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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

We are authorised TO announce WiLLMN WAT
SON, ESQ.,, 5 candidate 10 represent the county
Of Berkeley ia the next House o. Delegates of Viz
ginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

w W. pWlii3 \AS'SN'N~/
The entire vote of the Legislature, had
all been present, would have been l2O !;
of these the Wing nominees received %
votes, and there were a Wing votes abb
sent, making the parties to stand 81
Wings, to SO Locolocos. The entire
Wing majority ofvote, had all been pre-
sent, would have been Ia.
After this election was determined, the
Legislature proceeded TO the election oil a
Senator, for the brief interval between
the present time and the 4th OF March,
On this point, many ofthe Wing mem
bers though, it would be hardly necessa-
rv to recall the present incumbent, as his
term would expire IN very few days al
ter his successor could arrive at Wash
ington. Several oflhe Wings according
" voted for the Locofoco incumbent, who
was in consequence elected. This was
magnaninity, that the Vanities would ne
yer have displayed towards their adversa-
RES when they had them in their power
The vote stood Tor Williams 60, and 10!
Henderson 52.-BdH. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

On the 18th message was received from the
Senate, stating that they had passed the bill for
preventing the spreading of the coniagion known as
INC CHAMBERS among horses, with amendments
which were concurred in by the House On motion
leave was given to bring ina bin for incorporating
the Emory aud Henry College, in Washington
County. The bill for changing the time of holding
elections, and the meeting the Legislature, was
read second time and rc-committed. The balance
of the day taken up in the discussion Of matters
relating to the James River and kanawha ComPa-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

On the 9th and 9th the business of the Honse OF
Delegates was mostly of local nature, excepting
tho report of the Committee on the public debt,
which was made op the OH, and afer some discus
sion was laid on the tab, and ordered to be prin-
IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
The World Redeemed.


 " EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful. The with the precious relic, which almost de6es diseasei all it's various ramfcations, and gaddens the heart sinking under the gffevous burthen Of weakness and disease. Doctors with all their boasted science step aside, and contemplate the ushering in of new and evenfu era, in which the inhabitants are their own physicians.
 of all light, has opened her vast storehouse, and s pouring forth to mor,as the precious sap of life and health. @
 Persia and ndia the adore2 of the present, and the w0rshpped ot future agee, are Iavshng upon their richest boons, causing the heart to leap oy at ing the sick healed; the lame walk, and presenting to those that are whole, gu0rangee for 3i cents, for preseryingthe shield of health and enjoyment
 The Persian and India extracts, the wonder ot the age, have been so thoroughly tested, proved, and unanimously patronized and conceded to by alf pro- fessions and classes, physicians not excepted, who have become acquainted with their unparalleled vT- tues; the universal and unbounded confidence they insure, added to the grateful and uncaed for testinO nals in their favor, Is sufficient to warrant every in. disidual with confidence to make a trial of them.
 A treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and cure with certificates from many influential persons who have been raised where the skill Of the best phy sicans had failed, and the various medicines of the day had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
 For convenience, these extraets made into Pills, and are called RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS. Try one box. and your money will te re- funded if they are not what they are recommended the Ne. Plus Ultra ofthe age. Lake &I Ilayse. Bethem; Mesers. Betts, Woodhusy.
 J. M. CLARK, general agent for thesiaies of New. ester, N. Y. ly23
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

i. will pOsitivey prevent any dissase. having ten- deney io keep the animal system n peEIeet health bF correcting the ciEculatiDn and impulity ofth blood, and disglPatng the heteTuRaneOus humOB of the olu ach. This article s c0nsids1ed by all who constantly use i real Of mature, and the rsat I5lh. Dr F.'s Tssihisg Syrup--Tkis is one of the most highly pTizsd articles wit motheEs, nuFsss and the public in general. A child could have no more eectual remedy. affords the litlle sufferer instant relief. How many children might have been saved, by the timely application Olthis invaluable syFup!
 sOothes the pain a rhe tiFst appleatiOn and u used according to the directions will prevent series of dseases, such feyers bowel cOmplants drOpsy. s, and dcaih, True, costly, but dearer is the com. fort and life of children Try IL. disapp0intment will De met with, and t it deserves patronage recon mend it for their sake.
 i6th. Dr. Es Hsaliag Salvr, for bruises, searifca. tion of the skn suTeness ulcers and the piles. This is one of the most scientific compounds f0r the above complaints. It will very heal np the most ohsti- nate chronic, and oldest s0renessabate Gil inflan. mation--and gives almost inssnta,eous relief to he internal or external Pea eO caledS etter blind oE 1 bloody.
 Agents for GAe 0bOye-Li,chfeld, A. A. Lord; Beth. lem, s. l. Loomie; Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft WoOdbury; MerrimaG 6 Douglass Bristol, George 1 Mitchell .Brookfeld, Fl. l., Peck & Co.
 New York, Oct 24 l8S9 1y9l
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
JEW DAVmss
OR RBBR&W RIARTRI

