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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

JAMES UC0NNOR q Co.
PhiladelPhis. Sept. 2l Gun
NEW BooKs-Just received and Gr sale by
~ STEPHENSON & GARWoOD.
Collycr's LNcSNt Fisks Classical Antiquities,
Cowpers, NrV Znsiin's, GolGsnihs Milion's. Smol
lets, aud Drydeu's Works.
Condensed Reports, Watts badly Of Divinity.
Rush oa the Mind. Cwsar and SaIluai / vol.
British Poets, IIenry's Miscellaneous Works.
Domestic Medicine, Fine Bibles. Beauties OF Costume
Yong Mans Library 8 vols, English Albums.
w lsh's Didnciics , vol. Memoirs ofSir VIM. Knigh;on
Walkers Manly Exercises.
Tit al the times. Life of Martin Van B1ron.
Fcgnale Biography. Pirker's Logic, Nature and AT.
legends Geometry. Box ofScience. Blossoms of WI.
American Chesterfield, SWISS Family Robinson,
English Classics. Also. German and German Enrlis.
Almanac. Comic 10. nov ID
4 ZONE MANUFACTURE-rrccs ~pos;fircly re-
6gcei attic Wheeling Foyalry WarchoEss, No
30. sonth end Market square. Wheeling. Va.
SWEENEY & MATHEWS respectfully tender
their thanks To their former customers TOR the hacal
patronage they have hitherto received. and woald
inrther invite their attention to their present wei So
lec;ed STOCK OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS. which
embraces every article usually kept M an establish.
nent of the kind. consisting o.
Plain Mantel Crates.
Mazcppa do
French Pattern Do.
Plain S:ar do. assurfed Sizes.
Frnnalin Stoves Of every dcs' rip,ipn.
Fancy Pyramidal Coal Stoves.
Common Stoves, (aSsorcd s.zcs)
Common Grnfcs. (circu!ar g. straight bar all sizes
Cooking Stoves. Ga variety Of patterns,
ATck and Jam Crates.
Hollow ware, s Igar Kettles. Pen Kettles. Pots
Ovens. Skilleis aud Stew Pos ofever, SIC, al
made from the Air Furnace aud Of superior
mcttle,
Sad Iro=s. ground and polished. in any quantity.
Tailors' and Hates Irons.
Saw MIL l-Oas.
Wind Mill d..
Rag Wheel do.
Crauks and Gudgeous. I'll sizes.
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Boxes, tr1und in ih,
centre and turned insidcJ
Foot Scnpes.
Mnrinrs and PHstles. Waffle Irons. fancy & rlair
Cast Iroa Railing. a variety Of patterns.
Together NfA a variety Of plouzh- and Po1gh co.
irgs. Shears AID LANDSLIDE. Throshipg Machine Iron
SC. SC, ell of which they viii sell rs low ir not lowe
Ian tic same article can be purchased for IN fiu
burgh or elsewhere. either Wholesale 0r Retail
Castings 81 ever description made to otdor on 10
shortest notice. uov I'm
S, CtirsrHe Cl7oaicic PaJish hNs amount re
g-j r'7.~e his cgre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

An srf~7orfinT-y r sc IF R1sWnI1t ISM. dc-Cmp1-
Hicd pih Dis~riata AID Nervous debility
Mr.. los, pn Hati, fr'm being exposed 10 cod
was ataCkr with most painful t;hetm1IC com.
liant 9th he'd, and %, OK, which continued with
iSturss - viultucs Tor ssytT 7 months Toe iru
-pal sympts ms wcTe-s swelling end eTCTuciauing
asin m a tn Ilts, aud al entire loss Of then
uss: buth the yrl1 ard the fever generally sufere
IN crease ~ The evening, The pains we're Incre.s
I'd Oh tue slightest motion. aud ~try more sew
/ m tie uIght Ume. A constant diauhats, Whit.
I pTodursd ta general CO3s queucss- hstu' cucy. Lee
| ,.ss uf syItl >, aud geu,ftl wasting Of tie b. AZ
/ lie VAS indeed So extremely Il q 81 has madIcs
| afteniunt could not y, ssh Ciye tLs least hp-e,
= ms recovery and vas fc"eF'HY bel eNtdHl
/ freatmtnt 20 tbs world could not him arr RHO
I But sce,rc aa advertisement uu Hunts Rofq..
Pills. ur was direct d ~ Iu AlulEHty ~ vlupn,.
. Use tprm, DC "a @, ana after 3 fUrtnight al.
reduced a favorable chang. and heIs nov 2 hesi
| thy undsrOtg msH' jos. HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

