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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

IT, IL is known to our readers that in Of the
Kentucky Congressional districts, nov represented
by Mr.. Murray, "a Loco Foco,) here were two Loo
co Foco candidates, Nj, Murray and Mr. Boyd-and
that there consequently "A probability that be-
tween The Two, tile Wing candidate would slip in.
To prevent this by concentrating the Loco Foco
vote, ii seems, deemed an oil ect of sufficient
Importance TO procure the honor of special embas-
sy from Washington city and John c. Rrves, CO.
editor of the Globe, selected as tie envoy e.
Faordinary" Mr.. Riyes ii appears. wrote. insian-
Ter, TO both Boyd and Murray, "exhorling them 10
make some arrangement, aud stating that The Ad-
nInstra,ion expects TO carry four Congressional
Districts in Kentucky. and that, if they do so,
hey will have majority in the neat Congress :" and,
Consequently, Chongh this not added by the
tnniser penipo) the Sub Treasury bill will be pas
PED, and more important still, Blair & Rives will be
elected Prntersto the House Of Representatives !
he envoy from the Globe office also informed the
val candidates that he would visit the District
efsonaly before the election - and The last Lou
VILE papers announce the auyal uf John G..
yves AT the Cali llouse, on hs return to Wash.
Fgon, from his eectioneerng tour, Whether lie
fd succeeded or not, in inducing one of the rival
nddales to Withdraw, was not certainly known in
pnissiIe; hut no doubt was entert aimed that he had
las, from the importance of the objects to be Sc
nd by 1.-THE SubTieasury, the Public Print
and the Speakers Char,--he envoy was doubt
NauiS. zed TO offer tempting douceur for the
rhcAi Thus are the government agents openly
cnoneering and their weapons bribery and
Eruption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
FOR THE YlRG1SIAS

Messrs. Editors,-On the ] lib and l2lh Of July, !
had the pleasure Of attending the Examination Of
the students Of Botetour Seminary about eighty
in number. The Examination was thorough and
scrutnizng. 1t continued Two days On The night
of the 10Th numerous and brilliant audience as
sembIed at the Presbyterian Church, 10 witness a
mpst interesting exhibition Of youthful eiocuIion. it
was tluly entertaining, and might add, 'osn ucu'e;
number Of the speeches were original composed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

Counterfeit CoinS.-Counterleit Mexican dollars
are in circulation amongst us, which skilfuIly
executed as TO deceive the most scrhlinizng nspec-
ton. The color and the impression both good.
Copper or brass seems be the principal Ingredient
the color OF which, when the pieces are lutte
rubbed, appears upon the surface OF the fcln.
fe have ALSO counterfeit quarter OF dollar,
oil the Spanish mint, admirably executed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

Pabllsh the Southern Cotton Circular
'","g' IL meets with very little favor in any
" worm or South. The truth is, that the
'""efcial world is in a state Of transition
xf'leo pi'res TO a lower and more natural and
anu any attempt to keep the bubble a.
i. my fetard, but cannot prevent the ruin Of
sPo arc !ntsresied IN blowing it VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
srGsAyED OK STOLEN
$40 REWARD.
August b


ON THE 9th of July last. my stable, situated at
~ the termination Of the Lynchbnig and Con
cord Turnpike. IN Campbell county, was broken ~
pen. and n deep red Soucl Mare. belonging 10 Nj.
John Thurman, Of Lynehhurg, stolen therelrom.-
The Mare is about feet high or 10 years old, has
blaze IN her face, and two her legs white.
PAGES aud uols we'll, is u little inclined 10 BIO hip
shotien, and stands very straight on her hind legs.
Circumstances induce me To believe that the rob
berry WIS committed by hiIgn mulao boy named
WARNER. who abscondcd few days before lInm
Mr. Nathaniel L. Thomas, near lon. n. G.. about
feet inches high, 10 years ol age, spare made.
strait black hair, &c. IN particular descr lou
of whom may be seen in Mr.. Ihomas's advertise
mcni, IN another part otIhis paper, offering 800
ward for his npprehension man, answering tie
description given Of this runaway, came on IN the
Danyl,le stage, TO the yellow Branch, informing n
gentleman who conversed with him on the 9th of
July. that he was from North Carolina, aud thai he
intended To take the stage at my honse for Rich
nond. lie was also seen by my neiehhors, who say
that his appearance answered 10 the description oil
Mr.. Thomas runaway.
| will give $40 reward for the recovery ofthc
horse and $50 Tor hls recovery and The conviction
ol the lhef. Adde'S me, NJ Concord L. Q. Camp
bell county, KALElnll Chiffon.
Auu. > 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

