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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

ShlTH * PALMER have receive T. by recent arrivals
~ from the Northern Cities further supply
nd mos, fashionable Musc for the Piano forfc and few
soee. ior the Guitar together with Instruction Books by
AUTHORS Tor tie Plano, Flute Violin, Guitar, Clario.
eefiageoleft with nsieal Iasfrssnfs from tne mos,
celebrated Manufaeturers
Addi,iona Music will be regularly received a. soon
- hoohucu nmohgthe collection may tic found the fol-
Away Ava Bonnie Bark Poor Dessy was a sailors
harrison TIppceenoe Grand wife
MAJ March h, on,. The horn of my loved
The HaIrisong, with a Wig Rapture Dwelling
heuc Sleeping Maggie
The New Cachuchl, or sweet Diue Button Eyes
n l~ us tle ,aeiihe, Niue cheers to the girls We
Celeste Thou art false to me
"., ih convention song place in thy memory,
Town the tina steals by When stars arc m the Quiet
The author Of Flow gently skies
Home OF my Childhood You do MOI think SO do you
am ssddcst when / sing or Long. long ago
you think have merry The Belle OF the South, Il
remember how may child Wake, maiicn, wake-th,
o whistle and I'll eeme to On never doubt love thee
BeaSurul Yves. FOR TIE GUITAR
% hy To the Praire We have been friend. To-
! have Eaz,d on eyes as Eelher
Ian. uage Of Flowers Ia Cachucha - Castinots arc
oh Tits Love, or Jesse Me. gsily sounding
fariani come DER moonl sea,
There grows Bonnie Briar Fairy Boy, 10y Lover
Bush We eau love no more, 10y the
merrly ON the Mountain ed and loved together
Wave ,,- Ny Boyhoods Home, from
Twas an Evening Of Beauty Aunic
love but aec by Moore Erin is INV Home
fondcst affections sill cling place Ia thy memory dear
10 home
Oh no they shall me The spot where was bora
weep True love can never forget
MY Normandy Carrier Dove
NoodmAn spare that Tree IL hear them sneak OF nv Ia
A life on the Ocean Wave Their Land
Flow gently sweet Alton Niaii OF Iudah-or no NOR,
nutnhss love tec, 80 do shall the children Of Jddai
Sly Boyhoods Home sing
wet sheet AMI flowing great variety Of Airs Ron
Art thou happy, lovely lady dos, Variaons, Waitzes
Awake, awake Lave Duets, Vocal and lnstru
Angel OF Charity mental Pieces
Come brothers arouse Blank Music Paper, and Nh
farewell 10 the Mountains sic Port Fol os, lot YER
pace thec Dot ierewell superior Violin aud Guita
" DID me not TO wed hun Strings, just imported
ALSO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
igls iii iSSG s%SoSsssssIim
a MOMD rn TILE ECONtI 10 IL

TALL KEEN 4 co.'s before purchasing your Cloth.
~ lnI asowheto-"you can ave 20 per cent and re.
mga9sr inc ~ ~ go "A penny saved s two earned
GEO. a. KEEN a co. ato constantly receiving ain.
uonal supplies 10 hoif already complete assortment and
cash buyer. "
Por sale Al cost T. make 1r more sessonsbe rood
about dozen neivc0ocn Ffock Cotfs "A the besf
suitable for mechiniesi also few pair n real Pilot
Recently strivcd % doz Collars 10 doz Stocks rs doz
Bosoms, a. every prices the sizn Of
d. KEEN a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
ACoPy. Tes.

Rules tst~n IN the Cerss once OF The JirciTt -n-
IA pcii7r Court Of Law anl Chancery q Prince Edward
cuuuty tie 5h lay cf December, $50. AZ 2tner d. wal
Peyton Sandolph, James bTiug John Fournoy samuel
Allen Philip Adams, Richard Rocker. IoinA Watson -
mon lugbcs. Winsm Berkeley. Charpra love. amt Mary
walker, sdu'Soi Wiiam Waikcr, decd dccndan's
The defendants James EwiuE. rbIn adlms iui John
Watson MT htvus enisrrdthcr appearance amt nis.n
security, according 90 the fct OF hc General Asschf and
he rules Of this count ant sppeaUug thtt they
inhabitants u ths Siafr Ou The m1ion The plinuf 10y
counsel BE- entered ar rules Aforesaid, anI accordingly
ordcrct that the said defendants Jsmcs Ewirr. Phifp
Adams. aud lohu Wtern 90 appear afthe CLERKS Of
ice Of said Court rules io be holden the frs Mon
lay Aprii sud the qainf ~ It'll; aud that
copy Of ths order be forthwith Inserted In sume one of
public newspapers printed n The Ciiy Of Uichnord
months sucrcssvcy and alien posted Al the fr,f
door OF the Court uhouse ofths county.
Copy. Tcste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
ABRN. SHEPHERD. Jr.C.C.

