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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

been great this year the increase oil the
whole banks last year. IL the other banks expand In the
proportion of Georgia must be now SO per
higher than year. with little increase Of
ports The following statement OF the exports oil savann
sah at this time and al the game time last year.
.4prii 1910 .4pril 1889 Increase
Upland Cotton, bales 1889 l55is2 $3.50 bales
Sea Island, 1913 Ssl6 2OoI de
Rice, tierces, ls,l45 1888 Ing uerces
The value of the exports nearly third less than last
year This fact shows clearly the immense expansion OF
the Banks With such bsurd how is possible
that the exchanges ever become equalized
We have received from MrJ T. Lake of the Ohio una
Commissioners the report of the Commissioners to the Senate
February last reply the resolution of the Senate ask
ing for information regard to the borrowed LOT ne
Of the From report compiled the io
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

Ry-1o THE EDITOR OF THE TIMEs-I feel il my
duly to state TO the public through the columns Of
rdn Of this city, had eminent physicians attend and
sss submit ssr a%ss w G %
willing aecede their wishes although e,ud not get about
the hss SsSs ssa si s m g.,
Or night, and thought my time on Earth would b. short A
Stewart Of Rssbury As soon could get out went 10
him, and stated my casee told me be could IN
ne t Ss worst '' S%
scrbed for different medicines which had good effect
ease becoming worse, also my pocket growing ess
obliged TO quit account Of not being able to pay This took
he house Tor the part Of winter Many called TO see
and witness aalcton-among the number
asy Of this sywhC .ssns %E sss thought she
Through the kindness Of that lady with the aid Of e divine
die Of Iast May again confined my bed Al this time
Daily Times which advertisement Of
sssS da try e s.S 10 h% noon nv n
desttusn in Of sickness and inability pay
gentleman christian he ted not to be encouraged
that he would try, and thought he should complete cure he
feet cure Il now three weeks healed and ,ser
not the least appearance Of eve, being roybd sFain
pdn has done Cor that what othsrs could not do via he
setting price, for which shall feel grateful 10 him
ed y works Ss s Boston 20 Ss n ssSs at Mr.
qriry, concerning this almost masgl 70 eurs
We the undersgned do hereby certify TO the public, that
GS g dem We S ss sd s
him for years and believe that he would make statement
Rev; PORTER, TlS%, ;:Icss.yslier
james Keatios WIN Cams,
TR s Cans, Us s. R Ras.s'
d25siso3 f ounce ," I've" '"'' > ''''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06
WORMS.

DR WHEELER, Of 80 Greenwich str, tnear the Batery)
~ whose reputation oculst has obtained for him
nenty extensive practice and whose Balsam Of Mescateo
complaints the most popular and eihcacon remedy
extant has produced for the OF Worms
children and adults innocent yet potent character that
he Of long standing perfect
from four eight days THIS medicine prepared from
of the celebrated Dr. Sprot "a relative Of Dr. Wheeler
who, his life the ply
in England and its operation is gradual and pleasant that
il can be administered with much and safety to chit
dren TO grown persons. - ....-..-
The medicine can be had only at DIR. WHEELERS resi-
dence from the country obtain su
cen for by stating the age ofhe person for whom
is intended, aad c uniting hostage tree) 50.
{hy- Office hours from eight A. M. TO one p NJ.
The Balsam of Moscatelo 10 sold at 81, So aud 50
bottle be the stamped o the
MED with pamphlet direchens for togeh. with the mos
satisfactory testimonials Of its failing efficacy IRON
raj of families IN New York myl DAWN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06
CoysREss. Monday Nav A 1910

CoNsREss, Monday May 4, 1910.
In the Senate to-day, the bill making appropria-
tions for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the
Government was reported from the Committee on
Finance, with amendments, which were adopted
the principal being to strike out forty-ve thou
sand dollars for the second and third volumes of the
Documentary History of the Revolution, which was
agreed to, ayes 20, 8. The bill then read a
third time and passed-ayes n, noes none.
The House of Representatives met to-day at 8
o'clock, pursuant to the resolution Of Mr. Briggs
adopted on Saturday, and adjourned until Thurs
day, 18th inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

