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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
Canker Rash.

As hear that the hove dis. sc is prevailing
ss an epidemic in some parts Of Vermont, ! take
the liberty Of stating that individuals and fami.
nrs shiieted with The disease will hnd their con.
hdene@ amply repaid by resorting to the as. az
Morrison pills and powder. upon the frs, ppear.
snes OF the dissnse. and BY relying upon them
solely for permanent and speedy cure. Use
Them daily according TO the direction. upon the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
Doct. MarshalI's AromaticCa-
tarrh, and Headache Snuff

THIS snun is superior 10 any thing We, known
fer removing that troublesome disea,c. H.. "a
tsTrh, and aiso cnid in In. head and ,h. 80
ache II opens and purgrs cot all obsiruetions
strengthens The glands. aHd gives a healthy nc'
'"n TO he parts affected II is perfectly fire..
from any III ng drIeterious in its eompusition-
has pleasant favor, and its immedis,r efreo, AZ
per Botfe. - '"i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
Caution to Purchasers.

Every packet sold in the state will be signed
by pANGBORN g. BRINSMAID, Jewellers,
burlington W. who are State sgenis II any
are offered which are not 50 signed, do not buy
mem, Gto TArLoR. 6 lie Wall aud 6 New Vi
NV York, scent for the United States, sent out
by the British College Of Health, London, of
which JAS Morrison, the Hygest is the founder
and p.e.ideni
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
OTTO MOTHERS. IN

Hsss,. y chaa r 20 treats -iiesrsg much
"a sbau, ihe estrsofdnars stef a.. Re,ureetin o,
fe'siah Pills spoa those sbost TO bee..ne Nolheu
~s sew 'n1ueod 10 make trial 81 th.n NJ ~ife
as Thea tls mother Il ehidfea. snd had sahereo
We H,ns tedious ane eierseiatiRg paine srrns sad
e's' hei cahfn,Hcni ef es.h shs had t,,,d even
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09

wrapper until we'll Also 70, N. -
Threats so prevalent. there i. po,s,.' va
mcdieipc in preventing if taken bs
and in curing Il seated upon In. ,b,o,, ~
DE- GEO T,v,
April 10. vi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
Doct' Marshall's Vegetable Indi-
an Black Plaster

~. rl',srf rs u"r'ailed for curing seroinlous
~ seor'-y Sores, anne Rae and Fresh
wounds Rams ia tbs sdrs, hips, ard limbs and
seldom 'aiis 10 give relief in loeel Rheums,i,p.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
THE RESURRECTION OR PER

SIAN FILLS The name of these p,lIs originated
from The circumstance o. the medicine beng oaiy
h'und IN the eemetf'~s of Persia. This vegetable
pf"oneiI.h teins 81 Pervisr Kind. led To sIp~fi.
1esu a. To l,s medical qualities and visu~s Ia hall
ee"i1'y u teesme an established medicine Tor the
disess-, Of that e'oaify. The extract al th,. nsu
Jar Production ~as ihi;oduced into some pat,s Of ia
rope N the ,esr 1879. and used BY many celebrated
ph, s'esns IN curing diseases. where all other n.d
eines % bera nsed 10 vaia Eatiy IN the wear 7y2
tho eIiioi was e"mHnsd With certain wgstabi-
msd,cin impor;,d ft"n Dura Baca. in the East In
d,es, and Lamsd uio pill. Tie adn,ifsb- -f-eis al
thts e''mp'und upon the hgmss sysem led pysic
srd iamni-s into ts gessuLl use Their long esi.n.
l,'i-d e"arreter their uai,erssl and healing ,uo-,
III Detergent and eIe.nsiae qualities NJ their ,peoi6
eai action upon the glsnoulsr p1 Of the system sre
such - Will snssia t.eW reputation and general use
- the Ansfcaa Repahlie.
To y chass s. Co.
oent 80. This 10 Ia inform ,oa tina, ~e have
osed sour f.uian seseis hl- PA. lot ,.sr ps,i an
ouf pfsetsoe ssd veil peas> Nth Iheir op<r.tn
Relieving ih~a Ia islhi iheu Adseuls msnt IN answer
ias ne a ssb-ins'. -befe eaiptasl /. Indicated n,
can reeoniHrnd then io tie pahte
Dn bRoNN. MkENZiE s. HaLsrEAD.
Rochester, 1857.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09

