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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

Opposite the Old Market House, Nam street.
->eY The subscriber respectfully informs his
J. ". e:
EES customers and the public, that he is now
fe{G 4 prepared TO furnish hose in the Trade with
I HATS OF every quality, from 81 % TO $40;
x5efdfA l. they consist Ofthc various shapes and
H(iNS8fA ouTsn n use. Merchants aud dealers
Nsb ~ will find on examination, fine assortment,
and prices with which They will bc pleased lis
oi spring and summer LcghoTn and Palm Leaf Hats is
usually large, and being selected 10y himself New YORK
aud Boston well adapicdto this market His prices
all occasions, will be found least low be offered
in any other House In the trade lie Is also supplied
usual with IIacTs Tals, FuTs Of the various kinds
Trimmings, Hat Feis silk Plush Shelac Extract Of Log.
wood Brushes, Cards. TIP Paper &C &c; all which will
be sold at a small advance.
The Ladies' respectfully informed that they will find
OF the beautiful LcghOTn Hats hl.
dren and infants, OF the latest broad hrm mode.
NH 2i-3m JOHN DOOLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
Removal or BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

,r,u n J, ~, s ~ a.,D y
Il e. ~ A lNlOES NJ the store Of Mr. T. " Cieand h
removing 20 the store Of the subscribers and will be
continued by them
Having more than formerly, we will enlarge the
business and boz short time shall De enabled present 10
Ui patrons and The public generally very EXTENSIVE
ans elegant collection Of books In tie departments
OF Literature &c which On srafninatton win be fouud
equal in poIntof quality, 70 any soi In the state we
shs coninuc :" sell Il greatly redussd prtess aud
specially Eolicua continuance n Taffonsge
Richmond, March sth. ts4t M al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30


'rt knows only one Think Of the then, or ! 20
~ We mNc sweet fricnds-words Mrs
hid Of Florence IIemans
OF TIE lTish Emi- Tho FoTsak1n One
m . There's beauty in the morn
~ nv peaceIn' vale in. dawn
nat iarrweh breathing was "a false 10 thee
lreI Mil, by russell rhe gentle Queen OF Flowers
" Chnir do lis sad TO think upon the
; ssienahc Joyous days OF old, by Hon.
the Highlands Mis- Merton
sitter Land, Mrs. lie. . touch for me thy harp
again
or thee, or the Fare raI eweli to thee Mary
rhe Young Soldier
ei'n.s Rest Rome, thou an no more, Mrs
the liver String, foi Iicmans
oiees 7yis merry To hear at Eve.
DON is bcaming o'eTi ming time, by T. II Weber;
axe ito a Canadian song
10 submissive wife, nj Tea In the hrbour-Comic
" aeps 10 nome when, when wilt thou meet
play that simple All me
.ohly steals the fading light
Jay hsh's gong, iron There's something In kiss
NALTZEs, RoNDEArs AND MARCHES.
! lance, 10y Hunter ! Rendezvous de Chlsse,
"a 0uauilles by RossinI
N an, N, Tyler Crane I,avorite- Fairy like
ny WALK Music
de ouadrilles, by T YES Ritornell, by J c Vie.
u sur, un Motif fiou haisie, LAmbassadrice,
'pera OF the a. Ambas ~ Herr
&c - .uss' WaiiLes
9 taVaune, from Fam IL Eorma Quadrillcs, March
cdicsied 10y We 3, and the Opera Of Ia
oiie Ford u !. so,os in Italian ans
Ionic on Horns Cele E,ylsb words with man =
4 CayaIina, Through brill$ot yariations
food, by e. Z Fiorinf
ALSO,
uperior vlOtiNS lCIarioneus
superior Violin and Cattel's Treatise on IIEfmony
" Strihss, just Inn Burrows Musical Primlners
d, atwholesale andre Musical Encyclopedia, cu-
bracing a complete Musi-
Music Paper OF the cal Dictionary, &c. by w.
quality : Porter
los Tor Music Musical Grammar, In -Four
wood FLUTES, with eh' Parts, by DrCaleou
,yS
lie With large assortment Of Note Books, or Col
oi Psalm and Hymn Tunes generally used in
es and Singing seho OILS. by various authors. apI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

