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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
H A | X
GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION

discovery cr the sa~s". e The Hair
ssa On The sss
Multitude: Of Chemists xpe,hssaries and perimsrs have
.iad e. subject
i Sss ssss iS;S;; nave
ne ss Of
The true Essence of tn, Hair is called BY celshra
ted doctors have used and mmendsd specific
might for effects be compared to The regulAtve activity
"1!Se .nas..
and which its eirs ulaton in the esreel
e., tube ny led Ss does
late in all with Ne facility In most hair q which
tie .If s s Oiled
Sy sp eay win psnsss through he hair
qualify Ssi ,G he e s.ss his
ring sssp The surface 81 the shin The head produces
with s %
besn rss Dy and he skin os
the head then the growth continues as natural ever
fro" this composition Al e ;slS,ssy effects
@ s
Which Sass
hair admir- able softess and 6neness; keeps
great measure, from becoming gray.
DANDRIfF.
extraordinary specific from The skin the
head that powdsy sediment which complain
Of be daily applied the heal OF the aged well
o n the youngest chds.
The considerable sale thereof the regute and extension
daily certain aud ought to Danish all
fears that his mind concerning it's eff
caey. Each will eeye with the bottles Treatise the
proper treatment Of the Hair.
Nj Grandean C9mpositon will hsnceforh psrtahs Of the
brosa, Musk, Lemons, Almonds &c.
Principal Once, No. Barclay st., two doors from Broadway
(Astor House) my6 i5t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
ASK, INQUIRE,
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW.


form idea Of he effects, Of the perfect relief Of the
used that that will things ever you
%ho sa Of sS:
'His E s ask MFFTHE
ah Of s on I1Sg
g. thai S sssn O. s'ss he
know similar cures We appeal to their ofuscs-their
but duty to your suffering fIlowbeinss to
friends This will much pain where the are
not read Q. where readers because many
buyers say all have used do not say Il T. TeyS
Al praise then do not take t. The propretor will pot allow
s n' afe s Paid . s.S a, q. q
e. nhs does, As ought eprd oSsiinocy
would consent to offer this article were he
compelled by his morsof religious doyto do
all ia his power for the victims misery For
purpose ne sooner devote fortune than secure dollar
LO0KOUTSome srindIers har. cou.erJs;fed this erti.
Gle and Pat Z up g POROUS dr'ee Do not be imposed
CoMsTocK .sssi ss aisesvs on ne ssro
per- you cheated Do forge. IT, Take this diree-
on with you and by that buy; ipos
si6le for any other to be genu'ne o,o,,
Sold only No Fletcher street. near Maiaen lane and
reari street. my 10 I'm
SCALD HEADThs prcvslsnt disease speedily eradica
~ Ted by Mrs. MOTT. Female Physician. ap7am+
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF WINDOW
lie that he has ready for their
complete sss9rtmsnt fe most fashionable and elegant
articles conde lily experience now
the assertion that they the meet and
invited by the subscriber Shades az be-
ing better adapted than other to The heat Of
transparent Washable Window shade Manafse,oiiy.
myl I'm " Spruce street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

CORDIAL DISTILLERY.

ALL KiNDs OF sYRUPs, HoCK CANDY, AND
LIQUOR COLOURING MANUFACT0Rf
The subscriber offers for sale the following goods
5000 b,xes snperfne L, mon syrup.
1900 do Raspberry Syrup.
TOO do Pineapple de-
20c do Ginger do
500 do Sarsapara do
81 do Orveat Syrup
600 do assorted Cordial, tMarraique1
1000 do do (Bordeaux.)
20 do Maraschino.
$50 ten gallon kegs as@orted Cor iials
20 i've do do do do
isJ barrels do do
100 baskets Anis.ed CorliaI.
50 boxes Curacao Sord a, in jugs.
% do do do, Ia bottles.
900 do atoughtoD' Bitters.
800 DO Rock candy, white, yellow and red
A lot Of Liquor ColorIng.
gall gall jugs Of all kinds Of syrups foe
soda water.
Dor sale at the Cordial Establishment OF
myIai~. JOHN n. REY. Is Nu~rg sir.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

