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Years AFRO he went far as ons'st on tie l no
colors at ieasts; and some occasion ne aI,,' -
rrocs treat tetc at which was drunk lhe ne'i'. u
e. Eosscrdsn. with the striking compItnent-,cohsi,
dcrng the quarter from whence sn no,, ""s"
he ,rore a ,rhitc skir he had a O'ac6 %eaH b,,aL,
,,nrrrIeJ 70 defeat Abcr, Smith, the bold uni'ncl-
inc Democrat who made he ai tho
IInmse Except perhaps DR.. Duncan, thc'e was ho'
another member whom the coalition were ;" ""no n te
., tho ,olls TO effect il: and Fessenden was the
unm;naton to rally both black and white OF this society
at the polls. ;.;oo . soo no,
Who Il, ye stood ND for its rights the North thus shot
down one after another by the ";'ss ana Abolition
;sts, Do they wish to see the majority OF Congress
,nnosed of men who owe thor election to Abolition
votes: OF men the avowed friends OF an ultra tariff OF
\ National Bank, and evrry oth"r measure hostile 10
S,bo,n ;n,eres, Is: II! re not elected by the
Federasts, either in Name or Vermont who Is not
against the South on the impending questions Oh nank
such men elected BIZ Abolition yotes"-D.
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rs,UE HEALING SpRISt;S.--Ih" Healing 50 =. ..r.."
L Essex comfy. Virginia about h'' .Ie, n'H af3.u4.
tho rnunIy seat and aha.i iuy-fy" mite nom -. IN
norI Lay,, been lDng tested externally ANA r',t.
INHABITANTS ut this section SGirr II io >N. ,N at .,
avn known honest ,vira similar language - ltat a. az.
urnI,f IA III. = ran General, Depending ON Tie meats '
Ter and not on nv ability uhur tin nhI, mind W ft
., som. nrrar thing ~ NaaRau desired by the ...rsftr
man, prople and after tar trIal 81 The watt Isr,
rrui,rd Hotel ~ fcc y -. four stories hugh, n.laG
,.n.ury constructed Tor tho accommodation - hart..
,yhn, plau and Nprns hy the proprietor. wtu LI
know his dntv IN itirw- creatures. hy aiuwHUh-a
rrlr pnrit, H. lime tu ID. rrti &" lir Tui aUA a
should II b" ~, happ lui achieve Tor my FELLOW .t
comfortable accommodation near tn SPOT w!rtc Matinee
ma planted the remover at pain aud 'Hi-% at HHi'lu ff
mas h. ~ my last moments, am happy va. born. 81.
Certificates al cures circird hl l> water Wi! a. cary
Irahlr BE- forwarded u IN yunl, eye lhr water j,
fluriir and invariably duugtf,. ai't s operations
there J. No TOME. Ia >t:tt-t ne'r 1t b,t
II yri. IN il action ~ aCCrritu.n ih she Hair au4
I.,.u cIn,y 81 p pirrrp lC;n- after h. Gr
newton. To- ~ operation, ,li.If pain m ~" trut !, '
k ON, ,YI VIII soon after want t""ai. |! awaN ai'sa
f,,,rt ,,l- yn,r companion. WASH mouth u, drh u.
l., uf the " arr. stopping yoHG breath tlr uI.nhH' N
tbfoslI ynir mouth. and Nuu VII 1,I taste ans ii>i
IN, tlin me rrr- have ~ uIaIr hN tins wat NANrs"
ulcers Of ten Hirru yrar>' r'aud,ng-ir"I winch o.
took lis Name iri,Hr SrrH.---cad mead rii'i> f'n-
warts Internally, relieves gravel, Stops 'lt- d'' 'rf.
ln. been used Ia great adyutl.r ia Gt>.ea Ani ,'N>
j. mn .c,uaI duui}c. relieving speedily MI dtr'
are in m, power g.tr .nt:>iarttun Ia the pihr lhd M
Shall lrr All .uy,l, and al, cnuatry discharged
~ WILLIAM :. tEo&T,N, PreUra
AuuIt.t l. ---~"-#
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POETRY,
,tu,,ru yrT REMAINS uSsuSG."
;. ,curSETTS FREEMAN'S ADDRESS.

