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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

LOST.

I'M the night Of Monday the 9th inst
W 10 the town of Martinsburg. small
POCKET BOOK, considerably worn,
containing one $40 note, of the Bank OF
tbe Valley, and a large number Of notes
and bonds against different persons. which
are Of no value TO any one but the own
er. A reasonable reward will be pal to
any person who will return the said Pock
ct Book TO me or TO Capt, Peter Gardner
IN Marlinsburg JAMES ORR.
April IL, ls3S.-St
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cry respectfully, yours,
CHARLES DUVALL.
PUBLTC sale.

NEyILL be sold by the undersigned
w trustee Of Joseph Harris tcoIored
mani for the beni, OF William Barney,
on Thursday The Goth day Of April. at the
residence OF said Harris. quantity Of
personal property conveyed by said deed.
consisting Of one Horse, one Co,c, one three
uear old Hsifer. one too year old do, one
Colf, and one sett Of Coopsrs Tools.
Tsrm.--CASH.
JOHN w. STEWART.
April 4, 1856 Trustee.
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Public Sale.

EEyILL be sold at public auction by
w the undersigned, one mile east oil
Darkesville, on Saturday the l4th day OF
April. IN divisions to .uit purchasers, .he
buildings &c. known as Browns Mill,
with ell they contain. consisting in part
of ono pair Of FRENCH BURRS fee,
10 diameter, and pair Of COUNTRY
STONES, each Of good quality and bu,
little worn. Sa,c Mill and Gearing com
plete; SpindIes, Gudgeons. and Bands,
together with Brass Cocks, Copper Pipes
Syphon. about 1000 Bricks, and many O.
Their articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms. -Four months credit will be ri
ven on all sums of s.. and upwards, the
purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
niy, under that sum. cash on the day oil
sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. WILLIAM G.. BURNS.
April II. 153S.-1w
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COpartnershiD.

THE undersigned having associate d
j with him, his son. Joseph 5. Cham.
bers, in the Blacksmithing business, tina.
business will hereafter be carried on a,
the old stand under the firm Of Joseph
). Chambers s. Co., where all orders for
work will be promptly attended to.
ANTHONY 5 CHAMBERS.
April 4, IS3S.-3w
es-All persons having unsettled &C
counts with me are requested to call ant
adjust the same without delay. A. S. C.,
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MADISON MILLER. Take Notice.

MADISON MILLER, Take Notice.
> & HAT On Wednesday the Cad day OF
d May next. at the Globe Tavern. in
Martinsburg, | will take the dispositions
Of Alfred Ross, George Swimiey, julia
Ann Miller, William Crow, jr.. and 9th
ers, which | will offer as evidence in a
Chanccry suit now pending in the Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law & Cbancery
for Berkeley county, wherein am plain
tiff and you are defendant.
PATRICK +. GARRY.
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Tor Rent.

fENHE undersigned will rent. or lease
Il for term of years. the building on
John street, lately occupied by Margaret
Berry. The building is one story and a
half high, with two good rooms on the
ground floor. There is fine garden at.
tscbed. 1t will be let to good tenant
on moderate terms, and none other need
apply. JAMES LANDERKlN.
April IL. 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

WILLIAM STONE, and GEORGE /.
BOLTZ, Take Notice.
"a siAr on Wednesday, the 2nd day OF
b May next, at the Globe Tavern in
Martinsburg, we will take the dispositions
of Samuel Humrickhouse, John J Hen
shaw, and others, which we shall offer as
evidence in Chancery suit now pending
in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley county, in
which we are plaintiffs and you are de
PENDANTS.
VAN f.. VAN METRE.
ABRAHAM K. VAN METRE.
April /, lS3S.-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

gENHE Committee 10 whom was referred
4 the duty of preparing Knapsscks for
the Company, report that the same are
now finished and ready for delivery
They will be distributed by lot. Orders
for them can be obtained. by application
lion TO either of the Undersigned. The
price will be S7a cents, which will be ex
pec,ed upon the receipt Of the order.
JAS. III. STEPHENS
WIN. E. WILCOX.
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For Hire.

