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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
WV lonN IN FArnN

Msi. EArov. late minister 10 Spain
afnSed IN tbs city on Saturday last and IN
compliance Wiih an earnest request ad-
dressed The citizen. a. the City Hall IA
The evening. Although there was no
previous notice given. he Hall vas
crowded from end 90 end and a great
number II those Who came were COMPEL.
ed 20 leave WITHOUT being able % get IN
MAJ. EAroN - much better CAPABLE Of al.
dressing large audience than We suppos-
ed. We listened % has speech iog near
iSo hours, with ggea. pleasure. lie can
vassed Tie measures ~ government, the
principles adopted by ~, and the prnci.
pies Involved in the name that party had
assumed. lie said. as all democrats who
have seen good cause 10 leave the sup
port 81 Mr.. Nan Butcn, say. and truly.
that he had foraker 40 principles. but
was suil democrat, while the party IN
power appeared 90 him 10 be actuaied by
desire 80 increase and strengthen the
power OF the executive. ADD follow % the
footsteps Of the old iederalis's. He spoke
OF the merits OF the tao men who are be.
fore the people Tor the office Of President.
he spoke OF his service with Gen. Har.
rison N the Senate OF the United States
Of las knowledge Of his character. Of his
democtlcy. OF the weak evidence, th at
the other party had produced 10 prove
federalism .andihe many strong evidences
that existed ,hat be had always been a
consistent democrat. while Mr. Van Bu-
rem had not, 10 his knowledge given any
very striking evidences o. his adherence
% democracy. Ia fine. he expressed
strongly HI oWn preference and his deter
mina,ion - supper, Gen. Harrison, and
give him and the cause Of dem ocracy all
the AID N his power
We perceive that Mai EATON address
ed the citizens Of Columbus, Ohio. on
Monday night last. he was TO ieliver
another speech GA TUESDAY evening. and
a committee had been appointed 10 invite
ban 20 accompany the straight outs 20
the great Chlllicoihc meeting
Trend Ia writing from Faye.ie coun-
t. Ia. informs us that Gen JoHN N.
EAroN The Biogrspher Of Jackson. and
eN-minisier 90 Spain. delivered very
shle speech on The 10Th inst. IN Union
town 60 The Whigs. 10 which he denounc-
I'd "a The strongest terms the impolitic
measures Of The ajminiuaiion and bore
the most decided testimony 90 the repub.
hean principles aud bravery Of Geo Han.
HisoS
IWA,siag 7i-r.
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bors bis friends. aud all he eaiearmenis
Of home. 10 driye the enemies Of his
country aud the murderers OF his fellow
cii,Eens from our shores,-see him iE the
tented held. lying on the cold ground des-
iituie Of the common necessaries OF life.
surrounded BY the savage enemy with
thfiT thousand niles directed againsi his
ld.,-see ham obtaining victory after vic.
tory. and driving ihc enemy's of our be-
loved couniry from the land subduing the
ieTocious savage ct the wilderness and
restoring peace and safety 10 The defence
less inhahtiants Of The frontier settlements.
Hear ban on separating from hIs com
ranicns ~ arms. and the poor soldier " no
viih him had fought under the banrsr Of
our beloved counify. "lfevsr saws h.
YOU come into my section az the ccun-
nv call and sec me You wiHnof fndH
iiict Iiriag of ny cabin door guii,dia-pull
ih@ siting and come in-you Will there
end a knife and fork At my table, and a
hearty welcome
Thiak you. Meurs. Editors, that such
mar a. this ould sanction law Tor the
sale Il poor man or woman Cor debt I;
NJ. Tie sanctioned laS IN reference
o. persons convicted Of misdemeanors
upon Whom fines were imposed. and who
were able 10 pay the fines. and would not.
pIciefring 20 lac 10 jail thereby imposing
tax upon the honest and orderly ciu-
Zsns q the county for their support 49,
This Is The character that General Ham
son would place under an overseer or
master Tor de6nate time. Tor such time
only as would pay the fine and eo,ts. both
master and servant 10 be governed by the
sane laws which prescribe the right.
and du'ics % masters ard apprentices.
And trto would no, approve and sane
hon such law
STEPHEN DAVIS
Hedsriek County. 70 Sspisa5er, istO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
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iWh''iag 75-"

