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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
THREE DoLLA ARsJPERA ANEuM,.

49, Sr - =
Portable, are stripped of abont every thing they
possessed. sofne5cases arc9realy of distressing
/ character, and appeal warmly to the sy mpathies
! of the less unfortunate among u.s.
! Several of the houses burnt were among the
best inthe place, and large proportion vaIuabEs
ones
There was one poor old black woman burnt to
death in her house, the only life lost. far IS
known.s
The Rail Road Company has suffered IN a very
heavy amount. All the Depot buildings, of every
description, two Of them large brick edifices are
gone They also lost five Locomotives some
cars the bridge over the rarine, several hundred
feet of the road at fhe Depot where there were
many parallel tracks, and much other property
The books and papers were. saved
AS to the amount ofIoss by this dreadful fro
We gave 100000 as the estimate made in the
confusion ofthe moment An examination since
has proved that that was not far from the proper
amount, inclusive of the Rail Road Company,s
loss. The insurance is not so much as was sup
posed, $4,000 but only about SIS 600, 'Pha
Rail Road Co had no Insurance.
Annexed is list efthe sufferers Il is not per-
haps entirely accurate butas nearly so as we have
been able to make it with much p2ins taken.
Families. .-Wm. Fl. Briggs, VIM r. Larkins,
Mrs G. Robson. A. Martin, Alex Anderson,
Mrs Noyes, Matthew Lawton, Thos. c. Miller,
E. Kidder, Isaac Cason, Jas. |. Bryan, Thos n,
ctautier, Rey. Jesse Jenneu Samuel Beefy, Z.
Wilson, John Walker, VIM. Calder, Mrs Meafcs,
Robert Fl. Cowan, p. K. Dickinson. A A. Wan
let, Gen ]. Owen. Mrs Kelly, Mrs. Colina, Ross
Davis, David Jones, Hotel, Levin Lane, Mrs. Las
piere, Stephen D. Wallace, Mrs Plner
| And a number of families of Blacks.
tStores, Warehouses, Offices, Sc.-Shelton &
Mallory, w. c. Lord, S. w Durham, Custom
House, (books and papers saved, ]. l. BryaE.
Thos Stewart, E. Peterson, John McRac, David
Thally, Geo w. Davis, Alfred Dudley, Hall 6
Armstrong, Jesse Jennett, Jesse Bowdtn, Eector
McKellar, R. & G. Grant w A. Rourke Wm
r. Larkins, - Mayo, VIM. B. Giles & Co,
l.. S. Yorke, e.. Vessel, Hentz & Bcnncrs Q. G.
Parsley, Alex'r Webster, Geo Costin Milrs Cos
tin, John B. Craig, B. F. Mitchell, John Hall,
VIM r. Larkihs. r. Smith, Jefireys s. King,
Rail Road Coffee Honsn
Otcners of Buildings not included IN TIE fire
going Wilmington s. Raleigh Rail Road Con-.
pany, Alex McRae, Estate r. London, NEt@.
London, Sen, Wm J. Love ST., Jefc. NichoIa,
E. p. Hall, DR.. Berry, Methodist Church. Estate
M. Campbell, Estate Mckay, John =. Bovc, 4.
G. Hall, w: Fl. Beatty, Mrs Shole1s; St. Johns
Lodge
OsonerS Of other property losi--B Flanner, A.
J. Battle Fl. Mutt, Brown & De Rosset, 3. she,'.
man, B, Hallctt. air. Warren. Miss Hort, J. Bal
Il lard c. Potter, Mr.. Thane, w. L1timer.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