A negro woman who is an excellent
IN cook. washer, and house servant
Enquire at this office.
April 4, lSSS.-tf
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

Il
ED EMAiNING in the Post Office q
q q Mariinsburg. Va. on the LIST day {
April 1888 which if not called for by ID
LIST day Of July next, win be sent TO III,
general Post Office as dead letters.
ID.
John H. Blondel, Edw Butt, James Barnard
Thomas Bell, John Barnett, Thomas Barney
James Burns.
John G Couchman, Ben Creamer, Elizabeth
Cook. John X Crow, Peter Cook, James Clearks
DE.
James II Dugan, Sarah p. Dandridge, jaime,
Day: Henry Everhart, John Evans Sen. Eli,
Ellis, Nathan Evcrhart.
+ c..
Henry French Miss Mary Forman. Sanpel
fetter: John Grove or Sons. Mich Grove, Miss
Z 4 Gorreli, WIN. Green, Mary Gregory, Jas.
Gano.
Jos Harper, Jesse Hayden. Samuel Hedges,
Sam'l Harrison, James Harrison; Robert Jones
Rob't johnson, Thomas Jordan.
KL.
John Kecf, John KEGS, Elisabeth Kerns: r. J
Lyies, Mary Lang.
Thomas McNancc, Edw w. Maxwell, John
Mclaughlin, Jane Mullhsll, James Morgan, l.
saac MJ ers John G Miller, Miss A McSherry
OF.
Mrs. Martha Oden; Miss p Paul, Charles Pull
puss, Henry p. Grove, VIM. ID. Philips.
Il s.
Republican, Josiah Roberts, Jesse Reynalds;
Charles ID Stewart Henry Siler Jacob Stewart,
Miss Nancy Sprigg, Alexr. Sandison, Charles c
Starbuck. John Sulser, w + Sprinkle, Christi.
an & Mary Shaier, Edw'd c Souihwood MIR
Stephenson, Molly Smyth.
TvW z.
John Tolbert, Hannah Vinsonheller, Jacob
Van Doren, Mrs. Van Metre, S Williams, Robt
Mich1 Walters John Wilson, Edw, d
Winning, Wash. Wolgamo,t, Ann c Young,
Gracy Young. Q
WILLIAM LONG. P. M.
ApIil 4, 1888,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

FTIhce Ue0fgt co,
Maryland will al
so stand at my
stable. a, Fifteen
Dollars the single
leap, TO he paid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

town. on Mondays,
Tuesdays. < Wed
days. and in Mar.
tinshurE on Thurs,
days, Fr,dsys, and
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CT q MOolWHR.

Wills hue and high bred Horse will
stand The present season at nv stable
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Hann tor sale
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, vIRC

HHs'ON CVUNIH SIHUINIA.
ksHE undersigned offer for sale that
U rich and beautiful farm near Shep.
pefdsiown, Jefferson County Virginia, on
which Mr.. John Sigler. Sen, has resided
Tor many years, II contains about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

WAsHIrGros Cry, March 10. 1887

ARLINGTON CiTY, March 10, 1887
DEAR Sal send you the pedigree
Of Louisa Semmes. the dam of Industry
Jr, She was by Ratler, her dam by Os
car, her grand dam by grey Doomed. her
z grand dam by Halls Union, her z e
grand dam by Olhello. Juniler, Morion's
Traveller, Selma by the GodoIphin Ara
bian--tbls 10 true copy OF a certificate
OF Mr., George Semmes. her owner. and
will venture TO say richer pedigree
cannot be produced also send you a
certificate Of bis training and trial.
Prince George beat last fall his half sister
ATLANTA. OF whom you have heard. at
three heats, four miles, it being her first
race that season; she afterwards bea,
Cippus, Post Boy. and others, Be plea
sed TO accept my hest wishes for your
self and Industry Jr,
Yours, very respectfully.
CHARLES DUVALL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
FOR RENT,

.INHE tenement opp,sIte the Globe Ia.
L yern recently occupied by John J..
Hickey attorney at Law. There are two
good rooms with fire places. the location
is an excellent one. either for . physician
or Iawyer--posscssion given on the 6rst
of April, -
March 90 I83S.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

CT We are authorized to announce
Col. ROBERT V. SNoDGRAss and TIL.
LorsoN FRYArT, Esq, as Candidates
to represent the County of Berkeley
in the next Legislature of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
April /, 1888. It'd
Valuable Land for. Safe.


