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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
COLUMBIAN HOTEL

'ENHE prCpnctors of this establishment return
hcI grateful aeknowcd for the ve liberal patronage
winch has been eHiended 10 them and respectfully from the
public generally aud especially from the friends Zacharah
Brooks a continuance Of their favour.
Inc los OF Mt Brooks ineuffon 10 tn
genera management Of The establishment. and attention Will
continue 70 be extended N the Customers Recent re-
pa ~ the house wal contribute comfort the russt.
In consequence u the reduction cost Of many Of Tho ~
Plies the frt t,y o. J,nu,, 1
reduced % the following ver low
Board per year sl6O 0O
Boari per day, Qs
Single meals "a
Lodging %
Horsr. Ierday. ,o
De ~ 2awdSc limo
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RARE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS 70

VIE subscriber oilers for those most eligible
u building 0t- situated upon intersection with OH -,Tcs,
Ieeuy N front OF the Capitol ta public
square ana overlooking the greater surround
n county, which view intercepted y any o,br
buildings. = -" ~
These lots unrialcd point u location
IN the very heart Of The ciy public grounds as un
naarn won enjoying town and country same tc, viii
&c >i upon Terms that cannot fail TO SATISFY person wishing 10
invest their funds IN real appreciate For
culars, apply tn Geo. p. Cnmp, Ed or
"a . 3tawfw ,oDnr~
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have carefully eEanDed The Truss invented sv N
Thompson u Columbus ant can eon6.ntlv 49,.
mai : unqaeson16y the perfect instrument 81
ie Kind ever offered TO the pubhe differs essentially IN q. e
streon from the by Dr. Han ,d h a., an
respects a far superior instrument
The Doctor has conferred oeety by IN. nve.
non on o. ms uuss- mo. EBERLE. 81 n
of Ohio '' ''e''''' N"NeN7
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the United States Court for the Eastern Dr.
uv, o' Nrsns January 10TH ist3; DANIEL WELLER In
snu menoer OF the firm of ID. C. 4 Weller and OF
urn o. u H. Ahsn Co. OF the City Of Richmond having
euon paying that he be Jared bankrupt !. or
mat an PERSONS claiming 10 be creditors Of said Daniel
e sno cause 10 the court day next
inc sad Daniel Weller BE- declared bankrupt pursuant
'e' 'onseSs IN that behalf ami that copy this
published in the newspapers according 9ed and aih rule,
court A ronv--sr..,. - ~
u ls-w5w upxsy c,psoS ri,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

JAMES RIVER LANDS ron SALE.
'B'ht Lands ON James River, a short distance
above Richmond wei known the properly Of IN. La.
John Nckam which recently iof public sale h The
subscribers not having been sold Person. wish
nS 10 Fnha can ssm the by application IN either
OF he sHu-rtihefs w. W. LEIGH al Risl-snG
WM. 2. WlCHHAM
M ts-rtf Ns-r J,.y.-...ft. - =.
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lotteries.


J. q. GREGORY II CO. MANAGERS
Hiehmond, Va
Capital S25,OOOi
10000 DOLLARS,
ah"ndrta Lottery, Glass N, E,s Isl1 TO q. dawn
AsNaSfa 10 4 "a SATURDAY the 2isi January isi1 -
Splendid seheine-SiO.OO0 10000, 5000. 3as5 220O
~ ls,o lsoO, 100. lC0O, 10 Of 1000 10 81 900 no
quarters So 49, "' -
DO. d, W Ian -
DO. al, % o,,,,., a. ~
$4,000! % Prizes of 81. OOOl
Union Lottery, Glass No. q. for Isss to b. Drawn n,
fN~hi'. ~ g. on Saturday the 2sfh of January Isl3
Capiss: $4,000. OOO G0OO 5000 5000 $500
1852 - prizes OF 2000, &C. Tickets IO halves g. quar-
tiers so. ~ - fu"'-
do. a, .. ri, a. 'So
Do. do .. o.. a. %
SCfor Tickets and sre- Csrhcaes of P,esav,, d, N.
seniii ioueri---adtres- CreTory Co MANAGE.
pswnE- s+nt immediately aer they TO ali who ord,
= d.
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LAWSON SuNNAI.I.Y J.
De y e&d2aWtds u. 4. WOOIDRIDGR kiruSeez
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND NJ
GROES.