so ,sf, ciscsss fscb they ,u eap'o,ed 10 cure
q 10 tiss to- Ihc 81 pafrsiits., sfrlUssss iofm
~ ssrs sas comp fd.. ~AcA. rsscssins ~iihi
tiaenr 10 fritt.f sgrrrts ~ ish dcrsu p
tstae arfn Stfien and thefei'c capable 81 pfuuc.ug
80 ,frri that uhch 81 dotfed-ihsta sae rem.
81, % G,gsd
~. Ia. Phi, sfd rhc-ni, riiiers hsv, r,os.a 10
- the n,i hsgP' IN ilsf elects ga oaes :" bil,uus
dssssss 81 a., pnrvls vegetable pfsya'si,on 81
irf,d "a tie public. II Ne stomach hful tiey
CLEANS. Il l., etoinr Il to threw oi iis eo,is, n not
tir, Pas, g. ihe dudenun sithou, rietinr wanting
nas.es NJ tie stomach sitmuiatirg tie ne gl,i-t
,ne s,scsfa a,th- liver and p,rrfa, asto yf,snce
Q duw - tisit secfeiont nin tie mites
ne ,.tuul1t,te tie 'fhai-nt espiliare', term,ns.
ituf ne coat which tucftussd dow oi the
ssrl,., par,cl., OF u. bods ote'sn matters. or
aiHee sectctioa. completely discharged.
Fcrer and dgue.
To ny Trend. 10 tie West, sud particularly those
wLa have ussd the Life Medicines IN treatment al
Fever and Asue.
iis bot = very short time since these medicines
have isen iniuders into the fever and ague DISTRICTS
and tie ps psTeior 1pttet. hneif that during that
p~,tcd ~bcioscf they have bsen vsrd according I"
ne d''eoi''ns the, have done more towards eI,er.
aunaitug the diAas~ THAI all other remedies
prescriptions combined u ia = common excuse a
wang regular practiobets' ~hsn specifics are in.
induced that tLes cannot cue dseise which PEG
pie are IN tie habt of considering incutaLle Med
cal experience ~ Continually doing away part 90
list of tie ,ncSfale Diseases and NJ. 81 fiat ha'
e hsPp'nsss ri eou6deuti, announcing that fe,c
md seoe f" now Ia be sdded Ia the number OF com
pls,n,s which m'.dcrn ,kfll has conquered.
10 Fever add Apue tho tiic Medicines not only
gi,s qucksr relief than any Other remedy. hut
persewfed IN, effect permanent cure So that til,
p.trsi 70 "a'y ofdinar, careful and resorts di'ert
:, to TIA uedeire upon the frs, symptom at irndrn
~ To aes attack. 1t may aiv ayshc ~ard.d I'll. To
escape an- rhiii NoDid he III Infinitely more conse
quence io thu sufferer than tho rea~d,--to remove
The dsease petmanentl, would confer a lens6t up
-" him Which cannot he Estimated hy any earbl,
standard That these medicines will effect what i,
he ciamed Tor them the proprietor has the ie.iimo
o. "f all acquainted with them and their application
srd ose in the fever and ague and he object
dressing his friends NJ The W est is request them
ihit they will spare paine in rating their
experience and disseminating this highly interesting
mon, that the for lever and agne
hss arrived.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
Millinery and Man,ua.NIaI;.,
Miss w. A. WOoIw,.,

- ESPECTFULLY announce.
IL OF Piitsford and vicinity, TIM, .S. %
mcnced the Millinery and Msn,u,m', nv
ness in the house occupied by NJ, Nh
above named place, where she willb,r
dy In execute all orders in the abo,. 'Oes
ness /, tn" best add most iashion,sI
Also constantly receiving from New ~
nest of every description Three o, b..
tees wanted at the above busine.
Piusford. May | 1910. N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-09
Going West !!