LATE FROM FLoRIDA.-From St Augustine, by
way Of Charleston, we have the following partcu-
lars:
Two Indians had come ints Tampa from Hospal-
atka, who stated that they were anxious to come in
with their followers, in consequence Of msunder-
standing between them and Sam Jones and Wild
Cat.
II is said that ovcrtures have been made TO Gen.
Taylor, by the chief Indians who figured in the
massacre at Caloosahatchie,to permit them to come
in, and be transported westward
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06
DIR. ELLIOTT,
I'm. ELIIlOl
OCULIST AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
26l Broadway, entrance in Warren street,

OCULIsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
Broadwau entrance IN Warren street,
DISEASES OF THE EYE ( OPERATIONS THERE.
~ ON, when required)
Dr. Es office hours are from 10 to o'clock Monday, Wed
nesSay ar sad ~ on sas attendance daily a
cepted0 also Dr. Elios patients during his absence
The poorer class will be attended to from hapast to
N. d. DIR. Elliott Will LIST May eel Broadws
Entrance in Warren street my2s-yis
DUSHTON * AsPINwALLs CONCENTRATED
N PELLUCID SOLUTION OF MAGNESlA-This very
useful elegant pepa alton used Aperent Anti acid
in Dyspeptic complaints attended with acdity and conspa-
mon in being dissolved liable
cumuate the bowels II decidedly superior TO Carbonate
of Soda tash account Of its aperie quality and Of its
having tendency to reduction Of hesh and strength which
the oarbonaes above mentioned certainly tend to- when
long continued and ,ken in considerable quantities.
The Solution Of Magnsa found particularly beneficial
pleasing sedave and aperent IN all OF Irritation
Aedty Of the Stomach Febrle Complaints 1nante Disor
ders, or Sea Sickness
IL speedily removes Heartburn Acid Eructatons Sourness
or irregular digestion of females and children
IL has found to the stomach few minutes
aite any excess or hard drinking. .
The qualities this Solution have been found
valuable aud other levers As lotion for the mouth,
sweeens the BREATH and the magnesa clears the teeth from
tartar.
The Solution almost invariably succeeded in
the fits spasms headaches and gastric coughs, TO which de
subject from acids and crudes OF the stomach
and bowels.
Price s7l cents per bottle
The above will also be sold at all from
the fountain diluted With Soda spder ahs name of Mag
ar2s 2s So William ST. 10 Broadway 10 Aston House.
WANTED, ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI MILITARY
w BOUNTY LAND PATENTS.-Persons having such
for sale will please address the subscriber through the
Office Any communication viii be promptly attended TO,
call at No. 2s7 North Sixth street - -
apis Imd&wy+ j. J. MOORE, PHILADELPHIA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06
NEW BRIGHrON PAyIIION-This we'll knewn and

