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New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

p The Boston papers contain letters from passengers in
the Britannia complaining of rude ungentemany csnduct on
the part OF Capt Cleland and of Of accommodation
board the ship Ii the facts they their
IS well deserved
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

FISH STORIES AGAIS.-The Rochester Democrat says
that during the ID inst catfish cell in the yard OF
Mr. Blossoms tavern, inches long. When taken up he
was alive and kicking The Down casters may ns well
forever after hold their peace for wha, is qud compared
,s n catfish
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

The WEATHER during the last week, has been extremely
dry hot and oppressive during the day and somewhat oF
prcsiye in the night We have had rain, sin
gle shower quench hs large quantities of dust upon our
broad and streets. refresh the face of Nature
MT Int.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

u We would call the attention of readers the ad-
vertiseent Of Mes,rs Andrews and Lanphcr in another
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
rnr LewrLL OFFERING. sept. ls4l. Vol /, No. :.

This excellent Monthly is continued with is usual ability
and affords conclusive evidence Of the zeal and high
mental endowmens OF the Lowell ladies who conduct it.
With The exception of single article the present number
composed wholly of papers written by the operatives the
iactery. This single publication tells other lands Of
naoua character and speaks loudly and clearly
behalf of Humanity than volumes ESSAYS could do.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

Towns ANALYSIS DERIyArios Woan ENGLISH
LANGUAGE 2l.t Edition Clement Packard, 51 Pearl
This Edition CT OF the best works OF lis kind
tha: has been published extraordinary with
which it has ALREADY sufficient proof Of It's
Each part compound word separately defined and
the scholar is thus led clear knowledge of the
employed The Regents the University Of NewYork in
their Report to the Legislature 1887 gave the work their
decided approval and boleve has been introduced
most of the School, throughout; the State
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
3 JtFSTThS
LEARY 81 CO.'S FASHION

y For Geniiemen's EIals-Autumn l3i will 6e
daced on FRIDAY, l0.h As,or House
II Bootand shoe Ci-rlts-An adjourned meeting ofthe
Boot AID Shoe Clerks will be held Ward Hotel
corner Of Grand and Ezabeheet Tuesday Evening the b
At 10 O'Clock hear the report Poneua attend
ance particularly requested BY the Committee
J.SAMYIs. Chairman o. Conm;ae.
N. F. FEaevsos Secretary. o. si&'
Y The Cheape.t Cash aiior Vet--PETER V.
hUSTED Merchant Tailor Chatham corner Of Csa
rineet makes Clothing order per cheaper le
better than the cheapest Cash Tailor the city.
N B-A good il, in all cases warranted. u sIu
u Particular Noficc.1hose Ierons having idInnureo
description dispose breaking up house AeePng
will dnt ready for ortoa or s Of hef goods BY -ends
their address 0 calling upon the .ub.eroer
Goods 20 any amount purchased - 80 :. - 80
81 Inns Paw ~ T. CoLtcN, I9I Chsisaii 'ueet
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

A TERRIBLE DxED.-In illustrating the desperate con-
don to winch the lower classes in England redueed
through grinding poverty, the London correspondent OF the
Boston Post relates the following the bare peusa
Of which makes the blood cold he however, that it
IS too well authenticated to be doubted:
appears that there Phnntropic Burial Societies
in many in England which pay certain to mem
bets for the funeral expenses of deceased child One OF
the rues of The Stockport Burial Society is, that ench
member shall pay penny week and at the end Of
weeks subscription become full members If
child that period die the parents entitled the
sum throc pounds and twelve shing and deducting
shilling and >xpence for the collectors fee, and hilng
for liquor the sum OF three pounds .sixpencc
remains for the funeral expenses OF the child At the Che
A.-ze married couples whoae average ages
only twenty,x, indicted. Their Sandys
and couple charged with having administered
arsenic 10 their child by which they murdered IT, and the
others charged with being accessories the crime be-
fore and the fact The deceased, with whose murder
they were accused thus aIy killed for the diabolica
purpose OF obtaining the ofMree pounds eight-and
st1Pencs from he Stockport Burial Society,"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

APPOlN TMENT By THE PRESIDENT,
Rv and nth the ndrire snd consent Of The Senate
EDWARD BnooEs, Collector nf the CestoHs at Detroit
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

