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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
.R. wM. EVANS SOOTHING sly.

.IhR. WM. EVANS SOOTHING sly.
~ tUP,. FOR III.DREN TFErHING-
Dangerous Case Of convuifloas and Painful Dent
uon. Cured ny DIR Vim Evans Soothing SWIM
To tbs ASEsT OF DR. EvAxs'5SooratNG SYRrP
Dear SiT- he great benefit afforded % my suffer
ing infant. BY your Soothing Syrup. IN a crs e u pro.
traeted aud painful denti,ion, must convince every
ieehng parent how essential an early Application o.
such On IN, aluab'e medicine Is TO relieve infant
misery and tortHre. My infant while tecting, eNperi.
enccd such acute sufferings that II was attacked
with conyulsIons, and my wife aud family supposed
that death would soon release the babe from arrusb
All w. procured n bottle of your Syrup; which as
-oon as applied 10, The gums. a wonder al change
WAS produced, and alter n few applications, the
child displayed obvious relief. and bv continuing m
its use. ! am glad To inform you. that the Chlld has
awisl complaint has since occurred; the teeth are
smanatng faily, and the child enjoys perfect health.
! give you my cheerful PERMISSION to make this &C.
acknowledgements public. and will 81 .dly give any i'm.
WIN. JOHNSON.
A gentleman Who has made trial of DR.. W. Ev-
ans Sogthing Syrup m his family. Tin case ola teeth
lmg child) wishes US to state that he found ~ entirely
enectuaI m relieving pain in the gums, aHd prevent
lns the consequences which sometimes follow. We
eheefiuly comply with his req,esi.-Sun.
EFWe believe il IS generally -knowledged B ,
those who have tried ia, that Dr.. Evan syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col.
unIn, isa highly useful article for the purposes for
which At is intended. Highly respectable indivd-
dais, a; any rate. who have made use of II, do not
hesitate To give its virtues the sanction Of their
names-Bos'on Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
w. n. KtSG, 45 Wafer 81. Wheeling
l. v. RoBiSsoS. Portsmouth, ..
j. MORRISON, Columbus q.
or whom alsJ may be obtained,
DIR. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills, I
The Baron Won Huthclcr Herb Pills, 1
DIR. Evans Fever and Ague Pills,
DIR. Hunts Botanic Pills, !
Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, for TeethinC.
The shove Invaluable Medicines are sold whole
sale and Retail. at 100 Chatham st. New York; 2
South Seventh street, Pkila ielphia, - Market 81,
louisville, Kentucky; 90 Cornhill, 3oston, Nassa-
ana OF The following Agents W Iliam n.
ktnS. Wheeling, Va, 1. V. Robinson, Portsmouth,
Ohio. mar :
EArHER-Sponish sole. calf and upper leather.
for sale BY TODD & ISIIAM,
mar IL 300 Main ~. Wheeling
Z UST received by Todd 4 lshaT, a very superior
- quality of patent Band Boxes, manufactured out of
wood. They are light, strong and CHEAP. mar II
UST received by I ID & Islam from PhiIadci.
phia, n fine assortment Of the following articles.
Ladies' white English kid Slipper.
do do Salin do
do cold kid do
do Blk kid working Shoes
do seal skin do
do SUPP. blk hid Slippers
Misses and Children's Morocco Boots. Slippers. and
Ankle ties. ofdiferent kinds and colors. mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

HNLOUR-Wanied to purchase, 1000 han,N. fo-
D which the highest price will BE- given.
s. STANBERY.
feb IL No. 10. Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
OFEICE.
.. s. Gregory ~ Go.

N0- ~ Haih SUctt' H"e""ef
Editors ShO publish for d. s. Gregory 8 u. at
WAtsiug. = Uiu pleas insert ntis schsne q ne
Joot II those non IN their PaPerS-hry oaa Larc
out @e hroe Grst al ne head Of The afrerrseae~s
nCU an
MAMMOTH LOT ,ERY.
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000. $4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class A. drawsa, Alel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

Val DlSet-iS II shalt want 10 employ > or 10
~ additional Coal Miners. ON the opening Of mnvi.
gallon. 10 men OF sober Industrious habits. land none
othes need apply) comfortable quarters and constant
employment will he given. Tho wages Will bc 81 90
per hundred with house rent and fuel tree. or 81 Is
per hundred and rent and fuel charged.
L. MKEE, Belmont Coal Work..
jan Ncst Wb.el,,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
rENRrsTEE,s sALE.-Ey ,Irnc Of a dcsd Mr.,