NEW BRIGHTON PAvLION.-This we'll known and
pair sssSf %TasSsas
nee % With the E0sGs 1nd o snfs Of o. be-
scale Of elegance and hheray with the hiss
for past The yafoasge bestowed upon
those m. a sseF 5y as' tse os at New Brighton
nothing need be said praise either OF the extensive aud com
splendid scenery and magnificent views OF the surrounding
The public generally win find il NEST desirable retreat
sTn s s' S p" s ss
uninterrupted health and enjoy ment.
fort boardsrs will be strictly observed opening
SON. and the improvements in regard to the cuisine 1T IS
band of music viii be attached to the establishment
stsa%sS$is Ply between sfshSn and New New York
.1G. celebrity for young ladies' and for 1s Sd
New Pghon where parents who intend passing the nm
sructon Of their a%ilie. Without interruption during
absence from the city. 6. p
DR. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Omc.
- vesey street. Aston House-A Surgeon of prae.
given ali cases reducibe rupture the strength
WIZ ss Of the st SsTg sas c
tain the without pain the least danger to the patient
Attendsnes houses, when required at and
BPsshts are ' saaonsd against trusting to spurious
yentiops of Trusses advertised Hns
III only Sfs IN New YORK dc original ss
House asOesdy
CHEAP TAltQRING.-Gentlsmens clothing manufac-
" tured fashionable, substantial Ne
iOe Beeknan street Pearl at the following greatly reduced
prces:-
superfne black, blue Dress Goats, $ to $40
do do FIock Coat, Is to
Best Cashmere Pants, to
Gentemens CLOTH in neat and substantial manner at
the following prices
Making and trimming Coats, 81 to So Vests $3.50 to 81;
Pants, ST, so to ST.
mas SIN cod J. MAFFAT,
pERSSE s. BROOKS, Commission MERCHANTS Ne 81
l. Liberty street, offer for sale.
so bales No domestic Rags.
30 bales No. do do
100 bales colored foreign Rags.
100 casks Boyd's bleaching Powder.
25 casks Sutton Co.'s Blue Smas
500 lbs of Irvine.
3 bales feelings, rs, As, 81, sc, and u inch
bales Machine Blankets
? bales Lappings.
$4,000 lbs Black Oxide Of Manganese
They for sale from of the best
| in the United States the following Papers,
of News Printing qualities and
of medium, royal and superroyal Printing Pa
per, for books, SC.
500 reams OF FoascaP, ruled and plain.
Also DENY and Writings Tissue and Envelope Pa
per; Press Papers; Bandbox and Binders Boards
5000 of CLOTH hardware, double and
Wrapping Papers, Straw Papers, Se at lowest prices
my4
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S9.646,l23


The interest paid the foreign and domes
tic debt has been follows
Interest loans New ork. .34s9,1sl 06
On domestic debt for 1889. I6,02o w
On county leans Surplus revenue 1877 OF
Ssy59siss Is
The amount paid the public works has been Slo-
sl,42S,47
The of State Scrip issued railroad companies
under the provision Of the General Impro law
sscs The received from the auditor Of the State
applicable fer canal from 1925 TO 1929
ss2
Most Of the loans sold at premium m; besides which,
the balances Of loans depostes the tanks principally in
the Manhattan Co., until called for have borne interest of
per c which has been applied to the Of the State
interest, expended on the public works.
This surishng condition Of the state finance and
its evnces strong contrast that other
Of the states Appended to the list of the tockhod
they stood the transfer books the Manhattan Bank
the LIST January s4o by which appears that Of the $685.
6ss represented those books S. held by ndv
duas foreign countreshe balance by individuals and ns
taons the United States Earrings Brothers hold
600, OF which $l65,Ooo sent them account of
In. North American Trust and Banking Company of this
city; the remainder $7eoOO, they authorized sell
for account Of the state at not less than par This they
may he able under arrange of the Partisan
bankers Ohio stock quoted the Bourse the last
counts, al per cent premium.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

The United States Marshal has advertised the
City Hail. with the Market House and Public
Square Of the city of Nachez for sale under an exc
cution for the purchase of lots by the city,
few years since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

HOUSTON, April TO
few days since a body of the Camanches came
into Bexar with five prisoners-two Americans and
two Mexicans-for whom they received in exchange
equal number Of the prisoners taken the battle
some days before. The Indians were anxious to
purchase the remainder, being about 30, but they
were informed by Colonel Fisher, in very decided
terms, that such arrangement could not be made,
and that the Indian prisoners would be releas-
ed until every American in their possession should
be given up. From the manifestation Of the Indians
on this occasion, justified in believing that
the unfortunate prisoners captured by this willy foe
will soon be restored to their friends.
SHIP NEWS.
H.. MAJ a. r.. "A. X..l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

