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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
DEATH OF HON JAMES MeDoN


We announce to-day, with feelings oil
mon regret, the death sOf the HOn-
Mcdowell, for teVeTaI yeaTs pas; the UoH
preventative Of this District, 10 the Cog
the United States lie died al his ~
neaT Lexington, IN R~0ckbridge county, e
day morning, (34th 1It.,) III the bosom D
hlcted family. lie Was IN about the 5fh
his and mad suffered iGr months p
hemorThage Of the lungs and Paralytk.
we presume, was the Ultimate cause q hs
He had FLIED with honor 10 himself and q
his native State, the elevated and EesFoe
sitions Of Governor Of the COmmOnGet
Representative OF this District IN COoga
p@Ossessed a mind and talents Of 4 Veu
and his natural endOwments were inf
study anda finished education. He Essi
tut and accomplished orator, ard had y
Distinction Of baving delivered one Of
eloquent and drilling speeches eTeF
the Gongfess Of the United States
amiable. modest, upright, frank, gene"
higH-mlhded, and leaves no act OF hs
private life calculated to suffuse the DC
DISTRESSED and ~befeaved family with tR
shame. The attractions Of o No
beauiifGi character had the erOUniHg
christianity. He had been for BeaTlyua
q c0nsistenLand active member Of the
rfan ChureB, and died Eith a ~Welt-gFou1
of, blessed ,immorialiy beyond The =
pen is too feeble TO d~elineaie
Of OR hOnOred and deeply iamenied iGe
preventative. The tGobgressioeal
lost ID hisremoyaia pnre-minded aDeIs
preventative ; the Democratic party
brightest ornaments ; and his inteTes
4 most devoted and hfeeiiOnaie tAtber
knew GOv.MeD. must mingle VIII
stricken aud deeply distressed y
heavy Observation-Disclosures X
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CLARKE COUNTY.

The September Court-day for Clarke county be.
ing too late for the appointment of Delegates 10
the proposed Convention, we have been requested
to call a Injecting of the Democratic party OF the
County, at tie Courthouse in BerryVilIe, on Sa
turday 18th inst, at 3 o'clock, p. Al.
We hope the Delegates who may be appoint,
ed generally from this section Of the Valley viii
endeavorto be present, as the Convention promi,
ses to be one among themos interesting and i'm
portant ever held in the State. The Wing Con,
vention meets in tile same town on the day fol-
lowing and the two bodies will bring together
mos. Of the active, no less than many of The most
distinguished, politicians ofthe State. The town
of Staunton itself, with the public institutions
there located, offers strong inducements to all
who have not heretofore visited That point, to
avail themselves OF seeing, as we humbIy con-
ceive, the proudest monument o! the humane and
beneicent Legislation OF their Commonwealth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
~ArrEnrloN ~DEmocRATs.

a Convention ofthe Democratic party in yir-
.;nio 10. beep called for, by the State Central
conmiuee, to be held at stanton on wednes,
day the 24lh Of september next, for the purpose
oforaanizing fortIe elections under the new Con
%stitution, no less than nominating candidates for
the Office of Governor, 1t, Governor and Attorney
General. Already the Democrats OF other cOun'
ties have held meetings and appointed delegates
10 represent them in that body. The Democrats
in tbisseclion5of Tie Stale are not behind their
brethren any where in zeal aud devotion TO the
GOOD cause, and wc arc therefore requested TO call
a meeting of the Democratic party of Jefferson,
atthe Coutt.House in Charlestosvn, on Monday,
f6th7 dsy.ofs September, (conrtday0 for The ppr.
pose Of appointing as many Delegates as ma be
deemed necessary to the proposed Convention.
The meeting will lie held at 2 p. 81. and a full
attendance ofthe Democracy of the county is re.
ques,ed, as there may be other matters Of impor-
lance TO come up for consideration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02


