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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
CIR rNE e COS

rRNHE pub Ic are informed that GREENE 4
n co. have entered irrr an arrangement
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road CompG-
ny 10 rue a Gar with the passenger train To-
Cumoerl7nd, and are TTeU grcd To fuI ward Pack
ayes, parcels, and bundles, al, 10 and from the
following places.
Frederick, RaucCch Vdrpcr's Ferry, Martins
burg, Cumberland Uiceling, Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Train, leaving Baltimore ~ : II A NJ. ar
r.vInP AZ Wheeling by EXPRE -, early the fol-
lowing evening, and delivered free of pOrterage.
The above line will forward pack ages, specie,
Drafts. Bills Of Exchange. make COLLECTIONS and
attend 10 the purchase Of goods IN BalIm re-,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Greenr a. Co. having connected the above lIne
with GTIswOld & cos Baltimore and PhIladel
phIa, and Adams & Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves to execute
wl,h fidelity and despatch, any business edtrust
ed 10 their are.
N. b. All packages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene & Co.'S Western FIX
press. yFThosc from the West Greene ~ Cos
Eastern and Northern EK-ress." We beg to
refer TO the following PeptleElen:
Mrssrs Brickhead & Pearce.
Do Talbot, Jones g. Co. Nil,
Do Matthews. Oud g. Co.
VIM Robinson, Jr, E~q.
Messrs tckinson & Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas II Forsyth q 60, HheCEUg.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Duncans. Cumberland.
Jas n Fersyth ~ Co, UhcoijHg.
n. All packages ADDRESSED 10 the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with dispatch.
GREENE q co.
aug 81 $50 Market street Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

La! what makes ,.ur teeth ~ unusually
JOsh's DulCiDa, 70 hin tO'hcr night
To make yours look so, with n grin, replied Josh
bought you a bottle of ThoTn's 4 Doth Wash;
IT'S the hest now ma use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tired this, cast all others away.
But TO prove II the bCs' 10 make the teeth SHINE,
Look a1aln. nv dear Sal, At the l9stro Df mine.
Then Try taIs great loot Wash,
the NeaherTy Tooth y ash,
And see 4 the Tonth ash ID Of Them, IS not hn"l
4 MONG tine commentator To the d0ONe,aTe
- the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash and become acquainted with the Insre /
ents Gifts .OmpO~Iuon, l chceTiuIIy say, l'uusd-
er u ore of the safest as u Il one II the most
pleasant tooth washes now Iu use. ID BUNT
Pittsburgh Sept Is, 1912. Deuust.
take pleasure N stating, after having ma .
use Of 'Hhoru's Tea brTTy Tooth WASH, thatit -
one of he SCst dcutrIfcvsln use. Beng m a u
guId 'orm II combines nta'nes> with convenience"
While ~ Cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, us perfume Nl-lIs a ira
g,anc, peculiarly desirable. JPTiBBlTS. VI
The UNDERSIGNED havsused rhorn's COMPOUND
Tea berry tooth wash, aud have found II 10 tie
an extremely pleasant dentUlrIce, exercising a
mos, salutury Influence over he teeth and gums:
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members rom
premature decay. preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar sld purifying the Breath. Having thor
oUghIy tested It's virtues, We take pleasure M lie
commencing II 10 the public. belIevInglt TO be
NJ r BEKTSON. JAMES L JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES, CHAS B SCULLY,
& DARI(AGH, VIM M'CANDLESS
II l. RtNGWALT, LEONARD 8 JOHNS,
J VI MOORHEAD. JAS ) CRAFT.
For sale BY JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va
iSb ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
NMANCERN sALE.-P..nlnl 90 . }

5NIiANGERS SALE.-Plsuruu O." J,ut
~ Secrce made by the Circuit Superior Cuuu uI
law and Chaurcry inr Ohm county. IN The Ieurh
Jay of June 1913. ga lwu seveml suits u Chanccrv
ftercIu pruIUg, ore pc Iw cen TUE NERCH ANTS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING,
Complainant and RICHARD MCCLURE Il urher,.
Defendants. and the other between THE NORTH
WESTERN RANK OF VIRGINIA. Com, lainaur.
araiusl lhe said RICHARD MCCLURE aud others,
Defendants. { viii on MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAY or OCTOBER NEXT. (lS43) sell al public
auction before The front door of the Court house o.
OHlo county, commencing suId sale AZ half past Iuo
O'Clock, p Nj Ihe lois numbered FORTY FIVE
and SIXTY NINE mentioned ia saiS decree, Tor 50
much hereof rs shall bc sufficient Ia pay the debls
and costs m"uIioHed IN said decree. chargcable
Ihoreuu3 on Ise ]ollowing TERMS OF SALE, The
purchase mpuey 10 he payable II three equal install
ments, in one. TWO nud three years. respectively,
with interest from lac day oi sale. the purchaser
giving sufficient security COR The payment Of the
purchase money, and lac u:le 10 be retained uuul
payment u mIl.
Said L"l45 is situated on the East sidc Of Main
street and North side OF Pine Alley n the CRY OF
Wheeling. ~ Ol'O capury, and sard Lot 60. on the
West side Of Market S,rceI and N"rlh side Of Pine
Alley IN The same CIIy-rhc two adjoining each uiher.
ISAAC W MITCHELL.
aug IS Is Comm I..t4rst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
T~RUETEF,S sALE.

