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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
CHEAPEST OF THE CHEAP.

1AssETT & ROBINSON have just commenced re.
u ceiviug their sec ond stock of Foreign and bones
tic nry Goods, Bonnets, Queensware. &c, &c, all OF
which are cheaper thaa ever offered before.
Large additions will he made from time to time Our
friends and tho public generally are requested to call
and see for themselves.
NIB Recoect we think it no trouble to show goods.
,yIQ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

Situated Water adjoining Lots late of Jacob
Bowman the East and North, Geo 'ge Hogg on The
South. and the Monongahela River on the West con
ianng fourth of Acie be the same more or less
There is on this property,a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND KITCHEN
II need hardly We mentioned that the impetus when
has recently been given to business and improvement
in Townsville, cannot fail of occasioning in few
great advance in the value of property andtha
which is offered for sale is peculiarly Desirable
whether for business purposes or for investment.
TERMS OF 5ALE-One third IN hand. and the hai
ance IN one two and three years. with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premises.
Ii should be added that the property here ohered ~
entirely unencunbered, and that waraniee titles VIII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENE

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENE
RAJ CONFERENCE.-THE Rev. DR.. Pierce
recently made application 10 the Methodist
Epis opal General Conference (Nor:h) now
in session in Pittsburg. TO be admitted as
delegate from thu Southern Division OF the
Church 1t was refused, and Dr. Pierce has
returned the following answer TO the annun-
citation: 10 the Bishop and Members at the
General Conference Of the w. E. Church.
Rev aud ear Brethren-l have recrived
two extracts from your Journal OF the 4th aud
5,h instant. From these extracts learn you
decline receiving me IA nv proper character
Us The aelg, ti'ed delegate Of al, VI +. Church
South, aud ouy invite me To a seat within
the h4r as 8Ut to ne on account oi my pr.
ytte aud personal merits. These consliera-
t,ons sinai, appreciate, ana Will reciprucate
them with yoa in an the private walks of
Christian ana sJoili life. But within The bar
OF the General Conferences | can only be
known ia iny official character.
YOU Nil therefore regard this communica-
ton as final. on the part OF NJ. h. Church,
South. SIC can never renew the offer oil ira
terual rrll,Ions between The two great bodies
al WESLEYAN Mrthodists in The United States.
But the propos. ion car be renewed at any
lime. eiiher nnw or hereafter, by the NJ l.,
Church, North. Aud 1t ever made upon the
basis 0 The Plan OF partition, as adopted by
The Conference OF ls4l, the Church South
will cordially entertain the proposition.
With sentiments OF deep regard aud with
fseli,t.of Disappointed hope, am yours, in
Christian fellowship. l.. PIERCE.
n.lepst. from the Nj f. Church, South.
PittsbuIsh, Msy 9, isiO'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

MIR. linn has commenced importing Nine
al Water. an excellent drink
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
please follow these directions


Finding no relief from trouble in this life,
We chose 10 draw the curtain OF mortality and
sink back where no traveller returns.
Our request is TO be eutonbed in stone. l
wish or you 10 leave my beads on my neck
Il have concluded to dy with the children as
wee hve not aney thing to su bsist on but that
witch is worse han death-ou living dis tri-
Gus the lille and anemlion of bodies iwant
cur clothing burnt or laid with us and every
ones goods taken home, and our bordies de-
poited 10 the toom. G. w. p
The copy given above is verbatim, spelling
being preserved
We learn from other sources that Pinkham
was shi p carpenter, and was supposed 10 be
worth $500 or $4,000. Ii is also stated that
the first discovery OF the murder made by
the mother of the insane man who lived a.
bou' two miles distant, and came TO the house
10 make visit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
A Lot of Ground.

Situated the East side OF the road street running
from Marke street the Market House, to Water st,
running South from 20 feet alley. 1872 feet, and having
thereon a two story FRAME Dwelling
AeEA House aud FRAME shop. sometimes used
FssSE a. Stone Cutters shop. The said 81 he
stssHA ing 20 feet wide the South end. 45 feet
p.krHH at the North, aud lbs feet in the rear, be
szAhnnEsS.S the same less.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
D0DGING A BULLET"

We find the following anecdote going the
rounds OF the pa pers, under the title OF
"Dodging Ballet" We know not how au-
thentic il may be-
John Quincy Adams once received the fol
lowing challenge;
"Sir-Your remarks in the House on Tues
day relative 10 my deceased friend aud rela-
tive ! consider personal insult. Being at
leisure to-day, have prevailed Oh my friend
The Hon. Mr. Jdmison-who on fluid 10 be
man OF the str.e,esl honor to all upon you.
amt arrange tar proper settlement OF the
matter, a. Is customary among gentlemen.
Very respectfully, your o I Serv't,
y SrrpDrrp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

