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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

NOR EEEp-IHa, desirable du..'n1 uaufa
a. situated 900 N..a street. nearly Opposite tho
h.r..ui1 hotel, belonging t1 tho sarofe of oh. late
Thomas p Hrf deceased, which dwelling 5sia
tFg-H wHw sufgH." Cor r. urTyHfr dwelling house
lLHD Hrafwo store rooms underneath Im
mediate pos. ..u viii o. gvUu fp Ilc store
rooms 1r.rn ore aw,i..g on fNr ETHf rl April
next Tho 1HIy. property HII i.rrut.I lgw on
Hs.T"1u.u Go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
" " q 6 II. gTVESON.
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
y CAPS

w. w. q r..lfT.H - RIaNb.N.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS.
Ws'' side Of MIN s'rcc, WiroIug, Ia.
AVE- on hand aud are constantly mauulactur.
3 ing a general assortment ul superior Fur and
six hats. They have received the latest spring
.d7HlohS rom New York and are now prepared
ssH|p 0or-cI all stZss and 90 %alIIcs. m the
I,Sschi or, past siyIr,a may SUIT customers,
oI,N 1hd BTab hCdylT and Castor, Pl9In
White RussIa and Napt hats.
l.aeY also Keep ouhHrd an assortment Ofpla.n
ara fancy mems ardhoys fur and cloth caps,
lu ! WINCH i1cy offer ,J their customers and the
pGh,ic on he most pleasing terms.
3" oIdFrs from country merchants and deal
iFnnaiY hIgd on she % g6- favorable terms.
In'.hiW iorihe liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received. they solicit q share OF pub
uc patronage which they are irfcgmrn,a 10 de-
serve ny prompt attention. persona. apulc8t.ou
% business and cheap and favor5 bI, rslcs.
NAV l-v
N!tG!NLL-IN ,uA>cEty- A hues 1C1UT IN
a eClu ks once Of The CTrr -f Srr1rGr Com,
La" and C]nanceTy for the County Of Chic Do
INC m"Hia ~ February, 1879
: wilma" W. Sh''ef assir., Complainant
filnci' rs Armstrong, sd u'uistrat1r De bonis
'.i. "Ia' 3e.uf--H- and Ernnaz"r
Zane, JIu.z 4 Nr"..4s and Mr.. his ,gt.
.a'e Mary Zane. William Pits and Frsz.IrrI
- "le 'a'e E~lz1'.r1 Taue. and Carn-ra
Il3e arc .sr, E.raeg 0a.c N.-D T. Zaae
WHO" oisn'N N.1r /l.' .ea,as.L,
7n7I'E leleaian, WrI.-m Piss a5'flyus ,u,er
Of. Hs aT.sariuvo and given ecr.u.g accord.
n-f - 'H" 1r' 90 Asacu h'g anil fnr rI.s OF rrs
.ea'i,Hlt o. alrr"T1g tg satisfactory proof tlaf
pr. D. ali "t DO 1sd.1tul 'H.F Commonwealth.
on ul 'N"n gi iU. nTr.'an#rf Err.r. a.I. .frsar.
.ers. That tHs said Defendant william P.rsf o
.cm 0f this nuu-f. enter his ---r--1r.. r-F ar
s"S lHe saIi b.' or o'srrwtsr oc.ard this sui
u som. newer. r'r printed DO rlc Cuv OF WIDE.
.nHi HL Two months -H.e.-s.Nu's and posted o. fhr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
snERMNN,S POOR MANSpLAsrrR.

