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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-09
p y DMIO SALE
OF
Personal and Heal Estate.

M LII De sold at public auction. on Tues
w day he 2eih ofthe present meath. al the
late resdence OF Miss Rebeeca Rippey, deed.
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Nhmsris /! AAascis Il!

WUST received, a beautiful loi Of Terkei
- Wool Shawls, at such pricesas cannot iali
10 please.
BURNS s. yANARsDALE.
October 81, lS47
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FOR SALE

4 LIKELY and valuable FE.M.3LE
II SERT.a.NT who is accustomed TO all
kind of kitchen as well as house work. En-
quire at this office.
December9, lS47. -3w
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s55,404.565 "a

$l2,686,090 IS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-09

MAINE.
David IIammonds,
Asa w. II. Clapp,
Hiram Belcher,
Franklin Clark,
T.. X. Smart,
James S. Wiley,
*Hezekiah Williams
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Amos Tuck,
Charles II. Peaslee,
james Wilson,
*James II. Johnson,
MASSACHUSETTS.
*Roberl G. Wirtirop
*Daaiet p. King,
@.3mos Abbott,
John G. PaJfrsy,
*CIarles Hudson.
George Ashm,m,
julius RoclsaceA,
John Quincy adams
,ariemas Hale,
Joseph GrinneU.
RHODE ISLAND.
> Robert b. Cranston,
Benz. b. Thurs,on,
CONNECTICUT.
flames Diron,
samuel ID. Hubbard
sJohn "A. Rockwell,
*Trunaan Smith.
VERMONT.
Uilliam Henry
*Jacob Coliamer,
George p. Marsh,
Lucius b. Peck.
NEW YORK.
Frederick w. Lord,
Henry c. Murphy,
Henry Niooll,
sWiliam B. Maclay-
Fred. II. JdttAsad9e,
David S. Jackson,
William Nelson.
Cornelius Haren,
Daniel B. 81. John,
EGai;im Sheriff.,
Peter II. Sylvester,
Gideon Reynolds,
John |. Stiagerl@ld,
Orlando Kellogg,
Sidney Lawrence,
Hugh White.
GEoRGE PETRIE,
Joseph Mullin,
w lliiam NOiiins,
*Tinlolhy jenkins,
G.. A. Stark weather,
Ausburn Blrdsan,
" illiam Duer,
Daniel Colt,
Hartman S. Conger,
HIM. 4. Laurence,
John NJ. Houey,
HEiias B, Holmes,
Robert l. Ross,
Daniel Runlsey,
Dudley Maruin,
Nathan X. Hall,
Harvey Putnam,
. " ashington Hunt.
NEW JERSEY.
flames G.. Hampton,
u iilian "A. NeweN,
@Joseph Edsall,
John Fan Dyke,
Dudley S. Gregory.
PENNsyLvASlA.
SLEwIs G. LEVIN.
sJoseph r. hgersoH,
Charles Brown,
#Charles J. lngersoh,
JOHN Freddy,
j. ". Hopbeck,
"a. r. McHeai'se,
#John Strohn,
William Strong,
SRiehard Brodhead,
Chester Butler,
*David Wilmot,
#Janes Pollock,
George N. Eckart,
Henry Mes.
j. l.. Brady,
John Blanchard,
*.Aadretc Stelcnrt,
Job Mann,
John Dickey,
Moses Hampton,
j. ". FareHy,
1James Thompson,
.Alerander Hrine,
DELAWARE.
John ". Houston.
MARYLAND.
sJoln C.. Chapman,
j. DIXON Roman,
IT. Watkins Lyon,
Robert M. M'Lane,
/ Hereunder Erdns,
John ". Christield.
VIRGINIA.
EArchibald Atkinson
Richard X. Meade,
1'hos. s. Tourney.
Thomas $. Bocock,
Uiltiaol l.. Goggin,
John NJ. Bolts,
#Fhomas II. Bayly,
/ r. Il. l.. Beale,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-09

DEEPER and Alspice, also Fine and
u Ground Alum SaIt-a LOT OF good Chew
Ing and Smoking Tobacco.
December Q. 1917 G. RAENHAL.
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Making a total of

