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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

n OTICE-The young men who on Sunday morn
ing cut down my Harrison Flag. and %sulsritu
ted . pc:iiceat in Is place are informed that hey are.
sell know =, and IL hear ofany more such games car
red ON hy then: I viii publish hem.
". ID ALLEN. Soap 4 Candle Mandatory.
sent I-3t South Wheeling.
4 OST OR STOLEN. on September 3d, 1910, u
- pocket book. with SamdiUrJ Clemens namo ia ~.
containing
Two orders for so. each. on Agnew. Bike &Co.
One order for 80, on the snme firm.
One note on L. S. Belch, for S27 40.
Orc note on Reynolds.
Que note on J. Wheaion.
One note on Mullcruic.
And a number ~ other papcTs IN my favor. aud 50
in Cash.
The finder will bc suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at the Times Office. at tho q. : Hotel, OF
nj my residence m Steubonyillc.
Wheeling. Sept ;. JOSEPH HICKMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

iOPS-The highest cash prce Will be paid ior.
go-i merrhaniablo hoI~ delivered nj our ware
house on Main street. d MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

NlRGINIA-ro NIr:-At rules held ia the Clerk
office of the Circuit Court OF Law and Chanccry
Tor Tyler County, on Monday the 9Th day Ut July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

NOR RENT-A convenient dreHilg HouSe, sIIua-
ID td on Aiain street. ~ a business part OF the city
Attached io the house is n valuable siore-rocm
given Immediately. For terms apply To
ap 2S FORSYTH MOORE a. LAKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

M~ECASkEY, fALMFk Is co,
Manufacturers aud Importers OF
Err AN Gil ~ BoRDERS
No. 10 Market street one door ADORE I rOHL
PITT PA.
Rags Tow, and Tanners Scraps taken in trade,
~ the highest prices. iuns 25-2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

PARENTS intending ~ scnd thcT daughters In
Philadelphia ior. education willfnd a dcsrlbL sff
uatnu in tle school under the care ~ Prof J. ~
Agnrw. Only n few are taken INTO the family and
these parcuts may rfst assured, will have every an.
fDluuu raII o. thCm.
FOR particulars see cucn'ars az tL,a oH,sof CsmT
A'NIus'n, YEA ava fv
WESTERN RESERVE CHEEST Iii cT.La a.
% boxes primo new cheese. just received Ird Es ssis
by .IIV ~ SOLOMON MING
Nu>UEN CHEESE-2o to.os sui,urr gusTi,
~ r received BDj ior sole hy " ELILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

- BIdS. WhIskey just received on cOusIgn
meni, and Er sale hy
feb 3 FORSYTH. MOORE a. CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
John Franklin Owens. Defendant.
In
hanccv.

John Franklin Owens. Defendant.
This day cane the complaiuanIs 10y their attorney.
and filed their bill ia this cause, and the defendant
not hay .ng entered hs appearance and given secnri'
". according In the act of assembly and the rules oi
this court. and il appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that the said John franklin Owens is not AN i%nhahiiant
OF this commonwealth On iuo,iOn of the complainant
by h- attorney. IL Is ordered that the said John Frank
In Owens oappcar here on the lst day of the neat q
OF Tins court, aud answer the comPlaInan's bill. and
that a copy Of tins Ice inserted in the Western Virginia
Tunes Tor two months successiNely aud posted at Tho
court house door Of tins county.
\ copy ieste,
July lin ID. HICKMAN. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

