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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

sALE.--BY virtue OF three
y vrits of VendiiiOni Exponss 10 nae
directed BY the court Of common Pleas
within and for Brown county 0hio' Iwil
offer for sale atthe 'front.' door Of the court
house in Georgetown on Saturday The
18th daV Of November 1913, between
the hours Of 10 and a o'clock on said day
the following real estate, to wit: IN iOl
number six in the town Of FineAstls'
Brown County, Ohio. Ordered to ,"
exDosed to sale % the property Of Thoms
as SelIman, at the suits of John ElIisOns
Samuel Pangburn andGrifin and Lucksy.
against said SellmaB. Terms cash % hand-
WIN. SHIELDS ,sh'f, BOO.
Sheriff's Office, On. 18th, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
Brown Common Pleas.
Petition Eos
PaStition.
NlnC0nl AuAe q
Mao his wife.

Campbell Cochran, Lucinda a4
Co.hran, Harriet Cochran, James Cochran, nli-
"a ]. Cochran, Margaret Cochran. and lillian
Cochran heirs aud Mary Cochran widow Oh
VIM. Cochran deceased.
GNNHE above named defendants win take no.
tice that petition was itsd against the.l
on the 9th day Of October, ls43, IN the ClsEk'e
Office of the Court Of common Pleas OF bsoM@
county Ohio, by Vincent Lake aud Mary me-
wife, and is now pending, wherein the SAID Pc
titoners demand partition Of the following
real estate situate In said county, to wit: Ons
trnet Of 1872 acres ofland--Beginnlng at . leeuse
blue ash and sugar tree Samuel Thomas cor
ner on James Meranda's linei thence oinding
with Mefandas line south, 70 degrees west, AV
uoles 10 Wics's corner buckeye and ash; thence
binding with Vices line notih " dsgseess
west. i52 poles to two beeches and buckeye On
shinRles oldline thence binding withSaid
line north, II east. I40 poles to two blue asnes
and buekeye Thomas conerI thence bihding
With Thomas lirs south, 10 degrees east, iSO
POLES TO the bSgi" ing-conveysd to said Wms
| Cochran deeeast ~ the heirs Of Robert CteEk
Jaeobs by deed GATED the goth Of November toS4.
And that at the next Term Of said court, applies'
tiou will be made for an order that partition ma
be made Of said premises agreeably 70 the Vsatnf'
in such cases provided. VINoENT LARk'
HAMRR & JoHNv IRON, MARY LAKE.
Sol'rs for Petitioners.
October 9Th, lS43. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

SHERiFF's SALB;-BY virtue OF EE't
- Of Venditioni ExpOnas 10 me directed
nv the court Of common Pleas Of BrowH
county Ohio, win offer for sale, At tho
front door Of the courthouse in GeoFee.
town. on Saturday the 18th day Of NOvsmS
Der, iS4S, between the hours Of 10 ana
o'clock on said day, The following real
estate, 10 wit: In lol No. 65 eighty hVe1
IN the town of HigginspoEt, Brown coans
ty Ohio. To be seld as the r'al essuse
of Oscar s. McLelland snd Mary Williams
at the suit Of Thomas H. Lynch =. John
Williams heirs. Terms cash.
.WM. SHIELDS sheriff, b. c. o.
sherifss Office. October lib, lo4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

