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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04
Bdltttttoce Narkefs;
T1sa wEGK ENDING SEPT. 4.


FLOUR
Holcard street FlOU,-The principal transac.
tons from stores appear TO have been made al
S 3 81. Some sales have been made at S5 81, y
a few at So 25-Holdcrs to day generally ask
s 81, and some higher. The wagon price ran
ges from s y TO Is and SIS %.
CITY 1ilAs Flo1T.-Thc aggregate sales are
several thousand bbls the principal portion o.
which was al 8 81 on time with interest added
A parcel was sold at 1925 cash. and to day
1000 bbls. were sold at ST. 25 on time with int
rest added, not to be Immediately furnished
Other holders continue TO ask s $ 81 IL to day
GRAIN
IHhcat The sales Of the week have ranged
from 80 to 100 cents for ordinary to prime reds
W e know OF no white wheats at market this
week
Corn. Sales Of white, in the early part Of M
week, at s. a Go cents, and Of yellow at q o.
cents. From Wednesday 10 to-day inclusive,
the sales Of white have been at 81 6S cents, aao
" quote accordingly Sales Of yellow at65 cts'
Hyc Sales Of good parcels at O. cents We
quote 1s Ia TlaLty at 60 q q cent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04

haportant.-The whole State of Ken
lucky has just been bribed by the Bank
Of the United States; and it is highly pro-
bable that the State of Indiana has also
been bribed, Louisiana was bribed about
a month ago! There never was such
system of bribery carried on since the
world began; and the beauty Of it is. 'fhs
party men," are the very persons who
take the bribe.-s3lsr. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04

We copy the following paragraph from the
Fredericksburg Arena of the 25th ult.
We learn that an aiTray occurred in Rich.
mond on Thursday last between j. II. pleas.
ants, senior Editor of the Wing. and Peter V.
Daniel, OF the Executive Council, in which the
latter IS reported to have been severely handled
Mr. Pleasants suspected Mr.. Daniel Of being the
author Of an article signed Stafford" in the
Enquirer Of that day, and made an attack upon
him accordingly"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04

Indiana Tho following lists contain
the returns for Governor from al the
counties from which full accounts have
been received. PrcsumIng it would be
satisfactory TO many Of our readers, we
have appended the votes received by
Messrs. Noble and Read in the contest Of
.rg2I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04

The Boston Transcript says, "The SIS
ter, who was the innocent, unconscious
cause OF the great Injury, is not young
girl--a aorics-as many think, but lady
who has been attached 10 the Convent four
teen years, and VIC believe was the second
or third in authority to the Lady Abbess."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04
DAVID DICK.
ii. c.. BOSLER.
Assignees TO w. w. Perkins.

Asslgnees 70 W. w F0IkIHs.
Mcadville. July IS, 1884.
Respecting Mr.. Bennet's political par
the undersigned knew him well,
some of them, intimately. He was a re.
spectacle and useful citizen, but an active
and efficient politician and an avowed, de-
cided, and warm supporter and partlzan of
General jackson and his administration.
Jared Shattuck, John Lupher,
James Cochran, ]. Stuart Kidder,
w. A. V. Magaw, Jno. b. Wallace,
Jno. Mcfarland, Robt l.. Potter,
Jas. Hamilton, Kennedy Davis.
H. J. Huidekoper, Thos. Atkinson,
Richard Patch, VIM. Magaw,
John Dick.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04

The following is an additiona! account
OF the hurricane at Bayonne and vicinity,
given under date Of July 9th:-On Mon
day, last, one Of the most terrific storms
ever remembered broke out al Bergara
and its vicinity. The inhabitants were
thrown by it into the utmost consterna.
ton; many lost their lives, and those who
survived are doomed to misery and ruin.
FIFTY persons of the town who were in the
street, and twenty six houses were carried
away by the torrents, which DESTROYED
every thing on their passage. At Elchoia
iata one hundred and two houses were
leyellcd to the ground by the impetuosity
OF the flood, and the number of persons
who persisted in the village must be i'm
mense. AT Placentia thirty six individuals,
headed by the parish priest, who were
proceeding TO the chapel to be present at
a marriage ceremony, were overtaken by
the Inundation. and all of them were
drowned. Three monks of the friary Of
That place, having obstinately refused to
quit II in spite Of the cntreates of their
friends, were buried under IFS ruins. \
near Prudential, which is crossed
by the royal road, was partly carried
away, and deep precipicc ROW exists at
It's base, The water in many villages rose
10 the height Of twelve or fifteen feet
above The Cround.-Two huge stones are
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-04
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