Cleared.
snSs fsss &:sS b. %sI vce .s.n fss
dos sd SM %%
Trieste; Ds v5ess, lDu,chl wer@an, Rotterdam Helen
Mar B Card wiss sS:r Ns k A,sss f f'' Ha"s
ton a.. s.,sS ; bin At
or eco tons intended for Foreigner Port
Seen the 9th ult off Caps Fear brig ashore dismast
The Na,eh,n ship from Norean. for Havana broke
her .aa on ., ne M. i,;h u and ru. bach.
ships, IL bark', and 90 brigs.
Cabinet, from Norean. for New;York no date given la, q,
p,ekt ship showing AIRED signal with white hall, April H.
N,eh.. Hay, hence for Valparaiso days. March ~
PhoaI Of Msraeabo, hence for Curacao April as lat 80 90
Paragon, Curtis, fror. Nyork, April Is. Of Havana
Mary Frazer Edridge, fin Havana for Cowe April 49, LAT
United States Ports.
BosIoS May a-cld Abbott Lawrence Hall, NYork Page
"a Roscoe Benz BirsSS Wells. %; GO
H1Sbs dO bs.Sae Ssstrson r ds Carr
Psovr9sser May .-sn Equator, st@Eess, NYork; Midas
Yss ss.: SHELLY E1.% New
and a %sa s
.es "a u: sW IF sS
YoL city, "a swede By BIRTH went overheard With The top.
S,,sa: T,,%q rio,id,se., 10, Syes. N.1iss.
s:,ss May I'D alI Fs,rssld Burr. NYO5s
Ann, Ferry, Nfork; Cd Republic, soule. do.
Hrsss sS.1S%s s fr@d.d Ala.
B.IIIsssf, Nav -sIa Rochester, wise Ne. York. arr
ALss.spRI.. DC, May a-sld President NYorl
NORFOLK, May 2-cld warsaw, Griffith, Msbile.
t,ssa S.s H, Sc4s sE o Hs@:
sid Belvidere Antwerp; Mary kimball, Portugal.
sAyArrAu, April so-cld Oxford, Robinson. Liyerpool
ceres blanchard Hayre Eli Whitney Harding
18Th cid CASTOR, Chadwick Mobile; susaSnah Cumming.
salier, Liverpool via NYork.
MosiLs, April a-eld John Barring, Msyna NYork: Selma
Nsw OsLssss April q.-cld Love, Godfrey NYorl; Gene
Hail. Amsterdam; below 20 To % vessels ships harks brig.
and sSer,: Aora u-c,,o,,. Nv..,. p.,,.....'.
do.
Foreign Ports.
ST Jou,s, NJ, Aprit-arr Amanda Ophelis, Haley. New
LrsRpooI, Ms, April Starr Magnet, Baker, NYork
Yorl.
TaMrrco, March q5-sld George weter, NYork
M.Tasrs April sOsaee, Brown for Nfork 10 ds; 2oth
sr Jseo CuB, April as-Pamelia, Hammond Cor NYrk
days.
NsB,Ra Cuba Ap.il I5-No American vessels in port.
tsNroN, Jso i2n port Leseh. Rogers, for Nlork,
Lucona Gsre do De. Zepoha, kinsman do do; Asia Cole
uuc; Prebe Cfocker for Nyo do; Roscius Cushman do
Oscar, Lotus Bosh; Perkins, Graves Argyle
Goldman for the coast 70 sail IN month; Lyon Martin for
for Philad unc; Ann McKim Martha for NYork DO
fF7- SEVENTH WARD NORTHBEND AssoCIA.
wi All Eaa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06
SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
At THE ACADEMY OF FIN ART =
8 IL Barclay street myf lmiss

EITs-FITs-FITs This dreadful dis,sse is positively
II cured by Mrs MOTT the celebrated Female Physicas,
| tie Spring street spl7.sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

DANK BOOK LOST, No. s7o77 the say,ngs' Bank in
ID hambe street The 6udor IL requested TO leave u at
the Banb. my5 vt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

De- SEVENTH WARD NORTHBEND AssoCIA.
TIONThis Association will al The FASTER
corner 81 Rutgers ssd Division sfes Thursday evening
the Ih instant o'clock Tor the purpose Of making
ments for the celebration Of the OF the
For, Meigs, the 9Th ant. - W '' "
All those in favor Of Harrison and reorn and
ioinins this Association are p,ited 10 attend
.SAML n. MCKINNEY, President.
HENRY WEAVER. Svice-Presdents.
~ BBs,ss.sSsSc,,3seer,,.H,. m,s,r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

Pa ssengers Sailed.

