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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
an extraordinary c-s: II RI,rrrrf ism. ac~orlpl-
MID niLL DLlrrLL.n md Nerrgl-. N.biMLl

dH tEtrG0Fdi"drH' 'sa " i'.e.N''' 'NH' 9crotigI-
MED iCiti DjgrrIyrg and NsrrgIs HsJiiity
NJ. Josop, Hart, from being exposed 10 cold
was attacked with most painful BLrumari. com.
plant of the head, and neck which continued wiki
dIsJrt-snG violence for several months Tao lT,U-
pam m tIa Joints. and an Curlr. loss Of their
use: both the pain and tine fever generally suffered
increase lH the evening, The pains Ecr, iucreas
rd on tHg slightest motion, and were more severe
the urgHr time. A constant OIarEHaga, which
produced Js general gaEs 4ggHccs- Eaj.ieucy, low
ness Of spirits, and general wasting OBJ. the pp .-
He was indeed SO extremely Oh THAT his medical
attendant could not possibly give The least homes
Of biz recovery, and u was generally believed hy
las r, Juves and friends that all tnC medicines oT
treatment IN this world could not him any relief
Eut seeing au advertisement on Hunts Botanic
Pills, hc was directed by 90 Almighty pryy.u,rt.
90 use thUiu be Odd so, and after iJrIulght they
produced a favorable change, and be is nos heal
thy and stEOLg man JOS. HAtT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
Liser Compliant l,.1 atal DsrangsaeE! Of ns

Lirer Compliant l-iM hgUei Deraug e4eEG q Hs
Lirer ~.etrUI.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was an ctcd with bilious
and nervous disease tu an alarming degree, te NJ
attended with all the distressing syrnr toms which
affect relaxed condition, VIA sick head ache
loss Of appetite, gIua.Ugss ia The head pain II the
stomach after eating unusual tIgmp.s, shifting
spHs.uu4Ic pIlgs In every part Of the body, cold
ciIlls, sgl.pV complexion, C1stIvUrss, and a con
slant dull pain IN the right side, wulca often udu
FED the most dreadful debility; indeed hc thought
Au was afflicted with every internal complaint the
human body Is Igbl- 10. Hc was general, making
trial OF various remedies. all OF hIgu we're equally
Ruthless uutil he had recourse o. Hunts Bftaui.
Pills, from he superior yrtucs of which medicine
UIs health - perfectly C-cstghh-H.S, and ls now
able To pursue uIs emp lUyIuJnt free from pain on
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

rom wet anu cold; aH theworst symptoms o. % D..
'"uNlS NJ loHCW "a bEItnCss across the lt.t
WIN difficult aud Distressing brca'iio-. Dun D.
inc inst year OF has illness the disease increased
sp alaTElu-ir sE in prevent he following AZ, htst
ness, having luF' ul~ speech ard being thTcatsr,f
with immediate su.l.CluOu, uHul csriOus cN-
it'.ut aHtn v. u.' cen. on, Nh, tnit save lin,
I''..i 'og lew hours, The physicians Who att,,-
o,a uiru 1rou"unccd his complaint beyond the 100
s,'.NlF oi cure, hlt az last Providence directed 4
t.it. - bc l,lt NJ ms house. after which a.
lfH'rIl,1 some olDr. Hunts Rotauic pills an
r.. .EN.n- Hi'w boxes he found iiuisClf sntr,Iy
I..Ll It complaint, bcuL capable al his tt,ur
80 ,N....g ,.eu ofwalkinC forty miles { auy
81. "A,-ut oI l.o -u-LIacni. nf L.LEci h.nitl,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

TzZO CAEpENIEkS-A few, conc. 81. EoI,I-,,7-,-
n Architect, latest edition lust received aud g.,
sale boy ST.PiiEN~ON :. CAtgyy,,n
iuuu 3y-G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

her are about - cou Itles in Illinois which gay,
HaJotuy or - for the Van Burea ticket In $50
~ a popular vote ef Al ,ET ~ ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
To Millcrs and others. Shipping Flour 10 the East
ward tor Suic
pTS