Mfppitv,r sept lC. IzIo.
Aessss. Hi,tors Having Iq,i sffi,ed % ih,,
village from Oh Hampshire. The coupiy of nv
residence. { embrace the opportunity Of con.
gratulaunE you upon The number q eon,sr.
sions IRON fsn Bursn.sn O. Hsffi,1ni,u,. Which
have very recently tsten place sithln her Ter
fi'sf'sl I'aHs fss Nsssrs Edhofs Old nssn
upon whose heads The hsad of Tiass has spfin.
k.sd ne fsoss % sixty winters. vho voted
tEiro Ter Gsrsrsi Jackson fsr he prs.dsBc,
u ihe Uufsd states. snd onss for hls syco.
Phnntr ''ttesder 10 his foot,tsr." and ubs
'wslioWsl the "Fro,Isnaiou" Nth 90 tie
other odious federal nisssufes of HuA Utrka-
~ - Naturalization. arc almost dsi, tsarirfeT
irs va nr-sr rrfsr en- 80 before mtet..rsf
sounty. sd taAiuE tasr ustI vUa Too .alsf
The glorious hss Of iisHattss asD Rfraea
ihe'e changes n popular .sHImrat .a istog d
'he iIlefio-s fctefau aui stats.mau e Ssfth
bend, "hss takeu i1 caHusrrr9a uuh she ban.
drsif. Gay. ihlu.arI' &C Others. iLst ere dsdt
issinr r.tcs i1 other SECTIONS of ouF csuntfs.
eerialulI 'Peas in arec0i. m1,t shssf.bs ts ils
heart e s'efy truly patrlouc Amsftau stj
cot only so. Niss.f, rdhofs. tutit.. ere sn.
neatly esi-u'stsi 50 iasPre them 81 .,t tts bore
ihsi geo dsIs af ihe Nsn Bufsn dyftsty - i.I 81.
numbered 'u ihe fourth ~ ibs sasu.ot Nsr,l
400 veil may iary be- lsr. 81 t.s iot .-aa-.rr
II Sac Bafsa,sm .hsaI8 60 iie rstt Flss.dsa.
uai election eject through ere ballot bose. u.
nH'frs-r.' ct.slaare sf Gore aIl.It .rt. .r.a
.csn iyassty for saottsf flaf .ssf, q t..r...t
our once pore aaI ebssp t,gas.t.sa govern.
mfhi "HI become s1 r9uuGi ed srp -r.irs hat
in order iu lif tlrgrrf rof 8r.s l.r .ar f a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
Vow mark the Change!

The mex, Senate will sand Il whi-s to 5
Van Burcuii,,
In the State House Of Representatives there
Will be large majori,y Of Wings
-Four Or FIVE Wing Members of Congress are
elected - Ylni;es-thers being IA ona or two
districts no election, 'or want q a majority Of
ihc whole number Of votes.
And 70 esp al, 1t "a believed the Van Buren
majority Of 1888 o: last year has teen over
come. aal EiWari Kcn,, the Wing candidate
fer Governor, elected BY several hundred votes
As Ter as heard from, the vote stands For Kent
(Whig) il,G9I; Tor Fairfield ". b 43,53l-
Majority for Kent 96l. Less than 30 sma!
towns 10 DC heard from. which al preyisus elsc.
tsas have net given more than $50 majority
against rs. They cannot therefore give the
majority 10 Fairfield.
The BalpmoEs American Of Tuesday SAYS
"T'hc passengers BY last nights ears from The
East, state Iha; Kent IS elected Governor by 500
majority
The Wing majority in the Legislature secure,
thu reelection OF the patriotic Reggie, TO the
Senate Of the United States
ALDER, Smith, rabii I.oeofoc1 in Congress
las, winter, is elected TO stay at home in The
Cumberland District This district in 1928 gave
the only Jackson vote which was given in New
England, and the fire IS now pat out vhers II
Grs, began
Thus It will be seen, that the whigs have
achieved a brilliant victory in Maine
aal thai whether Keui 10 elected Governor
or aoi enough IS shown TO demonstrate that, N
November, Name viii cooperate with the va,
majority Of the States Of the Union snI the
People Of the siaie', in terminating tho reign OF
Huinbng, De1'ion, snd Corruption. Our friend.
n Maine assure Us hal Gen. Harrison is s,rol-
scr in that State by thousands than his ao.,
popular friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
A6iss fer arrangement