IL assortment Of priced Looking Glasses fer sale
either Al wholesale retsll. WIN huIL6R,
mhIi 3doors shove the Bell Tavsrr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
ROBERT MOTT,

ITO u . SUN I MN Il fstN, GLALTEEf, &c.
Mex, door to the Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, Va.
INFORMS hs friends and the public he has received
part OF s Spring supply Of Paints, OIL Glass &c which
ne u really 10 work moderate Having good
set o. woIkmen as can be procured, he will ende1voT
sNe general satisfaction All kinds of Paints put mp
yeTal Kegs Of soap stone Paint sale low valuable ar
tiele Tor tin or single roofs.
r. : have procured the services of Mr. James Barnes
good sign and Chair Painter will warrant hrs work not
inferior to any like work done In the city.
nah 25-diy r. MOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
WOOD WARE.

WOOD WARE.
~ y, RICHARDS a. CO, have lust received Z
~, large and complete assortment Of the beet Wood
Ware, consisting IN pant as fonlws-
ww,ssy' es lion bound Tubs in nes,' Of av'l'es'
whtuoys bcs Iron bound and Painted Tubs IN nests Of
sir pieces
Painted Coolers
Painted Pals
nest covered Buckets IN nests Of TIRES pieces
Boxes IN nests Cedar Churns
Cedar Milk Pals; Measures IN ncsts, Together with a
great variety Of Guos I'll nf which may be purchased
cheap AZ the Hardwsrc and Furnishing store, " street.
shockoe IIiu. ap3
TUE Ccpsrincrshp heretofore eSstiuE under the hrin
Il Of NIL DABNEY, expired By ne own hfniation,
the FIRST Of the present month"; and the Subscribers 10
tending devote their whole attention 10 the Cornmissou
and COecng business VIII discontinue their Grocery
Cary street, from this time. and rtquesi all persons hav
Ing claims agans them to present them ot Paymen aud
those Indebted hem make immediate payment
they wish 10 close ihcr oo possible
They may be found the Auction Stoto Of Robert I'm
co, X street. fronting Inc Bell Tavern.
ROBERT NIL,
NH EDWARD " DkBNIY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
10 COUNTRY UERCUaNTs

HAVE received large assortment oG Sillery, whic h
will sell al Factory PTiccs-lOweT than they have been
before Call anu cEamine-thc prices cannot fail To
'asc. The stock consists In pari Of
gSh aud American Saddles from al 20 to S3o-Superor
DO d. 10 side aides, slOtoS30 do
DO Heads AMI Rcins and Bride LeaheTs OF all kinds,
pun . n SDp~T DOZEN Double cGyeTed Wagon Whips;
allie and plain BTides Saddle Rags; Grhs; Hard leather
nks iron frames made In the best stylc; sheep skins
Ind BRIDES; 100 doZ horse, carriage and stage Collars
poe Thread Cart Whips; Marngaes; Riding Whips; Gig
q. II. DICKINSON,
Fsnh lS-tf Rad door below the Bell Tavern.
DPEuIIOR OLD WINES a. BaANO \
cry superior old Madeira Wine, Of Newton, Cord o
NuIdocks hrand-pTico irctl II 10 sfl per gallon
Pale AMI brown sherry, Imported 10y the late Mr. Pomar
ne halfppe Of very old aud finely favored COgnac Bran.
Otard pUpuy a Co.'S brand
The above ait~les recommended perfectly gcnu.
and Of quality worthy Of attention. FoI sale by
nh 8 JOHN Il. TRIPLETr 4 SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
SOLE LEATHER

feLIsH WHITE I.EAD-ws have ius, re
eive supply % Enwhsh White Lead, In O which We
ohhdsnlly reeommendto any who may waists curA
10, for Immediate use.
Do sAMI ApIR a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
| true copy from the minutes.
| ap l9-td &. ". MACMURDO, Trcas'r.

