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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28
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MUSIC sNi.ObN
AND PIANO FORTE wARE.HoUs

(O7posite he Clinton Housc)
XElLLlAM PEASE would respectfully inform
w the pu'lic that he has opened Music Saloon
and Piano. Forte Warehouse. and viii keep a con
slant supply OF New aud Fashionable Music Tor the
pano. Forte, Flute, Violin, Guitar. &c. &c, Also
lhstIu.ll On BOnks iur eyeLA lnslrument.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28
sa.iIr,ou seminary.

THE nrti term ~ ihi. lnsinuiiun ~iil commence
on Thurs'sy ~, 2st insi sod continue iWeniy
ono vceks Prof Carr Will give Toll coarse Of
Cucmicai Lectures, commencing a, the beginning
of the Term.
% A W,uNra. Sec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28
Every Wan his OVyn Farrier.
The celebrated Horse Medicine
d Nas(:LlN9s OIL.

Nor removing the following diseases from Hor
L ses, Cattle, and other Domestic Animals
Fresh Wounds, Cur6 Sblent,
GoHs ~ al lands, Fistuia, Sitta0,
Sprains, Bruises, Strains. Lameness
CrdcEtd fleets, Sand Cracks,
King DOHe, FDundercd Fs,k
I"H EDH, QUtUOr,
lVmdgaNs SoHendeys.
IhoroHghpin, MIU0nders,
Spdrh, Sweeny Scratches or Grease,
Mango, Horn Dsicmper,
This Oh is prepared from the choicest selected
materials. only at the Laboratory olthe prourieor
Lnckpnrt, n. Y. For testimonials, synopsis Of dis
eases and mode Of tire ',ment see pamphlet winch
accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Jas p. Milton Ruilqn4. VI: John IT
Bowman, 'ergennes, and Doct l.. Jalnlcson, Cas-.
Teton sn,o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28

VUNS TUX ~ TYTEN.
Wholesale druggists and sole agents, New Yor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
noRE VAC Eetus ms.

-be ball I,as c<,,sirly CORN rel 5''irs Scorer
shsa We esp-esed sse ~; tgt dsfan. ls.f sstk,
,ase W -hrcnsi-j .l,c yss'is ~ s~splss e hr:-
y. tell or render. fseeh gsl.rns ~ +. . 'tgt
bern sehievrd By ne viag,ef iean., lssa;a ard
sJssa r. reiihrr gfsfs "a tarrs ren,rai sire.
TO- csrep, for Csral Comm soasrs N rest.yi.
.as.4--th. ei~clicrs ts.eg fss Cugrs I'D ii.
ststr L gi.lststs.
Ihess fs.ulss 80 {: .-ett cheering To- b.fas
nosafecied for aiiaorss 70 eoaadea,'y eslosl -
"a on the si3 q barh Of s.e Bates IN The er4u M
ssuie Of 1874 We III osf ttius saey we're se, .e-
rstea 10 ~hesi 'he;t leeiot, into he ilre 81 ne
Wing army The rssvIt p'ove, anottef sfsiis iHs
fsct shsi wlleihs his po,tieisas llasehfe1 eafr-
rsrs,iq~y inss', asd Def. asg SerersI q q r.
teep raar FIR orgat a.;,or nd csaca1fFa o. I''s
grea, body " the people haye actly and unoh'ia-
sivsiy poured theic eyelagsiss stfsneth into itr
b.llo. boxes, ard oyersieimed heir advefsaiies
WITH dsfrat. ere I'd srcsrea si tic aargsr fha,
surrounded ittn
In Ire rec, al elseii3ns eTefs thihg seemed a..
vetse 10 The chances u elk sgecss,. The pat.s
he'd scarccl, recovered fon The Dependency into
wt5eb they hal bseo thrown. b. the trenton Of
John Tyler. II Pennsylvania. he wings aed .s-
dnssors. ". Csc seu i1eG;s gcneialiy, c3ifci3r Or
national politics enarrel'ng umons hem.
selves. and dividing ins,cat' u concen,ts ia heir
fuccs sgaiast The common coery. 10 Uhio, q.
s-!l AZ 10 part Of pennrs lsans, he .he!itionis.
ware erecting ,htir separate -'sndalds and I'll OK
peiene- how, that wheh th.s j. he case Wig at
cllioni,is sacrifice th,is cephiFs's sauss To Their
f,nati.a inions, While ,cco foco su ,i,ioai; click
20 their party. 10 addition 10 tc.e upsoeard cir
.nnsIances, the shiga wers without The cheering
hopes 81 secea.. They desrondvd Of lie iesult.
They were without regular party organization ~
Both s,afes had been ,hoskingly g.r,. wandered
by their Loco Foco Legislators, With view Of cir,
Ing nearly oil tho members q Congress tn the 10.
fos. In view Of MI these di-heat,cning facts. ibe
whigs hsyc gone into the contest. cacl netting
vpon hi, separate and individual responsibility.
and the result ia triumphant victory, f'ill Of prom
,se for the faIurc, when he srotless banner OF
HENRY CLAY shall wave their mighty le
gion,. More than rhi.--it carfies overwhelming
confusion and DISNEY into The snemy's ra,np; il
points them TO a hopeless contest, aad ,eis them
~ inevitable defeat. ii rarsa their f5tts il
,irives majoriry-srekers frori their rashs-or wrl
they know, 10 view Of what tie wings have done,
Yndcr the adverse circumstaaees abose alinde9 Ia,
nhat they can 30 md will 60 IN the g ami Natlnbl
Rally for Inc a'cendency Of Wing principle. in
1914. when the mighty MAJ. Of Wigs ftom the
r
iscs To the sunny plains Of the sopi' shall march
IA certain victory, With voice aad one spirit,
shouting and re.erhone The name Of Henry Clay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
TaKlNe 1Hs yElI

