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iEchelle. A melancholy darkness spread
around me; oil was still--nevertheless, a
low and uncertain sound arose. All of a
sudden, perceived at the bottom of the
street, and advancing toward me, troop
OF cavalry, the men and horses however all
tlayed. The men held torches in their
hands, the red flames Of which illuminated
faces without sku, and bloody muscles
Their hollow eyes rolled feaf.ulIy 10 their
large sockets; their mouths open from ear
10 ear, and helmets of hanging flesh cover
cd their hdeous heads. The horses drag.
ged along their avn skins 10 the kennels,
which overlooked With blood on both SIDES
Pale and Gisheveiled women appeared and
disappeared alternately al The windows IN
dlsNal silence low and inariiculate groans
iilsd the air, and renamed in the street
alone, petrtied with horror, aud deprived Of
strength sufficient TO seek my safety by
Hight. TINS horrible troop continued pas
>tH1 u q rapid gallon, aud casting ftighliu
looks on ne. Their march, thought,
eoGhnucd for five hours, and they we're iuI.
lowed by 40 immense number Of artillery
wagons, full OF bleeding corpses, vhose
limbs suIl quIsered; disgusting smell Of
blood and tilumen alnius, cbuked me. Al
length tie iron gates Of the prison shutting
with great force, awoke he AGAIN. made
NY repeater strike; II was 10 more Than
midnight; so tina, the horrible phantasma
CORA had lasted no more than tro or three
m!7aies-ihat IS to say, the time necessary
for rei.er!Hg ne sentry aud shutting the
gate. The Geld vas severe and the watch
word short. The nel, day the turnkey
confirmed 10y calculations. nevcrlheless,
Do not remember single event in ny lie,
the duration Of which | have been able
more eysctly 20 calculate, Of Which the de
tails are deeper engrsvcn IN nv memory,
aud Of which | preserve more porIecI con
sciousaess.'
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MISCELLANEOUS
From Caz=5zss E4.a-s. Journal
a THRILLING NARRATIVE.

fsoF7 ea-z'5zs's k44a.-Ss Journal
THRILLING NARRATIVE.
Reuarka5ls conduct q LILLE C.rl.
The foilo"in= extraordinary act vas per
formed By child 10 Lyoas not lsag ago.
according 10 a coltiaeataI paper:
An oaas.sa5:e artisan, the G,aer Of 0
family sas deprived Of sorl b. tie De
pressed state Ct lis trade during whole
~inl-f. I,vas Ei'b great difficulty that be
could get ror.a, Of bread now and then for
he Gmisae. sis ar1 children. Things
grew worse and worse VIII hun, ssd q,
ieag'a oa attempting to Use ore uofal1g
l,f 'ae p-f1ose " Fo.og cut es usual, 10
cues: ot eaas.g.fuea,, te fs.l back lasa.nl.
Iog oo--.'lga beside Is ole, via had d.
ready been es@aalI Ia aef bod Jy illness for
two moa;As, The poor man iitllm.elfll
and bis s'Efngia utterly eoae. Hs had two
boys yet n uere Childhood, and one cir,
about twelve or thirteen scars Old. For a
lo,, ,,..s lout.,. -t.--rI
h,tsb,dr.l,-.-, - o.,
,tss.Lt-,.r.
ed over h., ,,,,.t.,....-. I ave."
usrep,sl cs.. No. uA..r. 49,.
vas taken IN ,to,. .s..-a1',.t.. ~
tage Of booe in the fannie. .,,..,,..,'-
e,l,ons tina, ,,.,b, b.. ,--I..t.'t.
sbe 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
s..L r.. ..o....--.,'.., -
Bot that the ha,;l,. ,,,cl, ~, .,..,.. 49,
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EiSt Of Letters
SD EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
Il b on the lst of October, 1870.

