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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30


VALUE or ispIesArios IN TIKI GLoBE.--Spes-
king Of the Pennsylvania contested Election, or, in
o'bar words, ~ Tory Ingersoll's prstenccs, the
Globe Of the 9th inst, said,
Can il be-, sometimes hear II said that
Congress viii, tint Congress must, adjourn without
Determining whether this election is TO stand or
mott We do not, and will not, and cannot believe
ti for II would be 10 proclaim to all dishonest par
'isanss carry your candidate for Congress any how,
no matter by what atrocions frands get him re-
turned and seated and sitter seven month"; session,
there will not BIO time TO Judge the case. Il will
be bounty paid for fraud" s sgsa
The Globe fancying that IngersoII would be 70.
ted M a. IL was inclined to dictate, was thus aax-
ions 10 bring the case 70 close. Well. the Com-
miltes hare reported, and chosen Mr.. NArLoR!--.
SO much tor all this expenss and trouble and a.
tempted usurpaton. So much for the ufyorious
frauds airociously charged upon Mr.. Nsylos's
friends ny the Globe Madisonian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
trom the Richmond Why.
RITcHIE. vAN ANp rnE TARorRE1

- = tAAtsf ' Az AMI a k4r. A AbOI hEiS-
hitehis is much diserabiled BY the exposure made
BY MIR. ogle Of The palace ard It's Democratic in.
mate. He loses his temper and swcars like uoo-
per--the most moferate term be uses being snfa-
nous and hellssh.n
The only apology he oilers for the royal raasnih-
cence Of the White House and the $50 600 expen.
ded upon II, since the present party came into pow
err IS. that Mr. Lincoln, Wing member OF The
Committee, eXculpated MIR. yau Buren, from all
blame IN the premises, and chssged i, upon the
Committee. Iais Is no sufficient justification with
Us. ard will not be with the People Ifthe Com
mitee are to BE- responsible for this gorgeous
that IS only shifting the responsibility one step lur,
Their, Il stli fails back upon the Presiden for The
Committee composed OF majority Of his
friends, and they would not have tentufed to insu,
him aud shock his Democratic feelings hy pressing
npon him oil the magnificent Injuries BY which he
: surrounded, they had been disagreeable to him
Without some prompting, they would never have
thought Of French C0Hfortables. :" French Bed
sfeo9s, Tarkish DREAMS "daklia roses al ST so
a piece" " artificial .aorers for the Presidents
table," &C., &c And we do not believe that a sin.
gle member Of the Committee ever heard Of, or bad
the remotests dea Of what a TABouRET vas
Van himself must have suggested that tits an at-
tcic only found IN the Palaces Of Kings, where 10
member Of he Committee has ever been
The Editor ofthe Enquirer, before giving way 10
such burst ef passion the exposure Of the splen-
dor and magnhceuce of the whole White House
since IT came into the occupancy of the present pre-
tending Democrat, should have rccalleced the cele-
brated East Room Letter" which he published in
1927, with great flourish of trumpets. Then the
regal magn.fceRce" spoken Of in that letter,
which was so revolving TO Republican feelings"
had no other existence than ia the lying brain Of
the author Of the letter. New, that regal msgnih
cence may be seen by all who viii take the pains
to visit Washington, and may he understood BY all
who viii read tie BILLS for furniture audited in the
public offices.
The Enquirer only publishes garbled extract
from MIR. Lncoln's speech. If that gentleman be
authority for statement he must be for another
The very speech from which this extract purports
TO be taken, contains severe comment upoA the
prodigality and corruption @ the Administrations
Give us the whole speech and extracts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Hath borne his faculties so meek. hath been
So clear in bis great Office that his virtues
win plead like angels, trumpet-iongued, against
The deep damna'ion Of his takiDg-of."
BY an act q Congress, originated and passed B,
loco tocos, il Is made msdcrneanor ia this Dis
tnct TO pass notes of a less denomination than five
dollars, punishable by fne or imprisonment II
several ipstances citizens have been indicted for
passing saiall notes, and on Wednesday, lib inst
sui, was instituted against Dr. Duncan for com.
hitting the same offence. Nadisonian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

EMIGRATION ~ the fspiANs Iii Is stated IN
the Hamilton U. G. Gszette, that, .ssbout s. 900
Indians have arrived from the United States, and
have purchased from our governments q large block
OF land near London, aod than large k1mber more
VIII immediately follow Many cflhem appear to
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

COURT RECORD.