NS5 RANCE The Fire AMI Marin.
insIr1hce C"rHpauy Ut Vince irg con:tnue 2,
'Ske az tIt usual rl,-4, nj Eipds OF insurance a.
snIfst fiTe, asa n W IAN. rsuf 'haBh o aud Ms.
sIs"-ui nvc's an their q iuit 'ry stream To-.
Office on Main street ia Fu'sy', AID Atfcr' ur,.
warehouse DANIEL LAME.
ipp ~ 4 eat a. Soy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

wholezale Dealer in Drne
III Medicines, Chemicals. Paints. Oils. Glass. Dye
Buff. &c. South west Corner Of Minor & Fifth SITS.
IRetween Market and Ch'snut streets PHILADELPHIA.
Orders from Physicians. Drugg.sts and Country Ner
ian;s executed in the best manner ana on the bcsi
fnsS. nov 26-6n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
NEW LINE OF STAGES
TO PHILADELPHIA, Nxp
Ssn@I@I@ the ONLY prRrcr eNE.)-U.
SS9hIE-T s. MAIL MERCHANTS

Wheeling daily a. 6 O'Clock, 4 IN. VIZ Washington
nd Eeiflr - Cham'ersburt, ADD from thence $50
hi's Nv SOL T'au, passing ghtUgSh Carlisle. Harms
'utih agd La1cdsicr To r,lladel, hIr, u 3 DAVIS.
r~aStlsrs hy tais Inc "a 80 have only rte night h.
taSe travel. tEr second being on the rpi. road. Tn.
-roprietois have placed new and Ilei did coaches
upon .ihC enlIre line good teams, ard sCttr and
'ar"i"I driver ans a.snre the public that no expense
9r paIns wi!he spared 70 render genera. satisrsr
TN. Having good rDnd az. nts, The puhllc may
rely on 4 speedy and comfortable trip.-Th. diff
r.luca that have existed a N~Iliamsvort, y I'm cor
-tqnence ~ crossing the S"non sheia nv ct have
re ncaurel emOvcd, Toy a new rirge " hich Is inst
compiler, 4.
Efpmce oconG door hel7 " the L. :. IIct,l, Wa.
ter -. mars A. HENDERSON s. 70. Pra'Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
Newark, y. J. Lc,r 81, }.

pgsTrp.td. or Indigestion, EJf-c'V1IsCr-sl
Mr. YIN. Tucker. taNIrP iateIy tic u resi- r.d 70
q SOUND stare Of helitt, through the cihc1,y Of r.
Hunts butan e 'iis. u!n@s y IN i1r!-; e''sahly du' y
To- state ctr'.!n facts Yea. I'VE e. The discs e uader
which h. had 50 bon. suffered The sympt ms
wefe-a painiu! ohsirGci:rn VIII. = constant r,ier-
tloU q! f,od, head G,he. palpiiauon uf tnr t'ar ID.
tpwucs- 81 sPiu = a trulhl 'snmc dry cough. dr.
hess. uEhtnrss at tse "a 81 and Gttirui'v a.. 5teat: @
,uR. s.utost cons;aui IIu ul ne sIyit, lGbs. ana
shoulders, Accompanied Ni;' muc1 isusuor anc
dC.I 49,. lhtse all CtbDs. together WIN an u -
u-ua! degree oitI uirlre, brought on such g sta e
Ct extreme weakpcss a5tn p:CScHt Tlu FROM a.
t'Hd ne I h. bushes aud bis hCat o. penrsJ lie,
beyond r c'v-ry tbs irI .nts ID relatiSes becaut
ALARM q ~ the Wg.1rrholy nos cc', q 20 euun-it
recommended fuuts Botsnls Piils-ipCy were ~.
mini tered, a : ~ a lew dty- pI0duceI astrnrah-
ing reiI.t, aud fnady rcaIz,da peri - r 5ipfst on
10 soUna health WIN. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

E9a RrVT-The ~, On Ma, -
Lars below dia virrinia ua'sl n.g ,--,,,s
~ John Lov ss a iaiofs sboa tageii,er with tho b,.5
'ng IN ~ rssr 81 ire sams. mita' ss ~ S-,ts,,
hovse. Poyssa'oa gwen ia Apri nest. apoi, =,
20 J)-2T :. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

