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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

MARYLAND ELECTION.

The election for members Of the Legislature and
for six Senators took place throughout the State Of
Maryland on yesterday. BY next week we shall be
able to announce the result. The Loco focos have
put into operation every conceivable scheme and de-
vice to carry the State, and thus strike one link
from the unbroken chain Of trumphs, achieved BY
the Wing party since they have been rallied under
the popular names Of HARRisoS and Tyler. We
have enough to assure US that thousands Of un
lawful votes will be thrown 10 the Sfate-the TAIL
road through this portion Of Virginia. and the Ca.
nal through Maryland furnishing hundreds for the
purpose of carrying the counties Of Washington and
Allegheny.
We nevertheless confdentl, anticipate success,
and hope that Ia our next number We may be able
to enrol Maryland among the States certain for Har
rison.
GEORGIA, also, held State Election on Monday
last. She is said to be certainly rescued from the
grasp Of the Ofice.holders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
ILLUMINATION.

The unexpected detention of the Editor at Court,
in an adjoining county, prevented notice Of various
matters that should have claimed attention in our
last number. Among these, was a brilliant and i'm
posing illumination, on the night Of Friday the 25th
ultimo, in honor Of the great and unexpected sue
cess Of the Wings in Maine,
A Chandelier, composed OF three circular rows of
Queen street. and cord drawn across the Arch, at
the height Of about fifteen feet was filed with hang
ing wick lamps. The Harrison pole in the public
square, was encrcled with pyramidica frame
bearing several hundred candles at the height Of
about thirty feet A transparency about six feet
square, filed with candles and bearing inscriptions
on every side, in honor Of the Maine triumph, was
carried in procession, followed by some sixty or
eighty colored lamps borne upon long rods by the
Wing boys of the town.
The public square crowded with the citizens,
and we were pleased to large number of la.
dies participating in the joy which had been inspir
ed by the occasion. Messrs. d. Fl. Conrad. Z. r..
Hunter. and c. J. Faulkner, having been success
lively called forby the crowd, addressed the compa-
ny from the stand in font of the Court House. Sc
veral Tippecanoe choristers also present, who
RECALLED the crowd with number of excellent songs
The Company separated at late hour, with the
determination 10 honor in similar manaer the adj
Of each State that shall wheel into the grand
Wing column until the Presidential election, and to
close the scene in November. with such manifesto
tions of JOY will be fitting for people delivered
from the verge of national and des,ruc-
ton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

MAIgE.--Tbe Boston Atlas Of Monday, the 28th
ut., has an article Of some length, which goes into
a minute examination OF the returns Of the Maine
election published in the Augusta Age, Van
Buren, paper. The Atlas points out numerous err
rors in those returns, and concludes by saying
Every plantation has been receiUed and there
is--ihere can be, no doubt that EDWARD KEET has
been chosen Governor Of Maine for the year ensu-
ing by clear majority of the votes Of the people
Several Of the most prominent members Of the
Administration party have, within few days, pub
licy admitted in that city that Kent elected
by about 200 majority. We could give their names
we're it necessary, bur we do not think sufficient
doubt hangs over the result to make il necessary
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
THE STANDING ARMY.

