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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05


yIR CTNIA-I., Cu.,,,ryv
AZ miles hold in the cj.rtf. er.. ~ 49,, -
rr-t Sp .,ior Cop,trf .,,,,s ~ ,.,, "a w ~
county ofOhip in th, t,ontI - 49, a., o.,
Ihaul rs Hornbr,ok ~ .,.,,t,r 81 ~ 49,. III I,
cob Hornbrook a. ,cascJ ts,-g'srraut
against
Alexander WI son Administrator az 4 .rr-re vii
sbn dcceossd and Ds,id ., ia ;l-.,,, lst.r.,frrtl
Wilson. Alexander Mil-gp ,i,,. go, or and
vuIin1 Wisoa. which said DAVID b rIHr|
beth Alexander the v,un..rr. and V.-..r.il IS be-.
s,n are children ii h,l-s al Jaw ui 0. 81, sand
HSii,1' ~ on o''sct Dee nH.
'''. -'',''.''''~ L'@''''H 'ra |"-.HA "i..'"
MT hpv.uc eulc-, 4 t.f-ir uuT.,t.ura aa.i -t'
'It stcar'F acc'rf't- % iH, act a t-s. wh'g ora
'b' Ju' g oi thts e.Gst ard r ap.r. ring n. -tu-
hctpry proof ihat they are ua- lt,l,lis rfl ,s-
ton.a"r ',J.tl--luu &c. t,.lr.GIlt DAVID D.
.'' "a h'l ..H''H- tl'ciIt At~ Cop 'Fr.'I,u "Hd
1u-uUly1 fur complainant .I'I. rft. .t .'.H st.
pe1un-s hs -au-fac.or rru.Ttlrt u..1 .r'rsr
,HI NY marie lut u'H n' h.a ,sHl' place GO Un1ar
.' .He ''"ui' oi oA-' t.r t.u ..u", -u 90. s.rF.nE
cause t. r.r't urf De- .aarl. ra ulufH.r q ..'I
claimant ur counsel fI De- ordered tttHf toe -H.t
isiuu1'uts ru .nrofr Ic. d, GOO g., G.-. dew 90 EHr
newt t.rr"i tYIs court ,u'.r iHtT y..H..ra.gs
u..4 THAI On r'i .i ia.e order &c. .sEfH .,g-
I co. .u some newspaper .rI. frt .H ,Hu 90 Cd.
Nh,'i."H. iE" na u.I' ~ugg-,s'vrlv and ''s'tu
/ 81 ."' i'At 80 a. TOO. ''Nii haH"e % ono ,'NL
. 1T. d CODY ....., ...,.,., 80.
A's'.A 81 p..ln ''ciE' .
N..-y1 Tor "nlH my NJ
/ graa, O., C.aurre-
A. rr.ss T... 10 OH. t,fr4t' C7iru rffh, l.r.rut
~,Irurr C.u1 ul Law aui Cr1.,, o. E,r i4e ,o'>t
/ Hi ID 900 So irr u'H'i u' March. 1917
.Iall,s ID. kYyN aId tcIi,h Mckee
Comp''ih-iis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
NArrRE.s - ~. RltTtON.

