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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16
...es rlar E>tatc, in tie Couatycf Chesterfield md
Cigof Richmond, for sale.

&sa'' ''". i,S n.,J -. ,oy,
CtRV hWnhot" 'Ju' go.
~ ~ Il, DEGREES of the tncuu Superior Court o Law
i , ags for The county ." ti"nrlco anu ciiy OF hic-
r..,urai The 9Th and stu day {" February, ist IN
,.l4,-ry therein drp"Htna styled Co>bys guardian
- H.. IN. undersigned, the Commissioner th"trjn
-r..l vi OFF, for sale, nj public auction, {" the
49,. , =, I.r.,. l,y the sad decree directed be
.i a..s. ~ purcell Of LAND, lying on james River,
,.s,. fr.,d h"iur that pan al the Fails rani-
,r,.r9..I hy samuel Cosby al has Blown, Jesse
tg.. gr-t r. Bentley Trustees of y H. W"cltridce ana
cd = clarke saI Wife, and Henry Clarke aud "ie, ny deed
+, r.. M; = az TIE county Court OF Oh steied-coil-
i. m. nine hundred mud three: fourth \ Lot
= .a!. king IN III" city OF Richmond upon me EI>,
..r.r f.giulinr NJ the North Lot sold
;,gh. the trustees If the jewish synagogue run.
r,,l, aoniss with Locust street l2s feet al.
>Tgawarlly parallel with the first Iinc Al feet; and
mounting nj the North Of the said last
Il. rYn.r,l. ihaace North Eas;wardIy with Locust
r.tsn So!,u EnStwardiy. III rl.; angles With o-
vii
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., "a. 10, aud acknowledged lnpresence OF

"GN, director ~ officer Of IN" said Bank cnn cs's wv -
a uu -'nckhulirr, either IN ersth % " 49, ~ II"
.' uaIw uIl ur solemn attenuation that the Stoc = W
" ,'n Dog J,lr sds his USn properly Q. ny I
- .r! "a If m. t.atnr ntetaies estate OF = 1'n"
z! m hun uf duly recorded WIZ OF use", ~
y" .,i persons not voting AZ Tue nc ., mi
a1.N Other sock and moreover. that smc STOCK y h't ~
" at ~ any transfer. contrvci or designer !" ~
'''t> - regulating the nunher OF sh'es " -
~ & ~" stockholders respectively, or 10 give % " -;
s''" number Of than he is fairly eh'i'eu " WV"
L....a - "'S '''' -" I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY,, JUNE l6, 1919

DENITENTIARY ACTl RESI- offer for sale AT the
Pcncntiay Store leading from The Man
st. TO AIayo.s Bridge articles usually manufactured the In
siinon, consisting in part of the following, VIZ:
kersts Saiinats heavy for cuhin9 hnc " Jeans
nsry Plains Cotton OsnahnIgs; Blue Doncstcs, single and
double woke; Bags aud Raging, HEAVY PLANTATION
BROGrES AND SHOES: ALSO fine SHOES and Huts; Harness al
III kinds Wagons, Carts, D Coal tarS RaliFa! da Wheel
harrn,ys Of all descriptions rntns knives, Wheat Fans oi Tue
approved rol-ir French Barr NH stones schcri
Ecii.cratn safes NarrohS Nails aud Spikes 81
different SIZES Agricultural implements q" all kinds Tents ana
other equpagr iu m"ri" and many att>
required BY Railroad ana Canal Contractors all q" which arr do
nestle hnih in manufacture and ia nacIialn qIal and m'c
viii air, compete with any articles of the kind III market Any
hand and manufactured at The Inst
tuition, will BE- executed according Ia order.
J. c. WATSON, .4grrt,
June II 0-3ml PeaitrDtiHrg, Va.
Two TOBACCO PLANTERS-1hOsc persons who may send
Tobacco by the Railroads. requested 10 consan II d'-
without designating warehouse; the large
quantity arriving renders uncertain where can BE-
received. PEYTON, DEANE < EDWARDS.
June S-Jw
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ISNEs: RIVER AND kAAAhiA ,oM' .sNi. =,
NOTICE TO WIZ Ne RECEIVE" =,
IN. nnirr III lanes River ani kanawha company: Va
Richmond until the eth Jul! NEXT for The =" @
Dams River Locks, Ia he hnl' across '''''S ''
IyrrLlurr and the mouth III North k.'cr. -
I,.,"s mr.. Ia be hu!i heavy solid stone masonry
.uch mart laid the specifications s "s'I
the la!! tA'"''
@ ,,s nt,ns They will vary height from I" - feet
Az ,,.sa ~ N b. for The Lock Gates, of - LOCKS
be,wern tie points above named with iron WORK similar 10 ''
below l.ynchhmrg. =, ,,.., - T,,,es Sc IN
i. rdy In he cSlbcd f. H. Gill, ESQ, ;r .naineer ." a'
after the 18th day Of Junc next, at hlS "her III h >,
may aprr such Information Is VIII enable thci "
make proper proposals 49, ). -, .,,o ,,,,rcr a. far
% work On the line above Gyucbur- which we're let III 70
vemher last " ,.,. ,.,r, ain H.. March.
timber Lock Gates VIII be- required 10 oc P''
cured and laid aN carefully as the specification directs
Richmond ath April 1910. Clint Engineer " X q q. Co.
Muy
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r.. ,,l- <,,CIJoIjer< of The BANK Of IIrginia.

