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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
a. ISUCATION.
1T Cost to close.

III Cost To close.
lElNG determined to bring our present business 10 n
- close as speedily possible, we shall from this
time. offer our large stock Of Dry Goods whout refer
cncc to cost, FOR MONEY. II will be found TO cor.
ss OF many Goods suitable To the present aud approach
ing season. We aware that in some descriptions of
Goods there is considerable decline; all Of speh ,ce offer
'rthoa regard TO cost. and the residue Ar COST Iny
ers, either by wholesale retail are invited to call AS
1t will unquesiionably be made to their interest to deal
with
In addition to stock Of Dry Goods, we have on
hand good assortment of e r o G f. r. les
which we offer at the lowest market rates. which we
Gall the attention ofonr customers and others,
WHITE, TARDY s. IRVINE
July 25 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Court held tor Halifax county, NJ the cyr,ou.e
thereof, on Monday, the I'D da, Of August, 1912.
armscad owen, jesse HALEY aud Temps his wife Job,
naiess and Frances his wife, Haley shaw aud Car,;nr
ms WIG, 'onn ~ WA" and Pamela his wife, Thomas r
Compton and Mary Jane his wiie, and sally owen,
Plaintiffs,
against
Luther H. Tucker, Ds,.nd.,,. Nm
In CnANcrRy
me Defendants, Josiah Owen, Staples Owen, and
pears by satisfactory evidence that the, are moi
ofthis commonwealth It ordered that The said Jsl,n
dants Josiah owen, Staples Owen and John Owen do an
pear here ON The fourth Monday in Novrmbc, next and
wef the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that copy Of This Or
der be forthwith inserted in Of the nesspapers p,in, In
he o"h OF iynohers for two mouths SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at tbs ion door OF the courthouse Of SAID county
ON some cour-day.
CoW-,'fcstc
a., WIN HOLT, ck.,
wv y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

LANNELS NIL colours, Merinoes, Circassians
Il Monscln de LANES, Casinetts Cloths & Cassimeres
Failed Cloths and Linseys for Servants Yarn and Ken
lucky Jeans, Rose, Point and DufIle Blankets Vel
vet. and all other VESIJN(:S and great variety Of
other kind Of FALL & WINTER GOODS, for sale
by us at COST. J.J. PUNVlS l. DUFFEI..
Sept 10 tsif
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. 4. RSHEv'E TTY'S I.v'YRODgT
IIO.v TO THE gtG.u.f.v'
fN the Vcssfsfecnssxs
in fhe Wilde

DERSoNS wishing copies OF this work. can %
I them at The Counting Room Of the vrgnlan ONE,
PRicn 25 CENTS
Sept. 10 ,sir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

&C. We insert letter from Gen Winfield Seat,
this morning, which manifcss commcrdabe dsreoard
OF public honors He nothing for the Presidency
aud will not have the Vice Presidency the nomination
To which he says has been rendered to him-but if il
las been, assure him that il was SO rendered by
some one having no authority 10 do 50, the Wing party
not YET having spoken IN reference To that olieand
tar as they have spoken. evidently prelrg at least tlrc
"ther gentlemen To himself The Locos arc mlghiil,
hch"d because Gen Scott says he H not recognize any
Wing candidate for the Presidency Vice Presidency
until itional Convention has spoken. This is Ger
a'nly to lc regretted; but the General will find that
nine hundred and ninety nc Of every thousand Wing,
aeM recognize Mr.. Clay the Wing candidate for the
Presidency, whether he docs or not The General may
as well submit with good grace. The fruit is not vel
ripe for him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

virtue II deed Of trust executed 10 ,hs sul.cfi.
n Der, by lienfy Hall and Ca,harlne hs wife. to
Of December. lsao. aud recorded in tho ii".,;,a.
Court Of The ,own Of Lynchburg, will sell, at public
auction, ON the premises for cash on Thursday. the al
Of November next, HOUSE AND LOT On ninth 1
street. and on Federal Hill adjoining The residence Of
o. VIZ. '.aac Adams. will convey only such title as
is ss~ied in inc BY the aforesaid trust drss, 10
JNO. EARLY, Trustee.
oee i3N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
Notice.
II. II. NASH,

PETERSBURG, YIRGLNI1,
'nFFERS HIS PIANO FORTES for sale up,n
NItrial Ii they found good, to be kept if Other
wlse to be returned The prices vary from 27 to COO
dollars. THREE HUNDRED have already been
Sold and not bad amongst them. From 20 to 80
always hand at his extensive establishment, in Pc
tersburg Va
July2l sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
GOODS, ssOOl,s,t ssoums,, !,