From this should be deducted
the amount Of the ordinary
appropriations on accouutot
the army, Sc, for the fiscal
wear. saw, SIU,lI4,7S0 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

pounds Of whisky. loguood pokebery. &c which
are termed the iaice Of the grape by those WHO
ugh, to know better.
As % Mines and Mining-but will postpone
that subject tlmy next, ere which hope TO ex'e"'
sones bat my seanty stock Of knowledge concern
ing il Let me rather close this with ie" "O'''
on home topics.
Since I leit Detroit eleven days ago. i nave seen
nothing. heard nothing from the WORN L 4s' !"
South Of Lake Huron Ny last City papers adVn'
"A nae NJ the absurd sqasbble among the Wings Of
49,, ci,v AZ their Judicial Rstifying Meeting bat
49, have been chosen JUDGES for City or State
shall be left to guess for several days yet and my
00ss.es do not square with my wishes II the
psople hare elected Bronson and Jewett, Jones
Oakley 4 Co. they richly deserve to be ridden BY
lawyer monopoly and ground by Jadgeiees and
taxed costs till they feel-tbat is, those who voted
for such Judges or did not vote al all will have de-
served IT, although hard necessity and the change
OF time for holding the Election have implicated
me in the latter category IL is the first time ever
missed vote since had right 70 css; one !
trust it is the last. could not stsHo vote and yet
visit Lake Superior in TO attend the Chicago
Convention and this visit stood pledged to 9th
ers 70 make long before knew it would interfere
With 10Y duty as voter Poor excuse as tnis is' Il
all have voted who bad no better, will agree not
10 erumble at the result. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
Later and Important from Mexico.
Correspondence OF the n. o. Commercial Times.


VERA CRUz June "a l6i7.
Gentlemen You will gather fair notion OF the
daring aud sudacy The guerras from their repeated
atrocities under the walls OF this city.
Within the past thirty six hours, another man ha'
been hanged BY them almost within gunshot OF our bat
tories The victim was one of most active police
officers Dane. nsmed Miller. tie and Frenchman
were out riding whenrhey were lassoed ana carried
into the woods The Frenchmsn was released OUT NIL
Ter Is said 10 have been put TO death as stated
We are vet without authentic intelligence from MeSi'
co later date than the 18th inst and nothing OF espe
cial interest mp that time There seems To Dc Do
doubt of santa Anna. intention to make stand against
Gen Scott At some point between Pueblo aud the Capt
tai aud our next arrival from our hte army may Tell
US q another Cerrr Gordo affair.
June 25-We received letters from Mexico last night
a. late AS the 18th but they do not satisfy me on the
subject o. greatest interes.the election One OF them
declares that Santa Anna has been chosen win extra
ordinary powers 10 In the prosecution OF the war
but IL expressly forbidden 10 enter into negotiations Tor
peace IL also said that there 10000 troops in the
CITY Of Mexico and reniorcements sre constantly ar
irving Alvarez's force is augmented 10y report
TO 10 5000 men well armed ana eqnpPed- lsAns o'-
erything into consideration. have no DOUBT tns'
b)ody battle will precede Gen sco''s entry into 'ne
Capital
Gen Scott had no, left Pueba the 10th inst that s
certain lie is waiting for achievements from the
Eastward Gen Cadwsader left Jslspa on the 18Th to
ioin him with some two thousand troops under ms
command Think the army viii move forward as soon
as il receives this reinforcement and tns money ana
supplies which accompany 1.-THE same WINCH ioNn" ~
difficult road 20 Jaspa.
Alvarez . said to have taken bis station with SIX tnou
sand of his sonora troops between Pueoia ana 1ssPs
for the purpose OF cutting of Csdwailaders uan' anu
would probably be- reinforced.
The Editor OF Ell Arco Iris" says he has Information
that the election did not OF at the time appointed
but postponed until the 2lst September he says the
general impression IT, that Herrera WIZ DC eeceo ane
shst negotiaops for peace will Immediately follow biz
installation If his paper comes out before the HtH
Orleans starts / will send il TO you.
Our dragons have had quite brush with the suer
la, near Pero,s Three hundred of them encountered
four hundred euerss In ravine, and routed them th'
Mexicans losing some thirty killed. Our fellows were
guided BY the Acade OF Perote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