The imposing cerem nv offhklng thu
White VII was yesterday re fssnsea &
he Carmeill@ Nuaaefy On A,so41sh 5, rees
n tie cheP siiaehe 10 the sasntu,ton
~iiet' was v ia, ssrd ny s lasg son ovr.e
ol saeclatsrs. Tie caudi4. se fof The ye,l
Miss Couiin 7, # Charles eaeniy. Nav.
land, aiieuded by Iiss Elton Las Jep-
Aias q Ills city. tue capa .ty FL iri e..
mad, ntere he enapel abeu 8 q 10 Il
, ID dr. s. y in pufe @hlie, eith embra d.
efsd lis 'hroeH loose v oy, the he rs
iakng taIr se + dIfe rs 10 fraai ths
ara, anoag Toe auilsnse. Toe saci
fntnt u ilh mass was thin periarm j
By Tue Rev. Mr.. 6llfa, and tls5 mo
stirred % ID aglt ant fur hily ORDERS.
lpe X vursud ARC bisho2 Eel sson Gov
nteFed, trraytd 10 the roalitieials of his
Il ton, when the Ga rs b hnj tue graf
* OF me cioet IS wee drawn, an,i ub ~,
~ sisters ali dressed in VII lie WITH heavy
oa X wis thrown over ihstr heads aud
sheuid r., each bearing 10 har hand d
lighted taper, wtre perceived wslksng
tao and two towards tae door ia5ing N
e ID chapel. The candidate flf tha 8, il
was then received BY the reverend moth-
sr lgh.' lager wreath-d with nowefs
places 10 hrr hsu9, and conducted within
tie rrecn's Of the nuanefy, the sistprs
With hsir light q iapcFs following, which
was VISIBLE to the uuaien through he
z atngs. Tie Archbishop then read a
passage of soriltpre, lrotlaimng The re.
~ari of ihos Who 'oFs r. The waiii md
all the Il oil kindred n follnw Christ. as
Tie authority Of the Churt h + the d di
caiiol which WIS about 10 BE- directed
principally TO the young ,yui4fe - She
hen approached the ratings, AMI the
Archbishop Questioned hr Us f llows:-
"MY chid, what do you demandli h
which sc answered, "T'he mercy of Col.
and the hoy habit of rrlig onl' @ "Is
il Of your own free will tina, YOU d. mand
The holy habil Of re igiun7" A. "Yes. il
ls-" Q. "Ny child have you firm in
tenton To rers we're 10 religion to the end
OF your life, and Go you hope to havo suf
iic'eni strength 10 Curry constantly The
sweet yoke Of our Lord Jesus Christ sule-
~ iVI IRE IONc ana lear OF JOnt a.
Relying on the mercy Of God, hope 10
be able so TO do"
The novice then arose. and retired.
conducted by he superioress and assis
tanls, 10 put oif her secular dress, and re-
turnc d in few moments arrayed 10 the
religious habit oi the ord.r. She then
knlt wn, aud her secular vi being
rcmov, BY the assistants, she was girded
with cincture by the sup~riofess, and re-
celved the veil OF the church, previously
proslraiing herself before the altar She
WIS lhi n raj, ed and saiuted by the sup.
tioress. ,fter VII ch she salai, d all The
sisters present, when they retired in tie
precise order in which they lad entered,
chanting the same low aud solcmn HYMN
which had been heard throughout The
greater pert OF the ceremony The ex
treme beauty o( the vice, the soleu nj
Is ofthe ceremony, and her firm ald nn
aulterung carriige aud manner, rendered
the scene one Of unusual interest. - Sun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

