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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No 5PRUCEsTRsET-fT Three Goors from NGssGt-ytreet
's'tiE facilities this establishment for JOB PRINTING
perhaps, surpassed by any Office in The city the
patronage Of the Last y-Hr has been such 10 guarantee
great We with con-
i:-nc-. issue the following Card
TO MFRCHANTS.-Merch Chants supplied with al kl1cs
of PRINTING al the cheapest rate, viz
Cards. Bills Lading,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks. &c-
To LITERARY CENT EMEN-O Orr siaal Manuscript print
eG with accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work, and all kinds of
To LECTURERS AND grdnine' Deanniuuy
printed.
Lecture Bills. Small Bills fer Disr-
Mammoth Blk, buion, &c- ~
And every description OF PLAN and Ornreitd 700 YORK
executed with grea arc puncusy al Ie oHce
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLETs, &c. ~ -,
nary low prices. a rtaEiAS,
liIT iflh9n- %" tt'hi'r-
~ hW-I UhK BUUh-bI>DEit1 IA Fq.ton-sL
1S-A descriptions o PLAIN aud elegant o"'H-Dn'iag e3
-cuied 1-iih nesness and d-spaich
In hi, a,inent particular attention s gwen IN select
Ing ;h- bs. Of materials snd the most suh=a worKmsn-
sllp-
iaeir cali and examine for themselves al li
Fu l- Specimens Of 5iEdirg IN a The various style Of
sh--p. Cali Russia. Morocco and Velvet Bindings
ia II EDWARD WALKER
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counseior a,
Law, End Commssiouer OF Deeds NC will siiend In tie
Reading Room OF Tsmmsny Hall al all hours OF the dsJ
and oyeung tylS ost
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs.-The
proprietor of the Daaisn Lnim.n ~nich has attained
uch celebrity the north Of Europe, for its efficacy IN
healing Frosted Limbs and been Introduced by hin In PHI
adelpha with equal scGuain those afflicted, that
he has appointed Agencies 3; ZIG Beecker-st and IS
Msdan.lane and q Msidenane, up stairs, where supply
may be- always procured al IS cents per bottle dis 5m
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
-'' - JAMES r HATFIELD. Proprietor.
ial 2meod HENRY L. TWlGGS. Director
rs- Bnrry,. Tricopherous i. gaining an enviab

fT- Bnrry,. Tricopherous Is gaining sn euvisble
slincuon in city surrounding country III const
Quenoe OF IL. sterling virtues oT Will sssared e'ei'
the hair from becoming grey force 10 gro" on oad PaC
sactuaiy eruGcOles scrf dantru Sc enc as peauuiu
reeshing wash for toilet, nolhng can equal II
makes the hair beautiful and glossy Prce my
cents per bottle. Prepared aIG sold by A. G. BARRY, !,
htiis, In Hsir, No. lilo Broadway. ageas-A B. SSids,
rs broadway and - FuI1u-st; DR.. Carroll Murrsy-sJ
Measini 5il Broadway J. Coddiugtou sos Hudson-s
T Munson al Spnng-st; DR.. Lindsay, 81 SNthsv; j. :"
Smith, Fulton ST. Brooklyn J. w. Swan, Medina, y Mr
Robertson Gay-si Baltimore w. Bristol, Utica n Y; B.
+, Eeeves Boston; De- Gordon Rochester, Walkirs Mo
bile, Sgurpes Racine Wi-corSin. de- luz cod
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pALllEK = MHIrFIELD, Aaera.s- AZ Law,

