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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10
LIFE OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN

BY MOSES DAWSON.
VVNHE above work is now ready for delivery,
and Oh sale by the publisher. Subscribers
for the same, and the community at large, can
Obtain them on application to to publisher, to
whom orders from dstancewl be directed.
!. w. ELY, Publisher.
Cincinnati, aug. 3. No. 10, Lower Market St
They may also be had at Democratic Hall, o.
Messis. Dawson Il Fisher, or the Agent of the
the city. Mr.. ]. O'C. Purcell.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10
Atte ntion, Guards!!!

n HE members of the 2nd Light Infantry Com
} pany are hereby notified to appear on the
parade ground in Georgetown, on Wednesday,
the 18th of September, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
sad day, armed and equipped as tbclaw directs,
for the purpose Of drill
by ,rder of the Capt.
JACOB BAKER, o. S.
Sent. 8. 1910. It.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10

Mn. EDTroR Please announce the name Of
THos. H. LINcH, as n suitable person for the Office
of County Auditor, and obliga
A SUBSCRIBER.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10
BY the GoveFnor:.
WILSON SHANNON
WILLIAM TREv1TT,
Secretary Of State.
INFORMATION WANTED.

& w. CLAIM, one Of the editors and propria-
3 stors of the " Repository 81 Whig'' published
at Chambsrsburg, Pa. has been ab,eu! since the
26th of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (who are ig-
norant of the existence of any adequate
canse for his leaving the place Or his business)
ms TO where he is, or indeed whether he is alive
OF not Any person VINO can give any inlorma
ton concerning him, will greatly oblise his freNds
by communicating ths same, by letter, to G. X.
Harper, of ChambeFsburg, Pa. Mr.. Catliu is
about 81 years ofnge, he has black hair and eyes,
rather under the common size, coughs very much
whaa talking, and has weak hoarse voice.
Aug. II, lS40.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10

ates in Tennessee, Messrs. Bell and
Foster.
Under snch circumstances how con-
temptbIe does this demagogue appear,
when he descends from his high place
in the Senate and roams over the coun-
try, retailing ISLANDERS against the living
aud the dead.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Hermitage, Aug. 18th, 1S40.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10
PROCLAMATION.

To tie qualified Electors Of BrOrn
County, Greeting:
You arc hereby notified 10 meet at the
usua! or proper places Of holding cleo
tons in your respective iOwHshipz. on the
second Tuesday Of October next, being
The i3ih day Of lbe month, and then and
there, according to law, vote for one Gov
ernor for The State Of Ohio; oae Represen.
iatlye to Congress, 10 represent the 5lh
Congressional district; aud three Repre-.
senlatlves, TO represent Brown, Clemoni
and Clinton counties in the next General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio: Also,
vote Tor one Sheriff, one Auditor, one
Recorder, one Commissioner and one
Coroner, for Brown County.
Given under my hand, at Georgetown.
this 7lh day of September, 1870, in the
3Sih year OF this State, and of the Inde-
pendence of the United States, the six-
ty-fifth.
JOHN J. HIGGINS. Sh'ff B. c. o.
Also, in obediance to las enacted b,
the Legislature Of this State, entitled ''Al
Act relating to Juries," | hereby give no
tice TO the Trustees of tile different town
ships, TO select, ON the said l3.h day o
October next, for the next year, the mum
Der of Jurors as follows, 10 wit;
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10

ave have it from a friend OF undoubt.
ed veracity, that after Mr.. Clay had de.
Tended Mr.. Burr at Frankfort, in Ken
lucky, against the charge of high trea-
son, be had a violent alteration with the
late Judge Daniel Symmes, upon the
subject in which he, Mr.. Clay, as
serted that Colonel Burr, was a prose
cuted and innocent man. How those
demagogues do betray themselves
Their memory must either be exceeding
ly treachorous, or hey must calculate We
ry largely on the gullibilily of the people.
Surely Henry Clay cannot imagine that
the American people have forgotten the
infamous bargain made and consumated
between him and John Q. Adams, in
1925.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10

