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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

"A sign in Georgia.-The Savannah Repub-
lIcan of the 5th inst. contains call, signed
by 10 persons, for meeting of the citizens
OF that county, opposed to the present I'D
ministration of the Federal Government, and
favorable to the election Of HARRISON &,
TYLER, to be held at the Exchange. ia the
city of Savannah, on the following day - lie
first name on the list Of signatures is tIlat of
j. Macpherson BerTipn, member of the first
cabinet appointed by Gen. Jackson.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21
TRIAL OF B. w. GREEN.

w. B. Dabney was yesterday introduced
as witness on the part of the Common
wealth. His testimony was mainly confin-
ed, during the day, to identifying and prov
ing checks, and therefore impaired but little
satisfaction to the interested crowd in the
Court room. Owing to our position we heard
but little, and from that little we were not a.
bic to form any opinion of the merits of the
prosecution.-Vhig, Moy Is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

FMr. Benton has asked the Senate to
discharg the Military committee from the
farther consideration of Mr.. Poinsett's Mill
tia bill. 1t would seem that he could not
swollow it nor could he defend it.
VIM. M. Price, the reputed defaulting u.
;. District Attorney, has returned to New
York. He denies that he owes the Govern
ment one cent.
AZ number Of persons have been exam
lned in Baltimore touching the murder Of the
Wing Marshal. Thomas fl. Laughlin, bot
without identifying the murderer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

tTHs BROAD BANNER OF HARRISON, LIB
IRrY AND THE CONSTITUTION IS NOW FLUNG
TO THE BREEZE, INSCRIBED WITH THE iNSPIR-
ING WORKS OF THE ELOQUENT BARBouR-"ONE
PRESIDENTIAL TsRN-THE INTEGRITY OF THE
PUBLIC sERvANTs-THE SAFETY OF THE PUB
Tic MoNEv-AND THE GENERAL GOOD OF THE
PEOPLE"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. VIM. Henry Harrison,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
John Tyler,
OF VIRGINIA.

In all ages, and in all countries, it has been
observed, that the cultivators OF the soil are
those who are least willing to part with their
rights, and submit themselves to the will Of
master.-WM. III. HARRISON.
"THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
May they ever remember that to preserve
their liberties, they must do their own voting
and their own Gghting.-W. H. HARRIsoN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

AZ The Charlottesville Advocate saws
5s.Me kno,o one individual, in Abemarle. and
haye heard Of several others. who have forsa-
ken the Van Buren, party and Joined the
Wings. in consequence of having read few
numbers of the Crisis. They say they will
act with no party that propagates such I'M
blushing falsehoods as that paper contains"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

GSThe Convention of the Protestant E.
Piscopal Church of Virginia, will meet in
this place on Wednesday next. A large
number of both Clergy and Lately is expect
cd. The venerable Bishop of the Diocess
will also be present.-Char. Rep. Nm Is
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21
UNITED STATES SENArop. RI

UNITED STATES SENATOR.-The
Hon. Jabez w. Huntington has been chosen
by the Connecticut Legislature to the Office
OF Unlted States Senator in place of the Hon.
Ihaddeus Belts, recently deceased. Mr.. III.
is represented to be gentleman of fine tai
ents. He was formerly member of Con-
gress, and IS at present one of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court Of Connecticut.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

CONTESTED ELECTIONS. The elections in
Bath, Montgomery, Roanoke, King and
Queen, Louisa, Fairfax, Dinwiddie, Buck
ingham. Nottoway, Caroline, Charlotte.
Hanover, and Frederick, will be contested.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

~" William r. Dawson, Esq. one of the
ablest of the Georgia delegation in Congress,
has declared his unequivocal preference for
Harrison and Tyler, over Van Burep.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

Three Of the Van Buren, Electors in Ten
nessee have refused to active because they
have no "documents" to sustain the Admin
istration; and the third without assigning
any cause.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

