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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

Qlm 15ten gsbruar entftanb in @barIes:
tenn einss Der sroBten Seur. .momit ie oiele
stabt beimsefubt tpurse. $3.50 y2auier
iIno sinssdf dfhert .. oenen teooeo pieIe .. qe=
riucem Metbe Ilno. 9lm meiitea littsn Die
Sru0t: ODER ObFbanSlsr ,reld)s bic bbIIer=
men @ehduee in Der NlarftfEa0t lane batsen.
9}ur unsefdbr bic Soalfts Der ujeesrssbrann:
ten Oauitr marcu pethdDerr. An 0ss
1d,lub bes Dvaroes ma1ts cts St. pbi-
Iiprsfirebe, sine5 Der dtsitsnuno ebr4ptr;
oioften gebauoe Der @taet. Sbeleisb in
elmer aien,iDen @ntiernuns Don Der 8rene:
ltatte, feug rod, otr eb.rs Ihsil bes Ibur:
nsS, Der eine b6lSerne @intleionns bate,
Setter. 9anslam tfisseu bic 6!amnen ber
nb uub balo locerte Der 2burrl wie cine
8enerIaule aen 0immeI. N(mablis ssrietb
AUDI rer >Rbrpsr Der &irbsin 8rano.-1
Gie 1T nun NIT ibrer nsueu fbbnen Srsel,
Die n'an erf fnrslib batinn aufse(tslIt unb
fur 5, 400 1baler ausefauft bate. eine
Grine, nit Nuenab,ne sue6 ein,isen $40
numsntss, psIDes oas Bib Der 2ranes
oarfeut.
Das fb6ne nno ncisfdtiIbs Bebdube
fpar nidbt neraI1eeurirt. S6on atn ndeb-
fen Gage belt bic 9tmeinee'elns 8er(ah,-
Itina, ,rcrinn Die ex5ieoeraufbauuns Ter
&irbe bel6luiIen puree. E:~l
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

bare s. oilsr. Ssios Don sislsm ~. y. =.
YIN 19ten oiefes onrtb Sssan,es Gteer. &C,
Sor. s9anlasl Blair. NIT aRif- .Anua Qearss.
Vim Ioten oieles our6 BEN @brw. g. sp,
S2antu, 6r. r.8eniamin g,pinehort mir - sp;G nSt
pOrtase gauntp. T"S''''"'
am l6ten Oisfes our6 ebenesufsIteu.
or* Oantel SmItb; init NiG GIira Deai'
Oetoe Don SrdntlIn 2p. bielsua SAINTS.
9In 22|ten oiefeS our6 QIoom Sinrsu
S'q. 9r. Sobn 8riIlbarbt If. bon SrtnIe.
'en'' nit @lif Maria 9utl, gctbter BON
prn- osinrib'9ulTr p n pidem 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

