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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25
Sarctt fir IS4z.

Oen tarbaren Ginnptnern ron Starf
Souny miro hermit befannt eemadt, rae
Id) am 6ten natlteu Scptembers onfanaen
neroc, Die 2arcn teIa9ten Gruntn's fir Sas
Sahr lS47 ju ccllectiren, uno Su Dem 3,rede
ld' ielbit ODER meln . putirter finen & aa in
1ecem Scwnihip an pocr nate cen acn DbnIis
d,en QSatlpldbeu prn 10 llbr Gcrmlttaas
ets 4 llbr 9tahmitto9s suae9en Itiu merle,
Die Iarcn ron Sclten, weld'e 1le coiclblt
Su beSahlen wunihen, in Gmpfon9 su neb.
men, ttimIid,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Hae Eager, 100 bic neuen SreipitliSens
He9'menter Sur 8erildrfuna Sen. IaD!pr, 8
Nrmee sum Te!poieuit encrercjrt Veroen
irasr> lir9t bel ccu ShmefeIquelIcn, 3 Weis
len bon Ger Stabt Mler no {Idl Der 9Ifmc
nit benz 91io @ranoeRulfe oerc;ui9t. G5
ipa elm Iebr fd,6uer uno oelllnhcr plas ltin.
Wcbrere Goultuo Gruppen tparen bcre;ts
tort ou9efpmmrn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25
0ifcnboDu=Gpmpcntipu.

Glc Gienbdll,z Convention miro Icuuers
flag Ten :6. su9uif, Scrmitta9s 10 ubr, in
Gantcn elne G,rfamnlun9 balten. GS ,pcr.
cen CcIcGaten BON Den oerlhieoeneu Stdc.
ten Spif fheu Dem Sbirfus unoMdnsfclo Ct.
mortct. Ter 0c9enltono Der Seratbnn9 in;
Su untetiuten wenn mD3lid, tpelhs5 bic
bclte uno auefnhrbarite 0tcute fur eine gis
ienbahn rDm Shie bis Manef1el icl. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25
Gin,p ib,sn9 Der ,seuen
Eat bpli { 6 en-
Gir0e.

Bic nahftenScnntag> 8crmitta9S .Ol1hr,
nsro Die neue a t b Of 1d' Stride oabier.
curh N>tw. Sru. @iftcf pursel pcn Gjn'
cInnatt feie'ld, ein9cmeibt meroen, ;u ,pels
der SeItl'dteit bic G!i:oer Der 8irGe aus
Ger Ndbe unto Serne biermit freuaoldaftlidf
einaelaeen fIuo.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Die Gonolz uno GtientabniD1e bctruseu
III 9ennlplYanien bis Cute Sul, oes laufens
ben Sotres 1,O'9,55l-$ 3O7O76 mebr
oIs in eerIelten 3eit ce6 perigeu Sabres. -
Ser biz gum 81. Suli oieies Sabres ouf
cen JtemsWorfer Sondlcn eitQcQanQene Ses
tra9 war s 1,79O,539 SIS SCI ,55l-98
mehr ais in ccrIelten pcricoe RES lettcr
Satres. Cie Stei9eruu9 bctrd9t uter IS
YrcScnt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

TaS Battalion tcrantId:er Changers inter
Sbrilt SoY5 1T uadl Sera Sru; tep,rert
>pcrocrL um bic bortice @e1cno Upn cen
8ancitcntoufen III trfrcieu uno Die Setbrs
cun3 Sptid,en Gcra Gru, une Ser. Scrtt
,plerer herIuitcuen. Cie Ieraner Fnb Die
rctt,tcn ,ferle fir eiejeu Srb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

