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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
NEW YORK and HARLEM RAIL

IN ROAD COmPANY-The eighth Semi-Annual Div.
lDd on the Preferred Stock Of this Com oany At the rate OF
Esht per Cent per viii be Paia al the office 81 she
Treasurer, No Centerst, on and after TUESuAf' te
9Th day Of July next
The rans,T Books OF the Preferred Stock will be closed
90 MONDAY June zth Of O'CLOCK T. NJ and opened on
WEDNESDAY, July It'll, at 10 O'CLOCK, n N-oaIea Nc"
fork, 2lst June, 1852 - ,,,o,, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESS

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE Z.
SMITH Esa Of the counU Of kings, soies -
hereby scco,sns Ia all persons having claims assa
HENRY JURGENs late OF the late village now Cul OF Williams
bursb deceased that ey required tn ehbt the same s me
vouchers thereof the subscribers, JOHN CoRDbs ns
No 22 Fulton the City Of New fo, before Tie
nth day NJ November nert-Ds,ed May n. l.a;
hARrIs JuRGEss, I ..,n,.;.,,.,.,.
myi3 iawom+ JOHN n. CoRDEs, Na''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

DIT1STON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
Il Coal Company prepared to deliver TO families IN
Canal Boats and yards the various sizes OF tD
PSior Coal hicb superior Anthracite of domestic
Apply yaIda 18th aud 9thsv. WesesS
near Morton Of Governor East River foot OF
or al the office OF the Company corner OF Broadway and
Walst The Coal will be delivered at - IS per tun Of
1900 lbs from the Canal BoatA and o. Is IS rs-soreened
from the yaTds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

xi BE- regularly paid on tho es Of the C@pany To raise
tie remaining this loan Is rr-or,ed to-
TIE ko'ifsss gives 'u pover the Trustee 10 take
~sssp 81 the Reed ~ earc,s eep6s erou-es &C.
su6 ." eel tbe With It's franchises rs'.s money
ICY either inse'es cr principal, IN ra~ ~ defsait
The Ros" 10 Of much qu-nc- th.t pan u
Ohio ard the country LYING aud Of IN K-ntu1y
u !. tD,ebdeo TO extend IL finally north 70 Ne~arf
S'-s Rom Posm nth where rom :c;s with the roe<' 10
ssneDsky sne Cleveland
csr,p.te IL 20 . o int on the Cincinnsu and Ms6s,ts
bosr b, miIes from POrtsmou the mii-s living BIZ
Jsksn and the Cipeinnsi and Nsretta ,sd will -
peed thst Road 10 n-de. the Co nty OF Js;t
sbOpDos in Coal and Iron Ore greater h1n
.ps ether in Ohio will BE- ny the Geological R-ppr
Of thar Stat, that report e~tim-tes tae quantity Of al
tbOurbou that County and portion of S-oo equal n nioe
.i,. Of t-n' p-r'qusre mile es,I mines and Of 'upe
The 81 three millions Of squre mile.
of comparatively e vaue for the want Of facilities Of
transportation 20 MARKET
IL (. urh the sporsstou Of coal and iron alone viii
sh,pd hsDc,one support the Road Tn already
twelve Furnaces in full olsr ard the line n
& s1S , , :. Iron OT -
This Road gives tue and most direct eomunc.
ton tothe Eater" Northern cite, his Of OHIO,
ard bst of Kentucky lyi'E s'sih ard vest OF Pos
mouth ipcuons the paruo regoas around Msysve and
Lexington, che Cincinnati and Marett. Road will
meet at h-, ling with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
Sealed proposals vii he received for any sum
go uni,l ,hur.day me S'h cay VI July a. oeioes I'M
Mes.rs " INsLOW, LANItRk CD, No. 81 Wslst, In
e"r-,d Popoas for scoto and Hooking Valley Railroad
Bonds"
Twenty-Five per cent Of the purchase money will Ne
qnird TO he pd on accepting the BIDS the Remainder IN
will be at liberty TO pay in m At onee-nterest the
viii run firm osy Of payment
printed esh it with map and ali necessary Informs
non elslon these .ecnriis. be bad b s.hns
Sev.yort Juoe g. ,sSa J. y RoBINsOV,
Pendent s. and II V. RAILROAD Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
GANLNas RANK No 400 Grands At hstxeen Millet