KJti.fIf-lA q - III I T I HsK@D, Th1I IT. =. I
i y, TIL J. PALMER, Milton n c.
wM. a WHIIfIELD,}
W attend the Superior and County Courts Of the Cou,
ties Of Rocking nam. Guord. Orange, Granville PERSON Ela
C.sweI Also the L. Circilit Court, ana r 81
and County CUurtz :. Raleigh " c. and the Husas Sol'
st Danvilt Va .,s1s,
Claims of every description and other business
them II AM psFi North Carolina, WI 'e P'-'''
and faithfully attended 10. ,t-r,,r,,,.
Reterence--paul. Mciiyvain- Co. ahn 'icits' Nv Cd.
Brogvu-y Co Petersburg Hubbard; 1Atee' i ~ ~
4 Co. BAluEore: II. A. Campbell rniaaeItua " set
Oliver = Co., Dickerson, Caurch.l x 90, i1%hsend g
Srotha~s PEG Bradford < Richmond, Ns*-fork-
sI2i ftae-owtnF
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

EY GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for January main
tsns the high character which that periodical has ac-
CURED by years of faithful catering to the public taste
The embellishments of the number Ca,harine Sea
ton The Young Astronomer, and thc.usual Fashion
pate-al excellent in their way. There are contrbu-
,ions from the pens of n P. Willis ]. Il. Pauldng Al
fred B. Street Park Benjamin. w. II. C. Hosmer, The
Poor Scholar, Mrs Stephens, Mrs osgood, Fanny For
ester. Francis j. Grund, L. p WhppIe and others. A
brief poem illustrated by of the engravings is all
,,,,. ,ya c.p sy1 ronrn IN r,Ilbsh
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
'usdshed by israel Poet, no Nassau.s,rcet,

; e The LADIES NATIONAL MaGAziSE for
presents IL usual features Among the eon,r
.'o'' We notice Mrs stephens Mrs. orne Mrs Allen
n. Ss'' :, Greeley, Mary l. Lawson, Miss +. Il May,
:. - Z Little George Sharpe, and : d Anderson
W.. ~ 'Nsl'ine's Morning is tine engraving by Il 5
ossae Those who wxns tho number can obtain i, Of
G'aasra Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

Ia The WEEKLY KSicXgRBocxEg is the title
'easS printed Weekly in the folio shape. which Mr.
the publisher has sent us y,be nrice il
'~-" anu The Office capitalization 30 Ann street,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

CS- Hytiropathy.-A Hydropsthic Institution has
opened II, Sos;own y J. under The supervision OF
Dr. 6 T. Dexter.
THIS establishment has the ample accommodations
of patients and iis OF Bshs &c after the
latest and uiost app5uve e,i p,An.
The effect oi y er on disease il uly surprising. Od
chronic Complaints such a. dyspepsia, sout long standing
thtuHaLsui spu diseases, curvHures, nervous difficult
ties paralysis IAN cesses injuries OF joints plies dcopsy
prosp-u OF .hr womb, receive immediate aud permanent
benefit aud scutr diseases are Al cured.
Morstown Is well known OF The most deli. hlfu
AMI healthy vsg-s IN the country rendering IL therefore,
ave Y desirable residence for Hvaiids
Applications Tor ADMISSION b. made l2l Ws,cr-st
or by letter (po- psdl 10 nr Dexter Mori.town 3 u
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
THE PASTORAL LIFE
AND
MANUFACTURES OF THE AyCIENTS:
COMPRISING
The History of silk, Cotton, Linen, Wool. and
other FibrouS Substances:
INCLUDING

Dissertations on Spinning Dyeing and Wearing
arith APPENDICES on Ptlags Natural History, on
tie Or79sr and Manufacture 81 Linen and Cot
Tor Paper. on Fsting, Netting, SC. dsducsd
en- -n.,io,.s rnf rNthenttc sonrcss
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

THE YOUNG ASTRONOMER.
BY MRS Il. F. THOMAS.
AY ask the deathless stars, my boy,
The secret Of their power
To chain the soul in silent awe.
At evenings lonely hour
For since the Eastern nag watched
On Chadcas midnight plain,
Full many Pagan priest and seer
Have asked them, all in vain
Far up they roll their silent course,
Witii calm and steady light,
Still looking on the deeds OF earth,
Lone watchers Of the night
They saw Assyrias rise and fall
They the might OF Rome
And these are fed yet s;ill the stars
Watch from their dea.hless home
And ages more shall pass away,
And empires come and go,
Yet still the stars shall keep their watch,
With faces with
| II tell thee child, what subtle power
Is theirs thus they roll
Ii is the voice Of God through them,
Thet whispers to lhy soul
w H. Graham, Tribune Buildings is the Agent f
New-Y urk
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

