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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Correspondence Of the National Iatelhgeneer.
NEW YORK, April 10.


The Loco Focos have the city by l ,525 majority
The Common Council stands 10 Wings to "a Van
Buren--5 wards % l2-just as il stood last year.
The election has been one of the most corrupt and
fraudulent have ever here. New York has
,his wear out Heroded Herod. | suppose 10000
votes have been poed, and good many arrests
have been made for false voting, among which is
one woman for voting in mems clothes!
In our 4th and 9TH wards Opposite the Navy
Yard) the Sailors of the U. States ships IndePend
enee and Fa,rfeid voted il is believed in mass. and
their votes alone unquestienaby secured the Tam
many party these wards.
think wrote you yesterday that Tammany Hall
procured tie naturalization Of over tro thousand
persons for this election The district system ex-
nibed curious spectacles yesterday; the ltish pop
u!alon voting almost alone in their districts, the
Germans in theirs, and the Americans in theiis tor
People here congregate in districts ofkih, kin and
tongue. 1t has also demonstrated that, OF the
American population here, qaiie two TO one are
Wing; the foreign population, in fact, having the
complete government of the CITY, 1t is not so IN the
interior OF the State, for there have quite our
proportion of the foreign population, particularly
Of The Irish
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Rcticulc Lost.

ENTAS lost. on Thursday. the pih inst, At tho
w Falling. Waters, in the Mill yard at Mr.
Downs, as is believed,) a green Ci1CASSlAN
RETlCuLE, containing pair Of Silver SPects-
cles several important papers Of no value TO any
one bal myself; aud SoJ in bank nnses to vita two
IS notes, one 81 ana the remainder In small notrs
will give a reward Of S. TO any Who will
return The said Retie1le and its conteats, a, my re-
sidence on Tgsesfers.
ELIZABETH PATTERSON.
AnriI Is IS40.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
~ re EsFsM.

n HAVE the pleasure Of announcing to the adj
III mirers &c hae stock. that my fUlebssd Durham
Bull, ffilAN, viii serve cows, upon my R1nne-
mede Farm, after the l5th Of the present month.
fRiAM Is Of the stock imported into this coun-
trS by Rerin d. Sheppefd, OF Boston, through the
agency Of Nr. Etches. Of Liverpool, the best Sc
lecsar af stock in Engleaa. He viii be years
old IN May. Ills pedlg,ee, not 10 so into maci,
aessil is naqessfiened. fRIAM was got in Eng.
land BY Priam; Il re Herd Baok-P.iaml dam
i.sda. by Cation; grand dam Dairy great grand
dan Dairy. hy LaaSdele; Loasdale by Alss; his
dam by Oscar. Sec Herd Book Tor the several
animals here referred to.
Mr.. JoaS hsAevs, who resides upon my farm.
viii give tie sssictssI alteration 10 all ecws sent
there, and will take great pleasure 10 exhibiting
the Ball 10 ell persons who may wish 10 see him.
Price for each COW. including inssrsnc-, sin.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
Aprii f6 1910 --4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

DEATH OF The HON. HUGH L. WHITE.
The National Intelligencer of the 2lst inst. says
The Mail. yesterday, brought us the news, which
we had for some days past expected, OF the death
ofthe Hon. HUeH L. WHITE, late a Senator OF the
United States, from the State of Tennessee. lie
breathed his last at his residence, at Knoxville on
the 10th instant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Efcrfiotr .Nnfire.