Tho election returns are not yet wholly |
ln-as far as they are, the following re-
suit is ascertained. The Senate consists !
of 80 members: last year 90 Jacksonians,
10 Wings. One fourth go out every
year. The vacancies have been so filled. |
that the Senate now contains 90 Wings |
and l6 Van Burenitcs to be heard |
from,
The House of Representatives consists |
of 100 members. Last year it contained
60 Wings and 40 Jacksonans. This
year as far as heard, 60 Wings and 151
Jacksonians are olected--25 to be heard
from.
The victory is complete.
Letcher's majority is esq. The Frank
fort Commonwealth of the e says:
"Ihe Fifth Congressional District.-The
contested election in this district between
Major I. F. Moore and the Hon. II. p.
Letcher, has terminated in favor of Mr..
Lctcher by majority of 25S votes. 1t
: has not been forgotten that the House of
c Representatives decided, at their last ses
n sion, that upon principle Letcher was en-
If titled to take his seat, but that the ma or
y ity in the House of Representatives could
. not add up the sum. The people were
:, therefore required to solve the problem,
" and they have done it in handsome style
In this district the partizans of the ex
ecutive made desperate efforts They
put in motion all their own tactics, assist
n ed by the lights of Fan B,Uenism, and
3 not few of those things known as eek
&c tras." But it would not all do. In vain
,e were levies raised in the al lacent counties
in vain were prayers and entrcatios re
m 4 al
Jackson denunciations. An insulted com.
ID munity were asserting their dearest right
&c that OF suffrage-and in asserting it.
y, they proved that they were fit 10 enjoy it.
of When we receive the complete returns
embracing the vote in each county in the
is district, we intend making some further
p comments. We have now only the ag
on gregate majority, of the correctness O
- which there is no doubt"
c, AIabanla AS is we'll known to our DO
Iltcal readers, the counties of Mobile and
h. Montgomery are the largest IN Alabama,
or and heretofore have been considered the
of strong holds Of Jackson and Van Buronism.
of We have letter now before US by which
s. it appears that in the city and county OF
N Mobile, where heretofore, the Jackson
10 vote mas been more than ttc0 TO one, the re
:. suit of the late elections, is as follows:
Al Wings. Tories.
Erret, Cos Dunn 432
Roberts, 525 Ryan, 4Ig
lgl In Montgomery county, the strong hold
OF the tories, where heretofore the Wings
/ have never presumed 10 run a candidate,
he and where the vote has been unanimous in
lie favor ofJackson and Glory, Mr.. Bbbey
ID the Wing candidate Cor the Legislature
A. and Mr.. Gilmore the Wing Senator, arc e
&c lected by an overwhelming majority
We'll done Alabama
! Since the reception of the above, we
y I. learn from a gentleman just arrived from
IN Alabama, that the Anti Jackson ticket
re had succeeded in ten counties out of ele
IS wen heard from when he left Jackson
l. ism was almost extinct in Alabama.
y CotV 4 Eaq
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

Passing down w ,shingon srree, Oh wednesday
evening we noticed the corner of Winter street. a
man and woman apparently struggling for the pos
session of infant, which in ,he hlnls of the
latter-Our inquiry why the moher and child were
to be separated, was readily answered The mother
ieos drunk-a humane individual anxious to pre-
The innocent child from the etecs of Its mo,h-
er's debaSement, had followed her from street. TO
stree,-and when she fell down upon he pavement,
with her little one ils.inc.Wey clnging to her
b:eas:, he hal ms ed upon her yelling Us custody
TO him, hat h m gll, carry it safely 10 us homs
The mN3er appeared even in Ia. brute; ani as
she chung desirously her l,5le III ges face
the moon shone bright upon il, beside the bloa-
ed cl2 cks of i,s n5hsr form Il A m striking
tras;. was inieel he purify of heaven. AM the
guilty ghaS:ines. fhel, confronled.-BOst, States
man.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

