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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
REASONS


lAyHY Dr. Hdrrch's , omp0und SIR ngthen
w Ing ant German Arercn' Pills aroused BY
all classes Oi people, M preference 10 Other med
q pure extract OF herbs, a Wholesome
medicine mid, IN its operation and pleasant ~
Its eicct-ihe most certain prcserycr OF health, a
safe aud etieCtual cure Of Dyspepsia or lndlSrs
tIOn. AID all S'Onlch Complaints. a preseTyGr
aud purifier Of the whole system.
Bccau e they soDthe the nerves e sensIhIlIty
4 ID torrfy the nerves Of motion, mpartIng &"
gueIr st subtle hlid rs pristine Tone, thus
giving strengrh and clrarn,ss of mind
Because they never destroy the coats of the
ito nae aud DO ,vcIs. rs All strong purgaUves do
Because science and -Np'rencc teach us that
q mere pu gaUv alp e viii ure IN disease OF
cause of a host of a s"1ses, aud, by continually
r sorting 10 he ID a-rc .urSatIyes YOU IN Ike the
d srlse much worse, instead Of better
Br'duss DR. I1riI his Medicines are put mon
tine common sense "rncIp,e, To cleanse and
streng hem when is the only course to pursue
G., ciIe { a cure. Lastly.
RecIuse these 'tedI ines really Dc cure the DIS
ease for which Ihrl are recOmm' ndtd Principal
Office for the Uured States. - at No 10, NOr-h
."th.h s,re,l Philadelphia ,ouv f.
jy 90 Wheeling. Va.
Al OSQUTTO META very superior article,
VI Tor ale by fjy Il OW HEISKELL.
LARS LAWNS aud new stls CilENE &
ClIALLY prnIs. evcse iIng.y cheap. Just
rec" ,rI rs d u OW H'lSKrLI-
E.GIs..U irum PuIldoIpnu,-
IA ! trunk Ladirs' fine Gi.er Boots.
" " Md walking shoes and
.lipp~rs jan ~ SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.
ATINEGAR-Purc clauucd CIDER vinegar sey
sIrrng. Cali and see az Inc family grocery
si're uenry opp site the bs Rid boot.
mrv 20 IN ~ELLNAKER.
CUPrINU, BLEEDI G.. d y tIiDKANINO
BY
LEWIS KABLENBERGER.
,yiuS ST.. WHEELING "a
HANGING AND wALrZ1NG-rhe under
kV signed ,ll attend uI hrs school room 60 m r
r, morning ai . u',lu,k a VI m order Co give ie'.
SONS lu JIuCfrg and WALKING, and % e suihrienl
numzer are entered he viii continue The cNcr'i.
sss. O. not he will decline aud leave Wheel ug on
Sunday morning next. + w
my -
b AXE SALT % Sup, uur WHicu,ss Gm.
H rrs who rs,uil. are invited 10 examine thc
WIcle. iur sie by X MkEt, q 90.
Ma ~
GTORAGE-u,ocrue m = oducs chu be- stored
- with .hc cubs, uuors IN ur,' m'uodn1ns t'rms.
my - r. M'KEE q co.
/ UsrEp sr,rEs DISTRICT Cpruu; NEsrEES DIS.
rEtcr ~ NlRGlNf,, Sr,rNrJS.
N BANKRUPTCY.
Nuurr tB Creditors ard 90 ni1rrs Concerned In
interest rr show Cause ag1lnst lhe pctriIu Of
so Az Fnurs Pluukeu, o. Ohm rnuuy 60 h'
tdeclutcu q Blukruptun luCsday, imt pa "i Aus"s
1872
No5O3 Wa X Lindsay. Of Ohi'c co. 10 be dcrl1r
cd o. usuku. @ 0u Tuesday the Oh of August loi
No 500 JImes N Whr1t. of OHIO atu ue irrI1r
ed IL bankrupt on Tuesday ths9h OF August le42
N7 NICHO X TROUT, ID. g..
ArOTICE-AH those Indebted, oIher by not
or buok account. to the establishment late
Nv kept ~ William ~ Lose 'n Fuloni one mu.
b .,.t ,g The. on he Nait .usl ua, are hereby inio'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