a n Election viii be held on TAsrsday. TIC
N asa dag Of .iPril, for the purpose Of slecting
two members to represent the County Of Berkeley
IN the House Of Delegates 10 the next General Az
semhy OF Virginia.
Gyr The following named person are appointed
Commissioners 10 supefntend The Electon--io
vii: AT Mauinsbnrs john w Boyd. Berjamsn
comegs, William Gregory Thomas ), Pege, and
John 5. Harrison; at Heasssviile-- Eiwa'd Cob
s,on, James Robinson. Thomas ] Harley, H.a"ki
ah Hedges, and Henry J Seibcrti a, Falins-Wa-
iers-- Daniel Is. Morrison. Silas Harlan, George
Chrssmaa, Archibald Shserer. and John Hedges:
=, Back Crcrk---Gsotgs W, Robinson. Jacob My
ers, Lewis Graatham. Edward Winning, and Rob
ert v. Saodgrass; al ,ssrasdstown--w William Mas
Tic, George Mckewn. Stephen X Sao1grass, WIN.
q. Morgan, and John Payne, Of Hensy
LEVI HENStIAw.. >, n {.
Aorl q Isifl--3x
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

WINGS. WILLIAM WoRTHiNGroN, Esq.
and DR.. GEORGE b. STEPHENSON, nominated by
Wing Convention.
ADMINISTRATIONS RoBERT Lucas and
john C. r. TAYLOR. Esq
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
MACHINE CARDS.

UyUE subscriber is still manufacturing MA
Il CTlrNE CARDS, of superior quality -
He has, during the last year, had all his Mschiaeiy
repaired, and put in complete crder and has also.
new plan OF getting out the leather, by which he
stretch ia all taken out. ] can warrant them 10 b.
equal 10 any in this market. Persons in won't Of
Card Clothing would do well TO call before rur-
chasing elsewhere. Also, on hand, general as
sortment of manufacturers articles.
JOHN H. HARKELL,
No 1902, West Pratt ST., Baltimore, Md.
April %, l640.--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
From he Log Cabin Advocate.
CHEERING NEMS.

rvery mail brings intelligence Of some Wing VIC
tory or some mighty convuiaiop 10 Psolc oPinlon'
The news from Cincinnati, Is cheering. Inc
Loco Focos there met With total discomitHta' pr-
ing routed horse, foot, and dragons " % ON
Ger, elected. but one solitary Lore IS eleefsd.-
The average majority last fall, wes about eis nun
drsa. !, "a now more than double. This y an eSi
dence OF Gen. Harrison's popularity al home
Maine !. coming In Portland, the Wings car
xi.a all the civ officers but one. which was the
Mayor. Tie Wings having TWO candidates, there
vas no election. Falmostn, in Cumberland coun-
- il triumphantly redeemed. The whole wing
,;cket was successful. The Locos had Is majority
ia., fsIl. The entire Wing ticket in Belfast, has
also succeeded. 1t was a strong hold OF the Lo-
cos.
Though the Locos have gained the election in
New York the Wings the real ylctors Tor not
itbstanding their marine voters, we hnd gain on
our side, since last fall. Had no ship loads Of vo-
ter, been imported, ths Wings would have gained
the election easily. They however gave it to the
Iocos. and indeed, if Mr.. Van Buren, cannot sue
coed on his own dungh where will he gooo
man is always popular at home look at the news
from Cincinnati.
Hurra for the great Wing victory q, N. Orleans J
This strong hold Of Jacksonism, will go for Harri-
.on. and indeed the whole State. The Wing can
didate for Mayor is elected. The Wing majority
!. 422 There were four Wing candidates, and
Two Locos. 1t was desperate struggle, but result
ted in glorious victory for the Wings.
This truth, | leave for others, when I'm dead,
Be always sure you're right, then go ahead
We are following Col. Crockett's advice,
PosrscRIPr.-S the above, we have accounts
Of the results Of the State election in Rhode Island
for Governor and Members of the Legislature. The
friends of Harrison and Reform have made clean
sweep through the State, scarcely leaving Loco
Foco to tell the tale of their defeat.
At ST. Louis, in Missouri, the city election has
turned in favor ofthe Wings, completely routing the
Locos, horse, foot and Dragons"
And, at Augusta, in Georgia, the election in that
city, has resulted strongly in favor Of the Wings
though the city has heretofore been in the hands oil
the Locos. The good cause is also advancing ra-
pidly throughout the State Of Georgia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Take Notice.

