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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-20
LEVI HURDLE,

TAvING taken his brother, THOMAS T .HuR-
II BILE, into partnership, will continue, at the
old stand, south west corner Of King and CO.
lumbus streets, to carry on their business as
S CHAIR MANUFACTURERS
hoeeA ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
W1 and where they will make and
lc keep constantly for sale, at fair
prices, general assortment OF
n.y. erection, Fancy and Windsor
CHAIRS. The public are respect
II lfnlly invited to call and examine
their present assortment. They feel assured that
in the durability Of their materials or the neati
ness oftheir execution, to those of any other ma
nufacturer in the District.
They will execute Sign & Ornamental Paint
ing and Gliding, in all their various branches,
on the most accommodating terms.
Old Chairs will be taken in part payment for
new ones, or will be repaired or re-painted al
the shortest notice.
Chairs purchased at this mandatory will be
sent, free ofexpense, to any part OF the Dlslrlct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-20
VIM. POMEROY, AlexandI

Sole agent for the District Of Columbia and its uieiny
By whom the Pills are sold in packets of one, two,
and three dollars each and the Powders at 37t cents
per box, with printed directons and also by the fol-
lowing Sub Agents: r. w. Polkinhorn, between 9th
and 10th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue; John stns,
Navy Yard, Washington; and Thomas C. Wright,
Georgetown; of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genuine. by appointment OF DIR. H. s.
Moat, H. p. NJ, N. u. C. H., Brooklyn, New York, The
sole importer ofthese Medicines.
Morrsonia, or the Family Adviser, price S275; Prac
teal Proofs. illustrated by numerous cases of cure,
third edition, price 375centsi to be had rs above.
apr ST
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

Bo 1T 9oeter Gpttf. Be6ero.9ab
5>pep z tunoen bon soIinSen bep Glberfelo?
Der Sben9enaunte oerlieB 1918 feline
Qein1atb uno lanoete, nab s1perlahise,
Ofabribt in Dbilaoelpbia at. gr Fat iett=
Dem nidt6 tpieoer pon il9 bbren lanen.-
seine 8rau unb Ninber fno in BroBer Cots
sc nn, ibn uno tpiufben eesaal6 Iebr lsinen
|uabern glnfentb baltsOrt aa erfabreu. - SIR
naroeu leoem oanebar feyn, aer unS iber
Den perrn Bed)er Qlusfunft ertb ellen fbunte
unb bitten oeBfalF9e Sriefe an bic @rpebieicu
Der alien uno neuen WeIt se|ansen 3u Ianen,
pbiIaoelpbia, QIpsil 26. 1884,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
rDn WeoUer notb QBooQer.

