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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02


when thsv have a hsadachs,uE feel Tow spiEiled,
a few Of the eamPhor lezensss give immsdia'S
relief. m
Sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2i cents, and warranted better than all
other Hasters foreufing rheumatism, !. mbagOs
pain or weakness In thasids, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
Of the spine, they cure the tpilesj draws eOTnP
out by the roots in about two days. Thesb
are the cheapes. and best Blast rs in the World'
Man persons would not be without them foF as
many dollars as they cost eentA They are
spread by mac hinsTy, and the enormous guahti-
ty If over one milliOa is sold every ysar. Rich
and poor, hieh ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quiek ahd aston
lshing relief that some call them The Magic
Plaster. J,W. Hoxie, Ese Mr.. Michael Mar
tin, George d. Strong, ESQ B. CTohnWill, Il
multitude of others, who have exPensAeed
such great and decided benefit from the geRuiaS
Sherman's Plaster, mightLe referred 10. Cau-
tiOn is necessary. See that you get the genu-
in4 Sherman's Poor Mans Plasten. Printed
directions are on the back Of each pIaster, with
facsimile Of DR.. Sherman's name MAN.
spurious and worthless imita'oDs are hawte,
about; they should always bo avOidsd-tru
none but Sherman's; his is sure to cure, andA
alorepossesses the secret of making il.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by d. J Stewart, a
Feesburgh, Daniel Trout. E
HamersIille, w. B. Wrights
IRusselsville, Lambert Nowland. =,
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit
Decatur, Thomas and West. & '77v
Fairview, Robert Patten. ...IE.
Eckmansvi!!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

Alfred ", StltfG MaTyE his
wife. In chancery.
VS..
Joan Foster, widow and Nathaniel G. FosteI
and others, children, grand children aud
heirs Of jeremiah Foster deed.
"HE petitioners have this day fled theii
Il bin in the Clerks Office Of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is chill and
heir of jeremiah Foster decd. who died the
owner of lots Nos. az and 1T in Ripley Brown
county Ohio that said Mary owns an undivi
ded eighth part thereof, and they pray partition
or sale ofsaid property, SO that her intereS
may be assigned 70 them in seyeralty; thai
some Of said Fosters heirs reside in Kentucky
some in Pennsylvania aux others in Wiscon
stn Territory. Notice is hereby given said de-
fendents that at the next term Of said cOur
application win be made for the necessary or.
ders to effect partition accordingly; all o.
which will more fully appear by reference Il
said Bill.
HAMER s JoHNsToN, Soils. for Pepu.
May l5ty, 1914.
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Hurra For the Big Brick !

AAuIAd EOE CuO DIS OIlCA I!
II HAVE just received a GREATER
land CHEAPER variety of GOODS
than ever: amongst which may be found
New Style Bonnets,
Bonnet Lawn, fancy Ribbins, Gloves,
Heavy Brown Cotton, BILE. do, cotton
thread, and the largest and cheapest va
riety Of calicoes to be found in the town
also, Grain and Grass Scythes,
Sneaths, patent article; 3,O00 10 oI
Nails, all sizes; White Lead, FLAXSEED
OIL. Whiting, Indigo, Madder, Coffee,
a very superior article of Sugar Molssses
Spices, &c, &c, Glass $40 aud 1912
Queensware, Hardware and Tin ware in
great variety. Wanted, Feathers, Flax
SEED, Tow, and Flax-Linen-Bacon ham,
sc. For which the highest prices will be
paid. LAMBERT NOWLAND.
Russelville, May 81, 1S44.-3w
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brown Common Plea

H. P. Irving and Others Guar
dian ofheis ofthe MalgaretJ ones Petition to
decd. We. sell land.
Margaret lone's heirs.
THE petitioners have this day filed their
petition in the Clerks Office of the above nam
ed Court, stating that their Wards,--heirs Of
.MaTga et Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virginia decd, are the owners Of 1877 acres OF
land in Brown county Ohio, part Of survey
No, 1853 on Straight creek; and praying said
Court 10 authorize said Guardians to sell the
same-beeause tits necessary for the maiuten.
ance, and is for the benefit Of said w ards.at the
next Term Of said Court the petitioners viii
ask for orders accordingly.
HAMER & JOaNSTOn, sol's, for Psh'ss
May 18th, Is44.-eW
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Road Notice