The Gennessee Democrat and Advertiser, has
raised underits editorial head s:Fsor President
and Vice President the candidates nominated by
the Democratic National Convention And it
says
st'In relation to our own choice, hoist to the
breeze the nominat5on and election Of that citizen
aoho ao;U lead as on TO uictory--and whether that
individual be CAss, BUCHANAN, JOHNSON, CAL
HoUN or=VAN BuREN, in whom aresunited indi-
vidually, principles essential to the permanency of
our free institutions go forth for the successful
nominee, and we fully believe for the successful
candidate We do not deny that we have some
feeling of State pride, and that the elevation Of
General Lewis CAss to the presidency, we should
recognize man who would take as his model a
Jefferson, and who would unite in the administra-
ton of his government true policy of Republi-
cansm; yet we discard al lsuch feelings and throw
them to the four winds of heaven should some
other individual be nominated by the National
Convention,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
RALEIGH, N. G. WEDNEsDAY, MAY 10, ls43..

Colonel Fisher, with four of his officers, was
about mile IN advance when the attack upon the
guard atSalabo commenced Dr. Brenham and
Messrs. Lyons, Rice, and F4igginson were killed
dead on the spot; poor Fitzgerald was mortally
wounded but survived some two or three days.
During this time, utterly unable to stand, he was
carried ina cart and treated in the most inhuman
manner by the officer ofthe guard Captain Posas
1t is even said that he was dragged from the cart
before yet dead, but expired shortly after, and was
buried by his comrades. In the attack upon the
guard, some thirty ofthe Mexicans were killed.
All describe the attempt to escape, when so far in
the country, as insane and desperate to the great
lest degree,
DR.. Booker one ofthe San Antonio prisoners,
and brave and meritorious man, was accidentally
killed at Perote, about the lst instant by drunk
en- Mexican soldier The latter pointed his gun
with the intention of Shooting one ofhis. own off
Icers; but, unfortunately. the ball lodged inthe
breast of Dr. B., who survived but a few days.
1t was currently reported that Santa Anna was
soon to release Messrs Colquhoun, Bradley, Pc
terson Truhart and Van Ness-all taken at San
Antonio. General Tornel is certainly interesting
himself powerfully for the latter
Antonio Navarro is still confined at the Acorda-
do, city of Mexico. He is in good health and
Spirits and is confident of being soon released 1t
may be tecollected that Mr.. Navarro was one of
the commissioners ofthe Texan Santa Fe expedi-
Iton, and the only one not released.
John and Wilson Riddle, and Capt. OPhelan-
all of them taken at San Antonio-have been re-
leased through the intercession ofthe British min
ster. The latter was a great friend ofthe unfor-
tunate Fitzgerald and served three years with him
in Spain under Gen. Evans
A report is current at the city of Mexico that
Captain Elliott, the British Chargeto Texas, has
recently written letter to Santa Anna, in which
he has stated, at the express request of President
Houston that the latter hopes that Santa Anna will
treat the ier prisoners with all clemency, but thai
they crossed the RIO Gramdc contrary to his
| (IouSton's) orders !! For the sake of humanity,
wetrust this rumor may not provetrue. 1t would
be virtually signing the deathwarrant of these
brave mon, in case Santa Anna wanted an excuse
for shooting them-F isher, Green, and all Gen.
Somervel, who had command ofthe expedition at
the time Fisher separated from the main body, has
stated, under his own signature that the latter had
his full leave for acting he did-in fact that it
was by his orders Now, if Houston has really
sent such message as the one we have mentioned
above to Santa Anna, he has stamped himself a
cold-blooded heartless end, and deserving the ex-
ecration humankind at large. Weagain hope that
it may prove untrue.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
From'the oid Do:n!Is !oa..
A CARD.

takes this opportunity to her h" @ srar M sens @
ofthe sympathy and kininess which have been,
manifested towards her an her children, bylhe
citizens of this town ana Norfolk. The various
and peculiar expression of COMMON regard arc
such to forbid any specification. They will
each become subjects Of grateful recollection thrt
all her days. Words are too feeble to express
her appreciation ofthose uncxampled exhibitions
of kindness They have wrought feelings Of
thankfuiness within her, which are only eqnlltd
by those emotions Of bitterness, and those pangs of
afflicton which have been caused BY the death Of
her beloved Husband.
MARTHA GARDNER.
! Dnrtcnnn,1th nrii 1917
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
4lAPIIlA O-iitIt I'm
Portsmouth, April "a, l84a.

