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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30
Hdministrator'9 Sale.

IN possuan.s % as oSder of .ibs Court Of
commOn Pleas Of BFOwn county Ohio, made
a. their Soptsmbsr Term 1913, and revived Ht
their April term 1914, WilI grOessd on The
premises on ths 81, day 81 ugasf Hext bstWeen
the hours Of ten and four O'Clock 70 sell thsfol-
loA ing real estate Of which Alpheus lghite
late on said county died saized & POSSESSED, Va
wit; she lots and real estate following, lhat i
to say--ln lots Nos. III, IT2, If3, il4, us,
Tie, III, ils, II9, I24, Ia5, 1876. I27, i26,
l2g, 1880, I3l, 1872, 133, I47, I4e, lao. 1SO, ISL,
iS9, l53, ,I5S, ,I56 l57 & I5o and out lots Nos.
l59, leo, i6l, ,i6g,I63, g. I6l Ia the Addition 20
the towa ofFayeueyills Perry township said
county free Of dove: and also 4 tract Of land
lyi' 6 ia said tcWnsh'P described as follows /;
Beginning at planted stone in the State road
leading from GeoFgstOwn to Wilmington q cor
AsF Of 'rhomss Ashtoa's land; thence with said
road and said Ashtons line south cas- poles 20
aplantsd stone tnolheS corner Of sid Ashton:
sheaes north, e0degess east ,3.5 poles to plan
ted stone Geo. .Esbanks corner IA said Ashton's
line, thence withEubnk's line t0ufh97 poles 10
stone said Eubank'sSL Rieha I'd tlolden's corner
thsnce south, Sc degrees west, 81 poles to a
stake, snenes up the East Fork, on the edge of
The vest bsnk, with its meanden north, IS de-
erees east, 81 poles, north 2degrses east, %
poles, north, % degFses east, ~ poles, north. IS
degrees west SO poles TO a la'gs fallen syea-
more near the old mill dam thence north de.
erees west, l3 poles 70 a stone snd three ril.
lows marked with psaknile thence up the sasi
aide ef said creek Sn she edge nf ibe bank N
a. Ia deg.W I9 poles 10 a smaD black ash and
double elm, thence north, IS degrees west,, 81
poles to Ihe mouth Of a small branch, thence
north 30 2 degrees wss;, - poles to q bO1sI
der stump and stone marked n. l.. thence viii
I,ineh's line nortb, so degrees saSt, 55.5 pole
70 3beeches and = stSne marked X; thence
north, ~ degrees east IpOles to a stone and
beeehes; thence with C0x's hsirp line south, 81
degrees east, 80 2 poles 10 the beginning; con
aiming 18 acres l rood and 26p6les, part of
survey inthe name oiEdward CarrngtOn No
6i3, subject he dover Of Sarah Shayssreen aS
signed in said tract Of landsaid real thsestaIs Il
bs sold al not less than two thirds Of the ap
pfaissd value thereOfas returned to said Court, &
uDdn the terms following to wit: one thirt
cash ii hand,and the other two thirds, payable
ithinterestin equal instalments in nine anC
eighteen months, to be secured by note and seeu
riIy. DAVID y: DEVoRE, Admir-. I"
Alpheus White decd. with Iht
, will annexed.
June "a, I643.
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Samuel P. Tweed
ChancerV.