SH pstersturgb Diitrifte, 8lrernisH lit
Sor. 81. s.. NReace, Der oemcfratifd,e eonel'
car, ,um Gct9ree- -9ieprdlcatansen er'pablt
pprbeu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Tift>9arthetln cr.-Dic 9tld'ts
Yartheimdnner werfen gsmDbnlld, Ill elmer
BON Swei @laItn qefuncen, ndmlif untsr
jeneu, Gle fetnen Sinn fir ras Scfrntlldc
habcn unb jenen, Gle iId, i'm Gerfehr INIT
eiuer crcr mebreren partheien pcricnlit acs
tduiht fancen. Die ,ite elol1c it tloS NIT
Berufen be1hdfti9t, wrld,e {Ie fir pid,tiaer
bait als cine 9utc He9icruna. pcer Ile beitbt
jene Scrte oleid0iiltigen Glauben, bic ons
nin,mt. baB aqcs OUT 9enu9 oehen wirc,
tpeil cs 9eraee fem rriifenres ll,1hcil aett,
bas ihren iueipicueQen Nfac itGrt. 0Gdtz
renb Ge lid, allo hcr 9uien Ne9icrun9 cr-
freuen, Die BON rolitiIh @utlomfeit SeN:
d,ert spirb, pcradten (le 9crdce tie SHansz
Iun9swci1e, tpcburd, Ge in cen Stano 9cfctt
fnr, ild, lbrer 9eradtun9 un9eil6rt tiuSea
b;n su f6nnsu. Ole Speitc GlalIc 1T einc
s1blrcihe. Ger 8erlul1 einc6 stmtee, Ger
Sica eines Gebeutnhlers, cas Tehlid,laecn
eines Qiebiingsprrjeftes Efnen auf ,punce,z
pcQe QSeiie Die Slu9eu biefer ecue III cinem
@efutlc Ter Sptlbeit ees Yarbeineleus.
Dcsbalb lnp fle fOrtan uie refine 9atrioten,
uno prioile0irt, ben Neit rer gEelt ;u tabeln
unb allc Menfdlen eutweocr fur Sctril9er
ooer 8err0ene Su erfldren. Gurl Der
,9iihtspartbcsmus III ltets bic Srud't cut
peoer elmer MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Din9e, poer elmer f1ulen Setitludt ccer
getduietter Gr,partunoen. Gin uerninft0er,
gefiblprlIer feItltinhtlrier beld,eibener
Mann oerfiQt fslten in rieien Srthum. Gr
mag in pclitifhen Gin9cu mcbr coer menis
ger tbdti9 ieiu, aber er miro itite Mcinun9
bariiber baben unb Sur entfprcheneen 3eit
nit Sctisfrit ibr aemde honceln. (G.U.S.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25
gefanntmabun9

Seuodrist eaS 9lubtifum odtunaepcIr,
ca6 er feline gSerfititte in 2uecara,pas
Strai1e, 9eaeniber S. S.QEiuterbolters@ s., o.
cerp errlhtet bat, tpo..er jest uno fllnftia Dor.
ratbt9 halt eihe aa9emene 9Iuepahl
Kupfer, BIerb= unu EtseubIrrbnaaren,
tpelde er su nieerieeu prcifen fir 8aarsclo
Ucer sprocufte oerfauir.
Ser9eet niht, oae mon BEL 0ittle bic bette
uno pchlfellits slrtitel ienes 8ahcs &auf.
Ell fannt
SlusbrfIerun9en 9ebraudter 9lrtifcIr trer.
ben in tnrSrlter 3eit uno auf Die bette peile
9emad,t.
9Ilr9. II, 1847. 35zb. ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

cSr1 Der lesten Wpntagnad,t ilno bon gEprs
ceiter, MoiT, ''tioht meni9er als erci jun9e
perliebfe 9drd,en nit einanter entlaufen.-
Die lrnit 70 itlQe 9uritanerifact 1T pom Was
por on Biz gum fleiniten 8erfel berab tarob
in hDhifes Grfaunen oerathen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