Ntne Of Deed u Trust executed by n " Toln IN H.
- undersigned dated the 9Gth day January laII aD auy al
United IN ree"fd IN t- CLERKS Oee Of county and e
purposes therein forth proceed sell hy ube etop
% eaSh on "wednesday the 18th Of February fair Other
"-+ on e nfu lair day ueaier) premises aer.s
par thai vel known and valuable Land on which the
AID ohn re-td-s being that called Blak.,
quarters Ihs iaDi hes t- Pamnnkey River An
me county OF Hanover Immediately Case gaf which
place produce b. shipped BALTIMORE RehHond ne o.
NON NC iin from the Old Church Hanover Town.
sefy fertile aud admirably adapted Of What Com
and Oats and abonds in tn reh-St Mari W,
arr aunorzed By Nj Tonhn expose
e sane time and plaes and accommodating about 100
acres o. snd adnnng the above which together
most d-SiTahi- and productive Farm.
~ e sli- tine and place the same
pnse WIZ Be -ohi SDiry valuable ,aves consisting OF Men
Women - -
The undersigned VIII convey only voed in them
bic. WIN r ~ POIIARn
"a b L. WINSTON Tris'ees-
- ''''
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LAUREL GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,


ehONE FEMALE SEMINARY.
EsseT County.
INHE exercises of this School will be resumed
on the 9Th Of January and on the last Of July a.
THIS Seminary located the Southern part county near
the Stage Road from Richmond appahannock ten mikes from m
later place The situation retired proverba hcaihi
mes An the hanctrs 81 complete English Elncaiinn ami Nee
de Work taught by Mis- Burt The Language and Muse
on the Piano Porte and Guitar b. Mcoueen The r
patronage this Seminary has enjoyed together with the Moral In
tecta and Social improvement Of tn young Ladies alone
convince an intelligent public II IT, worth
Terms FOR BOai for the Scholastic ycar NJ Ten
mHhh~ sI25
Music including thu II Pann so
Music the Guitar .,
The French Language. m
yfee tano- q" superior ulnuflC other m
paI W" facilitate tr Improvement Young Ladies' in the
different
for iauhcr Information refer w. r Hunter NJ c
h"' fhp Montague " GarBei Esqs 4 Brorkenbroirh Col
,ro NnEh 10 y Warren and James Semy Esqrs Esser
~ Nn Dew James Go,an snml T. ar,ood Riclaron Lump
kn ana no w. Davis Eqr- AR QsecH. Newton and a. T.
1arncu t-qrs Hcnsasd. REM X Blake E-q Ktsg Bai,r-
Dr. WI GAINS Hsresr Dr. John Brockenbrons Geo r RI,
e. k-- and Mesr Smith, Dnnker Morris Rgh-ous. Col Wp
"afneu .vsctstt. ~ 10 Hy.elfat tn Seminary.
Laurel Grove. Ian. %. Isf7. l. COX
u 2 eGdwtw
Enquirer eque., copy w1w, AMI forward aceoun, 10 -
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REDUCTION IN PRICES

q THE subscriber offers friends and tbs public cen
faly hi sincere thanks Tor liberal u1frop,pr
extended 60 him IN lu business durna be res.iepec In
- Richmond tie soicits o Continuance Of tl. frrU,,
denionsiraons and promises deserve INN,
e uNeS notice as additional in these pressing
tines TO encourage them that h. reduced his eh,rre a. h.
different kinds Of manufacture Of Boots Shoes in fius thew
best Waterproof Boots a. m
Fest dress Boo- french sDle, 10 be excel
led IN workma nship II material m
Roots footed 90 d.dcr 40
Waterproof Shoes. best quality 40
~ 90 325
Good tnh skin Shoes, according quality A. INV n. D,
Boots and Shoes be promptly and rr,,i, rc,,i ~ -
couespond.nrly reduced " WV
Pl'-iS"Sm'1 DAVID CURRY.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate
OF the late ieSEE RosNsoS deceased requested TO make
them known indebted to the "a "A estate viii nIs,
payment IN the undersigned W. r. JOHNSON
JOSEPH ALLEN
IISUIRY G. Is43-eoew Executions N A Rol,n.ea t.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

