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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
FOR SALE.

RY permission Of James II. Wi.her-
a1 spoon, Ordinary for Lancaster Dis
trict, will be sold on the I7lh and 18th DAYS
nl December next, the entire balance of
the Personal Estate Of Theodrick Wren,
deceased, at his late residence, consisting
of % or g LIKELY NEGROES. In
the lot are Men, Women; Boys and Girls.
Only one exceeding forty years of age
an excellent caok and house servant is az
mong the lot. and enc Wagner; Together
with the crop of corn and fodder, stock OF
Horses, Cattle and Hogs, some of which
arc G!fur pork, ihresher, Gin, Road Wag-
on, small one horse Wagon, Barouche
and Harness, one tract of Indian Land,
containing the rise Of four hundred acres,
adjoining Lands of John Porter, Adam l.
w, Evan Phillips, and others; together
will, various other articles too tedious to
mention.
Ten per cent. on the sale of The negroes
will be required in cash. For the balance
a liberal credit will be given. Terms will
be more fully made known on the day Of
sale, and due attendance given by
Il. X. CURETON, Admir-.
Waxhaws. Lancaster Dist. Nov. IS.
lsIhe Negroes will be sold on the Sc
conh day.
All persons having claims against lhe de-
ceased, either as principal or security will
please present the same by the day of sale.
II. X. c., Adm.
4'5l. pr. adv. SO Is.
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,SHE'RIFFS SALE.

EgY virtue of slndry Exceations to me
H-0 directed, will be sold before, the Court
House i'll Camden, onthe first Monday and
Tuesday in December next. (being the 7th
and 6lh,) the following property
One Negro man named March, about
one thousand pounds of cotton in the seed,
about thirty bushels of corn in the shuck,
some few articles of furniture, and small
lot of fodder, all levied upon and to be
sold as the property Of William Arledge,
at The suit of William o. Nixon.
B. GASs, s. K. 3.
Nov. 1910.
All of the above property except the
Negro fellow, will be sold on Tuesday the
second day of sale, at William Nelson's,
on the Beaver Creek Road, seven miles
above Camden.
Pr. adv. 90 25
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
FRESH SPICES 60.

TUST received, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
- Allspicc, Lump and Ground Ginger.
ALSO
Acetate and Sulphate Of Morphia,
Sup. Carb. Soda, Sal Eratus.
Castor Oil, by the bottle or gallon,
Do. 81 quality, for Plantation use
HWe have just received
Superior Lamp Oil, Train Oil,
All of which will be disposed of on mode.
rate terms.
DELEON g. LEVY.
Sign of the Mortar, Camden.
Nov. IL. $50
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Regimental Court Martial.

a Regimental court martial will be held
IA in Columbia on the 9Th Nov. (iast.)
to try all defaulters of past masIers.
The court will consist OF
Lieut.. Col. LEWIS J. PATTIRsoN.-PTe-
Sident
Capt. James w. Adams, Capt. Richard
I. Manning, Capt. Franklin l. Moses
Lieut.. Thomas ]. Ancrum, Lieut. James
Nelson.
Captains Of Companies are required to
return all defaulters to The President Of
the court.
By order Of
Col 9th Reg't. Cavalry.
JAMES CuEsNUT, Jr. AdTt.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25

Milking.--In the morning the COWS
should be driven gently around the yard
before milking; they will yield more from
the exercise. We seldom hired good
milker. Females are better than ,ncn,
they have more patience. A good mixer
will obtain at least one quart more cream
than one that milks slowly. We have Of
ten proved this; we hired one summer
man from New Hampshire who had man.
aged farm several years. He was cle-
yer but extremely moderate, we then had
four COWS in milk, and discovered our
slow miikcr was fast drying up the cows;
we concluded to give him our aid and let
him milk only two; on the first trial he
obtained the quantity that we did. In one
week we obtained one quart more than
he at milking; he sail his cows were not
equal to ours, we then shifted, and OBJ
tained within nine days, more milk from
his cows than he did from ours. This
was wholly to be ascribed to his Moderate
milking, for he left none in the udder.
Boston CuAipat07.
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DIhW@Sa