We should like to know what it is that con.
=. Dr' Brockcnbrough and Judge Nicholas,
s'N-stocking, rufle- shili," and from time inn
y '' satoried Democra,s,l the "bettcrs" of Mr..
o' 'he Wig. The explanation nigh, throw
Hsh' upon Modern Democrocy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

a. The Stanton Spectator nominates Thomas
W Gitner, Esq as a suitable person lot next Gov
ernor oil Virginia The editor, after very coinpi-
men'ary and we doubt not just review Of Mr. GIL
inef's public course, remarks Mr. Giimer is
stauneh Wing; aud, though called an lmprac,icable
we are pleased TO Learnt prepared 10 give his sup
port 10 the nominee of the National Convention. in
opposition to Mr.. Van Buren,. whether il be CLAY.
HARRISON or any other good and true Wing"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
Dry GOOD. nn, Groccric. nj Auction.

Dry Goods and Groceries at Auction.
hN tuesday the 9Th inst ! WILL SELL. IN front
~ Of my office a lot of Dry Goods and Groceries
consisting of Calicoes, Gnghams Shoes. Domeses,
Coffee, Sugar, Rum, +. Brandy, Gin, Pepper All
spice, dc. &c x.
Terms made liberal and sale positive. Sale 10
commence at 1oo'clock.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Aug.5 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
Review of The IyncIiburg Market,
CoRRECTEp wErKLr, ny
RICHARD TYREE-Commi-sion Merchant

RICHARD TNREE-Con,n,i.sienM Merchant.
Extreme Prices Of passed Tobacco Sc % 10 Ii so
Inferior To Common, p To 90
Common To Good 80 To 90
Good TO iue. 90 Ia IL 80
Good to Fine manufacturing 10 90 10 Is 40
Lugs, 90 to Il 90
The breaks continue larger than was expected
Prices OF Tobacco are u slxde lower on account Of
the late Foreign News
Inspected tins week 10 bids.
Wheat comes in slow, pnco 90 rs TO 90 90
Flour, "A 90 to co
Corn, per barrel IS 10 90
Bacon, by Wholesale 10 80 10 II 90
Meal, (by wholesale) D 90 To o 80
Whiskey, (by whoes,lel Ii 10 o as
Iron, (per toni months, 100 90 TO u 90
llSmp, (pcr toni l20 90 to $50 90
Oats, (per bnshcl,) 50 10 0 81
Salt, tper saek,) 90 10 ) 50
FREIGHT.
Down the river, 0 so TO 0 So
Up the river, 10 10 o 80
Plaster and Iron (pcI ton) $40 % to 0 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

a. Tie Enquirer copies from the :" New Era
cock andhull story, in relation the determination
Of Senator White, Of Indiana, TO 20 for Van Blren
unless Gen. Harrison receives he nomination of
the Wing National Convention. We entertain no
doubt of The falsel cd Of The story h9ve seen
no intimation of any such declaration, the part
Of that Senator, in any Of the Indiana papers, which
we plcsu ne would be as likely TO be correctly in
formed Of Mr.. Whites determination as The New
Ygrh Era.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
TO TIE WINGS OF CAMPBELL.