TyHAT the county Commissioners, at their
session on the hrst Monday Of June instant,
levied fftseu cents on each handred dollats, on
all taxable property for Road purposes, and that
the said tax may be discharged by labor on the
Roads under the direction of the Supervisors Of
ho sereraI road distriets,a at the rate Of seventy
FIVE cents per day.
JAMES J. SMITH, A. B. C. o.
June 10, 1874.
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-----l-.....---- ----1.1- sHAREFF SALE.

10Y virtue ora writ Ofvenditloni expo
On as TO me directed by the court Of
COmmen pleas Of Brown County, Ohio
| willoiTsr for Sale on Tho public Square
in Georgeiown, on Saturday the 9th day
Of July 1874, between 10 and o'clock
on said day,o1e SorreI mare. To DO sold
as the property Of John Hill at the Sui
Of Jacob Snider.
Sbelifls office, June 25th, 1914.
WM SHIELDS, Sh'f b. q. o.
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter practice lawir
partnership, in the several courts OF Brown coul
ty D. Their Office is iB front of the court hous
where they will alwaysbe found, unless absent
on Professional business, All matters con6det
to their care WILDE attended to with fidelity
and punctuality. II. u. HAMER.
s. w. JOHNSTON
May 9th, 1s43.
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Notice

At the next Term Of the Count Of Common
Pleas t. be holden in Georgetown Brown county
Ohio, on the 2Oth day of August 1914, will
apply to said Court to make an order vaeating
the Town plat Of fHarhsOnviie in said county,
being sole proprietor thereof.
@ GEoReE SIBBALD.
.Lnnn 70. 1874.
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Brown Co. Common Pleas.

vs. Bill 20 foreclose
Charles POneT'sAd's& Mortgage.
Charles Portei'JheIr's
IN pursuance Of an order OF the court
Of Common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio made al their April term lS44 -
! ~ill oGer At sale t,he front door OF the
Ccurl house in Georgetown, on the 18th
Ssy ofJuly, ls44, between the hours of
10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4 pm. ofsaid day,
che following described real estate 10 wit.
In lot 10 the town Of Ripley Brown coun-
~ Ohio, known upon the recorded plat
Of said town by lis number ono hundred
andtwsnly one (l2l). The above real
estate 10 be sold in satisfaction Of de-
cree rendered in said cour. in favor Of
the complainant 10 The above case. The
said rapl estate valued at four hundred
and ffly dollars. Terms Of sale cash ia
hand.
Georgetown, May 81, ls44.
DAVID FERRTER,
: teTCommissioneF in Chsncery
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Martha Jane Mckee & George w, Lake
A. Mary Lake his wife
WILL TAKE NOTICE

- ILL = AA4NAA 49, az tatrfsss
NVHAT petition was filed aga mat
them on the 18Th day Of June 1874
in the Court OF Common Ploas Of Brown
county Ohio, by Wm. B. Mckee and is
now pending, wherein be demands pare
tition Of The following real estate to vii.
Fifty acres Of land lying in said county
on the waters OF Straight creek Of which
Jam esMc cKeeJr. died seized,part ofa sur.
yey Of 2OO0acres in The name Of john
Tibbs No. 1886 & 1882 and that at The
next term Of said Court application viii
be made by the said demandant for an
order that partition may be made Of
said premises and dover be assigned
therein. W1LLIAM B. McKRn, by hIs
Guardian and xoxt friend
John Ralston, petitioner.
Dawn 9. D1vean, Atly.
June 10, lS44.-6W
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Gun Making and Repairin g

By the subscriber, in Augusta, KY, ON II ! &
8 st, 6rst corner above tine College.
LACKSMITHING carried on, on the
same lot, in all its various branches. Callsia
either business will be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always ou
hand-warrantsd not inferior tOany.
M. SELLS.
N. B. want quantity of good eurled gun
tocks for which will give aliberalprice.
M. 8.
Augusta KY, June 10th ,1842.
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We are requested 10 anounce THoM s
SHARP of Aberdeen as a candidate for
Sheriff of Brown county.
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.ALso.


