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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
I'D fTENT COOKING STOVES

~ patent Cooking Sizes ". ..,, I. = =.
s,se9 l;p4ls.'.c Tacss stoves are mo- hiehlv
grsat ''a" cay others now in uso. For her
II ~, ID ~fffy We refer 20 Thomas PAUL. Fso
10" h-,ctie, Esq and y Zane. Esq. For sale bv
NIKE. HARDING & 90.
~ ~ no -. corner Of Wster ard Monroe streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

ti ID WICK, ofibe to., quality sivuy. on
- '''a ~ 'nln - ~ HILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

KETIRE WORKING or ALL klGDS
w q. WATTEES on stI continues 90 his
wire " 1rki1ge on Mar ST. Wheeling
near "a stone bridge, where be Will manufacture
&C. order AID 10 the most sprrovcd wanuc5 al arm
lTt ga AIs line, VIZ AWE ASD RIlr rs Oi al zes
hGll.nE and SANDING SCREEN WIRE Tor merchant
named.
WIRE ROPE Tor TC7rcosulways on hand snd
mnauiac,lre1 az tnr SHORTEST notice t0 order, and
Ou tae most favorable term for customers.
January 2Ia-ff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

h'INlA--iN cH'NcEHy.-At Rule held m the
CieE Office OF the Circuit superior Court Of Law and
'hai ..r the county Of ono. in thc month orJan.
lliam E,ley. Complainant,
against
Wills Bauos md John webb Defendants
Tho defendant Barnes not having entered ms an
poarancc and given security according ta the act of
Assembly and the rules II fs ocrrt and Il spp.sr,og
by satisfactory evidence fhIt De Is not an intab,fsnt
" u's '"'''n'n"ealih on moiiun Of complainant by
counscl.Ii BE- ordered fiat SAID defendant m, ,, 49,
on ihe Rot day Of the next spring term Of t. coor
encr hs appearance, give uity iorthe performance
~ nc decree m The "auso api afsyc- tbe bIi ,f Ia
complainant. Or Otherwise defend aid suit and tb,
coy OF ihis order bc 6rhW ih inserted ~ ,ome ne,,.
I"Pef pfln,ed ~ ihe ciy Of Wheeling r two months
succcssivrly and posisI NJ tlr front 60, 81 a., -,
house 81 Ohio county
copy irrc ALIEN T. I NfDTry gft
NELso' f0r currpf 49,, IN O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

e. KING, IS Water 81. offers for sale
- on pleasing terms
25l gallons Spcrm OIL
~ bills IinseCd OIL
20 kegs Pittsburgh white Lead. AZ 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
CH.a.NCERY NOTICES.

'IkGiNIA--is cBAScrRY--At Rules held i'm the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF daw
and Chaneery for the County of Ohio, in lie month Of
January; 1870,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
Beuldin Biddle. g. ,
Henry G.. Wickham

VlRGlNIA--N cnsNcgEY-At rules held in The
Clcrk's ofice of The CircUt Superior Coprt If -,
and Cbancey Cor The county u Ohio in lle month of
February. $40 '' '
Henry Moore. John y. Clarke end NIsrL n,,..i...
partners IN butness rnder tho fnu Of Nsore ciaSt.
~" COmplalnanB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
against
1'eorge AcColloueh Thomas Murphy. and Andrew
Robert Barlow, COmpia nant,
-, :. -. against

The DefeHia Norzan not having entered he
apI sarancc and given security according 10 he act
81 Assembly and the rules Oft Court and h ap-
PeaH"S ~ talsaciofy proof that he ~ not az lnhab-
NtIll Oi tsls Iommonweaithi on motion of Com
plelnant ~ counsel, q ~ ordered thar the SAID De.
ienoonteo appear here on the first DAY Of the next
SpH1f lcrnl Of this Court. and answer the said
COmp'alnant bill, und that's copy Of this order be-
iorihwth inserted IN some Newspaper printed IN the
Guy ~ wheeling. flr Two months successve'v and
county.
a COPY toste. ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, CLERK.
roOp. January T. 1850.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

Skn BARRELS family flour. rarranfsd. yos, re-
w ccivcd and Cor sale by the single barrei O.
more at 50 %. ,. SENSENEY>
feb le. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

NlRGlNIA--IS cnAScERY-At rules held m the
and Chaneery Tor the County Of Ohio. in ,be mont, Of
February. $40.
"O0er' MONT Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

