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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

The Romney IntelIigencer of the 3D. instant, says:
I'VE regret TO state that VALENTINE w. SOUTH
ALL, ESQ Of Albema,le county, ON Sabbath last,
on his way home from Cha, ksburg. whittier he had
been 10 attendance the Convention, in attempting
to get out Of the stage, about nine miles Of this
place, made msstep, fell and broke his right leg,
and it is appre hended, seriously injured bis knee.
At present we understand he is doing well as
could be expected, and every thing, 10 render his
situation comfor,ahle, that could be has been done.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
gEIsIIa LLAlalElszEso
BALIIMOkE MAkhEr.

From The Baltimore american 81 11'y .
CAvrtE.-About $50 head OF Beef Csiile VIA VA
oar.,.d on Monday in market, and 200 hea .,sncs
AT Sc so for common 10 81 for prime. ne pa''
was Withdrawn and driven TO another msiNp arm, fair
LIVE Hoss--Wo quote at 1928 IN '0is'AO'
supply. ,hs week, al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

CHARLES A. WIcKLIFFE, 1t. and Acting uov.
error of Kentucky. was one of the distinguished
men of that State, who, according an article IN
the Enquirer, had abandoned The Wing cause. IL
so happens that on the very day of the publication
of that article, lhe said Mr.. WIcKLIFFE was ad.
dressing large Wing meeting in The county Oh
Henry, Ky., and advocating the election OF Gene'-
al Harrison with all his great ability and eoqsenee
- Fredericksburg ArfRG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
REGULAR TOASTS.

!. The DAY AID The OccAsIos: The hallowed
associations incident to he return of the Nations
Natal Day, consecrate this, its Sixty-Fourth Ami
versary.
2. IBE FATHER OF Hrs COUNTRY.
3. 1HE REvoLuTioEARY ERA: Arma sirum.
que cano; Rems mber thu Men and the Deeds
that rendered it Industrious.
4. OuR CouSTRY: Dearest ohjecs of shs holiosi
impulses OF tho PATRIOTS souls can we forget thee I
Fall, sell--fal. fame-honor, or go stay: Still,
oh my Country, be thou neares, my affections!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
Whig Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
Whig Ticket.
OF VIRGINIA

I. JNO. w. MURDAUGH, of Norfolk County.
3. JAMES W. PEGRAM, Of Petersburg.
4. WIN. s. ARCHER, Of dmeiia.
(. RICHARD KIDDER MEADE, Of Dintciddie.
s. HENRY Il. WATKINS, of Prince Edtcard.
s. JAMES c. BRUCE, of HafVar.
=. WHITMELLP TIL INSTALL. Of PihsyiDania
8. THOMAS X. JOYNES, Of Accomack.
Q. NORBURNE f. SUTTON. Of Caroline.
10. WILLOUGHBY NEWTON OF Jpestmorsland
II. JAMES LYONS, Of Richmond City
Is. JOHN 8. PENDLETON, Of RaPpahannoek.
ID. JOHN JANNEY. If Loudoun
is. ANDREW HUNTER, Of jefferson.
is. PHILIP WILLIAMS, jr., Of Frederick.
IL VIM. SEYMOUR, Of Hardy.
Is. BRiSCOE @. BALDWIN. Of Augusta.
10. BALLARD SMITH, Of Greentrter.
20. EDWARD JOHNSON, of BotefoTt.
81. JOHN N HUMES, Of Warrington.
%, GEORGE w. SUMMERS, Of Ranatchn.
23. WAITMAN r. WILEY, Of Monongalia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

The VIoE PREslnENT Of the United o'a''' ~
red from the Chair Of the Senate a, tIe ss.;on.
Yesterday sitting for the remainder OF 'he p,es-
and The Senate viii today make choice Of ffesr
lent bro Kenmore Of thai body MI ht.. J1iy :.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

