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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

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The EztensiUs Law LIBRARY,
FAMILY COACH. Sc. Of JosEPH 7.
DAUGHERTr. deed.
0N MONDAY he 20tk dnr ar MARCH insf
~ (heing Court day, will sell, Al Public
Sale. the Household Furniture Of said Gece ssed
consisting in par., ,
Of Mahogany Sideboards, Bureaus,
One dozen Chairs, Mahogany,
One dozen Cane do, THO Carpets,
Ornamental Clock,
Louage Ssttss. Hat Stand,
Centre Table,
Dinner and Tea Ckind Briktdnia Sets,
Large Mirror,
SET handsome Chintz Curtains, scith
Fringe,
Brass .Andirons. Fender, SC.
Cut Glass, Dscanters, Bo,ols, Wine
Glasses, SC.
Hall Lamp, Mattresses,
Wardrobe and Chamber Iurniture, gen
orally.
A Rotary Cooking Store,
Staniey StOUes, and many other desira-
be ARTICLES Of furniture for porlor,
chamber, and kitchen, IN good eondi-
lion.
ALSO l7
"A G0lvanic Machine,
.Ah Elegant Family Coach, and double
set Harness carefully made and f.
nished IN the best manner, 70 order,
and but little used,
A Buggy Wagon and Harness, for one
horse,
Also
The ertensfDe aud valudble Law and
MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY,
ofhe deceased, consisting of about
400 volnmes of choice Ld,c and other
Books, Of ,ohich catalogues uiH Be-
ready By The morning oftie sale. ISL.
dLSO-lA small parcel of Timber,
Epartly cut, J remaining upon an acre
lot, purchased Of .Messrs. Ransom,
about half mile from Charlestoun.
TERMS-Snms Of S. and under cash--over
IS credit Of months, Purchasers giving bond
and approved security, bearing interest from
date but the interest will DO RENTED il Prnci-
pal be paid puneiually.
e1The Furniture will be sold atthe late re-
sidence Of the deceased, during the day.
The Carriages and Wood Lot at the Court
house.
The Law Library al the Superior Court Clerks
Office, at o'clock, p. H.
eTifneeessary, the sale will be continued on
the next day. AND. KENNEDY,
.7dmlr : a. cfL. 7. Daghsrfy, deed.
March lRA9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

r All nov receiving AID opening, 4 stoek Of
New ind ss,sonsbis Goods, 10 my Store
Room. opposite he Bank. where shall beqhsp-
~ 10 receive call from my friends. customers.
and The public generally - pledge myself 70 sell
goods Tor cash IS low as they Be bought in this
ns any other place IN the county
March 3. WM s LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
A VALUABLE FARM
QOR 3saA9 59.

- =. - c.Sr.t0
I WISH to rent er lsiss. sslWeen III. "a &.
1. = II day q April next iOr ehhsr one 4
HILL saSoa s Il, 5aIq boS sa r.s, sHANSoF
CIV NU,.n tra1 u, ,py,s. 1888 E
Ri, or which srs cleared l. y, -, l. 49,. Acref,
which. fot producliyensss md are IN. pss.On n
i unsurpassed BY aOy lsnss u Ne county Il Il
aass .rIs ao. as ,1na &c me as' Arse Jss
men, Of lie soil. = ''Pso's-
The Improvement. ,.lAiet yin ). r.a.sd ~l,A
ihs farm ,1 are eonioi.ssls ,DIwsIlins tOss.
one 81 .hs mosl cspacious md con MEN, . -
ia The eouDtv. possess;o,l can s. r;var =
few weeks Il d..rsSIs person e Isn sd0 .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
IESTR.AY HORSE.

