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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather RestOrer,
A INV CHEMICAL DISCOVERY,

ANEw CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins anu
- hides are converted into leather by
The use ,f 'faLnin extracted from certain
barks. &c.
When the force and strength Of the
Tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with
crust, &c. This all know. TO restore
then life, softness, moistness, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust, ily, or
blisier--restore the iannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNIN
which penelrates The siifTest and hard
est leather, il il has been twenty years in
use; and fit tears easily with the fingers,
il imParis a, orce a strength that is utter
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes Ike
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lighIful sollness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri.
Gus 10 water--particnlarly boots, shoes.
carriage-iops, harness, hose, trunks, and
In fact all things made Of leather, giving
splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tOps-have old harness. and throw them
away half used--lotk filthy themselves.
and all about them-expend double what
is necessary Tor articles Of leather. 10 their
hearts content, if their prejudices are SO
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
| nE None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature OF Comstock & Co.
| tET~ For sale n .lillshorcueh N c., by D.
Heart; IN Oxford, by George E. Taylor; 10
Gteensbo,oueb, hyJ. L R sloan-- only agents
il February 22 69-
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M0FPATas
Life Medicines.


RkHE LIE bssdirines ha.s hssn 80 "a -.
= rrEE a alaa1al ssery aaseaae a. mA.sh -
kinA 10 iaaAas. Aua 60 haliaszs and lisxr -.
paalnls. VIA theT n.aBT = 81 kn1n d asteus.ss.
billiuns sHd sirk he-tsehs. pain ssa -.
psessi0s siisG nssls. g,ddinsss. ai1zisss,.
singning noise "a he bead End ears, Sss..
sineFs, Lssaahurn, loss u spFeiile. "a
EpaEnls, &c. khey are nrkneslnaEsd a !. -
ID EspsrieF - as lkiRg eEsg y Gre e.
Is ihf l,lhiae. ahs iof tkeke q "a fail -, n
kuSy. ihey al Fteas iasaiesLis uli3s :, !.
esnerai lan.ay sPssieni. - silheE sea, -,
ssnnst Cal - snsufe he nnisasal aslislsr.
ne saeary sf Ihs LIE fnls sss Plea,
DaieIs Il ssesi esiissa. 4 freely eissa e ILs
attack Of fever. Inaeenxs. neasles, sore
lhg0sl. reesAi colds. With cough, and 81.
e. inAsnmalnfy disorders. II rhsuua.
ten and ehorie eODplainss lhey haze slso
performed the uaasi exiEsoISinsiy eures, aLtn
seed @ith pessstsfence-
Sine The hssa inis6oueiien 81 Dr. hsests
life Medicines 10 kis FellnM etliaens. -
have in ever rasr, fuiiy msinisined lie hist
leharaeieF Thy 90 xeil deseFsed. Patients |. -
had Coz yeats dfaun On . ulisessble exislen,s
Iand macy slo had iosi The esrefi then lin.1,I,
rheumallsm I'D paralysis, have been rssso,,a
10 health, Strength and ssamfost. agler III -
lnsual renseales had been lonhd nselea. II.
asionishiae and almusi mirseulous sfe,l,
, have also beea expefienred. IN the sute n
nsrreHs ard rkssmsfie pains 81 ihe kssa ..d
{arf, parslyiie agrciions. eonirarird sad 80
Il0aats. eiaRdnlar sWfilimgs. pains az he ekst,
land bones. ehreaie RI msfism, pal,ifalisn N
Ilkf ktsEi. s.eesii TslPiSufisn. &c.
BIT ii . unnecessary ie ehumerale the ma,
Iny cases 10 shieh these pnfely seqeiahie ma.
ldieiaes have been Furrs sslsl, hul lei d, ,O.
Iquire. Why arc they - uEiscrsal n lhrir
lkappy sfleeisf
Bsesuse he, PURIFY THE BLOOD. md
thUs Tsnn sr sll tsBss u diseafe 10 tie Eys.
Item.
Because hey &C, powerfully pp,a ,he ,.e,,.
tons o. Tie body, and remove al impurities 4,
Ionce
Because they DO moi reduce Che s,stsm. br,
linvigoraie IL : ihas sqI.rinR no restraint l,om
lpletsnre % business during their operation.
Complaints aTisine lFom . vaisied state 81
the blood ARE easily allsusd by the passtirI
efficacy az th,se n.lld end ssl.iar, neeie ms.
Ito those sho ere ohlieef 20 trsse', OF 10 tlk
medirine without inieruptsea tfhusintss, Tie
Life Medi,ints are peculiarly useful. b. mia
and sale operation. they saFike 81 lie root Of
Idiseasf, and qnitkly cssdiraie u. thereby IRE.
sen,iug The fatal siIetis 20 which ihoulsrds
are victims.
Sold ~holesaie and retail, By DIV. D. Mor.
fs'. Us Broadway, New ioIk.
70 sale also Nv
ID. HEARTT. .agn,.
febns-,I s.
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III | l. LIS B ROU G III, N. =.
ruBLIsHED WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, OR TWO poLIA"'
FIFTY CENTS If rAID IN ADVANCE.
Tboee who do not give notice OF their wa"
10 have their paper discontinued nj the cNp"",
ton Of the year, will be presumed as dcs','" ~
its continuance until eountcrmantcd ANU u.
paper will be discontinued until oil arrcatae''
are paid, unless ut the option Of the ruOnt"'"
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen ''''.'
one dollar for the fret, and " fniy.il'c te"as
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ones e., :"
proportion Court advertisements 'wen'y'n,'
per cent l.icher. deduction Of 355 per ecu"
will be made 10 advertisers by the year
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMSTOCK & co.'s
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of SarS parilla

