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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
SENATE.
THURSDAY, JaD'y 80, 1915.

THURSDAY, Jan y 81, lS40.
A message was received from the
House by M. Lrake, stating the rerd
nrss Of that boCy to execu the joint or
der of the dav. The election of "a Council
lur, and tina, John Rutherford, ESQ.,, and
Raleigh I. Daniel, Esq, were in nom-
ndiion.
Some explanations Of votes were mad,
when the call Of the roll resulted rs fol
lows: for John Rutherford, II, Raleigh
I. Dan e., |.
Joint VOTE with the House: For Ruth
erfoord IS, Danirl 7S-sca,ter,ng L.
Whole number Of votes Isl necessary
10 choice 10.
Tn re being no choice, Mr.. McMu'len
went 'mewhat VI large into d nunc a
ton OF the Wing party for their course
on the orc aston.
Mr.. S inn replied to Mr.. McMullen,
in reference 10 former remarks OF his.
Mr.. Garnrtt spoke in behalf Of the
nomination Of Mr.. Rutherford.
The vote was tnen taken as follows:
For Rutherford II, Daniel IL. The
vote was cast as beiore.)
Jo,nt vote with the house; For Daniel
10. Rutherford II.
So Raleigh II. Daniel was declared
duly elected Councillor of State for three
years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

There is branch OF the Democracy in
Bradford county, Pennsylvania. II seems,
and tho worthless comprising that band
held a meeting a few days since, at which
they breathed "dageers Of wrath and
hoe handles of spite" upon poor Rhode
Island. The meeting solemnly resolved
that the case OF Dorr was clearly decided
by the last election! Letters were writ
ten on the subject to Mr.. Van Buren, and
Col. Johnson, the latter OF whom says,
in reply, that DORIS case pos decided,
inter alias. Mr.. Van Buren, fights shy of
that question, but expresses an immense
amount of sympathy for "the prosecuted
Orr" Rhode Island had better begin
10 build Notifications. Bradford county
and the Pewter Mug will be upon her be-
fore she knows tn. Y. Coar. and En-.
qmrer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

The aifirma,ive-a ves 81, noes 63-ss
follows:
Ayes essrs SouIhall. [Spsaker, I
Puts, BrowK. Campbell, Sctuggs, Buck
HARRISON. Flooi. Fox, Tuler, Boa iIns,
Of Car, Lacy. Marshall. Of e., Wlnir' e,
Br. ADDS Gull, Hubsan. Thou.ps N, o. D.,
Wool, Marstsll, OF F., Ednueds. IS F.,
Payne, BIZ ok, Robins, Le,ke, Biue.
Emunds, Of II Stovali, MR. e. o5 II ,
" cotton. Co win, Bowd n. DAVIS. OF X.
e. @ " Wallace, law s, Maso. Grubb.
Cord n, Asnks, B lups, Pool, Bask r
vile, Khby. Cab II, Watts, II PIPER, Yer
by, Middleton, Oliver, Davis, of o. & G..
r. Hing, Wach.r, Lauier. C"rk-. Dry,
DAM. l. OF P. e.. uacrar, p. w, S,rni-
er, DANIEL, of r. C., Sebtell, Muo,
Hedgmbn, Diilard, Freeman, Rice ct.
NoEs. - M,ssrs Lene. Powell, Flu ton.
of A., fraztr, Cameron, PrnGlet n,
NJ, ers, Thompson Of r., llass, Miller
Mosrley, Beuhnng, Gtipsby, Tyree,
Street, Carson, Lovett, Ftench, Parks,
VI, Ph-rson, Blue. Ward, Lee, Btss-ll
Turoer oil Towner. Smith, Elan ,ry
Farley. Ramry, Taylor OF h., K'iwei.
Patriot, II II, Wade, Hamilton Of " ,
P'es.on, O'F.Irall, Edglngton M'Ph'r-
son of p, Tuner OF T., Iiiner, Gay,
Hamilton ofP.. Anderson, Stnrm, Franz.
Moore, White, Cooles, uar:z, Cowan.
Kane, Denson Stckley. Tate. New lon.
Peery, Stephenson, Funsten, Goodson,
Jackson, Fulton OF w. aud P.--63.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