JOHN J. HIGGINS Sh'ff. 3. c. Q.
Sept 7lh, 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-10

ANTlsLAVERY CONVENTION.
We have been informed that an Anti
slavery Convention was held at Hamil-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
From the Burlington Free Press)
WEsT ALBURGH, Oct. "a, 1910

H. B. SrAcY, ESQ, Dear Sir-I re-
ceived letter from Benz. Mott. one OF the
Canadian convicts sent hy the Colonial
authorities 10 New Holland in the month
Of Sept. 1899, dated the 17th of May $40,
and as it may he interesting to the public
to hear from him, you are at liberty IN
publish the following extract in your val
liable paper.
He writes that he is on the Island oI
New Holland al place called Long bottom
about eight miles from Sydney al work at
cutting timber and saving blocks Tor pa
wing roads for government, under charge
of a government officer; that he is used
well and is not compelled 10 work very
hard, that he is locked up at night 10
room with dozen more coHvIcts, and called
again at dav break To resume his labor, and
that they have every Saturday afternoon
10 themselves TO do their washing and pre-
pare for The Sabbath, and goes about
mile with the keeper and the inhabitants
to Church. He writes that the inhah-
itants are well pleased with their good con-
duet and that he expects within lew
months TO get the liberty OF the Island,
and INDUCES a hope that be will sgain get
his liberty as they are not sentenced lof
any particular term Of time. lie was hEe
months on his voyage, and nothing paTlie-
ular occurred during their passage only
the death Of one Of The convicss, he thinks
that he is eighteen thousand miles from
home, and writes that he lie in good health
and spirits.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

EuReTE asp rHE EAsr.-Aftet the
loll eompendigm Of Fofrign news publish
ed 10 the lsst two ngmhefs OF this paper
4 men be evldrn, 20 the most careless %
server, that mighty events are oa the " inr
The plot Is rapidly ihiokening. and every
day is Fastening the grand aenoucmeut
Whether we are To have a repetition ot
The b!oojy scenes Of former times is the
question, which appears 10 excite the great.
est sooilUde. A short time mus, decide
~. A crisis has arrived which will not al
mt Of any diplomatic delay. In the block
sding, bombstdIng and burning Of towns,
there Is something more decisive than the
mysteries end sub,le,ies OF diplomacy.
The allies are disposed to drive matters to
exiremIties and will Dot be satisfied until
they expel Mehemet from Syria.
We repes;, that there must in our opin-
ion be a blaody war with him. VIII
France ook on and see the treaty enforced
without making any resistance, after oil
the uproar she has made abont it. This
seems impossible. Can the treaty be mod
fled so as TO be acceptable 10 her This
seems improbable Tor whatever may be
the disposition of the other parties
10 the treaty, Russia viii not yield an
inch. The Emperor Nicholas has secured
the signature of England To the treaty, and
he would sooner see all Europe in flames,
than consent 10 modify a single article
Nothing could please him more Than To see
Europe involved in general war. Hc
would then attend 10 The Ottoman Empire
without troubling his allies 10 take any lot
or par, in the matter.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

ELEcTIoNs.-We have not published
the tabular statements of the votes in
towns and counties, as these are toun-
ded on mere rumors and reports in
the first instances, and which, are therefore
uniformly erroneous.
Pennsylvania. The democratic MAORI
ty variouslv estimated at from 1000 up
wards. The Democratic Central Com
mltee claims majority Of 2,000, but
this is doubtful. The wings have Il major
lily in the Senate, The House is q tie, so
wings and 80 Democrats.
NfD Jersey. The whig majority will
not very far from 1000. This is not how.
ever fair criterion Of the strength Of par.
ties, as in many counties only one tickc,
was run.
Ohio. Wing majority between IS Geo
and 10000
Georgia. In the popular vote whig
majority about s, 500. The wings have a
majority in both branches Of The Legis.
alure.
South Carolina elects nine members oi
Congress. In the four districts heard from,
Van Buren, members have been elected.
So far as the Presidential contest
IS concerned, these States all stand
where they did in 1886, except South
Carolina, which, il is expected, will vote
for Mr.. Van Buren,. The State elections
in the Southern States, it is said, are not
a sure indication Of their vote on the Pres
dental election.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
"CERIIFICATF.rr