VHE subscriber has just received his
IL fall supply Of Medicines &c. which
he will be happy to furnish to his puuctu-
al customers on the best terms. Among
other articles, are the following:
Murray's Fluid Magnesis,
Henry's Calcined do
English and American Calomel,
Moffat's Pills,
Phenix Bitters,
Camphor,
Rhubarb, Root und Powder,
Sup. Carb. Soda.
Sweet Oil, Castor Oil,
Jsinglass, Gum Myrrh, Alcohol.
Nutmegs, Mace, &c. &c.
lie will also, in q few days receive q
large supply of Wetherill's pure White
Lead, Lamp Oil, Train Oil, &c. &c.
]. r. McKAIN.
Nov. IL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
'ESTR AVS.

SAMUEL r. GIBSON tollcd before
me Two eslrays. One, mare Mule, o!
a brown bay color, thirteen hands high,
about four years old, good deal scared
by harness, appraised at forty dollars
The other horse Mule, of bay color,
fourteen hands high, about three years
old, considerably marked by gear, and
blind in one eye, appraised at forty dol
lars. The owner Of said mules will bo
required to prove property, pay charges
and take them away.
J. WILLIAMS, Magistrate.
Lancaster Z. III. August S. 4,37 81 %
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NOTICE..

A IL persons having demands against
IA. the estate of ]. w. Clyde; late of
Camden, decd. are requested to hand
them in legally attested, and those indebt-
ed are required TO make immediate pay
ment.
All those having property belonging to
the said estate are requested to give no.
tice of the same, and those who left prop
erty with the said deceased, will please
call on the subscriber and establish their
claims.
CEIAS. L. CHATTEN, Admir-. ,
Nov. Is.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25

The Bunker Hill Monumcnt.-We
have the pleasure of announcing. says the
Boston Courier, that contracts for COM
pleting the Monument Of Bunker Hill
were yesterday signed by the contractor,
Mr.. Jas. S. Savage, on the one part, and
bv the President of the Monument AsSo
citation on the other. 1t is specified that
the monument shall be completed ngreea-i
bly, to the original design by the first of
October, 1913, for the sum of SAB, 0OO.
Mr.. Savage will commence Operations
at the quarry Immediately, and will begin
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generally, tS appoih! and send delegates
to convention proposed to meet at TO-
lumba on the second Tuesday in Decem,
Der next, for the purpose of devlslng ana
carrying on, such measures as may be
deemed best suited 20 supply, and keep
supplied, every reading individual In the
commonwealth, willing to receive II,
with a complete copy of the holy scrip
lures.
The object commends itself, we trust,
to most Of their fellow men. Editors in
The State are respectfully requested to
give this paper an early and prominent in
ser,ion in their columns: and clergymen,
whose appreciation it may meet, are earn
estly solicited to read it publicly to their
congregations, alta early date, and CO.
operate in the measures proposed in such
way as they may deem best.
ID. RANENEL, President.
w. II. BARNWELL,
THOMAS SMYTH,
Is. GlLDERSLEEVE,
G.. EDMONSTON,
Com Board of Managers of Bible So
ciety Of Charleston.
October, 1910.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25

Retaiiation.-Thc Ballimcrc Sun says
that about year ago young lady Of that
city was engaged to be married, and the
day was fixed. The day arrived, but the
gentleman was not to be found. Again,
recently, the lady and the faithless lover
mel, the promise was renewed and a day
named. That day, the bridegroom, every
body and every thing arrived except the
bride, and she in her turn noa inventus
est. Give us your hand. lassie.-N. Y.
Sun.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
HEREBY GIVEN

IS HEREBY GIVEN
W that in pursuance ofihe inssrucli"ns
contained in The resolutions passed by The
citizens of Camden al the meeting held cn
The 2olh of June last, the Town Cornrl!
Of Camden. will apply tt the General AS
sembly at its next session. for an amend
mcnt of the charter Of the Town SO Tor IS
authorize the Council TO lay "cari.a-
ion tax on each prYso!: in the town LIABLE
.opcr!o-2n patrol 'inly; the said capl,aIi"h
ok not 10 exceed four d"llars on each per-
on. Re order Of tn" Council,
4. T.. WILSON, Recorder.
Aug. !, 1910. 1859
Resolocd. That the Guard do seize. on
Sunday, all Negroes who reside rerma:.
ncnlly out Of the Town Of Camden. ont.!
lrea, om as the Ordinance directs. with
ou, legal permit.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
IL Situation Wanted.
Nov. II.

