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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

The population If pieL has aos become tsfaBis..d q, m.
most sVt and sseseious remedy dsscoosved(or
fNFL UENZA, COUGHS. COLDS ASTHMA
WHOOPIkG COUGH SPLITTING OF
MOOD, AND ALL AFFECTIONS
Of THE LUNGS
Prepared only By the soIt Proprietor,
GODDARD a. BUTLER.
No. sigh, Gold Sbsd, Nee Fot
Ia pressnng ths asefs remedy 10 the public Tie prog
ete, 70 astses med BY physician om wtou tho recipe .
obtaise 10 state that he las yssd II himself
hhd IN hs extensive pracsice in Pnnsanasg sEr,t,or
astonishing eject The happy eotz nsi.a. ID ,sastte
substances Of which q 10 ertirriy comp "a a5e - M
aaaPed 70 dseas OF the Lsncs, liver rud stss,se
has eeen sr.d very extensively and the pro
pnto has not known sage instance IN xhseh L. d.
90 81 gsihg relief IN diseases Tor which IS reeo1
sssh 10 cases sfpioach isg 10 conssnp,ion a,isrsa
beedrs N tia Lnnzs. and where All osbc, reu.e1. ri
iaod the me<t deroed and faiterng success ,,
re ssc Cossinos eeds, which generally Inc ee, "a
o~ssseted p<rpuson, will yed 10 lis ina sGc IA eu
hesr ~h<a usea 10 asihns, hosneaess ~Leesisg md
usnssi rer and sleep 10 vhoopag eosgb Il /. ~,tho.
nm esefstes By sspils srPeeorstiOs AID laay q GOV.
60 .s isisss With perfect szsc<y.
HIS gessse Ncs Eagisns Csegh S,rup vii Ne .,,s,o.
eom nn o. oreetons, enelnsed an engraved .r,urr
essg on ths sgAsae 81 the proprietor IN ks o-n
H. sofus vii b sealed sac stamped o. the egs
few a the nsny oee.sssis fs,os Of III. sy,v,
ss q possseos q the psser ss1ss Esr Inc perar.
81 thoss ~ks H.y bs usshie< ~itA s1suii.r coous,r,.
Aes<s Meref. Pisas<r a Ca
Gesasss<H-AAsf hssiss useiIby the reooaue,a.,,.,
q NJ t<ncs. nse.t every 1cdsclss Zoe cough ,xlhou,
me ea fsef had reeestse 10 yosf ne. Eaeissd Corl
rep sne AN sassAe1 e ssy, ~th thsnkulas.s ~
Aaa ssfsc ne q sss q ths obsiissls eouxL. eve
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
THE GOOD SAMARITAN.

LIZA CONTRAST.--All nations, from the remotest
sges have had ships but Columbus only found out the
way to America Before the time Of the great Spanish
navigator. people only enabled 10 paddle about
the shores. Just with the Life Medicines II is but
two short years since first ventured upon unknown
ocean, and have discovered the precious object was
IN search of-HEALTH. Vegetable medicines were
use not BY the Of them, have not only pass.
ed from the detected invalid to the hale hearty and
active man Of business, but comparatively speaking
in my own experience, advise with my fellow ci tizeus
Does the render want proof that the Vegetable Life
Medicines are suitable TO his case have on file
at my office, 546 Broadway, hundreds Of letters from
some Of the most respectable citizens Of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony Of the virtues Of
a good Vegetable Medicine.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly ruined
by the "al infallble mineral prepe of the day.
will bear witness that the Life Medicines and such
only, arc the true course to permanent good health.
JOHN MoPPAT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
Salt Rllcuan Ointment.
RC,SSELL'S
- Vegetable Bilious
- PILL s,
GED For. EN112iyu 9Th pscjr

NElOR general use in cases of Jaundice morbid sen.
- bity OF the stomach and bowels, loss of appetite
fntd BREATH cosveness Piles, and all diseases arising
from hillary derRngements,--as for correcting the
state Of the blood aud cleansing the system Of foul and
vscid humors. These pills mild cathartc pro-
dueng neither pains gripping, and therefore val
liable and highly approved medicine, AMI are pronoun
ced such by the most dsting Physicons Each
box containing 80 Pills.
Price 81 l-2 cents box
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