StHERIFF's EALE.-By virtue of writ
Sof vendilioni expo pas 10 me directed
BY The court Of common Pleas within
and for Brown county Ohio, 1 will offer
for sale at the front door Of the court
honse IN Georgetown, on Saturday the
18th day ofNovember, l643, between the
hours Of 10 and A o'clock on said day the
following tract or parcel Of land lying and
being 10 the county Of Brown and State
Of Ohio, on the waters Of Whiteoak creek,
past OF Jordan q TbompsOn's survsyNos.
1857 e. l2e59 OF l400 acres and bonn
ded as follows: beginning q Thomas
Sroufe's corner in said Jordan 81 FhomP'
cons line, being stone, south g degrees
eost, 81 poles feet to a stone at Benz
nett Hays conner in said Jordan and
Tbompson's line, thence on said Hays
line south, So degrees west, ITO poles tc
a stone IN ihe line 81 Anthony Evans
being said Hays most noribwestwardly
corner 10 said Eysn's lihe: thence nortl
9 degrees west, on said line, 26 poles
Ieotto stone in said line thence 81
an eastwardly course through Thoma
sroufe's line 10 the beginning, contain
ing 81 acres be the same more or less
TO be sold as the real estate Of Rot
srt Hicks at the suit Of Adam Sroufe.-
Terms cash
VIM. SHIELDS Sheriff b, @ Q.
Oct. II lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
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SHERnE'e sAEH .--By giTlne Of writ
bSef vendliioni sxpopes 10 me dippc,sf
by the coufi Of common Pleas Wilhia
and for Brown county. Ohio, / will offer
for sale, al he font door Of the court
house in Georgetopn nsnlurday she 18th
day Of November lS43 ,bsiuesu the hours
Of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, he fpl-
lowing real estate, 10 Wit: Out lol No.
l2 in the Town Ripley, Brown couniE
Ohio. TS besold as ihs Proparly 81
Samuel Mehaffy al the suit Of Flsnklin
g. Shaw. Terms cash, -
VIM. SHIELDS, sb'G B. G, Q.
Sheriff. Office, October i7lh, l043.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14


GtHnR1rF's sALE.--sBY virtue Of two wF,ss
y ofvendilioni axponas to me directed oy
,ba court Or common Pleas within aud iOv
Brown county Ohio, will offer for sale g
he front door OF the court house, 70
Csnro,,own, on Saturday the 18th day O
November, isd3, between the hours o.
I0ana 4o'clock on said day, the toslcw'
,,ne real estate, 10 wit: In lot in the s'oWu
afRibleyin said county known on tue
SscoTd plat Ofsaid town By its No. one
b~ndred and fifty seven l57. To b'
sold as The real estate Of John Patterson
stthe suit Of Samuel D. Lilly agalns
Jobn Patterson and John s. Beasly 70
Tjmo.hy Bowers, John Patterson an'
John Moore.
aIALso on the same day, at the SAM
place, in lots in said town of Ripley Nos
ana bundred and sixty one, one hundred
ana sixly two, one hundsad aud sixty three
fIel. l63, 1897 To be sold as the res
estate ofJohn Patterson at the suits 0
Samuel b. Lilly and John 9. Beasley:
Terms cash 10 hand. WIN. SHIELDS. sh'lt
sbariaps Office, Oct. l7th, ls4S. ts.c'O
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
aSate of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
John Z. Pangburn's heirs
and others.
Jefferson w. AllSn

John L. Pangburn's heirs s
and others. M
TIE IL remembe cred that heretofoTe, en- thS
Is 18th day Of Juns, A. D. le4S, the eom-
claimant fled his certain Bill in cherceTy 10
said couf. setting forth,among OtheE thingssthaS
John L. Pangburn in his life-tims, sold tosinos
Pettyiohn tba undivided half of lotsNUs. 10 and
i6i In the town OF Sardinia, and also the other
undivided half OF said lots to Abraham Fetty-
iohn, and that said Amos and Abraham ei1sf.
wards sold their respective Interests IN saio
rsat estate to William AT. Frasiaf, who SOLD
tl,p same 10 the complainant, and gave aim tns
nosssssiori thereof. The Bill alleges that tne+
eomplainant identified to conveyance olssta
pIenisas according to the several contracts Is
iosesaId, and the prayer thereof ls that thseours
dseTes that such conveyance be madss sac
| general relief, &C.
! = And aftsrwardsat at the September Term q
said coust A. ID. ts43, it being made e sp'
nsar to the sa.isfactiOn ofsaid court that tns
aeiendantv, Amos Pettyjchn and Abraham ret.
fylohr are not residents ofdhe seats OF ohio' !,
wss ordsyed that notice Of the lpsndeney END
PRAYER Of said Bill DO published n the DemS
cratic Standard, newspaper pTlnFee enc PuS
4 Ilished N said county, six consecutive week
ureyiuus 10 the next term Of said courts 20 wHie'
Time said cause staRds continued. at9i E0
'' '"' - 80 IA JoHy II. REAARs ClsEksp
Z .DAyIB @, .DEyoRE, sol'r, DsaA a7iSse
sep,ember 25th, l64S. ..,. ~ !. 49,. a
g.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
Iaatus Howlan

