Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

n Tn. Virginia Historical and Ph;louphicai
Society, established last January, 1t is expec-
ted, viii meet ne1t January Ia Richmond
ihe object Of the Society Is to collect and
preserve every thing relating TO the his
tory, aud calculated to develops the natural
resources OF Virginia. Communications
having this object are invited.
The. Episcopal Conventions, now sitting in
New York, are engaged in discussing the
subject relative TO the vacancy 10 the dioces
Of Ohio. Bishop Chase, the csuse oil an this
dispute. has removed to Michigan, and is
now quietly settled there as preacher
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1. The National Inteligencer CO m NJ nts with
Just severity upon the jaeotin avowoi OF the
Baltimore Republican. of its sentiments with
regard to the Bank Of the u. States. The
Republican boldly proclaimed that the Bank
ought to be violently pulled down.
The Legislature OF New Jersey assembled
on the sad. Several very important APP
pointments are made, viz a Governor, Unit
ed States Senator, Chief Justice, and several
! other officers. A large majority on Joint
Ballot are friends of Mr. Clay
awe shall gladly welc me the hour, (says
the New York Commercially now neal at
hand, when we shall again render our news
department more ample-that rs. u there
should be any news to put in It. which has
not been the case Of late-and return TO our
literary and miscellaneous selections"
| Most cordially do we unite in the wish Of
our cotempoary. The incessant din Of party
| strife Is an annoying 10 US as IL can be TO
| any body elsse, and nothing but sens o OF
/ duty could induce us to mingle as.we do IN
the melee The "fair delightful plsins" Of
peace, nnwarded by the party rage. are
more congenial to our dispositions than the
hustle OF politics.
We are informed by gentlemen from Mont
peher. (says the Albany Jourpal) that Mr..
| PALMER has been re-cnosen Governor. 10y
the Legislature The final ballot, we under
stand, resulted thus:
William A Palmer, liz
/ Samuel G, Crafts, IL
| Ezra Mech, IS
| w c. Bradley,
CLAUDE CRozAr, ESQ formerly at the head
( Of the engineer department at West Point.
and principal engineer OF Virginia for nine
years. has recently been appointed by the
| Executive OF louisiana, Civh Engineer oil
that State, with salary Of $4,000 per annun
| Remarkable Death The Boston Galaxy
| Of Saturday contains the statement snhJoin
ed, with an averment of the editor that the
deceased was personally known TO- hlm-had
always been a man OF temperate habits. aud
at the time the accident happened was IN per
feet health sS 1 = -
| AsMr, ARENAS Heurninway. of PeppereIl.
| Mass 90 Friday morning last October 5thJ
WAS dipping some new cider on OF the vat,
he was stun5 by a yellow wasp on the mid
| die joint of the secoud finger on his right
hand He cried out Immediately that he Was
| in great pain. and. a person who was near
came up and extracted the sting from the
wound His anguish increased So much, how
ever, that he was obhged to be led to his
house, at a distance of not more than ten
| rods from the sppt, where the accident hap
pened A. SION Is he reached home he threw
! himself on. his bed. unable to support him
| self, appearing to have ne local pain, but
complained OF an universal Distress. as heck
| pressed it There was neither sickness at
| the stomach nor spaslns oil any kind lie
| complained OF an une 3ness M tue bowels ior
| a few moments, and so1n alter his coni.te-
nance became iyid, and he sunk into state
| of insensbility, and exliredIn less than t"en
| ty minutes from the tiIue that he was stuns
A ply stefan was instantly sent Tor and ART
! we'd in about half an hour after Mr.. Hemmin-
| ways death. when the body was found to he
in such state as made II lnexpedient TO ex
anime 1t.
| lre.n,d-The Irish papers say the state oil
| eisnd, arising Out OF the collection OF iiihes
IS oaily becoming more alarming. Aif, Lam
bert, MEMBER ol Parliment for Galway. hao
pcrmn ted sixten OF his lambs 10 oe seized for
Is los Oh 10y the Rev John Delmase, u'he
proctor to the Rev. Mr.. Harlisan. They
we're struck off on the FIST bid Tor II each
| and the overplus was rendered 10 Mr. Lam
| bert, VINO. refused IT, and notified Mr.. Def
mage that he intended brios,ns three actions
AGAINST him, for defamation oil character,
| for over distress IN seizure OF stock, and Tor
selling at an illegal auction With examples
Of resistance 10 the pay ment OF ttnes, from
such quarter before them, can 1t ne surp0
| sed that the peasantry OF ireland will tanieiy
| submit to the imposition IN futaFe'
4 Central Co,Tse.--1he next meeting at the
| Cantra Course promises rare sport to the
lovers Of the turf. We understand from
! friend who has just returned from Virginia,
that three OF the best statles viii be here, and
from information received here, and before,
| -. N.,harn fr,ends will he with AS 10 great