DuCEs REDUCLD.-J. l.. sCHtEFFELIN's Family
Medicine store, No Canal street, opposite West Broad
way New York.
general and extensive assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
Patent Medicines Perumery and Fancy Articles al reduced
pr ices to sut the times. All articaes warranted.
Sdtx Powders Of quality in high estimation for
tndgcesn, He atburn SICK Headache and Bib Affection
with EngIish French, and Spenirh
Soda Powders for the immediate production Of Sopa Water
10 {. ats kox.
Hesryv Cxcined Magnesa Md pleasant aperient, for
ali diseases Of the stomach 50 cents bottle.
Copospd SzrssparlA Syrup certain purifier OF the blood
mixed with water and refreshing beverage, %
dozen. cents the bottle.
Water tickets for ST. with ssrsspsria as4 other
syp Of make constantly kept the best OF order
superior Swedish Leeches constantly hand and fr
applied At reasonable charges. alt92 Inn
NVriEIrhe subscriber informs hs friend. anS the pnb
c that he has lifted splendid style the five Story
buding the uf Nos i55 aud iy7 Busdway, b.
Coartlspdt AVID Liberty street. formerly known kibos
Hotel The sera ons and which have lately
bee. made 90 tins establishment such he will
give entire satisfaction 70 RS friends ara ecstomers
numbr The coneevon and psors, bedrooms aud sitting
rooms have been newly furnished and painted and provided
with every siion for the comfort Of
The bar will al a ,ir~s he supplied With the choicest
sormert ef and liquors u the met hrsnd d.
recty from the Importers and the ale from OF the mosie
iehrsted Albany brewers.
The plan and such ts the PROPRIETOR does
M. BARTHOLOMEW. I
New York April 40. 1910. npas sw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

N4IERRY'S ASTRiNGENT PiLLs--Dr. Cherrys ceie
brated Astrneent Pills for the radical removal OF elects
Seminal eakness aer the failure of copaba, cubebs in
eetions &c. For sale by the following nesnts:A D.
Sands and 100 Fulton steet Hart Chambers and
Broadway GA Broadway 81 Sixth ioe sixth
Carmine and Bedord ~ 50, and $50 Bowe~y Moss
Grand Cannon 81 Canal street, Chambers and
Church. Price, 81 per box. na4 5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
NEw Yoax Jsasary - ls4s !

. - NV tohk S>eeezy - ~
,: var. h.: .s :;
a hs
III 70 %sss
rsa.ms and At the lime 70 tender yca Of
s; s
sas
s ss %s:s s '..y sss & s; s;s::;
that were made acquainted With the fact thai she
| ss$ IT,;
s sss ao
He ss G e s 90
Such facts should SPEAK loady in behalf, not only in
trusting spread widely and
's"'la J5; STs SSTs': ST. ssus.. street.
THE EYE.
sEcTIoN. oF SIGHT, Or who perceive the symptoms
epsn, weakness Of y'.ion That prepared TO ad
in s~ f,f to s s G esq ct ese %b6%
has cured who ha, been ncurabe by other
nepsn whsc. Surgical
40 Once hours from A. NJ. to ocicei. p NJ naia sm.
a PASTOR HAIR CUTTER 1876 Greenwich street---A.
long a ss SSo
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,
DO FOR desroyi dandrua, ana preventing The Isr
coming GI or tsrna grey an rpssy ssss; g
P0UNp OIL ihe whSlsso%s.t and be-. on foI u. Hair
. fa o rs % R
s.s ss % @ S IL s
.Sa s $ e r eoe as
the seS keep cleans eyebrows
and whsksrs liberal discount made to "a s!ss,. Dureha
b s:s Grssnyish ;tfsst, New York
oCULIsT AND opHTHALMyC SURGEON.
2ei Broadyay, entrance IN Warren street,
DISEASES OF f iH:1 EYE ofEkSrIoNs THERE.
Dr. E Office hours are from 10 O'Clock, Monday, Wed
3d. ses s' ssne. daily Sunday. c,
csg.sd aso or Dr. EAotts petent, during hi, absence:
n 3. Or; Elliott will remove on LIST May Brosdwa
DROPsY-DRoPsY .-Pencns Abo.ing s.der tlrs distr,s
Ss s Sy
8k00 REWARD-BE ON YOUR GUARDED YOU
POOO would avoid imposition, beware Of quaek docfsr,
ssys With :pa'ou: mlaton Il IERoYs TRESeH
REcQLLEcT the genuine medicine is th,sreat seeiee Of
Doctor jerome Deroy OF Paris the most certain and rapid
These who wish avoid the Of exposure and them
S the Se
ofDET which the possibility ofdscovery whe using
Bsndss .h. j. leave. the
r the se other medene and Il "sed IN tSs s stsse
the disease, viii seldom fail to stop the discharge
days.
oseed Chrenic siages Of the diseass obsnat.
Of these eryss m beyond dosb the eectusl remedy
many obstinate alter
tits that deceptive system opu
fling this city. As better proof challenge
any produce aremedy equal to under hret OF $500
and will hundred dollars for the detection
Of any -enQing N sysrious irritation
Observe.-Tke genuine only New YORK
Agents oce, No Nassau doers from Fulton
street up strsrsp at corner Of Sixth and Chsry streets,
Philadelphia: Baker Charles and
Baltimore, and Robt s. Patterson Warrington City, D. c.
Each bottle has full description Of all the
necessary tons the Englsh and Eench languages
PRICE-Si,oo bottle large bottles Of doubles ST.
DRICF.s REDUCE Ed. L. sCHfEFFELIN's Family
Medicine Store, No i Canal street, opposite West Broad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