L'-er Compliant, rih Hu-i DeruUFG ae1f ef IL.
Lir.- SystcUl.
Mr. Joshua Roberts WIS III c.cd with q bilious
and reTv"Us. iseIse % al alarming degree, rc ~
sIs--ed wUh al the di-tr. Fslng syHli TENS which
ansc 70 rslaNrd CONDITION., VIZ: A sick hclt-ashe
loss 81 appetite, gnGiuCsS IN tb~ head. pain a. th.
stomach alter 'attag. UaCsuai trsmors. shifting
spasn;p':r palrs ~ every part Ol the body, cola
-. l., salloS COm9ivNfUn, COSTUMES, and . con
siam dull pam m the rGht s. e., wIJcs otten iriu.
Ctd { most d cadIui debility; iT Ced he tnpuahi
ne was AFFECTED with every internal complain III.
human Oh, rsiaLi TO. Hs was IcntT.il maxi 2
trial Of ysriuus remedies. al o. " hIch WCre CGually
ffuitleSs u vi he had recourse u tuGIs " tam
Pills from III sureri'r virtues Of which m-Ll sri,
as h aith Is perfectly T,-rs tahishld. snd - row.
able N putsue hIs CIn, iOymsnf free from rein OF
disease. JOSHUA kOBEliTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

HOTTON BAPnNG-PiusJnr,h Batting first
" quality for sale in packages of 25 pounds each
At fifteen cents ocr pound by j. p. TURNER,
sept 81 No. les, Market squlre
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
HON. GEO. b. AUGUSTUS.

Ths Macon Inlegencer has attacked this gen,
teman with much vrulencs for the decided stand
he took on the question of Bank reform. We
are well acquainted with the course pursued 10y
Judge A, and We must unqnal,tiedly assert no
blame can with justice bo attached TO him. lie
after hearing the question discussed by members
of both parties; and without doubt represented
the will Of his constituents.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
PRINCIPLES AND MAXlMS OF THE
FEDERAL WIG HARRISON PARTY.

"For what do they a large proportion Of
the people kaolr, OF shal do lhey cARr, about
the duties Of an othce tho qualifications neccssa.
ry TO enable an incumbent faithfully to perform
those duties They are alike iHdtfo ent ,rhfih.
tr They roie al all, or 10 tchom their rofs i, orr
en-; It's TO THEM frife E.lSILY PER.
CHASED ~ Ohio STATE Journal, organ Of
Whig Party al Columtus, OAio.
The tme for reasoning has gone by. and il IS
not by ARGUMENT but BY SuFFERlNGS.
that conviction must be forced upop the minds
Of the people, National Ca:tRt, Biddls's pa.
per,
"If the appeals tha, may be made 10 the yir.
tue, morality and intelligence Of the peonle can.
not prevail; MONEY CAN BE USED, and
that vii obtain votes and favor where all other
arts and appliances are found abo'lne. w. Bick.
H'Fs R'Portfr' Whig paper.
Reader, were you everi IN Frcdncksburr. Virgin.
~ Nels, then you snow Jim Nikms, black Bar.
Der oil that place, Jim you are aware, IS paneJ
mani and beng very well behaved ls allowed fn
take part IN the conversation oi BIS customers. one
day gentleman teadjug the papers Ia hs shnp. re.
marked that he couldn't ten where al ,he damned
Democrats came from, II hsrjly ever meet ,yi,b
one AMI YET lhey beat as in all Tie elections Ills
companions sgree with hm thatt was uot rt.e
singular Why gentlemen" jquoth jim. susnpn.
dug his raz0r,l =" can tel vou why yuu don't fnd
'heta; you lratr IN Steamboats, aaa Stag,.~ . h,,
iake . feet as do, AMI ycal grd ihcm as lhlck
as o'aes-bernes. GrecHsdoros Rcpab
Federal CoarsaioH ia Ohio.---The Ohio
Statesman gives a lisl Of the members Of who.
gerry at Columbus II names each man. n,
place from which he hails as delegate, ana sci,
down their respective ca,bngs. Tms IS ,nne ir
Their presence, and under their ewes, aud IN n,
face OF The different communities they represent
ed. There cannot he a stronger guarantee q
The general correctness OF the fulL
The array Of the llatf-ou tra,nliaHds +, proo
conclusive, that while he Is put forward as IN
farmer Of Moth Bend, he ls ~ reality suDrnre
as the under officer OF a court. the clerk OF Ham
iion county, the register OF the professional an
privileged classes.
The convention was composed Of frs hag
dred and thufg.eiehi bankers and dsptndsat Of
fcers-ot urts hundred aud foris.sir le,rasr
and doctors-of ssrsa hmdrsd aud foyfv tir,
cfise-hofdsrs, ard the great mass Of lhose a,
sociaed with them were merehaats and speeu
iaiors. Globe
FAor. I've clip the following from an exchanN
paper and without ahy comments present 1t 10 o.
readers Ii dealer have aay arucles Of Vnch !
wishes 10 make quick return, and consequently
willing TO sell at small profit. ne IS sure TO adyc
,ise then, bur If be ufean 10 make large pro
aut Of his customers be is generally sly about u.
dies and gentlemen who nave ther eye-teeih eu
never trade at store where thy do not advertise
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
THE TRIE IsSTE-

