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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

BRILLIANT SCHEMES. FOR JANUARY. 1910.
by reference IN onr lie, ct drawings. Il will he seen
hat Ii. 20. 81. share Of $1,000. an Lre.burr Lot,.rv
class .. dawn oa the li;h Instant. was sold hy Us
aud eashed oE the SPOT and as We hope to deal out
many such. we ask our correspondents and customers
generally. 10 call. or send for tickets Ia some Of the fol-
low ing splendid schemes;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION, pcr.
formed by DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRIP
or PRINtS VIRGINIA. or WILD HERR Mr.
WILSON GREENE Of Lancaster county. Pa. cnfirch
cured Of the above disease. His symptoms were chilli.
ncs~, succeeded by heat, lOuncss Of spirits, salt taste in
his mouth. dry cough. great oppression in the breast
los o: appetite, n frequent splitting and coughing up of
irothy and ford blood. Ater using two bottles OF the
above syrup uo cough ceased. the tody hogan 10
strengthen. and BY usiug two more bottles all ihcsr dis.
agreeable feelings were removed. lie Is now cn,ov.
ing perfect health, 10 the astonIshmcnt Of oil h.,
friends.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

q hhds Bcst DuGch MADDEi.
, tons IogwoOd,
; bbls Chip DO
2 Seroons Span. notant Indigo.
10 bbls Copperus,
3 do Alum.
4 do SaltP trc.
; do Venetian Rcd.
5 dc Spanish Brown.
4 do do Whiting.
Is kegs White Lead, justrcceivrd and for sale D.,
iln9 PANTONS 4 TINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
GOF,R' d ees,S 0EryYCE.

a 7. GOfF & CO LOTTERY AND PA
"a. CHANGE BROKERS-REN Al ESrArE q
MONEY AGENTS. y GENERAL INTEIII.
1h>'h oftIt-Osaoc tee Mum street. WAocbae
Id-An kinds of southern am western ,,r,cc,,rs
of dePo-iie. and hank notes purchased AT the very
highest market rates.
The highes, price paid far drafts NJ sight On Baltt
more, Philadelphia and New York. and constantly for
sale at the lowest prcnium
Buy and sell all kinds OF foreign and American
gold.
They also attend TO the collection OF notes. dran.
bills Of exchange. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

IN HiSkEY--li bbls Penus,lYsuii: 50 core,
corn browns. jn-t received a-l tr Sal. by
ian % JACOB n M,Tt1IELIs
CASI Nil be ped b. The .phr,uhcr sr C!sye
- end Timothy scsGs
iane5 J,CoG & MITCHELL
EURNIrUaE AT AUCTioN-ws will sell a
our auction rooms. on "Wednesday morning, 29tl
tiHst for CASH. a variety Of well kept furniture. Sale
positive. and TO commence At Q o'clock.
HALL a WlCKiIAM. Apcfioncsr-.
January 2j. 1910.
LNCoNoMY GooDS.-A con.;an, supply of Cloths
IA and sattinStis. from the manuiactor Of Georg'
RaPp. for sale BIZ
jan a5 A~rrERBURy. CALDWELL & co.
ENLAXsEED olL-lO bbls FIa,seed OIL. sor sale
H. by A~T1EhBURY. CALDWELL & co.
jan 25
tLovER sEED-we will roy Cash fpr so To 100
y bushels fresh Clover Seed. if delivered SION.
Jan % ArrERSuRY. CALDWELL & co.
SMALL CoiN.-SI0O in l-slhs aud /. iG,hs. also
- dimes and l2 dimes. for sale by
Jun IS A.P GOFF & Co. Brokers.
zEIE will pay the highest price Cor a few Span.
sh Doubloons. if brough, to N. immediaiely
jan .. y Goff & Co. Brokers.
nHio FUNDS-wonrcd. several Thousand dollar,
" on Contiguous Ohio Bank. Gr which n pr-mium
VIII be paid. jan % A. T.. GoFF 4 Ca. Brokers.
"a HIsSEY.-9 bbls Whisky on consignment.
w and for sale by
Janl FoRsYTH. MOORE & Clarke.
RRooMS. BRooNis. BRooNls-3s6 Glz- Gr.,
- quality OF BroomS. jus, received per Steam D,at
shS't' and for sale low by p. B.. ZINN.
" No. ls2 Market Square.
TNwILLED BAGs-oo dozen s,ncrsor -,,,;lo5
n Bags Tor sale low by mp 10 d. Hull.
SPLENDlD OTTER FUR CAPS. Ayrny &
- Co. rcspeeudliy invite Gentlemen 10 call ut lO3.
Main street. and examine thc:sriicle
nov 9-y
a FIRE CALDWELL. ATTORNEY AxD COUNSEL
IN LoR AT Law. office nearly qpoxits ne Iirgni
Hotel. practices in the adjoining counties Of virrini
and Ohio. Jun. II-Iv
NNHlsKEY --6 barrrls OF wLiskey; : barrel. OF
pure peach brandy. on consignment. ard for
le by jaIl6 JACOB & MITCHELL.
% TON LEAD.
les kegs Bcstty's IF FC < Rock Powder.
100 bags Shot. assorted Nos. IA store & tor sale b.
jan PANTONS q TTNGLE.
Nj ETIIoDlSr HYMN BoOKS-we have iust
lf1 received n large and general assortment OF
Methodist Hymn Cooks. and are prepared TO accommo-
dale either families or churches on the lowest terms.
Also. Religious offering, CHRISTIAN Keepsake. & Re-.
hgious souvenir. for 1910.
STEPHENSON & GARwOOD.
jan % Corner Of Main ~ Union Its.
NICIIOLAS NICKIEBY
IN \ few copies of Nicholas Nickleby complete.
Jack Sheppard.
Outward bound Mixes Mate. just received and for
sale by STEPHENSON = CARWOOD.
dec II ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
CRY aCCou>r~

