Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06


sky being beautiful, clear without any
cloud, aud the view perfectly distinct and
well defined, both at sunset and sunrise. -
TRAVELLING ON DTS, Sc.
1t IS said that the Vice President, after
having made the tour of New England
with the President, will go down the Mis-.
siss'ppi, and see The "great west for the
first line We Leieveit.
The Hon. Daniel Webster has set out
on aviSlt TO the western states He will be
accompanied by his lady 10 tennessee
RIVER Stephen White esq. formerly of
Salem, IS in his party. Ii IS his frat visit
to the West.
MIR. Clay is expected TO visit New Eng.
land IN July or August. He will not pro.
badly leave Kentucky till be shall have
welcomed MIR Webster TO his domain. II
is MIR C1ay's first visit to the East.
MT calhoun, 1t is said will visit tho
virginia Hot Sulphur Springs this summer.
GENERALLY The nulhtiers will Zee to the
mountains Tor cool shades but partic ularly
10 the sulphur springs. MIR Calhoun isa
charming man in society. and knows bet
ter IN his heart than to be nulhfer-hus
what can he do2 General Hamilton sits
a month on the cool edge of the Table
Mountain.
Col Dick johnson, as the "workiesv
call hum, will not travel this summer, IN
less 1t he flying Trip over the Ohio, to
see how Judge Mclean tends his crop
Judge Mclean wall visit all the state Of
ONO a little further west, and may pro-
naoiy come over the mountains. He does
things very quietly =
IL Is also SAID that the President of the
Y ). Bank will visit the western states
this summer Apart from all "far busi
ness Transactions" Mr.. Diddle is a man
OF science, literature, and fine taste. He
has considerable portion OF "maglclan'
about him too.
Governor Cass goes down 10 New Eng.
ldhd he IS native OF New Hampshire.
but no fire eater
Governor Wolf, it is said, intends to
Visa Easton soGn. General Mexican is
sun at the north cooling himself
Judge Switzerland and Doctor Burden.
are, or were recently. at Washington.
They may be in New York soon. ira
yelling IS nothing now adays.
The Postmaster General is exnected 10
make a visit into Virginia in the season of
visiting the Hot Sulphur Springs,
The Editor Of the Harrisburg Reporter
has taken trip somewhere, but we can't
tell the direction
Several prominent editors will also be
wandering about the country soon-they
had better stay at home and attend to bu-
slness' We are going 10 New York soon
to commence actions, and institute indict-
ments for a libel against the editors, pro.
prletors, SC. of the Evening Post and
Standard-but that's on a ssfair business
transaction 1"
Mrs. Royal visits the editors of the
Standard and Post in all the month of Ju.
~. "Birds Of feather" &c.-Pcnn.
we are glad to hear it reported in such
manner that we believe it. that The Pre-.
sloent OF the United States has literally
iulhled the wish of our editorial friend at
Philadelphia, by throwing the Prescription
Last under the table: that is. be has deter
mined to pay no regard TO it, Some
would have it, that he has expressed his
1isapprobation of this new scheme of Re-
form, even more strongly than by mere
negative uponit These modern Reform
ers hcve orer. shot the mark.-.Nat. Int.
." -4rchy.-This famous horse has
cleared ior his proprietor, independent
oi MS achievements on the turf $4,000.
lie Is sun living, but in the extremity of
ola age, I'm his 30th or 3lst YEAR, His
vlgor is extinct He has not shed his hair
lor several years: and it has grown to the
length of or inches. A gentleman
who has lately seen him, says that of all
animals he is the worst looking, and would
De the last taken for the most celebrated
horse OF the age. His owner treats him
with all possible Kindness, as it would be
objectionable indeed, ifhe did not.-Hich.
mond Whig.
A fellow applied to an optician in
!" ashlngton street, for pair of spec.
acles, and after having tried several,
said he could not read with them.
Gould you ever read?" inquired the
optician.-"No," said the fellow, "if
could, do you think me so great an
'ss as to wish to wear glasses!"
PoETRY.-A North Carolina poet
'pologlzes for using the word muscle.
oeS; but says it was necessary, as he
wanted something to rhyme with tvee.
erS.
Mrs. Royal says. "Waiting to get
hIngs fixed before getting married is like
Waiting till we are ready to die lisa
hanse If we ever get ready in either
ass: