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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
ses, THURSDAY MORNING., JANUARY 3, 1913.

love OF woman. II is tho alpha and omega oi all desires
Reason and justice are mpoieni when opposed 10 the
magic power OF gold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

VIE subscriber, being agent for the sale Of these
4 celebrated Plonghs made by Rugeles. Nourss *
Mason, of Worcester, Massachusetts, offers the follow
ing descriptions, al factory prices-
One herso hill side Poughs at 81 10
Two do do do do at 1880
Extra two horse hin side do at II so
One horse common Plough at 4,50
Two do do do at $40
Three do do do at II 90
Plougs, Of common castings at much less prces-Cul
tlvaturs and Corn shelters
Points ~ suit the various Ploughs always Oh hand
JAMES 4. SIIGI.ER.
Nov. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MAI. STEAMERS.

Mr.. J. p. KENNEDY of Maryland. said that yes
terday there select committee ordered 40 I've APP
pointed inquire into the expedency Of assisting private
individuals companies to construct mail steamers "
carry the mail across the Atlantic. Seize wish
ed 10 add further instructions viz: 10 enplay the
armed cutters inspect the several lghhous-
the coast. and for prpm,,ins the Interests Of the
system generally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
" hsIlINGTON, Uco. %.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
MORNING BUSINESS.


Mr. KALAMAZOO presented three memorials from
New York City, aud one from Rochester, seucd with
on! distinction Of party. demonstrating agans the repeal
Of the Bankrupt Law
Mr. BUCHANAN presented d memorial asking for
the repeal ol the Bankrupt Law.
Mr. PORTER and Mr.. BERRIEN presented ro-
moosranecs against the repeal olhc Bankup, Law from
the civ Of Ntw York.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE also presented u rciuoustrancc
to the repeal from New York
Mr. WHITE presented Il remembrance from New
York. All the memorials referred as usi, TO the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. PHELPS Of VI. presented memorial from Wis
consIn, asking for the of harbor Milwsake.
Also memorial stating that the territorial legislature
cannot be converted without appropriation for that
purpose The nemorialsis pray that tie money snnu-
ally appropriated for legislative purposes may be nppo-
prlaicd for the Milwaukee labor Referred TO the Com
mtiee on Commerce.
BILLS, sc.
The bi urdottd 10 third reading yesterday were
finally PASSED To dap.
The regular orders then taken up, and the first
bill considered was reported from the Committee
On Pensions. and proposing compensation for Pension
Agents The bill having been read through, Mr.. Ben.
ton at once commenced opposition to the bill lie
thought ii unnecessary that tho bill should be russed -
lie thought agenls could be employed who would be glad
to dlsbursc tho money for nothing lie was opposed Il
the voting Of any money from the Treasury
Mr.. BATES of Mass. who reported the Bill replied
lie stated that the objects of the Bill very simple
| They declared;
That agent should receive more than two per cert
It at agent should receive more than one ihousanl
dollars.
That no agent shall be employed without the sanction
Of tie Secretary Of War. Where there were few pen
soners and the disbursements sma the plan was TO al
low them something than two per cent but in tina
CASE the pay should not exceed 500 per annum
Mr.. BENTON still opposed the Bill lie was re
piled to by Mr.. KING, MIR. SEWER and MIR
! PHELPS, when the Bill. was ordered TO an cngross
ment.
The Bill to continue the Office of Commissioner OF Pen
! sOrs was before the Senate. A motion To increase thu
salary of the Commissioner Of Pensions from s., 500
5000 rejected, and the Bill then passed ta u
order for engrossment.
Bill for the relief Of the Steamboat Company G
Nantucket then engrosscd. and the Senate ADJOURN
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Dec. 5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
D I y D.