M.sSACUESETTS FREEMAA'S ADphESS'
TO WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
Won govern freemen. les, YOU may,
When liberty has passed away,
When gold has made the son sla'e
Beside the pilgrim fathers grave
And moral principle Is deau, -,
Where Warren fell and sunipte! pieu'
Va, Govern frremen. Curse the honf
.rhs, br,nps to thee the mace OF power
when pmps IN place Shail fnuha t'iee '''"s'
m. ,,ols Of some designing KING,
And lead thee by thy passions s'fohs'
10 do Inv country'S homer wrohS.
yor Govern frecncn. Shrink the mana
,rh,, waves thy standard o'ef 'he iah"'
Ara silent be the rccrcant tongue
'rhat S,p.aks Thy praises 10 the loah".
R.d RaiSn rolls her waves IN SHAME,
And wild Sandusky scorns Thy name.
You govern rrecmen. Better far
mat Won bright ,las should lose each star;
That scepter'd king with iron tread,
should stamp in dust each ircenanS iieau'
That thou, on ireemen'S backs, sh"uia s'"'e
The laws u Draco wrote before.
You govern freemeu. You, who hold
Communion with a nonarch's gold,
And purchase manhord'S dearest rights
Wth orphans tears, and widows mites,
While watchfui tyrantS shout hnZzaS
And glory mid the fading stars;
You govern treemon. You, who dare
The gallant CIo.han's bright wreath 10 wear
Who moved hy duN'> Sterner calls,
Defended old Sandusky's walls,
Aud sworc tina; c'cr he tuTnrd To thee,
A bloody hearsr his car should br:
You govern frecmrn. Dreadful lot,
To bear so deep, 50 foIl blot:
A bankrupt North--a ruined WEST
diving South in crimson dr.st-
a louspIeS5 home-a yoCritSS VOICE
A hearIlesS heart--a ChnicelssS choice.
You govern frremen. God of grace,
Look down in mercy on our race;
Forget not, IN ihy wrath, the sifcs
Who fed IN bood Thy altar tires,
And raised from sea 10 diSti|ntsra
The holy spires that point 10 Thee.
Io. freeman, hy yon soldiers grave,
Defend the soil he died Ia save.
iiurl back the asp 4 hau:hty KING
Would place bClSalh Your Eagle wing,
And let ycur glorious anthem be-
-, like my father, Will DC Tree"
in uton. SEM. Z. lsAl.
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And tennessee -four is taken freely 4, -.
With these facts staring him in the face, what wing
ho,spur will pretend deny, that the passage Of! The
Independent Treasury bill has had favorable effect
upon Southern Exchanges as well as IN" price OF
produce. Here is an Improvement IN the Exchanges OF
from Il TO per CO mt a month and that too in oppos
ton 10 The efforts and predictions ofthe Wings that the
passage Of the Independent Treasury would rum III"
Exchanges Of the country and reduce the price OF pro-
drcc one half of lis cost Of produciion-E j. L"S'c'
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,frk,ns MsUintion tor Mc Ed"cntiom otHe

