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Fnhlish-rS and ImnnrfeIs. IL

Publishers ard Importers, i'll Broadway.
- Books imported to order by every Single CO.
pies of Books imported with the aud despatch
larger quantities Books usually received III FIVE weeks from
the Of the order Books for incorporated city
Institutions pav no duty jcI 3tis.
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COARSE VIRGINIA COAL LANDlNCi.-A
~ superior for manufacturers discharsing
schooner sharne Amanda Jackson Pier. and for
sale in lots to SUI, purchasers. WARD X BROWNE,
al Wa,hingtnn street. of Lalght.
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~ d. OsGoop's INDIA CHoLAC0GUE, which has
gained such nocrcy TIE OF Fever and Agne. and
other bilious Affections be found at g; John street where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

TANTIlI--Employmen by an industrious, So
w Der young man. porter drye mind horses
any work. Best OF recommendations given Apply at l5
W,eI Ip.lit
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A UCTION NOTICE.-Splendid GeraAums and
Cactus Plant Saie-John B. Glover will sell AT Auction
;h, day, - O'Clock. G. G. Thorbu IS Jchp-s,ree lco
varieties of Gesnums all named IN bloom and beautiful
r,ns 10 varieties Cactus, and many Other valuable
plants. May be examined early this momng Sale positive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

yJTANTED--A Woman who is a good COOK,
w w,,her and iyoney 10 go iaw mil, o good
recommendations Will be required Apply at 1853 Greene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

- Broadway opposite the Fountan.-Eucounyed BY tho
patronage elected the last year through tina pracuce
of which aerted almost versal complaint
that the cash taxed for the deln1uencies on
others the Undersigned has made such additions to ,s corps
of assistants will enable him future to execute all orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09
Passengers Arrived
In ih, shin Suuon from IawtOn and Ia,

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JUNE 9, 1913.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-THIs pAy.
n... a Tsf s s@' Sets. rs Moon" So Full s,: 5s
Latest Dates.
London May Is Hay.e. ..... May II
Liverpool. May 10 New-OfIeans 49,. May 81
CLEARED,
Ship 2enoba K-nay, Canton, Talbot, Oliphan, s Co.
Brb,sk Springfield, Roy Qaeb G Miln Manto, Lane
Norfolk.
gal, stsnnsd Poadd; Proxy, Bradford Waldss2Io N-s
NTH Leeds y Co.
Ship Moasauma Lowber, I'm Liverpool May 5, mdze 10
e J. Marshall
Ship Sutton, Galloway, ds FIN Charleston eo,sc. 10 G
Bark Iorteasia Lambert A. Is :.n Rio Jaaeito coffee 70
Bark Ra7il Ward 9 d, I'm Havana, ~ih sugar, Sc to
Brg Susan, Newcomb. so ds RIO Janeiro coffee to
Ciocdhu- X Co
Big John Bar,le, Farley from Jamestown NC. naval
stores for he Navy Yard.
schr W KsmPtou, Osborn, Norfolk tobacco 10 sturges
Sebr Copper Johnson, Virginia wood.
Schr Emelin- Reb-cca, TAYLOR, Cherrystoae, corn.
schr swallow Shannon, Il ds I'm Apaachicola, with
ron slaves and cedar, 10 master.
sckr John Polk Arnold ds I'm james River with wood,
Sehr Neris Kinney IL /, fm " Orleans with sugar mo-
Iass-s .l.d logxood TO WIN. Blrnwe.
Schr Consol Penney, ds I'm Panaga, y C., with SHIN
sle, 10 master.
schr Constitution. Townsend d. I'm wilsnng,oa Nc
with naval stores aud cotton TO John O.dea.
BELOW bark and brig. Wind, light, Sc, with ap-
pearance Of raia-
Packet sap Il Duchess d'oeans, RiehaEdsoa H.vre.
Bark Chsrl--
pisAsTER..
sehr Caroline, OF Ne~buEypor Dow from E,sport, for
Boston with lnmber filled and cap,ized three miles distant
from Wes Quoddy Head, afternoon OF I'd The crew
left in The boats. saving ncthing.
sPoKEN,
OF Bermuda lsr ship I'm Canton bound TO Boston
Probably ship Calumet Leach, which left Hong hong
Feb. 20.
May 90 Ia, IS y lon 90 w scr ST Thomas, OF aad I'm
Baeksport. BE. bound Gnataoup-
May la p So lon % = brig Importer, of Richmond
Me FIN SOl-ans for Marseilles.
LAT ID Ion os 90 brig Thoosa, OF and I'm Boston
touud 70 Aux Caves,
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VIM. w. Shirley. Aactionet