Al his residence in Cooper County, Mo, on tie
evening Of Tuesday. the % Of August, 1913,
Mr.. JAMEs H. RGsssLL, aged ebout "a years, for
me IL of Berkeley County, Virginia.
In noticing the death Of this amiablc and most
worthy young man, far be il from The writer 10
mufmur at h DEGREES Of IN il rutsbls Prov denc /,
or 10 indulge in the stale adulafion OF obituary
praise Ii would neither soothe the sorrows Of a
fathers household, or disrel the gloom OF a wife
bereavement. Than toe deeeased, we have never
known an individual to have been more universally
esteemed BY his arqnsioiances, or more beloved
and admired by his friends and relatives. lie has
fallen in the bloom OF youth surrounded BY the
most interesting private Iela,ions--hut not without
hope Of his C,ealor's mercy une iewardhereai-
ter Boonriite Observer.
At Boston on the 4th. instant. SAMUEL IHomr-
SON, founder Of the Thompsoniaa system Of medl-
cine, in the rs h year Of lis age.
In Charlestown, Va. on The i6sh inst, IHonAs
LiKGss infan, sonof Thomas \. Mooss, Esq.,ased
3 months
Ga tie l9thinsani at the residsnce Of lis broth
err in this county, Capt JoHsJ q. LEaos, aged
about 40 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

'l'be ioilowRs TILE ID Ppifis very COM
mon Is lie Nee lafk papsss, Il i GER
tasnly 4 malaartelv nipple q the Suits
a0d pfosiHeNaas ira Is, 70 tlad such
menus Earna,ofety 81 aFdlnafy adoption
'fus Glgsgp CASE --lu this great
csss ths iirst legal talent e The country is
engaged. Webster, Gay, end Adams
ME- anona thr Distinguished counsel, and
heiF joinl lees can scarcely amount g less
tAau $40 GOO. som curious dsseope-
taenSs III ii latjon 70 the hatils and pursuits
81 taa laio Stephen 3sars vi | be elected
S. gAe csoss xamsnat ons, and The Whole
world will LEI 70 reaa Tie evidence.
III short az all shs easss FecenNy belsfc
tie public, We krow q nens ~ such gen
eral importance and dep interest e the
peapia at large. except the case which
contains Clapmnuls unrsalled Magic IA
zor S,rops. Ssll Wholesale AMI retuii al
l02 William s,rt ei.PhiL Aafrh Amera'
.s,a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
NE w GOODS
AND GREAT BARGAINS.

FHyHE subscriber as just Opened full and
IL splendid assortment Of Goods. and row Of
fers them TO the public al large atlow ptlees--
Come end see They consist IN part OF the follow
ing :-Clplhes Of The following rolors very cheap
Blne, drab, black. green, brown and olive, NIX
ed and snt,a, warranted; pure Saxony Cassimeres
all colars, PLATA, isued and striped; sestlngs,
Marseilles volentia, prince Albert, iancy satin,
plain and hgured; great variety OF Doeshins We
ry fine; Cassines, blue, black, grey drab and dark
mixed, Dufh9ld's and English Beavers very hand
some plain and diamondi fia1nels assorted quail
tiles ard colors, red and green, yeiow, rose and
wkiie Blankets, rose aud whitney "a, I'D, I'd,
and i0-4 horse do; sis aud worste' liaids, very
neai Boubazines, Beinbazsis, Mernoes Of every
color A3pnca Lustres, black aud slate, plain and
striped, Do chanseaeis, very handsome fiaids,
Iartap, Scotch and CAfoilnei Denmark Latch do
Lasting. Mefnoi Caseoes great variety assoft-
ed blaze prints af6sl !, 9Dipieees MOURNING French
aud EHsAshi 100 pieces ancy red and Dlack assoc
ted. with great variety Of apey pfints' Mouselin
dc l.anes, fancy IA ieyfs very neaii Sagsans new
style vefy neat fer desses cut aud iisrfed Velvet,
very Handsome for dresses; Ausns, assorted plain
ard figured, baok aud swiss null and laeonet
Camhrlc d0i very taei Nautnekei ioundalion black
ialaoes black inede, Gro do Naples, black Italian
florence, bonnet silks and sales assoried corors
mode do very neat Stawls, cashmere, meuse do
lame, richly Embroidered, ale'ino very hue, red
and black and blue assorted keyble shawls, blun
ket do. very cheap, sJs sla@ls very neal and rich,
silks and satins. blue ard blue black ltiestfing IL
cured and lain, fancy satin Of every gsade rib
hons very neat rich velvet and atesiring Bonnets.
can ribbons, Grape DO very neat; Handkerchief,
lleie.t bemstitched linen combfic yery fne. eing-
ham All cotton, ! great assortment; sentlemtn's
Gne silk Handkerchief, ladies' dress do, cfayats
very neal. and fancy searfs embroidered irish lin
en- yery fine. assorted Preach do, buIlaps very
ch.ap Russia sheetiag, towlng draper Of every
dissertation crash table do very neat combfics and
Ion lawns; lickines a very superior article at eve-
- mice ,on, % 5 % o. eent.; brown and bleach.
ed Muslias very cLeap. from "a 10 6 A; Domestic
Gnghams very stout; Lnssys, falied, plaid ard
strifed; black and white cotton hose very cheap,
Merino and Cashmere DO. r'posd ana P'sin;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
THE GAZETTE.
mAapaNgDym8s vAse
Thursday, October go, 1913.