DI Extra heavy Burlaps being really a very
,pva0 o w HEISKELL.
MORE of those fine Teas from the CANTas Tea Com
VI rany, of New York, at WV HAiLs,
pavn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

"My dear Sr--I thank you for having af-
iorded ne an opportunity ui half an hours
conyersau n vita the 4grecable & excellent Mir
JsmisuA. As 70 the proposal which you were
good enough 10 nake-and which presume
Is intended san invitation for me To set mr-
sell up Us d mark to be fired at-excuse me
II | decline IL. / can do 50 consistently, as /
assure you have not the honor 10 he gen
tiemau; bal yet | ret4ain your humble and
obi servant.
Joan Quincy ADAMsn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

SUICIDE MANlA,--Mr Franklin u Dunham
of Mjddlefeld, N. Y. aged 30, unmarried
ana la easy circumstances, shot himself on
Sunday, leaving written on piece oil paper,
Farewell earth, can do thee no good
Deacon William Stearns, OF Wilmington,
VT, wen off, and having wife and two
children, committed suicide, on Saturday
week, by shooting himself
John Price, aged %, in bad health. hung
himself 10 "a tree, near tennessee, n. T., last
week.
A young man, named Dillingham;, aged Il,
committed suicide at Belfast Me-, on Tues
day OF last week, by taking arse"ic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATES.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY


Is ALL 1T PROFESS s To BE-
The GREATEST MEDICINE IN TUE KNOWN Wop,n
q ALL the cures that have heen recorded. we
may saieiy say The annals of medicine cannot h,r
nish one 10 surpass this which now stands as Twin.
proof OF the durability of Consumption even when fe
had been despaired Of e
Dr.. swAYsE--Dear sir,-For the good of the pub,ic
which your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry uerfornaJ
on me. For my part, feel as if every hodv onuh, a.,
know H. was afflicted with a violent cough snr,ina
OF niood night sweas, hoarseness, and sound Of the
voice. indicating an alarming of disease INV anns
lite was gone, and strength had far failed me H.,
my friends and physician were persuadet rou,d ~.
survive many days. My sister. who was INV anr,"n
care iaker, made inquiry where would he it el n,
procure most certain relief She was told thai ii DR.
Swayre's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry ,ailad In
The cure. my lite was then hopeless. Your nediri,
Was immediately procured aud the first bottle yavs "a
lief aud by the time had iced the sixth Lo,
my cough mad len me- and strength uc i,nDroved
In Short II has made perfect of me- and an, n,
present as hearty man as wish aud have rood ro
sou 10 believe that the OF yuur medicine has s.yd
ne nom premature or " ! shall be pleased 10 yvs
any information respecting my case.
yours, WIN respect, Isaac MORGAN REEVES
No Is Chester st. betwe cen Race and Vine PM.
DR.. J. II. ELLISON, Frankfort Ky saws.
was induced, from failure of the potent ex
peetorais recommended in aieria Medca in sona
cases OF Diseased iuues, try your prcnsraton -
Wild cherry II is sufficient to say thai wa. so ,-nc
pleased with the result Of that and subsequent iri,l
that now prescribe II in preference 10 all other ren,e
dies have hesn engaged in active practice of t,vaI
years and this is the first Patent Medcin. ever tln,
enough OF 10 express an opinion in writing
The genuine article is prepared only hy DIX Sw,vxr
Inventor and sole Proprietor, Of Race and Eihh
street Pha. FL Wild Cherry preparations helm. .,os
itvey fictitious aud counterfeit without his sign,ti'
For sale in Wheeling by J. BAKER and PRlnR A.
PAUL.. Apras
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
THETRAGEDY IN EDGECoMB. (MAlsr.)