~ salute Of 90 guns was fired in Ra-
leigh, n. &. on the 4th inst. in honor OF the
Wing victory in ' irginia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-21

A letter from the VICE PRESIDENT to LEWIS
TAppAN, Of Ne,c York, upon declining to
present to the Senate an Abolition Petition,
signed by one hunGred and forty ,comen.
WASHINGTON, MARCH %, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

rceMsrur cA1rDoS'An BE Rn 6aid id
weekly al o. .yment is made within six months
advance in. p az subscribing it will be considered
from the ,p nav, No paper will be discontinued
crrpnTages are paid except at the option of
the Puoi,s ,isements will be inserted for the Gus
Jhu nrices. Persons are requested to state 'h"
lomory prr.oeks they wish their Advertisements
number o. O,nerwise they will be inserted till for
P p!1 anS charged accordingly. $500
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

The WorlG'S fleet The naval force now con-
gregaied in the Medterane can amounts to two hun-
dred and sixry- five vessels-probably the largest
naval objection ever known OF these, France
owns 90 sail of the line, 10 frgates and 90 smaller
vessels England owns Is sail of the line, frig-
ates and 90 smaller vessels Russia owns 10 sail
of the line, and II frigates, corvetts and brgs {:
Austria, sail of the line, and smaller vessels
Egypt Ia sail Of the line, and 40 smaller vessels;
Turkey 3 sail ofthe line, and 10 smaller vessels;
Sardinia frigates corvctts, and briggs; United
States, sail OF the line, frigate, corvette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

hope 1t will not be long before shall be assn red
of your safety. You must write me an account OF
your voyage, OF your situation, and of every thing
entertaining youscan recolect.
Be assured am, most affec tonately, yours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

CAUTION IN REGARD TO FIREs.--lt is a season Of
of the year in which we cannot be too cautious of
fires. Too many instances OF carelessness like
the following arc weekly occurring
ESCAPE FROM FIRE'-There a narrow es.
cape from fire, at house inNorth street,on Sunday
evening. The lady of the house had gone out to
make call, blowing out the light she left the
ROOM 1t seems that spark from the light fel
npon tho cotton table cloth, which took fire and
consumed, together with several papers; and
the table itself took fire and was burning when
some person entered tho room and discovered it in
season TO prevent its setting the house on fire.
Salem Gag.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

"Lead as not into Temptation. Three Indians
in the vicinity of Green Bay became converts to
the temperance cause, although previously given
TO ''the enemy into their mouth that stole away
their brains' Three white men formed the char
table resolution oftryng their Indian sincerity.
Placing canteen of whiskey in their path, they
hid themselves in the bushes to observe the
tons of the red men. The first recognized his
old acquaintance, and with an "ugh,'' and making
a high step, he passed The second laughed
saying, sine know you'll" and walked round The
last drew his tomahawk, and dashed it to pie
ces, saying, "ugh you conquer me, nowI conquer
you"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

ST. .yomNsBURv, va, DEcEMBEgs se, lsAo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-05