VIRGINIA.: At rul = hcld 10 the Clerks office of
the Circuit Superior Court OfLaw and ChunccTy
for the county oi Ohio, IN the Honth uf July, lsi".
HYDE Il Rice, Complainant
against
Moses w. Chaplinc and FLsnczcr Ianc, adj
minIstrntors with the will annexed of Noah
Zahe deceased and Ely Dorsey aud Mary l.. his
wife, late Mary l.. Zane, and tb,nCZcr Zane,
IamCsC Johnston anI Sophia his wife, Nill,m
w. ShrvcT aud Caroline his wife, James 4. Me
Clean and MARY his wife, Platof Zane, Hamp- :
den Zane, Elizabeth Zaac aud t.Orncla Zane, =
which said Mary l.. Dorsey IL ths widow, and s.
which SAID EbcnoZ'T Zane, Sophia Johnston,
Caroline shnvcr, Mary Mexican. PlaIoif, Hamp- ,
den, Elizabeth and Co: uclla Zanc, are the chH- y
drou and heirs at law of Noah Ianc, late oiO- =
hlo county, d,ceascd- aud, Catherine r. VII =
son, David r. Wilson. Elizabeth wilson, AlcN-
andcr Wilson, and Virginia Wilson. chldr,n
aud heirs at law Of Marcus Wilson, late OF SAID
county oil Oh %, deceased, aud Alexander VIII
son, ndininls traitor of the estate Of the said Mar
Gus Wilson, deceased. DEFENDANTS
The defendants James G. Johnston, and Sophia
his wife, Catherine r.. Wilson, David T.. Wilson, f.
hEdbcih Wilson and Virginia Wilson, not having
entered their appearance aud given security accord
inG 10 the act of assembly and the rules of this
Court, Ind II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that they arc not Inhabita ntS of thus commonN wealth
On motion of the comp ainant 10y Counsel, II ~ Or
dcrcd that the said defendants do appear here on
the hr-t day Of tie next fall term of this court, and
answer the said comulaInants bill, and that a copy
al Tins order he forthwith inserted IN some newspa-
per printed In the city of " hcelins for two months
suecr.-Iyely and posted al the front door Of the court
house CT OhIJ county
A copy tCste,
~ IN GIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

William Dickinson. JoclShrevs l,ury,
Lewis Rutlncr. Moses NJ Iuqua.
John H. Lewis. William ID. Shrcws-
bury and Joseph ID Slraiion. In.
ding aud dealing under the firm of
DIckersUu, RulincT a Co. Com
p~lain1nls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
no POIJTiCTANS-

bDiIflCAL Mirror n review of Jncksonisfo
Dvirhts rhIucirr Of Jefferson. O few copies OF
each Iusl received and fr snlc by
STEPHENSON a.
TaNO COUNTRY HATTERS-The sulsc,ib., bo.
~ Just received from Nor loi % large as.Jrn,cnt
OF Paint Rvssa im Boi'ss whi,h 30 will cell ~,
cash 90 small advance fran thc Mlnuiacturor. s,,,e-
Hat iclts. Kus-is Shslac. &c. cunstanuy on l,q
fi'c Wo va t"'i e NJ ALL4
I""' So Naglu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

s~NCLEC"TIC SCHOOL BOOKS
IL Eclectic Primers, Eclectic Spelling Books,
do LIST, 81. 81 and lh Readers,
do Arithmetic,
Rays liule Arithmetic, &c just received and for sale,
wholesale and retail, by JOHN FISHER.
july 7 1873 Main Il
DEATTEY'S fGfg. Powder in kegs, I pound Can
listers, suPerine sporting owder-Pcrcussio
caps, &c. Just received aud for safe bv
jun 81 SOLOMON KING, 10 Water street.
EUST RECEIVED,
- 500 pairs, Mems, Womcns Misses & children.
Calf lace boots. bOotees and shoes,
Also Gcnilemens' Lcghom hats
Palm Leaf hats a. hoods,
juno 81 TODD e. ISITAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

AISSOLUTION OF PARrNERSIIIP-Thc
Partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
y. J. Reilly, IL this day dissolved 10y mutual consent
all those indebted 10 sad firm either 10y Note or bok
account will please make immediate payment To 10
scph Reilly whn is duly authorised Ia settle the bust
mes. of the late firm. JOSEPH REILLY.
rcp s 1910 JAMES REILLY.
NOTICE.
The undersigned hcgs leave 10 tender his warmesi
thanks 20 The customers of tho late firm for their liberal
share of patronage and snliciIs n continuance of their
custom rs he is about getting on u new and complcio
stock efrrcccries and Liquors whichh will he Happy To
to sell low idr cash all kinds of country produce taken
in exchange for goods. JOS REILLY.
sep \ Ne. l67 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
against
Henry Mould, had Peter Numsen "