fc-r" cn-sai sa'eans"i 81 the Ieocys, aai E,pc.dl
lure, y ns Guy Il WAclas. Gartsy "a. rar e,4.
ing hoenisr 3tS. 1879.
kECEIrTs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

N STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY AT Law. No. 20i.
~. Main street, Wheeling. Va. next door below
VI. Nelson's Office. ian -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28


CfNCrNSNTI. Angus 10. 1872.
Respected Friend, DR.. Swayne-I am truly indebt.
ed ioyou tor the heneG' have received from the use
% your compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Bark. which
j confess was the means Of restoring my health. I was
attacked with a common cold, which terminated IN n
scaled disease upon the lungs AT length became
much dehiliiaicd from constant coughing and loss of
appetite and gave mp all hope of recovering, as MANY
OF my hrniiy had hccn carried OIL by consInraiun.-
bcihS recommended by n friend OF mine, MI. Weaver.
10 make a trial of your inesiitnnble syrup. I did so
which terminated M performing n perfect cure. 1
have much 10 say To you when I see you. whi.h will
be this fall; you may make use of these lines IL Won
mink proper that ihoee afflicted may find relief from
me same source. Yours truly,
JAMES PARRY.
Principal Office. 10 North Eighth street. PhilndcI-
phia; Pittsburgh Office, No. 81 -. Clair street. next
doo' To the Allegheny bridge. where this invaluable
medtcme may always I've found. Also for sale nj the
Book store Of John Fisher. Wheeling. Va.
nov 5-Iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Maiiat's Vegetable Life Pills and
phpniX Biiiers.
A FRESH supply Of this medicine Just received
IA and Tor sale by f.. A. SMITH,

A FRESH supply OF THIS medicine Just received
IN and for sale by f. a. SMITH,
Corner of Maine and Market SITS Columbus
The high aud enved celebrity which this pre-em-
nent medicine has acquired for its nvarab.e eIica.
cv in all HE diseases which IL prolesSGs to cure has
rendered tile usual practice OF putting not only I'M
necessary but unworthy of them. They are known
by their fruits their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not 10y the faith Of the creduous.
In all cases of CoStiveneSs, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Fevers and Arues Obstinate Head
aches, Impure state Of the Funds Uhhpalhv ap-
pearance ulthe skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs. and IN all general arrangements of health,
these medicines have invariably proved certain
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
to the most exhausted constitutions A single trial
will place the Lille Pills and Phoenix Btters beyond
the reach of competiton in the estimation Of every
patient
n. B. None are genuine unless they have the
ca Simile Of John Mohat's signature. 45-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
To the Public.

