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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.-The
committee on internal improvements in
the house Of representatives, have re.
ported, unanimously, a bill authoriz.
ing an additional subscription, by the
United States, to the amount of one
million of dollars, to the stock of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

We regret to learn. by letter from one
If our subscribers, that the Hon. EphrGim
&. W;l:on. late Representative in Con-
xress from the Eastern Shore Of Maryland,
died at his residence 10 Snowbll, on the
I'd instant NJ. hi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
THE FORsAKEN ONE.

well remember her, twas in the dawn
vi youth and hope. ia Iii, IS uncoud spring,
When, like the visionary forms which fit
Throughout the world OF dreams upon my sight
"a ali the pride Of lovcl.ness she burst
For never IN my bright imaginings
Had fancy's magic power disclosed 10 view
A form 50 sauiiiul-the air she bre aihed
Did seem Of gr, alter rariiy-her ewes
OF soft ethereal blue, la. not the glare =.
Which after years came Ger them she loved
Oh, there is nothing in this neither world,
w nth all us sympaihies and passions deep,
Like womsn's love when once tn inherent spark
Is fann'd into fame by PASSIONS breath;
Then all her hopes, affections and her fame
Her all VI earthly bliss doth concentrate
IN one lov'd being her spirits altar
The idol Of her soul to which she pour.
Her silent adoraiion.- Such was her love
r or one on whom fair nature had bestowed
Her most attractive powers; but, alas,
The jewel which this costly casket held
h heeled not her handy work twas base
In spirit worthless; tho it outward bore
The impress Of dyinity-he came
IN loves disguise, and poured into her ear,
Soft words Of flattery. Oh, bal, full power,
Fell as the Upas breath, how many fall
y, neath thy biighiing inAuence--enough
lis VOWS are registered above, they stand
IN black array against him in an hour,
Fatal epoch IN her history's page!
She n her cherished home the traitor swore
Another sun should greet her as his BRIDE
But all! he did deceive her.
Again we met,
The wandcrrr return'd, but oh how changed,
The color Of her cheek had passed away
Save one red spOt-the hectic Of despair
Which served more forcible than words TO show
How II had prcyed within her-while her eyes
CLASSY aud dim, fearful ralc did tell
OF maddening gritfl She sought again her home;
Twas the abode Of strangers; and one told her
The dismal story Of her parents fate
Grief for her flight had brought tn, M 10 IN verge
Zen OF the grave-tll al length it r. achcd them,
That their child, their darling child, was now
A homeless wandercr, abandoned by the wretch
That nrcd her from her homc.--Then like q
flower,
Torn from us parent stem, 10 grace awhile
His heartless bosom'-lcit her TO her fatcl
The prop other declining years thus snatched
Away forever was too much--th,y died,
Beseeching HeaveH with their last faint breath
To save their wrctched child. Such was the tale
Abruptly told her, aud her sole response
One wild hystrric laugh! and she b, came
A fearful maniac,
Oh, could not bear
To gaze upon that count nance, SO void
Oi ought like Consciousness, or even trace
hose pencillcd features which assume the caste
OF idiot vacancy those restless eyes
Bright with un srihly lustre; or TO hear
The unmeaning laugh Of cold insanity
For ever bursting forih,-l left that scene
Aud mary month rolled on-whcn at length
My wand ring footsteps sought that spot again,
was told that this poor forsaken one
Lay by her parents side la p acc beneath
\ simple tablet 10 the church yard green.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
CHANCES OF MARRIAGE.

The following curious statement, bv
DR.. Granville istskcn from an En- lish
paper; u IS .rawn r7m the registered
cases OF SO wom1a, an is derived
from their answers TO the age NJ which
they respectively married. Ii is the
first ever constructed to exhibit 10 f..
males their chances Of marriage AZ va.
rious ages. Ofs76 females, there mar.
rled-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

From this curious statistical table,
our fair readers may form a pretty &C.
curate judgment Of the chances which
they have Of entering into the holy
state ofmatrimony; and Of enjoying the
sweets I've say nothing ~ the biitersl
of welded Love.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
FOR SHE.