z, he S'ycLAoIderS oi the Bunk Of ltrg'"m.
fp4r ..-. a,.,ainL b, the to examine me-
aa,t On thu condition Of the Bank Of Virginia. h'lvns
.t N.'.G ti.!r investigation, and the h"iu % -
To- extra meetings n 'hc >''' y
" rlrti iri previous notice "i iiS ''ii az. p -. -
N"i,sr hereby @INcn, tnHt the Sa'a ioAi" ~ 49,
.> A. the m, day of July, for meeting OF W.
l r, nj held their Banking House ~ Tue u! :"
@ agd nr a,d Hnrri earnestly request iu
1 +, ,, III lr time and ;!ace, well To- CONSIDER nc
.,1n.tyu # ~. EaGk, - adopt su'h aihio y
u.. ralas and regulations a. 1" il.n Sa'i 'Pl.H,
r nlr fir Ill" future management OF the bahk, ana
4. Peg. l.'a-- tgf. ri.ilIiug thereto. .., !;
..., ri ia mas not ind it CONVENIENT to a''tiia !"
u. s-,,rl IL appoint pToyc. represent them n ne
~ ulll ria, view. the form oi power oi a'to'
~" ''H# saun.IrI.
L nr-.r sne ..pa.,l. .,,
JOHN BEoCKENDRoUGii, President.
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rIE subscribers received by The packer Manchester iron"
L New York, the following and desirable Goods:
Embroidered Mou>'iiu de Lanes and Ch'l!!s
BIZ and lead, and plain INK 1t"
cord and white .nunh painted Lawns ana MnSih-
Super French prints aud painted Jacuntis
Super English and American Prints
Medium and low priced do. and furli'ures .
super bid Gro dc Rhine and mode cold e." dc Nap
Blk. blue, green, white and straw cofd tloTences
Thread Laccs, Edcings aud nsertnss
Swis, and Cambria do DO.
Plain satin and Iaftta Ribbons
Bonnet, hat and cap
Long and short blk and to'd iict net Gloves
Embroidered and plain do Hlills
Ladies' mems plain silk and Lille thread "in''s
III h., Ger hurk kin and ho.kin do.
is,;rir and plain bordrred thread Cambria lldkis.
silk net ShawlS, Scar;s and }dki>.
Workcd Muslin and Lace Capcs and Collars
Dotted plaid, and plain Swiss MusHs
Worked Muslin fi"unces aud Bands
Table pauask, Diaper aud Napkins
irish Linens, wins, aud Linen ramiricS
Bleac'd and brown Russia Shecttng and Diaper
Bird Eve Diaper, Dow las and Duck
Ladies' silk, Cotton and Cashmere Hose
Gru,lsnrn's silk, Cotton and Wor>trd half Hose
Feather I'm. Shell, Paper aud Palm Leaf Fans
Super Fancy Cashmere for summer wear
BIZ Cashmere.t, Grape Camlris ana filhce''aS
Dram de Etc IruclIeilc and Victoria Cloth
Georgia Nankeens, CraukicS and Cotonades
Al and IL plain French Linen, all prices
s,n.r brown and white PLAN aud ribbed Linen Drills
Fi",d Satin Alarseles and London yelling for vests
Preached and brown Shrcng and SLutnss all prices
Low pficed and fine cold lcGhorn Hats
SIX Umbrellas paraSolS and S!la'
Which wiki; the before hand constitutes an assortment
y,tv Superior 10 have usually had At this season "t The
vn,,l al whit having been purchased with the cash. we are
10 offer n, prices will ensure sale TO those l"StaFfh
Of cheap goods either by the quantity or ~ ft'ali.
- N.'f VALENTINE x BREEDEN,
Hitc Baiiacs H. Street, Sh"c$o mn
Nav 20 '-E'N''N
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I,nE OLD SWAN AT YoGK.rowN-.o celebrated in III,