tVWe are indebted to Mr. DENNIS, ofthe New
Haven line for copy Of the Boston Atlas in advance Of
the msL-The Atlas contains exeellen, article upon
the question OF Gen Taylors nomination to the Presi
dency in of the sentiments expressed in which we
most heartily Equally with the Atlas, we are
opposed the farther acquisition OF slave territory 10
other words insist with the determined spirit
upon the principles OF the wilmot Proyiso We do mol
believe that any Representative OF Free sts,ebe he
whls or Loco Foco-wil dare vote for the acquisition
Of territory, without the express exclusion OF Slavery
therein II there sh0sld be such let him be
themstized for ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

GES. TAYLOR AND THE PEEsIDEScr-lne New
orleans pea n N. s4th says "A gentleman ia this
city received few days ago, letter from General
Taylor In which referring 10 The attempts oil certain
papers make him party candidate oF the rresiden-
ey the General says that he isvery reluctant 20 DC
dda:e Al all bu. II be t. il vii oay be the esncidste
OF al pArtss-ss The sp0ntaneOGs choice OF the people
Of all parties that he would not have te once unes. u
VA unfrAnnsled BY party politics or oolieanons The
letter written 70 prominent Democrat Of tHis city
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eyMIGNETIc TELEGRAPH

wAsHIS0r0S. Jay :.
TIE President and Mr. Clifford have arrived all
I'll hi,bly -ratifsd and heartily welcomed home
PHILADELPHIA, June J.
No sgu,hern dispatches received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

"RcHELIEU" DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Psm rsirs'
PHAsT-rhe public viii pesss bear In mind that J. Y.
SAVAGE % Fulton s has the exclusive sale Of these pens
Their merits be- they what they may. will there have fair
trial. which Is all that 10 asked expected We sell them
g. and them fairly tested with the pens sold Tor
a. so eltswhefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

AWNINGS The subscribers are prepared to make
and put up Iron Awning Posts and Frames according
plan adopted by tbs Common Council Of this City and
shown at the street Commissioners Office.
HENRY c. SCOTT and
THOMAS CARHLEY
iva a. 100 and DOL Grandsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

Mr. BESToS's LETrsR-Nr. Benton, having
been invited by the 81 Louis Delegation 10 attend the
Chicago Couveuton has addressed letter TO the Dele
gatoa in which he gives bis opinions upon the power
Of the General Government 10 improve rivers ana esf-
bors The letter was approved BY the Delegation The
Rsvee gives the following the substance OF TIE lei
ter
Col Benton in bis letter 10 the Chesgo ConEenuon
takes the ground that the whole COMPLEMENTARY OF me
question OF river and hsrbor improvements rests 10 ne
discrimination OF Cousrsss between objects q national
aud hose OF local interest There can be no coao a. 10
he nAuonsl Importance of great Western rivers
and 70 parreuarze one farther object there can De no
Constitutional ference between the harbor OF - Louis
and that Of New York bill for appropriations toward
strictly national objects Cannot De killed BY reioes and
Col b s 10 intimsis that o Tree rom
"a tbs Iocs .rre would not have been tefested By the
scon Of the President At soy rate the ground tAker
y Col B Is clear square and thoroughly Western-or
correctly thoroughly zdsi0sei and statesman IKE
II irs character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
Business Notices.

GoLD Pens so cents The cLeapest.-The public, WA
their usual sagscly have found on, thu, the pen which
dealers soil al g. and call the cheapest and esss pea
in the City, 10 precisely tho same that j. W. GasArosk
Co. sell for 81 So with many other styles equally cssap
liberal discount to the trade. Recoec the only psee
get the famous q for 81 So IL n Cedar up ssirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