Prssident' ............. WALTER UNDERHILL
Flint Vice President. RICHARD w. ZOE.
Second Vice President. CHANDLER L. IN iERSOLL
Third Vice. President. ALFRED I. CONkLIN.
Secretary, HAlGHf.
Tb. institution will open for business Oh Wednesday the
18th ia, of Nav 1852 At O'clock r. 81 Bank days Mon
Gays edne ,day Thursdays AID Saturdays from to
P NJ lnt.reT at the rate off cent will be al
lowed all deposits PRIOR 10 the 10th day Of July Interest
declared op the So Mnndsy OF January aud July deposits
which have been deposited for the Of three mOohs
previous 70 the lt Of JanuaTN and July The charter
cures 10 mAnied women majors the sole control OF their
deposits WALTER UNDEkHlLL, PRESIDENT
JAMES p HAiGHr. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

NOTiCE.-A warrant numbered 535 live hun
dred thirty HAVING ssued ny United States,
dA.d January 25 1851 TO JAMES FRENCH grantee. and
having ia~d reach the .aid JAMES yhEsCH,
addressed the Pnsos Office hn III. Sh Of yssaA
1881 CITY Of New yuk Notice hereby that apph
will be the Commissioner Of Pen-has duplicate
such the first publication
noiice.-Nep Yoh. June 10, 1853. JAMES n. FRENCH,
jel1 lawCw1h Tribune OGee New roh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the cousty Of New Yo notice hereby persona
having claims against JOHN GERAGHrY hts Of the CITY ~
sewfor hquor merchant deceased presses, hs ~A
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office o Francis Byns
my Attorney No City Hal p@ce, Ia the CITY Of New Fora,
before the first dag Of July neItDAed New Yorh he lAh
day OF January. 1854 MICHAEL GERAGHfr,
us law5nTb' Administrator. &C. Of sAld deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
SOUTHERN

L NRAILROAD COMPANY DIVIDEND "A Divldend
m per upon The capt. stock Of this Conpt1y
h.s b. ca and paysbe Stockholders at the OF
See Of the Treasurer and after the LIST day OF July next
TIE transfer boks will be closed from the Esd June nst to
''' ~ EDWIN C. LITCHFIELD Treasurer,
No. "a Beaserst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

VIM w. SHELLEY. Auetioneer.
~ r o G. X E r Y, GLASS, CHINA,
~ LAMPS. kc.-THURsDAY, June ~ at 10 O'CLOCK at
the sale, Rooms No u Johor, 81 crates Crocssry. all
kinds 100 packages Glass Tsn bc pint nal and thrd
pint large lot Grand les Lamps &c, in lots for rstaisn
and erocera Sale peIemptory, for eash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

HAkOvEk Bass NEw-YoRk, June I5th, 1874
DVlDEND. The Board ~ Directors
yh.x- I'm, DAY declared annual Dividend Of -Four
IT, espt psy'he To the Stockholders 90 sod ater Juiy
tY., TIE Transfer Boot viP be eIosed from the 2oA
ssh "''''7 Cm LIVINGSTON, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
Sales bp anrtinn.

A NJ MERwIr, Auctoneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER & CO.
ID Trade Sale Roonls, No. IS Park-rOw.
FIFTY. SIKH N. Y. TRADE SALE-Sept. 6-Con-
Cfnmepts Of Boota PapeS Stationary, Binders Cloth,
Ltsher kc for this sale solicited Invoices should DO as
nshed In ma distely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of the COUNTY Of New YoI uoc. hereby gwen 70 Jpsroos
havns cAns sn. ELIZA skAATs, late Of the CITY Of New
Yo present with the vouchers heec 10 The
subscber, Al The o Bserher chd and jobs
St., in the CITY OF before the twentieth daJ u SEQ
TENDER Dated New fos the lh day Of March, sa
GARRET n BLEECkER, r...n,.,s
mis- JOHN A. SKAATS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE T..
SMITH, Esq. Surrogate 81 the County Of xass, notice
hereby gwen according all having ems asss
FERDINAND GERsCHwilLsR late OF the City Of wlhsns-
sased they required exhibit the same WA
the voucl err here To the subscriber odre q the ssrs
gate OF nss ounty City Hall Of the cv ~ atooAbs
bsfor, the gTth dy of ne1tDsted June H. l
jelT law6mIhs RICHARD TUERs, Adnnsfats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