THIS ,sio certify thai nv Wis vs., afflicted VITA
an Clssr on her lea hr i've Yeas, wt,h gieRt
sSeilpg FROM ihe toes 10 the kn.r, together with
painful sofos on different pafs 81 tbs lee, AID alter
nss'ug varioDs rsmsdss ffara d gef snt payn,oisrs
ia no effect u was considered iy those that ttsv
her, that nothing short Of az amputai,on would
save the hic ot the patieut. ! fortunately con,-
menced uFeIng DE-. BANG's EENoVATlNG
MIXTURE, and by constant use of IL ~ ionr
oF ave weeks, together vith an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, nay WIFE, 10 NY great Joy. M.
restored 10 perfect health, which sho has eoniius
ued e. ENJOY for eighteen nonh~ past.
(>isurd) FRANCIS WELsE
stanbridGe, a.. CO March n, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
DE EANGS.
Rcnotaiing Mixture.


EVoR THE CUHE of Rprev,rtsu.
Srfnllls ~ AiaF E.t9. Hip af.rAses.
ps,nfai sjIrrNtans Is IS henes. L isyfsg~.l
throat sod nnstfis. Jlerfs At every dr.
scriwlog. Fever S.Irs. and Internal Ab-
sersse~. Scah3 EIraI. l'.crg atrd frrt AMI
legs, blnichcs, a#a u.' .uds II disrssr~ ~
the akin alsa, FILES, "a lbe4 u.ss. an
gfaHaied fafn'.
This medicine is slaeulstly ciFcscjous ia
Teuovsting hose constitutions which have
bern brekrn down hy l0iuJicious trrainirnt.
In general Terms, it IS recommended IN al
those daeAscs which sJIae ltam impurities
Of tire b1od or ,iIiatsoH Of tie humofs. uf
whatever pame af Lind. Some of fha
above Complaints uay Frquitr some tti1tnr
assistant application. whiCh the rrcnn,-
stances ol tac case will dictate bot iof
general remedy OF prescription 20 remove
lhe causr, tbs compound viii h. found
sufficient.
OF sii remedies yet discovered flr .tr
eefe Of a particular disease. ,his Is the
most certain. II makes a q. rrdy ard l,rr.
msHeni cure, wItll9ut The least regard io
diet, exposure, " application 10 business.
Even when the disease hss heroine cnnsti-
tutionai, ard Mercury with other popular
remedies, have faded, this MiNtufe has
never been known 10 fal IL performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long ounrk.
ian recommendations but leaves tie nedr
ssbe TO speak for Itself
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Ilighgate, March 24lh. 1890
DIFFERENCES.

solomon Johnson, Durham l.. G. h,r
the cure nl an ULcER and ScRoruL ous
AFFECTION Ct he stomach and bowels.
Xebunn Cornell and Ebeurzcr Phelps
Esq, lSlanbfidge l.. e., Tor the CURE OF
RHEUHATIsM.
Martin Rice, Slanbridee L. C.. iar m
Eruption Of tie Skin. nsoien Ter &c.
caused by the unski!lui uSe 81 Csonrl.
Eraslus Stanton, Sianbfidee t.. C.. fof
the cure Of The Piles in a most sgrrva'rd
form.
VIM II. Gordon Esq. of Sians'cad, l..
G. Tor The cure Of scaid head or finea "a
pitts on child.
Mr. Vincent, Of Stsnbrdnr, H. c. for
the cure Of sore head and ears, on = child.
Charles Phelps Esq, Of StsnhrideP, H.
c. for the cure OF an erupi've disease II
the skin.
Letters post paid from any part, drscril-
ing The ease, with for Tie above mixture,
will he promptly answered and The mrdi-
cine should Tie ease require
tie use ol the mixture, providing alwats
that the money be- FIRE, received.
Price s % for M. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made where a
quantity is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
DE. JOHN T.. BANGS,
SlsnhfIdge J.. c.
For sale also al this Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
TAKE NOTICE.