- Nottingham County, Va.
FUR Faculty, as at present organized, con.
= sists Of Rev. LORENZO LIZA A. n rr..ass,t "a D.,
iss.or Of Lss=s=sss Moral and Mental Philosophy:
w IhO G. JoHNsoN, A. n Frufesor q Mathematics and
Experimental Sciences:
Mrs NARY A. LEA. Covoruss.:
Miss MARY A. BAILEY Pscsptrs.. an I'd vs,.f
husc, and Teacher Of French;
MIS- HARRIET p. BAILEY As.is,ut Pf,eeutr.s. IN Nus.
and Principal ~ M Preparatory Department
NJ GBO. w. ?. DAstEI. Steward
me SESSION o 10 months divhsd equal Tbs
hfsi term ~ N c.s prsced
ing ~ second Wcinseiy lanu1y ist1 pnvss
nnaton and NJ dsy
To graduate IN ne English insir and sps
nsh Language req1ires period ~ years Lsun
unl Greek ianrlge- frunesih ~ pupil advanced hsyoFd
ne eicurniary brlncifs
Ra'-s sf rsinss fsr fsra Il Fee assas'
For cisnteuiary Eug-h branches aIs
Higher English Etuiet with hnguafas ~
Music. inctlinr fte n Instrument 20
Hoad, lnchlling hgif. hiei betfug A. 50
sn b. CHARGED
a. 9s-wfw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

- Noticc.rhe President ans Directors 81 thr RAM Of VIZ
Fnia have dcclrei dividend u dollars per .hsr n, m.
espal sock 81 Bans. subject however 10 ,s,rt n, ,
quarter - cent bonus to The Commonwealth
ja i9-3awtw J. w PpcRAN c,..,.,
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Aurtion 5ales.
HUrUIsE DAYS.
-------
ny InIoes a. Bro.h-r.

- HENRICO LAND.
"nsNTURDn MORNING. Jsnasry 2I ., N o'sloes ,,.s.
- ~ noni % cur store shah auction so acre. az Id
an@t inii-s from the e'y. adjoining se anA az koL~
'faaosyh dee'd AMI John Curry. ~
iLhNS-J ard mnnths-for approved n,n-,
" APhi % ti- property oar .sor, Fo, e,,h.
n M nps :. aans1..,..
40 N..uLM SALE DAYs-Tu.-days, Thur.d.y-
flCCasl advances will L. mad. ~. ..... a..s.,. - .
oos-gnsd fps p1ilic ale. F" y" e''
-. " A7pAt MORNING, Jsnnary I9th Commencing al
m "hi u siof- VIII DC -oh variety of d~.r,h IIo,s.
t CONSISTING IN OF Wood Chairs e b~-t city
,asi siins AMI bei.teads Mahogany Burvaut: SIDE
a. ASD-Aouuain Butter. in hrkn. French R,,n,y
nv enno'' sugar Coffee. superior Tobacco AZ.
al SsssraI ois q Dry Go,sl part Dealer.
CONSISTING Of Caieo-s variety shirtinr. Co,n
ny NM soeks. Ticking. Fancy Goods Gs &c
gold AND SILVER wATCHEs-To rive, Advance. -,
~ CONSIGNMENT. several Gold waehe- among which
are fine Goh and Isvr,- ~''"s WIN"
HORsEs.-At Ioi o'eIoek pt.ris.ly -. IN - -
a. ~ S "of--s NLoEs n BROTHER. Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
NOTICE.

HNHE subscriber has taken that commodious
Lumber House on the BASIN, adjoining Mss.r. Lian Pre-.
m 20 Tor the Pufpce Of doing Storage and Fof
wsrdng Busness The situation q TIE sves every sv.n
age io storing AMI forwarding being Immediately on the Ra.n
JOSIAH DREW
Refer % Cauingon Gib-n Tbornton Benz Sheppard Fso
RsA-s7a, tanshnrnc 4 Annstcat Ky4eisrry
y h-Insumnee whih sfscted on Eonge required
"a a-iaw2m IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
IN CHANCERY. -In Chc.tcrfnd Cnnnl,