.GhN Wednesday, the end day Of May,
W 1888. (being court day. in pursu
ance Of decretaI order OF the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery oil
Berkeley County, 10 the case Of James
5. Magowen and others. plaintiffs, Us 10
seph Henderson, the Administrators and
Heirs of Joseph Magowen deed dts, and
a iced citrus, bearing date the nth day
Of September 1919, executed TO US to Sc
cure to Johnston and Abraham Magowen,
for themselves and others, heirs Of Jas.
Magowen deed, the purchase money Of a
certain tract of LAND therein mention
ed, we shall proceed TO sell IN front Of the
Court House in Martinsburg. at public
auction TO the highest bidder. all that
part Of said tract of Land referred TO in
the said deed and decree, assigned TO and
known as James Henderson's part, con
tanning
36J .fcreS,
the greater part first rate bottom Land,
situate on Back Creek, Berkeley County
bounded on one side BY said Creek, adjoi
ming the lands Of the heirs of William
Wilson deed, on the terms prescribed
by the SAID decree. to wit: one third cash
the balance in two equal payments al one
and two years with interest from the day
Of sale. The deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by trust deed on The land.
ALEX STEPHEN. T..
CHAS. ID. STEWART, '''e'
March %, IS3S'-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
PAMUNKY.

WIS splendid. thorough bred, AID su
4 per'or stallion. bred by William +.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
TWO HUNDRED AOH00,

TWO HUNDRED ACA00y
an ample portion Of which 10 heavily clo-
thed with TIMBER, tho whole well
fenced, and the cleared Land 10 ia high
state Of cultivation. Upon the farm there
Is comfortable BRICK -
DU,ELLTyNG, a Barn and 01fly
other Out Houses. a fine Or SSs8
lchard, aud an abundance OF
p,Ws water near tho house, a stroam
Of water flows through somo Of the zelda
from spring upon the farm, that ID
hardly surpassed 10 size and beauty. bv
any in the county, The farm lies upon
the road from Shcphcrdstown TO Har-
persferry. about two miles from the for
mer, and eight from the latter place, and
presents as many advantages a. any ia
HE county Of its size, Also . tract q
about
$50 ACRES,
upon the Scrabble road, about three miIej
North Of Shepherds'own, Upon this
tract. there is large quantity Of large
aud thrifty TIMBER. the cleared land
is rich and 10 high state Of cultivation
being part Of the Fulke farm, which 10
one Of the most celebrated for fertility in
'hS tuubfyf huCbu IoUus 0EC tu0 PtUIDCH-
~ Of Walter b. Selby Esq, who has au-
ihorised the undersigned to offer them for
sale. Persons wishing TO purchase. are
requested to call upon either OF the IN
der.igned. who will, at any time. have the
Lands shown 10 them. and any letter ad.
dressed TO eithe- Of the undersigned, on
The subject, will be promptly attended TO-.
II the Land be not sold At private sale be-
fore The oh dag Of May neat. they will on
that day, be offered al public sale before
the door of the GLOBE HOTEL, 10
shcrherdsiowD.
The terms Of sale on that DAY. will he,
for the iitsi farm $4,000. Tor the second
$500, of The purchase money 10 be paid
on the day Of sale, and the balance in three
equal payments. 10 be made In 4, ", and
"a months from tho day Of sale, With in.
ierest from the day OF sale. The defer.
red payments TO be secured by bonds and
deeds OF trust on tho Lands.
J. +, HAMTRAMCK.
HENRY BERRY.
Sbepberdstown. March IA. isSS-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

Pamunky, when a yeatling, was lame
for three or four months, in. think. his
right fore foot suppose il was from a
kick Of a mule colt that was 10 the same
pasture with him, You may remember
that, when first put IN training, after any
severe exercise that leg pulled. and al
ways thought II was owing TO The Injury
1 have mentioned. IL was 10 that leg he
broke down, always doubted whether
he would not fail thefe-a circumstance
which made me more wiling 10 part with
him before his first race-and preferred
selling him TO You who knew all the cii.
cunsiances, Your most obedIent ser
want, -
WILLIAM r, WICKHAM,
Mai. III DoswELL. March 8, 1885.
aZ-The season has commenced, anc
win end on the first day Of July,
Clarke Co.. March 81. 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

GOODS.
TINE subscriber takes pleasure in infor
j, ming his friends and the public. tina,
he has received and opened large sup.
ply Of new cheap
Sprtmg & Summer GOODS,
which he is enabled to sell at such price:
as cannot fail to please, and feels conf
dent that any persons in search Of eheaI
GOODS, will not be disappointed in
giving him call.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
april 4, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
ling Mill, Carding Mach
Saw Mill,
FOR RENT.

