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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17


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various Quarter. -. I#s.h ..
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afeai spfH Tor mnuy day. Nr CLAW.
EaraaE tout TIE discussion. remained urr.
leelIA coaI. an 4rfeB Ies4sa..an a.tt
a. Als pasersafaf.aneal aus e.55Hcac,
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L = A. LAY t"H' I.Nia~'
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Miller, Moore, Naa3ain. poioas,,c,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

oh Ni>fAks GREAT DISCOVERY ii
r'' once 'sh .Ihsfs !. uoihiug nss s,s,,
~. ,''a e'aphah.siiy 'fus ia frratl l.. med,
''''s. handfeis OF PA. Psn.fs.. -
anu s'ee'hes Of al .or. have Teen o. - .'
'',i's', al made mainly Of he .aps ia,,.l..l
aaains DO ~" maienAl. L. The hes',r, 49,, -
a'. 'l,a. "a ''a'n d Mid cbeff, funi.hs.
nsi,.,.'. 80 he" pr"e'ple evolved f,orn
'"H arp''' .nfY. D. uf,, A.th,,, -
o',oa p'os l'ef Complain. s,J ~ ls'',
ihs Lnas'. ~hen aoihirs -. All u''' ''r' Of
~. 49, o. The Canadian Parliament 49,,
W,.s.a. p e. Of A''A"' of'-n ,,af. ..od,ns 4
~ ~ Attorney Al Law. So w,,i,',, g.
.'s" io'k VA CURED = III. az. Ism o.
\ ~, I'm Standing. Mr. Cos.ns. Of iaAdonest1
-,,n,.'., a'''1a''' hat a cured him of .app..,
mum pun, s''r physician. had gwen linn -
q 800 ~ - o. hundreds Of oihsr. - &c
he'nemeer. We pa.iiiyely IN ma a.. 81. a.
y ,.'ssl cures a. e'otoced Nv tn. ,n,aio.s,s . -.
cRryps I'.I' " .',af' Bsi.afu q Wild Cher,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

lhe'e are several auiele, On our el. III, =.
'''Ai'a Tor several DAY. Tor want Of NON
'''' ''@' 10 e1an.ns 'hem. They may pfoh.sI,
-tfe'' 20 Gay or iNo. There wa. a very an,
''''' % ihs king up Of Rive. Iolisr m ga, ~.
''''f 'a''y l. "a, corrected 10 The ve,al,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17
ron RENT
IE,1,sl sWsog sATraf -

siisiANSot sATf8f ~ ga
II tses lhs1 eslaas 80. nf..a s.i.sia
E q - tfEsisi'ls kssissal s. ss.s, ....
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= is.ssast. = ssAsn - gsas-f lsae a. ....
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8 ia fsssH4fs ihse fstasgtgs tst. ....
IS tsuss - hrrfsi Ifssfa ihs4f naf.s.
I'D afsss - $50. afaea "a H,s .sr.
fatfs. ssai y iisrfsd - ne ff.as. ~ %.
tf.es fafaiite Hf Fsft.fs 49, tn,ss . sl,ss
g al.tss e ffssfafs SIS de,nr4 esiest -
assn ssttia. = tsfs fnrs ott,..~fy &. 81.
'srin iafsr tt.ss.---s,rgfs sfi.ss uhs
-. aaa fnsasfaiais ssnssssssss alisf isA.s.l.
Tafta So sa.Hsis nsslsrlas
h. - essr uhs~s f,e,.asa, sssss b. is
ihs suae n8. - h.4aiaa ..siafs hassa...
,fiss "a II
AiNHiRN's
tlGhIAhi EXTRACT pills
= 80 ast. ~ meat. u nv .ci.ui.ar ~
ri il.s n.sissnsl ,.fias,. ia ,i.,,f ,4fs.,s, "a
ssi ~ ifssfa iiss fstnssiies isstufs tas rtsa s..
80 Il 'nsn. sfiiseHi sny IT ihn.e us .f
ssAseis if'siase suaay 10 system.
rstsnsssi's s,eags4aissa Meet ss.s,,ass ,,a
disalssl i'sai RUS METHOD - tfef.sfa. 4,
s'f~t~f - - ...i.st a.sih.sls s.ff ass.i,.
ar Aatnfri. Rsnaedg --
PURE ffhfIcr AND aRlGtN
f'tee p srnis laef b.t Onrs %.
issti assaf isesaA lta T4i~fuarie
'~'e e u asssi ai.s ~ ~
-. = IS B.SSTr-
80 - South Whe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