NtSIEES SALE--By virtue of a dcsd of rr,.,
'o me made by Leonard White, on the 9th day
OF November. 1883, | will offer frr sale al pUblic ,rc.
ton on Saturday the lJih day OF February next. NJ IN.
house OF sad White near The mouth of Fishing Crc,l
Tyler county. va, "A large lot OF Oakum Oak and Pima
Iiinber' Suitable for steam boat building Timber
wheels Iron' BlacEsmiih's and Ship Carpenter To,s.
and various Other articles being the personal proD.ry
conveyed by said deed Of trust The propcrtv viii
be sold for cash or on credit a; snort date w,fh apuro,.
81 security. G w RUSSELL T,u,ra
Jan II I'm
Inc sale ateve mentioned Is POSTPONED until S,,ur.
Jay inc so'h day OF March. 1910, when I viii nlsooI.
Ter iof sale at tho same place the lot OF ground ON "a bicb
The sad White now resides containing SIX acres. con.
Heying such TUE as ~ vested in me by Virtue of IN.
deed of trust above mentioned. Terms of s,le $500.
~ hand and The balance on credit well secured.
sale to conneI.ce at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
tcb 22-Im Z W. RISSEII Trn.tnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

WELNE PER CENT PER ANNUM-ln,er.
est at the rate of twelve per cent rcr annu,a
"ii DE pad by the subscribers. for oil depOSi,cs made
al Their office, for sixty days and upwarIs. which can
De Withdrawn without previous notice. md IL desired.
VIII DC secured by mortgage on unincumbercd real 60.
tate In this city. feb III G \. 7. COFF 4 co
NOTlCE.--By virtue Of The provisions OF a Ger.
" tain Deed of Trust. executed by Matthew War.
rem, and bearing date on the 30th day of March, IN
the year 1885, and which is recorlsd in the Clerk
office OF OSio County, in Book 30, page 3j2. the
undersigned will. ON the 9Th day Of April ncNi. pro
coed to sell tho uact of land. mentioned in the said
Deed of Trust. and lying on the Ohio river north OF
Wheeling-boing The same tract which WAS conveyed
10 the SAID Mathew Warren. Jo'cph Morrison and
Henry ID. Hart. 10y Joseph Welchers and CaIhaune his
wife. by Deed, bearing date on the 1T day OF APRIL.
1897. and which is also of record in the Clerks office
oil Ohio County. The said sale To take place on the
premises. between the hours OF IL o'clock A. NJ. and
) 4. Nj. when and where the terms of sale will be
made known. DAVID ATKINSON. Trustee.
feb ll-Sw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
PORT on WuEEIING-


Arrir1ts and departures Of Steamboat during he last
az hours, ending Wednesday,. . 2. W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NRtsH MNtACA RNtsfVs m whole a half
s TAs- jas received 1pl rf olo b.
WHIAr g. KLNpALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NRf GOODS, GROCERIES, &c-The under.
- signed having entered into cr-rarlncrship un.
uer The name and siy!, of Junkin q Clutter. and b,y.
ing purchased the entire stock Of dry goods. prcceri,s
&c ni ; w Stcwar, & Co, No. l13. Market Sou,tc.
would by strict attention To business. ask for 8 .b,r,
~ Pu''1C patronage JOS JJNEIN. j..
mar Ia CEp " Tr I-IvT,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

: o n PUBLIC.-Be II Known IhaT Lrrra1,cr
q ] viii sell at my Stall, in the Marker house. Bc,f
Ola > 10 : cents, Choice Steaks and Roasis for g. Cts.
mar li-Jf JACOB STROPFI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

DUTrER-5O kcgs Barter in store. and for sale
9f FORSYTH. MOORE g. CLARKC.
.ZANTED--5900 Ibs Ginseng. fr which ~
l1ghosi market price viii be paid. In cash. by
'"f FORSYTH MOORE 4 CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

= 4 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE--gy virtue Of a Deed OF Trust. to
the subscriber, dated on the Sh OF June, 1898. and
recorded in The Clerks CGcs Of This County, Book %.
page 436. | Will sell nj public auction, on Monday the
9h day of March next. the House and halt lot on
which u stands, being the north half of Lot Nc. IL.
square 10 Of the town Of Wheeling. situated ON Fourth.
between Union and Monroe streets Said house is
built Of brick, two stories high, and finished in the best
manner, with marble Saniels ia the two lower rooms.
Sale 10 take place at IL O'Clock. at noon, in front OF
the Virginia Hotel. The terms v III be negotiable
notes AT 4. : and - months satisfactorily endorsed. and
secured by Deed ofTrust on the properly. Selling as
Trustee, l shah give such title as Is vested in me. by
the Deed Of Trust. CHARLES l. STRONG .
mar
The sale Of the above property Is postponed until
WEDN ESDAY, the Sth April. mar lo-Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