ate The surplus TO the Common Schools.
Mr.. Frazier moved to amend Mr.. Ste
phenson's Second instruction So as to ST.
apart the proc, eds as Sinking Fund 10 he
applied TO the payment OF the public debt.
This amendment wss agreed TO.
MIR. Whcher sIgniying wish 10 give
his views on the subject, but the hour Dr.
ing late, and he being unwell.
Mr.. Preston moved an sdJournment--
which was carried.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
THE CONVENTION BILL.

The bill lately pending in the House Of Dele
gates for taking the sense of the people upon the
call ofa Convention to amend the Constitution, has
been indefinitely postponed. by vote of64 to So.
Tho western members voted in body for the bill.
The Ess, can gain nothing by delay. The West
will press this measure uatl it succeeds. The
western people feel and know ,hs, they have no,
The power, which of right belongs to them. and
they will never cease 10 protes, and demonstrate
until their end is Accomplished.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
SENATE.
oLAN - ! L.
SATURDAY, Jan'y. z

SATURDAY, Jap'y. 25. ls45.
The Senate met At q O'clock, accord
ing to adjournment.
o. motion OF Mr.. Bondursnt, the Sen
ate adjourned, and marched N PROCESSION
headed by their Spea ker, TO attend the ~
neral Of their late associate, VIM. Camp-
bell, Esq.. late Senator nom the District
Of Bedford and Franklin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

OREGoN.-The bill, which occupied
several days of the sl,tings of the House
Of Representatives last week, for the es.
Enlistment of Territorial Government
IN Oregon, yesterday passed the House
of Representatives by large majority !;
after being amended, however, so as to
require due notice to be given TO Great
Britain of the termination of the joint &C.
cupa,ion. and tina. the bill should not take
effect until the expiration of'he year al
ter that notice, in any way 10 conflict
with our treaty engagements in reference
10 this subject, Vat. M FEB. {.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Mr.. Polk, the President elect, accord.

Mr.. Polk, the President elect, accord.
ing to an announcement in the Nashville
Union, was to leave that city tor WASH
ing,on on The Is, Of February.
What! MIR. Polk to leave Nashville for Wash
ington on Saturday! Does not the Sabbath come
she next ds,i Who would think that Mr.. Polk
would travel on the Sabbath The Democracy
talked loudly about misunderstanding" before
the election. Suppose circumstances alter cases.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

DEATu Of RAcER.-The New Or
leans Picayune of the 10Th instant says:
ave regret 10 earn that the famous race
horse B1ue Dick died yesterday morning
from nilamaiion o the stom ,ch. In his
prime he was a splendid rae r, but was so
unfortunate as 10 be on the turf at the
same time as Fashion. We hear it RI
m'red that he was poisoned, but feel In
to credit the story until we learn further. !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

The Louisville Journal saws that some
wag who is tired of tie caprrs Of CoivaI-
~, yropos s that big ditch Shout he cut
around the Palmetto State, (Sou,h Caro-
lina) and she be priced off and hoaied to
Texas. The benevolent pr j"ctor snys
tn" Wings may jump over to q, orgi, or
North Carolina.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
SENATE.

A communication from the House tina,
they have adopted Resolutions requesting
Congress to procure and distribute through
the Safes and Territories of the Union,
Reports Of the Decisions Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States. Committed,
on motion of Mr.. Thompson oil X.
DeaM Of Senator Campbell.
Mr.. Bondurant said il was his painful
duty to announce to the Senate the death
If one Of its members-Col. William
Campbell, Senator from the district Of
Brdford and Franklin. Col. Campbell
departed this life. in this city, last even.
ing, at 90 minutes past 6 o'clock. Mr..
3. said our departed brother Senator need
ed no eulogy at his hands, fot his country
had attested his worth, and given honora-
bic appreciation Of his services. No man
enjoyed more fully than did Col. c., the
esteem. respect, and confidence Of bis
neighbors and constituents. Hts public
life hal been a long and an useful one.-
He had served three tou,s as command
er 10 the late war, and such had been his
gallant barring, and high and generous
qualities, that he had secured to the full.
lest extent the confidence aud affection Of
his comrades in the tented field, and their
warm regard throughout his long life, be-
ing, at the time of his death, in the Goth
year OF his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
CANADA AND TExAs.-A light breeze

