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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-11

TIME following articles which | well sell low
Il Clear Starch; Race and ground Ginger;
Ssl-Erslus; Turngion's BaIsam Of Life;
EPSON Salts; Opodeldoc; Cut and dry
Tobacco; Mould Candies; Apples by the bush
ell or otherwise; Cider and Cider Vinegar.
GEO. RAENHAL.
February Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06

NOTICE.
 THE subscribers having formed a CO., A partnership under the name and firm of Smith & Judd, for the purpose of retailing goods at he old stand of A. c. Smith, they respectfully in- vite their friends and acquaintances to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. They have just returned from New York with large assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock.
 cry, Hardware,
 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS, of the latest style and fashion, which they are disposed to sell as cheap as the cheapest. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods. A. c. SMITH.
 JESSE L. JUDD. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber wi! oblige him very much if they will call and settle the same either by note or otherwise immediately.
 A. c. SMITH, Ltchfield, May l7, lS43. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
LINES TO MISS H.

would my thoughts could now be traced in word To paper, minds bright image be transferred; In measure sketched the beauty of thine eye, Or felt again its wordless wtchery. Twas but an hour we first together spent. Yet mem'ry oft her aid hath kindly lent To multiply and brighter make in thought Than thousand days with countless blessings fraught Thy beautys witchng spell is OCT me thrown, In fancy heard thy voice in thrilling tone, As Natures music stealing from the grove An angel whisper, on the ear, of love. Though can see thy lovely face no more, Like pleasant dreams of home on distant shore To exiles, round the heart there fingers yet Remembrance of the hour when first we met.
 Plymouth, June l7. SAFES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
THoMsoN1AN BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
 T. E. DAVIS,
 Botanic Phvsician,

" GUILD respectfully inform the inhabi-
 w tants of this town and county, that he has commenced the Practice of Medicine upod the Ihomsonian Botanic System, in this village.
 Mr. DAVIS designs to give his undivided attention to those who may repose confi- dence in his skill, or mode of practice, for the healing or removing all diseases not in- curable by the introduction and application of proper Medicines.
 His Office, at present, is at the residence of the Rev. MT. Wells, in South Street, few rods south of the Mansion House, where he will be pleased to receive and attend to calls either in the village or vicinity, and where may be found general and complete as- sortment of Thomsonian Medicines put up for family use, with directions.
 He would also respectfully invite all unac- quainted with the Botanic Practice, to call at his Office and examine the System for themselves.
 Litchfeld, March 3, 1643. 6m4
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
LItcIbGeId Enquirer
 fUBLlSHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, # BY c. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
 wo dollars per year. payable before the expiration of eix months.
 k To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year. payable as above To companies less than six, el 75 per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be made in advance These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor. 9 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be-. fore the expiration of year. % 8FADvERr1s1NG. One square. .threeinsertions, $l, And the same proportion for one or more squares-,
 Half square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks 70 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for Advertisements continued or l2 months. Administrators and Executors Notices, $l co Commissioners Notices, l25 All communicati must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06

VERY GooD.-The New York True Sun gets off ot Pit.sburg. It is unpopular, and the Pitsburghers are endeavoring 10 cough it down.
 The smallest Homeopathetic dose erer knoWn.-On Thursday last we read that Sir Robert Peel took he sense of the House.-Punch.
 Nep Seminary.-The Methodsts of Bridgeport con- template the establishment of Seminary in that city for the education of young men of that denomination
 Smart for ar old nn-Mr. Wm. Emerson of Nal. den, Mass. now in his 94th year, has made with his own hands in the past year, S90 pairs of men shoes.
 Printers.-Twelve persons have held the office of Mayor of the city of Washington since the year lso2 Of this number five were practical printers.
 At crowed lecture, the other evening, young lady standing the door ofthe church, was addressed by an honest Hibernan who was in a,.endance-"In. dade, miss, should be glad to give you sate, but the empty pews are all fuH.'
 An old man, as he walks looks down and thinks of the past; a young man looks forward and thinks ot the future child looks every where, and thinks ot nothing .-LGcOn.
 "What thunderin cruel pavement this is," nut tered drunken man, |" to keep popin up, and hit ten fellow slap in the face!
 "You must take the responsibility" as the man said to his wife when their child cried.
 A woman in Rochester lately presented her hus- band with three children at birth; and what IS equally surprising on the day following. was at work as usual, about the house!
 "Why is je~sharp like woman?" Ans; Be- cause it is nothing without lhs 4oGgHs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
LOOKEVG-GL.aSSES.