NtJE have tor Church lll, two desirable Family
w re- ideI cesone II the Houses story Brick
with half Of Land attached TO H. well enclosed with
all necessary out houses. The other Is large and
modious Brick Builiing with three the floor
with good Kitchen, stable, Carriage House, &C. with
three quarters Of an acre OF Land attached, well enclosed
AMI in high NJ culyaien well with Herbs, Fruit
Trees, Grape Vine. sc Tncy owned 10y gentleman
that has declined House keeping, and II the wishes
H. they gettwo good female House Servants Cook and
Man servant accustomed 10 Gardening. 10 IS seldom that
such opportunities offered 20 the public them
scvesin healthy and desirable neighbour ood Apply
ap l0-ti ROBERT NIL A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
HOOPER 4 GRAPE.
DISSOLUTION.


fTHE Co-paItneTship heretofore existing between JAMES
Il NJ RADCLIFFE a q. 2. JONES, under the siylc OF
James Radcliffe To-. expired by articles Of agreement
on 3st December last. The business will be conduct
hereafter by James NJ. Radcliffe, the stand formerly &C.
euped by NJ. Radcliffe q Co who is alone authorized
10 settle all claims due the late concern who will die
charge all claims due fem ihen e. Jones having dispo
sed Of his enIro interest TO J. NJ Radcliffe.
JAMES NJ RADCLIFFE,
fc - T.. r. JONES.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I w. RANDOLPH a. CO. IN addtisn tn their
usual good assortment OF Books, Stationery Fan
cy Goods, will receive IN week their Sprn- sup
ply Country Merchants and others respectfully son.
cited TO call and examine their stock and prices before
purchasing.
BOOk-BINDING.
Having attached store a Biniery, we are utep.rsy
10 execute binding OF every description.
Clerks and Merchants Books made TO order in The best
style.
Music and Musical Instruments hand in large quaint
tics.
Old Books iakenin exchange for new
w RANDOLPH q CO,
doors below Earleyis Hotel
ie Main street, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
RICHMOND, FREUERICKSBTRG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Meeting 6f the President and Directors Of the Rich
II mond, Freierick shurg AMI Potomac Rail Road Com.
pany, on The lith Jay nf April, 1871:
The President stated that The whole OF the Masonry aud
Roadway formation between the Rappahannok and Po,o
mac Rivers under contract andprogressine with
great ygor aud that the Company having been sappoin
edin tue aid expected Of the Legislature its
sion, would hc indispensable to make farther
vsiun IN addition TO the means furnished from the income
OF the road to meet puneiullly the engagements te
Company: Nhercupnn,
Resoirea That nsancnt q dollars per share be
called ill., each share ofthe additional stock OF the Com
Iany, payable the % Jay OF May next the Bank Of
Virginia at Richmond, the Bank OF Pennsylvania PM
ladcpkia.
true COPY from The minutes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NO THE FARMERS % YIRGINIA-

- Tt AhhElNS Of NlhGlNlA.
HE subscribers would call tie attention II the Planters
OF Virginia 10 their stock ofIusy celebrated P0ughs
from the msnuac oIy e Rugacs, Noursc a Mason, OF
Worcester. Massachusetts. They acknowledged o.
he the most perfect Implements ~ the ever offered
for sale IN thus country, well in respect 10 materials and
workmansh p IN form OF construction The American
Institute Of New York aud the Mtssae husetis Mechanics.
Charitable Association % boston. their respective Pairs
awarded Silver Medals for these Pioughs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