AIurci, vs,,ct1b.1 agd hi2hly aIprnved comp
pound pr,patGtiun q! the PkUNJS NiRGlNt
An or Wild Cherry Bark, approved ~ Tie CoA
le.,t o.! Pharmacy, recummeU ltC Nv the lcdieal
Furuliyi and universally acknowledged he most
yalIlhis 'faiUiiv Np,icint" ever discovtr'd.
~ NO (TACkEkH! no DECEPTION y ~
The physician may boast nf his SIX in maby
lscasts--tho quac.S mgy rrh bis won5cFl.l cureB
bar al the rGrntGlrs Cscr discovered JF Cisea-
OF iht PuhHOuary organs, .; ~ uni, crsally adj
m tied nnfEI"g los ever proved as suCress!ul As
81 atl.va iHule trs dicit. ar. NISTAR'S BAL
SAM CF VILE CiIkEkG. which has fec tod
some ~ the most astonishing cures ever recOrt'
"a Ia the Ina Ory Of me iiSluC,
SUCH indeed are the astonishing healiHg sps
rtstura Itc rruprIti, OF THIS Balsns that cr nc-
tlls @ ,yauCct s'arc1 IL CONSUMPTION, and
ia i.iy,r conp nuts, diseases hlcn have bafiicd
a. skrli of the mast distinguished phy slclanE,
y.iscl ga heats have suffered the most is ressinS
cough, great d..,cu'ty n brcataipE, u!-hi sweat
Bleeding u he u2s, &c. aficr the tnost cstrtm-
81 remedies ui our pAarnacCpias have fail.c, this
inyalua5.e r,rIcy has hot sly gwen su pa. ing
relief bat actually ,ectCi cures, aft,r al hog Gs
Of recover, bad been tniiJciy DC. aEiitd OF.
Bc.ie~ is surprising Ciii, acy ~ these foi Elid4
/ bic ca'nria MT. has proved WY tUI ciiur
sicily !IT dIsC1cts Of cIildrcu, such as i Group.
/ whuOgug cough, etc. ua' IL those disorders
! that prevail 50 extensively through the wiutar
srssoa, such as coughs. colds. plcnrsY. intiaeS.
za aud pai.s in the breast, -, cCeGi.s iron Bsas
] O. o. ...rr. al. a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
CONS j HIP TIOD
CAN BE CURED.


JViE IUUIC.
2 MI. sH'sr..htr u5sE o. iLo pphNc his Il't-
4 E'Ni. SYRUP Coz t.a rusc 90. Consumption
1.a iu.un'j. q s asses c-u,f' n a4t f5r .ufiiy4ua
'n" brood, isr wlscl 10 uIs uo -un.firf.
About trNc. FHrr- % .Su, TIE was Il stn Up n a.
.NEtri .w'utuf guFslrfars, ns htfp- IucuFa5'y
iN't lo tine IGst stages oi cIU-rul tlru. Die was
~'Tpr g.Y solicited 20 the Umr. o. au Indian yvu-
roo p. not o. a'o neon Hl- Gaze a. hH,,,. c~s uuy
ti uc bad frud lr,srr.. ton e. hers. Ni.h
.yiuH rJ'uCfjIry, ard q. IFr .,ft.f uCr Of h,s
uuHu himself much usgIoV,a. aud Do tuout..s
90 stored 'u -u.r t .yal-. For SEW r5l y,eIs pre-
vtuE to 'I--. boz uas-u .gf .a ia>.ru cold lr. Ig
tUI l.s.tt'partte. iaN.u- cons ami, 60 haysH..
cough. SUt..yu ne enc a-r"st Erriv in the ftii
90 1880 %" t"rs severe colo whsrh sltt.,U ON hrs
.un--. ptFau"Iug violent cJsl,h. zaUrfrcs al
Nr' Hfa-, I.rl'u. p.r-r. ration, Lr-af lvCa'~.
rut much rpsJF,ucss. 10 wa, r,Gs-.a go ip,y
..ut, ay 'I- risLls 6, ru-, he v-ns uoi o., ., jU
.,ays Af- ttfI !1r several v,t,-s. virg Do. criu-
ueuc,J taking tb.s igdilI ~lr.p. which soon
rpcuca Es cs,asv ard cusJi,, tiul CO. q ,hars,
'lC Wat,vr out hi, iuus~. 50 sl.tr rNrgri.H hy
Procured lI. 5ae.Ie, aut has sTu.v Erafuftousig
fyus e. e. 4'Iu.c 90 persons similarly glftlti
IlHEflL The -rrlt sUrC, 81 wht,.' has attended
'ts Administrator aUdths IJcr,as',.g gruand-
Urpu has tinc for rs mnUulactpt- have Induces
INN O. CU'5 10 to th" public. Tho Clements r
vs. ,,ClIf Is com. Csea ace sIru..l- herbs ON root.
tho biroi. sirens. h,u far -vsr.m aud Iiv-1 heal
ruy tone o. Inc rr-ars u! %, longs ard age uI-E
!v rcruutut. ud-d by tiy medical t.tu.tt
PFiryvrc dollar per atti e..
Sold hu.ysal1 aud r"taIl by the mtn1iactur.r
GnuD INTENT STAGE OFFICE
r'ar o. WHr, '". "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
iirb ie-1g MSRH SWEENEY & co.
PREsIIUM SILK MACHINE

