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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
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hP0O1it Der beutisen Summer
fdnqt Gtt, oey Ste eobreane See
iUaterl7upofreuuu'ea,' an,
unO mitbIn 1T es nunnebro EWpn
iber 7 eone Sabre oaB Der 9e9en-
wdrtise 5oerausseber oeNelb en-
nit einem src6en Sbci(e fcintr SCI
f,r in nabsr uno engsr 9erbinc-
una (febt. Monber Gturm 1T
feitDem iber unlern Oduptern sin>
Observation-Disclosures bic 9egenndr-
tiee 3eit,fo tpinp fiNe uno tootars
tig Ge ou5 tnmcr,lbsinsn t,1aa
1T nibts wenieer ais rubis. Ser
0sterlauosfreunp, OR e5 NIT uns
ter feline pRibtea reebntt uuo Bis
her inlner 9ereOnst bat, Ba,bc
III balten ouf Der gitaosHs Der
Srepbsit,-bdls es bobsr fhr fint
NRlcbt (eineu 2s(ern ,ujurufsu :
HWobet !uno boltet cub Fampf
fertig,'-benn e6 ilno 9rc6e DIn
ee in meroen-IonIt m69et ibr
Sbaoen leiosn an Dem, mo5 eutb
dis Yrepmdnnsrn lieber uno
tbeurer |epn (ouun0 mu6 ais pas
2eben ftlbt. Ser 0erous9eber
bieles 9lattes bot felt einiser Ssit
ber nitbt piel tSer poltttNbe Nngcs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
9ie esssnpdrti9s gelouct5-
. $50. uao Die 8anten.

Nls Nrnerifa fIdo son Nnno 1775 biz
1882 bur6 eas teiFslabenoe 0ersblut
BON nnsefabr Elm Aunoert taa(eno leiuer
g6bne -oie s6ilidbe Srspbsit errunasn II.
erfaaft batte, feb,ts nit Der Sreybeit Fries
heuno stubs i'm saass Elm. 4Bib' emo
bes GampfeS aber mar cine aroBs eIn,abE
Derrdtber i'm 2anbe, bic tb:i!s pom brit.
tifUen IprannensGosbe srfauft uno Be
ftoben-tbsils ais Nfifoe.at,n pon Os=
burt aua-a bse 8eifsfrspbs;t basts,-u.
geaenibs ei8sasS 2anS uus ibre eiesns
~zsrnpss ca6 S6wsrtt srsyifTsn mus ae
fibrs bate. M!s Ole Srsvbsi. iseoeb ets
,unesn mar, oa fonnts oieie S1etipn Don
SfsDb .itsbafisrn, nit @ 6 70 a tsosits,s
nidps5 fnes,r tbaa nnb ausriebteu. eis
yblsltsn I'D, file uao rubia, fudtea fid
in alsn,tsr uns Gsna!t ein5alebgsieDsn,-
mslbss fie audi ourb ibten Meidtbum
u. ibrs falfbsDeribsasspeit nur 3u spcbl
sn Stanoe brabten. l4o fs dab MI,
iinnier bic Wena!t nnb Wabt aafbrinasn
t,nnten, b. t,,abtsn fe @e9eee III ibrem
eiseaen SpecalationS, 0ortbeil. ut,, (iee
ant Rojfen ees Dauern, .bcs s5oanbper:
fsF9 nnb abtrbaupt bss arbeitencen @laG.
~ 5a bneibsfn uno inafsn. D;sfs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
3:itunst entbd|t baEitsr 9>abfe<