ren6 einefn 14tdbriStn QIuftntbalt gefibrI
bate, 8abes in oefer lan9en 3eitperiOoe tei
men elnsigen Gag, no Die Souue ni6t ae:
fbtenen tdtte, uno ioheerbar / 4 eS, bae
DIES Jabr 9eraos caS 0eeentbeiI Der Sal
par. SeIue Walsfdt MINT f1ten benz CLAM
jenoen Sall bey5uwUbuen rpeIben Jor.
O"pftns, beooumdcbt ster Miniiter bon
SSreBbrlttanen' 9eitern Mbeito in (eiuer ren=
Ell QSo5nun9, lnnocjt Dem Iempsl re Ibe=
feus, CAB. Da5 oiplUmatiibe 9orp6, be III
2l!ben rpobntaften au59e3et6netsnSremben,
uno bic bbberen bi1r9erIi6en II. miltana(b
'nautboritdreu tparau ba,u naeiaoen. Die
9!tben'snier lerfauutsn fb itsr Die ee=
IlUtuafpolIe uno eleqante QIuororuno bieles
5eltss, tncem es oas eldn,snoft mar. mel:
bes (le iemaIs in ibrer Stact 9e1:heu bat=
ten. Q|ub War eS leit ieiner Qlnfunft in
Gue6enldno oa5 er(te mai, oaB Seine Ma:
Ileltdt elm ourb ben @Aanoteu elmer QUO
Iwdrtissn Mabt aesebenss Jsit nit ibrsr
5esenwart beebrten.
. 1weis .-gini9e @urcpaiidbe SIR
ten becrObeu in 5ierleb entIbsioenbm
Gone Die unabhdnsisfeit Der Sbwsi,.-
0Ron bat oafelbt BON, QDieuer Joofe eiu1
9tote erbaItsn, rpcrin Ssifreiob sroBe llr,u.
lrleoenbeit 1ser bic Beruer 0lsgre' un9 an
ben Gag Ieer. O'itfeib, 8aiern. QEh;t,m=
berg, Saoen, NuBlano uuo Vren(Ien fibrer
N!Ie einen hbblt orObenoeu Son, uno eS
ton1tnt e"rouf an, wie bic Sbpei;sr ant
pprten perosn.
Gin oes @tdnse scn Sd!ieIen siebt f;d,
Elm Corps NNiTl6er Gsuppsu suIanmen,
morAber 9teplav6 bie(es Srnbiabr Seer:
,l9au 5u baIten seeenft. sSn Srantrei6 fol-
ba5 3niamneutrefen zines 70 beoeutenoen
@orpe auf etnem purete einise Qufmerf
Ian,teit eresen.
Der libsrae &6ni9 Don Ddnemare 1T Dem
8anoniBe ;wilben@nslanb uno sSranrreib,
tpOour6 Die pbQi9e 9ellntercrlduns oes Sela=
nenbauoeIs be5pett ~eroen 1Oa, t6rmlid,
bep9streten.
Der @bwaoifbe Msrfur perIbert baB
bic NsrmibIuus oeS Qer3o9s BON SrIeans
nit Der 0er3osin pon 8ra3an5a, Der @rfai:
le'in bon DraIlieu, bereit5 belpro1sn uno
einaelsitst lsp.
Die VteuBIbe Ge8ieruns bat i'm Nnfan:
sc oieie6 Sabrs5 elm @oift rlaBsn in ScIs'
oeBsn ss feinem Stuoirenoen erlaubt iepr
ioa, cine sbneiseril6e llniotr1tat 81 BE-
lubeu.
Gs beiBt, eoB in WerTen Elm 8uBiIDs'
2lrmse: @orp6 ein:erGdt fep, nm rieleuStaa
5ur 8e5abIuns elmer SoDu|o Don 5oO,O0(
Dufateu 1u 3wirseu. NuB!ano tuS1bt esi
ne llmftdnee,
Don Misue! refoirt ncdb IN Nom, 100
|flbf aber ipeni9 seabtet miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
-. Sacob 9oas,
eolumbu5> Svic.
y E beD artnerChiN-

AN Mn 0reas %. &oom 8, Don !y}e,,.
SA;,s Meoen' Sb'0, 9 rIdnbo lRetcolf y.
p'E'e0arqp' pa. uno IQenrD@. @}r,
~ ~ e |, taosn etne besrdn;te Qartnerid,ip .ur
oftrettn,n9 Der 9le6tspfeae, in etayf GaHn, m
~; eeoIo,t. Sbre Nmts Fube it in @ortrm
stI'6e 1bilren faolidb Don o. 81 s;,nhoTt,s eT',:
S.mn";. S.Oor;-''no !2rn. De'paIt's Wrtb51auis
VtVtNDt gtQEnUDerk. !
Ns .. Die 9erbinbIidseit Don einioem
binolieb. WV S""'' 0'''
Canton, War5 90. 1885, As-Ar,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
9 erb eirotb ct.

