Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24

eur shores large huWoes " N"Ns'
come here for The purpose ct establishing
themselves % permanent iniisoitan''. 1uugihS
from wha, we have sssn, and IRON accounts
-.es,yed frocn tho "nesber county," It msy
safely be calculated tbs, the number Of emf
grants 10 The Uaited States the present sc ar
FINN Crea, Britain and ireland. particularly
the ssrmer, Willie Unprecedented and Il Is
eons,l, certain, t5st they viii constitute, % a
body, sfar more respectable and 'n'eh'gent
poouIstisn than most Of their Predeces'o's'--
T.sueb n-n from whatever qasrter V1ey a'sJ
come, our country bids cordial welsome.
u !, rated IN 4, letter from our London Cor
vesnonden,. da,ed April 22ad, TIA, 900 emf.
grants had.Ieft that port ~ith'n i've or ak
weeks ureviyus, and tina, about 500 more we're
orenarins 10 follow them. The Norwich her'
curry Of april CAB, says
.-,,n, The consequences Of the present
.,,,.+r q, The county, which, white It escapes
.s.r.t ob.erya,ioo, nevertheless WI soon
So T., be felt IN -t,s effects upon trade, tie
~i,c.t.,ioa of The revenue, and the poor S fS'f,
;s tss .as,, ration Of individuals new rspdty Sal
extensively going onin sif'"st eyeFD county o.
Earl,na. Amongstth points also @hieh 'be
E.s:,.stF ,rsse.is 20 the calculations OF the
s,.tern,r. i tie direction II niSes. h's dirsc
-, :. y,r;ncipatly togaEas the United states,
s.ss,.so,l 9Th WEIGH, the attraction OF other
I,1s,ss Is cos1parati7eiy weak. The al rantases
an.,ica enjoys 10 Ns advanced coniofis- rs
pyn,,stion Of liberty, and, soo.e Az, IN 10
chen ooysrnnent, allure by lar the create.
nor,ioa Of emigfants IRON the preference Of
80, ,alonies. hGdt 60 these, the charg
Z. arnut tar
q. a. Canada, ahilc the temptations, iheueh
sufy;r;eo,lv great erlaps 60 induce enc who "a
.,rno,gI;ng- hard but uasuceessiuiiy 10 Eng land.
n 30 the chance Of change, are yet less tiish
those which invite him elsewhere Our atte3'
,ion 70 ,his matter has been constant, ana whiie
", have not failed 10 remark the m"fe ifs
oueui notices ofthe for emigration ~ tee
provincial Journals, our regard has been pam
fdIy excited by the knowledge that our own
dig.riet has of late yielded mp large number
,o, = few OF whom are industrious isFmerss VINO
,vrrv away no slight amoent OF capital, and
bic ritz ms, who also, TO country where 10
her ia in demand and manufacture III rs infancy,
vii, take with then most valuable effects. N
their skiIl, energy and perseverance,
Goblet, in letter to Mr.. Wilnot Horton,
dated Hull, April l7th, has the following char
scteristic remarks:
ssXnu need be ~ TO ahAtSty AHput bN'Ni's
cid of the industrious people OF fng'sndi You
- v;,bdraw your propositi0n for mortgaging
the poor rates. in order to taise ms"sy Tor
,ansnort;og them TO the bsnks OF Nova ecots,
.nd the vilds aud swamps OF Canada fhey
ARE poinr OF their own accord, ana a. ene" osh
exnepse From Kent aud Sussex soeut z0OOi
from Yarmouth 400; from Boston, oy cahal' 10
I;verpooi recently, shout 1Joi from oi hshire
. and lancashire, by way OF LNeipeSit ioOV, OF
thereabouts, roy recently; rem nus soh|
ais year. an d going, about 7OCO! From scot
al bout 1000. kil, with the exception Of
a. on,r among the Scotch, bound tor TIE u
r;,eh states. tor. though some OF The HUI sad
Y.gmonth shics are bound for Qde1ee, the peo'
- ore oo;ng TO the United States. have
bera,on bosrd Of one If the sh'Ps hosl aon6
from this place have had great pleasure IN
finding that these sPIriicd people have TOO
rnueb seose to think Of remaining al hour lon
ger Than necessary 10 the barren spots under
tho .vay of the KINe's otGce7s. Some ofthese
nfonla cap,y more than two thousand pounds
each with them Three millions OF gold Will,
,hia very wear, GO from England 10 tue United
states by the means Of emigration 70, ne,
Wamo,, the paupers do not go. ina aged,
she deformed, the decriped, NAe orphans, me
. lazy, the insane; these all remain |" be Kept
along with the dead weight; with ina HsnoFe
. yian officers, widows and children; with the
pensioners, eineeu9e people, the two sdmlFs's
10 every ship Of the line, the three generals 10
. every regiment Of soldiers, and the res OF thf
g K1xo's affairs. Famous news for you and
aislthus"
~ might be supposed. at hrst viow, that the
introduction OF such mass of foreigners INTO
. our country, would be attended with danger,
IN the event of gar with Ggeat Britain. Hut
. exoerieEce proves, that sGter n few years resI'
aence, The great majority offoreigners, instead
B.. of retaining the monsrchicsI prejudices with
which they were educated. become enthusias.
, rio admirers Of our insiitutiensi and err, If at
ali. by tendency 10 absolute radcalism, ha'
. nv Of them, indeed, cherish but a very iFnper'
feet attachment to their native country a, tue
. moment OF their departure. The Norwich pa
per, above quoted, says
within the last two months letters bave been
:. tent TO us written by persons On the eve OF de-
parture, to others OF whom they had no knowf
edge but from public and general character,
OF a description the most dctestabie, One a.
, rpongs, the IA from a man who bossls OF beng
ain the prE.e ot life. the father OF Sax soma aud
-four daug htsTs, All ready and Wiling TO feHoT
, several ussiul trades, aud Of being posse
OF 1900 soyerigbs," addresses gentiemsh OF
abe puTest sno most GsnsNo'eat charac'ef' III
. terms of 4 , sotute exc osauoh--he dehOuncek e
t.,-ol a,,I y,engeanca aualnst England