3:ituns' entbd|t Sasatss Na91es
bsnpes.
ugs setpdbrt uns 9srsuiieen
Su fa9sn, 0aB oos Oericbt, ba6
9ensrai Sadlon's 9De6fs!itetu
(Oraft) in otefer Stoot absewiet
fen mOroenf eper bo6 er etne 9rD6e
Sunme 0eloeS ourb cos
Yol|lgcn ton Oeatman, Wooo
uno Go. ton NafbrtaeJ Deer ouf
clnl9en an0ern 9De9 oerleren
babe, burNous 9runrtos (ep.
Wir baben einen Oricf rcn Dem
o'ten General 9efeben, tn ,peltetn
Ct meloet bo6er felt slpons / 8
Jab re n fslnsn Qraft ouf ir3enp
cine ?perfon ous9enslt hobs, oa6
er ouf fsinsrlepweils on eini9e
'perfcn o0tr perfenen i'll Dem Be-
louf zines SDolsre pcsont,p ortllft
few ousgencmnen fir oen 2in-
fouf Don s,pep obsr orep Seloosn,
ourcb itinen oocptirten G5cbn :;
uno Da6 ole OertDts binGbtli6
leiner Droft6, fsinen Jnoorilrun9
en- uno fsiner Osrlu|te 9onj folIh
uno obne einsn Ghotten Don
wabrbeit flpsn."
Ye!eenoe Stoottn boben nod
Neprd lsntantcn in Den Gcn9reb
a., nr,~ Sk!on
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
0sfon9ennebmun9 y. Santa
2iun0.

llnttrn 2ottsn g)'ov fNreibs
inan Son 0teuorlean8 - " WtE
babeu etnsn Vrisf y. Oera Cruz
an elucn 6erru III oleTtr = tact
9elsbem woraus erbellet, trtnn
lIb onDsrs biefs Notbribt befatit
gen louta 0ob Der arme 9eneraI
Santa 2(uno ,pabrf1einllb Der
panlftben Sreulo(lgfett u. Nab-
(uNt gum Opfsr fallen miro, -
IS bei6t nemlieb, Da6 am 7ten
WoD Elm 400 Mol1 ltarfes Meiter>
corps ouf Ma1se De gIaoo, Dem
Webn1s oss Sen. Santa 2lnna
eri0ieu, u. oen 9enerol sum Sc
fan9enen mobts. Oer Sefebl
III itiner Qerbaftnebmuns er9tus
y. Dem neuen preioenttn Bultas
meute. Gjleib natb feiner Nns
funft in Mtrieo Ceu er }dr iein
WlBbetrc9tn in Dem teronl( (ben
Srtsse (sin Derbbr erbaIten unp
obne 3neifel miro raan feline
5lnribtun9 bic ndbae Sclse lepu.'
Cine fir,'ib ,u 0leu-gonoon
Dsrment, eeba.tsne DsrIon1lune
Don Danf qBbise fbldst Nieo!as
Vloole pcr - fir prdroent Der
Ser. StAaten.
g. Der ,Gtar, cine Ser 8i0oles
Vanf, 3eitunoen in Nempcrf,
prddt cie 0efnuns Gus, oab ole
Sanfen lb psrslnise ,perpe uu
Die VsreinI9te Staatsn Danf
cbtn su erba'tsn, uno empFebIt,
oob {ie jspen dberah6iscn $bater
in Die Mon|terbanf tbun ielltsn.
Nos mare Dem j5rn. Vio!e
ss,uiB eaus rninfcbt oefen 8anf
pobl oaf 70 fOwaGen Sibeu itebt,
Iple lr9en0 cine anrete Ct tplrOe
(oopurtb in rem St1no seIeet
peroeu, Den &spf iber'n, Wa0sr
Iu erbalten, un0 menn Der Gturm
poyt!br mare, 70 f6nuts er
beroortrettn unb ea6 0elIebsns
oen 8anfsn ereBmisbig surisfss-
Ben ? ronn nhr0e man ibn tnobl
car ais oen Nettsr Der t!elnen
0anfen aus(Or eien, Die er bod
fly fin 2ebea serne oeroerben
tmoots. =
Man febt aber bob oaraus,
ea6 Die 5 ri ttif d { Banf in
eIner ssfibrliebsn Glemme ifedsn
mub; tle Qssnten bsrf!tsn irosn
tonif nibt auf foltbe 2|rt um
5lllfe unO llntsrltheuns bel Den
Flsinen Damien naDlubenr Su
! berlo"r cSeefhe sparen Die Stoefs
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
SIeue teut(O. Seifuna.