THETRAGEDY IN EDGECOMB. (MAINE.)
We copied an account yesterday, OF the
murder in Eigecomb, Maine by George w
Pinkham OF his wife and four children, and
his subsequent suicide. The murder appears
TO have been the result of a mutual agreement
between the husband and the wife.
The same arrangement had before been Ell
tered INTO but Tor some redso was not carri-
ed out. The cause Is supposed to be mental
de arrangement, which is said 10 have existed
tor some years in both the man aud wife, and
which is thought to have originated, pfimarl
ly, in 'Mitl-rism.' The following is copy
oil paper found in room situated between
the rooms in which the bed stood. The first
part OF it was written in female hand, and
not signed but is probably the wiie's writing.
The last part, IL will be seen, is signed by the
MAJ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
For PRESilaN :.
cFN TkVNART TAlLt'h.

p,A, "A Wmtet. %, ISL o. wight
y G " Eeiiiue fstntshdrg.
SHP Irving Cumberland.
\ living. LynchhuFg.
5 IS Martin, franklin.
6 " c gives, Arbemarle.
Robt Z Scott. Fauqulel.
n Garnet. Westmoreland.
" gaudi0, Richmond city.
10 Robt Saunders. Williamsburgh.
IL \ Hunter, jefferson.
IL A II II Stuart, Augusta.
l3 s McD Moore, R,ckbr'dge'
IL Couelly L lrigg. Washington
IS G w Summers hanawha.
IS G D Camden, Harrison.
II Ell Peirpoin:. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
NEW DRIrG STORE

IN the room formerly occupied by DR. Todd, we have
Il Just opened fresh assortment of DRuGs and MEDI-
cINEs raints Oils and Dye Stutfs also Spices. PERU
merry, fine Soaps, Hair Oil, Shaving Creams, &c to-
her with general assortment of popular Family med
cines all fres of good quality, and will be sold at
fair prices.
Prescriptions OF Physicians carefully put up
nyiy PRYOR & ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
SONG BOOKS

SONG BOOKS
3 OUCH and Ready Sonesier; enbeished with o.
- splendid Engfarmgs, Illustrative Of the American
ictories in Mealeo-hy an American officer
sentimental Forget me not sougsier.
Nigga Forget me not Sonsster;
Comic Forget nie-noi Sungster;
American SongsteT; Washington Songster.
Niger melodies; Forget me not Songster;
A large variety of Song Books. Also Dream Books
Gust reed al WAkEMAN,S
Literary prroi, No III Main
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
ATTENTION

n IL persons knowing themselves indebted to us,
IA either by account note are earnestly requested
TO call and seti lie laely. This is the first call of
the kind we have made, and hope it may not pass
unhceded as we need money to keep up our stock.
,nvIu NICOLL Il CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
We rejoice to find the following announce

Werejoice to find the following announce :
ment in the last Marshall Beacon.
MARSHALL AND OHIO TURNPIKE
The road from this place TO Wheeling bids
fair al last TO get start.
Our County Court on last Monday made an
order agreeing TO take 5000 OF the Stock,and
appointed Cot John Thompson, w. h. Old
ham, aud Jas c. Bnnef, Commissioners on
the part OF County TO examine the route
&c, and report at Inc next term Of the Court.
We canuol, bat congra uiate our County on
the prospect now offered, OF good subsian-
tial DAD, always passable TO Wheeling
Only three thousand dollars more is want
ed, and.we speak confidently, when we say
that Ohio County wild promptly sness. .sss--
,hat amount at the next term OF tne oou'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

EaN RBLS Plaster Paris, suitable for Agricultural
SVV aud other purposes for sale low for cash, at
pa Liberty ST., near the Canal, Pittsburgh.
mvi7-lwt w w WALLACE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

Iamsrtine will in all probability, be the
fr.t President OF the French Republic. The
people seem to have confidence IN ms mooef-
ation and wisdom, and events so lar amply
,e.,;,v their opinion OF his sincerity and hon
esty. A letter from Paris says:
ale is great man. and is, think taking
Washington Tor his model. de recommends
Washine,ons princi pies to the people, and is
like him in firmness and calmness. Before
the chamber closed, he stood unmoved whiie
muskets were aimed at him, and though eve
rything has been done by the amp,'ious Oh
me members to crush him. as Wen ae 'ne
Communists. his honesty has ontstrlpped
them all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
New Books.

SIR THEODORE BRouGHTON. or Laurel Water.
- novelty G X james; 49,
The Life and Adventures of Charles Chesterfield tho
youth Of Genius-hy Mn Trollope;
The Reformed Highwaymsn; a sequel to Esther de
Medina or the Crimes of London--hy C W REYNOLDS.
Domlcy and Son-compieie;
Eleanor Sherwood, or the beautiful Seansiress-by
II ingrs ham;
Tie Student Of Salamanca; thrilling tale of the
Carlist 0; Spain;
hnncie or the witch of The ruined Abbey; romance
ri France;
Life OF Rear Admiral John Paul Jones; Illustrated:
Godeys Lady's Book for Jnne Received mis- lsy At
SAkEMAA'S Literary ncpoi
myl6 No IN MAN street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

fsaFS-We have aud keep constantly, large assert.
~ nent of Caps, which we will sell low for cash
Hais made 10 order Oh the shortest notice.
niyl2 HENRY Il ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

so hhis Potatoes in good order, for sale
fotdooes' by mi7 BLACK & KNOX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