'E'is oLD SWAN AT fURk-TOWN-so celebrated IN III
days OF s former proprietor Lawrence Gibbons, for 81 81 IN
Injuries OF this life, whether please palate the eyca
htrn k" Tor the last IL correspondent former h!c
r'pac YET comuciIn. isf of rl! and
!r PGbic patronage. Ihir bathing houses hcing erected
ana Every preparation Is making for The entertainment OF company
M me hay week MONTH through the approaching season IL Ia
~ par beds and u>tieTy. supplied III The most suitable
carriages and horses furnished the shortest notice Indeed
presents numerous advantages summer soris accom-.
u' WIZ ht 'ind ~ sn, aud n cheap n ihn'r ''f'
mol Sn Sheatiilncss Is equal 20 iEat 81 any "hrl
portion u l,' ,1I'i!i-n proof OF i, Il b" proper Il
-ar Ia iim from Richmond sren tn Whole MONTH OF lat
August save few days said house, and after enjoy in
prorg health all the while home restored by salt
a Passengers are transported 10 and from Whynne a "
James RIVER phncnaiy hsin. only Smiles thence For further
ri! 10 WILLIAM NELSON.
Ap - l6-2,,y Inns Iayain
~ The National ntrIiaencsr requested copy The above,
and send their account IL this office for collection
NEGROES FOR SALE.
ON MONDAY, The twenty day Of neat june, being
~ Court day III fair n the fair day, will be- offered fn
sale al Orange Court House 10 the highest bidder credit Of
sly months Lkry and rauate Sarss three young nen
aud three pnagh boys belonging E>ta" o William Davis.
deceased Boyd with approved security wi be- rrlnirrd
GEORGE PANNill,
,dm'G. Of WA. Davis, decd
Junc2 7-wtdS
% ,i ltia = '"'' : = :" '''''','' '
James F. Cross, Pltlntih.
against 49,
Nancy rnss widow Cross irc, Joseph o. Cross vii
liam H. Cross Sarah A. Cross, John f. tluSS Edwin 'r"S-, aud
Eizah,th Cross, The lN last al whom at infants under W age 81
This ay rac The paiuilrby his attorney, and filed his hi and
defendants avn. entered Their appearance ana gwen Sc
CURLY according the 81 Assembly aud the rules 81 ms r"
and appearing satisfactory evidence that they are mol nia
ants Country, ordered tha, the said defendant" d. an
near r, on the ,s day ind the plain
IN some ncw spa,rr published III tie city Of Rchhnnd Tor '""
aud that another COPY b. posted al hr ro"'
i C"iy-Tes4, PHILIP D. WINSTON G. ~ C.
MAY II i-"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