TIE subscub,rs beg leave 20 inform ali those
whom 90 NAV concern that th,v have purchas.
ed thenght Of Dr.. Thomas Whites Silk Machine
~ aud To- tIy following CorBtIgs, VIZ. GICCn, Al
lrHluy, Beaver Butler, NcztmorClaud Indiana,
Mercer, Crawford, Enc, and VCnangp m the state
oi Pynrsy lvanIa, al-O OHIO and Bro kc counties
100 Virginia, also al uffhc state Of Ohio cxoCDt
tcioIo ing counties, TO W.T.. Hamilton. Clcr'
mont tu,llr WAYNE. Prrbio, MONTGOMERY, Green
Cia'N Shelby and Washington. The above ma
chm. has been awarded the highest premium
~ gold ncqaD % the late fair OF the American
Institute. ". y. Orders for machines or rights
,dlfcsscd tp either Of ms at Mount Pleasant, o
hlo post plidl will be- punciUaEy a. ended To-.
orders for Domestic silks, which we arc con-
SANITY nauulaCiurmg and have for sale, cOu-'s-
'Hg in pa5t-Of silk ha's. silk velvet caps, silk
-hrts, drawers, stockings and gloves silk ye,SCts
AL vrtuts au1 cglors Of plain and q lwercd dress
silks. Tor ladies' ware. Flowered Tissue. sus-
'r1s ani Lovcuften vesfiuE-. Lustung cruratis.
pocket h1ntarr. hIsfs, sCwWgs, sc equal o. the
best iorugl auI 40 reasonable prices Also best
yIriCiIcs W Eggs aud Muiburv trees.
N.r.cI SIX Uua good roco1us 90 oll times re-
cT.vet n 90 mgnr. or D. drs.red, paiIent D.nIc
il.rt'or one hIif rn cash and ono rGH in ury Di
thC above 90 each prices. 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
March -. 1872 EZEKIEL ntEPrs
DYsPEPsTA!DYsPEpsIA,

ciuts.
FER JOINS Il0rmnn. Of Sumneyiovn IN crt.-c.
va Iy cured .f fhH above dr caae. vhirA be- was
on cfed w % for .y years. Ilia symptoms were
..H-c 81 I.s'CUs.ru ans 0unrrs f.u q .t.r eating
..stI. I'9 pain 20 iHr r, uf Che stomach. u1u.
eco. loss OF ap.rIffa, goodness aud " mHCss OBJ
-iEHi extreme debility U1u'aucy. reid orurfa.
tons. s}Wtuwts v1uffue lf u rliuIu the rghf
.I.. atF..- sion n. spirits E'sfur.ld .gtt fIntntss
aaa D Q OBJ. o. pursue HTs BUS mess without tau-
Iua EIrsEE"U ar3 wc1r'ur-s. Wr Hartman 1.
happy l1 sfr'HiJ che pubic 7ud Is willing t0 r.vr
IrF Information Co tfg nFlbfCI rejecting fh.
wUu.n.if. benefit he received from fhe usr Of Do
Har.gHs Compound strengthening and German
A.Du.nf Fills.
pr.aupH aG No 20 N0h EigLh aree,. It.
Ig..I1i.1. Pa Gale qf NJ r,fr II
JOHN FISHER
rl ~ Whrc'rr Er
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05


a, rule, held ia rho Clerks Office Of The Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Chauo,ry Tor the COun-
at O.lo ia The month Of March, 1912
The North Western Bank of Virginia
(rurlainauf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
OLD DOMfNgON FLItT GLASS
WGHEg,

FENuE subscriber has ihe pleasure Of Informing
his friends ard al dealers in FLINT GLASS
ihathis new cstabhs hmcut Is now N full opcT
.to1 Having engaged some Of tbc-best WORK
men IN the Eastern cities. be Is prepared 90 fur
uish overv Article IN the line, aud many no.
before m o. W the West.
Srpre lars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
And all druggists wCc.