4 lARTER's WHITE SULPHUR AND
y Z CHALE BEATE SPRINGS arc sraa.
TED boo Levi county. Ey wrbIu - miles ofFsrce.
burg end ~ miles VI Moysyife nt either Of Nhith
points Cuuyc, aros ron be bad on reasonable terms.
eui now opened i0f ths r]ccprfnp Of c0mqnny.
The virtues of he waters Hra said Oh be- a. good
ne auy water % ths Kind .n ths Tnifef States.
Fore s. per week, children ord ssryanta. half
prize Horses Sc per week.
jy 9-s2 re CARTER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
NOIiLE

NOIICE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
HOURS Of DEPARTURE
ar THE PASSENGER TRAINS OK
" THE MAIN STEM" AND ~WASIINC
TON BRANCH" oi The Baltimore aud ONO Raj.
road, Ism June, 1912:
"MAIN STEM.-
BefreeH BaLinnre aud HaHcoek
From BALTIMORE,
Al a O'Clock AM-and 81 o'clock P ~.
FRuM IIANc,cK.
A. 8 o'clock AM-lud : O'CLOCK p NJ
Beitreca baltimore AID HIrpcr's Fsrry.
FRnM BALTIMORE,
~ "a O'Clock 4 N-and 81 o'clock P 81.
FROM HARFER's FER.Y.
~ 81 o'clock 4 M-.and Q n'clnck NJ
Bchccen Baltimore aud Frederick.
FROM BALTIM1RF,
NJ q o'clock 5 N-and 81 o'clock IN
From FRFDERIcK.
A. 10 o'clock An.
Bef'reeR Bdhimare and Elicou's Mills.
From BALTIMORE.
Al a o'clock AM-uud 81 o'cl,ck NJ.
From ELLICoTr's Mills.
A. y "'clnrk A M-and ! O'clock Pm
WAsHINGTOE BR ANCH,,
fTom baltimore for Washington.
Az O'Clock II.
- " An
" h "
From Washington for BALTIMORE
Al g o'clock 81.
Andi " PIX
Passengers 10y the morsing rain from Washing.
>" can '"'ineci with The Western train NJ the Relay
Iouse and those destined South, who may cpnc
" 'uher of The Trims fr,m HauCurk. Har.
"'s rem "r trcderck, reach The Relay House in
mp,e lime 9" take the morning or evening train Gr
sashiu-lun CITY.
Il. travellers viii please take notice, that on
'' alter Monday next. The ooh Ii>r. the morning
''n from Baltimore Tor Hancock will ccasc stop
''s Nv E.''coiis Mills inr breakfast rs h"rrio!urc
Inn IS Bv orI.,. JFOIFY Ar.,,
AEfOOL! WOOL Ne MI pav Cgsa a.
~ 2U Ulll lt. NJ. ,.u5I.I ~ ILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
FOR SALE

VIE members Of the Grs Wheeling Hose Com.
r1uy ere requested 10 meet a. heir hoss
ho1-r a. Sotureny he 3Oth 81 4 O'Clock mr dull
80 ihrse Who attend ~ ih- call Nu save o fine Of
one IU.i1E j. being ore Of Tho H1ya required by
700 exempt military fine.
jy 2 6 GEO T. TTNGLE. scory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
INfNNl LIHNIA tNIIEKNiIF.
VI T. DICAE DEP y II.