Three MarShals abreast
.Noiss fer arrangement
All persons joining % Ias procession. viii 10
I.Gu'e' 10 year the badge selected by The Sub
Committee Of Arrangement.
The T,ppecancs Clubs viii plac. ,b.m..,,..
AZ me heaa OF their respective disiricis fs1cept
IiPPeeanoe Club, No. l. OF Richmond, which -
Otherwise arranged.
The counties will place ,hsmielvss in their re-.
sPcehye Congrsssional Districts as they are ar.
ragged by law
The Delegates, Clubs, Citizens. Tnyi,eI Guests.
&c &c viii assemble az the places allotted 10
hem, precisely nts O'Clock. A NJ. and upon
Ne discharge Of cannon on Inc Capitol s1uare
al o'clock, the procession Vili move
SIX prisons Will walk abreast IA Tie process
sion.
Districts and c!ats having banners, viii car
- lhe same.
The ciutrr, Of Richmond w,ll provide them-
selves niih proper badges from the Su5.Com.
n.HtCc ~ Arrangement
Subcommittee Of ARRANGEMENTS Wfil near =
foscte Of red aad trhiis ribbon
General Committee 81 Arrangements uih
uLis Toec'ie.
Committee 81 Invitation with yeliygs roisus.
ln'tei guests with riols, foset,e
The Electors with red roscus
State CsntHl Committee ai,h grssa rassiie.
Young Mems Central COMMITTEE Wlh TiHk
Toeenc
Committee Of Arahgsmsn, 81 Hsnreo ,oun-
~ with bivs rcsrue
ROUTE or TIfE PROCESSION
Up Main o. Isl street. aiong 1T ,o n street.
doFn " 10 li'h street, through ilih ~ place of
convention.
The Delegates from Districts Nos I2.3. 4
ahi ;, VIII fcpof' themselves o. me- COMMITTEE
20 Reception at She P9Vhaian House, ureu iLe,f
arrival, 20 frsis'ef heir names. receive 5ad.ss.
and be- conducted COB us.r '..vIfr.
Delegates from D.sit..s So. -4arfq
report o.. lhs Bell Tavern
Delegates rom b.,,rcis % arI "A rrrsf, a,
I tle Washfglsa Tavern.
Delegate rom Dsui,ts il. i3anI 10 frotrr
az ODE sNan Tavern
Delegates fom D.uets H. o. d.. o. 10
| 20 lni - report at Zoe Colombian ra.rfr
The lhViei Guests 1911 ferufi ilsmsrItes to
the Commune Uf lus.fauon 90 ine Marshall
House % receive badge and have ioignea a,-
sguci 70 ih-m
De.egsies from o.h,r States nl.l fepor, as the
Marshall House
The Comm.Hse hs' orlrfrl proper Dnucl
banners ard anfres t1 he pfrpefri anI tasen
sgch preparatory steps as wi ehab'e hem fo
carry oui lhe p'aa 90 DE Couytsuor vlib
pcompinrss aGd regularly.
TIE Commlucs has appointed the fsnouln.
Manuals
Captains wm 10 g chsfisru John y R,ch.
arison, Col CauluEtea. Gent PsT'aa. Cen
pengmm. RasssI Dudley. Wyuihau Robertson.
lotePh MaYo William Aien. Cob Myers,
SAMUEL freeman, John A Mefcstb. Wabwp
McMarlo. Beaseicy. George " Tenn o.
Tbs. Green, John y Mgufof5, John soulba,l
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Robert .. Sianafd, Or. Samuel Pauesen, Capt.
VIM. w. Wesigsr. Hiram Harms. Thomas ~
Dudley, George .iN. Gooje, d.. Henry Myers.
X Bartoa Haxall, Henry l.. Brooke and Benja-
uin Sheppard.
The.Narshais will selec. from their BODY a
-Chiet Marshal and tao Aids, and increase their
number. II necessary. The Marshals on horse.
back.
Which IS respectfully submitted
u. T. DANIEL. Chairman. sc.
WhereuPon At was Rsiolrsi, UnsniBasusly. That
the sad Report be received, adopted aud pub
hshsd
ksSe1red. That the Committee " Arrangement
rec 2mmend TO the TiPPeeanoc Cllb TO adopt
the badge procured by X. ~ Jenkins, ESQ. aud
wear 1t IN the procession On the 5th Of October
nett HIRAM HARRIS CL.i.,.,
LoTTiN y. ELLrrr. Sse'y.
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q -
- Dc Eissos0l UGisof salprlsy lat.