NitGlNiA i-ht a { QUIT hcr Tor HaiieN county at
the Count House ihcr cof Tugstgy, .ih day OF
November, 1910; Mary Linn Che ciiCsL Mary Linn and
Jane Cole, ralnufs, against William igri Nancy mis-
WIFE and hd~srd g. CtTrntnn. cNor of lohn n Linn de-.
ceased tefcndanis-iN CuANCEE4.
Ihc ucteudau s. William Hot and Money his wife,
NOT having entered heir appearance emf given security,
accord r- 20 the Art Of Assembly enc the Rules Of This
Onutt' aoi an0carnt by Fausiari'Iy evidence, that
hcY are not lnhtruris ui this COMMONWEALTH is or
tcTci that the said defendants DO appear the
oufth Muulay in January next and auswcrtlc bi Of
panuhs' aud that copy Of This crirr be forthwith in
serted 90 some newspaper published loo the city Of Rh
nouf, i1r two months sccCsef and posted a the lInu
doc. OF the Coun House % this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

DEID, ROuEHTs g. CO. have received ~
~ the schr Manchester, from New York, somo choice
styles ~ goo'ls-a part Of whjchsre
Plaid French Prnts plaid Mouslanc dc Lame
Rich Eurish Prints hg'd DO 30 go
Common Calicocs
BLACK and Fancy Docssn Csssimcrcs and Cassineus
White snd cd Fsnucls
Rosynn rlaidsi plaid silks
Black Grs de Rhine,
ALSO,
A. eudd embroidered Nadona ahtwla
~ do Crsviani 40
n dtuaat Quilted siik Ntnnaa
D. Maravuquc 90
ID velyetccu cfnhrold'd do
Bfussels plaid Muusciane Dc Iayue
Pckin silks, for dresses, &c.
Comprising l0t oi aud beauifu Goods, which We
otter Al reasonable prices Rou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
!. J AILwORTH, Deputy
de le-w9w For Tho. II Ioynes L. A

= = = y - = y =
A Rules heidi the Clerks Ot1ce u the Cucut Supe
II roT Court oi law and ClEceTy, tor Fuvauu= Coun-
~, lC December, lSiU-iancs Il. Ciuugh and On Akin.
son merchants and partners, uanz under the drn VI
James b. Coush TO suing ioT the benefit OF Gu o.
boruc) pltis against J~isn N. Hopkins and v liam T.
sock gn stage contractors aai Farmers acting under the
hFm % Hopkins a stockton, aud Mel Gay, BENJAMIN
~. Magrudcr aad hrcheus 2. strange cAors OF Gideon
A strange, deed, dclls.-I4 CaaHcerv
The defendants, John II. Hopkins a "a William T. stock.
ton net having entered their appearance aud given sccu
" according 10 te act Of assembly and the rules this
Court AMI appearing by satisfactory ryGcucc that they
ae not n4bants OF this country Is ordered that the
said defendants GO appear here the first CAV next
term and answer The ui Of the plaintiffs hnd that cory
Of ins order be forthwith inserted ~ neSspaper
published ~ the city Of Richmond for success
.ycy and posted the Of the Courthouse Of
de l-wqr ARR 4 -IIEpnErn IL L, L,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
TRvNKs-

TRAvELLING TRvSKs.--Ihsve in Store a We
= ~ large si.ck of hard Russet and black Leather
yelling TRUNKS, both solid aud bellows tops, from the
smallest to the largest size made. OF the above
Trunks manufactured In aud superior style by
the hest Truns maker In America. Those wishing pur
chase will mud tito their advantage 70 call and examine my
stock. SAMUEL PUTNEl,
de5 Ontas!ic he Log Cabin
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
LOCO Ennl -ANNRESS

