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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-27
NOTICE.

TNHERE will be an Election held on the
Il second Monday and the day follow.
ing, in August next, for ORDINARY for
Kershaw District, to fill the vacancy oc.
easioned by the death Of JAMES W. LANG,
Esq. Managers Of Election will assem-
BILE at their respective boxes, open tho polls
and proceed 10 hold said election, and
meet 10 Camden on the Wednesday after,
count The votes and declare the election.
GEO. @. M'lNTOSH, c. c. c. P.
June "a. 30 St
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FOR THE JOURNAL
TIE DEkALB RIFLE GUARDS.

1E DEN a LID hlr LIE uCAhOS.
MIR. Editor:
noticed in your last paper an
editorial article on the formation Of the
above named Company which am pleas
cd to see established in your town. The
disbandment Of the former corps. which
for many years had been an ornamen, to
our District, was ominous of the downfall
of that military spirit which we have so
long and so well borne and.which | have
been sorry 10 see so fully verified.
With us much pleasure did | observe
the notice which informed me of the for
nation ofathe DeKalb Rifle Guards.
like the name as well as the corps.
In country like ours where every hill
is fortifca,ion and every tree a shield,
none is more efficient and none Ought 10
be more encouraged by our Safe, for on
the skill of her Eihemen must depend a
large share of her defence. The fellow
ship which Volunteer Companies always
create among its members should be con-
sideration, aad the pride which grows up
among them. in eScelling their compelit-
ors in the use of the gun, as well as in
tactics are very good reasons why they
should be sustained. am aware it has
bcen the policy Of the State to discoun.
tenance Volunteer Corps under the i'm
preston that it would be the means of
building up the Beats exciting proper
pride in their Offices.
Experience has already shown the error,
for now as well as heretofore are they
drawn together by no other. feeling but
that Of duty and oilener by fear of pen
sl,y. 1t is not alone necessary that the
men should have confidence in their OFF,
GERS but in each other,.apd where tlsey are
promiscuously thrown together it'cannot
bc acquired. Confidence begets courage.
Consequently tits not only necessary that
men should have confidence in their Off
GERS but in each other and last but not least
skill in the weapon 10 be used.
Occasions have and may again occur
where one soldier would he forced to &C.
tion without any other for!i6cation than
the arms TO which they are totally unac-
eustomed. In such ease what would be
your defence were you dependent on your
Beat Companies, not one man out Of one
hundred Of which use tie musket at all,
rzcept only for the purpose Of drill. If
The rifle then, and not the musket is most
used, and best understood by your citi.
zens, who can doubt the policy Of the
formation of rifle companies.
am gratifed that the community Of
your town has given countenance to the
formation of the Dekalb Guards, and
that most of your young men have enlist
ed. Apart from its usefulness il will be
on ornament 10 your town and afford use
full and innocentrccreaiion to your youth.
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Public Meeting.

VHE Town Council request that the
IL citizens will meet at the Cour, House,
on Monday the 2sth inst, at II o'clock,
A, NJ. for the purpose of considering and
deciding on the propriety Of 50 altering
the Patrol Law, as to permit persons 10
commute for that duty by paying given
sum of money, so that a Sufficient smount
may be raised 70 have permanent nightly
Guard, in the town.
BY order Of Cou0cil
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE, Intendant
June 27.
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The energy and enterprise which have
already marked the genius and character
of its young commander is sufficient
guaranty of its being made one Of the
most efficient corps in our State. To see
we'll organized rifle corps parading the
battle ground Of the revolution cannot
but afford pleasing spectacle to an
OLD RIFLEMAN.
DEATH OF COL. THOMAS SUMTER.
1, is with unfeigned regret that we an
nounce to our readers the death OF Col.
THOMAS SUMTER, only son of the late
General Sumter, of revolutionary me.
morv, and father of the Hon. L. u. Sum-
ter, now member Of Congress from this
State.
He departed this life on Monday NOR.
ming, 18th inst, a. his residence near
Stateburg, in the 72d year of his age.
Col. Sumter was himself many years
member of Congress, and subsequently
Minister from the United States to the
Court Of Brazil.
The confidence which he always enjoyed,
and the high stations which he SO ably
filled, evince the satisfactory; manner in
which he discharged the duties of his Sc
reral stations.-Charleston Courier.
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I.aup Oil, &c.

"HE Subscriber has just received a
IL supply ofSupericr Winter and Fall
Strained Sperm Oil. Also, old North Ca
rolina Linseed Oil OIL hand, together with
White Lead, Spirits Turpentine, Train Oil;
&c. &c. All of which will be sold very
low for the money.
JAMES r! McKAIN.
March 2s.
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Attention Cavalry!