e TIE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for February
vii he likely give satisfaction to Its numerous readers
he publisher is fulfilling his promise 10 give Illustrations
nom popular native authors. In this number he gives
asGeIike sketch, Harvey Birch's Warning to George
Wharton and tine tnczzotin; Toe Rescue of Moses.
Isce is also plate OF Fashions and Two pages Of
SO'e The contributors are Fanny Forester Mrs. Oo.
FOd, H. I. Tuckerman Mrs. Elicit Joseph II Butler
Hastings Weld Robert A. West Mrs. Child, Mrs.
Atsland, II, p. Grattsn and others. Mrs Chid's Re
objections of Ole Bull. will be read with grea: pleasure
y the admirers of that distinguished artist. Several
s''does which she relates deeply interesting. The
'OO"ng illustrates his early passion tor the violin;
Al i've years old his uncle bought him very small
~un' as yellow as lemon. de says he never felt
AT sd up into the third heaven as he did when his own
~ Hana hEst brought out tune from that yellow vo-
ss, re loved and kissed ii itscemed 10 him SO beau
fn fSN% tNus yellow v.oln! To the surprise OF the
bI Iu!' DC immediately played well upon II, though he
.eeeNed no instruction he had always been present
.u 'anly concerts and he observed every thing and
Seocfec every thing On his ittlc yellow violin. he
s!eH Nquaitetc OF Peyes TO The assembled cue, and
s,', inquired With astonshmeut who hnG ;aught the
@ 'os ihey knew not that God had tausht him, by
~Wss as sinPe "a that OF the mocking bird.
r mnen De WAS eight years old f.enchmRn arrived
eea with victims for sale. One OF them, brigh, red
~ e&or gained the boys heart nj frs, sight. and he
sSea WIKI hs father. I'LL he consented To buy IL. Ii
F3ehasoc late N the afternoon and put away IN its
ss Vie slept IN small bed in the same apartment
.S ne parents and the muchcoveted instrument was
ae sne adjoining room | could NOT sleep said h for
SINKING OF my new violl When heard father ana
SHaei breathing deep rose softly aud lighted can
~ Ind N my ngh,cothes did go tpioe open the
& As Sac lake one little peep. The violin WIS rcd
SI - me pretty pearl screws did smile al me So
saSaed the strings Just little with my fingers IL
' nssed az me ever more and more. took up ihc bow
a looked a. it. 1t said 10 me that, would be pleasan,
- across the sungs So did Try H. lust very,
~ uae; and /, did stag 10 me 80 sweety IHen
e,ee2 farther away from the bedroom. AZ mel,
p4l very soft. / make very. very little noise. But
- sHuy did begin capriccio which ike very much
I CID 20 ever louder ana louder and forgot tnat
s midnight and that every body asleep. Pre-
IL hear something so crack aud the next minute
~ L. = ny fathers whip across my shoulders Ny lille
mn. y0en cropped the floor. sud was broken weep
10 ''r IL eut i; did good They did have doctor
asn day, bu,it never recovered is health.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
Boarding ann 6otfls.

R observation-disclosures rooms with hoard to be OBJ
Dtained al No iS7 Hudson-st References exchanged.
l..l.aa
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

EIl ECONOMY AND fASltlON-To uloHc VINO
A study economy the subscriber, In accordance wiin
times, has reduced his superior Imitation Mole-
skin Hats Fur Bodies the extreme low price Of ozo
The above 10 elegant dress Hat, ana Will compare ad-
vaisg with hats sold in this city S25 and IS 90
Also, constantly manufacturing Fur anu SIZE Hats, OF tue
quality aes! psileru ahd al The lowest city prices Tor
cash.
An OF velvet and cloth Caps constantly on
hand IT, any Instance the above does not give perecI
Satisfaction, can be fully obsined by giving information
To the subscriber. J. w. KELLOGG,
3mt ll6 CHnal-sl
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

r5r Clnirvoyuuce applied II Dinguosi. of
Disease by Or. J. WEgsrss Re-deuce, So HUDSON
NJ nesr Charles Ccasulisiions from A NJ NJ T NJ
Also PRIVATE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERlSM,
ssre place every Monday, Wednesday ard Friday nights
commencing at O'Clock TjcsrIs, admitting gentleman
and ladies' 81 single tickets 81 cents Ji2 limos
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