DISCUSSIONS AT TIIE LOG CABIN.
Thursday zb'. Mt Lyons fe.umsl the Pre-
'iiency q thc C.lh, having returned from hiss
tour % BhIImore aHi Maniu,Jlrg. II,,nafra
nse C What be saw and hcarl was h.gaIy ana.
maasg iIe fep.sseH'ei flr Wbgsevcry where
be- bal been o. te fs.l sf eard8cacc. real ana
excitement. anI making constant scccssiops. 90
ssme couEncs. ntariY Ewrep,rg he Loco Feco
uHbs Olr excitement here. coatllsraL'c as /,
vas, vas nothing 20 that 10 Soc Va.sy col o.bef
par.e7B Of Virginia None doubted 90 All. a
certain aad triumphant success
SO Lyons read n very Zoe letter from Judge
Lucas r Thompson % ne General Court. a..
'eH.ns ibc honorable reasons 81 dciicacy and
ser1ps vh.ah im7ci'ed him. ardent Wb.g as b,
o. ffom taxing 40 active part ia pliues-f,a.
.ros eheh Mf Lyons wished certain snfr bt5gn
csa'i properly appreciate
iis also read a letter from Mr wchsisi ac
coping re infIiaaon 10 DE 5.h Octobrr.
Q, berg arnssoccI to ihs Clob, that Gov Ty.
if vas in Town. a Committee rss appointed
% i0sur ils presence 90 ,hs Club Iir catered
tbs Clt.1. accompanied ~ Gov. dumcf, amidst
an upfaars eaeen and app'iH'r. and briefly
atlrcsri DIE needing fIs Bal. be- SAID Doe q
few days Nncc risen from a s,ck bei. anil vas
lhsn weak as be snH vas, an BIS way o. Co
l1mhBg DO Ohio, ahefs be vas iafiiel 20 meet
iAe jackson mcn Of isls. uh1 we're fof Reform
thsn ant ior Reform HH 70 took occasion 90
rcpel ar Affirmation which bad been whispered
about THAT be- and Gen. Haufen we're nos ae-
eofisa, in politics. They had served a. On Inn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24


GsHfiSns1 Having heretofore Gus
tanned hy my vote tie Naturalization OF
Martin Van Barren, a. well a, ,bat Of
Gen Jackson. bot now considering %
ncceuafy and proper under conviction
q The mal.administIaNon Of The General
Government by The Drcsert incumbent 90
declare in favor II Gen William Henry
Harrison e. pfeHdcat q ihe United States
iorlhe next !out years. take this method
81 declaring he same that my friends
sBh whom I have heretofore acted may
kn0a few q! the msny reasons which
have iaduced me % abandon the support
% ir Van Bufcn ADD 90 susisin the
election Of General Harrison. anI o. pre-.
veni further calls upon zoe personally Tor
my reasons a. veil - 70 prevent further
remembrance
IN ibe bret place object CD ite enor-
nous End exiagagsnt expenditure 81
fhe government particularly those cxpen-
liiurea and appropriation designed 20 10
Dodge The vanity and pIide Of The prssi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
- cnARLrs 5. MnRGAN-

WI. NAhlF1 y. MORO w
The rsnuneiston Of Van Burenrm by Col
Cbsf.ss Mofgsn, ssn srtst Which uiii hars
% importsnt weight 10 tie approaching CON
test in virginia COL ~ IT, a nsi1e o. the
county o. Nononssfis and formerly rsprs.snt.
- that district ia she E,nsts ~ ylfsnis Sub
ssqusni.y be- "a. induced BY o.. f,sads ia lhs
tesitlaiufo % accept ne responsible station ~
saysfintsrjsnt q the ylrkian Psnasntisrr
81 onrs which be- hss 6.i.d siih Distinguished
s1iHty, ari To- which b. tas been ,eysrli times
unsaiaa7sfls elected. sitbo1gh warn prriizan
~ GsH J5cssou a1d W fsa nareu De 10 e
nan anivsrsIiy ssissniti fof brs dtscUn'astfg
Mind bee uaaslaiy strong eoauoa.sssss We 90
q afsirs. tH varied isisafs ed Die v.uosf --
We has beer a strong spsts ia tas vhssl u che
Administration. fofsstefai 7esfs past fstain.
ing g rot ohiy BY tif m9fsi force ia be private
walks, bHt often ris.smF be- sgsfous pen 10
t' defence We have sfifu ao11sfsd how tueh
man couii sustain such c4ats md % .dsm
have 70 experiences greater ssnssiioos ~ p'ss-
sure lhan Te da uP1n opening ne Richmond
Wig lev days ego, sui daraysrrs usf
Cot Charles hofEsH 's sus ~ ttsts shs.
pfeieff'fs Col'tfJ 10 Party, has diessrsa
himself from Sac Bartr.sm
o. reply 10 On isststos 90 The i,t. y,.,t
Wtis gathering 81 Wts-i.ag. Col ~ sdIfs.ssl
q, ths COMMITTEE e. site letter. 30 sti,b t,.
abandonment % ~ YEA nufsa s svousI. sss
sh ca Letter oobciglss e. follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