We stated in our last, that His Majesty, the Pre-.
s'dent Of the Loco foco party, did not open the
White House, as Is customary, on the 4th Of July
We have since learned. however that fireworks
we're ordered In tho Royal Square, 10 the evening,
with which Lis Higliness officers thought 10 amnse
he people after the fashion Of European courts -
We understand that His Majesty appeared at the
window Of the palace, and looked out upon the dis
play, observed the qualification Of the populace
and smiled We nre happy 10 learn that Ills Ma.
Jesty's health was not al all affected by the expo
sure.
The Madisonian ofthe 18th instant. snys s-Ths
President and Cabinet Visited the Theatre, 10 wit
ness Elsslers dancing. on Wednesday evening -
Ills Majesty occupied front seat Of one of the
boxes. with three Of bis mnsters' ladies'. Tie seat
Immediately behind, inthe same boz. was occupied
by Messrs Woodbury., Forsyth and Padding. -
Next IN the rear sat Mi. Niles, P. NJ. General, and
We think, Mr GiIpin. and some o.hers, attaches Of
Tho Court. The box was ezclusipely the Court
box. aod ezclnsipety hiled BY Members OF His Ma
Jesty's government, and we heard one Of his own
supporters speak Of the company band Of en-
eRssfves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Doiss RIaBr Under this head the PhiIa.
deiphia U. S Gazette of the i1th inst states that
Mr. E. Meredith, of the firm Of Meredith. Hender.
son g. Co, Of that city, lately received a letter,
signed !. Z. G." containing Fifty dollars, principal
and interest due his father" Mr.. NJ (says the
Gaze,te) has no knowledge Of the auiho,, who has
undoubtedly proper sense of what is due between
man and n,an.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

The IREAsUgY.FED DEMOCRATS. The Freder-
ieksburg Arena of the l7th inst. says MIR. Mon.
cGEE, ia his speech at Stafford Court expataied ye.
~ much at large at what he was pleased to call De-
mocracy, and the Democratic parly--insistiag that
the opponents OF the Administration were Federal
ists, aud his party the true Simon pures Of De-
mocracy. Mr.. NEwros, in reply, whilst he ex.
pressed great respect for genuine Democracy. said
that the geutemans remarks called to mind an an.
eedole that he had heard of an old Dntch Farmer
and his son. The boy said to the old man. Fa-
ther, If | should call that cows tail leg, how ma.
ny legs would she have r. " Why Eve to be sure,
you biockhead, why do you ask saeh simple ques.
TONI The boy replied, No, il wouldn't father
for my calling the cows tail leg, wouldn't make
II leg, would ii P'-(great sensation.) "Now,' y
said MIR. NEWTON, 8 there is about as much resem.
bance between the gentleman's Treasary-fed De-
mocrats and the genuine Democracy, there is be-
tween the COW S tail and her leg. The gentleman 5
Democrats do not support the body polite, but like
the cows tail, dependents aud hangers.on upon
it'-(immense applause.) Mr.. NEwros continu-
ed The gentlemans Democracy resembles the
cows tail in another particular it is growing down
wards." Upon this, the cheering became SO great
as TO prevent his progress for sometime. This is a
sign Of tho genuine Democracy Of Slafiord
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Just pfeyioes The last lrr.ideotiol election
Professor iloLLAsD, zeaous pa,tizan of Mr.. Van
Buien. published work entitled the q Life Of Mar.
Tin Van Buren, Ii purlored to be compiled from
authentic sources--Mr v. b. himself, no doubt.
contributing largely 10 its pages. The book was
copiously pulled and bepraised by The Globe, as
containing faithful history Of the distinguished
Martin Van Buren,. Regarding ii In that light. we
at the time made from il 10 prove that Van
was attudinarian, opposed TO the late war, a
Missouri Bes,riclioaist, &c. &c.
Recently the I" Buckeye Blacksmith" in bis ef.
tectiye addresses 10 the people, has been using this
same work 10 prove the same facts, and many 9TH
ers eqaolly Objectionable to Mr. Van Buren,, there
IN admitted by his chosen biogrepher. The Globe,
alarmed at the effects produced by these exposures
has had resort 70 desperate expedicnt. IL pro-
nounces The copy 81 the book in possession Of Mr.,
Baer forged and nterpulhtcd edition. At late
discussion IN Maryland, the matter was put to fLe
test. Mr.. Baor quoted from his copy and the Van
Buren, orator having copy ot the work also, Mr..
u. challenged him 20 produce il, aud compare Il
with his This he refused 10 do, thereby admitting
that the TWO were identical, and that the charge Of
the Globe "a false.
We see that citizen Richie has followed the lead
Of the Globe, and repeats The same change Rich
Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
FRESH GROCERIES, &C.

