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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

The papers are publishing extract from al ar.
Iicle SAID TO be from DR. Carpenter Of Engrn d. in the
Foreign Medical Review, npon diseases Of the
blood. in which It IS shown that The learned Dr.
has perPeIrated the most gross plagiarism from DR.
ChannIng'" Review ol the Works Of Milton. The
Eng lish people say, sometimes. that there is nothing
readable IN American Literature YET it is TO, long
since we published long article, stolen by the ed
i'or Of the Foreign Quarterly from the American
Quarterly Review
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

Oftwelve persons who have held the office Of
MIyOr Of Washington. since 1902, five have been
printers. The city has, dOubI. been remarkably
we'll governed.
Neither of the five Mayors laid out the city. we
venture TO say. far good printer woul be guilty
Of such shocking bad "spacing"- Il S Gaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

his large trees, and spreads refuse to
bacco sometimes on the surface Of his
nursery. lie is not troub ed with the
curculio - Boston Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
NEW YORK MARKET. saturday june 10.

COTTON-Durng The week ending last evening
Tho sales amounted 10 $3.50 bues, Of which 300
were Upland and Florida al 51a5c. 250O Mobile a,
51aolc, aud ESQ New Orleans at 5 las cents, with
sumo fine Of the lalier two descriptions al higher
rates
FLOUR AND GRAIN-There is a much better
demand for nll kinds Of Flour 10 day. and there Do
none Of Gencsoe or Michigan now ahoai unsold.-
The sales this morning amOun % ab1ui 5000 barrels
at s5.l2J for Gcnesee, aud s5a5 OG jl2I for Dat
and round hoop 0hio aud Michigan Georgetown
and Howard street, sj12l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

VAN buren, IN CONNEC nCUF-AccOrd
ing 10 the MadIsOnIan. The Democratic Caucus OF
members Of The legislature which met on the 22d
could not agree upon u candidate for the Presden.
cy. The friends OF Mr. Van Barren .LalIng in his
nomination. pressed the question Of - a Ma
Iional convention in Move mbeI.r was also
lost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

MARRlEO.-ln L1gauspor. Iud on Tho lot in.
'tnnt BY the Rev Mr Post. Col GoRDDN yt,t-s
10 Miss WELlIlEt 4 BILLS recently Of rb,. r,iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
sALE on BANK PRoPERTY.-rho Gnler

Gazette. the 30th ult, snys
The salo Of the property Of the Safe Bank in
'hi' ana The surrounding counties took place in
THIS city on Friday last. We unde rsiand the sales
amounted 10 about one hundred and thirty ihousa nd
dollars Although in hit few instances The bank
realized cost for its properly, in general il went at
Us foil vllue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

NEW EMPRESS LINE.-We are happy tu
learn that private express line for the transmits
-ion oi moderate sizcd parkages is 10 he immediate
~ established between BaIimnre and 81 Louis
with agencies OF Cumberland. Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing. Cincinnati and Lnuis> lille.
Al BaiIimnre, n will CONNECT with Ilarden's IA
NOES line Ia BsIon which. through the facilities
afforded by the BuIiSh Steamers. forwards parcels
TO the Agent Of ;he lane an Liverpool where the en-.
Ierprize branches of 10 nearly all the ca, Iias OF
Europe and to India. by the English overland ina il
by this means. q rapid. safe communication ill be
Afforded At moderate expense. for transmitting
niianCCs IT marcy aud parcels of valuable effects
to any Of the eastern lilies. aud in fact To almost an,
part Of the civilized world.
la cases where large remiIances Of money ar,
made. rnsiy messenger " III always accompany II
Between Baltimore and the other eastern cities.
special car rs used. Uuul the business of the wesi
iusIGes il. large safe trunks and boxes will b. a
dOpted on the route between BIlumpre ahi 81 Lou
/ Is. They will be sent rom Baltimore q Cumber
land by rail Dad thence hy expeditions wagons
owned 10y the company. they will he pushed ihruugl
| To- Wheeling, where steamboat will be taken.
is thought they will thus be enabled to deliver par
GELS IN Cincinnati in 90 hours. at farlhesi. from Bal
| more In fact. the agent yesterday brought u
eastern papers, day advance Of The mail al
though II was his first attempt. lie also delIvere,
large number Of parcels on the way-at on e plac,
$40 900 in gold sent from Philadelphia.
! The line between Baltinure aud st Louis vii
be owned and run 10y l. Z Franeiscus e. Co. On,
Of the firm passed through our city yesterday on hi
way To 81 Louis, To complete the necessary arrange
ments, and IN about IwJ weeks 1t is thought the
will commence operations. aud open heir office IL
this city. The enterprise cannH fail 10 receive h
hearty cooperation Of community. it, impot
Pnriance in political. commercial and social pon
OF view, ~ too obyions TO require comment.-Cu
| Ga-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
CHRAP HARDWARE.