ITNHE subscriber has just received a full
 II assortment of LOOKING-GLASSES, and intends keeping constantly on hand va- FiOus sizes. Also, Portrait and Picture Frames, Ladies' Toilet Boxes, Cents Dres- sing Cases, Curl Maple Chairs, and various qtHer articles. The public are respectfully inys.ed 10 call and examine. Ware Room 8 doors west of the County House:
 4l G. DEWEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06

street, at stated hours each day. Then the Commercial was worked by hand-presses at the rate of from two hundred to two hun- dred and fifty copies per hour; noO, by the aid of steam and MT. Napier, our regular speed of press-work is thirty five hundred per hour, and we can push it to four thou sand.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrange A ments to keep a constant supply of first rate article of Geese Feathers-selec. ted and packed with great care by ourselves Tn packages from 20 10 50lbs.; and will fur nIsh at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. ot quantity they will warrant to be as purchased of equal quality in the state.
 s. & l.. HURLBUT. Winchester, l943. ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
NEW CODES.
AT

DMH EE ED @9 One Door West of the Congregational Church. A BEAUTIFUL Assortment, adapted 10 "A the season and the times, which the public are invited to examine before pur. chasing elsewhere. May IT, 1S43.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock.
 ePV, Hardware,
ROBERT WILLIAMS.

W AA1A ANAOs "OULD inform his customers, and the w public in general, that he has received the latest fashions from New-York, and is prepared to do all kinds of work in the
 TAILORING Line of Business.
 Two doors South the Mansion House.
 Litchfield, June g, lS42. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-06
THE WINE GLASS.

 Who hath woe? Who hath sorrow2 Who hath contentious2 Who hath wounds without cause2 2 Who hath reduces of eyes? They that tarry long at the wine! They that go to seek mixed wine! Look not thou upon the wine when it IS red, whenit giveth its COLOR IN THE
 CUP,
 when It
 movelh itself
 alright.
 At
 the last
 it bitelh like a serpent. and stingeth like an adder.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14

Spraguc.
Indian Afairs-Messrs White, More
head, Sewer, Phelps and Benton.
Cia,ms-.n ssrs. Foster, Wright,
Woodbury., Phelps and Haywood.
Revolutionary Ciaims-.Nessrs. Jarne.
gan, Dayton, Uphan, Colquis. and Hen
derson.
Judiciary--Messrs. Berrien, Clayton,
Dayton, Walker and Hnger.
Pest Office and Posi- Roads-.H ssrs.
Merrick, Simmons, &c.
Roads and Canals--Messrs. Porter,
White, &c.
Pensions M ssrs. Bat $, Sewer. &c
District Of Coinmbia- MessIs. N Ter,
Boylrd. DC.
Patents M ssrs. Porter, Henderson,
&c.
Reirenchn,ent M ssrs. Morehea1, MI
Ter, &c.
Public Buildings -Messrs. Dayton,
Breese, &c.
Contingent Erpenses--Messrs. Tappan,
White, &c.
Enrolled Bins-.Messrs. Dayton, Bag.
by. &c.
Printing--Messrs. Simmons, Fairfield
&c.
The Presiden. of the Senate announced
that this was the day set apart by The rules
for the election Of officers to the Senate.
Mr.. Asbury Dickens was then unani
mously reelected Secretary Of the Senate.
Mr.. Dyer was reelected Sergenl-a..
Arms.
Mr. Beale was, after two trials, re-elec-
ted as assistant doorkeeper.
Rev. Mr.. Tustin presbyterian was e.
lected Chaplain.
The Senate adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14

House vas momsntous one. The ac-
ton of the House was important. He
regarded il as notification ia its most obi
Gus form.
Mr. Cobb Of Georgis, said there was
10 disposition among the members from
Georgia 10 RESIST this question. They
would give gen:lemtn fair opportunity
to meet IT. He was, however, against
incorporating the views Of the minority
upon the Journal.
The debate continued until half past
one, when the private Secretary OF the
President appeared with the Message
The bushes e the House was Informally
passed over, and the Mess &c was Rad
by the Clerk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE IN
TELLIGENCE.
Dec. A, 1643
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