W M. W. NNFrN, NuCIONvt.
1 UCTlON NO'TlCE.-rhe Auction sale OF tae-
large and fashionable of China, Glass md
E,rs,tware Table and Fir. Cutlery Rtzor, Scissors Pen
Knives Brushes Combs. Sc. Will be continued Friday
morning. June 9Th n 10 O'Clock. K. SIMPSON,
AStor House
y B-'rhs Store 10 LIT. les 2tS<
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Y Organization ofthe Univsr.say o.the /


y Organization ofthe Urivsr9siy atthc
State of MNacuri The .,latos NJ il- TINY, rsty al
lar Gee, May 10Th. Gid enact and oi,an is follows:
81 Tint the whole o Collegiate instruction be DIV"
M OF Et6itS History Civil polity and Political Eco"o-
"a Metaphysics, Logic, Rhetoric and English ,eraiu'e
81, Ancya; aud Modern Languages aid Litsratrr
III Mathematics .T't Fhyi@>@rny aid a>tfohCtnE.
History sai Phys;oiGyy
t2l That for he support Of each department there be anna
syspprop;iatG dollars per scholar lyo the lrotee'!s OF
ssioa and oGe5NS u The iaeoue OF " SEMINARY isao
SylGSi thai SAID ssh do nos exceed 1888 per ,nGau. h.
Professor aal tn, Sasnce ANY {; tn pareha, Of books
Ss & use 9sa b%s "SSS 'f direction" % ~
IN That e any Departments be vacant the revenue thereof
u the DEPARTMENTS which are filled.
'h Tint salary tn Tutors the preparatory Depart
'nS shall be less than one haie asacs eo1m'a's oil
1ns} signed submitting the a,enon OF literary
2e, thu above ordinance OF the Board OF Curators, deem II
e'i duy TO accompany the same with the ollo"s re-
The Seminary fund constituting the whole productive en-
doweat of the University Is Si00oop invested Cs2ita
Seek Of the Raako the State OF Missouri Owe. this fund
e dividends a. they Gentlemen accepting places
viii therefore understand th& asid from the proceeds OF iai-
boa they RELY Ter Thar emn.1ment on tha Dividends OF
The Bank and ON the bounty Mhch the State hereafter
sS.Siss toward, is owa Institution,
i,ayRrs 70 b holden Al tie pleasure q the Board and di-
els temrc fix the compensation OF all otacts
N'neDe' accepting places must thersH'e e1ae "a te Si,
Position othe Boar! pursue Just poilcy u. t''S oa II
mot improbable that the emoupents OF Office VIII De nd
assd W the length q service a the 81 s,"T 6" t
meat fixed BY article Cd Of tAs above ordnance be'n the
istn!t OF The salary Of the incumbent.
OK on OF before the ts WsIns.dsy in september The
bom'lnen's will take effect the commencement " e1c
day the 22 OF Noyess on which occasion inaugural Adj
dresses VIII X expected from the Professors elect
Il IS deemed roper further remark, that the President
salary winch fixed 81 and 81 W i-s scholar rf snau!i
% Zach student. 10 be first paid
All Communications from candidates iorreermet and &c
oup.ayias testimonials addressed the Undersigned or Z
We PTesie, of the Boasd Q! Crrasoes Of the
receive due attention.
MN. Il. DuNC.AN,)
J. McW HRssSTER Committee, Sc
J. SLACK
co!ambis, May 25ih 1913. je9 ssd!w
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WANTED-A situation as Goodman, IN City
w or Country, BY young who can giye the very
best City reference for capaby. sobrety Sc Inquire at
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

nAVID SANDS az CO., Apothecares and Che
IL ms II East Broadway, corner Market street respect
fy call tho of Families Physicians and The pp6,
.l.,,.,l If
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~ Have Won ever Trieti 1t s-If MOI. do NOT a.