To MiilcTs aud others, shipping Flour 70 tho East
ward for Suic
III K RIS n FORD.
Flour Merchants, Pkiiodglyiid
INFORM all persons who ship Flour 10 Tho above
Z Market that they engaged IA the Commission
business tOrthe sale of IhaI article and having great
facilities for making prompt aud advantageous sales
they solicit consignment. from the West Their
warehouses Is located IA part of the CITY which is
peculiarly favorable for The sale e Flour asd they
will always be abc sell al the highest rltcs and
viii charge the lowest commissions: Address
HARRIS a. LINFORD.
Is and IL South Third 81 Philadelphia
Refer toJ. W. Burh.id,e ~ CO; MrNav, Hanna. q
Co; Hampton, Smith e. Co.; Bailey y Co; Da!z.H
Taylor a Co; PI,tsburgh.
aug lin Pitts. Adv.
ri lFE and correspondence Of Mrs Hawks Just re-
q 4 cgIved and for sale d.
STEPHENSON 81 GARWOOD.
june 3o-G
THOlCE WINES. ,lc.-Just received direct from
~ the importers the following named Wines * Ii
quurS warranted pure the quality OF which can be re
relied ou for Medical purposes.
Old pale sherry wine vcrysupcror ondrat ~ IN bottles
Old Madeira VINE
Old Cognac Brandy. choice on d'aush' & in dcmiiphns
Do Champagne
do Scigucue
For sale by SOLOMON KING,
June p i6 water street.
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~ POLITICIANS

~ POLITICIANS.
X POLITICAL Mirror review Of .Iark.oui.r,
ri y" ght. character pr Jefferson. a IL %, ,,,,s =, {
each Just received and Ter -uI, by
STEPHENSON d GAEWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

NOTICE.
4 IL persons indebted 10 David Agucv Of Vince
n ling Va. by Bond, Note. BpoS account or 9th.
erwlSe wall take notice that said Arnc,y by assign
mcni duly executed dated % July Is 10, has assign.
ed and transferred all such debsand claims of any de-,
cuPuun 10 the subscriber, for certain purposes All
persons indebted 10 sand AurUcw viii make payment
to the underssu without DELAY. and save costs.
HENRY MOORE
Wheeling July - lSiO-T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

1Oupr I.-rr, r,,,- 1886. 1910.
1t T. lEIURNS. MAJORITIES
T., OF, - Whig. V. Il. Whiy. b
In 2Scountcs, corrected ''
1927 o2ff 3tot o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
,,rIi:.,Jlii.> n.y. >., Nhs"lin.,. Va.
- 80 ftN ~tlN g. y EAl.F. iari H..
DE. GOODIES CELEBRATED EL-