-
recent eiiri esPecaHgt y Sntan az
!sio1ss pcok on % say hat tlss subjects
tytah wonld eg beaded by or eonntEymen
ssoS as tScon ent ith The Constitution soi
t~heioantry, = "a tteif efforts TO dtssn 5t1en @
selves froniIhe monafehica yoke; in the same
i~paTagtaph we took oeeasiento speak instFongi
teFmsio Of The ineHable disgraees visited uponshns
mainly ~ the numbering q The fftg Ratri9is
without trial, anl:in o~bedlenceEo only 20 The mans
daie5oftheG aplain.G eneraloftheIzland The edls
tor IS the Issebug W4shingtoptAn4s pleased g
TAXI. exceptions, and Ike5hlm, we are prone Ia
excIeim thatsaeaEenotsqFp ohpd elnn
enrolled onsthe side ottYrannyeando Ppresslenf-
,stXe are moi surprised 70 IND almsapf apologlss
for deeds so dampable, sp8fepplstYe TO eyeLy
sense Of Jasticetthat even other pr1nts Who might
Otherwise tavesbeen found In ce1Panyf lave
tbeeH Stalled from any such Infamous position
and $afe.speaKingout in strong termsagainstIthis
monstrotiysgHow does the. editorgcfthe WaHtfl
ton,an refer toihe dark deedaofsbio as visited
upon American citizens in the streets of EaVana3
.So:pe have. met their deseIts1a poItionsofihem
have received what they merited2 THE is the
ianauarea0flhegedilo The e W~ashipgtoniaIl, e
and maybe congeniaI 10 astaste, though it Is re-
nuepant TO every fee ing f,commonS humanity.
Not one OF these misguided tnen2receiyed q
htrial4by iury-no. mot even asdrhaSs head court.
martial. Tie impelions 4fat ,tHs1freaScable de-
cFes. hat fbeir blood should paythef oFfeif went
ITofth rom Eoncia; and his unsupported mandate
caused some oflhc best bloodip the andt to 16w:
The. streets of Havana were crrimsoned with the
eore of Crittenden, Yeazey,, Ker and, others,
chiyalrous and brave SOULS 5tsta nat,2
Falk of such men as having "met7their de.
sertsn, Base, indeed, must bs.the heart and un.
natural the affection for 5couontrylmen to tins re
ioico in the splitting oLihei- blood. ii
ISut 1--WE are not surprised" at all this. Tile
| Washiuetonian has been famed as the apolagist
for ;tyraDDy in all its forms-the gallant defender
of snonarchv If. all lis p6ases-tIie panegyrist OF
" y, a..
royallst vlctor!es-and the olttef oPPoneHt
country and it's cOuntry's cause throughout all
time. Even at this day we find him on tile side Of
tBe: North and ooposed TO the Stale which gave
y. L:-,I az III =, ,,,L;cb be has beeng bred.
- ,t,;aaa ,,hioh have nrosnased him
"a rs iaI,,. for Ionq accustomed use has
.,;Io :, i. .,,,I for Thai naoer 10 m,srepresent, the
v5sb;na,nnian snesks Of us as ,conoiyins with
a. iioni,s an5 Indirectly advocating the dismem.
ho,non, &c Tho Union. distempere imagina.
,;o6 and q oi,erelous suirit can easily discern
Etbst, which mioht escape healthfuI optics, and
,bis i he nreJicament of that paper. 1t is the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
PREsIDENTIAL ELECTION.

.zTf frr-@-1 Er-7st 2 7sH EI.
In case the election Of the next Prestdentrts
takentO thetIouse ofRepTesentatiges55 The v6ts
will stand asifollows:.5 .5S
DsmccTurc-Towa, Maine, South Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, WisGnnsina New jerse,;
Delaware, Illinois, Conneeuicut, Tennessee, Ia.
diana, Texas, and AlabaaIa-4 States.
Whig--MissonT Vermont, Florida, Michigan,
Massachusetts, and NORTH arOlina-6 States.
Tis-New, York, New Iaampshire, RhodeaIs,
land aud Kentucky-4S tatesNgE
OFT he EemainingS States, Virginia, Mississippi,
and probably Louisiana aad- California, will be
dNmocratic. Georgia AMI Maryland uncertaib.
Each State has one vote, lbeither more nor less,
except when tied. 4f3
B The Convention fgg the upper end az
iampshire county, on atnndaY last, pomipatea
Col.James Allensas a Da6locratie candidate for
The Legislature. A Co6sentioh for the s%norains
tim of another candidate t5 complete tie uekel,
is1q.be held for The olReIyaFlofsthe county, Oh.
the Isth ofseptembers 4
g Fhe Fail term 81 tbe Circuit Court fgf
Ha@pshisetconR will Commence ION WedneE
day the lolhofSep,embcK Welearnthat thsts
viii be etiange OF Circuits 5etwssI Is
SAAgEEs oil Shenandoah: county, aud Jadge3
PARKER sofsthis Gircnif torthe ensuing terms d
Faff Courts
&c AHpng 1hesihpenihsns &c modern seienee,
lew eonter a create beaslt on tue coullhndisY
ahsnthat esatsiSntf6n GsnisuY sotb bssF
Ing en-. kaossp q Aver a7g Psetea
gss aasesllslnr columns tFlay be found The evf,
the eontdence III peeafiar efffeaoyg onra
dlsteEnper4 oAths Hhhoa81a Lungs
ael& dHH55
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
THE -TouRNAMENTs.