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofuls. Chronic Rhuemallsm, General
Debility, Cu,sneous Duesses. Tetter,
Scaly Efuptions Of The skin, Pimples or
Posiules on the Fsce. Mercurial and Sy.
philoid Diseases. Biles. from an impure
habit Of body, Ulceralions Of the ThIoa,
and Leg, Liver Affections, Pains and
SwtllInss OF the Bones, and all Diseases
arising irom an impure state OF the Blocd,
Exposures and lmprudences in Life, Ex.
.cessivs Use oil Mercury &c.
The great popularity Of Ssrsararilla,
and ITS established efficacy, render Il su.
perfuous to enter into any eucomium oI
ils vir:ues, or sdduce any evidence in III
favor.
The Sarsspsrlla is warranted positive
" as good as any other that can be mad.
a, One Dollar, 81 jus, half the price o
those so much advertised, and as s,ronl
and in as large bottles, wiz
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or Four
Dollars per Dozen
This article has cured Sctofula Of 81
years, after ,he Dollar articles had bee
used in vain.
10 be bad Of the agents Of Coms,ocl
and Co. only, throughout the county. il
New York only a. 81, Cortland, Street
Inquire Arrays for Comsfock 8. Co
Sarsapariiia, at Fifty cents, andhare a
other.
For sale by
d. HEARTH, Hillsborough.
Il march 81 -
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m office

RS hereby given, that motion or petition
- will be made at the next February Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Orange coun'
ty, for the establishment OF separate election
al the Burnt Shop" in the western part o.
IaHfields. MANY VOTERS.
Hawfielts, November 25. So
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GPECES.--Pepper Pamento, Cloves, Nut.
- megs, Mace, Ginger tWIite aud Race. J
Cinnamon. The above ALEC ground. For sale
by TYLER & HILL,
III "A Petersburg, Va.
Angus y. So
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLAMEw's
Pink Syrup,