N. c. Goddsrd--Winjsor
NJ. =. Buekland Bellows Fail.
j. Slecne--Drattleboro'
Orvis & Roberts--Msnchestct
j. Hsgar--Middlebury
w. L. acknowledgement
J. w. Rcming,on--yohnson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

.e~ and shall Gel 10 b su,y 70 recommend toevs-
~ one whom ksd % sccd Il 20 v,ssble medicine
ssss~, Noe 20. ISL isn" J31iS p STEVENS
the bottle q New England Cough syrup which occurred
Of you the 10 Of April has entirely relieved from
very severe cough which had snicsd for short time
past Aher esng variety 81 medicine. ard EsdinR per
ty your ssrsp The result havr sresdy stated sue.
eeedco beyond erprrstioa and obeeruiiy cofpmend
very valuable medicine al those Who may be az
ase,ed with similar complaints.
Bosser Msy !. 1855 CHARLES RUGGIEs
In vcs great pleasure To he able to add my testimony
vcr Of yosr New Englspd Cough Syrup bottles az
~seh having entirely cured my eoosh which
southern climate but the fortunate Of the Syrup III
preclude the necessity
Your, DC JOSEPH BRADiEs
Bodos. Ssyss-.beri 1854
The proprietor would add that he constantly receiving
oemercus testimonials 81 the value and ecacy Of the
cdy.
For sale, By appointment Of perpetrators, by
). PORTER, Ruaoad, w.
Airo faT sale Gbors
.s- THE oRHIs TOOTH WASH
The ortis Tooth N.yA pprirs vsFctsbo preparation
possessing The pfoneItiep ~ corrnt he teeth and mouth,
icsiesirg 10 glus htsilht Ne I'd pre,enaa cay
ANS t t4te af or BE G.oosh. whether srssins iToG
afr we'd tooth ~ dcrNnged state VI tho stomach.
s.rnt teeti I'd wh,io teeth tho valuable por-
sps o. un'nityi but bow maay neglect the atirn
ton their when surrounded
ty AZ t,o prans aecfsf iuong lose know cf mono
more pleasant nd e.rla han he oEs Iou1H WASH
1t oeanscs I'd whlens tic teeth strengthens The ruus
pu6cs the mouth and the bfea tn " recommend
It's use to all, young aud old ~ Boston noraiAs Poa
me 'a'eni testimony Of the ewineoi Deniss and
scy shown by the numerous certificates that accompany
each bottle 3l8ti6mo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
CoUGHs, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
N. II. DOWNS
Vcegefable BOlsunstc EIixiv.

MEE 81 the mot certain end sure r@nediet. for
W. cosghs. colds. consumptions. whooping cough,
asthma, csisrth. Group, aud all disease, Of tho lungs
which hss ever been odcredts the public
This Elixir. unlike any Of the cough remedy, 10 The
resuk q hong expererce by the proprietor In his own
csse, Who, 10 the year 1897, was given by his
frieuds and physicisns 10 confirmed consumption
with bleeding ., thu iuns,) by which des,e hs year
previous, he he'd ior two brother. Since ibat time
Il has been administered 10 Thousands with unpar allied
success. may be by reference 10 the few ceri-
6satss subosned 10 the pamphlet attached 10 each bot,
De. and may be had Of agents without charge.
u da<s DOT operate most cough medicines do re-
lieving the patient for fsw days, after which they
soathe H. iesvins the cough tight than before h.
enables the psis, to throw "a the tough phIem with
cot ac>ratng the ianss while nature aud the healing
qualities ei the elixer, by removing ell morbid ifrtA-
dous and infs mnstoa from the lunss 10 the surfsos
ssd 6nAliy sxpss u by perpiraiou, and otherwise win
effect cure, and The psisus during the time will
become attached 10 il. BY which means aud persever-
snes. many valuable lives have been savej.
fsw esStihesiss sdisi To conyncs the mos, in
esedsless 81 The superiority Of this msieins any
ether IN use. While Il 10 recommended 10 those suerrg
70 srssd, Try, icdgs.- and than speak a. they 6ni
= Aesrr Curtis Rufseil csuno, iorbesr 10 inioi N
yea 81 tke rssuh upoa Of my children from the
81 IN. u. Down. We getatls Bslsanie Elixer.' Some
tins Last winter wss whit 70 my ffhsr-inlsw IN
Jsrioe. with ny wfe and chiidren. When there. the
yeangsst took sisssi cold, which resulted IN
eGsc<ioa upcu the unrs. which had fair terminate Ia
M 10 shoft iine The advice Of regular physician
cd cthsrA hsviss been stssssd which appeared Of
service 70 the intis SUFFERER. the is could
think a. vss Induced 10 ride tveniy miles and Oh.
tHisst bottle q rhs Elixir. upoa my return wen
ionsdistsly 10 sininisiefias IL. and in sheu hou,
- chlsd b~ssa 10 breath nsss freely. s,il pers
.vofsd usfd svssiAg. wb<n IL w.s sppseutly
- -. Asd although leo hoan before tbs chill
- ssppssd 10 bs psss all recovery, was bot tire.
- bs5ors vs vas easblsd 10 rstarn home with IN.
= vb'sh 5000 rsxsised iss usual hssiih, and ha
1pus1ssd -.
thrr<ssss. esssiisr that I eau bot dsrhsrg,
rreetu4< % ,nfsruing Yea q tss particular
1FA>eA sscrshs 10 the virtus 81 fhs med
HIRAM c, BRUSH.
80 ~ whs May osssa. hs'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