TKNFE pecuIiarties ofthis Chemical Compound, are
 II owing to it's extraordinary effects upon the ami mai fibre nerves ligaments and muscles, it's virues being carried by them to the immediate seat of dis ease, or of pain and weakness. However good any internal remedy may be- this as an external applica. ton, will prove powerful auxiliary in reuluving the disease and facilitating the cure, in cases o Local h. Hammation, Scrofaloas Affections, Kings Evil Gout Infamma,ory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
 A gentleman travelling in the south of Europe and ss Psns I, n s' 9fsd % SAs s qss 'o$ oS H 5 isT PLASTER, and of the (as he considered1 miraculous cures it had performed that he was induced to try it on his own person; for Lung and Liver affectiou journey, but which had resisted the genial influence of that balmy and delicious climate. He coon found his health improving; and in a few weeks his cough left him, the saowness of his skin disappeared, his nently reinsta,ed. Since that time, he has been Fe- commenting 1t to his friends and acquaintancee. tor all fixed pains whatever: such as rheumatism gout headache, nervous teethache pain in the side, hip, white swelling. hard tumors stiff joints. egue cakes, ague in the breast, weakness and painn the stomach weak limbs, lameness, affections of the spine, female weaknesses, &c. No female subject to pain CT weakness in tte back or side should be without it.
 Marr,ed Lcdes, in delicate situations, find greatre lief from constantly wearing this plaster. The appl- cation Of this plaster between the shoulders has been found certain remedy for colds, coughs, phthisic stroys inflammation by producing copious perspra. ton. No physician should be without it. For par. ticulars see bill that accompanies each box and d. rectons. Each box contains sufficient to spread or SplasteIs. Price 90 cents per box.
 Sold by the Agents--At the Post Office, Litch6eld Lake & Hayse, Bethlem; Mcssrs. Bette, Woodbnry
 JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the states of New.York and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall,
 NE The. above medicines are for sale in all the principal places in the U. States. Nov.7. ly23
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
R RR0w1RID@1

rTAe removed tothe stand lately occupied
 bv George Boll0s, i've doors west ot the Court House, and two west of the Centre oI Attraction" where he will continue to .NKlssiEfs1cGsee'e W0OeB & SeOcss
 equal to any in the state.
 ALSO, line. received from New.YorlE, 100 sides Of SOLE LEATHER, with variety of Upper Leather. Calf Skins, Morocco, Lnings, Bind- ings. &c. &c. ,,:,.. Litchfeld, NOU. IA. S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

grEsffE Steam, Boais will alte,na telv ..o,,s. II nua to leave New.f Haven iiaiIv. ss \ \ M. Returning. leave New York daily. st q o'clock M. IT Freight taken as us xai er. scepting such goods as are of foreign grovrsh or manufacture. - - M CHA'S w. HINAfAr1, Aesn.
 Jor tha sIecess0gsof tAe Ne,c. Ha..,. ss Sissss Boat COmrany..
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
U. s. Mail Stage
AE[ FN7
Litchfield to New.Haveap.

N EAvEs Litchfield Mondays. Wednesdays IA and Fridays at 6 o'clock A. M.--arriyes in New Haven at 4 o'clock P. M. Returning, leaves N. Haven on the arrival of the steam boat from New York, passing through Hurn- phreysville & Woodb1ry, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays. For passage or ipfor- mation, apply at either of the public houses in Litchfeld, or to H. MIX. New. Haven. >e. S. DEILIBER.
 Liichfela. June. 1639. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
GLOT TsEN.