I'D Il.1 4 I1OHDLs
LIS CAPPED from my stable at Strider's Mill,
Ii Leetown, on The 10th instant, SMALL
SORREL HORSE, well made, with blaze in
his face, right forefoot little White. No oiher
marks recollected. A liberal reward will be
given for lis recovery.
ANDREW JACKSON Johnson.
Feb %, l843-3s.
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All Persons Indebted.

e3tAre earnestly requested 10 come forward
Immediately and settle The same by payment or
note. Some accounts have been standing for
years, and in justice 10 myself the accounts must
be closed, and no further indulgence. mead be-
expected IW. CHAPLINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

" ne sad John Briseoe. deed. called P,rn.
MOST. except 20 much thereof a. has been a.
slsnsa e dover % his widow, and except 8
maen thereof g has been qoid 70 Jane, w.
cong. under decree 10 Sid kdif.
= 1oaas WIN approved security win Be requir-
ga, payable annually on the Ersl day Of Aur;I
EDW'D T. COOKE, Conf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
Plaster OF Paris.

UVHE subscriber has for sale, Immediately
III alongside Rail Road Track, PLASTER
or PARIS, Of an excellent quality, which be
will deliver on the cars free Of charge.
&c. WYSHAM,
Corner Of Baltimore and Paca Streets.
Baltimore, March 9. Is43.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
NIL ., les.
YLRGLNLa, no WIT:

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
At Rules holden in the clerk . Office Of The cir
cuis superior court Of laS-aad ehnncery for
Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday in March,
r I643.
Peter Hogeley, jacob Aasghman, Frederick
Matghmon. Henry Hosfetter and Cath.
driHs his arifs. George .fener and Rds
cheihis trife. Christina Marshall Eiiza-
beth Hdgslsy and Rnl Engle, .7dminis-
tratrir and administrator of George
Hggeity, deceased, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Mary Cooke. John Cooke, Jacob Cooke,
Henry Cooke. Sarah finn Cooke, Daniel
Cooke. Henry Berry. acting ereeutor of
John WhOmeldorf,. deceased, Mary HOke,
John Ctief. Francis Cziee, William C2ice,
finn CYice. John Dreamer. finn Cfsamer,
William Clice. son of Henry John
Merritt, Wiiliam Merritt. Stoekst Vest,
and Ehza6eth his tcite. John Merritt, Jr.
George Merritt. Henry Merritt, Peter
Merritt, Jacob Merrill, Samuel Bright,
and yfnn his ,6Je, Sally Merritt, and
Margaret Merritt, Jacob MtyriH. (an-
other jacob, and Barbara his pifs, ca.
Z thoriBe Myers, John James and Sally his
wife. Margaret Cooper. William Cooper,
John Cooper. George a. Cooper, Henry
Cooper. james Franklin Cooper, Ehiza-
beth Melee, and Walter 81 Myers. and.
his ,cjs. D PENDANTS.
IN cfIANCERY.
TINE defendants, John clice. Elizabeth Me-
lice, Francis Clice, William Clice, Ann
Giles, William Ciice son Of Henry } William Mer-
ritt, Stocketl Wesg and Elizabeth bis wife, John
Merritt, George Merritt, Henry Merritt, Peter
Merritt, Samuel Bright and Ann his wife, Polly
Merritt, Margaret Merritt, Jacob Merritt, John
Merritt, jr. John Cramer, Ann Cramer, Cath
ariIe Myers, John James and Polly his wife,
Margaret Cooper. William Cooper, John Coop
er, George A. Cooper. Henry Cooper, James
F. Cooper, and Waiter Myers, and ~ bis wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
courts and happening BY satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this country IT Is Oh
DERKD, That the said defendants do appear here on
the first day Of the pext term and the bill Of
the plaintiffs and that acopy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some Newspaper published in
Charlestovn for two months successfully and post
ed at the front door Of the courthouse 10 The said
town Of Charleslown.
Al copy--Teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk
Mar.h q 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
new ESTABLISHMENT!
WBNNT NgIgT0A1ga
Fashionable HARNESS. s. UJvK
MANUFACTURER,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
~ charlestowns and the public generally,
thathe has commenced the above business in
the shop formerly occupied By Mr.. Clothier as
Tailor shop, one door West Of Mr. John B.
Packets Store, and a few doors East OF the
Bank, where he is prepared 10 execute all orders
for the best Brass and Plated Coach Harness !;
likewise Barouche and Buggy Harness Of the
latest fashions. Also, Brides and Martingales
OF the very best quality. A general assortment
OF Hard Leather Trunks Of the latest fashions,
for travelling and domestic. use; valsises, and
Travelling Bags always on hand, as good As can
be had in the eastern cities.
Gentlemen who may wish 10 obtain any OF
The above named articles will end Il 10 their in
terest TO give him call at his stand, where spe-
cimeas Of his work may be seen. All Repair
ing done in tbe best manner and shortest notice.
All orders win be executed with promptness, and
no effort left untried 10 please and satisfy those
that may favor him with their custom. A share
Of public patronage isresPeetfully solicited.
Feb. %, 1S43.
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March 9. ls43.