ttN3.hNl ~ ava taNll LhNll =
VI T. DICAB DEPART IT.
yBNHE 2Ith session wiiIopen on The first Monday
n of November. aud cluse on The last day 81
February, under the direction Of the following IA.
Guilty, VIZ:
BEyJ W D~upLEy; " D., Professor Of Anatomy
ana Surgery.
JAuI- e CRoss, VI -, Professor Of Institutes and
MCfIcal Jurisprudence.
ELrsnA BAErLErr' VI d, Professor ofTheoryand
PTaCtIce.
WM NJ RlcpAFpsoS, ND. Professor oGObste-
tries and diseases Of Women and Children.
Tuos ID MucHELL, VI ID Professor Of Therapeu-
tics aud Mat ria McdICa, and Dean Of the IA
Culfy.
3 RoBERT PETER. VI p, Professor Of Chemistry and
/ Pharmacy.
jaws VI BvsH. VI d, Adjunct Professor Of An.
aiomy ana Surgery.
| The cost Ola full course, IL one hundred and five
! dollars % yablc In advance, "a notes OfgoOd and
/ solvent banks &C the States whence TIE pupils
| G me. TIE matuculatiOn and library ticket. L.
| five d.'lnrs. par money. The dlssecuug ticket IS
ten do liars. Boarding an lodging fuel ant
lights Incfpdedl az from 2 to , dollars and fifty
/ cents uCr week Py order.
THCS ID MITCHELL, NJ d.
Dean Of The Faculty.
q n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
COLDS. COUGHS, AND THEIR IA
TAI CONSEQUENCES

l'=EN ne behold lac hills otmoualirv ar,
w tha vast namhcr that die o. that fell de
s'T0ycT Consumption. we cannot hut fe,l for tnos.
VINO mourn their loss. wien Ne Fuuw thar Uccu
liar GCu puStraUou~ are daily made visible 10 iEe
public, that DR. DuuCun's ENpectorant Remedy
VIII IN n,Uc c. SEES out of ten &C mplcte!y erqdicaf,
The GrSt-ympfoms of thar fatal disease. Will d.
rIcnis or their nearest friends any longer DELAY
procuring this medicine, with TIE exrrctatInn
that the d.s@ase Will naturally reno We itself. The
vast number that die annually OF Consumption,
and the very many Of our fIends and acqIaintan.
ces who ar dangerously afflicted that must ere
long ,ny the debt Of nature, should convince all
afflicted That " - the best ID bg nd Of the early
dHd CyIl seeds as soon as possible, before they
take root aud destroy the life" when In the
bloom and beauty Of health.
Always ask for Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Rem
edv, and he sure YOU Obtain u. as there arc
some persons base enough 10 palm some other
MEDICINE ou hose whO are not on their guard,
which they bay at a very u. fling price, at the 3 me
time scii II al full puce. thus feGcing the afflicted
Of IhC:- money and health
P~rIrrIral office, ~ North Eighth street, Phila.
! dclFhrr. where the medicine IS sold wholesale and
: retail For sale al the store Of
Nv 10 JOHN FISHER Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
JAMES \. WHEAT,

ATTORNEY AT Law
OGc,. Int Hfe n Main o. WuryIIvo W
"R4CTtrES rn the courts VI this nod he I'd
I5IuIuF counties,
y9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

VAIL \ SEE-AI the sIgn OF Ihe BIG RED
~ bOOi,N No lsi. corner of Main n Madison sis
. cases Mems Calf Pump Solsd Bopis.
Morocco pump snlcd monroes.
. fine assortment OF Gentlemens' Kid
fumpS' Lasilrg Caller, &c, suitable for summer
wearing; Also an assortment Of Boys and YouiF-'
summer shoes. jun q SANIL MCi ALLEN.
> BBLS, CASTOR OIL, Just received ard zoe
sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
! NAV III Inl.n IL Il LrrLnnNn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
SPRING FASHIONS.
g ANERX u IN

81 p ESPECTFULLY inulm heir fiendsa nd
"a the public that they have on hand q large
'nrni Of HATS and CAPS Of me latest rpring
Tor Cash mes 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

JUST received at No le7. corner OF Main a
Madison ats al The sign Ofrhe BIG RED BOOT.
IOO pairs Ladies Seal Skin Slippers, low nr;c.
% /" Morocco "
100 " Misses seal
ALSO-Anc endless variety Of Children's Black
ana IoloIed Boots. Buskins, and Aukle Ties.
Jun SAkIL MCIAIIFN-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
iRON q NAILs.

Lexington Ry Jolly PIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
TOFAMILIES & INVALIDS.