GOOAss! 600 DS!t 90 DD8gs
Jane l6kh 1872
oHN J. PURViS has just setvsned ftosa Nh ~
Ter uoods, and u now openine 81 his cheap CASH
s,oe 10 Lyachborg, opposite thc Market House. -
following, 70 Wit =
C.1LxCOES. E.4V.N.S, C.9,MRR1
.uuSLl.e'S, &C., for Ladies' Dressss. st "a ps
and upwards.
Nanheens, large lot real Georgia, Al % Der yard.
Pan.aleon Goods, and Vessinua, large lot sni yert
cheap. ~
81 pair.
Fancy Handkerchief and Sesrfs,
Mts. Gloves, Ribbons, &C.
Worked Collars, and Lace Goods generally.
LSO,
: boNNETS Of oil kinds, Artificial Flowers. Band
Boxes erape. Satns. Silks, Wells, Irish Linen. Hol.
land. Pins, Tapes, Needles and
a thousand other Articles
MI oil which bought in the present dull state Of the Eos
thern Markets.. will BIO sold at very low prices
JOHN J. PURvIS
june ~ tsif
EbRNACF.San and Dell Metal Kettles. for iar
l. large assortment on hand. cheap for cash.
II. b. RICHARDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
Family Residence for reaA

<rA THE house, which occupy u yarsau1
&Ms.!& is Tor rent b is situated ~ " sxca116o
ga Ills ueighborhooi Ne hou.p b cunscuiulgl
and comfortable; the gasden j. sulsciruG
y large, aud is quite productive. f1ession wil \
given tssmedsiey. Apply To James w. Mogx~p. -
~ to me. JOHN S. BLAIR
Sept. rs Til
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

% "ihrc Inot established The fact thai The DOCTRINE
OF PROTECTION IS 4 DEMocRAric DOCTRINE" So
asks Mr. Alnon H. Read a "democraiic" Congressman
from Pennsylvania, in late letter to his constituents
We hope the Enquirer, Globe, sc. will answer hi ..
seems to be matter Of doubt, among the disciples
,cL0t "DcInocracy" is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

~ In Many Argus, after bcrang che parizans Of
Mr. Sha'' tor discussing the tariff question: has been
al lc"e'h forced 10 hazard an opinion ITSELF upon iha
suhrct-nhich may be regarded voice from Kinder
hook The Argus says it is mot the advocnte of tariff
for Pr''c'i"n'bm (ah those convenient bs and IFS
Is IN favor ri discriminating tariff As discrimination
however 'so' the sole purpose Of proccton il is man
test u'a the Argus ia seekingto escape from dilemma
hy blowing hot and cold, like the Saiyr, in the same
bfrath. We do not wonder that Mr. Read of Pa scan
not E?cd M ec't'iniy' fMr. Van Buren's opinions,
wien that goncnlan has always been cndeavoring to
make i'ir weather With both parties this question lie
is i0r "a i"liieiou. tariff"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

MIX. WEBS fER.-The Boston rumors, as to this
gcntlemans feigned Illness probably did him injustice
Inc last papers announce that he to address The
citizens OF Boston in Faneu Hall, last Friday We
Shall then, VIC presume, know something Of his true po
slton--pas. present and to come. In the mean while,
rumors are revived Of his speedy withdrawal from the
cabinet, though in feet harmony with the Captain
The N. Y. Herald seems to have lost it's "friend a,
COURT since it gave that heavy lick under the fifth rib to
John jones'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

sKPTkMBER ~, 1sa3.
Large stock Of Dry Goods
Ay COST.
j PuRViS Il DuFFEL arc anxious to close
- their business speedily as possible-,rhey are
offering their whole STOCK OF GOODS, which
is large and well selected
AT COST.
and in fact many descriptions Of Goods will be sold great
~ under COST.
N. B.-We shall 90 on To sell at private sale for
few month"; until the stock is reduced and then the
remainder will be offered at auction
j. j. PuRVlS & DUFFEL.
Sept. 10 isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