We perceive that the supporters Of the Van Blu
rem Administration are beginning in various parts
OF the country to in defence of the Stand
ing Army PROJECT or plan, which so % ear.
nesty recommended" by President Van Buren, in
his last annual message to Congress. As an in
stance OF this, we may state, that during formal
discussion before the people, in the Columbia dis
trict (Vanderpoel's distict) in New York, on Sat
urday, the Goth ult., Mr. NJ Clellan, the Van Buren,
candidate for Congress, "went into an elaborate
defence OF the Army BILL" Mr.. Sedenstricker,
one of the Van Buren, candidates for the Legisla-
ture in Baltimore, is represented as having appro-
we'd or defended this same Army project" in one
OF his recent stump speeches, Similar ground has
been taken by the advocates Of Van Burensm in
other quarters OF the country in favor Of The Ar
my project" OF the last session. The people of the
Union should mark and note these things From
the ground thus taken in their public addresses by
the advocates of Van Burensm, it is quite fair to
conclude, that the Standing Army project is not yet
given up, by the Administration. On the contrary,
the inference is perfectly just that should Mr. Van
buren, be reelected, he will exert his official nHu-
ence to the accomplishment of that proiect-though
clearly against the popular wi-eyen as he did in
the case of the Sub Treasury project. Should pow
er then, be continued for another term in ne hands
OF its present possessors the people may anticipate
that the " plaa will be carried out and that Stan.
ding Army Of 200 900 men will be added to the 9th
Ell " blessings and benefits" conferred upon the
country by the Van Buren, Administration Bali,
Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
MORGAN FESTIVAL,

The Wings of gallant little Morgan, will hold
their gathering at Bath, on Tuesday next. Their
invitation TO their Berkeley brethren has been in
our paper for the last three weeks We trust that
the out-pourng of her to our festival on the
10Th Of September, will be remembered and repaid
She is but recently released from the yoke, and we
call upon the Wings of Berkeley to second her ef
forts and cheer her in the noble career upon which
she has entered. They will be inspired with new
zeal, when they behold the manner in which she is
doing her work.
We do not know what arrangements have been
made, but understand that meeting has been, or
will be, held at Hedgesville to arrange all matters
AT our County Couit Monday, we can under
stand where we shall all meet. Arrangements are
made for entertaining large Company, and num-
Der of attractive speakers expected to deliver
addresses.
One more day then, Wings of Old Berkeley, to
the cause OF your country, in especial aid of your
gallant little neighbor. The work that vet remains
to be done is crowded into a narrow space. Per.
form it faithfully and you will soon repose in calm
security, upon the laurcls of a brilliant, triumph.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
Real Estate,


n Morgan County Va, Of which Alpheus Gustin,
died, seized, viz:
1,t. HALF OF LOT NO 80, on Wilkes ST..
in the town Of Bath This is the Southern half Of
Lot 80. 1t lies nearly opposite 10 the Cou r-House
and is the centre of the town. The Buildings
on it pretty good, and it is occupied
TAVERN STAND.
ID. THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, (called out.
ots,) one mile East &C Bath, on the Martinsburg
road
Sd. A TRACT OF ia ACRES on the Poio-
mac adjoining the Lands Of c. 0rrick, Esq, and
Capt. Higgins. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
passes through this Land Iii partially improved
ard well Timbered, and lies about miles North of
Bath.
iih. AN UNDIVIDED FOURTH-PART or
a TRACT OF 75a ACRES, situate at and near
the jc.lction of Rock Gap Run and Sleepy Creek
about miles South Of Bath. Rock Gap Run, where
II passes through this land, affords site for Saw
Mill, which could be worked the whole year. as the
stream is strong and constant. The land Gas well
rs the adjoining lands) is heavily clothed with the
best Of Timber. and part Of the land is of the first
quality Of Creek bottom.
These lands will be set up in parcels, as above
described.
Terms One third of the purchase money to be
cash. The remaining two-thirds to be paid in two
equal payments, at the end of one and two years
the purchaser giving deed Of trust on lie proper
~ TO secure the deferred payments.
Persons desifous to purchase any part of these
lands, can have them shown to them by application
to the undersigned, at the Berkeley Springs.
HENRY a. BYRNE,
October 8, 184O--3t. .Special Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
Dr. SWAYNE'S


