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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
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bas @clD in @mpfans gu nehmen.
Deroer 89eber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
Uhnt Is all His Minimum faro

The Fredericksburg Arena IS somewhat mistaken
Il is not true that Richmond us to be illuminated
permission having been obtained, suppose, from
the Editor of the Enquirer The fact is, the Wings
have not yet obtained their permisson-the Tip.
pecanoe Club having rescinded the resolution which
they had previously adopted in favor of an illumination
This Expunge the first act of discretion of which this
madcap party has been guilty for the last six months
Instead of illuminating their houses, indeed, they had
better illuminate the People about the principles OF
their Yelled Prophet candidate All his Long Talks are
only words words words So! They evasions,
equivocatons-not the frank expos,ions of states.
man or Of soldler-the garrulity of age without any
Of its wisdom.
The Arena may be right in its prediction, that the
"concourse of people (here) will be very great The
Metropolis (may be) thronged By wild and promis-
multitude of Wings, and not few Of their op.
ponents, who, from various motives, will be brous Oh,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

LIEUT.. HooE-.7 case ia point.--We give the FOL
loving case upon the authority of gentleman whose
name if the facts denied viii be given: mutt.
ny having occurred board the schooner George
Washington, sea, 1872 the parties engaged in IT,
John Du'ton and Samuel Tuly (mate) were tried at Bos
ton Mr. Justice Story presiding, and condemned, upon
the evidence of Robert Owens, free black man Tul-
ly hung and Dutton pardoned under the gallows,
October the l0th 1879 Refer records of the U. s
Court, at Boston.
This il will be seen is much more aggravated case
than that of Lieut. Hooe. II happened too under the
administration of JAMES MADISON, and yet We
have never seen it stated that the Federas,s of that
day had their symphathies enlisted in behalf Of Tuy,
who VS. actually hung upon the testimony of free
negro nor did they abuse Mr Madison, much a. they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
spppo1 of ". H. Horrisou by british Uhigs,


We shall Law before readers IN the of the
next week long and capital article from the Boston
Morning Post, on The Great Money Conspiracy be
tween the British Wings in England and in America.
Every day satisfies of the interest taken BY the Eng
sh politicians, in favor of WIN. H. Harrison; some,
who own near 300 millions of State stocks, be-
cause they expect them TO rise, from the hope of
assumption III consequence of that event; and others,
because they expect more favorable in the ad-
justnen. of the Maine boundary The following an
ecdotc is from the New York Evening Post of Monday
evening "lhc ship England, lying IN port, had a
flag tiylns lhtS morning from her mast with the IN
scripton, "ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN
TO DO HIS DUTY, abiding to the meeting of the
Wing merchants the Exchange, where ID. Webster
was speaking The ndecency Of this boast of the
ncction between the Wing politicians and their SYM
pa,hisers in England, was gross hata considerable
excitement took place on the wharves, and the flag was
taken down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
(Cory ~
"7reasury Department, Sept. %, IL

"7reaSury Department, Sept. y, 1910.
"SIR: Your letter of Saturday last, requesting to
know if numerous Treasury drafts as low SO, had
been issued and entered the ordinary circulation OF
the country has been received. In reply, am happy
to state that no drafts have been ISSUED since the indie
pendent Treasury bill passed, winch differ in iorm cha
ractrr or amount from those issued previously
"They sums corresponding 10 the claims &" be
paid whether so or $1,000 10 cents, and not
as general rule, issued in different sums. Occasion.
ally the discussing officer has smaller payments to make
out of them and wishes larger divided for the
convenience Of himself and those entitled to receive the
money But this has always been done formerly, when
requested, which is very seldom. They never d.
yided TO be used as a currency, into of $40, oil
even 100, or 600 Nor do b eve they have been
or can be used currency, either before since the
bill passed. while the practice which has always hitherto
pre- vailed, shall continue.
81 am respectfully,
s'Your ohrd't servt
ul,EEI WOODBURY. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
WnrrLIsG, Sept. 24lh, $40.