Recently train of ears quarter of mile in
length, was transported over the Railroad Fl om Lii
verpool TO Manchester bv two locomotives The
weight Of the traa was COO tons
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

which be did, when be was with the South, the
fears Of Mr.. Grundy are allayed--snd, a. conse-
quence, veto is put upon the further utteranee OF
this SANDER, BY the /" Honorable" Senator, and BY
his honorable" fellow-laborers Of the loco foco
press. Well, here is The evidence; and that of a
late Extraordinarily so, hope. for these ten
der consciences II 10 a letter from Gen. Harrison
directed to three gentlemen Of Louisville, and en-
bodied in the Address Of the Wing Central Com
mittee Of Kentucky. Mr.. Grundy and his party
would be satisfied, were the Generals opinions
now, as formerly; the General states that his opin
ions have undergone no change: ergo, tbs question
10 settled
"NoRrH BgsD, June I'd, 1910.
"GEsTLEMgE: In answer to your inquiry, Whe'
Their the letters ard speeches which have been pub
lished in my name, by my political friends, partc-
ularIy those contained 10 pamphlet, lately publish
ed in Cincinnati, By Col. c. s. Todd and Benjamin
Drake, E.a contain the sentiments and opinions,
which at present entertain, repeat, what have
lately written to a committee OF my friends IN New
York, that should not consider myself an honest
man to suffer these letters and speeches TO be thus
used without contradiction il any alteration had Ia
ken place in my opinions.
am, very respectfully,
Your fellow.citizen.
W. n. HARRISON"
"To Charles M. Thnrston, Henry Ptrtls, and
q. w. Acknowledgement KY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
uTWe find, in tho last Harper 's-FeTy Const

UTWe find, in tho last Harper's-FerTy Consti-
nationalist, the following curious letter:
SHEPHHRpsTows, June "a, 1910.
To the Hon. Ftii1 Grundy:
DEAR SIR: Having learned that il was your
intention to spend to-day in this neighborhood, on
your way from Morgan county, the place OF your
birth, to Washington, the Democracy Of this town
and neighborhood, in view Of your long and value
less services in the cause Of Democracy and human
bappine.s, have appointed us committee for the
purpose Of requesting you, if not inconsistent with
YOUR arrangements and convenience, to partake OF
dinner with us at d. Enters and TO address our
friends at such hour to-day, as you may designate
Yours, respectfully.
ROBERT LUCAS,
r. PARRAN,
DR.. TUCKER,
CAPT. MASON,
LEWIS LUCAS,
Committee, &c.
In the Van Buren, Convention, al Baltimore, on
the 5.h Of May, Mr.. Grundy declared that he scas
born a reteran Democrat--and now, a number Of
respectable gentlemen Democrats tell him, to his
face, that " his services in tho cause, have been
long and Ualuelsss."
We are reminded of the anecdote Of Professor
Porson.-"i desire you to understand" said
gentleman to him, at the close of a discussion be-
tween them, "that / have a very contemplate o.
pinion of you"-" and should ike to know,
said Person, a" whether you ever had an opinion
that vas not contemplate one"
If,he compliment. intended for the veteran dem
ocrat be as valueless as his services it is poor
business on all sides.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09


MURDRR-A most aTociOus murder was Pefpe-
trated on the Allegheny Mountain in this county,
on the morning of the 18Th ultmo. The victim
was EDWARD Dixon. From what understand,
the murderer must have takena position about twen-
~ wards from the door ofDixnn's house and having
whistled in IA way excite bis (Dixon'sI attention,
and he stepping out into the yard TO ascertain the
cause, was Shot tn, ough the chest and died mme-
da,ely. Nothing ;ranspied before the Coroner's
inquest, which Indicated in the slightest degree who
mg ht have committed this horrid deed. -ROmaey
LnteAigeacer.
The Cumberland Civilian Of July 4ih, says:-
A man by the name ot WILSON, the brotherin- law
Of Dixon, is in our Jail on suspicion. His ex'
animation will take place Monday, but we un-
ders,and there will be sufficient evidence to
warrant final commitment. Dixon, from all we
can learn, perfect outlaw in that region of
country, and terror to all peaceable citizens We
understand that frequent threats we're made TO pat
him out Of the way and this occurrence was, no
doubt, the fu6iment of one Of them. The whole
circumstances show great delberauon. A hedge
near the house had clear opening made through
IL, so as to admit rife, and yet conceal the person
that held II. About daylight Dixon heard whis
tie, (used as il turned out, 10 decoy him. and
shortly after n second and third. The last he obey
ed aud was shot through the heart the moment he
appeared in the porch.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