9ln1 1oten bieies bureb ben gbrip. s. g8'
Gortss. 0r. Sobn 0ursert, nit MiG @lila.
beth edett, beioe pou oisier Staot.
Sim 17ten eiefss burcb @benoenlslben. 5or
Saeob Steinouer, init sRiii Maria ebne
telp, beioe BON bieien, Taunlbip.
: aln, s17teu eieies hurb Geose' Dunbar
'efa. 81. e4eAcu y'arisI, nit aaiH Bar
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
QNe uf
&brtftat1 HaQ8 I?
0SO uf

nus Set1fnbsi!r, @anton 8il0re;Ier, T.,
.,.-i,-a 49,, unterf1Eiebener, lein 0eter ~
oerI,eB !hn ocr etma q Sabren iu NJ oosr< ~,s..'
IN DranfrtIb. Seitoer, bat er er?oSr',, Sr'"
ea6 er an6 in oieiem Qanse o,6 6sfo.,.' sfr,apssn'
,.2, M aver noO ME lsineu alufeut5oItsort s,'a,
~ 13''ttsln tonnen. mtr einem tefinn,,t~rttry,, ~ty
vatsr fs'' . e'sls errtuIibe Ota9ri6t mitsutbri"
9aepb 9aast
mir,97 1885. "''''"'' o"0'
~ os~na ,.. !e:. @das arm it, 70 baser ~.
rSss vS1ss @aseIae unentse!cIid fir i'm eino,. :
.u't, ~, ~ 1'no sIl"6en.uniere oerrsu e0ysSsn
an esIsibes 3u tbun. SOasss"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

f. u" "Die aussheihe etaAts. .3situhs,''
if etenfolts aus Den Soiuben son GbrifeI
,uno Sm6bIe, au Die 9errsu 3nppin9er unb
9aud uerfauft tpotoen. ,Sie wirb JET
in SuuburD, NOrtbumberlano gauntD pa.
9eorudt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

seuo, i'd bin tsin rottautiCOss qBe,
fen Stebeben ibn nit ibrem pin>
lsl beribmt gemabt 0en Sopf 0eS
--oieies 9rpsen Mannes-mlt iets
mem Singer ouf 6as DIlouiB oes
9}opoleons 0euteno, an tpetben Der
Maler bef6dftt9t nar, olS Die @n9'
tdnocr in oieStube traten. ."cJb piu
frspGtb besoblen fdr oas portrolt
Don einsm 1o berlbmten &anItIer. "
nSir, erypieperte Doetp, Wb babe
Cbnen lbon esGast Oa6 t6 nur &C.
fbiGtliebs 0esenltdnoe male. - -
ilno ouSet0em male lb Feline @ng'
ldnoer,'' J0ierauf wonote lib Dos
pio na6 feinem 0emdlos, ols wenn
9liemano au6er ibm III Der Stube
mdre; per Serjog nu6te meg9ebem
,pie sr 9eFcnmenungemalt ponDa>
Oio.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
+ gbefreuS. +.

~, Da meins 8rau 8arbara .eine aeborne
Wapsr oft unb Obne rsbtmdeiaen 0ruuo
nno lIla6s mein Iiib uuo 8e:te perldBt,
aub o4ne mid 81 ftagen 6fters fuIbe baus
oe! nno &aufe nabt,-eie nebfe ibrem lsus
it1aen Sstra9eu es mir 9laubliD t.,aobet,--
oaB i1e nibt irumerbep sefuneem Weriian--
De if.-fo tparne i6 bfersuit ieserrnar, ibr
n'Dte aut me'''sn Namen ,,nb @reeit 3u Ieis
ben ooer borsen.-inoem iob mid biereureo
allsr Nerantlibfsit oafir erlsoiset erftdre,
uno fernerbin nl6ts oafar bssabIen rueros.
Srans 8u1palter.
p'ts 1aanlbip, etarf Gauutp,l '..''
: 2osaf5 :. 1855. 47s4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
6 ongre6O er g erelt :
nlsten laote

