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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
MEMORANDA.

A letter from Capt. SMILEY, Of sch Ohio Of this port,
reports her nj Rio Negro Patagonia Oct 2d, 90 days
hence, all well--to sail On n cruise same day.
Arr nt New Orleans, 18th ult sch Convert, Gardner
hence.
Arr ut Charleston, 23d nit, brig Caspian Swazey, I'm
New York.
A, New Orleans, 18th, bark Highlander, Msybeny,
Idg for Providence,
Al ST Thomas 18th nj, sch Hannah, Piiman, from
Georgetown. Sc, discg Ion, Ilowland, for Newbern,
Nc, To sail same day.
Arr New York, 3rt ult, sch Tasso, Burdiek, ls DIS
FIN Franklin, La
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AUCTIONS.

On Saturday nert, at II o'clock, iciH be-
sold al Public .4ueiion in front ofthe
Il. L. Union Bank.
. Shares Of the capital stock of said bank.
CondNons at sale, j. GOODSPEED,
Jan. u. .4uciisneer.
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MoNpAy. Lam.

DNTNIITVN MNKNET-MUNDAY, Jan. g.
Reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot
Al market $50 Beet Cattle, 2lOO sheep, and 2i9
Swine. ~
Fhicss--Beei Caile-We qnofo TO corrrspohd will,
last week about tho prices were obtained for N
like quality. FIRST qnnly IS So a. 75j second quail.
" - 40 a. 0 20 third quality % ~ ~ 4 so.
Sheep-We noticed IA few beautiful sheen bui coul,l
not ascertain the price they sold SIR. We quote
lots nj ~ ~ ! 81, 81, 81, and s22 25. "a
swine-A selected Ia. Ia podde 81 ~ Al lot TO
close, nearly all Bnrfow,, sc. Al rrin from to &C.
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WeraI1 Of the Ttm { q
" q w p % iS W9
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. 6
The General Assembly will meet in
Providence on Monday.

DRAFT OF CoNsrITUTIoN.-We pub
lish in to-day''s paper, the Draft of the
Constitution Of this State, as revised by
Convention, assembled in Providence
in November last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

.Nor,rich and Worcester Rail Road. -
The Norwich Courier states, that from
the first Of January to the 9Th of De-
cember, the receipts upon this road for
FRIGHT alone, average something more
than $1,000 per week, and for the last
eight months, s $50 per week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

Mn. RossGrL, tho Whig candidate,
has been elected To Congress- from the
Bedford district, Pennsylvania. The
vote was exceedingly small in conse-
qucnco Of the unlavorable state of the
weather, and the majority Tor Russell wns
but II, although the district is Wing by
n very large MINORITY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

Letters have been received in this
city from Tampa, says the St. Augustine
News, stating that Tigertail and his
whole party are in at that post. The
number Of Indians now in, including
those lately captured by Capt. Wade,
amount to about two hundred Saran-
nah Republican.
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DISASTERS. &c.

Sch Antonettc, Gnos OF and for New York. I'm Turks
Island 18th with COCO bushels salt to NJ H. Morrison,
ashore in squall the SW point o this Island,
saturday evening last, about o'clock, and bgrd.
should The weather become favorable the sch may be
got o but the cargo IL entirely lost The Lnpt states
that he of Fire Island light on Friday, but III
gale had his sns split, aud compelled TO bear away
for This port under bare poles. Partly insured IN New
York-Reporis Scotch bark Grnndee, lost on Turks
9tli-gone To pcccs-Rhode Islander.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

NEWPORT, sc.
RY virtue Of an Execution, issue6 ont Of
- the Court Of Common Pleas for tho
county of Newport, IN favor of Nathan Ham
nett, and 10 me directed and deli, cred, will
sell at Public Auction. on the premises, to
the highest bidder, on Tuesday the 10th day
of January, 1912. at II o'clock A. NJ. oil the
right TILE and interest that Samuel NJ. Num-
ford. OF said Newport. Goldsmith, had on the
:}lst day OF October. 1910, at 3 o'clock +. NJ.
IN and to q certain lot of lnnd situate in said
Newport with the buildings thereon stand
ing. and bounded as iollows, viz'-eastcrly
on Spring street, soniherly on land of Samuel
Barker, westerly on land Of {. &. Champlin.
dec. and noriherly on lot Of Engine House
No ). Conditions at aac.
WILLIAM u. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Dec. 81, lS1I.-3w.
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PORT 0F NE W PORT.
CLEARED.
CLEA RED.
3lst, Brig Poland, Cozzcns, Havana.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
FRIpAv, Dec. 3ls,.-hrr, sch Dexter, Mason, from
Portland for New York
SUNDAY, Jau. 2d.-hrr. bark Finland, Means, of Ken
nebunk, GO days I'm Newcastle, Eng. for New York
short of Provisions.
Brig Octava, Brightman, days I'm Baltimore, with
Flour and Corn to Gilbert Chace.
Sch President Wilbor, IL days I'm Norfolk for Prov
dence.
MONDAY, Jan. 3d.-Arr. ship Newark, Merwln, from
Providence for New York.
Sch Wave, Burgess, I'm Baltimore for Plymouth, 3
DAYS Tin the Capes; Trenton, Smith, fm Rappnhannock
| for Boston.
sloop Massasoit, Stuart, I'm New York for Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