ICE; N. Orleans Sagats; do. do. Molesses;
IA Loaf Sugars; Rio Codee Chocolate No !
Casendlsh Tobacco; Smoking do;
Young Hyson Tea.
he above of fine quality. and may be Deepen
ded upon as such. WILLIAM DORSEY.
May Ia, 1870,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

AMOS kESDALL's OPINION OF GER. HARRisoS
AND THE Bible -" The documents 10 winch Won
relerp says the Ex-Pos,master General. alIuding
10 me printed opinions of General Hanson, Are
subject 10 as many constructions and 1sscoassyuc
tt0ns as THg CBRIsTIAN's BIBLE"
The friends OF Gen. Harrison contend with truth
and propre'y that bis opinions have been express
sed with clesrness and sincerity but they have new
claimed for bis speeches aud letters The merit of
inspiration. When find our adycrsaries conce-
ding that they are peIspicnous as the 'CHRis
TIASs BIBLE" we have litte doubt that Tho People
will be able TO understand them.--Al6any Ereaia
Joaraal.
always been Z" sealed look 10 Old Amos; or the
Lord would not have Far forsaken him az 10 make
him Editor OF The Extra Globe GeOygetopu Ad
pocate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Immediately after The passage Of the Sub Trea-
suiy Bill the Secretary Of the Treasury issued mil
lion Of Treasury Notes, bearing 81 per cent. interest
This is striking commentary upon the hArdmes
neg system Rich. Hzig
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Ifhafd cider should put period 70 the FFesiden.
tial life OF Mr.. Van Buren,, il sng gested that she
coroner retura the following verdict: !. Died Of sp-
Pie-Plexy."--N. O. Pic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

LUMINOUS TO THE :" Follower The Colum-
bus (Ohio) papers contain address, 70 their bre-
thren throughout the UHion, signed by ONE Hus,
DRIED And FORTY LIGHT original Jacksonmen, and
setting forth their reasons at length Cor repudiating
the 9 Follower" and supporting General Harrison.
Ii IL also to be remembered, by those who would
truly read this sign, that the whole number OF the
sgners-one hundred and f1rfy-eight men, good and
true--ae members OF the " Jackson Reform Irua
American Association Of Columbus Ohio. as well
as original Jacksonmen.' They are moi scattered
over tue State but jewellers Of ha city aid vi
cnty. When such linits contain such a number
OF changes, 10 favor Of the cause of Harrison aud
Reform, il should be caution TO the spoilers
But these are not ALL Ii is understood there are n
number more, even m the same region, besides the
l4G whose names could not be got N time for
the paper, IN which tho addtess was published,
but Which will be given 10 pamphlet edition Of the
address The original Jacksonnien of the West are
in fact, moving rsWdly To the support Of Harrison.
Wsh regard To Ohio, the Cincinnati Gazette, alter
noticing the address Of the l43 at Columbus, adds
that numerous sUcessons have lately taken place
in licking, Moskingham, Perry, Harrison and Jsf.
terson Conversions heard OF daily"
With such marked demonstrations Of The popu.
lar sentiment Of the great West against him, and in
favor OF Harrison, the spoiler chIel haze lost
all sagacity and cunning" IL he sliil hope to
maintain bis hold upon The purse and the sword be.
You'd the 4th Of March next. Against such evidence
Of the public judgement, even his standing army -
if added to the sub Treasury, would not suffice TO
leneihen oct his Of Office for a single day.
baltimore Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
NUMBER 23.