% ar3en an benz Glter ODER ben 81
sen pon &ithtn tDlnen leid,t pertrtcben tper>
ben, w;nh man oislslbtn nit 9llaun z9Soiltr
mlfd,t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

gStut Gu 9lnoere seunen lerncn, 70 bees
tadte Old willlt Tu Dlt fennen lerneu.
70 berbadte Snoere.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

cu Sabsn hingcn Die WeinitDte 10 prQ
bon Trauben, bas erfabrenc eeute meiuen,
Ile witroen ,pctl Traubcn ou5brctcn mills
fen, umYaesu lhoftn fir bic ntrisen. Die
Srrcfri,d,te uuo oosSblt 9eben elns tetipiels
los 9iult0e gmte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

1908 pcltdmter 0lebts III oen Sersn19'
ten Stadteu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Ter Sfduf re6 Wermrnentempc!5 ;u 9tar:
200 rErd, bic SattpIifcn 1T nieoer ,ilf ldn:
9lN semcrcen, ca fein unteltrelttarer 0eIk
tell aus9cfeQt mereen fenute. Die &athc:
lfsn hoten ein onoercs @et6ure onSefauft
I'M e5 tit cine Stride III rcrmanbclu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Gtenfals tpfrbe id, auf meiner 9lmtsftube
1T eantcn pom "A. September bis 20. Dee
cember 9e9enwdrtig ieiu, nm bic Garen BON
cld,en, peld,e nlett i'm Scraus besablt ba>
ben, at crbebcn. = Diejcui9en, melde bies
vernadldflen, miifIen erwarten, baB 1Ie
iulaslldac Soften su besablen haben,
Solaenees 1T ner Setrao, rpelder ouf ie.
oen Collar ces Msrtbs fur oas laufsube
Sahr berehueu 1T.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Eie Sncianer in Der unl9e9suo BON Gan
sIntcnic, Gcros, iau9cn All ZEN @iumcb.
nern lehr lditi3 III merrcn. Gic tatcn ne,,s
crbin9S miercr eini9e Mcrctbaten be9anoen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

~ 4S ieerfprii d, c. Mebrere SrpaG>
fsci'so'atter fd,rciben 9Irtifei, iporin Ge 81
be,peten f,leben. bns Calhoun eiu @concr
bss jes'aen merifonifden Grieoes fet, nno
sspar Elm iebr heftiGer.-@ut Nr. Galhcuu
mar id,cn eft Geaner ben etmas, 4. 8. ppu
Sadion. 9Sis fcn,men abcr bann aneere
Mhiabldt'er ea,u, oen Rrieg NIT Mericc fir
einen Gries tes Sloene, sefib't sur Inter
ftatuns fiirlider Snititutirnen, su erflds
rem ? ai 49, Gb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Man fa9t, Gen. Sedion bale cine Sd,rift
binterlcGeu, worin er feine slnGd,t iiter ben
militiriften @hnr1fter Der uerfd,ietenen 0cs
feblsbaber auslprid,t, refde in Slorioa gcs
gen Rte Seninclcn sienten. Ga;u eet6sen
tte Sen. Scott, Sei1ep, Gay!er Wcrtb,
gnines unt ntGlind. Otan mid bic Cdrift
bnrd, cen D,nf pe.Gfertlid,cn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

QEdhreno res pe, frl1fucu Wrnat5 SuIi
nuroen in oer Ser. StaotensW}l,nie III Stem
Sr(cans fir = MiGicutn 0clars Wtnuie
ocr, ant, mti;fcn3 Sob.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Su @alpcfcn SeraS, 1T ourt, elne Ge>
(eIllhait cine ceutite3situn3 9e9riineet Wor>
ceu, bic BON renGcbrlloernSllhner berau5s
9c9ebeu miro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