Ia The city OF IN ladeIptiA 10 NJ.
-S,o,.. Esq. (Whig) bas been re-rl oted
NJ ;, or by m jontY OF 2,6o9. Tie en-
tue city why ucket for the Leeila re
md SrIe4t qrd Common Council al o
,Iev,cd. The Wing mej riy last year
was lose.
Morion McMichlel (Whisl IS elect q
Sheriff # ha cuy aud conrty Of Pb.ladri-
pba by l770 uiajarily, Ills majority u
the cry vas 3 1873 votes.
rs the fist Cohsr ssunsl district, v hici
oclu les Southwark, AlayaHensiae, Pas.
s'yonk, and twa wafds Of The city. 81
~arJ Jay Mufrs (whg) is eltcte by 3eC
u5oTy, Tbs is a wing gan. Thr Ln'
{" uaJ Tty Tor County C'nmissoLer
last yesi n this d s'ri.t Nss ] 1902.
Ia ihs second district, comp Sod Of TIA
'ea'sia e. Of the cIiy, JOS pa 4. lnger'
ssIl Nv hIg) IS re-clecud by a mi 'ny
2,2oi' The m lo,iy last yrm W s 49,
In the ia dlstrct, compr sing IN,
Northern l. berries and Spiing Gatd n
John I. Snith (Ln,o o. is lec,rd ny ma
loriiy { sol. which is twenty voies MOI,
thtn The maj.r ~ Of lasl ear.
In the luarh disilicl, composed G! Phil
adsl, ,iiia county, Charles J. lngersol
tLoco) is re-ele ted BY esq vote, helm
msjJiiiy n ary 400 less than sat ear
IN tn tith district. comprsng Della
ware and Mon'g merry counins, Jlco
s. Yns, (Loc,') " elected.
10 thu 9 eth cs,fet, composed OF B1cE
and LII gh coun'ies Mirbsai II. .Jen!
(Vhigl is elected over Mr.. Davis.
In she sev"p+s (Ch sfeC district Abr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Temperance in .NtO HampShire.- At a
regimenta muster in New Hampshire. last
week the police officers and town au-
ihol!ies, issued notices, and attempted to
prevent the sale Of ardent spirits on the
field. The spectators ia tents and booths,
however, armed themselves with loaded
guns, pistols, swords, aud bowie knives,
and eyinced determination to make a
desperate resistance. The tents were thus
rendered all day inyulnerable to the police,
and drunkenness gaming, and noting pre-
vailed. The scene was represented TO
us, to be truly disgraceful TO civilized
people in the graphic language OF our in
formation, III seemed as though all the
INTERVALS Of purgatory had been raked out
and piled together.
The police watched about the ground
all DAY at arespeclable distance, and al
night they hoped to arrest some Of those
" ho hai violated the law, but in this they
were ihWarled, for as each tent propyIetol
went off with his goods and chauels, he
was followed by a dozen or so of others
who were armed, aud acted as his body
guard, and SO all escaped unpuni,hed.--
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Destructive Fire at Que5cc-On Saiur-
day night week, between The hours ofnne
and ten, a fire broke out in house in st.
Croix street, near ST. Paul's Market, Que
bee, which, for the exicnt Of its rayages Fat
exceeded any thing Of the kind which has
happened IN that tily for a number OF
years. Notwithstanding the combined and
strenuous exeriions Of the fire department,
the military, the police, and others, no
thing could stop the progress Of the de-
siruciive element, until it had consumed
nearly the whole of the street in which i
originated, the whole Of LAncien Chan
tier street, passed through into ST. Mich.
elias street, consuming every house on both
sides for a considerable distance. The
humber of dwelling houses burned down
is stated at thiry-six, exclusive Of a mum.
Der Of out buildings, and the loss is est,
mated at $40, 900
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Ivory NuT.-A nut S recently be, n
bIough. 10 England, md lew of them
thence 10 tins country, RS milling the
hors -chrsnu 10 It's ext rior appearance,
but thu lnieror is SOLID and whit +, as hard
as ivory, aud resembles the elephant
tooth 50 xactly lh.t no would suspect
II OF beng anything else. Ills so hnrd as
10 receive a polish even superior 10 IVORY
md an only be cut 10 lahe. when
taken from the tree II is milky pulp, and
my be reduced to mat stale again IN
warm water. We have sample 81 the
article ON our oesk made into a match
box.-N Y Jour. Of Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