The Buckeye Blacksmith addressed the Whigs,
Of Philadelphia, on the 4th of July.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
JOHN II. EDWARDS, p. NJ.
At Gondws nsyille. Va.
sHArHkRDsrows, June cath.


To The Editors Of The Rich. Faig:
Grntlemen--l wish you could have been present
at political discussion that came off here to-day.
IL appear. that the Hon Felix Grundy has been on
visit to his native county, in his dIstrict-the sole
object of which was to revolutionze that, until last
spring, Loco Foco region He and his frank friend
of Mary land did much good for the cause there
having made the county as thoroughly Democratic
as old FIJI, : now. As there to Re large Ma
sonic proce ssion here, to-day, and many persons
were expected TO be in attendance, the few spois-
men that are left in good old hepherdstown, deter
mined to have tins great lion ot the party To adj
dress them, and thus prevent the fence-men from
deserving. Well, he came and spoke to crowd
Of some four FIVE hundred persons, three fourths
Of whom were Wings. His speech contained no.
thing new, being composed Of the usual slang about
Federalism and Democracy. and Of the affection he
and his party had for the dear people. 1t was. In
truth and in fact miserable effort, Disappointing
both friends and foes. But, is this all? No, no,
say, to your great surprise. Ii was pretty sener-
ally known, among the Wings that if he did speak,
some one should reply To hun, and put him in mind
of his conduct al the Baltimore Convention. Hen
" Berry the man selecled and he knew it.
MIR q. closed his remarks about half past three o.
clock and returned his thanks for the attention,
&c, of his countrymen. Scarce had he taken his
SEAL when the welkin rang with the cry OF " Der
~! Berry!" MIR Berry. in few moments, made
hIs appearance, and in his usual happy ard logical
manner, exposed the sophlslry, and turned into RI
3icule the professions Of this goden-spoon slang
whanger Did he stop t" reply No. MIR. Ber-
~ had not mounted the rostrum ere he backed out.
He found a back door, jumped into his
rage, and was off, -" No backing out ~ exclaimed
hundred voices. But all was to no purpose. He
drove off as il the very d. was at his heels. The
Locos struck dumb and now a; loss to
account far their lions conduct, Mr.. Berry smoke
upwards Of TWO hours, and was replied to by ii
oedinger, who, knowing the badness Of his
did rot pretend to answer his arguments, but told
few anecdotes, and quit the field, Mr.. Berry a
gain took the stump and Frustrated forever Loco
Foeoism at this precinct. Felix's flight caused ma
ny changes. No apology whatever can he offered
for him. AN EfE-N NESS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