To THE EDlroR-"The North West is true to her
Ancient faith ! cannot be mistaken in the people.
have ever had confidence their political integrity and
in the honesty Of their purposes, and am their in
elgence will hold at its proper WORTH the present at
tempt of the Wings at frauJand deception. a strange
very strange state of things exists now in Ohio. Old
Tip gong through the State, escorted by hand o.
music with outrlders and runners huzzang for their
Chief, He talks 10 the people, and abusing Col
Johnson, and giving entire versions of the Battle
of the Thames The from Kentucky paradng
through Ohio. John Tyler is now there--the Wings
feel that Ohio-Ohio is cut loose from the Log CABIN
Papeanlry'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

rs II NOT FACTThat many p.rsons WHO wnnIa
purchase Piano Foe, If they CERTAIN of getting roo
nstramHs!ro such, let say purchase one Of CHICKERING'S
Glbefts manufacturer and be all thai is
ccssan. You will then what you want viz: rood ns,r
But, yon iadSrep, article don't purchase any
of make, such had constantly rreeiv
nc from manufacturers land shall always keep hand
best Of Piano Foes this State Just
opened-sereal Of those Rosewood patterns much admired
A. 5. MADDOX,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, opposite the Banks,
Sept - 3s-3lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

We are advised of a hnmbug effort now making oy
of the Wings TO charge upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury the design o converting Treasury drafts INTO
medium of circulation No would be more OPP
posed to such system, than observation-disclosures we
have no idea that the Government should attempt To
furnish an inconvcrblc paper indeed regular me-
dunn of circulation But the report has gone abroad,
We think it due Ia the Administration To publish the
following note from Mr. Woodbury. to a citizen OF NIr-
rnia It will illustrate what has been the practice OF
the Government al all times reference To Treasury
drafts II has been often SAID and credence no doubt
nut in the statement. that these drafts which Govern
mcnt has been and always viii compelled 10 use,
under anY system Of fiscal arrangement, IN lis dis
bursen.cnls have been brought about by the indie
pendent Treasury THIS letter, II will be seen, puts
the exnguisher upon the idle, wifu and silly M
puatiOns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

ID LOODED ORSES.-mmediatey after the sale of Captain
ID Ilarrsuns Stock, Fairfield, 9Th October NEXT fol.
lowing Horses will be sold credit Of sN and twelve months
I'm satisfactorily endorsed American Pomona,
Alfred. Of IaNalls bay mare wiclI hy
Sii Harry, al imported Pomona Tins the dam
kny Hc, which is the only animal OF her produce which
been beautiful dark bay Flly Foa by Priau
81 American Pomona B. large, elegant chestnut Fly, tfl
sstr 10 the arrl old last Spring An elegant
snn of the richest dark bay color old by Chateau
harcauN out Of American Pomona Al The sale extended ped-
crres VIII he given The blood the dams will
equal TO that OF the Mare two or three
f'es good blood WILL probably be also offered. Should
there not DC Time to effect the sales of these
mentioned day they VIII be sold morning the next
day, a, the appointed place. AMER CRITMp
Powhaan, Sept. 2sth. 4o-o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

h,,od and reyed him, for having admitted such ev.
dance But in the Hooe their dcnuncati"ns OF
Mr. Van Buren, are unmcusurcd; although they hno"
perfectly well, that Iooc not condemned upon ne
gro testimony but upon the evidence OF credible
,ctitc ,citResScS.- Charlottesville J.HerS0nI@n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
4 q ARn

We have been requested TO announce, for the in
formation of his friends and the public, that recent
occurrence-the loss of relative-will prevent
Gen G. c. Dromgoole from complying in great de-
gree with the wishes and expectations of those who
had kindly invited him TO participate in the public dis.
cus.ons which the pending Presidential election eli
citing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

No f,ro ,rayS about no,e'-We have read Mr.. ID.
Websters Speech, TO the Merchants of Wall street on
Monday last fle out in favor Of 'nattOnnt:ed
currency-and obviously prefers great National
Bank And yet this politician declared himself but
the other dav in favor of Jecrsonan Virginia Demo
crazy. Fudge, He is about much of Democrat
in his principles he is Southron in his feelings
IL is all over humbug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
MscriptiOn on Mr.. Taimadses foS:

WScrlpON on VT IHUW"0ge .V"3:
"No man rendered him Gov. Tompkins) more etti-
cient aid than Martin Van Buren,. In yonder Senate
chamber his eloquence was often heard in favor of
providing means and granting supplies carry the
war and to feed and clohe half clad sodery: While
some Of his present prosecutors Mr Webster, for ex-
ampe) openly rejoicing at the defeat of our
and secretly mplorng those of the enemy.
inscription far .Nr. Hises fog:
awhile Mr.. Webster, who in the Senate, rebuked
him so severely for want of American feeling, WAS
LENDING ms AIp TO TuE TREAso~,HLE SCHEMES Or THE
HARrroRp CoNyESTloS, Van Buren, of the
AErrsr advocates ofcvery plan that calculated
bring the war 10 a favorable issue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