BCUIL y, FAPEN, STATES, &c.
CMlTH q PALMER, ia addition to the and extern
- variety ut hooks and stationery usually hand
receiving their ping supplies together compris
ing the greatest variety Of staple Goods IN their trade
\ a. =. have ondesvoTcd to keep hand at all times
such STOCK would enable them the orders
with which they should bc nvured-and they believe thai
the experience other friends pice AMI quality, has
been satisfactory They offer their present the
usual accommodating terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
RICHMOND HAT MANyEACrOhY,

CwEET OLA very superior Description, suI.Abl
- Tor table use, tn TASKS aud bOtcs, 10 be hadof
LYELI., JOHNSTON & LYELL,
i, NIX MI stan1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
SADDLES, BRiDLEs. HARNESS. A.

TUE subscriber hand. at his manufsetory best,
shauc,, stitched and nain saddles; common Saddles;
all KINDS Barouche and Sulkey Harness. beet bard
aud so socrcd Srrup Irons Curb and suse Btts best
Enrsh and American Birdie Leather and Maringsles, all
queliss OF Coach, Sulkey ind Rising Whips; CarTyal
and WAGON Gear Of every description which he will sell
a. tho lowest prices Persons OF articles in to-.
i've his goods.
fe& ALFRED KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
RULING AND BINDING

= Ps Dndery Is now in full ration. They have
ployedhe best wurkmcn, and prepared To mIuuactur,
Blank Books NJ every descriptions in the best
on the most reasonable terms, mh3l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

ME have on hand beautiful assoumeniof
Mousliues, varying In price frum - % per ~
tacocs Of every description principally suited 10 the
spring season
Rich and handsome striped Challys
Plain plaid and figured silks Of the Attest style and
superior quality
Also bcauf selection Of embroidered spring shawls
together with great variety Of scsrfs and
Hsuikcrchiefs;
To these would add several pieces Of fresh supsr6ne
Ioths Of different colours plain sod figured ain and cu
Velvet Nesngswith other desirable Goods uumeros
to mention.
For cheap gums, call At the Store of
NH 10 REID, ROBERTS A co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24

Chairman who had reported the bill.
The sum reported was not for one years
salary. but as an indemnity for expenses
incurred in the public service, and inpre-
paration for that service, 10 which he was
called BY the people.
Mr.. Profit addressed the committee
briefly in favor Of the bill, expressing
warmly the feeling which the people Of
Indiana entertained on the question.
After which, (Mr. YOU'VE having with
drawn his proposition to insert $4,000, J
the question was taken on the next high
est amount, and the blank was ordered to
be filled with $4,000.
And the committee rose and reported
the bill to the House.
And the question being on concurring
withthc committee in tie amount Of the
ppropriation.-
Mr.. Fillmore moved the previous ques-
ton, which was seconded.
A motion 10 adjourn was made and re-
jected.
And the main question was ordered to
be taken.
MIR. Weller moved an adjournment
which was lost.
And the question recurring on the main
question Il. G. on concurrng with the
committee in the appropriation of $685.
00O)
The yeas and nays were asked and or
dered, aud, being taken, were: Yeas ll9,
nays 10.
SO the House concurred with the com
mittee.
And the question being on ordering the
bill to be rngrossed for third ret ding
Mr.. Williams, Of Maryland, moved its
recommitment with instructions TO strike
out So, 200, and insert one quarters sal.
airy.
Mr.. Fillmore moved the previous ques-
ton, and there was a second.
This Gu, off the motion to recommit,
and brought the House directly to a vote
on the passage of the bill.
And (alter some conyersatlon) the main
question was ordered 10 be taken.
Mr.. Weller asked the yeas and nays :;
which were ordered.
And the main question, F." Shall this bill
pass?" was taken and decided in the af-
lirnative; Yeas 122, nays &C.
SO the bill was passed.
And, at half past eight o'clock, the
House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24
THE GAZETTE.
q Aia ~ 1aI $ 70 lUR q, Vas
THURSDAY, JUNE "a. is4l.
MEssRs. Borrs AND STUART.