70 IuleOdF
pOARD-A gentleman, gentleman and his wife,
10 have board and pleasant rooms al No Sc WhesL
Broadway. References required. Terms moderate Also,
one large room hrsi door. III lw-
. n TO TRE PUBLIC.-The proprietor OF Shaks .
p peare Hotel avails himself Of this opportunity say
Ahat his Ball Room s open for the inspection Of
those wishing give balls and concerts through the season
and would also ta his complete for tho
accommodation Of throughte Winter al
moderate rates hoping tha public will call and examine for
themselves. NJ. 5. THRESHER, Proprietor.
New-York, Oct 18th, lS+5. o23 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

zzsssc..., PIANO FORTE Msnufsctory-The
szurr.sls f6 subscribers finishing entirely
"W Unew article OF instruments which war
Y ~ . Rranted superior in any In use, und to
keep much longer. The Improvement consists In
Harp peculiar consucou obvisng every objee
don heretofore caused by the Of metallic plates in ill.,
ferving the Professors and purchasers invited
an examination of these Instruments
GLENN, ROGERS { CO.
oil SO Fulu,D-st Esst side Broadway
ETl HATS, HATS.-Paris MoieskIn Hats at 81, equal
those sold by others al 81 also ele giant dress Hats
80 aud s. 25 superior IN style GDd hnsh 10 those
IN many places IS; neat Hats at 81 c. G. MGrch viii
be pleased his friends al this establishment.
Ia Inn GEO. p II. BROWN, li6 Csnal-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

FOR TIE REMOVAL FERM,SsSr cvSs or All DISEASES
Akf.tNg FROM AZ INPuRE STATE oF THE BLOOD,
py
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

New-Y FORK, June ID, l5i1.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 79 Fulton, corner Of Gold
A, Sod by A B. SANDS i Co. Z' Broadway. corner o
Chambef.-sl; DAVID SANDS Il Co. II Eest Brosdway
N-w-YorE. III I'm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
WAR,

This Document has not vet been printed
A brief synopsis, made from the original Re-
port, has been furnished US. The Secretary
gives a full history Of the commencement and
progress of our Mexican war operations; tho
battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de Ia Palma and
Monterey are narrated then we have the ter
mlnaton Of the armistice the conquest Of
Santa Fe and the CALIFORNIA;, and accounts Of
the various movements Of the armies.
Satisfactory. though not official information
has been received Of the taking Of Monclova.
but not Chihuahua. Gen. KEAREEY's detach.
ment was expected 10 reach the Pacific about
November last. The operations Of Col. FRE-
MONT and Com. SroCKroN West OF the Rocky
Mountains, are referred to with commentator.
Authentic information but no official report
has been received Of their operations.
The military force Of the United States has
been augmented from 7640 men to $4,000 men.
The duties OF the War Department have been
arduous and embarrassing, The Department
Of Tamaullpas, and the right bank ofthe Rio
Grande for several hundred miles from lts
mouth, New L,on, Coahuila and Chihuahua
have all in effect been wrested from the enc
my and the Mexican authority, civil and
military, displaced in New Mexico and the
Caliiornias-al in the short space Of seven
montns.
The regular army, under the law of last
session, when filed up, would amount 10 W
99S, officers and men, but does not now exceed
10000. Our success ia the field is a.rlbuta
bic probably 10 the large number of volunteers
called out since the passage Of the bill increas-
ing the army. 1t is impossible TO tell the num-
Der Of troops which the exigencles OF the war
may require. The volunteers called out who
have encountered the enemy, have more than
justified the expectations tormedofth deSenp-
ton Of troops but il is no drsparagement TO
them to say that regular forces would be pre-
ferred in war TO be prosecuted IN foreign
country. Considerations OF economy are also
decidedly in favor oftroops engaged TO serve
during the war The Secretary is most soiIci-
tous that this subject should receive the atten-
ton of Congress, and that a body OF troops
should be raised to take the place of those vol
unteers who will claim discharge at the end
OF their term of service.
The plan suggested by General MAcoMB II
his report in 1856, is recommended now IN
reference to regimental fed officers. Provls-
ion should be made for offences committed by
our troops and BY persons connected with the
army. An increase Of the regular army is re-
commended. The estimated appropriations
for Notifications for next year amount to Sl95,
$50. The report then goes on TO speak OF our
national defences of sappers, miners ana To-
biographical engineers and their present organ
cation Of the ordinance bureau beng made
quate; deficiency in the medical stall OF the
army history OF operations IN mineral tands
the past wear; Number OF pension agencies, a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31
SCENE ATMoNTEREY.