A Nav TowN IN FLoRinA. The FIR
MGR lnuab iauisof Put Leou, in Florida,
zone OF the towns VIII, b was almost en
ur " d sir0yed by hurricane and nun
datum IN tae l3th ultmo. have select d
a new site iot town some two or three
miles b CHER up thu ST, Marks liver,
y hIc j, 10 he cnled "Newp TT" Il Is
Now ing Il into lots, ana sew ral
~ar houses will sos n b. completed, ready
fo tn puon Of G dds. the lila.
b IS, Sentln | ssys That "the Location u
high ab v, the reach e water. S consid
cred healthy. can be nude accessible b,
cd ROADS, is il tie inm, diaie vicinity
to white sulphur epr ngs of surpass nl
mediclnsl vntu anu affords ample drItt
Of water to vrsst Is sufficiently ligh, Il
pass ihr bar at the mouth oil the river
and, w.thsl, o much better berth Tor then
! than at Port Leon"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Important .HrreSf - ANDREW BUELL.,
a notorious burglar aud counterieiier, has
been arrcsed in Cincinnati. lie had been
closely watched for the last six weeks, and
had monlds for running silver in his pos
session when arrested, The records o.
the west can produce few more hardened
and dangerous villains than Buell.. He
directed the operations OF Warrick, Madl'
sou, Sc, the negroes who were hanged IN
81. Louis IL or Ia months ago, and is FIRE,
quently mentioned in their confessions
Buell. has been in custody at various time,
in New Orleans, Philadelphia and New
York. forbur larry and counterfeiiing; anc
ii is said he has now concealed in this city
upwards Of half bushcl of false keys -
A few weeks since he shipped severn
thousand dollars down the river 10 ex
change for good money 10 bail his son, ;
notorious plckpocket, who is now in prison
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Health Of .No5ile.--For the twenty-four
hours ending last Saturday evening. there
were e}ecea new cases of yellow fever re-
ported by the Board OF Health in Mobile.
This number, We infer, falls below the
actual number Of cases occurring daily in
that city. In support of this opinion, we
quote from The Herald of Saturday NOR
nlng. That paper says:-"For the last
few days the reports (of the Board Of
Healih) do not seem to indicate an increase
Of sickueSs---bnt we have good reason TO
suppose that all the cases are not handed
in 10 the Secratary--as il is said to be a
fact, that some Of our physicians really
have not time to make out the list oCcaseS,
owing TO the constant calls made upon
them by the sick. and by being absent in
the oountry--as is the case with many Of
them - attending their patients at the houI
up to which their reports are made"
NJ O. Tropic Oct. 3.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Fl Rsvoluiion an Haly.--Our readers will
have noticed, in The foreign news, accounts
Of an attempt to rerolutiopize Italy. A
correspondent informs us that this Is bui
the commencement of ar extended revolt
ihroughou, the dominions Of the Pope, foI
the overthrow Of his government, which
has been planned by societies in Italy, act
ing 10 concert with numerous well or
gani5ed societies in this country NJ Y
Ct,p
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Col Johnson made speech at New
Haven, on his recent visit there, which
was received with shouts by both parties.
He observed that lie had b en- long ,ime
IN public life-had grown groy IN the pub
lie $, rvice, and h. thoughthr needed test;
and, he continued, with coE1iral lecr If
his eye, "ihe people w.ra Of ihe same
OPP MON - 1910 when Mr.. Van Buren,
and myself reind With their CONSENT
THIS brought fifth a loud shout, when
the Colonel remarked, "Well. always
thought they would be sorry for that, and
il they ever Should De, and aani me 10
serve them again IN any caracltv, Why,
have g r stei now, and snan't refuse
them; but 4 they don't, | shau't quarrel
oecausr there are some hgg = nan ~ The
country than Rirh n: NJ J ,hnsnn.' .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

The whg. have been caught mapping in Nav
Jersey, ana ve are henten where le SO 5xFcctrd
it. O. ,Ie n,vubet. o. c ,naress elect, four lo
CT f,co-. md Mig. IN the Lestsuiuer the
laeo, have mai lrfie. Of in N, Couacil AMI "a -
The Assembly. The wings Of Princeton, va Vie" O.
the disastrous resnl; held m-et.r4. and resolved
that /" they won't 'ial bss; Wei, sc igspo'e
that 10 about liz beat ,iirs they oij do Better
lJss 10 them NJ * lime
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
NAPOLEON AND BYRON.