nOUSE Ut
The officers Of the last session were re.
elected. Mr.. Wood, OF Frederick, nom.
mated Joel Holleman, l.. F., for the Of
flee If Speaker, who received 50 votes
many Wings voting for him. Mr.. South
all, W., though not nominated, received
81 votes. The vote was as follows:
For JOEL HoLLEMAN-M essrs. Allworth,
Brown of Albemare, Sou,hall, Layne,
Harvie, Powell, Bell, Fulton, Van Buren,,
Thompson, Edmston, Stanton, Meredith,
Blick, Bocock, Jones of Buckingham,
Shelton, Fox, Washington, Lacy, Mar
shall of Charlotte, Hancock, Broadus,
Thompson, Payne, Banks Of Floyd, Nus,
Tslaferro, Wood, Byrd of Frederick
PendIeton, Robins, Leake, Carroll, Creigh,
Jones OF GreensvIle. Stovall, Blue, Ward,
Armstrong, Bowden, Halves, Farley,
Jackson, Street, Banks, Morgan, North
ington, Hutchinson, Waae, Young, Tatem,
Rice, Davis, M'Pherson, Bird Of Pendle-
ton, Gay, Baldwin, Anderson, Daniel, of
p. George, Sturm, Eastman, Barnes,
White, .Martz, Cootas, Cowan, Kane,
Stckley, Denison, Tate, Bowers, Minor,
Hedgman, Warren. Wiker, Harrison,
Goodson, Ncal-S2.
For V. w. SoUTHALL- .Msssrs. Tomp.
kins, Campbell, Snodgrass, Pendeton.
Brown of Campbell, Hobson, Garnett,
Keith, Marshall ofFauquier. Tyree, w ms
ton, Miles, HAMMOND, MRae, Pace, Gall
aher, Turner, Lewis, Lumpkip, Wallace,
Mayo, Grubbs Tebbs, Parriott, Arm.
strong, OFerrall, Cabell, Oliver, Edging-
ton, Crltz, Boiling, Wtcher, Lanier,
Cooke, Daniel OF Richmond City, Moore
of Rockbridge, Rce-37.
For DAWSON WARREN-Mr. Stephen
son-i.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. 1S43.
SENATE

Mr.. King introduced his colleague, Mr..
Cagby, of Ala.
The President ofthe Senate announced
the following as the Standing Committees,
10 wit:
Foreign Relations .Mtssrs. Archer, Ber-
rlen, Buchanan, TalImadge and Choate.
France -.Nessrs. Evans, .HcDuffie, Hun
tngton, Woodbury. and Crtlenden.
Commerce-.Nessrs, Simmons, Archer,
Miller, Buchanan and .Norehead
observation-disclosures Upham, Bates,
Sturgeon, Ssmple and Atchlson.
Military a6ars-Messrs. CrIttenden,
Barrow, Benton, Dayton and Foster.
.Mihtta-.Hessrs. Barrow, Fulton, Sem
pie, Foster and Atchison.
Naval .d6airS-.Hessrs. Bayard, Chonte,
Huger, Haywood and Henderson.
Public Lands--Messrs. Woodbridge,
Talmadge, Walker, Huntington and Ar.
cher.
Pirate Lapd Clnms--Messrs. Hen
terson, Haywood, Tappan, Fulton and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6, IS43.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
The following resolution was received
from the Senate:
Resolced, That joint committee be
appointed to inquire whether any, and If
any, what reduction of the expenses OF
the Government can be made.
The House concurred in the resolution,
and the following gentlemen were appoint.
ed committee on the part of the House {:
Messrs. Daniel OF Prince George, Leake,
Stephenson, Broaddus, Fox, Halves, and
Taliaferro.
The Speaker proceeded to announce
the remaining Standing committees, as
follows:
On Penitenfiary-Messr VERIFY, Bell,
Lane, Stanton, Fox, Shelton, Tyree.
Public .4rmory-Messrs. Moore, Street,
Snodgrass, Smith, Jones, of G., Meredith,
Tebbs.
Executive Expenditures Messrs. Broad.
dus, Ailworth Payne, Thompson, of D.,
Halves, Gay, Baldwin.
10 examine Office of LIST Auditor of
Pubic Accounts Mcssrs. Armstrong Of
H., Wallace, Ward. Kane, Brawner,
Pendleton of b, Washington.
I'd .Auditor's Office. Gallaher.
Nicholson, Jackson, Wade, Hamilton,
Rice of w., Harrison.
Clerks Ofice--Messrs. Stephenson.
Hedgeman, Gusts, Mayo, Oliver, Sticky,
Martz.
Registers OGce--Messrs. White. Full
ton, Bllck, Tompkins, Marshall, OF c.,
Grigsby, O'Ferrall.
TO eramine Treasurer's .Accouais-
Messrs. Hancock, Minor, Raymond, Rice
OF NJ, Bird Of p, Pace and Eastman.
10 examine Bonds of Public Officers
Messrs. Lacy, Lewis, Denison, Kane,
i1obson, Banks of F., and Bales.
On Pubic Library-Messrs. Southall,
Hedgeman. Nicholson, Boiling, Marshall
OF r., Minor, Armstrong Of ". g. J.
Agriculture and Manufactures -Mess-s.
Whchet, Payne, Northington, Bowlby,
Oliver Carroll, Snodgrsss, Keith. Grubbs,
Tompkns, Washington, Marshall oil e.,
and Grigsby.
Enrolled Bills Messrs. Wood, Draw.
ner, Barnes, Tyree. Fairly, Brown of E.
e. w. and Miles.
Lunatic Asy1ttms Messrs. Powder,
Howell, Robbins, Fulton, Warren, Tate,
Mayo, Halves, Neal, Young, Bowers,
Wallace and Raymond.
Banks -Messrs. Leake, Harvie, Tay-
Tor, Daniel of r., Boiling, Ailworth,
Wood, Armstrong OF H., Edginton, Han.
cock, Galaher, Sticky, and Jones OF B.
Trade and Mechanic Aris-Messrs.
Garnet, Parriott, Gusts, Muse, Smith,
Baldwin, Turner, Tebbs, Eastman, Dey,
M'Pherson, Hutchinson, Thompson ofD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
Dec. 8, lS43.