NihGiNLA-iN cuAscERY-M rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law
and Chanoery for the County Of ohso an the month Al
january 1910.
William o. EichelbcrVcr Corr,,;n.n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
To NEIL IND EE.0Nac

A.o--For sa lie at the ,sor. OF JOHN FISHER,
wheeling. Va. nov 2
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
"BRITISH WUICS,o

This insulting epithet is freely applied to the best
and purest Patriots. The men who shed their
blood and pcried their lives in the Revolution and
in the late war, are stigmatsed as British Uhigs.
The more filthy organs of Locolocoism 60 farther
and call us British Bank Whigs-TL Watch
man.
Too bad, neighbor Uoiion, "to call We" BY
such vile names What an outrage Who does
not remember the warm, patriotic, disinterested
services rendered the country, "in The late tcar -
by "the godlike Webster" Z. p. Walton, and
many more of " the best and purest Patriots -
Who does not know how sincerely they sympa,his-
ed with their bleeding country, and how supreme
ly indignant they were towards the at-frst-success-
ful British And do they not at this moment, OPP
pose the establishment of National Bank And
call such men, " British Bank U'higs :" Too
bad Too bad
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
GEN. HARRISON IN THE DARK.

| Nothing is more common than for those WELL
meaning citizens who have been drawn away from
their real principles, by the arts, intrigue and
noise offederalsts, and become part and parcel in
the heterogeneous batch, called wings, to assert
that, HARRISON has openly avowed and published
his opinions upon all the important topics of polit-
ica discussion. And they honestly suppose that is
the case True, while one says, he is hostile to a
United States Bank another says he is in favor of
such an institution and another still, that he is
willing Congress should settle the question, in re-
gard TO the currency. But, that the whig candid
ate for the Presidency, has either pracsed eva
sion, and left the currency question in hugger-
mugger, or "the godlike" is grossly dishonest, is
evident For MIR Webster in his late New York
speech, declared that "he currency orthc country"
was the main question in debate between the two
great political parties, and on the turn of this
question, one Administration is about going ont,
and another coming in" And he then distinctly
adds, SIN regard 10 the sentiments or riews Gen.
HARRISON may hare on this subject, lam igoo-
rant Of, nor hare authority 10 speak 70, him."
Now, "which horn of the dilemma will our
honest-but mislcd-iriends take for, either IIar-
rison has SO generoiised the matter be envel-
oped in smoke. or "rhc Great ESpounder" has ut
tered M untruth. There is no evasion, in this
case. If Harrison had made any distinct avow-
ais of his views, as some suppose, Webster could
not be gnoran, of them.
And further, since the latter does most jealous
ly support the former for the Presidency, without
knowing his views in regard to the question of par
amount mpor'ance-'the currency"-what is the
nicrencei why, that Harrison is not to be LEAD
Err, but "our standard-bearer." Yes, the old
incorporating fedcralist, DANIEL WEDsrER--|
the tme-seared opposer of democratic principles,
is to be Generassimo of the wing army
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
TIE PROSPECTS.

We cannot, by any means, bring ourselves to
the conviction tina the Opposition will succeed in
deluding and binding the people Of this free, hap
py, prosperous, and enlightened country, so as to
supplant our present Chief Magistrate, whose NOR
al character is spotlcss and his whole political
course, patriotic frank aud manly, in the highest
degree, BY eevating one 10 that office, whose char
acter, to say the least, is somewhat shroudcd in
doubt and mystery and whose political sentiments
are variously undersiood-if understood a, all
and contradictory interpreted by his friends as
well as his foes, his admirers aud opposers. No.
thing short of the arguments Of .facis and figures
distinctly made out, will fully convince us that the
wings were right in saying that, the people were
too ignorant and stupid to be reasoned with, and
must be controlled by canor of distress, and shows
and songs, and "lIurrah for Tip and Ty." We
have not yet thought so meanly of the intelligence
and virtue of the voters Of our prosperous country,
and hope we shallncver have occasion, so to think.
But, taking the worst supposion which the case
admits, we have this consolation that, victory
thus obtained cannot be of long duration. In the
first place, such confused, heterogeneous mass of
politicians as the recent wild and bostcrous con-
currence of means and agencies may bring togeh-
err, can never be conglutinated, so as to retain
permanent existence; and in the next, as soon as
the misdrected many, who under the excitement,
intoxicaton and revclry of the past season, have
been deceived, shall have had time to cool of, and
take second, sober thought, they will rush again
to the true fold of democracy, from which they
have strayed, and assist in huiling their wing de-
cevers from place and power
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----------------------
TIE CURTAIN RISES!