,tShng Iogland's heiFs.
TN'nnrsuance ofan order Of the Court st Gen,
~ P,sns ofthe county Of Brown and Htais q
0s;,,' ~ their septembes Tefms a. y; lpes,
s. 4 Davtdson, Lucinda Davidson. hatIsss
I,.siaso9. I,h Grssnleaf Davidson, rsnbtook ya-
s,asoa. Melinda Davidsoa and; Mary Ann Dh.
,lasaas fosldenss sf the State Of ksntuekyi ana
s,snd children and heirs Of John Rowland dee'd'
snd T.nomas Howland Of Wiaccnsin, are hereby
no,I6sd that on the 2eth day Of August last.
saIus Rowland Of said county, fled In SAID
court, bill In Chaneesy against the a6oys ee,
med grand chiIdren and said 1homss hnwlans
ana othsfs--the object and prayer Of which Dsi'
! h % enforce and secure the payment q tpe
uurchase noasg, due to the heirs ofJohp Hew;
liand deceased. from the purchaser Ofsald deced
entss estate atA sale on writ Of partition
And the ed named defendants are faFtNeF
nc.iAed that unless they appear and ptsAds an
swer or demnr 10 the said Bill within sizty GAYS
after the naxt term fsaid court, the sald VIZ,
| 1us Rowland, at the next term after the exPs.
ration Of said sixty Gays, will apply e sala
court to take the Mates ef the bHlasl eoatssa'
cd, and to decree thaEesn aecoEdlugly. ~
lzATus HowbANp, 4
A. ELLISON, Sol'r. for Comprt.
n October 2nd, 1643. y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

October 9th, l843.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER AND MR.
CALHOUN

In a controversy with the q. s. Tele
graph in 1888, Mr.. Richie, Editor of the
Richmond ENQUIRER, thus speaks of Mr.
Calhoun:
"We retort upon the Telegraph the
ialsehood which it has charged upon u.s.
| Its editor knows, as well as we do. that j
/ {. Calhoun was an advocate Of the Tarif
system in l5l6-that he wen, oui Of the
war an ultra slickler for the powers of The
Federal GovernnIent---t!iat he supported
the Bank-a general system of internal
improyement.-and the Protective System
as the permanent policy Of the Govern
menl. The loyal Telegraph knows, and
his political master knows, that spite Of bis
late equlyocaiiag speech, he was the adyo.
cate Of the bill Of lsl6-tbat there is not
one word about raising rcrcnue in the
speech of 1916; and that be insisted that
manufactures should be tablished beyond
he reach Of contingency; and that he sire.
nuously supported the odious aud oppres-
sive system Of minimumS.
We knop further, and we have no
doubt this miserable s. cophani Of Mr.. Cal
houn knows the same, that as far down as
1924, he was IN favor Of building up man.
ufaCtures by the scaholding of The Fede-
raj Government. Finding, however, that
lis ultra doctrines were becoming odious
10 The South, and that his ambition never
could be gratiied BY this course, lie was
compelled TO yield 10 The force Of Southern
senliments-cooled towards his Federal
doctrines-gradualIy came over 10 the
cause Of State Rights; but, like all new
proselytes, hurried 10 excess, and plunged
into the other erireme Of Nullicalion =
And nor his powerful mind is derottd 10 the
task IF denying has old opimoas, and Of
supporting his nep ones -n'rer right, BIT
0lwdyS an tTtremes. A politician from
1915 10 1888, UTTERLY UNSAFE AND NEy.
Err TO BE TRUSTED y
What do the Democ racy of Georgia land
North Carolina tool think Of it! What
do Mr.. Calhoun's friends think of IL For
Our own part, we have been somewhat sur.
prIsed at Mr.. Rltchie's course we have
been some~ha, surprised al his prefering,
at this time, Mr.. Van Buren,
10 Mr.. Calhoun. But we are no longer
whole matter is plain G.
nough now. In the above Mr.. Richie
asserts that Mr.. Calhoun is UTTERLY
UNSAFE AND NEVER TO BE Trusted
Georgia Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
SUPREME cocRT.