You are requested 10 meet at your next Cont
led Monday IN August for the purpose OF appoint
lug Delegates to the Wing Convention, TO be held
III Stnunton on the 25th ot September next
SEVERAL. VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
.se.C Flour, Corn Meat and or
Fat,

L'OR SALE atthe Mills Of Henry S. Lang home
l. & Co. Tie higbes, cash price paid ior
Wheat. n. s. l.. & Co.
Angus aw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
TO THE wnl6s OF BorFTouRT.

You earnestly requested TO attend meeting
at August Conrt, Tor The purpose Of choosing Dele
gates 10 the Staunton Convention. on the 25lh Sep
tcmboi next. SEVERAL. VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

Cotton Cord and W adding.

rNIIE LYNCuBuRG MANUFACTURING
4 COMPANY eau supply merchants and ou1-
n, customers with Cord ior wrapping lWine, Warp
,np for domestic carpets. and Bals OF Wmplng Tor
bed quilts All of superior fabtle. Apply al tieI
company's One, 10
WM. w. NOGNELL, Agent
Jul> % u II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

O. Mr.. jacob Mohler, The proprietor of Wey-
ers Cave, announces that This celebrated Cavern
will be brilliantly illuminated on Thursday the 18th
inst with upw ards of 1000 candles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

~ The Loco Focos of Isle of Wight coun-
ty-ihe dark corner tie Old Dominion-gave a
supper TO Wm. Smith, Esq. of Culpeper, the Loco
Foco umnarv in the State Senate al Smilhfeld on
the o4lh uIt The toasts and speeches were ultra
ra IDEAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
Drawn Numbers!
Eefrgi1f<g ,$fUfP EOfferu.

For the benefit Of The town of WelIsburs,
Class, NOD for 1899.
10 he araira al AierdH3ria on Saturday The foh IF
llugusL q > The Dra,rinR mtH be receired al
Mis Office on Iucsday l3h INST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
Brilliant scheme.
Dr0aCiNg KeCeired..

The foilouing acre the numbers dravn for HE
NORFOLK MECHANICS LOTTERY.
Extra Glass No. 7, for 1889.
4, Richmond on Tuesday the 30ih of July, viz
SO 81 25 Is 81 Al lG 40 so.
Good Plies sold at
ROCKERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

additional Delegates 10 The Staanton Contention
NetSon-W William Massie aud Col. Charles Per
row-aternaies, n. +. Cabe aud DIR. Arthur Hop
kins.
Lancastcr-Gol. John Chownipg-alterna,e, d.
=. Mitchell.
Cambcrtdna.-Allen Wilson, John Miller. Henry
Irving and WIN. NJ. Fhornon-any Two OF whom,
as they may arrange among themselves.
Meetings have been called IN Loudoun, Or
ange, James Cny aud Goochand in addition 10 the
counties heretofore mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

Co The Wings of Southampton county have
rendered Public Dinner to Gen. James W. Pc
gram of Petersburg, who il will be recollected, was
The Wing candidate FOR Congress in hat district at
the Late election. Gen. p has accepted the invita-
following extract:
II believe with you, that, the defeat which our pin
cpes have sustained in ;hs district, will be Temporal
ry. When, unnfueuced by other and false issues,
the people shall be left TO examine principles,
they cannot iaIl Of being convinced that upon them
rests the stability Of our republican institutions -
that without them, the checks aud balances of our
wise constitution are abandoned, the accountability
of yubc agents is surrender ed, and government
becomes changed from one OF simplicity and eCono-
INV TO one Of Irresponsible power and prodiealy.
ali is much 10 be wondered al that the watch
iuness of federal encroachments, which once for
med the peculiar trait of her political character, has
become dormant IN Virginia, and | may even say
suppanled by de erminaon 10 sustain every lede-
raj lnroad on her once cherished State rights.
" Who, that looks back few years, can be blind
10 The rapid tendency and vast accession oil power
and influence Of the Federal Government, aud fSpe-
cially TO the Executive Department Oft Upon
ITS action depend the internal policy OF the
States, the value and usefulness of their institutions
and the prosperity OF the individual and private ine
rests of the country. In he name Of State rights
have these usurpatlnns been consunnated as in tie
name OF religion the most impous dissertations and
crnees have been pe,petraled by the bigoted aud
ambitious
with Jefferson, Madison, Giles TAYLOR Ran
dolph and such men OF old, rs her leaders, Virgi-
MIA achieved the early welcomes of republicanism :;
but at length she las allowed herself-unwiltingly
| beleve-to be drawn off by modern leaders from
her ancient position, aid aud establish the ri.
nmph Of FederdiSm-Federalsm more nightul
than any she once suhdued."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