= RsL fresh Cam phine, just received by
l. myl9 EPRfOR & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

NROSs CUT SAWS, &c.-2 cases Mill and cross
~ cut Saws; do cast, shear and Eng Btsi'd Steel:
10 doz Steel Spades and Shoves l2 doz steel HAY and
Manure Forks, reed by tmy6l II p NORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

cHAWLS, SHAWLS-White Grape Shawls at all
= prices; Elegant Bi'k Lace do; Hermann Silk Shawis;
B X Net aud BeraIe do. o w ilEl ) ELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

SANs of extra fne and superior kind for sale by
- m29 Taos lloR ssaooK * Co, Monroe At
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

- l. - A small lot of W ell cured Ven
myl9 bLACh q NNOA-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

}. W. PHILLIPS. AN Phillip IR NV. pH,,,~,
PHILLIPS K co.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS
TEAL ENGINE Bull DERS
WORKS ON MARGIN ONO RIVER.
Abous Water Works.I
may 81 ly WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

"oosTER MONEY, purchased by
ia. EOFF & Co
n'oy<o Monroe street, Wheelins
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-13

tcally subordinate 10 the Legislative. anil
the Judiciary must become subordinate
10 both. and thus the whole power Of the
Government would become merged in a
single department. Whenever. if ever.
this shall occur. our glorious system Of
we'll regulated self Government, will
crumblc into ruin-to be succeeded. frs,
by anarchy. and finally by monarchy or
despondcncv.
| am far from believing that his doc
trine is the sentiment of the American
people; and during the short period which
remains for ,1e y administer the E.xccu-
tive department. il will be nv aim 10 main
tain its independence. and discharge its
duties without infringing upon the powers
OF duties OF either OF the other depart
ments OF Government.
The power of the Executive exercised
by Tia, first and most il.us;rious Of m.
predecessors. and by tour o.: his success
ors who preceded me in the adminlstra-
ton Of the government. il is believed in
no instance prejuiicially to the public in
tcreat. has never been exercised. No
President will ever desire unnecessaril y
TO place his opinion in opposition 10 that
OF Congress. He must always exercise
this power reluctantly. and only in cases
where his convictions make It 4 matter 81
stern duty which he cannot escape. Ia
deed III re is more danger that the presi-
dent. from the repugnancc be must al
ways feel to come into collision with Con-
-ress. may fail TO exercise. in cases where
the preservation of the Constitution. or the
public good demand it, than he viii eNer-
else it. unnecessarily or wantonlv.
During the period have administered
the Executive department of the gov
eminent. great and important questions
OF public policy, foreign and domestic,
have arisen upon which it was my duty II
act.
1t may indeed be truly said that my al-
ADMINISTRATION has fallen on eveniul times.
have felt most sensib!v the weight ofthc
high responsibilities devolving upon me.
With no other object than the public good.
the enduring fame and permanent pros
perify Of my country. have pursued the
convictions OF my own best Jud gmcnf.
The impartial arbitrament Of cnlightcn-
ed public opinion in the present and :hc
future. viii determine how far the public
policy have maintained. and the meas
ures have recommended may have ten
ded to advance or retard public prospect
~ at home. and to elevate or deprcss the
estimate of our national character abroad
Invoking the blessings OF the Almighty
upon your deliberations at your present
important session, my ardent hope is that
in the spirit of harmony and concert You
may be guided to wise results. and such
as rebound to the happiness, honor and
glory cl our beloved country.
JAMES X. POLK
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-19

10 an address to the American PeoT'
dated at Ashland, April llih. says; .
leaves TO the National Conscn,,on. VIZ
is 10 asse mble si Ph,lsdelphis. ia Juno rsi
the decision Of the question OF nom.s
ton. so far as his nane has been used
connection with the Presidency aud I'd
whatever the issue of It's full aud f,r 4
liberation may be, will meet his proa
and hearty scquiescenee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-19
OuirIls.

