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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

seizure to a considerable amoantof Jew
ellrry, sIlNs and eloathing was made on the
10Th uit on board brig from Genoa, by an
officer and the boatmen attached 10 the Gus
tom House department IN thts Llty. Their
exetlions are truly iaudahie, for preventing
numerous frauds being practised on our Rev
enue. L0UtSt9itd vitU.
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Oxford, IN. CT Aug. 80

Nortdlity-ln our paper OF the 1871 we
Announce dt.e death o. VI SIS. Frances Tote, a
young lady attached 10 the Female Academy
IN tins place. A few days before the attack
Of disease which proved fatal, she heard of
the death of her only surviving parent, Mr.
G. 1oote, OF Simpscn-and, curing her Ill
ness, MIR. James Ioote, her Two only brothers,
died at their residence 10 Simpson county, of
bilious fever. This IS certainly striking ia
stance OF aoEtafty 40 a single family.
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There has been, Says the La Fourche
Gezette)A great Improvement IN the looks Of
the cane IN this vicinity. Many planters now
anticipate ialr average crops, provided ice is
not formed before their cuttings can be fin
Iished. From al we hear, there will be dou-
bic the quantity OF sugar made Ia LOUISIANA
I tins year compared 10 the last
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Inc Donaldson, (La) Gazette of the 9TH
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

The Charleston papers state, that by a let
ter received iIom Comlunbia, information
IS given that Col. W r.. Johnson hds accent
ed the challenge offered by Col Richardson
OF tbs State, 10 run Bertrand, Jun. ana Lit
tie Venus, against BOnnets OF Blue, and An
drew, four iAile heats, Tor $4,000 aside, each
match. The contest 10 take place over the
Washington Course, on the Monday s. Tues
day preceding tive next regular Charleston
races"
Sajcide for Lore. At taunton, (Mass)
last week, an inquest was held ON the BODY
OF young Woman, named Mary Ann Chill
colt. Ii appeared that she had been ardent
ly attached 10 young nian named uutchins
who was found drowned IN the r.ger a few
weeks ago Since tIeD she mad been m A
state OF dependency, ana Was very anxious
TO learn tie exact spot OF ihc river IN which
the BODY OF her lover was found, and frequent
y spoke Of her wish 10 die, and determined
not 10 1--we, IN a wandering manner. On
Wednesday evening her bod, was discovered
floating IN the river near the sp3t were Hut
chIns was found dioWned, ana though she
was seen 10 move wheh tst observed by an
old woman, who gave an alarm, belore she
could be got out HE was eXtluct Her bon
net was hanging on gate near the spot, her
''''N S'AS~S NhG q tOuS tldtts lay Oh
the ground. A Loroner's Inquest was held
on the body, aud returned verdict lem
porafy Deran5 eneut. She was barred at lie
expense 0i the father VI her unhappy lover,
and land IN the same grave ~ large con
Course Of persons attended the funeral, and e.
vihcedmuch feeling for The unfortunate lover.
Shocking-A Aatcteg paper states, that on
the mor"mg Of The GOA al. the LoGy ot a re.
spectacle Old man By the naias u JACK ,3.dreto,
isat1Oe q Caiat0atas, utd for So geurs an
nha9,ta"t q .NGtches, teaS Jot4.od IA a., aiieg,
aost ffuiumaaiy LUteL.sged. lis throat ,caS CIT
has scldl .ff4eiafea aad us fics oeai a. - iea
fooHd. shr hos ,oere edtals han His ,ciJe aud
a He-r0 ,ooBlon., te!som lie recently pmcaased,
hdCe been cODiaiilled.
h May Piiees round quebec, says he Que
Dec Casdte, TIC ,sheqt crop teas eIise8leIg IN
Jued, Tie gram e0ie4 ebR ~ Sa.ul g1,ioto
eorais o. meg OTIS, 10 Gn tGteHt Oar l.tJolaeult
Htcer 6sfoTe tcitaesscd.
The Hon I'm. II Maynard, rnenlbpr ofl
The .Nt,c Yofk state Senate, Diet il The citg
q .Ne'c lors on Saturday mjght ofthe Cholera.
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From tie .uoatgomeyy (.qla) Gos. Aug. 81

