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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

~ Eek WITH'SANTID fSPEPTIC PILLS.
- This medicine having met with the unanimous approba-
ton Of those who have fairly employed il according ts the
directions recommended with increased confidence
bowels liver and spleen heartburn acid
taons headache, pain and dtenon of the
and bowels nepieBt dsrrhra .cec auRdce, fstuence
bua costveaes loss OF appetite sick headache, SICKNESS
nc &c. These pills being entirely vegetable may be taken
with perfect safety under yeSpesure weather.
be further remarseo they Seldom ever proauce SICK
the stomach gripping. The certificates
from genemea OF the highest responsibility give ample evil
aence OF the value in which these pills are held.
From the RI Rev Levi y. Ives d. d. Bishop OF Carolina
RALEIGH. March q 1885.
uavag for the last three years. been intimately acquainted
with Dr. John beckwth OF this city, and enjoyed his profess
siona services take pleasure stating that his character
Christian gentleman and experienced Physician, entities his
testimony in regard to the OF his AntDypeytc Pills.
the entire confidence Of the public My experience OF the
their eminent value particularly aiding impaired diges.
ton and warding on bilious attacks Hsvng been for long
time subject the annual of
the habit security against
partial 10 liberal of caIonel blue Mill But
ssee my acquaintance with the sntidyspepc pin Of DR.
WITH which he prescribed in the first himself
been under the necessity Of using mercury FORM
besides being wholly exempt from bilious stacks Several
members Of my fam y are experiencing the same beneficial
effects L. q IvES-
Other TESTIMONIALS Of their value lately received from gen.
temes cfthe highest pectabiy, be application
10 any OF the agents.
lobe had, by the single boz or sross OF
HENRY ID. TURNER, Principal Agent,
lee Broadway, N. ", up ssairs
II And for sale BY most Of the respectable druggs h,s
city sod in the n. States on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

DIIFs-PIIEs.-DR. HALE's Pile ointments a poe
tive for the Piles IN three days time Sold by T. H.
Hart Of Chambers street and Broadway; Burne
IS 9Th avenues n. NJ Guon Of Bowsry and Grand
street o2-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
II SYRUP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH-

To saTur ne rVn nNn n,,psE 1911, ga 49,. =.
Informed that nfaibe remedy prepared by Mrs. for
children teethngs remedy which has Seen the means Of saw
ing the lives darling babe when the ccnvusions
have bs7ed all skill Is only necessary 10 rub the chds
gums with the syrup effect recovery and a. so
ton II also very eectua in opening the pores OF the gums
previous to any appearance teeth And will also be found
an excellent bedside companion for mothers pre-
venting fevers nc. arising from pains in the CUNT
The chds vatrg in the night by Immediately applying Is
as shove. Sold only by
o7a3ms DKS. Bird Division srest-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

10 The races commence at Long Island tomorrow.
Mingo-Fanny Wyat-Laay Cliften and Atalanta, are
on the ground. Mingo comes crowned with laurel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

For THE REMOVAL OF SUPERTI.I.
OCS hAAk-fne name % feraie Beuusy wncsher on tn
forehead neck, still more unsgk The upper p may &
shectusly removed by free use OF ATKINSON'S bEPIA
ls Operation .s..assssons removing the hsr VIM
softer than before BY twice using the Depatory the oo az
me han are usually destroyed 50 as TO require further an
Pcaten No bad consequences from It's need BE- az
pretended ~ may be infants skin without ssv
Inc advertiser Is prepared TO neverv bottle ssld ~
Mr 20 ate ncctuaAy -,ecuy
enecs- frioe ~ Sold wholesaler rslnilby
h. c. mart, us Broadway,
auzo-aIn- corner Courthndt 81
ROME sETTING:-DOCTOR HEWITT. Bone SEQ
- Yer, informs the publc that has been The
OF his practice IN this city, he Is obliged TO Genuine hi
cases where patients too lame aslenG such ne viii Con-
time TO visit their homes DR. H. admins era na ms;
c,nes Internally Ills attention is wholly given particular
class OF diseases In these hs practice " he 49,
Dr. Job Sweet Of Boen and entirely inherent om M. 49,
ordinary surgery0 been sps"ary sucSc among ios
diseases are docaens fractures, spraRs hip whit;
swelngs nervous paraytc and rheumatic affections con-
fractions curvature Of the spine and other deomes weak.
of the limbs, &c. "S~-
VINO are not acquainted with the great efficacy Of
this mode Of treatment land but little understood 10
New York. Dr. Heweu will cheeruy give 10 pa
henls who have been, or who now, under his
Dr. HcWetts charges TO those Uho
cannot afford TO pay more literally. szS-SmS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
nR. VAN HAMBERT,s FEMALE RENO
IL VATING PILLS, FROM GERMANI-An eRectual re