To Country sMerchaMfs Qse&
others.
WE WILL give the highest market prico ia trade
w for Feathers, Tow and Flax Linen, WDol IA
con, &c. ROBES & BURTON
june 2 m6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
Review OF thc LyncIbMrX Markets.,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
RICHARD TYREE,
Commission .I9erCL0nf

laes as to quality 2 90 to 2 SO
Inspected this week 800 hhds Tobacco, passed and
refused HE breaks continue large for the season. but
little change IN prices some qualities shade lower
Coa parIson Of inspection OF lS4l and 1912.
L..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Loco foco Pipe Layes!Alticlcs of impeachment
nave been presented in the county of New York
against three of the Loco Foco Jusccs-Mossrs. Mat
sell, Parker aud Sievensch charging that they caused
SEVENTY CONNECTS at Blaokwcll's island, to be
discharged between the 2Sth March and 18th Of April
,o and bete the terms for ,chich they sentenced
' expired, for the express purpose of rciing tm
". LOCO foco ticket, which they did. On the 18th Of A.
p'' ms is worse than the GIcn,worih and Badger
vase We hope 10 burst of Loco Foco Indignation
~ '''e shnJect-bnt confess our fears arc stronger
than our homes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

W. The "hgsof Warren and Frankia counties
" arc about to give barbecue to Senators Graham
81. 81 Nia"gum to which all the Wings of tho North
etaie drc 10 be limited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
THREE llU DRIED PERN1SNs

THREE mU tDRED PERSONS
AVE bought and fairly tested the quality Of Il, p
IL NASii'S PIANO fORTEs, and 6old them.
selves ready to recommend them to those whs mar s.
in want OF the article.
Don't pay for the Piano until you what il Is. and
then you are sure Of not being imposed upon Tho 6ub
sc'lbcr oilers his instruments upon trial. a.
T.. p. NASH.
Seller Of Books and Pianos,
Petersburg, Va.
July II tef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

heep The Peace i-Aimond II. Read, Loco Foco
representative from Penns1 lyanl, arrays host of
"Demoorsc authority in favor Of the Protective poll
cy as the primary and not as incidental purpose of
tariff! To prove this, he quotes jefferson, Madison
Monroe jackson and Buchanan "Withrespect 10 Mr.
Van Buren, (hc says) I conaoi speak ciA coia1,sy,l
lie was said to be IA Nurhcrn man with Southern prin
pieS; which. If ii he affirmed of him in respect to this
prnr'Pie Oh self protection. is equivalent saying he
an American with British feelings Pretty severe hit,
THIS at the Captain Of the Democratic host from one of
the subal'erns! II is manifest that Mr.. Read will not
support Van Buren & if Vans opinions the tariff be an
insuporabe ol lection, how much more decided must be
The hostility OF Mr. Read and those who think with him.
To thosl Il Mr.. Calhoun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
NOTICE r.

OFFER for ssale, privately. I'LL Thursday, the
18th OF October next, and il not sold before tha
tine, shall offer at public auction, to the highest bid
der. On thai day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

THE LOAN.-The N. Y Journal of Commerce of
the 21h u mentions report that the Government has
received offers atpar, for all the per cent loan which
is disposable I'VE know, tt con.inues) it has recc
vod offers for large amount. The Herald, however
thinks Tat these offers not madein good fait--bu
that il is stock jubbng trick, by which the Secretary
is amused, while the public creditors remain unpaid,
and forced to sell their claims to these stock obboo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
ORlIgi Ar

Died. IN Richmond on the 18th of September in the
21h year If hisage ARenrR L. CuRLE. after linger-
my consumption, which be bore with Christian patience
,rlnhc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

CO, Tho Norfolk Herald of the 2G,h ult. informs us
that the President, accompanied by Mr. Wise, was fish
ing on the Eastern Shore They are not .'fishers Of
men, that's cer'an-having.. been nearly two years,
Their hooks baed with treasury pap, getting together
a "Guard' of five recruits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Rcpudation--Whoever commences the eloquent
Letter on Repudation (tor which first page,) will
not lay 1t down. without reading to the close. No
gle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03


