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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

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a. the TOD lv.4g Her4Iar4ts4 However ustat A.
|fHistpments ave hsrct Ifuie ben usds hs tic
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ia sefof tuas BilecBoH II my let ain near tie
Glow.
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ros.i.,le - ,afr ga dreadful a DISEASE; but as
,eas uuWIi.lss a. en..=,.rt tat h. recommended
n, 10 nee SAainits Panteel ffeelyi which III
without deriving hut hrte keuthi, For three
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ape.arafce IN m = head. destroying the ssHo IN
and fenred mighi reach anu 4rs'it1 inr 'i'li,
the heHt sNeled WY mu,h' nc. .'ai h''ed
WIN fio'th' F"i''. "'"t1t"u' - -
were fecommendel' Ut ihey eip no ."pg' fp'5'
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

have confidence in the representations made
hy Marina Comm, and have tull kno"lt dSe Oh
her case ELIJAH ~
Alderman 10Th Ward OF the city VI ''ew OK
Dec "A. ls42,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

MEL, h1' gus, f'el '''.,
= nnd Cross Cat SAYS ni .'''
.,,le ~. sale los iof eash 10 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

Martha Comm has livesln ny family the last
wears. and hereby ctrrE thar the foregoing
staten. Mt made by herself If correct
Mrs MARY l. LLOYD,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

n ,NoR RFNT-A comfortable Bred dvelrngi
hnnse, upper cnd Mar s. IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
Lottery

OLAss \. fnR 1874.
To he drawn al Aisiaadfia. u {. ON > ist'ay ID
Mafrh lsl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

Tie attention ofthr re1I,t "a respectfully callca
o. tie TOD fw.Hg Hrradc1tss. However y.raf a
fa.stements ave hffct lfne been uads hy Tia
usr al ltl fnf valuable medicine. eet daflg eKrt
iIrnee shows results sull more teUar$aatcs f.t
-. rrlnts Atfe avail themtrixe- ~ the g, porTu#
my ni sasDe "a Is l. saDtrH II constant saIlziI,=
Ton th1t fhrt are mad' tbe means of rtles.u4
s4rH ava amount af suIltfns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
sFNsENlNr 4 RHODES

IN - SENStNl.N < RHODES.
<fuyrA TO RENT-A TODD. wll rent
:.s.f Al from lho 1t Of ner A,il.
.s,yAf tenement VIII rooms. IA thc rem
>r1v"'a oil W X. Lrnd,a,s shop on Nam ST
ian :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

CEBy viiue Of Deed OF Trust executed by Ma
~ Spencer date the 10Th day August 1912
duly recorded the Clerks Office of the County Cont OF Buck
ncham WILL the purposes in said deed mentioned,
leI4 the premises proceed SELL
public the highest bidder that well know Tract Of
Land and being IN said County OF Buckingham the
Slate river, and containing about nine hundred
and seveny less being The late residence
said Spencer and TO be prod farm well
ed production Of wheat and tobacco the staple
of coun, which said situated The Slate
lands the hest wheat lands In all
THIS Tract o Land has all the for the
accommodation of aml, and securing and
taking crops portion
this Tract OF Land wood, but suciency thereof has
cleared make farm object TO those who wish
ga in farming Tue sale will be made
commodating circumstances will permit ami VIII be made
known the day OF sale The subscriber acting rs Trustee
will convey title only is vested in him said deed, but
believed 10 be indispuIable.
WILLIAM d. JONES, Trustee
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

TRUST SALE OF LAND NEGROES, &c.--By virtue Of a
Deed of Trust executed by Spraty Williams TO and duly
recorded IN The Clerks Office southampton virginia.
we shall proceed SELL TUESDAY, the lah marh at the
sidnee OF the sad Williams, in said county, the Tract OF Land
which The said Williams resides lying Immediately
The road leading from Belfed Jeusacn twenty miles from the
former and twelve from the latter place. containing about one
Thousand Land, well improved Also thry-two likely
and As valuable Negroes Eastern Virginia. consisting OF
men, womrn hoys and glsand his ene Stock OF Horses
Mules, Cattle Hogs Sheep Household and Kitchen Furni-
!ue OF every description Plantation Utensils Carts wagons,
BaIouche and Harness, stock If Corn and Fodder
l.. w. MASON,
C. w NEWSOM, Trustees
WIN. S. GoODWYN,)
March 95-3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
Marcel, 4