fl Ne,o Barouche &. Harne,,
e HAVE on hand New Baroucbe 80,
1.-Two sets ofHarness made by nv orde, ~ =
the very best manner, both Of which -, :,
perfectly new, never having been ussS
Not having use for the articles, | will al
them on accommodating terms. Any me-
son wishing 10 purchase can see the G.,
rage and Harness by calling at my Store j,
ShepheIdsiown
JOHN T. COoKUs
Shepherdsto wn. Nov. sS, 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

Care Of the Aged.-"As having
their own way is one of the greatest
conf IT'S Of life TO old people, ! think
their friends should endeavor 10 nc-
commodate them in that; as well ms in
any thing else. When they have long
lived in a house, il becomes nat'ral 10
them; they arc almost as closely con.
neeted with il, as the tortoise with his
shell; they then die, if you tear them
out Of it; old folks and old trees, if YOU
remove them, lis ten to one that YOU
kill them; so lei our good old sister be
no more imporiuned on that head. We
are growing old fast ourselves, and we
shall expect the sarne kind Of indul.
gence; and IL we give them, we shall
have a right to receive them in our
turn.-FTankiiH's Fami6ar Letters"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
Burr MiIlstones. &c

FEsHE subscriber has for sale, a pair a.
n four feet Burr Miilsiones, very l,G.
worn. which he will warrant 10 be a 6,,,.
rate pair, TO grinu fast, and make supetes.
flour He also has FOR sale. 3urreil,s :.
tented GLOVER MACHINE, for she'll
ing and cleaning Clover Seed, which "a,
he worked either by water or horse power
u is nearly new. and in complete orde,
Any person wishing TO purchase, Mi
meet with low terms, by applying 10 n,
subscriber. two miles east of Cbarles,orn
j. fferson county
GEORGE EiCHELBERGER
Oct "a, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

GLASS Of different sizes. Patty, Lead
WI Shof. Cigars, and Chewing ron.s
co, ItdbaIs Mixture. very superio,
Snuff; also, Rappee and Scoth Snuff n,
sale at w.
X McSHERRY & BROTHER
Martinshurg. Oct 10, 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19

reid ben, &srfer.-Diels unfdulcis
&c tpur0en iupeb ais permu1btte
Sbellnebmer usrbaftetet uno DON
Der Sater Nesierune 2llles oufee.
bpten Die S @htfobnenctt .. Srant<
reid ou69elefertSu Su rboltent melcbes
ober niebt 9e(ttob. Sin Criminal
SrD;es morp nEn se9cn lle ein9clein
tet, uno purb Grfcnntnib bonn IS.
Sept. ale Sunf 5um s % { Der,
urtbeilt.
:SS6drQerlieb tD0t in ibrem 8oters
ldnoe, ('no 0e nun aHferltonoen i'm
frelen Ainsrifa, Su einsm neuen tir>
|sstliben Oalepn uno feln bolerIfbs
es 5enferfbwerrt oarf lcb auf Sp'
rannen<@ebei6 mebr 1obsn ibrem
frel 9eworoenen WaGn ! 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
WefinOien.

Gehr beunrobi9snoe 1otMidten
(lno flr;ll6 ppn Welimrrslanp cine
9e|oufeu. 0ie 9ie9es aei9en cine
sntldtsosne 2Ibnel9uns 9e9en 0e>
ibdftIgan9 ,InO boben nun ithrn oret
Heriube ans* tieIlt bic GtoOt Ca
uannos2o'Mor in Qran0 III tteeten.
Nuf Der llontafbe .. &hremtfu,py
;u rpe'd>er 400 2ebrIluse 9ebbren u.
onf Der jspe 9Bcde 80 Nrhsfts Su>
fer prOouclrt rruben, MIRO jcbt nur
mod I 9emodt. Mon fthreibt Dies
pursu9!t6 Dem gnt blu6 Ser
3 bwor;en III, nitbt lan9er ais bis
6 llbr III orbeltcn. ueberhourt MIRO
Defenders i'm Oiltrifte QSsfmoro
lano Der geii Oes NiDtritanoes II.
Der 3l9euoGefeit nit ieocm Sose
Nbtbartr. 9tidtS bleltt lbriq,
ais be iddrflten 3wonse mfreseln ;
uno es 1T ~ befurchten, ooB audi
(elbf oisfelhlt oise nitt binreicben
rerosn, Sronuns uno 9iubs wieoer
bersuFeaeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19