MEsSRS. BOTS AND STUART.
Upon The question Of reset nding the 2lst Rule Of
the House Of Representatives, it may be known 70
or readers that two d the Virginia delegation the
gentlemen above named, voted in the affirmative, aRd
each have sd5resscd letters to their constituents
pIsnatofs Of their coarsc The 2lst Rule related 70
the subject Of Abolition and forbade the reception
the House Of petitions upon that subject. The re-
cision d il, iierefoIs, opened The door TO
she Aboilionsts. Messrs Bolts aud Stuart, with
one Or teo others from sIsye-holing States. voted
The Affirmative because they aIlcge the Abolition
lists have rather iecone strengthened than other
wise BY me course If Southern member. 10 refusing
20 receive pstitiong, sc from them. Aud what u
orthodox and conclusive in the matter they say the
right of petition il sacied. ard is privilege guar
aDtied 10 tbs hun best individual 10 the community.
In this they sill be unanimously and cofdislly sus
tanned by heir immediate constituents and Their
fellow citizens every where, Indeed observe
their reasons are universally satisfactory. We be-
reye there Is even ia Congress disposition to re-
ceive these petitions. refer them TO a Committee,
with John Quincy Adams OF Mr.. Slade at its head,
60 that the South ard the country may what
they really intend doing II would seem obvious,
,hst this anatical spirit would sooner receive its
quietus BY hearing what the Aboiiionsts had to
say, referring their petitions q COMMITTEE to be
reported upon, and instructions given to such com
mttee how they should treat the subject II this
were done, it is presumed should not be troubled
in future with the advice OF fappsn, Glrrison, and
their English helpmates. A ate Charlottesville
Advocate, in commenting the Of Messrs
Botts and Stuart, upon resembling the 2lst Rule,
says;
We cordially approve their course, and agree
with them that the South has occupied false po-
sition this subject heretofore. The right of PEE
iltion indeed Is inaena5e and should be sacredy
respected. But apart from the question of right in
this case, place our claims 10 the recognition
by Congress Of our properly in slaves The strong
est grounds, when va ask for prompt action and
the instantaneous rejection Of every proposition
None can doebi the nsigni6cance in number and
character Of the Abolitioni7s at the North By
refusing them, however, the right Of petition, we
rally To their standard this great right thus
tackled, mauy wise and yrtuous citizens, who
knowledge siluities II is true, Mt The time with
their fanatical schemes, bat a. bond OF union once
formed and an association even for specified Oh
lcct once cemented the severance il not ebsy,
and the fanatics dofive from tho temporary
and accidental association importance and
weight of character which they do deserve, and
which they wo,,id not otherwise possess.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24
THE IATE PRESlnENT-

It will be seen, by referring to the proceedings
OF the House of Representatives in another column,
that bill has passed that body appropriaiing s25,
900 to the family Of President Harrison The ma
jority by which The bill passed is CRAFTY ing
though we doubt not il would have been larger but
for the scruples Of many members the subject of
establishing precedent which might be productive
Of difficulties hereafter. The custom heretofore,
has been foe the President to draw upon the Trea-
sury monthly, but it seems that Gen. Harrison,
though in office just month, Ind drawn nothing
OF his salary at the time Of his death. Many mem
bers seemed to think the family of the deceased,
were entitled to the salary for the entire term,
while some proposed $4,000 The apprc-
priatcd Will however, barely more thiH remvnerate
the family for the expenses that were actually in
Cured by its lameuted head ia order to occupy the
position to which he had been called
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24
TIE EIcCAL HANk-

Tho select committee on the Currency in the
Senate, Of which Mr.. Clay is Chairman, and 10
whom was referred the subject Of the finances and
condition OF ,he couniiy, have made report, in
connection with the projected Fiscal Agent OF Sec
Rotary Ewing, in which they recommend the incor-
poration OF a National Bank with as ll,tlc delay
as possible The rerort which we have no room
sur this week We shall publish in our next 1t is
characterized ns very able one, and conclusive in
us algunents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24
TIE suB.1REAsURY LAW.