One hundred and forty eight and one huff
acres Of land Beginning alta stone north east
corner to g. Black, thence north, 234 poles to a
WhiteOak and stone, thence south, 64 west lO5
poles to double whiteoak eorneT to John Mar
shall, thence south, Ia degrees west, "a poles 10
a awhiteoak in Thompkins original line, thence
south 1876 3 l0poles to a hickory and stone,
thence North, T71 east, ll3 pOes to the begin
ming. To be sold as the real estate of James
M. Middleswart at the suit Of Noah Hite. VAL
usd at ten dollars per .1crs.
also,
In lot in the town Of Ripley Brown county
Ohio, No. 80. Va ued at $500. To be sold as
the estate ofChancey Shaw at the suit Of John
BRrrechman.
ALSO,
The following described rea, estate, to wit:
A certain parcel Of la d containing forty elk
acres more or less, lying aud being in said
county OF Brown, and bounded as follows. Be-
ginning at a black walnut, sugauree and white
OAK, north west corner Of Joseph Evans survey
No. 33l3, running thence north, 56 degrees
east, lO2 poles to a stone, thence north "a de-
grees west, "a prles to stons in the road in
suck run; thence down said run south 62i de-
grees west, | poles toa stone, north So l-2 de-
grees west, 30 poles to u stone in said run,
thence south, Sc degrees west, lis poles to ;
sugartrees dogwOOd aud redbud in the origin
al line of Samuel Yards survey; thence south ,
6deyress east, IS poles to the beginning, To
he sold as the reaIestate of John Kerr st the
suit of John s. Lane. Appraised TO Eve dol
lars per acre. Terms cash.
ALSO.
The following real estate, being II: No. one
hundred and sixty, (No. 1907 in the town oil
Ripley Blown county Ohio, valued at $50 dol,
lars. To be sold as the real estate Of jesse
Harlan at the suit of Robert GillilaRd and
franklin Blanchard VS.. said Harlan.
ALSO,
s4ll those certain in lots in the town Of New
hope Brown county Ohio, known by their num-
bers, -four, twenty two, twenty three, and TWEEN
ty four Nos. A, %, %, g. "a Valued a,
follows, 10 wit: No. 4, at 1000 dollars; No
%, at 20O dollars, No. 90 at Is dollars, No
"a at Is dollars To be sold as the real estate
Of John Ristine at the suits Of Blachley Strong
Simpson & co. against John Ristine, and the
Fund Commissioners of Brown county agains
Robert Hicks and John Ristine.
ALSO,
Andrew Nevin, Petition for part
vs. titOn of real es-
Jesse PeIyjohn tate.
The following real estate, containing
$50 acres) eighty nine acres, situated il
Brown county Ohio. to wit. Beginning
at three small white oaks, thence south
65 deg west, i63 poles to two hickoriel
ash and white oak, thence south, 25deg
east 35 poles TO an ash sugartree and dog
wood, thence north, 55 deg, E. 63 Ii
poles TO two sUgartrees, thence N. 25 W
| II poles to the beginning; part of al
entry made in the Dams Of Brown anC
Michel No 1875. Terms, one third II
hand one third in six months add one
third in twelve months. The deford pay
ments to be secured by bond and approved
security, with interest from day of sale.
Valued at S. per acre. free of dover.
WM' SHIELDS Shift. B. G. o.
SheriA's office, June 4, 1914.
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Brown common Pleaa.