CANADA AND TExAs.-A light breeze
sprurg up in the Senate yesterday upon
the presentation. by one of the S majors
from Michigan. Of a petition for the an.
nexs:ion Of the Csnadss TO the United
States. The debate was Of sufficient IN.
terest 10 be fully reported and, not hav
ing room for ii to-day, we shall aim at
its publication in our next.--.Nat. Int.
Fe5ruary, 4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

STATE BANK OF Quo a bill has
be reported in tie L-gls aturr of Oh O,
In incorporate Site Bank. II emhrt
ces 10 lis provisions. two systems. The
first to BE- called the State Bank Of Ohio,
is the New York SAFETY Fund" system
The other called independent Banks, is
the New York Free Banking system. -
Bait Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

THE MAIN LINE Agreeably TO the
act OF the Legislature, and the cisi"n of
the penpl" at the late elertion, the Main
line Of the Public works was offered for
sale at Philadelphia on Monday last. Al
our last accounts, not bi had ben re-
ceived. 1t is to be offered from day to
day for twenty days if not previously
SOLD. --GeNusburg lPa.l Sent. Jan. u.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
THURSDAY, Jan. 30,b, 1874.

A message was rec ived from thr Sen
ate, stating that they had agreed 10 the
resolution for the election oil Councillor
of Stale, this day.
Mr.. Leake nominated John Raihe rioord
the present Incumbent.
Alter considerable debate,
Mr.. Leske was deputed to inform the
Senate OF the reaiinrss Of the HOUSE TO
proceei to the execution Of the JOINT ord-r
and that Mrsrs. Rutherford and Daniel
were the only names ~ nomination.
A return message from the Senate was
received.
The roll was called with the following
result: Rutherford 81; Daniel Ct; La
nier /.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

MORE ANNExATIoN.--A petition was
vest riay pr sented in the House of Rep
resent,tlvrs by Mr.. Severance, from a
number of respectable citizens Of the
STATE OF Maine, praying for The ere. an
nrxaton" of the province OF New Bruins.
wick to The Unitrd States.--Nai Int.
FeEruaru, 4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

The Rev. Mr.. Tory, convicted a, Bal.
timore on charge of assisting runaway
land penltt ntIary as hand loon weaver,
and MISS Webster is experimenting the
culinary department of the peniientsry
iu Kentucky.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

II is estimated that the Banks in the
city Of New York have now about eight
millions less Of specie 10 their vault than
at this period last year. Every packet
for Europe continues to take out coin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

In the fourth Congressional district Of
Virginia, now represented by the Hon
+. W. HUBBARD, (Drm.) the Hon. JoHN
Hill has ben nominated by Wing
DISTRICT Convention TO be their candidate
for the next Congress. MAJ. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

SINGULAR FoUD ~ COW, bi1nging
to Mr.. Baker, Of this borough, was
slaughtered on Monday last, ani there
were found within h-r pauoch ,33 nails, |
iroo buckle, and a p"ice OF IRON abou, an
inch square, weighing in all over 6 oun
ces i--GeHysburg Sent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, is45.
Denf and Dumb and Rhnd

On motion of Mr.. Garnett, ihe Senate
took up tho bill appropriatng $4,000,
in six semi-annual instruments, for the
completion Of the building for The Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Institution at Stanton
Mr.. Wallace thought the Senate not full
enough to dispose OF so important bill.
Alter few remarks by Messrs. Gar.
rett, Peyton and Gallaher, in favor OF the
object, which seemed to be- well Under
stood, the bill was passed, without dl
vision.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