nTT q GREER, No 80 Main street, have
~ Just received a fresh supply Of Hdrdioars,
consisting Of Grass and Grain Scytbss. Sycles,
Seythe Rifles and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Tenor Saws, Knives aud
Forks, Pocket Knives, Iron Wire, Rim Locks
Door Latches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till.
Chest. Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, all
kinds Of Files and Rasps, Trace Chains and eV-
cry other article IN the Hardware line. All Of
VIII ich they will sci. at prices that must please.
lie Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

MASSACHUSErTS-T following rcsalu tons
were adopted by the Wing Convention of Massa-
chuseIfs:
Resolued. That while we cherish the snme dear
md ardent longing for a WISE patriotic and truly
Wing administration uf the National Government
which we have uniformly eNpressed-whilst we still
hold To the protection OF American indusIry-ru The
regulation Of the currency by National legislation
10 the distribution Of the proceeds Of the sales of the
public lnndS upon equitable principles amongst The
several States and TO a rigid economy The admin.
i'trntiOn Of every department Of the Government
and whilst we sOlemnly demand that in no respect
shall Nor'hetn rights I've sacriliced-yet. n the re-
dempiIun Of our State from its present depl IRA.
BILE condition sufficient Ia absorb all energies
and is worthy ofnnd demands our undivided eff,rts
and rs the Wings in Congress have recommends ed
National Convention TO be holden at Baltimore in
Nav, 1914, for the cunsideral ION of National sub
Jecis. which recommendation has been sanctioned
10y The Wings of our Legislature: Therefore
ReSotUed, That The Wings of Massachusetts do
hereby approve the plan Of such a COnveuIion-Ihat
they will be ready then aud there TO meet Their
brethren from the other States. in free and frank
consultation for the general go 'd-and that they
wall abide The result.
HON JOHN NJ NILES.-we have already
noticed The rumor that Mr. Niles thought Of resign
ing his seat in the u S Sennie The Hartford
'eHP'''NV" VI nc I've" IldNeH OouTleI says:
"A1T Niles has for some three mDEihs past been
very much ouI of health, having been gradually Sin
king under q IN st distressing attack Of hypochon.
drA, until his general health is very much impaired
nnd his friends seriously alarmed loI his recov
cry. So severe is his present illness that his friends
are more OF less app ehensve that he will sink into
Stale Of diO2y, and l understand that for some
lime pas; he has not been allowed 10 remain alone
any length Of lime, for fear of his committing sui
eide. lie Is now. aud has heen fDr time. al
The house OF his brother ia P.'quOnnUck. and has
some one constantly in Attendance upnn HIM There
various rumors ahoaI here about MIR NIles's
attempting To hang himself a few days SINCE. but
have moi been able the story 10 any rcspon.
siDlo source, and doub its truth. A. any raIe he i,
in a very bad uDay, and ms condition is a source OF
great affection To his friends d"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

MEblCAL.-lt snow generally updsrs,,J h,
the doctors that he fal thsi IL most LIKE v A., ,,S
persons BRAIN ~ ~ fell 30 lgrs-oC Bg,a, ~
L0aisUW Journal t-"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
COACH TRIMnIINns

A SPLENDID assortment Of Cogeb Lo,,s gro,,
and Siirer Hub Hands, Dash Framss.
Lamps, Handies, stump Points, Mulloable Iron,
lfou AXES Elipuc SDuugs Patent Dash Lea
'her, &C &C: 10 be found az hard times prices a.
Je 10 OFT q GkEEKS, No 50 Nam ST.
- ADDLEht ,, HARDWAtt The subscribers
- nave received sylen itd assortment of Bras
2LNtT plated and zinc Stlrrup Irons and Bride
bus OIL every description. Also, ey'ry size and
Nuo on bTilc buckles, RJl. .r buckles, Japan.
nen, silver and Brass Harness mounting Red
ahN Black Morocco Skins, Facing do, WOrsted
Fringe, three cord Silk orange Thread. Plush,
Seating skins, Cotton and Wofstod Wob. strain.
l0s do, &c, &c which shall Dc sold 90 very re-.
duccd prices ter cash. soldiers will please glya
Us call or A. GREER.
ie 10 No 100 Nam 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