AsIlI EHaues, hHGt ~ NC ~ ''VIN
All the ah ave articles now On hand and for
q ale Tow, Il for cAru than the same quality Of
ware can be purchased al any other factory 10
the Union.
H. MILTON MILLER,
W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05


Jsfncs W Clemens. The Executor nnd heirs NJ lew
0f Moses w Chqpline. decreased. the nininis'rl-
tors and heirs NJ law II WIN TIarkirs deceased
ne hoiis NJ law ~ Patrick R1v decreased. and
The ESoruiriv md heirs ot law ofThom1s p Ray.
dpccnsed. md othcr Defendant.
n ME Defendant Josiah W Porrcr1v arI Mary
Ann biz Ewife, l1'c Mary Ann CHar'fre.
hi1ghfer and heir at low Of Moses w. Cbar1,ra DO
.arsed. the defendant Arnoli, TI7-tirs. J4rr.trg
I'D heir ni law n WIN Uorsir-. deceased ...r H..
.-'eudant J1mea Ray. SON 1ud hsir 1i lr-. Of pf,.
.irk Rlv doeroacd. who vos on heir i1or rf J4.
arhW B1y deceased. not having entered r..isa r-
.olraur. .17 Given security according i1 r.r 4-r
~ ae.u... s.i .le rules of .bi7 Court. and 30 rr-
f.1g Hr .rI Factory Ir7of I11t fhov arc not rfaH
l.rts n f..a tHru1Huwr1'f1--1u motion rf O. .a.
uis ty Counsel 30 81 ordered f'I1f f.- s..T
700 ndanfe Josiah w p1n-rFv 1r1 Trrv Am Die
-ie. Amelia ff1hIns 1n3 james R1. Fr rHrr--
.e on fbo fr-i d9v Of Hr r.vf eHrv form rr
Court and 11rHcf f1n .1iJ C4nr'r.u.l,. rF
rf ihai cIng Of fiis 0rIer Do f.rrrfr .raar.
ir aofne nrusp1prr printed Boo tic CITY orfyI-.I
~ 81 fvo nnrf's srrrrssI veiv. md nrs'rE .. r..
.anf 1oof 'of iho C8rri horac ~ Ohio County.
a copy Tlrr.
ALEX r. LHrf rv C1rrt
.H...-f~ff c. r'.rrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Al rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Superior Court of Lew and Chancerv fpr the Cuun.
" Of Ohio, VA the month Of March, 1912
Samuel Church Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
uC0iIltI


Richard Mcclure Simacl MrClurc Elk beth Me
lure, wife sand Richard Mcclure aud Andrew
FRANCIS McClure
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

VIRGINIA. ~ CIrccry-
AZ role. held 30 shr Cler,- office or'be Cirru.
SlyCri'r Court ~ Law anJ Ctpuc.ry n- rhe C"uu
~ 1T Ohio, 90 liIo masl uI March l-lA
John FgAc.;,, EArusIIr COIL co.. last viii ard test
n.ent vi James PruIyuoa, deceased
y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
ALEX I.LAIDLEY. Click.
~ mar n

VIRGINIA-In CHANcEnY--ht Rulcs held in the
Clerks Office &C the Circuit Supctor Conrt1r
Las and Chnncorv ~ The County or Ohio
the month nf March 1912
Alaxahdcr Wilson, administrator. md tho heirs M
law Of Marcus Wilson, deed. g. John Coshorn.
Compoiunufs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

