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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03
NUMBER 81.

bands OF your daughters called to tho
frontier to perish by the sword or disease.
in contest where victory would be dis.
grace. isaw no patriotism hero. | saw
more: saw man, whose fame has ex-
tended 10 the ends ofthe earth, and whose
history is his country's history, abused,
vilihed and barked at, by men compared
to whom he is as the fell gown lionis to the
Whelp OF the Cur. though, this ridicu.
lous. Let any man take the trouble TO
read, and be will see what have seen.
Yours, &C.,
JOHN J. STONEBURNER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

eve can't get our folks TO attend a
Wing meeting every week" said a bust.
ness man in neighboring shoemaking
town, "they are all so full OF work now
that they haze not time"
"Why how was it IN ls40!"
"Oh! then we had meeting every
night; neither employers nor workmen
had any thing else to do"
ooh, well! just let Polk and Dallas DC
elected while you are too busy to attend TO
politics, and then you'll have time to at !.
tend Wing meeting svery night again. y
~ r Tribune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

"One OF the best things we have seen
for some time, is resolution Of Locofo-
co meeting in Petersburg. in which Eye.
kiel Polk, the grandfather of James x.
Polk, is spoken Of as venerable Repolu-
tionary Patriot - That is carrying the
joke little too far. Better give it up
as Mr.. Venable, one of the Locoioco
Electors in North Carolina, does. He
admits the Toryism OF Ezekiel Polk, and
claims for his grandson .be more merit
on that account, since. with that bad ex.
ample, he is not Tory likewiss. -Lyscs.
Flyg,Htdr,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

Bishop Polk, of the Episcopal Church
of Tennessee, cousin of James X. Polk,
but not a descendant of Ezekiel Polk,
marched in the late Wing procession at
Columbia, and occupied place upon the
speakers stand. Tennessee, land of
noble Wings, has not more glorious
Wing than he. Although at the head oil
q church, consisting Of men Of both par
ties, he deems it his duty to his ceuntry
and to his God TO come openly forth at
this grea, crisis. and to do all in bis pow
err to prevent the occurrence Of so great a
political and moral calamity as the elec-
ton OF James X. Polk to the Presidency
of the United States.--L Louis. Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03
FROM tie Lancaster MI Boy,
CLUB SONG.
The Poaehsr..

TuKH- The Podebsrs.
Arouse arouse come Wings arouse:
For Harry Of the West;
OF all the men for President,
Our Harry IL the beat;
Let the farmer leave his plough and sey,he.
And never grudge day;
For many day has been spent for him,
BY good Old Harry Clay.
Let the man tina, melts the stubborn ore,
Wipe of the sweat and dust,
And spend day for Harry Clay,
The man we firmly trust;
'Tis he would keep your wages up.
Above European pay,
Then freely leave yosr moulds. and hssts,
To join the Club for Clay.
Let those who draw the massive bar,
Look backward on the past,
Without protection to your trsde,
Your hsmmers would stand fast;
While 10 England's psuper laborers,
tribute we must pay,
Then rally freely with the rest,
And join the Club for Clay.
And you who make the anvil ring,
SOfuc JOIN US WttAcHt
Nor be content to drive the shoe,
While England makes the nail;
Bot make our scythes, our chisels and knives,
While by protection bles,,
Then leave your fires and join our Club,
For Harry of the West.
And you who make our boots and shoee,
And you who make our leather,
Fall in YOUR interests are at stake
Nor care for wind nor weather:
For France will make our boots and shoes,
And you remain oppressed,
Unless protection you support.
In HAIRY of the West.
Come all, come all, of every trade,
United let US stand,
And still support our spinning wheels,
'Gainst those Of foreign lands;
Let's raise the wool and weave and full,
Till every trade 10 blessed,
By means that always found support,
la Harry of the West.
Come all, come all. who feel opposed,
To annexation and free trade,
Against their champion Jimmy Polk.
Now be their protest made;
And rally, and join from east to west,
From mountain, glen and brae,
And cast your votes, November next,
For good Old Harry Clay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

THE TRIUMPH OF ScIENcE.--"A splen-
did triumph of science" said MIR. Mug.
gins to his wife; "a DR.. Ellsworth, of
Hartford, has given boy new lip,
which he took from the cheek"
That's nothing. Pa, saw the new
doctor take two lips from our Pa,ty's
cheek the other day, and the operation
didn't seem to be painful ether" "Mrs.
Muggins, put that boy TO bed as soon as
poss ble."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03
That same Old Coon!