ESOrtbell blersteren Wuroel1s
Die 0inosrniff rpetbs bis iset
Dtm GpmmiNteuec Der 8 enerat'
2an0sOficr tpelber NIT Der
Ausmabl ln0 Dem 9srtauf Der 0ie'
fem @taate pom &onsrsB bswiui9,
ten Gdnoerepen beauf:rast tpor, um
ben MiomlsgauaI a6ro!lp ~ pers
ldn9ern i'm 2tese Ganoen, Nno g.
bobeu, bic SectlDnsn Gno bis 5
Nseileu Don Ser GanaIllnle nab el'
s,er Don Dem Gomml0lonsr Der g..
ueral,Sanr Office perfertlsten Site
eeCebmd6is sum Q>erfauf euseebp'
ten uno 6fent!lb bel Der 2onpofce III
piquo in Miami Gountp am 22lt.
October biefes Sabres pertauft wrrs
Den, wObep beinobe 10000 Sbaler
eingenommen tporoen (Ino. Sie(e
@umn1e aufammeu nit oen ferneren
9'ertdufen jener ednOerepen, welbe,
bon 3eit su Ssit semabt merosu fot
lem miro Die Canal Gummintcner in
IN oen Gtano (eeen, oas QBsrf forts
subaueh uuo tplr f6nnen bpfsu,psn
miami'Ganat ndbi1eus bsp Diff
ance nit Dem Babald uno grie'
Sonol pereiusst Su leben, Don tpp er
Damn bis gum grie See oerlinsert
1peroen miro. Oieies mert miro
tpenn IS uellenost, nibt rur fir oen
Staat Obio, fenoern aub fur Den
Sansen Weitsn ,. Der sr66ten Btb,
ti9teit fein, unD perDient Don perO<,
1lerak 8erfammlung nit befonoerer
SOr9falt erpogen III !per0eu.
Gin uno s,panus Mstlenrbsr Ia'
ticnalfraBe peltli6 BON 3anesplAs
lino fsrtis oebaut, uno ourb oen a.
ssntsn Der 9ereint9tsn Staaten benz
Stoat .Obio abersebsn moroen.
Oiefen Sbeil trbielt Bic ausdbenoe
Oewolt, unb CAB ibn unter Die Oh
but oes Saperintenoanteu Der qBes
ssbouteh. Sie &tro0e Swtfben|
Soncsolie uno QSbeellng 1T mdb
reno oiefes Sommers oarebaus aus, |
9ebt0ert nprosn. qBte mir osr
Superintsnoant beribtet, Guo uuges
fdbr 1000 Gutben Steine ouf sic
Suabc 9sfabren tpDroen, rpepon i'm
Ourb(1nitt Die Gxtbe ouf 8 Sblr.
uno IS Gents III lteben fommt. Die
Sutl,e BON $4,000 mel6e 3ur Dert
bsNsruna oben erwdbnten We9es ..
Der 8ant BON GbilIIcotbe bon tt,ei<I
men, 9cr9dnser geboret moroen
roar, ruar am perfoBtnsn 4t. Mdr,
fillie, uuo tpuroe nab Der Berflesl
ung Der lesten 9eneralpsrfa
ausbejablt. Qualifications per fur
Die Nusbe0sruns Der National,traIf
e beQtmuten 9el0sr TT Dem Supe.
riutensont Dec we9ebauten ousse.|
sablt ncroen, spelber tbn nab. Dem
B,Ilen oer Generalpsr Ia,itluns ver,
tpenoet bat. Sis 9HeaetaG,n be,
ttanoe llno na6 osn Bibern oes
Sbabmeilttrs wie fo(et |
Sic Summs, wtibe v,n ben
Sono Der Wefeiinst. staa=
tens 80 ses&,1e nod eea
listen 9loe. 1883 I'M Sbas
:. mar s1.1sl o. OF
Die suits ,uslcbe fir Bese. -
isa einseuomnen uno an
Den sbas biz 3,sm 15ten
Ncu. 1884 bssablt rrutos 1s.ees Is o|
Die Sunns meIbe fhr Die
Ausbe1truua erspapnssnBe, .~ |
geo .. Ger aaaemeinsn gIns |
aa9ms beRiu,m. rs,r $1,000 90 O
IotaI,:nme ss.874 70 Q
------
B,n bisier euntme wurne Bonn
lluotpr oeS GtodtBe benf Su.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
Bpn1 NuSlQt1oe.
- NNgNNNON ONNNNNIN a