VOU are hereby ordered 10 be and sp-
- pear fully armed and eqaipped, at the
Cour, House in Camden, on che fourth
day Of July next, at ten o'clock.
A procession of the citizens will then
and there be formed to msrch TO the church,
where an Grafton will be, delivered by a
member Of the corps. o..
The Kershaw Cavalry which is the
oldest company in the State, and which,
for sixty years has not heretofore failed
in the perfor,aaace Of its duty; we trus,
will not nov be backward 10 the manifes.
t,tion. of that public and martial spirit
which is The life and soul Of every militia
ry band. A prompt and: spirited obedi-
ence therefore is expected TO this cali, to
join in tile celebration Of the birthday Of
our national freedom.
WM.SA. ANCRUM, Q. 8.
June "a. %
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber tenders to his friends and
customers. his thanks for their patronage,
and al the same time, respectfully calls on
all indebted to him 70, immediate payment
or satisfactory arrangements Nothing
but necessity compels him 10 make lhis
urgent demand. And he hopes that, the
call will not be disregarded, and constrain
him to use summary measures 10 realize
his just claims. .tss.o.sgT
m C. II. DAVIS
June 13. :2s .ga 1T
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COMPANY ORDERS, NJ; 2.....f,
DeK alb. Rifle Guards
ATTENTION.. ..

pARADE at the Court ,Hoase, at g.
= o'clock, on the. 4th of july, A. NJ,
in dark coats and white panialsons-ti Tie
Commissioned officers 10 ulIuniSarm. All.
Ter the Oration the. coapany wid march
TO Dayis's corner, where the Ceaslitutioa
and BY Laws prepared By the officers, will
be submitted for their consideration :
BY order Of Capt. DIcKINsoS, sRs ?
W%B. JOHNSTON, o. o. s.
June "a. ..; ~ a., II xsl1
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CAMDEN
BRIDGE COMPANY.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of this Company, vii be, held a. 4a'clock,
p. NJ. at the. Bank ofCsmden, on Monday,
the 9Th Julysa Directors for the ensuing
year will be chosen, and an. exhibit Of The
condition Of the Company made. 49,,
}; G. WEST, sec'y.
June 27.
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ELECTION.

TEHE Town Council will proceed 10 the
Il election Of Recorder and Treasurer,
Of the town, on Saturday next, the 9th
inst.
Applicants will hand their letters to any
member Of Council. i
By order of the Council.
J. M. DESAUSSuRE, Intendant.
June Is.
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TO any gentleman intending
to travel during the summer, eiiher>to the
Springs or elsewhere, and desirous Of hire
ing servant, 1 tender my services. and
pledge myself TO use every exertiun, 10
merit favor and confidence. 10 those M
acquainted with me I can exhibit every
requisite recommendation. X. O..
+ June 20. ~ - '.''''
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Notices.,

DERSONS having Books in thrir pos
i ;session,Lelonging 20 the Library ofthe
late DR.. Revard, are requested 70 return
them, as the value Of The Library is much
impaired By the setsbeing broken.
June 20. &,+.'3st!:s 6t20ts@
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~ DR.. BARINDS has extracted two
Corps from my feet-one between the toes,
very large and extremely painful, and also
one from my little da aughter's foot, entire
ly without pain or bleeding. The root was
taken entirely out, and l now feel no pain
from them. He has also extracted sever.
al from my wife's feet, with equal success.
GEO. G. MCINTOSH.
June 27, 1910.
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: MARRIED-On Thursday, the ilth in.
stunt, by The Rev. Willie Horton, Erwin
Ct,NroN, Esq. Of Lancsstertille 10 Miss
MARY CHEvEs, of the same District
.As days, months and ysan increase,
somay their happiness and peace.
lCemmsn;estsd.
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Notice..

