Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

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pany, and may be hourly expected.
We learn from Capt. Luce, that Charles
n. arrived at Spithead about the 25d or 24th
ri August, and was to proceed to London
1t was perfectly quiet throughout France.
There had been some serious rl0tlns and
some bloodshed In Speln, and IL was general
~ believed that a revolution would seon take
place. IL the favorable weather should CON
tnue for sometime in England. the crops
would exceed the most sangline expectations.
Cotton continued TO be quoted as per last ad-
wees. Flour had fallen and was still OH tse
decline. The ship Exchange, OF and for Bal
fimore, sailed in company.
CoLoNBIA--Tke Journal of Commerce
-coatains various extracts Of letters from Car
'tha gena, from July 3oth to Aug 18th, which
represent the condition of this distracted
republic as becoming worse and worse
One ofthem says
In one of the nightly meetings OF tho Jun-
IA nj DemaseSues at Bogota, it was deiib
erately proposed, and unanimously agreed
TO murder General Urdaneta, Senior Res.
trepo, Senior Casiiiis, aud all the Ministers
OF State; Seaar Cove, Deputy of Congress;
Marino and Pope Paris, the American Min
ister, Mr.. Moore; the British Secretary Of
Legation, Col. Campbell; and two other for
eiSners, one Of them Mr.. Ilingworth- = the
mama of the other | have not been able TO
learn. Tbs horrible massacre was 10 have
taken place at a masked ball, to be given
in honor oithe President. Bat happily, Ur-
daneta discovered the plot in tune to frus-
trate its shominabls purpose, and the ball
was put Off. Urdaneta has sold every thing,
and is about to retire with his family to TIA
country, in the hope Of being thus enabled
TO preserve his life from the poinard Of tbs
assassin -
WHEELING. Va. Sept. y Mrs Royal ar
rived here on Sunday last, and is still in
town. She has a few copies Of the Pennsyl-
vanlln; also, the third voluae of the Black
Book, and letters from Alabama. Her iedg-
ings are at Mr.. Edmund Graham's.
Mrs. Royal conferred upon US hehonar Of
a visit yesterday. She is quite COS! apoa the
subject of politics; bat still r.tains her dislike
nf Anti Masohs" and Blue Skins" to whom
she attributes, as a great defect the want
of charity. -
NASHVILLE. Sept. 9.-Prolifc Eyea!kcr-
Ihe extrasrdina AIRY heat Of the atmosphere in
this vicinity of late, may be imagined, when
we state that 1t has beea sufficient to hath
eggs when left exposed and uncovered. An
extraordinary occurrence Of this kind, at any
rate, took place in this lows last week.
Some eggs, bought in market, were placed
IN a closet, IN an open pan, aad without par
ucuiar notice, fer five DAYS, when attention
was attracted to them by the cries ola voune
chicken just thea emerging from thu she'll
The motherlesS animal was taken care Of
and Is stu living, strong aad active.
Miraculous EsCsPE-BsGs this ifuou can.
90 the 18Th inst, as Mr.. Joseph DVgert was
crossing the Mohawk bridge at this place
with a heavy load, he was net about the cen
are by'anOther team, conveying five persons,
when suddenly the timbers giving way, their
whole burden of6 men. 4 horses * > wagons,
was precipitated with falling plank andtimber
mtothe deepest part Of the river, a distance OF
5slt; yet, wonderful to tell, no serisn injury
was sustained ~ man or beast! = few slight
cuts and bruises, together with the Iss OF tneir
wagons and some Of the military equipments
carrying by the men TO the life parade ofths
day, (and we may add, the fracture Of the
bridge, which Is still impassable,) being the
sum total OF damage occasi0ucd by this truly
singular accident. Little Falls Peoples Friend
The Providence Or. H. Journal, saws, sil
isaac Cofin, now Admiral of the Red in the
English Navy, passed through this town on
oAtliday, on his way TON. York, from which
p1Et he IS shortly 10 embark for England
The present King was once a Lieutenant un-
Ger the immediate command Of Admiral COT
fin. -
Tsffsr Horm-Aner | had the tetter near
ay twenty years on my Land, and had use.
dollars worth OF celebrated tet,er ointment
which took of the skin repeatedly withou.
e%fiectins a cure, a irisnd advised me 10 sbtail
senae Red Root, (csil-d sl.o Blood Roat, La
dian Paist, Sc 10 AIceit in vinegar and al
forwards wash the place afflicted with this Ii
7quid. ibid so, ana in a few days the DIR,
surf was removed, and my diseased haAd
MS as well as the other-.f,aer. Farsssr.
T3sce,;sa-The following is a compare
tivc s,r mary Of he sgnber Of students in
cDi.<ses IL Tic different s~sations ef the IT,
uior:-
fast. .St4..s-1 student 10 1891 inAabit-
,ssts.
.iid Stctss-1 stude-t 10 &t55 10.
$o7ah S'a.ss-i st.j ert ~ 1889 DO.
J. ~ 31~.es ! : .gcc. - Goo 10.