The Enquirer of the 18Th contains On Address Of
the Loco Foco members Of the Legislature. to the
people Of Virginia, in view Of the coming election
which sets out from the very com neucement, with
IN attack upon the Presidents Inaugural ard his
Administration The address has all the venom,
which those who read the Enquirer have seen spit
foth by that sheet since the Cabinet appoint
menIs Of Gen. Harrison have been made public.
1t abounds with laborcd butfuile attempts TO stamp
the name and character of Federalism upon the
new administration, even al tits eaily day,-reite-
rates all Ritcha's trash about Abolilonism and,
although it contains Gen. Harison's disclaimer,
while he in Richmond, Of this latter charge,
as far as Mr.. Granger is concerned, (authorized by
Mr.. g. yet, in tia very next paragraph the base
insnuaton is made that the Postmaster General is
in full communion with the abollonisis, b. inqur-
ing whether bio appointment, as Postmaster Gen
ersl, has not been made grateful concession o
that party, whose active agency secured TO Gen.
Harrison the nomination Of tho Harrisburg Con.
vention"
Dissatisfaction il expressed in the Address with
our Foreign Relations, and though the President
in'nated he should do all in his power to preserve
the national honor untarnisbed, the authors Of this
spenetic document cannot imagine how this is to
be done, unless the Prcsiden, tells them all about
it, ard this, too, before he enteTs upon his duties
The attempt, 10 give the Wings the name of the
SPOiis party, is exceedingly amusing. OF course,
these gentlemen have undoubtcd evidence Of the
truth Of this charge, in the proseriptive spirit with
which the~Vhigs in the Legislature reelected Ger.
tam Locos at Richmond, last winter.
The Address, with all its nal gnit, and misre.
presentation, together with the doeful tone in
which ii ia for the most par, written, will hardly be
able TO drum up and ganiSe the LEGO foco fac
,ion again in Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
THF SPRING CANVASS.

The Wing County Convention for the nomination
Of candidate, 70 represent Berkeley couaty in the
next House Of Delegates, vas held in the Court.
Hosse in Nartinsburg, Saturday last, The pro
c.edags Of the Convention and oftha Precinct meet
i,gs wi both he found in columns to. day. The
choice Of the Convention fell upon JAMES VI. New
kirk and Edmund P. HrsrfR.
JErFEasoS.--The Convention fos this County,
assembled on Monday the 10Th inst, and nonina-
ted Capt joss NoLER and AsTHokr KsEsEDY,
Esg.,-a very strong ticket. No candidates have
yet taken the field, either in Jefferson Berkeley,
10 beha II Of the locofocos
aoee,s.--The Wings Of Morgan on Monday
last. put CROMWELL 0RRIcs, Esq, in nomination
for recollection. The loco focos we learn, are pre-
pairing for desperate effort to recover the County,
aud on the same day nominated PETER DgcHE,
Esq., as their candidate, We feel quite coo6dent,
that the effort will be vain and bootess. Indeed,
10 Cannot be otherwise, il .he Wings VI Morgan
are true to Themselves and to their country and we
are by no prepared to believe, that the IN
fading lsurels which they won in the campaigns Of
lust year, VIII now Ue 10 MitHei
by negligence 10 the discharge Of their duties by
divisions amoag themselves
Messrs. Barton and Lucas the two rival can
didates for Congress- addressed the people OF JEFF
ferson at the March Court. We were not preseat
at the discussion, but have understood that each
acquitted himself the entire satisfaction Of his po-
htcal friends.
1t seems to be understood, that our late Senator
c. J. Faulkner, Esq, and Col. CHARLES BLUE,
Of Hampshire, have both accepted their nomna.
tons for the Senate, and fairly in the field
Mr.. Faulkner, will doubtless be elected by large
majoritv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
FORTIElCATION BILL.