VNHE Subscriber having been appointed
u Commissioner in Equity, for Ker.
shaw District to fll the vacancy occasion.
ed by the death of the late incumbent;
will be ready TO attend references, re.
ceive Guardian returns, &c. Immediately
after the 4th July. Persons concerned
will find me at the Clerks Office in the
Court House.
GEORGE @. M'lNTOSH.
June 81. 80 2t
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Corns! Cornst Cor,ss!
DIR. r.. BABINDS

- DIR. e. BAB1NDS
TlAKES this opportunity Of informing
u the citizens Of Camden and its vicini.
.y, that he has arrived from Columbia, for
the purpose of relieving those who suffer
Corns, Bunions and Defective
Nails.
,FHe effectually extracts Corns by their
Roots, and guarantees their entire removal
without the least Pain or Bleeding, not
occupying more than FIVE minutes, in ex.
tracing Corn. lie has removed Corns
for several Gentlemen, Ladies and Chill
drcn of this town, and has giren entire sa.
tisfaclion. Ills Office is at the Sumter
HOTEL" where he will remain ill the 5!h
of July. Any applications may be made
from the hours Of 8 to 10, A. NJ. and from
3,o 8, Pm. He will wait on Ladies' and
Gentlemen at their own residences in in
termediate hours, If they will honor him
with their commands.
nS lie also, SCALES TEETH 10 .
Pearly Whiteness, and arrests Carious
Teeth from further decay.
Dr.. B. has in his possessions j
EUROPEAN LlNAMENT,
which has never been known to fail in the
cnpo nf
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I%l'he shop will be contin.
ued by my two sons RICHARD II BEN
JAMlN, and trust that all whose patron-
age l hereby acknowledge VIII Socisue
the same to my SONS, and hope they may
merit the good feelings and patronage Of
a liberal public, as have always: endeh.
vored to instil into their minds rhe priirci'
pies Of honesty, sobriety and .indpstrys'-.--
Az they are new beginners, it. islRccessary
10 have fixed rules and rates, which will
be as follows.
Shaving 4 cutting per month, "a times wcek1 u
!" - y -. :(oucs adag,) a5's2
- gqs" I" i ewicsa day1 i..&
Accounts will be duei and payment ex-
pected at the expiration of each monlhi
-"''z RICHARD CaESNDE
June 20. 10 ,aHi +'ia"ais T-.k Il ~
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:. RzEUMATIsM,
And Chronic Diseases.

Also. preparation in Decoction, for the
same purpose, pleasant beverage.
PRICE-Linament. 81 pcf!rial. De.
eoction, 81 per bottle. ;.
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NOTICE..

T%HE undersigned begs leave 10 inform:
IL his patrons, from whom he has re.
ceived such liberal encouras cement, shasshs
is about closing his business in Camdsn.
and retiring from his shop, and respectful;
ly solicits those indebted 10 him TO call and
make payment. His necessities actually
require speedy settlement, and he ssssis
those who! are indebted, will considerhi
'si,uation, and not disregard this notice. ,e,
RICHARD CHEsNuT, lBarser.3, ),
June 20.
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Feeling my health somewhat
improved, impatience Of idlemess. and par
ticularly from the motive Of assisting my
son with my counsel and personal ntten
lion to patients, as for rs my strength will
permit, / wish to sumo the practice ofmy
profession, and may be found either at the
old stand, or u. Maj. McWiIlie's for the
present.
E. II. ANDERSON, NJ. D.
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Notice. '.,.

