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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
STEAM ENGINE

COR SALE first rate High Pressure, Lever Besm steam
ENGINE uroa the most approved piincire 20 men ~
ndr, east irca bed rls,e reqgrinE no support nom '
bull ling. fiy wheel. force pumps, Ne, complete,
The tngue and was made BY enc OF The hts mahs
6et-rers IN England. For terms, arplT 70 WILL y
an ETTHe. ~ Congress ~ Boston u2I In coo vs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
DIR. Deans Mixture.

FOR the Ct certain well known dsord.- In wrap
pers printed sketch o the mutons Il TIE eon-
PLANT alluded which will enable the aent 10 ado ~ the
and avoid tat which would BE- Injurious
Ihls medicine warrarted 10 dssae radically and
shorter space of time than remedy now before toe uolis
Try H. and n fails tie price shall pcsulvey be
rrcs 81 I'd at the drug stores corner Water and fafon
lJI Broadway; lot has bers a. corner Church
Canal and III Grand at, OF Eldrdee ct dI.lus
81 900 FORFEIT l-DR roETTrs Eraaies'sr este
,OOO bhed for Jears, TIE only radical 'pesdy,
safe for delicate private dsesssghr1iy cures
In less than 20 hours Agents: A. D. s-pas and 100
FULTON Broadway; 40 Chatham 81; corner thsuhers
and Church. go Broadway 50 powery corner walker
sixth Avenue: ~ Canal street. Prie, 81 W sw.os-
QEPUBLlCATIoN OF THE LoND9S 9u.RTEpt
IN REVIEW THE EDINBJNGH REVIEW, TIE fo-
rig. Qus srlg Rerw ~, qnd The Wts'minsfer Reriew,
BiSctrsods NaSa-ins, The MessPcliien hasa-srt end
BenficV's hisceiisup.
Tie fubh.r Of The above rspna,s b.sso iaHa'. 70 'ss
scfbes IN the City Of YORK end To- the public that NE
a-,nt Mr. John MINNIE (in the Temporary ahs.ses OF Mr.
scoft will shortly wait them rtcsise crArs ant cob
set outs andR deh hopes tina, all ssocf 5ers
will settle With hie On Il,sst,or.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

% M FOE ixasf fe;
r. S.y vii So,s s @ssus day. TIE
q e ils s's .si
ssrth IL this fsst sailing ship will pie make early appea
non ' board ' RoS Il s.'Re; co.. South st.
seossa Wales. can have fI brought sa Sy
above paf.ss shr from Liverpool or h sh
som,nodsed vii drafts Royal Bank Ireland rsya
: hs.d d%s on S'''F Prescott Crete AIMEE
ASK PASSAGE FOR LIyERPooL--New Line
sailing 1 packet 6p
W" pG :Sn. s a. above S her rsEusr day
ssS or ssy VA. sss are M
should not 3 S S NC @ tbs
3 BERTH ff n h own sSs som aSs ,S
er passage the cabin second cabin seerAge apply on
''''' loot W. %As. corr Zee. slip
Persons desirous of sending r their snd out ~
y. storn # the above snp which salts from Liverpool on he
a sSos can make the nee ''aTy as
ISR OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL "a KK1s-
g s. q ii Of 81 MAJ, IN q:
g. rsi s:siHrs ,hs from I:isSS yPs'S
money have Drafts payable sight the Royal Rsak of
and soGM 81 South h.y
.$& .PAhssyAGE FROM ENGLAND, $ cTLANp
ost ifos Losdo Li1srpoo Brt asd ssSoel
Ss;' .a e: 81 e.
VIZ = !, S tx s$15Ftsr: :, s.l.l,gs.
Should the parties deeae eoning the passage mo
ucy will be returned. d24
az FOR NEW ORLEANs-Positiyciy First Kegu-
&&i lar Packet-Lossisns amt New York Line-ro ssil
EQeE,honday, the 2sk isst The splendid and sail
las PACKET ship NASHVILLE, Capt. B. Dickinson will
positively sail above her regular day. Fer egh
sage having splendid furnished apply on
board at Orleans wharf, foot OF w all st. or
= r.. X. COLLINS * co. Sc South at.
TO ensure punctuaity goods be received after
agent in New Orieans, James f.. Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods to his address. ha4
Ef6H FOR NEW ORLEANS-rack,t of the 2sth-
ET$} Commercial Line-rhs superior fast sailing ship
&E&6LEVANT, httesev. master. hes most Of L.r
cargo engaged and going soafd, and will positively sail
above For passage casa second cabin having
spendid accoEamod. tions, apply to
IA HERDMAN KEENANsl South 81.
ASA FOR SALE OR kXChANGE Tor mighty inprO-
lM vtd Farms two modern bul thI story Houses,
~.sitr atsd Mes As and Houston street suilt with
great care, and replee with every convenience Apply
Houst IN street, or to
d2i r X. COLLINS < co. IS South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
THE CHEAP CASH CROCKERY STORE,
No. o. Canal street