"Get oxt the soay, tke Nations riting
For Henry Clay and FreiiaEhHysen 7"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

at is an exceedingly fortunate thing
for public defaulters, that ito be suspend
ed" don't mean "to be hung :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

There is man out west so short tina.
he is obliged to stand in chair to put on
his hat.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03
From The Rsnehssser RePn5i,eam,
A RECLAMATION.

THI REASON WELL SrATED.-We
ask dispassonate attention to Mr.. Stone
burners clear and irresistible exposition
of his reasons for coming out" from the
Loco Foco party. The truth was never
moro cogently set forth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
ISLANDERS lscaillcd.

We make room in our coIumna to-
day, TO tho exclusion oi much other
matter, for the address to the People Of
the United States, signed by u large
number Of the mos, respectable citizens
Of Rhode Island. which embraces Il
statement Of UNDENIABLE FACTS
in relation TO the matters that have So
long ngita,ed, not only this State, but
The country at large. Appended to the
address, as will be seen, is a stat'peu'
by the Hon. RIcHARp X. RANDOLPH
Senator in the Legislature from thi,
place, detailing the particulars of the
interview he had with Thomas w. Dorr,
in which he cndeavorcd to prevail upon
him TO take The oath of allegiance to the
State. The obstinate refusal Of Dorl
TO comply with the reasonable request
shows that his going to the State Prison
was preferable to him than ielding obe-
diencc To the laws, as all good citizens
are bound and required TO do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
Arrival Of the Great Western
EiSh! days later from Europe.

E'SHt duyS idfcF from IWope.
The steamer Great Western. Capt
Matthews, reached New York about | |
O'Clock on Saturday evening, having
been detained several hours Off the
Hook by the fog. She left Liverpool
on the l2th inst.-a passage of II days.
Among her I39 passengers are Mr.
Bodisco, the Russian Minister, lady
child, and servants.
The Cotton marke; has been tolera-
bly, quiet; it is, nevertheless, steady.
The market is freely supplied
The vessels now sailing for America
take but few goods. Shipments being
few, lreights are consequently low.
The papers are filled with details Of
the welcome reception given TO the
King OF the French.
Throughout Europe everything ap-
peared very quiet, and as happy as
things can be under monarchical gov
erntnenis.
The Gazette notices tie further pro-
Irogaiion of Parliament from Thursda,
Oct. 10, to Thursday, the 18th of Dec
The Liberaior has fixed Wedncsda,
the Goth Of November, for grand ban
quet in Limerick, on his way from Der
rynanc to Dublin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
Tcom tie P,o,idcace JournG' Of Friday.
Theatre, RUMpS pianCInrnw. DR., LardEer',
Apparatus, dc. destroyed by Fire.