0rWe mir ps!nsbn7sn Datea Gin ia ;
Dujeno Ntifoeratsn III @antcn, (oie lanse
in Nemtsr traren, Gle bas 0olf aber aus
osnI !oea merf-uno oen:n iebpD oas
MauI npb gar ertltsIi6 nab osn,
"0aiben uno yilben" wa0nt) G1 left II.
"p patriotti d. nit enanDer perbun.
ben, pas 8elf BON Sta,R Gaurtp psrs
lnitteIft siJ1sr nsusn sutlbtr3situna 1um
SsoeraIi6n'u6 III bsfsDrsr. Sie baoen
nb felt entI1lc0en Gin sar5ss "taus
leu o. Inter auf,utysibfu, um
iJb fs!tf uuo 0sn. Qarri1 10n ins Mint ,u
rsitsn. !Qr. 50 Die1t!ins, con Soats
riSbuFs, pe. Elm q . u N s Dlann Don
1928, iou ibr Druder }eva. Die 3eituue
|ou 81, 50 @sutS es5 Sabres felten.
T0r. Sran 53ront t,Iri,
bsr Ocrous9sber 0eS u 2Dobren
Amerlcaners," III Qancolter, ia.
9tebt nuumebr Elm dDt oemocro,
tl|bes ptatt,-in 0Ieu + Wcr|in,
linton gauntp, pa. berous. Oas
SIatt bsi6t Der 10 ( cros
tt ieD 81 c pub ltfaner,''
1T ouf elnem (oubern grtra Meoi-
an Uogen 9eDeuft, unO fo|tet S
0es JabreS. QBir wunEbeu 0rn
Sronf 0tucf uno GtOeibsn.-
pQBe nos Olott einGeben uno
oarauf fubecritirsn wiuI fann e5
6ep uns tbun.
reo t.-Die Court Bon
common spies miro ibrc els.
un9 auf Monta9 osn 2k:n Ju!v
aub'er oafon3tn.
e. Solfts $40 Metsn, ouf eis
HGOmn1etelol Sant'' pon 0leu,
Dorf, sabIbar an 81. 9an Duren
oatirt mar, d. 1887;
Nuo 81 Moten Der 0anf vcn
wooifer umssdnosrt III $40 uno
Sl Netsn Ger Vant =. Clepclauo,
l'm9ednoert Sn $50 ins i'm Tim
laufe.
c. Dom Nuf lonos baben mir
felas ,pitbti0s 9leaIyfsit>n e1bal<
ten. .... =.
Gen. Socffen fubtt Gd) ,robl
auf fein:r locrnisa9s unO senint
n,ebf tlno E9sbr feline Oc}une5eit
1rls0er. ...
r"O enerol 6 Ct fou
D at "a II TT! {, -Das Wsrtlht
bon .G'sneral e5acfGan's YaIliren,
pesAes cen lisben Ranf QEbiss
eins 70 srobe Srsups tnad,ts uno
oas man crit nod per tpenie
Sasen aus alIer Muuoe eernaDm,
bat ith tpIs oas fo nit ilyren
Qeru6ten ssnbbnliA Der Sau
titt als unSesrtnoet unb @falCb
ertplefsn. Ser 9ttu Oerf Courier
uaD enquirer, cine oaupt Dant
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
1biRt-ipenn Ge G1 psrbinDen,
I'm Dem 2ltbsiter ieinen faasr
psrDientsn 2obn ju reuben.
9er. S:ooten 8anf.