SIIIItNINN > TVNN MN NTINNIIKs
FU7IIE best Strengthening plaster m The world.
n and a sovereign remedy for poinsur weak.
ness IN the back, Ions, SHE, breast, meek. limbs
joints, rheumatism, iUmhago. etc.
Several persons have called ut the warehouse
10 express their surprise and thanks az tho al-
most miraculous cures t.osc g.4 steIs have ClcC-
ted,
Joseph " Hoxie. Esq, who had been so enil,-
ted with TIgumIt-m. as 10 be unable 10 dress
himself without assistance, was enabled. after
wearing one only uUJDl-bf, 10 ger G9 alone 10
t1r wuIulsr, Yuf on his clothes. aru call NJ cur
Office With eyes ue1u.a- a.iI gr. ru4 U.s.ur lr-
IJuru. '0r.H frC g'1fI.ss ulHT-h,arr 8f tho slH-
den and sgual relief he hal received Gau .al.
BCsf OF 100 remedies.
Mr David Will arms Of Eitz1tC.t'ows. ~ T..
nm old rr o.utipaagy soldier, was so GiHscstI with
-ug.wll-w, iIgt Doe could scarcely help bIJgc
These r~la.'ers entirely CI.ta him..
Puen only - 10 cents per plaster.
For sale by giIAPllNE PRYOR,
Ivr.r SIR ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
FIR CAPS

- tc'.r. IT, H. r. Ll4.4gls.
FETTER & LONSDALE.
TORWiRDING
AND
II IISSEOS IERCHAHTB.
INV ORLEANS.
EoG-r 10 Igrob & Mitchell. WheeIrg. "a.
GEOKGE EOGGS. ia. -
STEA NIB NJ &C TNT,
AED
GO WIS SION y ERCHANT T.
Front ST. So. 4, ygssIi.'s x u.
CINCINNATI. ONO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

"ht.i.hiNbs ~.
E-Aus-Thc ~Tri-vvectly ropos as Published ON
Fissi,ys. rhpr-ltys mid Situsiays. al - pSr an
.G'n ia advance, or s6 AZ thc end oE ,hc year. 50
6s SIX months ~ slbscuaer received for u loss
ERIN thln uv iaoaihs.
The Weekly plpe-. ne Western Virginia Times
IS 3ubUaael oa Ws~lNsslay NJ 3 50 per ouuum
~ advance. or 3 it n't pad W,,htn one month
iro n ths 3stiuui1s piu4c oar. NoueN subscribers
wi!l b received. evgcFt suh as pay Io advance.
Zoo o mp1;hs 81 80 = tuy1rHely ,'arEed. No
ubse rber received 51ra,,ss term IMAM sN 'aoniL8
AID ~ plper I.tp1u'tri except uttIc discretion
ofths PIb!isa'r viHl al zrre1luEcs are paid
r1Ius ~ NDyENrisISC.
JiesTuare tircr fnse TtI1uF, py. ess, SIOC
80 weeks ,omga uscruon". 20
10 tsret woke, 80
Do one month, "|
DO twuuoul.a, y
10 thrtcT huu'hs, o.
10 stSIspntha,
Do ~eJgntnouths, l,"o
10 twelve mopths
~ AlN-silsrmrats handed ia Without spec,
oder viii % ~plblishad tl turbii and charged -
FAC three p~srrions AMI IS ceuts iorcvery suisse
Saenl iasorit,n :, also with ali advertesemcn's
ordered idl .asbil.
Ths prJcceluE. % the city council. cI'y ord'no-
asss an orisrs.rsslIas!y appear ga this paper
C"lnectei with tue ".hre 81 p1h''ai'S" vl INC
Wheeling Tiur. g tIyartscr. is "A JDB& HOOk
PRINTING OEEErE, where m1y ho ms oI.fav-
scl 10 terms. Bl1uas Co oalcr. Cgul7, Nla3Jus.
SLOW Sil's, Sc done ia thr neutcsi style aud Ju
short notice.
Fer sale Al ths CamaGay Ggpa oC uIa Wheeling
Times and Advertiser
c. summons, County Summons,
Executions. " Executions,
" Bonds, Bonds,
" sunm3us Tor Assault, e BzcogaizauccscI
btil,
coaaty Summon Cor Assault. Deeds. Leases. W1r-
rants. Scrjeatts' Bnis, Declarations = nrms1
Bills Of Ininc, PeIt1rE Votes, Notes OF VI. 4
NJ. Bank, Notcspt q w Bank. Cheeks on al the
haaks. bplrui AMI plum. Sc. Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