TINE Subscriber hns two good BOATS which
l. will leave Whitehall, N Y. for Buffalo,
N. Y. as soon as navigation opens, and on the 80
and 4th Tuesdays of May, June, August and DC
tober. All goods stored with me free Of charges
JONATHAN POLICY.
Poy's Landing, Fort Ann, N. Y. March 1910.
1I-37.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
GOV CAMPBELL.

The term for which this gentleman was elected
ex oired yesterday, the 30ih March. Seldom has
Virginia had Chief Magistrate, whose otaeial ca
reer in all respects has been so entirely uneScep-
tonable. We cannot now, iu recurring TO his adj
ministraton. bring to mind sogle official act,
which es Vjrginians, we could censute, or ftom
which, as Virginiaus, could withhold conmen-
daton. In private life, plain, mild, unassuming
genllem man; in public, firm aad consistent kepub-
hcan and Jealous Patriot. In all his acts, he has
looked singly the true interests and substastlal
welfare of the Commonwealth; and what OF good
he may have failed TO accomplish, is imputabe not
SO much TO him, as 20 the vety contracted powers
Of his station.
To him ia his retiracy We wish ali tie happiness
which hts many public and private virtues deserve
and 10 the old Commonw cath, the good luck ct al
~ays h,vicg her destinies condded to the guardnn-
al of one honest and patriotic-so true ard de,
voted TO her prosperity and treedom.- Richmond
Hkip
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


TIE packet ship Montreal, at New York, brings
London ia pors to The evening OF March oh HE
Journal of Commerce has the following items OF
Intelligence:
There was talk ofwar between England and FOR
tugul Or rather such was the talk at Lisbon by
the last adyices, which to the gath OF tsbtua-
ny.
In the House &c Commons, March ID Sir Jamcs
Graham gave notice that il the Documents respects
nr China were not laid before be House by Thurs
day next, be should move an address tor The pre-
senaon Of all papers relating to The commercial
intercourse with that county.
On the same day. Lord j. Russell stated that he
bad no objection lay before the house all the pa-
per that Ind been received on the subject OF the
/" North American Boz ndArN;' but observed that
se question was scarcely fit yet to be dlseussed IN
Parliament.
There is nothing Of Importance from Aislers -
The French forces in Africa numbered rear oo'-
Geo men, An expedition gainst Abdelhadei ~as
to be undertaken
new French Ministry has been constituted, as
follows:
NJ Theirs President OF the Council and Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs; NJ Vivien, Minister of jus
tice; NJ dc Remuset, Minister OF the Interior; NJ
de Aallevillr Sub-Secroiaty Nj. Jaubert, Minis
ter Of Public Works; Gcnerst ceibiercs, Minister
of War; Admiral Roussin, Miaster OF Marine !;
Petit de Ia Loze,e, Minister of Commerce NJ.
Cousin Minister OF Public Instruction. NJ. Conn,
Minister of Finance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the American Of April 3.
c.rrLr.-There were about $50 head Of b..