Inc following Indispensable family rcine-
oies may be found az the village drug stores,
ano soon mt every country store in the state.
remember and never get them unless tHev
mare the fac-simile signature Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
'.HOME

SAhD TO TIE
a RS A FAlRCIILD, has commenced The
4NI DRESS & CAP MAKING business in this
city. She will be pleased 10 wait on any who NAV
see proper 10 call. Al dresser cut and made are
H1TranIed 10 IN.
A good -ormCn Of ready made caps and head
dresses on hand al No l39. Main street. inn ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
LEWIS KALLENBERGER.

a-IORAGE-grorru,s pr P.1dure eau be- stored
- with .bo cubs, uucrs tn ur,tm fuodnIng i'fms
me- u r. M'KEE q co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

NJ, = wu.r lead IA oi jusi rcce.,
0SO and .Ur ,s.e y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
Or. Bartholomew

in time, and is a delightful remedy. Remcm
Der the name, aud get Comytoeks.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1912.
THE CABINET.


Ro,ors arr szain rife upon the dissolution OF ne
Cabinet. IL is stated thst IS soon as the Treaty.
lately agreed to between Mr.. WEBSTER and Lord
A,ppuRros is ratified BY The Senate, the former
wifi leave The State Department IL will be a sa.
gracious move for the " godlte," 10 retire at such
,ne--ths, IT, if he should desire 10 identity himself
Nth his Whig companions once more. The hishi,
sati,faetcry manner II which be has conducted ouI
foreign relations. has drawn forth the most attef
ing eneon inns from both friends and foes, and he
could leave the Cabinet of Nj TYLEK, with flying
colors, having conferred more honor upon the Adj
minstrs;i9n Of H.. Accidental Excellency, than II
ever could confer upon him. We never think Of
Mr. WEBSTER and h.. sirange ioexPlieabIe P's''io"
TO the Wing, and tho Admnstrstion, but that our
mind recurs TO the letter he permitted himself 10
indite in 1nfsn citing moment, cen'orlng tue con
duet of his fellow members Of the Harrison Csbi-
net. when tisy resigned their placer. That was
a nis.s,ep in lis life, which has lost him more
fieed. rhan he will ever gain by identifying him.
.elf with the fortunes Of Ions TYtFR, and, II we
mistake NOT he will YET feel the correctness Of our
assertion.
II /, stated that NJ. SrEyEssos will have the
offer Of the State Department, should Mr.. WEB
,rEe retire. The Secretary Of ths Treasury, Nj.
FORWARD. who has been seriously i'll for some time
past, i, 10 though, will be compelled 20 leave, on
account Of III hcal,h
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04

Some THE editors in neigkboring States
do not comprehend the movement now 60
ing on in Western Virginia. object
is chiefly to obtain an equality Of pre-
sentaiion, according to population, OF
which we are deprived, by the fixed and
arbitrary arrangement of the present Con-
stitution. The population OF Western
Virginia is 27l 900. yet she has repre-
sentation Of only So members in the IL OF
Delegates, and 10 in the Senate while
Eastern Virginia, with population Of
100000, has rs Delegates and 10 Scua-
tors. The inequality in the Congress onal
representation is still greater--the West
having but seven Of the twenty. one mem
bers. -Siaunion Spectator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
C0rrespOsseaee Of The RiehmeHd Hhig.
W ARLINGTON, July "a.