THE WESTERN SCHOOL JOURNAL mr.
LOUISVlILE.-This publication, which has been
Suspended for few months, is revived and placed
on more firm basis. The number for June is is,u.
ed. II Is published under the auspices Of the Col.
lege Of Professional Teachers is devoted exclusive
y TO the subject Of education IN oil s department..
nnj is furnished at the low price Of fGS cent? q
year II Is the only paper The kind in the Wesr
and no parent or teacher should be without IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

FATAL ACClDENF.-Ws regret 10 learn that
a locomotive attached 10 a freight rain from Cum.
berland, ran od the TRACK yesterday morning yybsa
near The point Of Rocks. The fireman. a WORTHY
young man named Jesse Alef. was thrown Of AMI
20 much bruised o. 70 cause hs death very s.,p ar
Ter. The engineer was but slightly lnJufsd.-Bgi
AEt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

THE LADIES' MUSICAL LIBRARY.
EMBRACING the most popular and Fashisna-
IL able music Of the day.
THIS works intended 10 present TO the public Al on
extremely low rate. all The newest music, immedl-
aely after It's appearance in Europe. together with
The ostpOpular American COMPOSITIONS Subscup.
tons received, and single numbers Cor sale by
J s MELLOR,
70 lb Union a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

II ME LOST SHIP, or the Atlantic Steamer, by
Il the author sf"CaVendish. the Flying Dutch
man. &c, SC, received and fOT sale by
J s MELLOR.
10 10 Union St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

FROM XAS-The New Orleans papers OF
The 9Th inst. contain later intelligence from Texas
Ii was rumored that Houston had revoked the auth.
oriry granted Col. NJ Organ. the Navy Commissioner
now at Campeachy.
la reference 10 the failure Of Texas To negotiate
commercial treaty with the United Sales the Hous.
Ua Telegraph says
ave have noticed with regret that The general
/ tone OF The Executive journals and the letters OF
| our Charge d'AHIirs at Washington indicate thai
The Executive and his Cabinet are compIeely dis
cCurnged, aud have given up all hupe OF eff CT ing
an advantageous treaty with the government Of The
United States. We're II not that the Inntter Is Of
too serious character, should reully be excited
10 merrIE eni, by their whining and doleiul compa-
nis about tho RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the press 10 which
they ioolishy attribute the failure Of the treaty cor.
Guided by MI. Webster and MAJOR Rely and which
was rejected by tho Senate Of the United Stats II
our politicians would examine the history Of the Uni
| ted States they would find that the causs~I1D6e
defeat OF The treaty. originated not ~ writ.
Ings or acts Of the edIiors .lpof 'Terns nm,
| from The injurious iendeaGESlrhe reniy itself In
forming The treaty our government sought TO obtain
adv anIages and privileges which the government Of
me Uhiitd States had never accorded TO any other
naIion One mlss'er also sought to obtain puyile
ges Tor The citizens Of Texas that the Senators Of
The UNIFIED States had repeatedly refused 10 grant
| To their own citizens :"
The BrnzDs Farmer denies that President Houston
holds or has held, any correspe ndence " ih Santa
| Ana since The latter was his prisoner in Texas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
NIRGINIA-oh.O County Court. June term.
COUNTY LEW