PLuS BY Con the Tracts for the Times
In volumes. J. & H. Il. Langley 81 Chatham street
We received these two volumes JUS, our paper
going prcsswe have therefore time only say of
tnen that they approved and warmly recommended by
the R Rev Bshcp oyDERDosS, and that they intended
rather the grea; doctrines of the christian religion
than excite controversy concerning the points which divide
different denominations from each other They pub
lished in a very neat style by the Messrs. Langey..
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

The EcrFcrrc Vol H. No V September, ISL 81
PARK Row.
Tie current number of this Magazine contains great
variety of excellent articles. We have only specify
that upon German Periodicals. from the German Of Wolf
gang Menzel sketch of Guzot by the junior Editor Mr.
Treat and that upon WhewelI'. Htor, and Philosophy of
the Inducve Sciences the chief attractions Of th number
The Review of Reviews full and well dgesed and the
BbEographcal Notices interesting and instructive Al
though not 40 perfect be susceptible Of farther
proyement the Eclectic supplies what has been great de-
fciency il our periodical Literature.
D:A Dry Goods Clerk from calling spe
ca attention to the article he specifies We think his fellows
will soon enough find j, and concerned but
that its motives will be appreciated.
. Il viii be seen BY advertisement in another column
that Mr. RICHARDSON and Wri;Hg School
Evenins Clasze is now open. Mr. Richardson reputation
Boston where he assh similar school FOR years
and his distinguished since ne has been CITY,
are su<e guaranlys for the excellence OF his system
friend. who wish 10 have justice done
purchasing their Dry Gdey call They have
plend store and stock Dry Goods Grand st
Sec advertisement another column
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

- The first number of the American Advocate
weekly paper be published this City, has Just reached
It's purpose support what the EdtOr believe be
the interests of the Country opposition any undue
Foreign influence uphold the principles of the Protestant
religion against the Catholic faith and give the of
the day both foreign and domestic in such way ad
the general objects for which their paper e'tab
hed. 1t appears be edited with considerable ability,
ardent zeal in the espoused and commendabe
industry. There is nc.ded little literary matter
which mus, be acceptable all. Office I38 Fulton Street
q We should be glad publish at least part Of the
many communications have received concerning Richard
sons Balloon Steamboat especially the signed B. but
our limited space fobids If A B. C. viii again favor
with his address, his request ha be complied with.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

INTERVIEWS FOR THE WEEK.-Tle City Inspector re-
tha, the whole number of ntements for the last week
l9: of whom there between SO and 30 years Of
,se between 20 and So between so and 10 between
20 and CO. IA between 10 and 80 Is 80 and 40 l3
20 and 80 II between and 20. 10 between and
IS between and . and 81 OF year and under. OF
>pOpcNy there deaths OF abscess Of Asphvxy ,
# Cholera Inantum % Of Consumption IS, Cenvulsions
is, DroPy 9 Dysenery :. Drowned .. Fever Inan,rna-
ion Of Brain g. Of Chest s. of Lungs L. of Bowels g. Ma
aSu'us l6, OLD Age ), Small Pox Tccthng Unknown g.
o the whole number l5 of the United States
p OF lTelasd of England of Scotland of Germany
md unknown-i3 were colored.
sr'e'OF-A man siled on Friday mOrains. abou,
nile from HarPer' Ferry Va by being run over BY the 10
0m0ilve on the railroad He by the conductor to
et upon the track as the approached and when thew
20, him he threw himself across the road and was in
,,an;y killed 1t supposed tina, he was sqsaewha n.cxi
Gated or affected in bis mind
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
Nine and twenty separate s,ercheh
All well-denued aAd gsnui=e stinks.

This suppose was considered great number in the
German City, warranting special boast: but in New
York would be thought worthy of mention. But
barharou Dutch cannot be expected 20 com
with the Metropolis of the Western Connent-Hurlah
or the progress of cyilzarionl
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

u Henry 5 SPaeS'nan has been nominated for State Sen
"'or and John NJ Scott Tor Mayor of the city by the whi
oi Pb;!adelpAis.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

-" correspondent asks whether we inform him if
there be such thing as Stree; Inspector in the Ninth
Ward-No positively: we believe there such things in
vogue but so far know they have been obsolete
period of time, whereof the memory of runneh not to
he contrary Colcrage Onece said Of the City OF Cologne
hat it possessed.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
mUsQuetoe blte5.