Sd EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte
q D on the lst of October, 1910.
A-E. II. Andrews, Edwd Alexander, Ulysses
Alexander, Miss ;. J Alexander, Ezekiel Alexan
der. Mrs. +. J. Aiken, A. J. Alexander, Elias A
exaudcr.
B.-N Boyden. A. s. Barry, f. C. Bait. Thos
Brown. 4. Bryant. NJ. s BetryLill, Mlss NJ, L NJ
{. Buckhanun.
C-Miss [. Capps, Rev. = J Crowan, Mr. Cald
veil, " Canbd, 5 Combs, J. Capps. NJ Csston.
DIS Dulin, j. 4. Dodge, A. Dunn, L. H. u
DAVIDSON
FL. FERN.
CD Griffith ., a. G. Gee.
E-T D. Houston, W, Hunter, 7 llafsav, A
llipp A. r. Houston. j Howard, WA, Hutehi
son. Mrs +. Harris, J. O'Rale
& J-B Irwin, r. Jones Jas. Johnston.
k--Geo. k,st!gr, Rev I 5 kcndu, IL J II
Remedy.
Rev II. W Eebana, J Lcichfrld
Nj Il McIure, + II McDoN,l, ". Murback
Miss c. l. Mu,hat, n. Megahay, Z. Myleolar, VI
Miuaham, 4. NcLufc.
O-Olryrr Orr.
P-J " POTTS, j Penman. ] Phillips, : Nal
Pcli, " T Pritcblfd. " Phillips, K Pulyeat.
R--Clarlssa II. Robinson, Rigler. 4. II Ross
S--B slosrd, Mrs NJ Smith, J. She'll Hugrm,
4 Stackoyer c. sheppard, J sharp " Shaaer
|. Spencer, ID Shelby.
T-Mrs. N4rcissa Thompson, 5. 1ar'ou, Rev
C. Z. Talley
W-R B Wallace, Jno. Wilson, ls- WILSON
+. T. Williams J G Williamson. 4 ! WllkhUlm
II B WILLIAMS T.. ~
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4 SINGULAR DREAM.

The velocity Of thought while person
IS dreaming, IS a phenomenon which has
often excited the attention Of philosophers.
The best illustration IF il which we have
"'er seen IS the following account Of q
dream b. Cohte LsyaleItr Ar the tine
OF ITS occurrence Lavaletie was 10 prison
under sentence Of death, which had been
passed upon hin for his conduct during the
Hundred days." " One night as | vas
asleep, the clock Of the Palals De Justice
struck ticeiUe, and awoke me. | heard the
gate open to reiisoe he sentry, bot ! fell
asleep, again immediately. 10 this sleep.
dreamed that J was standing in The Rue
81. Honore, al the corner Of the Rue de
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.HOEE.TPT''S
Vegetable Life Medicines.


n hist medicines arr tade lf, 3 inf lheftir'
M 70 their manifest AID sensible atiea a 81
ny 'ng he springs snd .anRcls Of ie, 81.
dung them Hith fc8teud iGac aha sat q
many h1Hcfcd certified easss rhicb haze "a
mace public and 10 almost every apseHs &
case 70 pIs,eh ibc huutn frame n liFhle 81 Do
~ tiieets q M0tFAIs LIFE Pills Ng
rnENiA lIIEks have been Rrsitia'.f g.
Po1AeiY aeEuo" lcdeed by the ptfseus henc g
ana y no Were previously unacquainted % -
beautifully philosophical PRINCIPLES apca s'3
lhey are o'HPounoed, and gpUu hlch lis, e.
scguenfly act,
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Hrs
sclyes IN dlscases 81 cyety form sne d.scfi4.a-
Their hFsi operation is to loosen fori IT, -ls
Of the stomach aud bowels tie yari,ts ir5sg,lt
ana cfua!lies cons. ntly stttling atuund tbfa. y
70 remove the hardened frrces ebirb rallo-i ia 10
convolations Of the snail lntestiars. Oihefns
oIncs only partially cleanse these aid Ira'e 'a.l
eo'cc'ed niasscs behind as 10 produce hs.1'a
co'tlycnesa, With all IA train Of owls, OF s5tsi
u'af'haa' win us Imminent dsbgoIs. Ihf %
/ Is Won known to al regular ANTAGONISTS, aAa e.
Iih'Hc NC human bowels after death, and hif
me pfel3dien d these we'll informed men aftsS
Gnaeh medieinef--or medicines prepared aao .e'
r,,,,t a., ~ " 'gaofsh' parsons
l,n.s. - "a VOC ,.'lo Heoie.nes !, 70 el.l,
rge, "a ~. '',o o''aoer' ana ny 'nls hss.
,,t,,,l r.. '''e Luz w hteh'Hi aeuoa = ~"
~ F, r' ''n 'ae iegu.af'y 4 ~ XXI
~ H.. Wv 1917 Whie" 'htts " NJ
- ~ ~ we HPti ano l'fss .ls-
"a oa". ~ ,''5 i.'S'' G'Ing lhus pi'''t.'
,.,,,t ~ 'g'u coming 10" Co..
oyarY ,,a's,s ,''c't through !ge ''a.,
ne &s pr, ~ ~ bc 'I' e., sn t,omr,l' t
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POETRY.
Fr5a The Log Cabin Advocate.
SONG