GsS,,. c,o..l.v '
"HE delendeDtG George Crossley will take no-
tice that the complainant filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lst day Of March 1874, his cert4in Bill
in ehRneety, and that said bill sets forth in
substances, that the complainant, on the 5th
day Of July I64I, purchased Of the defendant
tract Of land described as follows: Being pal
of land which the said William Crossley was
living --Beginning at the north east corne.
of said William CIossIey's farm corner aho to
James Mckinney, thence running south, sc
poles to stone, thence north SO degrees west,
81 l-2 poles 10 a stone, thence north I.2 east,
to n sngartTee 81 poles, thence west, poles to
a Stone, thence nosth 8 poles to a stone in the
line between William CrOsi;ey and James Nc
Kinney. thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; col iainiug 33a acres and 81 poles -
and that said defendant executed. at the time
Of said purchase, his title bond binding himselfI
heirs to make 10 the complainant general war
ranty deed upon the payment Of the sum of nine
hundred and forty dollars. the purchase money
for said tract OfIand. The Bill further states
that the purchase money has been fully paid b,
the complainant and that the complainant has
fully complied upon his part with said contract.
That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
to complaint according to the terms Of his said
contract said tract of land. The Bill further
pTays that the said Court may decree to the
complainant the specific executive Of said con.
tract The saidGeOrge CfOssley will therefore take
notice thai anless he appears on Of before the
Ist day ofthe next term Of saidCourt oCJmmou
Pleas to be halden within and for Brown County
Ohio, to plead, answer or dsmut to said Bill.tbC
sans will be takea as confessed and decree
accosdingly. q efia sG,t5
SAMUEL P. TWEED, complainant.
MARSHALL ( PEEN, soils. for eompl't
G. 't
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DY virtue ofa writ Ofvenditloni expo
- mas 10 nae directed BY the codrt Of
Commen pleas of Brown County, Ohio
I wilIoffsr for Sale on tho public Square
IN Georgetown. on Saturday the 2Orh day
Of July 1874, between 10 and 4o'clock
ON said day lone Sorrel mare. To he sold
as the property Of John Hill ii the Sdil
Of Jacob Snider. 3 a9
SherifFs Office. July slh. 1914.
ae. M VIM. SHIELDS. sh'fB B. c. o.
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Tobacco.

A large quanlity Of excellent Csvendish
Tobacco, for sale, wholesale OF retail, at
my shop in Georgetown, atIOwer prices
than Il can be Bought for iD Cincinnati.
oo A. J. IVY.
June 5, 1874. sa a aa as at ys'
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AA- n W LII AIHA y
REMAINING n The Post Once 81
Geogaetown Ohio, % the Ist day 81
July 1874, which, II not taken Oat IN
three months, viii be sent 10 the Gen.
ef.l Post Office as dead letters:
= ii yNcMiiisn Marina
BickloFd Joseph N a s
BroHu vincent Oh amesNonis John 10 5
Er.asltoa Cka's Need WilliHm 3
B,ard Mr.. Bdekmaks
noney John
c,.,L n co,,, B,ovn co Ross Mary Miss
q. ss,,,, V.Itatina ID Redman Elizabeth I
Cr,'d William sIoWn Joseph
0I',t Tho.,as Sweet AID.
N'7t- ,HW III sqf1T1 ir -
Ellis sabrAham ~ bas Ties Clint9n ~
DSsns Ioaathaa NJ. RTatS EdNA,a hi'
'--'pS1 AssSs o. Voofhees Lueiea ~
Fisky David ''nVTey BaF"S. -
f q ssa 5s sid $500 we.
Gshhssd Ludwis Waite Taop'a' M
: 'K Weisman Joseph
Kimbal May = Mi" warn'' El'lS
MSSsIsy WilHsmlP. Young Hannah Miss ;
I - 80 JAS ALLEN, T. M.
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Brown Common Pleas.


John AbsrDathy, sf -..
va
Samuel Abernathy,
William Abernathy, =.
John X. Hartman,
EIlzabeth his wife, Partition.
Nathan J. Williams &
Rsbecca his wife, and
Nancy, May and Ellen,
children Of James .absr-
nathy de'd.
TTNfiE abovs named defendants will taksRe-
tiee, that on the 26th day Of fJuMO 1874 a
pe It'll N was filed by said JOhR Absrnathy IN
| the above named Court, wherein he demands,
aa heir at law cE Samuel Abernathy decd,
partition Of the following described tract Of
land IN Brown county Ohio, part Of survey No,
IOU9O--IOlO9 -.lO2l3 Of375R acres; contain.
ing 2O5 acres more or IS, and beginning at a
sugar & beech on the westerly bank of the
| East fork of the little Miami upper corner
Ito Ambfote ,GOrdOn's survey No. 969;
! thence uD the Said fork and binding there
on to sugarIree and hickory upper corner on
the fork to the survey; thence with the north
line Of the survey west 244 pOleS to two beecbei
and 4 burroak nj said line ;thence south, 25wesl
| I54 poles 10 two OsecheS in the north Hns Of
Gofdan's survey thence with SAID line south
IS east, 200 poles to the beginnings and al
the next tcrm Of said Court on the 2Oth Of Au
gust 1874 at Georgetown Ohio, he will make
| application ior an order Of Partition accor-
einely. kaiA defendants, as heirs Of said Sam
uel AbeEnathy, can attend ard object to suei
partition, IL they think pEeper sais L
HV-of JOHN ABERNATHY.
| $3.50 HAMER & JOHNsToN. Atty's. for PetF,
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Brown Common Pl0aI =.