ANOTHER SuIr.--Anotlcr suit has been insti-
tuted against Com. Mackenzie by Mckinley. one
of the persons brought home in irohs. Macken-
zic has commenced a prosecution against the jour
nal of Commerce for libel, in publishing that seq
favor of convictng him. There is likely to bu
plenty of law arising from thec case, ifnot plenty
ofjustice.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

~- THE spo1Ls- Henry Clay, III late speech
delivered by him at Lexington, Ky, said, that
in his opinion, ifa Wing President should bs
elected, it would be his imperative duty to do am
pie justice in the administration Of plbiic patron
age, to the great whig patty of the country
Here then is full and unequiyocal avowal, by
The asaGoyladgfd ed leader a Of the Whg party Of
spoils,' IA principle which they hypocritically
condemn in Others. but invariably practice them
selves whenever a fitting opportunity is afforded
- r B1Itim0re Republican
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

If your coat is comfortable wear 1.-TWO or three
months longer; no matter ifthe gloss IS Off If
bless herr stay at home with her. instead ofsrtnd
ing your evening in expensive foosril< BE hon
est, frugal, plain; seek content and happiness at
home be Industrious and persevering; and oar
word for it, if you are in debt, you viii sdon get
utofit if your circumstances are now Cuibar-
raised, they will soon become easy no matter
who may be President, or what may be the price
of stocks. N Y Sun
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

candidate for Congress in Virginia, was making
a speech a short.time since in Nottaway county, a
whig enquired of him "whether the wings had
betrayed John Tyler, or John Tyler betrayed the
wings 2" DromgooIe replied sthat it was not
his province to interfere in this family jar yet
since he had been called upon, he would say, that
he believed, Join Tyler had betrayed The 1oj.igs,
and the aeJigs Jotp Tyler, and that they had
each betrayed their coantty" A truer saying was
never uttered N H. Patriot
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

Assaults on Editors-E Encourdging :gro10th of
Iiordtity-Tn looking over our exchanges of re-
cent dates, our attention has been arrested by the
frequent recorded instances of barbarous and un-
provoked assaults upon members of the editorial
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

cure .tor. .fopndersd ILOrses,-If your Horse
of hogs lard, put it in vessel and make it boil
ing hot, clean him well, Set his foot in the lard
Heat it for each foot boiling hot take spoon
and put the fat over the hoof as near the hair as
possible and he will be fit for use in three hours
if it is done early in the morning 1t is better TO
remove the Horse shoes; but have made several
cures without have tried this on many horses
during period of fifty years, and never known
it to fail.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
MIR. CLAY in PHlLApELpHI\

The Following We select from number Of toasrs
d,,,a Wbis colonization E onr pati,n,l ami
pbn.,, -.
''''a'! p" f''"'
spirit aud sho" mat me NE sii shve ana nu' NJ
n. bright a. ever With the wings OF thai city.
n, ,be Committee. him JDnsy Es3. no
bic Commemorative of of the Oid D,nlp,an. The
am. Of the K.vs,on. State hail every Whig of y,r
g;ni, =. a brother.
Mr.. Iaoney rose amid rrea, applause and al.
dr.s..d the compnnve t con.idersble leng,b !, a
.,ra,, of fsrvid 81, oy,pnrs HIS ,,disnsnt rep.n
c,n,i,, IN behalf nj Virginia of the s,ns If Tve,
am .unksned the liysile., enthusiasm. tIe pro.
- 49,. .en,;,nen,
~, ,.,.
=" Otf D'.' ~ ~, ''"''
l'es comes. VINO NJ 81 ,'e ''"o,e % 'or,
vas mere tue vigorous "HSPr'ns war III 81 h''a W
4" me gaze o. wondering world
by ees b'eser' neory eiey' ~ opponents
r"'pe c. h'm ms hlehas 'o'e num- ana MS cooh'
points to- nm a. the hf'sh'es' Je"e 10 tue eof'het
"t her glory. c,,..a.
hy '"n" T. hesn' NJ wy ~ n''", "a"
Antmrregnsble Hhig fortress h'''lged and bonn
hafded IN l9i' by the combined forces " il'e""'
and fo'''ri'e' ,hey made no more imP'e'''o" en-
10. LAY man hsa "'es'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
HYDRorhOBIA.