Married,
On the sth instant by the Rev Jacob Bronner Mr. William
A. Barber 10 Miss Louisa T. Brown, of Newport, RI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Packet ship Ufica-John Jones' Baltimore Gen
EsTeeta Governor Of the Island Of Cuba servant;
Arce and servant Of Havana Galver do Mons Bugogne
and LADY, Jean Geoys James hquet NJ Burdin, Boil
Delpy, France-and 80 in steerage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

90, FIRST WARD TirPECANoE CLyB.1An ad
canoe Club win held this "wednesday evening" May sth
at o'clock at Tppecanoe House. Broad whig
the celebration Friday Of the
yersary of the Battle of Fort Meigs.
attendance Of the members Of the Club and all
citizens ward friendly to the election Of Hari
Tyler is particularly requested
By order. JOHN l. BOYD, President -
E EPNfS 8! % sSEE.S, {vies'rrs.ias"'.,
GILES NJ. HILLYER, s.or.,a,;.s
FAaRISGroN PRICE, J my6 It,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

NJ on MING HERALD-sHIP NEW s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

fh7- To ArrIcrEpWe would call the attention OF
eader the celebrated preparations Of DR. GERAR
medical requirements having devoted his entire attention
10 the treatment OF Diseases for years
The success attending HIS mode Of trt
M Al strongly 10 the attention Of the nvalids.
See advertisement w the last spa tmss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.--Dr-
~ Taylor Basam If Lverwor-It is this
excellent vegetable medicine first in this city
and during this time il has been unquetonaby the
precious lives from untimty grave Counter
ers and mitators Of this remedy have sprung
direction who seek by all ost foul stuff
the ignorant and the but the genuine article ouves
them alb and will finally make them in their
dens Meantime let all who this medicine look for
i'm posters
made and sold wholesale and retail the proprieers
Office, s75 Bowery
Brooklyn agent only. Mrs. Hays, Fulton Agent
for Albany, H. Rawls Co; Troy Hemstree Riveesd,
L. L. Chapman Davis; Providence e. Dyer ~ Wesniaste'
street. m2 81 d6w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-06
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT


7'HOSE wishing fashionable Paris Ribbons should call
d Division street where may be found the largest As
sortment IN the city, consisting Of Rich Embroidered Gros
de Naples and Grosderne Ribbons Edge Oros
dombre Ribbons Shaded Ribbons China Ribbons, Striped
Ribbons &c sc &c. Plain Figured Silks Corded Silks Of
various eolor PLAIN and Figured sans, Forenees Grapes
esyed of Grape sse assorted coors Pink Blue
White straw, Green Fawn, and Mode Lilac, Blue Black,
&c Also, Embroidered Grape Lse Ribbons together with
great assortment of fancy Dry Goods.
~ B-Constanty on hand, Genenens' and Ladies' best
Paris Kid Gloves, wholesale and retail, by
api6-lmis- e. B. LEVY .2s, Division street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