pursuance cf the provisions of Deed of Trust executed to
the subscribers by Edmund HARBOUR aud duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF Orange County Court they VIII on Thu AS
Edmund Barbour county of Orange, the
Liberty Mills for SALE the highest bidder at public auc
ton from TO fifteen valuable Slaves consisting of
and children eight head OF Horses twelve head of Cattle
flock of Sheep Plantation Utensils, udng
Wagons Carts Wheat Fan and Corn Shelter all his Household
Kitchen Furniture such us Is required TO be set
for the General Assembly of Virginia,
All years of Corn, conveyed by said deed lay Fod
der Tobacco and all the interest and of said Edmund
Barbour sixty of Mountain Land conveyed him his
father which great deal Of very valuable timber.
The of sale arewelye all Of
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond with
security bearing interest from the date; but punciualy paid
the bs RENTED If under that sum- the
required. RICHARD H. FIELD, T,,.,oss
LEWIS B. WILLIAMS, I ii"s'eeS'
Feb l3 S9-oawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
M,,o, \ C. Feb 81 1914 al-wids

NIOTlI.E-,y virtue of a of Trust of record IN the
~ County Of Priace Edward executed TO us for purposes
therein Jack Vaughan shall on the ~ day oil
March lsi al the of Prince Edward county
coed SELL cash. the balance OF Tract of Land lying IN Tie
county of Prince Edward. containing originally by esilnao
rt hundred acres which the said Jack Vaughan resides ad
Joining the lands the Estate Of Thomas d. leon decd and
Others particular description o. the land deemed unnecesa-
~ We sell as Trustees; doubt is entertained OF the Title; but
we sa convey only such title as is vested in MS rs Trustees
SAMI. Z. ANDERSON, 1,r,s,oas
HENRY n. WATKINS,
T., 72-wlds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

4 GRI:ULTURAL ElPLEMENTs.-The subscriber would call
"A attention his stock Of Agricultural implements CONSISTING
Hoes Spades shoves Axes &C., &c. which he will furnish as
soo'' nv - = Z. r. BOLTS.
NJ Garden Seeds the best quality and greatest variety
way. on hand. rev. CIVIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

PURSUANT order made in the United States Court
Eastern District of Virginia. the 2d of March, ls -,
oi bankruptcy of Coquit Gentry notice
by given the creditors both social and individual Of the said
bankup that fom the report OF the Commissioner made ursu
that reduced
money and ready for there balance oone hundred
eigIvte dollars and thirty two That of the ndi
dollars and eighty nine and Of the ndvidu
nj effects Gentry similarly situated balance
Of Two hundred aud forty dollars uy cents And
further that order aforesaid, the Couu declared
after will order dividend and dis
bution of the balances aforesaid.
FRED. BRANSF0RD,
Assignee oil Coqull and Gentry.
Feb Git
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

rUXSTRCCTION observation-disclosures Construed
constitutions vndcated by John Taylor, author OF The
j. w. RANDOLPH & co.
r.b II elf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

SWEET OIL 100 salad OH OF superior quality Of
ALEX. DuvAL & co.
If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

GILES MISCELLANIES, &c.-Poitical Miscean.s, com
VI pied ny Gov Gies--price 81 80,
ps.'s Lectures on IN. Restrictive System-price 81 %
Tsgors Cousructon Construrdprice s. U.s. For sale at
J. ~ RANDOLPH s. co = Bookstore and eindery,
l2 West Main street. Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

Esi1t-EL WINFREE will seii Tonacco, wheat and Flour
On commission and will give particular attention TO all pro
gerry entrusted 10 his management.
o.cc IN font buildns OF snockoe Ware house
T." . lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

MOOD BOULDIN 7rToR.rhY At L9W has removed TO
me civ Of Richmond and will attend all the Courts hed IN
~ enc G Office Main street, front room over the store
81 hoI,'s ~ iiies. G5-oawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

~ : LUTON OF Co-PARTNEeStIiP.-The Co-Parinsr-
m existing between the subscribers, under The
i'm; Of Co., this day dissolved by mutual con
partner is authorized 10 settle The business o. 'ne
.,nr.-n WM ALLISON,
HUGH A. WATT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

I-IR3INIA CONVENTION, 1899 '3o.-J W. RANDOLPH &
90 have SALE Proceedings and Debates of the Virginia
INT, Convention s29' 10 which are suoloined the new
oa.utu;1a OF Virginia and the votes Of the people.
e.. = 9l-.if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