S,TEANBOAT RAPPAJANNOCK, Capt. " Fatrbank, will un-
- Ill further notice. leave Baltimore Saturday evening, at
o'clock touch Pungolrasur Eastern Shore 81 virginia,
O'Clock Sunday It Tapfaannork the same evening", and
arrive al rrcdcrick Monday morning IN tim" Tor passengers
Ia take The Cars Richmond Washington Returning. leave
nuch Tuesday Tor a;luE", ana iind
Messengers nj run.ucaeu CclIch "Wednesday evening Ter
sons wishing this route, Richmond inr>aE
nrnrc IN the cars al be in im u the StramhIf, or meet her
nj Iau:o!,iock Wcinc day muTniu. g ShdA Line ~ Stages
passage incluIiug fare from Fredericksburg T. Baltimore. -. !"
rrn.,.ur So from lapla.annnck 10 Pnrni"aen-. 81 from
itl,,, "a ALEXANDER FALLS,
.9"t1,. R0hi,aorc.
REUBEN T.. IlIOM.
,,,,oo i~-pawiv1 .i..a., Frei,r,rs>Lar".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

FIRM 4 a Pnrcr % .fft0TR'h. !, horob,
,sa- .g man, - IL - n,y substitute proxy torcP-
-, meeting of the stockholders OF The sank "l ,
- . be be q! ;li.ir Banking House, on WEDNESDAY, nv ~
u Jur urNt-1nd in - name and behalf to vote on i
.'e5y SlJac that NAV he submitted I" the sara r''lI
,t.s, WHEREOF; have hcrcuutO set - u! vi '"i''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
vv,lr Lectures the Faculty Of Piyslc OF the tnvCy 81
MARYLAND u III The ensuing term IN NE hs, diy
cn,er ne A. i'll until the first da! Of March
following. :, .,,,.o;
Professor " Porter, Theory and Practice OF Med,cinr
r. W. Hat, Obstetrics, Hygiene and Med JurIspln-
dence. = ,r,.,,i..
" +. A. Axis, Chemistry and Pharmacy
W a. BAgEE Anatomy and Physiology
~ r. SMITH, Lecturer ON Surgery
~ III. ARRANGEMENTS the next session, III Siniih WIZ e
, and compe,e course Surgery norc the usual period Tor
49, far Lexington aud after his departure an additional
nrsr in surgery will given 10y ihe Professor OF lnat"ny
Tie Faculty are satisfied that Medical student: WI inS aplnr
ia r.,, advantages he derived from six month course
~ .r,urcswhle the few who cannot conveniently Sphd
~ mons in town an attendance during -four months rs III DINER
r., ,,;,u,inns yil meet demands Of thc charter
ih''''''''"7' " WILLIAM l.. y. AKIN Dram
.--fi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

rf'u PLANTERS scndiag their Tobacco aud other rotnc" 10
! Richmond, forwarding hy The Richmond ana P"tcshnr.
Railroad Company:
Produce Railroads South 0i Petersburg. WILL II 50
direct b forwarded Richmond delay It should he
consigned the Depot Agent al Petersburg, OR j. Sqritcs who
viii attend forwaran. H. and Wal pay the Railroad freight I"
Petersburg the ,ayasc forwarding commission "i 10
,rr cent on Ills Road VII 80 charged by the Agent.
and received with the freight and drayac'.
This Company will 10, c liable for accidents or losses except
a. II present 81 : Road.
Tn, Agent Ia forward To Richmond, tobacco ana
otllc! prddGcr >.gt 10y THE APPROXIMATION River
Freight Tobacco, 81 per hoc>cad'nna':>sio itccntS
N,,. = i~,1 I2t-2m
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FTy, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY % H.rr'oNp, Co.'s