Ole @ieStssb9 Der brili9tn 9ctscn 1T elmer es.nttn.
restn Grtlarun8 Der OfrntarunS Spbannts BON Sr 60.
bann 16rinri6 Sung 9tiltn9 9)reis 2 Ebaler
8ptanifes 6anbtu gum @5tbtnterrit pen Sob SrterrtA
QBilbeb" Sod, S6eie in tinem Sanb, 9oreis 81 so.
Scb Qnp Deters epanScIes GrneOrbtentu prtts 81 6O
Cine 5ammunS titll4er Slamn tnp Snseten Srbnes
Grttss, preis so Gents
Gin Gwi9es Gran9cl tad btat raDren @ine bteter pr
te, ppn Sob $ubw Sui. ST. @dbpart. lrtts rs Gents.
rebi9bu CUR 8efttbcrnn9 Der bausi6tn Qnbadt pom Chr
pbtpp Iotinrid Sranpt pres Ibalcr.
Qdbt Der Siebe fur &rae cine epa9e Nnlettun8 III etet
9cSefaQisen Serbaten auf pem &ranrnte 4reis 90.
Sern beg beuan seperf8ases Der rt cepanseAen Sir.
ebt. pres so Gents. .-,. - e.. .o
9 usanrtrtt ,pabre Ausst,rstEbe epnfe6 pn nit bren
S6rift9rlnpcn, &C. q)res 81 Gts.
SanetSto SrieraS SebenScnoe, Carl & StrD 81 g.
Der Sraue Ofann Or. Jrb Sung (@tinS) Utffanbts
rim 40 ofn, preis Tbaer OaBttte Q8ert Sbunbtn IN
Ssanben prets 10 Tbaltr. -...#
<utbers &atcdsnus, nebt @rru tnb $itptramntlns en
batenb 276 @eiten, Qres 81 Cts.
Sob uDtp Gpalbs drtlte mpnats(brtft. prtts Iba[r
J5ilmers o3rittlde SeitIbrift, S5
0es eltitben Wnifeentrennps tttle Grta4lnstn, BON
9einri1 @tiainS, 10 eefts. greis xbaler.
QbrIfus fur nnD III uts, ,c. Dreis 81 Co.
De Qnjichu9sfrat bes Srcu5ts OBcnsrtbe pres 30 c.
@riftteen NIT Sieberpertn, auf 366 Ease. SO Gents
6einri6 @tiQin9s @dbatfaiflein. 30 Gts.
pfalers @ dbaetafletn, so 0ts s..s..stsa"4 Fl
ErptbI6lein fir 9pttfeli9e 2Btpen. prets 25 Cents
&ctters @ebanten tr bic @66rfnnS 3Dtlt. 0ents
0apipS Wfamen in $ieotfn, so 0ts.
Der QDe8 5ur GrtenntnBb Der stttn ebt 9reis 80 0s.
Canton, Dec. II. E5 t"t sasF.aa sa.5j Ss5 3@@ II
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-05
Yefanntm m q b It II q.

Ntr ltnr(brictec ,8t Ditrmt rem putlitlm q"
- pas CT in rer tart Ganfcn, Start Sanntp oDr. nes
8drben uno Smtenteppidr Carpet 98eber>S,sd,aft y
rbtr tcprGnt ftn crrn IT, Strtmaer 3wtben Sdlrtt
np en,s QBrtbsbauern eWO CT seonnen IT, cute Nsss,t M
III Iitter, Scutcn rec1 ts su trmcr fallen trlte 'br Oer
III ;tl ~ tre t6nen S fplsenpen paern atle9e Hanl'
td bti lram Sprne m 9ars tei Senamit >1dt 3eEft3.
meier, @rc; lei SrDann SrnreO IN sutton est Sssrt
np mrsrt, n Stblrbcn 1lnn ttim &rFr'opefer Aptap"
Srbrtr in Grrentaun amp s ae ricr Srdtn @s9epot r
Sas sefartte oarn pbtr binssfr wernen te ScSenpes
inr bic rcie ountetlau, 2Rcac, 81 eents
81 Gents Grin 81 Gents eatraun 70 Stnts. Apdb wre
Garrett Darn UNI til9e prctie 9rfarbt .-o.....
0,rtsn aSrru "a 4ln
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-05
Sortefpoaren GtabEtBen1ent.