The Publication Bill recently passed By Con-
gress, make. the following appropriations, which,
il is obvious, contemplate the continuance Of pro-
found peace:
For repairs of Fort Independence and sea.wall,
Cattle Island, $35 600.
For Fott Warren, $45, 900.
For Fort Adams, $35 coo.
For Notifications at New London harbor, $751;
CO.,.
For permanent wharves for Fort Columbus, Cas-
tie Williams, and South Battery. Cove nor's Island
$4,000.
For repairs on Fort Gibson, New York harbor
$4,000
For repair, of Font Washington, SIS, 000
For Fort Monroe, s35 coo.
For Fort Calhoun, $4,000.
For repairs Of Font Macon, SIS 900.
For repairs of wall of Castle Williams, and
other pats of Governors Island, $40 600.
For Fort Sumter, 100000.
For repairs of Castle p,nckey, 1000.
For For, Pula.ki, $l5,0OO.
For Fort Pickens, S 10 600.
For Eou Barunces, s30.U0
For Fori Livingston, $4,000
For contingencies Of Notifications. SIS 000
For incidental expenses attending repairs Of for
tihcations, $40 000.
For repair. of sea.wa on Deer Island, Boston
hsrhor, 5 800,
For repairs Of sea-walI on Rainsrord Island, Bos
ton Harbor 81 600.
For continuing ,sa.wall at S.. Augustine, SIS,
COO.
The total amount Of appropriations for ell pur-
poses, made during the late session Of Congress,
follows:
Ciyi and diplomatic list, ss5l7,079 IS
Army, 04l 9l8 90
Navy, 1920 1877 90
Fortilications t95 son %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
THE ELECTION PRECINCT MEETINGS.
MARTINsBURG.

At a meeting Of the Wings Of the nsburg
Precinct, convened at the Court House. on Friday
the lgth, Col. EDMUND P. HUNTER was call
ed to the Chair and THoMAs BRowS appointed
Secretary.
Ga motion of Harrison Waite, Esq, ths meeting
proceeded ballot for six Delegates TO represent
this precinct in the County Convent on, to be held
in Martinsbuig the 2sth.
The Chairman appointed Messrs. Waite and
Chambers teors, and upon counting the vote,
Messrs. Harrison Waite L. Z. Hunter, Anthony S
Chambers, Edmund Pendleton. Thomas Patton and
Alexander Cooper were elecied
Ga motion of Edmund Pendeton, Resolved, Thai
the proceedings Of this meeting be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published ia the Mar
tnsbUrg Gazette.
On motion Of Charles ]. Faulkner, Esq., the
meeting adjourned
L. r. HUNTER, Chm.
Ia0s SRoWS Sec'g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
WIN. HUI, Seen
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.


The Delegates to the Wing County Conve ston,
called 10 nominate two Candidates to represent the
County of Berkeley ia the next General Assembly,
assembled in the Court House, pursuant to public
notice, on Saturday last, at o'clock.
Upon motion of Edmund Pendleton, ALEXAN.
DER ROBINSON, Sen'r., was called TO the Chair,
and DR.. ALLEN c. HAMnoSD and EpMuxD PEN.
pLEroS appointed Secretaries.
Tbs following Delegates appeared and were en-
soed
From the Martias5urg Precinct ;--Anthopy S.
Chambers, Edmund p. Hunter, Harrison Waite.
Thomas Patton, Edmund Peadletcn and Alexander
Cooper.
Fret. the Fouing Water Precinct james l..
Cunningham George Chrisman, Dr.. VIM, Hunter
James Harrison, DR.. A. c. Hammond and James
c. Ouick.
From tie HedgessiRe Preeiaet Alexander
Robinson, Jehu Harlan, George W. Robinson, 10
.oph Harper, Dr. Thos j. Harley and Jas Chris
welL
There appearing no Delegates from the Garards.
town Precincts but certain gentlemen heibg in al
tendance IRON ,,ha, region Of the County, on mo.
non Of Robert PBg4rly, George MeKown and
Hanson Maslin We're sdmlned as members of the
Convention.
The Convention Then proceeded to nominate and
ballot for csndidaies
Upon the ballots being counted, il appeared that
he vote OF the Convention had been cast for Col
L mund p. Hunter and james NJ. Ne~k,tk, Esq.
On motion Of Harrison Waite, il was nnantsaous.
y, Resotvs5, Thar Col Edmund p Hunter ana
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25