ron 2oe0DeC nQCD QNDD1ter-
Die Ilnter(DriebenE baben teBt cine tigH=
6e 2ii1ie BON Stdo11eu bon 8eaper ga.
nap Mcofter Sbio,-t,no cine DreimaIise
bic Wobe-pou Mcofer nab Mdansfelo;
i'm 0ange. g..
Sn 8eapet Derbinoet Gie Iib nit einet tass
|li6en 2inie bon Ditl6bure uno 9ebt ab wefs
tlb Tim 8 llbr 81. m1sv unb lanst um 10
llbr oefslben GIbeno8 in Neus9isbpn an !;
|9ebt Don oa eb ben ndbfen Moraen um g,
nbr uno Selanst uab Canton UNI o llbrN.
Ms. 0erldBt canton I'M ii 9. MeS. unb
t6mnt Nbsnos um llbr in Mcp(ter an.
em uddfen Mcrsen 9ebt ite ,1n, 2 ubr 6a=
lib ab, trift Tim 6 llbr in Mantllon, IN, 10,
lin gantcr,-llm NbenbS in9leu Qisbcn -
uno in 8eaoertOWn am fcIaenoen Moreen,
Eunt 9 1lbr elm.
y" ~ @Giu Dampfbort 1auft ieBt tdelib Don
. ca Der nab . t t 8 b ur B.,
nel6es cine ausenebme uno lbnelle Sabrt
nab unb Don WttSbur9b eefattet. @S Der.
Hast 8eaper jeceu Gag urn batb Elm llbr.--
Diele Qinie aebt our6 sinen onoenebms
2antfrib, burdlbneioet cine. tdslibe-
npre=uno fnoliebe 2inie in 0tensQisbon ;
apep oreymali9e. eiine halbnb6entlibe, un6
lamep mS6entIibe 9inis in Canton ben bbiu
Canal in Ma0iIon,-uno eine t6elisbe 9inis
in Woctter, bic bon eleapelano nob @uun,;
bus uno @inneinatt 9ebt-unbbietet FOLDER
9ettalt Neilenoen bic 8equetnliebfeit Bar, Of.
ne 9luhhub nab mebreren Ridtunssn bir
fort5ureiIen.
seins orsYi1ialise perIdBt Mooffer tpefflid
uber SeronesbitIe, feoen Wpntag, Mttpod
1t. SreDtaa, nab WanSfeio, fhnf une oreyfie
gReilen, uno febrt am fc!9enoen Suae nadj
4Doptter aurn6.
"a e. anIebnliebe, oauerbafte uno &C.
aueme RutI I6en,-uno iorsfdltise Greibe,
bat,-uno Den NeiIeuosnGeoe mb9libe Qluf
Iineyt(amteit in Den Stdcf6sNtrtsfuben ee
piomet tpiro,-{o bofft e. allen Die i'm Be
|santtisen m6sen uuue 3"frisosubeit 3u Sc
|wdbren.
sibe mSsen eenona'nen tperoen, in SIC
@ture's Mirtsba1le in Seaoer, III % at fons
in 9leu2iebon-in . n q It, 4 In Va
'Iris,-in 8 o. Dewalt' Sin @anton,=
an S o(ser'. 8 in ManiIlpn, ID irt Z
in Cover tno @eulter 9 in 98coiter,-
lin irseno elmer anoern Stetle an Der Qinie.
SAB lb-fanf Gents bic Mei!e.
Sebsm Wa6aeier miro, euf ei9ene 9efabr
fIu5ebn pfuno Baggage 8efattst.
Geo. Gribbs Il. 60.
Canton; MaY 90. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
S6tEif3 8trfauf.

Sn 8oIse zines an mid seri6teten @reeu=
tions 8efebl6 oer Court Don Common Vlsas
ron Start eauntp, Sbio, iDu ib am Cams
|ltds, Den Item oes nd6fen Mpnats eSunv,
an Der Gburs bes @curt QauleS 81 Canton,
I'M beiasten @auntp, apii6en 10 llbr Mor:
|aens uno llbr y1aUmitta3s gum bfentIiben
Dertauf aus fsllet,, ale 9erebtf fame II. 1irel
|oes 81 tt antel Mtlep, on unb auf
|na6febeuo bsfbr;ebenef stad 2anD, rdms
Hid: Set norb.pefl6e Gbeil Der orsi bialten
seetop in 2aun{bip go. i. Mans 90. 10,
|tpsl6es in beiastem StarR @auntp seIssen
|iit. entbaltenb ,netr ober tpeniser pier uno
adts's 9lfer. @silt oadeIbe 9thd eano mel
DIES Dom leeten S1sriff BON Starf @auntp
anaesriffen spuroe, in Der EIase oes San,u=
el Seu nnb QensD sterling, 9anoels!sute
uuter oer 8irttta oon 9 el I rno 6 ter.
lius, sssen ben senannten miles.
georg 81. webb, SGsriff.
Sberifs SHiee, Starf @p.l
eanton, D1ap 8. 1884. : 4-5tp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
Seffnt(t6f8 &dnb
9le9ttter.
Qlnset9e an QonoDsrfdufer.

