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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
NO. 45.
RAZoRst nNzOHs,
NHii man uAs tn 10 every ia
lie should sudeaynr Id lowell %

iS sllnillO 'uleaNur % uow~l"
4 HAVE Just "lyc Of ny IMPORTATION very an.
peror assortment Of RAZORS Gun tie celchT,ist
inanuiactones Of Joseph Y, gers son waic rothrrs
ml Joseph Elhuts made expressly 90 my orders With
nos Iyrer' etched on zach BLADE Consequently lsr
pleasure in recommending thcsc Razors al y friends
feIT TtJpNAs ry,,.p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
RECEIVING AND n Store

RECEIVING AND IN STORE.
S0 ullps Crar,Puu5 Rico sad y. Orleans Sugar
CO l'' bags Java islpcunrf COEsc
- 80 Green Laguyra 30
az hhds Trinidad Poro Rico and y o M,la.se.
gJ taLs New Orleans fl
~ boxes Loaf sugar
y ffsrrys fresh k.rg
20 boxes ~Nlu and lNKl2 Glass
30 go HulPsPateu. ard woodruf.s Tall1w Can.
Jldis Parent sscrm sni Comro'Hion TalIsw 10
I'M boxes IluU's Ezra No ami Fancy soap
ly,n sacks Liverpool blown AM Ground Alum sllt
=" KEGS Nails anJ SI-kss
rcroyus best Indigo
20 rcsms Wrapping Paper
~ kess rcsnea al; Peter
~ bags f.prcr
u Ginger
II ie,'ssaui r.Tcs sicily Madeira lwo5Iloussl
y elsss sweet Malaga 1n
Oh rou,NrU Superior 90
3 half pipes uts' OLD Madeira 10
81 rlsss trcsh lnaston Ls8
- pbIs Tar
81 do superior Family Flour
10 HHfs SsCuu sides
No Norh tUuina Hsrru-s
- boxes Uulaus test Axes
- Move S-Cul E'rc GRIT Grind stones
- s'Ss puFuu.s rlcrsins and AstuE Posjcr
shot
snalf shrsss sFp-r.,f Cuupowls- and B.,ss Teas
Bel CuI IS ar. Leasing LiG-s
starch. best Lnra1n Mustard
tNnr IH't an. Cop. HrEs
49, tons Sw- 'ss, 'r.a'ry and TrsIcRr Ir-u. com.
Fr.siDEn q. 1eIa assortment Of al. szls :. Cat
: t.as Glaa ~. Ii,or arJshsa,lr-
Hn Plough 4 t-s
MnrI Ursr's
tons ". Eol-. assorted ,-,s
- a. Aw.r .'1 EHst-r' 'S.es'
10 90 So .,s.er,rtszss
EsI HH Er.uau 20
10 s.rr s.sel 'r.m It.rsHteefu.,
... yypp.r-F,.t A. gy--,rr ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
NCTCALr

The Cfrrf.1'THf J,srnr Ur. E.g .ot r.. slr. f.r.f
lrrrnF, fHNl VS.. rf N.--., ttlFHc.'s A'tu So a-r
hunting relief nr dreadful "1-r 81 .FgTrlsr RrU fFur
rn.N rrNrt Tie nrtf Frall rlt...ri srI again I1grH
ruc' benefit indeed. me- rr4f relief hGr ruUIs
'rh irufcss rsI nI H.UHf ELI IH. asirrg SHHufs iH
scisyc Co be mos, sa.Is.s wafer fHr gsHcr
Sac. SC
Gwen under my HauL tH. To- eth March. $780,
JOSEPH BELL.
ny fn supply received. suf .FHe HlF n barrels or
bottles 40 lNEil. JOHNSTON INFIIrS
Ju l1 NEHnts 10 the Prrrrtcfrrs
nIL CLOTu CONEHs, .ar Piano F1rtes. lined
" wtnwool uc ges, sf1i OF article grthc purpose Tor
sale by W. DANIEL
Muse Store, square above he B,rss
~ ~ me RtHurrr ans q. wilcox, have received
another ut those srruiI aN amt half Octave PIANOS
m 1. to ORDER bs GlC 4 Christopher; as, others rou
fHe HIH fuu of Dubois a Bacon
sri. uuy those PIANOS which have lhs French Gran.
acton. auto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
F0R SALE. PmIvATELY