This cost, thus, OF transportation from Wood.
Of cen, pei mile. on -four. At the same rate,
under the uniform system, the cost from Martins
burg to Baltimore would be 60 3-5 cents. So the
cost from Nonrovia to Bsltimors-50 miles-is 2-5
Ct cent, and at that rate tho cost from Martins
burg to Baltimore would be 10 2-5 cents. 1t is,
however. only, 80 cents The efec, of the system
would be, in great measure. to exclude or nate
rally to affect tho price of produce, taken from
our region to Baltimore. Nor would the case be
altered by diminishing the rate per mile. The
advantage would remain with the produce nearer
market than ours. But the rate could not be much
diminished, because the bushes, of The road, a,
have, more than once, stated, would under such
system be greatly iessensd, and the support of the
road would, necessarily therefore. require greater
cost oftanspoitstion.
A movement will be made, in few days, upon
tie Senatorial election.
The Texas Resolutions have been amended in
the House. While they assert the expedency OF
immediate annexation, our Senators are, expressly.
lett at liberty to vote agsns, the joint Resolution
now before the Senate. il they shall rhrk that
mode OF annexation GReoa stitnssonai Tbi. vas
all We could sccompiish--lhere being a decided
leaning TO Texas IN the House. The Wings voted
! for the amendment and the Loco Focos sgainst it.
Summary of Legislative Intelligence.
| SENATE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, January 20, lS4o.
Mr.. Bowden moved to take up the res.
olu,ions from the Senate, for the speedy
snneSstlon Texss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

The New COMET. - Observations have
been made at the Depot OF Charts upon
this Comet during the only two evenings
since its discovery that the weather
would permit. Its nucleus, we under
stand, is plainly visible through the large
telescope. 1t is rapidly coming into bet
ter Wow, and those who are curious to
see il may find il with common spy
glass to the southwest ofJupiter. Nd.
Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

VALLEY BANK--ITs NEW PRESIDENT.
--TnoMAs ALLEN TIDBALL, ESQ.,. has
been elected President of the Valley
Bank, in the place Of the late venerable
Obed WAITE, Esq. Mr.. T. had been for
81 years director 10 the prosperous Insti-
tuition, over which he now presldes. -
Ills election is hailed with the greatest
pleasure by his numerous friends. and
gives entire satisfaction TO the whole
banking community. Winchester Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

Mr. Witcher, 10 view ofihe progress OF
the business OF the House, hoped The reso-
Iuiions would MT be taken up. d srus
sion would propabIy ensue, and much lime
be wasted.
Mr.. Daniel of R. c., was surprised at
this mo,ion. coming from the side Of the
House to which he un ierstood The gen.
,Ieman from Williamsburg had attached
himself According to the doct,iues OF
that party, this House did not repres nj
the people. We had no authority to elect
a Sensior, because we did not spesk the
popular voice. Why then waste time 10
a fruirIess procreding7 For himself, he
Mr.. d. was opposed 10 the practice of
giving our agents at Washington, ins,ruc.
lions on eny and every subject.
Mr.. larvie inferred from the remarks
Of the gentleman from Richmond that The
vote on taking up would be ties, one.
He. therefore, call. for ayes and noes.
Mr.. S,fcther opposed 10 taking up now.
He nigh, be in favor Of il before the close
Of the session. Instead OF our Civ ng in
structions 20 Washington, it was our wont
10 TtCctNb lu5tTut tiOuS ltfiu Ati0 oOGth'
Ctyi AT present, not having received
those instructions, we were not prepared
to act! He proposed to wait untl the
bright effulgence OF the Democracy now
being exhibited ia the debate going on in
Congress, should have spread abroad lis
benignsnt rays TO tbs benighted region!
He respectfully suggested that the Demo-
c-ats themselves ought not to have precip-
itate action, until their great leaders 10
Washington had given them the cue!
Mr.. Cooke considered that he was re.
CURED by his constituents above all things
not to waste The tlms of this House in the
discussion Of Federal politics. And for
that reason he should oppose the copsid-
Grafton Of this question now and at any
time hereafter.
The motion TO take up was decided in
the negative ayes so noes SO.
Petition.
BY Mr.. Myers-For the right Of way
to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company, upon certain conditions.
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.,r rRtMoy1's ExPppIrIos.-We