pfrktus InstjintiOn FIR ho Ed~cntiom Of tte H..
,I,UIs establishment been removed 10 thar spa,8
l r,nt ,ditirr known rs Mount Washington !lsy.r .
gnStu and j, now ready Tor iii" reception and r.,,.
yonr blind PERSONS III either >rN from part the CONT,
The ealuhry of the location, the faCtIcS m sra N.r,
thr extent ri hr ediiCc which offer separate 'r
make hi. establishment desirable c>tI"nr" for ,h.
blind PERSONS who dcsfc superior accommodations.
The course ufin-tructipD compartments reading mr'r,
nstr algebra aud geometry, geography, I.iury. uarua .
raj philosophy &r g., besides the ~, Dry ana prfr.f
Those IS no desire II may atluIr" SGuWlrd." Ut ie ar
modern !angua.rs
Thorough aud scientific know ledge "t Wg.tr anil .-
frs d. practice upon thu pan" "II. nad organ, -.
br.id.as which. the pupil may -"ir't any m-uEun' .
q shes la learn Particular attention !, gwen iu p.
ton
TrEa.-Bo;ird and tuition, with the uso "f Erok. aut.
Instruments from 80 To 500 per annI frr ''sn.,
In stu,y the laHguagr> Ia have Tho usr - HnAu .
rIombrr or to rpccV, musical instructions. 500. .a
viii cover al! the ordinary pru>e> -! the pupil.
Eytra accommodations charged ~ reasonable i,gn un
Thr most .,uthc age Tor instruction i b,iwr, the
lstl ycGrs ..,
.,',,nn and NAV be- referred Peter e. Brook, T.ur
rrrL,n. peter H. Dalton, Edward Brooks Samuel \. E.a.,
D. Fisher Thomas e. Cary, John i!uman, Jamr> X. MIL,
pauronI Samuel Loud Samuel May, u1la> GOODWIN n
Mann, Robert O. Winthrop
For partlrmiar information address The Director nS g. +
Boston Ia whom all application. should be- usnic
\ T. No persons VIII be- received wiilr under m.i...
me nj ipr the Trtuyyl Of sight.
July II H."
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49,, ,,.e can refer to test the Governor acc"i"0s

Il Inn. appears. that in every OF those hree eo,,,
ties the F"drral majority r'"c,d amounting ~ ."S
a',rrs,,,t.to ~ So much for Governor tf" anu
yeracy ,;.,o or ,ho question:
.''"' ~ 80 D,,ocr,t,c members of Council VINO
o',o.eJ m. Pennington fraud IN 1880 reelected IN
I Is namely Francis Price Of Bergen JOIN" IL Lam
her, nt salem Benz Oliphant Of Monmouth, ana ia
phet Ireland of Atlantic; IN the latter county T,e
was no opposition to Mr. Ireland N So so Ms AND
,be foIlowinq exhibits their maortes at the TWO eec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29
WILSON LUMPkiN
40 -zsss7-s- -saas
TIT. ENIntNEI,s

There Is no subject which has troubled the ma
nuiac,urers of Newark more than the Exchanges "he
difficulty Of Exchanges, has been the standing conf
plant for the past three years, and great pans have
been taken to convince citizens that nothing but a
L. s. Bank would remedy the evil but the following
statement IF fact. will show that the Independent rea-
sury is gradually working that very remedy
On til. Goth Of June when the independent Treasury
bill was pending before Congress- Southern Exchanges
,.oro r,,rtrd IN Srv Iork rs follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. ,-,4
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the 'f
manuafacOrv of Nusxs CL.Eg New YORK, et1-1 ~,
plain Piano Forcs possessing the latest Improvements. AMI '
drIcIcy and of tone, peculiar 70 ' "
nu:acture. ,...4
Also large assortment Of Musical instruments ard A'"
Merchandise III general. 49,, =, Il
Piano fortes repaired, tuned, let on hire an" ''
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. . 49,,
The l.rs. collection of Music ever Offered Tor sale ~
NAV from. the store OF the snscfi'
now enabled 10 the Philadelphia and New J" OK "''
and retail prices. ...,, ,.,sf
Thos. purchasing 10 sell again viii be furnished upon !"
terms than dies can find esew here in the state .,,n
Piano Fyr,t and Jfasie s,ort, eRPos''' III n,.s -,
AM
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oial. .lI-I2 loo