CNn Of CoNrRuvERsY.-Thee end of Religious Conroyer.
friendly correspondence Religions Society
Prt-s.ants aaa !olc Divine, by the Right Rev. John
Miner, q. p.-price so cents. For sale by
- - Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

(O-PARTNERS!iP-Th subscriber has associated with him
Mr.. Joseph ~ Evans, formerly Of Lynehburs virginia az
nsf and hev viii China Glass and Earthrnware
5.ue.s OF Wm. Allison * Co.. on Main street,
MFR me style CT ALLISON q EVANS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

York Time and Sight Funds, by
" LONDON, WILLlNGHAM DkEWRf
r, sS-ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
Fea Sin. 1874,

l4Trsi INTEREST," TABLES &c.-J. ". RANDOLPH &;
" co have
iaetes! Tables which Is shown the interest on any SUM
f'on 81 $4,000, by George Oates
Tables and Exchange. in which shown me inter
any san the value Of domestic and foreign exchanges
&c an eniirel, new plan, by George Oates
goNiet's Interest Table
Ta'le. discount and advance on British sterling
Bankers Time Tables.
.eb. % S2-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

Vt. FkLLTSON'
u The subscribers will keep constantly on hand supply Of
fashionable COOS their line and respectfully
of the OF the late hrin ana me puOc
M general WIN ALLISON,
JOSEPH d EVANS.
- s6-oaWiY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

DOR RENT OR LEASE.-Ths subscriber
of capitol? who acquainted with the business Of
merchandising would do we'll To such the subscriber
ees the location offers advantages
Its consty To navgabe water being within about Two nes q"
Aatapcu great facility
porting his goods and grain, with comparatively on e en-
Its situation aso n the county seat being immediately
precincts the Tavern and Court house affords many
opportunities and inducements TO the community on pub occ
II the heart of the couniy and popuos neigh
bo'hOod amidst an active ene'psin: and prosperous people,
generally punctua and responsible men. .
The house ia new but w undergo some rev repairs anu o
small Dwelling House. also built within the last year. with
rooms, small family, be had OF the sub
ANY letter addressed to him. at King William Courthouse win
Dec 5 So~aaw,f ' W. n. GREGORY.
VALUABLE MANCFACTCRlNG PROPERTY FOR SALE:
is, day Of May s+ that valuable property In The town oil on
North Carolina belonging 10 The Milton Manufacturing 'on3a
list Factory Bulldog, and all the Machinery
is Of brick 81 long by 46 fret WIDE -four s.orie. high
and resting on vety superior ana costly hewn stone
ship very materials and covered with meal roof
The Machinery Me.srs. RI gers Kechum and Gsven
or Of Paterson New Jersey in their best STYLE and on the most
modern panl p also nearly new, and in excellent order
= cards speede Drawing Frames, Railroad
Heads 10 r Fra e99nns a WRp sPns Fame
LOOMS Dressing Frame, Warning Frame, Lathe and
Tools &C. all the various Geeng, Machinery aud a
puirrnances necessary to operate the same.
ID he Grist aud Saw Mn and Cotton Gin. The Gris Mil
and buI Of excellent materials pair Of Eurr
stones and Of Cologne Stones for cornwih
all and appntenances belonging 10 large
manhfac,uring mills The Saw Mill adjoining The Crst i
and Is constructed for Saws. Both oi the Mills have an
celent custom
An those Mills the Cotton, Gust and Saw Mills, and The
Cotton Gin driven by water power belonging 10 the Conpa
NY which is believed 10 he equal 20 any III this section oil
country.
3d. Some buildings with suitable lots
,acled each, families To live in whose members
employed esabishmen-neay all Of which have been
ted hut yearsn addition 10 which, there ~ si
cheney unoccued ground belonging to the PREMISES on which
In erect such houses as may be needed.
Ao
HE property without personal examination, further descfp
zion deemed unnecessary; and Directors Agent Of the
COMPANY will times, with pleasure, show the property
those who may wish purchase give any information which
may he required
The entire property Will be sold credit Of two, three
four and yearseqnal paymcHtsand the whole To bear in
after year day Of sale. The title 10 the above
property is unqucsonable
BY order OF the President and Directors
j. WILSON, Agent NJ NJ Co.
,;,,on Eel 1914 wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

plCuARD f. BROADDUS and JOHN :. GOULDiN are
II uo on their way every person indebted 10 the
nhu.ond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler,
Literary Messenger and Farmers Register, between
and The and the Blue Ridge
Chesapeake bay hope that each one, who Is rot al
@ prepared make preparation TO pay their dues y the
ey are called on Of the above named gentlemen
very small matter indebted but OF no small
.li rance I those 10 whom il is due,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, &c.
Fsh g3-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
ECNAT-E SCHOOL. LOUISA