pOsTNoTEs WAN ED OF THE NORTH KivtI
BANNING CO., maiaring within thirty days. At pei
cent. discount by : -
ag27 TN ID. X. PECK. Wall IT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

CoRPoRATIor BONDS fr s,l; ~ w,g,,s. ~, gs.cSs
yays 100 Broadway and ~ Well 81,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

fRoN CHEST FpR SHEA l,rs., ard srs,ru. iron
Jhst fsrichi eco lbs nude nv GAfLEN Of he.i h..r
irn, we'll aashe AID ss able for absnt srys es,,
establishment Cosi $3.50 ~ -i y. sola 10y Era ". q
wis shsst~ys " R"-s s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
A CARD.

JAMES LAsCALA, late of Hair DRESSING Establish
ment at the Astor House where he has fsyoray
snewn for number Of years begs leave respectfully to in
form his friends aud the public that he has
nershp with John Coao the Washngon Hotel Broadsay
in re same line Of business, where who may require
Will De served with The Chsmpoo, July con6deat that with
sr,c attention to his business will continue deserve and
obtain the patronage OF his friends and public which
hereby earnestly solicited. AVA i'm.
NEWS! NEWS! NEWSu.-No. I2 Peck slip.
D0CTOR JOSEPH EVANS, Che old doctor) !. now at
- home and seated in his stand where he
hopes TO continue or te remsnder Of bis M He respect
possible to call HIM they require nsed al aid TLe
public we'll Of the rsspectay of medical edu
cation aud Herectly when they him
NIL be r.d.ss prrse'y and e,p-ditiously cured Of their
now the fashion for Of yesterday by themsces dubbed
doctors to pun themseves OF physicians of twenty or
thirty standing ans OF great them
bearsess boy who ear or two ago s.Hng csndy.
nendag sors, hawking where
ihey ousht 70 be still My friends viii please sppy No
~ Peck slip whore thas
and expedsousI cured Besure mistake member
~ b. No connection with any o.cr Once Of the
osty. mys Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
,rRu 5s-e.--HUPTua E aU,.Ep .r g!s AM0s q.
nULL,s ~ EsrAgLisHME vLs s STas ~ !.

