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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
w. Il. TYSON.
OpPOSJTlpN

OPPOSITION.
GOOD INTENT STAGE CONPASY'S
Two DAILF LINES FoR R,r.rt
. GID MORE WAsuiNcros CITY. Pm
~ - I-,DEI rHrN Avn NEw YoHk. hv
Gs.tg EE-A the way orshe National RoaI
nd Baitiin"rc an, Ohio Rail Road
PilDr LINE leaves Nshsclin, rvysT ,,or,,,,,.
al '"cock reaches Frederick second znornip, ,,3
lnk"s the morning lne OF cars arriving at Baltimore IN
nae To take the lue OF for Philadelphia aud New,
Work. w"
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves yyhe.linv o,o,..
AfrseNooS' reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mnil line Immediately for Baltirno,e
where they arrive IN time 20 take the morniu, lin, az
cars Tor Philadelphia and New York
Tao ah"vo lines. for spool and safety nro believed
MOTTO be surpassed 10y any Stage line. IN the L. State
kgc Racing positively prohbi
W. Ofhce fret door above thu United Sotc. IJ,,oI
Water street. Wheeling. Va
D. HUTCHINSON. Prop'r & ogent. wheeling v,
- nI-alI. do do Cumbo land, Md
W. II. STEELE. do DO Ha,.rs,o,r 90 90
}. A. wEARr. do 90 Baltimore. do
APT.
! AE AcKEREL.-20 barrels. No. 3 N,cke-.I in
w primo orlrr. just received and f,r .1lc h,
june /, FORSYTH MOORE & CLARKE.
HIVE HUNDRED LBS. salarnrus: 600 y,yE,r.
may4 NJ Reilly
NOBACCO-o0 kegs six twi.; Tobacco nC:7rna,
Miles brandt Just received and for sale by
mar IL w. T. TYSON
- TONS LEAD,
- It's kegs Bcauys 2 {; e. Rock Poy,.le-
100 bags Shot, assorted Mo- Ia store & for sale by
on PANrCNS & TINGEE
II eENROSE COLLINS. Wholcsale Dealer in DRUG,
"a Medicines. Chemicals. Paints. Oils Glass DYE
Siuit-. &c. south west Corner of Minor & Fifh SIS
lorlv'en Market and Ch'snul s;rccs,) PuIiADErPHrA
orders from Physicians. Druggists and Counr, Nicr.
chants executed ia the best manner and ON The be-,
''rm-' nov 16-Gm
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Fer The =. II. II. COMPANY and John S,,Jrr.
mar Fiji tIIaacrstnNn TurrLIt ~ 49,

81 ORNAMENTAL PAiNTING.-Thc
~ ihscriber has removed his Painting Room .,
NO 2Oo .'htn 81. near the PostOficc where IN, /,
prepared Ia MI any o-cere In hrs line Of business
ncau, ahd win despatch. lie will furzish 10 ords,
u sup tnlr s'yle OF Workmanship, SIGNS PLAZA
SShnd9atd, .lIt' tnaa:iel ing glass &c Sc also
aiinIaIy 'uu o'hci Hammers, Masonic and Odd Eel
nMs aprons or Badges, Fircinen's eariaments &c
rersons IN want Of any OF ths above ~ other dos
n call. 'T' WI r'S"se Eve h'ih
IT Marking plates for merchants ar OIL crs =,
n the neaicst mann or. Il MAMIE
lng, AprIl Is. Is7o.-lY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
rAfENT CORN PLAN TER.