y DoGCErr's NEw-Y0RK CTR DIREcroRr foRl
AND lsis--Toe sixth publication Of this indispensable
work Vas laid cur table yssisrJsy Beside the essa
vast catalogue Of Il contains variety OF eonse
nien snd usefu statistics relstrg 10 the City sscn as
the day statistics Of policemen the Ere district divisions.
the locations oteewspNpors and periodical oaces Of Ex
prss' and Rsirssi Companies Offices pisces OF arrival
and departure OF Steamboat lines, sc &C Ia word
we vii say that The book Is complete thsn sny Of
It's Predeos''or'' ~hsA praise enough.
SMOKE NuisASor.-complsint has been made Of
s.esmpilI CHIMNEY to thee City Council who hsvsrs-
ferred ID TO their attorney Ia Manchester there have
been prosecutions against msnuac,urers followed By
fines The Csaeiaasfi Ga,d1 ssys
THERE'S prospect Of getns rid q the great N.Y.
spce arising from clouds Of smoke aud .oo hat Sarksa
the city from The OF coal IL may b. .ecomp,sh~d
AZ little expense. and with scusl ineresse II hsss
from the consumption OF coal Charles W. VIII
usms has obtained paint In EDglsDd for couss~uips
the .moSe of rnsr tories. which Ay ~ applied -
To the furnaces ~ steamboats, ard 10 ordinary hfe
places IL IL simple cheap snd easily msnssed and u
dtmiDishes the consumption OF fasi withos' loss OF
power.
FIRE-A ire broke out at ! O'Clock yesterday,
in the wash Of Ia Forsyth st which destroyed
that and another ~ssh house adjoining The ore com.
munieaed to the house IA tho roof Of which was dee
with q stable took FIRE and were destroyed.
To- The Eckord Mansion IS the name OF new
public house and pleasure ground on the eerner Of
Twenty hnh 81 and Seventh avenue. recently opened
IL 10 par, OF the old Henry Eekfofi estate, and has
been occupied until very recently BY Commodore De
KAY. We understand that tho establishment 10 under
the charge OF Mr. Richard Z. De hay, nephew OF the
Commodore.
~ The JourEalof the People is the name of
the new tr weekly paper soou,to sppesr Ia Brosd~sy
wa learn instead of wLIst. Long lie to It. IL 10 10 be
neural we hope will be isdPeHdi and no, look one
way and IRE another.
rT- See Hardnge Nelson's advertisement
headed New Invention. Very interesting
Court OF SEssIoNs-The Grand Jurors were
called and sworn after which tho Court proceeded to
business Tn omas Holland, Indicted for sn assault
and battery with an intent to kill Peter shnx on the
18th day OF April was pat upon trial Inc jury 'oaoa
verdict Of guilty OF assault and battery only lie was
remanded for sentence. The Court tnen soJoufheu
until IL O'Clock this morning
PoIIcE-The store OF 4. b. Clayton, Wall st.
| between Pearl and Water was entered on sunday
nh and robbed OF knives and gold pens TO the value OF
$50 The thief escaped. The house OF Mr. bsoeosk
80 Warren Ct was ROBBED Mondsy last oi gold 70
pine watch with gold chain key and pencil attached
valued a; 500. No arrest
! ~ The name Of John Wilson, under our foi'ee
bsad in Yesterdays paper ought read john Watson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

~ Tar LIvIsG HUMAN sKELETos closes bis exhlbl-
o1 a. he American Museum II his City ths week Don't
fail Of seeing him. for he Il tie greatest wonder Ia Chrsteu-
dom In addition 70 Tin lsag liable and amusing perform.
saces take place both afternoon AID evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

FATAL RUSAvAT.-As Mr.. Curtis, OF Butler
township was driving over the "NsrrOws' yesterday
morning with losd Of -four his horses took fright and
ran away His vie and three small children were on
the the time While the horses were running
the LADY with OF the children In her arms jumped
the wagon and the other Two were soon after turn
ed over the prrcipce with the whole load Ar. Curtis
himself thrown from his horse and run over By tao
wheels OF the wagon One OF the children thrown over
tue bank was instantly crushed death BY the barrels
Of h0ar The extent Of injury 10 the others 20 Mr.
aud Mrs. Curtis cur Informant could not ascertain.
Dayton Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