on tie bankrupt law. attempts Of clear the
skirts 81 lis friend Mr. Van Buren,, from the sin of hav
ing supported --represenng that his sole design was
to bring thc rotten nsolvent State Banks to settlement
Now we beg leave TO remind friend Latham that Mr.
van b'ir'n has been the advocate of a Bankrupt Law
applicable 10 aiiciduaLs alone, least as far back as
ie+f-ani that he then opposed most cioeaig propsi
ton 10 embrace State Banks; whether sound or rot en-
solvent or S3lven IN It's provisions palpablc viola
tlon 81 III. constitution and fragrant attack upon State
Rights Stand up 10 the rack gentlemen!
II paralei casc.-When Jonathan r bers refused to
obey the Presidents orders. by the removal of his subor-
dna;cs. Nh Tyler remarked, Then, sir YOU know as
m1n Oh honor, what you ought To dom plain terms
that he ought to rsgnlf he could comply with the
wishes THE man who gave him Office The Wings,
then, may address John Tyler in the same lanQnaoe-
lhey IN ell han. ''Sir, wish b. NIX incorl Grated
we wish Distribution made permancnt-we wish dishun-
est men and 'babblng politicians turned out If Office
and men Put in who viii hon silly attend to their duties y
Bot Mr., Tyler replies, Il can't 20 for a Bank thonph
Al Harrisburg said would am opposed to Disrbu-
ton llnngh solomnly affirmed the contrary in 1899
and every flee holder must be an active Tyler man.
or, il he be not. he must not wag his tongue" The
" higs then respond 10 him. in his own language. ave
made you what You ARE, to carry own principals
y on say you cannot do it, Then, sir you knoc, as
man q horor, ,rhot yon ougAt 10 do
t1t' W hen the contest for the Presidency was poinp
on in 1910, the Loco Focos said 'Whg principles"
were an bom'na'ion-Now, they say the Wings avow
ed no principle. Did you tell the truth in 1870 gentle
men-or do you tell it nov?
hcPuddtton-Nhoever commences the eloquent
Letter on Repudation (to which first page,) will
not lay 1t down. without reading to the close. No
hcpucla;or can read wthou, feeling his cheeks lin
gle.
c. Tho Norfolk Herald of the Doth ult informs us
that the President accompanied by Mr. Wise, was fish
ing on the Eastern Shore. They are not ''fshers Of
men, that's eer'ain-havng. been nearly two years,
Their hooks bal'ed with treasury pap, getting together
a "Guard' of five recruits.
Dc The Richmond Wing and Star represent Mcsmcr
ic stock as below par in Richmond Wing says,
that to the best Of its belief there 20 men in the
city who now put any faith in the recent successful OK
perlments thong many at first considered them marvel
ons-We are ready, gentlemen to drop into bag on
either side Of the fence shall be satisfied
II is hunbug Observation-Disclosures the Star
| Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

fHNlE subscriber is now receiving his FALL an
Il WINTER supply Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

TIE PROSPECT.-Manyo of our Wing friends
are dshcaricned by the result Of the late elections; bu
IN our humble opinion aholly without cause And VT
were somewhat asonshcd, from The relations which the
Men York Herald bears to the Administration and its
allies, to see IN that paper abored demonstration 10
show that the Wings. though discounted at the late
elections. mol beaten. and that i, only requires Woo
ruls rally ON their pr to triumph as splendid
as that OF 1910. The Richmond Enquirer has ,rr,,
faith in the Hcra!d's aatstics-and we therefore com
mend this article to its special attention 1t shows thai
in the States that have yo ed in 1872 the vote of the
parties stands thus:
Loco Foco 3oo,72i
Wing oe,lo3-s,2 Gl l.. mai.
In the same States in 1917
Wing 322.sl5
Loco POI ,5SO-25 49, w mai
In the same States in 1910:
Wing So SO
Loco 81 ,O00--33, 1863 w mai
The Herald "a Tyler paper. mark you y says tina,
this statement proves, beyond the possibility Of doubt,
that the majority Of the people in favor Of the Whip
party and of their policy, and that Henry Clay can be
elected President in 1874 if the whole body of the
Wings come to the polls The Herald saws. wha, is
apparent. tina, the vote Of both parties is diminished
since lSi0-the Wings more than the I.ocos-but thai
there are every lew changes of opinion" It is difficult
to arouse the Wings and they will 90 to the poll
with any ding like the unani.nity ofthe opponents u-
less they are aroused. They require some of the En-
qurers democratic fire" on their backs But we agree
with the Herald that if in 1914, ''a the Wing part,
c9mc 10 the polls they will as certainly elec, Henry
Clay rs they did Gen, Harrison blu, that paper adds
by way Of donaer To the Wings or Of sootler 10 the
Tylrrics "ba there is no pyeai chance E, tLc IPL;rs
IN The coming election"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

t1t- W hen the contest for the Presidency was rGin
o" IN leio' the Loco Focos said "Whig principles
were an abom'nation--Now they say the Wins ayow
ed no principle. Did You tell the truth in ls40 gentle
men-or do you tell it nov?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Oct 3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-28
TO TIE WIGS.