TnE L,SD BILL.--Thc editors of the
National IntelIigcncer say enough has
bosn disclosed in the debates in the
Senate TO satisfy them that there is no
intention on the part OF the Senate TO
touch tho LASp hcr of the last session (;
which may, therefore, he set down MS
safe, not only for tho residue of the
present Congress. but, as ,hcy hope
and believe, for the remainder of the
present century.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

THE SUFFRAGE COyvENTIoN.-The
New Age Extra, dated January 3, noon,
contains returns Of l3 ,!j58 votes for the
Suffrage Constitution, 4908 Of them
by irceholders. The returns are par
tial from all but fifteen towns.-PRov.
jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

Court of Probate, .Newpoyi, Jan. 3, 1872.
vI,IIE Commissioners Report on the estate
OF Benjamin Hazard was presented for
allowance.
1t is ordered. that the same be received
aud the consideration thereof referred To u
Cour, Of Probate, to be holden at the Probate
office III Newport, on the lst Monday IN Feb
ruary next, at . o'clock a. M, and that pre-
vlous notice be gwen by publishing n copy
of this order. three several times IN the
Heraidoj he Times, for all persons interested
to appear at SAID time and place and be
heard.
A true copy--witncss
b. B. llowLAND, Pro. GIN.
Jan. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

a Circular Letter "to Postmasters
throughout the United States" will be
found on our first page. II contains in
formation that people, generally, should
understand better than they have prob
ably hitherto done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

Tar SUFFRAGE CONFERENCE.-The New
Age Extra, dated Saturday evening, 10 o'clock,
coninins the following returns of the votes for
the Suffrage Constitution,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

ANOTHER MURDER Elizabeth Tap
pan was murdered by her husband,
Thomas Tappan, on Saturday, at their
residence, No. 80 Orange street. The
cause was intcmporancc, to which both
wcro addicted. The murder was com
mittcd with almost unhcard of brutality
but the details arc so shocking that VIC
will not give them. 1t is enough to
say, in general terms that the poor wo-
man was literally beaten to death, some
hours being employed in the savage
operation. After killing her, Tappan
lay down on the floor and shpL lie
was arrested in the course Of tho day
aud is now in pri.oa.--N Y. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
For Sale,

&A That elegant and convenient
WlEN house and lot of land. situated NJ
asiA- the corner oi Mil and South
ToUro streets, known by the uame Of the ~
John House, aud now occupied by WIN. PRO.
lcsu.
a l. $ o,
That most eligible building lot Of land
measuring 3C0 by leo feet -- bounded on
three streets md fronting on South Touro
known bp the name of the ~ John Garden
terms reasonable. Apply to
J. G. SHAW, .lgcnL
Newport, Januny 9th, isG-tl tlD
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Nj II. FITT
Adult SINGING School,

WILL bo open, o, the First Bap,is, Vestry,
w ou Friday evening, Of this week, and
on "Wednesday and Friday of next week,
when applications may be made for admit
tance.
Terms-for Indies, Sl-for Gentlemen,
SI25-or for one Lady and Gentleman go
for "a Lessons. Jan. 6, lSi2
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January q.