Il is Macaulay, We telieye, WIN spt ak s
Of the fact lhat two ofthe gr, a,est, If no,
the TWO greatest men Of the nineteenth
&c injury, Napoleon and Byron, had achiev-
ed their glcry and in down To rrsi, at an
age whrn other men are just b. ginning
10 lis over tier powers. The remark
was br' ught strongly 10 mind by r aiding
tn flinwlng rero of events IN lie Ii e
81 Ma ole, n, witch is 10 be- inscr bed on
h tomb BIN a;h the gIaieriDg dune oil
TIT InvuliG' s:
"Born on the 18Th OF August 1869
captain ia squadron Of artillery al Ii e
siege 81 Toulou, in 1893, at thu aee Il
"a; commander OF artillery, in Italy, in
1894, at 25; g raj in c,lef Of tie army
n Italy, in 1885, ct 90; gen. ra il chic
Of the expedition Of Eav,t, in 1898. al
%; fist consul. N 1890, AZ 30; corsul
lur Il a'lf the bait o Maremgo, III
1850, It 81; emperor nf he Fftnch, ia
1904, at 80; abdicaied ihr throne after thu
battle Of Waterloo, June Is, 1915, al
40; died IN exile at st. Helena, May 5,
1921, al 3d."
Byron dird tt36. Nspoleon's | fe was
nv r a, 46, ,honah his existence coniin
I'D lew years longer n sm1ll di,pmes
with tie beurish and boolish iluds n
Lowe, and in conf ctinnary slo,ts with
'Brlsee' Balcombe aud le petit Las Cdsqs
But perhaps m S cath y { ar,er is not ID
be mrasued in this way. Old Parr dtz-
ed through cen,u,y nd half; but it is
a question VIII tntr his e&tented sojourn
on ih WIS worthy orthr nome Of living
&C talhly no, ifil b. true that
4 day. hour n glorious life,
IL worth age WI haui a name.
Our cal Bdar shoald be a computation
by oclions, aclisvcm nts. and tn ug IS,
not an est m t" by US and years H
"ho IS the same nov rs be vas atWelvr-
m NH ag', his not lived, at c 81 I ~
mn b purpose during the Intervening
$ ace. - PeanSy 'pqHi,n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Nav jERsEY.-~The election which was
held IN N " jersey on Tuesday and u ed
ntedsy, We rcer- TO say, has gonc 5a'nst
the W iss.
In TIVE Legisluurc the Locos have a
majority Of IL IN the lower House.
Tho Locoio os, therefore, have the leg.
islntu,e. aud nsq arutiy the G vernor,
who IS chosen hy thr Leg sluu,e.
There is NJ Senator ofthc Unrej Stat g
10 BIZ chosen.
CoYGREss. Tho Sln,o is en,it to five
members. In the first lour Districts the
Locofc co candideus ~ers ali ell c,et. H.
The Fnth D sir CT the CONTEST vas yety ex.
clting Tue Who'll iut'r' ST at ems to hav,
BEN centr d in the election for Cengr S.
man. Mr. Klnrty. editor # the Ne~arb
Daily Adwrnscr. wss tie gulsT n mn
rea Of tie Wig Cuuvpn'ion. His oppo
n NJ was W,llmm Wig ht also Wing
hu, Eur whom he entire nemncrAtir vpt'
WIS Gust, and no ls C nseqnrn,ly cleo!
by a moioiiiy OF 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Deqfh Of DR.. Linn, U. S. Senator from.
Missouri. We regret 10 learn from the
81 Louis papers Of The death Of the Hon.
Lewis T. Linn. u. S. Senator from Mis-
souri. The Ariel says that he died at St,
Genev,e,e, and had the consolation Of
breathing hi last on the bosom Of his fam
ily. Respected and beloved by both pollt-
zeal friends aud opponents. possessed OF
every chiyalrlc virtue aud adorned by ge-
MUS and mental cultivation of high order,
his memory will he cherishedby thousands
with pride and affection. His labors in the
Senate in behalfof Missouri and her partic-
ular interests, entitle him to the gratitude
Of every citizen Of the State; aud in los
ing bin, she has truly lost one Of her no.
blest sons,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