OSf received, splendid lot OF cnauIel.ed and ~.
- ory-snrinced Cards, suitable ir business and VI.
rs. Printers and others can be up,Ii.Jon -
'f'"'S. S~IEPIENSCN d GAEwCdD.
va" =" ro-ner Of Alaiu 4 Uuion 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

AVOK Nd.NT. and possession gwen on the fut Of
a April. one Store Room ON Market Squarc, NON
occupied by L. Day. Also, the Store Room adjoining.
immediate possession of which Will w. given. Apply to
icb III JOHN w. CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
REwARE ~ conNrRRRRITs.

FTCaui0H.-Ee particular ia purchasing 10 sec
slai the labl Of this med o rc contains "a notice IL
- entry according % Act of Congress. And be
lIe"ise p1rucrlar lu obtaining them % 100 Chat
han 50. New YORK or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
WV W. KtNG, Wheeling Va.
STEVENSON, NEALE & Co. Petersburg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NORUS MULT1CAUrJS--A fcx hundred yen.
w uine Chinese Morris ftulucauls trees inr s,Ic.
ly the subscriber. The above secs are in fine con.
alton and VIII be sold low. u. Hull
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

'I"o'N' solomon King has removed 10 v,gc
~ houss so &c Water street. one door ah.ys h,
~, s"' =. and oilers ior sole O general assortment Of
m1s 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

There VIII be % tickets with ist 4 ~ drawn Ncn
ouch $500
Do % do FL 4 80 drawn No.
each $500
DO 81 do 81 4 Ali drawn No-
each 5000
Tickets 500. Halves SO. Qu1rIess s..
\ certificate OF 26 whole tickets will cost $3.50
DO 20 half tickets will cast 40
Do 26 quarter tickets will cost 30
Address your orders TO
i. : GREGORY & Go. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
TO THE KEEPERS or ORDINANCES AND COZ.
FEE HOUSES

5 feet water IN the Channel "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NlRGlNlA-N CHASCFRY-At rules held IN the
Clerks Office of the CIrcHit Superior Count Il Law
and Chancery for the county Of Chic, in the month
OF January, i-AO.
john ". Bush and James NJ. Justus late partners
IN business pnder Ike firm name aud STYLE az
BLsh q Jusius, Compliments,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12

we appeal 70 recorded history 90 sustain or DE
nial. 10 10 eivil capacity has Geu. Harrison ever
exhibited talents above mediocny As delegaie
IL Congress from the Nonh Western territory. a.
Governor Of The Teuioy Of Indiana, a. repre-
sentative and Senator IN Congress. us Senator IN
hts oan State, aud Minister 10 Columbia he lad
ample scope for the display ofhis talents as a
Statesman But We look IN vain through his
whole cWIl career lor any such display lie has
originated no bill, made no speech, drawn op no
report. delivered no message. aud gained no ad.
vantage for his country Is a diplomadst worthy of
bring remembered, aud his deeds as a civilian
would have been buried IN oblivion and nine
tenIhs OF has eounirymen would never have known
that William Henry Harrison bad been mem.
Der Of Congress or the Governor ola Territory
had he not been brought forward as the Wing can.
dldale for the presidency
The Truth Is HARRISON has no claims upon the
support Of any portion ofhs counlrymep (or the
PTesldency-he is utterly unqualified Tor that ex Il
ted station. HIS supporters seem to be aware Of
the iact-hence their extraordinary efforts to gull
the people, and induce them to believe that he is
great hero and statesman. They have decked
him out like the Jackdaw in the fable, but like the
Iackdaw his borrowed plamage wll be torn from
h'M lie will be presented in his native color,
and true character, and the people will reject hm
al the ballot box.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
HOW GOES ME EIGnT !

just about as il did, this time, four years ago.
But The prospects Of our success are rather more
favorable now than then. although few broken
spectators and bank democrats have deser-
ted us. Then, we had no hopes Of carrying
Tennessee, and but lule Of succeeding in Geor.
ga, or even Alabama, and in this State we ali
thought the resul, doubtful. Then South Carolina
was against us. Nor, we are certain Of Ten.
nesseo, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and s.
Carolina Aud we stand about as good chance
Of carrying North Carolina and Louisiana as we
did IN the Summer Of 1895. TIE rest of the
States remain IN datu ono, il we except Mich
lgan. Connecticut and Rhode Island which will
certainly g. against US. and Maryland, Delaware
and New Jersey which will probably 60 for us.
Our Iast advlces assure Us that New ork will
certainly vote for her layoIite son. That will
settle the question. As ut present advised, we
have no hesitation 10 stating il as our deliberate
opinion that Van Buren, will be reelected BY from
70 TO 80 electoral votes more than he received in
1886. The wings give different account the
progress OF the battle. They are no doubt hon
est IN their opinion, and so arc we. Time will
soon show whose caIculationis correct.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
why EVERY DEMOCRAT SHOULD
VOTE FOR VAN BUREN,.