A IL persons are hereby. notified, that
n j viii not be responsible for any
contracts made by my wife HARRIET AN
DnEws, or fur any services rehderedEls
her, unless specially authorized by me, -
ROBERT W. ANDREWS.
June q. 80 81 {.
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John S. Richardson, Jr.
Being a suitable person to represent this
Congressional District in the next Congress
Of the United States, is nominated By
MANY VOTERS.
June 81.
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~ We are authorised to an.
nounce JOHN r. JOY, Esq. as a candi.
dale for Ordinary fos this District, at the
August election.
June q.
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HJSWy N~
NATIONAL JUBILEE.
The committee, appointed to make ar.
rangemenls for the celebration Of the G5th
Anniversary OF our National lndepen.
dence, communicate the following
Order Of Proceedings:
At Daylight, . salute Of thirteen guns
will be fred, and . National salute imme'
diately after the exercises at the Church.
The Bells will ring a merry peal at sun
rise, and during the firing Of che National
ssluse. i@ -
AT ten o'clock, the procession will be
formed Immediately in front Of the Ceurt
House, under the direction Of Col. J. C..
HALE, Marshall Of the Day, assisted by
Adiasant j. d. MuRaAY, and D., G Ass, Esq.
and proceed precisely at half past ten.
o'clock, In the following order,
DeKaIb Rife Guards.
Camden Beat Company.
Commistee Of Arrangements.
Officiating Clergy man, Orator and Reader.
CierEynen of the Itgwn and vicinity.
Orators Of past Anniversaries.
Intcndaut and members of Council:
Surviving Soldiers o: the Revolution.
Militia Officers, Regimen.al and staff.
Camden Orphan Society
Teachers and Students Of the Male Acad.
emies. il
Capt. Boykin's Troop Of Cavalry. !.
The Procession will proceed up Broad
and Defslb Streets, to the Presbyterian
Church, where will be performed the fol.
loving
March on the Organ,
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Campbell.
Hymn by the Choir,
Reading Of the Declsra,ion Of Indepen-
dencc by James p. Dickinson, Esq.
Original Ode BY the Choir,
Ors.ion by James Cantey,
March on the Organ. .,s.
Sabbath School Teachers and Scholars
will occupy the front seats in the Chuch.
The centre Pews are appropriated to
the Ladies. -, "-- u
The side Pews WILDE reserved for the
procession. :.
Atth conclusion Of the exercise ut tie
Church, the Procession will be again form
ed and return to the Cour. House, where
is will be dismissed.
Officers in uniform, Revelutionary SOL
ciers and the Citizens Of the District &c.
nerally, arc requested to meet a. the Court
House at nine O'clock. whenan election
will hs held fure e0sssef lot The 4ih Of July.
lS41. ~ A.:
;. A Barbecue will be provided, which the
citizens Of the District generally, are in.
yited 70 attend. '
~ II 4SSfSsSs, 4;S SSSSs 1ssS Committee.
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The firm of Young IL
Depass is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. YOUNG O. UEPASS.
June %, 1S40.
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The suignncd sstnct from one Of Gen. Harrsor.,s
sceehe' IN 6~ouFress IN isis. attest he patriotism and
uui te spirt 81 20 warns hs noble breasis
% Gcueral VILLAS NJ IaREtsox renewed a mo.
t"n Nhith bad tc'n made 10 80 In morrow Sunday
tho HeNi day hntms been fred ~ fl,c day Coz ending
q 2 Se-ion. ttis snoiien hsNinF been stjcciod h. w
q Mcmivf ifum CunncciicuL. Gcn a. neIdis-i. fhai,
although De- could ni pfcisnd b. b. - veil aoquain.
td win che scnpiurs o. he gentleman fsm Come.
iirut h. must have eniTeiy mistasdcrzio~d ne prinri-
plss 81 The ChFsiian keiiriua n dhs psops 4iiian re- had
Hsaie couid fn b. deErdod on that ground alone. A.
~osid h. resoli~cicd dni ne bad suggested lhis eouno
wien The tli ~ ~ rsfsGf ~ a. rsneraHc Rstsgs.
uosary gstss. SrsEk. vas under dfrcussun ama snom-
me. and hai rrgs-ed 10 desoie TO s,snday's scssion
etclustveiy - husinsss ~ that desfupfion. Tho ttn.
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aqpAaHs y a. sfors cd sfaiss sAo ~ ~ a. lss
saf. Nas no scicd upon Tie rCaszu bii had been
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tan m safrrisY 49, aEh ma "a o. aesu 49,
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II anloaiiy desire TO see Ihis country Ia the same
happy 90 iIiiioa as the Island OF Cuha".
Senator Waller.
i coincide IA the sentiment VI The Scusl,r from
Mississippi rS,aaa, CgH,,,
w must rcaI'o labor low. and Jrng thing, 10
iheiT specie value
Senators Calhoun md Bs,BaasY.
"Iao Iafri OF i52o has Er"ie ali rhc dIhruIy-
Bring tiing- o. the spe,ir value. aud free Trade anal
you may meet Eur,a- ou the slmo ,.v-l ,u.I ,,r.
pete Tor tie narkcl Of ulc world
Senator Calhoun.
haze addressed enquiries 10 iWcn y-scvcu COS.
"fnmcHts Of Europe. AMI frd that TWENTY-FIVE 6o,.
sd1Paoi the Suo-rrcaSuy
PreOJeaf Toa Bstcu.
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ID JAa aff fu Nsn arf
f.tn ~ knsfra Fatrf sr Hlm
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] y M1IARTpN - ~ Prcp,le,or.