From SANTA FE.- Nj. Weathei h, ad's
company e santa Fee traders, one hun
DR. d and f'rty in number. hive arrived
al lndep nden e, Missouri, aud twelve o.
tn If number, including Mr.. W.. arrived
at St. LOUIS on the Sd inst. on their way
TO the E :. 10 purchase goods. The Re-
publican says they have in their posses.
sion Ave hundred pnDnds weight Of gold
and slyr, in bars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Mr. WEED. IN nne Of his late lctltrs
rom England, 5 vs.
This Gp,e mont is a problem. lis
very weakness seems to constitute il,
STR ngth. Wth national debt lhs annu-
A interest on vhieN amounts 10 E20 600.
600; or neatly one baadyed and ftfy nil.
ions IF d0Hars, oaplaists continue e
tlke is loans and uerehauts, trad, rs AID
mech mes slll invest their their surplus
arnpgs, 10 the Fundsl And vi none Of
these leople believe thai this dsblwill ever
be pail
passed over to The Brunswick hottl,
in Hanover square, TO pay my r,spfcls
10 Abbot Llwrence, OF Boston, whose
health, ! am heppy 70 say, has IMPROVE q
and is improving. This eniefPrisiag AM
enlightened American merchani is enjoy
ing The b 81 so iety Of England. His
comp nv is sought not only by the noble
10 rank, but by those who are enobled by
talent and genius. Ii is gratifying to see
Americans Of Mr.. Lasrence's intelligence
and worth abroad.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
10 he Ciftseas Of berkefey and Jefferson
(l7lDf3ec

lAhF no ICE, thu petition " III BE- present.
I'd 20 the nex Leg,-strte Of Virginia, praying lint
Bod, 10 FIRM nav c alaty or u partians Of JsE
efson and Br,krley Counties, baunsed a. f,llaws
w: Beginning At Burns' Ford On the Opequon
Crerk. ard follow HE Creek 10 is npath, thence
down ihr Paiomsc river "a Tie mouth of Elk
Branch Ron lhrtce W TX Rnneh Run 70 lis
source and ehen in igbt line 10 tho begin-
nlng Sarie..1l,er Z.
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nam r. Mcllvsine {Whg) is le.,ea B,
lnejvriiy 1879
10 the elgbta (L.sacssar) disir.ei II.
teniirc v hg ,icxeE b8s pseyaile5 IS ma
rties vrg is from sc0 10 ooJ. -
Jeseulisb i3rVwu sttiie} q rec cir5 4
ccasfess ~ 9ls .saas t4ts h's scm.
II tiscrJ--ose offhein having lern sis an
!ed by tie LocSfoc. p ty AID I aii'
h5 he Anti asons
II tue ruth (B~rks) cissricl I'm III
I L7c)is elected.
int9c rhi,teenth dc q. comprising he
coen,ies of Lycom NJ, NurlhaHabrii . 4
Union. aad CLINTON Gen, Ileafy Fnek
4 Whig1is elrcicd over Mr.. a0Y1e6 nc
ialc member.
In tbe f,or,csttb disir e. eolopes. u i
Dsupfio l.ebsnor: and 8 .haylbill euua-
les, Alexander Rensey { u be- siss sue
ceedea By majofiy q pPaafss Of 800
goses.
IL The ffe'tth 5sriet. Corr o. { u
Yok AMI Adar count, :. Dr.. Il nsr n, 9
[Iedcpentcn hrs TEN ehHsen Caagr So
mar overtse regular Lacoforo canhaate
by . u rvy q 500 yoa'. lie $ pIe 4
ei 10 favor Of th- trTand ia disgltu.
ion ofthe pr ceser of he public lands
IL the six,centb district, cooPlieinl thu
noant o. Franklin, Perry mi Cnn.bsr.
land, James III Ok tLocol i lecled ogtr
.his volunteer c3mWufor Ut. e same p b.
lies.
10 the eiplteeuta district, comprising
tie counie, oftSie n, r yei,e nd Soon
efsct, hnfrew Sicwafi Whisl Is f.i~et 4.
10 the twenty FIRST [AlieRhanyl @istiiri
Judge WINS Loo = elrrte5. lie
wos opposed by Two caudiiates- Henry
NJ. Brlckeniidge TWhlel ard Neville b.
Craig, supported By tue Anti fnaa fs.
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Santa Anna has succeeded in carrying
ho el,ciious in the Department OF Vera
Cruz; but I've is in minority IN the
country generally