The next time Lynchburg Nginln pleases found
harge on any thing appears this paper will be pleased
let the Enquirer speak for itself The world would all
Prefer to udse itself from the record than fbbed
the closes jesuit For example the shameless peve
the Salem letter made by this l nchburs N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

Unerring Sign !-The Philadelphia ~. S. Gazette
cri,icizes our Presidential Estimate, claims several
States for Harrison which we had assigned TO Van
Buren,: but does not reclaim Pennsylvania once The
Editor knew better. His silence is expressive as
any concession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

", deGr Sir: | have had the honor to receive your
,I.;n, I.tt.r of The 18th instant. did not intend
Thai mine 10 YOU should be regarded as private nut am
entirely willing have shewn to any one. A',housn
It's publication was no, contemplated at inc tlhi''
shall be well satisfied with that disposition OF H. wheh
ever such case shall appear to you 10 nave oecoi'e
necessary or proper o-,o,,,
Accep, assurances of the sincere respect ana esteem
with which am your your friend and obdt srrv
wa NJ VAN buren,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
The Hon. Il. NJ. T. HUNTER.

LoYps, Essex city, Aug. 18th, 1910.
had the pleasure of receiving your letter in rela
ton to that addressed TO you through me- BY Mr. Girls
void was gratfed to perceive that you understood
the nature and extent Of my agency this transaction
presume that there would be no improperly show
ing your letter. giving il 10 the public as Justice TO
myself may perhaps require IL should appearance of
silence your part be construed admission of
the charge. In this matter, however, | desire to be
guided entirely BY your pleasure, and | would be
obliged TO you 10 inform me at your earliest leisure
whether your letter may be communicated to the public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
VICrIMOND. Va, FRIDAY, OCT..2, 1910.

VT '' ~ ''1'1
". TAYLOR Of Rnckbrigc. -,
NJ Printed Copies of the above Electoral Ticket,
viii he furnished 10 Commuters, &c, ut this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
The Hon. r. NJ. HUSrER.

One word more. Mr. Van Burens support oil ne
Witt Clinton nomination, is no evidence OF nus opP"
80, :, The wor-hlr Clinton himself was IN favor
or the war-some of his friends thought NOR" strongly
Than Mr.. Madison 1t but the other day, that we
read his Speech in favor of the most decided lnea-
sures-when he dashed It's Federal opponents WIN
the lash Of scorplonand, characterzng the,t parry
Id nronounccd in the Senate House, that, like Sa-
tan they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

or whether i, is be considered private hope neea
not add that my sole end ~ thus troupnh@ y"u
NAV be most agreeable to yourself.
With friendly regards,
am, your obdt scrv't,
r. NJ. I. HUNTER
~ ~ p,os;dent or thc T. S. Washington ID. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

would rather rule in Hell,
,rn,,, ..,,Yy. in Heaven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

Proposed !nStr;piOn for .Nr. Uebssrs Banner, on The
lM Octob,r AZ Richmond:
81 thank my God, have never voted to carry this
nnrlnhtnnus war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
uCt ,uESEIpc. Sept. :

uOn me- uav here and since nv arrival, have seen
and conyarSeu .f r"t"a friends OF this
lIarrson county, and the adjoining counties; and
am gratcd beyond measure I" have IN my power 10
rcport most favorably-And first of Preston The De.
mocratic majority in that county in no event Will be
less than 80 Messrs. - aud -, both men
of character and intelligence, say It will reach 2oo In
Ic3G il was only 33-but that occasion there was
not general turn ont. Now every voter VIII be al
the polls
uCol. - Of Monongalia is here. He says that
our majority in that county will be from TO 9oO-'"
no event less than the former number In tins op'nion'
all OF our friends with whom | have met from that
county, fully Harrison will give ooo-so says
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, MAY 6, 1910.