FOR SALE. PRIVATELY.
On G Strtet-Gamb.C's Hi,
Within ten minutes walk OF Ih, BausS.N
4 new convenient BRICK nW cling, ot two stories
ffRfa ans basement The basement divided INTO Din
bISIU ing room, kitchen, Uaury &C the ls door into
uar.nT drawing room, and passage %
through ~ floor into chambers. THE u, r5 feet 'front.'
and running back los feet There ample alongside
for another house of equal or larger i". E. desired
and houses rent well In that ishhourHooI The garden
10 very productive futTccs asparagus beds.
well ot excellent water iu the yari, with Minors
Patent Pumps. The owner will take pleasure showing
90 any tisFoscitU purchase For terms SC HTpy
ia % ROBT HILL 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
BUTLER EFfERvEsCEEr
MAGS ESIAN APERIENT

I'oR Dyspepsia 81 Indigestion, nervous debility, CiIii.
ness headache, acIiy ui the stomach, haniua COS.
uNcucss, CufaUvnus diseases, govt gravel etc and niue
valued a. gentle cooling puTgtfvc.
TINS desirable preparation has received the patronage of
nFfy eminent members ut the ptOiC ssiJn, AMI
crrnng public, many respectable AMI uusur cd stifs.
mas "i u- "thrtcy as medicine, have been clrltr-
WIFI an The pleasing qualities glass of soda wafer. DO
Possesses tc active medicinal properties OF the most an
proved sanuns puGgNvcs, pleasant the palate and
grateful 10 tur stomach
supply TycciyciHUi for sale by
m,23 Thr,, I-Grs L,io,y H. R,li 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
WHEAT FANs.PLOUGns, STRAW CUT.
TERs AND COR SM y I.I.EKs.

WHEAT FANS, PLOUGHs, STRAW CUT
TIERS AND CORN-SHELTEKs.
TUE rutHcTibctH prepared furnish AUlufirH
Wheat Fans Having been fully tested II h unneccs
ssry Ia any thing IN commentator OF them. Prices
rom Q ~ to ~.
We woui urge upon the Of Virginia amt North
Carolina, Ia give thetr Poughs ts being persuaded that
they Will than sustain their high reputation These
flDucs have received premiums iu almost every In
the Union Al lat" Virginia. they hal awarded
ihcmthc most perfect mpl men % the kind offered
for sale In tic -outhut h. 10 those who have
that with confidence rr aud having soii between
and ln think that sufficient opportunity has
20 fni ihc defects, II they had any. Their Plough
Castings made ~ seve"al different kinds of metal com.
bn" for the double purpose Of making theta hard and
tough.
The price Of those implements arc a. low II no, little
lower than the most common article which the Planter
I IL 4 valuable cunsil Iteration.
Al one horse Plough
AZ. d. Large EiEe 10
A 3 Three horse
A3I. DO Large size 40
-. Four horse do
CuiiSsIlrs
toTl shelters
u !. Two horse Plough
az H. Large size 10
A !. side hill used also for ditchinE)
~. Large size 10
SwaT A Plough
Htni CuiiiyauTs, for gardens
straw Cutters
These last ARTICLES Corn shelters and Straw Cuteis)
intend In sell puce low 10 induce every PantcT
/ who has any ioT me, To purchase.
We keep constantly on haui large good assortment
| Of castngs Of the same superior metal.
II gives pleasure 20 show our implements. should
VIC be 20 unfortunate as not to effect sale
GREITER q PEAkE,
GtuCcrg aud Cotltnissou Merchants,
| III u = doors below ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

METALLIC tOMFUuND ron RAZOR STRAPS
vi HarIer's Patent Metallic CUmpouni Powder give
keen sharp otge 90 Rsa1r u one minute uoney
funded. fOT sale by INo. GANNOR,
eu IL ! door above the Bel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
Saddle. REIDLEs. nAKNEss g

p, Sd DID LES, BEIDLES HARNESS &c
a. ra'sg.s.ur - nlut. tuanu.ast1 v t.-f
= spale, s'iche4 ,rI u..rn : i4jes; comTnos : = Re-
a. ' 2iS"-c blrourre lU Slls ''irlCss IS; H,r.I
aH 80 cred S'-srup Du Cur and sasIEs irfs: b,-
E0R -4 aut American Birdie le.her s.i N,r-Inr,,, al.
qua 's 81 Coach Sa,sey vgI Rin- N,uir-. Iarr,-
thi IN Ear 81 every description which ne will sell
az th' .owc prices Persons i1 Of articles no die
laSSE hn" vii trd 10 tIeE iranuse cal and lam.
Re . ALFRED KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23