HULL'9 ESrAHLfsHNENf, Wisely STREkT,
Aston HOUsE-Dr. Hui's Trsss. rcdnsd, SO q. TO
shorten their e cu-~ nuh rh~ IIua y. called
1.-THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
The ysry prcvsen, the uneuslseS sanction
~ Inc fsralty of New rork.
Ies Nm. IN lnstpse tie III Fair granted the FIRST
frtMlON tnr TN. Truss. the pdsfios Of We
f~1k c"nsistius ~ I've physicisrs md
The rrec are eaationed pretended Sscoveres by
tssses there such thing ~ NV r~tse,p'e
~ !. ~. msro snownt? The f,euy u's stsaee re-
49, ~ wedicsl hsmh~x Of mechanics who
% u't nd csnnot .nlerstand the of hssniA.
Dc hOLLs estahli-hmeut has been well hnows fov
msw t~ents years cny It'll usder the patronage
OF The fsssty, -. .
y- NJ other h~r~ss permit,-d IN this Office and we'll
Known sreos who declines all other eans in
constant attendance.
arsarel prssns ~. cautioned sgn. hs;.e se.v.a n,
pretenf.f sgrats NO TRUSS rs GENUINE UNi,gss
- AMOS q. Hull, ND.
apas Yesey sirret. New Yarh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

MANGLES. MANGLEs.l-PRICES REDUCED-im
vi portant Hotel and Boarding Housekcepc and FRI,
ss~ubes.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
that they have on hand aud their Patent
Msnges which for utility aud durability not to be
sed IL labor saving machine entirely the
of ironing, and rpdy pu beautiful gloss sheets
HE linen NC &c, without the aid OF fuel They be
operation the City Hotel Pearl street House. Ahenu1
and Carlton House They ony cold No. Little Grver
street, near Liberty street. New York. In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

KEPhALiAEFor pres,rvi.g curling besc,iiy.s and r,ss
N ring the har.-Ihe KeiAsia remedy suggested by
long attention the 81 the PROPRIETOR that import
ant deect Premature bsdb.a Ii like other specifics
dents aresdy ecaeious in admitted c~es, by which IT,
chance Of success increased LET the be what may
Through its many head about he shor
its houors has become distinguished o0x locks
Another material ad, the purity Of the
mepng se hair perfectly ees all portan, matter When
threatened with decay.
should time Or accident thy locks despoa,
Thu sweet ksphs,is will new hopss sff.rd-
FOR ali who this aromatic OIL
soan hrd the hprors of their heads restored.
Prepared b. BlsekweI Ramsay. successors ~ NJ SpIfl
Pf.ss, and sod by A. D. sands druggists, Ne asd To-
Fulton st.. who are the only agents for wYerk price ~
srr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

CENT CASE OF GONNORRHCIA, generally, in lees than
twenty hours and when the disease has been long
following agsntsA b D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton; Hart
and Chamsers H. 800 Bowery; Moss corner Grand and
Cannoni 6i Broadway S Sixth avenue 1903 Sixth avencs
Carmne Bedford Burnett Canal street; A.
Truro ST. Johns, New Brunswick. Price 81. malt sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

EREN.H ,,LANgyAeE-MANEsCA's ORAL sys'
TEN Mrs. DvFAND daughter Of the late L. Mspescs,
continues 70 teach the Preach Language popular and
ORAL SYSTEM Fully versed In H. aud speaking Engiirh
city French, she has snee his death contpoed
s,rue,on or" With grss, adyant TIVE lessons being
Lovks snl nie study summer classes owning.
ladies the ming for gentlemen Day and evening. Ladies
attended at their or Mrs DIS residence, No 10 Cits Hall
Place, nesr Chambers street.
MANESCA's System. ID edition, may be had Of Mrs
ID. or lispenafd street NV
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