3ret Wduner, bic fh G'ccra Shirore
uno Smc6 Miaer uerncn, ituo III Waltis
mere fctfAcrcmmcn wrrrcn, ,pcil iIe cas-
jun0e fortiNe Wdot,cn Marp gEhlttiua tpn
Gtambertebar0 91., cntflltrten uno III
Snltimpre ais SclaYin pelfauftcn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Ter Ger. Stn1trns Stenmer @rup. q Il
1T III Ger Jtad,t cc6 l3. Silli an ter 2lronl,e
2'or pcrun9lllttt Ite Naunld1ft rcttete
fd,.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Sn alien ncrb-SitIiden Staatcn rclier1
Necnteu umhcr, um Wtded,en fir Gle Natrjs
scu i'll 2emeI onsuwerbcn. S>unoernueile
wrrtcii bic Spuneriuucn cen 8atrlfen s.acs
fd,Ift-rern bod eano it ia burh cen jesl-
gen oernilnftiacn Garif ruinirt uno bic Sas
triflrtcn IInt tanfcrctr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Die 9feligicn 9leid't eiuem frudtbaren 81
der, cen manhe Yrieitcr NIT 9iftpfanier
tefuIlen
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Ter 0itter Nerwe b miro mad, 9icr>
oerneD 9chen, nm Sectdccr ;u aebroud,eu.
Sm u1d)itcn Spmmcr mill er cine0teilc naH
bcu Sercil,i1tcu Stdattn antrcten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Sn Urono 0iicsr Mapios, Widiaan, in
Der alte misunderstanding Slodifiu 9c>
ftcrben. Gr errcid,te ein Sitter pen mchr
oI5 100 cSabrcn unp fllhrte em ttatcnrcid,es
unb tc>pe9tc5 Qctcn. Sm lcGtcn Grleg bjente
er ouf Seiten Der Gn9lduper uno mar Der
grlte, meIder 1872 nit Ger Satfsl in 8uts
falc eincrou9, I'm cs eiu;uiItern. Seiteem
lettc er III 8rieecn unb Sreunefhaft nit
oen INpiecn
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Nuf Grccit. gin IhDne5 Miehcn,
nit iri,d,sn rcll3cn Vppcn, mrrauf id, Ger
Sd,olt (pis9elte. trot i'll eincn earer, I'M
Gin paar S,onold'ube Su crhanrcIn. QIte pleI
fciten &c? 81, l19te Der perllebte aber uns
rcrld,dmie Srmmis, inrcm or lhrc funtclrs
ctu 2u9eu. INTO farmiurctben vippcn be9off1
ts, f t cInrnNuG iolIenSie oeicltcn babeu!-
3naeocbsn Iaqte ra5 iun9e SraucEsimmer,
l.lcem lIs Ole j,anci bube cinitc6tt, uno ca
it fete, noB Sic ticr crcrltren, 10 troge,t
sic cs lit Sbren Snd,eru cin, unr crucftis
rcn c6 f. Sie '0ANcu> wrranf iIe iJd ciliyit
eutfcrntc.
Sincin -GrcmbecrcusEcm6a,
ncrcnt. - 3mei Trpmtcercu Scrfaufer am
intern Wartt btfamcu Streit, uuo warfcn
lIh III Der !, te oll' thre Gecren 9eQcnicitia
an bcnGerf; wcrauf itre @eiId)tcr oen blu>
tioen Mtserlbilrsen ouf benz Marfte niht
undbnlut laten.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-25

n pnt ni died ut from JuuI Murray
me dated the TIA das OF August. lr46 aud recorded
N the Clerks office OF III. Cnuuty Couri Of Olo county
| Aa1 proceed 70 sell Monday, the 9Th day Of hu
gst. III the follow described property, vii the
north bali OF Lot No 30 esht, that part Of III
ritl of Accng called North " herring. laid out 1T T.
benezef Ia deceased. aud: hounaed follows front
ing Market street thirty three and running hack
one hnafitd and thitt4 TIVE feet with The hereditG
Hirnts and MI oYenient> thcreuniu belonging.
On I'll. pfnU.ft erected yalHai steam oil mill.
Tins teed al tu-i gwen Ia SECURE tie t.ldnet o.
Htftc fas,. money dHt IL sand Murray.
IEHM- III sly 'a-Il-
Selling lis tfu st,l t..ie Viii fesouecyca = ves
ted lIff,r. DANIEL. { EiST
4f!-ttg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-25

y ARTtCGLNB attention paid IN purchasing SoHth
= efu SiaHIes, aud sae-'taii kfnd- Of Western r."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-25