~ IN Ny PRISONER DECIDED, III. h.,,
''ar Nc haze hssfl ~ 81 s4ns usns -. ei.,.,
,i.'a constable IA the ws.sfn pan 81 M. So,
i'f s'aHed OF ia sffs.i pst.an al. had ,.o,o
= aasa pnfsn.l hni Ahasn he sss informed a.. :,
''a' '''as ssssfsd IN aslsah,,ns eaft6ed ~.
H'.aiHs o. iats h.m Is ,utIs..s i.ss !.
-'ai aifstiaa. "a .ar lie tam. 49,. -
80. nhia lf'.sie y asH ..4aansas b.,. h. ca.
'a.'h'' a'shs and a. lest bounced No.. b,,
I'm Gem hins him hfnl, an.an.l ,h. a.,
= .''''''s ''s Re mg pfl-iasf' Imagine h,. r,,,
z...a9' "h'h uHen hafs m.auie ia.p.ri,.n t,,
t''''a t. - e seafe COW -Bss4la "a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

APPROPRIATIONS ron fstt-Tb. wal.
~ isn Sfeeiaef -sss We have heen a. some "a "a.
IA rfseefs tie sfffrfstss o. he Appfnnrai,c nil
frpaHfd his morning hi Nc Mckay. The Ch,irtpsa
Of ihs oemmiuts u "ays ald mssns The. are
- f.Iiant
Arnfaf'.aiian, faf IL es asl dipirrnsie e,n.n...
y. Ias fassfamsnl inf The tesf ean.nsncins I,,,
=. .. sao 'hai'f jun 81. -. 81 02G 592 %
=, 500 q. ne Amy 30S6A75 80
i..''ai, N'sas"f I3l.s5S 50
laf Hesit sfrai4iians VIII The
,sa...' 800 SIS 90
h'fs fsms ~ vi 81 ie reported he Navy. F.,.
lhealssn. aHA llaflssf Bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

Sal SHOT Csf' Ja.l Stone. n The Siese.
- hampton. .hai teal a iae landing ,sssnls,
49, 80 lie 49, srsn hear he
va %. iA' 'aFisia ~ah hfs nose JusI above Tie
- ne Naisi Win t,as hau struck hon
- -. ~ Ne head AMI stiiugal.Aed
daylight Immediately lie VA. G,,,t !, -
ntoni 200 s'.''si. a. Al rs..i,.s., !. t.a.od.
Ia Nes - TIE Lar j. s4n aad b.aunG,n,
'is'ifa. nj - nsaalY eaHlini ave him fo,n ne
"aeffms s.m ei.caal. Jsar'. ras-N n Cea,,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