The Editor of the N. Y. Star, being perfectly
satisfied in his own mind of IIarrson's election is
beginning to proclaim in advance the measures Of
his administration. The Star is one of the princi-
pal federal journals in the country and what is
found in its columns may be considered as publish
ed By authority The following glimpse of the
Harrisonian System is furnished by it to the pub
lie:
The neG administration miH in all proja-
billy change entirely the present system adopied
by The Treasury. Gen. Harrison wiH first ascer-
tain hon much the Government actually ores and
how much The rerenue wiH fall short ofMe public
expenditures, and mat amount Congress wiU au-
horise as LOA.N, issuing Government stock
for The same, and proriding sinking JUnd for
its reiempiion."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
RUIN RUIN RUM!

IN the midst of plenty and prosperity, the sense
less c,v If ,ho 8. Pr;,sb vh;a. ~ f,,d ,n,ov o,h-
'''"' "s' ""' ''''' WV
ers VINO are unw''nsy deceived by ''er nolse') IS,
"RUIN!" They have the eilrontery to contradict
FACTS. and insist that every sbinp is poiny No des
a,.,,a. n.Ia. 8, ,,;, .n;.... .Ia,;n;e,.n,;., -,
o'""o"' ""''' ", '""'O'' ''''''''""'""
Alas how long will people be duped by such
nummery!
Look. candid render. n, the following article
' W W.
-cuv'....,,- -,
Nv. L.,. Loo, &C.. b.. ,a.a. ,I..,.. r.
who took the census of Wa,eryillc, with The stats,
tics of that town which he collected BY this we
learn mat there were raised IN Wateryle last year
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

We learn from the Patriot, that the State Le-
gisature has elected federal officers for the people
of Washington county This was done by depriv-
ing the member from Waterbury of his seat and
declaring that Mr. Butler of Stow, was not entitled
to voice in the county convention. decision of
this kind is fit-deed of Sladeism.
There is no such thing in the state, as Lamoille
county Senatorial district, and will not be till 1871 -
The towns in Washington, Orleans, Chittenden
and Franklin counties from which the towns COM
Prlsing Lamoille county were taken, were to vote
for representative in the Senate, as they always
had done, till Al
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
MAINE SAFE.

The Augusta Age of Friday says -
If ever we have doubted about Maine, our
doubts were dispelled, by the display of energy,
courage and strength, at the GREAT DEMO-
CRITIC RALLY at the capitol, on the evening
Of Monday last.
The Hall Of the House of Representatives, with
it's spacious galleries, was filled to OVERLOOKING by
the members of the Legislature, the citizens Of Au-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

The shouting of the fcderasts over the defeat
Of DIR. Duncan, is perfectly characteristic. The
Boston .Atlas. is nearly crazy. And its insane
howlings represent meonness of spirit and little
ess,and perfect absence Of all the feeling that at
tribute ofhonorable competitors This Is suiliccn,
TO disgust any body but the readers of tina, paper,
Crow Chapman! We will take INGERsoLI
for Duncan for the present.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

iLf9The following article originally appeared
in the "Magician," IA spirited Democratic paper
published at Ilarrisburgh, Penn. 1t is so well a
dapcd to our meridian, that we have transferred
it to our columns, merely substituting the word
Connecticut for Ponnsy lvania.-HarUord Times
The article alluded to is the one of which we
made mention last week usually headed democrats
organize" 1t :" originally appeared" in this pa
per the week before the election in September
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

gusta, and numerous others from the County and
State.
But one feeling pervaded the vast assemblage.
that ,ce can and shall Triumph Upon a compnr-
ison Of estimates from the different sections of the
State, our majority is set down at not less than
TWO THOUSAND
Taking the reports from the different counties to-
gether, we may safely say, that we shall gain Ey-
ERYWlIERE, and lose NOWHERE"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
From the New FORK Evening Post.
EXTENSIVE AND ENORMOUS FRAUDS.