Gin 27(tsu pOti3eu Nlcnats fanote Der
| N'dGssnt bevocn 0duI I>rn oss @onsreBeS
eine Bo'lbat in DtSaa auf uniere DsrpdIts
)niiie NIT 6ranarei6. uuo begIeItete bieIes
Document NIT neu neueroinas e,baIteueu
DspeIheu Don Qerrn 2iDinsltcn in Vai6
"no Ger @OrrtipOnoens Der fransbni6sn
uno 2ns,ifaniitten 9tseierlinq, Die caraua
}erTo|9te. Die barber aebaEtenen Seratb:
|ltbla8nnaen en>iaten ilcb am 1agepor Dem
S6tnS Der @on8reB= =SiBnn9, init Der 4In-
nabme fOIgsncer 5rep 8eitbltiT'. noYon
Der etIte Don REM l0prrn 8. Neam6, uno
ser 51rsYte bon Der COMMITTEE ibsr bic Nn5:
pdrtisen Sn9s|essnbeiteu osm Saule pa,
rem por9eIe9t moroeu.
8eI loGen GaB raeb her Qlnfdt,
oe5 JQanfes, Der 1ractat nit Sranftsico Dom
Atm JulD 1881 fortw6breno bebauptrt uro
auf IsIner Dcufabruu9 beitanoen meros.
8ef 6 fen DAP Die @ctnmittss
i,ber aluswartiee QlnseIesenbsiten eut'aGer
,peroe ecn Der fsrnern @'maeune oesisnis
gen Gbei!s BON Der 0otldaft BEG VrdToen
ten, .pelber 8e5us bat aaf ponosl5=9in=
lbrdnfunssn, oosr auf @sprsnalisn seysn
Die 9anolune Sransreib5.
Disie beposn 8sib!h6e ruroeu g ~
m ii tb 8 bon, @onsrsB an8erommsn
inoem 3pepbunosrt uno ;sbn NNtslisoer
oafnt ftlmmtsu, uno fein eiusiaer raae4en.
Dieie 8eIOitl1e ,roren faunt perlelen, f,
tparo I'm san5en Qaule Der Iaute1te Bspfau
earhber sedrBert, uno GlnGwinfHe lie fen
BON Muno ju Muuo uno pOu Josr5 su 0era
hber bic slhdli6e Ssenoaune oie{er wiob=
tisen, NIT ber @bre II. Dem QDobl ocs Staats
70 aenau oertnnpften MnQele9snbet.
@ieaen Die Sutrjfcn frsmoer Madbte nidt,
| 70 miro bic welie Mdbieuus BON Der @sse:
rune Der 8ereinioten Staateu, uno ibr cffs
nss 0ertrauen, eaS ifrs Msprdtutantsn an
Die 0sre6tisfeit Sronfreibs itesn, al
| Sbnieriefsten beieitiaen ,no Der Sriso
srpif6en beYeen Ibltsrn unoerIest erbaEts>
tperben.
Die SiBune, in Der bisle Sad)e psrban
belt spuroe> oauerte bis Mttsvnabt.
| Sn 8etref bes iuneen NarcD, treldt
! ME mir lebte MoeDe meIoetsn su lebsnS
ldn9iDer 0sfauaenfbaft osrurtbsiIt nor
Den 1T, Idrsibt Dcdtcr S3Ocfsr 'oab lsi,
ueulieber g. &antbeit6fsu uiht burob oat
Ncbmsu Don seFcnsnsn1 yla6 ooer Git
>pie permutbet muroe, fonbern omb bat
lvtbstl Der Court, bic 8stribuiB Isiuer N2ut
ter, S6welter uno @erranoten, ZEN fnr3
| LID erfrIeten Sob lsinesDater6, uno Cein;n
QbIbeu pOr Dem 3ucbtbaue reranIaBt nor
Son Cr;ra 50 ;tSd>r;ft fS,~ SoinH Ix.nIo1,nn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
/ Gbefreuf. +