Dy REtiin, G. ]. in Johnson O. kincaid. from
Rowan, directing decree FOR plainiiR Also. ia
Webb Q. Fulshire from Onslow, directing udg.
rnent TO be entered for plain,if Also, in the State
10 the use Of bodie .. Wick end others from Nash
affirming the Judgment below Also the State .
Sandy, IA slaye,) from New Hanover, directing
The judgment to be arrested Aiso in Fleming
u. Burgin, in Equity from Burke, directing the
ball 10 DO dismissed lar il seeks TO have the
deed TO B. Burgin, 81. declared void, aud a ref
renee. il plaintiffs choose 10 take an accom-. Of
the defendants mortgage debt, &c. Also in
Lewis =. Burgin, in Equity from Burke direc,.
ing reference. Also, in Cnwley o. Timber.
lake, in Equity from Caswell, directing an En-.
quiry. Also IN NJ sby D. Hunter, from Warren,
Affirming the Judgment below Also, in Ives T.
Jones, from CurrNuek, Affirming the Judgment
below. Also, in Walker .. Crowder, in Equiiy
from Caswell
By Daniel, J. in Boil .. Jasper, in EQUITY from
Hyde. directing an enquiry. Also, in State O.
Bell, fiom Edgee0iub, directing the Judgment to
he affirmed. Also, ia HELEN, Q. Noe. from Car.
tcret, directing new trial Also, in Cheshire
.. Cheshire, in Equity from Darie, declaring the
plaintiff entitled TO the purchase money after
deducting reasonable compensation for selling
the slaves
BY CASTOR, j in Coke b. Skoen, from David.
son, affirming the Judgment below. Also, h
Foster .. Gag. in Equity from Dayis, declaring
that the plaintiff is entitled 10 have his contract
Of purchase sci aside, aud directing the necessary
enquiries Also, in SasseR U. Jones, in Equity
from Wayne declaring the Plaintiff entitled to
restitution of whaievrr III MAS LoBl by reason Of
the recovery az law, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
OBITUARY

Died, IN Ircdoll county, on ThHrs5ay. The ~
INST, Mrs CATHARINE TORRENCE, cot.
sort Of Alexander florence, Esq. aged about 81
years. The deeea Sod has left a husband and four
children, with large circle Of friends to lsmeLL
her departure, but we believe their loss is her
gain. she had long been a consistent member
Of tho Presbyterian church al Centre, and Lcr
surviving friends have abundant cause Of thank
fitness for the evidence left, tha; she foil asleep
IN Jesus, and that her spirit has gone TO hahi.
tation not made with hands. Dat few arrive at
her age, and fewer still retain their mental pow.
ers as she did, for they were almost unimpaired
to tho last. She was exemplary in all the rela.
lions Of !ife-.a the domestic circle she was kind
and proyident, an aifectionate wife, a tender mo.
lller aud good mistress. In the soci,! circle
she was friendly and agreeable good neghbor
respected and beloved by all who knew her. But
few live long without mourning some ne the
dspleasurc and ill.will Of their fellow teinls tlau
she did-may all initiate her virtues and die,
we believe she did, the death Of the righteous,
and their last end be like hers, peace.
Her flesh shall slumber in the ground
Till the last trumpet's Joyful sound;
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise,
And in her Saviour's image rise" Com.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
MR. CLAY IN OHIO.

The following highly satisfactory infor-
nation Of the cnrrent Of opinion among
the Wings Of the great State Of Ohio is
copied from the Ohio State Journal of the
29th ullino
u must have been observed lliai every
declaration Of mass and delegate CUnvcn-
ions throughout this State have been in
favor Of the great American statesman Of
Ashland. We do not remember having
seen an expression, in township, county
or district meeting, or meeting OF dele
gales, and nearly every one has spoken
but what has been clear aud explicit
commentator Of Henry Clay, and Gn cX-
preston OF confidence in the election Of
this iavorile Of oil who are advocating q
complete restoration and establishment Of
the policy Of Washington and the fathers
d the Republic tile American policy and
RepubIcan principles. There is but one
feeling among Us IL Ohio and for this
reason we have neglected 10 copy all the
expressions OF public feeling, but have
been content with recording those oi Con.
grcSsiona Conventions. Our friends in
other States my rest assured that HENRY
Clay uiH curry THIS State deaias Van
Burea, or any OTHER single LocofocO. by
majority as ooerWAeiming as did Gen. Hdr.
yis5a ia lS40"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
ArrENrInN .,ya1cs I,