VIRGINIA. ~ CHaucyry-
Az rulo- held iu he Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Superior Cnarl of Law and rhanc,rr f,r tho Com
" Of Ohio. in ihn m'ath ui March 1872.
Henry Allen Complainant
against ! (Aitachmcut suJjcciiug Real Estate,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
Nelson for comp mar 10

V.RGINIA-IN CuAvcERY
Al rules held in The clerks Office of The Circui
Superior Count Of Law md Chanccrv for the count
Of Ohio IN TIC month ofM5rch 1912
Phe Bank Of Gao Ohio Life Insurance and Tru-
Company Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

ElRCININ. u. Chluccu--
At rules held li lac Clerks Office orlhc Circuit
Superior CDuu of Inv and C'nncr
f,r the CouuIy Of Ohio, m the month oi MARCIA
81
l 'ialof Zane C5-tr'a. SAINT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

~ Do u n'il6 ouI mower 90 place it within fiss
-e lHoIea1ds suffering who would resort a. Z,
~ Ie.lel 90 they could Ob'ai0 % convfrirntIv
.or Dr WlSlAtS RALSAM ofWTf.D CIiL:egA
y 20 nero u % syrup 9i tbt. name advetfise,I
ihal I' W'rDiv 70 uH.sr'ut 1ntd.cfr
Ir'Ifcu' "lrlea,.c und rciail, by wiiIIAfs
q 60. Chemists. $50 80 South Pound So pt,i.,
lrpha. parc eI0O ioiIc.
Sold in Wheeling by
J,CBrMBACKEu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

AusiIu Pcav, Defendant
Inc aoieuuuut not having entered hIs appearance
and giveR security acco ding To- the oct Of Assem-
hly and the rules ofthis court aud Il appearing hy
satisfactory evidence that he IS not m inhabani-
ui this Comm1nwcalih.--On M0iiunnf the COMPLAIN
ant by counsel % il ordered that the said DafcIlani
do appear hero on he frs, day OF the neat Spring
toFm Of This oOurienfcr his appearance aud answer
me said Compuinnn.'s bill and that cupy OF this
erler be; forthwith inserted in some newspaper
prined in the city Of Wheeling Cor two months sue
cosSivcly and posted at he front door of the court
house Of Ohio County a copv-tesi
ALIEN T LAIDLEY. Crk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

I-NCtNiS. ~ ChaucCB-
40 rrlrs held IN thc Clerks Oilicc ui The Circu
B.es.ar Cont uf Law aud Chrurerv Tor tl" Count
- Ohio. 30 The month OF March 1872
1.Yr,. Holm Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
TIE GREAT REMEDY

U-OR CDNSl MPrON rud LIVER cop
a PLAINT'S. ASTHMA. EEONCH rs PAls
or MA KNESS IN rHk. BREAST, GROUP
IN CHILDREN, WHC0tING CCS"H. Cbo'
NC COUGH and all diseases vi the ru!monS
~ OIEnnS -. 80. $500. ~. ..r-,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

NJ reliant DeforJ junr and Thomas wilson.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-22

Died in York District, on the nh September,
Mrs. JANE MCCONNELL, the wife of Mr.. A.
Mcconnell. The deceased was a native of Ca
barrus County, N. C., and died in the SD year
Of her age. She was a woman who in many re.
spects had no equal She was the affectonate
aud tender wife, the kind and loving mother and
the oblgiug neighbor; and whilst the bereaved
husband and children are llmenting her death,
others will not be found wanting to shed tear
over her memory. 4 Christian by profession,
her whole conduct was uniformly upright and
Christian like. No woman was ever more de-
voted TO the welfare of her family, nor no ono
more generally liked by all who knew her. To
know her was TO esteem her-havng no enemy
on earth her death is lameEted BIZ all who were
acquainted with her. But why lament her who
died q Christian
+" Sweet be her repose in the tomb,
Till Eternity's morn shall break,
When her gorihed spirit will come,
And her slumb'ring dust shall wake.
Swee. be her ascent up on high,
As she trumphs DER death and the grave;
While she joins in the strains of the sky
To him who is mighty to save"
-forkrille Compiler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-22
From lie Ralrigh Register.