70 The Richmond Star says that iquoriceuice will
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET
From the Baltimore American Of Noe Is.

From the Baltimore American Of Noe Is.
CATrLE-There were 800 head of Beef Cat,le
offered at the drove yards this morning and all sold
SO SO for inferior to IS so per 100 lbs for prime
quality.
FLouR.-We note an advance Of 25 cents per
barrel in the store price of Howard Street Flour.
since Friday. Sales Of some parcels of good stand
ard brands were made on Saturday at Sc, and to-
day further transactions have taken place at So l2l
Holders are now generally very firm at Sc 25. The
wagon price is unsettled
WHEAr.-Supphes of Wheat come in spadngy.
Sales on Saturday and to-day at 81 25 81 IS for
fair to prime Md reds. A sale of Pennsylvania
red was made on Saturday at 81 35.
CoRs.-Ssles of old Md. Com at 60 cents for
yellow and 60 63 for white. We note new Corn
at 53 q IS cents, according to dryness. cargo
OF Pennsylvania yellow sold on Saturday at
| "a cents,
RYE,-A sale of large lot of Md, Rye was
made to-day at So cts. Pennsylvania Rye is want
ed--a lot was sold on Saturday at "a cents.
! OATs.-Ssles of Md. Oats at Al a 40 cents, and
of Penna. at 46 at AZ cents.
! BAcoN.-The operations in Bacon to day have
been on a small scale, aud at last weeks prices
which we continue to quote, viz Western assorted
at Al to S cents; Hams at 6 10 cents, as in size
and quality; Sides at Al cents, and Shoulders at 3
| to cents
| WHlsKEY.-There isl little better demand and
sales to some extent were made to-day at 30 cents
/ for hhds and 1914 cents for bbs. The wagon price
Of bbls is II cts. exclusive Of the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

SINGULAR OcCURRENcE.-On last Sat-
urday week, it being Holly Eve" a
party of individuals at Washington, deter
mined TO amuse themselves by taking a
trolic at distance from home, and 'steal-
ing cabbages. Accordingly, in the even
ing, they proceeded to a point rather
sparsely settled, and entered lot where,
it seems, the owner was lying in wait for
E,ruders, with loaded gun. Perceiving
his premises thus invaded, he took aim,
drew the trigger, and q whole load of shot
entered the lower extremites of one of
the aggressors. Finding the individual
severely wounded, the party retired to a
dwelling adjacent, when strange to tell,
an examination disclosed the fact that the
sufferer was young girl dressed in men S
clothes We understand she is doing
well, and repents, "as in sackcloth and
ashes" o. having been concerned in steal
ing cabbages. Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

NAVAL Court MARTIAL.-The evi.
dence upon the trial Of Captain Bolton, oil
the frlgate Brandywine, for his sudden
return from the Mediterranean, before n
naval Court Martial at Brooklyn navy
yard, shows how promptly and CALAMITY
he carried himself, when he supposed a
war had arisen between this country and
Great Britain. While the Ohio hoisted
the French flag on several occasions, and
intended to pass Gibraltar by that ruse
dc gaerre, the dashing little Brandywine
carried the stars aud stripes. The ship
was ready for action, the men in perfect
discipline, and all more anxious to meet
The enemy than TO avoid him; and Cap.
tain Bottoms first inquiry of the pilot,
upon arriving on the American coast,
was for hostile cruisers. We have no
doubt that had the Brandywine met an
English ship of the line, she would have
fought her without hesitation. The men
were SO anxious for fight, that the Off
GERS would have found it difficult to re-
strain them. With such feeling in our
men Of war, all we need is more of them.
N. Y. Atlas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
n A NCE'S
SYRuP 0F H0REH0uND
FOR TIE CURE OF