SONG.
Tr>E- Sias9ae lRsy.
luapnan, vo4yc too long been croaking,
For little cause you know
\ different course wore now invoking
70 Croe Chapman, Cro,r.
What though Connecticut, for " TIP"
Does strong favor show
10 you Keep stiff your upper Up.
Ind Crot7 Chapman, CroR.
Rhode Island nov has siip'd The collar.
She wore short time ago
The louder, therefore We should haloo.
AID Cr9'7 ChaPaaa, Cro,r.
Virginia too IS indicating,
Her late love she'll fofogo-
san loi there 30 no hes.,st.ng.
To Cr,s Chapman. cros.
Louisiana las tc-saSen
oar ayorite ebiefwe SNOW
The more let !; your ys.so awskeu.
70 Csoe Chapman, Cygr.
North Carolina TOO. has spoken;
TIE spell not long age,
Whiea tound her 10 Van Rarsu's hro4ea-
Bar Croa7 Ciagmaa Cr5tr.
C5atraIy 10 al. expectation,
Maine for the Waigs does 60.
Flap, Zap your wings Ike oi' he nation,
-ias Graz Chapman, Cf1l,.
Maryland, Nc secs resamiDg,
Her faith four years ago
Eaough i IS 70 SCI IS tuning
Bal e-s- Chapman, Grow
state after State, although we're losing.
Noaas5,inE sd must show
Oar game IS, =" TiP 70 Be abusing.
! i. CT 1890. (r1.--
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TEvuE Subscriber informs tie citizens Of Char
n lo,,e aud the surrounding country, that be
is carry ing on The above Business. on Nam street
nearly opposite to alr kerrs Tavern. SADDLES
will be manufactured pnncipsiI, by AHdw Mont.
gomery, v hose work is well known throug outthe
country. From bis experience and pnctlai'y be
hopes TO receive liberal share Of public pauonage
GREEN HIDES and all knGs OF merchants.
bic PRODUCE viii be taken ~ payment Also,
boy about the age Of Is years. Of good chaIac
ter, viii be taken an apprentice.
ROBI JOHNSON.
Sept 81, 1910. 52G
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~ NJ = b III III.
Tanf4ats 10 rrAiI-H 81 rtnsea Friav.
LITTLE WORK. TO RE cAIIED
WEt.e Acnfhcrn Hat,