The business Of the House of Represen-
tative. last evening after | closed my Re.
port was the appointment Of Jesse Dow
Of this city as door. keeper, and Resola-
ton. offered by Mr.. Adams, that there
should be two Chaplains of different de
nominations TO interchange weekly. No
action was taken upon the Resolution.
An effort was made before adjournment
without success 10 give Rules to the House,
but the protracted hour of the session
prompted an adjournment without effect
ing this essential part Of on organization.
The House with the Senate adjourned
to Monday next, when it is expected the
Standing Committee will be announced
in both Houses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
SATURDAY, Dec. o.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

On to-day the scheme to extend the
Jurisdiction of magistrates to fiftv dollars.
was again urged, in the shape of reso.
luton, to appoint committee to enquire
into the expediency Of it, and after some
discussion. indication of strong bias in
IFS favor, the resolution passed by a vote
OF 70 TO 81. There is but little doubt
that a bill extending the Jurisdiction will
pass the House. What NAV be its fate
in the Senate, can not now predict.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
1tehmono correspondence.
RICHMOND.

SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 1913
To The Editor Of the Gazette:
propose, during the winter, to supply the read
ers OF your paper, who may not derive their infor-
nation from other sources, with such Legislative
and Political intelligence may be enabled to
communicate.
The session of the Legislature opens with fair
prospect OF an early adjournment. The fears and
the interests of the majority will ensure rapid
disposition Of the business. The reprimand which
they received on their TO their constituents
last spring, il 1t has not improved their business
capacities, has frightened them, that they will
not commit themselves to the hazard of long ses-
sion again. A Resolution in the House. however,
to adjourn on the 3D. of February was laid on the
table by vote Of 50 to 5l-as being premature
The Wings will go hand in hand with their adver
sares in this work.
The Calhoun leaders here hare surresdered -
This has been, all along, the probable, though not
inevitable result Mr.. Calhouns strength is great
or than it appears TO be. 1t would have been man.
Tested, if his friends, among the politicians, had
been bold enough to combine and assert vigorously
his claims. They have not allied around him with
the self-sscificns devotion Of the three hundred Of
old around their Leader-aba ndoning the mseIves to
his fate. The CO. sequence is, that Locofocoism
unreslraned and unguided demonstrates It's af6ni-
ties, and the Magician becomes their man. Mar
tin Van Buren, is therefore the acknow led ged cand
date Of the Party Ii may bet is not likely
that there may be, to some extent. schism--in all
probability, in Virginia, AFFECT the unity of
the Party
The Wings have chucked at the dissensions in the
Democracy; but their firm reliance has been and
still is in their strength and power to conquer
mot in the discords amongst their opponents.
do not doubt they will exert that power. Nothing
but undoubting confidence Of success, learn, pre-
walls among them at Washington.
The man who has done more for his party than
any other in the State, is among at his old post
john HAMrDEs PLEAsasTs. Necessity forces
him, he says, from the calm of the country
which he loves to face again the storm of politics.
which he hates" His confidence in the Ultimate
triumph OF the cause which he has supported, hav-
ing never wavered at the darkest hour of despolic
misrule, he believes it nop needs no ghost to tell
that the spell is broken, and tina, the nightmare of
Jack sonism has fed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14

a letter from Washington TO the New
York Herald, This first official organ
when ne first began to show signs of
ireachery) very truly SAYS
president Tyler is never heard ofhere.
lie is shut up to all but few sycophants
who are eating their share Of his official
crumbs, and making him believe that at
the next Presidential election, no man will
have the shadow of chance agains.
him."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
TUESDAY, Dec. 5, lS43,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HUUoE OF DELEGATES.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees:
Privileges and Elections s. Messrs.
TalIaierro, Davis, McRae, Daniel, of P.
g., StovaIl, Edgugton, Stanton, Cooies,
and Miles.
Courts Of JuStice-Messrs. McComas,
Southall, Anderson, Bird. of f., Daniel
of r., Taylor, Lacy, Bocock, Stephenson,
Marshall of F., Morgan. Pend'e'on, OF
G. 81 NJ, Edmislon.
Schools and Colleges -Messrs. Ander-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14