To-day, TUESDAY the Tournament at Shan
nondale willfcome off. The number of Knights
is.expected tosbe large, and the company pre-
sent qnite as large as on former occasions
The Fancy Ball is fixed for "Wednesday night,
aud will no doubt surpass any thing of the
kind ever held at Shanncndalc. We have al.
ready heard . falarge number Of ladies aud
gentlemen who design participating. ThesPro,
prietors Of The Springs, we doubtnot, will use
every possible %efFottato accommodate all who
maybe present, aud the closing scenes of Shan.
nondale the present season will be inferior 10
those of no other Watering place in the conn,
Try. Our own county, and we hope those ada.
cent, will be fully represented on this festive
occasion.
The Ie'raaEasnt at that other popular resort
fnepnr immediate 7viGinityi Joraaa's While SD
Pkur,hasbeen fixed for Tuesday Next, 9Th inst.
Unusual preparatibnsis being made for a grand
display There issalIeady sojournipg there a
company ofnear 100, and the amusements ofthe
next weelswiil attract persons hitheF from every
part ofoar State. Jefferson always keeps pace
withihes nsighbqrs, and our friend Jordan may.
reasenablyIealealate upon our county being full.
lyFepFesented as f 6iia e5ssl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
PAGE3CoIJSTY

The following gentlemen compose the Vigil
lance Committee for this county.
Mann Almond, D., NJ. Dove E. W. Wood, PeteS
Pcice, Mann Spitler, Jaso4 Brubaker, John Lion
berger, RIP. Bell - ~ u -. - 81 ~ /
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

sill bflng
aibg Aud lei him ho
Z hedIez. lie AL
iaey rg
radfeswere prnpouudF
10 Charles James
4 az Charls stossp.
puthsh them found
uxiaposition With the
Htioas 81 s NTH Le
8 and forsN hleh Mr.
TEe GontadY Rsd
IliioRs
ResdlFs1, That Il in
disregard alike of the
spifit and pIlnctplss OF
tie act of Congress on
me admission of the
Sale OF Missouri into
The Unipn, generally
knorn as the Missouri
Compro and OF
eveEg CONSIDERATION OF
Justice, Of Constitution.
fssht and of fIater.
.aal iselIpgI the fearful
sue shall be forced up
Ithe country, which must
fesuir from ~tbetadopuon
and Attempted eatareeE
MilmptPfo-
$50. as aa acl oil 1.-THE ge-
sefal ~gpyeInmehts the
people d Virginia can
lave no adithcnltyg in
koosineY between the
o6iV-a9feInaliEes that
an thehsTemaini oab-
Set submission tostagr
Ifession and Outrage on
HE one hand or deter
mined resistancel onithe
az ~ali,hazatds and
the last extremity.
ResolTed ~undnitno,lS.
M That he GeneralAs
~mblyaHoldssi TO besthe
duty of every man in
eetionofthis con-
f~kdeIacyfift the UnionIis
dear to bfm.1 oyoppose
of any1laW,
for whatever purpose, by
which t~erritoryto be ac-
GUIDED may he subject to
such a restriction.
RESIDED, unanimous
y, phatdhe passage Of
III abosemenlioned pro-
Esiso, makes it the duty
lot every .slaveholding
State, and of all citizens
Thereof, as they value
their dearest privileges,
tthelr sovereignty, their
independence and their
Fights ofgproper'y, 10.
lake ~frm,united and Icon
certed action in this
emergency.
Resolrea, That we re-
Igard the passage of a
Jaw by the Congress of
1.-The United States, aboI-
Issuing slavery sor the
Slave trade in the Dis.
Itrict Of Columbia, as a
direct attack upon the
Institutions ofthe SOUTH
fern States TO be resisted
at every hazard.
ResolEsd, That in the.
lof the passage by Con
oethe Wilmot pro-
lEiso, or any.law abolish
hnG slavery or the slave
Itrade in4tiIe District of
EColumbia the Governor
Eof this Commonwealth
lis requested Immediate
ly to convene the Eegis
Nature of this State Gift
shell-ha9e edjourned) 10
consider Of the mode
aud measure Of redress
R@esalrea, That The
governor Of this Com
%monwealtl be requested
70 send a copy of these
resolutions 10 eacll of
the States of this Union.
and also 10 our senators
ind representatives in
Congress.
t5
ra 7oiaa
49,, 900
Ii gga
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