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
AT Rules holdenin the clerks Office Of the cir
cult superior court Of law aud chaneery for
jefferson couAty. the irst Monday IN March,
John C. WGltshire, .4dm'r Of Thomas
BeaH, decd, p AIsFIFr.
AGAINST
Leicis Neil and Jdcobina has ,cife, Ur-
suLd Baker, Frances Baker, Ellen
Henkle, Jane M. Nc Williams, CAas.
r. NE WSIliams, and Cor6iaq Baker,
DEFEsDANTs,
IN CHANCERY.
EHE defendants, Ursula Baker, Frances b.
= ker, Ellen Henkle, Jane Nj. McWilIiams,
Charles r. McWilliams, and Jacsbina Baker
not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act Of assembly and the
rules oflhis court and it appearing BY satisfac.
tory evidence that they are not Inhabitants Of
this country II Is o1dered, That the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day Of the next
term and answer the bill Of rsvivor Of the plain
tiff aud that a copy Of this order be FORTH
with inserted in some newspaper published in
Charlestown, in the county Of Jefferson, for two
months successfully, and posted q the front
door of the Court, house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste, IA
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
March 3. 1888.
VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
Al Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the cir
cult superior court Of law and chaneery for
JeHsrson county, the 6rst Monday in March,
John Moore, PLArErrrr,
AGAINST
.7lerander G. Gordon s. juliet "A. Cor
don his scife, and EdD'd E. Cooke,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY
THE defendants, Alex. c. Gordon and Juliet
A. Gordon, not having entered their ap.
pearanee, and given security according 10 The act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court; and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha
bitsnts Of this country Ria ordered That the said
defendants DO appearhere on the lst day Of the next
term. and answer The bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in charlesibsn, for two
months suesessively, and posted Al the froat door
ofthe court house in the said town DC Charlestoun
A Copy-Tesie,
March 9, lsia.
VIRGINIA, 70 WIT:
Al Rules holden in The clerks Office or the air.
cult Superior court Of law and chahcsry Tor
Jefferson county, The hrsi MOneay il March,
l6l3. ~
Dolphin DreiO, PLAIsrstF,
AGAINST
Samuel Hef7eborer, John Herr, and
abraham II. Herr, the too last as
Merchants and partners, trading an
der Nickname and firm of y. s "A. III.
Herr, DErEEDANrs,
in cHANCERY.
vwyHE defsn.tanis, John Herr ard Abrzhpln H.
u Herr. not having entered their appearances,
ana given security sceording 70 The act q assem-
bIy ana the rules 81 tbs court and i appear
ing ~ satisfactory esidecec that they are not
inhabitants Of this couniry; Ms srdsrsd, Ih1tths
81 a defendants do appear hers % ne nrst GAY
Of he next tern, and answer The bill ofthe plan
ia and that copy Of chi. order be forthwith
Inserted in soma ntuspaper published nlnefls,-
tovIn. Cor two nohths succss5iseiy, and posted
A lbs fro1t door q The sourt-ho1ts q ne mid
loun Of ChlFIcstouh-
A copy-Tosie,
4. i. BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
NEW GOODS.