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~ those who neglect their COLDS and COUGH.
AT first you complain Of having a Cold, which is
neglected; after which soreness is experienced
in the BroRchia, with Hacking Cough, and final
y the disease settles upon the lungs which the pa
tent will soon perceive by wasting away Of the
body, attended with hectic feyers and splitting up
of Rorid blood and matter from ulcers the lungs;
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ed part Of the lungs; the functions Of the animal
economy grow languid; the body becomes dry; the
eyes sink deep within their cavities at length the
patient pays the debt Of nature when he is Aater-
ing himself with the hopes of a speedy recovery
To obviate all those distressing symptoms "Spsre
no Time" in procuring the above invaluable Medi.
cine at the very commencement of your colds and
coughs whereby your health may be secured and
time and money saved.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia,
This invaluable Incidence is for sale at A. RO-
BiNSON " CO.'S, Mauinsbufg, Va,
October IS 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
Fiom the Baltimore Patriot-October [.
MAINE AGAIN.
We find in the Boston Atlas of Monday, the sub
joined letter about Maine:

MAINE AGAIN.
We find in the Boston Atlas of Monday, the sub
joined letter about Maine:
AUGUSTA, September 25, 1910.
In order to affect the November election in other
States, some OF the Loco Foco papers in Maine pre-
tend there 10 no choice for Governor | pre.
sumo you and our friends understand the ea,as.-
Tie State Committee have prepared circular ei
wing an account OF our gloriou. victory, which will
be sent to our Wing friends in the remote States, on
which perfect reliance can be placed, as they a,e
gentlemen OF the highes, responsibility.
AS said in a previous communication, " Kent
Is elected by the People, and the Senate and the
House Wing"
am astonishei that the Boston Post shosld try
to delude its readers by denying the election Of
Kent Both the Age, the Argus and Post adopted
the same course in 1887 So desperate arc the par
~ that am told in New York they claim the cleo
ton OF Fairfield by 300 majority and suppose in
the West 1t will be magnifed to 5000 :!
The astounding fact of the complete reyolufion in
Maine. will be suppressed, il possible, until after
the November election. As said before. YOU un.
derstand the game but JUST put your distant read.
ers in possession Of the facts Of this trick of the
envy. Long (Whig) leads in Oxford, and should
not be surprised If he is at last elected
repeat again, Maine is good for 5000 for Old
lip, and the Locos give all up here. The Wings
Will again take the stump for November, and we
tear not the result of that election. 1t will be go
rious triumph Of the people-the true democracy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
WIG FESTI VIZ
IN LIT TIL e WI OR c. A NJ +.
NsST~

At meeting of the 7Ippecanoe Club, of Nor
gan County, held at O'Ferrall's Coffee House, on
the 1911 instant 1t was
Resolred, That the Wings Of this County-the
friends of RtFoRM-will give HARRISON AND
TYLER BARBECUE, or REFORM Festival, at
Bath, on Tuesday, the 18th of October next
All the WINGS of this County are earnestly re-
quested to be present that Occasion.
The undersigned were appointed Committee of
Invitation to invite, by public advertisement the CT
tizens OF the neghborng counties in this State Ma
ryland and Pennsylvania, to join in the Festival
Accordingly, they invited favor US with their
presence on that day. and, il is expected that ma
ny OF them will accept the invitation.
Ample preparations will be made for ell who
may come. This invitation is not confined to our
Political friends-the hand of fellowship is extend
ed to those who differ from US in political opinion.
They also, invited to join us-to partake of our
entertainment; and il they choose, to hear an ex-
position of our political creed.
The LADIES invited to honor us with their
company, and par,ake of the festivities
JNO. O'FERRALL,
G. ORRICK, Committee
A. MICHAEL. Jr. Of
SAM. RANKIN, Tnuitation
A. BYRNE.
September "a, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

GIVE are happy to inform our readers, that
after the present week, our paper will be partially
relieved from the mass of Chancery advertisements,
that has encountered our columns for the last two
months, and we shall have more space to devote to
the exciting and interesting topics of the times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

PROGRESS OF OPlNIoS The Msdisonian con-
tains letter OF Gen. John F. Van Ness, formerly
Chairman OF the jackson Genital Committee OF
the District of Columbia in which he assigns rea
sons why he can no longer support the powers that
be. Taught by experience, he is constrained as
friend OF his country and her institutions, to go
against the spos administration and to range on
the side of the people, under the banner of Harr-
son and Reform. The letter Of Mr.. Van Ness,
veteran OF the JACKSON party, is full of instruction
and ought TO be read, genel ally by his late politi
cal associates. To many of them, we doubt not,
il would prove a word Of truth In seasnn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
C,sc1ssart. (O..1 Sept. % 1910.