flends 81 the South apc
der enemies q i feekS
ehiakstis be ssands 9
Eromthe Re
The foloW ne lnne
ed by Jobn a Thomson
Faulkner and answerst
on tie 18Th Httfmo
III be Free Il
celehfa cd Eon9aI Isso
gislaiufe of Virginia 8
Fanikn e gave eordi
MH4ogatos rs
AasNeFs
elf Sonth Carolina.
sshenld ATTEMPT 10 NpeiI
the uoops Of lie UnIhd
States from foFt od
IFie- and her ead
have 8teeatehed
Y0u ,ifamembsf Q Coz
atess. vote men am mi
nes 10 boldit
f South Carolina
shenL Iesist by fore,
stbe Of
United Stafes viii yot
yote4men3and money /
enstainana enfoscethose
SIawTs
WiIKvou. 9th
Observation-Disclosures N
thaFIast resott-gcte q
snse ibe whole force o
tbs MafonSto prevent
Sonis So
csSinaa and 5ecnmine a
SSsasndentpower?
M these intafrogato.
res MT'F said: sssa3
aNos,atesman sbopls
commit himself in ad.
H onna toanv. particulal
s aanrse IF measures in a
.oaSnol;onal emergen'
81 spr-
9nnJ;ngthe caseat the
inc wSsrhe;allpwed tq
;naSenca the Judgment.
ID mightsrender an ap.
neaI re nersnasion more
l,aiiasIe thana an appeal
10 appeal 10
tH,a resson and patriot
lam ofztbat State, nor
iuJioions thaniau appeal
10 her tears. / would
not. pledge myself as te
any particular course q
measures towards Sonth
Carolina. Iwould trpsl
to the occasion, to en-
3Iighten me as to the
course of a best cal,
cnlated to preserve The
Union and to promote
the true interests Of the
country. il hope never
to witness the day wber
it shall become necessa
ry 10 Shed one drop o.
American blood totmain
tain this Constitution
But this | would say
that should1 become the
representative in Con
nrose frnm his District
will rive nv sGnnorI
toaii sachmeSsnres a.
in mo ind1ment NAV b.
hest cSIciIIateI 10 uD.
the supremacy d
s,he LA ,ysaan5 TO main,
rain the ~6ftHe
,Unionl ga
MI. Thompson. The
gentleman does not ex.
9ctlv seedrhe object 81
nv tnteFrogatoFies. i
wish In know fphe be.
ei;oves thar !CoGdress
nossessea The PowERftt
Enforce obeGienceto tbe
laws Of lilo u. STATE,
after that State has de
clareil her purpose IL
secede from The Union?
Mr.. Faulkner.-I have
no doubt Of the power,
The government Of the
Union has every powel
necessary 10 the pre-
servation Of the UKIoS
Ii is a government, thai
in ihe enforcement bI
its laws, operates uporl
not uoon
the State in their cor.
Porate caPaSllles; , lhe
~ 70 30 ci,;zens 81
.lhe4United States, and
if they should altempli
by force, to o6stfgct HE
execnIlPn o. 5 ,ne Jaws vs.
III Ibev y'u ms 9I be inn 5istssi
for a violation of those
laws. | do not admit
the rfGht of secession,
and Tscannot, therefore,
au5pat
s.ol sSs
PGsf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

mon ,beir nfebesd loweveraAtaese
49,. bo.esEssd expectancrs realfzsd, ths
tuends ofthe Souih aud Gofetltgsiep VIM Dtlns
der saemi eekohag Aaa ssk nssn w
thinkdt he siandsth
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

seswere prnpouudF
Fl a, 10 Charles lanes
bxhm, az harls sto&n.i
nntHsh them rs found,
~uxiaposifion with the
sidns. pissed fnjheLe
s-9 and forsN hieh Mr.
Itete.
TEe Gontsay Ro
-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