NlltGINlA-IS CHANcEEy-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the CHcuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancery for the County Of Ohio, Ia he month
oT August 1910.
Shadruch s Weldin-CnmPlainans
against
Austin Peay, and William w. Ross. late partners
under the firm OF fesy Il Ross, aud Henry Moore. and
Mark Observation-Disclosures.
The Defendants, Austin Peay and William w
Ross. not having entered their appearance and given
security according To tho act Of assembly and the rules
Of tins Court and It appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
thai They are observation-disclosures Of his commonwealth, on
notion of the complainant 10y Counsel. il is ordered that
Iiie sand Defendants do appear here on the first day of
the next fall term Of this Court. and answer the said
Compartments ball and that a coy II tiis order be
ioHhwih inserted in some newspaper printed in the
city ci Wheeling, for two months succcssiyely. and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of Ohio
County.
y copy tcSic ALEX. L. LAIDLEY. CIR.
WHEAT. fr CunH. aug Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
A copy tcste,
ALEX. T. LAlDLEN. Cleik.

EIRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks office @
the Circrit Superior Court of Law and Chaucer
$50.
Henry Moore, John F.. Clarke and Mark
Douglass, late partners in business under
The firm, name, aud style Of Moore. Clarke =,
y Co. Complananis. } chao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

Oh or. Casks Madeira, PORT, Sweet Malaga, d
DS4 Lisbon Wines.
3 Bhls. ". r.. Rum,
? Pipes Holland Gin,
2 Bbls. Accomac Peach Brandy.
90 Cases Muscnt ClaTet. d Old Hook Wines,
10 Duz. Boston Lemon Syrup,
ReccIVed and ior salcby SOLOMAN KING.
iun 81 16 water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
EATON.

gGs tr0 sVur,ar life Gs1rds n Csa. Waol.
i7rfon. Neubugh. y v AUG -. 1910
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
PACKETS TO DEPART.


Cleared.
,Columbqs, Croppcr Liverpook Mar.ha Ann Eliza,
Mattison, Bamore Factor Gley, Bermuda Badger Peck
Charles, Maursn Proydence Heroine Van Duzer Jackson
vile, F!a AwateI; Repeater Francis, Wilmington.
NC; Palestine, Stevenson, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Ship Gen. Parkhll Hoyt, from Liverpool Aug H. mdze to
Brig Gen Marion Harvey days from st john, PR sugar.
&c TO Mason Thompson schr Boston, Jenkins for
NYork, Sept H. bg Hyder A-desred 10 be rept;
day following sgnaed BY brig showing blue signal
with black ball in the centre, lat IS ~ Ion ~ w.
Brig Mary Cole, Thomason BALTIMORE with sugar, Luj.
Br. brig Benin Reeee Tuza rs days from Demerara in
ballast Tucker Laures Left brig Oceoia disc The brig
Daniel Kiby, for Turks Island, sailed 2sth Aug
Brig Leonera Green - days from Turks Island, with
bushes salt, to J Ogden. Lqf no Am. vessels
Dr.. brig Lord Ravenswoh, Newhon. so days from New
Castle with ise tons coal 70 Barclay \ Livingston.
sehr Henry g. King Daley DAYS from ST Cror. WE, i2s
CAGE Henry spoke schr Michigan ds hence Cor Chereson
Left brig Pioneer for NYork days. schr September FOR Do
next day.
sehr cssoiinisn, OskIsy wilmington, Nc naval stores.
schr Mary Ann, Hickman, Folly Landing, with corn.
General Record.
pessss loading al London-We have received BY the B
s Queen complete list vessels loading London
18th ult for all parts Of the world
a WreckShip Chss Carroll Grozier arrived at Boston
the nth instant On the 9Th, Grand Bank fell in with the
wreck oil vessel apparently brig full Of waters both masts
gone lumber loaded green bottom painted inside white
streak around billet head iron bobssy high deck vessel
Name could Ne but not made out tno last letters
ed ~ be -GE.
Enore-Folowing is list Of vessels passed the Sound
for the first six months Of 1889 and siO;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Sept. IS--6 p. Nj.