.N Ga 'nein Meib Marsretba, aes
.,5ggg3 borne -------o obne rsobtmasIae
ESA urlebe mein 1tl1 uno 8ett pers
w. tallsn,-fo 'rarne ieb bierrit ie5
- -, oernan i'e 5u beberbereen p6er
- 'br anf meiuen 9aalnen su letben
ooet oofset' !"ofn ib con beutigem Datc
aa' 1esneT fe'ne bon ibr setna6ten S1uloen
Sbomas 9Bbit(eu.
ea9lt SurnaB. Nerry Ip. Start Sc.
vtot5 d 1882 47=4n1t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

A New ARTIcLE.-The inventive genius of
our countrymen seems to know no bounds. In
looking over the almost innumerable list of use
full inventions which have been brought to light
by the spirit Of our free institutions, one would
nearly be led TO think that the numerous wants
Of the human family were already abundantly
provided for. Scarcely do we open paper, but
the record OF some new invention is sure to meet
our eyes, giving evidence that the eners les Of our
people are yet unexhausted. The following
advertisement of new article lately appear
cd in thcNcw York Commercial Advertiser.
INDIA RUBBER misunderstanding the faci
lily with which Cautchouc india Rubbcr) is
applied TO the varions wants of mankind, have
been induced to turn my attention 10 that sub ject,
and to carry out some experiments with success
far greater than my expectations. BY the apo
sition of certain alkalies, (for obvious reasons ]
cannot name them the astringent qualities Of the
Cautchouc are reduced to IA nutiitvc pabulum,
which, mixed with moderate portion of brown
sugar and baked in oven heated TO the common
baking standard makes most excellent and agree :
able bread and, as far as can speak from per-
sonal experience, it is of the highest nutrtiye
character. The alkali neutralizes the original
astringcncy Of the Caoutchouc, and tends to keep
the functions Of the digestive organs in health
iuI acton, IN auuluOn 10 winch the action OF the
liver is preserved, and the torpor prevented.
am about 10 commence a series of operations on
my family by feeding them on this bread, and
shall apprise you OF the results. For myself
anticipate the time when ships will victual with
barrels Of Caouchouc instead of pilot brc ad
and noble tars enjoy the luxury of fresh bread
to dispel the misery Of their hitherto hard fare ;
and shall claim your aid, Mr.. Editor, in my
views of forming The Cautchouc Bread Com
pany," with limited capital. AS a necessary
article, the consumption must be great, and the
shares proportionately valuable.
CHAS. II. WELSH
New York, May 30, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-A conyentio,
OF delegates from the different Temperate Soci
cites in this district assembled in the Lutheran
church in this town on yesterday morning
The Convention was called to order by Col
Edward Colston upon whose motion ANDREW
HUNTER Of jefferson was called 10 the chair, and
A. IL. II. lloyd, Secretary.
Committees were appointed to nominate off
GERS aud report rules for the government of the
convention and to ascertain and report the num-
Der and names of the delegates in attendance, af
ter which the Convention adjourned until o.
clock No report OF the afternoons proceedings
was received when our paper went to preso
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
UNIVERSITY OF Virginia