NO TIE FARMERS or OHIO. BROOKE
MARSHALL. BEi.NlONT and JEFFERSON
gu litsSh- as1la tesis - "a ito 5'cr particular
t'''"n IN . Vas invaluable tg'' rFe;l"it and es-
''ct al rec you % ~ the hfst time wa com
- Wh"slfns. az our f'c-NfNu ~Tov VoC FCE.
sSI-H'Ng AMI FAv,.S UrSNsr Establishment
hun usi I lpp -,Tsctsl aui purghast one OF these
in he ustts u-,i the ai1 IF yhici ons man can do
"a nu.l ,y-rS fhr. tour IN wittoutl o. n,
YOU ierrc plhn IhS your corn IN he oil fash
Oh itb ri ms iiar1sr. Add Il y3r are n ,t Sale
ti"t VIZ - st. port ,y'u tlCss AnI rpnvnc a af its
great atty after anni ~ your enrn u:th it, we
.hi iaka 4 6teN charge t1ing FOR the gse Of it,
IN return fhc tupl~y .v5nCeI.
Pace of ia w ,iliaS SO Trr.as, one half "a, IA
balance iYab!e after earn chanting.
M ret CCL3ElrSON * GREESs
NM w. 81 S. II. JINlESON.-- Whole
Wv sac aud retail dcalcr5 in Hats & Cans
West Ssic litir street 1LrIief ilTev JIbs,f,
<gg, ptrcjHiG.-Haye on hand and arc constaptIv
nhLuiacturin" general assortment Of vel super;or
rUS and silk HATS. Black aud Drab. Beaycr
nd Cast'ir, piain White Rus-Plain and Napt Hans
q every >iho and quality. They likewise Keep con-
Vautly on hand an assortment of men and bovs Er,
and Cloth Caps, all of which rey offer TO thcr Gus
TONER'S and ihcpuhlc on the most accomu,oI,tiu,
terms. Country Merchants aud dealers -snerallS
are respectfully requested To give thCn call and
SSa nlne theT stock, as the" determined TO sell
che7? tor cash OF approved credit. Aug. l., I53s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
/ PiioLSTERY wARE.-Th.


AAIIOLESAIE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AitI STORE-'rhe subscriber has lust re
ei,ed aspendid assortment of French confectionery
l'' as Sugar Figures OF Sarions kinds French Kisses
u an entirely new pattern, Jelly Cakes Cum Drops
"rySializ-d Candies. Jujnbe Paste. Sugar Animals
ish-S' Dogs. Cats. Squirrels. Doves, DC &c
C'rccn and Dried Fruits, a. follows: Lemons Date.
Irapts. C"coanuis. Sonshell Almonds Prunes in Jar,
i''u hofcs' "anie Cursauis. PALM Nuts Ground Nuts.
&C. SC
l'se'h"r with supply OF confectionery or his own
manufacture which lac offers wholcsa. or retail on
accommodating terms. Having had the management
q" ,h' manufacturing department Of tho principle cs-
"">hrucui in Bi!timore and Richmond as well as Ia,
well knnru anil splendid rsttIl~Iiment of H. Ain,lJ
%aG"sNilc. Ohi" he faitcrS himself that should The
ei''ZrH. Of Wheeling lhiuk hm worthy Of their ia,
onaSchr sha!l DC able to please
doc l2-if T. NIrNSrN
= tSEATHERS-5o0 round. Ohio Feathers n, s,n,,
n aud ior sale BY fANTONS & TINGLE
feb %
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: - Y y III
'rD 'T'nE pV.pt,.