Because, from a poor. triendless and unaded
boy. who abored during his youth as hireling
on farm. he rose TO the highes, office in the
worldly ms oHB merits. Land by his own exeuions
thus proving that no matter how poor man
may be, IN this county. he may rise to the high.
esi distinction. i he pleases. by his good conduct
and intelligence.
Because. from his eaFiiest youth he has gone
for his country with zeal and energy. Ali the
principles Of the democratic party have ever found
in hun supporter and champion--while all the
federal gull traps and falsehoods have been BY
him as siaunchly and effectively opposed
Because. although the unceasing object offed.
erai yiulence and rage, they have never been d.
beto detect one blot in his public character.
Because,he has always raised his. voice apinst
the onward strides Of the money power.
Because, he has never shrunk from an avowal
of his political creed. His letter 10 Shenod vii.
Hams and his whole history, prove thar liz II mol
a unalic under the control Of keepers, or fallen
into second childhood.
Because, during the late threatening diff .ullies
between this country and England, b., MANAGED
the affair so patrouc-hke and so .carless Of con-
sequtnt es TIM bis own euog.ass placed. by ,he,r
own votes N Congress-, zen millions Of dollars al
his disposal as the sine Of expected war. and
Hsa;aOrlzed him to raise al army offiiiy thousand
pen.
Because, ia all bus transactions,no vote ofcen-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
MR. VAN buren, 1vnr,
FRACF

Among fhs many f,lssb,,l...
mics Of Democracy have d. a. VAC
'he public against Mr. Van Bae1 :. ''..
and slful one that he voted = - 'a' "a,
ng G-ALL NIGRoEs from 49,, ~ o rt-
own real properly TO the smo,o, ts 80 6,
we val admit, and IhlHk tina, h. -. ! ~ Z,
Jude OF a'l-whHe cIlizens for liza, -. q
The section fths Coash,slio, =, 5'si,Aors
imposes this property quaIi6es,,o y. Sl'''a
aud Thieh rsesired Mr. I'aa Bvr,.,. "a N
port, says u "lhat no man Of col S''s
shall have been for three ysa,. , . ~. 'aeS
state, and for one year mex, prsr.S '.4'h o.
ton. been sezed and possessed n 9ss
tate Of the value o. S25O,oyer and ,I. ven
and membranes charged thereon ~ 4 d.
tied to vote In the election of an, a q " 2.
Government" '''''I q j
Under the old Constitution or ~.
negroes were on an equalit, with II, ioN Z
pecling the privileges of yo,inp-h i, sl's Is
quIIed 10 possess freehold of The ,,L. ',,'s =
~ pounds before they could vote NJ Ne
IL.
Constitution was about 10 be formed NJ A. y y
rem succeeded N removing the proDs,, Nv ~ D.
ton in WHITES and increasing ! y, f1aa'
groes to $50. Yet, for making Ines. -. q |"
give the poor white man the ngbt Of ,,'
to lessen The number Of negro voter, i. ! '4
numerically abused and shamelessly r,. -
scented by his Wing opponents in an nan, ','
country. From The many falsehoods vl.s
are putting ailoat one would Judge NJ, 4, H. {
bers Of the Harrisburg Convention b,J.
orders to every Wb!g editor and orator srT
tell Tie trath u hey could pos,iblu qraj,
What we here say u reference to Mr. IN
ren's course in the New York Conyrnbo,
reel IN every syllable aud word,and We chl
all the wings IN the State 10 dismovs a,.-h'
oils Herald.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12

% We are authorized TO announce JANIS. Nj
Downs as a candidate for Treasurer Of State To I'll
the vacancy occasloned by the death of Col ]. II
Williams.
10 We are authorized 10 onnounce Col RALrH
GRAVES candidate for the office of Brigadier Gem
eral, end Brigade, 9Th Division, Miss. Militia 10 On
the vacancy occasoncd by the death Of Genl. NJ.
NJ. Brigham.
We are authorized 10 announce COL TnoMAs ID.
WCoLpRIpCE candidate Tor the Office of Brgadicr
General Of and Brigade, 9TH Division. Miss. Militia,
@ oil the vacancy occas0ned by tie death Of Gen.
Marcus NJ. Drighnm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
"KEEPlT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