q Have You ever Tried 1t s-If not, do no, d.
lay day hut send iHeiiaey If yoa haze been
OF the and prudent, and aresdy boeSh, botte the
OIL FOR DEAFNESS We. fails. Il is the only medicine
that viii cure Thousands of deaf PERSONS Will give their
nouy favor. The beauty OF h- thing that Il
you without Pnoducns pain. Sold by A. B. D. SANDS
Druggists. No - Fulton zIS Broadway, and - EdSi
Broadway jeo tls
~ Doctor A. Sidney Doane has resume, the
practice Medicine thu City OF NewIoTk Residence -
Warren street y. T.. of Church. myl1 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

T ATIIE WANTED.-Any personhavng good
IL second hand Lathe and Bench complete order 70 sell
may hear OF purchaser by calling at 30 Fourh'st Terms
Inn nLsr
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~ Particular Notice.-Those persons having
Furniture description 70 dsr9se Of OF who are e5aS
III Of their goods ty sending address o.. calling upon
rhe subscriber. Goods any arI.0s;ns purchased
AT privatr sale-Tva iiano-t ortes
on :. 81 Ann-strert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. cook, chamberniald
w AMI waiter, ia C.ty Country by respectable
Protestant girls who give salts factory City references for
capabllitY AnnlY a a23 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

A SMART and decidedly industrious boy, II
N years Old good writer and quick figures
situation Good references given Apply AT No
De, street, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 64s
SBroaiway, usar Smyyesant Institute
mRNf IFS T.. w. EE,EKS Prlncipal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TINHE. first Sale of the Jackson Estate IN the city
i of Bsookyn will positively take place "Wednesday
the the Merchants Exchange The MAPS
al then. exhibited. - 3tileoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09
RIGS AND MEDICINES

DRUGS AND MEDICINES
and large of the most delicate French English,
NETlCS sc together with great variety of BRUSHES.
COMBS and FANCY ARTICLES, adapted 10 the toilet
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|
Particular called 10 our style OF business an
office Goats also Travelling Frocks large assortment OF
"'a a9 ss ;stf 'e s'"' ''' ''''' w T. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-
CURSI0NS,-A sail across the Hudson River TO Hobo
ken and then walk the Elysian Fields along the exceed
ugly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the place will prove
excursions that be made from the city. The grounds
present carn,ng aspect, the being mostly in LEAF and
order having been considerably embeshe liz, present spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

CTEAM BOlLER FOR SALE--A second
- hand iron Steam Boiler horse power. Also, hor
izonral Drill. ,uGuire Of WELLS WEBB, No. y Ann
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= Cheapest Carpet store in the United

States, No - Bowefy.--fNp sltSUN : DUE y, 10 ~
Offer r!eir whole stock OF splendid patterns OF thre
ana, dopbl. surrfns Ingram Cari-tc, all al which a'-
been purchased f cash -Rd viii ~ sold ~ per cent To-" 81
THAI anv o,h-l establishment II INC city.
Common ia:raia GsTr-tiag, II p. Cd. Pr irt
E1tr, fine lcsrain C.rpeIuS. Al Is,
Three Ply CarTrtingi II d.
FI00r Oh Clo;h any widths. al Is Per Yari.
ANDERSON DOBBs, 81 BoMery.
n,,,;.. FIRST store above H-seI-st.
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BOARD IN BOND-STR EET-Pieasant rooms
ID with bedrooms attached suitable for families and rooms
for single yentenen b. obtEed with board at 70 Bond
Also 1iice door, "Iti exclusive en-
trance Ole for a uhysIciaI dentist. J.S Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