Abou. ! O'Clock this morning fire
broke out 10 ihe theatre on Dorrancr
slleet, the interior of which was entleI
consumed, the stone walls are alone Iri.
standing We understand there was n"
Insurance on the theatre
We are pained Ia add, that the splen-
did Plaue,ailuln, built bv Russell! of Ohio,
the property of Measrs llaswc!! and
Robinson, and g,rat number Of paint
lngs, valuable views and diagrams, the
collection OF vears, belonging TO Dr.
LaIdner, together with microscope,
were destroyed, the fir" burned 80 la-'
that nothing could be removed from tn
theatre.
a brick house adjoining the theatre,
belonging to Mira. l.. Peck, and occu.
pied by Mr.. Child, was several times on
!irc, and was considerably injured
Mr. Deans carpenters shop, with a
large stock, tools, Sc, IN the rear OF
Mrs Peck's house, WINS entirely destroy.
ed loss about s, 900.
The house opposite, belonging to G.
I. Swarls, aud the stable attached, wa~
on fire, the front and roof of which was
very much injured. We could not as.
certain the amoun, of damage sustained
by Mr.. She had no insurance.
The large md extensive stable Of Mr..
Child, adjoining Mr.. Swarls's, on Cen
trail street, was at one lime IN great dan.
ger--a the horses and carriages were
removed
The ball on the spirc ofihe Pine street
Baplls, Church, about 80 fee, IN height
caught after the FIRE had nearly burul
out IN the theatre, and fears were enter
tanned that the Church would be destroy
ed he company belonging to engln"
No 7 wheeled up and threw stream
rntrrly over the top ol the spire, amid
the shouts of the dense mass oi people
assembled, and cytlnguahed The flames
The loss on the Planeiarlnm aud APP
pnra'us Belonging 10 DR.. Lardnrr, n parl
ol which cannot he replaced, was stated
4, $4,000 The Flane'ar,nm was IN.
,nrrd lnr 80 900. We could not ascer-
tam where It was insured.
Itisnut known how the fire originated
the last of course ot lectures by DE-.
.nrdnrr wns delivered IN tho theatre last
evening, md hls men were ~ the build
,ng packing the apparatus ior removal
until - o'cl"ck about one hour before
/ the fire was Uncovered they were yer,
careful To- pu, ou, the lights and lcf ~
they thought every thing safe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

lowing dny, by an extraordinary courier,
he received notice 81 his having been
appointed Provisional President. He
'inmediatrly set Uut for Mr,lro, where
he arrived on the i9lh, and ,ha following
lnty h" entrred upon the d,schaige ct
lhe dnti"s Of the Presidency. The
President of the CnuIcil of Gpyernncni
is Dom Jose Jopono iierrera
In 10 potion ~ the nrws received .y
the way of Havana dD we Gui an,
mention made ot tn preparations a2alns,
irsIs, nor d" "" l",rn lh.t ih" Cham.
b'r. EaVe tak'u any iuth,t step towards
'alslng the S4 100000 voted lor the war
'r"u the rciIr' mcni, hnw"yrr Temporary
IT Santa Auua and ihe recall ol CannIlzp.
We are more and more convinced that
The President srcs the hopr!pssnr-s oi n
contest with The Ecpubhc %! "ihc Lone
star. ."-.N d Pie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
HER AID OF THE MES.

TeRnlDLe GAZE AT KEY Wrsr -
Supposed Great Loss Of Lie Immense
Destruction of Propsrty'- Sersrai pss'et'
Lost. On Friday evening lOri A'hl n
comnrnced blowing Quite fresh fon
the North East, and continued 'nrrras-
ing in violence until . u'clork, l.. VI,
on Saturday, the 5rh inst. Daring the
time oflhe gale, which lasted about eight
cen hours, damage was done to property
Ia an almost Incredible extent. The un-
cquallrd fury "f ihe gale, when at H.
height, can scarcely be conceived! j.
swept every thing before It houses, zen
res, trees, vessels ana almost every ihiG!
in lis course was lrvriIrd t. the ear'h c.,
borne of with iightlu! v'loc'ty.
Here follows lsi OF the ya,scl-
wrecked aud damaged by The gale, non"
of which bsIong to this p"r, or vicinity
! The wharves are all more or less in
rurrd, though none go seriously as Col
IO'iia,a's, now rented hy Mr. Wall, -
planks torn o0, 'lnbrrs broke, splics torn
off, aud otherwise damaged, h. the prob.
able amount of $1,000 The wharf rcr,
ed by Mr.. PIinr was damnged 90 'hr
amount OF about $500. The whaWes "a,
Mr. Brown and Mr.. .Tlit weie very slight
I ly injured.
The Sand Key light house has receiv.
ed material injury. The dome has been
started, and leaks very badly the re.
doctors all require rapnIrlng @, they viii
be- ruined. J he windows ol the tower
will have 80 be oil new, aS most nf them
have blown out, ~ tEc glass broken. All
The cjiInnrys To the buildings on the 4.
and were blown down. and consequently
the keeper. Captain Appcbv, aud h'-
people, had been unable, for 80 hours,
10 cook themselves meal. Shutters Ia
the windows OF the houses all gone Itr
hreakwutcr, recently buili, has broken
through IN several places, in consequence
of the sea getting IN behind 1t aud wash
Ing ont the backing some distance lrnm
the wall. The island was at one tim"
completely under water
We hear that AT Indian Key most OF
ile houses remaining there were biown
down. The wharvrs are all carried "a
way Key Vest LisM cfMe Ref
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