EFoW inc shCi6SoHe4Y ts4H 10G. Jiug. = |.
RESISTANCE. MIR Crawford, the Marshal
for the Southern Distflct Of Alabama, was a
short time SINCE resisted by portion q The
white settlers IN the Creek Nation, while at
temIting TO carry into effect the Proctaina
,,on OF the President of the United states .,f-
derins an immaculate removal OF lntfuders. out
Of the limits OF the same IL appears that
certain cilIzcns formerly residents oi the low
er parts of this state, under the impression
tina, they would be shielded by the ...,0Uer-
tigatq u The StGte,' made II convenient 10
huild a town eu indian lands, and to name it
Er~iuton Upon The Marshal arriving al the
spot, he distinctly informed them that they
had acted ~ direct violation of the instruc
tons lee bad leccN cd from the Executive, &
requested them peaceaUty to leave They
refused TO comply with his request, s. threat
eaeu him with ihelr vengeance.
In "A short lime after, a detachment of the
Feceral trcUps under the command OF Lieu
teuant we've marched from Fort Mitchell 10
the spot, and the tcwn consumed 10y ire
Upon the news OF the conila grafton, a pro-
cess was issued against the Lieutenant who
commanded un the occasion, for the purpose
OF bringing him before the cvil authority OF
Pike county. f1r violation OF the laws Of the
ST ate. The Deputy Sheriff attempted to ex
ccuta the process, and in the attempt WAS
pierced by federal bayonet, to such an
extent that his HE is despared of-aad so en-
Died the matter. A few DAYS ago the Mar
shall lett Wetempkae for the white settle
ments IN the upper part OF the Creek terrific
~. What has there been done We know not
SO DuIh for ute doctrine T Modification tctea
PIT INTO practice
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

IT "e'o Military Cuettam A member a
the Board oil hcal,h ii few DAYS since, 10 dx
charge ot his official duties, called 20 un.s
the premises OF poor Irish woman. in NM
oppef Part OF the city He found them exces
dinSiy hlthy-plgs, children, and all. lods.
ing proihiscuously together
my good woman SAID he, "your bouss
IS IN rather bad condition You must turn
your pig out OF doors, and scrub: and clean
up ilttie''
''And why for must | clean up now. NOR,
nor any tiineF inquired the woman. in soma
amazethent. 1--we always kept the httie.pes
alonsst with the cinlder;" and WHY for n,,,sI
turn the dear creathur on. on tha vida
world now to get his bread and shape all a.
"i'll tell you Why" reformed the conseyya.
tor OF Health-.'Ihe Cholera Alorbas viii
pay you a visit.''
''Cm7et Morh,is," exclaimed the honest
woman, ''and what for should c,ane mn G,
CuTnel Morbus, al all. at alp WHAT'S he bet.
Ter than any other oilisher? When General
Lafayette, he kim along, | didn't clane nm
me mouse, nor turn out me peg, nor make
any botheratlcn at all, at all And sure am
mat General Lafayette Is y greater man any
day nor CaaeI Morbus- Bad lack 10 minis
" Y Constellation
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TRENTON. Sent. 1.