The counties OF Sussex, Warren, ll"n,crdon and Z.
May where there was only one ticket run IN l-'', we
hal put down the IN b. Thus 1t appears
there Democratic majority in lob OF l-2o votes
and ram ron ISIS the Election Fraud year, OF l-2n
and vet the Governor writes 10 lT9'ntd, mat ne was
suJG,u,d in The. election of ':C-"Oh shame, where Is
thy blush Well might he say, he did IN has Mes
sage nj The meeting of the Legislature, IN reference |"
that ccciion-I lure d,Src 10 dpTrDgrime II 10 my
SCit rs a ycrs0ndi maitcr."-N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

MIR THOMAS ELNkE:-Str: A. yun arc unta rc>m'Ho. r
vi rIua and nave Snuwn agent You VIII aHt notice
shall ON the ,i october nest, ~ Tie etorshnus'" NWlr
and IN The county I..c>. between the hnuf> "i sunrise hh
of IN. same av proceed take the deposition al iwat
Ware am, others And on .2i ut the month. .briu
o Tho ,torchot-- Of Robbins thurlylllr, Nl3''
the hours sunrise aud sunset 81 t .hn"
shall pr..cd Ia tax. The deposition al William u. iacNMU
others Ana on the oath ay the month"; Ortutrl. #
rrrn Office Mathews between III" hours oil sui''
>l,Ill proceed Z" taxi" lc h'l"
nIu r. Iupkin and others be- road a. "vcur" 10 su'
and undetermined in the CIRCUIT Superior Court n IL
am, Canc,ry Tor county Of King & Queen ~ wn :.
you and Others plaintiffs. aud !, a. deputy rh ' u.
Campbell sheriff and n The estate "i Lewis h'
decreased Northumberland should any ccum>ianrr occur FL
render lmpraceihe commence and hn the san a
lions on the div> above mentioned then. and IN that '"
will lee continued day day. sunday excepted. uu
arr. completed AT which time and place you an snt
ih.mk proper. \ our. ~, - n,,.
FER leon C.uprStl. Strrrg c"d Coanf."
81 tts Et4's N Lcra' Broor,' aa
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SHOWING an increased majority IN every one OF '"e
three coun,es amounting in the aggregate TO 90
Having thus posed ofhis Pr'vy Council, we mex
come 10 the Governor himself and the following taoi'
of maiori,ies in the whole State at The TWO
will show how he SHSfdine8 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

nrcscHil. Medicine the public Il" not pretend !" a.
niailb;ty III The OF all diseases "nicI
object afford nvaldr ahotin. hhd
dropy opportunity Of avaHg themselves =" remedy w'h
10 disease Wli,h often
badIr, HE skill nf the learned and scientific.
Having used ydTohulS, DrnpSy oi the Chest III one
IL effects except as
pailatiye general Dr"p-y and IN aS' or
Dropsy body declare positively and confidently! that
failed 10 relieve completely and PERMANENT! every
been prescribed When morbid acuor or any
II l. but just To- say that
healthy established before beneficial effect, can
II mineral except the carbonate oil lroi
powerfully dIuc absorbent .timuant and tnnlc-pr !nl-
cations essentially in the treatment Of Dop>y.
To living distance, with whom am unaCliallteh
would .ty, regular practitioner OF medicine for mp
ward. years, and would impose quackery on
the public.
II Will urn, he'd a reasonable charge with proper dcc.
tlou< application Petersburg. satisfaction! certificates
can be shown.
B-ippicacn for Medical services may BE- made during the
pohrcary Of Dr. Alexander Reid ~ the Mccha-
mics Hall, and Il my residence turiag the night
JOHN b. DAVIES W. d.
20, tur
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Aud on The same day Gennrs-ee louT was quoted at
Si62t.
The bill was passed by Congress, signed BY the Pre-
sident on the iih of July and he Exchanges on the
Ill named nlnces - .llOWs.
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Petersburg, August -, lsf0.