\ HAvE just received LOT or Domestic Goods
Il suitable for servants wear-such ss heavy
80 and 7-6 Osnaburg; 10 do do, twilled do.
81, cotton plaids, No. 9, & 3, burlsps, which
I will sell at small advance.
March 2, 1913. TIC SIGAFOOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

7 HAVE jusi rscsiyed : lof or ysry cheap
u Loaf, Lump Sugars. tog.lhsr with va
risty Of olhit cheap goods. 70 which will in-
March 2. s. H. ALLEMQNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

POSITION RMENT. !
G1The sale Of the above property has been
postponed Till Tho Frsl dSy Of March Court nea4
DANIEL MCPHERSON,
WIN. C. 4W0RTHINGToN,
Feb. %. I843. TTus,ses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

7tT!. . Y - = & " 10
INTENDING to resume business 10 the spring,
u design visiting Baltimore shortly, for the
purpose Of LAYlSG IN A STOCK or GOODS.
To enable me to do 50, il is desirable that all
persons indebted should make immediate pan.
usni Of at least part Of their accounts. Per-
sons disregarding this notice are hereby notified
that their accounts will be transferred for coll
lection. Al C. TIMBERLAKR.
Smith6eld, Feb. %, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

Cows & Calves for sale.
NUlHE subscriber offers for sale, 7 w o
il cows with young Calves. Also, very
FAT spayed HElFER.
WIN. z. SINCLAIR.
Marehs, ls43.-3I 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

~ KEGS NAILS. ns.prtea rizs.. o. hand
IN. ard l1P cal. yery low.
Nslsh .. I'm kIsoUtTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

rRHE undersigned will rent, Tor one or sevs.
4 raj years from The LIST Of April next, the
dwelling house formerly the property of James
B. Wager. This dwelling i OF brick. two-sto-
rles high. with basement story, and admirably
cohslructed--a large and productive garden ne.
gro quarter. and two stables are attached. and
in word, the most desirable pronertv II the
place as dwelling, boarding-hoase. I'D.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
GEO. r. STEPHENSON.
March 8, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
shops for Rent.

7fVNHE shop al present In the occupancy Of
/ II Mr.. Metcalfe, As . sadier shop, and the
one occupied by Mr.. Webster % tailor shop,
are offered for rant.
e7LPossession given on the lst Of April next.
THOMAS RAWLiNS.
March 9, is43 --3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

NRESH Oranges, Lannon's. Fiss. k.isins, III
~ herts. Alnonds, Co<ornuIs, PoImnrt1--
lsi1o. Candies u.1orled, Just received b.
Feb l6, l0f3. ALbeAQNQ.k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
.M.aTUFA C TO X Y.

TTyHE subscriber respectfully informs the eiti-
u xens Of CharIesto wn, and the public 10 &C.
neral, that he has commenced the manufacture
Of BOOTS AND SHOES, IN ILL their various
branches, nexi door TO Mr.. Hawks coach manu-
factory. where he willbe in readiness 10 execute
with promptness and despatch any work that
may be entrusted 10 his care. He assures ell
chose who may think proper TO patronize him,
that be will neither spare pains nor exertions 10
make his work equal in point Of beauty and du
liability, to any other executed 10 this section Of
country. He hopes through attention 10 bu-
sinsss, and steady desire 10 please, to receive
q share Of the public's patronage.
SAMUEL H. WOODY.
charlestown, March 9, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

HaIR OILS, PERFU.NERY, SC.
! NEW supply. consisting Of almost every
"a variety, on hand At YoUNe's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

I.N6.
vnLuE Rlaek md Red Inks Of superior quail
- ~. 10 be had At tYONeis
March 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

IN CH1NCERK
FmyHE defsidanl Abraham IsIer, not hating entered
- hisappe.rancc. y given security seeordinE t0she
81 Of assembly snd de rules Of this court md 4
snDearine 81 Satisfactory eeidenee hist he z not ~
iikahitlnt e this coonlfy re erdercdN That the
nd defcndsnt % appear here On The fr.l d. Of
he nestter1s and n1srer the bill Of lhcplai1li1s
and lhnl copy n this order BE forthwith inserted
u some nsrSp,pcr pQbiishel 10 chsrltslouni for
I've monkts Sncce1sively, ed posted = .he trout
iowa.
Acsp. -Ts,.e.
-. 81, R'F.saows, CA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
A: Rules holden ID the clerks Office Of tie cir
cuit superior court Of law ana chhncery for
Jefferson county, The frsI Monday in March,
1895
Charles b. Harding and Joseph Crane,
PLAnfIFFs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
MONEY WANTED !!

March 8, le4s.-st
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~ % III TIC III.

Harpers-Ferry. March ). isl3. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
From our Evening Edition Of Saturday.