PoinSeE out ogaia-Secretary Poinsett
- compliance with very urgent letter
from the Editor OF the Enquirer il out
again IN that paper. in letter occupying
eight Of is columns. in explanation. ex-
teaullion. AMI mitigation OF the Standing
Army Bill, and President Van Buren's
sqniyocal declarations in respect to IT,
This heightened and dreadful eGuion
will have just the same effect with Mr.
Van Ruren' long winded aud Janus faced
Ehlabetb City letter; It will make matters
worse - Richmond WAig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

r0r'an, era ,cseiher in coesrcss, 1917. IS and
l9-four ques,iSns of the highest aud most fun
damenial impoftanee had arisen during ,ha, PC
rod-the M,ssoufi question, the admission Of
Arkansas, The Bank question and the Seminole
question and they had stood on each. siouldsI
10 shoulder, and on Southern ground.
Mr. lyle; spoke fer about ffteen minutes.
wIih great eject aud applause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

aces f.ss Several ... F....., ...... ....
EsH..i f- ...f 90 .te 80 co.. T.. N.
t'r.r rfr..c.i aH Toe Gas s.sr...
a's f hr .us tt Wafffr.
fani hf 0.fera.f B..-
.f~ CD 't.f cay q. tf- HrrseIs. r..
fa enc RI It- rnurt-g taf Wei
haferif ne enc % ts fsstst
~ Hana.ag tT. arraasst ~ 80 rrutssH.
cred slf VIZ hs Lees
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l33p

Islander beware n SANDER in 10, every
form. There i much OF stern apI wholesome
rrPfsof, o. vc.. as Of keen sarcasm ia he re-
msfk
- ''ahicfrr f'i serpent bite his SIDE.
What dJs.i from she bite The serpent died '''
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Go
WIG GATHERINGs-la,.lu.

Convention Al Syracuse, New York g, 600
people
Convention at Lancaster, Pennsyyania-
50 600 People
Convention AZ IIagersiown-lO or $4,000.
Meeting az Lebanon, Ohio H. 000.
a. Chihco.he, ohiov-seyeral acres Of people
NJ Dayton, ohio-1oo 900 people.
a, us5ana Ohio 30, 600 &c Sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

I'aaa iu Raaa.r abAffara
w Iditof Sic Dr. ms Fab tsaat .f liza
proceedings 90 ths Yan Barren rouelsts frrs-t.
y tsld be- Romnsy, ne ssdsrsirnss rsrss.ys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

their names plsesd upon the Committee Of -,
lance for thu. county. This vas uoautLor.,s5
ny us 10 Any way. as We have no desire or 5..
position 20 eountenanes the dangerous efforts ~
sswindling faction, We hereby decline ne pror
Tered honour, and respectfully ask 10 De EXEMPT.
ed from engaging IA the dirty work Of ira
deception. aad SANDER. which we doubt not ara
the prominent duties incumbsut on the Com
miiiss. We repeat. We cannot aid the patri,tl-
committee in the discharge Of i,s highly impor
tant duties; because We have no confidence I'm
the party, or faith IN it, professions. beeau,,
We are opposed To the establishment Of a Stapd
ing Army OF 200 600 men. To .ubiusaie the
people and enforce a servile ob,di-nce TO tho
tyraBnical and unconstitutional mandates Of tbs
Executive because We are opposed TO the law
isgsli1ns the daring assumption Of the custody
of the public purse by the Executive becan.e
Ne are opposed TO the practice which orig inatsd
under the auspices Of Mr.. Van Buren,. Of admit
ting Negroes a. legal and competent witnesse,
To bear testimony against white nen because
We are opposed TO free negro suffrage in ain its
aspects and bearings because We believe the
""asurss and policy Of the Administration par
y 20 be frausht IN danger and pregnant with
'uio 70 The ihertic. snd interests Of the people
and oecaufe a. lahoyers and mechanics. We are
oppose 10 reduction 81 wages which a the
aFo"ed policy Of the Administration
Res rtr4l.y 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

