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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

MOVEMENTS or TRooPs Five COM
panes Of the 2ud regiment u. s. lDian,ry
passed through Albany ON Wednesday,
on their way 10 the lines. They arc com
manded by Col. Riley, and ars as brown
almost as The Seminoles whom they have
been among. We understand they are
destined for Buffalo, Platisburg and Os.
wero
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

New USE FOR BACoN.-Bacon sold al,
IIanvile, Mo-, last week, at one cent
pound. Some OF the steamboats, burn 1t
in preference to wood, to raise the steam
with II is so cheap
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

We are gra,ified to state shat accord
lug to latest advices from the adjacent
counties the wheat crop has not suffered
materially from rust.--Aler. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
Public Sale.

- virsoe q Deed Of fsrr sxe1ased ~ Tssse
~ 5 Lsuck ard wife. ard Alexander Stephen.
stated on the 3ist DAY 81 July. 1884, tho e.3erssen-
I'd, Trustees, vii oEer fw sale AT puble auction,
a; the Dwelling House. il the TOW II Mar inshufs.
10 pleh tie said Alex Stephea resided b fore ST..
des'h. Saturday tAe I'd deg ~ Jsly nsrt, The
following properly. 20 wit
One Gig and Harness,
al The Household and Kitchen FaIaltate. consisl .
inc. among other things. Of
One Side5oard and Glass thereon. enc
Sofa, one Seaee, one Piano and Coter
Tables, Beds, Carpets, DC, Dr.,
q which the ssid Stephen vas IL possession, 81
HI. rrsilesce aforesaid, on the olst July. 1888.
Terms 81 iSals.--Cssh for all sums Of - /; saE
Ill .nu. sbose IS, credit of air ronIhs will be
given. CHaS JAS Faulkner.
EDMUND PENDLETON,
June Q, is4a.--5i Trasses
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
John A. Kecdy,

John A. Kecdy,
TENAKE NUTiCE-Thsi. on Friday the 22d
n day Of July, 1912, at the Glote Tavern, in
Haserstown, Washington County. NJ ,r,luud We
will take the dispositions at Joseph |, Merrics
William p.ice Charles H,sleiine and John Herr,
10 be read "a evidence in suits now depending
in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancefy
fot Berkeley County, in which you plaintiff,
aud the Undersigned respectively defeudants-
the said DISPOSITIONS to be takenhy virtue OF com
missions sevcraiIv issu-d in -aid suits.
CHARLES DOWNS, Error
Of Join Kisipgsr, 3fc'd.
WIN CUNNINGHAM, Adni'r
IF John Cmaaipgafm, deed,
Inn. "a lR.l-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
d 7 n d,

On Sunday last, at Fredericksburg, Va, lbs
Hon. SAMUEL L. SOUTHLAND, one OF the Senators
of the United States, from New jersey, and late
President pro tenn of the Senate His remains
we're brought to Washington. on Monday.
Tn. Hon. w. s. Hasrixes one of the Repre-
senta,ives in Congress from Massachusetts. died
few DAYS since al the White Sulphur Springs. Va,
~hi,her he had gone for the benefit of his health.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

Wheat Crop.--We learn from BUCK
inghsm and Abemarle that the ia'e ~he"'
will be seriously injured by the rust
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
M A n II I z D.

On Thursday last, by Rev. w. F. Mercer Nv
EpwARD TooPER 10 Miss CHARLOTTE f.LsER
all of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
FRESH groceries.

DRaZIL. Loaf and Lump Sugars; Fine Salt !;
n y Coffee; Craokers--S0ds, Butter. Water and
sugar; Rice Oranges. Lemons aud Figs.
A fresh supply OF CANDY. of all sorts, Just re-
ccyed and ior sale cheap.
G RAENBAL.
June %, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
40 THE FARMERS.