IN Virtue Oft d. I'd Of 1lusr dated he 10Th d,v
oipe'ober 1912, executed by III TN Martin.
to me az trus tee, u secure the pa ment of cer-
taln debts IN SAID deed mestipned, | shall ofTrr
81 puzzle sale Ia the hlghcsI bidder, at the r,nr
Gi"OT al thr Cuurt House on ThurS, av The l0L
DAY OF AHeust next, The following described real
pr'Pefiy' VIZ: lot No ~, situate on he Nfrth side
,oi wafer street, IN hist part # Middle v hre linz
Iald on in'O lots by Noah Zane, John Faw cetI
Also, TOT number 1876, in Fast Whcc'inz aud
on which - erected a good brick t,n,n,emI ~
The nus 10 thr above property is Relieved .,
No lhdlspUiabIe, but selling as trustee shaIopiv
o0nVey such TILE az Is vested In me by said do
Terms Of Sale $3.50 cash will be r,quIed. tie
balance IN two equal payments, NJ & and 10
mohihs, and the tue TO be- retained unrI tie
purchase money shall be paid "
JAS A CLARKE,
~, 81 Is Trustee.
The nhove sale - postponed unli' Munda he J3J
doy ct October next JAMES a {. ARKE
SeP'o Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
~ II Hr9lI b $3.50 -

Prepared and cold by a q Sands n Co, Drug
grsfs and Chemists. Granite buildings. g7I
BrJ8tWHY, corner Of Chambers 70 New York
a0d Tor -a.e bg Druggists throughout tho n s.
Pu#e so per bottle. -IN bYft.ts for S..
Toe r.NH.Ir. respectfully requested 90 rrurm.
Dec .aHf |iEs Sands ~dF-BuauI8 that has Hrdrs
Consistently achieving such remarkable curr4 of
tuc most .I.I.I|I class 81 diseases f0 which the
huW7u frame BIS subj .a.. aud ask Tor sands S5r.
pnu.Il. lUU aET ODD. nf..r.
OGiIbR PifI OK aren't by. specfgJ am
and r%iriuifg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
DR. VI TANNER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACgOUCWER
a hFFlCE un the Nurlhclst corner Of 5b and
~ Centre srs. Residence on the Southwest cor.
of The s1me streets. OCT 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
IN the Fede. al court al Clacksburg.
y United States,

Is,
Peter Yarnall and Others.
IN pursuance ofthe decree m this couse, I shall
on The 81 day Of November 1913, al the court
house IN Ohio cOsuty, sell Co the highest and
best bidder on the terms after named, the follow
ing Tote 900 Wheeling. VIZ: lot No Iu the 9th
square, and on which Is erected The ware house
now occupied bv Isaac Irwin end Harding 81
WC.din, and twenty three lots Iu ih.t part Of
Wheeling chilled EastWheeIIng &whtch are mum
hercd as follows, 90 wit, 49,, $50, -n, S., 81. I4s,
3-, t9B, l33, G., l37, I99. no, zoo. 2I5, 1872 100. q.
90, o., }o2, 1913 and %. The said Its WILDE sold
on a credit by Cqual lnsi1IWtuss 40 one, Two and
three years With interest from fhD day Ofeaio. the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for The
payment thereof. Deeds will .0 made when rhe
purchase money Is paid. Should the sale not be-
completed on that day, DO will bc n iJurued from
day tO day ul DO Is closed JACOB.
aug IS Commissioned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

NJ Ell, MOORE & co. Past Mail Coach
~ Leaves Wheeling daily al 7 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Al hours 90 Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach, leaves Wheeling daily NJ 6 o'clock
a. NJ. 4S hours Ia Cincinnati. Fare $40.
d. Tallmadge's Good IaieH { Couch leaves Vince.
ling daily at 7 p. NJ. AZ hours 10 MaysvIle Fare
81 Extras furnished NJ III q mes. in The above
lines 60 parties, with The privilege Of flying by at night
or not as they choose.
OGce No. SO Water S. WHEELING. Va
aug 30 J MESkiNEN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