A N experienced English Teacher wish
IA es to procure situation as Princi-
pal or Assistant in Public or Private
School, or in family, the ensuing year.
Letters addressed 10 A. B. c., Camden,
S. G. in few weeks, will be imra ediateiy
attended TO. Oct. ~, lS4o.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25

:I%lhe citizens of tie Dis.
trict are respectfully invited to par:ake Of
ii Barbecue with the Nershaw Troop in
Camden, m the first Saturday in Decem.
Der next.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25

RENJAMIN GASS is hereby appoint
NJ ed Judge Advocate Of the 9Th Regi
mcnt of Cavalry, and will be respected
accordingly.
By order Of
Cul. RICHARDSON,
JAMES CnEsNUr, jr. Adj't.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
JONATHAN p. SHIVER

HH AFING made an assignment Of all
a. q his effects to George Brown and Will
liam :ihivcr, for the benefit Of his creditors
generally, The creditors are hereby notified
To hand in their written agreements to ac-
cept dividend under the terms Of the as
sgnment on or before the second day of
January next, otherwise they will be de-
barred ST all ntercs, in the said assign
ment.
]. P. DICKINSON,
For Assignecs.
Nov. 23.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
Attention Beat No. |.
Nov. 2a.

VOU are hereby ordered to meet in
IL frunt of the Court House, on Satur-
day the 2SIh lust. at 10 o'clock A. M. pre-
cisclV; as an election for I'd Lieutenant t
IL the Company will take place before
parade.
By order of Capt. ABBOTT:
F. HUBERT, O.,S
Nov, go
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
ATTENTION CAVALRY!

AN election is hereby ordered on be
fh first Saturday in December for Cap
tain Of the Kershaw Troop, TO fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resign alto Of
Captain Doykin.
By order Of the Colonel.
JAMES CHESNUT, jr. Adjt.
Nov. II. 49
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
A Few Kegs fresh BUCK WHEAT
FLOUR, andy,expectedsdaily, fse barrels
Boston CRANBERRIES, also, few kits
Salmond and No. ! Mackerel.
JAMES McEWEN.
Nov H.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
In f0rnanti0n is Wdnted.
NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against
"a the estate Of Mrs. Margaret Perkins,
deceased, are hereby called upon 10 render
them in properly altested, and those IN
debted to the same, to make payment TO
]. P. DICKINSON, admir-.
Nov. 4. 4oii
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
CURE FOR THE
HEAD ASEE, AcIDIEE &c.

Rashton e. AspinpaWs Concentrated
PcHucid Solution of Magnesid.
TIIIS is an elegant and useful prepa-
IL ration of Magnesia. Superior to
Soda or Potash, on account Of its ape
rent quality, and may be long continued
without any injury TO the stomach, and
can be recommended confidently in all
cases of irritation or acidity cf the Sto-
mach, Febrile complaints, and intantile
disorders. 1t is an agreeable aperient,
gentle laxative, and forms with Lemon
juice pleasant eferescent draught, and
may be safely taken at any time during
fever TO relieve thirst. For sale at the
sign Of the Mortar.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25
DELEON g. LEVY.
-ALSO-

Rcceivedan additional supply of Drugs,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. which
with their stock on hand, makes their as
sortment complete, and which for quality
and price, will give satisfaction TO those
who may patronse their establishment.
Nov. III. 40 st
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-25

to lay the stone as early as possible 10 the
ensuing spring.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20
From the Richmond Wing.
NEGRO TESTIMONY.
bslu cen the z Rlusfrious Prsdece.