'a' lhcy have Ga hand and are constantly manu-
'.iIriug % general asso..~ru eat of Hats aud Gaps Of
'"e latest fashions, vauaUl.l equal q not superior
Q" any that have been offered, which wI be sold
by tue dozen OF -lngIe a. rho lowest prices and uron
asinNorahIr terms as They can be had la the city
Hats ui all Kinds and qualities. also a general ass.
meut ofmeu's ans and boys rr and cloth C.,
They propose 10 lurIIsh gentlemen with hats bv
Iar vcsr
y. Is. Hats ard caps made 20 order. also military
na's and caps made uu mo shortest notice.
: They respectfully solicit a liberal share orpubI.e
pn'ruunCs. an Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
ron rEyT-

TETHE large and CONNEXIONS R-icl Dvcu,,r g
n Store i'pom, ou lie corner Of Main and Def.
icrs,n streets, aaJ ole o. ,he best business stand.
n the civ.
AL>o-Tho comfortable Two-sto ~ Dwcrlip,
lIonsc' opN"siio ne North Western Bank. nov in
The occupancy Of Ar W,u Cunningham. Posscss.sn
given Ii VI ApuI. Nrp.vlo
l'n - KIN g. ERTNIRACErR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

NEW YEARS PREsENrS-A scuenI assou.
mcntr or Turner & Fishers Iuvcnilc Books.
suitable for New Years presents. Iusi received and
FER sale cheap by j.. II. THOMPSON u 60.
dec 2S 10 Monroe street..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
MINGa a LIQUORS.

WIN ES q AsOtOhS.
'fiT subscribers have INST reserved from phil
4 adg,phIs direct from thr importers 6: Pres
and Ca ks Wines and l.qIors, of every variety.
an p.ce WLru 1 ey uii.rto dealers lno aihurs
Bot es andou draft iu qnnuties 90 suit. the foI
owing wc!lknown Brants comprise a portion OF
their stock,
5leA1nde, 5 ignele1 Jsli1e Bcapdy;
]9sIl!on LCr1eguX 90 Go
G5ddaids extra Old CosSiae do 1919.
liour Glass and Anchor GIN.
Dut, %''ordpG g Co. sdp'r pIlc Sherry.
L SJ0a parIcI,ar Madeira.
scurus hgc Grape JHlce or Temperance port,
'af.ls and sous, Port wine,
Geo luuaE sweet MALAGA,
frucrile ani Lisbon Wines,
Queens White Port, eplcnid.
trru.l ,orIla.s ~ hoUles. Nuscntf. HNrkhci
HcF' Family C.arct, z rcnch White wine, vinegar,
KING & CRUMBACKER.
Co. 20 ~ Is Ua'rr ~
GtPEIHOE R|ECTIFiEB NUisKFY of fh4 nm,
- re-, nuahtv lmn bis own cs,q5,isamerr, con
r'r,Uy on hand aud Tor -ule low by
dec y NJ REILLY.
WILSON'S ZANESVTLLE SOAP
4N'tIf t'Xrsot Jhs dardeIiy superior article.
& on baud aa 10, sale .o" by
dec % NJ REILLY
LACK sAND-Ig loz-n BIack wnImg
y SIn'JHst received al tie City Auctipu Room
and tr -Ule low hy
d. 2s rRrNrnNGrR & sHALLCRoSS.
ENHEJACQrERiE, novel ~ PR James
- Esq au'hor pf The Gypsy. Tie AncicpI Re-
n ue, Tie e"uilcmlu oflhe Old s hool. &c &c sc
IA ,NO volumes. just received and fr rIlc Nv
JOHN - THONrVSDN& co
ichl 10 Monroe ,s,reet.
JOSEPH SMITH
ATTORNEY AT Law.
Ri4ley, Jackson Cyuury, T~irsiaia.
HHyILL practice m jackson. Mason and Wood
counties, VI, aud will PROMPTLY attend 90
The sccnuy anI collection ol all claims entrusted
90 bis ca G.,
" Letters on business mast be POS, paid.
REFEE To
T.. jacob, E-q.
King & Cuumbacker -,
Fleming & Tingle ""ees' w.
}. Gushorn g. Co
J. Collier, ESQ c-.u.
y Collier. Esq.
NrJ y WooIyard
DR. John Armstrong "''''!' C
ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