IoPKINSvIILE FEMALE sCHooL-The subscribers IN
friends and the public that this Scho" VIII open
the Summer the 18th OF September II
by the Lady whose system OF Education
months has, ii confidently believed given entire
satisfaction alike aud pupils They have also been
fortunate the services of Lady of highly approved
atanmrnt whose ability considered fully adequate 10
the task OF scientific instruction. Lessons IN Dancing WIZ he
given week n such desire il. For the character OF the
school they respectfully Judge John Mason OF South
anip,nn W. j. aksdaIe Of Amelia and Mr. c. Persico Of
Richmond
of school, the sGsC rrS nnc with the teachers III dc'o
the and moral training oil the
lrIr guardian ipand nothing VIII
he contribute III" slightest degree I" their
comiu.t and accommodations
TERMS:
Board per 10 months with instruction in En-
g!!>l Writing and Arithmetic, $3.50
French. Italian and latn-adiuunal Tor fGrb, 10
MUSIC, 81
T. 80 OF Piano, ;
Of 10 months the 18th Of September,
and ends On the li:h ot July.
Payment required avane Tor each half and
pupil will he received lpr 4 shorter Time.
so driucIpr ail:h ~ - OF absence.
REBECCA II. MURRAY,
MARTHA j. MI RRAl.
;u,uhr
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GRE.iT BARGAINS
ftL.I. SUPPLY OF GOODS.

fIII. SUPPLY OF GOODS.
BootS, ShocS, Tr"nkS, L10ther Pnpr, Sc, DC
UhoisSair and Retail.
WE receiving by varnls vessels from Philadelphia
w New York and Boston, FALL STOCK OF GOODS
which, for variety quality and hcapncss satisfied cannot
be surpassed by any House in Virginia.
We invite wholesale and retail customers, and the public
IN any othrr House. We offer part following
l,oO pair Ladies Kid, Morocco and seakin Slippers all qua
illirs.
1850 pair Ladies' lin" SrnIskn Morocco" and kd Shoes all
lao pair Ladies fine Furred Shoes part vcy superior
300 do do coored Morocco, white Kid and Satin slippers
do do Gum Elastic Shoes, Muccas!nS and quilted
200 do Cater, fine Leather and S-at-S Boot,
100 do t:eutlcnrn'S Tine Calf Boots, part Miles best
100 do. DO Water prnpt aud Cork sole Boots, Miles
do de-. line Calf Navy Shoes Iari Miles best
do d.. do do strap dress ShurS
100 do do. Sral.kin and Morocco Pumps
!ND do. do. do. Calf and kp.sewrd Monrocs
$50 do do. do. Calf, Gum Elastic, Euialue and
Carpet "ver-Shoe>
1000 do do lined aud bound dc" do. do.
1000 %""Sn leather ~ psssfa and 's s H Ms!s
1000 do boys fine aud coarse Rrosans and shoes
d. Misses fine Morocco, Seaiskn, and fine Leather
Boots and Shoes
100 do line Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers
clIILnREN'S.
1900 DO chdrrns fine Leather aud Seakin Boots, Shoes
and Ancie Ties
'"'''I EiGWM6Sp MADE RRoGrEs
pair mems Richmond made B"rnes, for Factory Field,
and Railroad s s%ir LEATHER
a5r-dcs good and good damaged Sole i"ahea hran, lot
Also,
- nests Seaskin and Hair Trunks
all wrapping Post, all sizes
- do. Cap and Letter writing Paper
Hard Leather and Bellows Top Travelling Trunks Carpet
Bas vuI;re Shoe Brushes Toilet do" Ih"e Thread King,
Wsrs' MaS H. s ' p,,,, io,d ~ Raa; sa ~ NJ
Ueaiers Mansion HORSE Richmond pr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