FFNHE embarrassed state of the country and our
Il own necessities compeus in future to adopt a
different course in our Mercantile business. We
therefore take this method OF informing our custom
ers and the public generally, that as we are com
PEELED to make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing spring, that all debts due US must
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, so that we can
make them available, and that our sales alter the
first day of January next, will be considered due on
the delivery Of the artces sold, unless on terms 9th
erwise specially agreed upon.
H. BUCHANN0N g. co.
Columbus, December 9th, l939-25-lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Commission Business
LNMOBILE.

gaS HE subscriber will continne the Commission
L. AMI Factorage Business in the city of Mobile
and soiicis the patronage oilhe Planters aud Mer.
chants olAabama and Mississippi
BENZ. b. FONTAINF.
Ang. %, 1910. ls--am.
20 The Flag Of the Union, Argus and Democrat
Columbus, Mss. PtckensvIle Register, Voice o
Sampler and Plot, Alabama Beacon, Marengo Pat
riot, Eutaw Wing, Cahawba Democrat Free Pres,
Selma, and Advertiser Montgomery, Wet lmpka
Times and Argus, will please copy the above two
mo nlhs, and forward their accounts 10 the office Of
the above at Mobile Tor payment
Mobile Register.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Executors Notice:

A Ii persons having claims against the estate 6
IN James Brown deed, are hereby noIifeltOp
sent the same duly authenticated, within the to
prescribed by law, or the same will be forever
led, Persons Indebted to the estate Of tie said {
ceased are req estcd to make immediate payment
PANNEL TAYLOR,
Executor.
Ocber 5, 1910. lj-m6.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
MOrus MulticauliS.

sstsIss THE subscriber has now growlrg@
SSstessss<ss Jackson Miss. fine lot OF the 400"
essY&sSR valuable TREE and will have N the Y
--szhs~-. or next spring, severa thousand ~ ~
He knows them to be genuine, as he bougn' VIC
when in full ioIisge. Warranted genuine or no "
address j. LEWIS, Post oiice) Jackson, Mss
N. b. Trees or cuttings neaypacked, 10 tr"
to any part of the country. }. LEhi''
Jackson June /, 1889 47u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
SALE OF LANDS IN OKTIBBEHA CO.,
FOR TAXES

Iwdof IN The Syle Ok
the md
o h agby
Ito taxes may
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Warranted 10 Cure

GREEN'S VEGETABLE Tonic MIXTURE,
A Certain cure for Chals s. Fcrer and htrmi
IA. tent Fever.
For Sale at the DgUG SToRE of
f. A. SMITH,
Corner Of Main and Market Street
Colambps Mis-, Sept. 10Th lS40 Hid.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
DR.. f. f. BouchelIe.

WILL in future devote his whole attention
w TO the practice OF the several branches Of his
proe>sion al the late residence Of his father, he
tween Col Ninrod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry. He
will practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in the county.
0tcsn1; It'll, I339,-2a-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

he above lands are to be sold for Taxes due for 1899 and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
our Almanacs. for 1910,

HAVE been received. They are for sale bylH
n IL quantity or otherwise
PFISTER s. GOODWIN
n. B. We have beautiful pair OF GLOBES o'
the use of Schools, to dispose OF. INV
Feby %, 1910 33H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate 6
IA Wade H. Gordon, decd. are hereby notified +
present the same duly authenticated within the uH
prescribed By law, or the same viii be forever bs
red. Person, indebted 10 the estate Of tie sad
ceased are requested To make immediate nymeh
JAMES ii. TURNER,
Executor,
Jan. 18th, l840.-2S-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

TENhe undersigned viii continue the iactorage and
Il commission business on his own account. and
will heretofore, give his personal atienou to The
sale Of cotton and purchase articles ordered by his
present friends, and others who may employ his ser
vices, may rely ON pune tuahiy and strict attention
10 their interests.
CHARLES LABUZAN.
Mobile Aug, II, 1910. lS-9t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

Just received % $ ane nor s W Get Oh
- Flour, aud ten sackest Rio Golf e for sa
cheap for cash. Also ge quantity / enness
Bacon, and 10 bbs. OF very white lard.
A. L. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, March SOth 1890 --ss-,t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Pay ND. Pay up!


Carriages 1Of SaIC' n
A r. WOLFINGTON has on hand a"S "a,
"A. receiving from Jennings, Robinson A.s ME-
ma nuactory nj the north handsome assor'ntn',
all kinds OF CARRIAGES, CONSISTING u TX Il
Coaches. Charities. BafoucheS and Buggy !, A
sc: which wlbe sold on reasonable leti''
Repository. ,a.s,stchs
All Repairing done with nealness ana desP'
his old stand on Marketslreet, Columbus
march 9, 1889 SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Notice.