AIITTIE WORK To az r,ttrn
o,rt,e scu,,,c,n ~. !,
6,nx.Iart>'' -
a the most admired popular airs. Tie asni
O. serious word. 70 tunes OF upoor,ron lot,
has, .or a long time been fell Ly hermlfnpd m,os
others, and she hopes that til. effort vll prn,,fy
those Who would prefer that to melodies tboy
love should be clothed IN language to = Inch every
serious heart aud tb,aktoR mind can respond
Her aim vii BE- 10 combine tasfe with fietg and
'hns while the car is gratihod, 10 improve the
'Cl' coinPo'iuons have suah inio a'ience, because
~
e., "a 70 900 " p'p''s",' ~ ono 'olnme' o.
~, 900, ,',lt =. al - "p''s'i''y 0'N1o ana
II iii ha,,,tI',tlp ~ ~, -, 'o'ep'
- - w 'af, " ASuihc'eh' mum
a,,.r.. ,f...,- ~" " unnamed % cover NC
,@n,,, =. e','.n,' ''''s" WHO subscribe are
H. .',s 49,, ~ @H,''.V,
s,ylc "a -, - T,,' " 'No spccInehs oil 'He
AuNh- me 'a"hs@ hf nine N2se'is."
When the bloom is on thy maiden check
And Joy IN the sparkling eye,
There u get oue home for the heart 10 seek.
"tere love may mover die;
Though heauteous flowers may vithrr here.
" mere bhghtInP storms destroy.
i9ry are blooming there, ever bright and fair,
'''"''' " YUM 40" l'Y'
When the cheek grove pale, AID the hear, grows
hinI
And dimoed "a the ao,rLi;..,.
There Is yet enc friend for the dying saint,
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Paw Up.

IS ONE Of our Notes and Accounts are Of long
~ standing. Those indebted, will please call
and settle the same immediately, by CASH or Us
equivalent MONEY ioe must Gdre. COTTON
taken at Il fair price IN paymcnt or tcr GOODS.
TAYLOR, HARRIS Il co.
Oct. 81, 1910 AZ
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Geld Wine for sale.

r. ME subscribers utIr their valuable Gold
a NIae tof sab knoa1 By the name Of Han
tiers Nine, five miles North Of Charlotte ia Neck.
|cnburr County, y G, For terms apply 10 the
subscrlUef, hyius On the premises
ELAN HUNTER.
Osl %, $50. af
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
,,perior Tof,rt If y.pr 4habSt n


Superior Court Of Lar, Angus, Term,
lSi0.
Alexander J. McLenahan
rs Petition for Divorce.
Sarah McLenahan,
n T appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Court
II that the Defendant. Sarah McLenahan, is not
an inhabiiant OF ihl. State, II IS therefore Order
cd, that publication se made for three months in
The Charlotte Journal and Carolina Waterman,
that the SAID Sarah McLcnahan appear at our next
Superior Court OF Law, 10 be held for The County
Of Meckcnburg Al the Court House an Charlotte,
on the 3rd Monday in February ls4l, and an.
swer. or said petition will be heard e& parte aud
Judgment awarded accordingly.
Witness, Jeuning b, Kerr, Clerk Of our said
Superior Court, at Charlotte, the 3rd Monday in
August, A. ID l5l0, and The G5tL year Of Ameri.
can Independence.
J. b KERR, c. s. c.
Price adv $40. IA
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NTECE.

a IL those lrdytos to lno Estate or Lincoln
n Steward deet are requested TO come for.
war- and sC'l.e agaiEst Christmas. Astne estate
is Ii deb. no logger Indulgence eau Le gwen.
]. " POT 5. Alug.
Dc. 81 $50 1t
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FOR C,ESEF G.eE.k:
Bale Yarn * Brown shirfi;le

Manafaciured al Lexington, y. {.
b Rave received quantity Of the aboyr atiA
A clcs shtch ] viii sell y holeaale or retail Al
very reduced prices. believe lhr Shirinrs tie
bcsi ever sas ~ any part Of the United States.
! "ish the Merchants and Farmers ~ cal aEa e1.
anine, and shall 30 snfe sf sair.
II d WILLIAMS Aren't
Charlotte, july "a. ls40. 4l,Y
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NOTICE