U,HAT. on Friday. tie PAN day II Apra,
IL 1910, at the Taveu Of John 0'Fvrreli. in
Bath, Morgan County, Va. shall taks the depo
siiions Of Jacob Cam. John a. Yodpg, John Doyle,
William Harrison, Aaron Faris. and others. md
C necessary the depcsitions ofsoroe 81 them will be
taken on The following day, (ibc 23ih) at the same
place.
ALSO, shall take the dispositions Of Solomon
Parker. and Simon =. Taylor, Ut The Tavefn Of
John Piper, in Springfield Hampshire County, Va &,
on Monday, ne 27th aay lprti ne1t
ALSO, / shall take the deposition Of Russell
Bracket, on 1Aarsday, the 30M dry 81 April
nert, at the Tavern OF Samuel Gibson, M ilafpes's
Ferry. jefferson County, va.--rll 10 be read N my
behalf in the suit pending the Chaneefy side Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chsscery
Cor Berkeley County, wherein am complainant.
aud yor with Bassoway Cross Admfs. Andrew
W. Michael. Jr., George Ziler, and Isaac Cav are
defendants. SQUIRE BELL, Adm'r
Of dim VanosSaH, q Exor Of Nancy panosdoH-
March % 1910 --5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
dissolution.

THNlIE partnership heretofore existing between
IL ihe Subscribers under the firm Of Etarbuck r
Fa,mon at tire upequon Mills. is this day dssolv.
Cd by ia own limitation, aud consent " parties
The settlement II the affairs Of the concern, and
The prosecution Of The future business OF ths esta.
bli.hnont will devo'se on E. G. STAnbucK--.but
". NJ. FouaAs will devote a few weeks to the IL
quidaIon Of unsettled accounts &c. Those hav-
ing such are Earnestly requested TO attend TO the
.ei,isment within that time.
L. G. STARBUCK, !.
II. M. FORMAN.
April /. 1870 III
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
VeaU Supply.

n HAVE Just received large supply of Candy
n Sat Shell Almonds, Ensl ish WalnuLs. Orsnges
Figs. Filberts, Cheese, Snuff, Porter, Sc, all o
which will sell cheap.
April %, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
II Teacher WMmfed.

TH1o take charge of School, to teach the yari-
n Gus branches Of English education. Who can
como well recommended fcr industry aud sobr,ety.
All communications addressed 10 Bedington Post
Office, Berkeley County, Va, (po.,paidl to either
of the Trustees, will sa attended 10.
JACOB COONTZ.
WILLIAM J. HENsIL. Trustees.
DANL. b. MORRISON.
April is. 1910 .--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Fresh Herring.

lust received, and for sale at my CONNECTIONS
- ry, Bakery. and Grocery Store.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
blacksmith Unalycd.

A JoURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH is want
IN ed b, the subscribers a, hts Shop near Smail's
Tavern, (Nipe's old stand) in this County.
GEORGE w. SPOTTS.
April l6, lsa0.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
SPRING SUPPLY.

NNTE are now receiving our supply of GOODS,
w suitable for the present and approaching
season, which we will only say will be sold'cheaper
than Goods have been for long, long time.
HAMME & STEPHENS.
ApriI "a 1s4O
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
For Mnrgnn County.
Eor .LRerson Countu.

CnoMwELL ORRIcK, Esq, Wing; and HESR,
MYERS, Esq, Administration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

We are authorized to announce JoHS r. BEALL
as an Independent Republican Candidate, TO repre-
sent the County of Berkeley in the next General
Assembly Of Virginia. Feb. 10, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

.FNyO HIRE, 70 any person desfing her services
IL nor near Marsin~bnig. She il Young and
hearty, and accustomed To wait in the house. She
has Young child. Eaqairs Of the PRINTER for
other particulars.
March 10 I8s0.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
To the Voters Of gerkeiey County:

FELLOW CITIZENS: In obedience to the soci-
ta,ions of many Of my friends, of both political par
ties, | hereby present my humble claims to your
consideration as Candidate for seat in the next
session of the General Assembly of this Common
wealth. Your obedient Servant,
JOHN CHURCHILL HEDGES.
January 80, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Htsl.Inf,a.