" ADIES and gentlemen's lined Gloves
 IA also. ladies' kid. gents buclIskin, cash. mefe. merino. black and cold c. skin, and coarse woolien and cotton Cloves; boys and misses woollen and cotton Gloves good lea- ther Miatens, for sole at Nov. IA. zs L LAwRENCrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
Drugs and Medicines, .. AT wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
 lltER. RNiMER. IKeiaAGa. AIe.


 - can be bought within the ssate,f6f cash or credt-including an assortment of Bronzes, gold and silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shellac, Alcohol, Japan and Copaf Varnish, Tamarinds, Madder, Cochineal, h. digo, American and Russia Isinglass, Spices; Sal-Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Sodn and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water, supes Tlor and common winter sperm, castor. nnre Linseed. and Sweet OILS; Chlorine. ToOth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Taliow. @ 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT or f.
 Patent Medicines. including AndersonIs Cough Drops, Swaim'd Panacea, Bateman's Drops. Welch Med. icamentum. Thompson's Eye Water,
 Pms of various kinds, &c. &c.
 Also. q complete ass0riment of 5 English and American Paints among which arc white and red Lead, Whit. ing, Chrome Yellow G Green, Prussian Bluo No. and ?, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra d0 sienna, Verrnilion, Lamp Black, &c. London Brown Stout, Porter; Old Madeira, Pure Port, and other VVimes-Pure Cog. niac Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum, &c. as medicines. " T Physicians, Hattcrs, Painters, &c. SUD. piled on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New York. 'dlE Litchfeld, July, 1880. .e iat
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
NEW GOODS.


 .Gt the G1besya0 CdS9h Store. |1NHE subscriber has received an addition 1 to his former stock of Goods, which he as anxious to sell cheap Jor cssk. Purchasers can md at his store, among other articles, black, green and olive Cloths, Pilot Cloths. Sattinets, Merinos, Mpuselin de Iaines Ital. ian. Poult dc Soi and Lustring Silks; French. English and American Prints; Furniture io: Rob Roys Rrocha, Merjno and other Shawls: vslyetss light and dark yestings, col'd Tahie Covers Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen. Cann. brics cross barred and sarsnet Cambric. .Fook Muslin. BObinet Lace. linen cambric and siIE llandk'fs. silk and gingham Crayats, brown and bleached Sheetinga brown and bieached Drillings. Canton Flannel. Ticking, Cotton Chsck, Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper. Batting ana Wicking, white and colored Wadding. Soess and Mocasins, Hose, Gloves. Umbrel. saAs Suspendess, &c. &c. &c.
 N ssve : ALs4l
 Lzsssses, CSOGlseS-af. EUg.Ehg1a. l
 AsrGSs Rsad MsSs.I GVs0s.a. Molasses. Sugar. Tea, Coffee. Snices. cronna and unground. FL OUR, Ssli SnnT and s;I,, To. bacca smoked and pickled Holabut. pickled and dried COdfsh. Shad, Mnckere{. SOrr LEATHER. &c. H. H WfJEET rR ,'1tA' 1tira6e.d Oef. g. la
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
A RARR (ITANWOH '

3 kA&&&A6 V&&AA8G O3
 GeQIS gt C0SE?y M Fl. NORTH & co. wishing to reduce < their stock of Goods, offer their entire Gssorssnest tor CA SHAT COST!
 They have on hand great variety of Goods of all kinds, and those in want will do we'll to embrace So favorable an opportunity to supply themselves at New. York prices.
 Aug. 2e. l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
Couartnership TGOttce.

copartnership under the firm of
 Church x Agards
 for fine manufacture of
 Tin CoDper. Brass and Skeet Iron VVGre,
 IN WoLcoTTvILLE, ,vhere thev will furnish Pedlars with good assortment of the above named wares. toge- ther with general assortment of Yankee No tons, Britdenia Wares, &c.. as low as can be bought at any other establishment in the state. All orders received from merchants to the amount of $25 and upwards will be filled al inc regular wholesale price, and forwarded to any town in the county free of expense. :. T Fave Troths and Conductors made and nut up in the best manner.
 ;, ALSO,
 Will keep on hand good assortment of
 CO0KEVG STOVES amongst which are Morse's celebrated Atha- nor, Gillett & Rand's Farmers Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves, Fire Frames, Oven Mouths, Cast iron Ploughs, Sleigh Shoes, Hollow Wares, &c. &c., which will be sold as cheap as can be bought at the manufacturers.
 U All kinds of work done at short notice. CHARLES s. CHURCH, BRADLEY R. AGARD.
 WozcottviNe, March 2, 1889. tfA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