Alfred O. stltf& Mary e his
wife. ) Ia chancery.
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thence with Days line north, 80 deg east,
Q poles TO X, B. DObbin's lapd, thence
with his line north, AS west, 76 poles,
thence north, 81 l,2 west, AZ p les 10 a
lOuble sycamore; thence across the creek
south, 81 wesl,l2 poles TO the beginning
containing 80 1 2 acres. To he sold as
the real estate Of Dent Thomas at the
suits Of William Cahill. Clark s. Wells
and George Houser. Valued at $4,000,
90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
Mr. Tyler in The Field!

We had supposed tha. the course Of
events during the last few days at Bali
more would have utterly dispelled the
delusion under which President TYLER
has been laboring for nearly three years
past, but especially during the last year,
IN regard to the prospect Of his being re.
placed in the Presidency for another term
by the sui!rages Of the People. The late
nomination OF him at Baltimore by Con
vcnton summoned for the purpose, many
of them scli-conslituted delegates, others
appointed merely by interested Office
holders, and the authority or credentials
of none Of them inquired into, was, under
the circumstances, SO mere farce, that
it has been deemed charitable, not only
here but at Baltimore, to let it pass with
out the ridicule which it furnished so
fruitful theme for whilst at the "Dem-
ocratlc" Convention, TO which few
months ago Mr. TyLER's friends and Mr..
TYLER himself expressed their willing
ness to submit his claims, his name (the
merits of the "ncw issue" notwithstand-
ing) was not so much as mentioned, ),
though that Convention went good de al
om Of lis ieay to find Texas candidate.
After this result, VIC certainly did not ox-
pect ever again to hear the name of Mr..
TYLER mentioned in conneXion with the
Presidency.
To our inexpressible surprise however,
we find in last evenings .hadtsonian n
Letter from Mr. Tyler, addressed to a
Committee Of the Baltimore Tyler Con-
ven,ion, accepting the nomination as a
candidate for the Presidency at the com
ing election, couched in terms more un-
becoming his position than even the ac-
ccpiance itself 1t is difficult TO believe
that the President is serious in this ac-
ccptance, or in the extraordinary ex-
pressions with which he accompanies it,
But there is his letter, in the Government
paper, and endorsed by lis Editor.
For Mr. TyLER's own sake, we are
sorry that he has been persuaded to take
this step, which, in the presumption that
he is IN earnest, can only rebound to his
own modification and humiliation Not
that his being a candidate will not dctract
from the already almost invisible chances
of the regular "Demorratic" candidate.
On the contrary, we should not be at all
surprised il he outs,rips him in The con
test, though only to be doubIy dIs,anccd
himself Ind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
ME NOR A MI A.

AR a, Cardcnas, Goth ult., brig Gen. Cobb
stewart, from Montego bay
Arrat Baltimore 2lsi, schr Caution, Cobb,
hence.
Al Patagonia, no date, schr Sarah Ann, Smi.
loy, firm Rio Jeneiro for Faukland Islands
A. Mobile 10Th, barque Providence, Vinson,
ldg for Liverpool brig Malaga, MoiSon, Ids
for Havana.
Al Gambio, AGica, about April 21th brig
Robert, Cook from from leeward.
Arr AT Boston 26th, schr Isahrlla, Clarke,
from FreJrrlcksbnrg 29th, brig Oclavia,
Smith, from Savannah.
Arr at New York, ship Ebcn Prcbble, Per.
kius, 10 days from hpalachicnIa schr Vo.
lusia, Clarke. days FROM Newbnrr,N &.
Arr ut Lharlrs.on, 4-th sclr Lady Warning.
ton, Ssgasry, 4 days from Malanzas
Arr at Nantes, 4th uIt ,'sclr Hannah, Wood:
man, for New York.
Barqun llghlandcr, 5Iayb"rry, OF aud for
Providence, IN coming uur of the harbor OF
Cnrdcnas, about Goth alt. got ashore, bat would
bo got off without damage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
NEW ADvERTIs EN- EMTs.
GREAT BARGAINS!
an pGl.2 GIlBAALr 5gQ@H,
100, Thames street.
N>>Nss/<[<
%L~saNNN

