne'c England associates for that PAR
pose. thar TO see ow bicke, iags transferred 10
others. They are circumscribed seiilan nsch
nar9'o,c limits and their population so fsu,t.a.
Their numbers ~W euer be DE minority and tl.su
are marked ike The Je,cs, s1ath such percersitY
q character, n, 10 eo-e.ilt4s, from that e.r-
oun'star'ee' The natural dicision Of our parties"
The HARE Jotnnalqfths 18th, nlspecalaiing
upon n.e effect upon tofeign nations Of The block
ade q s7tgiers, has these rcmnks:-"W We must
erpecf, y zee undertake to blockade .4igiers
closely. that The .4mericors. ,cho are trafiickers
beyond eoery thing else, triH seek to es.lev that
port ,cheaeoer there shall be such searcstyas tcH
enable them 10 sen their cargoes dear Then
,c'U recW those questions, still so unsettled, of
blochades q fact and btockades of right effective
btockGdes, and blockadeso'ily notified During
The intervals, american line of battle ships tciu
appear on the scene, and on hoard ships Of soar
Of different nations opinions are ahcass armed
The English too. ,cho, IN losing their ancient
prePonde,amce, still pursue their policy, as,d
feel constant Jealousy Of oar advances, ,ciA not
fdit to seek some cause 5qibling (cltieane) ,cith
US" Hence the ,eyitsr plfers the nseessitg of a
large narat force to be employed 5y France in
this attack. admiral Dtpe,Te, name ,ctish
inspires much coatids,ee u. the FrencL. aary Is
to hare the command. The same paper in an
s,cer TO a question from contemporary Of wha
should be done ,eih .4lgiers ,ehsn taken nsakest
tsis ansner:--''irhen IRE shall hare taken III
gicrs, an erent yet doubtful. yell bloc Il 'skg
high to be sure. We wM bgeak Il as
one ,couid a pistol u. the hands # 90 assassin
or high,ray TObbsr
A British traveller in Brazil gives the fol
lowing account of Panther hant near the
Fila de E'e,naiba.
"Finding still persisted in my favorit. |
pursuit, the Governor good-naturedly resoly
cd on gratifying me with the spectacle of a |
panther hunt accompanied by his sons,
we rode out early in the morning to an ex-
tensiye plain, IN the centge of which was a |
jangle; into this the Vaqueros had succeed |
ed in driving, on the previous night, large
panther. preparatory TO the mornings sport |
We took our station on an eminencs which /
lad q xIatx oF& n