~ WAITING PILLS, FROM GEKMANf-An e6ectua re.
needy for suppression reguay and all where nature
Toes have her proper and regular course.
~ B. They must aet be taken during pregnancy they
vii produce abortion.
Sold by j. H. Hart corner Of Broadway and Chambers
r. NJ Guion corner Of Bowery and Grand ST. and BY r
Burlxtt. IS 9Th avenue. al2.lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

[j Between two and three hundred Missouri milti
have marched through 81 Louis, for Flsrida.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

CHIGDREN'S CLOTH1NG-The subscribers keep
~ constantly an hsnd extensive assortment Of children
clothing, made IN the fashionable style, which fhey vii
sell ON very reasonable terms at Wholesale or retan.
sl5-3mV GEO AHOYT CO, IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
nR. HAMILTON, surgeon of long standing, and

nk. HAMILTON, a surgeon Of long standing, and
II pupil of two of the first colleges flor anatomy and the the.
and practice of physc and Europe has moved
into the house No. 81 Courand where he may be consult
ed disease Incidental human
UNCOMMON delicate indicate The desperate
real cured in from two TO nine days. Sores of every
other description prop0ronate their and
ture Attendance a all times. ola linz
T EVISON'S HUNTEts,S REP DNOP.-The
IL agent confdest that il this medicine generally
known, would prove of the greatest blessings that
happened TO the human family, as he has known il cure in
days, that reduced low they could
without the most excrucaig pain and thinks that
person knows thing calculated to alleviate the nso-
duty devolving situated, from which
should seek themselves make public and uDder
the coRvcen Of this TRUTH he makes This invaluable medicine
known but knews that the medicine itself win do
make popular than all he do Price 81 bottle
Office Division Be particular and that every bot
tie has the written name, u. LEVlSON. o20-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

M rs. CELEbHATED II CmALE
NJ PHYSICIAN, Of Boston, would respectfully give notice
the Ladies OF New York and vicinity that she hss
ced practice In this city, her residence No. Leonard street.
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected. during late tour IN Europe, Herbs
Roots and essential Oils, be obtained America, she will
be enabled TO meet diseases their most formidable appear
The which has aendf her
diseases in this country guarantee OF be expect
ed The delicate complaints incident To the female
FRAME resder any argument in favor Of the Female Physician
unnecessary.
Mrs Mott pledges herself cure or relieve the following
Of aacet Contracons, Parayxed Limbs Palsy. Decline,
sumption Dropsy Humors, (Scrofula Salt hheum, Kings
Evil Csnkcr Rngworm nc. kcl CaaErh, Scsld Heads Az
fctons of the Eyes, spepsia bebi y, Spinal affections
dice Liver Complaint Hemorrheid Piles Female weakness
es lie. &c.
In conjunction with her mediciaes Mrs Mott will administer
her celebrated Potent Medated Champoo Luxung Baths
oiRvads and Others Tes much be said In Of
these baths which the from different herbs and
perfectly safe To administer the debtaed mpar
ing TO such strength they not only Ink but
In all chronic complaints and preventive against
gteus diseases One trial will seepcai
their utility For luxury TO the healthy they calculated
10 promote free persprauon cleanse soften and purify the
Mrs Nett having made the diseases fchidren particular
branch Of her she will be enabled To diseases
that have sasfcd the skill fthe talented physician.
mercury OF mineral Of any Kind used
Hours for seeing patients from 10 in the morning ninth In
the evening, Gentlemen communicate with Mrs. Nett,
only through wife or mother.
Ladies' and gentlemen can be accommodated with baths
any hour OF the day.
Family patent rights for the above baths be obtained
appficatieR
tr Letters from the country post paid WI receive mmedi-
ate atenuor. olOjms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

THE ORIGINAL BLUE BONNET HOUSE
The proprietor informs his friends and patrons his house
opened for their accommodation and fitted up with
good beds ard board either transient permanent board
ers, and his bar supplied with the choicest wines, liquors
and ~ good ale 8 be procured.
His uipe supper commenced for The and h on
the table every Monday evening" O'CLOCK and his harmo
Nous meetings every Thursday evening when the Kind sup
port OF his friends win be duly appreciated.
e2ipt JOHN DAWSON, Ne. 10 Frankforta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
bIsd sEVsss,s0Ph F E5HT FTosE

Eradcaer has failed gravel
and seminal weakness so satisfied " ia wonderful DR.
Poett that he would not hesitate forfeit eioee any failure
The iscrssmng Pcet Specific In this city, wen
~ In Philadelphia Baltimore, Boston, Provdence and New
Orleans IL the besi preof fits worth.
New York Agests-A- =. D. Sands, loo Fulton street. J.
b. None So broadway sign cf the golden w. Hor-
VIII corner Canal and hudson; T. Ausn, - Csrmne
9th and CheAoutr Bosos-A 6cyer corRer Salem
and Hanover Sta Providence, D. }. Woodwork Price o.
o4-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

MIDWIFERy.-MRS. BIRD having been duly qua
VA lifted, In lying in hospital in Europe. may be by
her testimonials and certificates offers her professional services
the ladies Of New York. Reference be given she
has attended and also many gentlemen II the faculty
this cy-Dr. Bush Br Frsncis (Professor Dr. Ralph, Dr.
Wolf Or. Wright and others.
NIB Mrs Bird appes ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage and females gener ally that
times to be consulted the different affections
ouent In peculiar her treatment mid yet always
ducng saluary change in the delicate
sensitive female enjoys better health during pregnacy than
other times She as devotes her To diseases
and children and all Affections incident 10
females nc. Cuppns and ieechng. Residence No. Division
street. .5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31


gated Metallic Penn,
JOSEPH elliott begs 10 inform the public, that he
constantly receiving from his mandatory, In Birming
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
The stock hand Offers the best In the United
sound his
Patent Magaum Bonum Commercial Pen,r
"Origns Patent Slip Pes,r
"Orignsl Patent Ladies' PEN"
eagle Pens"
Double Damascus Barrel LAMAR Peruvian "New
York Fountain and Damascus Pens, put MP In variety
uyesv cards If one dozen each with rosewood and al
bata holders in bsxes OF dozen each, with holders
rcccocases she'll boxes and morocco cards
"Albata Everpomt, and Pen and Evcrpeint Pencilsr
CAUTION To THE PUBLIC
From the well nered and universal celebrity Of the above
Pens asa,eed by the whole mercantile community Europe
and the United States several wnpnced makers have endea
vored Impose upon the public bya spurious imitation pur
porting % be the original ayoseph 9Bstts PATENT but which
are utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
requisite TO fine writing which established such
rallied demand Cor the original pen In every country where
Ia kpewn
The public are hereby cautioned to be ru guard
against these counterfits they be readily Diet cted by
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior style which
they are sent INTO the market 10 their attempt TO Impose
the unwary.
Each gross OF the genuine pen enveopedn neatly prn,
Further TO guard the fraud the public viii please
observe that the genuine efhe following marks
always reading from the point Of the pen;
Joseph Joseph Joseph
Gilotts 0ietts 0llou
Patent Warranted. Maker.
The above be At his Warehouse No Bcekmsu
aeret ore door below Pearl. New York. oigSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

" And by the respectable druggists in h,s
city sod IN the u. States oq81m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

THE ROCHESTER MURDER.-The murder is confess
sed. The parties engaged in it octavus Barros
Peter Philwel, and Thomas Bennett Baron has
fessed that Phlwe shot Lyman, and that he tack the
money.
This money has been recovered Barron had secrcted
il in pile Of wood the Tonowanda rail road
the spot where he was taken.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
ITO PERSONS WISHING TO EMIGK TIE

TO THE WEST.-A colony Is about 10 be formed for
the pnrchae of Goversent Lands in the States Mchig
Illinois, Indiana, Wnconsin Territory and settle
Any person wishing the will do well 10
secure the advanta forth for this colony.
None but those steady asd industrious habits ard high
neral character will he admitted.
An interview be had with the agent, by calling No.
25 Clinton New Yerk between the hours of and II o.
clock, A. NJ where the constitution be and every
necessary information given.
Letters from the country post paid he addressed
the agent for the Western Colony, No l25 Clinton New
York. o26Seods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

------------L VII OI UIUF
Nor man nor child, thing efl living birth;
No net the dog that watched my household hearth,
Escaped that night OF blood. Upon our plains
All perished! I alone am left on EARTH
Te whome. nor relative, nor blood remains,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
~ THE SFNATE
EXPENCfNE

Mr.. Biyard presented the preamble
and revolutions Of the Legislature of
Delaware, insirueting their Senators 10
introduce aud support n resolution 10
re'eind the Expunging resolution Of
Mr.. Benton. md 10 restore the Journal
of the Senate 10 the state in " bich it
was before this act Of violence was
committed upon H.
MI Bsyafd said u would be in
practicable. or al least improper, toobey
these insiruciiOns az thi, session Of
Congress, a. Mr.. Benton's resolution
must be regarded a. expressing the
sense Of the Senate o. az present com
posed. But he gave notice that. in
compliance with these instructions. he
would introduce such a resolution Al
the next session, and would do 90 al
every succeeding session. a. long a. he
should continue a Senator. tall the Oh
jet should be accomplished; which o..
tempt he hoped would BE- followed up
by every Senator from Delaware. Be
ing thus actuated by the sane spirit
oi eoHliaWanes which bad been 20 much
lavdsd BY the Senator from Missouri.
add which IN bis case bad proved 80
successful. be hoped The day was not
distant when they would restore the
journal, sod make il what he believed
was, at ihis moment, ihe public senti-
ment Of the People Of the Uniled
states. lie moved (afier its rsadingl
that the resolution Be laid on the table.
and printed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

DUEL.-We learn from the Washington
Telegraph Of Monday last, that in consequence
OF some personal remarks. q meeting took
place tina, morning ZA.r AiexaDdris, between
Ne. WIS. seHLEy. Senator IN the LegislA-
turs Of Maryland. and the Hon. VS.. cosT
JoHSsss, late q Representative in Congress
from that State. Messrs. Jonifer and Piekens
acted as the friends Of Mr.. SeHLEr, and Mr.
Wise. Of Virginia, and Cen csmpbeIl, Of
South csrolins, IS the friends Of Ms. JoHH.
sOS. The parties were placed at twelve Pc
ees, back 10 back. and exchanged single ere.
Both shots took eject, Mr.. seHLET being
slightly wounded in the thigh. and Mr.. Jouu-
SoH IN the knee. The hall wss extracted on
ihe ground By DR.. Hall. The parties we're re-
eoneiled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

~ the arrival Of he q. 3. sioop o. war
NsteheE, fFon vsrs crss. the intelligence =
brought. that the liberssioa Of Santa Ansa hsd
caused ErssiFsjoieias IN MsEIeo. The papers
are sinoss exclusively sIlsavish fsIsosns sAu-
lstions addressed 70 him. They spsah 10 ne
@Ous sHtravsssai terms u he ADDRESS ssd
'kili As SspisJsd 10 obtaining be liberty. End
profess 70 bslisvs II hes bssa sssirsly uoooa-
ditiOnai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

We believe. ssys the American. thst very
nearly The whole Of the -four Manufactured
from these Wheats has gone 10 Supply the
home dsmand--snd notwithstanding these
large inPoriations, The quarters ehy inspse-
tons Of FLOUR. ending on NE ala DsesHlbsr
last, showed = falling or Of 1880 Barrels,
compared With thOss Of The corresponding
quarter Of is35-sn svidsnes Of ne sEtsnt Of
the failure Of the lest wheat crop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
LOCAL mnmOnANDA


Sale Of ssyrsss. essotsd horsss, a.. sy
Geo. W. saPpiagsoa. sAsriG. ., he Court
Houss. On Mosd.y next. (csars day.)
Sale q s@ish6sld Library, on SATURDAY.
psxt. 10 saitAEsld.
Sale VI Richard Jchosoas personal pro
per'y. By samuel Cameron, agent. at Rich
Nooi', on Saturday next
Renting Of Land. BY Charles @. Stewart.
~ uAs farm Of the late ~. Hains, near Charles
town, On Saturday next.
Sale Of Richard Johnsoa's "gi.h Wooa.''
farm, 81 Caters Hotel, CharIe.,own. 40 FRI
day nel. ('o-uouo~.)
Sale Of land and persouai property. b, Tho
mas Hi'e and samuel M.they., Trustees, a,
Tie re.'enos Of Charles Butler, Clarke coup.
", on Wednesday ne1L
Drawing OF sP'endid lottery. in Baltimore.
On Saturday neat G.. orders for ticket.
should DO forwarded. without delay, 10 :. John
CLARK. Museum building. Baltimore"
The sale Of the psr,on,l property OF Abra-
ham Myers. Of BunLer.-iiiii. Berkeley county,
will take place on Monday n. s,A Of MARCH,,
instead Of "Wednesday the Let Of March, q. a,
frat advertised.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

We have been requested To state. TO prevent
disappointment 10 gentlemen who may ~i.h
10 view the fine imported Stock, recently pur-
chased BY Mr.. Henry Shepherd. Of thi. eoun-
". tina. the Ayrshire heifsrs. &C. arc daily az
Pee'ed at Mr.. s.s farm. near shepherd.towp
the Durhams. now q, Mr.. Ridsely. farm,
near Baltimore. will be here about the L., Of
APriI-and the short-Horns. at Mr.. Beitx-
hoo'sr's. near Baltimore, will probabl, not
arrive before the ist OF June next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

THE MILITARY COURT is stiiI in SEE
'Ion s'FrsdsrickioWo, and is now engaged 10
the trial Of Gen. GArSEs. The Court. IL is
said. has exonsrated Gen. scorT from eli cen
sure, and declared lhsl The failure Of hs cam
Psigns vas SitribuisbIs 20 causes oSsr hieh
he had no control.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

WHEAT. "A statement 10 The Bsltiaore
AmsFicsn shows that since las, hsrves, more
than Ihrs AS~4Ssd ed sEiy-eus Asusss<
susAsis Of IsgsiEA rAsSi have been received IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
coTTsRondsnes offle Bqifimo,. Patriot

WAsHIsCToN. Feb. 10. 1881.
There hss been more e1e,temen,
among the Dsmbers Of L congress for the
last two days thea I have ever Known.
The decision Of the House las, night
on the resolution respecting The prs.
'eh'aiion q petitions from slaves. has
sfoesed the strongest feelings 81 the re-
PTefentaiives q the slave-boldiog
states. Many Of them openly dselaf.
ed that TBE CRisIs had arrived when
they vsTe forced 70 consider ubeibsr
they bad any isTiheT business here
others spoke 81 q Southern Con,entioe
--mea'b~Ts ~ the Vas BUREN panv
declared they would no longer act eth
nen Who bed thus shown them.sl,es
egaTdless 81 their nights. when the
House met to-day there wss sc.rcsiv
nngls member from The South n
hS seat. They usrs holding . meet.
Int 20 one q the rooms o. he Capiio,--
bul ] uo9srstsad Aoahine was dstsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

Rtshsst ?. RObinsoa. ne @prdsssF q Flea
Jsvsti. Ass oSsAissd Iisutsessgs soaals-
sios IL ths TsHiaassrvisa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
ELECTION or PRECEDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
CsyysspsadsAes q ne Bahia,srs Pss-s.s.
Waasss.sown.. r.h 4 aaaJ

.NAAa-ANNH
WAsiusoEoH, gsb 2, 1897
The Senate hes eonsummaied it,
glory" by another BLACK AcT--lhs
election Of RIcHARD NJ JoHEsOS, to
preside over their deliberations, e. Vice
PFesIdeht q the United States The
deed IL done
This being he day appointed for as.
esFtaining and deciding on the cleo
ton Of President aud Vice President
the greatest eunosiiy prevailed among
All eiafses OF our citizens. and the M.
msrous strangers uhO are nov 10 the
Metropolis. TO witness the ceremony.
~ an early hour both The galleries Of
the Heuss we're crowded 70 overaow-
iag--evea The oas appropriated 10
meD. bsing aoinstsd ~ huudrs AZ q
beaoaisg and Aooniag aces. anA sea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

cHAatas FEsTsH Nsaens u ssaouoesd 10
ihs Lsssburg papers - q eandidsis fss re-
slsetiOa 70 Congrssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
FOR PRESIDFNT Z

FOR PRESIDENT. =
MARTIN VAN buren, received Gnelu.
ding the three votes
Of Michigan) 10 votes
w. II. HARRrsoN, n 4"
HUGH L. WHITE, 26
DANIEL WEBSTER, IL
w. p. MANGuM, IL
The President Of the Senate then
declared MARTIN VAN buren, duly
elected President Of the United States.
Tor the four years subsequent to the
18th OF March next.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Il. nj. JOHNSON, (incIuding those of
Michisan,) III votes.
FRANCIS GRANGER, ~
JOHN TYLER, IL
WILLIAM SMITH, Or
There not being a majority Of the
whole number OF votes given, the Pre-
sident declared that the election of a
wee President Of the United States
had not been effected and that the du
ly OF elcc,ing that officer out Of the
two highest candidates Oh the list. r.
VI. Johnson and FraRcis Granger
would devolve on the Senate.
The Senate then returned TO their
Chamber; and The IIouse.aiter appoint
ing a committee Of two TO wait on Mr..
Van buren,, and inform hIm of his
election Immediately adjourned.
The Senate was soon crowded in
every part. and preparations were in
stanlly made for going into election Of
the Vice President. Some DELAY oc-
Cured IN consequence OF the absence
OF MIR. Clay and Mr.. Robbins. " he. how
ever. soon appeared. The Senate was
iuH. The Secretary then proceeded
to call the members by name. They
excessively cried out the name Of the
candidate for whom they voted.
The following Senator. voted for. NJ
JoHssOS - Messra Benton, BLAow Rrowo
buchsosn, Cuthbert, Dana, EwinR az Illinoi.
FULTON. Grundy, Hendricks. Hubbard. King of
Alaoams, King 81 Ga. Linn. LYON Mexican.
moons Morris. houton. Nicholas, Niles. Nor
veil. Page, Parker. Rises. Robinson. RurxIe.
sewer. strange. Taiimsdgs. Upton, Walker,
The following Senators voted for F,,,e
GsASeEa s-Messrs Bsysrd, CLAY. CIs,too
oHi'enden, Davis. Ewing of Ohio. Kent
knight. PFsntiss. Robbins. southard, spence
s~in. Tomlinson, Wall. web.tsr-I6
Messrs. Calhoun, Preston and Whit.
did not vote. for reasons doubtless peY.
ieclly satisfactory 10 their own minds.
The President then announced She
election Of RfoHARD NJ. JoHNsoN-a
man without without fitness
without dignifed department. lie
y TO preside over the senate Of The q.
ExPUNGIsG senate
Truly hath the Orator Of Athens de.
elared, The hope Of safety which
corrupt men have is placed IN ire sresss
ofLheiT base"sss AID iaigUilI oiOAe." II.