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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

John Franklin Owens. Defendant
The day came the complainanis NV their attorney,
ana filed their bll IN this cause. and the defendant
not hav ng entered his appearance anj gwen securi.
y. according 70 the act Of assembly and the rtlcs OF
TINS court. and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that The SAID John franklin Owens. is not an inhahitant
OF this commonwe alIh On motion of the complainant
by his attorney. Its ordered that the said John frank
la Owens doaPPcsr here o. the LIST day ofihe next
oi mas court. and answer tho compliments bill. and
That a copy OF this DC inserted IN the Western Virginia
Times COR two months succeS.ivoly, and posted al m,
rouu house door OF this county.
y copy tesIe,
july li-lm n HICKMAN CI.rk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

NlRGINiA-ro wIT:-At rules held in the Clerks
Office of tho Circuit Court Of Law and Chnncery
for Tyler County. on Monday the 9th day Of July
1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

JOKING GLASS, fy-snst a Picture trsmc
~ MANUFACTURER -The ~ibrribcr r>2cctfullv IN
iorns ih- cii'ress of Wheeling snd vicinity. that he
his commenced, in connection with h- former b-Si-
noes, the LccA Nc Gl-. Por-.it and Picture F-me
SLIDING. &C. m nliIt cranchcs-Rs has engaged Mr..
JS-. Robinson. from the frt manuf-ctuu-. in Ne~
lcrN. wh"sc workmanship 70 mi, rior to none in IN.
Union sn' snow prepared ~ execute al ordet. in that
limo. He will corranily keep on hand IN extcr-ive
assortment of CLASSES II every dcsc1p.
tion' IA Glis nd Mahogany and Fancy Fsarrs- Picture
and forrr,it france msie 10 orl-r Old frames -priIi
and Gliding ofevery description dopo in the hcr .i,Ic
July Ia. w B~RANSTEUP.
AUsrs G. 10 \.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26
MOORE, CLARKE - co.
BY James 5. Wheat. then Aroruty
II. WRIGHT.

y. B.-Terms for busrd ard tuition. $50. TO sl00
per annum. payable quarterly in advance for forthrI
particulars address ihro' the poI, office. po.t paid
Martins ferry.
mariinHferry Jun, %. Ie.O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26
-NELsoN, Tor Comp't

IKSlNlA--At Rules held IN the Clerks office OF
me CIRCUIT Superior Court OF Law and Chaucsry
1870. Wv "" " '1"nN'''
Henry Moore, John +. Clarke an6HarLi
douglass late partners IN business under
me hrn, name. and style OF Moore. Clarke
x 10 Gompla!nants an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

fAtENIS intending TO send her 0sUgTfeTs ,r
Philadelphia for education. wIl.hnd q drs7rshic a..
gau1u N The school under the care Of Prof D II
3sneW OIly atgw are taken int fhs family. ayI
those parents NAV rest asfured. will E8ya 49, 49,
fcuu0u paid 10 thrrn.
Fpr particulars see cicu'afp at tie oncaor. Carv
A. ANA sv.
WESTLkN RESERYE CHEESE-TV -,--- ~
% boxes prime new cheese, Just rocsiyed and for al,
'y july ID SOLOMON KING
HOsIIEN CUTIST-M 90 ---.--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

StNOR RENTs- convenient duehing EJlss. slina-
ted on Man street.. ina businos- part Of the city,
Attached to tie house is a valuable siore-room..
Possession givrn immediately. For terms apply 10
ap rs FORSYTH. MOORE a. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26
Henri Mould, AID Peer Numsen C

NlRGlNIA-IS cHAscrRY-At Rules held IN ~.
Iierkt Office OF tho Circuit Superior Court of Isu
and ChAnc'N for the Couary Of Ohio, IN The month
Of August 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

HUST RECEIVED.
" 500 palrs. Mems. Womens Misses & children
Calf lace boots. booiees and shoes.
Also Genilsmens' Leghrrn hats
Palm Leaf hals g. hoods,
June ~ TODD a. ISHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

rui : held IN the Clerks otic. of
the Circuit Superior Court ufLaw and Chancery
LOT tue county OF Ohio, IN the month Of July, 1870.
tiNae u Rice, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