TO THE PUBLIC
VIE MORNING; TRAIN ON TIE FRANK
LIN Raj. ROAD. leaves Chamberlain. =,
ran last clock, A. NJ, and arrives at Green Gas
VIZ az o'clock where II ul,cts Mr Seiders' Coach.
H"n haccrStown, and immediately returns 4.
ShanibcrshurS. in time for the Train on tbs CO.,
i t.ad alley Rail Road which leaves the latter
az az ~ =! Ell past clock for Philadelphia
i a. Nv tNi ING rRAlC which carries th,
sicat western Neil, lssycs Chambersburs M 4 ..
~ =. VI, 0r So soon as the Cumberland Valley
r,, pptilNes WIN the Western Mail. and by VIII ch
tIutS Passengers will reach Hag,rstnwn AZ : o.
i,'e' ana ne same evening returns to Chambers
travellers by lhisne will he able 10 Ie,vc II,c.-s
pWu in IN. Morning and reach Phi adclphi1 I'm al.
.Nyhhs' or leave the for urr lace In In. evening
anu hfESe n the latter early the next eveuiug
David FULLERTON, Agent
reI ,ne Is; X COMPANY and John Sciders
mar 2i-tf tIlaaprsfpN,.t
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, casks prime western reserve cheese for sale low
o close eonsignmen's by PANToNS d TINCLE
nsI3
! M ACiiINE CARDS. cora plrtc aS.ort,u.,.io a.
! IVI Machine Csrds. constantly on hand 80,
sale by FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
! sP23
/ INsEED OILS DIS Lin.ccd Oil, IN .slorc ana
FORSYTH. MOORE ( CLARKE
4 PPER and Spanish Sole Leather. Kip. Calf and
~ Morocco skins; alsl. Lining and Bi.diur Skin.
sine Thread. &c. Kept constantly on hand and for
S"lr' Oy SAM'L. MCLALLEN.
mar mar q No lS9. Vain street
JACOB & MITCHELL.
COH HiNNIONd FORW riding NEPCH4 NTS
No. g. MIN street, Wheeling Va.
Make purchases and salcs % Con,,;oa Of All t;,5.
ccrcs - N'O
Also resolve and forward or store gEoluce nnd
Merchandise in general aug
IQHn LBS Yio7eI No ; jus, rcc,., ed
1CVO and for sale by
sept , cULErRTsoN & GREEEs.
OE noxEs. 81 r. R,isin. 5000 M. s,.rb,,.
N-SD vile and Pirsourgh GOTTEN yu,as and Batting
Just received AMI foe sale low by 81 REILLY.
aug -.
&ALT! SALT! sATT!-57jJ J5is. ia,JlceI salt
! - JuSi rveo'vod anj for safe loyg Tor cash
| dec " JNeOB &..Nfl1turTr
/ - ~ 1919
] /AA Sets escorted wagon bot.s: 20 p,ir doc
/ EAS1 irons II dos Tea kettles. y sale bv
I mry J. & u. MORRISON.
. (
NOTICE
lTNlIE partnership heretofore cyi.;,sg between tre
/ Subscribers trading under the i'm ofplyf.,7s 4
4 Jingle Wholesalc Cr.rsrs. ForwuSItiz and C,,r
MISSION merchants, vas tls day dssu,teJ by mutual
n consent
Il All debts due the concern ail bo -iIei with tb,
remaining partners WIN Pi,tS-,iI yapcs W. Passion
Who alone authorised iorcrcivc tIa same.
WI PAXTON
4 JAS. w. PANfDN.
sept . GEO. y. TINCIE.
The business oC the late fun u pstons q TiprI,
will be continued horctDors by ~ subs-rbcr.. un
dcr The firm OF 10 Paxton & Son. their stand on
Monroe ST. WI PNNrdN
/ scyg JNS W PNTOy
ITtHOlCE WHY'S. Nc.-just raseIyed direct from
~ ths imPorsF,h, allowing rsraed Wines q DO
aofs Warranted pure. fhc gullify .g1cl crH hs fr
nelied on for Medical N,riasrs
I'D pole Sherry wine ysrysunorJr sidr1lG a bottle.
Rock Port do
Did Cosnae Brandy. eh,tes. on dr,usbj g. l d5urYau.
% Champagne
\ For lle ny sOLOvO. EIEC.
june p SO yitrf street
LNlNE hooks. AI..u's W1rss. aI15l--cI a,r,t
II co Gdt. Cooley, British Poets. J1. CO. YruH
N'n's Eos "i Nn'ylrIee d. 1r. f.-- received an
co sale by nrr 9 srErIENs0v O. GAyWooD
Il a oar SJGAR-N new surriy of -uprrt1r .'4
4 Sugar ja'i rses,,si sHl 'or sals loss bg
'sf,3 q REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