Ran AwAY-ThFee more siaEes-s
l0Dgi1gtgWm. Armstrong, Esq-o
a man belonging TO Col Yause FoS, ~
Branch, ana mao belonging 10 MI
ness, of MaFylahd4Fan atRaysa teU
AIeaVibg poodmasteJs and eomioFtaps
trystheS Fealitipsa0e fhes5om Ulfbse
priviIeges.1 a reward 3 S50OIso1
ecofslyARophe9 hlsHigeneE
John Oliver Bryce oaeo fthe 49,
was4paf To death "a Cubs The
Bryee5ofLoufsiana once editor efA
Al WinehesteEIHeHas about23g
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

LYscH Law ISaGEoReIAZAn abolftioatst
named McSo was seizedsat Tuskegee. Gal, a
few days g. take tothe own pnmp, and dwell
dnekeds andsthen rode out ostown, sitting ON a
rail accompanied 10y proressio gyithzmusi
from Gin pan, cory bells ews -harps and fires
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

Dpringth pfeYaispseo q astofn At Newton.
f9nf ShesteEs county aon Sunday the I7th,
Ut, ansslh ot lghtni1 uekst Methodist
EEpnIscopa ChnEchs bile he cpagteeafInn stere
&C 4osshs be minister. Rev. Jonas Bissevsas
most estniabie aud woft m!4n.sas NE sa45.
rom letter pphtshed knocked tom she
paspts cut upon teho9r and nstanHt killed. and.
ioqrotee persons seysrely injured ;~sIhfeesofthem
ghe sag te.4e reeoyefing rum the effsets ollie:
stroke, while nflftfs hopes ~ anSsTsfs
tue feeogey ofthe other one
Rst5AaReg Esq, edifors of the Fed.
sasssee5g lteIsld dlea g lis ezi~denceinsto~n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

The New Orleaps Delta ,sof the 2Ist ult., re-
ved.bygesterdayasm mail has The following par
t%iculsts respecting the band Of men WHO acsom-
panied Lopez to.C aba.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

8 LARGE Ge1sEGFhe eonhtyfof Los An
.gelos nssaltiosnlas extenasf The E6l5r8ao,
distance 6fneafly fhfee handred MIS- 6foT3 H.
county seat ssEe -
"a sdaafe miles lhlslcnpntg iss1aFeert than The
states o. M~assaehuseits and Rhods leland com
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

Hoa IgKE NYoopsRa S DEATH E~osFIkMEp9
THE death OF Hon Like Woodbury. By suicide.
is9co1tffaed. He hung himself 10 zee at5Aas
trim. IN New HampshfFe. ON the 27thult. Mr.
W. was The Democratic candidate for Governor,
that Stafe and cousin of Hon levi Wooabhs
~ The report that die latter was quite in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

~ AT Richmond, Va. the Cuba excitement ra ges
to a high degree. Cuban flags are flying, and
the Dispatch says that many have enrolled their
names togo to the rescbe orthe Patriots.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-24

CHANGE! CuAnss!!-There never has
hen ! year 90 ffsugh. with change among
4. EDITORIAL fraternity % the present. -
These shiftiugs hsvs not been confined to
INV one State, although our own, taking
=. uropor.ionsts number Of newspapers
..hli,hed therein, cen show more muia
,,ona In this business than any other. A.
n '' ths papers tina. have changed hnnds
an,ius tho past year, We note the keokuk
M.n,tci,, Fairfield Sentinel. ouum"s
Carrier, For. Des Moines Star, For, Des
Mo;oea Gazette, ksosanqua Dem1r".. An
49, Democrat. Miners Express aud Fort
Madison S.ate,msn. 10 The meantime, the
S,.,a Gazette has lost its late worthy edi-
-, by desth, and MI Cowles has retired
f,o'n The Wing aud Register. 10 addition
= these, the Capital Reporter is for sale
/ nd ready 10 be placed in the aboye cate
aor, Al any moment. d the ahove pa
mr.. uioe are democratic and three Wing.
W;,b;n tbe same perind six hew papers
..vs been established, three IL which are
Sh;c, one democratic aud TWO neutral
TSs latter are edited BY democrats, who
have assumed This garb 10 secure wing
u,.rousys.--Hd,rk Eye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-24
FANCY STOCK.