seAn Leenafa~ Ietlttse4t NlE4gtiA
70. sE bit od tha fgas
AndrsW Smith &othsp. III n
A NDREW Smith, ElIIabsth fmith, AasoA
| n Leonard, Levi Leonard, George Lsosast,
lOhn SbOtwsll, Ellen ehptWeIl. IrssasS har
son, Hesisrsna Mason, GsoEgs Maaos, AsdISW
hlasob, MaTy Hsbef, Jamss Hslsmnn, yessph
liOleman Ellss HoL man, ElIzabsth Holsnas n
Aaron Holsman, -fhomasii oleman Rvslin1E1i8
man, and Haniit Holsman, viii taks nstiss,
that psGition was Sled On ths 26ih DAP olApllg,
1874, in the Court of Z, mmon Pleas sfn8SSa
county Ohio, BY John Leonard, anS b ~ -
ding Whsreia de Said Jaha LeonaIt dsnan1s Z
psHition Ofths following real esiapss 0esin-
ning al double WhiIs oak and tive elAsD -
Earbeaft's line and nOrtn west corner and Wi8
west corner 20 John ABderaon, tbssco via A.
dersons Has south, 79 degrees sast, 1s1 Psiesi
- white 0aki in the line Of IgsatIss kslap ,
survey and corner 70 said s4ndsmsa, thsulp
with the line ofRosses survey noEthj III 6eElaE
east so poles 70 tWo hiekOfiss and Whitaoa4t
corner 70 said Ross, thence sOnh % laQs81
west, ia poles 10 tive white oaks snd Ga@,esFsf
ner 70 EaTheart. thence with his line Soalh, III
degrees west, 60 poles to The beginsinas esB-s
tanning 50 serss and that, at de nsEt taiAe
OF said Court, application will be Bads y Ass
said John LeoneTd for an order that paEiitisa :
may be made Of said premises tssg
| JOHN BEoNAHD, PstititasS.
MARsBALL 4 PENN, Sol'S. fer Pot'E. y
| May 81, Ie44.--6W Asr
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aromatic Bitters.s

EoR strengthening Weak SlOmaehs, and
restoring the Appetite. Pnce l2i cents.
FOR SALE BY d. J I. Stewart, and w, ?.
MackIem, Geofgetown--PA,mer & Campbell
and Ridgway 3 CradiI, Ripley--Acklen and
Lamb. Aberdeen. ~ .e'- 6-m.
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'a- Blank Deeds haoa
sale at. the Office ofthe Democrat
s. eF Standard -,
sHERTFE's SALES.