We give up our columns to-day to circumstan-
tia disclosure of frauds, the very rumor of which
has already filled the public with asonishment and
horror. So extensive has been this conspiracy to
cheat the majority, so many men who have bther-
to sustained degree of responsibility in society
implicated so deliberately have the laws of the
land and the obligations Of honesty been violated.
so horrible scheme Of perjury and subornaiion OF
perjury has been set on foot, and in one instance
at least successfully carried INTO effect, that we do
not see how any man can read these revelations
without strong contendiDg emotions Of alarm, grief,
and Indignation.
Ii is consong, however, to see how short Is tho
career of villany how incomplete Is all the ingenu-
iiy of fraud to provide against the chances of de-
lection, how soon conspiracy Of one set of men
against the rights Of their fellows in country like
ours, is exposed and avenged, and how the laws BY
which Providence governs the world heap upon
the head of the wrong doer iniamy and shame, be-
yond even the measure Of the mischief he has
wrought.
We promised yesterday that we would shortly
disclose the means by which the wing committee
expected TO carry this city by the large majority
they claim in their circular. The disclosure Is now
before our readers. 1t is melancholy one wo
admit as regards the extent of profligacy which
it lays open but in another respect it is matter Of
overwhelmingly, that it is made in season
to prevent part Of the mischief, and that the in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

The New WORLD has commenced a new VOL
ume. in new dress. This is decidedly the best
paper Of the kind published in the Union We are
glad to learn that its popularity is in proportion to
its merits.
WINCHESTER, publisher, New York.
Price $500 year, in advance.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
JUST AS WE EXPECTED.

The Legislature has elected c. l.. KNAPP, the
editor Of the poiee Of Freedom, the organ Of the
SLADE PARTY, Secretary of State.
Into what hands ha. the Moun,sin State fallen
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

THE MONUMENTAL CITY,
TELL WESTON TO SING!
o. X.
From the Baltimore Republican.
AN EARTHQUAKE SHOUT
FOR THE
DEMOCRACY OF BALTIMORE!
WE HAZE ELECTED OUR MAYOR
.dND BOTH BRANCHES OF THE
CITY COUNCIL!!
ALL WINGS BEFORE!!
ANOTHER SIEGE AND THE CITADEL. OF DE.
MOCRACY STILL SECURE!
After one of the most severe struggles ever wit
messed in this country, Truth, and Honesty, and
Principle have again proved victorious. We have
trlumphed over the enemy, Notwithstanding every
tool of fraud has been put in operation to defeat
us.
Let it be proclaimed throughout this broad
Union, that the Monumental City has maintained
her ascendancy in the democratic ranks. Let
graduation be added to graduation at this glorious
victory. Let the word go forth that the lreemen
of this noble city have been true to themselves,
and let others take example from one of the truest
corps of Democrats that graces the land,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
GUN FROM TENNESSEE,

Alta late election of Mayor in Nashville, the fed
eral majority was only 100. When Polk was e.
lected ii was more than FOUR HUNDRED!
Our friends are sangune of 10000 majority in
Tennessee
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
FOR NJ AYOR.
Total, 7l19
Majority for Saml. Brady, 232.
CITY COUNCIL.

In the first branch Of City Councils the demo-
Gratis have elected IA members and the wings TO-.
In the second branch, democrats Z, wings 5 which
gives the democrats majority in both branches,
which was the reverse before
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

iD"On the first page of io-day's paper, will be
found Henry A. Wise's opinion of Mr. Van Buren,.
II will be interesting to the British Wings. We
hope they will read IL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30

The returns from New Jersey seem to Indicate
tha, the popular vote is about equal. Our friends
speak with great confidence of carrying the State
for Van Buren,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
A STATE GAINEDI

SOUTH CAROLINA, has declared for Van Bu-
rem, by an almost unanimous vote.
This is gain of II votes for the democracy.--
Tell Weston to sing
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
CONFIRMATION OF
CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD!
OF THE MOST ALARMING CHARACTER

OF THE MOST ALARMING CHARACTER.
iUTS The statements, in the main, made in our
extra paper of yesterday, are confirmed by the n.
York prints received by the steamboat mail this
morning. Full accounts of the investigation made
at the Recorders office, New York, are contained
in the N. York Post, Standard and Journal of COM
merce, and they present facts which should AVA
ken the whole community TO sense Of the danger
threatened TO our free institutions. The arrest of
Gov. Seward is not confirmed by the papers.
Bay State Democrat.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA.

The popular vote in the Keystone, does not vary
much from 10000. The State is safe for Van
Buren,,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
Oct. 20, p. NJ.
Oct. 20, p. NJ.