An interesting account Of this munificent esta-
blishment, in Albemarle county, Va, in the bo-
som OF the Blue Ridge, and near the tomb of
time since in the Charleston rs. C.1 Observer
written by IL. L. Pinckney. Esq, the eloquent
Representative IN Congress from that city. The
principal object of Mr.. Pinckney is not so much
to detail the enlarged and liberal arrangements
OF the plan OF this institution for education, as il
is 70 remove the false impression that has been
industriously circulated from sinister motives
that IT was an irreligious school, tnctured with
the sceptical doctrines of MIR. Jefferson. So far
from this, there is none, not even Harvard or
Yale, IN the north, (Which were originally
founded for the education Of the clergy, and
which profess TO be orthodox par emsnence,)
where the education Of students Is more decniv
imbued with the true morality Of the bible A
bible society also exists among the students, and
clergymen OF different denominations are sue
cessNely employed to perform service to them
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Sales Ct LGld.-Two farms lying with.
ia and 10 miles from Cumberland, we
learn. were recently sold 10 capitalists at
greatly advanced prices. They both con-
tain large quantities Of coal. One was
taken at Sl2 900 and the other at $4,000.
We have not heard the number Of acres /;
but the prospects of the early compile
ton of tue Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the consequent increased demand
for coal, are said 10 be the inducements
OF the purchasers.
And since the above was written, a
considerable portion of town property
has been sold to one man. amounting TO
about $4,000 Cumberland Ciuitian.
In passing last fall, through that part
oil Aiieghaney county where Savage riv-
er enp,ies into the Potomac, we learnt
that two or three gentlemen of Balti-
more and Alexandria had offered 10 pur-
chase all the land in that quarter upon
which coal was discovered. They look
ed forward to the completion of the ca
nal, not 10 Cumberland merely, but 10
Savage river, about thirty miles further
IN the MISUNDERSTANDING Gds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Erer0tion. accordance with thesen
sence of The law Joseph Damon was exc
cn,ed AZ Mayville on Friday last Tor the
murder Of his wife about year ago. The
nroceediogs were as usual upon such oc
easions. Upon the gaiiows, Damon had
considerable to say,--he asserted that nc
was wholly unconscious OF the act Of killing
his wife that he loved her--he had al
ways lived peaceably with her Qhongn
we have known Of his twice posting nefl
land If ever q man was crazy, nc was
when he killed her. lie eliminated seve-
raj Of the witnesses on bis trial, statinS
sherein hey were false wondered now
The Judge could charge the jury as he did
.--but finally said he was wiling TO de:
tbat a., trn.fed in his Saviour, Sc. Alter
ali howeyer, it was but too apparent to
those who were acquainted with him, that
be harbored a reyengful spirit, that his
feelings we're bluntcd by a life ofignorance
and incompetence, and his conduct thro
the whole OF the solemn scene was much
at variance with what it should have been
After the drop fell, the fastnings OF the
rope gave way and let him to the ground
He then minated to the Sheriff that be
had thea better let him go. but he was
reconducted upon the scaffold, the rope
adjusted, and lac was then chung by thu
neck until he was dead" No accident oil
casualty occurred during the day, wbicl
was a pleasant one, - and il passed of witt
as much propriety and good order as could
have been expected. As usual upon such
occasions, an immense number Of specta
tors, variousIy estimated from eight to IF
teen thousand were present, 10 view the
fast public spectacle Of this kind that can
take place ia this state.
On the following day, his remains wcr,
brought TO this place and inferred. Ere
doniz Censor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Nete York. The population OF New
York is now more peculiar Than that oil
any other city OF this Union, unless II be
New Orleans, and IN some views, tar
worse than the worst Of New Orleans, al
least SO far as a voting population can act
upon free government; for the peculiar
structure of society in slave state saves
n. Orleans from some Of the mlserles TO
which this city is subject, while the same
structure Of society subjects New Orleans
10 other mlseries from which this city is
free. There are pats Of New York, where
an American would have no idea that he
was in the United States. There are a
BODIES for human beings, subterraneous
abodes. in which il would be supposed,
were it not for the experiment, that hu-
man life could not exist. One would sup
pose himself in Dublin in some Of these
streets aud by ways but that he was in
a free country where every voter was In
one sense monarch. he would ever dream
from the description be has had of such a