A GREEABLY to the command ofsuhdFy or
"a ders and DEGREES fOr sale under DEGREES in
chaneefy and wrts Of Execution to me directed
by the court Of Common Pleas of Brown county,
Ohio, will exposs 70 public sale at the court
house in GeorgetOwns on Saturday the l7th day
sfAuRuklS44, between 10 and O'Clock on
said day, All that tract or parcel Of land lyli
ing and being in the county Of Brown andState
Of Ohio. situated on the little west fork oiEas
gle creek being part of al entry number 700en-
tered and surveyed iniths'nRme Of TnomasFnx,
-----at gum and ash southeast corner TO Adam,
John. William mdHonry SOlman, ,thenccsouth, i 50
D lies to a whiteoak, hickory and sugartree,
thence sixty poles to two popars and dogwool,
thence nsrth l60pOlss to three beechos, lhsnCe
east 70 the beginning, containing sixty acres .
IT, be sold az the raal estate Of SaTnusl a.,
Butt at the suit of John s. Beasley Valued
at 90 so per acre. i@ 9 ~
ALSO,
A traet or parcel Of land on the waters of the
Rttle west fork Of Eagle creek, being part Of
an entry No 700,entsrsd and surveyed in the
name Of Thomas Fox, and patented to Thomas
Buck, aad Transferred to Jesse Mckay
and from him . .AndFew Shepherd, and from
him 10 Jamos ShrsAvs, which the records OF
Adams county will more fully testify and boun-
ded and described as follows to wit. Beginning
al large honey locust, thence east, Is pcles
| 10 3 beOchos on tie eest bank Of laige branch,
thence 10 degrees east, 90 poles 10 q hickory
beech amp sugaftree, thence North, AZ degrees
east 80 poles 70 two beeehes and sugartree
thence north, "a degrees east, e0 poles 70 twC
whitsoaks and hickory, thence l05 poles Is
dogwood and two sma1 sngarrees, thence
south, l6O pOlesto thO beginning, containing
S. acres. Ordered u Be sold as the estate o
SamueI A. Butt Nt;hs suit Of John S. Boasley
and Jshn West il. Valued 1t nine collars pc
! aare. st3s5'H,
: II H-Rfe0Cf HN9 aaE 4 T. EE1 W Hsi sHa
The following real estate 10 wits
The undivided half u in lot No. on,
; hundred and ninety SIX (No. 1861 IN ih
town Of Ripley Rtown county Ohio. II
be sold as the real ssists of silAs D
Palmer az ihe suit Of John s. Bsasley.-
Vsl6ed ate ITl6. a2s'ae
ALSO, II
The following rsal estate lyiSg II ii
alltI Iaas5 ,aaes a 4 Ntrt-H alE fsa A
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James Penny, LuclnnN rennyS Lewis fennyS
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny deed,
n = WILL TAKE NOTICE Y Y
EVyHAT petition was ilsd against them on
+ the 18th day of June 1874 in The Court Of
Common Pleas OF Brown county Ohio BY an.
drew j .Ralstin ( Nancy ]. Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and DulceNa Shick his wife,
and is now pending, wherein they demand par
tit ION of assignment Of dover in the following
lands and real estate TO wit; Sixty two acres
and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
nov decI as ID, by Lewis Penny and wife in
said county of Brown on the waters Of Clover.
lick creek part OF a survey of200 acres made in
the name Of William Tomlin by No. 573--atso
one hundred and eighty two acFes and thirty
seven poles of land lying in sale county ON the
waters of WhitOoak creek and aeedad by James
Taylor and wife by their Attorney to PeteI
Penny being part Of David Lamberts survey
No. S42L--Aiso 81 Acres and 25 poles oIland
living in said county decided to Peter Penny by
Georee C. Light e. wife part Of ENTITY in the
name of john Watta No. s9Ol--Also thitt,
three and three fourth acres of laad living In sale
county decided 10 Petsr Penny BY George G.
Light and wife and being survey No
| lO657 in the name Of William .Andrews s--.al le,
54acres Of land lying in said county, par
OfR tract Of lOt acres decided BY said Light &
| wife 10 said Peter Penny and part Of sal
Watts survey s9Ol--AlsO 95 acres 2roods 4
i "a poles Of land lying in said county q
i which said Peter Penny died seized and part Z
said William Tomlin' ssurvsy No. 573; aud Al
% three and three foGrthS acres Of Ian
i lying in said county decided to the heirs
Peter Penny by Joseph Pitzer & wife part
survey No. 1862 in the name Francis Peyto
and that 1t the next term ofsaid court apple,
tion win be made BY the said pstitioners fOr 1
order thst partition may Be made Of said prem
ises and dover assigned therein, N
Il june Goth I644.-6w a1s t&'
Il ANDREw \ RALsriN and NGNc
sRALssiN hisrwife & GRoRc
4 SHiok ( DULcENA SHIck his viii
y i'A's2'a Y fstitiOhefs. y aa3 = eiha
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And I win attend at my Office in George town.
lIem tks 18th Of Oct. ullil The 2Oth Of Deem
heK next fot the purpose Of receiving taxes
ilem those who'll may wish topay them there.
q e Y exPeeted that alltaxes will be paid q
sAisst the e0th Of December as no indus
gsnse cen bs given sfsr that tins. ,sb
July 30tk, 1874.
III. MIDDLETON, r. BE.
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Worm Powders.
Also