"Wlrat do you think they does, 'tother
day Sammy
Don't know, replied Sam, what :
Goes, and gets up a grand tea drinking
for Teller they calls their Sheppard, said
Mr.. Weller"
We were forcibly reminded Of the fore
going conversation between Mr.. Weller
and Samive, on reading the grandiloquent
account in the los, " Standard" Of tue
Dinner given to Mr.. Calhoun, at Shocco.
Under the pretext Of paying respect 10 Il
distinguished man, they get up junket-
ing, that their great Sheaperd may have an
opportunity Of making political capital for
the Presidential contest. And notwiih.
standing The perfect failure of the whole
affair, 10 carry out the original design, the
Newspapers are made TO convey the infer
ence that 1t was magnificent to.do, and
that thousands rushed to the scene, ia all
the ardor Of enthusiasm, TO pay honor to
the great man. The truth is, and we are
sorry for il, that the whole business was
the lanest concern ever attempted. A
gentleman present Informs us, that he
counted the persons at the Dinner Table,
(many ofthem Wings, and that they num-
beled, all told, one hundred and eighty.
three persons The failure would not
have been SO notifying, but for the ex-
traordinary efforts made to drum up re.
cruits. We subjoin copy Of a hand. bill,
circulated extensively in Warren, Halifax,
Granville, Franklin and Nash Counties,
which is well calculated, as the reader will
see, 10 excite curiosity and draw a crowd.
But it was the old story" The Mountain
was in labor, and brought forth mouse"
OHM
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-22
DINNER
II IIIL
HON. JOHN {. CALHOUN.

The Commlttae appointed TO make the
arrangements preparatory TO the Dinnnr,
to be given at Shocco Springs, to the above
named distinguished Statesman, take pleas
ure in informing the Public, thai he has
designated the second day after the rise of
Congress, as the day when he will be with
US. A number Of our most Public men
have been invited and Will in all probabl-
i'y accompany Mr. Calhoun. Among 9th
ers who may be expected, are the Hon.
Sllas Wright of New York, James Buch.
anan of Pennsylvania, Thomas II. Benton
of Missouri, King, Dagby, and Lewis of
Alabama, Messrs. Cuthbert, Colqullt,
Black aud Cooper of Georgia, hlessrs.
Pickens, Rhett and Sumpter Of South Car
DINA, Messrs, Jones, Glmer aud Goode
Of Virginia, and the Democratic portion Of
our own delegation in Congress. Our
guest will arrive at Ridgeway on the Train
at-o'cloclI, on the morning of the day a.
bove named, where they will be received
by the Marshals and other citizens, and
escorted TO Shocco Springs, where they
will arrive at-o'clock. Dinner will be
served a; l o'clock precisely, and ali per-
sons wishing 10 participate with US on that
occasion, are requested to record their
names at the bar on their arrival. Let
the people turn out in their strength, and
do honor to whom honor is due. The La
dies are most respectfully invited to attend.
BY the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Esr A Bail will be given On the same
day.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-22
SPECTATOR.
80 The Jeflersonian asserts il as a fact