To- cssgghs. caks. Laasnza. See Thyuaf.
Pais n AZ Brsa9, N feuhy IF Breafhiag.
Hsaf Bs1rn. end ereyg eempiaiHf
suhich ouascs cosanFfioa-
TsHlS Hcnely, given 10 The Puhlir unacr the
m sznrsion o. one q the first divmcx q the acc.
end msn of responiEility. i considered hy The
Faculty q New lo<k az the bess nsndicine q the
kind offered Cor Sale. II Is sare remnay against
Consumption, Il taken in tins. Be sure and OBJ
tain lie genuine.
sod, wholesale, by c0mstock A Co. 81 Cert
hndl street, New Nofk; and BY ID. Hears, HIS
bosoagh. Dr.. James Young, OKtoOd, and J. 4 r.
kloan. Gnesnshorough.
February IN. Is
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law-September
t. Term, 1914.
'J0hn II .9aitrson,
VS.. petition for Divorce
Martha An Igyson

TT appearing 10 The satisfaction of the Court,
- thai the defendant IN this case is not an
inhabtant Of this State; II is ordered by the
Court, that publication be made for three
months in the ililsborough heeorder, fer tie
said defendant 10 sppear at the next term of
this court, 10 be held for the crunty Of Orange.
at the court house IN Hillsborough, on the Sc
cond Monday in Marc huext, and plead, an.
swer, or damur TO said petition, otherwise the
sane viii be heard ex pare, and Judgment ia.
ken pro confesso.
JOS. C. NORWOOD, Clerk.
Pnce adv. 60 90. 81 3m
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To Printers.

WINTER and Summer News INK, aIso
" Book ink, oil Of superior quality, Ior saio
at all tim.s loo by
TYLER e. HILL,
HhOltsals Druggists, Petersburg. w.
July I6 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Henry Tlpp and others,

VI.
cteriss Tapp and william TaPp.
Petition for partition Of the Lands Of Lewis
Tapp, deceased.
In Equity-Fo May Term, ls45.
ES this case il having been made TO appear, &C
Z coriing To law, that the defendants, Charles
Tap and William Tapp, are not inhabitants ol
this s.aie II is therefore ordered, that publication
he made for six weeks successfully in the Hills.
borough Recorder, for said defendants to appear
al the next term Of the Superior Court Of Law
and Equity, TO lie held for the county Of Person.
al the court house in RoxlOrough, on the seventh
Monday afer the fourth Monday in March next,
then and there to answer the sail petition, or the
same viii be taken pro confesso as TO them, and
81: down for hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSHER, C. ME-.
Price aiv.s - 30. 6l-6w
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ESSENTIAL OILS.

OIL Lemon, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Bcrga-
mot, Lavender, Juniper. Gubebs, kosF,
Peppermint, Spesrnlini, Horstmini, Rosemary
Anlsr, Sassafras Murmsced, Amber, oia' &C.
Camphor, Cloves. sc. All Of the above Is,
sen,iai Oils are VT ~, nted perfectly pure, ana
are constantly for sale very low hv
TYLER e. HILL,
Wholesale Druggists. Petersburg, va
August 10. 39--
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equily-To March Term, ls45.
Jssa MoTor and oshars) .- =
W. Petition 20 sell Land.
JAIN More and others
IN this case il Appearing according 10 law, that
u the defendants. John Moor and his children,
who arc the heirs al law Of Helen Moore, deceas-
ed. are not inhabitants Of this state; Publication
i ihcEciore made for said defendants 10 appear u
tac next cour. Of Equity, TO be held for Orange
county, al tho courthouse IN Hilsborough, on
tac second Monday Of March next, and plead, an
swer or demur % said petition, Or the same viii
II taken pro oonfesSo against them, and heard
accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, CINE.
Price adv. 81 so. 5s-6w
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Fall Trade. 1874.
An IMMENSE STOCK or DEUGS
a MEDICINES. PAINTS. OISs
DYE STUFfS. PERFUME
ny, FANCY ARTICLES,

BRUSHES. SPICES, &C. 6e.0e.
aEaf arrivals iron Bosson. New Tel. &C. &C
- ne are noM rrreising cur fah SunPiy q
Goa6s, emhFaeihg soy Asssy Siaek q sEefy
ahiag IL ear iise. Oar 60oas sege sAerted
uilh ssperial reference 10 The " ksifsaisTfsss,
heina 81 abe cHrlxGsE QuALtrE. and buigAl g
Large snanfifisa Il ahs LOWEST MAihEI
PhicE. We are thsrefoIe ready 70 compete
4ifh oaher Heases. North o. sonlh.
We respectfully solicit call % ords hem
al Merchants aad Physicians nho are b nanl
any o. lne articles ~ eur line u busiIess. a.
ae are Determined 10 sELL aKD 70 ILEAsL.
BeloR &c en0merass Few ieacsas aribiess ~
afsteh. together with every thug We ssil.
&c wafraal 70 be 81 the BEST QUALITY, and
Il PRICES WHICH CANNOT PAL 10
GIVE SATISFACTION.
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Sick Head ache Remedy,

Il DUhE 1UhG
nR. SPOHN's Headache Remedy, is allowed
~ to be the only preparation that will effectl-
ally cure that worst of all complaints. Persons
using this article will never have the sick head
ache. If people had rather give fifty cents or a
dollar to be entirely cured than to be laid up for
two or three days, they can do so by buying a
bottle of this Remedy.
For sale by d. Heart, Hillsborough.
DIR. James Young. Oxford.
J. &. II. Sloan, Greensboro
February i. 63-
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PILLS.
LET NONE DESPAIR.

LEI NONE DESPAIR
EnHESE Palis hare isag kssn knewa nnt
- apsseriaaeA C. Gheaf sKkrAsselnay ana
immealsas sewers u Essasring psFseea hssiie
4. r,ersaas ssHsFiag endsr nenFay ersFy kiae
~ s.seass uhirh tks hunan iraas . liabls-
Thsy are PaEtieslafiy Esfomne.ced q a.
she,e sesssna Ms are sGacies snh aay lied
M rhsenle O. liaResinK eonFiaiaa - ahsfs y -
r,es,rins hsfsFe me psblie shaxh las ~ 40.
80 ~ happy a. sEsci uPoa he sgsism i
correesIas the stenaash sd hsei as % NE ief.
mslioa q hsalisy ehyis, ssd ibssshy purify
Ia he blood.
Thev are arknoxleaged " the hundseds aae
thousards wke are nsing then 20 BE nci oalg
he mssl miiS ard peasant u their ePeraiien
bsi he n.osi perfectly isnorsnt. cafe ard e
6eieaa nedicine eter err fed le The publie.
Thoss Who oncc make > trial of these pill
nsser ailerward Eel willing a. be wIih0ui
lhem. ahirh u ssl6eieal pfeof Il lhen see
qaalillss. ..o~
july ~. -
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sTATE OF NORIn cAROLINA.

couniy c0aEi-To March Term, lslA.
I@gA BEala 81 rstl cd sdk1a
Hszrs Tspp. aAziE sd afk0l
Pritum fur sAisisian q Nezsaes snA seGLl<mrns e
N esaaae q L~~is TaEq de1aaeA
~ nis case i kaying heen maae 10 appeaE. -
cos1ng . IN. hnat Chzsies TsPP an WI
ksm TayP. fNe e n defndzntz, asr M iahsks-
aznts q n.is sszae; h Is therzfne osarEed tAzi
p4hEirstioa h mAAe fw N we<ks sanrr@ixrls n
gAr HIlSagsagA RrrmdFs. g. said drssnaAzis .
aPprar = the NEXT term q ne C0uEt e Ilease
ana Quarter Sessions. % he bid flr thr ceuniy q
nerson. Il he eourt house IN R0Hloro1gh. "a he
third Monasy q March nrxt. then and thsfs q
answer the sd petition. q the same VII = taken
pr0 conir~So a. % them. ard So down ioF bearing
acc0rAi-giy.
CHARLES MASON, e.e.c.
Pace aax. s. 50. el-eN
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TO FARM ERS.