Tl,.re are full returns received fr1nl THE ciscs
don. IL those states il which ~ gave partial
rouot last meek. 10 Ohle his Nstigs have elected
spz,e members 81 Csnges., the i,oegs " "a fhc
state .esato the parties slapd II y jgs 2 ioeOs
Il he Assembly 30 Wh,gs 10 30 Lpeos. Ihese le.
suits must be regarded by a impartial judges. y
showing concisiyely tlat Oao i iifui sid deei iea
ins.er opposition 10 Lscofoeoism, tof % assrc u
the usion la, been tho theatre Of spei gengmaa-
dering of election dist.els II % BE- befoe .
mind oe that The dI.iribatioo u The represents
tac rower of Die state u sic Lepislature = SHOCK
iagly Unjust. he balance u Powsf isglng been gis
ca TO the Locofoeo coueties, u dehanee = rsF's
just ,ule that ought gogefp ise =
tepseseniatiop Thl- fncfhaslssn f.ptasrdly n's''-
i.stad BIT j, 10 time more faIpsAIy than IN lssn
when he I.oc6foeo. carried tie Assembly 20, VIM
standing The Wings carried she 4taie, on The rep
aiar vote BY najofyn q psaty twenty I'VE ti'ou-
ssu4 yotes. We have seen % estimate u she pop,
usr yate IL ID, state al tire recent election. but
Urging from the manner 10 which the wings have
walkeJ Into the congressional gerrynandcrs, and
hsr, ,tei, scouting The Lrsi.iatsrein tie teeth Of
inf1fBtaUs uistFfDhtiVH W pVN~'' - -" iNff1fS
III, % conclude that Mr. tlAy viii carry Ohio by
majority as large IS che gave The gelapt hARE1-
son in 1910
In pennsylsania the triumph Of the Whigss no
less signal. IN the very teeth Of another agowed
eerrymanier the Wings have elecsed 10 out OF -
members Of congress, and we'll nigh oy rcame the
locoioeo ascendency in the state Legislature. onf
a ~
aurcst reliance however, in Pennss iyania IS In the
known TACT that her inteesis identical with the
measures "a the Wbig party, Mr.. CALnous stands
IA spen and nndisguised hostility 70 those mea-
sues, and he therefore never command het
Vote Ma. VAN DuRES, though still trying 10 hide
nader his non, committal policy. must show his
hand at last, and the Keystone State will thea Know
him for the worst enemy Of her prosperity.
Maryand and Tennessee have both proven them
selves true 10 the Wing faith; and Georgia has
sounded the kneil Of Iocofocoism in the south.
Surely then Tho Wing prospects, could not well
be brighter Every Thing tends cheer and encour-
age while dscord is stalking through the Locoioco
ranks. preyea,ing evenrie malgamai'o o. the ir'g-
snea, Of popular power that will remaii',o them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
mAuRr1p.