CisciSsArr.--O Ore Of the census tak~ss employ
cd IN Cincinnati, has found In his progress ma
who tells him that his grandmother, who died sucs
last ccnsus, at the age Of ID7, within four or Eve
years Vt her death bad her sight rcatored 10 very
remarkable degree, an entire and ample head 81
ha'r. and iu set Of teeth, all Of which remained
10 the day Of hcg death. " In thu case the snte
man adds. the uis aaii muas have Co existed 20
remarkable degree, frr she was able TO walk two
miles 70 church until within two weeks Of her death
!, may be added thai UP TO the day Of her death
there appeared TO be no pescsptbla failure Of the
power a lite. Her residence was id Greene conn
". Ny Informant ia man OF strict vesacity, and
says that witnesses enough can be found to satisfy
the most increduou. Of the truth Of th,s story ,-
ihns iar he has no, found centsnasian.
The census Of Cincinnati as Ear as taken, indi-
cate that the females out-nutnber the males The
deputy marshal says :-ss will close with stntis-
nc or TIVE chick does net no on ny rstHrx to Wash
'ngfon, but msy be ofintercst about home. found
lady within this ward, who at The age Of 30 had
tonr,esn children the oldest being born on her four
tecnih bis.hday And another--a case more rc-
matkable, in which her stood BY her eide with
IN few months rs old ~ she was when married.
and The mother not yet 90 Need we be surprised
at the growth Of the Wes,.''
Az IsrKaKsrisa Casa habeas corpus case
Of none than ordinary interest, 10 now In progress
IN this city. Il seems that year or two ago, !
Young lady the daughter ola wealthy gentleman o(
Boston, formed an attachment. while travelling in
Europe. with Swiss or German gentleman Of tilc
| and distinction The parties were married with or
without the consent Of tho ladys parssts. We have
beenunable % ascertain. Alter residing with her
husband short time the lady returned To this
country to see her friends and has ever since refu-
scd 70 live with the Count. A beautiful child the
tnit OF tho union, has hitherto been retained b. the
mother.
The Count u now In this eountry, and finding tho
parties In Philadelphia, he days aimee issued
hahcas corpus, with the object of obtaining pos
session Of the child The lady, who is said to be
beautiful was in Court yesterday, attended by her
friends, when the hearing was adjourned 10 tho
| chambers Ut ono Of tho Judges. Among the coun-
sci engaged we have heard the names Of William
s. Reed, John M Scott, J. H. Ingersoll, John Cad
waader, VIM. NJ. Meredith and Horace Binney.
Esqures. We have been furnished with many Of
the particulars alleged particulars -bu, think il
improper IN this stage Of the matter, to make them
public. PHI. Inquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

KESpALL, instead Of being an acquisition to the
Globe, IL decided drawback, and . most ipcorri-
gble bore lie fila from three to i've columns once
or twice week, with excessively duh articles, de-
voted 10 useless taskthat Of proving that b. was
honest whilst managing the Post Office Depart
ment. This Is useless task, hscausc no one be-.
leyes any thing he writes. and very few care
whether II is so or moi. The truth Of the matter
will be tested when President HARRISON assumes
tho Chair Of State. and KKspALL had bsmsr 70,
serve hs defence until he Is arragped before jury
OF his copqtry.--R scA. Wig.
The following subscription Of ! letter which pss-
sed through the Post OEice. Is given By Pennsyl-
sania paper as ocular proof that sedicstoa Is rz "
Tho post office in
Hount villega
Siscohanna Conniy believe
the state Of penciIvana
IN The crate bend oi
me Siscoiana river
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

The Philadelphia Gazette SAYS -Mr McDuF-
rTE's opinions coacornng Cereal HARnIsoS, are
easily accounted FOR. lie is one Of the fmily OF
Mr. VAN bunEA. Himself and the oldest son Of
The Piesideni married sistersi and hence there had
arisen between them ties as strong consangunity,
and interests probably lar closer than Pfopnqaits
ofnlood.
The views of the volunteer Southern Ajax are
therefore to be taken cum grono salisi bat for his
favorle, We think even Sau cannot save him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

A REvoLuriosARY DKuM AND DRuNMsR AT
the Democratic Celebration ~ Qaibcy, 90 tue 4,h
thefe were several heroes OF 20, one Of whom
brought with hm the identical dun, which be, for
a iong time used in tine Of the Revolution I;
aud, what was s,ili better he mingled with the
musicians, N the pfocession-beatnr the bead Of
his old companion gslly sod msrtiiy ia times
that tried men'- seul, Rich. ConpiLr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Mr. Van Bu'en goes tor negro sutfage and negro
testimony. That's taking couple u seven league
strides Let negroes be Admired 10 the polls as
and INTO courts Of justice as witnesses and
how Ear will the great wo,k Of the abolinonisls be
from its contamination g--Lou. JOUR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

CoNsuMPTIoN AND LIVER CoMPLAINT.--Suf.
ferng as have for three Years with these diseases,
feetro my heart for all persons equally uufortu-
nate, and therefore, beg Of them, If they love life
and health; if they love their families and friends
rot 10 lay and die under the hands of mercury doc
tors t,eF useless uash but Try DR.. Taylor Bal
ssm ct Liverwort. This medicine cured me when
1 so i'll could over 10 bed without as
sistauce and the mineral doctors SAID | could not
live week; yet this vegetable medicine cured me
in six weeks had u hacking cough, pain in the
side, raising Of matter, night sweats aud was vast
ed TO the bone; also, inward fever
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

ter sburg Constellation. warm aud able Admins
traitor paper, says IN late number oe the Peters
burg Star neutral journal, hch he now conducts
a. We cannot permt The opportunity pass. Of can.
didly expressing the belief. which have long en-.
teriained that man IN he United States, public
or private, is farther removed from Abolitionism IN
the fanatieal sense Of the term than is VIM. Henry
Harrison, Lynch. PirsiaiaE,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30