PENNSYLVANIA, ALL RioAr /. We
copy from the Harrisburg extra Of Mon
day. the following extracts Of tho sec
ond address Of ,hs Wing Executive
Committee io Pennsylvania, from which
It will be seen tha, The popular cote on
hv CongressiOne! tieket 10 nearly FIVE
THousANp majority orer The ioeOs :
FELLOW CITIZENS is now nscer-
tain-d that on the CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION, the Democratic Wings
have n majority in their favor of 4,7Sl
VOTES Mr.. Skunk has majoril,
,ver General Markle of about four
thousand votes bul that was given on
STATE POLITICS, in regn, d to which
many voted for personal preferences, ar
local causes. The Congressional vote
N the other hand has respect TO the
NATIONAL POLITICS, and the
FIVE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
givcn on that question in favor Of the
Wings may be reckoned 50 much Of II
preference by the people Tor the cleo
ton Of NIr. Clay, and the objects to be
accomplished 10y his success.
In reference, therefore, to the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, the
POPULAR VOTE Of Pennsylvania
has gone AGAINST POLK and Dali
LAS which proves To the friends Of
ICLAY and FRELlNGHUYSEN, that
if they but exert themselves to bring
hGr tuH force To the election on the
FIRST OF NOVEMBER next, THE
STATE Is OURS BEYOND ALL
.QU ESTION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
The Presidential Election.

p,, co, J,,, e. a,
,,e., p,os,,o,,;a, -, u,
;,,,ox,,,.o f ,L;.h
,,,,, :.
rect,v ;,volved :, !, !, ;,,;o 49,, =,
Did, Il..l
,,o,,.oJ =, 5;a.L..
I, - mn, ,,rob ,bo, ,o ,. l., f.. I1a,
fI,v E ,,
o,r vhoI. ,o,;,;o,, ,,,, ,,,, A.,
.ho,,J 80 ,;no ,; .,,. ,
;o,av "a wos ,.vo, bocoro .,,,o, !,
,b;s S,,,o ~. ,,s, no, s,,o no,
hec,use IN. yo,o or ,L;s e,o,, :, ~
f,r Clov ,he,eco,e !, 10 ,o, ,ooosso., -
,,oko o,v ovo,,;or :, ,h. o,.o,;o, ,rL..
,o,e or the S,o,e !, ;,dooJ o.,,oio r.,
Claw b,, !, rus, no 90, o,, ". ha,.
on overwhclmin, moior;,v. I'm, !, will M,
conn, unless our men ali vote and ~
secure ,h;s our orraoils,io, ,o,s, b.
,ho,o,,h ,r1 cop,Io,e rvo, Dhol.
Island we slall by n, means wink over
the coursc uronnoscd We ore !, IN,
cresonce Of an aciiye and unscrunu-
Ions enemy. p,ou,rt 10 perceiye ever,
orpor,unlly Of advantage ard ever read,
,,sec,,o IL R.nt,p no our or,,rcr,,
ho,o hcon -, oyery oo;,, o,l ,,,,
evs,v issue thev have rallied o,oi, lor
G,J oToy, and il il ,,c,ss,rv C,r ,s
10 moo, ,b.m with the s,uo e,;r;, and
tho Same determined encrgy before which
,ho h,,o on ote, o,,;lod Thar. j.
M mare fatal error in poI,icnl con,e,,s
,h .l;o,.. ma, our o,v, s,r,,,,h
unbon, taking the means ,o Lr;ng ,bo,
.,,.,,,b an, /, matters M, wba, ,,ov
hs our minority in the S,o,e il j. only
ou, uaior,tv -, IN. nolls which coun,s
III. Nh;u vho s,,ys -, bome op ,b,
fourth o( November mirh, ns Ven be n
IocoCoco
F,om re,rlv all maria oC the State ~,
beor the most epcouroripp accounts -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
- y - ~ K 8 Z.

