Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
obc dient servants,
Il, TAYLOR,
JOHN RIDGE,
w. $. COODY,
Cherokee Delegation.
Washington City, | iii! Dec. 1880.

A French lady ofquskty, seeing the fuaer.
ii procession OF her husband, exclaimed, "Ah,
hoy happy would my poor husband be n he
could sec this SIGHT, as he was remarkably
iond OF ceremonies"
The following is an extract from the Wash
ngton correspondence Of the Boston Adyer-
tiSer Of Saturday last:
''Gen. Green took much pains to show HIM
self in tEsc Hall. and in the Senate chamber,
and his eoGntenance bore this inscription
'lf yeu do not elect me Printer, | will black
tai You read on the countenance of the
Jacksorinns this answer Black bah away"
Respard IF $1,000 By an advertisement
~ the New York papers, ii viii be observed
that The Ocean and American Insurance
Companies, have offered reward of 1000
dollars for the recovery Of the specie, (sHppo-
scd $4,000 landed from boat, belonging to
the late tsig Vineyard, and buried in the
sand, on the beach OF Barren Island This
EirGe reward win, doubtless, add great in-
dlccments for the people in that quarter to
make eager search Tor the lost money.
The New York Journal of Commerce, of
yesterday, contains two documents announc-
ed thus in latter from Carthagena, DAFT
September 81
Il send ~" a copy OF Gen Doivar's an
'wcr TO the proposition of Gen Paez, made
through the Commissioner Of the latter, Col.
Austria, To cro3cn tia Hing. Also, General
Bolivars Secrctinstrnctions TO the said Com
missioner. The whole is an ample refutation
OF tie cafimny invented by Paez, the original
author Of the projcct.-tl.at Bolivar aimed at
the establishment of monarchy. This was
the second time that Paez had made the same
attempt The first was in 1927, when he sent
the celebrated Guzmau, his actual Minister
oi State. TO Lama, :Or that express purpose.
His exceIleney's refusal on that occasion,
mainly contributed to the first rebellion Of
Paez in the same year,
The Journal of Commerce seems to con.
slder the documents as authentic, but no ey-
lderce is given Oh this head,-.Nat. Gag.
The Whalc Fishery.-rhe Editor of tho
New Bedford Gazette expresses a doubt
whether the demand for oil, candles, and
whalebone, will keep pace with the exertions
used to maintain or increase the supply OF
these articles. That paper estimates that the
vessels oil ihis country now engaged in the
fishery, bling home yearly, on an average,
about five millions of gallons of oil. This, it
is minated, is as much as can be probably
vented That paper seems 10 entertain fears
of the trade being overione. These fears
-. io"SN premature, IL inc Ecncfdi pEOiuS
afforded by it, are on a similar scale with
that OF the ship Hercules, as mentioned in the
Salem Gazette. That vessel has just rctu4..
ed from her first expedition. With her out.
nts says the Salem paper,) she cost about
I4Ou0 dollars: she was absent 10t months,
and the owners share of the return cargo will
sell at from % to $4,000 dollars. Such re-
suits may indeed tend to produce the state
OF things feared by the New Bedford Editor;
Out they afford conclusive evidence that tho
"h"ltng business is not vet ovefdone.
hTs- SARATfs PERRY. mother of the late
capt .. II Perry. died, lately, al New Lon
don Her husband was Captain in the Ma
W, IA John Adams time, AMI her fire sors
we're IN he Navy from their childhood; Two
o her three daughters were the wives of ma
val officers.
yenl6 between II and IS years of
age has arrearedat Chesterin pennsyi,
Vapia as methodist preacher ffe
harangues Xtemporaneously, aGcord-
'ng TO Chester paper, with force.
nethad, aud variety, sptness Of illns-
hation." Nevertheless, he should be
.snt back L. school. Mere boyhnod
aay be ielera'Fd nnthe stage, not ia the
..uipiL- Nat Gaz.