" Ae'1 sAtccA ShSSb q mAlNltEIl.
aug 40
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP-The
~ Partnership heretofore eIisting under the firm Of
ID }. Reilly. 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
oil hose Indohted 70 saId firm either by Note or book
account viii please mako immediate payment 20 10.
seph Reilly who - duly authorised To settle Inc bust
neo at Tho lsto firm. JOSEPH REILLY.
scp 1880 JAMES REILLY.
NOTICE.
The uhdersiSnsd beSS leave % tender his warmest
'hanks 10 the customers Of The laio firm for ihoir liberal
share 81 patronage and solIcils 4 continuance Of their
custom - he IL about getting on a new and complete
''oek ei groceries and liquors which he will he happy 10
10 cell ioS for cash all kinds OF country produce taken
IN eicEange for goods. . REILLY.
sep q Nc. l67 Market Squar-.
NO CASPENTERS-A few copies of BenjamiD',
- Architect, latest edition. just received and for
sale By STEPHENSON e. GARyOOD
Iune 30-G
SCf1 HES & S~NEADs.--70 doz. Grass Scythes
- just received and for sale low for Cash.
10 dozen Scy1he 6noad., Of Tho most approved kind
az SANiL NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

CH OR. Casks Madeira. Port, Sweet Malaga. 4
cNP Lisbon Wines.
S B5ls. n. T.. Rur,
2 Pipes Holland Gin,
? Bible. Accomac Peach Brandy.
20 Cases Muscaf Claret, 4. Old Ho.b W,oo
10 DJz. Boston Lemon Syrup.
Received and Tor sale by SOLoHAN KING.
Jun - IS water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

ENcLEC1FC SCHOOL BOOKS
~ Eclectic Primers. Eclectic Spelling Books.
DO let. %. 81 and 4h Readers.
DO Anthmeiic,
Ray Lids Arithmetic. &c Just received and n, a.,
Wholesaie and retail. BY JOHN FISHER.
July Z Iaa ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

lEATTEY'S fffg Powder in kegs. 1 pound Can
As listers. suPerfne sporting p1vder-Percu.,ior
caps. Dc. Just received ard E< sale by
jon 81 SOLOMON KING. l6 Vya,., ,,.o,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

NV ioRk HATS-Jusi received NJ The Fs.b
'o"ablo iai add Cop Store. Nc. 49,. Main sfr,e,
SnM SOI superior Hats 4nufactureIip tbe Ciryos
OK expressly for this Market. Tb"ee wbo
49, Iof a frtENDiD article will please e.l 6ndsr.
-''''' 'htHl Je ore pU.chasmE esewhsre.
.- NJ, AZ hcCALLAh, opposite Va. Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

AhlL ~LEATHEK-IO 6bis brown IoT,cH
" Oh. 100 sides Best Spanish sole L-rrbcr. f1,,
received and ior sale by SOLOMON King
june IS 1c wa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

ALEXANDER T. LAIDLEY. Clerk
A CALDWELL, for Compt. mug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

ELIPTIC sPRINGS-Justroc received a GOOD as,oTt
IL meni OF Elliptic Springs. manufactured II
fori. Conn oftho beet Spring steel
July 6. SAINT. NTFI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-26

OHs 9hs HDo S-siUiag LIFE Quarts Of Gen. WE
i7giol. Nsw5urgh. " Y Avg. 2s. 1910
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
CORRESPONDENCE.
81. Lonia Nert DEL