Last Of Allowances, for The gear 1873
To John M'Cupch, Clerk of Oho CO.. $4,000
To Zacharinh Jacob. Any for the Comrh. 1850
To Archibald Woods. Sheriff of Ohio Co. 1890
10 James Warden; jnilOr. 5000
To Samuel Neel, amt ul certiicde issued
in favor OLE c letters, and transferred To
said Neel, Tor 500 and interest, 1852
To Robert HlmilInn, 1900
To ID Richards IL Co. 1877
To Sweeney & Matthews, (steve in clerks
Office, Cir Sup Court, and ether items, 1907
To William Dallio and John J Jacob, 10000
To Elijah Day, coroner, BIS
] 10 WIN Brady, carrying chain on road. LOO
To John BIggs do do loo
10 John WHldlc, do do loo
To Samuel waddle, do do LOO
To Samuel Browning, surveying Road. &c. 800
To DaviI ColemIn, carrying chain road, 100
To J Inn Brady, (ROad Csm'r) l4.0O
To John M'Colloch. Stationary Bill. l693
To James l. Wharton, HOO
To Thomas Thornburgh. (Road Com'r.) 600
To Lawson l. Hammond, coal furnished OF
IaI. 1890
To Thos G Culbersoh, use Geo II Carter. LIS
To Robert II Wilson, Survey Road. &c. 3,75
To w MiIohell. d S. balance settlement, 1914
TO John Gilmore. Surveying Road. $3.50
To Cephus DAVIS. $50
To Frnzier, a. a. X, 500
To HonbroOk g. Dillon. 1883
To Joseph Marshall, $50
To Jnsorh Wood. for painting railing, 400
To William Ewing, 9I5O
To Pulaski ScaIerday, 20oO
To William Limerick, 1000
To Samuel Lowlhcr, order given Ivy
Brooks, 1850
To + & w Miller, for Castings, Sc, 1880
To Hiram Murun, interest on bond, 1886
To Abraham Cox, 375
To Culberison g. Grees, 200
Rirchierown.j 10000
To the North Western Bank Of Virginia, for
the payment Of interest Oh debt due the
said Bank money borrowed, 246880
| To the Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Wheeling for the payment cfinieresI on
debt due the said Bank, for money bor-
rOwed, 107.4Q
| To the Commissioner OF public buildings
for The payment Of claims held by snndry
persons against the county. for work
dsne about The public buildings, levied
last year for the purpose. but upon ac-
count Of delinquencies was not paid by
the Sheriff. 10000
Supposed delinquencies. 500
Supposed Sherhs Comm, 500 10000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
6239.9s
Amount OF Levy

And il appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court.
that there nre TWO Thousand six hundred and eight
timetables la the comfy Of Ohio. in the yenr l643.
It Is ordered that there be levied upon and collect
ted from each one thereof the sum Of one dollar as
a county levy for the said year.
Aud it is furlhef ordered. That for The purpose of
pay ing money borrowed for the erection Of public
buildings, and the purchase ofHe ground which
they srund assessment be, and the same is hero
by made Of fifty per cenium on the real estate.
and other taxable property within this county for
the said year according TO the valuation thereof
appearing upon the books Of the Commissioners Of
the rovenue. And that The Sheriff Of this county
proceed To The collection Of snld county levy, and
The fifty per cent Aforesaid and apply the same to
the payment Of the foregoing list si allowances ac-
cOrding To Law. Tssls,
JNO MCULLOCH.
JelS Clerk Co Court.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

LOUISVILLE POST OFFICE We ar. in.
formed that u 81 reported and believed. tina, ] Il
Marshall, Es1. editor Of the Daily Kenlucklan. bns
been appointed Postmaster Of Louisville
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

The New York Journal Of Commerce rcjoicss
90 The hope. ihal the ocOOcO party will he able and
wi'hns'in The next ConEress 60 refuse 60 muIify
me present mishappen tarlH. while they will efoC
tually put 20 TO death
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
Tn III BAIRD. E.q

| CAUGHT A TARrAR.-Ole of the swind.
/ ling flash auction eStabl shmenls with which Chit
ham street sbounds. m their angling plumber on
Thursday, caught somewhat mure than they intend.
ed. clergyman from Illinois, passing the shop
aud hearing the bids, was induced To 90 IN. lie
saw card Of jewcry for sale apparently very
cheap, and said he would like part of the things on
| Il but did not want the whole. Two gentlemen at
! once stepped up and politely saying they would di.
vide them with him, the card was knocked down
TO the u rec They were ai once invited back to
setilci ana the dour was shut The clergyman oh.
served "i'h some surprise. that light ten men
who seemed To have business. accompauied
them. lie took from his purse money enoueb n,
he know. 10 pay his share and laid it down But n
great quantity Of articles he had never seen beE
were at once produced among those he had b,I
cf. andpresenled with hill against him. amount.
ing TO $40.
lie saw at once their game-and brushed MI
the articles away except those he had bought some
Of which. insludIng watch, he thrust INTO nj,
pocket, aud took box enclosing the others under
hs arm. lie invited the other two men 10 go into
the front rom aul divide the articles; but In.
whole company nj once thrauged between HIM and
the door, hurst their fists under his nnse and IN
I reaienIng tones demanded their $40. Beng
man of a powerful frame. with one sweep Of each
hand he scattered them hher and lhilhcr, and
walked out with genuine Wrsern stride, shaking
them III with perfect They followed and
had parley in the front room. They offered him
back his money and demanded The gnrIs he had
bought Ia return. PpckrlIng hc cash. hc gave up
the box, and cunlly saying lint the vaIrh wo4Id
nearly pay i"r his c"dli which they had badly torn
started Tor the duor
They again opposed him-but he threw them
across The rom with perfect noachqLance all I
marched into the street. They followed and con.
iinued To annoy him rs FAR rs Chatham when he
seIzed one by the collar and commenced dragging
MIN To the Police office. lie went reluctantly, and
the rest as may he supposed. scattered in every d..
reciInn; and releasing his within who made tracks
literally with fearful rnpidrJ. he went about his
business. remaining master OF the watch, as well
rs OF The srrIslacIun Of having Iriumphed over a
gang of ScOundrels. The villains, we take A. will
look out for llnoInns hereaier-especi lily for
those whose personal appearance resemble that (
Harry Clay s. strong dues that OF our clerical
friend. " y Amer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