The Loco Foco triumph in Allegheny County,
consequent on the Wings obstnately perssting in
running two tickets, has probably lost us the Ca
nal Commissioners and sealed the House against
us. The Wings, knowing themselves defeated,
would not turn out, which puts the Canal Com
mssoners 1000 behind the proper point. The
vote for Congress stands:
VIM Wilkins Loco. !l4 n. B. Craig (An;i.M) :, o,S
wilkins BOTH. $50 Breckenridge OEhs).. .l,s66
Over 5000 Wings refused to turn out. Whole
Loco Foco Ticket elected in about the strongest
Wing county in the State!
From other Counties, the newsis still good
Hon. ANDREW STEWART, leading Wing Mem
Der of Congress, under John Quincy Adams's Ad-
ministration, is again elected from the District
composed of Fayette, Green and Somerset Coun-
ties by about 1000 majority. He is but behind
in Fayette County. This is great triumph Mr.
Stewart is one of the oldest and tirmest Tariff
men in the State. :.
Gen. JAMES lRvlN's reelection IN the Centre
District is confirmed. Majority over l,00O.-
This is the District on account of which Gov.
Porter vetoed the Apporton,nent blu once or
twice. He got ii fixed at last to suit him, and
beholdth the result9 Centre Co. gave Irwin 800
majority, and elected Wing to the Assembly
We have reports of Wing gains Of Senator
IN the Lycommg District, with to the Assem-
bly,, In Fayette, in Centre.
BY slip from the Erie Gazette we learn that
Gen. CHARLES NJ. REED Wing has about 800
majority in that County. This is fair, but we
fear will not overcome the Loco Eoco Gerryman-
der, which has piled on Erie all the Counties on
the North line OF the State for 200 miles, lncln-
ding Potter on this side OF the Alleghenies The
whole Wing Ticket is elected in Erie, OF course.
In the Westmoreand District, Henry d. Eos
TER, Loco, is of course elected.
in the venango, sc. District SAMUEL HAYS,
Loco, is doubtless elected.
From the Washington and Beaver District, we
have but the vote of three townships in Wash
ington, which give JOHN DlcSEy, Wing. 1872 ma
jorty. This is a strong Wing District, but a
violent personal attack was made on Mr.. Dckey,
which leads us to doubt his election.
From Susquehanna County We have Loco
Foco slip, which shows, very grufiiy, that A. H.
Read, the late Loco-Foco Member of Congress,
is beaten 200 BY - Jones, politics not stated.
county ticket doubtful. rs. Jones lisa Wing.
Thus far, ten Loco ocos, asne Wings and DR..
Mes of York are known to be chosen. to Congress
and we hope to add DlcKEr of Bea yer, BuFrING-
Ton Of Armstrong, and possibly REED q: Ere 10
the Wing list. 'All s well'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
BY THIS MORNINGS NAH.
,r,,ines i'm pb,,as.,,,,
PhILApELrHiA. Oc,cher rs

os'eOef io-~s ?. "
we are obliged the greater PAR. Of On, I'D.
correspondents budget. His Election New, had
been anticipated By adyicss received by the Day W
sta,ss that Business is generally good IN tbs. city, ,,b ~
expectation Of 81 advance Cotton ard Woollsp ,1'
Cotton is quiet bn' firm Flour good shipping BRAID, {. ~
81 3zl Whea; 80 1866; Corn So 53c sIss. Polk s,n
81 Per BIOL; Prime do $3.50; Mess Beef s.; p1ns 81
Stocks lower; Penlsy lyania Elves co.. Sc "
room Tor the following items!
Yet there is uc,hng positive a. 70 ~
fate OF the Canal Commissioners Bvlks has given
FTP OF 2!o0 against sad 500 rs reported The 60
returns are in This coupled with the reyeIsss in
ny, begin render The election of the WING
somewha; doubtful, but still NAV hope The loeo -
cos have earned the Legislature BY small ma ioyi,v
4 RuMoR-l have heard il rumorsd tha, Thou,: y.C5
" the gentleman defeated in the First Congressional ~
as the TYLER and Porter candidate bs Edward Ioy W.
the able and honest Tariff Wing will be rewarded VIII ~
appointment Of Postmaster OF Philadelphia vice John
Montgomery! Vow this does no; seem nprob,blr ,S NJ
NcCuy has urquesouaby made great s,c,itcr,G,, h;
own personal benefit must BE- almitted-ard N, NJ,
couery having los: favor with hi, Tyler friend, the -,
mgh readily be accomplished without any particular sur
prise
A JusT TRrBurE-The Wings oithe City are abou, mr..
seating the Wings Of Cedar Ward splendid banner e,pr
sve of their appreciation services rendered In ach,
the late glorious victory the Firs: Congressional District
IL will BE- remembered Ced, Ward gave +. JOY morris,
majority Of 40 votes both NlcCuy and Cr0uasl,,
and is e!npha tically Tariff Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