d. a he alsmn rsalssl Il hfy ilSessH9
efths ihisIllesul fTFsmsR ~ Nee kaeltna
FsssallF asssmhiel - BuHksE llill. - We
nrotssi." asys he nselsEaai"H PBl tsgah
a thsl oressiaa. :. against The r9ndsei 81
he Hosss % Representative n The case
q he Ne. Jersey slselica. The . noi
local. hut . general question: 10 lh@
uaion a he Slssrs. - whslsser lihk ne
blow of irissfics ~ asurpaiioa falls. Z =
fell. and oashg n be fsli. throughout The
whole ehain. The eanse II Aew Jersey
i the esase &C every Stair. ard eseIy
State i Iherelars boand % sindieais q.
BIT. uhils ve daily apprsciaie thsts
grsisfnl expressions q symPsihE. lsi me
rrmind yos. genilemsn. Inst ws have .
solemn daily 70 perfosln. To -. = en-.
zen. 20 Nex Jersey. 10 enmni'ied N
sneei.l maaner llss tiadlratiea Of her
rishus. snd il breoTes eseEy Jerseymsn
10 embrace The only made prescribed By
ths Consultation 20 express his honest
Indignation and sssert The sovereignty az
his Sac. The citizens ~ha eanld pas
sINElN CuN4rut " &c tur rNet " uAo 1AAtNs
which is the emblem II her sovereignty.
FRUSTRATED in The dust. may justly be
psaaosaeed unworthy 70 enjoy the prolee-
ZION which IL ensures. It's gratifying N
believe that those who have thus violated
our rights are likely 20 be deprived Of ihs
power 70 inlet farther wounds IN ihe
Union; but. should like eneraarhment
be sttemp.rd under any administration Of
fhis Governmenl. Il wlll become The duty
OF the Legislature 90 convene an assembly
Of The People 70 consider measures Of
security and proieelisn."
The remainder Of The Message i de-
voted 10 local State interests. TIE Co
FsTaor recommends ab..lilinn &c imprison
meul Cor debt. where NJ lrapi : suspect
ed.
Gov. Pennington has been re elected
by the Legislature e.. The ensuing year.
BY vote Of 50 10 la signal AMI honor
able praofUfihe appreciation u his fellow
eiliEens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

Riots IN Bailimore.-Some disorIsr.
iy occurrences tonk plsss on MONDAY
night si,rr the result VI The city eleclon
Was known. and IN i~o 20 shrre insun.
ess individuals suffered personal injUr.
"A young gentleman named Dsllem n.
turning home between eleven and twelve
o'cluek. encountered Q Fioious group u
the corner Of Baltimore and Libsry
streets. and was asked IL he VAS not
Wing. Being under sge snd no, entitled
10 sols, he said he wss no,hing and IN.
Jesvord 10 psss On. Upon ihs he wn
attacked. and severely wounded By sul
under The eye. Which severed The lareh.
rymsl duet sad Inflicted IN injury ~hish
may prove very ssrinus. DE-. Fonerdsn
Was called 10 the sufferer about IL ..
elosk. aud though aided by skIlIul hands.
Mr.. ID. experienced much pain run this
wsnion outrage.
In the nsighborhood Of The Euiss
House. where the Wings had gone 10
procession and sfIeTwsfds dispersed. hr.
ing been addressed BY several genilsmsn
aud congratulated IN the prospects Of
Gen. liarrison's election. some dis"rd'r.
~ person, collected and threw stone.
and brirk bats. The gas light in frnnI Of
tie huIeI was dsmolnhed, and ss'rr,I
Panes Of glss. broken in lhe front win
doWs. The t;lnbe Inn. square bel"s.
received similar treatment from lhest Pr.
ihisn assailania We rscIei tn learn that
Mr.. Baehel"r. ri The ri'y Police, Waste
Strriy wounded in attempting tn arrest
. some II Il,fss di,letbers nj the peace.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