9 F. URQUHART respectfully informs his friends and
- the public generally that he has opensd tire absv estab
lshmep With choice asforn ent oil goods nc selection
will be fund we'll worth the attention Of purchasers.
The variety Of articles which comprises his stsck readers
imposs Bile psrtic bat he assures
who may favor him wi their that while they
depend On the qualify OF his goods they may also be salts
h There on hasd several pairs the richest VASES
ever exhibited in the city. d5 aR-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
MERRY CHRIS Xmas BALL.
ia " "A ANX NALL

TAMNANY HALL.
Mr. rARKEn has the hogcr 70 ANNOUNCE to ID. end
w and the public that he intends giving Ora Nd FANCY
DRESS HALL, on FRIDAY, The ash Dccember winch
eason great dssy OF Fancy Dresses many
aractgrs have beeu invited Dsaer
eil III % oek. MIR. Rro~n whi q al the band.
Tickets 81 To Unit a &c nteman ard biz Ladies.
Tley will be at the Hall variety OF Fancy Dresses Or
vhs wish wick b. obtained reasonable
terms Persons persouatbg Intoxicated chsse ers negroes
lnprsyerly dressed will not be admitted The
Will be hsnds mey Gecoratsd wh the flags Of all
Pehcs will take pace every "Wednesday evening d25 az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

NLOJks AND ItNf plt.Jts OF esesy ssssi iptivu
" paritively epc akine. from needle 10 ~ are or
SMITH n BROTHERs. corfer 81 the Bo~sryan
SION street, have hand = large assortment ~ Hr
machines for measuring VI ne, whcesple and retail
good Those in art of good Ttmer'eces vii DO
,eore they pwrchaee.
NB-klso, wheels. rinions. rachs: Ne, sni
surall roac hinefy models &c Az warrant
Aaffe. n2sm ksrA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
ECONOMY AND FASHION
IN GENT CLEMENS DRESS.

cANUEL PHILLIPS. late Of IOs William srr.', rrspsct
- 6lY Informs ~. rcus patrons that be has rs1vse
his aoring kstsh.hmen 90 ftB broadway ere t1"r
o Liberty street where he will continue 20 astsei oo-
nsss system that has gained him 80 igt ,toa
ofpublic favor. -. n, - - A.. 49,
has that viii snssis bar .
furnish articles odgess equal, re@fcet 70 TIE grn
h,uses IN the trade. m greater saving ihsu tescw
This NAV he once BY cemparna sir gar ns and
bs With his 1.-THE onl arrive "a lust cnuetsqp1
uay acus Tvsi establish the true talgc Of aey srcs
his whhalds The Iropristor otn putl shiaf no
nal charges articles may be mate ny AZ low retf
hch absolute ~ tho same ratio uost s'ta sas
cricee 49,. -
particulars 80 d-aF att,ute. e ths f.ct,
ay attempts maseir copy hisstyle 81 adv tus msatf
In coucuson p car gent euisn ta ~ mnkt ~ -
ces dress whatever itfroa the very beet cat, rs ~
that Ne employs but srst rate hsnds He asks The pueS
20 make tra Of his In the full lotion that he
-eay a them thirty cent.
An ~ shirts. Stocks Boaoms. Cosrs sna
Globes ,lsavs on hand. oil sUn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