known some few Of the votories OF the spirit oil
party who would deny the co S,itWiion1L right Of
Congress to pass such law, and | have no doubt
but committee or board could be got up at
the Federal city, who would endeavor to put me
in the wrong upon this pont--by saying that the
word steam power is no where TO be found in the
Constitution. ] can but reply that steam power
is necessary and proper to enable US 10 move as
rapidly as an enemy can move; and the Const-
tuon expressly gives Congress power "10 make
sail laicS tchich shall be accessory and proper for
carrying into execution the toregoing po,cerS
"Ues,ed by this constitution Ia the Government
"of the United States, or in any department or
"oGcer thereof" Aud as the Cons tuition au.
thorses Congress TO declare war; and auhorses
the President to command the army and navy,
and to Tepel invason we cannot, in the present
state Of the world, prepare for the full and per.
feet protection Of the country without steam
power, nor without National Bank.
am often asked why have always so sire
nuously opposed the eUil spirit of party? The
| history Of the French Revolution will answer
the question. 1t is not true that have ever op.
posed that difference Of opinion which has every
where prevailed among the virtuous and wise, in
the free discussion of subjects depending upon
,cellteSted prime pies: such, for example, as
hose which animated our fathers of the Revolu.
ton. My opposition is confined to that evil spi.
ry of party which my old friend JACKSON, in his
best days, denounced as
"a MONSTER, of such hideous mien,
That, to Ae hated, needs but to be seen,
Yet seen 200 OFT, familiar with her face
We first endure, then pity, then embrace"
That evil spirit of party which sanctGes all
sorts of crimes for the sake of the party. That
evil spirit of party which buys and sells presses
and men who call themselves free, but prove TO
be slaves and pirates who combine in covering
with the blacklist detraction, such men as James
Madison, De Witt Clinton, Hugh L. White, Pc
ter B. Porter, and William H. Harrison.
EDMUND p. GAINES.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
GENERAL JACKSON AND MR.. CLAY.

We place upon record the cards of these gentle
men, with no other remark than that, as early and
real friends of the old Hero, we profoundly regret
that his old and declining energies are thus made
the prey of the lowest and most abandoned in
trguers. Much we desired the defeat of Mr..
Van Buren, we did not seek to see Mr.. Clay achieve
such a triumph over the waning faculties of
man for whom we once entertained, and yet enter
tain so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO foolish--a reverence
and regard.
"ln life's last scenes what prodigies surprise,
Fears Of the brave and foes of the wise"
From The Nashville Whig-Aug, u.
In the Nashville Union OF Wednesday last,
there appeared the following card
To the Editor Of The Union:
StR-Being informed that the Hon. Henry CLAW
of Kentucky, in his public speech at Nashville yes
terday, a!ledged that | had appointed the Hon.
Edward Livingston Secretary Of State when he
was detaulter, aud knowing him to be one, feel
that am justified in declaring the charge to be
false 1t Is known to all the country That the nom
nations made by the President 10 The Senate are
referred 10 the appropriate committees of that body.
whose duty it is to inquire into the character Of the
nominees and that if there is any evidence of de-
fault or any d>qualifying circumstances existing
against them, re ectiOn Of tie nomination fol-
lows Mr.. Livingston n member of the Sem
ale from the State OF Louisiana when he was NOM
mated by me. Can MIR, Clay say that lie opposed
the confirmation of his nominations because he
was defaulter! If so, the journals of the Senate
will answer But his confirmation by the Senate
is conclusive proof that no such objection, it made.
was sustained, and | am satisfied that such
charge against hin could not have been substan-
tiated.
! | am also informed that Mr.. Clay charged me
with appointing Samuel Swartwout collector of the
port of New York, knowing that he had been an
associate Of Aaron Burr. To this charge it is
proper TO say that knew Of Mr.. Swartwout's con-
nection with Aaron Burr precisely as did that Of
Mr.. Clay himself, who if the history of the times
did not do him great injustice vas far from avoid
ing an ASSOCIATION with Burr VI en- at the town Of
Lexington IN Kentucky Yet Mr. Clay was APP
pointed Secretary ut state, and may say conf
IDENTIFY with recommendations for character and fit
ness not mere favorable than those produced to me
! by the citizens Of New York in behalf of Mr..
fNwartwout. Mr.. Clay too at the time of his own
appointment to that high Office it will be recOllect-
ed, was directly charged throughout the Union
with having bargained for it, and by none was the
charge more earnestly made than by his present
associates in Tennessee Messrs. Bell and Foster.
Under such circumstances how contemplate
does this demOgogue appear, when he descends
from his high place in the Senate, and rOams over
the country retailing SANDER against the living
and the dead. ANDREW JACKSON
Hermitage, August, 1910,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

