Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
TMR GAZETTE.


Occh received from all the counties IN Ohio,
and we take pleasure IN i~nformins our readers
that sound principles 1f TRUTH and JUS
TICE has triunphed over MISRULE and
PRESCRIPTION. Gen. DUNCAN Mar
THUR, the Clay candidate, is elected Cover
nor of the State, ever his Jackson opponent.
Gen Lucas, by a majority of something less
than 5000 votes. EIGHT out of fourteen
members Of Congress, are firm and decided
Clay men-In. the present Congress there are
eight Jacksonians and sic Clay men-In the
next Congress, it will be reversed, there will
be eight for lMr. Clay, and SiE for jackson:
Tour OF whom arc the friends Of Internal Im
provements and the American System. In
the Legislature, the friends of Mr.. CLAW will
have, in joint ballot, a majority of eight
Last year the Jackson maiafry was fourteen
Thus the good work goes brayely on. The
ball is in motion. Ohio, as the last State in
the west, who IN her election has spoken her
will at the polls, and the first in population.
Gays 20 her sisters of the north, the centre
and the south, "Te ,cere for Gen. jackson.
but sce are 'oac against him. He haze tried
as administration and lbs measures, aud ICE hare
~~fo@sd them cSstias. Ne had hspes-theu hare
Nsesa a'sepposafed. We had p~lsases-they are
not rcmembersd.n
= Penasylvaata-This State is fast returning
TO correct principles, as is seen by her late e.
~lect!oas. In the present Congress she has but
sne solitary ant-Jackson member-In the
next Congress, there will be at least NINE,
and probably many mere. Indeed, we should
not be surprised TO hear of a majority against
The Wild and destructive policy of the present
weak and imbecile administration.
JW@ssachusetfs-Erotn this State but pa rtisl
returns have been received. As far as heard.
the Old Cradle of Liberty remains true to the
Constitution. John Quincy Adams, Edward
Everett, Nathan Appleton, ii A. Dear
born, Rufus Choate and Caleb Gushing, all
Nat. Republicans, are elected TO Congress,
&c. Our Extraordinary 1MMuisier.-The n.
York Journal of Commerce says gem
tleman just from st. Petersburg, informs US
that the American Minister to the Court Of
Russia, took his passport on the LIST of Sep
TENDER, preparatory TO his return to the u
nited States. Whether by the way Of Eng
land, or France, was not determined. The
state OF his health was very unprornising. All
was quiet IN st. Petersburg up to the above
mentioned date.n
The New York Pest has alss the following
paragraph on the same subject
"JUr. Randolph-We learn that private
letters have been received from ST. Peters
burg, which state that Dir. Randolph has been
obliged by i'll health, to leave st. Petersburg
On his return home, by way of the south eli
europe. The state OF his health was such
as 10 render 1t Improbable thathe would ever
reach the United States"
gTln the course Of some two or three
weeks, eur delegates to the Geasral Assem-
bly,, DIR. Thomas Davis and Capt Levi Hen
shatV yyIll laava this fan Q.h,ao. D..
sens hayin. business Of a private nature 10
transact at that place, are informed that they
will, with pleasure, attend TO the same for
them. -
Amongst the recent arrivals at New York.
we observe, is that Of Capt. GALLAeHER, oil
the United States ship Vandalia, who has re-
turned to the United States to be a witness
upon the trial of Capt CREIGHTON.
" The SECRETARY OF WAR and his family
returned to this city, (Washington,J Oh Sa-
turday evening last, from his visit to I,ennes-
see. -
The President of the u. S. has officially re-
eegnized ANTONIO C. RossIRE, as Wee Con
sui of the King of the Two Sicilies for the
port OF Providence, r. |.
sg2poatment BY The P,esideat-GEoaeg
w. BUCHANAN, OF pennsylvania, to be Attor-
ney OF the United States Tor the Western
district Of Pennsylvania, in place Of Alexan-
der breckenridge.
Thirty wagons Says the Cincinnati Anne
rican,) passed through this city last week, in
company, bound for Texas. They were, as
we understood, FROM the COED State of Con
nectcut, and were no doubt well supplied
with notions. -
One OF the French toasts at the late ccle.
oratlon in Charleston, La Carolina au sud,
and sur devil persists in translating it South
Carolina in the suds' However he is but an
indifferent French scholar Camden Journal
Christian Werlich, who was apprehended
at Wheeling for purloining meney from let
tiers at the Claysville Post Office, has been
tired at Pittsburgh, and sentenced to 81 years
Imprisonment at hard labor.
THE WEST INDIA PORTS.
1850. Sept.-Po,is shut-Priceo of
flour in Baltimore S. so
" Oct. S0.-Ports open-d do. do. A s7A
Falling off 62a
Flour only ga cents %lo,oss, in about one
month after the opening of the ports, than The
same time before they were opened.-Wha
an enormous advantage TO the Farmers, me