oss q he Rslfe,shisiiss. ia he i.s-ls' 1t
slss.se asefs sanssl chian. II Matal,hsas
~ha {. ~, #set.hsd 'a a Ba.ioa raper
H. = seas # sss---a sit.fe heaiih, mas
aa8 ia - h' eva language. he Ia, neaLsf aeis
49, fsifs'
- The laa Ten year. ihp nsa -. li,el an .
.mpls vegetable de-. cansng MT the ,a,e. III
mourning anaHf the hsnis I'D a.cis uh.rt e,sxr
lsssesafiF nfan ne mountain .d,. and during the
al h,ef Yeas he has lise GA naihinc-naihise hu
~ aasrouaa rAeat ass Traut lie MALI, M,
hfsaAisd u fruit the other two meal. If Nhe,f.
laifaniains neither bufniono mills. NOT Freneh
tsBAs
i-a'i tesf he -. sleried delegate 10 ihe Vs.,
trsief Democratic Stale Convention anil u,ih q
rue bemoefaiio srifn BE- filled ~. psckss ~uh
Hhsai "sisei i' Worcester N one day IA dniance
= - mAss) aHeeied ihs Convention and The n.u
iaf islafnra hems hr nh, .ame democratic ctpre.s.
having naifan ssd ma haisl.
lie 10 fsaa, 10 YAK IS ndss IA DIV.
"htfs'si aiiefs'i - aeis fasF froan. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

folR 6RAApTArlFRS MD SIX GRAND.
Jim rs Il oofte.rindrnt wuie. "a. Tier,
/ 's' 10 iht helrAhaii.as.5 81 P.ifirl .aun I,o,e
NtsInn ~ ~ iee nsms II samuel llos 81.
- yen n'a. Nh. TO Fe,f. 49, hal f,uf srands.
ia'f' sns - sfan4malbee Ell lr,tHe aea n cool
nea'9i ami "hsi - rnafs extraordinary. Gse IT IA.
5 fandm'ihsf, nsfs oa "a. n,ashet'..,is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

i rs 49, "a - e..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

y = = > z TTT
have hequenfiY u.ed Fshnf,is.4
me- With good effect. but rsc,ntitI
"a iht sfefsd ii in one ortm, r,.s.
FOOD ,i'esls sefe a,t3nt.stn, 1.
ifom ihfus~ oi one st,l fts -.
ehsfgea ani N snaih-, a -.
he eaiife relief Of tie fifiIe a..
CHARLES WALLAfl
PREPARED and soid ~
~ A tuzrrS4sgrsts e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

ore 'ep much indebted 10 oat representative
"a O.'s'e''' Hon. L S'eenfol lof ven valuable
''''''''Ai a''a'ueai,. among whiea are. A
O'nP'"a 1@ Of The cen,u. OF 1910. and a.e..
msai' accompanying The Pr,..dsa,.. n...
full "a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
SANFORD s. PARK,
Bramdrelh's Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALRH


Health is characterised IN an indiW
dual by the abse0ce Of all pain, suffering
or affection in any part Of his body; by
the free and regular exercise Of ali his
functions without any exception. They
consist IN having good appetite al mea
times, an easy digestion, free eyacua =
Ii0ns, without looseness or Costyeness
al leastonce 10 every IweRl y~iour hours,
and without heat, drypess, or burning
at the passage; the free issue o the wa
Ter without acrimony or burning, and
without reddish sediment which IL al
ways a slgl OF present or an approach
ing PAIN; quiet sleep without agitation
or troublesome dreams: no tasle OF bile
or other bad taste in the mouth upon
rising IN the morning; no sourness or
disagreeabIo rising of the somach; a
clean tongue; q sweet breath; % itching
plmples or spots on the skin; no piles
no burning heat upon any part of the
body; no excessive thirst when unexpos
cd 10 labor or other known cause; no IN.
terruption to any natural evacuation, ,,nOr
pain at their periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does
not hdrmonize with the above picture Of
health, it Is Of the greatest Importance
that no time be lost ia sending for doc.
tor, or IN the use Of foolish remedies too
often the result Of speculation: instead
of this course let dose of BrandFeth's
Pulls be taken, which will not deceive
but will al once restore health 10 the or.
gao or part that requires it.
A II who wish to preserve their health,
all who are determined to defend their
life against the encroachmsns Of dis
ease which might send them premature~
Iy to the grave, will, without hesilat ton
have recourse to the Brandrelh Pills,
when the state Of the system does not har
monIze with the above picture Of health
Those who live ia n country where
OF other diseases prevail,
should often think Of this true picture OF
health, and observe himself with particu-
lar attention, in order to act accordingly
The wise aud rightly directed will follow
this adVice--the unwise are Ieh TO their
own destruction. For sale bv
IL. A. STlDGER.
July 10, 1874,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
SHAVING q HAIR DRESSING
establishments.

THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the citizens of Carroillun and
It's vicinity, that no has recently rented
the room formerly occupied by Heigh
ton and R0msower where he viii hold
himself in readiness 10 wait on his Gus
toners al all seasoRahle hours lie
would also tender his highest thanks to
The liberal part Of community Tor their
patronage, and soiicits a continuance of
the same. Hoping by industry, econo-
my and strict attention 10 his business
to merit the appreciation OF tho public
generally A word 10 Young gentle
men who would be admired by tho la
dies. 10 those who have lost the great
eel ornament which nature ever bestow,
cd on mankind, would say, that by
makIng application to the subscriber,
they can have beautiful head of hair
restored with little expense, and with
out tho least injury 10 the skin Call
and examine specimen for yourselves,
and that will put the question Boy ond
doubt.
RGzorS dressed on short notice.
SpUDELY.
Carrollton, Feb, Q, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
6 + e e

We regret The necessity which exists
10 csuIloning the public against the ma
Iny counterfeit preparations of Wild
Cherry, which are fast overspreadlug
tho couuIry. The iHstrumentaIty OF a
few~unPrineiPied dealers. who Tor the
psIiry gsln Of few dollars, would pa m
Of upon suffering humanlly a miserable
substitute Of their own slewlng, or some
worthless article which they he'd boug ht
Tor a lrihe-tO the manifest injury (and
perhaps loss Of i(e) to the person using
1t. We repeat, then, lei purchasers be
on their guard, and in aIainstsnces in
qHire particularly Tor Dr.. WisIar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry! the most valuable
lsmlly medicine ever before offered for
sale, snd now used by the mosl iDteli-
gent and respectable families ihrough hout
the UoIled States 0HFPriceS 90 per
bottle. or 6 bottles Tor SIS. For sale in
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD s. PARK,
Corner oi An and Wamul sts.
Sanford Il Park are General Agents
Tor the West
Sod in CarroiIton, by K KENNEDY
10 WayDesbutg, by CREOYiSE u
PlERONG.
lo SieubenVIIs, by A. L FRAZIER
Aug 8, lS43 Book aslIer
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The FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as a help to those sOho are sup.
plying themselves ia whOle or IN part
with WOOlen goods Of their ODn man
Wdcture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
MBDIGAG NOTICE.
A. R. Chisholm. W. ID

N' ANs NHEsIIUIhH, NEs D., a
graduate OF the Medical College OF Ohio.
having located in tho town of CarrolTlon
with the view Of making i, his pcrma
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the inhabitants Of the place
and the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assiduous appli-
cation 10 the various duties Of his pro
Iesson to merit and obnin reasonable
share of public patronage
Office a few doors west of SincIair's
Store.
July 10, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
pRITHTTS.

An entire new stock OF prinis ol the
most fashionable slVle as well as the
lowestprice,just received and for sale a
the new store Of
VIM, NJ, SINCLAIR.
Oct3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
Easlman's Life Preserving
lknAAnEm


Is warranted safe and speedy cure
Tor all Bowel Complaints lcr adults or
chIldren, Dia rrlno, Dysenlery, Bloody
Flax, Cholera Mortus, Cholera lnlan-
'um' Nausea, Vomiting, Morning Sick,
ness oI Mothers, Cholic, FlatuIency,
Heartburn Or Cardoolgy &c.
No family should be without this in
esllmable Family Medicine. 1t has
saved life in many instances after all
other medicines had tailed from this
lacl il derived ils name.
Price 25 cents
Agents for Carroll'coanty
II A STiDGER,
Carrolllon.
CARR T. CUMMINGS,
LOesburg
July 2. lsa4- 3s SIN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
CASTINGS