Il AiNhoLITiON-The partnership hr,.r4
81 .-r- cXisur- between Tho sulsrrbers M r,
.l, Lru 'I johnson * LipPiucolt is his DIV ns
Owed '' mutual consent J. LiTp.ncou Nj. 20,
tend 90 settling the business ofihc fem.
JAMES JOHNSON.
Jsu ~ JDIIN LPPINCOTT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

~ A large br.rk Hr ding, now occupied
f5aa, asa tavern, at rr5uoT ~ Main aud
Itss sHu.ury sissCts. Tho conner room in
Ss.id h]al.iug D., well situated for q slofr
1r husiu,s- r1rm gaI MOULD, i desired. be tented
r, .haf gurlns Tho house BE- sufficiently la.4t
.u- Two tglsmeurs. arl would BE- rented Boz hat
way. POSSESSION gwen au thc lrt Of April next
For terms. s. apply %
Ggr2s Wv. UErSrrrT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

FlSS AND CURRENTS.
%f DEDAS Fresh Turkey FIGS.
~O One CazL superior New Currents. ice, re.
ceiyed and Tor sale hy
jar p KING s. RRUNBACKER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

uT There was an arrival al Boston from Eng
land, Wednesday Of las; week, bringing news
from India and Chna-not very important.
Another unsuccessful attempt had been made TO
assassnate Queen Victoria.
In England, tho grea,es, manufacturing and com
merca distress continues to exist, but most we'll
disposed parties inclined trace this TO the
overcreaiivs power OF machinery, than to any other
cause.
The ratification Of the treaties between Gres,
Britain and Texas, were exchanged the 28tt Of
June by Lord Aberdeen and the Hon. Ashbel
Smith.
The intelligence hom the Continent is of no
great importance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

az able as his enemies to know what his
oo;o,ons we're. Why should the Senator
come, then, 10 teach Us either what ihey
were or how TO reyere them!
MIR. Calhoun thought this was most
unprovoked attack upon him and wss
sorry that the Senator from Kentucky
should, in this respect, so offend, disre'
garding The prophecies Of thu, body. tie
then entered into brief history oil Inc
scene and circumstances under which the
adjustment Of the compromise act was en-
tered upon, in private conference DC
tween himself and Mr.. Clay. vi me
facts, he appealed TO Mr.. Mangnm' IS Inc
only witness. These are, however. ms.
,oric details, which the public has before
received. still more mnuteiy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

The great Tyler Meeting in the Park,
in New Yofk city on Monday last, was
grand farce, according TO all the accounts
we have seen. A detachment Of the ia
nous Loco Spartan band, late from the
seat of War at Chepachet, took posses
sion Of the stand, aud managed the meet
ing to suit themselves. All the speeches
we have seen reported were rather more
anti. Tylcrish than Tylerish. They pro-
isssed themselves very willing to accept
",hc spoils" from MIR. Tyler, and, after
proper probation on his good behaviour,
they might possibly receive him into the
democratic ranks.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
THE LAFAYETTE GUARDS.