TONE with any Of the following produce
" of yourfarms. and yon shall have for then
Groceries At cash prices, viz:
Corn, Beesw Ak, Tallow. Feathers.
A. MICKLE.
Januarys 8. ..-. =
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Groceries! Groceries,
"A Fresh supply. -H1

HI subscflosf pas lust testsn
flesh supply Of GROCERIES, ahirh
have been elected with great care and
w,lI Be sold los Tor cash. Those she
ash 70 procure good articles on very rea.
sonable terms, are respectfully rsqussiec
d sise hin . call. His stock - enn'
n,;sed a parl ol The following:
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April
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE
TARIFF

We have been entertaining the hope that the
would not disturb the present Tariff
policy of the country. But now we fear from the
tone of the Union, the official organ, that the bat
tie will be fought at the next session of Con.
gress. We have regarded Mr.. Polk in any
other light than Free Trads man at heart, but
hoped he had bowed to what seems by every fair
presumption to be the desire Of large majority of
the people of the Union Mr.. Buchanan, the
Premier of the Administration, succeeded in gull.
ing the people of Pennsylvania into the belief dur
ing the late contest for the Presidency, that Mr..
Polk was better Tariff man than Mr.. Clay. The
people will now see for themselves. Murder
will out" says the old preyerb, and we think we
shall see il verified in this matter. But we do not
think the Administration can succeed in disturbing
the Tariff act of AZ in any ofits essential features
however much they may desire it, constituted as
the new Congress will be. The only evil to be
much dreaded is the unsettled condition which
legislation and attempts to destroy what ought to
be settled and stable policy, are likely to produce
upon the business relations of the country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
THE EVILS OF rNrEMPnRANcE.

The late disgiacefu riot at the University Of
Virginia, was brought on by drunken spree"
among number of the Students as we learn f ON
the statement submitted the public by the Facu-
ty of the Institution. The Richmond papers have
contained number OF statements upon this sub.
ject, written by the Students and Faculty of the
University, each telling their own stories, and
making out their own case. We have no doubt
the Faculty is correct.
We hear so much twaddle nowadays from our
"bg men" in Congress from the South about South.
sta blood-chivalry, &C., that the very school
boys all catching it up, and standing on their
meuls too. If these young boods would only give
more attention to their studies, and less to schief
and inlemPerance, their southern blood would
show to much better advantage in after life We
should have thought the murdered corpse of Pro-
fessor Davis would have constantly risen up before
the eyes of the Students of the University, and
restrained them from engaging in such di.graoeful
riots as have lately taken place.
The great fire which destroyed so large por-
ton of Pitt.burg, is said to have been caused by
the carelessness OF a drunken washerwoman.--
How long shall this desolating evil continue TO al
aict our nation. Let the people answer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A
CLERGYMAN.

We have been shown a letter written by the
Rev. w. +. Halsey, of Columbus, Mississippi,
bearing date April l4th in which are detailed the
OF the death of the Rev JoRs HEN
SHAW, sos of the late Capt. Levi Henshaw, de-
ceased, of this County. II appears that he had
been at place called Brooklyn. in Noxubee Coun-
~, in discharge of his pastoral duties Sunday,
the 3oth of March, the day previous to bis death
on his return on Monday to Macon, be was obliged
to cross a small creek, which had become very
much swollen, and it is supposed. 10 attempting to
ascend the bank, on the opposite shore, which was
very steep, he was thrown from his horse and
drowned. When found, there was bruise on one
side of hi, face, which favors the conclusion that
be was thrown from his horse. The horse sue
ceeded in getting out, and when found the rein. of
his bride we're parted at the bit, and the saddle
turned under his belly. Mr.. H.sey states that he
has prepared and sent an Obituary notice of the
deceased to the Episcopal Recorder, which we will
obtain and publish at another time. We believe
the above however contains the material facts of
the death-we were obliged to take a very hurried
glance at the letter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15