Among The changes in favor Of Gen.
Harrison. IN GTayson county, IS the dele
gate TO the next Legislature of Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
CHRISTOPHER OATS,
PfTfR oars.
JEFFERSON OATS,
JAMES " GRUB.
hire 60 "a
Cacapon. Hampshire CO. va
sept &, $40

sS-rhe undsrsisned finding his name on t,.
Van Bufen Committee Of Vigilance for ,ni.
county, hereby informs those by whom u Va.
there placed. that his feelings are no longer IN
unison with the present Administration
an tho friend Of my country, ard as such.
lesl bpund TO support tho HAsRi,oS party
" hose measures Z conceive are thoroughly id,n
Tined with Republican Freedom.
THOMAS DORBINS
Hammock Precinct. Hsmp. Co. Sept. 3
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10 -

stssvsraI articles in type, omitted f,r wan
oil room.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24
HEAR A VETERAN.

Amer he brilliant achievement on the Thames.
Gen HARRISON resumed The command o. the
eiFth military district but from frequent viola
uons of military rule by The Secretary ct War
Armstrong IN submitting orders 10 subordinate
officers, be- vas induced to resign his commission,
which he rendered 10 Ps,s,ien, Madison 10 May,
Isls
Ia the absence Of The President, the Secretary
0f War made haste 20 accept the resignation.
and ihls the county lot the farther service, OF
General HARRISON ia the field. Upon hearing
'he probability Of 4 resignation by Gen IL,
Gov shelby Immediately addressed the follow
ing letter TO the Prcs.dcst
We take pleasure IN presenting this letter
(Which wiIi be found m the Tippecanoe Text
Boos, a. an oiisei, 10 The disparaging epi~,ie OF
Gen Jackson; and the reader will know hos 20
estimate Us value, when reminded ,hal Gov.
shelby vas an eye witness OF Harrison ach.er-
menis-had served with such commanders as
Gates, Greene and Mauon-and was couspic-
uous actor IN the glorious battle oC kiugs
Nruutarn
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Alusie-Marshal.
ConZressionai DL.frLcl M Ill
MaE.h,I-AIn,ic- M,nL.l

MOUNTAINEERING
lipPccanoe Club No. !, OF Richmond.
Mafahal-Citzens and SiraR,ers 10, delerate,-
Marshal
Three Mar.h,fs 49,,
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nLooMsBURG CoLUMBIA CoUNTy 20. sArrRpAY nrAv )

a corresponding gesture produced the ef.
feet desired. The officer. finding himself
in retired place, and at the mercy Of a
man whom he had gIlevousy offended, and
who seemed determined To exac, rcpsrslion
after his own fashion, did as he was desired
and stepped 'hrough the figure of minuet.
while Young wLisIlCd slow and appropri.
ate measure.
When ii was finished Young said
Sir' !"n have danced remarkably well;
much better IN lis way, than my nuie.pIa,
lag. We are now even; so if you wish,we
VIII begin another dance, in which will
be your riS u.s. Saying wish, he dew
his sword.
But 'he dancer very justly thoush, he had
received apiOper lesson, and more iav0rabIy
the man lie had SO wantonly
insnlIed, thought il would he better 10 have
ann lur 4 friend lan all ememy-He there
tore held oul his hand to Young who shook
1t cordially; aud in perfect harmony, ,nd
they quilted the spo. which
might have been fatal To one of them. bn,
had, fortunately, only served 10 give and
take lesson in dancing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-23

FrO'idence to take you from us to be here
no more, have thought should marry for
my second wife Hannah Loyeioy.'
An earthly fire at once flashed upon Nrs.
Woodsun'' $ eyes she leaped lium the bed
like cat; walked across ;he room, and seat.
ed herself in char.
W ha, (! she exclaimed in trembling
voice, sInaosl choksJ with agitation, whal!
marry that sleepy sIul Of Hannah Love.
joy! Mr.. Wondsunl, that is too much for
desl and blood IL bear---l can't endure ibat
nor won'.! Hannah Lrv,jny 10 be ire
hiotAer oi my children Nu tha,'s villa,
never Shall be. So you may go to YOUR
piJughing. Mr.. Wordsuu, and SET your
heart. Susan, she continued, turning TO one
ol tlie girls, make US more fire unLer lhAl
dinner POI =
Mr.. Woodsum went 10 the field, and pur.
sued his work, aud when lie re,urned at lhe
dinner hour, he found lhe family dnuer
well prepared, aud his wife prepared to DO
ne honols Of the table. Mrs. Woodsum's
health from that day confined to improve,
and she was never afterwards visited b\
Tie terrible aill'cliun Of The hypocLondriac.