BY an advertisement in our paper lay. It vii
be- observed that the members Of the Guards are
called upon TO deliver the Arms aud Announcements
in their possession. On the Alb instant the corp.
had been in existence seven years. W. very much
regret TO disposition manifested toI crmit the
Company to 60 down. Their military bearing and
good discipline were subjects Of commentator and
praise wherever they displayed themselves in the
visits which were occasionally paid TO their fellow
volunteer corps in the eighborhood No town so
large as Msrtinsbu,g is, should be without hand
some volunteer company, and We are sure there Is
abundant ma.eriei TO form one, If not two foot
companies in he town and neighborhood it we
look al the large number of persons capable OF mil
i,sry duty, which we have amongst
We understand subscription papers are now IN
cir. uaton to form Light Infantry Corps,
which are receiving a number of names both OF
the members of the Guards well ms those
Of several others Should a dissolution Of the
Guards DO determined upon, We hope 10 see the
new corp, formed forthwith, The same uniform
could be used, and if any alterations BE- required
the cost Of them will be very slight.
While upon this subject, We may remark tha'
there is another matter partially connected with
the above. TO which may refer. II is the for
nation Of good Band Of Mnne. The late cole
bra,ion Of our national anniversary was deprived of
good deal of interest, owing to the absence Of it.
usual accompaniment, the enlivcning airs Of our
excellen, Band. With whs, rlcasurable emotions
do many OF US recur to the times when little ur-
chin., all listened with pride and delight to the
martial strains that were wont to be poured forth
by the Msr,insburg Band Of day. gone past. And
how often do we hear regrets expressed Of the most
lively character, that the musical spirit of our an
Gent village has declined in these latter days
There is nothing wanting but lit,le cxertion, and
an excellent musical corps would be again formed
amongst our citizens. We hope it will be attend
ed to.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

PRospEcTs OF BUSINESS. In the ma
ture of the case, every thing is now pre-
pared for a start. The currency is sound
over the greater portion of the county
though very unsound, It IS true, in some
States. Liquidation has gone on until
the people are probably more out OF debt
than at any former time within the last
ten years. The circulation and the loans
of the banks are reduced within small
compass. Men and institutions are coiled
up within themselves, and ready for a
spring. Providence has loaded our fields
with unusual abundance. A vast harvest
is now gathering, which in all its exchan-
ges, must produce an immense business.
Labor has fallen in snme proportion to the
decline in all commodities, so that we may
now with more success compete with O.
Their nations. England is relaxing her
absurd protective system, and Offering to
take our products on easier terms, while
the progress of invention is giving new
value to some of them. Industrious emf.
grants are constantly HocEing 10 our
shores, bringing with them large sums OF
money, and increasing our producing pow.
err. Our railroads and communications
of every sort stand ready to execute ali
orders with despatch. All we want to
reanimate the energies of business, is a
Tariff which will enable the government
to keep its faith with the citizens, and
give the confidence of settled policy to
manufactures aud trade in all its depart.
ments. An important business must be
done during the coming season, whatever
may be the action or neglect of action by
the government. But affairs will 60 on
hesitatlngly and feebly in comparison, un.
less this great question is settled. Even
now trade is beginning Some merchants
from Michigan and other Northeastern
States have impaired quite little impulse
this week. Jour. of Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

PoLITICAL MEETINGs.-The people of
Frederick county are beginning to move
on the subject of politics. Meetings are
already called for several of the districts
The meeting for the Frederick District is
10 be held on Saturday evening of next
week. 1t is proposed to hold the County
Convention on Saturday the 18th August
next. The State Convention is to be held
in Baltimore on Wednesday Gath August.
The Clay pulse beats high in Frederick
County and we hear but one opinion ex-
pressed, and that is that the enthusiasm
Of the people in his favor is like to that
which existed in favor of Harrison in
lS4O.-Fred. md. Her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

Two STRINGS TO THEIR Bow.--Ihe
New York Standard "hss curious arti-
Gle, the substance Of which is, that the
friends Of Mr.. Clay holding Office in the
Custom House, now carry two sets OF
papers-a Tyler set to be seen, to keep
their places, and Clay set--to save their
principles and their preferences. The
Standard, therefore, seems TO hint that
Mr.. Francis Kelly, whom job Haskell,
nominated at the lite pubic meeting for
Collector, should BIZ made collector, who
would do away with these two sets Of pa.
pers, and al 'nish hypocracy from that
huge establishment"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

THE CRY Is STILL THEY COME. Tho
Miami Valley Register a, Piqua, Ohio ;
the Taunton Mass. Wing, AMI the Lo-
gan Gazette al Belfontaine, Ohio, place
at the head of their columns the name oi
Henry CLAY, for President in le4i.
The Bradford Argus. Towanda, (Pa.)
has raised the flag Of HENRY CLAY for
President.
The Western Journal at Liberty, Mis-
souri,, has raised the flag Of Henry CLAY.
The Chattanooga Gazette, Tennessee,
is out " For President, HENRY CLAY, un-
copduional'y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