IKEN iON, sept. ].
We are gratiGed to be able to state that
a general decline ofihe cholera has taken
place durng the past week IA all the towns
in New Jersey where It has heretofore pre-
vailed. Al Paterson, where az more recently
appeared, the cases Tor week ending tue 9th
we're al, and - deaths The news paper OF
that place OF the 29th, says the malady Is
batting, and other diseases were beginning 10
make their appearance.
In Trenton Nc ave heard but one case re
sen.5lmg cholera since last weeks publica-
iion. Tne hospital has been closed for The
week past, and the Board Of Health dissol-
we'd.
Canals The face OF the earth will proba
bly,, ere long, become 50 gashed and sliced
up with canals, that going sroIDd the world
IN order to get TO the other side OF e, viii
be done away with, and the doubling OF
capes wIl be quite cut OF the question. Short
| cuts will he all the rage, and travellers will
greatly grumble If they cannot 10 going 8
| miles, reach place which is now 90 miles
journey There will be no more going
| round the barn, as the surest way home
farmers will take the cue x tracks as strait
| as bean poles will be laid out, from the kltch
| en- door 10 every point of the compassl
These 50 ge speculatIons beteI 10 reading
| statement from foreign paper, TO the pur-
port that several distinguished French engi
| neers have estimated that, for seven hun
| dred th .isand pounds sterllug, ship cana,
| connecting the Arabic Gulf with the Nile and
| Mediterranean, could be completed such
canal would make Africa an island and
| would shorten the voyage from Marseile, TO
Bombay just one half,-Fra3ttlin Dailg .iale
Houi1le-St John, IN. 81 Aug. 25- The
| brig leber, A9re, IS days from Belfast ar
rived at quarantine OH Monday The report
of the health officers states, that she had 100
| passengers when she sailed, IL of whom &C.
, coFdlng TO the captains account, died Of
want during The passage, and one OF small
| pox. Nothing can exceed the misery OF
these peopie-not ouiy their own stock Of
provisions, bat that OF the vessel is complete
| ly exhausted; and the major part of them,
when lhey arrived, had not tasted mouth
iul for Two days they are wa.lowlng in filth,
| and present sad spectacle"
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FLOODED H0QSES

We are informed that the ship Equator,
iroI LiCcfpa0i, ia add,t,en 70 the aftsc!es she
brought IA iJr the Petersburg aud Roanoke
Raj Road has landed tte0 high bred knzhsh
St0ili0iS, consigned 10 john Avery, r.ss. of
.Greensyllc county; and we are told that their
owners Will very soon announce TO the rub
he tue places at which tGley viii staitd tie en-
suing season, ana publish their full and mi
unje pcdIsrec and performances on The Turf
thci eiore, we viii now only remark that
Lu$5Or0ush is beautiful bay horse, 10
hands high, timely and powerfully formed tor
strength and action, and likely 10 get horses
OF competent powers to carry heavy weights
and run long distances lie was got By VIII
aasun's Ditto, "a SON oi Sir Peter Ieazle }
whose dam was by Dungdmon. "a son OF
Eclipse La-boroughs dam was out OF
Dick Andrews mare sent to Frame; and she
was on, of Eleanor by Whisky, one of the
best bred mares in the year 1901. won at
Epson the DcyJy, and at Newmarket the
Oahs great siafes-the former 8 subscribers,
90 slueaS each
fy5de, a brown horse, about i63 hands
high, an elegant h3ure, and shows a good
How OF spirits Cor acton lie was got by An
tonic out OF tadadintda- she bv Sir Peter
Teaze--her dam Fanny out Amhrosia bv
W cod pecker- he by the ielod out Of Miss
pemsden-she by Old Cade d son of Go,iol
phin Arahian,
IL Is but reasonable to expect, that these
Horses iron their superiority Of blood and
IpettaFH'ances OF the lutt. wi! improve the
breed OF Race Horses in Tie State OF Virgin
Ia, ami IN other states Of the Union
/ PeteTsb,Tg Jatelhrencer.
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EARTHQUAKE IN NOVA SCOTIA.

The Halifax Nova Scotia Of Aug n,
contains the following paragraph:
Extract OF letter dated Windsor, Aug
IL I'VE had . smars shock Of an earth
quake here on Sunday morning at about a
quarter before five IL appears to have been
sensiby felt at the College, Academy and
the ncghbOurhoOd of the Spa Spring ! an
dsrst aud at the former place 1t cracked some
Of the plaisterlng. II WAS so early that few
people IN the village felt il although some
were awakened by It. BY some It is said tina,
it was not accompanied by any rambiIng
noise, and by others that It was; but all Goa
cur in saying that IL occasioned a strong ire
mnlons motion. The academy was rocked
rather alarmingly, and cottage not far OF
was moved IN manner that made the tim
bcrs creak, and suggest the idea Of ship III
motion. ! cannot ascertain It's direction, but
should think il was north and SOUTH Did you
feel Il "a Halifax ! arr sorry 10 say, that was
las, issi eep that missed IT,"
Extract oil letter dated i rier Island. Aug
10 --''On Sunday morning last, about ball
past 7, we had very heavy shock OF an
earthquake IL lasted about minute, aud
was 50 violent that | could not stand still on
my feet in the bedroom, bat had TO seize the
bcdpost for support. Many rocks on the
cliffs of the island were shaken down.
Lirerpooi, n. >. Aug IGth---Oo SUNDAY
morning last, abou O'Clock, the 18th inst
many OF cur inhabitants felt slight shock Of
an earthquake | have since been informed
that ii vas more severely felt at Shelburne
shaking down tho plastering.i in some Of theii
buildings
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SAVANNA, GEORGIA, Aug. 80.
GREAI UNION Mt,EIING