Sandwich Isi1nd'.-The people Of Boston ars "a.
king order ou the stale Of affairs o. the Sandwich
ISLAM U.s. They will petition the United Stale, go.
vernneHi 10 remonsifaie against the permanent oc.
cupntion Of these ISLANDS By the British
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

tOUk fEhSONS hiLLED BY LIGHTNING
On Friday afternoon, as a shower wos passing
over a small dwelling, situated about three mile,
below Peekskill. the lightning struck large OAK
Tree Thar stood 10y Iissde. passing down iis brnche,
and gliding 81 through the side Of the house. Nil.
lidg On Iis course Ihroc woman anI an infant child
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17

Y Is impossible that any choice could have beer
letter adapted or more determined 10 check lh'
ury Of party spirit which was raging at The
ime, though al the almost certain risk OF Iurn
ng It's fury upon himself
The worst reproach that has since been cas-
lpon this exalted indvdual-the sum OF all ih'
buse which has been hesped upon him
| amounts 10 the charge that he belongs 10 neither
party-lhat he will DOT lend himself 10 the ex'
ravagances or excuses Of either parIy--lha' be
las selected his Cabinet without reference 10
heir party rank or standing. Bul this Is pre-
cisely what the country, worn out win parry
contentious, and with their best interests made
he sport of party passions, demands. Ana
hence The refusal of both parties 10 unite with
IN Executive so well qualified TO recommend
himself 10 The mass Of the People Hence Their
determination that he shall not be heard-thal
his suggestions for the good of Tire nation shall
not receive even the respect OF dscusslon--thal
his appeals to them shall be drowned in party
camor.
There is one consideration, however, which
does not seem vet 10 occur, In all its impor-
lance, 10 these inforialed party leaders. Is /,
the duty of The Chief Magistrate of the nation
TO look on ,amely and see The most important
interests Of the People, as well as The national
honor and credit, made the sacrifice, in con
test carried on avowedly with mere party viewsl
Is be bound TO witness passively the realization
Of the worst iorebodngs of the friend, Of free
government, without making an effort TO arres,
III Is nothing due to himself aud his station
as The Chief Magistrate and representative o.
the People If there is 10 e fair fight, a
pitched battle, at the expense Ct The nation, is
he not bound % summon 10 his assistance, in
the name Of the People, those who are not at
tached TO either Of the belgerent parties p
Has he no right to consider himself the head OF
The Peoples party, and do the best he can TO
take care OF their interests, until they shall have
been able to choose another head Has he no
right TO make use of that patronage, for the sake
OF the People and for the efficiency Of his Ad-
which both parties are struggling
to obtain, avowedIy for the sake of party}
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17

ALLrsoS's HIsToRY OF EURorE.-Tbe third num-
her Of this work has been issued by the Harpe,s Of
New York. We commend this publication 10 the
patronage Of readers most earnestly and sincere
ly II is the most interesting and important history
Of modern times and the cheapest
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17
MORE TYLER PRESSES.

The Tyler presse. are springing up fast in almost
every part Of the couuty-Pitsburg Post.
The Post gives list Of three started within
a few weeks back. This is checring-but the
most gratifying fact" is, that tn, y will 90 for
their COUNTRY first, and party afterwards.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17

Kentucky Legislature elected the Hon John Crit
'enden, Senator in Congress for six years, from the
fourth Of March next He received es woes, and
Col. n. ~ Johnson "a