How times have shunged since John @ Adanis's
sdministrs ton In his speech, in the House, on
Friday last. speaking OF the appointments to the
Navy that were made when he was President, Mr..
Adams said {:
He had been complained Of by his friends, FOR
carrying the principle Of no, interfering with the
heads Of departments in appointments to office TOO
far. lie did not recollect one midshipmsn who
was appointed by himself II was the practice then
-(he thought he saw different symptoms now )-tor
the heads Of tho Wal and Navy Departments to
dispense such favors as the appointment OF cadets
and midshipmen. A register Of applications was
kept, from which the head of the departments Sc
ected, with reference to applicants of the longest
standing. best recommendation and having re-
gard TO federal numbers. Though with little less
arbitrary power than Lonis XIV, like that mon
arch, when he wished any friend Of his appointed,
he had to ask il as favor Of the Secretary. Often
was he refused and only once was he told there
happened to be vacancy, and that was bis extent
Of his appointments.
This was the true republican, demoe ratio mode
Of sdministeIing the government, Would that
such a system could b. rcvived.-Alcr Gar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

|, would seem that so lar as the recent
election in Louisiana has reference TO
Members Of Congress. il is of non-"ffrct,
If what the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Courier & Enquirer writes
be true. He says:
"The new Apportionment Act which
has recently been passed by Congress,
gives Louisiana four representatives, in.
stead Of the three just elected. A new
election must therefore be held to comply
with the acquisitions of the npportion-
ment."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
THE GAZETTE.
MfARP1M sBWRH9 VA
THURSDAY, JULY IS, isa2.
nae UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.

TIE UNITED STATES AND ENGLANu,
In another place will be found some paragraphs
from the InteIligencer and M,disonian. IN relation
to the North Eastern Boundary. The entire nego-
.istion between our country and England is repre-
sented 10 be closed in an amcsble manner. The
treaty i. probably by this time before the Senate
for rstifr alton.
The pesceabie settlement Of the various qu@''
lions in agitation between the two countries vii ne
matter II much cong ralulation TO the people, and
will be creditabIe TO Captain Tyief's admipisua-
ton, through the Secretary Of State. The Alex
sndrs Gazette, speaking Of the negotiation, says;
The honor and fame that Daniel Webster is ae-
quirne ON his able administration Of the foreign
relation. Of our Government, are 40 manifest that
they cannot be concealed denied by any party.
and even the Loco Foco papers have to admit
fact dssgreesble TO them, it is true but neserthe
lea. fact The truth is, as have already more
Than once said, tho highest feather in the admins
taion cap. j. the Secretary OF Stste-tsks him
and his really great services to the country away
and there is very little left TO talk about.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

LOUISIANA ELECTION RETURNs.-
New Orleans Bee Of the llth inst. says
that Of the seventeen members of which
the Senate consists The Wings have elect
cd nine, and the Locos six. The Ouchi-
ia Senatorial District is said TO have re-
elected Downs. This, il true, viii make
the Senate stand 8 Wings, z Locos, and
one district to be heard from. MoUToN's
majority is about 900, which the remain
ing parishes may increase from 300 to
500 votes.
The House Of Representatives by the
new apportionment, is entitled 10 sixty
members. OF these, the Wings have al.
ready chosen thirty 'three-or, majority
Of Six.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
CONGRESS-.

Monda, last WAS the day fixed by previous or
der Of the Senate for taking up the Tni'h BID from
the House.
The House Of Representatives acted ON the Ar
my Appropriation Bill.
The House rejected the principal amendments
made to the Army Appropriation Bill, by the Sen
ate
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

REFORM The new Wing Councils OF New
York commencing the work Of economy by
cutting down the salaries OF Offices which have
fallen into their hands The sum total of this re-
duction is about sixty thousand dollars per snnun'
The City Solicitor is cut down from $4,000 to
$4,000.
The Captains of Tho Watch from So so to ~ 25
per day.
The salaries, as they will stand after the reduc-
ton will be about Fifty per cent. more than they
are in Philadelphia.