Mot hvvinr been sble 10 sell the preqmcr
~ MN. lave determined 20 we't Il myseltthis
year Fafmers disposed II grind their Crops.
shalt have fte earliest attention PAD TO tne~'
either there ar ~ the Hone, wood Mil. " they
bring hcir ctnrs 10 20 rrher early IN The season.
and the nour placed IL he bosI for them according
order. without any ehs,se viii ssso r"t
haze wheat at Tho highest rticc the nisrket VIII
afford at both places and wit be aecenntshie tor
every snr, of etatn taken INTO the Mills. NJ
Philip TfsmeI I, my ackno~ lodged agent. and any
agreement made by him. will be No binding a. u
made with myself and in nrther OF Ne -
present, the ,ec.ipt of the head miller ct either
place will be snffcieu'. NJ, Ttarrl myself
will sndeavor give personsl attention TO ID"
opeqaoa Mills every des Asrsnge meets fsr boat
ing oil the fur a. speedily as II can lie msnofae
tured have been made with experienced bostmar.
in whom te.xr tie Utmost conf lance may b.
placed and east oBers shsi have them hoo, boated
upon ,he same terms with myself.
EDWARD COLSTON
June is, I9ia.--6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

RENO Do

rn,pr .uh.c,ib.r would respectfully announce 10
HI. customer. and the public generally, that
he b,. removed TO the Store House formerly oeeo-
Died 81 by NJ. Joseph Burns, where he hopes. ey
uric, a,,,n,on to business, TO merit eonuoaaaon
- ne a',,ge patronage heretofore conferred upon
rim. v.~ poprN r,
April 7, 1912 -, D 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

APPOINTMENTS YY HE PRESIDENT,
Bv and NTH the advice and consent Of The Senate
C. Edwards Lester, of New York Con
sul for the port Of Genoa, 10 the place OF
John ]. Bailey, resigned,
Tulcv r. Wise, LIST Auditor OF the
Treasury, in place of Jesse D. a'ller'
The OYE Hour RuLE.--The one houf
rule is a golden rule, and viii SHINE bneht,
or as il wears. The moment !, IS appiieo
again. every one oxclai'ns, even those
who have de claimed against IT as gag
law what an effect
Instead of the pressing, dull, sermon like
house-emp,ying speeches, all is spirit an
imatan and attention. II IS aomrao'e'
and tho best piece Of economy and reform
ever introduced in the representative 6s
sembly. BESIDES tho vast improvement,
in the character of the speeches, 1t WI
save at the rate Of at least a quarter oil
million year. And remember this is
Wing measure Trae Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
eMllzerS Wanted.

WE wish to employ one or :wo MfLLERS,
w 10 whom liberal wages and steady empo,
meut will be given. Single men preferred.
c & J. III. BARNES.
Bunker's Hill, June %, 1912 ct
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
Old I'srgtHia .vfcer Tire.
9, WI. AZ A. IA. FETsER

HAVE jos; received from Baltimore, fI~@h
Il a. supply Of GOODS. which Trey are enabled
10 offer at unprecedented low ysAces. and they par
tieuisfiy invite purchasers 10 call and examine
heir Has la 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chsncery, for Berkeley County.
Conrad Hieroninus heirs, pi.Gs.
against
Jared Mcdonald and wife, dts,
Martin Billmires, adm'r., phf.
against
Conrad iIieroniuus' adm'rs &c.. dns.
IN CHANCERY
NOTICE Jacob Lipgsmfeier sdmr OF Sol
IN ONION Ropp, dec d former administrator, and
Jared McDouald, present administrator of Conrad
Heronmus dec d., will present TO me at my Otfiee,
in Martinsburg, on the 18th day of July next, all
such vouchers and other paper. a. may be neces-
sary TO enable me to settle their administration ac'
counts. All persons having claims agains, the ss-
nte of the said Conrad Hieronimus, decd. will
present them or before that day, with such evil
dence may be required to authenticate them,
and the parties will also introduce before me such
evidence may be necessary to enable me 10 re
poi, the value and annual rental Of tho lands Of
said Hieronmus, and statement of sny liens that
may be thereon.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com.
June %, 1912
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