3lreIbrn6tn, aus oen Q6noen cet0eneo or:
men CbepafuetepcIi5e.]
Orei nus OcutIb(ou0 entHobene,
uno (Ib 9s9snWdrtt9 in Neu<Oort
oufb altsnoe NbeinbaIstn prcjettirte
0efreiune ots - ribmIlcb as 25er>
fedjter Der oeutf:ben Syeibeit befann<
ten Or. 9Birt y, .poran (ie Ie!bit
Sbeilnebmer .parsn ouf fclsenoe
2u1sife.
Msbrere Sdriftftsuer unoNsbte'
9e|ebrts (eampsrs) in Boierm ppr'
untsr ft6 aub 9r. Birtb befano
unternabmsn es Dem&6nis Die 9rO6e
Nctb isinss 9olFes in ofsntliben
Sldttern oar,u|tsusn uno auf 0er'
Numbering oer DruGenotsn 2aten
ansutrasen.-Gtott oieien Dorltet
lunsen 0eber su sebtn, murpen Dies
le M dnRer pon- Der Ne9ierung oes'
oespcti(b perfolst uno ein9eferfert
81. Rtrtb, ais elmer Der eifri9ten
|Serfsbtes oer Menlcbsurebtel tpur,
|oe jabreIaus I'M 9sfdneai6 9ebols
ten enolib a!s 9o6ssrrdtber Dor
ger!6t 9etteut, ,-jeoo6 Don Dem
'gsfbwcrnsne 8eriht (nel6es tn
Nbesnbolern nod eriflrt) freis
&c rod Nsttt uno G'eIes
mitSlBen treteno,murbe DieterMdrs
tprer Der 9utenSabe oeb nibt freis
geseben, fonoern Dor Gin onoerssGe,
rttt sefcut uuo eon Oem(elben ,u
sme1jabrlser SuttbausItrafe peruys
tbeilt! ...:
2lue gemitber mu6tsn nit 2lb,
ideu 9e9en cine MISUNDERSTANDING
Felt erfilat perosn, un0 IS wSroe be,
f1lo0en Sr. 9Birtb oieler unee>
retten Strafe III entsieben. .-Sunf
SButser aus 3vsIbruden unternubs
men bic s MossifiG, uno ibre 9>a,
n'en veroienen befannt Su perOsn ;
fle bei6en
Joiepb Nari6au. 9peeereibduol.7 itbt in
Sran3 36Qer, g6nsioermeliier 0leu:
Srleorl6 @ontcurier, Gdrbssmsitt. Oore.
St'eori6 &usb. @anoIcat.( ieptim
SarI Studert @r6iteet. : Srantrsi9.
gs tpar in Ser S>abt pcm 22,23.
Npril ,. g., ais 9&>lrtb i'll has
Su6tbous nob SaiitrsIautern ab-
Scflbrt tper0en fuute. Oben se<
noitte Wldnnsr erflbrsn oisB trGt
einige Stunoen porberr uno nab>
meu ic9lsi6 ibre Maa6reeelu.-
Sie mletbetsu cine Sutid {, turen 8
&tunoen weit oprous, uno erin ortes
ten Die Nnfunft res 0efoneenen,
rpelben ile 9>a6ts llllbr in einem
3ubrpert anfcmmsn bbrten. @s
mutoe foslei6 Don ibnen ansebolten
ote Strdnse Der pferoe abeeidnit<
ten, uao bic 2uslisferuns Deb Gr.
2Slrtb perlanet. Sis 9cnsp'ar.
men perweiserten bie6 unO ftneen
"l1 6u 1eusrn JpeD oDne grrct9,
ere lpron9en nun aus Dem 0Eas
gen. sr'fen DC S 3erfdmotncn nit
OsmSIbel an uno sman9sn coourd
oueb $eetere ium Seuern; Der Sf-
t.3'er erbIelt elnen g dub rut6 oen
Nru' unb isl III 0cren, sic lib,
rlsen Gsnso 'o,men lifen narcn<Gie
Sefreler kDten nun Gr. Wlrtb ib.
rem Wasen su. feinerYludt nab Dem
nabe 9ele9enen Srantreib an, no
isb feline Srau uno &in0er bercits
IN Slherbeit b efanoen ober per.
9etllb p! " elite Dem vermunceten
Offsisr III 5ilfs un> lief (ib nidt
bs,pesen, feline Sre,beit sur Sludt su
bsnussn.-Selne Sreunee, Die 70.
init 0ut ArO Oa(uf Ntrophlirh fnr
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19