iu this town, on Saturday lJih inst l-nar.
oul, son oI Mr. Isaac Sherman, age! . years
aud G."ui1.
H. Smjhfiold, Il ! MONDAY noon, O'' "l-t,
Hannah Nmn,G, Wlr. of WA Arnold, ~ ta,
9th year oi her a'", y h'gtly esteemed mcm-
b,r of The Society oi Friends
Ia Gloucester, on !rGaN evening, 9jlh ms
Hon Sauurl \ AtNrii, aged g. years
MIR. NI,"i, was on" a. thn most Distinguish
I'd mcmhrr, urrhe legal r,u!r.slou ~ ,ar, state
Tie was repeatedly clrclcd io tn" General AS
.,nhl,, at which he was member al ilc tH"
Of his death lie was once Sptatrr of tive
'Iou,c A-an' 'luJnont ad,ocatr, aud .ro.
tuuud lurist, Mr 4 has lclt no ,uperur hrauJ
blu ul hc Bar rf Il khodo island
\ meeting uilhr Providence 1sr WaS htIj on
Sj'..rdry, q, which rc>uluDuns vr.r ua.s,d, rx-
pressing thrIr respect g., r.' ,"" ed, and
lhru s,mpolh, wIth hr. relative, and iri"ud>
"a tl"r a'li,rou Tor hIs .rss. - l,o, Idrucc
Juurua
H. Peterborough, (Mass on Morday h,', %.
consumption, Me- tde,Ia l.. Bad, aged -
NrdI-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

Br,s c"ndsnr., CoaIena, in Havana Vi. this port
~ ~ .eghorH 2l.i reps.
Brig Poland Gnfdutr which lcfI Havana on the An
Just brioe the gate commenced arS enc ~ N@l dsi'
q nut stated
Schr Orator Russell hence. ~ nj hntiir l'lh u.
Se, "r-l, oh which port, ~ sgut she "s' dres iosd'
hoHt hr
ma ru,so, Durlick, w NJ dots 18Th, from Iisynn"
rhrut .Nil
= hr Hu, lwPr. hl'nN hence, n a, K-' "o' Stu
utt elu Ian Nr-iNqrd -nnd sn-i u 'd 90 u"ningt,
Sfuy IrnHri. But hence, NJ Ht Ns.hius'"u. y ' t.,
H.d cid there ter Arw SGrk prryiuns 4" ihr tih isi
Srhr Mobile CulIcns, c.i nt Now U !ead. Isth Tor
P.u.hcol,.
ship MtRrIlA Dayenpori, of 'l' part, Com Pacific
Ocean. pat nto New YORK on Friday last, aud arrived
th:s port Yesterday morning SHE II last from Tshti
months. aud hn. 1850 bbl-, sperm oh She has heei
shseu, noaIy thr-r wears having sailed tom here o
tho I;h of November le4l
L.rA~H -, n1e ship or 500 ION. cei!ed ihn MAINE
10 br commanded bv Capt Lutlrhed, Uf tn!s iOwh,
WAS l,uuoLed iast Week al iinth, Me.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
The Great Mass Convention in New-YOrk.

The New York papers Of Wednesday
and Thugsday, furnish full accounts o.
the grea, mass meeting of young Whis>
on the 93d. The weather was pieasan,
and the city was crowded with Whig-
from all quarters. The proc osSion was
five or six miles in length,- more en-.
lhnsiaslic assemblage was never congrc-
gated, on any occasion Want Of room.
we regret, coDpelS us TO omit particulars
Every thing, however, looks promising
for the good cause There is n > mistake
about New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
AUCTIONS.
ice Of the ro'nmissar, of sub-isie6cs.