~, ~ "Hrd in the notice OF the ladies "a safe aIi
l-,Ihl remedy m removing those compliant.
,Il3r 10 insr sex from want of exercise, OF g,i,.
."'N''Uil' OF the system, Distractions SuuIT,.s.
SONS, and lrrt-ulariv of the Mcusps; attbr sac :,
+ht Strengthening, cleansing. and gINipa tome a.,
Lc Stomach aud Bowels and rf9durIog !, -, -
liz A'Iiluy acuuu Throughout The system pcn,r-
-"t. lh'y create AyEyutC, correct Iuuigtsti r.
","lc ''iddln'ss. and Nervous Headac he, ard are
,"Hih.htF useful IN those hatulont COMPLAINS
WnI.h stress Females 50 much "a the "'I'utn -
-, .lhty DbNl7tC Cus'lN nCss, and Commerce al
ty.ttSfoh ana Nervous Affections. likewise afford
* 'uu ara permanent rtlof Ia Fluor Albus
~ W Mites, aud ~ the most obst!rateCascs a. CbIC
'sN.S OF brt,n sickness. 'hty invariably rcsto,.
- ~ F"'''~ aho dtAcatc female 10 health and Wig
Thesc Pills have gained the sanction and AZ
f""i s...ui 'Ar most eminent Physicians IN the
.Ihltd states. and many Others can likewise To-
NY 10 tneir extraordinary efficacy TO urrri.,i r.,
'"ts' W nose expectations Of the tendcrpst nj Ircs
.11'Huunla happiness have been defeated th,s,,
-, 10y uN H"Is esteemed h.Isstul boon. Thsc
%" r'hrNa e aI' functional debility and II taL,y
i,l- ~ ..rCoi'ns' obNlatc all morbid actioen
HH"'ePtI mat lllromC and tisagrcaPhlc son "a tin
ominou To females a. zach monthly return Et,o
Nse Nic itlCid nj pains m the back sda or Ions
'cy generally CUUutcTact the uaus,, a y,u,,,ip.'
other nervous affection, IN ,alornsis ar crc,,,
Fhh'ss. m few DAYS and il rtinucd acrgTdTnr
N'IcrllDnS' soon effect perfect Iur, Nothing
.Shaily clhcdcious IN recruiting the palid and
IFioWGe who has been drrin. her ufc irrcr1i-r
"a stHsI'ivc. a. the FEMALE PILLS Thcss
7'"Igtt tht whole system improve the me-
80 ~ '.'N'h lhc immaGlnatiun, create ape
Ne aud restore tranquil roposc MANY Lupd1sJ
s"ldi's can tssrtr Of their efficacy, and many
~ -tihs IN TINS CItv - also fhrou. bout tho m,
'u 'ttts can bear tCs;u,. nv 10 .heir tpcrits ana
NII' T0i aFy NTu's. They arc Invaluable to 81
eel"d and relaxed females no fro a y,so,,d ona
lh'ulf l1heurs are afflicted with v.,aku,s. and
''THl,l's' Iu winch case they are highly usciHl
"s'.i"tulng az TIE same time the slot1acD lie
,, '"o "N~"I'lu Sons, aud he whole cuI.st-
THIS medicine is ACKNOWLEDGED TO be one Of the
{,5 eva ii L'.F discovered, 9s a urijcr "f Ills
'HII"tT a. a sud rife Alternative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
BEWARE OF cot lNsffRf y IH i'

tdH'i'n'- &c PARTICULAR IN purchasing 70 81.
u"t tur i''oi 81 iEis Medicine contains a motto, IS
MS entry accordlng 90 { on Cor-rcss Snd ~.
NcWisc particular m obtaining them m 100 81,
nam St. New ork. or from The
REGULAR EGENTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

'4Ut'gR-!i e part Suiar In purchasing To see ihat
nc ld'ei" OF ms Medicine contains notice of is
I'lts a,c'Tl'IP T. Art ~ Congress. And be ike
vs. R'!l,, m obinI-lng them at 100 Chatham
81. New \ uT,, from the
, REGULAR AGENTS.
s,r1t, -. r. ~, Nheglin..
.. '..N''N a. n rAL, Pafkef shuTg.
THNp COUNTRY UATTERS Tho sulscrihrrh ma,
"A Just received irur h,,r Iork "a large assortment
OF Pai'h E9ssa ii1i Eoii,S Which hc will sell for
cash at small advance lrn the Manufacturers prisr.
lIi feIrs, Russia Sheiac, ,rc. constantly ON ha, -
sic 'ie Va. I.o'eI. \. &. NJ ALA
j'"e M Mani -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
REGULAR AGENTS. 49,,

w. II. MING - wafer 80
!. v. RoBtNsoS, Portsmouth, u.
j. MOREisoS, Columbus y.
Of whom alsD may he obtained,
DR.. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Won Huthcler Herb Pills,
DIR. Evans Fever aud A-Ue PILE,
Or. Hunts BOtanIc Pills,
Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, for Tecihlng.
The above invaluable Medicines sold Whole
ile and Retail at 100 Chatham ST., New York; }
South Seventh street, Philadelphia; p Market St,
Louisville, Kentucky; 80 Cprnhill, Boston, Massa-
.husetts: md OF The following Agents W llliam II.
King Wheeling, Va, l.. V. Robinson, Portsmouth,
Ohio. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
NR VIM EVANS SOOrHlNG Sl-
mp. FOR G IILDREN TEETHING.-