The Governor communicated the resignation oil
Major General Stephen Dole and Brig. Gen. Orrin
Edison.
BiHs.-From the Senate, TO pay Sally Fuller a
premium for woven silk, referred to com. on man
niacturcs relative TO duties Of quartermasters G.
lecons OF officers, &c, ordered 10 third reading;
in addition TO section IA, chapter 20 revised stat
utes, ordered TO a third reading.
The Senate came in and the Joint assembly ap-
pointed John w. Smith Assistant Justice of Orange
Co. Court, and the Senate withdrew the Joint as
sembly having adjourned to Thursday next, 3 o.
clock, 7. NJ. Adj.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct %, A. NJ.
Mr. Eaton introduced bill granting premium
on woven silk, read and telerred TO committen on
manufactures.
The bill to extend the charter of the Bank Of
Bennington was read third time, and after some
debate, passed.
A resolution from the House fixing on Wedncs-
day 10 o'clock, p. NJ 10 choose Major and Brig
adler General, was received and amended.
Report.-By committee on roads and canals, in
favor Of the bill TO repeal an act Incorporating Of
ter Creek tow path company; read and passed.
HOUSE.
Oct 26, A. NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Harding.
Resolutions.-By Mr. Bsylies for a joint assem-
bly, this afternoon, to elect Major General. in
place Of Stephen Dole, resigned on mo.
ton of Mr. Carpenter, so as to meet Tomorrow 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to elect this officer, and also Brig
adler General in place of Orrin Edison, resigned
adopted. By Mr. Warner Of ~, a resolution es-
pressive Of the sense of the House, in the usual
form, on the death Of Hon. Samuel Garfield,
member elect TO this House from the town Of Ar
Engrossed bM.-Gran,ing ferries to Tabor l.
Sewall, Joseph Mott and others, passed.
Adjourned
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-30
Tte Spirit OF Tte Age.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 80, 1910.

THE POWER OF THE p PEOPLE, AGAINST
THE POWER OF THE BANKS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
NWEI[aNIAno

MARRIED-By the Rev. D. s. Tobias, on the
A,b ;ns, Mr.. REUBEN GBIBY, to Miss LYDIA
YEIMBACH, both Of Hemlock township.
By the same, on the 9th inst, Mr. CHARLES
sEIDEL, of Berks county, to Miss SARAH MIL
LER, Of Bloom township
BY the same on the l4th inst. Mr. ALBAAN-
DER LOVE, to Miss LOUISA ANNA ELIZA
BETH MOYER, both of Bloom township, Colu m
bia county.
In Berwick, on SUNDAY morning last, by the Rev
T. BAIL. Mr.. ANDREW PETIT, jr, to Miss MA
T1I,DA. daughter of John Greasy, both of Mifiiin
township.
On the aOth ult by Rev. R. T. NiEon'Mr. SAM
UEL 3. HENRY of Bloom township to Mi
EIIz 4, daughter of Andrew Moliek OF Mt Flea
sent township
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

Grea! Britain is making herself ready at
every point, to appeal to arms as the arbiter
OF the question in relation to the North Eas-
tern Boundary. The peaceful stats of Eu-
rope leave that power somewhat at leisure.
She has nothing fer her large standing ar
may to do. She has no employ Tor
a horde of men who a.e ashamed to beg and
TOO proud to dig--men who seem TO have
been born an incumbrance on the world
II weud be sound policy to have them kill
ed off; and if Queen Victoria sends them o.
YER the water, she knows we'll enough what
aim we take to be suro of never more be-
ing troubled with them. Great Britain
wants fight, though she may not wish it
with us. She is forIiiying her whole from
tier along the lakes, and at points, too, that
may seriously annoy MS in case of war--At
points from which she can command the
channel dividing her province from our ter
risory. She is already fortiGying an island
at the mouth of tho Deitoit River, which
commands the channel near Fort Maiden.
She is embodyins hordss Of runaway me-
!, groes from the States, and putting them un-
der arms along the frontier. Indians are
growing scarce, and rs Great Britain uses
all the means which God and nature places
within her reach, she supplies the want OF
aavages with negroes, whose Ignorance has
been rendered ferocious by the fact that they
have Just escaped from Bondage in the
States.-Ohio Statesman.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
LOST OR rEEsTlATD.

A Large Calf skin Pocket Book, (abOus
g inches long,) containing lettsrs and asnsrs-
Of no corseqence ,N-anYegUf the foe, Wash.
n ingt;may 66ayyovetaI Intellectual efforts to res
the subscribers ines.or' the fight, is seen 10
the book; but as he has long heod "a. % ep.-
ed all his bills, they can be of no use to the
finder or others.
Any person who will return the said
Pocket Book, or give such information as
will enable the owner 10 obtain it with the
contents, will be suitably rewarded.
VIM. ROBSON.
Dloomsburg Feb. /, 1s46. 40: