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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
a SECOND sUPPLY OF SUMMER
'~@f GOODS.
JACOB IA M M = & co.


A RE Just receiving and opening in ad-
"a dition TO a former supply, Fancy &
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, consisting IN
part Of g..
Painted Jaconetts, New Style Cling
hams,
English and Domestic Calicoes,
Brown Irish and Burlaps Linen,
American Nankeens,
1000 yds 4 a Brown Muslins.
"a, 5 4, Cd, Bleachcd Muslins,
Suffolk Brillings,
Blue and blue mix'd cotton Drillings,
Strip'd and Printed Jeans, :.
Spun Cottons: together with fresh
supply of Groceries, Queens and Stone
Ware, Hardware, Grass and Gram
|Scythes, &c. for sale low.
June H.,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
ALIENS IMPROVED PATENT

THREsHINo MACHINE.
TINE subscribers having pnrchase the
full and exclusive right OF making
derrick, Jefferson and Berkeley,
SAMUEL 8. ALIENS THRHsH-
ING NJ A q II xNH,
are now ready to furnish them to those
who may apply.
This machine has gained the entire ap-
probation Of all who have it, or witnessed
its operation. 1t can be propelled either
by one or two horses; and the horse pow.
or is SO completely portable, that the whole
ready for use, may be easily taken from
place to place, In common light wagon
with one horse. In a trial, made some
time since at the farm Of John P. Dulaney,
esq. of this county, the above Machine,
with single horse threshed out l5A bus,
of wheat in 80 minutes; and on another
occasion, at the farm Of Mr.. Joseph Glib.
son, few miles above Middleburg, the
same machine with two horses threshed
out l5S bushels of wheat in hours. This
was done with little or no fatigue to the
horses. These trials were made in the
presence Of hundreds Of persons (many OF
them experienced farmers,) who do not
hesitate to testify to the great superiority
of this over all other Machines whose OPP
erations have ever been exhibited in this
country.
These Machines are simple 10 their
Construction, durable and cheap. We
will furnish them for Sl40, and less If the
cost will justify it.
We beg leave to refer persons disposed
to purchase to Josiah Iidball esq, of Eau
quief, and II, p. Powell, and John p. Du.
laney. esq, of Loudon, who have witnes.
sed their superior utility ia Threshing;
but Immediately after harvest, Machine
will be sent to each Of the above named
counties when those concerned will have
an opportunity Of seeing and judging for
themselves.
HIRAM McVEIGH, s. Co.
.Niddleburg, Loudoun CO., June 4.-tf
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DOME 8 Cs.

. O NJ = 8 = I o 81.
10, "A, 4 and Cd brown sheetings,
"a, 7.S, d and g. Bleached do,
Brown and bleached twilled Muslin,
Cotton chain and Wrapping Thread,
7.S and 4 A stripe and plaid cotton,
s a furniture plaid s. Wilmington stripe
7.S and A A Checks.
Ticking and Pittsburg cord,
Candlewick, SC. SC. for sale by
r. B. RUST g. Co.
MAY %. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
BOOT AND SHOE MAKrNG.

EHAS rented the shop lately occupied by
HH DIR. VIM, Faris. adjoining the Court
House. where all orders in bis line will be
attended to with promptness. The work
will be manufactured at bis old and furnish
ed to customers at his new stand. He
respectfully invites all in want Of Boots,
Shoes. Sc, to give him call.
May 7, 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
q o o D q.

WILSON 81 ANDERSON.
EEAVE jus, received and are now open
H. ing a handsome assortment Of fancy
and staple goods among which are the
following, viz:
Super blue, black and fancy Cloths
and Cassimeres; Angola, Greciam, and
Rouen Cassimer; Erminens, Hassar,
Diagonal, Canton and Pittsburg cords;
brown Irish and French Linens; broacn
and whiie Linen Drillings, French and
Grape ditto, American Nankeen; bropm
Holland, Russia Sheeting, Burlapse,
Osnaburg, Do,clas, &c; Six, Valencia
and Marsailles Nesting; Irish Linens,
Lawns, Linen Cambrics; a beautiful
assortment Of Painted MusHns, French
Cambrics, CaHcoes and Ginghams,
Black Italian Lustring, Gro de S,oiss,
Cord Gro de Maps, aad Sarcenets,
Cam6ricks Jdckonets, Bishops La'cn,
Plain and Ffg'd Book and S,ciss Mus
lns and Bobinets, Plaid d Satin stri-
ped Jaconeis, BobineH Footings and
Cuttings; Fancy Hdkfs., a great "a
riety; Ladies' and Gentiemen's Cloves
Of all kinds; a large supply Of White
and cold Hose and half hose; Ladies
French Morocco, Lasting and Leather
Shoes; Fur Sik and Palm.leaf hats.
Together 10Th a large supply Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Hard,oare, Queensware, Woodenware
and Groceries.
Among the latter teiH be found Su-
perior article Of Tea, NOVITAS, Su.
gar house d Orleans molasses, Cheese
dc.
They invite the attention Of dealers as
they flatter themselves, their goods will
give satisfaction both as to price and
quality.
April %. 1885.
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NJ w Ee r A p L II w n ~ Z /.
ROBERT B. RUST d Co.
EREG leave to inform the citizens oil
ED Martinsburg, and the public general
". that they have just opened in the store
room formerly occupied by Mr.. WIN. i.
Compton, corner oil Burke ana queen
streets, a very large assortment OF
So LING AND So III WI y Il
coo Ds;
among which are The following, viz:
Blue. black, brown, green, London
smoke and Adelaide Cloths;
Blue. black, drab, cinnamon and laven-
der Cassimeres; :.
Black and Brown Princetta, Lasting
and brochelle;
Canton cord, moleskin and beaverton
Angola and Rouen cassimeres
British, French and domestic calicoes
White and brown linen drllllngs,
White, buff and striped Sateens;
Painted muslins, and ginghams;
White and figured Marsailles;
White and brown Irish linens;
Russia sheeting, burlaps and osnaburg
CAS-, and 1914 table diaper;
White and brown table covers;
Black, brown, blue, yellow and pink
Cambrics,
Cross barred, striped g. plain jacconet ;
Plain and fg'd Swiss, book, and null
muslins;
Blue and yellow English Nankeen
Black lutestring, gro de Maps and gro
dc caroline;
Cold gro de Maps and Florences;
Thread, bobinet and cotton lace and
Fancy dress Hdk'fs of every description,
Black, white. green, and pink Italian
Gauze and taffeta Ribbons all colours;
White and black blond wells;
Pipings, galloons, braids and ribbon
wire;
Silk. Florentine, plain and cut velvet
vesting;
Barcelona, French and Italian cravats
Bandanna, pongee and Spitalfield hkfs;
Bobbinett, Grecianet, and insertings !;
Black, white, slate and random cotton
hose Do do Silk do.
Gents Black, white, and random cotton
IL hose; white and brown thread do,
white and black silk do;
Ladies' silk, hoskIn and kid gloves;
Gents ho.kin, beaver and do;
Do linen and Woodstock do;
Ladies' morocco, seal, lasting and lea
Their Shoes;
Gents shoes, pumps and boots;
Bows do do and do;
Misses and Children's morocco and
lasting shoes;
Beaver, wool and palm leaf hats, sc.
With large lot of Domestlcs. Also,
general assortment Of Groceries and Lii
quors, Hardware, China. Queens. Glass
and Wooden ware; all of which they are
determined to dispose ofon pleasing terms
and would respectfully invite all those
who are in pursuit of great bargains, to
call and examine their stock and judge for
themselves, as, they are confident they
cannot fail to please, both in quality and
price. The highest market price given
for country produce of every description
May %, 1885
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-,
MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS, pay able in advance; or, I W.
DOLLARS and Furry CENTS, within the yea
and fpayment be deferred to the end ofthe yeaa,'
THREE DOLLARS will invariably be demandea
No paper will be discontinued until all arrears
ges are paid, except atthe option Of the Edi'o''
Advertisements ofone square or lessinsetr. IT,.
hree times for one dollar, and for each sup'.
proportion. Chancery orders Of the usual iehsIi'
inserted and posted according to law, at hye as y
lars each. Advertising customers will please ~
mark on the manuscript, how many insertions ~
required. limo such direction is given, ING ~,
vertisement will be continue until ioEpia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
CA N AZ b o A r.

THE undersigned have prepared boats
i and have them ready '.for use, and
will carry Flour and all other produce
that may be offered and deliver it to
Georgetown or Baltimore. They will
bring all kind of merchandise in return
from Georgetown or the Point Of Rocks
and Harpers Ferry, and have it forwarded
to the owners Immediately. They will
take in Flour in Williamsport and Fal-
ling Waters and Mouth Of OPequon
They will keep plaster on hand. 80,
KISINGER s. SON.
March 10, 1S35-tf
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DR.. d. RPH Y

HFAS removed his Office to the house
HH on King street. situated on the cor
ner opposite Mr.. J. Billmire's Hotel. where
he NAV be found at all times, when not
professionally engaged.
Aprii> sc. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED.

EbE it known that the undersigned, a
ED citizen Of Berkeley County in the
C Commonwealth Of Virginia, being desi-
rous to pay all his just debts does hereby
notify all and every person having claims
against him to come to his house in order
10 settle and receive payment of any a.
mount due thereon.
All persons indebted are respectfully re.
quested to come forward and pay the
amount they owe him.
JOEL WARD.
April 16, IS35-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
WINES & LIQUORS.

WINES Il LIQUORS.
Old Madeira,
Teneriflc,
Old Port, , WINES,
Dry Malaga.
Rousellon & Lisbon,
4th Proof Cog. and Common Brandy,
Holland and country Gin.
Jamaica Spirits, ana ~ X. Rum,
Old Rye and common " hiskey, for sale
very low by
ROB'T B. RUST s. Co.
May %, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

BON ETS &C..
JACOB HAMME & Co, have just re
eB ceived second supply Of
Fashionable plain Star Bonnets,
Misses fancy Gimp and Straw do.
Straw Bands,
Bonnet Innings and Trimmings,
June IL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
OAocnnxUs 80.

Loaf, lump, and brown Sugars,
Strong Rio and st. Domingo Cofiec'
Gun Powder,
Imperial,
G. P. Imperial, TEAS.
Young Hyson,
And Black
N. Orleans and West India Molasses;
Cavendish and Plug Tobacco,
Havana, Spanish, Half Spanish, and
common Segars,
Race and ground Ginger, Pepper,
AIlspice, Cheese, Crackers, Rice,
Powder, Shot and lead. &c &c. .
All OF which we will cell at reduced PR
ces. ROBT B. RUST T. 20.
May 81, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
CABINET MAKING.

CABINET MAKING.
|THVHE undersigned respectfully informs
a the citizens OF Martinsburg, and the
county generally, that he still continues to
carry on the above business at his shop
situated at the west end of King street,
where he is prepared to manufacture to
order. at the shortest notice, every aIti-
Gle belonging to bis branch Of business,
in a neat and fashionable style, Of good
materials. and by good workmen, at mo
derate prices. He is also prepared to
furnish
BIER AND col FILMS
at the shortest notice TO the citizens o.
the town, and TO those in the country,
who will convey them. Persons in want
of furniture will do well to call and ex-
anime for themselves. He solicits from
generous public. share Of patronage.
SOLOMON HEDGES.
April ID, 1895 If
N. Is. All kinds Of country produce,
poplar scantIing, walnut, cherry and pine
plank, will be taken in exchange for ar
ticles Manufactured at his shop.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
NEW CEcPPING
MIEGHn

gESHE subscriber having taken lease
IL of the property Of Mr. Alexander
Stephen, at the north end Of Martinsburg,
lately occupied by the Messrs. Gesen-
dorff as woollen factory, and having con-
verted the same into chopping mill, has
the pleasure to announce TO his friends
aud the public generally, that he is now
ready to grind Rye and Corn, for allper.
sons who may please to favor him with
their custom He has considerable room
in bis mill which will admit Of storing
away several thousand bushels of grain.
and being determined to use every proper
exertion to deserve patronage, confidently
expects liberal portion oft.
JOHN MYERS
february 10. 1851
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TROCERIES.--Jus received, large
Uand general assortment OF FRESH
GROCERIES, which can sell very low.
A. C. HAMMOND.
Little Georgetown, Jan. s, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
MOULD BOARDS.

MOULD BOARDS.
A LARGE lot of different kinds oil
"A. Mould Boards on hand and making
at the Martinsburg Foundry, to be had
low for cash, or old metal, by the single
one or ton. Polished Wagon boxes Of all
sizes. Machine Castings can be had on
short notice.
E. A. GIBBS.
February 10, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

TOBACCO, SNUFF, q SEGARS.
FsATENT Roanoke Leaf Natural To-
81 bacco, a superior article; Dulcissimus
Cavendish; Roll, Small Twist, and Com
mon Tobacco Spanish Scraps, Cut and
Dry. Rappee, Macouba and Scotch Snuff,
Copenhagen and Tidball mixture. Span
ish, half Spanish, and Common Segars,--
for sale at the Drug Store Of
X. MSHERRY.
Nav 7, 1885.
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rsHwsraIxM And SUMMER
40 q - O.

JACOB HAMME & Co.
HEAvE the pleasure Of informing their
IL customers and the public generally,
hat they are just receiving and opening
! general assortment of seasonable goods.
They would invite all who are in want, TO
call and examine their extensive stock oil
FANCY AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
which they have no hesitation 10 saying
will be found Cheap.
The Ladies will find by calling fine
selection of
BLACK AND FANCY COLoRED
SILKS,
Painted Muslins and Jackonets, Cling
hams,
French and English Calicoes, -,
Thread aud Bobbinett Lace and Edg'
ings.
With variety OF Fancy Articles.
They have also good supply oil
HARDWARE,
Queens, Glass and China Ware. Also,
GROCERIES.
All who are in search of good bargain'
will find il to their advantage to call.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

WANTED TO PURCHASE
. OR 5000 bushels Rye and Sbelled
- Corn, delivered either at Short y har-
ris' Ware House, Shepherdstown, OF
Messrs Forman's Ware House, at inc
mouth of Opequon, for which the Cash az
the rate of ga cents per bushel, VIII %
paid on delivery.
LAUCK s. STEPHEN.
Nav 81, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
HATS, SHOES q BOOTS.

HATS, SHOES q BOOTS.
Spp'r and Common Black fsr hats,
Sup'r Thits Bearer do.
Palm Leaf and schite scool do.
Ladies Kid Lasting and Mosrsceo
Shoes,
DO. Calf skin and Horse leather do.
Misses d children's shoes d boosees,
Gents Calf and Morocco Pumps,
DO. Calf and Strong Shoes,
DO. Calf skin summer Boots,
for sale Cheap By
HOGMIRE q BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

SH O Els.
Ladies' Lasting Slippers,
Do French Kid do.
Do Morocco g. Seal skin do,
Kisses Morocco Lasting and Leather
Shoes,
Mems Morocco Boots,
Do Calf do,
Do Kip do,
Do and Boys Shoes, &c.
Which will be found cheap.
juno H., j. HAMME " 20.
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February 10, lss5--tf
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NEW EST d L I s H M e " T

Jan. Is, 1s35-tf
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May 7, 1885
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

ano' alter answering all the questions which any
'nenoer oil The committee thought proper 10 pro
Pouho, ne was not permitted To hear the testimony
'eau over, 10 know whether 1t was taken down cor.
'ec'Yi or 10 correct any erroneous impression which
u was calculated to make
], seems strange that any man should put forth
su'h serious ehsrges against a committee of Con-
gress Knowing them to be untrue Il Is The height
OF holly, unless he expected 10 escape detection by
the presumption that the members Of that committee
whom he intended specially 10 assa would rather
permit the attack 10 90 nnrenelled than 10 enter the
arena et controversy with him, and that the others
would be restrained by party feelings from expos.
ing nm. But If he entertained such n hone II has
proved delusiyc. Mr. Ewing, on the 2s h nlt
brought the matter before the Senate; and, after
reading the foregoing extracts, unqpa6edlv pro.
nonoeed them to be untrue, and called upon The
Other members of the committee TO state whether
they were not So Thus called upon, Messrs
Grundyi Robinson, Southland and Clayton, in the
order named. rose ard, IN substance denied the al
legations made by Mr.. Brown. How this circum.
stance may operate upon others, we know not; but
It has certainly destroyed whatever favorable i'm
pressIons we were dlspos 10 cherish relative 10
this gentleman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
,yYCHBURG. MARCH 8. 1885.
FRENCH RELATIONS.


I'D not invite the attention of our readers
"" s;.,,eres,ns proceedings of Congress on this
70 w ."; theme The speech Of Mr. Adams,
y" In of his acknowledged pccuiarlties but in
aa;,;oas of which we generally concur, is mar
,'euIarly interesting.
w. ,l.o lay before our readers later advices
iceland which, however, do not enuble US to
,o"' .ny opinion as 10 the ultimate action OF the
,on Chambers in relation to the tres,y of indem
y, The connection Of that subj with the lndem
%" -, claimed by Russia, Oh grounds which We are
III nerfectlv to comprehend, and the fact that
I''I, Austria, and other powers are also raklng
~ IA claims agains, Frame, will lend 10 embar-
s ar the decision of the Chambers, and may lead
- The rejection of the treaty. It's clear, il France
!, now 10 pay for all the aggressions of Napoleon,
= h;s career Of conquest over Europe, that her
'.s,,v will be drained for centuries to come, ard
,S., her people viii be taxed beyond the power of
..I,rance. is thought however, and we have
W. doobl of the fac, that these obsolete claims are
~, brought forward with any expectation that
,hsv will be paid or any wish that they should
h. but for the single purpose ofcompclling France
- tc;ect the principle OF indemnity at once, by re-
f,s,ny to carry the American treaty into effect
and hereby cmbroiling the two nations in war
Russia particularly, the great head of the triple
alliance of dcspots, would reJolce beyond mea-
cure a, such termination of this question; first
because il would have tendency to weaken the
Republican party in France, and,t that extent per-
haps, destroy the revolutionary spirit whi9b so Of
,en snbyerts thrones and dynastes and endangers
the safeguards OF egillmaey-and secondly because
,war with the United States would divert the at
teorion Of Fflnce from the ambitious designs of the
Northern Anocrat, or at least diminish her ability
Ia inerpose ob itucles 10 the consummaton Of his
schemes of aggrandz emcnt We hope, however,
that the French Climbers vii not permit such mo-
ty es to have any influence upon their determine
ton-,lat they will carry our treaty into effect
that they will discuss other 'eslons OF IN emnity
ms they may arise-and if in the decision OF them,
war must arise that they will prefer encounter
their natural and political cs, ra hen than
their old all who still chershes foi them he deepest
rs,arl, whose sympahes are all in their favor,
and who will meet them in hostile guso with the
most insuperablc reluctance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

GREAT BARGAINS
IN ARKANSAS LANDS.

FEvIIE S1bseribsr offers for sale the following
n. Tracts of Land, as listed below lying in the
Territory of Arkansns, on which the taxes have
been regularly raij, md the patents given by tho
Government Of he United States:
Lawrence Gonny-Souihenst quarter OF section
%, township II, north range 3 west, 100 acres.
Lawrenee-Nottheos, quarter Of section 70,
township 20 north range ,, west, lG0 acres
Lawtence-3ouheast quarter oil section 4, town. s
ship II, north runge I, east, lG0 acres
Puaski-Notlhces, quarter o. section ~, town.
ship 6, north mngc 8, west lG0 acres.
Phillips Southeast quarter of section 2I town
ship |, south rnngo 9, east, l6oneres
Phillips Southwest quarter OF section 20, town.
ship |, south range 9, cast, 100 acres,
Arkansas County Norihwes, quarter OF section
o. township |, north range 1, west, l6O acres
Arkansas County Southwest quarter Of section
.3l, township 3, south range >, west, l6O acres.
Arkanann County Southwest quarter Of section
| township 4, south range A. west lCO acres.
Independence Southeast quarter Of section VI.
township 10, north range5 west lGO acres.
independence Southwest quafter OF section VI,
ownshp 10, north range =, west, l60 ocres.
nwny--Sonthens, quarter of see'oh IL, iown-
ship Z north range -, west, lGO acres.
81 Francis - Souhwost quarter OF section ID
lownsh p ., north range |, west, l60 acres.
The names of the several counties in which tho
foregoing Tracts Of Land lie, nre CONTAINED on inc
left hand margin of tho patents
The subscriber will give deeds Of general war
ran,y, for either or all Of these Tracts. Tho Land
is said to be exceedingly rich and valuable, and, IN
dsposing Of them tho Subscriber WI offer great
Inducements 10 persons disposed to emigrntc to Ar
kansas, or who mey wish 10 purchase lands IN that
rapidly popuoling Territory. lie would prefer
selling for money, good paper, o, young negroes.
but he would exchange for lands Of good 9unlay IA
Mississippi on South Alabama
Persons wishing to purchase IRE requested to
make eary application to the subscriber, in Lynch
burg VIM. bhiLEi'
March
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PRINTER TO THE SENATE.

Ga the % h ult the Senate proceeded to the cleo
ton of a Printer 70 the Senate, by the following
vote
Nas.-Messrs. Bell, Bibb Black, Calhoun, Clay,
Clayton, Ewing, Ftel,aghuysen, Goldsborough
IIcnlricts Kent, Knighf, Leigh, Mansum Moore
Naudain, Poindextcr, P,eniss, Preston, Robbins
Ssbee Smith, Ssutharj, Swift, Tyler, Tomlinson,
Webster.-27.
.Nau.-Messrs Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Cnh
bert Grundy, Ill., Kane, King, of Georgia, Linn
Mexican, Morris, Robinson, Rugses, ShcPiey
Talmadge, Upton, White, Wrish'-l0.
MIR. Benton, after some debate, moved TO post
none the election indefinitely which was nesativ.
ed, ayes Is, noes 23-the yeas and nays beng OK
uctIy as above, with the exception that Mr.. Por-
ters name is added to the yeas. The Senate then
rroceedea to ballot Which they did Is times unsuc
cessfuly-Duff Green receiving on the LIST ballot,
Is and on the l6 h. votes, and never going higher
Blair AMI Rves on the Isl, Is, and on the 10Th
lC, and once reaching IS-and Gales & Seaton on
the LIST. H. and on the l6.h % votes. Mr. Wrlgh;
then moved that he election be definitely pos,Pon
et, but the aotnn was rejected Is TO gard the
balIoine proceeded The election finally resulted
:, All