"PcriSi Crs5f" BEARosLEY, rs The Bank na?ers
call him, has been unanimously nominated by the
Democracy OF his district for recollection to Congress.
The extract from his speech which has been so
much msrepresen,ed, reads as follows. What pa
triot Will not subscribe to every sentiment it con-
tains
let justice be done though the helvcns shouli
fall" Do our duty aud all will be well. Blu; if
were Otherwise, ii it mus. cone to tn. wosr, if tn
ertd.i ath com nerce of the country, it the eys'-
OF Jh, local institutions, depended upou this
Banks if its ef,rs ciinDt be ,racted with
cess by ihe Government and The people united; ]
for le say, perish credit, perish CONNER, perish
tha state l,.itutiors give us broken, der lng'd
all a wor HESS currency, rih,r thil the igIo1le
AM corrupJins tyranny of an irresponsible corpor-
ation.'
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29
OHIO ELECTION.

The New-York papers of last evening throw
hardly aly additional ligi, upon the result of this
warmly contested s,ruggs. IL seems to be conceded
that the Jackson candidate, Lucas, has been elected
Governor, bu, by VIII 1t milority, is uncertain. The
delegation to Congress will probably be about equal
" divided as it was AT the last election. We have
strong grounds for believing hat the Democrats have
succeeded IN electing majority of bo;h the Con-
gressiona and State Legislative ticket. A few days
the correc; result.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

HJr-;5Le DsIti,--rle lang Island Farmer
gives IA c,pul. OF mll n.i Coz, who recen-
ly clm, to his deah IA. Jam ticl Sou h, BY leaning
fcr supporl, WHEN iI-oxc ,tel, picket fenc
Whiie rising hus, h hal slippsl be ween tw1
pcAe:s, all MS sreng filling him, he was III tim:
sta .-.oi s,rAngl,d TO dea h.
II h. ely cDup pie of weeks sinc', W. observed
a g~ey-healvd mll sag Serng past our oict,
scar,.;y able TO keep the payemen. Having occa-
siOr - 2 out half hour after, fou ID he sam,
ill,y,lull ;he IA her of fny, ten or Nv I've miles
m 'he country, undergoing he opera ion of htviig
his leg se'. He hil frllen into the ier his limbs
twisted under him in such a manner as TO break
the bone of one OF his legs, an inch or two only
above the ancle Joint L. state of insensibility
hot from he effec-s OF he fall but from Wastey;
he picked u2 anl taken into the Office of a
neghbor.ng physician, and knew nothing of the
matter ill he had become somewhat sobered, and
attempted to rise.--(Cincinnati Mirror.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29
Livery stable.

VENlE Subscribers beg leave RESP srectluly morn
II tier renes ana u. public generally. that they
20 "eep hor'es ana eairae every oecipron ior fer
comm ouaton 10 te enable
ed ai e 81 or,s rotce. lLey may be all times.
eac. uer stables an.cl ed .e bellevue Hotel
senas oh.e Lonse wLeie dey Will be LsIp Their
customers With ron rLvss ana tdeht. OIasui
os ey take us oriuniiy 10 uer nckf Cweosc
men's ana uust lal stct attention ter busLes ey
VIII pod mel receive a share public patronage. Esv
ing TIE best assortment, We'll tie OF
aud carr ages ey doubt not beng able urn all
please call uI such equl a; will
answer their pur HOWE i MITCH AR.
Oct ~ epf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

A most horrible tragedy lately consumated
at London-a German op.icam, named Steinburgb
residing at p Southampton street, Tenonyille de-
stroying his wife and four children, and then COM
hitting self murder When discovered, he was
found lying in the Kitchen with his throat cu.-his
wife and infant up stairs in the bedroom in their
nigh. clothes tn air hei l. aim ps severed from their
boIies-.w1 chi lrel wrre ais found dea |, in the
same mtn ler, WI lie .h.r.l, who mus h I'VE awoke
daring he hprri1 bL'ch.ry, an attempted 10 make
his escape, found Ia the workshop; ole of his
fingers and part ofhis sh )uder completely cut of
from his body, 10 doub, ii struggling for existence.
No cause cou.d be ass Tlel for il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