NRAFTS On the BANK of IRELAND
at agnt all pars Of lr.lsnokr ssls ny the
a. emsr.n' s"ci"ty' No !, 81 Cb CHI 9s Co., -
,sss sTp AT. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
VOIICE.-NORTHERN INDIANA

lNRAILROAD COMPANY.-Intorest at the rate OF
Eht per o mt per will no paid 10 Sto khoders IN
s Company upon the amount paid IN upon thsu
ster th. let day July The transfer books viii be
closed from the 2Sd jane inst, 10 the ID in y
EDWIN G. LITCHEIELD Treasurer
No ~ Bsavef-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
EuanfidI.
nAsnArrAr SAVINGS INSTITUTION

No SIS Broadway. near bIoecker st
DePOSITOkS in this institu'hn will
snr,,led o. and dIs~ interest Tor ~ deposit. msdr
u - IWh Of Jul. the made h-Sre tps
sx Der ssst ali " So. aud suseI j se ~
~ o. l. J BROWN, President
snsss!s 9 TanaA"0 vico-Prs.ideni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
M ETRUPOLITAN BANK-NUTiCE.

l In consequence Of exparte injunction issued BY
tpe Hon. MALbONE WATSON on the application OF L..
A. CHATFItLD, Attorney G-nsral, at toe instance Of
EDWARD BEJkNAP, the Metropolitan Bauk is enjoined
bsm receiving money deposit has hereto
tore cone. -.
Til. Bank will shortly be heard the true state OF its
rode Of dome business VIII then resume s ordinary
course In the meantime IL will receive fo collection the
,sme dscnpons of uncuirent mon'y It has heretofore
rerev.d op depost will allow drafts in antc patton there
of for the accommod alton of its dealers satisfactory
smoupt and hen the bills are credited will make charge
Tor co ecns them, not exceeding the amounts neretoiOre
uged discount The Dealers are 20
s. E.,. ,pecyine The amount of bits of esch different
BAH composing the deposit J. T.. WILLIAMS Cashr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
BAsK OF NORTH AMERICA,


kew-York Wednesday, Juns IS, 1852
DIVIDEND .-Th- B,a'd vi Directors
nave this DAY declared Dividend OF - per cent,
l,s an and AZ en- July l. 1852 The transfer books VIII
Eos,d nom the 18th inst till the day Of pay ment
beN l.SEYNOUR. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
Z AND WARRANTS bought ano sold
.ETROPOLITAN BANK.-This

l Pank having been ordered by the Supr' Court Of
tns state New York discontinue ts Brokerage bust
meas the ubscbe oil depadmentn future
ana hope its customers will give them call
CHAS COLGATE CO. Exchange Brokers,
No II Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

ExCHANGE oDSAN FRANCISCO
r. SIGHT BILLS Oh
COOKE BkUTHERS co,
a., rrsnclsce. 10 snuls 70 suit ror sale BY
AMOS e. EMO. No. SO Liberty+A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
UaIer Cure.
HIGHLAND HOME WATER CURE

ll-At FishkD LANDING Dacbsss Co, under the cuarss
Of o. W. MAY b. D. Proprietor will BE- ready for The 70
eepton Of patients 25n June where pure sT and ~ste
and al other Hydropsthie appliances viii be dispensed 10
suffering humanity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
APPEAL TO rRsrsoirEns.