7usT received at the Ohio Book Store, fresh
y assortment Of Richly Finished Poetical Gilt
Books; an extensive variety Of New and Beaufiu!
s.y,es o. Np b rap.i ana Fancy envelopes; COM
Gill, Silvered Edge and Plain Note Paper, with
Envelopes TO match, from Low Price to The Best
Qualities: Also Fine Bristol-B Boards, English aud
American Drawing Paper Of Every Size; "a choice
assortment OF Paints, Pencils, Books and othe,
materials for drawing; and large addition to for
tner Stock Of English and American Writing and
Letter Paper Of every size, including the Fines
Qualities Of Blue, and White Plain and Gilt Edge
An examination, by the Public, Of the Quail
tiesand Prices the above articles IS respectfully
solicited by W. H. HOLMES & Co.
Davenport April 1851.
Will be opened shortly supply Of nearly
every description Of School Rocks nsed in this
vicinity. which will be sold Wholesale and Retail
at very Reasonable Rates.
w. n. H. & CO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-24
April Sd, 1851.
TO WHEAT GROWERS OF CEN
TRIAL IOWA.

TO WHEAT GROWERS OF CEN
TRIAL IOWA.
Nhe subscribers are on hand with Blank Or.
j ders for McCormick's Patent Virginia Reap.
ers for the harvest Of 1851, and ready to supply
the wants Of all in that line in offering the above
Reaper TO the public, we have onlv TO odd that
We do not have 10 resort to hired puts nor Dor.
rowed certificates 10 recommend it, a. is the case
with many other Harvesting Machines, but mere.
ly otter il on its own merits; knowing that from
the general satisfaction given wherever they have
been introduced, they will eventually supercede
all others Of the kind, (Which are in fact but i'm
perfect limitations Of the genuine Mccormick
Reaper.) Some have even ventured so far as i'm
itating; thst the original Patentee has seen fit &c
appeal to the strong arm OF the law to protect his
own rights. and at the same time secure to the
farmer Machine every way worthy OF their con.
tidence. Among those against whom legal pro.
ceedings have been instituted are the firm Of Sey-
mour g. Morgan OF N. Y, who Notwithstanding
the writs Of Injunction prohibiting their making
| selling or useing their Machines in any way, are
still endeavoring by getting great way IRON
home and useing an unwarrantable amount q
gas to effect what they cannot accomplish where
they are better known; namely, sale for thei,
Machines. For further particulars on this sub.
jectsee McCormick's large handbills, which in.
stead Of being filled with certificates and recon.
mendaiions with fictitious names attached, con-
tain facts equally interesting and important te
Farmers that wish to consult their own interests
Enquire for blank orders at all Of the principal
places throughout the country.
Al. HYDE, Pleasant Valley, Scott CO.
c. c ALvOnD, Long Grove, e
April II, 1851. Agents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-24
CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

THE subscriber has Just arrived and 10 now
y opening splendid assortment of DRY
GOODS suitable for this market, which he vii,
sell a. cheap as the cheapest, He would res
pectfully invite all 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists Of the latest and most FASH
ionabIe style Of Prints; Lawns, Gnghams,
Barege Dc LANES, Plain and Plaid Muslins,
Dress and Bonnet Silks, al kinds Of Bonnet
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread and
LlsIe Edgings Silk and Cambria hdk 70. Black
Italian Cravas.y Mode Shawls, splendid article;
Blk Silk LacesI Coronation Cord, and other
trimmings for dresses; Alpacca., Muslins Of all
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian Mix
lures, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinet,s, and Jeans
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and Satin
Vestingsj pins, needles, steel beads, hooks and
eyes hair pins, shimbles, perforated paper, Zeph-
W Worsred buttons Of all kinds hosiery, gloves,
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Calf Skin
Boots, Mems Enamelsd Calf and Kip Shoes.
Youths and Boys' Shoes, Ladies Enameled
Jenny Lind, Excelsior, French Kid and other
Slippers, Enameled Caters, Buskins, &c.
Misses do. do. A very large stock
Of Children's Shoes
ALSO, good assortment Of hardware.
A very large stock af Queens and Glassware,
Of the latest patterns, Looking Glasses, Window
Glass, Nails, &c.
GRocE RIEs Of all kinds.
Together with GREAT variety Of other Arti.
cles, all Of which will be sold Cheap for Cash.
Store opposite the Steam Mills, Front Street,
Davenport.