AaHiar Dga: Tictim.--Jam - Lamb, who was
sho, with one of the guns fire from The Bank Head
Qulrters. a. the election in MDylm ,nsi II, Pa died
on w adisliy at The Penrsylvlril Hospital. Th"
jury, after patient nve' ig ,tiol returned the fol-
lowiny yer lct That the iii J,mss Lamb died oil
Lock- lw caused by shot received in the foot from
SOM person u1kaawn, during the election IN Moy-
amensng," This is The Mirl victim TO the Monster
Bank in Phllle h =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

4 PrH,.-The brig Helen which arrived on
T-.lhy from M,rl.aib1, Oh N. 3 ins. Ia. p, Ion.
- vas brougi. TO Al bolrlel by pri.icai s;hoo
aor, mllle1 with 1 crew of about - mon, dti-
mo-, clipper bdl, sh rwng back All white flag.
II. Dirlos robhal n, II lel of n hlws.r coils or
rgrlr, SIN Ill sores, Il . wi hDut ceremony. Mon
ey wl3 supposed to be th'i7 prm Iry o5ec'. All
th2 n.n wIo boa-l,l h H:leu, spoke Por les
LostOn Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

Mrs Nlncy Lines. formerly of Mime, aged %,
widow of CAP. L. died on Thursray evening at the
Liberty Tree Tavern, corner of Washington and
Essex-sreets from taking half an ounce of the oil
of ta,sy. Medical advice was called, an active
en- tic admins cred, and the somache pump used,
but no purpose she died at the end of two hours
from taking the medicine. Mercantile Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

II)l. Jop, FJRsI.d a-riyel 1t N2w-fork on
Fr.Ilv. IIiwls IN lii ely w,i'ed on by COM
~ zee OF he d IN ii; Dtrv, nai invited TO name
4 ~ on which i wouli BE- az zee ibe for HIM to a.
nd puhlic dInner, which they proposed to give
il Jl)7 of HIN. NJ. +. briefly replied Ia: his linn
led S ny in thu. city would prevent such proce-
dn;s s,-:ss i. woull give him great pleasure TO ae-
c.1. III, ilya on, m to CON ,y with heir elues'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29
MAJ. ItItD,

Inh. town on Sunday evening last by the Rev Mr. Downc
MF Isaiah Goodspeed MIss Mary Ann Carr daughter OF Mr.
W asn,paton Carr. all OF tins town.
On Monday b. Rss. Mr. Lddy, Mr. William w Hazard.
Mss Sarah Armstrong, dsu her OF Mr. George Armstrong.
al o. THIS town.
same diy Mr. Gideon Palmer. 10 Mss--Peabody.
laughter o. 81, Ibomas Peabody. al. o. tbi- town.
Al MlddietoSn SUNDAY ast by iicr . MrcOmber, Mr.
James D. Metc:ear Southampton ngiand 20 Mss aihe-
rne J.-,In daughter Nj George Je-n u Seekons Miss
At M.ddleton on lEth inst by der !. McOrnbeE Mr.
iienery D. Lake TO Mi-s incline Bro~n daughter OF Mr.
jeorse Brown. all vi midGIetovD,
Al Bro, SUNDAY Nj Dane Ciace O. VI ddeosn, TO Mis-
Maria Whrtmin. daughter o Mr. Oliver " Lrnan Of fretol
A. .'ew orb Oh the jstiint nv tie Rev Dr sprDt. VT
" Wiam T. Vernon tins Miss sophia l. .,ed, daugh-
ter o. Edward .eIJ. Isq. OF ihaeity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

Halo master" sal Yankee to a teamster, who
appeared in something Of hurry what time Is
IL how deep is the creek and what Is the price Of
butterr' Past ne. most two--homc--vaistd deep
--1nd slcven-pen-e." vas the reply.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

To keep of or dire array bed-jus'.-Make a
strong decoctol of red pepper, when ripe and apply
it with a comm paint brush TO he POINTS of the
hcds,eais, wlilsco,ting, &c. where these odous III
srcts usuay resort nnd il will speedily kl or oXpel
iicm.-N f. Edrmer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