Ser @eoaeteur biefss 1lattes. bat auf piel:
|slti9e s|nforoerun9 eS auf li6 seuctnmen,
tin io9enanntes Sancresifer 3u er6fnen,
100 SEP erman Der 9ano 3uoerfaufsn bat,
ltb neloen unb feiue8eoineun9eu aueeben,
--uno teoer Der 2anosdufern mill, (ib u,,,
sa9e, prelie, 8eeiu8unsen 1t. erfrasen fam.
UDa nerlbiebene Qeute iest oOrban=
fIno, Die 2ano fir 9 ar9elo 3u faufen
rhnf6en,-fo tperbeu alle g aue ern poer
Dertaufslufi9e bic 2anb 5u eerduiIern baben,
mobl tbun, Den Druder IN Baloe oapen in
&enutniB 81 feben. -.
Canton. Wap 9. 1884,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

peter $aufmanh,
-, 9esS. BEG @aterlanosfre,aoes.
Canton, Mars 90. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
N46fr00e.

llnterSeiDnetem rrirbe es tebr anSenebm
fDn ben QIufentbaItsprt Der Sdmilie 8ooe
aug @eIoern bel J5annoDst, Die Dor uuaefdtr
eiuem Sobre DsutIebIonb oerIieB, uno 1Ib
i'm Obio Staat oneefauft bat, 3u erfabren.
@Ieaoelanb, ben 1fen QIpril 1884.
Or. Oily, aus, 9iloesbsitn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
80Qf0ttfn!l

Der 1lnterIbriebene bat feline &arts Ma=
febene in 8utena etanoG an feIuen1 alten
plabe. eine QBei(e fhbbftib bon Canton,
uno tann folelieb mplle dnnebmen, nm Te
auf Die befe Weife uao 3it billisen priien su=
aubereiten. Ser WreS 1T A Gent fire pfune
9embbnIibe Mcle 3n farten, .peun Ne tspns
MbboIsu bs5ablt spirt; fouif pire S Gent BE-
rebuet tperten. Der preis fir Merino WOl:
le miro na6 ibrer 6einbeit anse tblassn.
,piro ober nibt bbbet ale 5 Gent eas pfunb
son,u,en, fobalo es bepm Mtbolen bs3abIt
tpire; ionf mag eieueibt 8 ee,it eersdNst
Neybens
e.... Sac. a),ptrs.
ednionns ,
ben gotten Map 1884: 7-4,naI
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
Amerifoniib. .gurppdiIbe>
M6fnt{0aft,
t'n1 0eleer unb fonftiseb eissntbun, Don
europa bteber ju bejieben.

Range fBon, ,1t,o Dft-ift ocn Sielen sefs
ten Der bic Nuferoerun9 an ben nnterlbries
benen- (Neoafteur uuo @i9entb1mer bies
ies gt0blinetnentes, )-eer,odt tporoen,-
cine NsentIbaft au etabIiren, pertnittellt
trelber bier trObnenben, europaiiben @mis
9ranten,-ibr bprt ben oer Qlusmanoerunq
nod 3urnd9elaffenes, Ooet fonti9=5ufot,a
tnenbes @isentbum,-pbne 9roBen 1rubeI;
llnfofen, Sbtpieri9feiten anb @efabr bers
uter0ebrabt meroen fbnnte. e.-l1no ldnae II.
pieI(eitie bat er iompbI bic 3wefmd6iofeit
elmer fcIbsn @inribtune,- uu1 bic
nit ibrer Qlusfdbruns perfnnpften S6mie.
rigfeit iberoadt uno ertrpgen, n,-unb Nun
enblieb--reut ct Fb-(einen Sseunben u.
benz Yublifum hberbaupt anseisen gu fbnnen;
baB er, eurb ansefuhpfte Delbinouna unS
8ermitteIun9 nit folio unb refpectol ffebens
ben pauolungsbauIern, biefs g Sebwierisfeiz
ten beIeitist bat, unb berett uno mi
g ia n Be iit,-oie an ibu 8eri1teten QIufs
trd9e oiefer 0lrt, (bleunis expebIren 3u f6na
nen, unb 3tpar in faft ale Deer bic rneilten
0e9enoen oes te1,tfben 0atetlances. ga
er NIT biefet aIrt gsibdfte, b,,rb pielfdItiae
Nustbl,nS. .-intir, uno pinftItb Dertraut
iit,-iowObI In ibre1t 9e3uee auf QImerita
aIs AUDI in R1dfobt auf guropa,-fo 1T
er ibet1eu9t, dlIen bic beY ibm in biefer
Sadie ourufeu mbeeu, ppue unb fdbne[Ie
Solicitation 9ebeu 3u fbnuen.-Sine 2aae
aIs bfentliber @sI6dftsmann, uno fei,t
aus9ebreitete @orreSponoenS bieten ibm
ibrigeus nod 3nlfsmittet uno @rleiobtera
unsen fir obisen .@elbafts3tpeia bar,~pie
s>;H>k oSn nhntn R~Ln.S
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
f@6e &reuaf