lie, me cali your attention to the very
soifited and striking debate in the Senate
on Thursday, between Messrs. Criitenden
and Calhoun. Yon will find il in Fridays
and to. morrow's Intelligencer. Mr.. Ar
cher engaged little while IN il, with
much effect, though briefly; and Mr..
Preston was, for a while, called up, BY
sery offensive alluson 10 him, by his
colleague, TO whom he forthwith admins
tered very indignant and humIllating
r, buke. Ga the whole, since the skin
nln2 Of 81. Bartholomew, sac.l a a j ing
has b rjly ben seen. They did IL 10
the most approved style: no botch~ry,
no hacking, no tearing ofihe flesh but
an elegant, rapid, a'tis,-lke operation,
that Invested the Carolinian, somewhat
as you would potato. One held him
up on the fork, while the other peeled.
The VI sine boundary question is set
tied. The terms are yet m ,,ter Of
somewhat discordant report. You viii
re mafk what has bern said OF them Eyes
terday) in the Globes debate inthe House.
by Ness Gwin, Merwether and others,
NV own Information is d fierent in several
leading particulars, and comes from an
intelligent Maine member Of the House.
think il is correct.
Maine and Massachusetts relnquish all
the territory North Of the 81. Johns, ex
cept segment between that river and
the St. Fruncs. They receive in return,
the free navigation Of the 81. Johns TO
its mouth, and $3.50 900 each, 10 be paid
them by G. Britain; who re.imburses,
also, to Maine, her expenses for defence
Of the territory, amounting to some $780,
900.
She has also yielded liberal adjust
ment of the boundary between her, New
Hampshire, Vermont, and NV York.
She give up, here, line Of land, to the
old line falsely run, of mile broad by
l55 long. II includes the ol military
station OF Rouse's Point, and will make
at $40 acres to the mile, I0l 1870 acres.
Great Britain gets, clearly, an excel
lent bargain. The military communica-
ton which il gives her is highly Impor
tant to the security of her Canadian pos.
sessions. 1t will IN any future contest,
ba a or ut advantage to her, asaius, oui.
selves. Some will have il that we, not
she, are to pay fur the REIMBURSEMENT of
Maine and Massachusetts. In this case
we are heavily nicked. II is also rumor-
Ell tina. tie gov rrmcnt put the nego,ia-
ton on such footing as almost forced
the Commissioners to assent to the terms
telling them that The responsibility ana
the chef suffering would be theirs, is war
ensued, through the failure Of these trrns.
do not vet credit these things.
The Democrats are already taking vi,
client grounds against the trcnty--not
knowing what it is. MIR. Calhoun is
mastering his Site Rights f,rces, to as
sail ii. The last doctrine Of tina, school
appears 10 be, that = Stslc IS rot mistress
Of her own territory, aud Cannot g'vr it
up, ev' n with tho assent OF lhe Federal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
BUSINESS ON THE Rail, ROAD.

We have much qualification in announcing tina,
two new Warehouses now in process oferection
at the Rail Road, adjoining town-one by Mr.. JA-
COB SwARrz, and the other by Messrs. KRogsEs
& STEWART, who have commenced the Commits
.ion and Forwarding business at this place The
advertisements Of both will be found in our paper
TO day. Thi, looks like making a start, and we
tina, the enterprise will be entirely successful,
and be the means Of amply rewarding the gentle
men concerned, while il will no doubt contribute to
the general convenience Of our citizens, both in
town and country.
We indulge tie hope that the amount Of trade
which will concentrate this point will so increase
as to induce tho erection Of many such inn
proyements as those above noted, and that ready
market will thus be opened tor tho various fruits of
the husbandman 1T our own doors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
The VICE PRESIDENCY.

Several proninen, names in various sections OF
the country have been mentioned for the Vice Pee
.iIencv in conueotion " ill NJ. Clay. Weestract
the following paragraph from OHIO paper, which
,peuk. well for the discrimination Of the Wings OF
Tint STAFF. in relation to their predictions for the
distinguished person whora they have thought wof-
Inv Of tlri, ,hniee, and is additional proof that
the people aIa not nnminlfu Of those who truly
atch over III, IL best Interests. III NEST joan DA-
Wis, Ms he is ,.yled, was only short time in the
Senate of The United States, but whilst there, his
up,ishines, and patriotism were making him troops
Of ferd. n oil sides, and he was fast rising into
IN sdotning constellation in the Senate, when the
people Of Massachusetts called him TO the guber-
material chair Of their State As to the candidate
for the Vice Presidency, the question will Of course
be settled When the proper time arrives for its gen
eral Discussion
" The higs NJ Columbus have proposed " hon.
eat ions DAVIS" Of Nassachusetts, as suitable
candidate for Vice Pte,iirnt With such men as
HgsRy CL.r and JuHv DAVIS vi the head of our
Government, The p-npl. need fear no treachery on
the pa,t ri their public servants.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
GEoRoETowN COLLEGE. D c.