REaARKABLE CoINciDEscE-The inaugural oil
Pr s3ent Harrison is not merely full Of sound doc
trines and principles, well expressed but il seem,
10 have been the cause ST not little profundty oil
critical remark on the part OF the locofoco press
For exampe--ihe Globe leads of by saying =" il /.
Websteran throughout" The Richmond Enqui.
rer, after day lwos reflection with the author
nes before IT, says the inaugural is :" Webster all
over" Ard nov, the Harrisburg Reporter de-
eiares as the result Of its cogitatious this state
paper that cit is WeJsteriaa in both its language
ard protested doctrines"
1t must he admitted that there is wonder ful
coincidence Of opinion and language in these loco.
foco organs. That thu phrase, which seems so
current, not entirely original in each case, we
must not doubt. As brevily is the soul of vii; so
novcity ana depth the beauty Of criticism And
Judged by this standard, no one can hesitate 10 adj
nit the beauty of the GIohe, and Enquirer. and Re
porter Criticisms President harrison inaus ursl.
This trio Of iocofoco critics having come unani-
mously TO the opinion that the inaugural is " Web
.teran throughout" they will Of course be ready to
concur with the locofoco organ in Baltimore, which
prouounces it a "miserably poor production" -
Wonderful is the critical sagncity Of locolocoiam,
and wisdom shall die with IT !--BGf. Pat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
rIRGINIA ANp NEw YoRk.

RESfGNAT ION or COY. GILBER!
The Governor OF New York has recently made a
demand upon the Governor Of Virginia. for the sur
render Of fugitive from justice, charged with the
commission d forgery in that State. Governor Gil
mer has refused 70 make the surrender, until the
Governor Of Neu Ycsk should surrender the then
individual charged with stealing slave from ciii-
zen Of vifgias. We earn from the National In
telligeneer Of Tuesday, that Governor Giimer's re-
fusa was made the subject Of action in the House
Of Delegates, on Friday last, but that the House
adjourned without coming TO any conclusion, and
ha, Governor Gimerresignej the Office q Governor
on Saturday. Being wthout Richmond papers Of
date later than these Transactions can give nc
further particulars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
NEWS. POLITICS. Sc.
APPOINTMENTS BY lHE PRESIDENT.

Rober, c. Cornell, # New York, to b Receiver
Gsnesal ef Pah,sc Money ii New Yors, 10 rhs
pace of Stephen A,len, removed
Samuel Fro,hinehan, of Bostor, 10 se Receives
GeneFal Of Pablic Money at Boston, in the place o
isaac Hin, removed,
Richsid Il. Gail, Of Florida. TO be Governor il
and for the Territory Of Florida, 10 the place 81
Robert r. Reid, removed.
Charles b. Penrsse. OF Pennsy lyapia. to lie Soil
eitor q the Treasury ,in the place Of Matthew Bur
ctsra, removed.
Elisha Whiulesey. Of Ohio, TO be Auditor af ihs
Treasury, for The Post Office Department, 10 the
place Of Charles X. Gardoer. removed
Paul RnssigneL. to be Superintendent Of the
Brsnch Mint at Dahonega in lhe State Of Geor.
gia, in The place Of J. J. Singleton.
John Williamson, Of Pennsyls aais, To be Record.
er Of the Genersl Land Office, in The place Of Esud
son NJ Garlaad. removed.
solomon Van Rensselaer,. 10 be Deputy Postmas-
ter at Albany.
Lind Officers
Thomas Scott. Register, Chco,he, Ohio. vice
Jas. $. MeGinnis, removed
Ambrose Whiilock Receiver, C wiordsville, In.
disna, vice Ezekiel Mcdonnell, removed.
Officers Of tis Customs
COLLECTORS.
James Hunter, Savannah, Georgia vice Adm. B.
Fennin, removed.
Joserh G. Neyss, Psssamsquoddy, Maine, vice
sullivan s. Rawsun. removed
John NJ. Hale, Fr.nchman's Bay, Maine, VICE
Edward s. Jarvis. removed.
Charles j. Abbott, Peuobscot, Maine, vice Row.
land II. Brigham, removed.
William B. Smith, Alaehias, Maine. vice, VIM.
Brown. removed
George Thatcher, Belfast, Maine, vice Nathan
iel NJ. Lowrey, removed.
Edward Cur,is, New York, vice John Morgan,
removed.
George Allen, al Marlborough, Maine, vice
Denny McCobb, removed
Jeremiah Brooks, at York, Maine, vice Joseph
z. Junkins, removed.
Parker Shtlden, at Bath, Maine, vice Joseph
sewall, removed.
SURVEYORS.
Showi'hs s. Whippie, Easiport, Maine, vice Eze-
kie Foster, removed
William Taggar, New York, vice Ely Moore,
removed.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
Isaac p. Davis, at Boston, Mass, vice Isaac o.
Barnes, removed.
Thomas Lord, New York, vice William S. Coe,
removed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
The RAIL ROAD.