TsRNS-rhe Tr-WeehIy rapcr Is published or
.TueSisys. Thursdays AMI Saturdays, At IS per annum
M advancc, or 50 at The crI OF the year s. tyr -,
months. No SGbscrbCr received for a les term Than
sN m,nihs.
The Weekly paper. iAc Western Virginia Times. Is
puhlshed on "Wednesday n - 80 per annum in nd
Nance. or 3 Il not paid wIIhin one month from the
beginning ut the year. No new subscribers wilt be re-
% ceivcd, except such "a paw IA advance. For q month,
81 81 - invariably charged. No Subscribe received
fuE q lees term thar six months, and no paper di~con
d t.nucd. oNcepi at the discretion uf ihe publisher. until
All aucaraYes arc paid
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Il Bisirci-Wm. a. Hoegc~ q Nsnsrmoaa
2d d. james " p-graa. 81 Pcicnhurp
"a do Wm- SArhrr. 81 amelia
Alb do lachd k'idcr Meade. 90 Dinw .1dis.
iha d. llsnr, e. W1ikins. Ut Prince EI1ard.
6ah do Jane Brace. OF iiaitaN
1th DO Nh,incll q Tun~ali. ct PIrt.ylvanir.
sh do Thcta's r JoyRes. .rArcnmack.
Dab 60 John raylnr. Jr. o. CarOline.
lDih 90 wilon-lhy Newt,n. Of y, simorclaul
lin 5o james Lyons of RicbIsonhi Ciy.
lhh &, valcniH,c S--ithau, of Alhemaris
l3h d. John : Pcndlc'no Of Rapp@hsnnvck
ltth 10 jnhn Janncy. OF LoodSua.
18th do Anirew Hunter OF JEFF "a.
I6 90 Philip Williams. d. OF rdcuyk
l1h DO Wm. Seymour. Of Hardy.
fSh Do BrSco, &. Baldwin. oC Augusta.
9th 90 Ballard Smith. OF Greeuhrer.
both DO EdNari johnson, oi Brtetour.
2lst de- Jrhn y. linmes, at Washington
22A do George W ummets OF Kaiawhs.
Ana do Waiunan =. Wiley, of Mosnngaiia.
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PUBLISHED TRLwEEKLY AND WEEKLY
ar rue coRSTs OF tsIoS aSD WATER ST..
WHEELING. VA.
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oBEcrroNs 30 CFNER,L n,RrisoS
IL le BE- nsstf
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a. &c htes u ~ lor erIsn
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So 90 49, "oo'rotea solsJ hscau.c %, was ao5-
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80 "nc never bsf y IarIe
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Yong H's D@ie Sanity II Vss Ts,1-u.
N's'ei"''ou. winch = auxiliary 70 ~ Am,rean BbI.
Society distributed w. The lss year ~ R,L.e. aqls.
res'amo"i' 1855 CO., 25J Ce rr-r,gs durn4 ~,
gear 3sCi 81 dollar
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iUR yICL~PREsIbE.Nl
j o Il y TH 4. L. n.

NIEct.tA EtFrroEsL TcEsr-Th~ saloNl ~ ).
SIC 'leciorni urkst agreed upsn- AM res..nnendsd ~
m voters uf The od Dsnintusa. by he Harrison si~i
u er COnycai.JG wk,ch met on ths 2l,hI Cd atRach.
Ifeal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

We ss aoth"ssod - snnoance wA M-CoNS.i,. as
: ea'si'dais hs reelection from Ohio county To the vir.
rnia LIS stature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

TSfIIFp BAGs-7o daz,4 &c., -
Essaf #'s JOS hy o. Do o. trft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
WI II HARRISON

~ IN III D. pad 90 90 countries. II has lc-D
"''1r'ei Inst ih' 'u'lva,un NJ uc rui are She, uho
80 80 wing 20 I1H "ih their rights, and subnut
hcui-oiyc- h. The viii oi O mrs'sr"
WA IT. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
ONE TERM / ro,n iho Teop,e 1I-d,d,,c

WAN htNb, lJl Dec. ] 30.
"ec'n u pfo.Hr a. this um" 10 renew he assumDco
. ~f"iofre frcquantlv mad-. Jni sI.ou,d be- elected ~
-. ire. 'icncy. ! Wi un3.r no aircI n.inn,eS consent
bb q cin4Id1,c ir a second term.
WI III HARRISON
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WA IT, HARRISON

80 TUr PEOpLEOI rIE United SrNTTS
Why thry ever umoUrer ii4t o. prrsrra r,e,r h.
lrHits, they must Jp i,c,r oau ,oune anil tbei- .up
hGhLs NM a. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

The IIPPECANOE FLAG Be issued iron this office
an the 1T and j "a OF every month. Pnce 81 cts
in'sn tins tmo unhl the Presidential election.
Connected with the above. i one Of tho most ex.
'"nsi'e READING ROOMS Ia Ihe United Suites
Terms to subscribers, - a year. Strangers nre free
o. visit a. fr the space OF one munih those Who con.
TIME 10 visit il for u longer tenn. will be pat down as
salscnber.