BOARD N COLLEGE PLACE.-A pleasan,
- paror suebe for gentleman aud his WIFE, with board
may Obtained No College place; one q TWO slnslr
gentlemen also be accommodated with board y l"iS
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]
Determined to carry the system of ANAL profits and
quick returns socit, assortment oil goods
unsurpassed richness and variety comprising French ava
Eush cloths Cassmeres all the and various styles
Vestings in great variety of patterns. &c which VIII be
made up order under the sulerntedence OF ehcIent cutters
at prices which cannot fail offer inducements To Tia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

u The Church Al the OF Madison and Csths-
rine-strees Will be opeaed foE Divine Service Sabbath
June H. rs Methodist Episcopal Church, under The
pastoral charge Of the Rev. Raphael Gibelt
Preaching the morning. loi O'clock P. NJ
Preaching also one evening during each week
2sis>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

o6n FINE WATCHES!.-Th subscribers are
Es receiving BY the packets additions TO their
VIZ splendid assortment Of, watches from the best manu,
factories Europe. direct, which they selling 1t reduced
prices. MOI Bho hEho,
importers Of fine Watches, No. 7 Nassau street,
opposite the Custom House.
B-CiOcks Watches repaired By the best woIEme1i
In ,rantred. my2G lnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

" B-For sale by Of the hardware trade in boston,
InNl9 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

w. L. CONKLlN Gate firm of Green &, Cohk-
iin) respectfully iaGlrl his friends and The public
that " has removed No BoSery, whore e viii have
stautiy hand complete of Aen and Boss
Clotlin. Of al descriptions C-tt, aud Eestngs
Of the most fashionable kinds which viii b. made order ~
the shortest notice and IL IN n"ates; style.
ir will suT+nJend AS establishment and, as here
toore devote hi, personal attention ~ the MAKING 81 I'M
dress Clothing. a.
Also Cutting done for those prefer having them made
a nome. J.9 una
DIANO FORTES. TUNED FOR 20 CENTS
w RAYNER tunes Piano F0tt-s an part OF tl'r
CITY for 30 cents Also gives instruction on the iIno Oa'
and Singing, moderate terms bSesioence NO
A VENUE. IJ~'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.-The RAINEEs
VI or Tyroe;e Nins,rels have the honor TO
their friends and public general that they have returned
from the south and vii! fifs one Grand o osct
fore their departure Europe aud their native land They
viii appear their native costume and sns all their most
popular Al pine Melodies
Tickets 50 cents, be had the Music Stores and at the
door. Concert commrnce al O'CLOCK. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

WOOD SCREWS.-The ew.England Screw
are ptepaped 70 supply wholesale dealers and the Hardware
trade generally with variety of Brass and Iron WOOD
sorted from inch No 2t9 inches NJ, 2e, wsnaneI SUI
rfor lGy manufactures this country England They
ut the threads on theif entirely principle.
which them manufacture pattern Of screw 10
oie.lano lock- gun double Uredted, coffin, &c. Orders
addressed Aer.nrr Hodges, Agent, Providence, 70
IS Maiden Lane, New. FORK VIII ~ pIomgt!X executed
MITCHELL WlTHERELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