There is no change Of consequence in shares to-day
Harlem, stoningon, and Farmers Trust Co. declined
slightly. North American Trust Delaware and Hudson,
and United States advanced trfe
Ten thousand dollars Indiana ves were sold this morn.
ing at 73i 7ai
Bills on Philadelphia quoted 96i 1857 There
small sale to-day at the former rate. Exchange on Bat
more is 9st.
Ones Of the Morris County Bank altered tens are in
circulation.
Bills Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank and the
Bank Of Constantine again in circulation the west
The bills of the former taken by the Detroit banks
An effort was made during the session of the
Legislature of Wisconsin, investigate the affairs of the
Bank Of Mineral Point but ii did succeed Bills OF
this bank at time received in payment the land
Office. They now at per cent discount
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

Here Barney swore that he had been robbed of his
oank DOCK, which, besides its intrinsic value con.
tanned IN cash and notes, SOS rs, and he also swore
that Nell and the other ladies stole IL The party was
thereuson sent to the tombs
Ine Hote! Rotber.--On Thursday afternoon a
very suspicious looking loafer was caught in the
htisnuc hotei oy MIR. Robson, the proprietor The
ioafer, whs gave his first as Mr. Farley, tried
bard to get off by pretending to long to the Man.
SION House, and then when Mr.. Robson proposed to
and said he meant the Walton Mansion House in
Pearl street As his shutting manner excited more
suspicion than his intrusion in the fret nstance into
private room could, an officer was sent for who
soon recognized him as an old acouaintance' Al
was fully committed VII"
Owners WANTED, for some silver spoons marked
s. L. r. '" So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
Police Once.

SEPT. 1S.-d Fire Point Afair.-One Barney
Campbell went on Thursday TO see some tho frau
beauties Of the Five Points, and Barney being flush
Of money, undertook to treat a whole bevy with a
milk punch, and for that purpose the party adj
journed to neighhourng bar room The time
past merry with Barney and his feminine frolic-
ers, until the bar keeper called on Barney to pay
Shure and its myself that will do that same
thing Elegantly" hccuped the son Of Green Erin,
but alas for the mutabity Of worldly affairs, Bar
ney's pockets were to let. In vain did he swear
that he was a gentleman who had plenty OF money,
tered the bar-room-his assertions were not be-
leved, and police officer sent for, Who brought
of Barney Campbell, Cornelius Driscoll, Bridget
MCGOWAN, Eliza Smith, and Nell Farrell to the Ma
gstrate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