UNDER AL GIRGI- INSTANCES.
WF}dE NtE SICK, get rnrad. ifucll. employ meas
y Ia continue so. Erefs individual iuIlr.s IN
harts winch must ercater or isser extent ,l4-ar.
TIM adu4Ir4te and intricate combinations whIc
form tire lsten, aud consequently
EVERY TNpINIUJ At
-Aand Fas~es7 HHid vet eti'cacIous. Simple aud
accredited iHr preserving all the functions 81 tf0
1 -. - ....-- L 1917
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-25
''OAK HALL"
3 u s r. 0 NJ

VI N FNTRtNtE 10. 81 NM ST.
NEARLY OPPOSITE MERCHANTS Row.
Nlstnn- lnlA O l. L - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-25

fb 5#tiE3 'ft ENfE.
HHHNEttf fN.rt kGE5N NA5 tEttt tzfltzf-s
hHIIt HAr. lire toHtA f=t ratH'-r ri "t=ia aat 'H
- liz %-eai. Residence ll tsa 2at sse 'tfiial nj
f4a-.---t- street. aft tH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-25

D..er la- Hro.a. '.tl. and -attuttdo. French TIE
'T'f'. -.e'h eti It, gaHs- aud rt"ak., e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

Va moved TO strike out. Thus making il ap-
p-.snpon the Journal Of proceedings tha, the
amendments Of FsRRaE and Thompson had
unanimously passed. when il was notorious
Il fac, and Of record thar g. members had voted
u the negative.
The Colonel, II we remember rightly. also
ridiculed with the power of truth (if not Of
wit) the ridiculous Inconsistency Of disapprov-
ing OF The terms Of the cspiiulation, and in the
same breath proclaiming the Generals ''coa-
duct on that memora5le occasson,n which Of
course embraces as well his mode of ending
The battle as his mode Of fighting il. TO be s.ju-
dic,oas and distinguished" He also replied
To the gentleman, tha, as humble and as neon
siderable as he made himself at home, has vote
had done harm toGen. TAYLoR, because Eu.
rope asd the whole civilized world saw his
name, as one Of the s4uieritg Of the National
House OF Representatives, recorded against
him. They rad md interpreted ne heart II
tie .in,sricns Nation through Tie ro,es az her
Representatives. N Congrva-howevpr much
they might sometimes be mistaken. as then
,rers ia This instance, il they had so concluded
from The vote of the House OF Representatives
There was Of course. as there always is in
political melee. good many hard blows in
the way OF SdTtdSfIfSs cxcss ucdH on ettEer side,
but every thing pissed offin comparative good
nature. Mr. BEprseER thought the Wings
wanted 10 give him one of SouP Scorr's fires
in the tenr, as they thought he had gone, but
not so. Monsieur Tonson" had come again
TO pay his respects to Ajax Telamon;" bu,
ahe Col. had no desire to get ''too big for bis
'breeches, " and 90 he wouldn't be AJAX Tela-
mon,s but '-httie Dawn" who had few peb.
bles and sling for 'GoLiAHl" He took up
the unkind epithe, hurled a, Gen. ScoTr, and
spoke in thrilling terms Of his gallant and he.
roic deeds at Chippewa and Lundy's Lane,
and rebuked as we thought in just and iDdig.
nant language The term Sour Scorr, applied 10
one who had so CALAMITY served his country.
There was good many inienogaiories pro-
pounded and answered backwards and for
warls, and our ears might have deceived US,
but we heard no explanation OF the Three
Million Blll'--only that Mr.. b. wanted 10 know
of a s,aunch and good old Wing wha, he wan
ted with three millions? The debate closed
with someremarks upon the Lieutenant Gene
al Bill, which Col. CoLsTosargued was created
for the purpose Of disgracing ScorY aud Tly-
Tor, and that Mr.. BEDisoER had voted for it,
We hare given this poor sketch from memo.
rs, and If we have mistaken the position of
either speaker in any, the slightest respect,
most cheerfully will we correct it. Entertain
ing personally the kindes, regard for both Of
them, we have sough, only to place before the
people the truth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE
ARMY.