A Certain, safe, and sifeetual Remedy fol
~ this disease, Price 3j eOnts.
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TAXEN
FOR THE YEAR 1914
dat TKEAsURER's OEFIcE.l

4FFt r " N - ~ = 4 n N = 4s
sU esi TKEAsURER's OEFICE.l
ah Brown Co. Ohio. 2i q.
The taxes levied in said county for the pres
ant year. will be asfollows: For State aud canal
purposes I Mills; For County School and Poo
house A Mills and for Road Ia Mills; amoUin-
ting 10 80 cts. on each ono hundfed dollars
on sll property subie;t to saxationin said coun-
~, exclusive Of township tax, which will be IN
Union 1 Mill; Huntington / mill Byrd mtlLi
jackson m u: Washington mill; Franklin
II millsi Pleasant mill, Lewis 4 mill: !:
Clsrk 2 mills; Pike mill; Sterling 2
mills, Perry mills; and in Scott mill 10 the
dollaf.f
will attend attend at the following or usu-
al places Of holding elections in the Several
Townsh ips In Isid county for the purpose Of re-
esiving taxes on the following days, 70 wit
In No, 9 Lewis on the 2nd of Sept. next.
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SANDS's SARsAPARlLLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERnl.a
NENT CURE OF ALL DISEAO.
ES ARISING FROM AN IN. ,eta
PURE STATE OF THk aE
BLOOD, OR HABIT sh
OF THE SYS. -
TEN, 20
NAMELY: ''.'7s
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James Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny deed, '
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Brown Common Pleas.

Teylct Scott, ,Adm'r sanHa e
OfJames Scott, Decd Petition.
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SHARPE, SALE

III HAmTR & Jonrsror soI's for Potr's
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uAs % TT .lAsI, ,femll.
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Brown Com. Pleas.

June "a. 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-23
From the Richmond Wing.
WAsuINoroN. May II

WASHINGTON, May 10Th, 1874.
meant to have sent you last nights lntell-
gencer OF the new and amazing point in the Tex
rs plot just brought to light but had not time,
the Senate not having adjourned until very late
hour.
A flame of public Indignation might have been
expected 10 burst out upon this extraordinary dis
covery; but men have lthey sayl ceased to be
surprised at any thing, and can no longer, there.
fore. apparently, feel any thing! Whai state of
public feeling on the great questions of public
freedom, when matters so atrocIous and so mon
srous excite no stronger thought than this!
MIR. Tyler, they say, is utterly contemptible-
too weak 10 be visited with grave public VEN
eeance as Impeachment. Whom, then, do they
intend TO strike with such punishmens The
strong, they can have no hope of furnishing: the
weak they will not condesccnd TO punish
Is public usurper, holding sovereign power
in his hands and abusing i, to the utter disgrace
and possible ruin of the nation, con,emptible
merely Is he who holds the Army, the Trea-
sury, and boundlcss patronage in venal nation,
weak
Bu! the Wings cannot move an impeachment
with any prospect oi success; and the old De-
mocracy, tho willing to punish. will not, for
mere public spirit, assist what would, by its sue
cess, place a Wing at the head of the Govern
ment. So much for Patriotism against Party!
had but time for this single word. So much
am / occupied, that cannot even attend to nv
friends of the Enquirer; | canno, quit business
for amusement /; SO Mr. Richie must wait! 1t
shall do his heart good, when it comes.
IL SECRETARlO.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-23
MIR. CLAY AND HIS REvILERS.