lkis States" II answer IN whish. IL.
IsaFs 10 stats that, when had he hnnns
81 being chosen PFsFiaFal Of he ., css,,I
lsmaeFalle Rspubiiesn COMMITTEES al ~
'fipTeeanes and other Harrison AssoFis.
lionI 81 Ibis city" and bsf1Es uFsuwis.
lhs duties d that Eislian, I iaok ore,,i,s
% stats ihal | would. % lhs hssa al ~
abilities. perform The dates assigned =,
wilh . sole refesenes 70 she sseeess az al,
common efforts. conneried wish shirh
no motives personal 70 syalI shauld 8,
slowed 10 snier thai prnmise | har.
faithfully rrdeemrd. In he seesrsa...
have devoted more Than tao years aul
Of the last three. amid lhs dnsa and tea
ofihe pali.iral Fevrlnlion whirh The Pen
PIE. with deeply ianbued lste aG l.beny
il their hearts. have nov 90 nsbiy srhirs.
ed over The imbselle and enfrupl ssrli.ee,.
az ruin and misrule n Washington. Dur
ing The whole Of Ihis period. that man
does not live. with shom have sousL,.
either directly OF indirectly. psrsos.l
sdsanremfni.
True. | have knaHn my name ~.
before your convention. and when spoken
10 on lie suhjeci. I hare held bas one
langasge-lhal nsilher sought nor drsir.
ed any nomination. and. IL lendsHa. 1
1ould nj once decide Cor myself.
In very respectfully declining he no.
minali0n. ihsrrfore, ~ . candidate C,r
The Legislature. ! beg N assure The eon,sn.
lion thai am only pursuing eonr.s IN
accordance with what my feelings have
uniformly bern; and trust il ull mi 10
deemed ineonsst "a 60 one step furilfr
and say. thai lhsre 10 no place Of pnkr,
Of honor. 81 trust. IN ihs city and r0uniy
&c New York. within NE gIfl " lie FL
erulise 81 Albany, 90 thu will be Il he
disposal Of that pure patriot whom iLs
People in lhsir hearts have ALREADY tle,t
ed Ghirf Magistrate Of lhe Rsrulllc. thai
| 1 will apply Tor or under any eireum
stances accept. The consciousness, q
having performed nv duly 10 my rirh,s
reward; and eonld desire more, 1 hs,,
u in The many testimonials Of regard snt
confidence l receive from ihs gsesi bSd,
Of the People siIh shVss efforts | Lsl
blended mine. and Who. now that ~,
ylciary is achieved. have no other ds,ir.
Than 10 see their Government xissly AMI
purely administered.
Yours. IrUly.
J. n. REYNOLDS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
Feom the Philadelphia Sentinel.


VILLAIN Pit Fessenden, esq. member
elrt Of Congress in Name. is not, as We
are informed. AMI never has been an abo.
lilion;s.. but on The n,rary has always
expressed his opposition to the principles
OF that party.
We may as we'll take This occs. ion to
say tina, we have not been able 10 per.
ctive the truth and justice Of tie charge
That The wing and abal,li ~ parties os tie
north are identical in ihri aims ami el.
iurls. We have not seen the proof tina,
the aHoliion.sts have any special affinity
for either ofthe great poli,icIl parties. OF
any expectation tina, the scheme of i'm
mediate emancipation would be promoted
by the success VI une or the other. In
stances haze occurred in which candi
dates for office regularly nominated have
from their supposed leaning to abolition
ism received the sulT'ages Of AMI slavery
nen; but this has happened on hOtI,
siies. aai has been . mcFs accident in
iae history If politics. Ii is notorious
that the ahoilionists as a body have m
confidence in either the wing or admins.
triIion parties. This is openly and IRE
quently expressed through their presses
and conventions. aud ~ their nomination
Of candidates If their own for the Presi.
dency snJ Vice Presidency. We be
lie'e ,ha, sfter the speech of Mr.. Clay
lastswinler in the Senate. on the subject
of slavery. the great body Of the abolI
tlonisis wonld have given Mr.. Van Buren,
their decided preference had the fosmcr
gentleman been taken up as the rival
candidate; and we do rot suppose they
have been materially cancilisted BY the
nomination of Gen. Harrison, since in
the event Of the success Of the wings,
the doctrines Of Mr.. Clay will be sane.
ti"ned sni Incorporated 10 the pew adj
ministration Of which lie must be the hi
erophan! and symbol.
As I" raising the cry Of abolitioni,m
Tor effect al theisou,h. we must pause a
little and inquire what that effect may be.
and whether honest men and patriot. can
have any hand in securing it. We may
throw oiium upon our opponents, and
eoosnildaie the south in suppor;.gf Dir.
Van Huten. by such trickcry; but is that
The end Of il! IL that the ultimate effect!
Is there no danger of deepening and
Strengthening the already too apParcn,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

jeaiausy between tie great NsI'hsln sac
southern sections Of our bslBFsd common
ronnlFyg Gad kngWH we have psFplsA'
iHg clemens sngngh already % oat y
iiiieal pr0llsms, lie greatest Of .EleA !.
diversity without disuni0n-snd isi Is
beware. lesl il attempting % conquer :
party. we blow up he Union. Lt1 =
NOT be deemed impossible hat ths soaa5
and norih. now silempied 10 Be srraseo
against each other - parties. nay efe
long GONE 10 be arrsyed 81 nations. se-
parale. independent and biIier sn'sgo
nisis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