A writer in the National Iniellieencei
denies the efficacy Of the alleged cure
FIR Hydrophobia, which has been going
the rounds for some weeks. Ii consisted
as our readers will tecoll CT, in opening
he pustues, which were said "l"a,s t.
alprar under the tongue. Tie wrtti
says:
The means used by the writer Of the
article in question are not unknown to ne
prolesso eth n this county or Eu.
,opr. Trey have been cons dered, puf
in practice, and found, regret 10 say
unsuccessful, IL not altogether worthless
They we're presented to the Medlco Ply
seal Soci,ty of Moscow. by DR.. Mic haze
Mara chett, and were commune ated fo
the consideration ofthe Medical Public
10 this country by Or. Samuel l.. Mitch
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

It is supremacy rid cuaus for the Gl be
aud nur or two =, p rs # the sa ne cast
4 ia K about who can and who cannot b.
ele re Presidt Mt # the United Sta es. A
our L. surr We wi copy from 4 c jour.
n Is somr OF thor sage calcula,I Us IS tc
thu strength OF Mr.. Van Bul,n at h lat
C nj ST in 40. WY he loyuflle cab
AMI the old man OF II e + quner, w0ulc
no. not now are even 10 dream etoui sue
cess, # il had not been for President Ty
hers sr eStmg the Wigs with his Veto
10 Their att mpt 10 ckl,'ra United Stale.
Bank. The, forget that, with the SUI por'
Of ih,ir Globe ana Enquirer for Van Bu
rpn, their rand date in 40 was scarcely
heard Of after the election, so compl,t y
YVES he 6ls,nnr, d & n the course. For such
fdISe prophets as the Globe aud EnquIrrr
to pirate about what the People iciW or wii
not, do, We repeat is supremacy ridiculous
Both thy and tn, ir candidate w re tram
pied under foot in the great rising Of thu
People in 1910. Do thew want 10 try i
over II thry should, they will b. driy
N into aug holes, every soul OF them. -
.Madisonian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
me LOCO CONVENTION.