75-c> CTpE INSURANCE COMPANY ~ H.Erf DID, coNN.
- -, 3p.ary AT R,hmOpd prpiaG.
,r,u comnanv incorporated the year lc WIN per
H., ri'arr:r and cara S2GDO0J, and insure. against
lac ~ ta,nap. by fire dwcn. houses, stores, manufacturing
household furniture, and merchandise III GENERAL
nm rho most favorable terms. $50, :.
a. r hirh Company sustain on risirS taken At
~, rnncv wl be adjusted with prunp,tuhe ana iItraihy.
,anc,inns for insurance the renewal al policies ma! "
-, M subscriber who has been duly appointed aEeh u" me
CIV If Richmond aud vicinity u. HALFWAY .'%'"
Office opposite the Banks. CGm
M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

--OTTI'E Pbpp"n Jones HaVn. by deed q. ii
I'm nil, transferred their property debts and effects,
have with appreciation OF The pfincr! creditors whn ar
,nrn rnyi,d fr employed said T. X j. I" close tl hnsihr'S
- sncrd;y ~ practicable TO rnrc this object they "I sell ne
ocs on hand cash town acceptance TrtSnI" rom l
rnrn,ry IN want articles III their linr Wal ina IL 10 'r III
,c,.st Ia iy, Them 4 call hrin drcla>:n. elsewhere
m. subscriber drsir"u> t" clsr ;hiS concern WIN a ~
liz della, as pnsha Mr. jones' one OF the agents VIII eau upon
IN tho.a indebted firm, by noe bond or open account Il"
settlement. ,, :, ,i.;,,,o hi, III,
- r,orn IA cI,.r their without delay
~ l"'i RICHARD WHITFIELD, TRUSTEE.
l1l-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

- I'THEGFUuED MILLS AND MIDDLETON MIl!S.-lh"
ia River aud kanwil COMPANY ar irsr"i- To Hs" ne
Rutr Mills kCmGnd for the ensuing season. For
term, apaly . Gen BERNARD Pryiun ii Richmond
The sam. Company offer for sale tie .Fidc"h Mills On me
James River, inyanua. For terms, apply to Cen John H.
Cooke, Wnnsvillc, iIuvanua County.
Richmond, 18th April, lciD -
Aua ili'-ti>i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

N-OTCE-i vacancy having occurred IN al the Hotels ~
~ the University Virginia. by the death of o the Hotel
session, appointment I" III Inc same
,vil Il. made hy the Board Visitors their meeting thu 18th
july nex-The price allowed for board, including de" hch at
lru. furniture dprmtuv, washing and proper attend
anre Of servants for aud mental duties Si' for
each Sl"nt Of mnnhs.Thc board - received
ouar, in advance Proctor, who over 10 the Hotel
KEEPERS proportions the rnd "f every month
Applications should hr made IT, ih- subscriber
before the it'll ui July. W. II. Noonlh'.
800 Proctor Z. n ia.
University Of Va, May 20, liza. 5-t'sJy
to- The country Viii. please copy
I,,T sui.r,h.r Il, iur engaged m the COLLECTING III 81
NESS will attend HE Courts uf Charlotte, PIInct Edward,
Noow ny, Amelia, l.uncnhurg and hnrkingha".
All Bonds and Papers entrusted TO his carr, VIII meet with
prompt attention. VI. u. NAC"h'i-''
" T. ycirahl. & CO. F,mviI,. VA
Thwcatt A. !: Ransyn, fa'''N"''' ID
Col Samuel ID. Burke, Burkcvillr.
Address Famvlle
Nav 5-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

"a NM FRY-I,rd Solder Sl,s and Bills, Allovcr n ont
> ide Plated Strups nt<, English W"r-trd Web, strain
IN .h s,dlrrs sGrrcS Fnr Steel and Plated Spurs. Harness
Woun,na nf every Descriptions English Heads and ErinS aud
NnrijuraIS-Wh complete assortment OF Sadde materials
for sale liberal terms 10y w NJ : HiN"El.l' !. S'N'
" Importers and Hhnesa's GealcrS, - tdrs'tTf,
80 IllI-lm1 PhiaE, 'phiJ.
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STAliNEEINI. CURED.