IN The PARsoyAor Rfdr Lorstio, ESSSy CoEctL IA
THE duties of this Institution Will be- resumed "n | h'
1 of October next The course nr study besides tie
branches Of English Educaon which are taught van q"
care. embraces Logic Rhetoric Evidences of iG>ait N
raj Theology Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry t'
Botany &c To these may be added the French, Spanish
Italian Languages, Music Drawing aud Painting, HreHN
plain and ornamental and working IN wUlst"d.
The scholastic divided into two sessions ul I'VE H
each No pupil will hc received fer les p"nnd than one "
nor deduction made for time LOST Unless urcau1'
sickness.
Terms per session, payable adrancc-For Board, hM
&C.. $40. Tuition the English branches, SIS; Bed aud hedI
ii supplied by the pupil s.: use Piano I"r", 50
The French, Spanish and Italian Language, Drawing ana "
Inr. the charges NctdeWur Tree ui Cil-"
directed Rev. John r. hct'ur", ictto, t,>tA sH
u, Virginia.
Parsonage, Sept. :, isi1. ''--"H
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each No pnp "iH ne received Tor /" IH' I'il" '"'' %
sum- nor an! h'dhctioh hi"r '"t '"'' "s'' ""'' '
SICKNESS
Terms per session, payable IN atFahcc-fW n't'"' ~
ii moi s,pplrd hv the pupil 81 use Piano forre, 50
The French, spanish and Italian Language. Df" ing ana l'
nG, at the usual rNa charges -. dtr ""'S re-, "'
Letters directed !" Rev John T. '!'If", i'I'''' Essen ~
Parsonage, SriN, !, le1l =.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
rJ,IE ecturrS IN mis- Institution viii commence m. .
Nnndsy in Ortolrr TIA, pearrrf MS Of iu,rrIoD aat
~, T,tin,y
pm rnt.pst, ron 'rfI,, nr,.ppr
"'' VI .'' - 80 -
Nm 49,. -. r,,, ~ n, 49, gta,,,. y U.,y pa.
i'', - az - '' ~ ''0'y '
a' n , ''" ; r, amman, r.,,,. .ru,L., p.f..y
49, ~ ~, >a,,I.9,.. lp.,c,,.,,,
-n'nt"."'''S i'" ", ',',i ." ~ ~ ''
'"'''''"9 -'"'' ''''''s
-, i,.,,,b..-y II,,, 4 D.s
pr,tr..n+ '' ~
| e. pl.y....L. 49,. .,tf,t;,a,., p,of...,
49,. "'' D. XXI, sa,,, - ;r,,,l.,r
'""'''''' y,rpT%nI ~ ,sf ASSES
, p....-,. r., '.' g.. t''.,,
g. ,mh'.,,s tu, , : , ~, a. r, j., hin I,.
!. ', wy -! =, ~, " 80 y, ~ t.. ,',I - '
mem = :" "" ''' - i VII, " ~ 80 @
f"'"''r'"% ,Si !,! ~ %, ,nnvp<r
- 80 az -
aaf" ana HrctE hicraiart-pabnry Brown Professor.
- ih'" are va .'S ~ Ia d'fU' t'o ,''', .nu W. 80
10 ritrn 'hr low iaih 'iss' 'he s'Iu'' mus " -
fca" I"iirt an" Nnei' anu 'p'h''' 'i' ""'' ''N'"
must ~ "oie !" tr'' N'i"pn"'' ,..,
d"P"''', :" :" h';"'" ''""''
49,. y ~ Ut nt'"' ..a trs
~ - '", , i" a. 80, =, - 20. IAN,
,,a, ltt, 1ul'St i'l'''a' '"'''' '''S'' .m
; Sin',.' "'a ,i H.; ,.r, ,,l,. ran III
.--..,.
s yr
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NIlIIAN rIRn.

FIR leon CAMpr2ll. Strr.g o"d Cnanf.f
81 ne E.'4's " Lc,r' Broon' d"
.I-wtH
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FuKIE MAKE-MOIsE.