IDICp' sJDnen oer SoupertntenD0Ilt IN
(einem 0ericbt mlttbeilen.
Sine Nbfbrift oes am 18ten Gan.
|cieles Sobrs bon Der GeneraIper>
fammlun9 ssfabten Selcblu6es meC
der unltre Gsenatorsu uno Nspref
lentanten i'm Gensrs6 auforDert lb-'
rem @lnauB su 9ebrauhsm 0a6 pc
Bpanoot' SnDlaner our6 2(hfQuf
lbrer Gsferpe Gus unfertm Staat
entfernt tperocn mtbtsn, uno Da6
man 3u MsRm 3weG etnen @omr
mlNar ienoen n'S9e, 1T clnem jsosn
unlerer Sen1tpren una Gspre(entans
ten beim gcn9re6 nob Der 8tttlms
mun9 Der e5eneralperlammlun eln
| sebdnoist aoroen. sJm gonsreB TT
Die e Sabe erwp9en moroen, xno
cine tlelEe Surntne purOe fir Die
Die OslanrGbajt bsttimmt. .Our1
eInen 0rlef Den ib ols 9ouperneur
pon Obio pom &rieesfecretir erblelt,
erfubr ih, baB IS Der Q6nn(O Dee
preIiDentsn Der Dsr. @Stootea fep,
oae tb Gle llnterB BanoMt1g tAlt jsnen
Jnolansrn .resen Der 2lbtrstung ibt
Tres 2onDes an bic Qer. Gtaaten,u
wesen ibrer NusmanOerune jenIsit
oes MiOnJippi erSfAsn ieuts. Ois>
e msine pflbt,ertl lcb nab Dem
Wunlb pss rreGDenten. Scb bat.
t. per(ttieoene 3ulommenfunfte init
Den 0dupt(ln9sn jenes >Stamms, u.
erfldrte tbnen Die men(6enfrsuno.
llbe NbGbt 0es gsupsrnemtnts u.
bic 0ortbeilt, nelbe ile ais Station
baben tplroen, tpenn (ie Die 9sbcte>
nea 8eoln9unsen onudhmeh. 2lberj
olsle Scrtbelle (hetnen ibnen nibt
9ebDrI9 eln;uleutten, uno pleMebrti
sabl Der 9duptlinse weiserte G;b bis|
jeRt Die onsebctensn 0eOinsunsen|
ansunebmen. Die Beolneuneen
wstcbe ib bepcundbtist mor, ibnen
on3ubleten, tporeu uab melner IN,
flbt au0eroroentlltb liberal. 0os
0Dupernement Der Der. Stooten
wetIte ibnen jenleit Oes .MlOl0lppiI
eins eben fo gro6e Strede GonO &c.
ben, ais fle.bler be(tOen, ipoute fir
ibre NeIle rprtbin uno fir Qcrrdtbe
auf Elm S}abr forsen. Sic NtCeroe
fcQte ju Sanousfp pertauft nerOtu,
Bic Sonflumme ibnsn ecseben mers
oen nit Qusnabme Der Eo,icu, wel'
DE ibre Geile su Den neuen QBobn,
lleen Ser BereInl9tcn Gtaaten per.
ur(oben WIr0e.
2Ste man mir btriebtett, III bsp
Den sJnolouern piel uber D,sle 2(us,
'ponoerunssfrose sefproebsn nor,
oen, uno Die Meinunsen ,paren &C,
tbe.tt, eben fo oerlbieoen nor Bic
Metauns Der 6aupt!inse ibsr BE,
fen GeSenltanD. 0rep Derelben
io9te man mir, (epen oafur, u. bier
oasesen. S1br pornebmlter Odupt,;|
ling uno Die Msbrsabl oes Gtalnes
fol oafdr fepn, uno penn ras lo 1T |
10 tperoen bep Der ndcbItsn 2isobl
welbe i'm Gan. Ut, anoere 0iupt>
ling aewdblt neroeu. ,lnit piefsr
Ausf6t ano In Der AbGcht, ooB lie
unter il1 felbit Die Sabs pruf fen
btelt icb Is fir ans,mr0eu
oie Serbanoluns ab,ubreebcn :. lie
;plro lbri9ens duseublidtib &pteoer
angcfnlpff tper0en, rpenn itb erfab-
re, oaS Die Station ipiasns 1T ouf
DIE ibnes onsebotenen 0eoipstlnsrn
;u unterbanDelu. = .'
(8eld!uB folet nd6ite Wobe.
SbertGB Nfrfauf,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
Geut(bianD.