Inc editor of the Enquirer is a great stick
~ the dignity olthe press, and ever and anon
|eNls TO the resolutions Of the Editorial Copyen-
4 70 shield himself from attack ; and yet he per
- correspondent TO speak Of Mr.. Gallaher of the
g as "a poor, timid, stupid owl" whom he
democraticoily denounces for speaking dis
s'"IIy of his tehers,"-Dr. peterborough
sroge Nicholas How disnfcd INV demo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

~ The Enquirer thinks il high crime and
sdPmeanor in Mr.. Clay 10 touch upon federal pol
4 III his speeches. Is il more criminal or less
Enhed IN a candidate for The Presidency. (even il
Clay were candidale,) to denoupce the mea-
IS OF the Administration, than for the President
"seli, who is also a candidate for reelection, 10
= Them the theme of enlogy in ms speeches
'sti"y ought to be permitted at least as wide
woe, we presume, as Mr.. Van Buren, claims
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
easalAk ERsIsEe.
EsAEh HsOAD sTOGE4.

BOOKS Of subscription i,f stock in the Lynch
10 burg aud Tennessee Rail Road Company will
he opened IN this place at > oelook Saturday tic
l7th day OF August ncAt.
TIE COMMISSIONERS
for Lynchburg.
July l4 II IVA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
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A r meeting Of the Executive Committee oft
n Siauuton RIVER Agricultural Society, held al
Brook Neal the It'll Of July, 1889, ordered that
premiums be awarded by this Society, ut its neat
annual meeting in November, rs follows
For the best managed aud rn,va,rd Farm, So 90
For the greatest Product ol Corn of two con
iigous acres OF improved highland. 90
For the greatest product Of Com of two con-
tignon. acres ol flat land, w
For the greatest product OF Hay two con-
tguons acres. oo
For the hest Stallion of improved stock, 90
For the best Mare oil do Oh
For the best Coli Of do 90
For the best Bah oil do 90
Forthc best Cow of do 90
For the hest Cali Of do w
For the best Boaf Of do Oh
For the best Pig of do 90
For the best Ram OF do o0
For the hes, Plough OF improved oons'rus-
ton, wv
For the best Harrow, do %
For the best Wagon, w
For the best Mulberry Orchard Oo
For the best specimen Of Sewing SILK. uo
For the hes, piece Of Jeans, (nol less than
yafds,l op
Eot The hest figured Blanket OF Counterpart, , 90
For the best Garnet ) w
For the best Hearth Rug W
For the best piece Of Negro Cloth, not less
than 10 wards, 90
For the best side OF Upper Leather, 90
For the best baire oil Flour, 90
For the best piece o Embroidery, 90
For the best pee OF Painting, 90
On motion, ordered that Capt. Abram w Vim.
bsh. Capt Ais Walker and John s, Payne be a
COMMITTEE To examine Farms.
Ordered, that the proceedings be published IN the
Lynehburg Vreinan.
q. ID. GILLIAN, X. Secretary.
August "iw
EnAMPAGNE WINE, IN pint bottles Of
" The most popular aud well established brands.
London Brown Stout and Porter
Burton Scotch Ale. For SALE AZ
Howell DAVIES
an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
asssn.TaNG CE.ebEasS.

WE HAVE received fresh supply Of Tho gem
w uino GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTlNG
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use, which
will he sold as low as they be bought in tho
State. TURNER BUkWEhL.
June = Hts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
ATTENTION ssosa COMPANY.