Notice to Mariners.
gh Houses-Repre sentations having been made the
Admiralty Of the Danger the winter
some OF the light houses this coast Of their
BENG entirely white commuhc alton the subject has
Gently received from the COLONIAL minister and in compliance
with the suggestions therein made the light house on Partridge
siand the entrance Of the habor painted white
and red vertical each ange those Point Lee
Preaux and Quaco 70 be painted with the coers
horizontal stripes and the Ganne Rock and 81 John beacon
light houses black and whts vertical We believe The colors
Of Of the light houses Nova Scotia also be
changed.-ls ST. Johns, NIB. Courier.
spoken.
Lou.a Of NYork, from Alexandria for Falmouth Eng Aug
10, of Lands End.
Susan. Of Boston, I'm NYsk for Bristol. Eng septs lat a
10, lon 57l
New York ;hie, .bOr;ss white signal with NJ inh,
cesssndra Msdissu, oIssso~ for NYOrk, Sept Grand
Mersey, Of NYork, Aug 10, of Rindall.
roreign Ports.
KvesroS, Jam Aug 2arr Henrietta Phlsdel Harry, do
2sd isabella, Baltimore, wOlso,t, Norfolk
Cars Cossr Africa, Jy as-Ns American vessels on the
coast.
s.LrN septls-sr Anti. Georgetown DC; Victoria, New
York; Fairfield, do.
Bosror sept iT-srr Elizabeth, Corham NYorh: Convoy
Crowe do; Despstch Nekerson, dol Leaper Crowel do:
cid Mystic Churchill, do 18th, Victor, Gould do; Effort
Spear, do; Crecian, Chase, dol Jasper, Hoves, do.
EeeArrowr Sept barr Martha Ann, Norton. NYork Zoe
Machias
Pscypsses SEP, lTsrr Isdy Clinton rhsd Brick do,
rHIlApELrHIs, Sept is-srr Ohio, Gibraltar; Delaware
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
Great Locofoco city Meeting.

The meeting of merchants Heaven save the mark
yesterday, in Wall street, was funny affair 1t
came off in shower Of rain, and thunder storm OF
eloquence from Silas Wright. He delivered a
most excellent speech. 1t rained very hard all
the time. There was perfect sea Of umbrellas.
We never saw so great display of umbrellas. The
locofocos &c happened to have em."
There were 1900 people present-most of them
with clean shirts and dirty shoes and stockings.
The locofocos funny fellows; rain or rigmarole
cannot dsmay them. Mayor Varian, with John
M'Keon for an aid-de-camP, sat in the Lafayette
Bank, and looked on. Fifty men only heard what
said. The rest understood the talk by instinct
The storm around might roar and rattle,
They did not mind the storm a whistle"
A Wing cried out, Three cheers for Mainev'
They were given, and he was hustled off. A dozen
police officers arrived, but were not wanted. Tie
meeting broke up in the mud.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
New Abolition Movement.

There is 20 be convention Of Methodist Adolf.
tionists in New York, commencing on the 9th Octo-
Der, and TO continue four days.
Its objects to unite the Methodist Abolitoniss
into independent Ant-Slavery Society, to organ
ize MissionGry Society in opposition to the Me-
thodist Episcopal Missionary Society, which is in
part supported by slave owners, the produce OF slave
labor, and in instances by the sale Of slaves
sc. The woman question will be carefully exclu-
ded from its deliberations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

GREATEsr SvESrIoS YET.-Ohio has beaten
all her sister states in a Convention. The Cncin,
natl Gazette says, the Convention of the 10th, held
at Miami Valley, was attended by one hundred
thousand persons. General Harrison was present,
and made a speech, which is highly spoken Of The
state election takes place in Ohio the 18th Of Oc-
tober Extraordinary exertions have been made by
both parties, and the contest will be hot No
well Uniformed man, however, entertains doubt Of
the entire ofthe whg ticket, and by large
majority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

PAnK THEArRE.-Last night, Mr. Power appear
ed as "King O'Ncal," in Mrs Cores, a rather dull
comedy OF that name. The performers were all well
dressed, but with the exception ofPower, Chapman,
and Mrs. Vernon, were most miserably out OF their
element. Hill, Held, and Andrews, might have
mde something Of their several parts, IL they had
possessed even common tact or common sense. Hill,
Richelieu, Haunted about the stage more like
mountebank than a courtier while MIR. Held, as
Louis, was as unmajestic as any disloyal subject
could wish TO see king. Nickerson had dumb part
which could have been sustained by a supernumera-
ry and yet there Of the latter class on the
stage, numbering the Kings English, and trying TO
make the audience believe they had seen the inside
Of French dictionary. II is time the management
put martinez behind the TO regulate these
matters.
Power, in the scene with the king-the only good
enc in the piece, by the bye-was drunkenly dig
nifed, and as maudlin majestic, any anti-tcmper-
man from the county Of Ulster, and his acting
was loudly applauded by his admirers.
There a full and fashionable audience, not
withdrawing the heavy rain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