a few days YOU will be called upon
1erclse the RICH, guaranteed TO all by
Constitution to cast your votes for a
" cmor aud persons TO represent you
e next Legislature. Your opponents
that the present contest is one o.
4 g iutefes, aud one that will tell toi
/. 10 come either on our veal or woe.
uol equally AS important 10 every true
2. Therefore let every Wing deter
10 do his daty Let him remember
be IS coulcnding for the pure princi.
! Of government as handed down to US
o1T iorela,hers--lhat he is aiding in
eating party from getting into pow
10 make promises to the heart aud
them 10 the hope, that he is oppos
a party who IS trying 10 sap and break
o SUNG OF those yiriuous principles
goycmcd oar leaders in the pore days
be republic that he IS opposing par
10 has acted for ten or twelve years
the principle that to the rictors be
iAe spoiis, that he Is opposing
3 Who, when 10 power opened all the
gates OF corruption, aud suiidged mil.
Of the public money to be squandor-
|ad pocke.ed by loud.mouihed dema.
rs, and left 4 debt of IS, 500, 900, at.
.pandeting S26,00o,00o more than
saole revenue Of the governmcnt-and
be IS opposing a party who condemn
be- measures of the Wings for restor.
Tie country ~ its former prosperity,
who cannot propose any other inca.
Than the Sub. Treasury-gold for
llccholders and rags for the people
BIN remember these things and then
ban march up 10 tho polls determined
b. ar as his aid can advance the good
v 70 do so. Lei none think that his
Is matter OF little consequence
urroag for one po'e has often caused
i5rani results. And Ic, the people re.
mber, and jog their neishbor's memory
that four votes IN one ward IN New
IL City elected Thomas Jtferson Pre-.
bot Of the United States that one vote
tled Marcus Norton Governor Of Mas.
hasc,is and that ono vote elected Gen.
4 to the New York Senate. The im-
'ancc Of ono vote is immense, It's value
'qlaily great. Ii each man IN his cleo.
franchise is sovereign, his ballot is the
salest Jewel ia his crown. We say
b, give your vote but 10 no, hide it as
The slolhlul scryan, bis talent, but use
Is the wise and failhiul,--as becomes
2 IN whose hands are deposited the des.
Is Of nations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-28
ASSUMPTION OLE STATE DEBTS.

ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS.
| The Loco Focos have been for some
q charging the Wings with being ia
|ot Of the General Government assum.
the paymen, of the State debts, and
Ben Mr.. w. &. Johnson, of Maryland a
PIT time ago gave notice tina, he should
('oduce resolutions TO that effect gene.
cry was raised by the whole Loco Fo-
press tina, they had prophecied truly.
how stands the case. In the House
Representatives on the 10th instant, a
e was taken on the reception Of these
solutions aud ihey received their quisiDs,
|oniy sepeu rofes for their reception. So
Pen for Loco Foco predictions. And
Cwhsianding this decided vote by the
aIgs in opposition to such measure the
|iersonan POUNDS an article and publish
copy Of bill for the appropriation
'he proceeds Of tho public lands for the
|yment Of the State debt as il no such
|e had taken place. Although abusing
\ Wings for favoring such measure he
5 MOI honesty to tell his readers that the
hgs almost UNANIMOUSLY NOT-
U AGAINST THIS PROPOSITION.
ben an Editor acts so recklessly with
I evidence before his eyes what DEEPEN
| lee can be placed on him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-28
EXAMINATION.

The Examination Of the young Ladies attach.
cd TO the Female Academy in this town under
the superintendent of Mrs. TIutchssn, took
place on Monday and Tuesday last. We were
only able 10 attend the Examination on Monday
night and we must say that the young Ladies
acquitted themselves with honor and showed that
the attention of their accomplished Tutoress had
been devoted sodulously TO storing their minds
with useful information. The intervals between
the classes was enlivened by the performances Of
several fine pieces Of music, and exhibited con.
siderable proficiency in the young Ladies'.
We regret that we were not present to hear
the Rev Mr.. Ereemans Address. viii some
friend who was present oblge US by notice of it.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-28
CABARRUS COUNTY.

We were over 10 Concord during Tues,
day of Cabarrus County Court, and as far
as We could learn there is no apathy eX-
isting among our friends-all seem to be
wide awake. We heard the Wing Candl
dates for that County declare themselves
Mr.. w. F. Pharr is a candidate for the
Senate and D. NJ. Barringor for tho Com
mons. No Loco Foco candidates were
publicly brought out, but We sec Jas
Young, ESQ. is announced in the Jcficrso'
man as a candidate in opposition to MIR
Pharr. This was expected as Mr.. Pharl
is new candidate and has been but little
among the people. Wings be on you'
guard
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-28

When Gen. Harrison was a candidate
for the Presidency in 1910, his health was
good, and his constitution robust. Bur yet,
because he was so OF Go years Of age, the
Locofocos called him an imbecile granny.
Now if Genera Harrison. although in fine
health, with q strong constitution, was on
that account called an imbecile granny,
what would you call Mr. Henry, who is so
weak and sickly, that he cannot 60 abroad
to see and speak with his fellow-citizen E
Salisbury WdtckmaR.