SeC. Sos00ten O1t1t.
2(us Dem fo bduf9 In unfern
Seeitdottn sefiblten @eiomangd
9ebt berpcs, oa6 bic Snterpcrotions
Der Oereint9tsn @tooten SanF,
oere1 Erepbrief 0Ous. TItner fo1
bsrcltnltlI9 unter(brish nibt ben,
9swlnGbten 3weGe entfpro6enS
bat, ncn1llO oas OsIo bdafger
III MAIDEN. Q5as mar oemnob
oleDeran'aGungSur Sncerporotion
olelcr un9ebeaern Oanfnotsn
Manufoetur ? IS mar feins anoes
lee Oeranlogun9 sosbcnoen ot88
ttnlgen wsu'gsn &psfulantens
onobl bier ais in europa Gin
prlp'ls9iun,, Elm g erre6ts
dber Den ssmsiusn mann ben
9onowtrfsr, Sausr un0 @oslot-
ner Su gsben; bsrrIi6 xne In TrcuI
ben scn osr fausrn Mibe unoE
Sbwei6 Der osbeltenoen Slate
5u lsben. Wdnrer bic fir e,res
fOite Ma6regel fimmten Ge bio
Ilstsn,fbnnen ntr nibt 'ur 0em-
otratsn bal;en, Dtnn bic OrnnoCabe
Der Ssmsfratte }tno sleiOs Ntt6t
uno sltsts eGIfen-|le oulott Feline
prlDl!egien ais Die von Der 9>atur
srtb'ilttn.
Der 9tstntpdrtisc Oouperu6r
uniertS St0ate hotie es In feruer
0sre:t 1tt Snforporoticn Ser IS
M'uionsn tuupenMonufoftur i'll
ssrblnosrn-sE that ef nid>t,
uno teelfen Utwsis liefsrt Dies
VsrfaHren ? boS e. Fin : eruofra!
IT, Inoem er c6 vorse3o9sn oos
Sntersbs rer w,nieen pen ter
8's':n pe!on su fessn. @Ssine
'peEtbep: spsnla0sns Die Nnfibrer
uus gelser esr(tlesn, fuhen nur ibr
tt9tnes Sntsr.eG DelO uno
4 { n er, uno tttimmtEn fcb
nlbt I'M oat wobl bts 0clfs.
Or Sausr uno 9anowertsr
foIIte oesbal5 uur (oIcbe III q(nts,
otsnern mabem ruslOe wabre
Sreunoe uno Bef6rDersr oes
Wcbl fanoes Der orbtitenOeu
Mentbenf|ane Ilno.-
(9rsb, Morer.
Oie WsuDorFer 9(uetmeine
3ettun9 pom 9ten 9ieGss {ast
-4m Bittwpcb Moreen bead
ben Tb Die spolI,et Nsamten
Sm'IA 6oa6 une Elm Gtaot-
WariOoA Namsns 0ofmau in
oos Ste Stoefmert t,nss tbr
anifdnolaen Bcaroinsr6aufts In
Ser eeurtiano- -SHa6t no (s in
s'nsm srefen bia.eren 3inm.r
vier gut ou6febenos perfonen init
gs|emoben auf oas eifrieRe be-
fbaftl9t fanosn, .. y. Gt osr,
fertlsten Die (lnterfbriftsn ;u funf
Sboler Ncten elmer uOuo,po>
Pant' su montrsal in Ganooa.-
| OteDtamtsn norea fbon porber
BON osr Nrt oes Osfbdfts, mas
an oisfsm plaee bstriebsn rures,
in &enntnts ssfstt ,vcvoen uno
Die ;Bsrbaftuns BET vier 0erren
NOR Die Sofss 0apon. Gin uno
5wan;ls taufeno &batsr woren
bereits Don tbnsn unterasitbnct
rcroen, uno man fono nuesroem
nod Sanfnoten ;u esm BtIouf
BON fair S 100000, bel wslcbet
BE lla'er(brIft nod fsb!ts. Sie
p!attsn, Don pelOtn Dit 9ictsn
a6se5oosn worcen wortn un0
seesn 5000 flin9snoe D1inse
puroen ebenfaus enlrseft, uno stu
lomneu nit Dem DsdDnocnteu,
&aBier Digector uuO 2lgentsu
natb Dem Neli,,ia,st oebra.ht.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
|ber 9. ct. 8anf bis ouf %
'pr0jent 9efalIen.
. anf@ br(ibte