We have before us the Gazette az Tuosdat
the oath instant. published in ponsmautn
New hampshire. and devoted to the suppor,
of Pierce and King. This paper eontains
full account ofthc recent proceedings ut Hills
borough. where General Xix, John yan Dr..
rem and Captain Rynders figured among he
orators, and Hon Samuel n. Aver and Rich.
ard II Aver, Of Manchester. among The Vice
Presidents Of the day. 1t contains also re-.
port Of the speech Of the Hon VIM. A Cor
man, Of Indiana, delivered before the G.anitp
Club Of Portsmouth. and hcralicd as "Colonc
Germans Great Speech From this report
We copys passage which ne commend 70 The
attentive consideration Of our readers. It's
important rs showing the character of the ali.
diencc which Colonel German was addressing
and for the important admission tlla, The
sFreesoilers have nothing to hope from thc
Wing party Tic argument IS that they
have nothing to hope from tic election ii
Scott tho Implication that they have some.
thing to hope from the election Of Pierce. =
This was sensible mode OF Argument before
the friends Of John Van Barren. General Dix.
Henry y. Stanton, and the gentlemen who
who have been passing Frcesoil resolutions IN
every County and State Convention fer Sc.
RIGS Of years, but VIC arprebrnd thni il is not
SO well adapted for a southern meridian.
We will not ietain our readers longer from
the adroit appeal Of Colonel German to The
Freesoilers Of New Hampshire ~
There is noar no reason why any inielli.
gent man who has heretofore acted With tie
Freesoil party. should continue rifhin It's
ranks, as its tendency is plui'ly a reriral d
those cgi'dtmg questions which at enc fime
threatened The caisteic Of this glorious Ipior.
WnAT CAN FREEsoILEHs HOPE FROM THE WHId
PARTY? WHAT has THAT PARTY EVER poSe
TO COMMEND IT To THEIR surpsRr eitheir d.
recily BY voting for Scott or indirectly for
Hale , Come back to the Democratic fcld
and you shall Be rereired with ,releome hands
and hospifablc hrdris. Washingt,n Rcp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08

meRts. and persuasion am0ag ms friends,
and none reJoiced nfsre heartiiy lehea IL cas
supposed al danger uGs overted by their
final passage taoa did he Such was his
conduct while the contest ragei. and IL was
doubtful on whic side victory would incline,
in Congress Or in the eountry. If others,
who seeing the subject IN a different Light. at
that time IMPOSED this adjustment. or looked
upon ii With disfavcr or Indifference, lave
since brought their minds to sanction ar ac-
quiesee 10 il, it is cause for congratulations
but history viii not perform her offee If she
fails 10 enumerate General Scott AMONG THE
FlnMEsT FRIENDS or THIS EATroSAL pAciFI-
RIOS ~ RS rorE on TRIAL. J. at least can
not consent, BY my silence 10 seemingly APP
pfose tie discrimination made BIZ you to bis
prejudice, on national question where be
was equally Jealous with myself, and more
influential; and know no safer criterion for
the future Observance Of the Compromise
than the decisive and manly part taken 10 its
enactment
To ayvid all cayi ~ niisconstruction. add
that fully appreeiating the great talcuts and
services of Mr. Webster, 40 one would have
accorded to him moro jealous support than
myselg had he been the nominee OF the con-
yentien.
Thanking you for the Kindness and conf
dence manifested towcrds me, am, very res
pectfully your obedient servant
WAI. A. GRAHAM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08


The Republic contains the following scene
which occurred at recent dinner at the o
pening of the Metropolitan Hotel in New
York:
"1hcrc were loud calls for speech bat
Mr. Douglass said hhat he was on his way
home from Washington. to join in the politi.
cal contest, and he came to this city to engage
in that contest and he would not, therefore,
in an assembly il which there we're men Of all
shades Of opinion. enter upon speech.
He was exceedingly grateful. however, Cor
the enthusiastic reception extended to him,
which was some reconpeusc for tie tolls of
public life The last session Of Congress, at
which the public business has been despatch
ed--( loud and incredulous laugbter)-at any
rate while we were attending to tho bushes
Of the public = still louder laughter and iron
zeal cheers well, it we did nothing, the
country ought to thank us for what VIC did
not do, (cheors ard laughter again )--at least
it is thankful for our adjournment (tliree
hearty cheers, with the sentence unfinished
After repeating his thanks, and an opology
for General Cass. the Senator sat down, when
the assembly dispersed"
Public Sentiment in condemnation Of the
proceedings Of Congress at its late session
could not have been more forcibly expressed
in speech Of bali days dsration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
ADMINISTRATORS TALENT.