s.. Louis Sep 26th. 1910.
DEAE COLONEL -! AN well aware that
you take no part IN The political warfare 81
the times, and It IS from 10 drslre 10 draw
you from your neutrality that aow address
you.
During The last two years have had tie
pleasure frequently TO meet you ; and have
never yet heard you declare yourself for
either Of the Presidential candidates nos
before the people, and have no wish To
see you commit yourself upon this subjae,.
| believe, SIR, thai your relations anh Gen.
Harrison as well as Mr.. Van Buren. are Of
the most friendly character, aud thst you
regard them both with feelings Of friend
ship. Whilst you dlspaTsge neither,
have heard you speak Of both II terms of
praise, md feel satisfied that you will an
swer the questions ask you 10 the caadour
and sincerity Of a soldier.
Some letters of yours have been recentlS
published during your absence from Wash
lngton, and many have cndeavofed 10 pro
duce the impression that You have author
zed their publication, aud have thrown
your Influence against Gen. Harrison. !
do not believe that this Is so, but would like
TO learn from yourself whether the publlca
ton Of these letters was authorized Is YOU.
Al Ilppecanoe YOU were one OF the AIDS
Of Gen. Boyd, and performed a glorious
part in that, as well as 10 other hard fought
battles, which have added to the f1ue aud
honor Of our country. shoaId be pleased
TO know II on that occastan, OF at ans limo
during the war, Gen, Harrison shoaed any
want Of bravery aud further, # the ground
selected for the Cucampment Of his ttoers
at itppecanoe was lnIudlclousIy or lmpfo.
perly chosen.
During the war, sir, you performed
most distinguished part, and vour name
will always be associated e.;a lis most
brilliant achievements, az long as there is
lett one American heart to admire vour
galian. and glorious defence Of Saudusk,.
lou have had as good an opportunity 10
form correct opinion OF the courage and
conduc. of Gen. HARRISON, as any other Of
fcer, and should be pleased to have YOUR
aPtuton upon these matters.
Respectfully, yours,
SAaiL. B. CHURCHILL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05

Georgia, a. the sound OF Befrien's voice, be
let out another link and as he passed ihro'
Louisiana, and Bailie Peyton cried out,
Down With the Spoilers my old cock,
old Eclipse never answered better 10 the
spur. Then in Mississippi, there stood
Preniss, with the eloquent fash Of bis eye,
10 give new animation 10 the old horse /:
but when he stopped in Tennessee TO breathe
" SPELL" and Foster scraped hun down,
aud Bell poured down bottle of bard cider,
the rider nor all creation could not hold him.
All sirs, bu; When he got 10 Old kentucky,
and Clay and Crlltenden and Graves shout
ed as be passed, ola Yippecanoe forseer ,
the way he made the earth quake was a
cautiou-ihat impetus sent him like q
ihunderbolt through Ohio (where Kinder.
i hook boted) aud the Key Stone State -
Sergeant beld bis breath with wonder -
and as he led OF, OF sight ahead through
the empire State, Talmadge bad hardly
time to ask where's kudefhook p Away
/ he flew like a swallow, over the green tpouu
! tains Of Vermont into Isaac Hits State :
there Undertook seemed TO gain little
bot il was no 90 The way old Tip shock
him off as they swung round The Northern
turn into the Old BAY State, as Webster
waved hls beaver and shouted, !" Log Cab
ms forever" was past all bel.el-Fr that
mement his speed was svitier than the ar.
row flight, until he reached the White
4 House, when hiuderhook uas-ao where :
Ii is SAID hat as be was seen next day with
his tail hanging as he passed thro' Prince.
/ ton, he was observed TO have the heaves.-
Ia Delaware, he bad scarcely strength to
he "lei down ! ard IN Maryland he fell
before he GOT sight Of the Winning post
and was turned out rear the distance pole
Tor nlle race, on kendaI's track.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
From tie 81. Louis Bailciia.
Col. Cr0ghan and Gen. Nar-
risen.