IN CHANCERN. - In Chesterfield County
y Couri. January OH lea John Fuu William rim Ar,sc,
fnth and Henry Fiih rt,i,t.r,
against
Joseph Iiablu Martha wife an Jo-epb p I,r,. ,i
Nanel ns VIE Dens
The defendants Joseph Hlmbln and Narha MI. wifi M, having
entered t aplfaanes and gwen rcury according te act u
n' 'encfa NHnb and ne rules "f This Court appearing
onwaHron motion NJ d. plaintiff ordered That The aii De-
ai. 90 apca here ON the h day u March Court nett ani
answef the PLAINTIFF BIN andt copy % order be e,r,b
inserted n mc Richmond semi weekly whr ami published tv,
months "eeesivcb aud hkrws' posted ne front door ~ r
Count liousr n This county. \ eppy-Tcstc.
in i2-cwsw pOfNnrxTrp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

WIZ siNth annual session. Of this ACADEMY coneu. on
The 2ad January unier the subscriber
' WIZ ~ a POI me instruction of the school By Mr. Joseph
nay y " graduate ot William Man who. during
gate c"u' NJ That institution acquitted manner highly
SATISFACTORY 70 me faculty whose testimonial, II h- literary attain
ucnts and moral standing an ample Fani, Of b. 6 I
discharge efficiently tle dufos Of a "a Instructor.
The eourss n instruction viii the Latin Greek and
french Language Natural Moral and Philosophy Tn.
Hements Of Chemst Arithmetic Gcornery Alrebr, PAN ami
spherical InEnnoucty Analytical Gcon Practical surveying
ani such branches a. constitute souH liberal English education
Ir Object aimed AZ the plan instruction viii BE- 10 irsr
BY uncninE esrrtonS rida knoigc II m.
snfets % winch To suuts directed A. 10
c hm for entering College crcdaby pr Coz engaging n ,ety.
BUSINESS
ihe situation remarkably h-lihy AMI p-csses many advan
tagcs or tn moral training youth wear will be L m
two sessions NJ five months each entire srpcn u tbe
'on crcepi c1nc- viii b. So. and deduction made Tor sb
anet entrance 'r the residue The except IN ess Of es
"st' Nlie-s n. WHITE
d. 10 en- VT Fleetwood Academy. a mr. A Omen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

pf seWal Of Counbla College city 81 WASHINGTON saw,
have carefully eNamned Dr. 4. HuIs and IDr n Tor,,
~n apparatus referred and them as reany M, -
senisly different their construction.
The general AMI leading between tho,s ,. Of ana
anus IA That while Dr Huir- 10 ahori but a partial sp
l 70 me uterus and other very uneofort,
Oh manner Dr. Ihonp~ons aGanI much bste,
supo and DO safely and comfortably. whle CONSIDER the u-
@ ~ hs instrument Intellectual regard d.
Ihoinf-ons a. ALWAYS safe and ofen
Having pointed important differences mr. sev.n con
cudea- W"
Dr. ThoulFon apparatus wedge s,ousr or u...,r
which constitutes important difference between Their,
We have passion other from Phv.et,n N
known Throughout tho state. which open 70 The Of
ih-e who may wish IN them. although any phy-e, or osr
lns acquainted with The anatomy Of part win on nspsto
Of ne instrument BE- convinced O IL utility
de p airy pt,.,, -.
RISIsOP uOORE,s IIFE: ByJP-K, H.n,6,. r, n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
FLEETWOOD ACADFNIy

E'ok RENr-Thc stoe Hous, shocsoc Tin foruey oeeu
- pied BY Royal Parrish. For terms apuv u, - ~
PARRISH a ~ pNrl o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

ny Donlop, uoocure a Co.
AUCTION SALE OF
HIDES, SKINS AND WOOL
d ~ WEDNESDAY. the Let February q, m o,elo.. No. .v
- eh at the Lamber Hou-e Of Mr.. JoHs BaIurt ON Union
Hl-loO0 ~alfed iiids- -" N'N0"
200 small 90
$50 Kip skin.
1000 sheep Psts
5000 lbs Washed Wool
1000 Calf skins.
I'd endorsed negotiable Iap.t N A !. - -Pp'o'-
N 1-c1lvdIw - - -" HNep
BY Davenport - Allen.
GROCERIES.
IN hu kSDAf January 18th ocoek will n. SOIL NJ, o,,
auction N' WI" Ut s'u ~ "'f
aiola>-es, Rice, Sugar. Whisky C.nd.s
Wines Coffee. Soap. a,
a II a.
CARGO sCHR. ROANOKE.
At AUCTION.
'hihOAh The sOih instant IL O'Clock on Luiam, wharf
"oeh-'s wi be 'ii the Of Roanoke NJ
2Os hhds. New Orleans Sugar
los bhis. do. Molasses
To which add-i
10 bags Lsgusyra Green Coffee
l'u bags Green Rio do
50 bags old Marcsibo do
9-''"r 500 mos credit; under sum. cash
DUNLOP NON'i'RE & co Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
rU Mrlor mr. nAN CnN1.EnN