,s,,s.,, &ykore New Books
 UST received, among which are. Ra,n. O Manual for Church Members; I,fs' and Correspondence of MT. Hankes: Christian Iouth,s Book; Young Lady IS Home Web. 4ser.s r Manual YoOhg Mans Guide; The
 sA1gust 2S. -.c,.s N 1s
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

Shavgls and Dress Hnamdk,fs. A VARIETY of Mouselin Dc Laine, Thibet "A wool. Chaiiy, Kabyle, Plaid and Merino Shawls, for sale by s
 October 3l. |. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

MIRRORS. A large lot, of mahoUs. WI any and zebra wood frames assotts,i sizes, just received by ',.st'' '.'
 June 2. N. Fl. NORTH &. Ca
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

1sGet RecetUed, a- ERESH Tamarinds, Lemon 6vrun. Con. E gre1s Water, Soda and Geidlitz Rowdefs, Writing Fluid; Oldridgeis Balm of ColuuIbia, Florentine and Chlorine Tooth Wash, Pure Macasser Oil, and Q variety of other articles.
 For sale by ]. G. BECKWITH.
 Lstckfeld, Julu 16. y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-12-12

$500 FromfAe Nasiom1E INselli seaees ~ FssJay "
Our readers Wiil perc6ivA. peFusal Of the report
Of yestesdaya pr0eeedinee in Congress- thatthe Rep
resentaves Of the People have Of last made ad.
novel difficulty ia which they found themselves pa-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-12-12
Corespoadsncs If he NssD- York, Express.
$3.50 WAauYNarf,Ss TNan

We have had not the end ofthe beginning,
Slf the beginning of the end, in the session
Of so-day. Instead Of 9 ballotting for Speak.
er, we have had speeches innunerable, and
instead &c a Speaker in the chair Of State
we have had a Clerk. who has made himself
er o6icio Speaker, Governor Committee, and
utmost every fhii,g else in the way of.authog
rity. The House opened at 10 as usual, aud
the session closed not much before 1--WE
O'Clock IN the evening. an event. of .courae.
altogcther nnaasaat. consiG ering il il but the
first day Ofthe session. 49, s.
The detailed report win give yoa the par
House, all Of which, however, may be sum-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-12-12

eed u tho course pursued By the CIegk oftEe Huss.
Inc olueuty produced by the refusal az that officer
proceed with the call of the Mehers was much aR-
RIavated ~ his having cousdeFed himself precldsl.
by regard to his duty from pFopouEdng 70 the Mem.
oeD any question tending 20 relieve themselves from
the Obstacles IN the way Of On organization OF the
House. From this dilemma tie House has escaped
by appointing the Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 10 prside
pro ten. over ils deliberations. This in coniexion
with the adoption Of the rules Of the last House forts
governments Of ne proceedinss.resiores the Clerk ~
his proper station, and viii enable the Members az.
sembled 10 proceed eaectnay IN the work Oforgani.
cation.
The action Of the muse yesteyday was quite sud.
den But had il been the result Of the l0neesi deibs-
ration, no movement could hsye been more proper
or more consistent with the dignity 0Ghe Representa-.
i've body than the placing in the Chair 10 preside
over the deliberations which are 20 precede the reeu.
lar organization Of the House, the venerable member
from Massachusetts distinguished vet less by his em4
neHt abilities and the public services he has rendered
man BY the stainless purity Of his private life
~ was perception Of the fitness Of this selection
pLoDaOy and the satisacton which every good cid.
zen must feel at seeing the first happy movement tos
warasa solution Of the perpexity in which the House
q apPIooallon nom the galleries. We are almost
sure shat nothing OF party feeling mingled with this
eD9nllon.f 1t was very properly pebuked however
and soon checked and tfpst will be reueai.
ed by those who entertain the respect which Is due
az well to the dignity of the House as 10 the The fghIA
ana feelings otthosc who compose il. q E-2f77SI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12