uel Gonter, be COMMITTEES TO prepare me GROUNDS
erect the Speakers Stand, &c.
4th Resolyed, That WIN. Byers, Henry Berry
IT,, and Thomas Quiglsy, be Committee 10 invite
Masters Alexander Robinson, and William Harris
of Shepherdstowni and Thomas Sheerer, oil Mar
tin.burg, if convenient, to be with US on tnat day.
and ADDRESS the meeting
5ih Resolped, That Henry Sine. Jas s. Town
err William Meade Robinsos. be Committee to
invite the Young Wings Of jefferson and Berkeley
Counties. Va and Washington County, Md, to
Join US on the occasion.
Oh Resolrcd, That Jacob Smooth, Ihos Sine
John Richard, and John Hill, be Committee TO
invite the Shepherdstown Harmonic Band, TO be
with us on that day,
9TH Resolced, That The President and Secretary,
ugn the proceedings Of this meeting, and that IN,
.yireinia Free Press" ard "MartInsburg Gazette,
be requested to publish them
9th Resolped That we do now adjourn. to meet
again en- Saturday the lst Of August. at . O'Clock
r. NJ, to FIX upon the day for the Barbecue, up
point Marshals, &c.
GEORGE PERRY. CAm'H.
GEORGE RoBrSsoS, Secretary.
sHEpHgRpsrows July %, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
Wing majority,

There remain three small parishes to hear from.
which may reduce this majority $50 votes. 1t will
be seen tina, there were about fifteen thousand votes
taken in the State, Of which the Wings have recei-
we'd over 1000 majority. This is By far the most
decided majority given in the State to any par
~, and will ensure the electoral vote to Harrison
in the fall, withou, struggle. The Loco Focos
seeing nothing bu, defeat before them, will hardly
venture upon contest.
Second Congregational District The following
are the oticiai returns: Morgan (W.) 1920; Daw-
son L. l933-Dawson's majority 10.
Upon which result the Felciana Wing remarks
as follows: The whole number of votes cast in
the district, exceeds the number in the last election
T. BY 6l2. The vote given to Judge Morton exceeds
that which Judge Chinn received by l93-while
Ina, of General Dawsous exceeds Mr.. Lawson's
by 482 Verify ii sesmeth passing strange that,
while the Wing vote shows natural and healthy
progression, the Loco foco votes should rush on
with such rapid strides as TO exceed all calcula-
ton"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

We learn, from gentleman, OF Hage,stown, Nd.
gers Row." was burnt down, on Sunday night last
The Offices Of the two Wing papers, in that town,
in the block; and. we suppose the publication
will be suspended for a short time. Two fellows
have been arrested, suspicion of firing The build
ings. and have been eomail,ed to jail. Report
charges the sway of party passion, III, friend
like deed. which has ruin"1. priv,,e o,ore,,v n a
VAST sfn"@@1t arr, which will assuredly fail Of its
desired resu'ts--for. from our knowledge of the
Wing Editors, Of Hagerstown, they not to be ST.
fenced, even though they have TO pass through a
e, ev ordeal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

The great dancer, FANNY ELsLER, who has been
amusing the inhabitants of our Eastern cities for
some time, is prevented from going to New Orleans
to fulfil an engagement there because that city hes
south of the 30th parallel Of lati,ude 1t appears
that there is q clause in the Life Insurance Policy
effected by her, previous to her departure from
Francc which forbids her going southwark beyond
the above mentioned parallel: consequently, the
good people Of Orleans, from their geographical Pc.
siiion, are debared the pleasure OF seesg her whose
heels have turned the heads of the theaire-geing
peop,e of the North and East. A Boston Editor
wishes to know if there is any restriction upon her
going as far Northsard as the AID degree Of lat-
tude--or, in other words, il the policy OF insurance
prevents her visiting the Capital Of Massachusetts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
YOUNG WHO'S OF sAEpHERDsTowN.

To day we publish the proceedings of a meeting
Of The Junior Wings" Of ShepherdsIown, prepar'
atory to :. Barbecue, to be had hereafter. The Ju-
Nor Whigs of Shepherdstown possess the sterling
spirit of their fathers and. that town will not lose
its present pre-eminence for Wing principles as
long as the rising generation reflects. faithfully
the sentiments of their sres. We say, to the Jun.
ors. Go on-and strive to emulate the examples a
round and before you.
For the information Of the young Wings, of this
section, who are invited to attend, we will notice
the day Of celebration, soon their Shepherds
town friends will have fixed upon one.