NIAGARA AND DkrKoIr RAILRoAD,-We learn
from Montreal pap& that the ehsrssr for this Rosd
(frOm Windsor. opposite Detroit, diree, 10 BansiO)
passed 70 second reading in the Canadian Parliament
the asta Sl by vote Of 81 Ayes 70 y Nays This
Road brings Detroit bearer " by two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things In Philadelphia


PTsrLAp ELPEfA July I,lc41.
What with the President and his escort the
thousands Of visitors returning from your city on *
carlson ,ckets and the general travel the fiio' Line
las, night had Glow time Of IL snd did Dot rsaeA mere
until near midnight Mr. Polk hsd contemplated noi 70
say here over usht bat os; the train and 90 not esVe
until this morning think bis journey must hA'e oou'
WINGED him that neither b bis measures are popus
The usual number Of petty fires occurring rom squos
ard rockets = recorded the nAtur- fslt ol fV1i
July but 70 material damage was sustained
Col May. Cspt Scott Peunsy wants Volunteers Cepe
Lanmsn Lieut. Dana. sEd other officers from Mexico
have been wishing our city this week.
The foreign nss depressed our mNkettor bread
STUFF Flour todsy after fuctustion settled down At
q 50 at which figures 1000 bos Western Pennsylvania
were sold Corn Meal and Rye Flour are without in
curry and only 50 offered for the former. Whest
"a held Al s. 30 but milers not buying Zoo bush
els good PENNSYLVANIA Corn yellow. cold al u - cts
southern Oats may be quoted at 40 cents Inc Cotton
market firm but quiet Groceries and PROVISIONS WIN
ont much movement 10 either aud prices nearly steady
Whisky nominal At 70 cents
s.rEs OF srocKs-Fr.t Board and lfter-s0O Texas
Treas Notes 49,. 5000 So 7si 2uOO Go cap Ist
5000 do i9l; p Remington Copper -, 10 DO sOt l00
DO IS 20 S-0l $3.50 County %. 70, 100 1000 Tenn ,
Bd. int jan and Aug 81 Vlcksburg Bk, l2t; 5000
Treas Nts lO7i 1900 Pittsburg s. 81 23l Lehieh o.
20 700 state 5s 79i 200 Reading BIDS 7oi 5000 do
b5 76i. 900 Loan. Is q. lO7. 100 Girsrd. o5 10;
1000 Reading BIDS b5 76ii $50 Tr Ms, %, lUls
Penn Bk. 81. -.
Lehigh Scrip Sal s3i 900 Penn IS. IS, DIV, p ~
Union Canal 45i; Ii Msnuf & Mech Bk. 2os ~ Grsrd
l2E: sli09 Read BIDS. b5. 76i; $50 Resd, %. $50
$500 L ; Losn 6s o. 1915; $4,000 state -, 5,
5qi IS Flemingtou, 20 $50 & Mech BIZ, ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

~ Our new Surrogate, Andrew b. Hodges,
entered upon the duties Of his oftcs on Tuesday. lie
ha. taken an Office In the building AZ Fulton aad uoi
Williamsbufgh, as has been reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
~ READ THE Nest RznAakAsLE COas ever recorded ;

WALDosoEo, Me. July 80, IstS.
Dear ssr-Hsying experienced great benehs from 20"
invaluable medicine feel ~ DUTY and psvileg- 20 10
strong constitution naturally, bad enjoyed pese' hssn
previous the Spring VI 1888, vbsn wss n0aoso "ho
difealty 10 my sds amended WIN ao Pes'
Some lime 10 July wss yiolesly asiarsed win cough,
which contained un,il FsII thsn was confined TO The
ho... ausiss which time my cough YVES very
v.,. soasufiy mad spells Of coughing which isssed
, 49,. A.l,y rsised large quantities. Of dssgreesols
- ..1omDsasd with blood Sometimes ! rsissd
- fhloo5 q time. consulted three ply siciars al
y ..hon aid their besi 10 gave sp said
nv coaa do for ne, must do 1t imposst
- s,r me i've but short time. One Of hen said my
oss we're gone. Al this critical moment, when eminent
ohy,cians had exhausted their SAIL friends dee paired Of
nv lie my hope Of recovery 81 "a end, fesosd 10
Dx WIsrAR's BALssa on WILD CHssRy. When had
taken one and half boiles those spells Of cough
,nz were removed. | continued taxing the Bsssm ualii
spring 1874 wheo csssed 10 bleed 81 the lungs, my
health and suergih improved 30 that left The hoase, bot
wa, not able 10 work for gear Nov my heath 70 good
am able 10 do days work every day On my fsru
JAMES CoMERY.
Witness, THoaAs BrssER.
For particulars zee Dr. Wls,srs Treatise OF Corsanp
lion, 10 be had of Ito agents.
None genuine, unlsss signed l. BUTTS ON The wrapper
For sale by A. b. D. SANDS, Drasgisss, 100 faiora'
corner Of William agents OF this city also o. AS S'0sa
way, aud II Ess, Broadway, and By prugEss genesAs
throughout The United States bswsssa e0anls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