,es. Cor vhich she early life usej many remedies IN
VAN. BE-, besas a oousump,ivs habit was iodueed
To take bottle % "Rss. n, N. Dcwss Vegetables Bal
ssr,e faixsr and TO her sstoaishmenbefo ossx
bottle. her bearing re,io~ct entirely expressing
hefseh ihsnkfal that ,hs able 10 freely with
her fsmiiy snd fr,ends. Add although much wasted
wins cough. she hss by ,skag three bottles,
been Gar restored es able 10 s,ssod 10 her DO
nsessc dutiss- JOB GREEN.
81 Alhsns July ~. 1885.
Ti, may certify that Tor eighteen moa'hs previous
10 the spfiag q 1857. w, troubled with severe
Cough which threatened 10 terminate ooBsumJ ,ou.
spd % pnwel that wa, obliged 10 give up all
business st which time concluded with ZONE relue
tspce try the effect Of the thea medicine N. H.
Do~ns Bslss1 Elixer. when 10 my surprise, and that
Of my sml u began rapidly 10 recover. aud IN few
weeks able 20 resume my business. But this wat
90, all. For great humber Of year had been par
TALLY drsf caused by cold, snd aston'sbment we.
s Increased to hsd that my hearing has been entirely
restored which sit ibuie entirely 10 the Of their
elixir, and have sinos enjoyei good health.
NATHANIEL FIERCE.
Lewiston, VT July 1898.
FOR ssle at No. 90 Washington street, three dooFs
from s. q. Pcckt tavern, by p.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
wHoL gssLE RETAIL .sGE,'Tg

Beekwth d Dyer, Salisbury slcssst Cooan.s -ft.t
BrsoJon Henry Symouds Pi'tfofd Hitchcock Mr..
gen West Rutland aud Cl.rendon; at the Casilc.,-
Bookstore; Stanley Leitingwe & Co. West Poalass /;
&. r.. Walker 4 Co. Beeton; 4, J.. Caiiin Dwell .
Kent Wright shoreham VIM. marsh Sare~ sbur,, snd
vicinity Wm Fey Rutland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

May be used in Winesr waser.

udV DC uscu IN. W Ine01 WUscfs
HHHESE celebrated bitters are composed purely OF
- vegetables Of the most innocent yet specific vr-
tues. They recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions. cleansing and streng hepiug the
stomach, and increasing the appce-also preventive
against the cholera morbus, fever-and-a removing
nausea, vomiting, heart burning weakness the breast
pain in the stomach and other symptoms Of fatuence
and Indigestion. Ono box will tncture one gallon.
Price Is cents box.
RUSSELLS CELEBRATED
Salt Rhcum Ointment.
NHfiS is unquestonabiy the best and safest remedy
- ever yet offered TO the pu 5c for that obstinate
disorder SALT RHEUM. Where other means have
ailed II has succeeded, and the fact that il has been
extensively used by emiennt Practitioners speaks VOL
nmes in It's praise II equally ecscous in oil diseases
OF the skim scsd head ring worms and the most inyet
crate Itch, Nc &C. Numerous certificates might be
obtained but the proprietor chooses that fair trial
should be che only evidence Of its superior efficacy
Price SO cents box.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