The notice which we publish to-day,
from The Chairman of the Wing Central
Committee, calling a meeting of that body
during The week of our Superior Court, is
for The purpose of recommending To The
Wings of North Carolina, suitable day
for holding Stale Convention TO nornin-
ate a Candidate for Governor. The 9th
or party are taking steps towards bringing
out their Candidate, and we should suffer
no advantage to be taken. We are pretty
confident, from the opportunity We have
had oil consulting with the members Of the
Committee, that some day will be fixed
on between the FIRST and twentieth Of De-
eember for holding the Convention. We
hope, therefore, the Wings in every Coun-
~ of the State, will avail themselves OF
the Tall Courts, either Superior or County,
to hold meetings and appoint Delegates to
lie Convention. 1t is Of the highes, in
poriance, that cctry county in The Stdfe
should be represented. nomination
made by such body, will come with i'm.
posing effect, and almost secure a victory,
IN advance Of the Election, by infusing ac.
uviiy and confidence throughout The " big
ranks. Let there then, be no iukewarm-
ness, no apathy about this matter, but let
us show Our political opponents, that We
are tpide a,odke neither asleep, or SLEEPY.
-Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
SWEARING OUT OF FASHION

In enc Of the excellen, letters of Thur
low Weed, Editor Of the Albany Evening
Journal, who is in London, he SAYS A !.
mother thing struck me with surprise here.
Protdae SigeGrlng IS gone qnite ont of fash.
ion. | cannot speak for the hostility, be-
cuuse have not reached their circle, but
With all the other classes cursng and
swearing is 'honored in the breach rather
than in the observance Oaths aud i'm.
precautions, so common in America, are
not heard here, even among the watermen,
cabmen, coalbearers, or scayengers. The
language of blasphomy in its various
" sliding scales Of enormty came as a
part of our education from the mother
country. Is it not reasonable to hope,
therefore, that, among other English fash,
ions adopted by Americans, our people
will soon lorbear to mngle the name o.
their Creator and Redeemer profancly
either in their idle conversations or theiI
excited controversies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
MARRIED

Al Goose Creek, Union county, on the Is, in.
s;anL. BY R L. Wilson, Esq. Mr.. CHARLES
MARECnAL, Merchant OF Camden, S. C.. 10
Miss MARY BLACKBURN, Of Lancaster Dis.
trict, s. e.
Near Wadosboro', Arson county on the 9th
instant, by the Rev. A. B. Smith. Mr.. ANGUS
NJ. LIVINGSTON to Mis- MARTHA d. co.
NINGTON.
In Lincoln county, on The both ult, BY Robert
Alexander. ESQ, Mr.. HENRY CASTOR to
Miss MARY MOORE
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr Holiday,
Mr.. BENJAMIN MORRIS TO Miss CARO-
LINE RANKIN both OF Lincoln.
On tl'e same day, by David Bailey, Esq. Mr.
JAMES RUSS, sen, of Linconton, TO NJ les
HANNAH THOMAS, Of Cloayelsnd.
On the Slst ult,, by DAVID Bailey, ESQ, Mr..
DAVID LACKEY 10 Mise MARY BOGGS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19

sion 10 toe grievances Of the people has on
4 ~ enboldt ned them TO raise their demands
SPAIN.
EsparteIo is now refugee from Spain
lie has issued proclamation deelarino
that he has been shameluily abandonai b,
his friends, and has thus been forced IL
seek refuge in foreign country. lie ar.
rived at Lisbon on the 9Th ultimo, but mol
having Obtained permission 10 disembark,
he sailed for England.
The Junta Of Barcelona, which had been
IN open hostility with the Provisional GOV.
eminent Of Madrid, had at the latest nc.
counts made its submission by laying down
Its authority as Supreme ,Iun,a, aud conf.
ming itself 10 the position Of Consulting
Junta, IN conformity with The decree Of
the Lopez Ministry.
The Ministers OF the United States and
Of Mexico had recognized the authority
Of the military Government al Madrid Dc
fdeto.
The declaration Of the Queens MAORI
ty was made at Royal Leyce held at Ma.
drid on the slh.
A decree has been issued at Madrid De.
claring that all engagements entered nto
by the Regents Government after the 3a,h
juno, are 10 be considered as hull aud void.
should they not have been executed Who'll.
ly or IN part. Those, however, tina; have
been partly carried into effect are to be
considered binding, provided they have
bern lawfully contracted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
DINNER TO GOVERNOR JAS. c. JONES.