On the 5sh inst by the Rev. w. M. Atkins on
the Rev LEwIs 4. WlLsoS, Of Berkeley coun y
10 Miss MARY CHaMBERlis 81 Frederick, for
metly Of This comfy.
Ia Shrpherdstown, on the 18th inst, by The
Rev. !. A. Seise, Mr.. JosEpH ScHorrgRr, OF this
Town, to Miss ELLEN Wiss, the former place
On Tie t2th instant, in Louisville. Ky, by the
Rev. Nj. Breckenridge, JAMS BRowS CLAY, (son
Of the Hon. Henry Ciay,) to Miss SUSAN MARIA,
daughter Of John J. jacob, Esq.
On the 18Th inst, by the Rev, J. Potter, MIR.
Dawn H. Hour. 10 Miss MARoAaEr ANN MiLlrR
all Of Shepherdstown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
THE ELECTION IN NEW JERSEY.

1t appears that the result Of the late
election in Ncw Jersey is regarded as
TYLER triumph. A correspondent OF the
Now York Aurora, Tyler paper, says that
tho JERSEY Blnes came into the field this
time under the command OF the two cap
tains, John Tyler and Robert +. Stockton
-auf il adds-"never has he democracy
been more triumph ant" The letter goes
on:
"fu this State, as you well know, the
democratic party has been counselled to
moderation and to Cancellation. Captain
Stockton's vindicat!on of Mr.. Tyler was
extensively circulated and powerfully felt
/ throughout the State. Under ms advice,
The democrats have been led TO examine
tie principles of Mr.. Tyler and the mea.
sufes If his administration, and TIE result
of th ir consideration is, that they take
pride in defending that administration.
and in defending the character of the
I President fsom the aspersicn OF the Clay
whigs and the Globe democrats.
1t is not known perhaps 10 our readers
., nerolIy that the successes Of the Wings
in Maryland, Ge rgla, Pennsylvania and
OHIO, not 10 mention Tennessee and North
Carolina, are ascribed by The Tyler press
es chiefly to til indiscreet course Of the
Globe and other Van Barren papers tow
ards Mr.. Tyler. Their denunciatons Of
that gentleman ara regarded with 50 much
indignation by the "dcmoctaey," so the
version runs, that di3ailocton and sgust
are produced 10 such aa exten, as to yield
victory INTO The hands of the Wings. But
here is the conclus,o on Of the letter in the
Aurora, showing what are to be the fruits
of the New jersey Triumph:
Ia truth, we have esolved TO give Mt.
Tyler the vote OF New Jersey in the Bal.
timore Convention, and that resolution
will be carried into effect. The demo-
Gratis Of New Jersey viii cast their vote
for John Tyler, and on This you may rely.
We have democratic majoIilies in both
branches Of the Legislature, and next
month we will show you Tyler COVER
nor, Tyler council, Tyler assembly,
and finally, Tyler delegates 10 the Ralt-
more Convention. Huzza for the two
captains"
There is district in Virginia which
has Tyler Representative 10 Congress,
This fact is something Of political cuii
4 oslty; bat II the pbenhmenon Of Tyll
State is to be exhibited, the woadtr viii
\ grow considerably.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
TIE MARX Z I 5.
DgFtcE eY lAE nALrlaoRF AMERICAN,
ss...tsu. aQ fQ42

OrficE or I'VE BatrlaoRs AMERICAN,
October %, 1913
CArrLg There we're about $50 head OF bcsi
Ca,l,e offered fof sale al the Scales this morning
Of which 500 were sold tothe city lmichrrs. and
the balance laid over. fhe ptices paid fansea
from 80 10 $3.50 per 100 lb. On The noe. = !"
quality. whichis equal % - ssfo nei. saese
a,ir.s stp,s no material change since last week
FlouR.--T There is but little doing In Howard
street. Flour. Sales of few hundred barrels OF
good mixed brands were made f,cmstcFe to-day at
s4Io. The receipt price Is unsettled.
GnAIs---Tha supplies Of Wheat on Saturday
and to-day we're lght The few parcels received
OF Md and Va. reds sold al 50 30 cts iot 5000
10 prime and at 70 . So cts. for Ordinary g good
10, of 1900 bushels Ieprsylyana, quai''s very
good. sold al 90 cts Sales Of white Corn at 40
cis and az yellow at rs so cts. Several parcels
OF MI. Rye we're sold a. So. Sales Of Oats at Il
a % cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