The following scene was described to
me by an officer commanding regiment
IN the I'd Division at the battles Of Monte
rey, ] give il almost in his own langua-
ge, as he spoke of il the day after il oc-
CURED, (2iih Seplember) He has de-
clared often since, that il made him feel
sentimental every time he thought Of IT,
aud am sure never thought Of accus-
ing him Of weakness for it gave me The
blues 10 hear him tell the story:
And this, said be, in speaking ofhome,
reminds me Of on effeciing scene of last
night. | was ordered by Col. Childs to
take company ofmy regiment and break
IN the doors of row OF houses in the Sc
cond plaza. | had gone nearly through
without seeing a soul, when, for a time,
the efforts of my men were exeried 10 vain
to get into one that seemed barricaded
with care. As the hinges Of the door
were about TO give, ifemulous voice on
The inside beseeched me not TO break the
door down, il should be opened. When
unlocked | rushed in rs well as | could,
over-beds, chairs, cushions, etc. ETC., and
to my surprise found the room occupied
by about twenty-five womeni As soon
as they saw me and the soldiers following,
they ran around me and fell on their knees,
the elder beseeching, in tones oedeep dis
Fes5, my protection, and to have their
lives spared; the younger begging timid,y
not to be injured. While they were thus
kneeling, and assuring them that no
harm or injury should beiall them, pref
ty little woman slid into the circle, and
knelt close to my feet. Senior, said she,
in soft quiyerng voice, for the love YOU
bore your mother. for the love you have
for your wife for the tender affections
your heart holds for your children, oh,
spare this, my poor little babe holding
up bright eyed, dimpled checked little
boy, about year old. She never asked
for 6erseE In spite Of me, tears rrshed
to my eyes, and could only speak With
foil heart as told her TO rise, and assur-
ed her that she and her child were per-
teotiy safe. By the Holy Virgin, Cap
ting, remarked rough Irish soldier, wip-
ing away a tear with the back Of his hand.
'coai the ould Seventh purlect them.'
That night ! watched over that room,
N'''' % edNttHiJ hFk't from lHNuSlVns
The next day we were blessed by these
females in their attentions, the FRO.
lection we had given them, for they gave
US of what they had to eat and drink, and
we were nearly famished. Poor creatures,
how much they we're distressed. The
young mother will ever be painted in my
minds eye as the devoted guardian Of her
babe. Her husband | learned, was an
officer, and was then fighting US in the
city. She could not have known whether
he was alive or not, and have not heard
of him. =
Many scenes, very ike that described
above took place in the city. did not
hear of single outrage being committed
where women were in The question, but
heard OF many instances in which food
was furnished 10 our men and paid for.
even when the fight was going on.---.N,
o. Picayuae
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31