Your surprise, | am quite sure, will be u grert
as mine was, on the perusal Of note signed Ao.
drew Jackson, addressed to the editor of the Nash
vile Union, and bearing late the 18th inst.
The circumstances o! my visit to Nashville are
well known here. declined repeated invitations
TO attend the Convention holden on tie 9Th inst,
ana hnaily yielded to an unusual appeal, with
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
ITO be concluded in cur neat. !
WORKINGS on THE SUB.TREAsUR

The Louisville journal, Of the 3lst, says: Yes
terday notice received in this city of the pro-
test of two drafts on Mr.. Mcqueen, late Postmas-
ter at New Orleans. Dennis Prieur, acting Post
Master, refused to pay the drafts, on the ground
TINT he had received from Washington no orders
concerning drafts What is this constant protest.
ing of Government paper on such miserable pre-
leSis but sysie n Of public swindIing."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
--77-77-7--11
VOTE OF THANKS

At meeting of the Tippecanoe Club of Wash.
ington, held at the Log Cabin on Friday evening
the 9th inst the following resolution was adopted
unanimously, and ordered to be published
Resoiped, That the thanks Of this Club are due
and are hereby rendered TO those Clerks and Mes
sengas in The Erec,ttire Departments who have
been zealousy engaged for the last three months
in delivering loco foco speeches to the people of the
neighboring counties of Montgomery and Prince
Georges, in Maryland and that they be requested
to continue their disintercsted abors as the Uhig
majority Of 81 in Montgomery, and 325 in Prince
Georges indicates that their exer,ions have been pro-
ductive of much good to the cause of Harrison and
Reform.
Extract from the minutes WIN COOPER
Geo. s GiDEoN,
Secretaries
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
II We received none of the Baltimore evening pa
pcrs by the mail last night.
Correspondence Of the Madisonian.
PHILADELPHIA,
Wednesday evening, October IA. {


Wednesday evening October IA.
The opposition have by the changes in the Senate,
the full possession Of that body by votes of
orty It appears probable that they will also carry
the House. Tohorrow's news win put us in posses
sion of enough returns to satisfy the House
The Wings and Conservatives did not hit it in the
county of Philadelphia and the First District or you
would have better news from Philadelphia But as
it is, il is my firm belief that General Harrison riH
carry The State.
In Bucks county, Mr.. Davis, the member Of Con-
eress, has been superseded by Mr.. Ramsey, an old
democrat of the Conservative school Gen Smith, a
Conservative, has also been elected to the State Sc
nate in Bucks county The opponents Of Mr.. Van
Buren, have carried two Senators in Montgomery,
Chester and Delaware II was supposed that the
loco focos would carry, as they had great many
workmen employed the railroad, in that Senate
rial district The majority is, however, over eight
hundrej-S00 think they have received mortal
blow to all their hopes repeat the declaration, that
! feel confident that Gen. Harrison ioiH carry the
State
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
WIN COOPER,
Csc. s. GIDEoN,
Secretaries.

The following resolution of thanks, passed unani-
mousy on board the steamer Chesapeake is published
at the request of the passengers
Resoirsd, undnimousiy That the thanks of the pas
sengers from the District of Columbia, and from the
State Of Virginia who conducted by Captain
Mitchell in the steamer Chesapeake TO and from the
Wing Convention in the city OF Richmond on the 9Th
inst tender their cordial thanks to the captain for his
care attention, and hospitabe entertainment of them
during the passage.
Resoiped unanimously, That the editors Of the Ma.
tonal lntellgencer, the MadisonIan and the Alcxan-
dra Gazette, be respectfully requested publish these
resolutions.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
GEORGIA.

The intelligence from this State which we
communicated in the last paper was decisive as
TO the result.
We have now only to chronicle the majorities
for the Wings.
Seventy-one counties give Wing majority of
All.
The Augusta Chronicle of October 18th, says,
we have carried the Legislature by a large
majority. We have gained 46 and lost 49,
clear gain 33-makng difference of 66 votes
on joint ballot, which secures the election Of a
Senator in Congress.