When lawyer finds out he canno, r,;,
his cause by argument, or is unable 10 br,,
any thing like argument 10 support bis cas-
he resorts TO what are most classical
termed" qsirksi;" that is. he draws a,
attention Of the jury off from the true !.
sues, and endeaveufs by charging bis !.
,sgoni.i, to bring him out on the defensis
and thus enlist The jury's attention ssaias
his opponent, instead Of his own weaLnen;
if that don't answer, he bambooz'cs lhe.
with some irrelevant position, that has a
connection with the case, or bearing on /
Al this kind Of game the Democrats q,
about equal to third rate county court l,u,|
yers finding that their cause is geitiu: n
be nearer hopeless every day, they aliema
10 direct the attention Of the people, frua
the true pl,ase Of things, TO entirely a.
lraneJus subjects.
They know tina, in calm and di,rss
sionaie discussion Of their measures, ihey
would lose ground, because l!eir measura
would be living and rcbukins Witnesses !,
gainsi them; and any thing else no matte
how trivial. that they can haeg disp@e D
or draw attention to, they seize aiIh I'd
avidiiy of lawyer who is pleading foi ,
fee To settle his tavern bill: at enc lin.
II is" Abolition" at sno'her il is" C..
science" and then again il is /" C'oahnra
nreism." and next. il will Lc som.lhiu,
else abou, as relevant to The qussiinns i
dispute between themselves and the Wig.
Il is said, "A drowning man will cad
at siraws; !" but verify these D.moera,
look upon their salvation as so drspens
they catch at mere shadows.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-19

coloured, the anli.TaIif resembling 'ha'
Of Virginia, &C., while the rear 'snks-
Tennessee, Kentucky aud others, are made
up Of a motley coaiusion, Of every hue aud
hsde,-Tsfiff, sali Tariff, Hirbor I'M
provement aud anti improvement And IN
addition 10 this difference OF dress, ihey
also differ in opinion about their" Wor );
some Of them bring in favor Of conquest
others against il; some in favor Of VIII
mol's Proyiso, some against il some coun'
tenancing the Treaty, others trying to
I" frown il down." and 80 on.
Why, neither the chameleon nor hdfa'
bungs presents more varied hues according
TO circumstance Of ligh. and shade, than
does this pie. bald multitude with regard to
latitude and longitude.
"a miscellaneous rabble. who extol
Things vulgar. and well weighed, scarce worth
the praise.
They praise and they admire they know not what,
And know not v hom but as one leads The DINER /,
And what delight 10 be by such extoiied
To live upon their tongues and be their talk.
OF whom to 10 d.,praissd were no small praise"
The words Of Milton convey jus. des.
cription Of this miscellaneous mass but
what is truly discourag,ng and mofhly'ng
TO US, is, that like the wounded serpent,
they turn and bite themselves; for every
such infllc,ion detrac.s from The honor OF a
conquest over them.
|, is slrikingly remarkable. that men
who profess to love and be governed BY
priacipIs alone, should differ so much a.
bout men, as DO the immaculate Democrats
at present, concerning him who shall be
their mex, candidate for the Presidency.
We have been taught to believe. that ~
relation 10 the unanimiiy Of their sen,i-
ments, /" the voice of one, was as the voice
Of all-was echoed by the whole" When
tested by a practical lesson, whn, d'iier.
ent aspect their unison wears but We
must cease TO be surprised. when We reflect
that this 10 tho party that has always pro-
fessed one ihiog-the good OF their coun'
try and always acted anoiher-con,rsry
to lha, couniry's welfare.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-19
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY,
OF WAKE.

Irws are authorized TO announce THOMAS
N. ALEXANDER, ESQ. as candidate for re-
election TO the office Of Sheriff Of Mecklenburs
county. at the ensuing August election.
lJ>We are authorized 10 announce Col. u. w
ALEXANDER as a candidate for the Office OIL
Sheriff of Moeklenburg county, at the ensuing
August election.
ITWe are authorized 10 announce Col JOHN
NJ EARNHARDT as a candidate for tie office
of Sheriff of Meckonburg county, a! The ensu'
ns August election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-19
HAIL. coNNEcTIcurr

The returns OF the Election ia Coz,
licui, leave no manner Of doubt ihAl {
Wing. have giosiously iriamphcd, re.tls
ilog their State officer. by fully ibfee ia
sand plurality, and al least one ,hau,si
msjnnty over oil opposition. Amoas
fruits Of this victory are
A Wing Go,ernor. Lieut.. Governor, 6
A Wing Legisla'ore--boih Houses.
Wing Sheriff, ~ most, Il No, oil
Counties, and
Two Wing L. $. Senators. cne Of II.
Cor SIX Yeats from mex, March, ia pl.ss
J. NJ. Niles, Loco.