WAsHIS5Tos Iune %, $50.
It's very seldom that nave ever recommended any
Invention because know that TccOWu yutl'lous are
frequent ant easily obtained they 10 general OF
little value But consider nothing than Of
Justice o. tie inventor Co bear testimony the good a.
ties oi aTpcTs Mealc Compound for sharpening RiZrIs
has CO N" 10 my notice have made far trial oft, aui
have never found any hiug equal 10 for wa keen
c-e 10 razor. No no slaves himself shnUlI my
opinion us viii. ulIr. ]. l.. EDWARDS.
The susr ucers, Boo Washington, from their own cEpc.
ricncc, fully concur with Mr.. Edwards above re-
commentator.
WIN Cranch wv Bronlush
W Jones BWsTua.
Kennedy Jnu Mcleod
PhIusas bradley.
y. B-Ifu has failed, It is in consequence u too
much being used 80 time hc strap Tie strap must
be simply busted "IhI very smt. quantity uitAe Powder
nANENpORT q ALLEN have Tor ss's
l. Havana Wine sugar Loaf; Ncw YORK and Baltimore
Refined
TEAS-TInc aud common qualities
SlGARS-St. CTON, Porto Rico AMI New Orleans
NlNES-Malcira, TcucTiiir, DC.
ColFEE-IAyl, llguayra and RIO
Winter aat Summer Pressed Lamp oil
Tanners oil
White Lcai at reduced price
CANDLEs-JuiTs spcrmaecu
DO HulIs raicnt
SOAP-IIuI's tees aud Fay's
ALMONDS-Sui shell
NAILS Al descriptions
PnMpER-B.asiins aud Sporting, kegs and caus'crs
SuoI-scllug as agents Tor the manufacturers
BRASDlE$-Cts.rct brands
10 limitation
lNDGO-PIimr quality
GROUND PLAs1ER-Agen's for manufacturers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
beautiful DINING WARE

BEAUTIFUL DINING WARE have lust
- spcncd few package uf Dinner Sets. Of the pattern
30 generally admired for sale either In large small
As1 uoN open m avery arGe and general assortment
o. hne ash common China, printed and common goods;
rel cut and plain Glass, pressed 10; German silver
ors' Sc &C. Please cali aud eKamins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
J. PEASE y SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF uOARHO L y
G \ " DY

= n y IL
supply received
LNELL, JOHNSTON & ITEII,
lie Is AL NrKIlt1,'s Oh Si,r5
ENGLISH WHITE IEND-wc have iu-r ~.
IL cctyoda supply oi English White Lead, in oil which We
can confidently recommend Ia any who may want an extra
article, tor immediate
tel5 sANL + Ado & co.
HISTORY Of THE WORLD, iu volumes
octave, coniinucttp $40 10y thas Won RotcrE, l. l.
u, Professor 90 i'r University uf Guburr. Auc Counsel
ctr Member ui tho Chamber 81 Deputies Of the Grand
TicI ougraNtngs
The know offered 10 the pIhlic is designed ta hI IN
great cHstu In uucmnst important department Liter.
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gent NJ all classrr Of snri. y.
The amh"Tol this History Is celebrated throughout Eu-
r"p" a. schp'r,as statesman, ani bold defender
OF dh'ty aud this reputation wl certainly br an excel.
lcnl RECOMMENDATION "i his work tu American pubic.
The work ts printed paper uf the best qualify. and
bound elegantly and substantially IN muslin For sale hy
A. MADDOX,
Opposite tie Ranks,
Sole agent Tor rho above work In tic state of Va
HJ- Several active Agents wanting IN procure suuarri.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
MORE BtKGAIAs cALIooEs,