The Annual Commencement Of Georgetown Col
lese was held or Tuesday, the 26,h ui,ime. The
degree OF L. L. ID. was conferred on wm. George
Reid. Of Baltimore, Maryland. The degree OF 4.
NJ. was conferred on the following gentleman: u.
D. Cults, Of the District Of Columbs George A.
Cuyler, Of Georgia; Lieut.. Julius 7. Ssresche'
T. S. Army; John T. Doyle, Of New YORK HOO
ert Ford, Of Maryland. And the degree OF =.
sec. .onf.,,ed on the following students; Thomas
J semme., OF the District Of Columbia S.hoe'
Lilly, Of Pennsylvania; Jas Bssans' OF MARY land
wm D. Misery. of Virginia John Z Iho"p-
son. Of Georgia; William ". Bradford, Of Gsor.
81, +. Jg.4ph johnson, Of Mi.,isspPii John d
Head Of NJ Arsland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
MARYL AND.

The Wings Of our sister State are organizing for
the fall campaign, snder tho banner Of Ctoy and a
TariF A convention for Washington county was
hold in Hagetstown on Saturday last, to appoint
delegates TO the State Convention, which is to as
sembls on the 2itb Of August, in Baltimore. The
Whigs Of Maryland ore firm in their determine
tson 10 organize thoroughly for the coming contest.
The following Is an extract from letter IRON
friend On the other side q the river, which We re-
eeived few days ,rce
"PoIiic. are revi,ing, and from present indica
lions, | think We shall have warmer time OF II
from nov ill the Presidential election than we had
In 1870 HaRRY or THE WEST is the only man
spoken of ny the Wings. He is The unanimous
choice Of the party here. Tratorous Tyler is de-
nouneed by ever, one he has not one friend in the
reighborhond."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
CONGRESS.

The Members OF both Houses, tied, as
il were, to the stake, sit daily fur many
hours, engaged with laborous efforts, with
but faint hope Of success, TO accomplish
yet, before adjournment, sumo measure or
measures which may relieve the Govern
from its necessities, and infuse something
like vitality into the stagnant commerce
and industry Of the country. Midsummer
has over taken them in the midst Of their
labors, and before they are released from
them the husbandmnn will be gathering
the fruits Of autumn. We have all along
apprehendcd, and we now begin seriously
to believe, that the Session will not end
before the middle Of September.
The Senate is engaged upon the Tariff
Bill which has passed The House. and
and finds its discussion already an uphill
and latiguing work for This sultry wealth
err.
For the two last days the House Of
Representatives has been d. batting pro-
position TO reduce the compensation Of
members Of Congress. IL we had not
Witnessed several times heretofore the
fate ofsimilar proposition to this, supper
ted with as much zeal as is now displayed
we should make sure that the bill would
pass the House and become a law and
after all, perhaps il may. AT present,
however 1t is committed to the custody
OF select committee. Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04
TRADE ON THE RAIL ROAD.

The Baltimore American Of Saturday last states
that parcel Of 200 barrels Of Flour was received
Fridsy by Messr,. Ross & Carrot, OF that city,
which had been brought by Rail Road from the
reighborhood Of the North Mountain, in Virginia,
far from the present western terminus OF the
Road. This we learn, ia the FIRST consignment Of
Flour from that quarter, and may be regarded as
the forerunner OF the new supple. which will find
their way TO the Baltimore market from that fer
Tile region.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04

VfUe le Johnson The West Union
flnd.) Democrat has debated for Col.
Johnson, OF the Great Crossings, as the
party candidate for The next Pres dency.
The Colonel is regularly catered for the
heat Of 1914. 1t is suppos d that another
Rucker Convention will be utterly futile
10 blufIing him eff. Then there are Cal.
houn, aud Cass, and Buchanan, aud some
hall dnz otaors, not forgetting Van Bu-
rem, who are ,roining fpr the Lists. Oh
Tecums+h's chance is as good as any. -
Chiiicothe Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-04

sentiments, as expressed in the election of
the lamenied William Henry Harrison,
TO the Chief Magistracy Of the United
States, TO vacate the Presidential Office ;
and we do hereby. earnes silly and respect
fully. reques, The said John Tyler forth
with 10 resign said office.
Resoired, That copy Of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions, sr,esied by the
officers of this meeting, be forwarded TO
John Tyler, and to each member vi the
Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the Congress of the United States.