CosrRAsr belv the " Hlusfsious Prsdecessor".
aud the z Fo1ld5oer In the Foofsfrs." n
Mr. Poindexfer introduced striking illusfras
ton cf the differences between the old Hero and 4
his successor. the par sreeIlsnse, I" Northern man
with Southern feelings. - t..sgtr .s.as Il,
Al Cade, az West Point was few years since.
dismissed on negro testimony. An appeal was ~ .
ken 70 Gen jackson. Judge Rowan of kyaPTs-
scented the papers TO the President He common
ced stating The case BY reference the negro est-
nopy Soy no more. (said the oil Gcnefai) thafs
enou gh--fhs fact Of Nsgvo deposirg oRdsnn
arAits man Is ef uself, sufficient in my estsmation.
10 pitiate The srhoie proceeding. The decision u
yeveysed ondthe Cadet re-sustafed,"
B How ,sisie,eni Is this isom The conduct Of fhes
n Nathern snaf wstls Southern feelings" ard ttat,
too. under eircutnsagess Of asgfhyatlpn. when the
negro Witnesses we're the servants OF the ascuser
/ !. Icaa fad nothing IN ne proceedings II fAs
eossot Lssm Hooe, srhieh yequsrss ny sxfe FER
acr vya~ 81 lsy D3&a7A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20

WIG MEETING AT HAGfRSIoNN.
HARRISON STATE CONVENTION.
From tAs iEss al.l y F'reelem.

HAhht>NN SlAlk LIN kN iltf$N,
The friends Of HARRssos AND RtFoaw, ip tho
State II Maryland will hold general CoavextiQa
ana Ftstsvai III HagsYSfopn, ~. Ifeanesaay, tAe
l6sA day af Seysenber Msrt. Tire Undersigned
Committee ats now engaged in making the Neccs.
s.ry urfang ensnts cor receiving end entertaining
their fellow. citizens on the occasion Distinguish
"a saests are expected from various sections q the
couAtts and the Cosmittee viii sgsfe 40 pains ~
securing the presence Of the god, the wise, and
she eloquent for The purpose q fully and abiY dis
cussing The imppgtant political topics whish ao~
aSilate, and 80 vitality concern the public
Our fellow citizens from al parts Il the State Of
Maryland. and from the adjoining States and The
Ds,lict 81 Columbia. are respectfully and earnestly
invited 10 attend and participate IN the proceedings
and festisities az ihe day. The Harrison and fy-
her Electoral Candidates 81 he States are all ex
pccfed to be prascny; and ihe fippccanoa Clubs,
and other Delegations from the several vcssties and
the adjoining States, and frcmAs suvesai Districts
Of Washngton sklatasys are requested ~ GENE With
their cmhems, badges aud banners. .#
AlIwill bs welcomed with open hands and e9h
geniai heaFts There viii be room and Substantial
Log Cabin fare for oil thai will avorsus with their
presence, and uae wits usa the patriotic effort TO
lid our beloved Republic sud eounsty Of inqst
corrupt .proHigatc ard tyrannieal administration
and 10 place d, the head ofalaiss,sone whose via
dom in council has conferred such signal isnsiits
upon our land and Mhase arm has been 80 e't anu
successfully raised in ils defence. Lei nsglety NJ
the character and aeryires Of our pubic benefactolss
Let Us prove that Republics are aoT unsfatefiils
and, though ohels ma fslplght in defidius The po-
verty.oi she war-wofn patIiet and sispde.ing tue
name and fame Of one IL the best and nnrrst Of
men, let us but cherish HIN the more IN Quail
tiois, and be The irioe determined 70 tcwHta HIN
With Nations omarfrupe nna HbkoRs. saR f
Hasrisoe Ceatras Cotsmsttes yo,p Washington
Canatg,4a ss ssa0 saaas9aa .s 81
HAuxnsrowN, August s. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20
NUMBER %.
STATE OF the CANVASS IN VIRGINIA.