The time Of tbs meeting 81 tho Locffaco Ma.
sioos Convention Is nov fixed. well the place.
A correspondence has taken place b-tween th-
State central Committee " New York and that Vi
indiana which declares ibs willingness Of the 10.
cofoeos OF tho former Stare that the Convention
,lrote !. the place they have chosen. 50 rhsr
both the Wing ard Loco Candidates, after being
rubbed down and refined back gniii the latest day
will have an even start for the great sreepstake
OF the Presidency next year.
Thi. driving oGthe regular Locos from the
ground ia tho choice OF their time Of meeting Is
triumph Of the cslhouniies, and they deserve
some credit for their dexterirs. 1t proof also
that they intend watching yan Baren s'd ms
f.end. closely, TO prevent them from get tfg 10"
oI5 trick. The Van Borenites kao" whom they
have to deal with, and will be snh;ieniiy cautious
IN managing their game, les. the ehiVaiFy reserve
Ia the end not TO abide the decision OF the SonYen-
tios, Vans friends feel 80 sure that he VIII OBJ
tain the animation that they ltofess 20 b. qarta
uilline 10 airport whomsoever tho CaeVeu'iUi
shall select Ard they viii get the majority
IN their Convention we prrdief, snd nouinais Me
ysu Buren,. and then tel tie Calhoun net thsi
they must fall back into the ranks, ard give NJ q
T. B. a hearty supper, according % previous a.
sreement With the s,raigh, outs Boehansn
johnson. Benton OF Woodbury. would be tsken "
b~fote Nj. Calhoun. The steat ru,Hdet vii. only
b. able 20 beat MIR. TYLER in Canven'ion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
We learn TINT notwithstanding III" ru-
mors to the contrary, contact has been
entered into BY the p esident # the Gu
nal Con ptny, for The reEd,rlng of the
Potomac navlgable, from Dam No. 10
Cumberland, aud that one hundred thou
sand dollars are to lie expended for that
PURPOSE, the contra tors relying on the
tolls of the work &c. for security. The
furtrtr completion Of the canal, we Yr :
sumo, by the same contractors, is to rest
IN the release by the State at future
session, of its liens. We ais hear that
the 7 esd. nj in this matter has assumed
III responsibility Of max NJ tits contract,
ard that an order made some time nso
puthn,isei hun to d. 81. Whatever may
b h auti or ty Tor the carry ing on oI
The work III public viii rejoice that il is
about alaln t go on, nnd we hoIe that
th'y may soon begin tn reap tn ben hts
to be d., vel from the completion OF this
nohle ent rpri>e.
Many rumots exist as TO the mode and
character of this contract &C., bat We
hav, no doubt N our own minds that t1e
S al oil the company hes be- n affixed 10 1t.
The particulars may lie mlsr"pr' sent d.
t. all inquiries, the ullicers of the Gem
pany, like the witness IN the Queens tri-
n, reply non mi recordo. But, as the
board viii meet in the course of W. elk
or two, we suppose we shall then know
all. Frederick Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

THE TINE WHEN. The Boston A las
after noticing the situation affairs IN lhe
i'sl~r ranks--rank enoUga, certsinly-
thus remarks:
iii any If them can make any thing
out &c Tyler, fir the time being, we have
no, the least object on. Ii Nessrs. Mel
son and II nshaw Gao succeed 10 keeping
the weak, vain. AMI visionary man. VINO
is nov their master. in good temper IN,
al tho 81 # March, ls45, tbey may h1lo
III ir Offices un,il that day, inclusive. IN
III day which will suec cd tbat day, Hen
nv Cav. Of kentucky, will iake his seat
ia the Presidential Chair-thr high public
stations Of The Govrfnmt nj vii be cleared
&c tie incomp, tent and unsuitable char
scre,s who fiil ihem--the best talent and
highest integrity Of the nation will be
called e. the Administrations of its govera-
ment, and the country will be put b Eek IN
that high road II h nor, of prosperity
and happiness, from vi in she has so long
b en- kept estrang~d, by the efforts Of
weak vain false and wicked politicians.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

Tie Demo ratio Associate u Of ST.
LOUIS has been discussing, for som" time
lasi, resolutions taking u exclusiv ly
IN, lie currency stand, upon t"r cur n.
cy question. On tie evening ufthe l7i'
uiumo, il came 10 dirtct vote, when tn"
m IN ,eso'uion WAS lost, by vote Of 10
To 55i The whole s RES we're then in
3, fin,ely postponed under he previous
question, ~ vote Of rs to 40, ard one
Of the members gave ro,ice that at the
mex, meeting lie should intr duce re-
solution 10 dissolve the Association.
Thus IS tr,umyh Of the Softs over the
hards, under the immro late influence and
presence OF "Od Bullion" hns,r, aud
is most CALLING to his new crgsn whie n
protests hat Democracy must shake of
the d. ad weight OF these deceiyers and
profssSed D morra,s, who "in l. So than
SIX months viii 60, bound hand AID fn"t.
into tie ranks" of The Wings, - Ohio State
Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