For several months pas, the Loco F0oo
journals, without any authority, have dis
courteouslv gwen 10 the public certain lei
ters-prlvate lettefs-wrtten by Col. Cfog.
han relative to a ditierence Of opinion be.
tween this gallant soldier and Gen Harm.
son, accompanied with lengthy aud deceIiui
comments, purposely TO give an impression
that the skill, bravery and senerashlp which
has been awarded to General Harrison, was
questioned, if not denied, by Col. Croghan.
Like oil their efforts to pluck from al hon
ored brow brilliant laurels, and TO delame
and blast the reputation of an injured aud
abused soldier aud patriot, this last invented
scheme of base reviieIs, falls harmless at
his feet, and places him still hl- her 10 the
estimation OF every fair minded aud honor
able man. Ii will be seen that, although
+ Col Croshan stands neutral IN relation to
the political ciaims OF both Marin Van Blu
rem and General Harrison, his feelings OF
honor and Of justice prompts him to defend
a brother soldier from the foul attacks Of IN.
,eresied political slanderers, who attempt
10 deiract merit by lmpugnlng the motives
and dIstortlng The language OF a disinterested
individual. Ii will he seen that Colonel
Croghan refers to Gen. Games, with whom
he held conversations years age, Ielailog TO
Gen. Harrlson's skIll and bravery, and the
sutjolned letter to Gen. G. giving the sent
menls and opinions which Cd. {. then en-
,ertained IN relation TO Gen. Harrison, pla
ces the whole matter III that hight which IS
most gratifying 10 the friends o. Gen. II.
Colonel Croghan, dlsibi, rested as he - 10 a
political point Of view, shows, ~ The course
adopted, that nothing which Las lately tran.
spted has influenced hun IN the op,nlou,
nov expressed and Entertained, but that his
opinions and feelings are the same as former.
+ ly 10 reference 10 Gen. II. We nuw De
nand Of these editors v 10 have published
the private letters Of Col. Croehan, as q do
~ they owe 10 hun and % Ger Harrison,
10 publish the iooWlug correspondence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
g. CROGIiAN
81, Louis, October 2d. 1910


Dear Colonei AT your request state
to you The substance Of our several CONVEX.
satlons touching your opinion Of General
Harrison, and your unhappy difference with
that distinguished officer.
The first conversation which took place
between US was at Fort Stevenson, where
you commanded in The early par, Of Sep
iember, 1918, when Major " oad and my
sell "ere On our way to teconnoatn the
Sandusky Bay, aud TO have conference
with Commodore Perry, on the subject OF
our JOINT operations against the enemy
mat conversation IS perhaps The better re
collected, nasmuch rs II has often been tn
terred 10 m oar subsequent conversations
since The war; aud from the fact that you
DID me HE compliment to say tina, you made
memorandum Of the principle upon which
had acted 10 respect to meeting Of the
field officers, with Brig. Gen. Cass, which
took place soon after NY arrival from Fort
MeIas, and but few weeks after your gal
liant defence Of Fort Stevenson, which took
place while was ut Fort Mei.a.
10 reply to my inquiries respecting Gen
eral Hnrrison's plan Of operations al Tn
Pecanoe, you replied that The selection If
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
From lie alioaqI I4teIligsaoer.
"a Sufficient Glory"

Moved thereto By letters addressed 10 Il,
from more than oae quarter, lnqulrng
upon what occasion, and N shat terms
Mr.. tAs Bears bad expressed the sen
trDen! tina. Il was glory enough for hiG
10 have served under such a chief as Gen
erai JAcKsos, We have examined our uews.
paper files and books; and, not being able
10 lay our hands upon tie entire letter, we
must ask our luqainng friends to be con
tent With 40 extract from II, the authenlicl.
~ q @h'ch @ui not be deued. This eg
tract We find embraced ~ a speech delivered
10 the House of Representatives, by Mr..
PIcKEas, Of South Carolina, ou the 23d
day Of May, 1895. We transfer the ex
tract TO cur columns, along al.h The obser.
vsiions Of nr. PfcKENs which preoade and
follow II in The report Of his speech:
EXTRACT from THE SPEECH Of AR. rIcKENs.
"We, too. have modern 0ctayiu., who.
winding bis way under the robes Of royal "a
ssr, proclaims himself the true aud anoioled
successor, pledged TO carry out The princl
pies OF his master. What other earthly
claim has the Vice Pfesiden, 10 his presen,
position, except tina, be is supposed TO be the
chosen fayoriie of him Who has tramoled
over the liberties Of bis c6untry1 The gen.
iIsman from sow York Mr.. WeKEox} has
declared him to be the onig caudidsle who
has claims upon the Whole Union.
" For the present pass By ca nyestiga.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
sAsrL. d. CHURCHILL.