GHINGLES AND PLaSrEhiNG LA1HS.-
~ The subscriber has Is 900 Plastsrng Laths
aud 10 600 p,ime Oak Shingles for sale low
June IS 1912. J. VAN DOREN. j..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
EONnefS and Hats.

yNTE have just opened and offrr TO the public,
w Ladies Florence Braid and other Bonnets;
Men and BOYS Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, Fur,
Russis, and Wool do.
HAMMOND & CUNNINGHAM
June To- lC42.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

Joseph Shewalt.r Iscob d. Sae@ai,~f, Lewis d.
Wysong and Harriet, his wife, Londcr Conn
,,on and Carol,re. his wife. William Shewalter
and Elizabeth Saewali.r. infant children OF John
ShewaIter. deed and Ellen Shewaitsr, wife OF
Joseph Shew ateI, dJH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

vlRGINlA:--Tn the County Cont of Berkeley.
June Term 1912,
joseph Burns, Admir-. Of Joseph Strobe. deceased.
aga'n" rgf
Henry Bashore and OTHERS, 6tts
IN CHANCERY.
Thi. cause is referred to Seaman Gsrsrd ns Spe-
csI Commis sioner, to state and settle the accounts
beta the parties.
HARRISON WAITE, c. E.. c.
CoMnrssIoStR's OrFicr.
Wortiasburg, June %, 1892.
TENHE PARTIES 10 the above suit will plea.e to
IL take notice, that will attend at my Oace,
ia Msrtin.hurg. on Saturday the 30th day of Iu,
next for the purpose of proceeding to make ur
export in the above case, at which time and place
the rertir. will attend and produce before me all
such evidence and vouchers they intend to offer
SEAMAN GARARD, Spec. Com.
June %, l842.-6t
yIRGINIA;-In the Cnem, Superior Court Of
| Law and Chsnceiy, for Berkeley County.
Allen c. Hammond. piF.
John X singer ex' and Others. DIS
IN CHANCERY.
NOIICE.--AiI persona having clai'ns aEainsf
" the es,at. OF John Kisinger. dec not YET
audited. will present them 10 me Al my Office IN
Msrtinsbutg, on or before the lst day Of August
| next, with all such evidence may be required to
authenticate them
SEAMAN GARARD. Com.
| June 90, 1876
VIRGiNIA:--ln the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chsncery. Cor Berkeley County,
lame. L. Cunningham, admir- Of Rachel Hill de
ceased, phf.
against
| John s. rorterheld, d.
IN CHANCERY.
NOrICE - All persons having eseces binding
| ~ the lands, or specific liens or debts binding
the real estate Of John S. Portefeld, viii present
them TO me at my Office, in Mar,insburg, on or be-
fore the I4th Of July next, in order that may
port them tn the Court. q. required BY an order
| made in the above cause.
SEAMAN GARARD. Com.
/ June %, 1342 At
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
R.aCO.V.

A LARGE supply Of superior Sseon l''' y
IA es'ved ara 'o' save '' no JsMrsoN
May 90. 1912!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL ~.
MR.. CLAY,s SPEECH.