\ - PIECES No. l, o. and Burlaps, just
- opened by A. ROBINSON g. co. Y
ApriIo. 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Wig Candidates for Berkeley County
TuLOTSON FRYATT, Esq,
JACOB VAN DOZEN Esq.

Mn EDITOR You are authorized TO announce
Capt. JANIS Mason and Capt JosEpH BURNS, as
Candidates for seat in the next General Assembly
of Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
April 16, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

~ RoCERlES.--Tha subscribers have jasl re-
IN cevtd
Hide. Of best N. q Sugar;
Hhds. OF N. o. Moiassesj
fierce Of Sugar House Molasses;
HID OF Sy rup dol
1000 Lbs. or best Rio Coffee;
TOO Lbs. OF Rice and Loaf Sugar.
Also,
Pepper. Alspics, Nutmess, Cloves, Ginger, Starch,
Sal Arstus, Indigo, Mace, and in fact full stock
Of prime Groceries, all at reduced prices.
Apdl Q. 1870 A. ROBINSON e. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
A. Robinson a Go.

VNILL sell CALICO & FRENCH LAWNS
w cbeaper than ever offered before
April 8 1890
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
RE.H0I:gL.
W:4.y.TED,

A TEACHER, qualified TO teach tho usual
N brauch.. tsueh, 10 an Englisl, School APP
ply to DR. BGRKHART,
JAS. STEKRErT.
DarkesviIle, April 9. l3t0.--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

Carpet Chain, & Cotton Yarn.
II HAVE ius, received general assortment {
u Colorcd * White Carpet Claim Cotton Yarn,
from no A TO 20, Candle Wick and Raw Caiion
JOHN. W. BOYD.
April o. lSad
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

NAILs--Jus' received and 70. sale BY
IN A. ROBINSON & CO
April ., 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Lot No. 213,

with the appurienances, situated in Mart'nseurg,
in said County. HARRISON VALE
April %, 1910 -2w TRUSTEE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
Trust Safe.

FNVHE undersigned, Trustee in deed from Ad-
III am Bets and wife. for the benefit Of Jacob
Cooke, will sell, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash. before the Courthouse door oil
Berkeley County, on the Cd day Of May neat, one
undivided fifth part of one half Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
MANAGERS OFFICE.
BSfaEAlSJsSHS
OLD ESTABLISHED
TEMPLE OF FORTUNE:
No. l2T. MAIN STRREr,
WHEELING, VIRGINIA.

rEyHE patrons OF Clarke will tn,l below a synop.
n sis OF schemes for May, l540, which presents
a favorable opportunity for advculsrers 70 realize
comfortable foI tunes these hard times. THE ON
LY GENUINE LUCKY TICKETS IN THE U.
STATES. ARE SOLD BY HIM. Send 20 or.
ders possible, to secure some OF the Cap
itals he intends distributing, during the Roath Of
Nav.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