CaTTLE.-There were about $50 head Of Be.f
Cattle offered on Monday, and all sold at &c rs u
So per cwt. according 10 quality.
HoGs We quote live Hogs az IS to IS 25 p.,
cwt, with saies at both prices
B.cos --Ssles Of rev Baltimore cured assor,.a
Bacon have been made 70 some extent nj e,s ard
Hams M ! | cts. We note sales also Of considese
Bile parcels Of new Western assorted AZ 81 cts and
sale Of old Western Hams at "a cts. We con.
,nue to quote strictly prime old Western assorted
al III to g sts; Hams al to 0 cts; MiddIings =,
to Ga; and Shoulders al TO cts. nominal
LARp-Ha. been in good demand throughcu,
tho week. and sales &c new Western No ! we're
made in The early part Of it at cts. The article
has since advanced and has sold freely at 81 eta,
ash TO months. and is now scarce.
FLoUR Hosgard Street Flour.-The market
for Flour cf this description closed rather heavily
last week at "a 81 from Store. Holders general
II continued firm in demanding the same price IN.
I'll Wed ne sday last, when some Of them submitted
to reduction Of 81 cts, aud salos Of several thous-
and barrels have been made since at S475. We
fad some holders willi7g sell at $4 IS this NOR.
ming while others are firm at S4.3l-sales a, both
The Car and Wagon price j. now uniform al 81
GA ctr 6fiHs F2our-We fiad that about 5000
bhls of standard quality. have been sold. in the
course Of the week. al SIS, on go days and months
credit without interest. Sasquehanna Fonv.--
Sales about Inc ml0dIe OF tIe week at ~ and
81 el--but chiefly ct s4 81, which laiter is the
price demanded fo-dey--less having been refused.
WnEAT.-There have been but few parcels of
Wheat at nalket this week Good TO strictly
prime Mi red. may be quoted 81 95 cts. and ST.
% or 81 o. We note the sale Of several Thousand
bush Of Srsquehanna for shipment, al 81 05, cash.
RYE Maryland f. s. Rye is worth sbou, az
and AZ cts. parcel Of Susquehanna has been ia
ken for shipment at 52i cts.
CoRs.-The sales Of yellow throughout The week
have ranged. in quality, at AZ and 81 cent?, and
to-day a parcel Of very prime yellow was sold at
So CTS. We quote yellow at 40 and SO cts. The
sales OF white have generally been AT az and 40 cts
This morning early, white sold at 48 cts, but
the demand has since fallen off and sales have 10
some cases, been made al q cent or so less, as in
quality.
Oars. Maryland Oats have been in brisk de-
mand al % cts. hut they now worth 20 and 20
cts. We quote Virginia at ~ cts.
CLoyERsEED.-Sales to-day Of lots not strictly
prime. at $40.
PLAsrKR-Ts dull at S. per ton, at which small
csfgnes have been sold this week. We quote At
s1,75 and S.
WHisREY-The sales OF hhds. have been uni
form dnrng the week al % cts., and We quote the
same price to.dav-duil. The sales Of bbls. have
been at 90, and 81 cts including transactions TO.
day. The Wagon pr ice Of bbls has been steady at
20 cts, exclusive Of the bbl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

We saw gentleman, bis morniRg, difec, from
Florida, (says the New York Star Of The % inst.
who witnessed The fret experiments With the blood
hounds which answered admirably. They started
four Indians from a hammock IN a very short tune
and one came in and gave himself up--the whole
four we're made prisoners without any injury hav-
ing been done by tie dogs. Colonel iw'ggs and
Lieut.. Daring about to set off Tor Aieanopy,
and the hounds were 10 follow. They are sent IN
TO the ever-g ladies' and hammoohs in which the In
dams conceal Themselves, who are compelled 10
run, and they soon hnd themselves In the open
plain. and ere captured. The howl OF the dogs
gives notice Of their and those on he Dor
doris Of the hammocks watch for the egeess Of the
savages, and they are caught.
o. This presents a different picture of the eili-
eacy of the boodhouuds from account in oui
last paper and although look upon their EN-
ployment in the army as ridiculous, yet we are
wiling that the Hounds should not be slandered,
and therefore give the above article from the Star.
We hope they may perform WELL as il has been
suggested by contemporary, that they might be
proitably employed in pursuing the Snbtreasurers
who have made 80 free with the national parse.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