From the West we learn that Col Don.
MPHAN with GOO men, encountered body OF
Mexcans, about 1900 in number, about 30
miles OF Paso del Norte and battle ensued-
The Mexcans stood bu: one fire, broke ranks
and fed, leaving 80 men dead on the field
None Of the Americans were killed--only sew
en- wounded. Col. DoENiPHAN's destination is
chihuahua where be expects 10 find Gen.
Wool and join his column. He viii be dis
appointed, and may run perhaps ia,o the arms
of an over-powering force.
An Instruction bad been planned at Santa
Fe, headed by the Priests, but i; was discover
in time 10 proven, it. Twenty OF the ring
leaders-nearly all Priesis-had been arrested.
1t was thought they would be executed.
The dates from Tampico are TO the 20ih OF
February-Gen. ScoTr had arrived the day
before. The General Immediately issued his
General Orders-announcing his Staff, Off
GERS, &C., and also general order for the pur
pose Of restraining RIGHTEOUSNESS in and about
the camps and posts Of the invading army by
which all such camps, Sc, are declared 10 be
under martial law, and assassination, murder,
malicious stabbing, manning, theft, the wan
ton destruction of Churches or other property
are declared 70 be offences which will be pun
ished by military commissions duly appointed
tor the purpose, and that the sentence shall be
carried into execution, in conformity with
puuishmeuts inflicted fos like crimes in the
United States.
II is reported that SANTA ANNA has ordered
his troops to evacuate Vera Cruz and retire in ,
Il "A ..ko IL ~
A letter from TampicC, Feb Ia, states that SAN
IA ANNA was TO march on Saltlo preparatory
to attacking Monterey; and that Gen. URnrA,
with 5000 troops, was TO march upon and at
tack Matamoras. The Mexicans count strong
" upon the success Of both expeditions. II is
thought, however, by the n. Orleans Bulletin
that these limitations are given out by SANTA
ANNA 10 mask his real movements towards
Vera Cruz, and that he has actually marched
to that point lie had 80, 900 men, 7 900 cav
airy, at San Luis, and may reach Vera Cruz
as soon as Gen. ScoTr. A severe fight will
perhaps take place.
Gen. TAYLOR is now at Saltillo, with about
5000 men and a full supply Of provisions, &c,
for his army for ten months. II is reported in
in letter from Brazos Santiago, OF date Feb.
%. that the whole Mexican force IN and about
Saliillo have gone South TO Vera Cruz. Gen.
Butler has been obliged 70 return 10 the Y.
States-he is still suffering so much from his
wounds received at Monterey as TO be disabled
Tor service.
The portion of the Virginia Troops under
1t. Col. R.NpoIp PHI, had arrived al Brazos San
tago They are to land at the mould eff the
Rio Grande, and proceed Immediately to Sal.
tilo The virginans will be under "Old
Rough and Ready"
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Wing Meeting.