The news from Maine is Of the most cheering
kind. Ohio will do her duty, although the Locos
are bringing every thing TO bear upon the election
in this district. 1t, however, won't do; we will
beat them to certainty. Gov Poindexter and
Gov. Metcalf address the Wings tonight. Our
night meetings are attended by to 1000 people.
We all wide awake; and say again, victory
will be ours. On the LIST OF October, we to have
agrand display here. am now preparing forit.
Gen. HARRISON arrived this morning from Column
bus. He is in good health and spirits. He will
most certsinly go to the White House ct Washing
ton, and Ohio will lead the van by 10000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

OHIo.-The election in this State takes place on
the 18th instant. The Loco Foco papers affect to
find encouragement in the result of one or two re-
cent elections for constables, or some other small
office and are publishing them with great -four
ish. We may say that we have accounts which
forbid doubt of the vote in the State Of Ohio
Corwin's majority for Governor will be decided,
though his opponent (the present incumbent Mr..
Shannon) is rot exceeded in personal popularity by
any man in the State. General Harrson's MAORI
ty will be overwhelming. We say this much to
friends, that they not may deceived by the glorifca
tions of the Loco Foco press-Ohio is safe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS.

THNf1E subscriber takes pleasure in informing his
Il friends and customers, as we'll as the pubic
generally, thar he is now in receipt OF his
Fail and Winter supply Of .uerchasdtse,
consisting ofevery variety Of BRITISH, FRENCH,
INDIA. and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, select
ed with great care, and on the most reasonable
terms; Men, Women, and Children's SHOES. g.
BOOTS, of every description; to which be invites
particularly the attention of his country neighbors
and friends.
Oct. s, lS40 THOMAS c. SMITH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

was subdued They feel themselves impelIed by
every just consideration to devote all that can be Of
service to the cause. Catch their generous spirit.
days that yet remain, to the performance Of the
work that your country demands at your hands, and
a noble reward win crown your eforts--the saliva
ton of your country and the peace, prosperity and
happiness of Yourselves and your felIow-men
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
V'OYETE.

kNFAN NORRIS, an indented apprentice to the
~ undersigned, to learn the Shoemaking bust
Northwest ofMartinsburg, on Thursday last the
LIST inst He had on when he left, Fulled Lin
sey roundabout and Nankeen pantaloons, other clio.
thing not reeollected-he is about 10 years of &C.
l think ne was persuaded OF by some boys. lie
has an uncle living near Hagerstown, Md, and,
perhaps he has gone there. | will give liberal
reward to any person who will return said boy or
give any Information concerning him
JOHN I, MATTHEWS.
October 9, l840.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
TIpPECANOE CLUB.


WHlTE LEAD IN Oil; do. do. dry Red do;
w Linseed Oh; Lamp Black Whiting Span
lsh' Venetian Red Spanish Brown Chrome Vel.
low; do Green; prussian Blue; Black Lead; Bri-
lsh l.ustre; Stone Oker; Logwood Ground Red
wood; Cam do Fustic Ground Alum; Copper
as; Red Sanders; Flotant Indigo; Ivory Black !;
Lithargei Spirits Iurpeniine; Arnatto; Madder;
iu.merc; AlePpo Calls, &c, &c; Just received
and for sale by w. DORSEY.
October 8, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
RICHMOND CONVENTION.

We are without any notice the great Conven.
ton which assembled at Rich nond, on Monday
last. the anniversary of Harrison's victory on the
Thames. From appearances in this quarter, we
doubt not, they lad charming weather, and tre-
mendous assembage of the freemen Of Xirginia.