Shall our, be a GOFER.NuE.NT or THE
BANKS or GOTER.N.HE.NT or THE
PEOPLE7 ShaH rc bars a CONSTITUTION
Al TREASURY, or an UNCONSTlTUTlON-
Al NATIONAL BANK shall zee hare a Cos
srfrrTIoNAL crRETNcY % GOLD and SILVER.
or oas Of IRREDEE.NIBLE P.4PER2 Shall
wr hre under ne iespottsm Of MoSrYrp ARr-
rocR,cY, Or HHier The safeguards Of a FREE
CO.NS1TTUIIO.N Washington Chfpn
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

Short and Street, and 10 The point The fol
loving is one OF Gov. McNutts vet, messages
returning law which passed the last LegsIa-
iure
10 The House Of Representatives. return
TO the house for further action, bill entitled " an
aei 10 amend an act 10 couier the power Of iusti-
ces and notarIcs on the president Of the board
Of police, and for other purposes, with the fol,
loving objections
First Ii l. unconstitutional
Second It's mexped,ent.
Thud. lils unnecessary.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

p5- We are authorized Ia announce WILLIAM
NrEn as a candidate iur the office ri. State Treas
yer a the special election, o Oh tie vacancy oc.
cacasoned by the death Of Col JAues 6 WI
L1LYs
~ We are authorized to announce the name OF
Molor NJ NJ. BRiGHAN. as a candidate for tie Of
ice OF Ergad.er General, Of the itt Division to
OIL the vacancy Of Gen. Carter, fesEued
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

BY the Natchez Free Trader, We learn that
Mr. C.S Smlth has become connected With the
Nalchez Courier Mr. $. IS gentleman Of fine
literary aualnmcuts, liberal politician, and
man Of amiable deponmcnt We extend the
hand of fellowship to Mr. 5. and wish himall sue
cess that he is deserving Of, but fear the cause
he has espoased will blight and scar The kind
feelings Of his heart-and Of this we are certain, if
he truckIes to the whg dynasty which nt present
IS the dominant party m that city.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

NorIcr TO YouSG LADlEs.-The following
Item IS clipped from an exchange paper An.
oher singular circumstance respecting leap.,ear.
Is, ina, ladies', by ancient custom, may pav their
addresses 70 The gentlemen; so HAT .Ae lad, Who
has an overly bashiul admlrer may save him from
the horrors Of popping the question and bring the
peuod of cour'Ship 10 speedy conclusion.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

No MAIs.-We have had NJ mails euherTrom
the east OF the mouth since last Sunday. Of course
We have no late news from Washington. The
failures were pa'haps caused BY high water, as
an immense quantity Of ram has fallen within lhe
last two or three days. The water courses must
all be grtally swollen, Our rIyer Is higher than
/, has been since 1897, and IS still rising.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

Should BE- a,k,I lr there b. no ,rag bg ,oh,ch
the GrNEEsL GoyERSNENr ran aid the cause Of
E.MLNCRi11ON anarsr, Il has ioag been
AZ oBJErr NE,R NY Mann, 10 see he WHOLE
SURPLUS REYE.NUE appropriated 10 that 0b-
Jsct WILLIAM n. HARRISON,
lPhig candi5I'c for the Prett9eaer
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