1 s. the subscriber intends leaving New.
- port IN the course of few weeks, he
would call the attention Of Ladies' to The
low prices At which he Is selling his yALUA.
BILE Srook, WIZ
Brown aud bleached cotton hose al 3 cents;
-hirlings at Gl chIuts 81. worth 8 calcoes
good Gnnlty at 3 cents mouselln de lane+
At II IA De lainc Sha Wis. larg" sizes NJ
~ 30 bonnet ribbons Ia, worth "a night
caps > cents elastic mlils - c"nts fancy
cravais At % cents ron IWO LlSle
thread gloves at 81 <; Russia Diaper, cX'ra
Qnqiy NJ ~ 81 per piece Q 4 linen damask
at C2 cents, worth 81 /; super 10 4 linen dam.
ask at - cents, worth = % white spool
thread at 9 cents per dozen; all kinds OF
colorcd cotton clulhs, iickIngs, nann"ls,
EroaGcoath+. Cassunercs. &c. ST., at the
Ike hfDUCEO rkIcEs. Bounels of every
description, Lacos, Balzorncs. pGrasols sun
shades, nHd every variety of Fancy Goods, a.
prices that canno. meet viii compolJ.,G.
II. GnAuhS,
Newport, June 6, lSli.
~ Tint L0dy VINO three weeks ogo
"Wednesday, took Two pieces Of Fall River
PRINT. and was 10 have returned them Iuur
da,cly, Is requested TO call and fuIil her
promise, otherwise .ustc: w!l have 10 take
lls coarse. Co.,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
The democratic Nomination"

Well ! our "Democratic" friends in
Convention at Baltimore have succeeded
at last, in nominating, as their candidate
for the Presidency, the Hon. JAMES X.
FOLK, OF Tennessee, a gentleman whose
name has never before been mentioned,
rs far as we have heard, in connexior
with the first office in the Government,
though it has been understood that he
was to be nominated for the second office,
If Mr.. VAN buren, received the nomina-
ton for the first.
This nomination may be considered
as the dying gasp, the last breath of life,
Of The "Denocratic" party. Disabled
by cunning and successful slraiagem,
from the support Of Mr.. Van Burcn,
whom they really preferred, to whom
they owed the honor Of n nomination,
and to whom decided majority actually
gave their votes unable to rally even a
majority in favor Of any one Of the other
citizens whose claims have been before
the People, the Convention appears, by
a preconccrted movement, rather than
break up in utter confusion, to have
unanimously thrown away its vote, and
let itself dorm on Mr.. Polk. The aban-
donmcnt, in succession, Of Mr.. Van
l}uren, MIR. Cass, Col johnson, and
Mr.. Buchanan, men whose political
characters and services however valued
are at least known to the whole country,
and have been considered by different
State Conventions such as to entille
them to the confidence oftheir fe low ci,i-
zens, can be regarded in no other light
than as The breaking up of a party,
which, though destined TO defeat at the
ensuing National Election under any
leader, would yet have been a formida,
bic antagonist under Mr.. Van Buren, il.
actual head.
OF Mr.. Polk as private gentleman,
and as known to US in his social and do
mesic relations, we have no disposition
10 speak otherwise than with entire re-
spect. But of MIR. Polk as a public
man, having any pretenslons to the
character Of Statesman, what is known
but that he was an industrious follower OF
General Jackson, sustaining him unscru-
pu'ouS'J w al MS dloh'd'b duh uhCbu-
stltutional measures, throughout his long
train of experiments upon the public pros
perily What principles has Mr. Polk
ever developed or upheld to enii,le him
10 Nations confidence as the Chief
Administrator Of its affairs
Recently weighed in the balance as
Chief Magistrate Of his own State, hav-
ing been found wanting and discarded
its service, what probability is there that,
with this known judgmen; against him at
home, he can find favor with the People
in other States who have no other knowl-
edge of him than such as this? Certain
ly, for a respectable gentleman, such as
we have admitted Mr.. Polk to be, the
Wings could not have desired a candi.
date for the Presidency, on The part Of
"Democracy," who would present less
imposing claims to that high station, or
whom the grea. Statesman Of the West
would leave further behind in any COM
parison CT abilities, of services, or Of all
the high qualities which are fit to illus-
'rate and adorn the station of Chief
Magistrate OF this Republic. National
inteihgencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
N special Court Of Probate, hoLieu IN Md
M,iOlrn ynne B lsll.