From the Richmond Wig Match 81.
AIIyS WELL

The nsws from every part Of the State from
which we have heard during the past week, eo1si-
nues to be Of the gratifying character II the
Wings do not succeed Ut the spring election ny
decisive najority, they viii nof be more di'appoin-
led than their opp0ncnts--for these, we are well
assured look feiwsrd with certainty 10 tie seys-
rest dsu5bng they have ever received. Their cause
was despefais one under any eircumsta noes but
they have made ii worse by the mean aud desplea-
bic arts they have employed 10 sustain il. They
m We found this out when il IL late TO repair IT,
Their sneers al Gen Harrisons poyeffy--his living
in log cain and drinking hard cider, and the
multitude Of caumnies which, without knowing any
Thing about them, they heaped upon him, bst winch
records rfoye 10 be false-all these are recoihpg
upon their beads, and producing Effects the very
opposite Of VIA, they desired and expected "
they could take back the many false charges they
have brought against him, they feel coahdeDt their
vote would be larger.--So many respectable far
fners and honest people in the country would not
have been shocked and Disguised, and induced 10
abandon party leaders. who show no respect Tor de-
ceney and ttutb. 10 their foul Productions OF ven
cradle patriot. We have strong persuasion that
Citizen Richie, If he had the las, four months OF
his life 10 acs o,rr, would devote them TO very DIFF
fsrent purposes fom What they haze been, ard IN
stead If defau,ing the cid Democratic General,
would have been sounding bis p'ai'es.
We Subscribe fully 10 the justice of the fears
which now thrub the hOgonss III The Administration
party. Upon FIJI survey Of the field, we do not
see how they can escape Overwhelming discounts
urc. The Wings weging the war almost en-
lireiy in their territory; or, as the very Respectable
CIV Postmaster would say, they have Hoaaibai
hkc carried The war into Africa. OF The counties
represented BY Wings in the last Legislature not
more than ten, If that number, seriously conies-
ted while Of those represented by friends Of the
Administrator, the wings are waeing war in about
80. with The chances decidedly IA their favor Of
gaining 25 Of them.
II is pretty much The same case With he States.
The Administration surrender The Wig States
without struggle, while the Wings are mahfnlly
battling for several Of the States which have here
tofore been most thorough for the Federal powers.
In Ohio Indiana Kentucky, and such like, the To-
ries ,rely make show OF fight, while The Wings
intend 10 carry Pennsylvania Virginia, N. Carolt-
ma ard New York. the last Of which alone gave
Mr. Van Buren, $4,000 majority OF the last cleo.
ton shrrvd observer has remarked, that II
every paper u the Coniederacy were now to oP.
pose the election Of Gen. Harrison, It would avail
nothing. The remark is just and accurate ore,
as indicating the strong bold which the old farmer
mas upon the affections Of the people.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
1ELFGyOUs .NOTICEs.

Row c. c. TALIAFERRo, Will preach az nsS
esviue on the morning Of Good Friday, (l7tA ins")
Service will commence al IL o'clock.
April 0.
The frs, Quarterly Meeting, for Berkeley CIR
chit for the present year will be held al the LICK
Church. commencing the llth Of April.
The Rev john A. COLLINS will preach IN inc
Methodist Church in this place on the loln %
april. Mt candteIsht. AprA".
Episcopal services will be held on Saturesy aha
Sunday next, (being the 4rh and 9Th ct ApF'') a.
Hedgesville. Rev. Mr. PETEEKEs may "
expected to preach on Saturday. In MsTtinspu,s
90 the 81 Sunday, tbeng the l2th) Az b"nke,'-
hill on the Sd Sunday, (the l9th And at nsas
esvie on the last Sunday in the month, the 2oih'
April Q 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

ILLtvoIs-The work goes bravely ia Illinois
letter 10 The editor OF tho Patiot, from village
in the interior OF that State. under dare ct he ga
ult, says II will unquesionahy afford You great
satisfaction g. learn that the Harrison cause Is il7u-
rshins in this part of Illinois So great has been
the change, since the nomination OF the Log Cahln
Candidate. thuI the spells party IS actually thrown
into the widest confusion and dismay All the
knowing ones of the patty are ready and Wiling 10
give M Ibis State to the - Oh Hero" And | re
spond in tho language Of the ili"..,i. Perry
Be assured, sic, that not only Illinois, but every
State ia the West and Southwest, will go for Har
fison al the coming election As The day approa-
ches you may depend, there will be shaking OF
dfy bones among the ofire-hoders, and scamPe-
ring Of leg treasurers. But this you will say VIII
be pressure that the people will not lament
partculary--and SO say l."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The National Intelfigenccr Of Tuesday last, says
The news from the South and West continues
70 be entirely favorable TO the prospect Of success 70
The Harrisburg Nomination Of HAnnisos and IT.
txR for the Presidency, AID Vice Presidency. IL
soud 5. an endless task to undertake to chronicle
al The signs Of Il that furnished by the news
osp.rs from those paris. In the papers receised
here Yesterday. from LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, Al.
.p.aA. and ARKANSAS, .here is evidence Of great
zeal on The part Of tbs wmgs, Of large accossion'
70 their strength, and Of determination 70 carry
their respective States, if possible, for HARRtsoS
aod REFoRa.
From fFDIkSA, we have strong sign IN the re-
suit of the election FOR town officers at indianapolis
the sent OF Government For The first time, tho
Wbiss are victorious in that election.
From lLLtsoIs. letters ara full Of news oflhe
revolution in sentiment that is going there as i
il elscuher One of the letters says: g an hap
py, sir, TO inform you that we have not one Vano-
erat il this town. and scarcely anyi the township
What few there be are very low spirited. whist
on the other side, all is life, spirit and energy. In
the good cause, old rsyheaded men and women
are as enthusiastic and as spirited as boys and
gin..'"
From NORTH CARoLrsA, il gives us pleasure to
learn that fiue spirit prevails there. The Wing
Young Men Of Wake county, at numerous meet
ing held on Wednesday last, appointed delegates
10 The Baltimore Convention, and at the same time
appointed as delegates to that Convention, on the
part Of the State at large, KESNgIn RAYsER and
EDWARD STAKLY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