BALTIMORE AND Ono RAIL ROAD. -
We learn from the Marion Pioneer, that
the Company, despairing OF ever getting
the million af dol rs authorized TO be
subscribed by the ciizens Of Wceeling,
have directed then attention t, another
point; and Mr.. Latrsb', the chief nglneer,
has been as1ertaining the PRACTICAL NY q
conducting the Rod 10 tie OHIO klyer,
the entire route, through the territory o.
Maryland aud Virginia. His d. cision Is
favorable to the proposed loca!ion-and
il is stated that the Legislature Of Vifg-
MIA will be asked ''to prolong the time
prescribed for the completion OF their
road, and to allow them to pass through
the territory Of Preston, Monongalia, MA
ron and Tyler counties, 10 the Ohio rly-
err" The Pioneer therefore calls upon
the people Of the North western section OF
Virginia to circulate petit ons TO author.
liza the Company 10 terminate the road at
any point between Wheeling and Par
kersburg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
DIR. +. S. BRoNsoN.

NEw JERsY AGAIN in THE FIELD
The Wings fihls State, though recent.
ly beaten, from local causes, ( them an
comfortable, are again in the field with
renovated energies, preparatory TO the
campaign of ls4d. A very large and res
pectabla body Of Wings convened at
Pr nceton. on the 18th INST, and passed a
series OF spirited and highly comnendatie
resolutions in reference to the lection OF
Henry Clay 10 the Presidential clair.
One OF the resolutions refers m 81 encouf-
apingly to the great Baltimore Wing Con.
venton ofRatifcation, TO be held My "a,
lsI4, and proposes hearty concurrence
in the recomm ndalions offered by the
Baltimore Wing Convention, regarding
that anticipated jubilee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

CREpIrABLE INDUSTRY AND SPImT.-
Al a camp meeting recently held near
Washington. Arkansas, the daughters OF
Mr., ID. N. Smith, of that vicinity, were
present, dressed in richly dyed, and beau
ti(ul silk Of their own manufacture. The
Teleeraph in nothing this fact, very prep
erly says:-"This is truly something to
brap about; aud whilst i shows conclu.
sively that silk can be successfully Guilt
valed N this region, roilec's much cfedi'
upon the industrious spuli OF The young
ladies' who have become pioneers on TINS
new RAJ 10 wealth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
TENNESSEE SENATOR'S.

Tennessee will. at lss,, have voice IN the SEQ
Ate Of the United States. On the 18th inst the
,,,o bon.s. went into convention for the election
of Senators. ErHRAsa ii. fosrsR and srsSchR
JARsAois, both saunch and talented Wigs, wer'
elected; the first TO serve until the All Of March
lsi5 the latter until the 4rh Of March, 1917.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

LouIsIANA--MR. CLAY The New
York Coulter and Enquirer OF Wednes-
day contains a letter from correspondent
in New Orleans, which says
Ofthe soundness of the State on the
Presidential question, | entertain not
solitary misgiying. Mr.. CLAY viii not
only array the Wing party IN Louisian,
enthusiastically in his behalf, but he will
obtain large numbers Of votes from The
moderate men ofthe opposite side, who
cannot and viii not support Van Burer.
Mr.. Gays personal popularity in the
Stale is unboundtd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
TO The Citizens Of berkeley and Jefferson
Counties.