H1 The Jefiersonian asserts il as fact,
that while two of our merchants were
at New York one bought bagging at IA
aud the other at I6 cents, that the Tar.
it caused the rise. We find by reference
to New York prices cui rent that on the
18th of August cotton bagging is quoted
Hemp 16 TO 90, Flax IA TO 3 cents which
shows that the article was selling at that
time, and before the Tariff, for the prices
given by the merchants. Now all know
that the demand for an article increases
the price and this being the season of the
year when the demand is greatest, Of
course the merchants at the North will ad-
vance the price and having no better ex-
cuse will blame the Tariff with the rise
Only let our own market get scarce OF an
article, Flour for instance, and let the de.
mand be for that article and how soon will
our own merchants rise in the price,
Does the Tariff cause this risel Certain
iy not. But let the people notice the price
they have to pay now and compare ii with
wha, they will pay year hence, and then
they can form some correc, idea Of the
bearing of the Tariff on the article of cot
ton bagging, &c.
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w. The Jefersonian in referring TO a
current saying in Georgia as goes g 5avan-
nah so goes the State" states that this
year the Loco Focos had carried Savan.
nah by majority Of lll-last year the
Wings carried the city by majority Of
100. Did not the Locos carry the State
last year notwithstanding The city of Sa.
vannah went for the Wings! Certainly
they did. So according to Your logic Mr..
Jefiersonian we shall hear Wing instead
of Democratic thunder.
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THE SCHOOL FUND.

From statement published in the Ra-
leigh papers, we ascertain that tho amount
TO be distributed among the counties is
s33,i97 90. Mecklenburg is entitled to
1856 81; Cabarrus S4I7 50; Lincoln
1857 10; Arson soc &c; Iredel S766
25 Rutherford 1860 "a; Buncombe s5l3
81; Stanly s249 10; Wilkes S643 81.
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DIED

In this town. on the 18th instant, THOMAS
IIARTY, son Of Mr.. Patrick iiauy, aged about
years.
In this county, on the 18th inst. the Rev.
JOHN WILLIAMSON. Pastor of Hopeu ell
and Paw Crock Churches.
In this vicinity, on the llth inst, GEORGE
PHILLIPS, aged about IA years. He was from
Arson county, but has been living IN this place
for the last years.
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true believers: "A Hodri A Hoor ~
All eyes at once fell upon the Moderator,
who stood with mouth wide open, the We
ry genius Of Despair. For second
death Ike stiffness prevailed, and then
broke forth roar Of laughter, which
would rival The Fails of Niagara. In
the midst Of the confusion, the Moderator
acknowledged the corn, and confessed he
had never been so completely hoaxed in
all the days Of his life.
Here Is an end 10 the most miserable
hrmoug ever oracIlscd on any people, aud
will, no doubt, put an end to all public ex-
hiblllons, of the sort for the purpose Of
noney-naking.
SPECTATOR.
The Democratic Review has also taken
sides IN favor of this doctrine. We IN
derstand that some Of the Loco Locos in
,, this vicinity are its advocates, and we should
not be surprised if some one ofthcm should
turn out and lecture on the subject, for if
the doctrine was true they might easily
make this county entirely Democratic and
give their votes for the Loco Foco caudi-
date-but the Wings las they are consid.
cred such tricky set) might turn the Ia
ble5 upon them.
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their code Of manners respect to a Lady
is out Of place in public assembly; and
homage and nattery is due only 10 him
who has offices 10 bestow.- iio.:caal In.
bligthctr.
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York, the thanks of the Convention were
rendered TO Hon. ". p. TaIlmadge and
the Wing Representatives from that State
for their ardent, jealous, and successful
abors in behalf of their constituents, du-
ring the recent protracted session, in the
face ofunforeseen discouragements and un-
paralleled Executive perfdy.
The Convention then adjourned 10 Z
O'Clock L. NJ. when il was addressed with
thrilling eloquence and effect by Hon. \.
7. Talmadge, of New York, and Hon.
James I. Morehead, Of Ky.
The Convention then separated in per.
feet harmony, and with confident assuran-
ces Of signal Wing victory in November.
National Iateliigenccr.
A bill districting the State Of New York
for the election of its thirty-iour members
Of Congress under the new census, has f.
naIIy passed both Houses OF the Legisla.
tuie, received the signature Of The Cover
nor, and become a law. The bill is re-
presented as being a very fair one, and az
giving satisfaction TO the majority Of both
political parties. The Legislature, having
settled this question of superintendent,
closed its session on "Wednesday.
With the New York Anarlcaa we SIM
cerely rejoice '',hat New York has, in
these days of political disorganization and
contempt of law, refused to follow in that
downward path. iii.