c,rr FRIMoYT's ExPEDITIoS-We under
rnd rhst ineligenc has been lately received In tins
nv from this interesting expedition The party was
II exec ent health and spirits, and moving onward WIN
Incoming r.pidiiy. II consists Of Captain Fremont.
leutensnt Albert Lieutenant Peck and about fifty hired
Eco with authority increase his force on his arrival
A bepts FOrt should II be- found necessary. HE gene
,, Instructions are go time his operations as 70 BRING
..psry during the present year IT the same can be
ne without negecrng any OF the objects OF The eXpe
A.an; .nd on arriving al Bents Fort (Which Is point
The Rocky Mountains where expeditions rest and re-
g. be Is authorized To make detachments for the pur
poss OF making moIe thorough examination OF that
region Should he make any detachment al Bents Fort,
no probohe that Of the party may be in before
he Captain. the detachment Will pursuea route which
all hardly render practicable or II TO reoin The man
soty Washington Union
FIRE on THE MOUNTAINS. The Highlands
st aheve Cadwes on the Esst side ofthe rver. were
% IRE last night There IS not much burnable material
here but what there was. flashing snd crcing around
he cap Of that lofty mountain. made an effective dis-
14y which was admired the more, "a neither properly
u lie we're within the reach Of the elements.
Alb Eve. Jour. Wednesday.
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pASsrNcFRS SAILED

In n, steamship Great Wsiern. for L,rrpool-E Doug
las : Baker Townsend. : T NicoN, Bow den bod.
wall d Danforth 7 Tillot.on J Gauni @ Darby and
lady Mr. Zscrisson. and Mr. - Of Newlork. Ganse-
wort Melville L Secretary Of Legation al London; X
II Chiffon and friend Lafion D Nee. X D Fsnis, I :
rgl-on Rodwald Jas Cunas OF New Orleans; Barns-
lev OF Savannah l. Patterson Of Charleston, Ange
brodt Prussian Consul ~ Louis; 7 Oakley of Mssis
sinp Miss Melville Of Tennessee. Hsgedofn and
trend Of Philadelphia Mr. OConnor and 2 Misses Tier
non Of Pusburg Hon Mr. Mckay and dau ghters Jos
Morrison and lady, Mrs Morton, Mr. Kent and lady Mr.
Brown OF Canada: VIM Rcnshaw. Mrs " off aud sefvt
Caracas: " Lying OF Demerara q [ Skinner Of Guail'
mla 4 " Tonzalin Miss ToDzalin. Master Tonzsn.
Iamaica Edward Oxlcy. TWO Misses Leayiii, London;
Priichsrd OF Liverpool. X Ewes Ewes. Beitridse "
Lowe England. Mrs MalibIan. II Mslibran Paris; l.
Drguan OF Italy Mr. De Norden OF sweden, Ludcr OF
- Petersburg Con Of Rochelle COmber.
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aurticn 8dles.