TAKE NOTICE, thai a petition viii be present.
ed TO The next Legislature Of Virginia, praying That
Body TO form new County out Of portions Of JEFF
ferson and Berkeley Counties, bounded az follows,
viz: Beginning al Burns Ford on the Opeqpon
Creek, asd follow the Creek to its mouth. hence
down the Potomac river % the mouth Of Elk
Branch Rdn, thence up FIX Branch Run to its
source, and then in a stfasH line to the begin
ming September 7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
HOS LENis u. LlNN


The leats &c iis gentleman, has cal ~
ed fofih expression q Fegtef 39asi's Is ~
ssncerslx as they are ssrmly asiece3.
Mr.. f.tNSs fvitss "a BE 5 -nateef te
Unite suites cTe ds iagu II ay e.
gard ID .af a ciac ras thaa4 3as 81 aaf,
nv. au Ii S less Il IN ~ deplase9 llssh BY
n litcai Hp Il His All FIR firis. lh.s Gan
cinnai Ga n.tle ys 81 hla:
ile VS. not 4 h sRo iisi 5ale so = 81
abilities, 1T e was, what - d Sc il5ii
is rar All better an h moral e, indgslri
Gus and asefnl Stat sman. Ills ppitcal
opponents have never bad reason to com.
plaia thai be gave to party what was due
" iiis country. The West viii have sps-
.cials cause 10 Fegrsi bis loss. N3 West RI
Senator devoted himself WITH half such
gal oF consiaacy 10 advocating the inn
.provcmaat of the navigable waters ol the
West, the assertion by the llniied States
of their righ,ful jurisdiction over The vast
and invaluable domaias Of Oregon, ADJ
all the various interests Of the Mississippi
valley, too litlle needed by Congress
We extract the following from well
written tribute to the d ceased Senator
worth in the St. Louis Reporter:
ellis unremltiing excrtons 70 promote
tho prosperity Of Missouri, and % adyan 2
the Interests Of the Great West, loag ago
caused the citizeas OF this State TO regrd
him as the / champion in the Halls of Con-
gross, and to sp ak ef him with feelings OF
the highest regard neleGthusia sn. Twice
had be been elected - the Il. 5. 5 nate
with ia lie or 40 opposiiloa; both bis politI-
cal fiiends and opponents recording Their
votes in lis favor VT. thu greatest 81 ef-
fulness. No man ia Missouri eyer com
manded nore neal and sacare resp Ct,
and none evtr Possessed a more wide
spread or deserved popularity. TIE plan
tiers and the merchants, the lrsntler set.
ii rs and the emigrants to Oregon, lound
in him one who labored for their prosperl-
tv with an ambition unaloyed by selfish
ness; with no uherioI orsinistcr objects to
crafty, and with no other desire than 10
perform his duty 10 his constituents
faithfully, honestly and uonsieniatlousy.
His efforts in behalf Of Oregon will lorev-
err identity his name with our Pacific Ter
ritory. His was the labor Of first urging
on the National Government the inpor-
lance of the occupation and settlement Of
that lovely region, and to him belongs the
honor of nrousing the attention OF the
whole country to that great gu stlon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

SINGULAR CoINCIDENcE.-lI IS STU
euar coincidence that three good come.
dams who flonrishcd coniemporaneously
men who we're well known TO ach oth-
er, aud each Of whom shared IN on emil
nent degree the friendship and admiration
of their ielow-men, should have found a
grave in the great deep!" Strange as
ii is, it is not less true. Henry j. Finn
persisted on board the Lexington; Ty.
rome Power went down with the Inflated
President; and last, poor Thorne "sleeps
well after lile's itfal fever" beneath the
dark blue waves Of The Atlantic. Where
shall these three meet again IN o..
Tr0pic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

IIsrrER fts0l NR CLAf-rhk TAHITI
The fsllowing letter from MI. CLAY q
l1r. +. $ Bronsoo, Of Il Grunge, Geof-
gin, 10 answer 10 certain Inquiries respect
Jug he Tariff, gives plan statement y
tie Distinguished writer's views on that
subject. Il Is Father mater 81 wonder
.that any one should ueed n 81 iaf9rfnrd .
con eerning Mr.. Glars Apin' oa On q SIS
tern Of policy respecting which his course
has been 50 open aid prominent. BUTT
has suitei the views OF some among the
political opponents Of ne Wigs q exag.
gerste every thing, il hy % doing they
could hone 10 prejudice The minis ct shy
against Wing measures and Ihsir lead ns
champion. Mr.. CLAY's letter VIII sleak
fer tfas4if s