DECEIVED this day m a'sorimcnt Of
~ Fancy aud Staple Goods which arc Of
frrcd iof sale nj prices that cannot fail TO
please, at No. l32 by
IN COOhS 60.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
LORRAINE'S PILLS.

or FEGE7ABLE U.NTVERSAL
MEDICINE CURATIVE,
OF The French College of Health. ia Paris
HNiE CAUSE or DisEAsES.-.Ncariy all
u classes of Diseases are now admitted 10 be
caused by distractions in the System. which i'll
The Blood with Impurities. and prevent the iegu-
lar and wholesome operations OF the animal
FUNCTIONS!
tr-fs This state Of the System is Disease,
which is manifested in a variety Of forms, more
or less malignant in their character.
To restore the System 10 u state Of HEALTH.
il Is only necessary TO remove the cause Of dis
ease. aud the end is accomplished
LORR.4LVE'S PILLS!!l!
are allowed by the thousands who have used
them, TO be the best purgative medicine in ex-
islcnce Because they not only remove all oh
~iructons, and purge the system OF lis mpnrl-
lies. but because they strengthen and give pro-
per tone TO tho stomach, aud produce healthy
action Of all the parts. Besides, they arc 50
mild and gentle in their operations TO ronder
them Mt all times a perfectly safe and desirable
remedy
/ TO those who desire Health, tho following
Certificates and Cases are submitted
II Dear Sir--I hereby certify that have been
afflicted for 8 years with a nervous disease, at
tended with constant pain in the breast, side
and stomach, loss Of appetite, sickness nj The
sto,na ch, dizziness in the head, pain in the stom-
ach after eating. and my bowels were weak
and irregular. Having had advice of various
phi, sicians during this long period. aud taken
itrandrch's Pills, the Indian Purgatve Pills,
I'oase's Candy. and various other remedies,
which produced only temporary relief, iortu
naiey in May last was favored with box Of
LORRaLN'E'S PROFITABLE PILLS.
|. used them--my strength rapidly increased.
my countenance and pallid cheek returned To
their former and natural color, and at present
enjoy perfect health.
With respect, yours, Sc,
JONES SKIES.
Hartford, Con. July ], lS4i.
MR. BRowH Of Vermont, visited Boston last
fall, intending to go South, in hopes Of miiga-
ting a severe cough and pulmonary complaint
that had ail icted him for wears. lie had tried
Brandreh's Pills, Indian Purgntive Pills. Pease'-
Candy, and every other popular medicine, with
out relief. lie heard Of the wonderful cures
LORR.HLN Pills had accomplished. -
lie bough, a box Of them--they Immediately af-
forded him great relief, and in three weeks re-
stored him 10 perfect health.
sD@ Dyspepsia and Constipation cured
Sir-.For two years ] was subject TO that
peace destroy ing disease, DYSPEPSIA, and its
accompaniments, obstinate CONSTIPATION
Of the Bowels, flaiulency, Pain in the side and
stomach, sickness in the head, &C.. and used
medicine nniil began TO think there was no
help for me | had little faith in Published
Remedies" until called on some Of those who
had becn cured by the above medicine, which
induced me TO give it a trial. procured the
medicine and used it for lhree weeks, when my
health was restored.
WIN. CLARKE, Pitisbarg City.
4 Jan. IL, lSIl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

| The whole number of male residents over
~ years of age in the State is little above
$4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF
BOSTON.

The Rev. Mr.. PHELPs, Orthodox City Mis-
sionary, has lately formed from authentic data
tho following condensed view Of tho religious
state of Boston.
cuILDREs.
Whole number, over 4 and under l6, and
therefore of n suitable ngc TO attend Sabbath
school, 1000. OF which $500 attend the
schools Of evangelical churches 1900 Unia-
rian, Univcrsalist, Catholic aud other schools /;
aud 1900, or one fourth ofthe whole, no school
whatever.
NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN TnE CuURcHEs.
Churches. Mcmtcrs.
Orthodox Congrogatonalists - 1850
Baptists, q 5000
Mcthodists, 10 500
Other Evangelical, ,inclnding EpicopnI, 1000
All lolhcrs,-including Unitarian, Uni
vcrsalist, Catholic, &c, 1900
Total or nll denominations, Ii,l5O
or ia q Of the population.
Total ofall evangelical denominations $50
or Only J in of the population
ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE on ruBLIc WORSHIP.
Orthodox Congrcgniionalists, 1000
Baptists, 1000
nctbndists dbOO
Episcopaians, 5000
U Inltarans, o,5OO
nivCrsalIsts, $500
All oihcrs,-including Catholics, I0,500
| Total or all denominations, 46,700
/ Total of the four leading .vangeh-
cal denominations, 2J,5OO
/ Total of all others, 23,20o
or, making all possible allowances, the result
may be set down thus
i Total of population, $1,000
4 Total attendance on public
worship of the four leading
evangelical denominations, $4,000
| Total Of all Others, $4,000
Total Of all denominations, $4,000
Total therefore of habiiual neglect.
crs ol public worship, 5000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

es ALT. 80 sacks fine white Salt, just re.
- ceived and for sale by
T.. +. K w. NEWTON,
$50 Thames street, l. corner Of Thames aud
Pelham street. Jan. o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
Assignee's sale.
Valuable Farm at Auction.