n special Cowt Of PyoJdie hoiieu IN Md
W,io,rn, JtHe 3, lSll
TPON the petition of Samuel Gould and
- others, grandchildren aud L'gaIces OF
Isaac Blrkcr. late of MIddlrjowu. dec pray
ng tia, Cyrus Barker, Executor of the last
" III aud Testament OF sald Isaac Barker, be
removed from hls SAID trust ol Executor oi
SAID WIli, aud that some suIi,bic person BE-
appointed Administrator de- bonls non on
sad estate, aud To gIant them such other ie
ucf ~ the premises as to law aud Jrstlco
may appcrtaiu after n foil hearing of The
parties, by ihclr respective Auornlcs, Duee
j. rcarce, E.q. tor the petitioners, md Wm.
/ II. Pouer Esq, ior ~" respondent, aud h',.
Jog duly considered The evidence produced,
do order adjudge and decree that the prayer
OF said pclIllun be- no. granted, and that The
SAID Cyrus Barker bc nuI removed from his
saId iuu~i 81 EXccH'or OF sad " llI.
\ tue cupv--wI'ucss
JosuUA CoGGtsIIALI, Pro. tM.
y r. The above pc'illun Is the lhlrd Tor
The same purpose, cmaGaiiug from The same
.ourcc-whIcb every good ciIzcn will cay J.
DcymrtrGHcc worthy OF n better cause.
, June g. CYRUS BARKER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
From the National Intelligence.

HOUSE OF REPRrsENTATIvEs, May 25
GENTLEMEN : | herewith transmit a
letter written some weeks since by MIR.
CAY, lin reply toa note which | ad-
dressed TO him at Norfolk, in Virginia, }
which have withheld from publication,
inasmuch as ha was impressed (as ex-
pressed in his letter. tha, overrated The
importance Of the charge. Within the
last ten days ] have received several let
tors asking copies Of my speech in de-
fence Of MIR. Clay, particularly upon
this charge. | have not yet had the
leisure to write out my speech, but shall
do 30 al the first convenient moment. In
tho mean time you will please publish
the enclosed, which is a single link in
the chain Of testimony have in my
possession to nail this charge to the
counter as base forgery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

a desire To be eapiiaiiy punished.-A
gentleman who visited aud conversed
freely with Hail, tho murderer of Mrs.
Bacon, in the Nliddletown Conn. } jail,
few days since, states that he declares
IT to be his intention to petition the Leg
islature for the privilege Of being hung
in public ! lie does not like the idea
or being put ont Of existence in back
yard, away from his fellow beings. lie
says,hat he prefers to be execucd,r rather
than have his punishment commuied 10
Imprisonment for iilc, and intimatcs that
hc shall demonstrate against any petition
of his friends for commulation Of punish
meat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

The Hon. SlLAs WnIGnr having
pcrcmptorily refused 10 accept the nom
innrion "a candidate for the Wee Pres
ldcncy, offered 10 him by the Baltimore
"Democriic" Convention, that body, on
re.asscmblng on Tuesday, conferred the
honor oG it, nomination for the Wee
Presidency upon GGoEGg NJ. DALLAS f;
who, il he desires 10 save himself lrutlcss
Labor and overwhelming defeat, will dc
cline II also. IL is supposed, however,
that hc viii accept II.
After making tbs nomination, the
Democratic Con,snllun adjourned Slnc
dc u