)1nrerous Case of COuVul-tOns aud Paunlu! Deatl.
ON Cured ~ DIR WIN Evans Soothing Syrup
To rHE AGEST OF DR. EVANS SoorHING SYRUP.
Dear Sir. lac great heReht Afforded q my su.ier-
nriurtut BY your Soothing Syrup. IN a cE Sc IF pro-
rac,ed aud painful dentItinn, must convince every
ceiling parent how essential an early Application of
such am in, aluab'e medicine Is TO relieve infant
misery aud torture. NV infant while ieetnS, eXpeTI;
yncsi such acute sulierings that u WIS attacked
with commissions, aRd my wife aud family supposed
hat death would soon release the babe from anguish
in W. procured a bottle Of your Syrup; winch as
soon as applied to thc gums, wOnderiul chanS e
was Produced aud after few upphcalons, the
.hild displayed obvious relief and by continuing in
Is use | am glad to inform you, that the ChHd mas
corn ,lstely recovered, and no recurrence of that
awfal complaint has since occurred; the teeth are
4manating tally, and the child enjoys perfect health.
give YOU my cheerful PERMISSION TO make TINS ac-
acknowledgements public aud will Il dly give any in.
ormatOn on this circumstance. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

E--F-we believe Il Is generally acknowledged b p
hose who have tried It, that DR.. Evans syrup Tor
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised Ia another col
TIM Is highly useful article for the purposes tor
which IL ia Intended. Highly respectable lndivld-
ials a. any rate who have made use oi IT, do not
ac slate To- give its virtues the sanction OF their
IA nes.-Bostou Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
WN JOHNSON.

gentleman Who has made trial of Dr. w. Ey
ans soothing wrap IN his family lin case of teeth
ng chit ~ wishes US tn that he found entirely
eff ctual i'm relieving pain IN the gums aud prevent
ug the consequences which sometimes tohoW' we
-heerfully comply with his REQ 'est'-sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

BTwARE ~ CONTRIBUTES.
~t-C1u'i3u.-Be particuI.. Il, go. t,slr,,, Gee
that the Label ~ thls hnrd' "a contains notice of
ts entry according 10 Aei OF Congress. And be
ban 49, New York ur from the Z" ~ ''' o'"'
REGULAR AGENTS
WM.H. p. sf',,r.,,per Mhcchrg Va.
WV. ~ y. W Wv. ,N 20 f..ker4trrg
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26

PilQthd, Nor. LIST, l64o.-By last nights
express | am enabled to give you the re-
suit of the conference of the Indians with
Gen. Armstead at Tampa Bay.
Halleck Tustenugga, Tiger Tail, and
six others came in at the appointed time,
aud among other things, agreed to meet
the General with 300 Of their people at
Fort King on the eth inst. for the purpose
of further negotiations. 1t is expected
that the two Chiefs named, will proceed
to Washington and visit the President IN
propric persona.
If they should deem il their interest to
come in good faith, it may end the war,
as they probably have it in their power to
dictate terms of peace : but | opine that il
the war is ended only upon the good faith
of the Indians, it will last forever and q
day. They are like England on the bouu
dairy question: they will appoint commits
sioncrs and negotiate until doomsday-ant
until doomsday hold on to the country.
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GDd rgDt&R ;
Thursday, November 30, 1870.
TIE ILLUMINATION.

Our Town, according to previous notice,
was Illuminated on Friday night last, and
although the time was short tic display
WIS very fine. The weather was uncon-
monty fine, none could wish better. There
were S3Yeral transparencies, the four al
the Cont House, executed principally IN
the Ladies, was the object Of considerable
attraction. The one on the North side had
the Wing States with the maiorities as far
as heard. The one on the South side had
on il "llarrison, the Cine pnaius of the
West, called by acclamatior 20 preside over
the Republic" On the one at the Las,
side was Inscribed " Harrison, he is honest,
he is capable, be is faithful to the Cunst:.
tuition" On the one at the West side was
".Iohn Tyler, the Patriot Statesman Of
Virginia, worthy Of his il!ustrious associ-
ate.' 1T mir. Crittcnden's Carriage Shop
was another transparency having on i, the
implements Of the trade and the inscrip-
ton No reduction of Wages During
the evening several skv.rockets we're dis
charged in fine style and attracted much
attention. There was goolly number OF
our country friends in town, and they all
seemed TO ENJOY the scene, and such an ex.
hibi,ion was no doubt new to many ofthcm.
Well may we rejoice At the "good rid.
dance 10 bad rubbi h. that has been ac-
complished BY him who ruleth in the ar.
mics Of earth as well as in the armies Of
Heaven; and may Americans learn right.
~ 10 appreciate the blessings and the priv.
ilcges bestowed upon Us by kind Proyi-
dcnce, and let them stick % principles IA.
thor than names.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
PENITENTIARY AND LUNATIC ASY
LUM.