Dereinisten 5tooten 8onf Sobt
un9 tingefeNt babe, neil (e oosu
aenb t t9et 9eweltn pdre.
gr bebaup tet paB er bdtte fcrtS
fobren tbnneu feline 0leten ~
be5oblen !penn er 70 III tbun Ders
lon9t bdtte :!
Gin brt / 6 Sab(ungs-
unfdbiger it 5u beo1uern, Elm
Dor fe I'll d { + obsr (OQte
beRroft ner0sn.
9r. Niro!e batts 0dufen oon
YotO uno Silber ouf fsinem
3otItifO uno fo9t er fey i'm Star>
De ole feline Sbuloen III btla3T
len. Die 2el1te Fams1 nit fsintn
0soten uno 0erlon9ten 3ablung ?
er Ehtcft feline 6aufen 0cIo uno
Silber ;ucitf IN feine Osmb!bs
uno Cagt lbncM III DTS mt c
be5ob leupenniOlu 0 II te
q b er Il tb us niht!DIes
1T 3 an bril b feit.
'qEos milrOe man Don Der
@brli0fslt eine5 Oauern oosr
= QonOmerfsmornc6 oeneen, oer,
,renn fein Y>oNbor ibn tin 3abl-
un9 (einer Note fir 5ebn Sha|er
aniprdDH tbn1 lA9sn wdrot,
u O y abe s q II II b
: y oler nm einem Oulte,
"a b { + . tr be, ob ii b nidt
e in enc ent .-(Ulrtt.
e. @tniee ber llrfatbtn, spslCbs
oenpreNoen ten sur8ersft1ug ses
grnsrsf1es ben csen boben, |eits
Dem er Der 9sen'Dorfsr gcn,-
mlttee eine obltbIdsiss anttport
sabt 'ntsen pisIlei1t in fMgennen
beiteben:
l. "Slt Ritoem oie G}acbtiAt
etNssIoufent oaB eie mcrifausr
W'soer mcbrsre G5cbife Or Du.
G'aoten tpe99enomn1tm uno oas
ems unlerer &riegsIbIfe Elm
nlsrlsanlibes 9enommen tn0 aotb
DenloPola auf9sbrabt bat,
9. 9aben feitSem ole Banfen
tbre 0sar5abIunsen sin9eIttut;
unD
8. qEiro oisIleitbt burb Die
lebl9s 6anoelsfofun9 Elm folder
Nusfou In Den @tnnabmsn ser
oIl9emetnen Ne9isrun9 eintreten,
cos oie 2lusjabluns bes setsn
SerminS oer Neutrality-suspicious.
n!tbt ratbfam erlbsinsn mag.
(Stlmms os6 Dol!s. y
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17

Yo!oenoe Stoottn boben nod
Nepr0Ientanten in Den Grn9reb
III erlr0bien
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12

STEAM IN THE AsToR HoUss.-
There arc many more wonders under
the sun than man or woman dreams Of
land a guest at the Astor House, who
is eating the good things Of this life
there, and seeing the fine things ofthis
world, little imagines that there is down
stairs, in the cellar, under ground, a
curious little fellow, without head or
heels, tongue or cars, hands or feet,
whs is doing a siracle Of things for the
guests all over the HOUSEKEEPING
clothes in one place, washing in anoth.
er-grinding coffee here, and scrubbing
knives there-now cooking victuals,
and now pumping water from eight to-
ten thousand gallons per day, a. throw.
ing much oft ever to the sixth story 4!
The maids in the wash room use him
to dry clothes as well as TO boil them
and there is a rail road there TOO, TO
move the clothes presses on! The
cooks use him to cook all sorts Of We.
getables, from cabbage TO potatoes
Indeed he is used for almost every thing
so that he is chamber-maid, washerwo-
man, knife. scourer, kitchen.maid, cook
coffee-grinder, clothes-ifoner, bathing
room boy, &c.-and yet, he has the
capacity 10 do a thousand other things
with the same puff, for he can grind
flour, saw boards, row, paddle, or do
almost every thing you ask him TO do.
Yet he is not ofiicious ut all-he does
not hustle all over the house--but lays
in a little corner of the cellar, in a
small space the.e, not bigger than the
i" big cheese" Gen Jackson lately ser.
we'd up in Washington.
Thi. admirable Crichton," who
has all these useful accomplishments,
is Avery's Rotary Engine" 1t is
truly astonishing to see the noun Of
labor performed by that little engine,
and especially when it is understood
that the amount of fuel used in twelve
hours, costs, an average Of n dollar,
twelve and a half cents! 1t was used
seven months, over ten hours per day,
at the speed Of over 5000 revolutions
per minute, and when examined at tho
expiration Of that period, it was found
as perfect as whom il was first
put in operation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12