NENTISTRY.-DR + w CHANDTE R
II Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. tenders a.,
professional SERVICES To the citizens OF Wheeling and
'icI'iy. Mr. { intends 10 make this hIs permanent
residence and hopes his experience asn prnctiiiuner.
together with sedulpuS attention a. his business
and a strict regard for the beauty and dursbiFtv 81
"s ""iEi VIII enable MIN To secure the confidence
y" metals will he used but sncb M A.. of,b.
P'Irs' E'nd' either for lueging or fr plates.
10 nose who are afflicted with The ne,vop.
'oolhaehe' be would say that they can find nm instant
le'el Ty me use OF his Odoniolgick drops, rs prepar.
eu ny himself. Tooth powders 6r The pur1ose ~
Oeauiilying and preserving The teeth. for sale.
~ cnnLeElon with The above he will erecp,.
photographic Likenesscs IN sizes 81 liable r., 49,,
or hiefsif ins' with or without cnlorinr.
Mr. g nay be found az The Virginia UoreI. vb.,.
ne VIII remain until a sst Ct rOOms can be obfsi,.5
more suilnhle fr his purposes.
W. Ladies or families attended to o. their rs,i.
eng %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
y FAHNESTOCK & co.
Corner OF SIKH and Wood SIS. PITTSBURGH.
Is u h'MEt HIN.
JONAS ChUNBACKFR. d
AMES BAKER

r ESr Nheeinc, Va.
PILI.S.-A gentle but efficient cetLartr ~
nressly adapted f"r a { mily physir; and sre not
surpassed 10y any other pill d. use for an cases IA,
WHEN a c"thar Ic l. Indicated. Trey will orrrate
@ oT"uEhly without grping. Price Is cts for a
box containing 20 pills.
THsun'oI nc or Cough BaISan-A valuable
remedy Tor Coughs and Cplds, Price 25 cp1ts.
Cough Lo<enges.-The,e L,zergts possess
the VIRTUES of the best Couch SyIip, are conv,-
nlent to carry IN The packet and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price - c, nts.
CdrnrtEItire LO-cEgeS-for the cuyc OF Jha
Summer complaint. rs the season IS now an
very troublesome as well as dangerous. avsIy
family should he provided with box Of thes,
Lozenges. which, fused according TO directions
VIII certaInly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid Opodeidoc This psnetrattn9 arti,Ia
pos, secs double the strength of the G. mmon
OPadeldog Is more claInly and much more con-
venl'ntv applied. Price IS cents.
For sale by 1 e M'MECHEN,
le rs Wbaelpr W,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
= Riar and other.

~ ~ AN'Fh1 -lH the 'lTCliIt superior court
o!Law and Chdncery for Ohio county.
5 ar & Morton.
Jacob = Bier and others.
B. virtue Il the proceedings and DEGREES in the
above named cause, | shall proceed 10 sell at
public auction TO the highest aud best bid Ter, on
Monday the second duy Of October IsII tbsi1g
Ohio county, the lot ofgrouud situated az the
corner enstOf fifth and south ofJohu strcctS In
the CITY Of W heCllug, ttIug designated on The plat
tlereut Toy the number one bundled aHd sew eutv
seven Il5T,I on the lIIiuwIng terms Df sale. viz.
the purchaser 70 give bond and security for the
eight, sixteen and twenty four months from the
gay OF sale, respectively. with Interest from the
day Of sale.
] W MITCHELL, DEPUTY for
ARCHIBALD WCODs, 5 o q, and
auS23 - Commle sioner.
WlEGINIA-I~ cHAscEHY-At rules held bon
the clerks Office Of The county court Of
Ohio county for the month Of August 1888
Peer saver, Complainant
Charles Motto, and Charles Degewcrt.
Dsfsudrnfs.
The defendant Charles Mofic, not having
entered bus appearance anH given security accyr-
ding TO tine act Of Assembly and the rules olthis
court and 30 appearing by satisfactory proof
that be- ls not an IuhabIfanf Of This Common
woa|th-ou motion Of compliment ty counsel.
l'Hs ordered that he said defendant DO arrcar
here on the fret day Oi the next November term
OF .u.- court and aHswgTfhC complainant hIII.
ana That % copy of thrs order be- forthwith in.
lg1 900 some newspaper printed Tu the CITY Of
W IecIrg 'Ur two months gurrssa.vrfv. aud uHa.
ted 90 Che front door Of the court house Of Ohio
JNo WCOLLOCH. e.
A WILsoS for Comp't. arg IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
CuANCERN SALE.