B5 hereby gwen that an application win be
VI made 70 the nc1t Legislature Of Moth Caro-.
lima, 70 authorize the ColonGC oninand5uis or the
diitIa Of mecAlenb1fg. TO order out their Officers
for drill, iuon-conibissinned as well as commits.
sionedy fpr at least three days in each and every
year. Oct Is, 1910. FIR
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BECh"ITH PILLS, GALLTGHAE'S FEVER
and A6CE PILLS ALUM SPRING PILL, Tor
the cHFe Of D,-ocpsts. Scrolulogs, aud Chronic
'.'sor Disease, FALILR'S FRENCH PILL, an
st c'nh' rrrncey 'or the Gonorrhns, SC. BRAN.
DkEIH'N PILLS, HAEEJSON'S SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, sc. al for sale a, the Drug Store
81 C.. FOX.
Ciar!gfe. O;,oIrr. 1870. 4r
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NOTICE

hereby given that an application Mn /,
M made 10 the avki Legislature OF North y. :
Ina, 10 form now County GOT OF POM ''., !,
Meeklenburg aud Abson, TO be called I'm Y
Oct. IL. 1870. 'H
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~ +. Beihune s johnson having sic
ceedcd me IN the business, heartily re
commend them 10 ny ifeud5 aud be public
as competent workmen, accommodating and
punctual have no hesitation 10 ssy NJ
'haI the Grn vii give more general sattsiac
iion than has ever been gwen here,oiore.
intend TO remain yih them for some time
for the purpose OF closing nv business.
Tli0S s ALEXANDER
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HOUSE, SiCN AND uRvAaryru
pAIltp1Q9,
Paper HangiAg 6fsstae and Gti5..s


TgSIlE subscriber respectfully ,auaa,s -
n s.-"s 90 tue shove b-iae.s 70 Ne chr.
d lie vtiagc ani t's surrounding ea4a.r b
iat,rrs htHse.f iioia his bong etriears 4 n.
urs tla' he wit r. as.l % e'rc er Isl ts,.ts
uca % q. th0so cio mss encourage tia. gsl,
10 ila ciuplay srserA! haads, b. uil CAL b.
10 L-.uatch iafrC
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
pIINrrR uII.L CONVENTION.


We are confined TO hasty notice Of this imuense
congregation Of Wings, which took place on 'iis
Io,b inst. The delegation from Massachpset''
alone. numbered more than fifty thousand. Inc
whole number consisting Of delegates from nearly
every State in the Union, was calculated at one
hundred thousand. Upon arriving on the old bat
II xround, The Convention was called 70 order BY
n q. wNrHRoP, and the multitude WAS address,
ed By DASrEL WEBSTER. Mr.. !" read aee''i q
ton Of Wing Principles, which We regard as one
Of the powerful papers to which the present ''f'g-
Gle has given birth. We might defy eny honest
American, whose intellect is not encased IN parry
prejudice and passion, TO resist is calm truths ny
eoouent warnings, and its mastery denoDsirations'
Of the necessity Of a change Of Rulers
We shal spread the paper before our readers
next week We promise them rich treat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17