TENHE Coparinerslip heretofore existing in thi,
l. city, under the firm of Labuzan and Pollard
is this day desolved by mutual consent. The name
of the firm will continue 10 be used in liquidation
OF Tie outstanding business
Mobile, August II, ls40.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
THE LIBEL.

We understand a bill was brough'
before the Grand Jury Of this County,
the other day against US, containing sew
aral charges for an alleged li6sl,on the
Pres. oflhe Canton Bank,as published
in our paper of the Sd Of April last The
Grand Jury ignoramus-sd 'he bill. We
shall endeavor 10 get tie charges and
publish them.
1t lie but proper here 10 say, the alleg-
ed libel 10 contained in retort tomte-
aus, TO an unprovoked attack made by
Mr.. Griswold on ourselves at a political
harangue in New Philadelphia. The at
tack was unprovoked, because We had
never mentioned his name, nor give him
the slightest cause for giving vent 10 his
maliguaty atus before being attacked.
Then nd not till then, did we attempt
10 pay him back 10 his Owa coin; and we
have yet TO see that man, who shall
wantonly tread upon our corns, without
being met 10 return, particularly If he
has many toes 10 his own family.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
THE AVAILABLE.

o. Gen. Harrison passed through
this place on Tuesday last, on bis way
home from the celebration at Fort
Meigs. How he got away from his
Committee remains mystery. The
Statesman says he "broke loose,' and
We suppose put off to Fort Meigs, while
they were busy preparing something for
the "PuBLIc Eye" about him not Ieav-
ing home while occupying his "present
position.' He appeared much worried
and fatigued, 1--WE don't wonder) and
looks better the Wings say, than he did
two years ego. If ever there " as man
in his do,age, it is he. His every ac-
ton. look and word denotes it, and
gives lie disectto any Who dare say
ne is no. ''impaired either 10 body or
mind" Such is the Wing candidate
for the Highest Office in the gM Of the
people. Shame, shame on the leaders
Of psr,y that will thus trille with the
weak nesses Of an old man--iake adj
vantage Of his notwithstanding him
from the grave, and sacrifice him on the
altar ofthair heilisA ambition
%ouL the party l,al are attempting
10 Chamber into Office on inffmiiy's
back, acknowledge the incaPac.ty and
imbecilty Of Gen. Harrison, and say
they wished to honor him only for his
past services. then we for one, should
cease TO exrose the weaknesses Of the
mar, and direct ourselves to the party
alone. But siOce they endeavor to pa
rude him before the world, as man of
sound mind, at the same time having
him snderthe charge oflbree guardane,
denying to avow principles 10 'fr'end or
loe,' we shall continue to oppose both
The mans imbeciily, and the party't
contempt for the people, IN ,uphol-
ding such man.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
FARMERS LOOK AT THIS.
PICTORIAL.
R. N. WICKlFFE.

The fsderaliDts have got beyond the picture
in politics.
In 1923, they attempted TO carry thepreslden-
tial election with hand bile enbel,shed with cof
fins.
In 1882, they tried stupid caricatures.
In 1886, big eagles aud crowns were their ar
guments.
In 1910, log cabins and cider barrels are par
AIDED in the newspapers, toinduce the people to
vote for General Harrison.
The federalists have always underrated the in
telIlgence Of the people. Alexander Hamilton
denominated ihe mass of mankind senseless
rab6le, to be led hy aristocratic masters. and
,chsoted by pictures. Hence Thomas Jefferson
was shown up in red breeches, and divers other
ways. The silly device harmed nome bot it, au
thors. But the rederalists OF our da hold the
people in The same contempt - they never ad-
dress their understanding, nor appeal to their pa
tiotism: but are continually trying to gain their
favor and suppottby low tricks, by pictorial re-
presentations, and child's play. M. Cour.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
DiED.-on the Evening Of the 9Th,
ust., at Baltimore, CARTER B. HAIR
Lam, ESQ.,, Secretary ofStste OF Ohio.
\ pRoPOsTTTON.