5000 REwARD-sTo.Es,f ro~ the iron safe Of tive
pOO pscriber AT tie Upper Belle cad, Of 2ih
ard "a night tn. lat the follow
Notes and Cheeks of oerent Banks 81 this city Newark
aud ookys toy the ih about two hcdred dollars
r,r ss Of tns city and sir hundred i fifty dollars the
AGsrent banks of this state.
check, YIN. A. Davenport, dated Dec c Bank Of New
eheei James e Rhgat. dated J,naary 9Th or sth isu
State Bank. Newark, for $50
I.hck John MsLes dated Dee. $780, Long Island Bans
for $50
eneek Lewis. Ir d,,ed January 1871, Bstth,rs AID
Drovsrs' Bank, for sys.
Ie~eek Charles turc endorse Levi, Bcsrdsler dated
check, Joln : wighsn, dated January l. Istf sese<tl
w trd BsLk, for SEQ.
small check for 81 a.
check Brown dated Jsnsay g. Is, Newark fRsu-
race Company, tor sf5T 80. -
Jsm,s u Eating Note, dated Dee ~, 1870, month
fr SiTf.
Y. Bsthgao Note, eaedoee 81, 1910, three n,s
far ~.
Abraham Valentine, endorsed By Henry Smith, dated Nc
vetnbsr, sixty days Scr SO, az
j. Downing cad rsed By d. H. padng dated Dee. w tsrty
DAYS for s2i2.
samuel Pier htccn days, for $50,
Orviiie TOBY Dee ", sixty days, for $50.
Gefvs Eyias date reculsctcI q W, II order, fseo
Gerts Fvins dat, not recoscej TO g. w. H. order ti5o
t4corgr Barnes, tdue,) SIS
And several small Notes and pals Aso script four
O the Broadway Circus and Giraffe stock signed BY
All " The above and Checks were oil black
Pocket Book White peal button and string
ach,d TO the Tie above reward y he foe the
recovery Of the prorety aud lection Of TIE thief
sdnsble proportion tn. money he Notes aud Checss
stopped the Banks ny q vslse to
dos isiss GEO. w. ALJERTON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

CHERRY's AsTRINGENT FILLS -Th. emily rsdeai
cure serths @ius topsivs .aofes W. We - ~.
Fulton At; ~ 8roaiwsy .hsmi eorner chans.fs an
Av.n.e. " T.-.i s,1..s r~-. a. rs-s~sas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

alsu PicABiA d NANzANEDo,
" Lihertr st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
CHARLES ron, S. C.

~, . u.
AA CAROLINA HoTEI-BRoAp sT.-ANGUs
Z. 81 q nj ;;,sSs%
f. generally, ih.t.h. . il which ae
na .n % to . that b.. %
he e prepared fare and
Ind Ti s equal if "
With dnn r Ss can Be s
t'' rs ''asF coa;sp
an hi. soek Of wines quo s. Sc can coo.srs with any
For the inf sfs. cust.ns the following rates of
Rs,ular Boa;ds's, at Ladies. Ordinary, slaperreeL
r!sa.i,n. Do G:da. do do 70 per day
IR.ssI:, i Day Sos AZ meals apmr week
s FA pS for the H. 3,pn.n A;yiSm = Mr. Noe.
al Of her gi and ys hat viii meet the
T.sr f b great display Of
s. sr
article. fer the occasion An opportunity
Christmas Year and at moderate price and al t
Tine OF contributing most useful and charitable IT,
This A,y.m under the charge of the sisters of Charity
rally h.. in fathsr or moti.ris chi.
and Ss Is: i'd o Ss of
ar std TO- the araetlo9 which u. Far .ord RanmsIsIs
s Ss9a % wi" attend on Tuesday wednesday and rs ss
TOYS AID FANCY ARTICLEs.-The pueIlc are re
n.ni . sss H.s Ere
ssnts now selling upon ths most errs at Ne 70
and Bs.Ees Brushes Mats md wood
all Of which offered for sale at eey prices
dam III. II. STORMS.
Toys FOR The HoLYpAYS.7Arop Levy -in sell
this oral a saf PAST 10 otl.ck, In his isi room, Isl
Broadway up stars su.e Tor case of beautiful sssor
Toys IN i Is TO suit purchasers. d2i ~
ZOE THREAD $50 bales Patent Thread, colors
- IA and ounce bals, for saie bv
dag TX. COLLINS co. SIS Sou'h St
TNWINEs-2cc bales Rridport Mandatory, com 2fislng
complete assortment Of Seise Twine, rom II. TO &c
h alec sh Sail Taine and ~ h. BsggDg Of superior qua
'itv for sale by
da EKcOLLINs SEQ. Sc South St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