We are glad to see that the g Standard,
whose associate Editor is Lawyer. is
pressing upon the attention of the Legis.
Iature, the establishment of Penitentiary
and Lunatic Asylum. Our views on these
subjects have been too repeatedly express
ed, to need repetition. If there be a State
in the Union, where there is a necessity
for reform in the Criminal Code, that State
is North Carolina and we hope the Leg
islature will not adjourn, without taking
efficient steps, at least, towards the intro
duction Of the Penitentlary system. 1t is
not only desirable on the score of human
ity, but as source of constant Revenue
to the State, it will always prove if pro-
perry managed--Ral. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26

The Hon. II. w. Connor requests US
TO say, that he cannot again be candidate
for Congress. lie makes this announce
inent thus early to give the district, which
he has so long and SO faithfully represent
ed, ample time to cast about for a success.
sor.-Liacoin Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, l840.
Wa Davidson
rs. Original Attachment
Jeremiah Alderson
Levied in tie hands of Joseph Weeks and John
Weeks, Executors of John Weeks, sen. decd.
and them summoned as Garnishees.
EFT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
g that the defendants NOT an inhabitant Of this
State, Ordered therefore, that publication be made
SIX weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appears at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for said county,
at the Court House in Charlotte on the 4:h Mon
day in January next, and plead, answer or demur,
Judgment by default viii be entered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office the lth Monday of October, A. d., 1910.
B. OATES, c. H. C,
Price adv. S55. TIA
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
to5er Term, lS40.
Henry Cathey, agent for
Andrew Cathey, Or;c,n,, Attachment
rs.
VIM. l., Westmoreland.
Levied in the hands of Noses Alexander and him
summoned as Garnishee.
ut appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
4 that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this
State, Ordered, therefore, that publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appears at the next Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions. to be held for said county,
at the Cout House in Charlotte, on the 4th Mon
dav in January next and plead answer or demur,
Judgment by default will be entered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office, the 4th Monday Of October, A. D., lS4O
B. OATES, C NJ. C.
Price adv S. TIA
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The Albany Argus, speaking of the rt

The Albany Argus, speaking of the re-
suit of the great contest, characterizes ii
as "the general defeat of the American
Democracy" Pray, what is the Democ.
racyl Have the People been defeating
themselves Or, in this happy country
is it the o8ice-holders only who compose
the Democracy Give us definition
sweet sirs ~. 7. Com.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
IMPORTANT DEPARTURE.

The n. Y. Star makes the following an.
nouncement:
o. k.--OFF FOR kuBA.--We are in
formed that Francis P. Blair, Esq, of the
Washington Globe, has sailed for Cuba, in
the Chrisloval Colon. We do not hear
that Mr.. Woodbury. or Mr.. Poinsett are
among the passengers III that vessel. Pro
baby Mr.. Blair has gone on as an Gcanl
courier, to see that comfortable quarters
are prepared for their reception by the
fourth OF March.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
SPECIAL ELECTION.