81 n CDMSTOGk'S Vocal GyinIalE ana lSrem lT ElarN-
~ ,,n Philadelphia. Tins Institution open from the irSi ol
Sepemb.r iii the JInrJng and August hem: vacation
ns ,l DESTROYS in.irriciion either Tor the al sta"
werng pas improvement in to'n"a may .aTn thr ron
Sions' az ANDREW CUMSTOCk. NJ H.,
NJ. 100 Mulberry Arch Street, Philadelphia
Dr. Cnsocks Remarks on S;anhcilns, crnihchtrS "i
,,e and t,c numerous recommendations which b" has osaim:
NJ s system Of Yoa Gp,aaa<c appended 10 hs circular
whirb shall be sru To any who may wish 10 learn upon
oven in tie principal citic, ilroush,a, tho Union.
y 800, =" - - ''' 1-lm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

postponed until Friday, the lh Of lnnr next
!. l..
May 4 1910 G.. y. j.
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FIRM in pnrcr &c .7t'0rntN.

JOHN BEoCKENDRouGII, President.
h'.s % Nt-nia MAJ ~, Irip.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
June &, leiO.

MILITIA.
Read and laid upon Tie 5 ona 800 ro2ies crerd 10 be
printed
Mr. kEIH from the Committee on the Militia, sub
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DIR. E&GAdH'S
EryR,D i 9 7 yf q s 3
REST0RER OF TIE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTTER DISEASES,

WHETHER produced hy lille, p'.-n, ou internal morbid
w matters badly cured Old disorders, from 'r
use of mercury, clnnci, bark, yr, OF IN iTicSJ from ne
change ui Lie, : specified ~ DR.. rs pamphlet.
pF.Tp haiti. tIufS ilT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
PRINCIPLES or THE TORIES.

Down with the Banks r. cries Blair
Down with the Manufactofies II cries Fifll
Reduce the value Of property. says BuchynaD.
he Laborer needs Ineati" cries Tappan.
Ten Cents day fora Laborer I" shouts Bueha.
nan. M sss
Sach, fellow-citxens, are the doctrines which are
boldly and unbiushingiy ayowed by Van Buren, and
bis followers. Are you willing TO be the inslri-
ments Of your own destruction and bring havoc and
ruin TO your own FIRE sidesf That such will be the
inevitable consequences Of Van Buren's recollection,
no impartial mind can doubt; every net Of his adj
mnstration aims at the subyersion Of our free in-
situations. Awake then, from your lethargy; your
country demands your services. and sheil she plead
in vainl Let your wa,ch-word be down with the
administration" and we shall soon hail you with
The joyful cry Of " al's well y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
WHY WE OPPOSE VAN BUREN,

Because he is the favnrite Of the Cour, OF ST.
james and ailthe Tories and Royalisis in England.
Because he is the advocate Of he Sub-treasuly,
which, according tothe arguments Of lis own friends
will redpce the value OF property and the wages Of
labor, making the rich richer aud the poor poorer
Becapse he is af,aid 10 ayow his principles.
Because, he would establish standing army Of
200 600 men IN direct opposition 10 the very spirit
blood OF the heroes and martyrs OF the revolution.
Because. he is the friend and patron Of The Me.
chanics Of Europe in preference 10 those Of Amcri
ca
Because he is in favor of restricting the right Of
suffrage; and last. tho not least,
Because, he did not enter in at the straight
gate but orawed into Office over tho popularity Of
bis predecessor Lancaster Pa Buckeye.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
From the Baltimore Daily Evening Gazssss.