"A 4 = Z
E,IlE members Of tic Lsnribnrg Hose Gems
Il pany are hereby notified, 10 attend regular
mectiug, Il, the Police Office. on Monday, the 9Th
inst. at hall ptst7 O'Clock. L. ~
JOHN A. HAMLET, Seereiaiy.
Augusta L
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
WING STATE INVENTION IN NORTH


We learn from the Raleigh Register Of the 18Th
inst, that this body assembled on the Tuesday, 10
remarkably full force, considering the unpropitious
state OF the weather. The rain fell in increasing
torrents through the day. and the punctualiiy Of
the Delegates in their attendance, afforded most
gratifying evidence Of their enthusiastic zeal in a
good cause. No doubt, says the Register, many
of the neighboring counties, where meetings had
been held, were inexperienced, because the Dele.
gates were deferred. By The inclemency Of the day,
from encountering the discomforts Of soaking ride.
The Convention was, however, sufficient full for all
useful purposes, and the assertion may be safely ha-
zarded, that never was there held in North Carroll
ma a more imposing meeting. But few young men
we're present, the larger proportion of Delegates be-
ing from the ranks OF the venerable in years, and
the irreproachable in character.
JOHN NJ. MoREHEAD, of Guilford, was nornina-
ted as the Wing candidate for the Gubernatorial
Chair q man, whose name has long been associa-
ted with whatever is pure in patriotism, and lofty
in integrity.
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky, was also mi
ded for the Presidency, and a pledge given TO sup
port NATHANIEL =. ~TALLMADGE, of New York,
should he be the nominee of The National Conven-
tion. FOR the Vice Presidency.
Governor OWEN, of Bladen, and JAMES MEBANE.
of Caswell, were appointed State Delegates to
Harrisburg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

quite as available for all purposes as If it was
one hundred. Much has been said by the loco TO-
CO presses about the Wing loss IN The House. We
have one word to say in reference TO this. With
out the city Of New York, the Wings in the last
House lad but sixty-cight members, now they have
seventy. showing that 10 the country, among the
staunch farmers, o wholesome change has been GO
ing on. Neither party can depend on the city
1t has yacillated for several years past, end is just
as likely to go for the Wings in another contest as
for their opponents. An ascendency in the conn-
Try may be depended on-an ascendency in the city
never can be. While we have the countcy-they
may have tbs city, and make the most of it. We
consider the prostrsiion of loco focoism 10 New
York as permanent as il ID now overwhelming.-
The loco focos affect TO be satisfied with the result,
because they fancy they have gained in the popu-
lar vote-it is but fancy, and well they know it,
1t is a happy thing that the result satisfies them,
for we assure them the Wings are perfectly salts
fed with it-and so all parties are Satisfied.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the RalffnnOre PafrSoy M -