Ce~sAs, Celds, CossHn pftons. Brozekffis AsA,
wa. Spisissg 81 Blood, PAS aaa OPPrsssfeH ~
ne Brcsst. eKd all pisedses arisssg Jfrom a
DisOT3ered cszdstios Of tks Lsags,
FENllE virtues OF Horehouna fs1 arsesling the rto-
n gress ct cough ssd consumption. havebeen aRI'
yefsal'y known since the discovery f America. The
indians, so celebrated iot-sling ell diseases with
herbs, used very extensively the Horehound 10 all
cases u Colas. Coughs SC. /, !. 70 thegn that
are indebted for the knowledge vehsse Of this val
liable remedy, and did Ne use Il as freely snd
promptly a. those unciylzed aeinrs the list Of
deeths hom Consumption, v ould DO comparatively
srall 20 whst u IS st present. /" ~ Kasssn never
scas kaows TO de sttA Gears ~yfsea," because
they alsays take such remedies as arrest The d,s>
sase 10 time consequently being free itoa diseases
Of The iuncs they the hear,est race Of psrson.
in the world.
Persons who have slight cough should aos fail
to take the ConPouSp SYRvP ~ Haseaoukn
Il is simple and grude remedy, founded on scjen.
ife principles and does not cantsn IN, thing That
ssn itjate persons 10 tho meet delicate state OF
Ieslth.
Price so cents per botle Prepared and sold ~
seth S, Hance, corner OF Clarics sad Pat, streets
Baltimore, and Coz sole 10 Naajnshurr, by William
Dorsey. Druggist Agent,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
Do1suv,s vparrrrycu.

"ITH renewed confidence ! now Offer th.
w Medicine TO the notice OF the public, as ono
OF the best Of the best) remedies that has
been prepared for tue destruction of Worms in chill
dren. Cases nigh, be mentioned ia which eStaor-
binary effects have ed the sdminis,i alton OF
his medicine, in relieving hi dren from fatal
sequences. Parents need have 10 ienrs 10 any
risk that might be thought to attend the giving i 10
children under any circumstances, when IL is only
supposed they afflicted with Worms, as there
is no ingredient in il that Mould endangcr or pro.
duee bad consequences, even flhere wereno Wurm-i
on the contrary. would be very likely to do good.
II is frequently the case, that remedies are resort
ed to- too late, parents fearing to give Medicine,
without first positively know ing that the child is
afflicted with Worms or that its indsnositoa mpy
arise from some other cause. We Then say TO all
parents, if you even think your child is afflicted
with worms give this vetmfoee tonscertain the
fact. and no danger need be nprreh,nded from It's
administration.
All proper directions will be fund around each
phial. Prepared only by The subscriber who can
furnish il either wLolesaie or retail Those via buy
to sell again will be allowed liberal discount from
the retail price. which is o5 cents per phisl.
WILLIAM DORSEY,
October %, 1917 Drpggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

REVERSE OF SENTENCE.-Itis stated
by the Norfolk Beacon, that the Secretary
Of the Navy has reversed the decree of
the Court Martial, held on board the u. S.
ship Pennsylvania, at Norfolk, sentencing
DR.. Hunter and Lieut.. Goden to suspen-
sion, and acquitted these gentlemen OF
the charges made against them, in the
most crediiable manner. The Secretary,
in his acquittal Of those officers, has as.
serted, in the most unequivocal terms, that
there were no grounds for complaint a,
gainst them, much less for convection
and sentence by court martial.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

ELEcrIoNs.-Highly iaiportant.-A-
bout Fifty Thousand Wings in the State
of New York, some tens Of thousands IN
Michigan, Maryland, Georgia and Penn
syIvania no, having time TO spare haS
year to vote, have sagely concluded to
postpone The Elections 10 all the above
States until next year--at least so far as
they were concerned. The result Of
which course is to allow the Locos to
manage things their own way, little
while, until they get ia another tangle,
when those Patriotic Wings (alluded to
above) good souls, may consent to vote
again. Shame on such gross negligence.
OF Look at the returns in all the
States, and the fact every where siares
YOU in the face that the Locos haze not
Gained in any State, but have carried
those States by the gross and culpsble
negligence of the Wings in staying away
from the Polls.
New JERSEY and Old MASSACHUSETTS,
stand side by side in the Wing cause, as
in days of other years. While others fall
ter they are TRuE.--Princeton Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

NAME to the subscribers residence, on the
" farm of Mr.. Jacob Poisal, about miles from
Martinsburg, on the Garsrdstown road, on Satur-
day the 9th inst, "a head of Hogs, supposed to
have strsyed away. about one half of which are
white, three of them sandy, and the balance OF
them white and black, spotted with red. Said
Hogs have swallow fork in each ear. and are
from ID months to years old. They have been
appraised at O., so each, The owner is requested
to prove property, psy charges and take them a
way. HARVEY A. HEDGES.
November IL, 15il, 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