80 WHOM HI MAY CONCERS
A LII persons having claims against the late
Mrs Sarah Price Of this City requested to present them
for payment before the February ne, a, rr
To settle her and slaves a. directed biz her
CUAs STrp -! W.
de- Ig-eo5w I''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. VANISHING AND
POLISHING.

snip Tor the puose Of carrying buSnes- One
" ' partners having hcen r long engaged Coach Pal
ING IN this CIV they Will undertake branrh u business IN e
neeuon with the other Any business either in town
% e"uniy wl e faithfully executed and thankfully received Their
shop opposite Market any near The o4s N la, I
tN7'' kecfenc"-Jan-s Bosher WIN. c. An.n James Gnn
GEORGE X CRJ-TCHFTFID
all THOMAS TROWERs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09

A BANK-A REPUBLICAN MEASURE. -
Mr.. McDuffie, in his celebrated Report
of 1880, held the f,llswing language a.
bout the late Bank, and the Congress
which incorporated it:
at nav be said without disparagement,
that an assembly Of higher talent and pur.
er patriotism, has never existed since the
days OF the Revolution than the Congress
by which the PRESENT Bank was incorpor-
ated. If ever political party existed, Of
which it might be truly SAID, that call the
ends they aimed at were their country's.
i. was the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF
that day. They had just conducted the
country through the peris OF war, wa
ged in defence Of her rights and honor ;
and, elevating their views far above the
narrow and miserable ends Of party strife.
thought only TO advance the permanent
happiness OF the people. II was to THIS
END, and THEY established the present
BANK"
Again, in the same Report, after allu-
ding to the recommendation Of Mr.. Madi-
son, Mr.. McDaffie continues:
"The Bank being now recommended
by REPUBLICAN ADMfNlSTRA.
TON. was carried through both branch
es Of Congress, as A REPUBLICAN
MEASURE, by an overwhelming major.
i,y Of the REPUBLICAN PARTY"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09
lie MARKETS.
uFrtcg OF rHS BstrsnoRx AngRicAS, i
Naar r,ahnr & IQ1a (

Novmber .6 I843.
CATrLE.--There were a2wsrds or 1900 bead ar
Best Cattle offered for sale al tie Scales to-day,
Of which sbou, 1000 bead were sold 10 the city
butchers and packers. snd the balance laid over
ne prices paid ranged from 81 so 10 50 IS per
ioo lbs on the hoof. which is equal to So 81 IS
net, The principle sales were however at ia,cr
mediate rates.
FL9uR--l here hes been some Improvement IN
TIE demand for Howard street Fl,u, TODAY. and
We note sales q about 1000 barrels good standard
brands from store at 81 25 The same mice 4.
COW generally aske1 by holder.. Tha $500,
price eontinres at 81 l25
GRAiE--No change in Wheafs The s.nnt;..
are small, and tho sales Of good to prime Ma ma
Virginia reds continue to be made a, 90 a OK Cts
Family flour white wheass worth loo 10 i ne
cea.s. A sale Of 1900 bushels good Penn. afoa,
was mnde to day at "a cenis and sale Of a par
eel from store, of fair quality, al % cents.
CORN Sales ofold Md. white Corn to day al
40 Al els. and Of Nd. yellow at 20 cts. We
quote white nt IS 81 cents, and new yellow
at IS asa cts. A parcel Of old Penna- yellow
sold to-day al so cts. We quote Md. Rye at
SO cts. and Oats at 81 % els.
WHIsKEY -Hhds. are nominaly ga cents.
and bbs. 244 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09
M We notice tina, the Wing. have recently

held a grand festival at Amherst Court House.
The number present was estimated at from $500
TO 1000. The Editor of the Lynchburg firginian
Gays that he never, during the campaign of 1910,
witnessed more gratifying spectacle. There were
several eloquent and highly interesting addresses
made upon the occasion. This looks as II the
Wings ineend to act as promptly and efficiently in
abe ensuing contest, as they did in l84s. We like
TO see it, for it is nothing but right and proper that
the people should meet together, interchange sem
,imenss, and form plans, in the execution OF which
our Republican, form Of government will be f'erpet'
usted. and the common prosperity Of the people
enhanced. We hepe to hear Of many such meet
ings during the coming year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09