NETS-5s Stiie Nets 30 fAthom deep. for sele by
lN d2< r. COLLINS co. Sc South at.
CALT-.s osacks Ashtos factory allied, Ger sale "
~ ds& r.. X. COLLINS co. Sc SO tn ct.
DiANO FUkTESl grand action Piano Fortes, with all
toe modern Improvements, viz metallic plate harp stop
Isad pedal stand climate. The touch
and tone OF ese varaued to be equal TO
manufac tured-to be seen al le Mercer st.
d22 A. A. RIO ERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24


rrrp.rd and for sac, wholesale and rets by I, w. Ene
Tor by D. ID sands 70 sad 100 al
ton street. kitton III Broadway; DIR Fay at MnOfs isl
Broadway; Dewsr church and Chsmbc; Burnett "a
Canal :hau s3 Br adSsy; Moss rand Az annoni
Grand and Bowery Sym, % AMI 80 Row,
IIuds and Spring; Lewis Lones s27 eenwlch; tton u
Division street; and ia Brooklyn by Mrs Booth s. fulton
diT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

IONA DOLORES NEvAREs De COM, spanish rro-
~ fso of the Guitar, hegs leave respectfully 10 return her
ens the public for their liberal patronage
al AR last Concert and 10 inform them that her next tsnce
wilt take place the City Hotel on tuesday, evening
cfr,hcr. Al L If pAst sever O'clock. dl9tl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
ARTICLES.
From the Winchester hepublican OF feb. z.
WING MEETING.

AT q meeting OF the opponents of the present
Administration of the GeDrr raj Government, conve.
ned at the Town Hell in Winchester. on Mo ,dsy
last. on motion of RICHARD w. BARros, Col.
AUGUSTINE G SMITH wss called To The Chair.
and hueH H.. LEE and WILLIAM TowgRs were nm.
pointed Secretaries.
The object OF the meeting was briefly stated by
The CHAIR; when. on motion, The following gentle
men were appointed a Committee 10 Prepare end
report resoiu ions expressive of the wishes Of the
meeting w. Barton, Mshlon S Lovett.
George +. Washington, Richard w. Barton. Ja-
cob Senseney. MsJ. Seth Mason, asd Charles II.
Clarke.
The Committee, after having retired for a .hor,
time, reported the following resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted:
Resofvsd. That this meeting approve Of the
nomination Of WILLIAM Henry HARRlsos and
JOHN TYLER for the Offices OF President and Vice
President of the United States, and, renouncinp all
personal preferences, will unite heart and hand in
promoting the success Of that ticket,
Res0foed. That, in fnrthersnce Of this object,
Col A. G. Smith, Dr.. II bert T.. Baldwin. Mahlon
>. Lovett, John S. hsgiil, James Gather. Richard
w. Barton, DR.. Jossp G. G ay, DIR. Walker M.
Hite, Il. b. Haxail, Conway Robinson, and Iohn
). GaiIsher, be, and they are hereby. appointed
Delegates to represent the Wings Of Frederick
County, in the Convention ut Richmond, on the
24th inst.
RICHARD w. BARTON called the attention oi,he
meeting to l." The Yeoman," n newspaper pria,ed
in Richmond 10y JOHN S. GALLAHEH. and moved
that a Committee, to be composed Of gentlemen
from different sections of The County, be appointed,
to procure subscribers to said paper. The motion
vas agreed to, and the Chairman appointed the
following gentlemen:-Georgs r. Washington, c.
H. Clark, Isaac Russell, James Chipley, Amos
Lup,on, Isrnel Wilkinson, Josiah Lockhnrt, Jona-
than jenkins. William Towers, and William o
Wigginton.
HUGH II. LEE offered the following resolution.
which was unanimously adopted:
Rssoirsd, That this meeting highly approves of
the recommendation Of the Harrisburg Convention
to the Democratic Wing Young Men of the several
States, to assemble in Convention at Baltimore, on
the fret Monday in May next, for the purpose OF
the cause OF sound principles; aud that
this meeting earnestly recommend to the Whig
Young Men Of Frederick County 20 meet here on
the first day of March Court, and appoint Dele.
gates TO said Convention.
On motion of DAVID w. BARTON,
Resoiced. That the Secretari,s cause the pro-
of this meeting to be publ. he'd in the Win
chester Republican, and request their publication
in the Wing papers throughout the State.
A. c.. SMITH, CA'm.
WILLIAM Tower. }See
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