Office Of the rc'nmissary Of sub-i.,e6cs.
FoEr hDAn X l..
U!A b. erpostd 10 p1LHe sale on Taes.
day, hs 5h Of .N'remb.r, 1874, ~
Ioni of The Copunmemi Sore Hoases
nj Mis Post,
3,'ifrY.NiNE barrels Of susplo. PORK. and
q Twenty '"o do damaged FLOUR.
The Pork md Flour can be examined on The
dav previous 10 sale.
DC, "a 1874.
Il.e Rhode Islander will copy the above
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

TuivKsGIvISG Gov. briggs, with
The advice aud consent Of the Council
has appointed Thursday, the c8lh Of
November, 10 be kept as day Of
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts.
Gov Baldwin, of Connecticut, has
appointed the same day Tor like pur-
pose in that State.
The same festival Is appointed to he
observed in New Hampshire on the lilh
of November.
The Governor Of Maine has appoint
ed Thursday the 9TH day of December
next, as II day Of Thanksgiving in tia,
state.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

PENNsyLvANt.- We have. al Inst
the othcipl vote from this State. MIR
Shpnk's majority for Governor - oul,
1896. Col llartshorno's Cor Canal
Commissioner i. 6 500. The maiorii,
10 favor of the scale oi the Main line. ~
i,433. The whole number Of votes
polled in the State - 9i7, ,52l, which cx-
bibns an increase of 1880 over tho
election of 1919
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rs 4 g q IA & l5is2.

In -. tow, on Thursday afternoon last, al
The VI lh"di-. Lpr.copH Cnurch, 5y lno RE,
hr. Hatfield, hir. Richard "r"nc'r 10 Ml--
Rol'crl E>,c"h OF tbs town.
Same ctruIr. ht the same, Mr james Gof
10 M.s, Eachri Le~is hurl of nj. town
Same rvcnlug, u, th" Npt'h Bapil.l Chlr,n.
by the Rev. Mr.. I"uN,5, Nr n"orgr '''r-
tourLs :" Miss susan Stevens, dan. .,.r uI o..
PuIilr %lrsrna, all "i this town.
On Muudah h!"rIug ia.t, !l the Re, Nr
G,ook. Nj 'rhamns TaLcr o. Nr~ Rri5,rd.
Id 'u,, Ca.o,ur l. swan, Laughtor of III.
EIrharu rN.'. iii. Town.
Ia PhlIad,rH'', on The Pit inst. Mr. Tho.
- Ra.ckir,, Of Nrw Nork, 10 Vi, Sarah Elr.
sul', ,ouuE".t daughter ui the lrtc Clement
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

OFFICERS OF THE Cutter NIGILANT.
The following il a list of the officers oi
this vessel, blown out Of the harbor ot
Key West, aud capslzcd during gale on
the 9th inst.
William l. G. Taylor, commander
VIM & Taylor, st Licu, commanding
Mr. Cooper, OF bingham, Mass, ~
Lieut.. do & seamen, and the cuok and
cabin boy. slaves belonging to Captain
Taylor NJ Robert Cooper, oug of tie
Louisiana pilots, aud tUo "i iac Urgror,
hp deserted orh The pilot boat Com the
BilI4', were on board J. G.. Johnson,
pilot, belonging to'hc NIgllant, aud Mr..
Robet, Armlsled, Of New Orleans. lras-
Scrger) were Ptovidentlaly ashore, aud
saved
The only persons saved from the
wreck were Michael Driscoll and llenfy
lIoyt, seamen, picked up at sea IN y
canoe belonging 10 the cutter, which
they fortunately iell m with ahIIc N the
water
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Tomorrow the elections for Presiden
tial Electors Commence, accordiog tn
tho following table, which W. believe
will be found correct. In su,ne Of the
tables wo have seen, Ohio is put down
tho last Friday in October. and Rhode
Island, the 9Th Of November. These
are mistakes.
The whole number OF Electors under
the present apporionment, IL 275. The
nur'oer required to elect is 1873, which
we have not the least doubt Mr.. Clay
viii receive, and have handsome nun.
ber TO spare.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

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