Da t1,eins8rau 6 Glifatetb b cine sebor'
ne e ua II f, obne 0runo ~uuo 11tiabe
tneinen 2ifb uno 8ette eerlafen. uno rbne
,tsin 9Di6en unbQBillen, f6en oieISGuls
ben auf meinen Slamsn sena6t bat, 70 spar*
ne ieb bitrmit ieoernann ibr niobts auf tuei:
nsu 01amen 81, Ieiben ODER bot9en ober 1le 5u
tebsrbersen inoem ib .ntbts tar fe 81 be-
SabIen gefonnsn bin,
a. 9err : anss, 1T esfu6t ubisss auf
Soften oesllnteribriebeneu. in bisQ QannOper
OaSSetts 5 nal eiu5ur6den.
9alentin 9sDpolo.
Canton, M1aD 22. 1884. 6 4sm,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

Qtm padRen eOnutas, ben 1fen Sunp,
miro cer gbrsu. Qerr. Qan9e, une am
Sonntae oarauf oen 8ten SuuD. Der Gbrrp.
3srr Gr6ufe in Der bielt9en oeut(b pros
ttftauti(dben Rrcbe 9otte5olsnft GaIten. -
rpsIbsr unl 10 llbr 8ormittasS anfdret.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

iortlrte slerte; 4a9fsnst; 88anbd Get.dibe
uno 9ras SenIen; 9td9eL sSttuiotta 81 ZEN
Spaoen tno S6aufeIn, l0eu uno @if0abeL
Specerepen;
16 Sdde 9Rio Safe 3. ertter 0ualitat; 1Dee
Saoed, Sbnnf uno pottaI6e &c.
Yorceudn:
IS sets 1bess uno Raffe9elbiFr, uno ale
QIrren porceQan @bina uno 0Ia6waareu.
s.. @amper u. Bruoer
ltniontotpr, Wap %. 1884, 6:4m'.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

gube sorisen N,onats anf bic eitbbStnben
Saso, beeaben. Sie oertbeilten fb in 3tpep
@ompahien nno Bracbten an, Nbeno 4029
8alse NIT Juri6,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31
Nd6fta8en..