OLD y dNoE.- NATIONAL SONG.
TusE-" Hurrahfor the Bonnets Of Blue"
Here's a health to Americas friend.
Here's good luck 10 the honest and JUST,
And who will not join in support Of the right,
Let them sill go tor van-f they must!
It's good from true faith ne'er to swerve,
It's good from the right ne'er TO GO,
It's good TO maintain true Democracy cause,
And stick by OLD TiPPECANoE!
Here's /. health to Old Tippecanoe,
Hurrah for Old Tippecsnoe,
It's good 10 maintain Demoeracy's cause,
And oote for OLD TIPPECANOE!
Here's a health to the Som Of the West.
Here's good will TO her auonsn and sires,
Here's a health to our BILLY, The pride Of his
state,
Whose name every true heart inspires! :
Hurrah for OLD TiPPECANOE!
Well shout him from Texas TO Maine,
And, II (four years nso) he Glanced TO miss FRO
Pick has FINLAND NOW TRY HIN AGAIN."
Here's a health 10 Old Tippccanoe,
Hufah for Old Tipprcanpe.
It's good 10 maintain Democrocs's Cause
And vote ft OLD IiPPEcANOE!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

The National Intelligencer Of the g. inst, says:
The reader will have perceived into what a pre-
dicament The Government, of PENNSYLVANIA mas
been brought by the prevalence of The party whose
battle-crcs have been q Doscn ioiih the Banks %
Perish Credit! Perish Commerce! Already
its credit is so had that il cannot borrow a dollar
upon ordinary terms! We hope i, may appear in
the sequel that the Legislators Of Pennsylvania
have not awaked too LATE 10 n sense OF the danger
into which they have brought the State by attempts
to legi'laie upon ~l"cofoco principles. MAY we not
hope, also. tna' what is passing at Harrisburg will
not be wlthoat its use in other States, and even at
the Capitol of the United States, where, to Judge
from the crude notions on the subject Of State
Debts. Sc, which have been lately preached by
the Administrator leaders in the Senate, %insirrc.
ton on the subject from some quarter lie greatly
needed
To Governor PoRrER il would be unjust not 10
award credit. in Ibis emergency. for boldness and
hrmness in discharging bis duty to himself and TO
tie State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

AMERICA VEsPuccI. left N. Orleans on the 3lst
uli., ior Havana, M The steam packet Natchez.-
tie poor girl / "a not been able TO make much out
ri The Americans - ETchange paper.
There rs something exceedingly ridiculous in the
fuss made about this lady after her arrival in this
country, especially so in the notion gravely enter.
tanned among some people, in making her a grant
of land because she claimed TO hear the name Of The
man whose own name has been fraudulently given
to a continent, discovered by another. Our friend
Gil Davis, did the only sensible thing that was done
on the occasion, in his generous offer of a corner
on Coney lsland-a region which he was al the
time AS innocent of ownership, as the ancestor of
The donee was guil,less Of discovering America
N. Y. Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

A correspondent, Of the New York
Star, writing from Washington, says Of
the House Of Representatives
81 am now but = looker-on here, and ]
say with shame and humiliaiion-for
was once honored, in brighter days, with
a seat on the floor OF Congress myseIf-
that a more disorderly body of men than
compose the present House Of Represen.
~iatives, ! never saw congregated togeth.
er (; and the wonder is with all spectators,
not that so little progress is made in busi-
ness, but that any thing at all IL brought
10 pass. II looks much more like the con-
fusion incident to a FIRE, than the procee-
dipgs Of q Legislative booy. From the o.
penIng to the close of The session, there is
one continual, everlasting buzz and con-
fusion, amidst which nothing can be heard
but the hammer OF the Speaker. ind the
yell Of order.' order.' ORDER This IS
no exaggeration /. it is true-Iamcntubly
true"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
THE ~suB-TREAsURY BILL.

The following is the vote. in the United States
Senate, on the passage of the Sub Treasury BiIi-a
synopsis # which we published n short time since.
Yeas-Nessrs. Al1e Benton. Brown, Buchan.
an, Calhoun. Clay OF Ala Cuihbert. Fulton, Grun-
dy, Hubba,d, King, Linn, Lumpkin. Mouton, Nor
veil, Ptrrce, Roane. Sewer, Srangs. Smiip Of
Conn , Tarpan, Walker, Williams. Wiighi-24
Nsys-Messrs. Belts, Clay OF XIV Clayton, C,ii-
tenden, Davis, Dixon, Henderson, Knigh,, Mer,ick,
Nicholas. Phelps, Premise, Preston, Robinson, Rug
giles, Smith Of la, White, Young-Ia.
The Washington Correspondent ofthe Baltimore
Patriot says:
Thus have ,wenty-four men, less by three than a
majority Of the whole Senate, passed this leading
measure Of the Administration, in The face OF the
notorious fact, that hal the body been full. and had
the Senators from Tennessee held on 10 their seats,
in opposition to the wishes Of the Legislature of
that State, as obslinaiely as some of the Loco Flo.
cos chung IL theirs in defiance of The settled and de-
Hberate opinions of their con instruments, there would
have been a majority against 1t. The measure has
been passed through with an indecent haste.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