1lntr etsmali9es 9Sot erlono If
sesenwdrtis in cine tiefe rplit!ftc
Stiue per funfsn. 9ie Gdoer oes
oespcti(hen ubrwertee, an neleben
Die e chidlole Der reutfben g Olts>
ltdmme 0uf9emunren qeben einen
feiten uno re9eImd6iesn@ one, fort
Oie Sirlttn pro0en nit Dem Motf
ibrer urtertbonen, me!de bios sum
G @dmleen uno Qo0tloetn eebprcn
lu fem. Wdbreno es an oen S.
fen nit ocrnebmen 6 ed meib n lmz
melt, brcd'er bic Su6btnsn Der Scr,
fer nit Gefonoenen. Sr nuD eS
fort9eben, bis Der &ru9 bridt unO
bic fbIummernoe oertf6e &roft rult
fondhnIl6, Sbrrnen urn Sinsr
unter ibren mdd tl9en NusbrtGen
(beerdbt.
Sbeleih Narplecn auf@t. Sc,
lena moeertl tcmmen ord nod bic,
meiIen on9enetme @rlnnsrunaen an
lbn an unfere llfer beranssfton men.
e. murDen tirslid, in Solee Ser
neorrlitan,ider r@tt'bdtisun9tn Gus
hem sNcGet(tt iffe ,l,iro Ss,cl0orL
osmn Hn"~,1s,," 49, ~ ,,nts,n 1JIS, &C., ~"
ot"s ''"pos'" /" W. u'''t.u "Is'n oo'
9el0ceh. Vf pslrtDt N0, COP Gles
| ie tle'neni nlecllden no hbd It un>
(fddDlieten G ruproine Der olten
N2pIt ipkr fSfih unO erru,nf;.h
.~veonosn ~ .r,,nrn rnS 49, av'ItV a.s".k
."p' .', m Ss's,' t'.'"I n, "'o ts.' y'tstp.
zen! Stun'ep erfeetsn' COP np0 1tht
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19


B,n bisisr euntne wurne POM
NuoitUr oes Staatse oents
: perintenoant ermd1nssnQ9:.
: aeS auese5ab!t 90 5e1 OF 8
Dlsibt in sdab usSerftna 4sls7 rs
0itraus erlIebt MIN oo6 o,e mo,
,f1etlibe Durbfbnittsfai1t oes 3pus
i,6 i'm porisen 9,brs aaf lo6o
:Sbaler belief. Disft Sumne ,pirD
wle ib CLAUDE, men nran pie a5traG
fe meter nab 2E:tfen per!dneert
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19

IotaIi, Ii,.sume 3S.874 72
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Staley, DR.. S. b. FosTER, OF Shepherdsiown,
TO Mss JANE c daughter Of the late Mr.. John
Williams, of this county.
On Tu sday morning last, by the Rev. Mr..
Flaut, ME-. GEORGE DoLt, Jr. TO Miss CATHE.
RIxE GERTRUDE McSHERRy, daughter OF the
lat Richard McSherry Of jefferson county.
On Thursday last by the Rev. Mr.. Medtart.
Mr.. Thomas HOOPER to MISS MAHALA HAIR
afsoS, both Of this place.
On the same day, by the Rev. -, Mr.
ZEPHEMIAB SILVER TO Miss MARTHA JANE,
daughter of Mr.. Hiram Henshaw, both OF this
county.
On the same day, by the Rev. -, Mr.
WILLIAM B. GoRRELL to Miss ISABELLA JANE
daughter Of Mr.. Levi Henshaw, both Of thii
| county.
On Friday last. by the Rev. -, Mr.. A
BRAHAM NEwsoN TO Miss MARY EmBERsoN
| On Saturday last, by the Rev. -, Mr.
lNArHANIEL Blue to Miss CATHARINE WALK
xR, both Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
CLOSE OF THE ELECTION.