FLANNELS, &c.
ID ~ JENKINS is opening 21u10 yards Ca'ic5cS-elc-
II. giant new Fail ant Winter styles, all prices from Ct
ln I2t cents suI Surt
Furniture CaI,oss, ars. 10, l2t cts and finer
TBuuels-aI styles aui prices
Servants tluffIU-, Tor males ans females
BlrEaIus % Blankets
WIN many other articles bought extremely lcw-al Of
which will Hr as cheap Tor -asI 10y wholesale OF retail
any house 90 ilc United states. aul
I-ILHS, SALE & co have Just received. ami
N offer sale,
ly' Dos Western and SIuftfsfl Bacon
~ lals ~. rIfpf H-TuuEs
80 so ~. gross IH
% fD ~. q family Roe un
- 30 Family Flour
Do i1 superior Nu'asscs
HHHs lo
- kegs Family Lard
DO boxes TsIoy Candles
30 tu sperm 90
81 ta.s olf Whisky
~ Hn Common 10 ID. au lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

IEAS-Guupuwdg
Imperial
ruuyhpuE
SUGARS HrHWuarl Loaf
Crushed aud rulvcured
NOlIEE-oII Government Java
la.uirt aui Suuarta
NOLASSES= Sugrr-Euu4r
rHT,u Rec
CANpLES-Spcrm and TlI,uw
Uo Patent
PORTER-Gutrs ami Piuts
u do London Brown Stout
IlSIl#F1miIy Roc IiarIucs and cut
d. shat lon hall hhIs
WINES Madeira
sherry, P1uar 8 puh Gordon
DO. NCuICs3hc iu bottles
Ea.f india Madeira, do
Oh Port. u1
Pa, Juice nj the Crane
Cham. aIEUH, Anchor, Harm and other brands
Oh CoruEc BRANDY
To llol'au1GlN
Dn. Grenada auI jamaica RUN
DO. Apple amt Peach BRANDY
Do Rye wIiI-KEN
10. Picking VINEGAR
Fresh Salad on.
Mus lANU#IIcurh 1u1 London
OLIVES aud CAPIWS
Wtskry FAMILY FtOi q. aus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
CO-pNRTNERsmnP

TUE subscribers have This nay tssocfsfe4 hrr,ssrss
Il under The drm ni TAUR = GiIES - FAMILY gao.
GERS NOD COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ttry have
now and vii continue to seen. assortment Grrrs.
Gee OF very best quaiy when they ofer cnst " .r
i1c usuR credit ip JHrc'HHi 'aeta lo prices .
arnc'os ~ same quality can Do huf In his market
lhsY will receive, aud fciL PflIIec of any Kind. 0r
commission; lnihopc by fuaiy ani suict attention
io INV commission eufrusiedt I them No. receive
sshare Of patronage IiIOs TABR
WILLIAM GILES
July IE, 1871, sJaaU
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

actions, abundantly show that his faith
anchored in the harbor Of Christianity.
Hers then, for the credit OF the country,
there is one man at least since the DAYS
Of Washington, exalted 10 the pinnacle OF
honor, who did not hesitate to make
known his regard for serious goodness.
This was a timely rebuke to that foul spi-
rt Of iatidelitv that would enter the tenn
pie Of Religion, and Of Constitutional LID.
erty, and by lis unhallowed touch con.
taminate and destroy whatever is love-
ly, excellent, or Of good report" For
this the late President merits the grateful
recollections of American Christians. 1t
will be well, If the example thus nobIy
and piously set be followed in the sue
ceeding history Of the Republic. The
Bible says, "happy is that people whose
God is the Lord" And, in due subordi.
nation to this truth, We say, blessed will
that people ever be whom God favors with
such man as William Henry Harrison
for their Chief Magistrate. He is gone
Peace to his ashes A Nations tears
water his tomb, and a Nations history is
ornamented by his life
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston on
Wednes day of last week. bringing news from Eng
land up to May 4th There is nothing of impor-
lance by her from the continent of Europe. From
England she brings news which may be considered
Of importance in future, being notice given II
the British Parliament Of an intention 10 propose
revision of the Corn Laws of that country, the re-
suit of which will in all probability be reduction
Of the present high duties foreign bresdstuas in
England. amounting almost to prohibition. The
announcement of this project created considerable
sensation through ut England, and will be- warmly
earnestly supported by the friends of the manu-
featuring districts whose dense and half.starved
adoption of law favoring the introduction of the
necessaries of life. Should moderate reduction
take place in the present oppressive laws OF
England in relation to foreign grain our country
would find an increased demand for her surplus
crops, and additional stimulus would be given
thereby TO British and American Trade generally,
The Caledonia brings nothing in relation to the
fate of the steamship President, that almost all
hope for her safety is now reduced to The mercst
glimmer. II is stated her officers and crew, with
the passengers on board, (29 In ally numbered
100 souls.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