Iho following IS copied from the Wing
Banner, N, c., aud we hope our loco TO-
co friends will read and ponder upon it,
The slave holder will mark the differ,
ence between the candid avowal Of the
honest ianhg. u North Bend, and the
cunning of tho magician Of K'nerhook
Honest, mprcjudiced planters Of Mississ
ippi look on this picture and then on
that.
"Von Buren, with the cunning Of the
Fox. has answered an nterrogatory pro
bounded by Walter +. Leak, upon the
sUtl65t 6r 6b6iiTion. Tfifs -raBiy'Tis NOS
cunningly devised to deceive, and in per.
feet character with the duplicity of the
Magician. ii looks eas- ssy,
and speaks another and was intended
no doubt to create the impression with
the people, that his Southern feelings OF
1886, have been strengthened by expe.
rience and reflection The letter how.
ever speaks directly tho reverse and
it is only the doubt Of 1886 that has been
confirmed into a settled conviction "tha
Congress does possess tho power Of in,
terlerlng with or abolishing slavery If
the District Of Colombia To be more
Ineligible, we quote from his letter L
JunIus Amis the following sentiment,
81 would not from the lights now be
fore me, feel myself safe in pronouncinl
that Congress does not possess the powei
of interfering with, or aboishing SLAYER,
in the District Of Columba.n Letter oil
March 9th, 1886.
That he is rather Of opinion that Con
gress did possess tho power 10 abolish
Slayory--and il is this sentiment that ha.
been strengthened"
See his cunning in the nexed letter
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1910
81 have received your letter Of the els
inst and can have no objection TO say
in reply, that the sentiments expressed
IN my letter to Junius Amis, and others
on the 9th of March, 1886, and substnn
tally repeated in my inaugural address
are not ouly still entertained by me, bu
have been greatly strengthened, BY sub
sequent experience and reflection
M. VAN BUREN,.
To w. f, Leak, Chairman, &C.
Who can support man, that will 81
subtly frame bis Language as to suit hi
southern saPPofiers, aud az the sam,
time concIliaie the fanalcol abolitionist
Of the Nosfal Ilc~ a.ee-c4.{g 49,
HARRISON wrl'e T. him iha language .
deceit and hypocrisy IS wholly unknown
Il do not belive." says he, "lha, Con
eress oan aiiii7h Slavery IL tie nis,fic
~ Ccltnhia, ~ilhUgt TO- consent of tn,
slaiesof Virginia and MARYLAND. and ~.
people Of The District
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13
rhc Volunteer Compare.

Jhe Importance of a we'll organize.
Volunteer Company al this place Is ac
InowIcdBcd by all, aud yet how few arc
willing to contribute any thing toward.
the accomplishment Of such an object
By the exerllons Of few persons a COM
Paay has been partially organized, the
uniforms for forty members procured
aud some twenty-lour Of the company
have on several occasions made the,
appearance on parade, equipped and
dressed according to the Constitution OF
the "Modson lnyincjbIcs.n These TWEEN.
ty-loor have already paid a large sum
OF money for the uniforms of the whole
of forty members, and there
arc yet about $500 due. II tho citizens
Of this place desire the longer condnu.
ance of the company they must come
forward to its relief and assist in the
payment of the sum still due, either by
joining the Company and paying for
their uniforms, or by paying the roqui.
site sum without joining, otherwise the
Company will be disbanded, and those
who have already purchased and paid
for their uniforms, be left to pay the bal.
lance now due. What say the people
of Canton, who short time since made
so much noise about n Volunteer Com.
pany.~-.Afe they willing to assist the
Company, or do they prefer drawing the
rope still tighter around the necks OF the
few they have. succeeded in halt.rng.
O. ~ ~ N "a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13


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fIH HIlH fHH H HHH vi
Gae #.If aa# 6tae4 afsa
'Nt WV NN f''i H'H HfHf HH N'
H..HfHnl genius amaH. u 'ha 'lW''
H.F $500 hHtH afafHIIaIH lhafm
Nm. WnfH. t..l
r,.t. ..tt..s .
y
''.I "' 'i'N H'ts salnl 'h' pifai'''
HnI rHnl f.IH hY a.Ia with Che feniInalf
already Hppu ibn watch iaWaf III liberty.
ua.aa Hha l4ess.s a rhaaas
hA4 olma a.atlaa 4m4lp4 lila dreams
90 ibls ulmlL C 4 aHaaaIanfd. Eaq..
hal slil 900 ha interest," n UMinl M.
ilnunD gH.nu. bHHaf. gentle.
mlu 0f great worth Of rhamelar. nnl a
Wing good anI true. Il h now Under
.l.1la. aA,l6auas..a 3. apbt htss f.aawal NJ
Nrssrr Nelson 4 Murphy. Wu wiah
lhom nl kinds of success They have
Engaged lbo services Of John n Rollins.
EY, o9odiior, Undnfihe management
Of mr. Rollins The Advocate may be
looked 70 n' ono ol the abIss, papers in
'h" Suite We q q gentleman ot ilno
talents, nervous aud fearless wfilur,
and Of never tagging industry Ills
address upon taking the chair editorial
is characteristic Of his mind, full Of
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