NoRTHAmPTos.-No opposition to Mr.. Wi..1
Congress. VERIFY (W.) reelected to the Hous. y
Delegates.
oHIo.-McConneTl wv. } reelected to the Ho..
Of Delegates, without opposition.
R~oASoKE.-Snider Il. F.) elected to the Ho,,.
of Delegates.
MARsHALL.-Scott Il. F. elected by 6 vo,..
over Caldwell. for the House Of Delegates. '
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (W.) 34I, Johnson n
F.) 2lS, Shinn Il. FL 80, for Congress. y.
(W.) 444, Wiley (L. F. 123, for Senate. srn--
Il. + elected to the House of Delegates.
CAsELL -Beirne IL. FL 466, Wefhered NV
259, for Congress. Thornburg IL. F) elected -
the House of Delegates.
KAsAwHA.-Wethered 4l6, Beirne 26G, for c.,
gress. Reynolds (W.) elected to the House af
Delegates.
Recommendations (W.) elected to Ii.
House of Delegates.
PEsDLEroS.-Hiner IL. F.) elected to III.
House Of Delegates.
BRooKE.-McMillen IL. F.) elected to II.
House of Delegates.
TYLER.-Sterhenson wv. said obe re-elccted
to the House Of Delegates.
COMMUNICATION, (Whig,) elected to n.
House of delegates.
PREsToN.-CarIol IL FL elected to the Hou,s
of Delegates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06


We are informed, (says the New York
Courier and Enquirer through a chan
mel in which we conide, that MIR. ELLIS
carried out with him, on board the frigate
Constitution, which sailed a few DAYS since
a treaty negotiated at w ashington, and
signed in the early part of April, by MIR.
MARTINEZ OH the part Of the Mexican,
and Mr.. F~oRsYTH on the part OF the A.
merican Government. BY the provisions
of this treaty, we understand that, within
three months after the ratification of it by
the high contracting parties, two Commits
sioners shall form IA Board, to hold their
sittIngs at Washington, to whom shall be
submitted all private claims that within
eighteen months after their first meeting,
they shall examine and decide on all cases
submitted to their consideration that i'm
medlately after the result Of their labor
shall have been communicated 10 the
Mexican Government, that Government
shall issue its bonds, bearing an interest
of eight per cent to the respective claim
ants for the amount of the award in their
favor that these bonds shall be receiva-
bic IN payment OF duties at the several
Custom Houses ofthe Republic of Mexico,
but that when large sums are presented
at one time, or at one place, the Govern
ment may refuse to receive more than
one.half such amount.
We are further informed that all those
grievances of a pEblic nature, which have
heretofore threatened to interrupt the
peace ofthe two countries, including the
difficulties respecting Texas, are substan.
TALLY arranged in n satisfactory manner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

So William Lucas is returned by a majority of
FOUR VOTES.
By an examination of the polls, we learn, it was
ascertained that two persons voted twice for Mr..
Lucas, viz; in Frederick, and at the Garardstown
poll, in this County. A large number of Illegal
votes, we also learn, are ascertained to have been
given to him, and it seems to be generally under
stood that Mr.. Barton will contest the election.
1t Is painful to US to refer again to the course of
the Berkeley Wings in this contest, with whom the
strength lay to oveIbalance tho false and illegal
votes of every kind, and rescue this District from
the hands of the spoilers; but we trust that the re-
suit of the recent struggle will demonstrate to them
the importance of their vigorous action in future
contests, and that they will not fail to rally in sup
port of The principles which they avow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

