Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

Treasury IN s,lvery voice whispers
---"gIeatest aud best, how are you tbss morn
ing!" = Then, the Judge squats himself en
the gossip Stood aud adula,es till p NJ
Then enlers laekey with card from Mar
tn Pas B,u@i--who viil ride with the Pre-
ssdent at half past i.--Altcr that, succeeds
d,sner, with cse,c of sycQphaats, who all
chant greatest a,d bcst! - 10 that succeeds
a glass pye-and the day ends with the
isttaby ddstaston oi--.NadaW Eaten. aud her
frietds! r. S,ceetsiumLers. attend y GU. ""great
est and oest." whispers the soft voice oil AIRS,
Eatoaf
.4moru dra,os The cwfaia. aud the voice Of
ialterer haiis greatest and bosti!!
Such Is the imbec,lty aud do.age
OF ANDREW JACKSON
AMUSED With loysl
BETRAYED BY WoMEM
FLATrEREB by NEN!-- and
CAJoLEp 10y SycopHANTsl--
To amend all ths--ihe People have resol
we'd 10 tETo ANDREW JAcxsoM
The Louisville (kJ.) Herald Of the first
instant. says:--'Louisvillerca lains very heal
thy. Vefy lew cases OF severe bilious fever
as we have been informed by several phys
clans oil standing, have occurred. But there
seems general and predominant tendency TO
bowel affections Let our citizens be watch
ful-he particular IN their regimen--have
fires 10 lheir parlors every cool morning ami
evening, and go warmly clad"
Serious accident "A serious accident occur
red at the store Of MIR. l. Mackay, in Mer-
chants Row, yesterday afternoon. MIR.
Samuel Parkman Baldwin. son Of the late
Luke Baldwin, Esq had been marking two
bundles OF tufs IN tie third loft oil the store,
and wbiic engaged in that business, the por-
ter, unperceived by bini, opened the scuitle,
with the view of lowering them Mr.. Bald
win, turning round saudeny, made miss
tep, and fell through The scu,tic 10 ihe gound
floor, dislocatlng his neck and otherwise in
juring lbs body and limbs He survived the
accident short time only. lie was about
twenty two years OF age Boston Gazette.
Biamond cuis Diamond. I'VE have been in
formed that, an evening or two since, at one
OF the gambling houses 10 Cbartres street, a
fellow who had not been very successful at
play, suddenly started up. and sezng a
quantity OF bank notes, which were display
ed on the table IN the usual attractive style,
al The first moment OF surprise and stupeiac-
ton by which the keepers of the table and
the other attendants were unclaimed, got
securely into the the street, and made
good his retreat. The amoan, Of the booty
thus obtained, is understood to have been a.
bout aine hundred doilms.--.New Orleans
Gazette.
Capital Pmislments IN Engiaad---A bin
was under discussion in the House Of Lords.
OF the date of our last English advices, abol-
ishing the punishment Of death in case Of
forgery. The biltis supported by the Lord
Chancellor, and opposed by Lord Eldon and
Lord Chief Justice fenterden The last
mentioned noblemen have had the greatest
experience OF any men in England, as TO the
effects OF the criminal law, as it now stands
and they are decidedly opposed TO The snbsti
tuition OF transportation for death, in cases Of
forgery. Lord Eldon suggests a secondary
grade OF punishment for forgeries of not the
most aggravated characters; but he iustanced
the celebrated case Of Faantleroy, among o.
theirs, as one for which the punishment Of
death was justly due. His Lordship di.sen
ted from the modern doctrine that the GER
tainty Of milder punishment, is surer
means of prevention Of crime than the Sc
verify Of the punishment itself.
farly and Late. he New York CONNER
cial Advertiser of Saturday says:-s,sve have
this week recorded IN our columns the mar
riages of two individuals, who began TO -four
ish at periods more than half century re-
mote from each other. The first was on
Monday evening last young gentleman
between eighteen and nineteen years oil age,
was married 10 young lady after court
ship Of foe years--the first impressions hay
ing been formed at school The second mar
rage took place on Wednesday evening; il
was the grand father of the young gentleman
mentioned above. lie is serenity four years
OF age"
Haiue Of the rigid Of Suffrage IN Eagiuad.-
The Liverpool Mercury publishes some re-
marka bic facts, taken from record which
has been made out, Of the sums paid to vo.
tiers by the two parties at the last Liverpool
elertion II appears that of the 1886 freemen
who voted for Mr.. Ewart, 1908 town voters
received 9i9 COZ, making an average ei
4I5,0s. 10 Ia per man. OF the 2l49 who
voted for Mr. DenisoD, 1880 received x22,
SOS, making AN average Of &l6, las. Id.
per man. We understand that on neither
side are all the outyoters included IN these
statements, SO that the number brIbcd must
have been considerably greater than that sta
ted above. -
The twelfth trial for Member Of Congress
| has been yainly made 10 Essex North bis
l iriet, Massachusetts, ard il the people 20 OH
/ as they have done, a tweullcin may be G.
gually unsuccessful