When James X. pix was elected Gov
ernor Of Tennessee, in 1888, over Govern
or Cannon, the Locoiocos of Alabama gave
him public dinner. Since the late elec.
lion in that State the Wings of Alabama
propose TO tender 10 Gov. Jones like com
plimeni for the noble race which he ran
against the renowned champion Of Loco
focosm in Tennessee. Never did man
more richly deserve the gratitude Of the
Wings, not alone Of section, but Of the
whole Union, than does James G.. JONES'
The Wings of Kentucky certainly put a
proper appreciation upon The gallant SER
vices he rendered the Wings in the contest,
and if il should ever be his fortune 10 visit
Kentucky, that appreciation will be prop
crIy manifested. Lexington Obserrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
A CONFESSION.

The Augusta Age, a Locoioco paper,
SAYS: TIM DENocRATIC PARTY Is ROT.
TEN, ITS LEADERS ARE CORRUPT, NO GOOD
IS TO RE GAINED FROM A LONGER ADHER'
ENcr TO II, and unless it can be made to
undergo some violent and radical change,
BY breaking it up and remedelling ii, the
country is better off under FEDERAL DO,
MINarIoNs," (meaning by the term " Fed
eral" the friends and upholders of the Con
stitution of the United States. Motion
al IateliigeRcer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
MICHIGAN.

The Wings Of Michigan held spirited
State Convention at Jackson on the 23d
ut. Ga taking an informal ballot for a
candidate for Governor, il appeared that
every vote had been cast for Dr. Zina
Pitcher, of Detroit, who was nomina.
ted accordingly. James j. Larue, Of
Berrien county, was selected for Lieu
tenant Governor. The following is a list
OF the delegates appointed TO the Wing
National Convention, beng the entire mum
Der 10 which the State is entitled
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
A cool, RECEPTION.

The papers by the Margaret, at Halifax,
state that at meeting ot the Repeal As,
ISOLATION, al Dublin, on the 7sh August, a
gentleman who had for some time been
sitting near Mr.. OCounell, handed his
card to Mr.. Steele, and requested an in
PRODUCTION to the great agi'aor. Mr.
Steele accordingly presented the card, and
minated that Jumes Gordon Bennett, OF
New York, was present. Mr.. O'Connell
replied" lie is person NTH rhom lean
hare nothing to do He is the editor q
the Neu York Herald, one of the most in
FUNGUS gd.ettes erer printed, and I shall
haze nothing to say 10 him" Mr.. Bennett
not feeling greatly tlattcred by this recep
ton, made his way to the door, as quick
ly as he could, amid the groans and hisse'
of the meeting.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
DTCD

In this county. on the 9Th inst. Mrs. MAR.
GAREF beatty, lie Of Mr. VIM. G.. BeaIy
In this county, on the 4th INST, Of typius ie.
yer, CYNTHIA CORNELIA. aged - years /;
and on the 9Th, SAMUEL 1lrJ ), aged years,
children Of Cyfus and HANNAH williamson.
On tho Both Ut, at Ben Lomond. Fiuaalnr
county, Va. Mrs, ELIZABETH STANLY. 70.
lict ofthe late Hon. John s!anly, Of y Carol ia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.

A correspondent inquiries how many
electoral votes each State is entitled to uu.
der the new apportlonmens of Congress,
We have stated il long since, but will state
il again for the benefit Of those who may
have forgotten.
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Tuesday, September no, 1913.
ToR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky.

70 Absence from home part Of las, week
and the necessity We were under Of assis-
ting IN the place Of one Of our hands who
was unable 10 work, has prevented as from
desotlng any time 10 cur editorial columns.