Col. Churchill IN reply to your letter
Of The Goth u'timo, can only state that the
publication Of the letters to which YOU al.
Inde was not authorized by the, aud that |
never during the whole war saw Gen. liar
rtson at any time show any want Of cour
age. On the contrary haze every reason
to believe hta o brave man. [ pon the
rccep, Of yours, addressed letter to Gen.
Gaines, with whom held ileqneat conyer.
saiIons years ago, and the following letter
Of Its contains the opinions Which then
entertained and which | still retain.
Respectfully,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05

Efecttoneerlag.-An eccentric Clergy.
man, Of the name Of Oglyy, formerly nun
lister Of Lu0ao n Feftafsure, vas IN request
at an election for the county, IN consequence
81 his having freehold vote. One Sunday.
Lord Gtay, whose party he espou-sd, Sent
INTO the church 10 say, thai be wished to
&c" the parson at tie public house. Mr.
ogl'sy immediately stopped bis discourse.
aud said, My brethren, an called on
the business OF the nation You will sing to
the praise and glory Of God from the be.
ginning Of the ll9th psllm aud, # have
not returned When you have concluded IT,
you may either begln u again, or 90 on the
next, as you like BEST
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
IRE OF AMOS KENDALL.


We extract iromthe Boitimore Pilo,s
following sketch Of the life Of Tho L -
Postmaster GeGcral, formerly chief d;,s. ~
tor of the Kitchen Cabinet and prese11 i i (
itor OF the Extra Globes -
Kendall was born in NeWLampsl,,
lie went to Kentucky, when he W. .
young man, in quest Of business. He
employed by Mrs. Clay during her b"'
bands absence from the United State
public business, as tutor TO her chil9,os
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Clay we're pleg.al
with the manner III which he dlsebs,,.s
his duty. After he left tie employ Of NJ .
CLAY, he became sick at some tavern. "a.
heard of II, and had him brought ID h,
house, where he WIS nursed and f:,J'
treated, during a long sickness. Mr. CIV
ON his return home, became his friende,J
patron. Kendall, afier trying yarr~
things, al length became editor Of The i,
Gus, al Frankfort, Kentucky. lie 81.
ported Mr.. Clay for the Presidency, viii
great zeal, ia The campaign Of ls2i. 4
viii be fecolccied by oil, that cottes
was decided by the House of Represent
tives, and resulted IN the selection IF Jak,
Quincy Adams. While the question va
pending in the House, Kendall wro,e i
Mr.. Clay, advising him TO ,cte for M
Adams, even after the vote Of instruction,
by the Kentucky Legislature. soch aasr
the election of Adams, IN 1895, and ~,
Clay bad been made Secretary, Kendall
wroie to him that If he would giye him,
salary Of fifteen hundred doliais, ho s,,,4
GO TO Washington ard defend him aesips
" ISLANDERS" circulated aanaa I'm
In the summer of 1898, ho renewed IL
proposition To Mr.. Clay 10 person. Failin
to get the Office, he borrowed Sl5Oe \
him.
In August or September, ISIS, Ds
Green, at that time editor If the TIL,
grnph, jackson paper at Washiae,t,
leurned enough II kendall's characters
convince him that he was '' purchaseA.s
commodity He went inliueda,ey b
Ffanklori-he found bim uusell--lao "a.
well 10 be- talked with on business. II.
learned from Judge Bihb, that tie iea
way 10 operate ca Kendall was tfnuaa
Alr,or Barry. and Col. X. NJ. johnson III
him Of Kendall having borrowed $3.50
Of Mr.. Clay, and said he would guaraaiss,
if this could I've raised for Kendall, thaiis.
Argus would 60 for jackson. Green t.
mediately authorized Col. johnson 70 4.
Kendall, and shy 10 him thai he fGnsal
would accept hls draft for that aui6lai.-
This proposition was communicated .
Kendall carly in September. AAef lbs
on the lIlh IT October, mere than Glib
teen months after Mr.. Clay had leo
made Secretary Of State, Kendall sgaa
wrote TO him and made a peV tender
4 his services, provided Mr.. Clay would =
cure TOT han TIE $500 salary, Ilwn i
I this letter that he first lntinatea to W.
Ciay that the ARGUS might Be arsya
sg...sl the Administration. lie asart
Mr.. Clay however, that be would ue1tI
/ lmpeach his " integrity or henoF.' Ana
all the changes ihal had been rBns aps
the " bargain" and coFruplion" ehafg
against Mr.. Clay for mere than a ysi
slIll Kendall was willing TO defend hia,
he would give him an Office worth SlFs
per year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
pnIIAnrLrliIh o.. U