The meeting which took place yesterdu
was PRONOUNCED by many Competent judps
TO have been one oil the largest ever SEES
here. The long room OF the EAchanpe ~,
damned, and VIC have no doubt thai If 4.
room mad been larger, many more would han
BEEN present Never, IN any com,o,Di,,
was there exhibited a greater uuan,,n,,, n
ieeiins than by this meeting .tLatoin,,
conservative specific, kuihiicai.on,n was >,
terly Frustrated. When Judge WAYNE ro,
to address the tueeiing, lac was saiuted Wan
enthusiastic applause. During the who,
course VI his remarks he was listened Ia -
The utmost attention, except when he w.,
interrupted, as he often was, by the pauail,
Of the audience. On taking his sea, ~.
meeting spontaneously gave three cheers
ana lhe room Fung VITA The loud appiobatio9
oil hls hearers. Our time and lm,t, d ~,
at present permit detail d account OF n.
sentiments expressed b. the speakers We
shall In our next give the substance of ttA
speeches delivered When the question wss
put upon the final passage of the Resolutions.
there were but fOm dissenting voices. and
two oil those came lfoln couple of bow
pefched up IN the music gallery Nullfca.
tion! ~ areweh, a long farewell to all III,
Sfeathes1!" IN chatham county -kepub !
An election was held In the city of Charls.
ton on Monday last, Tor the ci4oiee oil Nlupe.
pal officers, when the Nulhhcatlon ticket r.
ceiVed iil2 votes. and the Union ticket eN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

me D'ke Of Qisens6e.7y of tho
most celebrated sporting characters of tns
sast age, was the Duke oil Queensherry. Ito
frequently rode his horses himself. and wss
generally successful in his race. The duke did
NOT. ho"eser' eonhne his love OF psstime I,
Ordinary horse racing, but executed schemes
OF expedition till then considered impractica.
PIE lie once bet a Considerable wager that
ne would convey letter fifty m;les within an
hour, without the ade OF horses carer pig.
cons sc. and this he effected by having 10
enclosed IN cricket bah, which twenty four
expert cr'cketers transferred TO each other; by
winch means the bah passed more than fifty
miles within the given tine.
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The New York journal of Commerce says
that not one Gifts subscribers 10 the city, has
vet died OF Cholera. We should think some
Of ours had been dead number of years, As
we have not seen body nor s6it vi them
Gloucester Ic!eg'ePh
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

h May piaees round quebec, says he Que
Zee C@<eite, TIC ,steqt crop teas egt4ea1eig IN
J3ted, Tie gram eaicn eiA ~ Sa.utl gt,iot
'eoras o. meg OTIS, 10 an tGtent Om ag0Iai,al
ittcer 5efore tgitHesscd
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

Longerity.-Ihe population returns of the
Russian Empire for the year 1880, (only of
those processing the Geek ReliglonI gives in
the table OF deaths of the male sex, more than
1000 over 100 years Of age. There were 40
between us aud 100, 40 between 100 ant
1875, 10 between l25 and lao, and 4 between
40 and 800
The births for the same period were ,s44.-
200 and the deaths 1897 ,24I-EXcess of
births 5U7 ,02o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

More Help -The "W estern Intelligencer,
published at Brownsville, which las hereto
fore been jealous supporter of the present
Administration, has hauled down the Jack
son flag and Will hereafter advocate thecaase
OF Clay dud the Constitution.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

The Hon. I'm. II Maynard mrn,bcr of
The .Nt,c York State Senate, diet il The citg
Of .Ne,c Iors on Saturday ,sjgM Of ne Cholera
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