, HyliE undersigned will rent for one year
H from the first Of April. tho fulling
Mil, cardiog Machine. and Saw Mill. sit
aate near the drains Of Back Creek. 10
Berkeley County; The works are all ia
good repair. and are situate in q neighbor-
hood that will furnish them good business,
If required. house will be rented with
the above works, For terms. application
can be made 10 Mr. William Long 10 Mar
or the undersigned living near
the premises;
HENRY G KITCHEN, Adm'y
Of W,uiom Murphy, deed
March II Is37--tf.
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CORN! CORV'!!

fEsHE highest market price in Cash
q will be paid for 10000 Bushels Of
understandable CORN if delivered soon,
al the Mills near the mouth Of Ope.
STARBUCK g. FORMAN.
March %, 1888.
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,urs, very respectfully.
CHARLES DUVALL,

PaIHcE GEORGE Co. March 10, 1887.
Dean SIR The bay colt Industry, jr,
now in your possession. was put in train
ing the fall OF 1884, but was turned out
in consequence Of being seized with the
Colts dsicmper Of an inveterate eharac-
ter, (of which be did not recover for ~
months last fall put him in training a
gain, aud after few weeks preparation
gave him a two mile trial with Prince
George, his half brother. il was closely
contested and performed in good time.
1t was not repeated ia consequence oil
Industry jr, receiving an injury 10 the
right fore ANGLE, he did not get another
gallop.
am sir.
Very respectfully. yours,
CHARLES DuVALL.
&C. Gentlemen sending mares by ser
wants. must tender written directions
which horse they are TO go 10.
Clarke Co, March 81. 1888,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

T. years Old thIs
spring. full brother
20 old Isabella. (ihe
dam Of Anvil, Mar
tina, Washington s.
piclon J will stand,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

scfiOef, ABOUT Que iniIe IAH
and quarter north east AVE-
of Mariinsburg; on Wednesdays, at the
stable of George Deck on Thursdays.
Fridays, and Saturdays, at Mr.. HoIIi
days Blacksmith shop in Hard Scrab
BILE. (all public days excepted,} and will
be let TO mares at the low rate Of So. pay
able within the season. If not. $3.50 /;
81 so the single leap, S. TO insure, TO be
paid as soon as the mare is known to be
with foal. Any person parting with a
mare that is insured, or not continuing
her regularly TO the horse, forfei,s the in
surance money. Good care will be taken
of mares, but no accountability for acct
dents or escapes.
QUICKSILVER is a dark bay. six
teen hands high, eight years old this
spring, was sired by the celebrated horse
Quicksilver, the property Of Samuel Van
diver, Of the South Branch Potomac, who
was sired by the imported horse Freder
lick-who was got by Selim. the well
known and celebrated running horse in
England. Qucksilver's dam was got hy
Col Copeland's Badger; his z dam by
}. Inskip's ST. Clair, his g dam by Pr
ce's celebrated horse Crab; bis ( g &c
dam was a first rate Snap mare, the
breed of which is too well known to re
qnire long pedigree, as the appearance
Of the horse will recommend him to all
competent judges.
| JACOB SCHAPPERT.
April a, lS3S.-tf
do hereby certify. that | raised thu
above named hosre Quicksilver, and car
confidently say that he is first rate
draught horse, and sure foal get,er
and his colts are equal if not superior 4
any horse that has ever stood in TN
county. Given under my hand, this %
day Of March 1885
ANDREW M'CLEARY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
INDUSTRY R.

A thorough bred son of old Industry
IN bred by Doct, Charles Duvall OF
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sEIs0ED AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,

One Coo and Cay, nine or ten
HOGS, quantity Of Hay
By the TON.
The terms will he moderate, and made
known on The day Of sale.
Persons wishing to view the property,
can call on the undersigned living adjoin
ing thereto, who will wait upon them at
any time.
WILLIAM WATSON, En'or.
Of .Aathony Seckman deed,
April a, lS3s.-3t
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26J .Rcl.eS,

FL o u Il r o II 8 A I. T..
EE1 r have on hand few barrels OF
w first rate F1.nILYFLOUR. tear
raated. which we will sell for cash. and
nothing else. WIN. LONG & SUN.
April A, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

mond. a beautiful
blood bay, with
hsck legs, main,
and tail. no white
about him except a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11
CHANTICLEER.

A BEAUTIFUL dark brown sixteen
IA hands high. Of fine firm and sction.
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PEDIGstEE.
CERTIFICATES.