On Thursday, The 18Th day Of january neat nj
II O'Clock, "A ". Gf Err ,ceniher, IF 9th
,oise The neat fair day afler) miH be sold at
public auction, at the corner Of Pelham and
Thames streets,
TIlAT valuable estate in jamestown. known
as the DUMPLiNG FARM, containing about
l0I acres of land, pleasantly situated, and
which must be purchased by The government
whenever their plans of forlihcations ore car
ried into effect.
Further particulars and terms may be had
Of The assignee previously, aud at the time
and place of sale.
MILTON HALL, .9nef'r.
Dec. l6 IS4l.-tr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
CONSUMPTION!

Louaine's Pills have proved a blessing il
that dreadful disease, Consumption ; the mos
miraculous cures have been performed by these
pills, and even after having been given up b,
some Of the best phNsicians in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
Letters,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT
II. l., JANUARY lst, 1912.
~ .Mrertisrd letters are placed ina separate
Jor. Persons applying for them ~iH please cali
for "ADvERTIsED LETTERS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
DISTRACTIONS !

Lonaine's Pills are n certain remedy for all
those maladies arising from distractions and
constipation.
For sale by r J. TAYLOR. lIs Thames
street, Newport. X. |. Jan. 6.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

FINE FRuiTs.-The present year is re-
markable not only for the abundance, bu,
Tor the large size and great perfection of
fruits OF almost every kind Early in the
season, Strawberries, raspberries, &c.,
were very plentiful, and at the present
time plums and peaches of the choices,
kind abound. OF this latter-cer,ainly
one OF the most delicious Of all fruits-our
markets are plentilulIy supplied, and at
cheap rates. We observed on the 9Th in
slant several large baskets in the stall of
irulterer near our Office, which for size.
color and taste are equal to any we ever
saw in such large quantities. We learn
that the fall fruits promise an unusual
yield. In some orchards near the CITY.
the trees are said to be breaking down
under their enormous production. Bali.
American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

Tue STEAMBOAT LExISGTos The remains OF
this Inflated vessel which destroyed by fire,
on Long Island Sound, whilst masking her regular
trip between Boston and New York, two yeara ago,
and on boarJ of which so many valuable lives were
lost, have been found by the divers. They have
thoroughly examined the after part of the hold,
and say that there is sand IN the ship, and moth
ing prevent her being raised, though she lies 10
one hundred and twenty feet water. IL will be re
collected that the iron ehest board the Lexins-
ton, contained n large sum of none, in specie and
bank notes. So far, no bodies have been discover
ed, and il is not probable that any remained OF
board when she went down. Arrangements are
now making to raise her Immediately. - Bah. A.
nerican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11
HE nj A II X rs.
OYFIcE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, !
Abgust 8, 1912. !

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
Ahgust 8, 1912.
CArTLE.-The offerings a, the Scales this morn
ing amounted to $50 head, of which 60 were driven
North, and all the sold ut prices ranging from
81 as TO ? 371 per 100 lbs on the hoof, which is
equal to 50 so net for inferior rs for strictly
prime qsality.
FLoUR.-We are advised Of sales from stores OF
about 1000 barrels Howard Street Flour of good
standard brands to-day al IS %, which show a de-
cline of 25 per batre since the close Of last
week. There were more sellers than buyers at
that price. The wagon price is unsettled
WHARTON Saturday the Wheat market be-
came very unsettled, aud prices began 10 decline.
To-day sales Of new Nd Wbeats we're made with
difficulty at 05 cents 81 10 for prime reds, and
Saturday load Of primo new Penn. red was sold
at 81 l5 and another parcel at 81 05 To-day a
parcel of red was sold at 81 05, and lot of red
and white mixed al 81 Is.
CoRH.-White Corn /. wanted. We note sales
to-day of " hite at SO SIS cents, and OF yellow
SO 81 cents. Sales OF Penn. yellow to-day at 50
cents.
RrE.--Sales of Maryland Rye at 60 cents, and
Of Penn. at IS cents.
OATs.-We quote Mar, land Oats at 90 90 cts.
A sale of a lot OF Penn. old Oats AT 30 cents.
WHIsKEY-The stock has been materially in
creased by the receipt of aaniiy of barrels from
New York. The market is very dull, and the trans.
actions limited TO small lots at 23 % cents for
barrels. Large parcels could be purchased for
less. In. hogsheads we hear of nothing doing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