49,. iOC COrCHl DO not ncsiee, n o.
I., nave met premature death for ,bs ,,.a,,
Ir. 80 ''''h'i"n 10 q common cold
YOU a cough or q coldl Dr. S,x,y,o,. Co...
pound syrup or Prirnus pt,gisra %, V.iy oo'i'
,ll,D''h! prescription. and used in an extensive
, 70" most pos'''ytg afford -elcE aud save Won,
''at awful dS"a.. consumption. which r.usIIv
oy.I. np ,h' grave tho young the Old the fur. the
hhNe ypu c',ushl S,ynyn.', p,n,p, v;-,;,;,..
,ol -, merry syrup. is the only remedy you should
~ I" cur. YOU. For hi. plain reason ;-;That IN ~,
OF 'e thousands Of case " here a. Eas 5e,, ne,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

GLASSES & SLGAR-il7 hbd.- CrI,,---..
~ Sugar % bbls. do Niola..es-,lI Of co.
iuality and IN prm" order aud Tor sale pnu.pnII T.,
- FORSYTH. MOORE d CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

81. hf,' hIt ED.-Dirks works complete IN :
vols Roh Byrons works ard I,clL.,,. ~ 80. ~
Louiheys Poetica works Botas history ,,S,be R.i.
'oh Fefey Anecdotes. Life and Time of Bunv,n
STEPHENSON & GARWOOp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
PEK S2,5O IN .ADVANCE.
hE LEAst NJ My ri EALI.1k.S m.
rc Use uly all elr,s. ,ileor,o

snt others, if"
81 ihSy ere prepared from nun ,y,,,r n,
'i,ro' very ~holesone ,n,diciue. mii, !, =. -,
go I Pheasant IA iis effects tho most rar,o;n ora,
, r.sf OF health. and "a safennd eiFeciu,I
cGIS1Hi,A or lNDlCI srlON. and all s1oNktit
..' LAiAIS, presef.ersnd purifier Of ~, ,,hais
G,,,;, ~ 81 'o'y soohe The nerves Of spnSibiy and
cI,,r,. ~ pristine tOnS. and gives strength aad
81 ;, ,r meg meter iesiyoy ne coats Of fac Sion,
BECAUSE Science aud typ.rien's ,co.,
M Su'lNe si'n'' viii tho diseases of The si,
la, s.d nerves Weakness is the prime caY.o of.
ton. ,, and by continually resorrins to purss
ms , tlas' TIE matter worse instead of better
ISE DIR. Harlich's medicine !. pu, nm nco,
49, ''"s" prineiTIe " TO elsasse end ssrrnsLl
prI 49,, - 'he oly way to eff Ct a cure la.ily
,bicL ,IN.'t'neS really 90 cure the diseases fs<
Ills. hsk iof Dr. HarlicA's
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ENTRANCES.
WESTERN iNSCRANCr 5,n,,p.\,

y,r- CArirAL $4,000
WIS company. being nov ,iul,. o,g.,;zcl n. -,o
\ pared TO isake Insurance, un eycry d,.,riniio,
~ ire anu Marine Risks. such as D,,,llip, U,,,s..
sore ilouScS, &c. with their courcn,. Az, S.,
80 lat Bouts aud Keel Beats with their earso,r 10
q, my lO'' ON Inc OHIO md Mississippi rivers
- &c 'naue Tor the present the Office of,bc Wb.r
ING savings Institution. r H. GREER. S.c,, = =,
mar , '-A'' Ss'y. p !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
NRE & MARINE INSURANCE =

- mere are two situations only IN vybicb -.
re i, CIh DC placed, where thoy can adoousfc
,a ainS upon the ruinsof their Gwa VIC
II'm ar insurance Office the fiI ,o,,
surrounded perhaps 10y desol,te5 c ty same spot
against such n contihgcucv '~''ed 10 FTONrie
s.ATklNSOS Agent oftbs ppo--p,.,.,e,. -, -
a. Co. OF HARTFORD conn wiiI,sL,. - IN
pweiins houses Ware houses. Store. Mn. p.,','
,Is,t WIN 'her contents such "a Furutu,,
.., Machine ~ ahdevery other disc riptiop OF -,
,u,an's FroPHty. Also. OF steam, Keel ma ~
theit C'Igoes TO and from any Port on ss
January -. 1884 s.hre
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JACOB & MITCHELL.
whsrlinp, Va. Feb. I.IsiO-1v