FEMALE SCHUOL IN LOUISA.
rv,HE Female School house, the Of Louisa six
miles South Court souse viii be continued THIS year
under The Miss HELEN King, of the City
&c Rchmond In this School will be taught all the various
branches Of education, usually taught Female Schools
ibrr yyih Mnsc sc. should like take live or six
vonn ladies' as oardcrs this School TermsF0r Board and
'ru,ion 500 Tuion alone, $50 Music, $40.
eulemen living the lower country wond do well 10 send
10 mis- school on account Of the eahuness of the situation
Miss Kings qualifications Teacher said 10 be s'pe
rior.
~ ' BICkERToN 4. WINSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

Sk.FAST WANTED-Wsnted, either TO hire purchase q
- Servant Woman, who has accustomed TO Homework
good ssmptstysss, without insumbance Enquire
sN'as oGee. Nov. Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

DROWN TAYLOR & TUCKER, (formerly Brown & Taylorl
u COMMISSION MERcHASrs & GaocERs, Richmond IA VIII pay
Plcuar attention sale of Tobacco" Flour aud Wheat
IUDW ELI. II. BROWN,
nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

Refer to Messrs Storm Dubois & Co.. Ne" York. Caeb Cope,
so PbladrInhia Lewis Webb, Esq, Rchmond; Wyatt Card
seil Esq, charlotte H.; william Kinney, ESQ., Staunton;
Cane Esq., Neson Judge Henry ST George Tucker, Unit
eriiy of Virginia.
Feb On S2-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

NOTICE To PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS The tate oil
~ Transportation Tob in heads from CASTOR to Pe-
lrthug and Roanoke and Petersburg Kan
pounds; Petersburg Ia R:chH ond,
the Reh'nd and Petersburg RAILROAD Is 81 50 per hogs
head ee include all charges of fnrwaIdiDg uanspoa
ZION ana dfayaee IN Petersburg n the Tobacco Is consigned TO
Inc Agent o. the neve Railroad Company, Gaston and
.seut al Peicrbu'.
The Geenesvie R,iroad Company advc.tis forward all
iuce soon n II reaches Gaslon viii take om the
Grshurg Depot as fast as reaches Petersburg, that in
@ viii be more ihi day and half days between
Ga ION and Richmond.
TIE up N Dry Goods and Groceries from Richmond 10
elsburg is follows:
On Try Goods, in boxes, ID cents hundred
in bales u do
On Groceries, 10 d..
And from Petersburg CASTOR. IS cents per 100 lbs.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office Feb 80 90 2m
The Raleigh Register Warrenton Reporter, Oxford Exami
Nllon Spectator and Danve Reporter will pea.e 10 copy
twice week for two months and send their this
ice.
JOIN MINGE, having taken The BoiLiNGBkOoK HOTEL.
Pe,ershrs Va. within DIST Of the Richmond
snd C Point Ra Tread Depnts, and cmp'cyed H. Ramsay,
hq ste the vel Proprietor of the Farmers o:e, in
fredericksburg Superintendent, offers his services TO ms
ed' and The pubic, being provided with ciS ana ooens
ins Servants and entirely new bens
ad Mattresses promises strict attention to every thing THAI can
nde them comfortable His Bar will be furnished with excel
Lqors and Wines and his Stables win every article OF
lioscaftr required
G The Omnibus will be in attendance The arrival OF the
! B. The Pos, Office is kept in the building.
Psb.2O 92-2aw2w
The Wing will please copy and send aeeoun, to the office
VI We Petersburg lnteilgencer
SE,vaNT WANTED-Wanted, either hire purchase, a
49, L1.. ArnoAn hon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