PESHsyLvASiA The Pniladeldhia U. S. Ga
zette OF the 4tp inst, says -" We are inloi med
bat ! HoMas DUNLAP, Esq Pr~-ideu, II the b n
OF the United , ,trs. yesterday roat ARIA ogem.ns
for an advance 10 the State o $50 900 90 b ha
Of that Ibsfiiu ion end such e b. ahu, Batk- rs
might Unite IN A.. amongst WHICH he Gts,d nho
Pennsylvania Backs have imuedis'el, astsei 10
anticipate Ia The es'.nt 81 Sl00 0to zach faf
procsS'os rs thus n"de for ht pigment Of oil tAte
rest ane on The Pnbnc debt, al home and obrOad
and a new rroof furnished Of lie sinrs,e desirc
which Is ciirsi.t,-d by nui goat State institutions -
uphold the best interest II Pennsylvsnia, and 10
maintain her f,,th nnia,aish, ID
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

SIGss.-Tbe Alexandria Gazette of The 31st ult
has Ito following remark, Ms 10 the progress and
prospect of The good csuss -" W. feei IL u doty
10 say, although II Is Gu habit csutioUsiy to ah
stai, ftom al political vaticina,i"a. that acr"uni.
fou nj ssct,"us of tie caunIy ~ 'li- tine. ~.
a e Il. div ttv"I able Ia th- si.ritn e Gen. HARKE
SOS a. President. L. n v-Yok K. Ohio. Indiana.
aud the western rs,t "i Prnnt,lvnnia. there i. ii
degree Of popular enttm-itsm -rl,sted IN support OF
Harrison, that VIZ had not *, ec'ed. IL things g."
IN ~ they hive comm med, it nov seems, US II
there would be another Gen Jackson victory. We
sneak OF Tho indications ss ,h' Y exist at this time"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
Extracl of a leacr. antea
WAsaiN6ToS, Jan. 80, 1910.

~ 80
The fashionable season il now ut ills height
The grent soiree Of Mr.. BLAIR OF the Globe. hss
"come Oh" atd with much cciat. IL was deemed
essential To secure his ell ciion as printer tn the
House. Mr.. j. c.. CALHOUN was not there. though
he sent an apology. MIR. PicKEss. and al the
rest OF the South Carolina nnilifers, were there;
but 1t was evident that MIR. PicKENs. II none OF the
rest, was i'll at ease. He could not forget The past,
and those who cared for him, must have pulled
him. Though born insensible to far" hi- eye
quailed on looking at the galvanized corpse
The approaching nuptials OF Nj. BoDtscA. the
Russian Minister, is the conversation every whore.
IL is understood that the marriage will be eel, bra
ted in the coming month, or his soon thereafter as
an answer TO NJ. BoDIscA's application TO The EN-.
peror is received. By the laws of his county. he
has first TO obtain the consent OF the Emperor be-
fore he can marry, and there is moi a doubt that he
will obtain it upon the application he has made
Nj. BoDIscA, all reports say, is extravagantly in
love, as he should be, with the object Of his sfec-
ton. The last piece of gossip | have heard in re
gard to him, is, that one evening, after his excel
lency had been .egaling some friends with one Of
his magnificent dinners, The subject ofthe marriage
was introduced. The very mention of il threw his
excellency into extacies. and after a warm panegyr
ic on The beauty and accomplishment Of his inien-
ded bride. detailed with much extrsvagant geslicu-
laiion, his excellepcy concluded by throwing Il som.
merset on his Turkey carpet, The effect Of this
on bis guests may he well imagined, but the scene
can only have justice done to II by the pencil of II
Hogarth. Those who saw il. shy it was a most
excellent sommerset, and taken in connection with
the previous speech Of the Minister, was one Of the
funniest things seen or heard Tor some time.