>
Of the causes Of the late Wing reverse in East
Jersey, in very appropriate place-to wit in
Benefits Morning Herald Of Saturday:
Correspondence of the Herald
NEWARK, y. j. Oct. Is, lSl3
JANIS g. BxSSErr, Esq-Sir-We have not surrender.
ed TO LoeoFocosm Yet the regency the article
from the Newark Daily would have YOU believe. The
Wings not halfway fence men, but thorough, determined
aud Incorporating Clay Wings The successful candi-
ddae for Congress, William Wrght,is Clay Wing; he
Of his nomnst,oa was the danger threatened Wing
PRINCIPLES by the regency who control the ADVERTISER at
tempting place In nomination lottery ticket Of Je
sew CITY, who particularly obnoNous the Wings on
account of his former for Scott the Convention in
Hairisburgh where he sent expressly vote for Clay,
!, was 100 late for the regency 70 nominate Mr Kinney,
after majority pledged TO Mr. Wright IN opposition
10 the LOTTERY Scott and their anxou desire
true representation Congress- where the election Of Mr.
Clay may, with probability occur the Wings could
we'll afford give few County officers 20 the Loco.kocos
who aided them, and especially, when OF the
County nominations known to emaaate from the ios
ry and reseaey power CLAY
l.If ynajariy Of the Wings thus pledged Mr.
Wright, We canao, thar necessary sell the ohsr
Wing tickets 70 elect him. Ed TH6.l
1t would seem from this manifesto that the
Wing party in the With District was disorganized,
and not only its Congressional but its Legislative
and County candidates defeated, because some
regency had attempted to nominate a lottery
tickle. man for Congress. They did not succeed
in this. it seems but candidate was nominated
against whom NO word of personal objection could
be urged; but no matter-the unsuccessful al
tempt was resented $50 the story runs by defeat
ing the regular Wing nominee, and selling out
the Legislature and the County offices TO effect
1T The wisdom and Justice of this operation he
entirely too deep for US.
But we had intended to speak to the personal
assault made by the Herald correspondent on
private citizen, who has had nothing to do with
this business bu, to render ahearty and eficien.
support TO the Wing ticket, as he has uniformly
done. Mr.. D. S. Gregory of jersey City is of
course the gentleman assailed 1t seems that his
name, as well as MIR. Wright's, was before the
District Convention but, another being preferred,
he Gregory. not Wright deferred to the Judge
rnent of the Convention. and cordially supported
the candidate fairly nominated. So far, we per-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
SAINT. FE TRADgRs.-The ST. Louis Republi

can of Thursday, ha. the following:
I'VE from the Sane F- traders, who arrived here
day before yesterday that the party Of traders which went
our IL spring under the OF the United States
gooas whom they separated al tn. crossings Of The AZ
kansas followed for number OF days BY thaEder
party OF Texans This The party which had separated
from Col Saivelys command few days before Capt Cook
discovered Col SIS party Chandies party, howeverwese
deferred or prevented from erackug the caravan by the co1
and Koway Indians The traders reached Santa in
~ DAYS from The time they crossed the Arkansas"
~ The Mobile Herald Of the 9th inst speak
ing oftis yellow fever We in the nids; OF
severe and fatal epidemic, which rather easing both
in ITS prevalence and fasliry Strangers vis,
CITY without mourning The mort Imminent risk
e The yellow fever has appeared at Rodney,
Afississif,ai