The b-Treasury Bill has been repealed in tho
Senate. The following Is the vote on its ,hird read
iug in thst body. The bill has been brought up in
The House, and viii be no doabt speedily passed.
YEAS Mcss,s. Archer Barrow, Bates, Bsyard
Berrien. Buchanan, Choate, Clay of Ky, Clayton
Dixon, Evans, Graham, II anderson, Hunting
too, Kerr Mangum, Merrick. Miller. Morehcad
PhelPs. Porter, rreoriss, Preston. R,vcs, SIM
mons, Smith If Indiana, Southald Isllmadge
White. Woodb,idge-30,
NAYs-Messrs. Allen. Benton, Calhoun. Clay o.
Alsbams Fulton, King, Nicholson, Pierce, SEWER
smith, q Connec,irui, Tsppan. Walker, VIII
'tnms, Woodbury., Wright, loung-16.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24
CONGRESS.

In the SENATE, Mr.. Clay has brought forward a
bill to incorporate the subscribers to the Fiscal
Bank Of the United States which was read first
time aud oldered To- second reading The bill it
is stated, emlodes the plan Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, with lev unimportant notifications
The Congressional news in our paper to-day re-
ates only to the passage by the House Ola bill au-
,horizing $4,000 to be paid to Mrs Harrison,
tho only thing indeed which the House has as yet
done, save their prompt action matter upon
which they not likely to te diIatory, viz: their
per diem allowance, mileage, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24

NEW York CUSToa-HoUsE -SISGVLAR DE-
YELoPMENrs,-A letter from Messrs. JERoNUs
JOHNSON, A. B. VANDERroEL, and A. B. MEAD,
late Principal Appraisers in the New York Gus
tom house to the eslisating Committee, reveal
the remarkable fact that, during the former sd.
ministraiiun OF that Office, the business of appras
ing was taken out OF their hands for the purpose Of
nixing higher valuations to goods than they (the
proper officers in the CASEY would have Affixed So
that, instead Of fraud by the merchants, fraud and
oppression bad leen Systematically exercised to.
cords the merchants by the superior officers of the
customs, in connivsnce with foreign influence -
The words of the letter
"rhar there were frauds by smuggling committed
during the last term Of Swartwouts incumbency,
there cannot be doubt; but these we're brought
abou, by collision of officers Of the customs with
certain importers, and whether by characterization
otherwise, the undersigned, no. having seen the
goods, aIe enable to say"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24

SUIT AGAINST NICHOLAS BiDDLE.-One Of The
New York Journals inquire, ns TO the precise ma
tune of the suis lately instituted by the Bank of
the United States against M. Bidde. IL Is
brought TO recover nearly seven hundred thousand
dollars paid out during his administration, for
which vouchers he found, of which sum more
than four bundled thousand dollars ii is asserted
were paid to him for purposes unknown, upon the
checks OF the cashier We sustain this, and
every other proper effort to place the odum now
heaped upon our city in general upon the shoulders
Of those to whom it belongs. 1t is is due To Phia-
delphia that discrimination should be made be-
tween the innocea, and the guilty TO the thousands
Vt her upright citizens who have regarded the ap-
psIling disclosures of frauds and wrongs with an
isdienalion exceeded in no qrsIter OF The country
Pal. North american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-24
rRINIERs no CoNGRESS.

Gales s. Seaton were last week elected Printers
10 the House of Representatives for the 9Th Con
gress, by handsome majority oil competitors
upon which congratulate them, as well as their
friends throughout the Union. The vote wes-for
Gales & Seaion, 1871; Blair & fiiyes, 70: Peter
Force, s.
Thomas Allen, editor of the Madisonan, was
elected Printer 10 the Senate The vote stood for
Thomas Allen, IS, for Mr.. Allen, .. The Orposi-
ton Senators refused to vote.