With this number, those out Of The
State, whu have not paid for The North
American, or with whom we are not per-
sonally acquainted, will cease 10 receive
il. Al the same time, we would remind
those subscribers, that necessity cnmpe!s
the adoption Of such course, and If mel
ther their patriotism nor sense Of justice,
to which we have hitherto fruillesSIy APP
pliFd, impeI them TO liquldate old arresr-
ages-ihe sooner their names are erased,
the less will be the amount o, the pecuni-
aTy loss. Yet we repeat, that we hope TO
be saved the modification OF bearing tesii-
mony to such fragrant act Of dishonesty
and realising such lameniable eommenia-
ry on american patriotism. Nous rerreas.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

ho,bae3. who sfr indebted to the RENO
WAITING MIXTURE ior their complete
rrcavess from lhe various disrasrs whseh
sitiated .lsic 81 'be b.ati s'"sys pto.
docrs. 70 See aireriisfmtEt} a frw
bottles are c3, far salr with II. J. Thomas
Swan,oa, ard Mf. Upham al Histsstr.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
pI- .1noMfr Certificate. n.

This is to certify, thar since November 1888, |
have hcen afflicted with disease IN my hand,
which was a swelling and roughness. breakineout
IA sores, aud feteflsh shcelon, together With a
scro,uous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood AT lie burning ~ tbe
ia'ch Factory IN this psco last yess. ! have
consulted great number OF physicians ard used
heir different remedies. which gave r9c no relief.
was advised TO Try Or. Bangs RenorctsaR
MIXTURE. went 10 the Doctor and procured
number ii Lotilcs Of his medicine, AMI have beol,
using u FOR about ioGr weeks, my health il greatly
improved, my hands about well, the eweiIinv
under my cars has nearly al disappeared, and
am confident 10 a short time ! shall otiov perfect
health. believe this medicine 10 lie a powerful
and valuable remedy "a all diseases of the bloed
from The wonderful effect IL las had on me
wish 10 state thai | commenced taking Two
ea-spoonfu's, aud Increased the dose 10 a tabls
spoonful without any bad effect while OTHERS who
have been usine n, undarst4nd, cannot take oser
" icaspooa.ula.
TNAECTG CftnIGTtft%
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

to Thu Honest Duictman requests
the anthnt Of thc anonymous letter to place
o stake over the Identical sispt where has
property lies buried, es from tie pfrsent
information aud after a cafcfut and diitgenl
search, be has been unable ~ discover II.
IT, AssLrsTYSn.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

n nie the ssolopure II The subscriber bay hofte
a in good order, shnrt tall, slcndsfly tuh stlA
small star In The forehead, and spot of uhiie on
his back caused by wearing a saddle. Supposed
te be II years Of age or upwards Enquire Al
this Office or of
MTCH4Ek BFRGF
Suanfon 18Th Oct g4o.~g3@3-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
DIR. TAYLOR'S

EsaFS2 E1r GE4EV orr
Has'5ecn used successfuilg fog eight years
in TIE cure of CONSUMPTION IND
LIVER COMPLAINT 10 Rfmem-
Der, The original and gcnu,aeis mads only
al $40 BoWrey, n. J., oil Others are spu-
riotls and unauihort=ed Ia
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
Bangs, Renoyatins MIXTURE

This medicine is gaining q well reri'rd
celebrity smong the sick and afflicted
The Doctor mas lofnished Us with the
names Of several persons IN his own neigh-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
&traycd.