AZ the time for a warm ontest is
approaching-a contest, in which
the Whigs and the Banks are arrayed
against the Democracy, and as they
will use their old weapons--cerrup,ion
Misrepresentation and deceptiOn-it be.
Gomez every democrat to be up and do
ing, and endeavor 10 use his efforts in
prOstrating the enemy. This. can be
done in no better way than by supporting
The Press. The better il is supported,
the better will his rights be maintained
With no other object in view than the
advancement ofihe Democratic party,
we propose to furnish this paper from
the first Of July till the first Of Novem-
Der flour monlhs) to new Subscribers,
for FIFTY CENTS. 10 advance. This
will not yied any profit, butsf it will be
the means of diffhsing information, aad
counteracting the Wing calumnies, we
ehaA consider ourselves fully remunera-
ted.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

is cast aside BY the Convention as IN.
Seslhy Of being elected,' To sooths
this British Wing editors affection, to
dry up bic crocodile tears, and to calm
bis indignation, we will merely state The
facts. The Convention was not rep-
resented by Two or three States. Each
State has her favOrile son, but Col.
Johnson is the favorite Of two thirds Of
the States. As an act of courtesy to
those States who were not represented,
the Convention decided to refer the
choice directly TO the people Of the sew
eral States. Is not this democratic, Mr.
edltorl Neither Col. Johnson, nor
bis friends are dissatisfied at the conven
ton for not nominating him. He is a
democrat, and supports democratic prin-
eiples, and is ever ready to abide the
decision Of the democratic party. That
decision is that he is the democratic cam
didate for Vice President Stick a pin
there. He owes the Wing party; nolh-
ing, and asks none OF :heir tavors; he
claims none Of their sympathies and
wants none Of their tears.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

GFA political discussIOn, as the
Whigs'call il, was held here on Wednes
day evening. The discussion was car
ried on BY Mr.. GriswoId Of Canton, who
tirst endeavored to raise the sympalh-
les Of his audience, by making political
capital out Of the death of Laughlin,
who died in fit ofapoplexy in Baltimore
and whom the Wings say was killed by
some "ruffian Loco Focos." /, was
doubtless rRsc to feel his hearers, and
thereby learn how much they spprecia-
ted his own indiscretions some time ago.
He then went on to discuss the Demo-
cratic creed, the standing army, eorrup.
ton Of the Government etc. etc., (which
will probably be noticed next week. in
terspersed with some stale pot house
anecdotes and Steamboat gossip about
great men. This thing of telling drunk
en- anecdotes in political meetings, and
vending gossip Stories which may be
picked up In cart loads behind tho door
Ofany ale house, does not come up TO-
our views ofwhat should characterize a
gentleman. II sounds too much like
'he hard cider, Coon skin arguments.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
pRopHECY Y-Temporarv and partial sue

PROPHECY - Temporary and partial suc%
cess says Mr.. BENTON, in an able speech de
Iivered in the Senate Chamber more than year
ago, The delusive fruit Of terror and deception,
may gildrher (the Whig9 banaers for while.
They may carry some counties, some cities, some
States. They may continue to exult in the is
sue of some local elections. as they have done
heretofore. But to succeed in the .naiR object
TO carry the Presidential chair in l94O = that 4
hold to be impossible. go upon my knowledge
of the american people. know them to'6e
for'their country, and believe that they can nev.
,er elevate to power theparty which builds its o.
ovation upon the calamtes, ne humiliations, and
the misfortunes of their country. They never
can elevate to power The party which, in every
contest, foreign and domestic, is found on the
wrong side of thequeSion -on the side of the
British, the French, the Indians, the Mexicans,
the non. .resumiDg banks, and the Rhin.piasters.
Such party cannot succeed. and ] announce TO
them their fate in advanGe-A JACKSON DE-
FEAT FOR THE MONTH OF NDYEM>
BER, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT }HUH.
DRED- AND FORTY
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

@Mr Griswold, the other night,
said that the principles of democracy
never change, il is only democrats that
change--reaning that wmggery was
gaining converts. Now there may be
converts, but we cannot see their
names on the hard cider catalogue.
They ara all tother way. The Bald.
moro Republican says we are called
upon to record such a:cessions as Col-
quit, Black, Cooper, Seaborn, Jones,
Wicklife, Tillotson, James D Hardin,
Esq. the Hon. Henry Daniels and Row.
an Of Kentucky, and Lamar of Georgia.
All men ofhigh political influence in the
opposition. '. .t
Messrs Wieklihe and TiIloison's
letters OF renunciatioD, will be found in
our paper, the others we shall publish
also on account Of their manly senli-
ments.