A British historian. speaking Of celebra.
ted General, rays: mo man can be great
soldier unless he possess great administrative
talent and this talent is moro. likely to be
brought forth and fostercd by the business Of
war than BY tho manakement Of cases at nisi
prius yet, because OF the habit Of speaking
the lawyer is deemed capable of Governing,
while the soldier, whose life is spent in actor.
and not in talk. is considered IMMERSED IN
what are called the affairs fthe State" We
qnote this Just remark not because We hare
any prediction for military chieftains.
merely as such, unaccompauied by ether re
commentators, but because wa think Gene
raj Scott is unfairly dealt with in the present
contest 10 undertaking his qualifications ltr
the Office for which he is now candidate l;
he had no experience. no virtues, so mind. We
should nos expect nor wish the people to sup
rort him. But when it is known that in q
cry situation in which he has been placed be
has performed his duty with distinguished ADJ
lily. the fact that he is great commander is
an additional argument in his favor i:
shows that be possesses that administrative
talent spoken of which is all important il
the Chief alsgistracy of this country. IL
who is profoundly skilled in the difficult ART
Of lcading and controlling armies, Of directing
campaigns. and Of educing from his comtina-
tons success and triumph. has the capacity to
do bis country great service. and, if a patriot.
is sure to be honorable and useful Such 9
man VIC believe, is Gen. Scott.--Aler Gc-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
THE CANAL.

asg"I he National inseligcncer Of Monday
says The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is not do
ing much just now, the late rains have been
so heavy that little outdoor business of any
sort could be done, and perhaps cargocs that
would have been sent to market otherwise have
been kept at home under fear that they might
DC st ped In trdnSitu However no damage
whatever has been reported this side Of viii
Transport The steam canal boa: President
arrived Sunday morning from IIarrcr's Ferry
found all well throughout,
The break we spoke If seariugly last well,
was but slight one, and has been repaired
-HagerStomn Nelcs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
nes'aA great mass meeting of the Pierce

H8g~A great mass meeting Of the Pierce
men was held in Reading. Pa, on Saturday
last. Among the Speakers whom the call for
til. meeting enumerates as invited to attend
we're ths advocates of protection 90 agricul
ture, commerce and manufactures" Ga second
edition to "Polk, Dallas AND TuE TANFF
How little regard is paid to the Baltimore
Platform, which repudiates PROTECTION -
We understand that Mr.. Fauisner was at this
meeting, whether lie made a speech or not
we have not learned
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08

President Fillmore and family having spent
a fcw days at Bath, passed this place on yes
terday en- route for Washington, all in good
health. The President was introduced TO a
large number Of lis fellow citizens by ID. II.
Conrad. Esq, and was greeted by three hear
~ cheers, after few minutes all aboard
was heard from tho Conductor, when three
more hearty cheers were given for Willard
Fillmore, aud the train moved off
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
For The MaftinAeure Gaxes
IN THE DAYS OF ny cRiLDuoap.