Z STo The enciasars n the sH5ssrbsr %
a the IS ut small pais-fsd Cos, vth hsF
two hind feet uhiis. ar.d hind qaatefs white. The
owser IS fesaes'sj - prove rrsPery. rsy ehsrses
and taxi her awsy.
ANHOE MCGEE.
R'gkEs,s, SEPT zs. 1870
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
10 ALL CONCERNED.

a Ii persons owing the Subscriber, whose de-
"A mands are no~ due. are hereby Informed iha.
lie must have his PAR ir1msdiSieig.
GEORGE BARNET.
Swsnten, Sept. Is, 1870. 2I-3
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

% Our wealth is often q snare to our
selves. and sIsssy, temptation TO Others
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
WRITING SCHOOL.

NJ J. THOMAS w;H oyen a JyRf7TNG
III H. SCHOOL IN this piliegs en- Mondqg
ersning nsTf. al early candle hxhtinr. The
romes of all trko seish 10 altemd should be ls(,
at his resfdsHce this rfsk
TERMS.
Is f,ssons Sis; 10 Iepeas 81 30; IS les.
soas $3.50.
szccntOH. Oct Z, 1850. e2-5s
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
TERMS.


FHtEE undersigned val petition tie gsnsrti
4 Assembly a tie State 4 yssn.Sat. ~ 80
mex; sesson, for the grant 81 Perry from a 5grEa
West 90 the lne of the Sfafs. ~ fbe isfrn sftea
yesi1 ffom had zstsr tic krs1 dav 81 Sovewib.r
1910 bes'Haing at the Csnfss hrs snd .riera.
~ along 'hs zsaera sanFs Il ssIa fasn # n,
buYsh south 70 gaiag csl.ss k-llsys point.
2<SrEL DRaHY
Ibursb. So. ?, $50 ies
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
pRI;NTI(;EANA.

II Amos Kendall visits Louisville, Lei
the Wings offer him no insult. lie; the
great chief of The Kitchen pass quietly
though our quiet cIty, without having 4
single dIsh-cloih pinned 10 his coat-taIl
The Globe talks Of the immediate or.
ganization Of an opposition 10 President
Harrlson's administration. is n. Elamp-
shire To be the file Header Of the oppo-
stion S,atesi Or will il be Arkansas !
just look at the Globe and Advert
scr's eAecration upon the recent great
popular election! Would not any one
suppose, from their ravin2s, that they
regard the ballot-b box as tho box OF Pan.
dora?
The Lexington Observer, in noticing
The result ot the Tannessee election
cxclaims: Z" Sir groons for Pok ano
Grmdy." We rather think that ,hes,
personogcs can DO their own groanipg
about these days,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

The undeniable fact that the Wing
party now constitute an hclnDInE
majority OF the peoplc-a majority Of ut
least ONE nUNpnED AND FIFTY THOU
SANDS great source OF affiictiOn and
discomfort to tho Tory press, but one
they cannot get over or do away with.
BY the arguments they have themselves
used for the past twelve years, it proves
at once the Wing patty TO be the only
Democratic party OF the Union. Their
own arguments, their own reasoning that
there can be no other democracy than
the "Democracy OF Numbers" takes
from them at once all right or title 10 that
name. The Loco Foco pariy-a mi
norl,y in twenty States by very large
maJorlties against ihcm-wnh decided
majority in the popular vote in only tw"
Slutes-a minority in the Union by hun
drcds OF thousands with both houses
Of the next Congress against them
claiming to be the dcmoc, diic party!
Language will not permit greater alb
surdiiy. No! The Wing party are the
Democracy, and none others have the
slightest pittcnslons to the title. Gen.
ildiIiSon Is lnc CHOiCe Ol the DenOCrW-
cy-lhat is, the minority Of the people
OF democratic government. lie will
be supported by minority Of both
Houses of Congress also The choice Of
the democracy. How idle and absurd,
then, TO suppose that ho can be other
than IL Democratic President, or that tho
pury supporting him can be other than
tho Democratic party! This is point
which the Wings, II they arc true to
themselves, will not lose sigh, OF. They
have for years been virtually a ,najori-
~ Of the people, and have at last dono
themselves The justice to resume tho
tights tha, have been wres,ed from them. d..
With this view, we present from time 10
time, The official returns in each State,
that the Nhigs, may no, lose sight Of
the all important fact that they IRE the
democracy OF Nunb,rs."
The following table exhibits the Presi-
dential vote OF the Now England States
IN 80, compared with tho one four
years since. Who a,e the Democracy
"f New England, nny easily lie nse.r-
tained by giancing al the footing Of the
following table.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
Free Suffrage.