We trust no reader OF this paper will deny hmsel II
the pleasure of perusing the last great speech Of
MIR Clay in the Senate. II teens with the noble
sentiments of the Patriot and the enlarged views OF
the Statesman.
lie puts the saddle on the right horse, in respect
to the causes OF the existing embarrassments OF the
Government. and retorts upon the Locofoco cry, OF
Wing extravaganza, with overwhelming force. We
commend this and every portion of this great speech
10 the study OF every man.
MIR Clay's ex position Of the Compromse-con-
tending that the Land money was not to form
part of the current revenue of the Government, in
view OF that acts confirmed by the act ITSELF the
eS,raneous circumstances to which he refers-nnd
by the conviction Of every man conversant with the
political incidents of that day. We knoic that MIR
Gays construction was the one adopted by MIR
Tyler in 1899, when he introduced the resolution
in the House OF Delegates, for maintaining the
Compromise sacred and lnviola,e" And we know,
that rs late as June last, he adhered to the same
construction; and considered the question well
settled that it was unnecessary to say than he
did IN his Message. Gen. Jackson, in 1890 and again
should cease to supply revenue to the Government.
was Chairman, at the same tme, repeated the same
thing, and POINTED to the customs os the only lee
innate source OF revenue. The whole country, at
ter the payment OF the war Debts, considered this
great trust fund, honeeorih anl forever released
from the grip Of the Federal Government. The
old States with one voice. demanded IT'S distribution
among all the States, according to the Deeds Of
CesSon. There was no resistance from any quar-
ter, save the new Statcs-who claimed the whole
proceeds IL was in pursuance OF the general wish.
that Mr. Gays great bill of 1882 was passed. Il
passed the two Houses within tho ten days of the
close OF the Scsson-and Gen. Jackson proftted by
tina, circumstance, to rob Mr. Clay of the Just honor
OF that great measure--and put the bill in his peck
ct, and nothing was heard Of it, until the next ses
sion-when Message, assigning the reasons for
Withholding II, was sent TO Congress. Had it been
returned with objections at the session of its
passage, so strong was the popular current IN its
favor, that the veto would have been overruled by
the constitutional majority OF 3ds Of both Houses.
This was the same session, when the Compromise
Act was pnssed-and nothing more strongly
declare the sense OF Congress, TO the surrender
of the Land Money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

Mr. Thomas l.. Hnmer, few years ago promi.
nent member OF Congress from Oho-a violent 10.
coOco, and one of the aJlcst of that party has 70
Gently attended meeting OF the Democracy, and
denounced the onu-Bink Democrats as ga hard
mOHeu faction" We annex the Resolutions which
he submitted and which were ununimously adopted
The InlelIgencer iniers from the proceedings that
a "screw is loose" somewhere in the great Demo
cratic patty. The last Legislature put an cStn
guisher upon nearly all the Banks in the State-bv
requiring them to resume specie payments. Glon
Gus times az was sald) were to come, when the
Banks paid specie, or were wound up. All, except
a DOZEN have gone into liquidation, aud the balance.
which pay specie, have no notes OUT The conse
quence Is, that the State overrun with notes from
Indiana and other States- the value Of which no
man can estimate. THIS may be set down as the
result OF another hard money experiment. Twill
end the same way But to Mr. Hamcr's rcsolu
lions
"RsSolUsd, That Wc nre IN favor Of q well regu-
lated banking system. for the State Of Ohio which
shall combine tho two great principles Of safety to
III billholders and fair profit TO the bankers; and
al the same time furnish n currency convertible into
specie al The will Of the holder
"Rssoiocd, That We have seen with regret, FOR
some time past, that there was hard montu fleiion
growing up In Ohio, ioho oppos,d 10 al banks Of
circulation, and Whose doctrines, earTisd out IN
me pr'senf condition ofhe P,opiS, must BE- ruinoas
10 me best interests Of The community, especially 10
the whole debtor class, who will he crushed by
policy so fatal and destructive.
"R,soirsd, That the advocates Of an exclusive
metallic currency, although but few Of them at pre-
sent have tho bOldncss and candor 20 como out
openly md avow their doctrines, ore steadily pur.
suing their object, and preparing for war Of ex.
termination upon oil paper currency; and II Is me
duV Of Hose icho concur Nth us n preBeaf Them
from SFTcisng pfrnfcious influence upon the le-
gisIatlon ofthe General Assembly, as II Is believed
they did NJ the last session.
"Rssoircd That II is high time Tor the people 10
take their afirs INTO their own hands, and that 50
long NJ they entust them to reckless domngogues,
violent ultra 20 tcians, Of any party, al the
industrious, business classes Of tho community must
10 the sufferers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
Ch,s,rfM.

