Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

Ny a " n tDf COAhHtS ia his
State, sad q appears rem the result, that
Jscksoaisas has bid farewell 10 Iadiana. So
msts Il ke.7
"Oa Monday, the S0th ofla.t month. Mr..
Stsen de Bile had an interview with Mfr.
t.n Buren,, Secretary Of Stale, at the CITY
hotel IN New York, when be delivered bis
eTeoshusl letter as Charge d'Affairss Of His
Majesty the kiRg Of Dsn1ark, near thi, Gov
eminent. ARd on the next j.y, the SIst. Ba-
Ioz q Osteasaksn alss had an interview with
hlA at ne same place, whss he delivered his
crsdenflal letter, as Charge a'Aasife. Of His
Imperial Majesty the EHpsror sf all tho Rus
tias; aud they were accordingly recognized
in tsst charseteEo
The above singular nstieca;ion appears il
the Official Organ Of Saturday. Reform
seems to have pergadsd every de~partaent.i 10
every fern which can be imagined. II has
oesa the practice to ~fsesiYe diplonatic A..
seSts at the appropriate departments ia
Washington, and to INTRODUCES them 10 the
President, previous TO their official reccgni
ton. The idea Of receiving these agents AZ
a Pubiis hotel, some two or three hundred
miles from the seat Of government. end re.
eosaizing them in this OF hand manner is
ae", bal liant, asd TO coin a world faa BE-
feasaa. Thai. the lYst practical aud distinct
interpretation cfthe phrase ''tr1yolliag cab.
net' which we have received. The very
chamber, as web as the frSs duties, of he
hrst cabinet Minister, has been transferred,
as by Tie touch ola great magieias's wand.
irom Washington TO New York Tbs next
step "a the progress Of reform, after convert
ing . hotel into the State Department, will
perhaps be to eosssrt the State Department
lnto a tayern.-.Na!. jour.
Ia the case Of III Tayish vs.. The proprio-
tors Of the Union Line cf Stage Coaches.
which was tried IN our County Court "a Sa-
tnrsay and yesterday the Jury gave a YER
Dict Of 5000. Mr.. M'r&vish was in jursd by
tae npsetting eli one of thar stages some
months since, and confined TO bis bed four
or five weeks.-Baf. Chron.
Dir. M1Tavish is the British Consul Gen
eral, and received the injury referred TO soon
after his arrival in this Country.
Mr.. jefferson was the frat to designate The
protection of our swa industry, in prefer
ehee to the building u pans supporting Of 70
reign workshops, fhs .3nse,tcs. System. Mr..
Jefferson saw the necessity Of creating a
home market for our surplus produce, and
establishing a 'sysfss Of or o,cn;' which
should IL at once relieve Us from dependence
upon the cid world, aud promote the general
prosperity He enforced the propriety of il.
by prssePt and exanple.-Ffedontan.
We have placed 10 osy FIRST page the inter-
estl2g correspondence between Mr.. Writ
and Governor Gilmer, concerning tho Cher
osee case. We cannot r~ecollect an instance,
81 a more harsh, u|nciyil, insulting reply to
a FAR, courteous and conciliatory letter. than
that Of the chief Magistrate Of Georgia, 10
the communication Of the eminent and ae-
cetnplished lawyer OF Maryland.-1he con.
tra't between the tone and spirit Of The writ
ers IS ne broad as possible, and altogether in
Iayer Of Rir. Writ. Personal contuneiy ad
dressed 10 such a man, On such a subject, in
answer TO s0ca an overture, ~cxcites disgust
and strong ~rSeoiIs All refined anIganerous
ssipds ieal lis grossness and iGjssticc, and
must DO more CT less alicpated BY it from the
case 81 side for which il i, employed. Com
lily particularly becomes high stations.
PhttGd. Not. Gazette.
Old ho!Iises Rader The HGmmeri!-Tbe
Frisate Censtitution,-tas pride of Boston,
ans The glory of the natisn,-is TO be sold ut
.Huctioa'-1hat is, if Mr. Secretary Branch
can have bis way. We have for a long tise
been aware that a misunderstanding Of a Sc
rIous nasare had existed between MF. Branch
and the Commissioner Of the Nsyy,-bu,
never TIL new. did we dreapa, that this plan
was al the bottom Of it-Bcston Gem. Gsr.
G,Saa Jubtiee.-On the 18th Instant the
inhabitants ofBeston celebrated the two han.
dred.h anniversary of its settlement. The
Boston papers state that the most extensive
arrangements for the purposes had been
made. Statutes were fred, and a general pre-
csssion OF the inhabiiants tsok place-a pub
lc dinner was given at Faneuii Hall; and in
the evening music and fireworks.
On the above Interesting occasion, a dis
course was delivered at the Sanctuary by the
Hon. Josiah Quincy, and a Poem was pro
nouncsd by Charles Spragse, Esq. The as
cert duties were performed by the Ascient
Artillery Company.
Recognition sfer fifty gears alsenes-The
following incident is mentioned in the Vii
lage Record, printed in West Chester, Pa.
"a circumstance happened in oar Borough
the other day, which may well be regarded
as extraordinary. 4 gentleman whs had
been absent from the aeuntry for spwar3s OF
fifty ycars, returned to Chester coanty, bis
native home. lie was aged thirty when no
left here, and is now eighty two. i4is con
irs was wholly unexpected, and yst two diff
/ fcrent ladies', At different places Ia town, in
ssaatly recognized hln.
The Boston Courier suggests to Tie Ma
| ti0nal Republicans Of Norfolk district, in
Massachasetts, the propriety ofelectlng john