The subject Of the Resumption Of specie
payments by the Banks Of New Orleans,
It appears by the annexed article from the
Bulletin Of the Sd instant, has engaged
the attention Of the officers Of those nsii.
tutions:
REsUMPTIoN.-The Board Of Presidents,
at their monthly meeting yesterday, dis
cussed the question of the expedency of
the Banks resuming the payment Of specie
for their notes. We learn the Board
were clear in the opinion that the mea-
sure was expedient TO be adopted at the
first practical moment; and a committee
was appointed to examine fully into the
facts pertaining to the actual position of
the several institutions, and to report to
an adjourned meeting on Monday next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

THE CASE OF GRoGAN.-The Montreal
Gazette says: 6" We understand that, in
pursuance Of the direction Of Sir Richard
jackson, the Administrator of the Gov
eminent and commander of the forces, a
court martial was lately held on MIR.
Johnston, an officer Of Colonel Dyer's
corps, for participating in the capture Of
Grogan, in the territory of the U. States
and that, having pleaded guilty, and after
addressing the Court, in mitigation of pun
shment, he was sentenced to be discharg-
ed from the corps"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

petted by them, could not swerve them
from their faith. OF 500 in the county,
he carried only eight with him into the
ranks Of Locofocoism! five were poets,
we would sing their praises in verse.
This signal failure, il is said, gravcls
the Locos sorely. They had made large
calculations upon the immense recruits,
which the Governors personal influence
would bring to their ranks. But 10 and
behold they have only gained another
leader, (Which they had too many al
ready,) who will clsm the lions share Of
the spoils, and eight followers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

From FLoRIDA.-The latest accounts,
dated East Florida, November 9Th, state
that /" Sam jones' party in the Big Cy-
press have separated. Sam is on the Ca
loosahatche. Aluck- Tustenuggee has
Joined him. Par.sarc-i.m i-co, one of the
Chiefs late in cooperation with Jones,
has surrendered, together with thirty-six
OF his people. Thirty-eight of Tiger
Tails people have arrived at Tampa. -
Runners have been despatched by Tiger
Tail in pursuit of the remainder. Lieut..
Sprague and Lieut.. Hoffman, with de-
tachment Of twenty men, had left Fort
King for the Panee Suffka, to endeavor to
open communication with some Indians,
supposed to reside in that neigbborhood.
Alligator and Tiger Tail accompanied
them. Two friendly Indians are now
hunting for some Of their people east OF
the ST. Johns. Two more are up the
Oclawaha. Both parties are the bearers
of talk from Tiger Tail. The move
ment upon the Big Cypress commenced
on the LIST inst" The writer is sanguine
that the war will be over by the lst of
March next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

1t appears by prospectus recently is.
sued, that TIE Madisonidn is to be pub.
lished daily, after the 18th day of Decem-
Der next, under the direction Of John B.
Jones, as chief editor, and joint publisher
with Thomas Allen. the prospectus
states that Mr.. Jones will be assisted
by editorial talent of high ORDER" and
will render ready, intelligent aud eff
cient support to President Tyler's Admin
istration."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

SUICIDE. We feel sorry in being call.
ed on to notice the death, by suicide, Of
Mr.. p. A. KARTHAUs, Senior. His body
was found on the morning of the 18th in
slant, in his Office in Maiden Lane, sus.
pended by rope around his neck. There
is no doubt that this melancholy act was
done under the influence Of temporary de-
rangement. Mr.. X. was in his 18th year.
Ball. Amer,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
Fresh GrOccries. sc.

n OAF, Lump e. Brown SUGARS; Rio, La
N Il guayra and Old Java Coffee;
Orleans g. w. |, MoiAsses; Sugat House do;
Water, Butter g. Soda Crackers;
Cheese. Rice & Chocolate;
Cavendisb & Common Tobscco;
Nutmcgs, Cloves & Cinnamon;
Champagne g. Cognlac Brandy;
Jamaica Spirits & Holland Gin;
Old Rye g. Common Whiskey; N. f. Rum;
Madeira. Brown & Pale Sherry. Sicily & Mar
settles Madeira, Dry Lasbor, Malaga & Old Port
Wines; with every article in the Grocery way just
received and for sale by ). w. BOYD.
October z.