Our readers doubtless remember the
details we publised few days since of n
frightfully destructive earthquake which
YVES experienced at Mexico. We have
now to add repetition OF this awful dis.
aster IN the capital on the 10th of April.
Our examination ofthe papers has fail
ed 10 enable us TO discover many details Of
the amount of ruin and desolation occa.
stoned by thus CONFUSION. but from the
fact that the journals unite in describing
its effects as terrific, we presume the des-
truction must have been great. The Di-
Grio of the | th states that the earthquake
occurred about 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
lasted forty seconds; that it overthrew
many new buildings and many others that
had escaped the former vsitstions; and
most Of the inhabitants stricken with ter.
ror, left their houses and took refuge in the
open fields and public squares, pass ng
the night without shelter and in the ut
most CONSERVATION.
The "Veracruzsno" Of the 18th INST,
states that the private letters furnish a
gloomy picture Of the desolarion that has
fallen upon Mexico. The "Hesperia" OF
the 18th states that the earthquake ofthe
10th completed the destruction Of the Gu.
pola OF Santa Teresa, and increased the
damage done the churches OF Santo Do.
mlngo and San Francisco. But for the
shortness of its duration, the entire city
would have been laid in ruins. Mexico
did not suffer alone. The shock was felt
in number Of towns and villages within
a radius OF several hundred miles. At
Puebla the earthquake was experienced
on the 7th, about Tour O. clock, p. NJ, bu,
its effects were comparatively slight.
Several churches were injured, and MANY
private edifces were greatly damaged;
though none we're absolutely DESTROYED.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
TIE REPEAr. ASSOCIATION,

We learn from the Baltimore Patriot that the
Irish Repeal Association Of that city, which has
been in existence for some year, past. has been
formally dissolved. The cause of this dissolution
arises out of the ungratefuness of O'Connell, and
"his recent ilhberal remarks in speech delivered
wherein he spoke abusively of this nation and her
proud emblem Of liberty" This strikes US as
commendable step, and speaks we'll for the Repeal
Association of Baltimore. The surplus funds of
the Association have been given to the Hibernisn
Society, where they will be more usefully applied.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
ABOLITION CONVENTION.

These fanatics have lately held meeting in
New York, which goes little ahead of any folly
which they have yet attempted. They propose
holding Convention in Washington City next
winter, and their plans foreshadow dissolutioa of
the Union. Birney, The Abolition candidate for
the Presidency, was there, and was very abusive
of Mr.. Clay in his speech--perhaps he is getting
his friends ready bother the two prominent par
ties in the next race for the Presidency, and ex-
poets 10 get another quid pro qsO for his influence
OF one thing We may calculate certainly, and that
is that they will bold no convention in Washing.
lOn--they are tco smart for thst-as big a, they
talk whle they are out Of harms way.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
COMPLIMENTARY.
We find in the last Richmond Enquirer the fol
AN EXCELLENT HIT
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
The Whig Partu Sphp

The split in the Wing party has pro.
duced much confusion. Many are at a
loss to know to what portion of the Wing
party they now belong whether TO that
portion possessing "all the decency," or
to the "ass" portion. Should the party
once more become united, as neither por-
ton may wish to lose entirely its new
name. probably the more appropriate
name would be "the decent ass party"
Essex.
1t will be seen that the Enquirer has placed the
caption of "An Excellent Hit" over the above ar
ticle. Those Wing, who helped the spartan
Band" to elect Seldom and defeat Botts must feel
themselves highly compiimented by such notices
in the Enquirer, and we can tell them that the
Wings throughout the Counties do not pity them
much, and we hope hereafter that 'aIl the decen-
cy," and the lass portion" too, viii let the Loco o.
COS elect their own Congressman in their own way.