FooD OF THE CHINESE. -Monyen' S
Voyage round the World, FURNISHES the
following paragraph: "The Cfincse eat
almost every thing that comes TO hand.
Upon the streets OF the city, but pariIcu-
larly on the large square before the fac
tories, a number OF birds are daily expos
ed for sale, which amongst US, have not
yet gained much repute for flavor; among
others, hawks. owl, eagles, and storks.-
TO European, nothing can have more
laughable effect than to see the Chinese
arrive with carrying pole, supporting
two bild-cages, which contain dogs and
cats, instead OF birds. A small, thin sort
Of a spaniel, appeared to US to be most in
request; they sit quite downcast in their
temporary dwellings when they ara bro',
to market; while the cats make DIRE ID
ful squaling, as if conscious of their fate.
The flesh Of these last, VIII n they are W. II
fed, is much est emed in China, aud they
a-e often seen on the tables OF the itch.
Oth,r Chinese bring upon their carrying
pole many dozen Of rats, which are drawn
quite clean; and, like pigs in our coun-
try, when they have been opened, are
hung up by means of a cross piece OF
W, cd, through the hind lfgs. TIE rows
OF rats look very nice, but they are only
eaten by the POOR"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
= = - - ? =
GOOD kHf.t.DlN(,

The following anecd, W rs 7 IL d By
Mr.. Walker, IN bis amusing and lnstruc-
tive publication, She Original" as nf.
iordng fin rus anre q the value 81 good
breeding or Io,.ten'ss, even m cireun.
stances where II could no, b. expect d 10
produce any pets,al advaniage.
"An Ena'ishman making the grand
tour, toward, the middle OF III, last cent?
~, when travellers were moro objects oi
attention than at present, ON arriving al
Tu,in saunered cut To see The pa;e.
Tie hipprnirg 10 snre, rrpiIncnt OF IN
ian'fy returning from parade, ami taklng
Icaton 70 see 4 PASS, young captain,
evidently desirou, 10 make display bo.
fore the stranger, in crossing one uf tho
numerous water courses with which tie
city il intersrcl.d, missed bis foot ng, and
IN trying to save himself. lost lis hat
The eAh bllion was truly unfortunate: HE
spectators laughed, and looked al the
Enelishmon. expecting him 10 laugh no.
On tho contrary. n not only retained is
composure, bn promptly advanced t.
VIII, re his hat ba roltei', and taking u up
presented II. vi unaffected kindn'ss. Ia
its cnniIsed own r. The officer received
it with blush Of slrrS,se and gratitude.
aud he rird tor JON lis company. There
was murnur of apIl use, and tie sran-
ger passed orh
"Thougb he sc ne Il "A moment, ind
sith at a VOID 81 Ok n, II touch every
heaIt--nm with admiration FIR u mere
display Of polit u, IS, tuI With warmer
T. cling for pioof Ui that true charact {
which ns,ef isiieth' Gu the scgiment
being d smiss d, the captain, who wGs
young ~ ~ Of cons, ier .hJn, 40 glowing
terms rcat. q the circumstance 10 the
Colonel. The coIon,i Immediately men.
toned il 10 e zen ral in command; aud
when the Eng'lshusan returned TO hrs ho.
Eel an add camp waited 10 request / Is
company 10 dinner at head quarters. II
the evenin, he was carried 10 couit- az
that timr. as CHI, sterfiell tells us, tho
m'sf brII.ant court N Europe and was
Re ceiyed With particular aitennen. OF
course. during his stay at Turn, ne vas
1vit,d every where; and on his depai-
ure lie was 'oade with letters ct nitro
duction TO tie dle' rent States IN Italy.
THUS private gentleman, Of n'oce ate
meaus. by graceful impulse Of christian
feeling, was ,nailrd 70 travel through "a
lureipn country, then Of the highest inter-
est for its soci ~, as well for the charms
il still possesses, With more real disiinc-
ton and advantag &c lian can ever be de-
rived Ifpm the mere ar, umstance of birib
! and fortune, even tie most splendid"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
POLITICS, &c.
From the Nashville Banner, August II.
ylCTORYi-THE RE.AWAKENING.