An sncs web The Wings md no fault wisIfshe
condition nf things except this--ihsf the and u
November 10 still! ninety days of They para for
the day OF Ansiersz. They are armed UP 70 the
teeth. and they sleep upon their arms. They wall
vent them. No encouragement, no stipulation win
be required, as heretofore, 10 urge than 70 the
Polls. NJ dependency weighs them down---no
unmany despaincf victory, a. n former contests,
shears them Of their strength. Ore mnd, one spi-
iii, one soul, aiimates the whole mass. The deep
rst and most religious conviction OF the goodness Of
thrrcause--the most uucorquerable determination
to free their country from domestic tyranny and
Fedsai corruption--the most cheering and univer-
sal assurance that brilliant triumph ewaits ther
generous efforts Cor snoppressrd aud insulsed eoun-
try--thcee are Tire motives which animate ivory
Wing bosom. All their petitions 60 Time. to
speed hi. march, and hasten the glorious day, sec
ond only 10 the 4th of July, '7G, when 'hc Aurri-
can People viii bo emanciratdd from the sway a
corrupt Rulers and bad men. They ask nothing
offa,rs ba, to spare The lie ofGen, Harrison
from the chapter of accidents, nothing At oil. They
dpnot, Ike sheir opponents, rely upon that oppo-.
nent's apathy fofyiesory. Nc; they arcpreparcd
to meet npd overthrow him In all bis strength.
To whatever grend diyision of Virginia We luin
our eyes,. the evidence OF tho progress of sound
ppihiohs and ilr rapid advance oil Wing principles,
Is entirely satisfactory and wanow hazard the pre-
deton, That the Wigs viii carry majority below
tide wafer, hvlweelt,te tide and Blue Ridge, uths
Valley, and IL the North West. The Spuih West.
alone, we can conceda 10 the Federal Purity. snd
that hy mesgse majority compared wifhihc swec-
ping vote Of 1885, Ririsrond IVhig. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20


We give The following communication coneric-
nous place. and l,usa taa n NiR n9l be- @itsnui "
81 cts ID -ileacng u laasipP u tie many wicked
saraess 81 t.r epen'y
We ask you 10 look at the iollosing statement
If facts:
Bi-hap Soale, D D ope of he mos, pure and
Distinguished melhodssis III the G Sstfs, was ask
"a il, The pressbce of the Rev 4 eearli . G i!iag
(wbo h-relogafe has heen ,. porter d Nanin
Vsn Burer)--f hat Is The public ard private
character II Mm Henry iisiu-Orf' ! he Bis'oa
r,plted--.' coasader Gens Hasrlsoa's character
assfhom Ytgroech. he his been ny neishbori !
have often been sn innsie Ne fep'ly, ana con-
saer Iii. house 81 one IF the best houses for Mnis-
te- il 10 Ohio"
The Bi-inp Y wellknowa for his great prudence.
and n The same convs'tsat,on, when asked bow ~
thought Ger. har1sou would administer our Go-
vs,p,psn,. rerlied--.l b6iieve ihe rhufs % tri-
na,on - oud b. rs ,eelt administered bs Gsn. ba'-
rt.on a. s, President vau Burer, Or sny OF his
friends
Nh Gdf6pg is extensively knows IN al this fe
81 IN IL cooniiy and be had tie magnsniniy and
manly Independence to commnnieate 10 the wfltef
the foregoing fact
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20

The Alexandria Gazette snYs:--Wc rejoice Ia
The hm conviction TINT the people Of this csuntry
sre aaw thoroughly AnousED TO i sense OF The trno
condition Of aiafs. This has nsyer before been
elected hut ve hinls the crisfs is now acknowl-
edged. The opponents ef the Administrations have
row. what they always wanted perfect union, orr
eanizption. and enthusiasm. ThesrEorLk are mp
There can be no mislnks. With good cause, and
i good candidate tbr repnfay fertor has bees ex-.
cited ,and ,hnprospoct aiieed u, Gen. IiAHrwor
for President aud B2TrsH.rsiKs Fer the Countly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20

SuiclDA,-- ile IhAfBestpsn Face Press q ne
6,hinst,, sbSs: Wenpet tol learn thai NJ. JOSEPH
smith, OF SUPERINTENDENT, commlileh SUICIDE ~
saneips himself II lie hasems nl sto,y ufl- dwell
ne % Sunday ayrnpg asi The event has hief NJ
friends n1d hrqpnintenees Nilh sp,mise' MI ,
sas a geR,lemng ri eArs rlreDpstsnces, shNnlnrn
IN uprisht aad mosAl character, and was nnvei
-aiy esenmed, NJ saiisftcIors reason can b" ~
Signed for 40 RASH ac :it i believed, however.
tat since ihe deaih "a his wii,., so whom ne Was
asdealls aitsthrd, be ha- been subject - h's o.
asia ac'ols and that ia Of these be deiesmin-
ed 10 drstioy liptsfiE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, Isao.
PROSPECT rs in GEORGIA.