r. Cotton 4 GO. Aseron and ccnm'ssoo Hss
chants Noe lis Fulton street. and - Ann sfr@st- LID
inside
THIS DAY. Ansus l. s 10. o'cloch. A'ihe store no y
~ ster'-s Nge ss-orfmsut Of new srd seconi t.nd
'Iu.-r r r-~c OF persr brrsk'ng ef, conssfnk o'
o-irses saeorerds. chairs. BIDS ted, esfs ma
s'sss eaip~ts o cloths, looking glasses crcsery and
Aisch-n furniture, kc- -
SATURDAY, August a 10 o'eiock-fin eoafinuat0cl
A. No - anal street. tNauons HAM
SHERIFF SALE o. very f.shin.his s,.ca Of
rch isncy Dry Goods. Embroidery Sls Lace. kr 20 bs
so.i ots purchss~rS The sts~tion 81 DIV o.t,
Drs rr. and Others particularly csiei TO th,s ,,. a.
ocs Of goods II this description .~iom offered a. .ec-
nonComprisng SAks Of great variety. Ssfirs Mssinos
snhrli-r-i Dresses Of VARIOUS psiirrns Cspss Chrus
feiis Collars sleeves infsnts Gaps. Cuss, Rssrirc ard
Embroidered Hekfs. Blsck Cnpe. Lace Caps y nifty
sands Infants Dresses and Wssss While and ess Thread
Lscr Wells Cashmere and Mogsn 3~ Lame OF rra We
" Chsly. bscs and cofd popnn, Barge cnghsns All
60. prinird Lawns. wooden, pad. s~ss sfoei iniis
Preach Cxmbrc, Taeton BOOK ard >s~.,os Muslin. zee
Inserting snd -fng embroidered D~'sr-., Alrsccs, so
Cravsis and Shsws Sik Velvet Bsxerrrs torruc-
tou.Ard Msnnilss Msrno ClosSs .s.es Caves al ITO
.erv ofrv-fy descr ouon. ,sc- Msn~n lawns st >eiI
>k Aprons. gold and v-lve, Rbhorshises Trimming Ls'e
sun Shade. All Psrsso. Hoods Hair Cloth >sirs Nctof
Nes.. Gnp- Tass~s. together with great variety ~
other Fsnc, Goods OF various Descriptions
Also COUut-r. Sh-ving, lsrse Mirror, DesAs, cane
f.,1. ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

al medicn neverf,ing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Ntfsous Aft cfous II j. unin cure TOR SICK and Nerv
ou. Headaches and excellent preventive Of Cosveness
al Low Spirits. II cOrfrcts moibd -ale OF TIE hillary
l ans and very ecaciou- 10 relieving Faiu ency, ChO
b.. and -pilar complaints Of the stomach and Buwes II
iilv promotes Of strength and activity IN al
30 of Debility restores healthy appetite, whrre tins
greatest of blessings Is Deficient snd natural conse
on nee gives tone sni vigor 10 the hole sy.tsm.
sold wholesale and retail hy A b d. SANDS, ~ Fulton.
erect a-o IT - Broad az and u East Broadway Sold
AL 10 by RUSHTON 90. 40 Broadway, 10 Asor House
=. s,,.,f,r.v r,rr.r nf gouriaenfh-si cod ~
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DlA>U ron r. W An itD.-Au. person uaFln. a
L good secondhand P.no t1r'e "a dispose OF reasons
,v NAV hear of customer by addressing D. B. B. Box
1878 Lower Pus.-Of.ce IL
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In days. Sarscen Hawkins for do. in a.


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An a, Tfveruooi July l7h. Garrick. from New York
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Bristol July SD Cor-ar New-fork.
~ Rremen June - Charlotte York.
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OF Deal about 9TH New-'0rk from New.lork iol
Bremen m. I'D .sdisfor York
Falmouth 5rh--ii Sarah New-iork.
Gragesend July 1.-THE Eliza Thornton. arrived II
th. river from New Orleans was in contact the 1911
u'r in lat A. with fishing schooner lying anchor
The Grand Banks and carried away mizen rigging &c
~ the following day surrounded By icebergs
At Grsvesend li'h. Quebec. New.fork
At Genoa June p Wetumpka New-iork.
At Gibraltar June 90 Constantine. do.
A Hamburg July 5,n Silas Holmes, Nev.Yorki "a
Nancy do.
A. Hsyre. 9th Burgundy. New-York' 30. othello, 90
Id Victoria DO.
II Lisbon June 26 Gen Green. DO.
50 Oporio. sth Pouiney New-iork
AZ Rochelle 3D. Caro-. New-Nork
AZ -winemunde Oh Albion. New-York
81 the Texel Jane Williams. Nswiork
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