A large assortment ef Ovens, Pots,
SSiIets, GHddIes, TeakettIes &c, of
Pittsburgh Manufacture, iuyt received
and for sale o, the new store II
WIN. IA. SINCLAIR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13

01rDr SMITH having declined the
Pracuce of his profession in COrrolton,
would take this opportunity oT recon-
mending to bis friends, aud the public
A. X CHISHOLM, NJ Cd as a physician
IN whom the utmost onfdence can be
ILIaCed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-13
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
BY P KELLER,
CarHOlltOn, Ohi0.

This commodious house, situated on
Moins street, in central part of the
town, has been newly furnished through
out, and is now open for the reception
Of travellers
The undersigned assures his friends
and the travelling public, that every
attention will be rendered 10 them who
may favor him with their patronage.
and while their accommodations shall
not be surpassed in point Of style or
comfort; his charges vii be moderate.
P. KELLER.
CRrrolhon, July 80. 1914.
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CMssimeVeS

Black, Blue, Drab aud corded cassi,
m0res, jusl received and for sale very
cheap at the subscribers
JACKSON & THOMPSON
Sept 22
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OIL.

One bbl best Winter Strained Sperm
UlIiF one bbI Tanners Oil, just received
and for sale by
WIN, IA. SINCLAIR.
Ocl.aS
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THE STATE OF OHlO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
april Term, A d 1914.
July 2, l844.

DlCkFnbOh hOuefls,
vs.. In Attachment.
Ahner Sloen.
4 LII persons interested will take
~ notice that Dickinson Roberts on
tho 9th day Of May, lS44, sued out a
writ Of Attachment from the Court Of
common pleas Of Carroll county, in the
state Of Ohio, against AbDer Seen, for
the sum Of $02 20 cents, which has
been served and returned.
Attest DANIEL McOOK, G TX.
Clerks Office, arroll4on,(
June Idlh, 1874
Dunbar .. Star kuesther, At'ys
TO- Plaintiff
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List of Letters

Reminding IN the Post office at Car
rolIton, Carroll county, OHIO, July Isl,
1874
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Carrolltou, July 80. 1874.

UPPER LEATHER,S ALI SKINS
$40 sides Upper Leather,
73 doz. Call Skins
aid general assortment of Skirting,
Esrness, Bride and other skins, for
sd'e by ,,.,.a,o,,
Sepl 2s.
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CLOCKS.
NJ %Z w -

A good assortment Of Shawls and
IlandkerchIefs. just received and CoI
sale al the cheap store OF
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Mrs Sarah Baxter Samuel Myers
James Baxter WlIsoa Myers
JAS BenniugtOn,2 2 John Montcrief
John 5 Burge Mark McGaVran
William Clark Andrew Moore
SsnueI Crist Wesley McCart
tobn Carr CatbarIne Pugh
gobn Delord John Parch
John Dunlap Sarah Rcket
Andrew Erwin Daniel RIgeI
Jacob Evefhart Tobias Rodebush
William Everett Charles 6 Smith
H nry Guyer Joseph SniVely
Olive floIbert Thos Taylor
Fight Handel Fred. Thompson
H Johnson J W Thompson
Jacob Kesler John Weldmuth
John Ilooken Adatp &hsrEy
Flnton LdWIer, 2
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all shall
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and stability His will with the hard Mcs
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The most expeditions manner, all those Of
public policy, which the welfare of s ate reou RS
and all will be well Among the Agricnltursis, you
can find men, possessing in eminent degree, all the
qualifications necessary make gooi Representative;
and |, for one, would rejoice to our Halls filled
with men OF this class, who having for the par,
born the burden of supporting the Government oush,
certainly to be the hes, judges how the funds conr-
bnted should be appropriated Had such been
herct fore pursued feel warranted in asserting that
the condition of our State would have been far more
prosperous than 1T present. and oil those wild schemes
ot Internal Improvement paid for by all for the bene-
fit of few been rejected. With these snggesiions
should proceed to propose the NAMES Of two gentle
men to represent us, il MT presumng too much
IN the face of the meeting, and, therefore, submit it
the people say whether Farmers are not better
ed TO enact laws, 10 project their interest," than
lawyers whose province il ID TO frame laws obscure
y, as TO cause the Farmer fee Them plain their
intended meaning. A POLITICAL FARMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17
FOR THE Eve UIRER.
uuLerc 1rin Mr. Cnlhoun 90 ."