VIRGINIA FEMALE IAsTiTUTE-AT sTAUNIoN, Va.
provisional BOARD OF rRuSrEEs-R9ey T. T. Cas-
Washington Swoope H. H. Stuart, Dr. Edmund Berkeley
James Points Thomas j. Miche Nicholas G. Kinney, Dr. T.
S,rhiinr John g. Breckenridge, John Churchman's Robert
Brooke George Eskridee, Secretary and Treasurer .
Prnclpals-Mrs. Maria Sheey, Rev James McElroy A. NJ
polssor of English and Classical LeratreRev James Nc
Elroy, a. NJ a., -. -. ,,a.
French Language and Leraure-Miss Anne Louisa Shelley
Music, (Pano aud tar.)-Signor o. George
Drawing and Painting
po,,d D,s,;n, fo., and esnnie-Iirht slao oC
cna,i Ia I'D C,Isss ical Literature, 30 o.
E.ash ~ ~ OF
NJ 40 OF
Ir - rn.,nr,ont on
n.,;,n .nd painting 90 OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

/ VALUABLE MANCFACTCRING PROPERTY FOR SALE:
WIN be sold 10 the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, the
of May l5'+ valuable property IN The town oil sio
North Carolina belonging Milton Manufacturing Comra-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-22

tThaI cause which 10 still The ssme,
Although partIes have changed ther;hue
The cause Of ,he rieh, against the wrong,
OF the many againoI the few
Resolved, Tha, the struggle in which the
democracy of the Union are now engaged,
is a struggle to vindicale and sustain lunda
mental and long-tried principles it, opposi
ton 10 a party whose views are governed
by the paltry and peddliug docuines Of an
expediehcy which looks to The necessities
of the hour, and the purposes of sectional
regardless of every consideration
having for its object the permanent prosper
iiy of the country, or the advantage and
welfare Of the greatest number Of her cli-
zens.
Resolved, That the Baltimore National
Convention couli not have selected from
the list of prominent democrats in the coun.
try, ticket which would more thoroughly
unite and harmonze every Jarring and con.
niclmg interest than the one which has
been adoplcd and that ticket will be sup
ported with an energy, an enthusiasm, and
a zeal which will afford the surest test OF
the merits Of tue candidates;as it will afford
the surest guarantee OF success.
Resolved, That in James K. Polk, the
nominee for the President, we recognize
the able and faithful chairman Of the com.
mittee of Ways aud Means, in the House
of Representatives of the United States
during the Bank panic Of 1882 and 1888 =
the calm, seIfpossessed and fearless Spea
ker of that House throughout a period o.
almost equal exctement--and the warm q
devoted friend of the beloved aud cherish
ed Andrew Jackson.
Resolved, That we heartily approve o
the nomination of George NJ. Dallas as
candidate for the Vice Presidency. Hi
long and valuable services in the cause o
the people and their rights--his sterling in
tegrity-his eminent talents, and his higl
moral character are known aud appreciate
by the democracy of she Keystone State; &
Justly ontile him to the ardent support c
every democrat in the Union.
Resolved, That the course pursued b
Col II. B. Wright, and Luther KiddeI
in the National Convention, has been a
gratifying 10 their constituents as it ha
been honorable to themselves,
Resolved, That Henry A. Muhlenbert
The democratic candidate for Governor {
Pennsylvania, and Joshua Hartshorn, tn
Candidate for Canal Commissioner, wi
receive such support in the county {
Luzerne at the next election an no candida,
has received since the days Of the triumph
Of Andrew Jackson.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-22
THE PROSPECT IN PENNSYLVA
MA,

The Democratica Union says owe
have no desire TO encourage in the bo-
SONS Of our republican friends abroad
hopes which are ideal and iallacious.-
We would scorn 10 have recourse 10 So
mean subterGuge. representation
and deception of each other are weapons
which belong exclusively 10 The wings,
and we disdain to use them. 1t is in a
spirit Of candor and sincerity, therefore.
that we assure our friends in New York
| Virginia, ,rennessee,a ,and indeed through
out the whole Union, that they need
entertain no manner Of apprehension
with respectto the vote Of Pennsylvania
The old Jackson fire is rekindled upon
her alters. and she will send forth :
shout Of gladness and triumph over the
whole land. Hey glorious democracy
IS fully united and aroused, and will
give 10 the Polk and DALLAS electoral
Ticket no, less than from 16 TO 10000
majority. The man who BARGAIN
led Gen. Jackson out oflhe Presidency
IN lS25-and WHO wears TWO FACES
m the tariff question, one for The north
and the other for the south, isa useG
M man in Pennsylvania. Bre,hrer
pi The press will please remember, there
fore. when they make their calculations
Of the final result set down the 90 elec
toral votes of Pennsylvania CERTAIN fol
POLK and DALLAS.