NlCTORfi-THE RE.AWAkENlNG.
1t is with inexpr, ssibIe qualification we
are able to announce the compl to tfi.
umph Of the Wig Cause in Tennessee.
We say complication howmuchsoevel
the loss Of single member Of Congr s.
in District acknowledgedly Wing, may
be regretted by the CONSTITUENCY there, I
will not diminish the value of the genera
result. 10 regard to the state OF parties
in the next FeGeral House OF Represents
,iyes, the loss of one member or dozen
members is Of no practical Importance,
The wings OF Tennessee have achieved
oil that was most worth contending for,
10 State, a National, or even a party
point OF view. They have proved de-
cisive majority of the people 10 he thor
oughly Whig.-Tennessee will be hailed
throughout the Union, with loud and
enthusiastic acclaim as WnIG STATE
A NATIONAL BANK STATE-A TARIFF
SrArE-a CLAY STATE.
lis no exaggeraton 10 say that the
election here has been regarded by both
parties as by far the IN, st important thai
would take place previous 10 the great
National contest Of 1874. We have per-
sonal knowledge of the solicnude with
which it was look. d TO BY our friends in
other states--a soliciiude mingled, how.
ever, with high hoIes inspired by t e IN.
wearied activity. energy and devotion
manifested by those wi ON the Wings OF
Tennessee had sent firth among the peo-
/ le as their chosen and h, ncred champi
ons. All honor TO these tiled and faithful
advocates Of a glorious cius'! They de-
serve and wi receive the thanks OF thou.
sands OF freemen, not only within the
comparative narrow circuit of their hom' s,
but in every stute Of the Union, to which
the fame e their ex, rtons and trlumphal
success will be carried.
The consequences Of This grea; result,
We doubt not, will lie Immediately t,lt IN
effec;ing a change Of temperament in the
people Of the Union, for we do not believe
a change Of public opinion is needed; but
rather change of that inactivity into
which the Wings had folen in many
quarters. This signal and brilliant VIC.
tory will show tn m VIII I can be done, if
they will arse, throw off the shackles Of
ard dependency by which
too many Of them seem 10 have been
bound since the disappointment ofall their
hopes BY unparalleled treachery; be Wig
ilent and resolu,e, and act with The slir.t
that animated them in 1910. II will ex
cite ardor and stir up enthusiasm and in
spire conf ence of success throughout
the whole Wing Host. From this time
forth we confidently xxi ect to see IN ev-
prv quarter of the Uoicn de. is,ve pro- is
of TINT RE- AWAKENING which Tennessee
has begun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

CRUELTY 70 IloRsE A man was
tiled in The West Chester (penn.) Court
on Monday ca cruelty lie sing lorse.
1t eppeard that the miscreani; en- the oc
caslon OF lerp,iriins the ofcnte, was
narrowing co u with the the az nal, whic'
he beat in an unmeicifui manner, and pI
out one Of It's eyes, though Il e sllrnony
showed that The amin / wasa tractable
and good worker. verdict. Gu lily. Sen
fenced To one Yeats impris nmeDt in The
Jail NJ Chester county. .ln aJlninist =
ing this verdict (snys ihe Village Reeorj}
the Court rema, kcd that regard ha been
had as well To the cn,rnily Of the crime,
the reform OF the evil passions Of tie de-
PENDANT, as 10 the wholesome infu nee
which the example world have in def'r.
ring though'le IS and u ious Re sons from
similar offences
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

ANOTHER GRorro. Tho Merccrsburg
Visitor gives an account of the discovery
OF cave by "a scientific gentleman, while
he was taking ramble al,ng the noun
tain, near the Gap, at the place known by
tie appellation of "Stony Battery" crog-
gy elevation of the Blue Ridge. The ac-
count says--''rhe entrance 10 the cavern
which was revealed by an accidental slid
log ola huge sand stone, is at present very
small, requiring STOPPING position OF the
body on entering, for the distance of TWEEN
ty or thirty teeti when 1t suddenly ex.
pands AM presents the appearance of an
Immense rotunds upwards OF enc hundred
PAGES across. The sides are beautifully
drapericd with incrusta,ions Of radated
spar, and thousands Of stalactl,es ofpurest
white; besides from the centre of this
princely drawing room, sparkling foun.
tain. strongly impregnated WITH sulphur,
bursts up from vast basin, and falling
back is heard TO gurge l,ng the unexplor
ed passages that l. of ia every direction.