The NIiledgeySlse Recorder furnishes the follow
irg satisfactory information 10 the prospects h
Georgia.:
Oar accounts from every ssssen.vfsh STATE,
arc IL The most cheering character; and al aoakxs
~ rsrara to fAe rcsais u As Presidential eiscr
tiou Il Georgia are dsssipatsd. Gen. HARRisoS
ard JoRs TYIaR mist receive the Electoral yeie
az The State or there i 40 faith % be put in ev
derce. Even in Maseogee county, the chief point
81 sisaHection towards the Harrison termination,
Ne ae sure tbas our cause viii gain instead Of sut
fer lass. Arors other aasreious Signs, We Oh.
serve IL the last Colau4hos Efqaifsr nn shle and
elaborate address III ths shesla a chat county, Col
BoNSFR, TO his fiiends Of the Union party, with
whi9h he has always acted, segting forth his rev.
sons f5r bis abandonment u MARrIS VAS BuhESs
ma ia surporr Of Gen. HARRisox II Is an ad-
slrrss. by ne wey, which viii satisfy every candid
AID ahpniudiced reader that Col Bonner Is asht;
and we sflst i'll effect msy he il ought, 70 bring
many n,5Fe 10 do tislit too. We congratulate oar
friends ,hrougldot the State our most cheering
prospects.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20


No CHANGES The Federal sotlceholders say
that there are no changes sgslnst The Admins
tration but how are the facts
Pennsylvania gave Gen. jackson majority Of
fifty thousand and The majority claimed for Van
Burrn by Senator Buchanan 10 but ten thousand.
The nus Of the times Indicate majority of TWEEN
Nv thousand for Gen. Harrison, making a differ
ence Of seventy thousand votes
Couhec,icul voted for Van Buren, 10 1886. and u
now far Harrison; is this changof
Rhode Island veted for Van Buren, in 1886 and
isrew Tor Hafrison; il bis eha1gel sA
Virginia voted for Van Buren, In 1885, and n
nos ios Harsissni issthls changed s
LoYsihDa voted Tor Van Borsp in 1880, and j.
nav ivr iiarrison; il this change 2 .ess
Since the Hoinlnanon &c Gen Ha,rison, All ,he
elrcf,ons ,hst hsve taken place have gans ~ favor
d tte Mhiss.ai taary have already saisrd TORI,
When The rsluros, Of tho August elecsinas come
IN tbe friends 81 Abe ADM nistrston viii be aston
sshed mud d.nayed and Nil be- unable 10 hight the
Move fnber battle Win any spirit; snd The RESULT
viii be that Glen iIarrlson will come 10 by thr lar
srsi vote ever cbtalne d when here was conles-
ted. electtti5is ~ Efi asF 4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20

TnE EMPEROR AtExASpEH. during the ocenpa-
tioo a Psns, Was pfesent ~ an Anniversary " me
II ne Hospitals. Plates were funded i"s conIii-
buttons. and they borne 3, some Of stss l'a-
ions' sises and dsugiuers As he 6 ~ his Losrs
t0is, he eispe,sd /" Aiodeaioisslie, this is for
Your hrghreyes.n The enl cunsied, ard present
cd the plate sgain =. WHAT said The Emperor,
more pa Yes. air, ssid she, :. Issw rest serse-
tsfng Joy ~ Pooy H,2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-20

HARRisos. THE BAcKwooDsaAs --Gen. Har-
rison cave the following toast, al a public dinner
given to him on the 9Th Of July, 1912 10 Cincsn-
natl
The American Backwoossman: Clad IN h's hun.
ting shirt the product Of his dcmsstc INDUSTRY, sno
lighting s,s the country he loves be is more than
match for the vile bur spendid mefcenay Of ~
European despoi. As