So befnoen iib sesenwartis bic 6krrets
:. g B e<I ns uno @ M. Eappe? aus
eIde, &Sniaretb 3annober. Sebe, aud,
bic serin3lte 9ta6riebt hber fe, tpiro oer lln>
tsrSeibnete NIT Dem srSBten Dans empfans
gen.
N.Dpbrmauu.
Canton, Map 16. 1884. Canton, Sbios
o. Die gfebaetioueu ber ptttsburs, Wbis
laeelpbia uno Columbus 3eitunsen iperben
oienltereebenft etiubt Sbisen1 einer Nauus
tn ibren Spa!tsn 81 8eben. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30
From the New York Evening Star.
SOMETHING OMIN0US

FRENCH AFFAlRs.-We stated smoe DAYS ago
that MIR. Livingston had been requested 10 re-
quest MS recall from France ON the plea that the
treaty OF indemnity had not been carried into eff
feet, and that war message would be sent to
Congress at the opening Of the session. Since
the arrival Of the President at Washington the
subject has been under discussion. Mr.. Van Blu
rem has earnestly recommended a hostile position
towards France, affirming thai it would unite the
people IN support OF the administration, aud neu-
trallze the opposition manifested by the mercan-
tie community, on the ground that receiving the
indemnify would be valuable considera-
tlon 10 them than continuing their opposition
The secret object Of urging hostilties towards
France, with view of securing the fayorite
candidate Of Croat BRITAIN far the Presidency Il
getting TO be better understood in this cammnni
ty. Mr.. Forsyth, the Secretary OF State acsuies
ces IN the political views of Mr.. Van Buren,, and
the President is in favor Of issuing letters Of
mGrque forthwith The Kitchen Cabinet, how
ever, have looked rather deeper into this affair."
and certainly until the elections are all over, are
not disposed to alarm the people with a prospect
OF war from which SO little glory can be glea-
ned; accordingly from cautious article on French
affairs in the Globe, we Gull the following para
graph.
4" 1t is greatly to be desired that the Chambers
should assemble before the meeting of Congress,
and that the decision of France should be com
municated some time before the 4th Of March,
otherwise provisional Legislation, at all times TO
be resorted to tcih regret. may be found TO be
cessary TO the character of The United States and
the just claims Of her citizens."
We think this will happen but to do away
the necessity OF war, or war messages, or any
political man9uvre On this subject, charge it
upon the administration that o. they can obtain
he amount stipulated in the treaty tUhenerer they
shall please to say the tr0rd they are not yet
ready TO say that word, and thus far we know
what is going on.
Our friend Major Noah, is quite oracular. He
seems to think, that a word to the wise will be
sufficient. Ever since the refusal of the French
Chambers to pass the appropriation bill for the
American indemnity, rumours from Washington
have been very frequent, of a disposition, on the
part OF the President, TO kick up row with the
French Government. The Editor Of the Eve
ming Star has had peep behind the curtain, and
intimates, pretty strongly, that there is truth in
the rumours of an intended rupture, "ifthe par
ty can be benefited by such maneuvre. Rich
MoNp WHO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30

has been materially in,6red. and great m.nv q
their original documents DESTROYED. The ~,
ION inissariai euiidiag-ihe Custom House ~.
Court House Marker House-the Jail. anS ~
rroiesisst church. and almost every other build.
ias ~ to~n, nave suffered considerable injury
fron the effects q the hurrieapc-The Mere.
Tile houses Of Messrs. Thomas Lang & O.
Messrs- James GarraEay & CO. and Tbo,.s.
w. Doyle, Esq. On account Of their proxin1it,- :,
70 the sea, have also experienced most hss,,,
losses. -
Throughout the whole island, and on every =,
tate, the most dreadful destruction took pIs.o
the full account Of which would fill a column
The northern part OF Martinique has sulIered
severely, and many vessels have been lost. 81
Pierre did not escape, and considerable loss IA,
been sustained az ort Royal.
Great fears were entertained that the peon,.
Of Dominica woald suffer for the want 81 ia
and measures were taken at Barbados and clsr
whore 70 send supplies 10 the suffering inhabi
tanis.
All accounts go TO show that this has been one
Of the most destructive hurricanes ever expert.
enccd in the West Indics.--fIer Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30

THE ONO ELEcTIoN.-Thc whole Of the re-
turns have not been received but the general
result is known. The latest information is given
in the Belmont Journal and Enquirer, from
which journal we extract the following para
graph.
The Election. We publish the returns,
as far as they have been received. Of the
late election in this state. BY these re.
turns it will lie perceived that the political
complexion Of the Legislature of Ohio
has been materially changed, and that the
Congressional delegation now stands 10
Opposition to Van Buren, 10 the Sen
ate of the state, the parties are equal,
and .. In the House they stand as to 90
Opposition majority 10. Gov. Lucas &C
eording TO the best information We have
received, is re elected over Gen. Findlay,
by a majority Of about 1000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30
From the CharlestowD Free Press.
MELANCHOLY EVENT.