We are authorized to contradict tho report, that
Mr. FIourooy will m any form, be a candidate for
the Senate in the Chesterfield District
We arc also authorized TO contradict the report
that Dr. Pattoson, ofChes,erfeld, Is Tyler man.
No one moro heartily condemns the touuous and
vaclllaung course Of tho President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
STATE SENATE.


The terms Of the following Senators expired nth
the last session OF the Legislature
Henry Woodhouse, of Norfolk District
Ed. p. Scott, of Dinwidde District,
I'm. Tod, of Matthews District
Edmund Fontane, of Hanover District,
James M'lhaney, OF Loudoun District,
John I Anderson, Of Botetourt District,
.4israndsr .N0oman, of Ohio District,
10. a Thompson, of Kanawha District.
Those in italics nre Democrats. DR. Scott and
Messrs. Newman and Thompson, are the only ones
on the list candidates for re- election. The proba-
biy is tina, both Of the last will he superseded by
Whigs-which will supply the loss in the Hanover
and BoteIourt Districts In the Matthews District,
there two or three Loco candidates for Senator
Tod's slippers. There is also a good and true
Wing in the field, MIR Chapman can he elect.
ed, and will he, if there is a full attendance at the
polls. In the Hanover District, altho' there is no
Wing candidate in the field, poll will he held for
Mr. Bryce of Goochland, with prospect Of sue.
cess.
In addition to these eight, four Senators have re
signed; Mr. Lyons OF the Richmond MIR Faulkner
Of the Berkeley, Sir Tuns,alI of the Pittsylvania,
and MIR Nash OF the Chesterfield District. Wings
will succeed in the three hrsi-and nothing was east.
err than to elect Col Johnson, or Mr. Fournoy, in the
last, If either Of them would have consented TO take
the stump As it is, il poll were held for Mr.
Fiournoy, the Loco candidate is such very
small case, {" small paintings" the "bold and
vigorous" used to call himJ that MIR +. might be
elected without being candidate.
The probability IS, that the political complexion
Of the next Senate, will not be more uniavourable
to the Wings than the last; (Gsd)-and it may be
better.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
Amone lhe fa.hlonabIe air.rli.s,m.ni, .,id NJ \.

Among the fashionable dip.riisssmenis said TO be
~ contemplation arc private theatrcas At Lord
FRANCES Gserion's, IN which Miss Adelaide KenbIe
and Mrs Butler her sister, will take tho n,,nc;nai
pats. Miss Adelaide Kemble made her FRS, an.
penranee m England, theatrical soire at Bridge
water House, which was the scene of some brilliant
amateur performances IN high life; but il is under
STOOD mat nothing has been finally arranged on the
sublect.-L London Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

ped, Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, MIR
Samuel Lipscomb OF the county OF King William
IN the S9th year Of his age.
us friends and acqualntances, and those Of MIR
bay.or Lpseomb, are requested to attend his funeral
on Union HILL, this morning, at 10 o'clock. with
out further n tice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
$4,000

PURSUANT to the provisions of the Charter Of the
Il James River aud kanswha Company and IN obcdi.
the Resolution the Board Of Directors, the
dcTsgncd who has been duy appointed for thaf puT
rose, will proceed the 2jt day Of MAY, 1872 common
cng az " 0cl1s AZ uoon before The front door Of the
Once Of the James River and kanswha Company IN tho
Guy Of Redmond to sell a. Pubc auction, Tor cash. the
shares o the Delinquent ckholisrs agIccably the
annexed List, Which shows the Of the rtockhodet
thcr pisces Of residence FAR they known, the
number ot shares owned 10y each, the amount NJ prnc
pal unpaid the legal interest thereon Ia the 18th lay 81
May, l~t1, and the total amount ia from cach viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

me New iork Courier states that during the
last week. upwards OF POO heavy Guns ,xc. 50, 80
ed IN the ioruhc'uons pertaining to this nor, undcr
The supervision Of Gen. Wool. Also, mat 400 more
viii toe m united ia the course of a few dnys. The
guns are from % TO ~ pounders-U. S. Ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