COLUMBIA, May b, lS40.
By His Erceliency b. X. HEsAsAS. Esq.
Gorenor and Commander.in- Chief in
and ouer The Stale Of South Carolina.
NW7HERE information has been receiv-
w ed nt This Department, that most nitro.
cious murder was committed in Newberry Dis.
hici. between the tenth and twentieth day of
January last, OIL the body OF an infant girl child.
by JANE STARKE. The mother Of said child,
and ROSANNAi STARKE and that said nf:
tenders Ina, e fed from justice.
Now, know ye, that to the end Justice may
be- done, ard that the said Jane Srarke and
Roshnnah Starte, may be brought To legal trial
and c"Ildign punishment. do hereby ,fier a
reward of'rlIREE II HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS for their apprehension and d. live
ry into any ju in this State, or Two Hundred
Dollars. for the apprehension and delivery Of
either of them
Jane Starkc il described MS about twenty-one
years of age. heavily made, fair skin, and rather
light hair.
Rosannah Sturke, is upwards Of fifty wears
of age, slender frame. dark brown hair, und
somewhat gray, and long front teeth.
Given und"rmy hand. aud the seal Of the
Sia:e. at Columbia. the 9Th day Of May,
one thousand eight hundred and forty. and
the sixty-fourtIl year Of lmeriran lndepen
dence b: K. HENAiAN.
BY the GOVERNOR,
NJ. LABoRDE. Secretary Of State.
May 8, lS4D r Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
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vi AN SION HOU = e,
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SesxaSgA> es,E
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Edgefeld Court House.


YUIHE subscriber would inform his GIlerds,
IL and the public genera ly, that his rooms
are fitted up in neat and ,mfortabIc st, lc,
for the reception Of visitors during the Sum-
,ner. He assures those travelling from tie low
country, 10 this place, or the Mountains, that
every thing shall he done 10 render them and
their families comfortable, that lays in the Pro.
prieior's power. He hopes. by i1nremi,ted
attention to business, that none who are fond
Of good order nnd quiet, will pass by tile sign
of the Mansion House, formerly occupied by
Mr. WIN. Brunson,) or leave il dissatisfied.
W.V.=DUNN.
N B. The subscriber hos furnished himself
with two and four horse Omnibus, and three
very superior saddle Horses, so that no person
need he detained. wishing to go TO any poiI.t.
Meals at all times will epr.vided al the shortest
notice for stage passengers, and others stopping
ut the Mansion House. w. V.D,
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The Charleston Courier aud Savannah
Georgian, will publish the above four times,
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fee for payment :s,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
Valuable Family Paper.

To Clcrgymen, Teachers of Sabbath
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
Phoenix Sfonc Ware Factory.
TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
---.--.t- IN n EMED A -.---.------.-'

Nhe Subscribers having been engaged in
Il the manufacturing of Stone Ware al
Poitersville, III Edgefeld. S. c. for lnany years
and from. long experience, and former owners
Of that establishment, have located themselves
ut the PhGnix Factory, Shaws Creek, twelve
mile. from EdgefeId c. House OIL the main
road leading from Newberry, Union, nnd tho
upper districts to Aiken, for tlie pnrpcse Of
nanniaeturmg Stone Wure in hIl its various
oiauenes. .'iu They have procured ihe best OF
,'" "o. "."en- and nre cnnstantly making up, and
nave iarse stock on hand. Thei. assortment
is lne ihost complete ever before offered for sale
III tnls market. to which they would cnIl the nv.
tention of Druggists, Merchant, md % pI,a,..a ~. ~
aud all those who wish 10 purchase ,,,,, .L:H,
III their line. Among tlie MANY n,,;,,e. S e
which their stock is composed, nre Tie fo,low. y.
ing viz:
Jars ofail sizes from gallon to 90 gaiIo6s.
Jugs OF all sizes do. do. 20 do.
Churns of all sizes 2 do. S do.
Bowls or pans Of all sizes, from, / do. to S do.
Butter Pots Of all sizes from do. 10 3 DO. W;fh
covers.
Pitchers of MI sizes from do, TO 3 do.
And leds neatly made for jars and churns If
desired. =
Stew Pots of various sizes, &c. DC.
All of the above is inferior 10 none o,dl
in the United States. Orders addressed 10 nS
at Edgefeld Court Houses. C. WILDE nrou,nt:
Iy attended TO, and delivered to the Mercbani:.
d"or, any distance under one hundred and fifty
miles. Charleston merchants can have ,hei1
ware delivered at the depot, in Aiken. nj I2i
cents per gallon. The Price at the Factory; 4
III cents per gallon.
MATHIS & RHODES. /.
April !. 1910 f9
The Charleston Caur. will publish Z times.
| weekly, and forward account 10 this Office.