Alta Mass Meeting Of the Wings a. P..,.
iey County, held on Monday, March 3 ls,-
oa motion Of d H. Cosaap. Eco -
EpW'D coLsToN was appointed cA,;.
mar and JscoB Vas DoRrs and JSo p, -
Hoer, Secretaries. ''"S
iae Chairman stated the oljec, II r. ma,
ins to Be the nomination OF Wig can1,,f.,
ior The next House oi De.rgales 81 yirg;n;.
On mosson Of Capt las s. Bsowx ~ -.
ing proceeded to ballot :--,he r..,k ~ -,
was the nomination Of ADAM SMALL ~
THOMAS BROWN. Esqs a''
On motion Of d. III. Cosa.p, Fsa Il
gentlemen were unanimously recomneDSss
70 the Wings Of Berkeley, as 4, person, i !
present the County in The nen, Gener,l
senably
The meeting rhereupon adjourned
EDW'D CoLSToN. a..
!scoB Vss DosEs, I Co..
Jso. B. HooE, secs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11
From the IIarrisonbnrg Republican, Feb. II
WING CONVENTION.

Agreeable 10 notice, Wing Convention TO
nominate candidate for this Congressional
District, assembled in this place on Wednes-
dav last. -Four counties were represented
Shenandoah, Hardy, Rockingham, and Au-
gusta. Pendleton and Rockbrige were not re-
presented, but are understood 10 be willing 10
abide by the decision of the Convention held
here on the 24th.
The Convention unanimously selected cur
worthy townsman, Col. ALcERSoN 5. CRAY,
who, when apprised OF the choice of the Con-
vention, came forward, aud in few eloquent
remarks accepted the nomination.
Mr. GRAY is a gentleman of very clever al.
emit fine address, and highly esteemed by all
who are acquainted with him. We hope ey-
cry man in the District who feels an Interest
in the success of the great Conservative Wing
principles, will do his duty on this occasion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11
APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. RicHARp RUSH, of Philadelphia has
been nominated and confirmed as Minister to
France. Hon. DAVID TOP, of Ohio, Minister
to Brazil in the place ofthe Hon. HEsay A.
VASE. recalled at his own request. Hon. GEo.
w HopYIss. as Minister to Portugal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11
KING STREET THEATRE.

"Old Drury'' was filed on Monday night
last, the 9Th inst, and the Plays of"Robert
.nacaire'' and "Catci,ing an Heircss" were
performed with good taste aud spirit. The
QuadrIlle in Robert Macaire was admirably
danced. and called down ,hunders of applause.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11
TIE NEW MAJOR GENERALS.

Col. Tnos r. BEsros. OF Mo-. aud Col Cra-
miSGs Of Augusta, Ga are the two pew Mai Cen
erals uuder The late law OF Coasress sulhorising the
appointment Of additional officers Of that grade
Every person knows Gen. BEsTos. but Of Cum
mlsos we know nothing. osly that he fought the
famous duel . number Of ysars siace with Grn Nc
Drrrt~ If g G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11
THREE MILLION BILL.

This celebrated Bill, which was under dis
cussion so long in both Houses of Congress
has been passed The Wiln,ot or .anti Slars-
m proriso was stricken out
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

erApAM SMALL and Thomas BRows,
Esgrs., il vii. be seen, were nominated by a
Wing meeting assembled at the Court House
on Monday last, the 9th inst. as Candidates
to represent this County in the next House OF
Delegates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

Hy-The Lecture before the Literary A''oeia''oa
proposed for this evening, 10 ""sso'dae'y po''roned
I'll Thuisdsy evening next, the 18th INST
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

ExrENsE OF Recovering A CLAiM.-The
amount OF appropriations demanded by the
Administration 10 carry on the war TO June
80. lS4S, is S4,0O0,OO0
The Mexican claim is 100000
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

We have internal troubles enough Union
Poor old woman! Have YOU got the chol-
ic.--Lou. Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

Excess already appropriated $4,000
And the claim is not yet recovered!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-11

There is great scarcity Of seamen at Bos-
ton, al the present time, and high rates OF wa
yes are paid TWENTY-FIVE dollars per month
for ehort voyages are paid