The Cincinnati Patriot says: "This
morning about seven o'clock, we observed
The door of Mr.. w. Mason's residence, on
Fourth street, hung with Grape. About
nine o'clock the Grape was removed, which
excited our curiosity. On inquiry, we
learned that child Of Mr.. MS, which
had been i'll with measles, had, TO all APP
pearance, deceased Arrangements were
being made for its iutement, the under
taker had been called in, and the corpse
placed upon the cooling board. About
nine o'clock, two hours having elapsed,
the child revived, and we understand is
now living"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09
The wnrc cAusniy 1889 and $780,

The WING CAUSE IN 1889 and $780,
A comparison ofthe results Of the elections
Of 1880 and OF lS40, demonstrates beyond
doubt ,hs Wing cause to be in much
more prosperous state now than it was
year in advance Of the last Presidential
election. In 1889 the Wing cause bore
4 most gloomy aspect. Election after
election was carried by the Van Buren,
ties, andthe wing party seemed almost des-
tined to inevitable defeat. yet it stood an-
dismayed; its ndomitable spirit rallied all
its energies aud led it on TO most trium-
plant victory. Blu, now it bears the most
cheering and encouraging aspect. The
most Of the elections have resulted in its
favor; its progress is evidently onward; =
and nothing bat a gross dereliciion Of du-
ty by its friends can prevent II from OBJ
tanning more decided triumph than that
Of lS40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09

Mr.. CLAY AND Col. JOHNSON 10 the
memoir OF Gel. Johnson, lately published,
says the Ostego Republican, he pays the
following eloquent tribute to the charac-
ter Of the whig candidate, Mr.. Clay. Ii
should silence, forever, the mounting,
small beer politicians, who delight to talk
of Mr.. ClAy's "bargain and intrigue
with Nj. Adams in 1874.
From his earliest political career he
had been associated with Mr.. Clay, from
the same State, and for many years the
representative OF the adj lining district
For the last eighteen years they have
both been conspicuous in opposite ranks.
1t has for that length Of time been the in
t,rest Of one to defeat the other. But un-
der no circumstances could he ever be in
duced 10 utter sentence to the delri-
ment Of Mr.. c. as a citizen, gentleman,
man oil honor, Of talents and ofin,egri-
ty. All his opposition 10 him is political.
AS man, he esteemed him; as an old
friend he loves HIM; and in his honor,
he strongly confides. If Mr.. Clay were
.hc subject of this sketch, justice would
require the same tribute Of respect to his
magnanimily and fidelity"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

The descending train Of passenger cars met
with serious accident, about ten miles west of
Hancock, on Tuesday last The locomotive ran
over COW, was thrown of the track and over
surneds The Fireman, Thomas Lane, was killed.
and the engineer slightly injured. No personal
,aiury was sustained by any one else. We under
stand that the Locomotive wac without the eop
catcher, which Is attached nearly all the engines
now in use upon the road. The train due here at
half past eleven, did not arrive until nearly night
and did not reach Baltimore until midnight.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-09

THE Vine CREED, As Condensed By
Mr.. Clas.--A sound National Currency,
regulated by the will and authority olthe
Nation.
An adequate Revenue, wirh fair Pro-
lection to American Industry.
Just restraints to the Executive Power,
embracing further rcstction on the exer-
else of the Veto.
A faithful Administration of the Public
Domain, with an equitable distribution oil
the proceeds of the sales Of it, among all
the States.
An Honest and Economical administra-
ton of the Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect freedom OF thought, and
oil the rgh, Of suffrage; but with suitable
restraints against improper interference IL
elections.
An amendment OF the constitution, limit
ing the incumbent of the Presidential OF
foe TO single term.