The Locofoco Caucus has ruled Col. McMullen
1.-THE "but.cut Of Democncy") Of the course or at
least has attempted to do 80. But he reuses'o sub
init, and u out on his own hook.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

Gov Corwin, of Ohio, has issued his warrant
for an election in MIR Gddine's district on the 26,h
INST IL does not nppenr that there any opposi-
ton TO the re election OF MIR Gi1dings
NJ y. Com .3pyY 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

Mr. Van Buren, IL IS soid) will visit Mr. Clay At
Ashland, on hrs way to tho Hermitage. There is,
doubtless, great conspiracy forming agains, Cap.
tain Tyeri What think you Of II, MIR John Jones1
Why do you not LEI n y your lhunderboltsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
MARRIAGES.

A, ST Augustine, f. F., on Thursday Evening
the 'h instant, by the Rev. e. Rampon, MIR. Jane,
Knowles, formerly OF this city, TO Miss Anna Maria.
only daughter OF Capt. James koogh, of the above
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
From the New Orleans Rec. Apili 10.
FROM TENAs

Inc an"a OF the steam packet Nsw Yoss. ba.
placed us IN possession Of Texas papers TO IN. ,9,h
'nstan, inclusive. Their contents. are las. ;,,o.
tant than might have beea anticipa,eJ. All
quiet IN the west Of the Republic, and no new,
eeen received from the spies sen, mn, ~, A.. ~ >.
Grande.
The schooner San Bernard, ofthe Texan ,n,,.i-
ron, arrived at Galveston, on the iOth a NJ.
schooner, 1.-The DOieriias) laden with salt, had -,
captured 10y Commodore Moore. She wa. 49,
10y the sloop Of war Austin and schooner San A.
.onio' IN SIGHT OF the harbor and Castle Of Vera
Cruz. The Mexicans though provided with l,r,o
schooner mounting Paxhan guns, Witnessed H.
transaction without striking blow for her reeoys.
ry.
Com. Moore had information Of two other v,.,.l.
one or both of which he expected TO take the -
after Lieut. OLIVER left the squadron. ny
fucatnn has complied faithfully with b.r ron
tract, paying punctually the amount stipulated IN
the Texan navy. !"
INC people ct Galveston arc delighted with tho
"Woli-Hunters" from Tennessee '''
There have been additional repor,S nj IN. o,,,.
OF the MeSicens across the RIO Grande will m ooo
men, &c. They are discredited. '''' WV
u. =. fIohr.-Thc American Consul -, i.
writes:-"The Corn Laws will ol.o ',nS '' ''eeos,
mod'hcat'on, such as am IN hopes will ,Sn,, 49,.
frequently man heretofore, tho importntio, oI EI,
from the United States."-Phd lao.
.r 1n' croP'IThe Columbia tPo) Spy says
ne crops OF wheat in Lancaster County nev.r
looked To he in more favorable cond;,,on h.
present. Tins Is truly cheering amid tho general
gopn, LOT upon cur crops this year depe nds ere,t
deal me raising of means to extricse MS from o,r
pIesen, emearrassed situation which is much to bs
uesireo Their failure would increase our emb,,,,ss.
ment.-Tb. wv '"'''''ass
INC Commercial says that an ,ttemn, ,y,.
,econlIy made N England to abolish or modify the
Jaw promoting marriages between certain DEGREES
OF @ihnty--as wIdowers marrying their wives
SISTERS or men marrying their hrothcrs' w;dows-
I'SnIed TO meet particular case, that of the Earl
H., a.ueg.a'C' We believe, who married his bro.
sun marriages arc frequent, and although nubIic
op'"'on sanctions them, the attempt iailed.-B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA

Tns Jvsr LAw.-ws are informed Pa,i1vsiy.
that the Judiciary Committee in our Assembly re.
ported against the repeal Of the Jury trial act
Thus, notwithstanding the humbug the Albany
Argus attempts to play upon Virginia. We COM
mend tins especial fac, to "the democracy" there.
that Is 70 MIR Rtthie.-N 4. Erpr,,s