Mi l.. ,,l.. the nAliEss al ios eesn'i
"'''"" ~. :, r.rrIy smplaysd-ns'srr "
~ ~ ,rssl-.sud he Nhols Sas'
e.lrs ~ y sSlFuslsd 10 Turks U"
$50. N, aorsl features 81 TIE .. sls :.
1,Isk, and Turkish ru,ss are .lli' y
..s;.- ,onrrsllun; bal the method -
,npI,isg ihsa j. much mare ~
"a ,he baaslsd civilization o
s,.h,mi, All amounts 70 thls-iha'
hsipr b.,ond daubi . man 81 sA'fa.
a.a,s.r, talents. he knass how 70
A.iag into play Ihr resources o. VIC
esunIr, brlirr than bis predecessors
,a,,re.,. and ui.boat any rcfersncs y
s;a h.,Iike them. entirely fSr hisosn
,he all being u ths prsPir; ana ~ y
ain the aid Of bis European ias'ra'
mrn,s Ne has. II I may sas ss.s app',
ed The serex Nth . mast. : hsna' sha
.ou,tzrd lram the ARTICLES undrr ~
away the very lat drop 81 'hs'r
blnnd.
SueL Is the state 81 thsse iaa eaan-
tries. syris i p'rhaps The ~or', ~
az The lso; far The Egyptians. nsrd -
o ,prrssion. bear IL without siruss'ei
whilst lhe.SJrisns. Win had been les
hsrshlr treated in old TINES, srllh'
uuder aud gns~ their ehsin. Mehe'
mel Ali 10 non - years nd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

Hbiggsry and .2bOiiiioa. "-'rh"
has ben Ili. iaressanI aud mniiet war crE
~ 1he lnrnIncns r,rr since they hrean |"
" rhatge along the whole line" Of 'le
people. How wofnIly have they mIs's.
Ken tie intelligence. my. the sense ii
The southern people! Having filled by
their 'nphis'ry. aud by their 'Ilnnlng r.
iiera'inns. To shoS a " coalition oi whiG'
aud sbollr"nisis." last resort is ui"d--
the "rcirhed forgery so et!ectually e''
POSED ia sn"ilIcr column OF this p'prf'
What honest man "f any party, does 30,
fetl inilgna,inn bull within las breast
The party embodying in is comp"''''""
40 much moral drpr.siIy and raaS f"''
'"pli"n deserves a wuheIing bIoa al Tue
hand u every hone.t man.
Grtrn.LorOngh Pat:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

f'"m Ht IsUWo"g S""HHsc LA'"
Horrible Outrage at tie PoRs We
learn from a passenger uho come 10 Tie
cars from Lancaster last e, enine. that E."
meron's inlalHnus blu"d hornds suark.
cal X. w. illlelnn. eco. the uHdrren'
dent editor II she Lancaster Examiner.
while a, The POLE, knocked hIm DIAN.
jumped uron him and rui his fare in tie
mast horrible manner. The Ilssh was rss
neah; or both sidts Of his fare, aud I'I'
his ch,fk and j,w bones nearly barr!
Thrrr physIcisns we're IN a,IrndaUe';
ard leafs we're entertained Iur lis saIti!.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
PATRIOTIC LETTER

domination Deciined.-J. N. Rry
NOUS. ESQ. declined being a candidate Cor
Tue New York Assembly. lis reason.
are gwen 10 the suhj"inej letter 10 the
Illuminating COMMITTEE:
New York. Oct si,I-40
gentlemen: ! have received your mite
u Yesterday informing me Of nv "nn.
I =, nomination by the Neio Eork
emmy LonreS ioa ~ ne .2s,embly oC