THE LOCO FOCO ALPHABET.
PREPARED tor the Old Federalisis, who have just
been admitted into the Democratic Infant schools
under the charge Of Professor Brownson, Robert
Dale Oven and Faany Wright. To be imprinted
ON SptalGeld chiId's handkerchief by the English
Radicals for the use of the foreigners at Tammany
Hall, who are DESTROYS oflearning the art OF reading
A was an Araos, a blind party hack
b was a Benton, humbug and quack,
c was a Calhoun, dark Cataline,
D Doctor Duncan, g whole hog with swine,
+ wos an Ether, class-mate Of Amos,
f was a Forsyth, for protocols famous,
G was a Grundy an obstinate mule,
II was a I'M. Suh.ireasury tool,
| was an hgersoH, nailed IN a trice,
was ,Joiason, NOT wanted for L" Wee
X was a Kendall quite good at a " charge,
l. was a LeriS, calI'd Dixon the large.
VI was a Martin, in Uncle Sans box.
n was Miss, the most stupid of bl' cks.
O was an OresteS, very deep thinker,
7 was a Pauldiag, cobbier and tinker"
q was QRcuc which nd PctrikeA wore,
Il was Riictje, a twaddlcr aud bore.
S was SicarllcoRt, who cleared out the closets,
I was a Ianey who moved tho Deposits.
L was a Init, ia DAYS of Old Hickory,
V was q Van B5-rea, unequaed 10 trickery.
w was HickhBe, nicknamed Greasy Bob,
X was an Xtra Gi05e filled by the job
y was a Young, VINO went with the mob
T. was a---Zoands let US rout the whole crew.
& pat ia the HERo OF TiPPEcAEoE
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NEw YoaK, Sept. 10, 1870.
TIE pscke, ship England, from Liverpool "hieh
og, ane left August 7th brought important news
-. ..ing from France. The news is but one o.
tso DAYS Iaier but it amonnts TO good deal.
when the news Of ths ratification Of the iresiy
of ianee by Prussia was received IN fafs' 'ileie
Gas a ne,fect panic Oh the exchange Numerous
e.;lnras ceenr,ed and the stocks f u seriously
The most i1nporsant item Of news, though, - an
a,,ernnteJ revolution IN France. Prince Louis
~ pot.ros. who bad been residingin England, some
,;re ureyioa.. chartered British steamer, osten.
sby Tor an excursion Of pleasure along the Bnlisn
coast In this steamer, 1t appears, ne embarked
9Th afty-sx followers eight horses and Two car
riaga. In the Thames, the @5th july, ard reach
ed the coast Of France OF Wimlroux, about three
miles from Boalogue, on 9th August. Here tne
whole company landed, IN uniform some as gene
tal officers Others AZ anrers and private soldiers
with he number 40" painted on their bats thar
being The number OF the regiment which at Stfss-
hure had formerly identified itself IN the earse Of
fonis Napoleon Among those landed are the
names Of Gen AIontbolon, Col. Vaudfey, Col. Par
o,Iip. and Col Delabordc. They marched into
Bouogne, shouting Nye FEmPereur,' and en-
deavored, without success y appears 20 enlist thF
garrison, the oflieers Of which, running 70 among
the soldiers, Shouting we le tpi' turned the
scole against Napoleon who, fading the soldiers
iulewarm. retreated preeipitatey towards the port
and embal ked 10 a small boat with 50 many OF bis
followers as TO cause it's uPsetting. The steamer
was taken possession Of by the custom house off
cers Who on bringing her into port fortunately for
The Prince, found him clingine buoy 10 the har-
Dor. almost exhausted. Several Of bis followers
we're wounded, 1t is said, inthe water, and sanh TO
rise no more aud in two hours after the landing
was ec,ed, the greater part either prisoners
In the citadel, shot, or dispersed. French Cen
eral, who was captured, stated 70 have died OF
Ills wounds.
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Correspondence Of The National lstelligeHcsr.
THE BERKELEY WING FESTIVAL.
MAnrINsauRa. So II, !

NAHIIN 5BU FlIiI u N , I'FfN'
The BERKELEY festival passed on yesterday
with great cciat. Never have we Witnesses more
attentive and delighted auditory never has II been
our pleasure 10 listen to mere powerful and over
whelming displays Of popular eoqnence, all varied
in their character, and yet in the highest order OF
excellence The speaking commenced at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, and was continued except DUNG
the intervals allowed for dinner and supper until
/ a, night JoHs JANNEY, the Whig Eiecior, for
the Loudoun district, opened the discussion be
was succeeded by Governor Barbour, Of Orange,
and followed by JoBs S PfNpLkToN, the wing
Elector the Cupcper district WILLIAM PRICE,
Of Maryland JAMES LYoSs, he Elector i9r the
Richmond district; and DAVID HoFFMAN, the Sc
material Wing Eiccrof Tor the State Of Moryland'
il the order in which they are named. Al the
speakers fulfilled The high expectations Of the Pub
lie. md added fresh lanreis to their fame, IL was
a day Of which !" Old Berkeley will long be proud
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
Whig Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
OF ONO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.