In the Declar alton Of independence we
read, in the catalogue of grievances a
gaas, George the Ill.,, that he has relus-
ed his assent to laws the most wholesome
and necessary for the public good. y
The Wings Of 1912 make the same COM
paint against John Tyler. We do not
recommend the same remedy resorted TO
by the Wings of '76, because fortunately
there is not the same necessity for it,
The people have it in their power to 'sput
a hook in the mouth of Leviathan, :" by
aboiishing or modifying the veto power.
1t is for them to say whether they will do
this or permit il to remain as it is, until,
through its gross abuse, the America n
President becomes clothed with the pow
ers not of a Constitution King, bat Of an
unchecked Autocrat. And we warn those
who rejoice at its recent frequent exer-
else, because they approve of the objects
effected by it, that it may not be always
thus--that the very principles now sus-
tanned by the exercise Of the veto, may
be hereafter overthrown by the use of the
same weapon.--Lynchbwg Erginiaa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

The Petersburg Statesman attempts to
show the insgnificance Of Distribution, by
the amount which it says fall to the share
ofevery man, woman aud child in Virgi.
MIA, to wit, @ cents piece. But let the
Statesman attempt to add cents piece
TO the TAX of every man, woman and child
in The State, and il he we're burgess, he
would find that the sovereigns do not look
upon it as trifle. And beside, although
this year, when the land sales will not
nett more than million Of dollars, the a.
mount may be thus insignificant, yet there
was a year, and there may be again, when
the sales may reach "a millions, and
when the dividend Of each man, woman
and child in Virginia would be $50 cents
more, in the aggregate, than the
mount OF the taxes levied upon the peo
pie But if the sum be SO very rIdicul'
ously insignificant, what becomes oftha'
other argument, that the Land Bill is u
splendid bribs to the Statesl Surely they
are not so poor as to nibble at minuows.
--Lynchburg VirR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

EMIGRATION TO WIscoNsIS.-The
Cleveland Herald says the tide of emgra-
ton through the Lake channel this season
IS setting into Wisconsin Territory with
great force. The rich farming lands Of
the Territory offer great inducements to
ogrlculturists, and as yet no State indeb..
edness threatens high taxation. A sam.
pie of the "crowd" is given in the last
Southport American, which says:
We are told that in Milwaukee the
emigrants have to lodge in the streets: in
Racine every tavern is crowded. in South.
port the taverns are full there is scarce.
~ room to let, and one house has we
believe thirty families in tho chambers"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

The Emperor of Russia will soon COM
mence the construction Of railroad from
st. Petersburg to Moscow, at an cstimat
ed expense of S3o,OOO,OO which is to
be continued from Moscow to the Caspi-
an Sea, TAO miles further, making the en-.
tire length Of the road, across the heart
Of the empire, 1880 miles, and total cost,
one hundred millions Of dollars. Major
Whistler, of Mass, goes out to superintend
the gigantic work.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

DEATH OF THE DUKE.-On the arrival
OF the Great Western with the flag oil
France at half-mast and the announce.
ment OF the death of the Duke of Orleans,
the French war steamer Conner irnmedi.
ately commenced firing at intervals Of fit
teen minutes. The American line of bat
tie ship North Carolina responded at the
same intervals, and the British frigate
Warsp,e with minute guns, and in this
manner the firing continued through the
day Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

Governor BoGGs, who was so nearly
killed short time ago by an unknown
hand, is fast recovering. He is a candi.
date for the State Senate, from the district
composed Of the counties of Jackson, Van
Buren, and Bates, and has issued circu-
lar stating that he has not Withdrawn and
that he is fast recovering fast that he
will be able TO take his seat if elected. -
st. Louis Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11
The following lines compose verse

The following lines compose verse Of
n song written by MIR. Wayland, and sung
nj the Clay dinner in East Boston, July
4th. The thought is very beautiful
Green ever be the sods that lilo
Above the sainted Dead
And DER path his memory
For aye its radiance shed
Its hallowed light shall stream unon
Our nag where'er il rest
And write the name Of Harrison
With HARRY Of the West.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11
M A II r + e d ,

On Sunday last, in Wiamsport, Nd by Rev.
MIR. Hunt, Mr. JAcon H. Funk to Miss MARG,-
RET +. NICHOLS, both of Bedington in this county,
At the same time and place. by the same Mr..
GEORGE DAVIS TO Miss Barbara KREaLow, both
Of Hedyesville.
On Monday, lst instant, at Berkeley Springs
Va b, the Rev. Mr.. O'Brisn, Mr. GEoR6E b
DYcgE 10 Miss FRANcIs M GRAHAM.