4 Special Election held in Richmond
County, on the 18th inst for a member OF
the House of Commons, to supply The va
cancy occasioncd by the resignation OF
GEORGE THoMAs, Col. JOHN ". Cov1NC.
TON (Whig) was elected. The poll stood
Covington Whigl 597-Terry 40. Mir.
G.. has taken his seat.-iJ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
THE STEAMBOAT VAN BUREN,

THE STEAMBOAT VAN buren,,
ONLY -FOUR YEARS OLD,
CoMMANDANr, AMOS KENDALL,
Win leave on the ith Of March next, for
Salt Rtrfr via K,ndfrhook.
For Freigh' " Passage apply at the
White House, Washington City, or at the
Captains office.
n. bah Baggage, Extra Globes, and
Glentworth Papers, at the risk of thc own.
ers.
Hypocrites will be in attendance to
amuse the passengers, free of charge.
b. F. Butler, Jesse Hoyt, Recorder
Morris, F. P. Blair, and other choice spi.
rits, it is expected, viii be among the for
ward deck passengers.
- Gold and Siiecr only reeeired for
passage. ..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
THE LEGISLATURE.

This body convened according to law in
Raleigh on the 10Th instant. 4 Joiner,
ESQ. of Halifax W. was elected Speaker,
receiving ~ votes. L. d. Wilson, Esq.
of Edgecombe, (V. b. was his opponent
and received 81 votes.
In the House, VIM. A. Graham, Esq.
of Orange, wv. was elected Speaker with
out opposition.
The Register predicts harmonious SEES
SON. The Wings feel no disposition to re-
ioice immoderately over the vanquished,
and our Van Buren, friends seem to &C
quiesce with a good grace in the dogma,
tina, there's a divinity that shapes our
ends, rough.hew them as we will" Both
parties will we believe, turn their attention,
at once, to such measures as may seem best
calculated to elevate the character of the
State.
We were in hopes of receiving the Gov
ernor's Message in time for this weeks
paper, but it has not been received. We
have only the following notice Of it by the
Register
GOVERNORS MESSAGE,
The Message of Gov. DUDLEY was trans
mitted to the Legislature on Wednesday
asst. As it passed immediately into the
hands of the Printer to the House, we
have been unable to procure copy: but
hope to do so for our next. We learn that
it is a document of considerable length,
written in the bold, free style of its author.
4 large portion of it is devoted to National
Affairs and Internal Improvements, whose
consistent and jealous advocate the Gov
ernor has always been. We learn that
some of the Administration party dislike
exceedingly the pungent manner in which
the Governor speaks of Mr.. Van Buren,
and his measures. Perhaps, they think he
should have acted on the maXim-" Speak
no i'll of the dead" Be this as it may,
| Governor DUDLEY is one OF those who
wears his opinions on his sleeve for DAVIS
to peck at" He will speak and write
what he thinks, when the circumstances
demand it, without stopping to enquire
whose morbid scnsibljty may be panied.
~ Now tho Election is over, we take
the liberty of calling to the remembrance
of one of our Loco Foco friends, an ex-
preston he made to us that an overriding
Providence would irown on the party that
LIED" most. What think YOU now
Colonel, of the Van Buren, party Ac.
cording to your own test they have lice
most.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
GENIUS.

Hannah Moore has remark on the sub
leet Of Genus, to this effect: Genus IS a
lamp OF your dour, very conducive to the
public good, but benefits the room within
very little.
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MICHIGAN,
Ila,loIlly'
OHIO.

The Columbus State journal has re-
turns from all the counties IN OHIO, except
five. They show that there has been a
cain for Harrison over the vote for Cor
win, in epery County heard from except
four, in which the aggregate V. u. gam
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Noble Rebuke.-Tho fact that Mr.. Van
Buren, has met with an overwhelming de.
feat in the election precinct in which Gen.
jackson resides, furnishes an impressive
commentary on the attempt ofthe ex-Presi.
dent to dictate to his felIow-citizens of Ten.
nessee. The vote in the Hermitage pre-.
cinct stood,
For Van Buren,, %.
For Harrison, 10l!
-RGleigh Star.
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1904 81, ,36 $500 u .1a2

The returns from 81 counties shows a
Harrison majority of $4,000, and 5 coun-
Ties to be heard from, which gave More.
head . 2-i and Saunders 3,s~0.
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CO. The Legislature Of Alabama met at
Tuscaloosa, on the I'd instant. Mr.. Cot
tre!l, of Lowndes county, was elected Speak
err of the Senate, and SAM Walker, Esq
of Madison, Speaker OF the House.