How Is THIS 1.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Patriot says that Mr.
Secretary WALKER has decided that MIR. Cor
coRAS. of the firm Of CoRcoRAN s hGGs, OF
Washington, shall be the Government De
pository and Dsburser Of the Public Funds.
for paving the mileage and per diem OF the
members Of Congress Is not this papable
violation of the sub treasury law? If we are
not mistaken, the Treasurer Of the United
States is the only Government Depository, au-
tborized BY the act, at the city Of Washington.
The Speaker of the House, we believe, has al
WAYS hitherto been the "Disburser Of the
public Funds, for paying the mileage and per
diem Of members Of Congress" --.aie1. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31

exclusive of Navy pensions, and number Of
pensioners about 10000
The Sub-Ireasury act contemplates the
employment Of officers therein named as pen
SION agents, and renders il doubtful whether
those hitherto employed are moi suspended.
He recommends that authority be gwen to
continue the present agents at a reasona-
bic compensation. Three thousand four hun
bred and thirty four Indians have been rernov.
ed West of the Mississippi River since last
annual report New treaties with Indians re-
feTred to, and the solicitude of Government to
promote the welfare Of Indian tribes is feeling
ly expressed-.E J.. Tribune
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31
wAsTn-M AsTn-WA srr.

What is there a man cannot waste and
that too without a single instance Of lavish
proaigacy but soley by those minute. scarce
" percephble squanderlngs which like the
constant dropping Of water upon the rock.
wear away that which seems most likely 10
endure He may waste his health by little
indulgences Of penicious habits--by constant
irregularities, slight in themselves, and their
efforts in single instances scarcely perceptible.
but which as violations Of the laws Of his be-
ing will wear gradual but certain inroads upon
the strongest constitution, until the energies
decay, the fountains Of life are dried up, pre-
mature old age sits like crown of thorns
upon the head OF early manhood. He may
waste fortune in petty squanderlngs-timea and
talents on triles OF in listlessness and ideness
How many a giant mind has been friitered
away in pursuit Of belittling objects of low
ambition. How often do we see powers per
ishing for hack Of ought--shivering into in
Significance for want of intelligence to feed
upon, which use might have polished to the
highest briiliancy, and exercises would have
made equal to achieving the noblest purposes
How mary scatter in idleness or Indifference
TO their value, the LILLE minute particles Of
golden-time, I'LL golden hours and days and
years are wasted, the treasures Of life all scat
tered, and Death finds nothing but poor ma
ked and useless thing OF the last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31

JuDeE OF THE CouRr OF APPEALs.-WIL-
LIAM DANIEL, Esq. Of LynchbuTg, was yes
,erday elected on the third ballot a Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals. to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of the late Judge
SrANARp. Ii was well understood that the
Democratic members of both Houses were de-
termined that none but a Democrat should be
chosen else the extraordinary qualifications
OF Mr.. JAMES MARSHALL. of Frederick, as ad-
vanced by Mr.. ANpREw HuNrER. in the hest
nomination speech we have ever heard, would
probably have secured his election. tits sure
" TO be regretted that politics should be allow
ed TO have the slightest influence in such an
election, but. in modern days, the evil seems
10 be unavoidable, and il is almost hopeless to
contend against it. Mr.. DANIEL is young
man to be placed in SO important a Judicial
station. According to the rule Of selection
which the political majority Of the Legisel4ie
prescribed 10 themselves. we know Of 40 rsr
son. who was spoken Of for the oiAce, whose
appointment should be more satisfactory 70 the
public. Mr. DANIEL is a gentleman OF fine
abilities, is now in the enjoyment Of large
nisi prius practice, and we are confident, wall
be valuable accession TO the bench.--Rilh
Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-31

George =. EMERSON, Esq, has made
report 10 the Legislature OF Massachusetts.
concerning the wood plants Of that State. Mr.
EMERsoN was one Of the Commissioners on
the Geological and Botanical Survey, ordered
by Governor EVERETT, and his present report
contains descriptions Of more than two hun
dred trees and shrubs, and among these are
several hitherto unknown, which are valuable
additions to the sylvia Of the State. There are
no less than twenty one different species OF
willow trees growing within the limits Of the
State eleven different kinds Of oaks. and no
less than eight varieties Of the whoncberry.