Resides prizys of S;lj0-20O-- lOO-SO- 6O-oO-
40, aud lowest prize 20
IL Drawn Numhr;s out of IS.
Tickets only $40. halves No. quarters >, eghihs 90
Certificates OF Packages of 2G Whole Tickets $500
do do 70 Half d. $50
do do 90 Quarter do %
do d, % Eighth do % %
n Ordrs for 9icheis and Shines or Certificates Of
Packagcs in the above Magnificent Schemes, will receive
the prompt attention and an official account OF each
dracng sent immediately after is to all no order
from US. Address,
d. S. GREGORY 81 CO. Managers.
Richmond, Va
=. Tickets in all other lotteries under manage
mrnl, constantly for sale as above
Feb 10 SS-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
klsessssiEs'S
Exchange s. lottery office,
RICHMOND VA

Sir Capi,ais in the ii2o i0s: Lotteries!
NJ Ten during the past tx FOr, IN one Lottery ~
Drawn numbers Of the Sussex County Lottery, Glass
No 7:
> y AZ SO 2s 10 35 10 81 Is GO 80.
% 420
IL ~ 81 all sold and paid, as usual Of sight: by
u 20 SO BIGGER.
80 IS 63
Drawn numbers of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Class No. l-drawn February 10th, le39-$3O'OOO ca
a 60 % 3 G7 IS 10 81 50 20 &C CT Il
Ticket 3 81 20 ! with numerous other smaller
Do A ~ II prizes, were uii sold and paid,
as usual. at sight, By BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
ztf~"sr;S FPrjee Gf19c",

IN the Friends and Patrons of tie old.esal,sh,G
Fortunes Home.
n Four Capitals in one L0tfc'y
THIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES, III one week. sold
and paid as usnal al sight by BiggT.
Ticket Nos II 90 30, the Grand Capital OF 50 COO
Do do /! % 50, The second Highest Prlz" oi @O
Both Nos sold and paid usual a, sight by BIGGER
-.t2l a 3d. the Grand Capital Of $2OoUO, sold TO
Member Of the Legislature and pail as usual at Sight
Foriuue's Home, Buyers Office.
The tickets in The $4,000 for the 10th March, and
N 0nO for the 10Th Apr are received and BE- had
The usual great variety Of fortunate numbers For large
prizes send TO THUS. Bi"'Eh.
March & G9G-l0 Rrhm0nd, ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
III Al y +,