CATTIE.-The prices paid this week e..
ding TO quality. sccof.
Hoos.-Lve Hogs are held a, AZ oe, =
on. lew solo, purchasers teing unwilling t. lug aaa
PoRx.-Wagon Pork is selling at &C.
BAcoN.-Sales of prime Western ,
con continue to be made at 8 cts do. Hans ~.
to II cts; Mlddings at ) 10 Sd cts; and Sbaa, ~
at TO q OTIS. We note a sale Of {, 900 lbs WEN
tern Middltngs, OF extra quality, ut 9 cts pi'
more cured Hams are now selling Mt j6i ~. Dali.
FLoua - Hotrdrd Street Flour.-Tbe 49,
sales from stores have been made throuybon, ~
week up 10 yesterday afternoon at "a i5i 'his
S6,lst, although several lots were sold ., sd
Sales have been made since at 1925 tn o.
price this morning is rather unsettled. i y o'ofe
quence OF the improvement in the New Vol o m
ket, and most holders now ask an adyanceAmaf
naming $6,37a and others $50. Tbe ws o."
aud Car price is uniform at SO. 9th Mn. Er.soa
The demand is good, and sales have been sous'
throughout the week at Sc. ~ads
WHEAT.-Sales of good to very prime r.a.
been made at Sl,l0 and $1,l5; and Of iafer;naa nave
good reds at 81 and $l,lO. Good Whit. 10
brought about the same prices as good red.
sale OF family flour white wheat was made N a.
at S1,25. gay
CoRN.-Old white has been pretty stead, ~,
out the week al 60 cts, for good parcels. viii
occasional sale at a cent over or under ,cco.,a aa
to quality. To day the market for this d...a's
ton Isl little heavy, and we quote 1t al 81 md z
cts. Wequote new white TO day at SO and Sc -.
Sales Of old yellow at 10 cts, which we ono,o ~
day sales of new yellow at Sc and 60 e., s.io.
of old Virginia 10 day at 60 cts. -"
RyE.-sales of good, in large lots, at 65 ~.
small lots occasionally a little higher.
OATs.-We quote at 2S and 90 cts.
WBisKEy.-P Prices throughout the weck h.v.
been pretty steady at 80 and 80 2 els. for MA.
and at "a cts for bbls. The Wagon price Of MI
has ruled at % cts, exclusive Of the Dbl :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
From the Baltimore Chroniclc-Novcmber Is.
MICHIGAN ELECTION-THE STATE RE-
nEEMEDl

a 80 -
MICHIGAN ELECTIoN-THE STATE RE-
DEEMED!
We have received the Detroit Advertiser Of the
llth inst. 1t thus heralds the entire redemption OF
this vigorous young State from the fangs OF loco fo-
coism. We now take OF our hat to Michigan and
cry aloud, all hail!
MICHIGAN REDEEMED!
"Oi who that shares them ever will forget,
The emotions Of this spirit-rousing time,
When, breafhless, in the mart the couriers meet,
Early and late. at evening and at prime;
When the loud cannon and the merry chime,
Halls news on news as 1'onn on Tonon is wont
When Hope, long doubtful, soars at length sub
lime,
And our glad eyes; awake. as day begun,
Watch joys broad banner rise, to meet he rising
sun.
We can safely announce to our readers, and to
the Wings Of the Union. that Michigan is rsdeem-
ed! Sufficient returns have been received TO war
rant this gratifying conclusion. The heaviest coun.
ties have been heard from. In all Of them, the
Wing msjorities have been greatly increased and
the loco foco mejorities reduced. We give the par
tisulars below.
This is a sublime moral triumph. No State in
The Union has been 80 badly governed as Michigan.
No State in the Union so much needed reform
=" ~ icoP'o iri', NV ahey Dave dtiseDt IN
the majesty OF their strength, to redeem and re-
form their State. The result is, there will be a
Wing Governor, a Wig Legislature, and a
Wig Unitrd Suites Senator!
A more perfect victory could not have been achie-
we'd. For it, the Wings Of Michigan cannot but
feel most devoutly grateful.
We subjoin a comparative statement Of the ma
joriiies in the several counties for Governor as COM
pared with the vote OF las, year. The table Of Is.
80 is the nearest official Of any thing we can find,
and contains all but tv o small counties, Chippewa
and ~lngham, from which no returns were last year
received.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
FROM FIORIDA

A correspondent of the Savannah Georgian, un.
der date of The Sd inst, has the following :-',
have not given you any army information for some
time, as but little has been or could have bean dome
by the troops, on account of the universally prevail.
ing sickness. The fever is abroad in the land. and
scarcely any one escapes its unweIcome visitation.
81. Augustine, with all its well-dcserved reputation
Tor health, Is now most wofully afflicted. The
medical men say tina, one good frost will change
the course Of things, and most anxiously DO We ex-
pect it.
Sig companies of the Cd Dragons, under Col
Iwiggs, now at the North, viii embark for Florida
on the 10 inst. Itis said that the 9Th Infantry,
(Coi. Worth's Regiment will come to Florida.