country. But few minutes walk. few
seconds. may say, iron the fashion able
promenade Of Broad way, from the gor.
gecus displays of wealth and luxury that
adofn This grand and greatest street OF the
city, and you put yourself 10 the midst
of a people, squallid, haggard, bloated,
vicious; an eye not used 10 such specta-
Gle would shrink with fear and trembling
among a people whose habitations in
stead of extending toward the heavens,
sink in the earth, some of them dwelling
two stories under ground, and having &C
cess to their habitations by passage so
narrow, that in summer il cannot admit
half air enough for healthy respiration.
From these cellars emerge men who reign
at the ballot box, and sway the destiny,
not Only of this great city, but Of the whole
empire state, for such is the influence Of
the immense population of New York city
over the state, that even this city has
twice given laws TO the Union. Why,
some of these people whom have desert
bed. live with their very horses and
hogs and at early morn, when they en-
crge from their dark habitations, out
come their tenants ofihe stable with them.
-- FoTlmd .4dV.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Col. Burr, in bis old age, is becoming
a greater object Of rescach and curiosity
than he ever was in his prime He is the
only man now alive who possesses the
genuine and still secret history of the con-
stilation during the presidency of Adams
and Jefferson That is the most interest.
ing period in the history of the U. States,
and II is yet unwritten. The acting and
working Of the constitution assumed form
and shape during the contest in which
Burr was an actor. In the published let
'ers OF Jefferson we have seen one side of
Tue picture; the mode by which one par.
y was organized. and how the public
i i.l.i received its first impulses. We still
nahI 10 see the personal evidences Of Col
The life of this one. d;s,iro,;.bed r.,
recently published by Wiley E, Tons i -
good foreisste to what is coniurw'N Y
.uOrnng Herald e
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Joo tr,.e bu half.-The Newark Daily Adyer.
tiser make s the following JUS; remark about po-
litical Conventions.
"Politics is the business of the Office holders,
as much as agriculture is the business OF the TAR
mer. Ii is his trade the craft by which he
thrlyes Hence he is interested TO establish
some means by which he may control them, and
Conventions are the very things for him. The
multitude cannot go to Caucuses and Conventions
they are necessarily made up of the Office hol-
ders and their agents and when they once agree
upon their man, he is put forth as the regular
nomination. and the people are told il would be
high treason to go against regular nominations,
"This is a beautiful system of tyranny. II
completely gags the mouths Of the people. Ac-
cording TO the creed, they are not permitted &c
discuss the merits Of candidate before he is no.
minated-and after he is nominated you mus
vote for him at all events because he is the
regularly nominated candidate
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Doings IN South Cwoiind.-On Monday
the 18th ult., military encampment was
organized at Barnwell Court House, South
Carolina, and closed on the following Fri
day 1t was well attended oil
900 officers being present. On Thursday
the ladies Of Barnwell presented three
companies with stands of colors-a de-
tachment of the encampment acting as an
escort on the occasion. On the same day
the citizen, of Barnwell, gave public
dinner TO Gov. McDuiiie, at which Gen.
Hayne, commander Of the division, was
present as an invited guest. On the night
following serious fire broke out in town,
which consumed three or four houses, and
must have proceeded much further, (as
there was no engine, hooks, buckets, or
other means Of suppressing it, but for the
gallant conduct Of the officers, all of whom
exertcd themselves TO the utmost on the
the occasion. One incident deserves no
tee A colored man. says letter writer,
had remained on the top Of one of the
houses until he was so exhausted by heat
and fatigue, as 10 be unable to move and
when the flames were rapidly approaching
him, the poor fellow could do no more
than bare y cling to the roof. Ia this sit
nation, ladder was produced. and Col
Isaac w. Hayne, one of the Governors
aids, assembled, and, in the face of an al.
most insupportable heat, succeeded in sa
wing the sufferer; who, on reaching the
bottom Of the ladder, fell senseess, and
now lies dangerously i'll. Col. II. escaped
uniojured. One Of the buildings burnt
down, was a private boarding house be
longing TO aud kept by widow lady, who,
though most of her furniture was saved,
was by this unfortunate event, deprived of
her principle means of support. The Of.
hcers set on foot subscription for her
relief, and in the course of a short time,
contributed between five and six hundred
dollars. II is pleasure 10 record such
Whig.