Some Of our friends have thought Us prema-
ture IN holsng the name OF Gen. DE GraTrn-
reid al our mast head, as candjdltc for Governor.
We wero led to do 50, because We thought we
had very good reason to believe that he was a.
mong the strongest men we hnd-that he was
true anti-bank demoem,-possessing talents Of
high order, and Of the most rreproachable
moral character. That he has ample qual,ica.
catloas for the office Of chief magistrate, no one
will deny--hat be is personally very popular,
all who know hlm admit. Our nomination, how
ever, was intended to be conditional, and to be
submitted 10 the decision Of State Convention
There arc other men, who, If selected, we will
support With equal zeal-among them, Col Chap
man Levy and the Hon. Thomas II. Williams.
We do not 90 for men--we 60 Ior principles.
We ever have, and ever viii lay aside individual
preferences when our cause is al stake. In thus
/ case, The preference IS not personal, nor is ii
sectional We are not acquainted with Gen.
! De GuiItnred, and he lives N Tar distant part
/ Of The STATE. Personally, Col. Chapman Levy
would be our lirsl choice, should he be wiling to
run, and be deemed by the party our strongest,
man. We make these hasiy remarks 10 order to
correct any mJsapprehensons that may have
/ arisen from our earIy nomination of a candidate
for Governor We are no mans man We act
al the bidding Of no political junto, but upon the
impulse alone Of our own conviction Of what /.
righl and proper. The insnuauon in late Ar
gus that Gen. De Grafeuleid IS the nominee Of
Gov. M'Nu, Is about az false as mos, gf the
statements made in that meudacious journal.
Ga Monday last, we attended the sales Of the
sheriff ofIhis county. Mngliug among the crowd
we discovered citizen who, three years ago
VAS considered one Of the weahesl in the
counly--one noted for his genllemanly deport.
meui and open hospitality, and one Who has filled
many important trusts from tke people. Tw,
! or three years siuce the Real Estate banking
mama was at ns heght--eyery one was max
lns fortunes ia the short space Of twelve months
"h eh gould na' be accumulated by homes, IN
dG''F 20 as many years, This gentleman, Wit
many others, established a bank on the Scolcl
sysem--and how has Il resulted The seque
's short. Ia the space eighteen months from tn
establishment o. lhs wonderful machine, whic
was to tll the Golfers Of the directory, We Sc
the last negro put upon the stand to pay the liza
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
l. t., McNUTT.
Executive nepartm't City of jackson, Feb. %,

- We would invite attention to the SYNOPSIS o,
he speech oI the Hon, C. F. Hcmmngwsv of Car
ro'b on our first psge Mr.. Hemingway speals
with great cearneS> ana ability He advocates m,
irns democratic dorfrips--the right Of The Legss.
'ufe TO repea. baok charters. The opinions and
preeedenis which he cites art all 10 the point, and
ineonirovtrtublt
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
utREl,oN. .IHE AU9LTl0, WHO CAN-
DiuAIF.