! H! Nv CONCERN.-Boats tores t,r,,eriss. liquors
I &C by w. II. HOUSroN & Co a, tho STAN!
formerly occupied by J. Z. Forsyth 6. CuN N,. n
v "c' street Boai> can be supplied at ell ttscs with
tiprcs and every other artcniinl otI;-Ij 20, c;I;,,
near inieres Fnmily Groceries Wines and Iquors AZ
- wy IIi.Iu ~ h-flNc l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
~ rug -rr, q, >.s.,,,l ,iTT-HURCH, March 70 lsso
N Nv TRANSPORTATION LINE DIRF.-I' no
IN BALTlMORE. RAIlI NONE ~, mr. -

pt-pCt, 80 ~. i'Ni.IiNOkE AND PITTS
ID rl dNnI AND | \. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
Ii hs an"ve hne as inst been formed, and plI a.,
di~e 70 aud from Baltimore. VIA Prnnsysv"eic han;
Tide water Canals '''SS''ahia ana
EAEGEs tnwrd BY Steamboats, vii -.
goods 10 and from Baltimore Ia h., Sa'ty 'ht
N S T III enable this Line to pass goods thfosg
The Warehouse on Liberty s,roc, I,,.r..
- -! !iG nor I.lnC' has been engaged and IL nov,
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NM hKELlNG SAVINGS INSrI1u

POINT office OF the Wheeling Sa-
Wigs lnsututicp has heen removed 10 the FN.
'h 'n2e Oifce OF Mr. John NJ Clarke Naia street
second door below tho Merchants x Mechanics
Bank.
The following arc the terms upon which Demos
(. ties are. cceIvSd IN Tins Institution. =
- Transient DepusiIes received as in ther
4. Banks
oh special dcpOsiics, orsums subject 4
draws 80 days notice interest will bo at
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TIE aiae proportoBItc interest will be allowed
on depostcs made for specified periods of Time. as
o. subject to the above periods OF notice
Tire business hours of the lRsiitu'ion are FROM .
Ciock ali IL 4. ~ l.. and from al p. NJ bar. for
IN: accommodation OF unsicnt depositors checks
VIII be cashcl and lcposiies will he siyed at nv
tine Treasurer. "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-30
MISERABLE HOAX.

Ii turns out that the letter to Gen. IIor-
rison, inquiring his opinions upon Abolition
about which the Van buren, Press is MAX
ing such icrmont, because he would not
reply, is a FORGERY from beginning to
end. The person, signing his name as
/" Corresponding Secretary" is the keeper
of a ninc.pin Alley and GROCERY for loaf.
ers in Oswego. The Union Association"
whose organ " Miles Ho,chkiss processes
to be, is a title assumed for the occasion by
a band of graceless nfdcls who are in the
habit of meeting at the ninc-pn alley a.
foresaid, to revlle Religion by mock pray
ers. No letter was ever addressed by the
Union Association to Gen. Harrison, nor
did that Association ever receive reply
from Gen. II. or his friends. The whole
scheme was concocted by few Van Blu
rem men in Oswego, among whom are
some office holders, and the " Association ="
was selected as fit instrument for carry.
ing the infamous fraud into effect. An Os.
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Washington, April IL Destructive
|lRre.--A fire broke out between | aud ,
clock this morning, IN the building occu
ped by hessrs. Langireo and 0'SuIlIan,
|nd Thomas Allen, as printing offices Tor
bic Democratic Review aud the Madison
(aa. Before the fire. companies reached
there, the Gre had made spch progress as
o leave no hope Of saving the building, or
bay considerable portion Of the printing ma.
IerIsis IN IL. Mes.fs. Lauglree aud O'SuI
van snved most Of the stereotype plates Of
" Madison papers, aud about 900 copies
! the FIRST volume Of the work the other
10 volumes, we believe, were ouilrcly des.
|fuyec. Tho edition was l,s00 cemes.
hree volumes TO each, valued at from $40,
boo to 10000. They were insured Tor So.
poo; and their property destroyed is est.
hated a, from $4,000 TO $4,000. The
Materials Of tbe Madisonau Office we're all
Destroyed, and no insurance on them
bey we're worth, we suppose, from $4,000
y $1,000. The roof and the upper floor
the Medical College were burnt: insur.
d ior $4,000; aud /, will require that sum,
IS supposed, to repair 1t. Tho Baptist
lhureh vas injured 10 the amount OF $500
y $500. A frame soap factory was eotire.
destroyed, worth, probably, between
500 and $1,000.
The general impression siIll is, that the
ire was The work Of an incendIary.--Cor
F,,poadeace Of the Patriot.
-
The exposure Of tho bodies in the disscc,ing
bon, has produced strong sensation, aud had
! o the flames consumed ii, have no donb, that
citizens would have pulled down the bn,ld
r. II wonld perhaps b. better TO locate such
Fahltious m the sabarbs instead Of the niids. Of
! city.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-30