dog, and two human bodies, one OF
thsm holding a spear. 1t is believed
by these gentlemen that all three ofthe
bodies may be removed from their po-
sitlon IN a perfect state though the dog
being in a lying posture upon the iat
rock, IT will undoubtedly be a difficult
task to remove it uninjured. The hui
mar bodies appear to be those Of men,
probably hunters. Their clothing can
hardly be distinguished, but still il 10
evident that that too was turned into
stone. They are described thus :-e
one sitting with the head leaning as IL
agains, a projecting rock and tho o.
Their standing with a spear balanced in
his hand, as though he was surprised
and had just started on a quick walk.
The dog lies as if crouched in terror,
or about to make a spring-but tho
features or body are notdistinct enough
to determine their position.
This wonderful formation cannot be-
accounted for in any other way than
that these persons were buried by some
terrible convulsion Of nature. The
cave in which they are found is full las
feet into the mountain, and is situated
about II mile and a half from what 10
called Mammoth Grotto, IN a direct
line. The entrance to the place is diff.
ticult, and it is thought that it was re-
yer before attempted. Al the foot Of
the entrance OF the cave is a considera-
BILE brook of water, which appears to
gather from all parts of it. There Is
also n valley thence TO tho river. The
gentlemen who made this interesting
discovery are making active prepare.
tons 20 bring away the bodies, which
they intend to have forwarded Il New
York.
Since the above was written, We
have had an invitation 70 visit the ave
and bodies, which we shall most Ger.
tainly accept. We had hitherto de-
cided to mention the names Of the
persons to whom we have alluded in
this account. One Of them is n weal4
thy English gentleman, resident Of
Philadelphia, John Chester, Esq. and
his companion is Mr.. jacob L. Davis
a Philadelphia. The object Of their
scientific researches is principally their
own qualification.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12
Indian Physician.

nOCTOR A. MAYS. respectfully in
ELI forms the public at large. that he
has located himself at Bunkers Hill Berke-
lev County, Va, where he will continue
his successful Indian Practice, for the cure
of the many diseases to which the human
body is liable. Having been fifteen years
among the Indians, he has acquired a We
ny extensive knowledge of their manner
of curing diseases. Hundreds of certifi.
Gates can be seen, if called for, showing
that cures of diseases of the most danger
Gus character have been performed after
they were gwen up by the best of Doc
tors. The afflicted will do well to give
the Indian Doctor a trial.
Feb. %. lS97.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12
REMARKABLE DIscovERY.--It is

REMARKABLE DIsCoVERY.--lt Is
we'll known TO our readers, esays the
Hamilton, Tennessee, Discovery that
among the mapy natural %curiosities
found in the extensive caves and grot-
toes in the vicinity of the Great Lau-
rel Ridge, Cumberland Mountains
MANY human skeletons and bones OLA
nimals have been discovered, some OF
them in a pctrifed state. These v
abound in prodigious vaulted apart
ments, and chambers, which when view
ed by torchlight, exhibit scenes of gloo-
nv grandeur which astonish the behol.
der. Several petrifed trees have also
been discovered on the banks ofthe RI
yer near this ridge, as also bones OF
mammoths and other animals whose
races are now extinct.
But the most remarkable discovery
That has ever been made in this part OF
the country, if not the greatest natural
curiosity in the world, was brought 10
light on Sunday tho Oath OF January,
by NO scientific gentlemen with whom
we are acquainted, and who are now
in town. They have been for several
weeks exploring the caves above allu-
ded to, and gathering such curlosltles
as they wished to carry away with them
They are provided for this purpose
with a boat of gum elastic, and capable
of carrying two persons. With this
boat, and other conveniences procured
for the purpose, they will undoubtedly,
before they leave their task, penetrate
every accessible hole in the West Cum
berland Mountains--for they are de-
termined to spend the whole season a.
mong them. ,
The wonderful discovery which VIII
now shortly be presented TO the public
i, three petriied todies enare, one OIL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12