Two STEAMBOATS, Losr.--The ST. Louis (Mo,)
Argus OF the 18th inst. says The Biazi on her
passage from Galena to ST. Louis, struck rock in
the rapids and sunk--totai loss. Insurance to the
amount Of 50 600. The bout was oaded with lead
which, we believe, was also insured, bu, that
be raised
The Steam Boat Agnes, says passenger on
board the Empire that came down yesterday struck
a .nag in the Wisconsin river, below English Bd-
tom and sunk--she was insured in this city TO tho
amount of 81 500
The loss accustomed by the sinking Of these Two
boats and cargoes, is by means uncomfortable.
The Insurance Companies Of St. Louis viii be cali
ed upon for SIC 800 besides the cost OF raising the
lead the loss ot the owners and merchants will be-
still larger. Until rivers are clen'ed out and
freed from all dangers. we must be excused tor ~
sianating to the Intelligent and commercial editor
and president in Boonshck, that it is probably not
best TO destroy the Insurance Companies. Let
them stand hitle while longer-do. won't you.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

The REMAINS OF PRESIDENT HARRr-
soN.--We learn from Colonel Todd, saws
the Shelby, Kentucky News, "tbat on
his way TO his residence in this county
last week, he, IN The performance OF sa-
cred duty, called upon the venerable
Widow Of our lamented deceased Presi,
dent. Whilst there, he was invited by
that lady to consultation with herself
and her only son, as to the ultimate de.
posltory ofthe remains of her distinguish.
ed and beloved husband--the great and
good President. 1t was determined, a,
this consultation, to remove the remains
Immediately to North Bend, to be deposit
ted upon beautiful and elevated natural
mound, where the monument may be seen
for several miles up and down the Ohio
river. There the
traveller Of distant ages will DO refreshed
by visit to the tomb of the Warrior,
who was never defeated; of the Patriot,
who died poor; and the Statesman, who,
from the proud height of President "fell
like star struck from its sphere, covered
with glory and renown."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

U. S. ARMY.-The late Secretary o.
War in statement published in the Globe
since his retirement from office, says the
army is in high state of discipline ard is
composed Of l0,069 men. The expense
for each person in the army in 1897, was
$500 l3, and in 1910, 1915 96; show.
ing reduction of $24 IS, or more than
q per cent.
All the various departments and bu-
reaus connected with the War Office, are
represented to be in excellent condition,
and to be as well regulated and efficient
as possible. The gross amount of ex-
pendilure during the year 1910, were ten
millions, being a reduction Of more than
eight millions from those Of the four pre-
ceding years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
THE GAZETTE.
MIAl2pGlY S3UR9y VA
THURSDAY, NAY 81. is4I.
coNGREss.-THE EXTRA SESSION.

CONGRESS.-THE EXTRA SESSION.
The called session of Congress, which was deem.
ed necessary, owing the condition Of the Treasu-
ry as found by the present Administration on com
ins into Office. meets on Monday next. The most
important measures upon which positive action viii
doubtless be had, are the providing Of suiicien,
revenue for the presea, and prospective support OF
the Government, which will require an augmen,a-
ton Of some Of the duties on our foreign imporis-
lions, and provision for the safe-kecpng and dis.
bursting Of the public monies in lieu Of the present
system, via: the sub Treasury The subiec, Of a
National Bank will. without doubt, be brought
upon the taPis, hut with material changes in its
character from the last one, aud it is thought the
Objectionable features which we're contained in
the charters of the former national institutions may
be entirely eradiea,ed by the p1uning.kniie of ex-
perienee. Certain it is that the sub Treasury will
be repealed, and therefore consequently certain,
thar some fiscal agent will be created selected,
to assist the officers of Government in disbarsing
the public revenues. Congress not having been
called together by Mr.. Tyler. IL cannot be said to
be known what he will recommend, but of one
thing the country is certain, having received il
under his proper signature since his accession,
that he will do all in his power restore sound
currency to the country, aud that the war, which
has heretofore been carried on against its trade
and commerce, is heneeforward TO cease. With
him these subjects, the people coincide and all
will look with much anxiety to the message which
he will transmit to Congress on Monday next, and
which will show the true state Of the Treasury, as
well other matters which induced the call Of the
extra session.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