OF LOT NO. ~ ON FIFTH STREET
IN HBANCFRG-lr the Circuit superior cour
: o!Law and Chancery for OHIO county.
S ar & Morton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

Ihave confidence IN the representations made
10y Martha CUuiIH, and hay, lul Eu.NItdgs gf
her case. ELIJAH 70 pIsbI
Alderman 10Th Ward Ji Tine cty 0l'tew YORK.
Dec a., 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

ARDWARE-Thc subscriber las l,,sry.
~ received The following goods, which he I'M.
reduced The price TO suit times. Jus
Elliptic Springs. NIaup,s Az.
WIN Jess"p & Sons Cast Mouse hole AID ,u.,
'"''' ''eeIi Auvils,
Smiths Wees. Mil 70
sheet Brass. pie. "F
Together with every variety in the U,,J..-
WI. ,u,''y ""e. SAML NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

Martha COnliH has lived In ms family the last
90 years, aud j hereby corGG that the iOr,g1ing
statement made by herself BE- correct.
AIr. MANN E IInNn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
know Martha Coulin, and believe what she
states In this document 90 be perfectly true,
TnIIL EINNLg

/ place full confidence In the statement made
by DIurtha CUn.lui hayIdg known her the past
twenty years.I viii ehoerfJlIy give auyparticulars
IN relation 90 her case To- thOs. vino may wish
further information. ST ELIZABETH,
Superior of ihe EOman CallOIc Orprau Asylum.
PunSe street, New \ Urk. iDec a. 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
] w MITCHELL, Dcputy for
ARCHIBALD WCODs, = o q. and
aug p - Commissioner

WIEGINIA- ~ cHAScEHY-At rules held boz
the clerks office Of the county court Of
Ohio county for the month Of August Is33.
Peer saver, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

b. a. F~AHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE,
4 PERFECTL SAFE
AND CERTAIN ca RE FOR WORMc.
CERTIFICATE : of ITS %sticac, can be seen at
the store OF the subscriber sufficient 10 sat
isfy tie most incredUlnus. Price - cents.
WHITLEY, Green Co. PG.1
MAJ llth, 1913. >
Nr. b. A. FFhpestork d. 90.
Dear Sir: ! have been using youI Vermsflge in
my practice for a number Of Years, md fad It
The most sur and sale Worm Destroyer that /
ever had.
was called TO a chr * or seven wear. old in
Nav, 1872, which was then in spasrIs with the
worms. ! gave II one vial ofyour VermiuCr. a.
sreesbiy 10 IA scuons, aud the chIld pass,d 44I
worms. In \ few weeks, I gave II another NAL.
and 1t passed 2jn more, making in all 60 Worms.
The chlld recovered lmme' lately, AMI has enjoy
ed good h. alth e., or since.
have prescribed II IN many ether cases. in
which II has brought away 2On and SCa Wrrr.s-
JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are Nermrfuses in almost every section
% the country asserted - be the same 81 equal
TO Fahrcstock ,-whIch is not The case.-thrre
r. none hkelt. They contain danre'ous inyrc-
IIsnts. Avoid them as YOU value life and br5Ith.
use he hTst and only safe ana efhcucious CSe.
DO not be persuaded by the Interested yenCer,
hat o'hers W III aHsw er "a well
For sale 10y
% \ FAHNESTOCK & CO.
Corner of sixth and WnnF SIS. Prt,bursb
u u MN HIN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17
ThANSLk TIUk.
TRANSLATION.
From The PoisriAe Demokratisht Heyhets-P Prose-.
GOVERNOR c. A. WlCKLIFFE POSTMAS-
TER GENERAL

Since President Tyler called this distinguished Re
publican into his Cabinet to preside the Post
Office Department, we have carefully and closely
scanned his public acts and conduct and confess
that most heartily approve of the course hitherto
pursued by this worthy officer The duties pertain
ing to the Office of Post Master General are most
undoubtedly more multifarious, intricate and impor.
tant than those of any other branch Of National
Government, when we reflect that the of about
400 Post Offices under his general superintendent,
that the giving out of the very numerous contracts for
carrying the mails, &c. &c, all devoye upon him.
But Notwithstanding hls station is loborious and
responsible one, MIR. WicktGs does ii full Justice
He is emphatically business man, uniting untr-
ing industry and perseverance. lie takes off his
coat and goes to work himself knowing that it is
then well done. During the short period Gov. w.
has been az the head Of the 2. o. Department, he
has introduced salutary improvements aud reforms ;
curtailed expenses and increased mail facilities HIS
sole object is to accommodate the public, stricuy 10
enforce the existing laws of the P. o. Department
and to discharge his duties with imparality and fl
deity regardless Of denuncalUus from any quarter
Fathless and in efficient equities find no grace with
him. They have to =" walk the plank" v,ry quick
Defndirs ditto. 8ppedis to party ayaileth nothing
with him.
The Post Offices Of our country were probably
never better organized than now, and always will
remain so long as the present talented and eff
cien public servant will be the chef of this impor-
tsnt branch Of the public service. lie is deseryedy
one Of the most popular men that ever presided over
i.e p. o. Department. Although coming in Office
at a time when Tie Department was deeply in debt,
and having to encounter thousands of other difficult
ties, we believe the day is not far remote when he
will restore the financial condition Of the Department
to IFS dourishng state, during the days Of John
Milan.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17