OCoNNEIL PowrR.-Tne character
OF 'hl' master spirit Of elaud- the wan
=. whose eIcqaence, is daily waved sue
ess uliy over millions o. Tyranny curst d
aad natural y exc;t b" nen-ls thus pre-
setted the Boston Reilscloc, Ba It's:
organ
I he talents O'Connell are different
" rrt.d, according 10 the feelings Of DIFF
fercnt persons with reference 10 the great
movements with Which he is ijen lied.
Il must. however, be- admitted by al, that
he un erSttn IS hum nature wei, aud
IS eciaily tie lr,h heart, vi ich he has
tn" over 10 re lch and move teyon any
uti er man living. H. may sIgnnl Y fail
IN is urpus's-he nav be tr!e fer high
treason, aud ths r peal movement may
be soon and II, cuvey crushed, but the
slgari;y and tact with which It's master
sprit cur+!ucis his cause are as remark
atlr, rs his plans are bold and his objects
d sirabe TO be attained. His appeals,
however exciting, ate accompanied with
rxhorlatous to be quiz t, calm, and peare
able. He tells his country m'n to re-
sort to no viol nc to regard the laws OF
tile king Ioui, AMI BY IL means 20 honor
the m me and show respect 10 the au-
thoi'y of "Iler Majesty thu Queen"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

I'll. Many English practitioners have
been unable to discover the occurr, nee
~ the subIiugual tum, rs spoken Of in the
hun.an suhj-r,. 10 hrons, nso, which
~rfe mad, thy lave b'en particularly
sougi taiter v tn Ut be ng deiect d. which
p ovts thy do ret always occur. Ia
France much Observation has he ade
testing The fiicscy Dr.. Mslachetu's
r,venti,e measures. M. Msg.st,l, OF
the province of GuIenne, found lhr pus-
lul,s to exist in many Cases under ohser-
vauon. He II, ated ten ca,es strictly in
conformity { tits plenei Mr.. Maracheili,
aud IN FIVE Of them Ilydropl obia occur
red, and death followed"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

By the last census the State of Louisiana 10 en-
,tled to four members of he II Juse Of Rep
ia,ives. An election took place in that Slato on
tie 81 inst. o'ioh would appear ftpm the follow
ing paragraph. which we find in the NV orleans
Bulletin Of the 0,h to have resulted in the choice
vi he Locofoco candidates,-
1ne fLEcrios.-Suffcient returns have come
in to- show that the democratic candidates for Con
gress in oil the four districts, have been eecte =.
Whsa the offcisl returns shah come io, shall
iu.er, them for future reference,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
TIE CABINET.

Ia our lot of the members Of the cabinet. i
.i.o3s at present, which We gave last week. we in
entity omitted The name Of the Sore az o
,be Navy, tho Hon David HeasbaH, Of MassAci,a'
.rit. Tbs Cab ne; is therefore composed as To-
lB~s:--
Absi r. Upshur, Secretary q STATE.
John c. Spencer Secretary or the Treasury.
James NJ. Porter, Secretary Of War.
David Hanshaw, Secretary OF lie Navy,
Chas. A Wickiae Postmaster General.
J,hn Nelson, Attorney Grn.ruI.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

THE QUEEN We have to apologizr
for omlitrng tie following Impor ant item
of foreign news. We saw the fac, as Civ.
en- cow, stated by sowe of our contrm-
porasirs, but notwithstanding repeat d
d'lg-nt search through our London files
it escaped our observ alton, we had conn
To the rr, on"ous conclusion il was apochry.
hal.-N. Y Cour AMI Eng.
"IIer Maies'y the QUEEN hose health
bv The bl ssing of Providence, was nevrr
better his ha the g cd sense to br ak
through the coli FIRMS fruurl p &c d n,
and set an example Ia mo- hers, by NUS
ing the royal infant, Whose safe AMI lap
pv birth has caus' d such gen raj ji'y.
This is only another proof OF The emli bic
ness and sym ath''s which p"rvad the
royal hos m. - London Ccurt J0USRcl.