Pamanky's colts were three years old
las, spr,ng, lour Of which have been irai
ned. and are all winners. One OF them
IS The most promising colt 10 the lower
country Il his owner, after winning his
stake at Tree Hill. refused 5000 for him.
| deem Il nothing more than ample jus
tee TO Pamnnky TO say that he was y
race horse Of the first order. and do as
sert with propriety. that. previous 10 his
injury. he was the best race horse ever
trained THOMAS BOSWELL.
Hanover County, Va Feb lst 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

We do certify. in the spring Of 1882, al
Major Thomas Doswell's. we saw a trial
Of Two miles. and then single mile, with
Bsyard aud Pamunky the former was
considered first rate two mile horse /;
Psmunky beat Bsyard the two miles.
running in the rear for II miles I; in ball
an hour after. they ran Il nile, and Pa
muDky beat Bayard few feet We be
l,eved Psmunky TO be better horse at
that time than Bsyard the two miles
were run in SIN. SIS. aud the mile 10 I'm
55s. We believe Pamunky was injured
10 that trial, and in few weeks after
broke down.
Given under our hands this 23d day Of
December. 1882
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDIN BURNLEY.
WILLIAM l. NHlTE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

an ample portion Of which 10 heavily clo-
TIED with TIMBER, tho whole we'll
fenced, and the cleared Land 10 in high
state Of cultivation. Upon the farm ,hsrs
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QUICKSILVER.

EE) ILL stand this season, which has
w commenced, and will end on the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-11

wv cOmmenced, ana WI
25th Of June, at the fol-
lowing places viz: on
Mondays and Tuesdays, n
at the stable Of the sub
scriber, about one mile
and a quarter north east -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15

Tn Nrw CoALTIns.-Thr anal eamatou OF tue
Calhoun null Ges with the aboliton,ls is one Of the
mos, rxtrao, binary cinrictcrislcs Of the times 1t
forces the Calhoun pto-sIaVffy men INTO most hl-
initiating altitude WLat then has meant all the
staggering aud brayado wc AVE heard about dissolv
ing Tie mon and knrhluc the aboIltiooisis The
Sab. Treasury must be Carried, lie a"oIiI'ohIsts,
"nnh then wauton magnity." as Mr.. Pichens sad,
maVl "hanass and wound our tccngs;' We WIZ
tamey submit II, # hey Will cooperate WIN us 10
establishing the Suh-rteasuly. That these are the'r
feelings, Is helawlul inference nom Their conduct
Says the Flncasle (Na) Democrat
''Ol those returned TO the places which they have
heretofore filled so credllaby 10 themselves aud Use
iu Ia the nation N large, We are grained 10 see the
name OF Df Duncau-a man blessed WIN talents III
a hl9h older and who possesses the tsqnisur indc-
pcndrnce 10 speak his thoughts freely aud fully
What sort of "Northern man with southern
ptineIpesr Is tins DR.. Duncan, whose election rs a
source "l so much JOY 10 the Southern Sub-feasn-
ryites. Ia his letter 10 the Abolition Society oi -
hio. published IN the Cincinnati papers, d. Dun
can ptonounoes .'sayery greater IA MS iinmofa Ell
iecis aud cortuping tendencies, than all other hu
man evils put Together" " A moral and political
evil within itself or inttnsically so, OF the darkest
aud most damning characlet." An evil that has,
does now, and will IN time to come whIle IT exists
involve in it, as well IN its present possession as III IT'S
future operations crime, fraud theft robbery. muir.
der and DEATH" and the Doctor declares that the
" anger OF God and the Vengeance OF Heaven seems
to rest upon every thing upon Which YOU cast your
ewes" 10 the slave States; and invoices " cnIses
upon the heads OF those who sustain such an 'ns'-
tuition"
We are gtaiifcd' 10 see linn elected. cxelaIms
the Southern Sub Trcasurylte aud 1--WE are equal
" as much rejoced hear of the defeat ol Nh Le-
rare who is the able and eloquent defender Oh ne
South.
How soon, under these circumstances. may we
ask Mr. pirkens, in his own language, wall the
South lose ''athe feelings Of ireemcn, and SINK as
a people, into tie dcs l.cabe destiny that awaits a
coward race 7" " Tho present ctisls' must be I'M
proved. nevertheless, answers Mr.. Calhoun,
DO not the Calhounltes and the Van Burennes
walk hand IN hand J And who are the yoke-ieo"s
OF the an Burenites elsewhere
The Cincinnati Republican SAYS
" We know not how the abouoniss voted IN
NJ aine and Pennsylyanta but this much we know,
abolllionisln and Y an Burensm went hand IN mana,
in Ohio Abolition IN Ohio, is the hand mad OF
| Loco-fucoism. 1.-THE Enquirer ls ut All scepucal
with regard To what assert We are prepared To
prove TO his satsfacton and 20 the satisfaction ct
every Soulherner. oren to conviction, That Van Blu
rem has been pledged by his rlendsto tie Abolition
! lists of OhIo."