AHt JdltOf, u Ufuhk tHSuSu hutisuhS
man, briefly disclosed a plan which he
with Almira, had devised for the es-
cape of Hamilton. He had consented
to let the prisoner escape, in female
dress, while she was TO remain in his
stead, SO that the whole continuance
should seem to be her own. 81 am a
plain man." concluded the %jailor, "but
know what's right. 1t amt fair TO hang
no man on suspicion ; and more than
that, | am not going to stand in no
no mans way--especially a friend who
has done me %favors, as you have
The tracks clear, Mr.. Hamilton, and
the quicker you put out the better"
To his surprise, the prisoner peremp.
torily refused the offer.
g" am innocent" said he, "but
would suffer a thousand deaths rather
than injure the fair fame of this conf
ding girl"
go Dudley, my dear Dudley" she
sobbed, I" for my sake, for the sake of
your broken.hearted father and sis.
ter %
"Do not tempt me my dear Almira,
| will tot do that which will expose
you TO Disgrace"
ooh, who would blame mel"
"The world--the uncharitable
world"
He would have said more ; but the
form that during this brief dialogue,
had sunk into his arms, was lying life.
less on his bosom. He kissed her cold
lips, and passionately repeated her
name; bu. she heard him not; her
pure spirit had gently disengaged it.
self, and was flown forever. Her heart
was broken. She had watched and
wspt, and prayed in hopeless grief, un-
til tho physical energies of a delicate
frame were exhausted and the excite
ment of the last scene had snapped the
a~ttenuated thread of life.
Hamilton did not survive her long.
| His health was already shattered by
long confinement, and the chatting ola
proud spirit. Almira had died for him;
and his own mother +; oh how eau
tiously did they whisper the sad truth,
when he asked why she who~had low
| ed him better than her owa life had
forsaken him in the hour of affection
| she, too, had sunk under the dreadful
| blow. His father lived u wlthered, me-
lancholy man. crushed IN spirit and
as his sister hung like a guardian angel
over his death bed, he gazed on her
pale, emaciated, sorrow.stricken u
tenance, he saw that she, too, would
soon be numbered among the victims OF
his melancholy persecution. when
with his last breath he suggested that
they would soon meet, she replied 81
trust that God will spare me TO see
your innocence established, and then
will die c~ontented." And her conf.
dence was rewarded-for God does not
disappoint those who put their trust in
him. About q year afterwards, a
wretch who was executed at Natchez,
who was one Of the three persons mem
toned in the commencement OF this
narrative, confessed that he had muir
dered Saunders, with a pistol which he
had found at the place where the two
friends had slept. 81 knew il would
be So" was the only reply of the fast
declining sister. Soon after, she was
buried by the side of Dudley and AL
mira. Reader, this is no fiction--nor
are the decisions Of God unjust, but his
ways are above our comprehension.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12
IOW.N PROPERTY.
= o R u
THE undersigned wishes 10 sell by pri'
n vate contract, the
HOUSE sg.V'D LOT,

Spring Alley, in Martinsburg, now in the
occupancy Of ID. l.. McSherry, Esq.
The house is two stories high, weather
boarded, and in excellent finish and re-
pair, containing six good family rooms,
The other improvements comprise a KIT
chen, Meat House, Ice House ,ghich holds ice
sufficient for Ten families, Stabiing &c, all
in excellent condition. The lot is large
and very productive,
The situation is high and pleasant, and
the property altogether Is one Of tue most
desirable in the town for a private resi-,
dence.
Terms will be made very accommoda-
ting. JOSEPH f. ABELL.
February %, lsS7.-tG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12

WIT.-ln private conversation, the
late Earl Of Chatham asked DR.. Hen.
mixer, among other questions, how no
defined witt The Doctor replied
f" My Lord, Vit is like what a pension
would be, given by your Lordship to
you humble servant--a good hirS
nell applied"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12
l65 Acres,
DweIling House, ;:;k

thirty by twenty. feet. Kitch- s3
kn, Smoke House, Good Barn, and Sta
bling, Corn Grill, and Wagon Shed, with
Eother necessary buildings; a Well near
lthe house, and an excellent ORCHARD
Iof Choice Fruit.
arI will offer my farm, il not sold pre-
|viou.ly at private sale, to the highest BID
der on the 18th of March. The terms Of
sale will be moderate, and made known
by application TO the subscriber.
ABRAHAM E.. VANMETRE.
Berkeley Co, Feb g., lsS7-ts
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day the first day of May, when the land
will be sold TO the highest bidder, before
the courthouse in Martinsburg II not preyi-
ously disposed Of at private sale.
A. e. V.
March Is, 1SS7-7t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-12

To FARMERs.--The Phildelphia
Herald says experienced grower
of wheat advises you TO roll your fields
so as 10 press the roots now exposed 10
the atmosphere and frost, under the
soil. This will prevent that injury TO
the crop, called winter killing" Re.
member, that flour is enormously high
and you should take great pains to
sure good crops the coming season.