INCLINED PLANEs.-Welea learn that the new track
around the inclined planes on the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road, has been finished, and that the
cars commenced running upon it on Monday last.
This alteration will save a great deal Of time in the
"Trip from Baltimore to %IIarPer's Ferry; enabling
the company to dispense with the fixtures, horses
and agen;s which they have hitherto been compel
led to maintain at tho Planes, and to run the same
locomotives through, from either to the other point.
All the delays in the transportation of produce
and merchandise, giving rise hitherto to complaints.
are understood to have been mainly attributable to
the difficulties at this point, and will b. ob4 ated
by tue construction of the new track.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

END OF THE FLORIDA WAR.-It is again, and
for the fftieth time, announced that the Florida
war is ended and people seem at length disposed
to believe that 1t is all over. We publish to day
Gen. Macomb's general orders, from which i, may
DO perceived that, by the terms Of settlement, the
Seminoles retain all they haze been fighting for,
while the United States abandon the project Of re-
moving the Indians, after an expenditure Of twenty
millions of dollars, and the p~roAigate sacrifice of
the best blood of her citizens.
Itsecms to be the general impression that mat
ters cannot remain in this position long. The Indi-
ans cannot live in their swnmps and hammocks
without plumber and robbery, and when this re-
commences, the exasperations of the past will not
be forgotten, and thus will the war be resumed and
fought over.
The best we can hope for, is, that the evil day
may be Protracted, until the destinies of this coun-
try shallbe wrested from the feeble hands that now
guide them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

Loss AMI GA1N.-Whig Gain-Caro-
line Senator, l, Albemarle, do. |; Din
wlddie delegate, l, Nelson l, Pocahontas,
|, Bath, l, Patrick, -.
Wig charlottesville, |, Brunswick,
l, Southampton, l, Fairfax, l, Frederick,
l, Monroe, l, Wythe, Marshall, l, Mo-
nongalia, l, ~Powhatan, l, Mecklenburg,
| Ill.
Conservative Loss-Prince George, /,
Frederick, l, Roanoke, l, Boltetourt, l,
Montgomery, /, Hampshire, /, Morgan,
IL. Conservative Gain-Russell, l,
Grayson, l -.
SENArE.-LaSt Year-Whigs, 10, Con-
servatIves, 3, Locos, 10 30. This Year
Wings, II, Conservatives, g., Locos,
IT 30.
LAST SEssIoN.-Joint BaHot-Whigs,
81, Conservatives, IA, Loco ocos, II.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

NAVAL ACTION IN THE EAsr.-ln the southern
part of Chin-India, the Malays inhobit-a most
savage and barbarous race Of men. From time in
these men have subsisted by pluuder-
especially on the high seas and have ever been
considered and treated as pirates. Owing to the
peculiar geography Of this part of the world, and
their daring spirit. they have been enabled to settle
a great number of the islands of Australasia-re
tanning, however, their savage disposition wherever
they went. In religion they arc Mohamedans and
tie vessels of " ChriStandogs," have at all times
been considered lau ful prizes.
Acting out this principle, a few years ago, the
Malays Of S%umatra, committe various depreda-
lions on American Commerce. The frigate Poto.
mac, chastised them severely, for their violations
of the laws Of nations.-Bat the lesson, it appears,
was Intellectual: their piracies have been renewed,
and the chasrisement has been inflicted again
For the capture ofthe ship Eclipse, ofSalem, Mass,
Com. Reed, bombardedQ ualla Battoo, in December
last, destroying one fort, and otherwise injuring
he place. On the 1st Of January. Muckie. a place
about forty miles from Qualla Battoo, was attacked.
After the cannenading, 400 men were landed and
all the properly in the town was destroyed. On
the landing of the forces, the Malays retreated and
no resistance was made to the ruin Of their town.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-We have
received a catalogue OF the Officers and
Students Of this Institution, from which
we learn that there are at present PAT
scholars, 161 of whom are from Virginia.
The following gentlemen compose the
Board of Visitors chapman Johnson,
Rector. Joseph G. Cabell, Thomas j..
Randolph, John II. Cooke, James NJ. Ma
son, William G.. Rives, Samuel Taylor,
Frank Carr, Secretary. The Faculty is
composed ofthe following gentlemen =
Gessner Harrison, Chairman; Gessner
Harrison, Professor of Ancient Langua.
ges George w. Blattermann, Professor
of Modern Languages; Charles Bonny-
castle, Professor of Mathematics j; Will
liam B. Rogers, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy +; John P. Emmett, Professor
Of Chemistry and Materia Medica james
l.. Cabell, Professor of Anatomy and
Surgery; r. E. Griffith, Professor of
Medicine George Tucker, Professor of
Moral Philosophy J. A. G. Davis, Pro.
lessor Of Winchester Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