Frauds upon this medicine issued in every
direction. Remember to ask for "Dr. TAYLoR's
BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT," and do not take any
thing else. There is other medicine connected
with this, or, IN any way, possessing the same yir-
tues, See that the signature of Geo. Taylor, NJ.
D., is on every bottle, in my hand writing 10
Counterfeit THIS will be forgery
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
DIR. TAYLOs<'$
BALSAM OF LIvERW0RT,
FoR TRANSFORMATION AND IIVER COMpL AMI

Coughs Colds, asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Pains in he SIDE or Breast, Splitting OF Blood
Cafarrhs, Paipitation Of The Heart, Oppression
and Soreness Of The Chest, Pieurisy, WLooping.
Cough. Hectic Ferey, Night sacedis, Difficult or
Profltse EIpeetorat on, and all other affections Of
tie Chest, Lungs and Lieer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

CONCORD ACAnEMY.The next session Of this Institution
" viii st February us iacaioh u w ao
lac County, Richmond and fredericksburg kai h"
az which, Students leaving Rehmena, arrive ~ the
Academy in three lious
Beard and Tuition, incid'a- Washing, Hading
fuel Of five months S0 IyHhlc IN advance
The If instruction comprises The languages ana sciences
generally, and is designed students horGaghg M ,o
i-ss The students of Ancient Languages "
i'll classes, and setor, ana are instructor "
daily pref and examinations. They are also exercised re-
suariy converting Greek and Latin into EnsIs ana EneIsh
into ok and Latin In connection with Ancient Languages are
taught Ancient Geography and Ancient History.
Mathematical Arithmetic aethrn "enni
etry rconomsy, Sherica Trisonosty WIN us app'-
Natra! Astronomy, Analytic Geometry, ana Tue Der-
enii and Integral Calculus . .
The g Natpra. Philosophy comprises Mechanics, hydro
ynanics, pncumaes Acoustics Electricity and Gaivans Up
and Astronomy.
Geology Mineralogy taught in connection with cheis
-
Tic IF Moral Philosophy comprises Bellies Letues RIe-
toIic, Ethics and Political Economy.
For the character and Institutions reference Is made
Cubs of Petersburg. Hon. j. u Mason u South
amp,an tls Professors nf the University Of Virginia.
Parents aud Guardians, who ih 10 place their sons and
wards Seminary requested 10 make early application by
letter, directed TO Concord Academy Caroline County, Va ana
addressed 70 either OF the subscribers
+. W. COLEMAN, Prcsdrnf,
a. NJ Of q. 81 ia.
j. d. COLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

THE respectfully informs city and country Hat dealers
manufacturing for the ensuing slrns trade
Larger assortment ATS than he has heretofore offered 10 the
,blic. Of the various qulcs colours ana
sapcs now From he has recently made
with New York. he will BE- enabled 10 present
the styles, directly ON their being started
N that city.
Hats are OF manufactures made Richmond by wnrknen
aud experience, AID Of The Yer! bcs; materials I'm
ported 10 this country.
His prices and retail will he funnd io hi a low Is at
any uanniacto the Noas The eSrc$s oil manufacturing
no greater there with the exception Of the freight IN
III. raw material New York Richmond, which Is but a
fraction.
lie also keeps sp Of Ila;,er materials,
al the importers which sill h sold AWAY small advance
S,n,. ,r,,,s m ,i. old Market JOHN DGUl.EI.
.a-:iu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

PKDtIAMATTDN.
WHEREAS, IL has hern represented by the Sergeant of
" the corporation If fredericksburg, that FRANCIS l.. VII
kINstN, fugitive from justice the State Of Massachusetts,
who hr been arrested this Commonwealth and confined Ihc
Jail OF Fredericksburg his escape and going
argc
Therefore, DaD C.NPsrLl Governor Of the Commonwealth
aforesaid have Thought proper offer reward of two hundred
dollars 10 any person persons who will appehcnd the above
named fugitive and deliver him The Jail 81 fredericksburg
And do hereby require I'll officers, civil and military, and request
GOOD Pr0pla of this Commonwealth their best cxcron
Gspcchend and tsad fugitive in order that he may be
draE viii the law directs.
Given under hand Governor, and under the lesser
SEAT seal Of the Connoaw caih AT Richmond this Goth day
OF January, 1870. DAVID CAMPBELL.
Ian A.