Mr.. Blair is not only an oppugner OF Presl-
dent Tyler, but pugmacious with any body else
that inlerferes Mr.. Kendall should have recol-
lecled that the Globe was the Dictator Of The
Democratic Universe. Mr.. Kendall should not
have dared 10 consider Mr.. Tyler one Of the
Democratic candidates Mr. Blair does "not
so consider him." Mr.. Kendall should have
known that the Democratic People have no
light to support Mr.. Tvler-lor Mr. Blair had,
more than Z" thrice" said his name should not
be introduced in the National Convention
The whole matter has been defnitively settled
BY the Globe. Norman should dare TO open his
mouth
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17
HON. JOHN B. WELLER.

We were much grat,ned to learn li.at this distia-
guished gentleman responded I" Auditor Brough .
TRADE Of abuse at the late Cincinnati Vso Buren,
meeting. Mr.. Weller did not consider an honest
support of the President in the dschsys Of his ar
duous and responsible duties, Incompatible with
hearty preference Of Mr. Van Burens claims IN 1874
He had, member of Congress, witnessed IAs
difficulties tho President had to encounter and the
hrmness and independence he displayed, when every
friend Of the Democrats party-eyery friend OF the
country looking to him alone for the protection
Of the Constitution. He had witnessed aud Partici-
pated in the JOY which spontaneously burst from The
bosom Of every Democrat, when the veto was read,
which proclaimed the Constitution protected from
violence, and the people protected from the iron rod
of amoneyed despotism. In view Of such facts he
could not set by and hear President Tyler abused
He repudiaed the idea, that the democracy of those
who received office at the hands of President Tyler,
was thereby justly brought into question. MIR. Wei
Ter merits the gratitude of the democratic party for
his manly and disnterested defence OF the President,
from the selfish and malignant attacks of prcfessed de-
mocrats. II is such men whether in favor Of Van
Buren,, Buchanan, Calhoun, Johnson, Cas-, who
are to save the democratic party from defeat in 1S4S
old School Republican.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17

Would not the Washington Globe be better en-
poyed in warning against the Clay party, than in vi
client attacks on President Tylerl
Is not . defence of own distinguished political
leaders, of more importance at this time, than the
motives Of action BY which Messrs. Henshaw and
neti
Have we no enemies among the public press
against whom our batteries be properly dir
rected than the Maids rnian
We ask for MISUNDERSTANDING ia } Repub-
bean.
We have asked the same question some TWEEN
ty times, and each time the reply was a broad
side. We have even borne these broadsides with
our proverbial equanimity of temper, in the
hope that the editor would ere long find out that
he was mistaken, and then point his guns at the
common enemy. But all 10 no purpose. We
lhiok we will be justified in referring the
Globes fire, if its offensive operations are con-
tinued much longer.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17
THE ELECTIONS.

In TENNESSEE, Jones is elected Governor
over Polk by large majority. Governor Polk
may charge his defeat to the Globe. con
ciliatory spirit should have been cultivated, and
the Sub Iredsu,y not eren named.
The 7lh and Slh Districts have elected Wing
members of Congress-the 4lh and 9th, Repub-
Leans.
Eight Republican and six Wing members OF
the State Senate have been elected, which is as
far as had been heard from.
Nineteen Republicans and twenty -four Wings
to the House of Representatives.
Such is the result, as far as heard from, taken
from the Nashville Union, the Republican jour
nal
In NORTH CAROLINA, eight of the new Con-
gressional Districts have been heard FROM
Each party has four members cerlain--both
claim the uncertain District. We give the
names of the members elect:
Whigs Republicans.
James Graham, or T. L. Romulous Saunders
Clingham. J. J. Mckay,
d. NJ Barrnger, - Daniel
f. Deb'rry, E. f. Arlington
Kenneth Rayner