Lieut.. Blnnchard of the L. ;. Navy, and Mr.. q.
Sullivan, law student, are the persons who were
prevented from fighting duel near Bladensburg.
The Washington Mirror, says" We understand
THAI the quarrel originated in domestic circumstan-
ces of peculiar delicacy, which forbear to partic-
uarze."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

The vincennes Sun records the death of Mrs
Anreline Mallnt, at the advanced age of 10 YEAR,
I, was her lot to raise family of fourteen children
To- the are of women aud men, aud 10 1--we to bury
them alI-ll of ,hom having lef behind them larg
iamiies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

An adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Repubf-
cans of this tOpm and cicinty, friendly to the present
State and National Naturalization, nH be holden
tthe State House Saturday erenining nert, Nor.
la at half past q o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29
NEW { GODS.
FAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS

rail- hND "NiER fdSmoNS-
NVM T. Hall has completes assortment OF Dry Goods
w which he thinks VIII fail suit purchasers tie
lowest plices.
CONSISTING of exclusive OF Boadciohs Cassimeres
Nesting, Red white a yellow Ing. Fannel ooubs width
Cmcassan do Red white ack Shawls
Ihbbet do figured and PLAIN Bookings, Eebonshre keisy,
Blue Drab Liverpool Pilot cloths Black Cold Silks. Lob
bne Laces ioo,nss PLAN hgd Jaconne a,nbric French
uo,hc curlaning for windows Furniture Chnz Flag and
Pongee SIX ldkfs Brown k Gotten fanes French do:
Corded skirts white Linens. Linen Damask Table covers
patterns long Linen danask WOODEN * Cotton Hozery.
ladies' Linen Gloves H. Gloves Mems superIne beaver Il
ioskn wooden mcns, ribbons Brown Bin. Cotions silk and
Cotton velvet Rose Blankets Bombaznes. drogheda Burlps
bedck Bandboses neckstoc approved manufacturer chex.
Superne Silk Camtets for coaks Russia Duck twied Cot
tons Pese Waddng Cod& white false Collars nice Bin Silk
ldk Linen Cambrck IIdkfs worked edgings feyd Table
Brown Linen do. imitation 4 Cambcs Lawns 4 Swiss
gusns Ve Birds eye Diaper Scotch pads Cotton Baings.
worsted sewing Coons by the pound white dmiy and va
ey Of other articles.
Oct Is #.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29
ED.

At LaleC Compton the 9th inst Mr. Samuel IllIard aged
C. yaars.
4, Pawtr,cket Monty I:h Mr.. AIMS Mayherry.
widow Of Cart TreeInen Maybeny in tie 10Th year Of her
-Herrsmns brought 70 tho tosr, snj respectfully 10
sr7cd or Tbuy-isy lat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29

For Sale, ar, TO Let. ut
VEyIf Harrison Farm. called aituaed in the Neck or
southwest part the Leland OF Rhode Island about o
a from the loot oil Thames oueet; containing about leo
acres,
Aso-A wosory dwelling House. with Store snsshed ia
Broad-st
And tine SerewfIouss and lot of Land in front Of s fr
Baptist Meeting house.
ALSO FOR SALE.
5000 lbs Of tie first quality Merino WOOL
tC0 MeriLo SHLfP.
our, esr-old OK N.
3OA-CAhTS-wo with wide Wheels and ens wiA
4CONS
JNURSlS.
3 Eat, and lean HOGS
20 Tons HAi ,-hrs Guaiy on rhbps' Farm.
u DO. do DO. do. HARRISON Isym-
SO bushels OF COhN, in / aIs.
SO 20. o. OATS.
IHAlSL anu EARNFSS, and
NAGoCN ana HARM SIS.
AIpgio GEOkGF e. HAZARD, or
Oct22. FL Mo. JOSH IL MAXIM.
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SOCIAL UGI3N.

The reguler monthly meeting Of this society will
be hell a, Mr.. Towers Academy, an Friday eren-
ing, NOrember, IN.
Per order of The Committee.