MARTIN VAN BUREN, Never was party so sic
Of It's leader, as are The followers OF this man
They can say nothing in his behalf-tbey can point
10 no sing act Of his life, which conferred either
honor on himself. or benefit on his couutry--they
are unable, even with heir microscopic vision, 10
discern one trait 10 his character calculated to
their feelings ato regard for him to excite their
admiration. Cold, beArtless and nlistociatic In
MS netute--an,i American in ell his sympathles
having no one feeling in common with his coun
trvnen, who generously elevated him TO the Presi-
Isnc,--Mar,in Van Bn,en cares as liite for the
People, except instruments to accomplish his
selfish ends, as they do for him. He can hope for
but reluctant end lukewatm support fror even
potion Of his party The parry drill, from Hhieh
he expects so much will not avail him. Thousands
Of his former supporters win keep aIoof from the
Philadelpbia Fcehing STIR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

An angry Correspondence, between Mr.. FORSYTH
and Mr.. Fox has been published, which has exci-
ted some approximations among the hmd, OF rup-
lure betweeE the TWO countries. 1t Is upon mere
subordinate and collateral point, the discussion OF
which, we should think, did not call for display
OF ten per on either side As 10 the Two countries
going to war about the Maine bOundry, that is out
OF the question. We're Maine Territory instead
of nsState there would be no difficulty IN settling
the dispute But the Cabinet at Washington, has
he double du,y of negotiating with England, and
keepins Gov. FAIRFIELD quiet. In addition to in
uinsic difficulties, Mr. VAN buren, is bound 10 see
that his course such TO please his party IN that
State Excitement, moreover, throughout the
country. would serve to direct public attention from
The strict investigation to which the people are
bringing the principles aud acts Of the administra-
zion. al Il must OF necessity, act tavoraby on the
prospects Of Mr.. Vas BuRES for re-eicct.on.--
Fredericksburg Arena.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
yyhig Ticket.
POR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
OF ONO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.

/. mo w MURDAUGH, Of Norfolk couafy,
D JAMES w PEGRAM, Of PtfrsJtvg.
3. VIM 8. ARCHER. Of Ameiia.
A. RicHARD KIDDER MEADE, Of Diniciddt
s HENRY r.. WATKINS, Of Prince E9ieard
9. JAMES q. BRUCE, Of EalJaI.
4. WHIT MELLP. TUNSTALL. Of Pafsyiranta
8. THOMAS r. JOYNES. of dccomack
o NOHBoRNE f. SUTTON, Of Carotine
10. WILLOUGHBY NEWTON ,f IVestmorefa,.d
H. JAMES LYONS, Of Richmond City
~ VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL. Of 1foemnr'e.
49, JOHN S PENDLETON, Of Rappahdnnoek.
IA JOHN JaNNEY, Of Loudoun,
is. ANDREW HUNTER, Of Je6erson.
I6 PHILIP WILLIAMS. IT., Of Fredeyick.
II. VIM SEYMOUR, Of Hardy. 4fs
ls BRiSCOE q. BALDWIN, Of augusta
10. BALLARD SMITH, Of Greenbrier.
20. EDWARD JOHNSON, Of Bofteiourt.
81. JOHN N IiURiES, Of IFashington.
81 GEORGE w. SUMMERS, Of Kanamha.
20. WAITMAN 4. WILEY, Of Monongalia.