THOMAS L. DEW, Pref"i1''
37-wt.Iu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17

The Lexington tky.) Observer 81 TIE asth sls..
says :-Gen Harrisoa is st in The city, but leaves
to-day for Georgetown, on hiss return home b. way
Of Frankfort, ShelbyyfIc and Louisville Dasins
his stag 10 the city. be has been called on by thou
sands Of our telow-citizens of this and the sdiou
ing coanties--mauy OF whom came distance o; 6ftv
miles, TO pay their respects to the earess defender
q bis country in and 10 offer him their conggat.
nlaions upon the result Of the great struggle lhro'
which the country has just passed As might have
been anticipated from the acknow lodged and pro-
verbal hospitality Of the citizens OF Kentucky pub
lic Invitations have crowded in upon him during his
s9louTa among ne bG, the limited time allotted te
hIs wish in Kentucky, (besng here upon private
business aone,) prevented his acceptance Of them.
de has also been compelled, from the same cause.
to decline numerous instances of private hospitality
rendered him by our tenw-citizens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17
TOBACCO TRADE.

The subject of Tobacco seems to DO exciting q
good deal of interest amongst those immediately
concerned in its production and manufacture. In
the month Of May last there was a Convention of
Tobacco Planters held in Washington composed
principally of delegates from the lower parts of Ma
ryland and Virginia, and there to have been
another Convention at the same place on the 18th
the present month. We perceive also that o
meeting of the Tobacco growers of Bedford county,
Va, was held on the 23d ult at which it was re-
solved to send delegates represent that county in
said convention.
This article is becoming an important item in the
export trade Of the United States. 1t seems that
the revenue accruing to foreign governments, on ac-
count Of the heavy duties they impose on tobacco
hione amounts to thirty millions Of dollars, while
the revenue Of the United States, all our foreign
imports, is short of seventeen millions. The Con-
Pention above named, determined to memorabilia
Congress to adopt such measures as may place
Americon tobacco upon favorable footing in the
ports of Europe. Tue present would seem to be a
reasonable time both to do act Of justice TO the
planters. as well as to replensh an almost empty
Treasury.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17
SCRABBLE FARM,

now occupied by Samuel w. kisnger
The hrst estate will be sold free Of sill inrum.
brancc OF dover; and also the last OF tbs Scrabble
Iiact--escept that the reversiou III dover iatcf.
est will be sold, in which the dover Il already as
signed. All proper explanations will be- given by
the subscribers 10 sny persons wishing "a purchase
One great advantage to the purchaser OF ihcse
Lands will be, that the widow, Mrs kssnpcr has.
ing rchnquashod her dover right, the purchaser
will retain the one-third OF the purchase money
during her iiispaying her The interest ,bcreof in
lieu al dover.
The sale will take place before the Co.rt. onse
dour b Nastinshurg, ou Moaddy the llM day 81
January, (being the fret day OF January court J
1871; the Commissioners, however, reserve 10
themselves the RICH, to postpone The sale Of the
same. any part fthe lands, ifeny circumstance.
should interfere with a fair sale 90 that tlav, hut
the property must be sold before the next term d
the Circuit Court
TIE terms qf IKE sale, us mentioned IN the de.
cree. are ono third Of the purchase money in hand
onethird 10 nine nonlhsI and one.lhird in eighteen
months---with interest from thu days Of payment.
These terms, however, win be controlled by the
provision for the widows dover.
The purchasers viii DO required TO give deeds u
trus, to secure the deferred payments
y. N CONRAD
HENRY BERRY.
ANDREW HUNTER, I''Fes' .oR' -
CHARLES DOWNS,
December 3, i8fO.--6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17
SOUTH CAROLINA.

This State has cast her Electoral vote for Mar
tin Van Buren, for President and Littleton w.
Tazewell, of Va, for Vice President. Col. John
son seems to have had some friends in the Legsla-
lure, for in held BY the members, both he
tive friends which caused some debate, but ticket
with Mr.. rs name upon il was finally adopted
few days ago, Mr.. Calhoun was reelected a
Senator of the United States for six years, from the
4th Of March next, when his present term expires.