The vile imputa,ion that HENRY Clay had
been influenced in his change of opinion OIL
the Bank question, by the large fees he re-
ceivcd as the counsel of tile late Bank of the
United States, is again revived by his reckless
and relentless prosecutors. single sentence,
however, is sufficient TO show the stupidity
and falsehood of the charge. MIR. Clay was
opposed to the re-charter of the old Bank in
ISL; but such had been the difficulties and
endorsements of the country during the war,
for the want of National currency, that he
became convinced, with Mr. MADISON, and
many other of the best men of that day, of the
indispensable necessity o! such an institution,
and he accordingly, in 1916, ADVOCATED in
Congress the establishment of The late Bank
Of the United States. His change of opinion
therefore, had no connexion with his employ
ment as counsel by The Bank. which occurred
several years afterwards.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-23
MR.. CALHOUN AND THE NATIONAL INTEL
LIGENCER-RUMORS.

we took notice, some time since, of the fact,
that the National lnieligencer which was sent
TO the Office of the Secretary If State for the pur-
pose If transmission to the representatives abroad,
had been stopped; and our Impression was, that
this small act OF tyranny, had been committed by
the Secretary OF State himself. The Madisonian,
however, claims Z" all the glory" for Capt TYLER
himself, and we therefore make the due apology
to Mr.. Calhoun, and retract what We said of him.
or rather shift it over 10 the balance of the Cap
tain's account. The offence, it seems, was the
disapproval of his course, by the Intelligencer;
quite sufficient motive for man Of his calibre.
These facts are called to our mind, by the Ba!t-
more Patriot. They had wholly escaped us in
the Madisonian.
The Correspondent of the Patriot mentions a
rumor, that Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Wicklife both
speak oil resigning al an early day, the former
from disgust at the HHieness OF the President, the
latter from assigned motive, but WEAKNESS OF
his position. 1t has been rumored here. for some
time, that the Attorney General was in rather
dIsagreeable place, and would like good excuse
10 get out OF IL. These rumors Indicate another
Cabinet explosion, an event which is now be-
come SO common, that it has ceased almost to at
tract notice 1t would require a memory of unu-
sual tenacity, to keep the run even Of the Cap.
tain's Councillors.
In of the resignation of Mr. Calhoun, the
New York Evening Post indicates Mr.. Tall
madge as his successor. We have too high an
opinion Of MIR. Il. TO put the least confidence in
this suggestion! The bare nsinuaton is di-
rect personal insult.
Another rumor, in circulation, and the strangest
yet. is that Capt. Tyler has signihed his willing
to support Mr.. Van Buren,, provided the lat-
ter, if elected, will consent 10 give him place
on the bench of the Supreme CourI! Absurd as
is the vanity Of the creature, we cannot believe
him such superave bockhead as this rumor
would make him cut TO be.-Uhig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-23

The triumph of the Wings of Virginia in the
recent State elections, has been hailed with the
iiveliest manifestations Of JOY by their brethren
in every part Of the Union. Besides the intrin-
sic importance of this result, in securing the
election of Wing Senator of The United States,
it is highly gratifying for the evidence i, affords
of the returning affection of Virginia for her no.
BILE son, HENRY CLAY, towards whom she has
but too long INDUCED mos; unnatural eslrange-
ment. Unlike good mothers generally, she has
given too ready an to the tales of the slander-
Gus and designing, who have sought TO destroy
him; and she is beginning to repent of it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-23
WING ELECTORS FOR VIRGINIA.

Dist. ROBERT II. WHITFIELD, of Isle of Wight
JOHN +. SHELL. of Brunswick
3HENRY o. IRVING, Of Cumberland.
4JOSEPH X. IRVING, Of Amherst.
5GEORGE II. GILMER, OF Pitt,ylvania.
6vALENTlNE ". so UTHALL, Of Albcmsrlc
JOHN JANNEY, of Loudoun.
EDWARD T. TAYLOR, OF King George.
RALEIGH r. DANIEL, Of Richmond City
10 MOREAU BOWERS, OF Williamsburg.
IL ANDREW HUNTER, of Jefferson,
IL ALEXANDER II. II. STUART, of Augusta.
Is WILLIAM b. PRESTON, of Montgomery.
Ia ANDREW S. FULTON, of Wythc,
is ALLEN r. CAPERTON, of Monroe.
" is AUGUSTINE II. SMITH, OF Harrison
20 II JAMES NJ. STEPHENSON, of Teller.