FOX TIE E.NRUIRER.
"Hherc wW Mr.. Calhoun go ?"
Who doubts II? As well may the generous warhorse,
prick up his ears, Try 10 arrest the bounding blood in
lis veins, and not rush into the field As well ma
the thsr be expected to pause, with folded arms when
he sees hs favore child about plungng into abyss.
", Calhoun will not hesitate, and cannot pause, when
be the Wing legions threatening 10 PROSTATE all
rs great principles, and 10 head HIM in hs South
Carolina. L. man fear the result Mr.. Calhoun
Will 10 thu rescue. tle will never consent to
AlI Clay ride INTO power on the ruins of the Cen
suuon, ~ hout srcIning every nerve 10 defeat him.
Fear hn ro,, and fear not either Johnson Cass,
aay man who pretends to be Republican. The blood
4l Of them will mount up-and, Tor the preservation
q their principles for The value OF their own
lame Ter The protection of their highest interests,
they vii subdue any little feelings which they may
ksy- entertained, and go for their country. We will
see all THIS soon. A SENTINEL
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FUH TIE F-NRU7RER
TO the Iutsrs of HaI;fur and NscLIenLuru

10 me p01ers OF ffdiJdI anu .HechlcnJuTg.
Fellow Citizens SO far are advised the
only ground Of objection 10 Richard II Baptist, L q
the Senator from the Meclenburg District, is the par,
that he took in bringing the Senatorial election OF
the session Of lS40-4l. As desire the reelection
of that stern and incorporating Democrat to the
Senate. we beg leave to shy word on that subject
fixing the Sh day Of February for going into the el.c-
ton. This being JOINT resolution, 1t sen, to the
Senate for lis acton In Senate, Mr. McMYllen NOV ed
the indefinite pos,ponement OF the resoluion-up on
that question the ayes and noes were Grdered-when
only two Senators found voting in favor of The
motion to postpone-thus evide nclng the intention OF
the Senate TO go into the election. Mr. Baptist the n
moved T. amend the said resolution by striking out the
words "the eighteenth Of February, and inserting in
leu thereof the words third day of March" The
ayes and being ordered it resulledayes 10 noes
l3 Amongst the ayes, are 10 be found the names of
Messrs. Willy, Smith of Cupeper, Piper, Dyer and
Bland, good and true men, side by side with Mr. Bap
u.t Yet, the vengeance OF party is invoked on Mr.
Baptist, whilst the gallant Smith and those who acted
with hm excused Their Democracy has never
been questioned: by what process of reasoning then
can Mr.. Baptist be shown TO be no Democrat, These
facts taken from the Journal and will of YES
set Mr. Baptist right before his Dist ict might also
refer to tae action Of the House of Delegates on tn
subject, but deem !. unnecessarysntce it 10 say that
large aorty of the Democrats in the House sus-
tanned by their vct's, the course Of Mr. Baptist In
the House. may be- seen by reference the Journal
MIR Goode of Mecklenburg, and Mr.. Paul TAYLOR Of
Halifax voted for the resoiution-they also voted for
the resolution amended in the Senate thus placing
themselves the same ground with Mr. Baptist. In
what then has he offended, LIE, an enlightened DIS.
lrct answer. A VOTER