Coon SUGoEsTIoN.-A golden Dollar.
"A newspaPersuggests golden dollar as
a great convenience. 1t would be trifle
larger than our half dime, and very con.
ven'ent Tor thousand purposes; to trans
mil oy mail IN payment Tor books or Pc
nodlca's. In South America and Mexi.
co, they coin sixteenths of doubIoons,
which IS something less. Let US have
the golden dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
RESOLUTIONS

BY Mr.. That the Com.
lmitlee Of Finance inquire into the expe.
diencv of issuing State Bonds for the pur-
pose of meeting the wants of the Treasu-
ry during the present fiscal year, which
may not be supplied Eom ordinary sour.
ces.
! By Mr.. STovALL- That The Commit.
tee of Finance inquire into the expe.
dlency Of taxing the vendors of patent,
specific or qusck medicines.
BY Mr.. CowaN-Tha, committee be
appointed TO bring in bill extending the
jurisdiction Of a sicgie magistrate to fifty
dollars. rejected, ayes 81, noes So.
BY Mr.. BLuE--Thst the COMMITTEES or
Courts inquire into the txpediency of so
Amending the law, relating to trustees n
trust deeds, as to provide that they shall
receive for their services the same com.
missions as are now allowed by law, 10
the Sherifis Of the Commonweal th on ex-
ecutlons.
By Mr.. EDGINToN--That the Commit.
tee Of Privileges and Elections inquire IN
TO The expedency Of so amending the ex-
sung laws as more effectually TO prevent
Sherltts end other officers, conducting
elections OF members Of Congress end Of
The Genera Assembly, from unduly in.
'erteling therein at the polls.
BY Mr.. BANKS, OF M.-Thot a Select
Committee be appointed TO revise the
Election Laws ofthis CONNIE ealth and
TO arrange the State into Districts for
choosing electors OF President and Vice
President of U. s.
BY Mr.. SrovALL--That the COMMITTEES
OF Finance, inquire into the expediency
OF fixing the salaries OF the Clerks Of the
several courts OF this Common wealth--
Rejected. Some discussion on this prop.
ositlon, between Mr.. StovaIl, and Mr..
Broaddus.
On motion Of Mr.. Carroll, he Hou 50
adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
FRIDAY, DEC. 9Th, l643.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


A communication was received from tho
Senate, stating that the resolution of the
House, to proceed to the election of a
Public Printer on Saturday the 9th, had
been agreed to with an amendment. TO
proceed at the same time to the election
Of Judge oil the General Court to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Judge Lewis Summers, of a Councillor If
State, and of Major General to supplv
.ne vacancy occasloned by the resigna.
ton OF Gen. Joel Le1wich.
Inc House, on motion of Mr.. Garnett.
disagreed to the Seaate's amendment.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Brawner, That Committee or
Courts inquire into the expediencv of ar.
ranging table Of the fees to be charoed
oy the Clerks OF this Commonwealth
by Mr.. Pendleton b., That the Com-
mi'tee OF Courts inquire into the expedien.
cy OF making provision by law to facilitate
me operations Of the Coast SURVEY bv the
General Government, within the l;no;,s or
Virginia. ~ '''' ''''''S "
BY Mr.. Armstrong, Tha, the Commit.
zee OF Courts inquire into the expediencv
OF amending the Road law so as to exemn,
an persons Of 80 years old and upwards
from labour'ng on the public roads in this
Commonwealth.
PETITION.
By Mr. Pendleton, of B., or Mary 8.
Clemmins. to be divorced from her bus-
band, Dan'l C. Clemmins.
~, A message from the Senate, by Mr..
Thompson, stating that they had receeded
from their amendment to the resolution
relating to the election of Public Printer.
and had agreed to the resolution of the
House.
On motion of Mr.. McComss,
The House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14

In Loudoun County, IVA. the ladies
have presented banner TO the Wing
Young Men, with this brief inscription
"ONE THOUSAND Majority You can
-you must"