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TITS t.-'' RHO. 'F7'A' ' Il.
Tie .ts.'' a.--'- .-..I.--..,,..
Gen h'.r.h 20 '.4,,+ =, ."--.
Na-, o.'- 300 .-- iA ODD J! '-'''
IS i-..f extract .'''' ''1 ''s''
"olOa- e. lsAed u 't-Ie 'a' '.0 Wy ~
're Gen5r uc7e.Hmea' can az ."' ''''7 '' '''''"
cpl,on, answer nat Z Ha' ''og 's'n 2" 0--.''
near my heart To- see 'Ae "''.e'' ,le SUI t''''
gHe appropriated 10 mar ohJtsI WIN '"s S"'' ~"
uf rha States holding slaves there appears to me no
,os.,,f5rrrI eLjsrtioq 10 rs beng thus applied. em-
..f ,5.. .t,,,.,,,..- ,f ti.,s- that nl,y
l.s,L- r....3,r,
be oi.e'N>e Her' b" "s i"' ''''1' ''' J
Of 0fAgrs. By jealous prosecution Of pan io"n-
Il gro, fEs basis. ,rs migle look fortrard 10 day
- ,,..,.-, ,,ts, Na,,b .lasyiran sun ,rould
Rot t9'h ao''H "P's ''1's'
Thatthe above vas General HARRISON language
,ye a, re.rou>Iy beieye. as we do that Thomas JET
.... .i, ..,l.,. .. 8 ,L. d.ea,.ri,p ,f Ip9oosn-
, 80.
denfe' however We Sha" euusS'" 10 He' SUI" '''-
dtnce upon the SUBJECT as VIII satisfy the most sAtp
iiral
.n,Li .-.,t....,, ,,;,t H.. Yagoa m.
PEI hH Atid" VIZ Hh'lale ~ io"' "'i'"E'-''' -
and as wish TO have nothing to do with 6tach-
paarR we have struck The naper from our exchange
f., T.l-r ~. l,,.r ,,,r ,,bls-s, much
Io' H'H' w nave ''"e' e''ue'ee" VI ''O ''''''
hIatle kiui that HARRISON IS the candidate oI ue
Abuiuunisls which we shan from time to time lay
bf,,a c,r rea9ers We r,va b,I,y ~, article tror,
,o.
u'e N''g'"'"> o'"' ''a'''','" VI Tvs '0'" 1'''
People ol MsslSsippi read and ponder
Hon BENJNuS TAFPAS-.4 abolition. Every de-
mncrat in the State VIII read with uubuuuded admir-
alton the speech Of our aged ana venerable Senator,
Benz Tappan, IN our columns 10 day-'The q ODE
lruly SAYS that "his views are remarkable tor Their
originality; ana his style for rs condensation, sim.
p.cIty and ceamess Our correspondents are
highly complimentary, and from those too, whose
lu rmenls are worth much to the public The
Globe containing the speech arrived Yesterday and
today the enquiry is generally" have you read
Judge Iappln's speech? II has been the occasion
o more good feelings and compliments than any
speech delivered recently, because ii Is ON suij'cl
Of more than usual interest at this time 10 The peo.
pie Of Ohio, and Of the Union, and IN spirit Of
caudour and cogeucy that carries convection To- eye
ry heart.--Lel male and frma,c--old aud Young
read and ponder it-lhey will there find the true and
sober advice Of an aged patriot and statesman. Al
this moment, while AboIuonSn IS rearing its hag.
gard head anew under the auspices OF General Har-
rson--anl the base aud daStarIly coalon is daily
strengthening The two--whIe Abolition lectures and
whg orators can scarcely be dist ngushei by the
public, and the incendary labars OF the two are at
work IN aid OF each other--lhs specch--thjS noble
stand Of a statesman, whose age and talents, and
comes al tins Time upon the enemy Ike an avail
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

20 MAJ NJ. NJ BRIeH,N.-We announce tbs
gentleman in this DAYS pape-, To f tie Office Of
Brigadler General in the fourth divSiou Mr. B. is
gentleman wei qualified for that responsible Office
ha,ing devoted much attention to the sludy Of Nil
nary tactics aud the orsanxatlon ct the Militia Of
tbs part Of the State be deserves the support ct ali
men who wish TO see toe defensive arm Of our State
strengthened BY men Of intelligence, and who wal
fee pride in attending to their duties,
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
TIE PLEDGE.

Martin Ian Brsn. IN his Inaugural Id.
dress ears a PLEDGE hat no bH inisyter-
ing 'rth sia'g N TIE District u Columbia or
ths STATES, should erer ecGrc bis c9ushiuiiOua'
sanction Tie should be nude rrsr Qrts.
rIoN Ly The dare.hoidne Sia'c,. rJ-THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL Ne.
YER VOTE FOR ANY MAN As PRESl
DENT OF THE L. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

BaAtias said, Bankers receive
a PROF, on MIA, they owe, itom those 10 unam
they owe, and for thing within itself Of no IN.
tnnslc value
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

We understand upon ereddable authority that
alter the reception. Of the Report on the Union
Bank the paper Of that institution was worth so
aud IS ia New 0deans. Iha Natchez pa
pets qao,s i a, y and 20 d,scoun, at latest
dsss
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

General Dsgr9eanried Of IFi'liasoa CO.
This gentlemen has been announced as the sue.
cessor OF our able and faithful chief magistrate.
Gen. Degratenned Is genuine disciple Of the
good old Jetiersonan doctrines, untatnted with
banklsm and Of the most unexcepiIonable moi
Character TicksJDTg Sentinel
Tiadsr.--Somebody describes Under to be a
thin rag, sucn as The modern female dress. inten-
ded to catch sparks rase flames, and light Up
MATCHES
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

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ihe Democratic Young Men m tins STATE nave
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their views in regard in patiopsl siT,irs md moi
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