pbnC 70 II btt adtt,nSspca nn GlautniB, tetntn
Src1nrcn in riccm nb ben btnatartcr 0atnties a5lz
,rse bas eroas srpBe &aSr artwaarn ber abre Sirta
e. pbn(cn nnb Co. btrncncn ba tlno tn 3nas tu btnieLbn
irtt zine anftbnlie enbun9 pcn %
ert auspadt. pobr tcfaDiSt ptrb, bsn puttnm bic
Sr6ste unp tets Anspa9l ,,o..
1drperer Baarer, Sdlef|@nter &c.
BIZ In ree Qlase fell SetOten uret aniueten ale tl
de er ent9oBen it, fir Prrmrtc 3a1un9 jn bratseten preE
fen 5u prrtoufem .s...-
: Ol1,Eilrn, Sunn s. 1899. k.p. ------ =
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Ger BaterIQnb s. yreunD unb e5etff Der 3ett
GleUe[ ano
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@. @ppfDert erLaubt ftdb hermit ietne tettt.
I nn, unp {e6r pclttabtses 1Brrtttttht mttaper
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ataenYpartists &a8er cntDdlt unter dnpsrn:
$50 9tciutn elsr gatt''ns nno Ytsls psn - 'S s4'
20 GuBtnr 9icltnt6Stn, Drptnare nhD felne, ii
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6. uno 8. &[aprrnb6rncr (Bugles.) -g.
Gfteraarnrtes 0brrmatifbes Bugle Qteue Grfnphn9:l
SnsrnS aSpfh5rntr H. Ottap Irrpen init H. cDNt Sb9tn
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Iaar Gpncertbcrncr, init 4 BIS Sc9en'
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Subet1o tietne xrD,nns(n,
NaEtrcmmcln.
Srrmer qiclin nb 9stcltnecc q8irte1 nnb Sanbalter
eese fran,. nr sns Glarinctttlar uno Yunpfat Cat
rfnum rStnbaar, Grftrtttsr Stm9aee!n nno 2annnet'
tmmpttifcn tclinbp9cnratttn Sbtcnate no Slptenrts
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te sSptr olr 9Nutitparr Slantthcr Srcnmele &rpt'
mcaitcu unp @Hase ie Snlrntticns 0ltbcr acr Nrt
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biz ols int SSrtcn csctrtrn nc. Aualat 70 mic Cit 6nrs
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Qbnebmer lufricbtH tfclen.
geH- R tlttairifdbe 8anben
70 ,rtt ae utlietbatr nb 1Sf enScaren mia m1t pren
auftraeen ~ tcebrc, ntcr Scrrrcuns rteer Seoennn9
Die ptie Snrumen nb anertannt 9uten Sabrlten tn
Sadbtem 1It1r 8aiern unb atle 9H"r'nttrt' -.
nfQat Arttn ron etparatnrn an Jntfrtnrrn werpe gut
unN ttS pcn ei"e'n erfa9re"s" "r0ser ss'""%' ,,r,
efep.tans, Sci. IA, 1910. t.O. Cleveland 9asaar'
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Neebtsin, @eburtstalfe uno
lRutbdr,neDfunbe

an i'm ersbcn mag Spte u fe, nb rtr ne lanse Gr'
abruns Bptt or, o9tncine &cret9unS 8een tu tonntn
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ein boGtr ictlc n6rrlib Canton Sort Gaunp ObU
ihrtFcn Qpril g. 3Oia1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-05
9(nfenp's gteues SOoteL

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in Der Staot 8ribgemoter, Beoper Co. penniDoanten'
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a,urufcn, unb pfeb 4 els bes putItttns ersetenler
Oitrcr. pt'HF'" "HtE"N'
S8rpatrpaftr, Slcp. II. b. p.
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INaN cs pntiitun akrbatpt baB fe cine gartnerdbsft
~ in 6anbclsebdften sebpet, ,nr f9 init einem
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ben Dattn. Sarunttr ltnb
war5e, flaIe, 9rIn Misunderstanding braune abaitfatnt
tactt nnp tab9em9tc pcrtns;ie Eutr. Gnfaer ac,nb.
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terlbom nc Sartier, fnt Ottrrete fbt 9BctSe arne
rctbe nnb 9te lanncac Gric fworjt traune 3tcaens
baor 9amlets, Canton Slannte aet Sdrten arintr Srs
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Ganas Tristan Der faolten St Der atnttrase aun 3ett
BON gP iue III r. SIP r S Umn
Da6tQrn, Sulp l3. 81
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Seut{d1e6 G5o{fbaus in @tncitlnatt.