Fraud Detected. - MuchexcIteineui =
produced IN the city on Saturday By o.
discovery of fraud committed fnF Post
cal purposes, which has hardly had r.
rallel IN our country. The book 81 'egs
try kept in the Office Of the Clerk y ~
Court of Quarter Sessions, in which Sit
recorded the declarations If iatcn'i9a Q
the part Of foreigners 10 become nalais.
lzed, (which declaration must be recoFgs
al least two years previous to naiuta'ia
ton was found to have been takea
pieces, and isGpes TO hare bton tHserisd Z
tanning between 10 and 20 names, NHf'
are thus made to appear as if recorded v
years ago ! Immediately on the dlscDe
~ being made, the book was taken 'l
Court, where Judge Jones openly dec.17'
that there could be no doubt of the tfau4'
lent entries as above described, and p
pressed, 10 very enrnest manner, hts .
dignation nj the abuse Of public retd't
and his determination to spare no ehat
fetreting out the perpetrators. fgHa
investigation viii be made in Court to.dal
Illegal Pofers.--Repofts are cured
the city that forty four men who ae'
brought down on the railroad, and voted q
the 18th IN sererai of the wards Of the az
Liberties, having no legal qualidcaha'
have been brought within the reach q ns
tlce. This discovery will do much to g
tighten those at a distance who ave 40
dering over The result Of the election
Philadelphia. Worth American.
Tho examination is no~ progressing, JasF
Barton stated ~ Court that ho had discovers 2
naap forged 10 Is cases To each case, th'7
must have been one man 10 commit tofgefy' 'f'
twa to commit perjury. Horrible depfFdf'1
I'He gnil5y parties have not been detected
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
From he ". !. Courier and Enquirer.
TIE QUESTION SETTLED

Every man Of candour aud ordinary intel.
igence is now ready to admit that all hope
OF electns Martin Van Buren is a; an end F;
and yet some Of the leaders are wiling 10
nislead and deceive those who are not so
well Informed, by pretending a coufarnce
IN the result which they do not feel.
TO demonstrate 10 all parties, the certain
n of defeating Van Buren,, II is only ueces
sary to remind them, that enc hundred uad
forty eighty electoral rotts are sutht lent TO
elect either candidate. Now We claim in
behalf OF The Wigs, tha, We have ;ro hun
dred and thirteen electoral potes already Sc
cured beyond all contlngencles-be lne SIR
" fire more than arc necessary for choice,
exclusive of The doubtful States and 10 de
monsirate tina, this clam is not idly put
forth, We hereby give notice, tina. on app!i.
cation at the desk, any person NAV have a
be, Of from fire TO fire hundred dolldrs. on
the Electoral vote Of each IF The folloring
named S{UftS or on anu one of them
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-05
Ptr.ArKA. (Fa.) Oct. |

Gen. Armistead has suspended aco7
operations for tho present, 10 conseq1e~
.ni an agreement hcteeen him and "
Seminole Chief, to bold "talk % n
20lh inst. at which time the chlet aaN' =.
Is willing to make treaty otpeaee, "oS'
be says shall not be "spolled" az the ''ae.
treaties have been. No one here has a'l
confidence IN him or his treaties, yet w.
know Heaven is always better lous nv.
our fears, aud somc good may gro" oa
Of it.