Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16

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kentucky. Jefferson Evans, Esq. of Lewis
county, is announced as candidate for Congress
from the llth Congressional district.
Tsnnessee-John Blair and Thomas D. Arnold
are announced as candidates for Congress in the
first congressional district Of this State composed
Of the counties of Carter, Washington, Greene,
Cooke, and Jefferson. These two gentlemen
were both members Of the last congress for diffe-
rent districts.
VIRGINIA DELEGATION,
In the 7tcenty- third Congress of the United States
lsr DrsTRIor--GEORGE LOYALL.*
Norfolk, Princess Anne, Nanscmond, Elizabeth
City, Isle Of Wight, and Borough of Norfolk
2D.-JOtIN Y. MASON.
Sussex, Southampton, Sury, p. George, Green
sille, and Town Of Petersburg.
3D-WlLLIAM S. ARCHER.
Powhatan, Amelia, Chesterfield, and Motto
4rH-JAMEs Fl. GHOLSoN.%
Brunswick, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, and Din
widdie.
5rH-JoHN RANDoLPH.*
Prince Edward, Charlotte, Buckingham, and
Cumberland.
6rH-THOMAs. w. DAVENPORT.
Campbell, Halifax, and Pittsylvania.
7TH-NATHANIEL II. CLAIBORNE.
Franklin, Bedford, Patrick, and Henry.
d STH-HENRY A. WISE
York, Matthews, james City, Gloucester,
Warwick, Accomac, Northampton, and the City
srH-WiLLIAM p. TAYLOR
King and Queen, King William, Essex, Car
lorH~JOsEPH w. CHINN.
Westmorland Richmond, Lancaster, Northum-
herand, King George, Stafford, and Prince
William.
IIrH-ANDREw STEVENSON.
Hcnrico Charles City, Hanover, New Kent,
and City of Richmond
I2TH-WM F GORDON.
Albemarle, Nelson, Fluvanna, Louisa, and Am
I3rH-JoHN M. PATTON.
Spottsylyania, Cupeper, Rappahannock, Mad
' I4THMGHARLEs F. MERCER.
Ioudoun, Fau1uier and Fairfax.
l5TH.--EDW ARD LUCAS.*
Morgan, Jefferson, Berkeley, Hampshire, and
16rH.-JAMEs H. BEALE*
Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page, Hardy, Pen
i i7 T Med. MOORE
Rockbridge, Augusta, Allegheny, Botetourt,
Montgomery, and Floyd.
1STH.--JOHN II. FULTON.*
Wythe, Washington, Grayson, Scott, Lee,
Smyth, Tazewell, and Russell.
19TH.-WILLIAM McCOMAS.*
Fayette, Nicholas, Greenbrier, Monroe, Giles,
Hogan, Kanawha, and Cabell.
20TH.-JOHN J. ALIENS
Harrison, Lewis Wood, Mason, Jackson,
RonuOlpn, ana fOcanOntds.
1 2Isr.-EDGAR c. WILSON,
Monongalia, Preston, Tyler, Ohio, and Brooke.
*New Members.
Remarks Of the Richmond Wing on the re-
suits of this election
John j. Allen, Esq is stated in some
Il Northern papers {, be Nuil,6er This
L is not 80, we believe He is National
4 Republican in his politics, as was Mr..
j Maxwell. whom he superseded.
Il The elections are over, and we now
know who will represent Virginia, in the
4 next Congress There are four Anti Jack
sonians, viz: Messrs Allen. Mercer, Moore
4 and Wilson. These are Also, we presume,
PROCLAIM ationlsts.
OfRadical Anti Proclamationists there
4 are six. viz: Messrs Gordon, Patton, Ghal
son. Randolph. Davenport, and Taylor
N These also may be classed as Anu Ad
q minstration. in all things relating to ina
q damentai principle, and some, II not all Of
u them. as converts at the eleventh hour to
81 Jacksonian unitness and incapaclty fol
B the Presidency
81 Messrs. Archer, Mason, Loyal and Lu
cas-, may be STYLED Anti Proclamation, but
u yet decided Jacksonians. They all hold
we believe, the doctrine of the right Of
peaceable secession. We know that Mr.
Archer does so.
Messrs Stevenson, Chinn, Beale Full
d ton, Nc Comas Claiborne, we know no
u how TO designate but as Jackson men anamt
with which we suppose they will not quar-
b rel as it was that in which they found pc
htical salvation.
& MIR. Wise disapproves much of the Pro
81 clamation- holds the right of secession
4 but is eminently Jacksonian.
SAMUEL HousToN, late Governor o
Il Tennessee, has been elected member o
Il the Convention, which, met on the frs
d day Of April last. in the town OF San Fell
pi, for the purpose Of framing Constitu
d ton for the Province of Taxes.
The Court House in Cahaba, Alabama
fell during the session of the Court; bu
fortunately, the Honorable II. w Collar
who was the presiding Judge. suspectine
from the appearance of the walls, and ,h,
water being around the house, that i
might fall, bad adjourned the Court fol
the purpose OF going into private house
about fifteen minutes before the buildine
tumbled into ruins.
Goreraov Tyler VS.. Locke-In the col
legiate days Of Royal Tyler, late Cover
ner of Vermont. he was called upon to re
cite from "Locke on the Understanding !,
land having failed to commit his recita
ton, was giving Off he knew not what
extempore. when the Professor interrupt
ed him. "But we don't find that in III
book" I know it, said Tyler. 81 did nc
agree with Mr.. Locke and thought woui
eve my own sentiments upon the subject.