joshua BALDWIN, the Recorder Of the Second
Municipality OF New Orleans, has submitted TO the
Legislature memorial in favor Of the utter sup
preston OF gambling in tina, city. pointing out the
means OF rendering such suppression efectusl
and hnal We should like to see them carried into
effect II successful he can hardly merit too high
retiring pension. But we think he cannot succeed
lie may effect great deal in suppressng the damn
ing wee, but to put down gambling all together, is
task which Hercules himself would nor have nm
deraken. Gambling is propensity in which men
to certain extent always have INDUCED, and al
ways will indulge, whether in civilized or savage
hft.-N. Y. Sunday Mornisg Alos.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

FLoRlpA.-The last adsces state thai on the
o6b nh the mail rider and horse were killed about
% miles from Tampa Bay. A friendly Indian
gave the news at Tampa soon after the deed was
done. The Commanding General ordered out
command of Dragons, who, soon as possible, pro-
eeeded to the place OF the murder, buried the ex-
pres, rider and pursued on the track made by the
murderer. After several hours pursuit. he came
upon camp regularly fixed ard comfortably
situated, occupied by one Indian, who was leisure
~ opening the mail and burning the letters. Cap.
tain Beall shot him in his occupation but saved
but one entire letter of tho mail. This Indian
proved to be Maxy Halo, OF famous memory an
those parfs.
! We regret TO learn that the troops at several Of
The posts in Florida were becoming more and more
sickh -BekI. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

MARYLAND,-From Maryland We have now full
returns. which give the Wings six of the eight mem.
hers Of Congress to which that State is entitled In
the last Congress there were three Wings and FIVE
Loco(ocos. The result this year shows gain OF
three members, proving that our sister State is snc'
cessfuy struggling redeem herself from he sway
of Locofocoism. May we not exclaim, well done,
good and faithful neighbor
IkDfAsA.-From Indiana, have intelligence
that renders il certain that oil the members oil Con
gress from that State will be Wings, but one. Thu
is gain of three members equal to six votes. Las
year the representation stood five Locos and i've
Wings.
TEYNEssgE.-Ful returns have been received
from Tennessee, which show Wing gain of one
member.
NORTH CAROLINA Still more cheering is he
news from the gallant old North State. The Wings
will have eight of me thirteen members of Congress
to which she is entitled, being gain OF three.
The entire Wing gain 1T the late elections
amounts to j. members, viz: Q in Virginia, in
Maryland, 3 in Indiana, 3 in North Carolina, and !
in Tennessee. In the States of Connecticut, Rhode
Island and Kentucky, the Wings have held their
own,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
srATg OF pARTtEs IN coNGRrss

Sufficient returns Of The recent elections ior mem.
bsrs Of Congress. have been received to show the
state Of parties at the converting OF the Extra Sea-
sion. Ia the Senate. there will be a vacancy OF
ene member, from Tenuessee) and in the House
five yacsacies--thrce from Illinois, and two from
Pennsylvania. In the latter State, the vacancies
viii be supplied BY one Wing and cne Loco; ia the
former there will be no election until August, The
New York Journsl Of Commerce has complied the
following list showing the political conplexics Of
the next Congress. In comparing with the last
Congress il takes tho delegations as they stood
wien FIRST elected. Any changes which may have
subsequently occurred, either by resignation. death
or uansrnieralion, il makes account Of.
". orr. w. gaiH. Onn gar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
BANK ROBBERY.

The Frederick County Bank, at Frederick, Nd,
was entered between las, Saturday evening and
Monday morning, by means of false keys, and rob
bed of upwards of enc hundred and eighty .jips
thousand dollars in coin and other funds. The Di
rectors have offered reward of Ten Thousand Dol
lars FOR the recovery of the money, and the appre
hension of the robber