The sensblities of our little community were
deeply 'xcited on Friday evening last, by dis
tressinga cidCnt which occurred a while before
sunset. hr. John James Frame was found ly.
ing IN the road, about two miles south of this
place, mangled and bleeding, having been thrown
from his gig, firm the effect Of which he died ia
less than an hour. Mr. Frame had been TO his
farm in the country, and was returning when tho
melancholy event occurred. No one saw the
cident but Thomas Griggs, Esq. rode up while
the dust was yet flying, and was horror stricken
TO find gentleman, whom he did not at first re.
cognize, PROSTATE, ard in the last agonies Of ex-
istence. Medical aid was soon obtained but
100 late The injuries to the head, face, & body
OF the deceased, were so great, as to cause the
belief that he had either been thrown violently
against tree, or dragged some distance over
rough road.
His agonized wife and mother, upon hearing
the heart rending news, fastened towards the
scene OF wo, and were met with the awful IL
dings that the spirit Of their beloved one had fled
Bereaved and bruised hearts can better picture
the intensity of their grief than can describe
it.
TO the residence of his father, from whence
his funeral was attended the NEXT day at the
Episcopal church yard, by large assemblagc
OF sorrowing relatives and friends.
MIR. Frame was in the prime of life, being
about thirty-two years of age in prosperous cir
cumstances gentleman Of easy and fascinating
manners, and blessed with all those social and
endearine ties which make up mans happiness;
he was highly esteemed in the community in
WHICH he lived, as is tested by the universally
pervading sorrow which touches every heart and
now oversh;tdogs every face.
To the agonized feelings Of his devoted wife,
parents, and connexions, what consultations can be
offered in these the first hours of their deem deem
wo? There are moments when il would be cruel 10
intrnde upon the sacrcdncss Of grief A sorrow SO
natural must have lis way, and attempts TO still
the throbbInss of torn and bruised hearts, would
but increase the pangs which now rend their bo.
SONS. IT the sylnpathies Of a large community
could avail anything, their tears would soon DO.
ISOLATION must they now look for that fortitude
which VIII enable them to bear, with true rpsig-
nation, the severe Christening, which, in his wise
providence he has thought fit TO infct upon
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30
la the course Of tie summer, as the ne

la the eourse Of tie summer, as the nc
gotiation progressed, the papers under
your control, made occasional soriies Cor
H. purpose "a ascertaIning bow TIE de
~ irsaiir party would stand tie e,gctian
of Mr.. King; and also with the view Of
.lslnllianzips the people, by degrees, TO
the name Of that distinguished statesman
as the next Senator. Those presses wtiich
sustained the party. but could not &c IA
voFably brought out, were muzzled. II
was thus, that public opinion was 10 be
created for this system was then, as n0tc
praciiced 10y hreli8g mefcenarIes Among
the first pointed publications.. that re
collect, was in the summer Of 1919, and
was contained in the Albany Argus from
which the following remark is extracted
''1ce are happy 10 oLsrue, that Mr.. King
Is decidedly opposed 20 the measure Of .Nr
Clinton. Patrick HENRY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30