From the N. Y. CONNER. Advertiser.
was moment of fearful anxiety and
versal CONSERVATION. when our paper
Ro' 10 press yesterday The transactions
fur'ng subsequently we gather from the
Rmng papers chiefly the Journal of
Rmmerce. The riot commencing at 10
ock was thus ocrasioned. The sailors
oOging TO the Wig PARTY went M
padway with their shin. the Constitution
whilst passing Masonic Hall. gave
Re cheers Stones were immediately
bwn at the frigate. nv a number Of
s'on men. who Threatened 10 destroy
This outrage led TO some harsh OK
sslons on both sides. and the news he.
communicated 10 the committee AT
s'mc Hall, they rushed ont. aided nv
y citizens and drove the disturhers OF
peace from the ground. They had
e'y done 40. when several hundred
pw' from the 9Th Ward rushed up
Rne street. and attacked them mns' fl
dy The Committee at tho Masonic
rame 10 the assistance Of their friend.
ne disparity Of numbers were so great
'hey were obliged TO retreat into She
p"rsnrd by a large number of the
AS we stated yesterday. Information
communicated tn the Mayor and
Eee' the former high funrtionary. &C
panied by the police officers. consia
and about forty watch. men, proceed
20 The scene OF action There the,
0vsred an exhibition Of violence. Which
had not been prepared TO expect. il
eaVnurlng to supr. IS il, numerous per
nearly fifty. were knocked dowr
oeaten, some Of them receiving Sc
and dangerous wounds.
sptan Stewart OF the first district
'adly cnt on the left side Of the head;
p Nlnnson. OF the same district, shock
J inJured-aIl his ribs broken and hi
arm fractured in two places his skull
10Y fractured and his face much cut
u Seaman. OF the second watch disiric
W the head; Waterman named Style
,a'iy wounded, Col Fleet, assistant 4
Munson. severely hurt; Capt Stage
uo watch district. much hurt; Messr'
twell. Sinclair, Blunt, and ten or fl
Waterman wounded, besides MessrI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24

give have received various DETAILS oil
he prsctices il Aihemaile. to defeat Gil
NE, and Souhah They are suffrien'l,
Disgusting. and Prove what rapId strides
n Y corruption is making in Old virgin.
la Ex Senator Rives IL ok an active part
IN riding the county. and cornering voters
at the polls. Hr fell that To lnse his own
county. after his magnificent Wanting.
would place him in a ridiculous attitude.
and he wrought hard 10 pre-, vent il He did
prevent it bn, as Il correspondent say.
1t was like Cnrnwailis's victory NJ Guiiford,
4 preparation for the catastrophe at York
Town A majority Of little over fifty
ont ofnear 1900 in his own county-in
3ibemarle, where jackson has been ON
niro,en'- backed by Jaeksonism -hv the
'nf1aence of rich come xions and political
alIies-hy the general prejudice against
the Bank. excited 10 throw dust in the
eyes Of the people-his antagonists men
no had little or no family inflience-wbo
stood upon their merits slone--who ha d
species cf electioneeTing ariificr, and the
people sought TO be committed against
h, m. when they were at distance. upon
public duty. Such ricfory we humbly
hink, is more honorable TO the vanquished
than the victorious
The $40 citizens whose firmness with
stood the Tremendous electioneering AS
saulis of The Randolph and Rives comhi
nation, and who cbuld have voted for
G,lmer and Sou,hall for the sole reason
that they hrlleved their public conduct
upright and their Cause just and true, de
serve the honors awarded 10 the defeated
bu, heroic band a, the pass o. FhermoPy'a
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