In The days 0f my childhood, when free from ali
guile,
vision appeared With q brigh, snnay Smile.
And bads me- hook into the future ana see
What fortune had placed in the cup shere feg M.
4 looked, and behold saw briaht gcm
That sparkledn the dew, ike ahe rise On Ill s,en
And Il Bowed rs uaxed on its colofs 50 hrieh,
Which brilliantly shcne al ny aawns early light
And followed tho sisiea for hears aroaaa
Ny brow, with is flowers intending to crown
Fori had promised upon to shed its bright RAYS
And in hope passed the time 81 my boys halowei
days.
watched tili the hast rays oiaopc had pms sci M
And resolved that I'd follow the vision no moro.
20 grasped at the ivwer--b but spurne.l il with
sctsn,
for Found meath tbe blossom was hidden 1 thorn
The vision departed--i was len with no euidc.
TO pilot my barauc over iife's rolling tide,
Now alone. al hc helm Of my tempest tossed b,at
On the bread sea Of life, I'm forever nsoai
And 50 in the future, lis mans destined lats
To find, but alas he viii find il too late.
That beneath the bright objects which allure him
away
There are many harp thorn HIS progress q sa,
nd led by the visions which OF en- guile ycaib
From the paths Of ihcis Innocence, Honor and
Truth,
They too, in the eni--uelsss from sin they IL ree
Win find themselves cast on dark troubled sea
Martinsburg, Va, Sept 1852 s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
NEW HAMPSHIRE TEST.

lion. George NJ. Dallas and many Of the
Democratic papers have accused the wings Of
keeping the religious test ia the Constitution
Of New Hampshire The following resolution,
unanimously passed at the wing State Con.
venton held at Concord, on Wednesday, for
the purpose Of nominating Electors, gives n
direct contradiction to the assertion
Resolved, That VIC believe it to have
been the design Of the founders Of the Gov
ernment to make America the asyl um Of the
oppressed. but never to the subversion Of its
distinctive character; that 1t be the refuge
alike from religious and political oppression,
aud that within its boundaries civil privileges
should be unabridged by religious opinions /;
therefore We, the wings Of New Hampshire,
are, as We always have bccn decidedly Ia "a
vor Of blctting the religious test from cur
State Constitution
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08


WisrirLp ScoTr was born on the 18th jan, 1855
and was there ore 60 on the 18Th Of last January
admitted to thu bar in 1906, aul practiced few
months in the Petersburg ga J Circuit Appoin-
ted Captain Of The Light Artillery in May. 1905
Appointed Northumberland OF the Second Artil-
lcry, in July. 1872 Fought the bittle or Queens.
avn, AMI was taken prisoner, 18Th October, 1912
Appointed Drigadier.Gencra ia March, isii.--
Fought the battle Of Chippewa, July 5;h, ISL
Commanded the main body Of Browns army in he
hsttle ofAiagara, tlunly's Lana JAY 25th, 1871
Dre1e'ed Major General, July, 1874 Maintains
peaccin the Patrios troGbles, in the affair Of The
saro,ine, 1887. Aids in the paeifeation of the
Maine Boundary in 1898. Captures Vera Cruz
23lof March, sI7- Wins the battles Of Ccrro Cor
10, April 18th, 1877. Wins the battle ofCcntre-
iras, 9Th August 1877 Wins the battle OF Chur.
ubiseo, August 9th, isl7. stormed Chapulte-
pee, on the 18th September, fs47. Entered the
City Of Mexico on the morning Of the 18th OF Sep
TENDER. 1917. Thus has Winfield Scott been fory
gcars in the service Of lis country, having made
some Of tho most blilliaut campaigns on record,
and never failedinany undertaking.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08

RW-Tbe House Of Representatives yes;cr.
day elected Robert Armstrong, Esq, publiss-
or of the Union newspaper. Printer to that
House. coneormably to act Of Congress lately
passed on tho subject. Several other persons
were voted for, most Of them. says the Intel
igcnccr. without agency or expectation Oh
their part
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-08
NORTH CAROLINA.

In the Senate the Democrats have ma
jority of 4 and in the House the Wings have
majority Of making tie.
The election of Senator from Cursituck
and Camden is in controversy. The Sheriff
Of one county refuses to certify the Wing 5
election, and the Sheriff of the other the
Democrats.
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n.5x-The Hon John P Hale has not for

Eezyr@'rhe Hon John 2 Hale has not for
many accepted the nomination rendered him
by the Pittsburg Convention but will lot de-
cline it. He neither seeks nor refuses the
Presidency; out allows his name to be used
merely for the purpose of keeping up the or
ganizaton Of the party to which he belongs.
aud of which he is now the standard bearer