The URsULINEs. Our readers will be graft.
fed 10 learn that the ladies of the Ursuline Com.
munity, after the great inconyeniencies and yex.
atoms they have experienced since the destrue.
ton OF the convent at Charlestown have found
delightful retreat and resting place where. God
grant, they may not be again moested They
left the city on Saturday for Brnkley Place in
Roxoury' Formerly the seat Of Gen Dearborn,
where they hope once more to realize the do.
nestle quiet and religious peace of their once
happy home at ST. Benedict. They will not be
able 10 re commerce their school until next De.
cember-a aud we earnestly hope that the good
people of Roxbury will not vex them with idle
and impairment visits, as fruitess as they are Of
fensiYc.-BoSt Trans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30

Bank or no Bmtk.-Let it be every
where proclaimed that the success of the
Jackson Congressional ticket in New Jer-
sey, prevents the possibility of two thirds
vote in favor Of re charIering the Bank in
the next Congress, and that consequently
there is no longer any pretence for the
Plea that the question at the coming con
test is " Bank or no Back" Now that
the Bank question is disposed of. unless
Gen Jack.on should tcW il otherwise, let
Us fairly and promptly meet the only ques
lion al issue Constitution or no Consti
tnlion-- Laws or no Laws-pm Buren, on
.itti HnI BWen-WHIG or Jackson,
" Y, C0m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30
FROM THE WEST INDIES.


By the Brig Edward Capt d. b. Smith, ar
rived at this port from Barbados, whence she
sailed on the 9th, we have received files of Bar
BADGES papers TO that date.
The Islands generally continued quiet, but the
tGooferS were very lazy, and not inclined TO work
when they could avoid it.
These papers give us an account Of a most
dreadful and destructive hurricane which oc-
cured on the night of the Goth of September, on
the island Of Dominica The works on two
thirds OF the principal Sugar Estates were level
led to the ground, and the canes blown fiat to
Tue earth, and in many instances buried in the
mud and blown from the soil /; every description
OF provisions above ground completely swept
away, and the face OF the country, which exbibI-
ted before the utmost luxuriance of vegetation,
changed 10 the appearance OF general confagra-
uoh having passed over it, There are NOT 80
600 feet of lumber in the Island, nor 100 OO0 shin
gies. Every vessel that was in the roads at the
Tune shared the same fate, viz the sloops Dol
phin and Antelope, and snal sloop from Mont
serrat. An American schooner was driven on
shore, bottom up on the south end of the Island
opposite TO Martinique. The Offices barracks
ana hospital at Morne Bruce, are mostly blown
down. and those standing in such dilapidated
slate as 10 make them unsafe to occupy Every
ouildlng on the garrison has been either crushed
20 ruins or has suffered considerably-the sna.
clous hospital lately built ON an improved nIan
mas Deen partly unroofed, and the Barrack Mas.
ters and AdIutants offices have been entirely
destroyed, and it was with great difficulty that
me troops escaped without loss of life The left
sac OF the Government House was blown down
ana the ether parts of the building partially dan
ased.-The oiace Of the Auxiliary Comnis ,;o,,.
''s u compensation, adjoining those premises
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30

MEssRs. WATMoueH AND ASIA public
meeting was held by the friends Of Mr.. Wat
mough in the third congressional district of Pa.
at which resolutions were passed. expressing a
was elected by illegal votes. The fraud is said
to have consisted in the distribution TO persons
not entitled TO vote, of collectors receipts for
taxes, which were considered by the inspectors,
as proof of their qualification. committee was
appointed 10 contest the election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-30

MAN KILLED BY AN ELEPHANT.-Cne Of
those accidents which We have long expected 10
see recorded Of the numerous travelling mcna
geries, has recently occurred in Indiana. A man
who was looking at caravan Of beasts at Covine.
ton in that state, was seized by one Of the ele.
plants and instantly crushed 10 death BY a fold
Of his trunk.
The large elephant which was exhibited at
Frederick, Md, few weeks since, killed his
keeper, whilst passing the bridge over the Sus-
quehanna, at Columbia lie excited its anger
by Offering it apples, which he afterwards gave
to the young elephant in company