The question of M extension Of Snf-
frayc (or rather " Free Suffrage as Il
would finally terminate.) has been start
ed by our political opponents, since tho
triumphant success Of the Wing canss,
with a degree of icrvor plainly TO DO
seen through and understood, and but
little argument is therefore necessary
to convince every Rhode Islander; aS to
the principal object of obtruding this
mooted question upon their consdcra-
tion at this time. The object is to get
up third party, (sinlilar 10 the anti
masonic pnrty that was, to hold the
balance of power, if possible mud by
Joining them (as they did tho anti-ma-
sonic party, the Locos hope to regain
their former nscendancy in the Stale
The Wings we doubt not, will be on
their guard, and consider we'll this de-
.ceptivc move-ths "last card" Of loco
locoism---tor they may rest assured, it
has its origin in locolocoism and the
Ultimate success Of that disappointed
faction, is tho chief aim and design Of
It's projectors. -..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

press the war with increased energy and
hope soon to apprisc the Department ri
The capture or destruction of some OF the
enemy
| have the honor to cncloas to you IA
copy Of The order issued on the renewal
Of hos,iliiies.
have the honor 10 be, sir, very re-
your obedient servant,
w. N. ARMISTEAD,
Brig. Gen. Com. Army Of Florida.
Hon. J. X. PoiNsETr, Scc'ry ofWnr,
Washington, ID. G..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

NATuASIEL PRiME.--The city uas shock.
ed this morning by hearing that this wei
known and much respected gentleman hor
peri-hed BY his own hand.
Mr.. Prime, in the possession of every thing
that could make life desirable. .-uu uubemishr,
character, large property. and surrounded h,
n numerous aud nGcctionn;c family--ha
added another IN the melancholy catalogus
Of those who have found life burthcn tot
grievous 10 be bornc.
With II very active mind, sound bodily con
stitulion, Mr.. Prime, after passing youth and
manhood in active business, retired many
years ago, and has since resided at lns beau
liiul seat at Hclgatc.
The want Of lis accustomed work may pos
siby have caused the mind TO prey upon i,ssf
Ccrlain it is, that at intervals lately, grea,
depression came over the spirits Of The de-
ceased, for which he was not able TO accoun,
and asainst which, olas he has been unable
successfully to struggle.
Yesterday he WAS in the city, well arps
ren'Iy, and cheerful; returned 10 his house
about | o'clock, and taking book, enid Inc
would lie down a while before dinner.
lie was within quarter Of an hour foun,
by Mrs. p on the floor Of his dressing room
in pool Of blood md dcad--,hc fatal razor
near him in iis case.
The coroner went out this morning, nnt
after vie wing the boGy and hearing lie ics.
l,imohy-itc verdict ot the jury was, that The
deceased put An end to his existence during
a temporary arrangement Of mind, produced
by iudisposition.-.N.I J. I'm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
THURSDAY, December 3.

We post up this week our account IN
full Of tho Electoral votes. South Caro-
lima will no doubt cast her vote for Van
Buren,, and the final result will he MS
found below-giving to Gen. Harrison
ID more Electoral votes than we gave
him in the estimate we published on
the 20lh Of August, aud which, il will
be recollected, we invited the Locos 10
place by the side Of their own calcula-
tions for future reference.