~ We are very happy to learn, that at din-
ner given by the municipal authorities of Boston TO
the President, at Revere Hall, no wine or intoxi-
eating LIQUORS were admitted. Mr.. Mayor Quin-
cey, with that appetite for Reform which distin
guishes his name, refused to preside on the oooa
sion. unless the absence of pernicious drinks was
secured. And Boston people now begin to believe
that if he did lose the reported amount iwine and
other creature comforts" by the burglarious en-
trance of his house in Nahant, he is not sorry for
the loss but only fears that the robbers may have
suffered some" from the quantity and quality
of their rotations.
Per Contra.-We are very sorry to learn that
the Mayors present laudable behavior meets with
but few imitators as the following from the Eve
ming Traveller shall specify;
There wss are sorry say, less order than we
have been accustomed to observe for many years back
The barrooms were opened in large numbers and in
texicating drinks freely dispensed in spite OF law The
consequence that there an unusual amount OF
! intempersnce II lie estimated by persons who had
good opportunities for obserya that thousand per
sons at least were less intoxicated during the
I dsy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WHATS THE MArrERl-in our peramou'a'on'
yesterday counted no, less than n'e CLOCKS '"s
hands pointing to half past one AZ sooa many u
our citizens are greatly Inconvenience by THIS un'onu
nate state of affairs hope an efficient remedy WI" 90
applied 50 to obva,e the evil as speedily "po'''o'e
wsg at elbow says that the reason oil tho aforesaid
hands" being In this perpexing prediesmen' Is ne'
cause they have not been paid or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

THg WHEAT HARyEsT-The Eaton Register
which week or two ago gave the loudest crop crosx
tina, We have yet heard shout the yield OF Wheat ms
year says OF Preble County from "na we hass
s,en and from what We learn frOc others IN crop mis-
wear will b. threeourths Of average crop and ms
County will yield surplus Of from 10Oo 70 iooVOV
bushels 90 no one need be alarmed soouI Starving 70
death yet" 49,.
Tne Editor of the Cambridge City Reveile has Just
been 90 snort excursion through rhe Northern part oil
the White Valley, and says on ais return we
We re..ed 10 di.coser the improved appearance Of
the grain crops Fields Of Wheat which we noticed as
very uupromsng early in the season, are now sbout
ready Tor the sickle and are 81 least an average Win pre-
vioas years.
Tns Columbus Bartholomew County, lndisns) Ga
set;e Of tins 30tb says Our farmers have begun
70 harvest their Wheat The yield vii be much better.
We informed thsE was anticipated IL VII come Up
y something Ike an average crop"
Cincinnati Gazette, July 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

pF 1t is probably known by this time to most
of our readers, that Col wa scHovIES has become
one OF the editors of the Boston Atasths ssauneh snd
influential Wing Journal. And we are most happy to
unite our testimony with many OF our contemporaries in
praise of hi. abilities and peculiar qualifications That
the Atlas under bis management viii be Of emnen, as.
.stanee to the Wing we have no doubt and we
commend IL mos, besr,y to the patronage Of the public
Col 5 has renquished bis nteres, IN the Lowell Cou'
rer TO James Atkinson Esq lately publisher OF Wig
paper in Newport K and well qusihed for the posi
uon be has now assumed.