The work on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
ia advancing to completion, the whole DISTANCE from
Harpersfarfy westv ard. Indeed, for milss, the
road IS graded; and it is only at some deep cut, or
deeper 6ll, that the sound OF the pick axe or the
dr is heard Under the continued Forts Of The
hardy laborers now employed upon it, we may tx.
peet to a level track really TO receive the rai!s
by the time that those who undertook the contracts
for laying them, can collect their maerie Imme-
diltely east OF town, the force Of oborers, under
The direction OF Mr.. FLEMNIso, appears to be maxi
lag Roadway through the rock bound bill and the
boom of the blast, rock after rock is d.lodgcd,
reminds Us of the noisy celebrations Of the triumph.
eat Wings hst fall
The course Of the Rswsy is quite ornamental
TO our town. and fi contributes as much to its in.
forests, as it does to it's appearance. will havs
cause to complain, The Road crosses tho Opequon
creek, short distance below the county bridge,
on what will be a handsome wooden viaduct, at the
western sbutmenl Of which, commences the deep
FIX through Mr. CoucHMANs fine meadow Maj
EDps' coatrael)-theuce it runs up the valley OF
The rascarora, TO within few feet of Messrs. Nc
Gausy & Cos. Foundry and curves round the
Muster hiii,' as we were won't to call it, when
boy; ssd grasses vIaduc,, now in course OF
building, which when finished. will be one of the
haest specimens of architecture 10 tie land--This
viaduc, commences few feet soall4 OF the head
race Of Swsiizs mill passes through The ''willou,
grove" and has liz northern ahulment Immediate
" above the eastern termination Of Buike street,
The suPerstructarei is to be OF Wood upon fourteen
columns of handsomely cut stone. ON This poin,
tho road curyes roand the north west, eros. smother
viaduct, thrown over fuscsrora, at The northern
snd of cur ilLge-and stretches away towards the
Potonac, in is course TO Cumberland, Md. In
tho distance iicm The olcquon to town, ,sbout .
mites two SjaeQets are rendered necessary by the
s'nuosties Of the iiitle stream,
How l0rg It will De, before the road is finished
~e ste unable 20 say hu, suppose it. will moi be
&eady forsErvsl before tho spring or sumner OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25

Jane, u. Kswhitk. Esq. Re and are hereby. non,
mated and recommended 10 the people Of Berkeley
County, fl and proper persons to represent the
couaty'in the mex, General Assembly.
On motion Of Edmund p Hunter,
ResOlped. That this Convention spprsve Of the
nomination Of Richard ". Barson, asa Candidate
10 represent this District in Congress, and he is.
hereby, recommended to ibe earnest, united and
vigorous support Of the Wings Of Berkeley County.
Rssolsea. That the proceedings Of ihss meeting
be published IN the MariH.burg Gaze,te.
Ga motion, the Convention Sajouined. sine die
ALEX. ROBINSON, sr, CHM.
ALLEa &. H4anoED, !
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25

HEDGESvILLE.

A, meeting Of the Wings Of the Heasesyiile
Precinct, on the 10Th March, l94l pursuant 10 ne.
tice, SILAS HARLAN was called to the Chair
and RoBr. V. sSoDoRAss appointed Secretary.
On motions, severaly made, tie following gen
,emen were nominated, to wit: Alexander Robin.
son, Jehn Harlan, George w. Robinson, Joseph
Harper DR.. Thos. J. Harley and James Criswell,
and John Green alternate TO DR.. Harley, to attend
at Martiusburg on to morrow, to meet other dele
gates in Convention nominate delegates to repre-
ssnt this county in the next General Assembly OF
Virginia.
On motion of Mr.. Richard Wood, Resolved, uuan-
imously, that this meeting pledge themselves to
e'e cordial supper, to any nomination made with
the consen, OF our delegates above named.
Ga motion, the meeting adjourned.
SILtS HARLAN, Chm.
Rosr. V. SEoDGRAss, .See'y.