1. JNO. w. MURDAUGH, Of Norfolk County
Q. JOHN URQUHART, Of Southampton
3. VIM. s. ARCHER, Of dmelia.
4. RICHARD KIDDER MEADE. Of Dintciddie'
S. HENRY Il. WATKINS, Of Prince Ed'cara'
s. JAMES C. BRUCE, Of Haitian.
=. WHITMELL p. TIL NSTAL LII, If PiusytUnnia
s. THOMAS r. JOYNES, Of dccomdck.
9. NORBORNE F.. SUTTON. Of Caroline.
o. WILLOUGHBY NEWTON ofrpestmoreiand
/. JAMES LYONS, Of Richmond City.
Q. VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL, Of dibemarle
4. JOHN 8. PENDLETON, of Cuipeper.
4. JOHN JANNEY, of Loudoun
s. ANDREW HUNTER, Of Jefferson.
6. PHI Up WILLIAMS, jr Of Frederick.
4. WIN. SEYMOUR, Of Hardy
8. BRISCOE G. BALDWIN, Of augusta.
g. BALLARD SMITH, Of Greenbrter.
20. EDWARD JOHNSTON. Of Botetoi't
II. JOHN N HUMES, Of Washington,
y. GEORGE w. SUMMERS, Of handtcha.
IS. WAITMAN r. WILEY, Of Honongmta.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
VAN BUREN, TICKET.
For President,
I'm BUREN,,
or Nrxy yppE
For Vice President,
JAMES X. POLK,
OF TENNESSEE.

!. ARrHuR SMITH, OF Isle Of Wight.
2. john CARoILL, Of Sussex.
3. JAMES JONES, of Nottoway.
4. w. X. BASKERVILLE. of Mecklenbarg.
s. CHARLES YANcY, Of Buck ing ham.
6. RlcnAap LooAN, OF Halifax.
Z. ARCHIBALD STEWART, Of Patrick
8. WILLIAM jews, Of Gloucester.
9. Austin BRocK EHBRoUoH. Of Essex.
10. john GiBsoN, Of Prince William,
II. j. ID. HALyBUaToN, OF New Kent
l2. THOMAS J RANDOLPH Of Albemarie.
IL. WALLER HOLIDAY, Of Spottsylvania.
IL. IsmAs HoRSER, OF Fauquicr.
IS. HIsRoME l.. ORE, Sr. OF Jefferson.
16. WILLIAM A. HARMS, ofPagc.
N. J. d. WIILtAMsoN, of Rockingham.
l3. WILLIAM TAYLOR. of Rockbridge.
l9. AUG. A. CHAPmaN, of Monroe.
20. JAMES HoeE, Of Montgomery.
al. WILLIAM ByERs. Of Washington.
%. BENJAMIN BRowN, of Cabell.
90. JOHN HINDMAN. of Brooke.
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nOSTPONEMENT- The sale of the above
property is postponed until 7harsdoy' ne
Isl OF October, (beiug the first day Of Superior
County
As there are sundry attachments against the samo
property is constituted advisable TO nase II hnoNn
to persons desiring topurchase, that an arfangenf"
has been made between the trustees and lhe eouu'
sci for he attaching creditors, by which the pu,,
chaser from the trustees will be secured IRON any
risk on that account
September II, l840.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-17
THE DAILY EVENING GAZETTE,

Is The title Of new papsr devoted to the as
semination Of Wing principles, which has been re-
Gently started in Baltimore By WLLtAA OeDAN
Nugs, ESD Mr. Niles Is the son Of the venerable
,atr;arcb. Hezekiah Niles, v ho added many aurels
to the American press, as the conductor OF : HtsS
Register" The Editor Of the Esening 6azet'e'
has been in service for many years--haying edited
the Frederick Herald, until the last three Or 'onr
wears, when he succeeded his father as Editor OF ltH
Register. The files Of these papers gave assurance
tina, he was true chip Of the old block, and The
numbers Of The Evening Gazette, show taat be has
,ba,ed naught Of The zeal. energy and ability which
has marked his past career
We cordially welcome his return TO the Ed'tonal
desk, and hail his journal as efficient auxiliary
to the great cause which il advocates