Ne.undersiand that one ofthc whig, log cabin
orators, last week,madc violent attack upon the
article IN our last with the above heading. For
he gentloman's especial benefit and with the
hope that II may afford him the text for another
10Y cabin harangue, We "keep il before the PEG.
po' again this week. lie denounced The article
we are told, as containing base ISLANDERS upon his
new made hero, and black cockade candidate Cor
the presidency. We challenge MN to point out
a single mls.siatement or SANDER IN that article.
Every assertion made in ii is established either
by Harf'son's admissions OF those Of his " COM
mulee otIhree," or by the recorded history ofthe
country aud liarisons own votes and letters
The log cabin orator will probably refer US to
HAIR sons late letter 10 Lyon Of Virginia for a
foIulaton Of some Of the charges made in The ar
iIce. But softly, my dear sir. We cannot take
liurrIson'S word In the case. He is an interested
witness, Or rather the criminal before the court
and viii Of course plead "no, guilty. And he
has shown recently that he possesses a very
bad, OF a very e0ntenisat memory. We
look TO his aets,and they prove him black cock.
AIDE iederaisi. We look to his admission to John
Randolph in The United States Senate in s26,
and i proves, IN substance, the same. notSlih
standing hls late weak alttnplio slur over the
matter. Against such testimony, his present pro.
fs.s,nns a. ,ls, n M =. q l.,f caanJ
Burnett, or event The vehement defamation. and
cunning SPECIAL pleading 81 log cabin orator do
MOI weigh feather. Il Is unpopular IN thsss days
profess federalism openly, and We doubt very
much whether you could gel Daniel Webster, Or
Timothy Dwight to come oui and publicly pro.
claim themselves federalIsts, Though every body
knows them 10 be SUCH Profession is nothing
both in poiacs and religion |. il often used as
a cloak 10 conceal The real character There are
even gentlemen, We understand, who profess 10
be Nnllifers md State rights men, and who yei
support for the presidency candidate who de.
clared Tint Gen. Jackson deserved more credit
for his proclamation IN 1892, ihan be did forgaln-
ing the Yic,egy VI New Odeans. and who recon-
mended sr Websler's speeches 70 his iellow-cili-
zens as the best exposition Of the constitutions -
OF course. the professions Of such gentlenlens 60
for noihing--it is their coaducl alone that we
look to. aud that stamps them a. fedeEalisis Or i.
beral construclipnisss
| It's jus, 50 with Gen. HARRISON. Ills whole
public history proves him to be a federalist IN
principle. lie may profess Shat he chooses, and
call himself Wig. Republican, Democrat OF
what not. II. VIII not alter his political charac.
ter o. principles. ! rose BY any ether name
/ ,,o,,ll small az sweet y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
ANCIENT FEDERALISM.

Under this caption the last Argus makes a
quotation grom the Democratic Review Of last Fe.
bruary. ana reads Us lors homly, The object
Of which seems to be 10 identity Mr. Van Buren,
and the Democratic party with e ancient federal.
ISM" We have not the number Of the Review,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
For Stale TREASURER,
WILLIAM NEED.
pEMocRATIo NOMINATION.

b1hONAAAt ANOAitN+h AAOtNs
Al meeting Of the Democratic Stale Central
Committee Of Mississippi, heldaIlhe city ofJack
son. on the 29ih Of August, lsi0 the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adoP
ted
Whereas, this committee have received inielli-
gcnce of the deccass Of Gen. TnoMAs HINDs.
Of Jefferson county, one Of The candidates on
the Democratic Electoral Ticket and, where
as, i. IS Of the highest importance to the interests
Of the Democracy Of this State ihata nomination
of candidate 10 tillsald vacancy should be i'm.
medlately Therefore,
De IL RssOlrtd, That Gen lIESRY s. FooTE,
Of Kinds county, be recommended to the Demo.
cratic Electors Of Mississippi as suitable candl-
date 10 I'LL said vacancy.
Rssolrsd. Tha, the Democratic Editors through.
out the State be respectfully requested to copy the
proceedings Of this meeting.
UPTON MILLER, Chm.
Published by order Of The meeting.
rnoMAs u. WOODWARD. Sec'y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12

s2'e was ever PreLsFrat ag..r., -
81 Zee R.s.s'', %'seasnaes Or dsae,as, g
bsesuas' having r-ssa from , w..
n me NJ Representative of,sp ~.
ana mechanic. --i -a's--