ANTEMAsoSIc CoNvENTIoN.-The Pennsylva-
MIA anti-masonic Convention, convened at the Court
House, in Harrisburg, on the 23d ult. Ate, cleo
ting their officers, the Convention appointed an
electoral ticket; and confirmed the nomination,
made at a previous meeting, of WIN. II. HARRISON
for President, and DANIEL WEBSTER for Vice Pre-.
sident Of the United States.
The committee on Resolutions reported aconsid-
cradle number ofResolutions, which were adopted;
and, after the transactinn of some other business,
the Convention adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06
From the Charleston Courier-Msy 81.
THE FLORIDA WAR ENDED.

We are at length able to make this of.
repeated anddelusive a%nnunciation in good
earnest. Major General MAcoMB arrived
here this morning in the steamer Cincin.
natti, from Jacksonville, &c. F. having
made the definite pacific arrangement con-
tanned in the General Orders which we
give below, and of which he has politely
furnished us a copy. The arrangement
made by the Commanding General is a
wise as well a humane one. 1t will DO
better TO leave the slow but sure influence
of advancing civilization to relieve Flori'
da of the mnan Of her savage inhab''
tants, than further to prosecute a war, OF
the cost of millions, in order TO expel q
handful Of lndians from inaccessible ham,
mocks and morasses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS OF The ARMY,

FoRr KING, (Florida,) May Is, 1889.
The Major General Commanding in-chief has ine
satisfaction of announcing to the Army in tlones'
to the authorities of the Territory, and to the cit'
zens generally, that he has This day terminated the
war with the Seminole Indians, by an agreement,
entered into with CHITTo-TUsTE-kUGGER, principal
chief of the Seminoles, and successor 10 ARPixA,
commonly called SAM JONES, brought TO this post
by Lieutenant Colonel HAREEY, of the Cd drsgoons
from the southern part of the peninsula. lhe
terms of the agreement are: That h~ostilities inns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

OFFICIAL RETURNs-The Sheriff. of the differ
ent Counties, of this Congressional District, met at
Bath, on Monday last, and compared the poll of
each County, when the following result was ascer-
tainad
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06
Senator'S elected his Vear.

James Lyons, Whig-to supply the
place Off. b. Haryie, resigned. William
Campbell, Whig-Bedford and Franklin.
James b. Thornton, Whig-Caroline, Els.
sex, and Spottsylyania. Charles Cooke,
Wing Amherst, Albemarle, and Nelson.
John ii. Peyton, Whig-Augusta and
Rockbrldge. John w. Nash, Loco
Chesterfield, Amelia, and Powhatan.-
Charles Hunton, Lo~co-Fauquier and
Prince William. The Monongalia and
Shenandoah districts not heard from, but
we surrender them to the Loco Focos.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED
Henry A. Wise, John Hill, John M. Bolts,
Charles F. Mercer, William l.. Goggin,
Jno. Taliaferro, r. NJ. T. Hunter, Wings;
James Garland, Geoge w. Hopkins, Con-
%serpatireS ; John w. Jones, Joel HolIe-
man, Francis E. Rives, Linn Banks,
Walter Coles, William Lucas, Robert
Craig, Lewis Steenrod, George c. Drom.
goole, Van Buren,. Three districts not
ascertained.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-06

WING ana OOh5tTVHIIVt THuJUIIyi
The seven remaining to be heard from, will, in
all probability, be about divided.
In the congressional election, also, the Wings
have gained handsomely. At the election two
years since, there we're chosen Is Van Buren, men
and 6 Wings. In the recent election, there are
chosen 10 Loco Focos, 0 Wings and Conservatives,
and two remain to be heard from. Of the 10 Lo-
cos, we do not doubt that Mr.. Lucas will give
place to Mr.. Barton, as soon as the polls shall BIO
scrutinized by Congress.