s. Apraatne, April l0.--The HR.-y
The late lone talked Of expedition has been
mn the Ocklawbs, and again returned TO
rparters. Among its results accomplished,
have been the killing of two Indians, the
capture of six or seven ponies and horses,
M wounding and capture Of another Ind.
n and a destruction Of several spots Of
,lap,ing, IN high cultivation. These are
roimnorlant events, TO be effected by so
l,rpe force as was employed, and offer no
naGicular reason for any interchange ofcom.
,rmen,. II has, however demonstrated q
law things which, unit! lately, have been
vi,hou, solution, although past experience
LA fully established the correctness of lis
data. We allude to the fact, that Indians
can be found when hunted for. Ii has
shown that a reliance on dogs is not essen
hal to the discovery of the abiding places OF
the enemy--ior the dogs, in thus expedition
oaye no evidence of scent, and destroyed all
authorizations of their usefulness. II esiab.
Ished the fidelity Of the Indian Billy, who,
though closely confined AT Black Creek ever
since his capture, on this occasion behaved
so as to deserve the commentator Of the
whites, and whose future services, might, il
properly used, be emiuenlly valuable in
pointing publications. now had by the enemy.
| The expedition consisted OF nearly 300
meu-a large portion of them mounted.
Major Chlds, and Lieut.. Tompklns, OF
ihe Artillery, arrived in the steamer VIM.
Castor from the southern posts. The gar
risons, are all in good health. The long
drought it is feared, may operate against
The examination Of PA haiokee, or Grass
W aier, as intended BY Lieut.. Mclaughlin,
IL. S. Navy. Indian fires are nuccrous,
and the confidence Of lhe enemy continues
HE same.
Indians at Fort Hansen. On Tuesday
morning last, abou, o'clock, the sentinel
On post near Aloccasin branch, small
stream running within short distance OF
For, Hanson, was fired upon by the enemy.
THE Sentinel saw two men and fired pur.
sat was made, but the Iudiaus escaped
0ne moccasin track was d,slinguishable.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-30