LangdOn Cheves. Esq. of South Carolina
has avowed hims, II as opposed 10 nulitication
Mr. Barnwe!l, Member oi Congress from the
COilet1n district, has admitted that the Ad
dress which he signed with others of the >
Carolina delegation, directed TO the People
OF the State, was IN many respects errone-
Gus. The Charleston City Gazette SAYS
1.-The signs OF the times that so recently
BODIED storms & seFrows & miserable shp
wreck OF our noD!est hopes. DOW indicate the
most cheering ami happy aug,rries for the ia.
ture. Witness the manly and vigorous efforts
of Blair: the honest disclaimer Of Nuckoil-:
the sound aud consistent and independent
vindIcatlon of our Drayton: the frank Il high
minded acknowledges OF Barnwell. that
he and those who sisncd the man fcsto,' were
IN error, and now the StM small U0tce of req
son that is put forth by the wise and diseri-
minatiDg Cheves! What 10 they all promise
but the salvation and honor OF the Stale?'
II Is stated, in letter TO the editor of the
Charleston Evening Post, that in a converse
ton held by the writer with General jackson,
The latter said, that in case South Carolina
should resist the Tariff laws and nul!ify, "he
did not think Of acting against the State but
he onid withdraw The nited States troops
from Charleston, and tina; would leave the
city so exposed to Instruction, that the inha-
bItants would then know bow 10 value the
protection OF the General Government"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

The duke (then Earl Of March, made bet
win Count U Fale, that he would cause
carriage "ith four horses to he drawn a dis
la"ce oi nineteen miles IN sixty minutes. is
much depended on the lirbtness Of the ma.
eheiae' Lord March caused an ingenialss
coach MAKER to construct vehicle for ths
purpose, IN winch he exhausted all The resour-
css al las art 10 diminish the weight aud lric
uon as much a. possible, and SILK is said TO
nave been used for the harness instead Of
leather -Four blood horses Of approved speed
were trained for some time, aud two groomi
VI small weight ani approved skill provided
to manage them. The course al Meamark,t
was fixed for d-ridlny the singular match.
Tie novelty Of the project attracted an i'm
mense conc91sse Of people, and bets TO the
amount Of m,ny Thousands of pounds were
ierenHi"g The Positions mounted, and
ne Carriages constructed partly Of wood and
u Whaieb1ne, was hurried along with an
'ltAilAd velocity, and darled within the aP.
pointed time Of the Winning post.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

II .Ne'0 City-We understand that the
Hon Daniel Webster, Stephen White and
WIN. II summer, have purchased the Is
land IN our harbour called Williams Island,
$40, 600, for the purpose of erecting dwelling
houses thereon, aad buhdiug up a httle City
Tor ouInmer residences The streets have
already been laid out, and the buildings will
be commenced forthwith. - DoSt Gas
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

re Press "A deputy once said to Louis
'ie Nv Ill sire 1t would be desirable to pur
chase some OF The papers which have largo
clfcui"uonS such as the Constitutional aRd
courier frascdts, and to render them royal
ISIS, a ie" nillions SO expended would DO
wen iaid OUT Louis the XVIII, was no fool,
anu ne replied to the deputy who told nae the
aheedo'e' very Well, Monsieur D. but
can yoh purchase the readers as well as tae
journals" y L. Z IN lie Morning Chronicle
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eAt'ealpt at Suicide "A man belonging to
heigh5oT'ns town. but Of late employed TO
weld the cnrrycomb in this city, took into
his head notion that he din not want TO live
and INTO his stomach sufficient quantity
Of opium 10 xiii four men and as many hof
ses ne fact was soon discovered, and a
doctors sucilon pipe was Sc! Ia operation,
and most of the hle-eatug substance was
extracted. BY the application % feet and
bands 10 the tune OF kicks and cuffs, togeth
er with a thorough moistening Of the outer
man by I0yertinS numerous water pals that
contained the pure juice OF the earth, the
man OF horses was brought TO realizing
sense OF his sleepy situation, and notwithst4n
ding MOI pheus had wOve death like web
around hl'n, ne finally recovered, The rea.
der may wonder that we treat an affair Of
'hls KIND SO lightly. The reason then: The
MAJ mad made beast OF himself by rum
dfmknS, and wanted to Ole for want Of rum
Nelr haeeE Palladium.