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cTnoenteur uno GanDme6er 9lnset9e.

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Jteues uno 9IdnSenoes @tabliement in MaBilcn Sbip.
Uttller 1tnb 9)2c9u[lp'

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

From the O!d Colony Mass. Memorial.
GENERAL HARRISON.


How far that little cand throws his beams
So shines good deed in nau .hv world"
The following incident in the life of Gen. Har-
ris'n was related to me few days since by MIR,
BarlIahas Oils, OF this town.
Death having deprived MIR. Otis of all his pro-
geny except two male grand children, and they,
having become orphans when quite young, were
taken iulo his family and adopted as his own chill
dren. The elder OF the two, Henry o. Williams,
having remained several years with his foster
father aud Obtained good common school educa-
ton, ut the agc of fifteen years became anxious to
enter into some mercantile employment and soil
cited his grand lnther to send him 10 Nashville,
Tennessee, where, he was informed, a relative of
his father resided. Though for one so Young TO
undertake an overland journey Of that length, was
extremely hazardous the repeated opportunities
OF the hoy induced MIR. Otis at length to comply
wi his request. lie was accordingly despatch
ell first To Boston and thence to Baltimore, where
he arrived III May, 1925. w. II. Morse, Esq, to
whose cnrc he was confded nfter having equipped
him for his journey and given him such advice
and directions rs his circumstances required, pro
cured him passage IN Stage coach; and thus,
at thai tender az. did this lad commence n long
inland Journey, ~ stranger in strange land ;
without friend or acquaintance to protect or adj.
wise him.
But the ways of Providence are inscrutnbe, and
Heaven vonrllSaied to send him a protector in The
person OF Gen. Willium Henry Harrison. Con
gress having adjourned about the time young
Williams left Baltimore, Gen. Harrison. who WINS
a member of that body took passage at Washing
ION on his return home in the same stage. The
solitary situation of the hoy, being apparently with
out protector attracted the attention of Harrison,
he therefore entered into a familiar conversation
with him and, having learned his name, residence
and place of destination, asked him If he had any
one TO protect him, and on being answered in the
negative, he kindly rendered his own services,
which were cheeriully accepted. As his course
was through Ohio, Gen. Harrison kept his word
with him until he arrived at his seat the North
Bend;' where, for the present we will leave him
and return 10 Mr.. Otis: who was soon apprized OF
the situation of his grand child, but without know
ing any thing of the character OF hic voluntary
guardian. The Hon. Zabdiel Sampson. then Col
lector ofhe Port of Plymouth, brother Of the pres
ent incumbent of that office, and like him, firm
supporter Of Andrew jackson, having for several
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Worthy to be preserved, A correspondent of the
New Orleans True American relates very ex.
cellent and interesting anecdote of General Hnr-
rison. lie says during one oilhe Generals North
western campaigns against The Indians, there was
IN one OF HE Kentucky companies, a lad Of boy,
a native OF that gallant state, who had premature
ly joined The army to fight The Indians. In mar
ching through difficult and dangerous dehle, in
Tested with hostile Indians, That hung upon the
rear OF the army, AMI under rnpid travelling 10 re-
lieve post IN advance, this patriotic boy gave on,
and Tell behind, aud without relief, would have
been overlaken and scalped by tho Indians Gen.
Harrison, lerceviDg the situation Of the boy, dis,
mounted from his own horse aud placed lie lad
IN the saddle, thus rescning his life. The same
Kentucky boy is now the nmiable and talented
Judge C, member in the present Congress,
from the State of Louisiana. - Baltimore Patriot.