Fanny Kemble, in her trashy book Of libels on
The American character, among other monsfrous
choyges, which she brought against the leaders of
fashion in this wooden country, turned up her nosc
and The whites Of her eyes, and exclaimed At the
TOP OF the voice Of shrew, that it was shoe king,
positively shocking that Of all the great dinner
PARTIES she was at in America, she had never. IL
any one, met with "Fis6RR aLAssxsv Now, We.
fliy this was vefy serious charge, and, if true,
would have Initiated greatly against the national
standing OF our country abroad. And as our Prosi-
deaf, IN his deep and profound historical research
o., had learned that two ppissant nations, in days
ot yore, had made war upon each other, TO decide
the important question, whether an egg should be
broken In is hitis end, or big one, to relieve the
nation Of all periis Of similar involvement, he made
draw upon the peoples treasury for t22 for set
Of Eager glasses; 80 that, il Miss Kemble should
publish another edition upon eves-dropping tea-ta-
BILE SANDER, and finger efasses, with a view Of
breeding war between US and the big or little-en-
dams, Mr.. Van Buren, will be able, by the produc-
ton Of the veritable glasses aforesaid, to avert tbe
horrors Of foreign embodiment Therefore. y III
from eondsmning him Cor this expenditure, We hold
~ and will maintain il before all the knights Errant
n christendom, that the purchase Of these glasses
: the most adroit measure Of his great reign, not
even excepting tho employment Of the legion of
IN the Florida war
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
NUMBER so.
POLITICAL CHANGES.

-. $500 O.
A'hoag w is'e changes from ian buren 70 Har
',aoh ea' naoa ~ giving reasons tor their rccaAtA
aon' W ho'i0e 'he 'ohow'ng
Forty-one 10 Montgomery county Ob;o III
Twenty-scven in Huron CO. O. v
Seventeen in Lucas GO. o.
Nineteen in Coshocios co. o.
SIX in Sciosa co. q.
len IN Mama co. @.
twenty-five IN Ashtabula co, @.
One hundred and three In Csyuga co. n. w.
Five hundred Mt Rochester. N. "
Seventeen in Broomc co, Ny.
Iwentythree Mt Attica. N. Y.
Twelve IN Niagara co, n. II
.sieSen ai NorIdgcwock, Me.
1wenty-iour II Bsidgtown Me
rhisen Meel'nncs Newark. NJ !.
twenty-five ~ sasqiehanna co. Pa.
en- ~ Aleghany co Ia.
SEVEN ~ Ioikefsburg, Va.
Eishsy-two m Columbus, Cleo.
Ihrt,-tse 10 Memphis. Tenn.
ihrsy-hye 10 Watrsn CO. Tenn.
80 hundred and nlneiasn n blount 60. Tenn.
llwen'y.two N Nor'lifeid, W.
ss va''e' ~. g .'"iSnes'ef, "
" @" .e'sy a"n 'eu n'hefs from one Van Bu-
81 - s-1 n''a' ~ ,A't,ck GO. va
,u"vs'u ana ssr ha mes arc enrolled az mem
,an,,>s .''..' ~onan''c" y sigissnce, IN wash.
81 wne'e a'iast April election he
re MY ny po's'a - %'o VOTES.
:, pas's, q tennessee late Delegate u tho
.,,saa,, IN, t'h'a s.ohseh''on' 'hat atd not no.
80" y, ~ 'oHhs""' mas I.nunnced VIM Buren,
81. =" '''' "0'ss' Nv" '3fneo from me error Of his
"ay-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17

The st. Louis Pennant objects 10 the phrases
drank as Jedst," " 6eastly drunk" sometimes
used to describe people in state Of intoxcation
lie says it is ia gross SANDER upon the best Gre
alton We never saw beast yet that was not too
respectable to get drunk--man is the only animal
that Is mean enough 70 doit."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17

CErsus ASFcDoTE MIR. Crist, 10 a lesse, to tho
Editor ofthe Cincinnati Chronicle, relates be fol-
lowing dialogue between himself and 4 married h.
dy;
Madam, what age shall put you down - No
direct aaswtr.) How old Is your husband l---Six-
ty-one. And your eldest son 7---Twcnty. sc,sn.~-
And the next f--r~enty-onc, Ard how old do YOU
call yourseff--l do not know my age exacfly; ba,
j Is about thirty Did understand you, rnadsn
that your eldest son was lweaiy.seyen i--Yes. You
must surely them be more ,hao thirty f--weIi Sir,
(quite snappishly) told you ajoat thirty eani
tell exactly: may be thrty-one OF lwo, but am
positive il Ia not over that 81