An argument that may be urged with
grea, proprlety against Judge Saunders as
candidate for the Goyernorship, is, that
be was translated directly from the Judicial
bench 10 the political arena. The coui
dence that should BE- reposed il, and the
full Difference which should be entertained
for the tribunal Of justice, would be sadly
impaired, if it were known or thought, that
under the ermine of the Judge are beating
political aspirations. A man who assumes
the high dignity Of Judgeship, should con.
slider his life theuceiorth consecrated to JUS.
tlce; us much so as the man devotes his
life TO religion who puts on the sacerdotal
robe. How incongruous we might almost
say how sacrlIegious, for man who TO day
bears aloft the even scales Of justice, to be
seen tomorrow sweating and toaming Oh
tho stump. Public sentiment should be
taught TO frown upon such unnatural per.
versions ofthe fitness Of things. Whining
ton Chronicle.
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wcgoian had, a short time before, removed
10 Cincinnati. lie was a crony Of many
Of the Association, and to him the preten-
ded reply of Gen. Harrison's friends was
sent, that he might copy it, append 10 it
the names of some gentlemen well known
in Cincinnati, and return il with that clty's
post-mark. This clumsy fraud aud forge
ry was deliberately perpetrated, incredible
as it may seem, although. conscious Of the
absolute certainty Of detection. But those
Immediately engaged in the affair, well
knew that they could not suffer any loss Of
character by the transaction; while those
who secretly pulled the wires, hoped to es-
cape detection, and that before the matter
was blown, the forgery would have accom-
plished its objcct.-Roleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-30
The Elections.

Ner }orL.-The Tammsny OF Van Bu.
rem party, have succeeded IN the city Of
New York. yariau has been re elected
Mayor, and the Locos have IL out Of the z
wards. But to effect this, il is said, the
custom house officers alone we're taxed TO
the amount Of over II 900 dollars, and 1900
foreigners were converted into citizens and
brought up TO The polls. Yet notwiihs,and.
ing all this exertion, the Vans carried the
city BY majority Of only about 1900.
In Brooklyn, the Wings have prevailed
IN SIX out Of nine wards, aud elected the
Mayor. In many other towns heard from,
the Wing party is largely on the increase.
The resul, in the city of New York was
no; unexpected by the Wings, and their
hope Of carrying the state next fall for liar.
rison and Tyler, is more confident than CIV.
err They calculate upon majority Of at
least fifteen thousand.
.Nep Jersey.-The township elections
took place on Monday Of last week, and
have resulted in favor of the Wings in al.
most every place yet heard iro,n. The
state is considered safe for Harrison and
Tyler.
PenHSylrGria.-TAe Wings have car.
ried five on; of the six wards in the district
of Southwark, Philadelphia county, By an
aggregate majority of AIS votes. Last
year the Locos carried the district by a
majority OF, we believe, over 700. Similar
changes have manifested themselves in
many other portions Of Pennsy lyauia.
Tennessee. Bedford county last year
gave Polk a majority Of 500 votes; this
spring, in the election Of county officers, the
tables were turned. and the Wings are again
triumphant. The ShelbyviIle Locofoco pa.
per acknowledges a most disgtaceful de.
feat" and tie "signaI triumph Of the
Wings. ave are bealen-badly beaten
he says; and il is perfect folly to say 9th.
erwisc." AID 50 It's going throughout the
State.
Ohio,-In the city Of Cincinnati the
Wings have trumphed glorously; they
have prevailed in every ward. OF the G5
candidates on the regularly nominated llar
rlson ticket, 81 were elected. Tue Locos
made a hard struggle, and some Of their
candidates even declared themselves at the
polls Harrison men bul II all would rot do ;
they we're beaten al every poia. AMI CON
pleiely routed.
From other portions Of tho State the &C
counts are equally cheering. Troy, Day,
ton, and NeHbe,ry township, heretofore
strong holds Of Van Burenism, have nov
gwen handsome Wing majotlties. Il Con.
cord, Stanton and Newton, and the city Of
Evansville, the entire Wing ticket has pre-,
vailed. Aud so tie bali rolls on
Ncp Orleans Here, too, we may claim
victory; and-but we will stop here for
the present; already We have had glory
enough for one day"
Rhode TSlana.-The Wing candidate,
Samuel Ward King, is elected Governor OF
this State by majority fourteen hundred
yoies-being the largest majority erer CIR.
en- in a contested guberaaiional election
The entire Wing Senate is elected by about
the same majority. This majority will be
increased at the Presidential election. The
House Of Representatives of the State will
consist forty nine Wing, and twenty. three
Administration members.