Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
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our hast, one vessel alone taking 200 passsn-
ssrs, another 100, Sc. Notwitl.staa,liag .l,nso
Idepoftatlons, the number of indisieaals o, tho
class alluded 10, who wero 10 To- seen on
Tuesday last, wandering about tie town IA
srery direction, appeared unds,psnsl,ed
| E4'l Pocket
| The quays Of Greenoek and pert saasrny-
preseHtsd an unusual hustle during tbs isst
week, by the arrival and embarKetios. ~ emit
grants irooI all parts of fire coHnirf. ~ s.li-
Gus vessels about 10 sail for An,erca THO
Cofsair was 20 sail this day. fcsler.lay. tho
Cherub sailed Tor Montreal, with Il few we j.
thy agricultural aud commercial ena,stans..
who, we hear, have taken conaiderao.
sum of money with them 10 their adopted
country. The Earl OF palhousio. also s3asla.l
for Montreal, was 10 sail this day and sho
also takes cut a few passengers. I be Cas-
sandra from Port Glasgow fer New Gulk, ia
TO san on assday win, We learn, q bous .5o
passengers The MATHS fer euiiafa4iaA Is no
Dhited States. seems stlil 10 iase with sEa>-
bated iory. 80 taat, 40 sooner j. one vessel
sailed, than another A. immediately liilec wils
passengers. The manufacturing and cosn-
meIcial spscuiations which are tostersd and
encouraged by the tariff laws of Ancrie..
have bad the stfest OF draiout Our couasry
GIFTS inn rovements aad nay OF ats product
i've population. Glasgow Isfe,sicic
Emigration - We stated few days ago.
on the Authority of respectable corresponds
ent resident IN keni, that emigration - ho-
coming vsry general among the small farmers
and other persons who hare pe. uniary means
for removai.-lit another communicate from
the same gentleman. ne learn that the rage
for emigration ~ rapidly spreading, and that
many OF the lano owners OF kent are likely to-
bays their farms thrown ssddenly on tnesr
4 hau a
| ing 10 leave their homes express their inton~
lion oi proceeding 10 the United Stotes.
Globe
Never, we believe, was distress 50 greataAs
Il iAAs this time on the harderA of Desbysh
and stafforashire. Removals, saie,, dis
lraints for rent, and elcisrat'eu 70 America.
are without precedent She6is!dJo,yaat
7o NJ. Jtiiiset Horton. .3,,i.o,' Of ihree Lss-
terson Erastat,ca.
HgrL, April H.
| S;r.--Yoa need be IL 40 aas,ety about
getting ris of the Industrious ~ optic Of Eng
| land; you may Withdraw your proposition for
Dortgaging the poor lates IA oiaer 90 raise
money for transporting Ia IA 10 the banks OF
| Nova Scotia aud tie Willis and swamps of
Canada. They ara going of their own Sc
cord, and a Alelr pwn expense. From Eeat
mad Sussex about 1000. from Yarn.upsh tsls
/
! w, abou, 400; from Yorkshire and Ianca..
shire, by way Of Liverpool, 1900, or saereys-
bouts, now recently, FROM Huh, gone this
year, and going, about o00l From Scotland
about 1000 All, with the exception OF .n1
\ poor amongst the Scotch, bound for the Lnl-
! ted States; Tor though some OF the Hail and
Yarmouth ships ale bound tor Quebec. lLo
people are going TO the United States. ihayo
been on board ono OF the ships Row gong
! FROM this place. | have had gr.at pleasure
IN finding that these spirited people have tee
much sense 80 think Of remaining an h1ar
longer than necessary ia the barren .pots ua-
der tbs sway OF the King officers. some OF
these people carry more than two Thousand
pounds each with tncsn. Three millions cf
| gold will, this very year, 30 from hnglapf
| 10 tho United States, by The means oi eE4i-
grafton No. no, Wiltnot the paupers do noe
20 Tho aged, the deionned. sLe dacreP,t.
toe orphans. the lazy. the insane; those Ell
remain to he kept along with the dead Weighs
with the llansg etlan officers, widows md
children: with the pensioners, siaecufe pes-
pie, the two Adinirals to every ship 81 the
lme, The three Generals TO every fsbinsent OF
soldiers, and tho rest oil the Kings aiias o.
| Famous news for you and hal;hns!
WM COBBEYr.
| p. S.-These emigFants say, that WhcEs
they get 10 the United States, they are sara
to iind no laws for .sdisposiDg VI their dsad
bodies for dissection"
| II the king of England should die, his bro.
! thor William Henry, Duke OF Clarence, wlli
succeed him. George was born August IL.
1862. OF The Duke Of Clarence, we ind tho
following biography in vol Ill Of DIR Lisber's
Encyclopedias Americana, just issned peotn
the press of Messrs. Carey and Lea, Fhill-
delphia The heir presumptivs after ths
death Of the Duke Of ClaFence,is the Princess
Alexandra yictoris, born May "a. 1919.
daughter of the late Duke OF Kent.
( Clarence, Duke Of William Henry, Prince
of England, second brother oil KFg George
i w. born August At, 1865, was educated for
the Navy, and passed through all the ranks.
but reseiyed no command. In the House OF
Lords he constantly opposed the W ar policy
of the Minister Humanity is indebted 10 hinA
for his excrtion: for the abolition OF the slava
trade. Ills unitsg with tbs opposition con-
! tributed 10 he overthrow Of Pitt and Adding =
| ton, bat he sui lived on the best terms ~ IN
| the royal fan.ly. He WAS passionass'y as
tached To the celebrated actress, AlFs ~ rsars,
with who.u he vas contested niang years.
and RAD seyeral children by her. Sbe..tea at
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