The editor of the Mississippian has
returned to his "post." We suspect he
Will have nothing but post left him af-
tor November. He brought with him
that half of his paper which has been
minus for some time past, and says he
will urge the claims of his party with
renewed energy. Friend Price, we fear
you will have lonesome time Of IL but
as you pass along through the buria
ground of Van Burenism and behold the
ghosts of those whom you have led as
tray IN life, grinning CHASTITY at you
rhistlc, lis great for keeping up ONE
courage in such places,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13
Meeting nj Tippecanoo Battle Ground
-.- s,ser y-ts'ss,r,, ~,

McetihS NJ tlppeconOO Battle Ground.
~ -'-- -''-r 'TTTPSe',raiic 6,o
Battle Ground on the Goth of Nav, was
giant affair, and indicates the cstima.
Ton IN which the Washington Of the
West is held by the people of that vast
region. One OF tho. Tennessee dalSga.
ton writing TO the Nashville Banner,
says; "on this occasion there was such
gathering of the people as was never
before seen in these United States, The
lowest estimate made by those who
ought 10 know, is put down at 10000
persons-many estimate the amount at
50,000-2,80 Wagons were counted on
the ground, and many were known 10
have been in the neighborhood which
were not enumerated - perhaps $500
wagons were put in requisition ON the
occasion-'tis stated that at least 10000
persons camo on horseback, and an,
convinced that at least 5000 arrived on
steam boats, and many, very many on
; foot, Ample provision had been made
by our "loosier" friends for the com.
Portable accommodation of this vast mul,
illude--eyery body seemed pleased with
the arrangements of the day, No place
on the face of the earth could have beer
better adapted to the purpose than The
celebrated field Of Tippocanoe. 1t i
= certainly the most beautiful situation Go
q meeting Of the kind, that have eve
scenn
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

Chapman Levy has declined thahonor
oil running upon the Van Buren, electoral
ticket in this State, and Andrew HAYS,
Esq, District Attorney, (by Executive
cppointment,) of this District, has been
nominated in his stead. We have no,
learned whether Mr.. IIaysMiu accep,
the nomination. We. hope no will not
as we are fond of him us a man, and dis
like at all times, to see our persona
friends placing themselves in a situation
TO be badly used up. The Van Burer
ticket cannot succeed in this State, anC
our friend Mr.. Hays, if he accepts the
nomination which has been rendered
him, viii bu, sustain Notifying defeat
These reuarks- haxnyer. arise from ouI
personal regard FOR the man.; and if h,
should think il proper to suffer martyr
dom for Mr.. Van Barren, "let him roll
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

Wesee from the Holly Springs Banner
that candidate for the Office Of District
Attorney in that part Of tho Stale. while
making On eleetionceriag speech !, ise
days since, remarked, shat although he
bad received lhr Eseagliye epfa6asisea
irom dsr HsNGu, sol as aopya u rosfa
4oi prejudice he claims ia the election.
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

The subscribers for stock in the Union
Bank, held meeting on the LIST of June,
at Holly Springs, at which they resolved
"That it was for the interest of those
concerned, and the prosperity of the in.
sttution, that the Bank be put in imme-
date liquidation, and no further leans
granted to the Directory, and that tAe
Executive Of the State be requested to
call meeting Of the Legislature, for the
purpose of releasing the subscribers for
stock in said Bank, and if possible to
mould II into State institution"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

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