Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

Brooke, Th. J. Stuart. Washington Swoope,
VIM kinney, jr., John Wayt, jain B.
christian, Chesley Kinney, Joseph Brown,
and Capt. Samuel Miller.
s94ascrst, Maple Greek Needing house.
u. Davis, George n. Rose, r. 5. Qdarles,
and +. b. Gilbert
sdnsseTst-John ID. Davis, William FL. Gar.
land, Thomas II. Brown. franklin Sewing,
James Coleman, G. Claiborne. K A Ca
Del, Joseph Staples. DR.. 2; c: Cabell, Dr..
~: T.. Watson and William Scissor.
be,hsiey Alexander Stephen, Charles Jas;
Faulkner, Edmund p. Hunter. Washington
Evans and Dcct. Thomas Davis.
Cazlp5eg-H Henry J Brown. T.. b. Withers,
William Early, James Nj. Cobbs, and Louis
(: Poindexter.
Frederieksburg--Col Thomas III: Bolts.
Jefessas-aisj John Peter, Henry Berry,
Joseph L. Daugherty, Doct George Il Ste.
phenson, Doct. Mann 2. Nelson and Charles
Yates
Loadotna G. Beard, R. G Baily,
Charles Nj. ID. Binns, John Stephenson, Hen.
~ NJ. Thomas, John fanny, Charles l.. Pow,
ell, I; 2. Mcintire. and Robert NicIntire.
LynchbTg-Doct. J: l.: Cobhs. Richard
l.: Mosby
.nathe,cs-Cok Christopher Tompkins,
Henry w: Tabb. Henry P: Vac Bibber, Al
fred Billaps, Thomas Lumpkin, T.: z: Ben.
son. and Omega Billups:
Norfolk borough -Cincinnatus Newton,
John n: Wake. Thomas c: Tabb, William
Woodward. ): Hutshorn and Newton G.: King
Spottsylraaia--Raleigh L. Brown, jr:, Jno:
w; Harris, Robert b: Semple aud Thomas
jackson
City Of Riohmond--John s: Myers, Benz:
+: Niche, John Harvey Price, Doct. Rich'd
A: Darlington and Henry Gibson
Rockbridse-Charles p: Dorman, Alex'r
L: Eskridge, Samuel MD: doore, John w:
Harris, and James NJ: Davidson
ythe-Charles l.: Crockett. Isaac Left
wieh, 4. Sayers, Thomas j Niche, and
Alexander II. fl: Stuart
Meetings 10 appoint delegates have been
called IN several other counties.
sJ-The Cholera is in New York. II made
ITS First appearance there on Sunday the LIST
lnst-on that day aiie cases were reported,
eight of which proved fatal 1t has been on
the increase since that time On Friday last,
THiR rY SEVEN new cases were reported
by the Board of Health, NINETEEN of
"hiSh i'tuNOL tdtdl--Ub GdtbiQtt HitL&t Two
cases were reported, and twelve deaths. Ii
rs useless to he alarmed While we sincerely
hope that IFS ravages will not extend over the
country, it is the duty Of all persons TO take
the peedlu precautions to guard against its
approach, and, in case it should reach US. to
lessen its malignity. III towns, particularly,
this is most imperative duty, which cannot
be neglected without great danger and great
cnminality. The Police Officers are more
especially entrusted with the oversight Of such
matters, and armed with power to execute
the laws; but, they have not the huEdred eyes
of Argus to discover all the latent causes Of
disease which may exist in our yards, gar.
dens, cellars, sc. and it is therefore lncun.
bent on each citizen 10 see that has own pre-
mises are kept IN a proper state OF cleanlI
ness-so conducive 10 comfort as well as to
health 10 enforce the performance Of this
duty, would seem to be as unnecessary as 10
persuade men not to pour down their lhroafs
draaght of poison
Usssed STATE Reak The hiil secissFeeFing
the Bank of the United States, has passed
both Houses of Congress in the Senate, II
will be recellected, the ajonty in its favor
was s: In the I'll. OF K. the vote stood thus:
Ayes l07, noes S2-majorty %. The bill
now only needs the signature OF the Pres.
dent to become a law. We think it exceed
lRgly doubtful whether ii will be approved
Ivy him. Though there rs no telling what
Van Buren, wall do with him V an has taken
up his abode IN the palace has extreme haste
from New York to Washington clly after bis
arrival from England, indicates much alarm
upon the subject. Ii Gen. Jackson veioes the
bill, we viii guarantee the people viii oeto him
Deeply impressed with the great and en-
during importance OF the Land Bill which
has been nlatured and recently passed by the
Senate, observe with unteigned regret the
decision OF the House OF Representatives, yes
terday TO postpone 1t TO the next session,
which is tantamount to a rejection of the
bill No measure has, in oar judgment, en-
gagged the deliberations OF Congress since
the adoption OF the Constitution, more deep
ly affecting the pui,lic veal, whether we view
its capacity for producing immediate and last
ing good, or for adyertlns possible evil We
had entertained strong hopes to see IFS con
situation added to the honorable results oil the
present laborlous sessloD.-sNaf Ht.
The Bank. The impression, on Wcdnes-
day, among bis personal friends, was that
the President would celebrate the 4th of July
by signing veto on the Bank bill. Instead
of dong this he communicated to the Senate
his approval of bill appropriating more
than million for nternaiimptoyements, con
tanning provisions as unconstitutional as the
MaysVllie road bill
The runner, yesterday, was, that four Of
the cabinet proper had urged upon the Presi
deat The proprety of approving the bank bill;
aud that the Kitchen Cabinet are at a loss TO