REGISTRATION OF VorERs.-The Commission.
ers Of Registry for the several wards will be in ses-
sion at their respective Offices to-day, from to Co.
clock, p NJ a; also, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at
the same hours, and six hours in each day, COM
mencing on Monday, the fifth of October and ending
on Saturday, the 10th October. There is good
deal Of clamor aud cutlery against the registry law,
among the democrats, but this is done for effect
only. The law will no doubt tend TO the protection
of the homes, voter, and to the publication of the
hallnf hnx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

q3- VAUxHALL GARpENs.---To night La Petite Resale
sings two new songsshe has become quite the avorte
here Mr. and Mrs Gardner in two duets Master Gardner
in his wonderful conortons Mr. Whitlock, in Jim along
Josay accompanying himself the banjo; Master Rat
tier, the Vrgnian in several breakdowns and the
aughabe and indispensable of the Serenade
This alone worth any persons two shlngs that
it Mr.. Gardner's Imitation of Taglioni Celeste and
Essler is most brilliant and his female Virginia reel
which concu des his Dances enough to make person
burst his sides with laughing Go and once and be
satisfied.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
MIR. BENEFITS LETTERS.

Bosrox, Sept 18th, 1910.
The news from the State of Maine has produced a
considerable excitement here, during the last two
days. According to the latest expresses from that
quarter, there is every probability that the wings
have carried the state, governor, legislature and
congress- At present both parties claim the 60
vernon, but the changes in favor of the Harrison
party sufficient to indicate that Mr.. Van Buren,
has great chance Of the vote of Maine in Novem-
Der. The returns from two-thirds of the state
have been received, and to this complexion it has
come.
Two months will scarcely elapse before the great
there rery decided symptoms of complete rero-
tuition of parties throughout this repubi,c-a more
complete revolution than has ever taken place since
the first election Of Jefferson.
From all appearances the policy OF the new ad-
mnistration will be directed to the of
the commerce of the country, and the prices and
values of 1885 and 80 From what hear, think it is
probable that the new Congress will be called toge-
ther by proclamation Of the new President in March
or May next-and that a new National Bank, inter-
nal improvements Bankrupt Law and other i'm
portant measures, will be proposed at once. This
will produce new era OF activity aud excitement
among all the business cities of the land The mere
politicans-the Office seekers-will care far more
Tor the distribution OF the spos-but to the coun-
try at large the general measures Of General Har
rison will be the most important.
The interest felt here these matters is intense
They have almost forgotten the English steamship
in their Maine politics. Last night when the steamer
arrived from Portland State street was full of ex-
cited and happy GEOGRAPHICALLY men OF bust
ness. To-day further intelligence is expected, con-
frmatory Of the anticipations of the wings. We
shall see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

STATE ELEcrIoSs-Georgia comes next. The
election in that States takes place Monday sem
night, the 9th Of October. The Wings are conf
dent Of success, and we think not without reason.
Georgia has never been Van Buren, State, and it
now seems probable that she never will be.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

Co CHATHAM THEArRr.-Extra attraction at the bril-
liant Chatham tonight An entire nautical drama
in which Mrs. Lewis appears called the Pirate of the
lantc. Browne in My Young Wife and Old Umbrella;
Wood and Cline, in the combat from the Dumb Girl
Of Genoa Mrs Lewis Richard the Third in the 5th
act Of that tragedy; Sweeney, the great original the
banjo; OConnel in negro Dances and Master and Miss
Wells in a fancy dance. We should think this was
enough, to secure full house
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

11- John II. Eaton has taken the stump in favor
ofGen. Harrison. He made a speech at Hanover
town, Pa, on Friday last, in which he gave his
testimony in behalf Of General Harrison, and against
Mr.. Van Buren,. Major Eaton is an upright and
very worthy man, but he don't amount to much, po-
litieally. lie is nothing but Mrs. Eaton's husband,
after ALL