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earnest Vi WI i"I to"rS seem - Nc ".tu WIN
'oops' o' '"'" va! W. VIZ '"'I " o'u"'''''' '"'
meG'A''u NO G"e''s VI ne D''''h "oTeih"f. "a very
animate" "''' ei"en' ''",.ss was "iue oy Inv No''
Nain''-'":c:''l 20 'ne hI"a assembled al Augusta
"I - 80, , 80 - ,. , C ~, .' - VI. peo
Pc a ''a oops "u,Ia,es NE" Pnpose 70 tI,y out
.e ~ .e ~ sS"'u'e u 'ne sat
80 p,n'lno VI .,e" u"'"..H SENS - nave i,'.
"e''' 't'' !' ID III! Is u'"S
uu3s Hon" d" '"" 10 'iaich "h '"e dispute" territory
we nope ''T tS",Hs ."e's'St al" 'he recommends
"o'S u We Dn'iSh munster WIZ! nave reached s uo-
ViH"fS o. Ns slae u ihInc aH6 iic FioVince Q: Ne"
b!u"s"iCk III LINE ~ prevent Tie ri!nsoH Of blood
UeanesGdyS GtOJe.
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10 !. vac 'tt&.. a. 's' i'i'.' a I"'t '0"!
-. a. "., " go 20 It 'a" ,II go 81 -, 1;
,, 49," ,' L lad i,,' ir,,o,it i,, ,,a NJ
,,h ,;..n' ,,Ii oI. ,I,, In. dc,orb,,sn, man,
;' 49, - S ,'', s I.a;,, nse, san, Ior,s,,d 70
t:I w.! , h =. -" , - cf JSssSs,rs ,roII
80 - nv :, 80 1y,3 1872. 80: 49,;
e' 'u t's'oNee" Ue,''i'" SO , l,'"''
' - y, ~ y Nv " ~ Co., =, T,r o, 50 49, ;,,,I ,'
a.' a." '.t ua'"S, VI VIC
r. ~ " " =" 'n - ~ !, ~ ;oo,,.,
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T. we. H. I,nr H,,;b TRANS ,rorr yhom
i Is t"h''e' "''I y"i'' l'''"Ti '''PS, "''s "o
az 'oVV e.' va W ~ 400 o V
~ '',totsu "'t,'".J - L ,s co
WIRE 10 i'"'e iot''enu JtSN'"'!i "'o az ioIe
was 'aP"ly concentrating on Tue A''o'''0"' u"1
ing up iofnica''ohS'
zen Sco't anu sian e'' n's'o" u'"'y /" oil "1'''
'o' nn ,''s ,'""e ,,o''i. r H., ,,; r,l. ,.,.
;, '"' D0'''' ''''''''''''' - '""' lung 'N''">'
''I, 10 ,o c.osr,l o,;,on !, hloi,e thu, the
t. " " ,h 49, SIa,a III nni ronsb her cI,,m
, w. ~ W 'n"' Va ,,. b,, ,,II
,. J.s""n;' , nI;,sr,, ,rcs il sn;,s nr tho
'' 80 '' W." , " ,iI;. ' ,. .P 49,,
I 10 H., nv, sas", h ianrn,tn If the whale Sac nf
Wan Vim, ,,;W Wv, ,tS y, rio nosssss;ou of hSe
,1roa.laoL IN ern fg,,66y Eorer
r. ~. .v,ra - p,",,,rf Rierh,r;c & Farmer dated ID
March Saturday, we learn that a gentleman from
Woodstock reports that the militia are gathering on the
lron,icr On: 40 regulars were at Woodstock with
pieces of artillery
correspondent of The Boston Courier, under date of
Hcullou Feb eth says there then raging violent
storm. which il thought would impede the pro.
gress of The SIX or eight HUNDRED m.i;;a oil Bangor Oh
lLe: march 10 Houllon
messenger Of Gov Harvey passed through Wood
stock F iGay, on his way The Governor General Of
Canada at Quebec, from whence large renorcemenls
were immediately expected
The Portland Courier oil Friday evening aays:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
POETRY
mMrcn rrrRrMAIs, uN.uNG."
TIE POPE HE LEADS A HAPPY LIFE.
I-,.-....-. 4. .r- lruulInn Snnn.

THE POPE HE LEADS A HAPPY LIFE.
n celebrated Geraah BcecaGHd!iGH Song
Tie Pope he leads happy life,
lie knuws ~ cafes Of marriage siu'c,
lie drinks ;hc hes; Of khculsh wImc,
would the PoPe's gry lot were m'"e'
But get all hsppy'. nos his ne, -.
lie loves No maid nor welded "i"'
nor cNila hath he 10 cheer has h"?'-
| wouI! no, WISH to be the Pope
The sultan better p'ens"S me-
tie lives li!. ofjoIHiy- -,
HIS wives az many as he wiii, -.
wauid.thc $ui.an's thro"" then h'''
In, vet he's rot happy man,
lie mus, obey the Alcoran;
AMI iqres not taste one drop OF "inc;
ImoulI no, iba, his fate we're nine.
S,hrrr ltakc my iowly stand,
III d,rak my own, my native land.
III A,'s nv maidcn'S lip divine,
AGi drink the best of RhcGish wine;
And when nv maiden kisses me,
ilfnucy | tie Sultan hc,
And when my CHEEKY glass tonc,
III fancy that am The Pope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12

a. AN&HO.-aiy Jack, S,YcHo, rising wears old. IS
~ now Tor SALE or to FARM OUT. He descended from
Davis Ross celebrated stock Of Jacks So well known
in Virginia. He is vigorous and active and Of a DARK
color, abont feet inch high Also, Jpnnes- two
of which are first rate The subscriber would sell 4
PAT, or all His address is Dabneys Mills. Louisa
ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
Feb - Gl-wio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12

And VINO LdpltuIS each OF IV'UUV
Are few of the leading capitals sold and paid Gas
al with BIG GER At sight. The same coed fortune and
prompt pay await all tse who purchase their cSetsat
BlGGER'S NJ Orders meet the most prompt atlen-
,ion and in all cases the orgina! (hlanagers) tickets
and shares will be forwarded consequently not liable 10
any mistake or dispute The cash for oil prizes can be
had las usua sight the moment the drawing are te
ceiyed Please address Thus u. BlHGEk.
Feb 10 GSa-2&wTul Richmond Ia