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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
Stone Lime &c.
CAMDEN BRANCH.

- ss;s s5Ess:a - esSs ~: 8
TEN NILES OF the CAMDEN BRANCH RAIL
ROAD, from the JUNCTION to CLARENDON are now
open for the transportation Of Freight and Passen-
gers. A passenger Train runs daily in connection
with the Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road
Freiehs will also he taken to and from this station,
the charges however, on freight to Clarendon must
for the present, be paid IN advance.
For further particulars, apply to N. D. BAxLEY,
AGENT at Clarendon, or 10 the Agents on the 8. C.
Rail Road.
JOHN McRAE, Engineer sc. .
Ma ch 26 IL II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19

Plain black and co 'ored Berages for ladies dres-
ses, black and colorcd Ginghams, Prints Sc, la
die Cravats, superior Kid Gloves. Silk Mts, color
ed Linen for Riding Dresses, rrded Skirng cloth,
Patent Skirts dc, just opened by
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
lnIeiible Ink

For m,rking Linnen Cotton goods without any prefa-
ration neatly put up smll vius Warranted Of
the best quality. A. YOUNG.
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lIOr sale or Rent.
Administrators Notice,


Tie subscriber having received grant Of Letters
of Administration. de bous nor, of all and singular
,he goods and cha,tels rights and credits that were
of Mrs. Margaret Mathis, deceased, hereby ven
notice to all persons having demands against the
said estate, 20 hand them in properly alested, and
those indebted are required to make immediate
navment. J. w. REMBERT,
Ian. 10. Admir- de Bonis Non. s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19

r We are authorized to announce Major
James l.. Reid as candidate for Representa-
tive in the State Legislature a, the ensuing
election.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
Roots Pcnmanship.

of copy books, with Sc, copies in twelve progress
sye numbers con aiming instructions for holding the pen
forming letters &c. with the various forms of writing. use
full 10 pupil desirons Of improvement in the theory and
practice of perrRanship ALEXANDER 1OCNG.
April l4th, 13i3
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FASHIONABLE Z

FASHIONABLE
Ga6g@e6ogg IMI 9@0gGeG AGneg.
&fj REMOVAL.
The subscriber informs her friends and The pub.
lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied
by DR.: A. DeLeon, and has just returned from
Charleston with select lot of SPRING GOODS,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, Laces,
Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be sold for cash
or to Dunctnal customers on the usual terms.
Bonnets repaired and trimmed.
New York and English Fashions just received.
All Tailoring done at this Establishment war.
ranted. NJ. GOODLAD.
April |. Ia If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19

Real French Work at Cost.
Tie following handsome articles at cost
French Embroidered Collars
do do Capcs
do Worked Sleeves
do do Caps
do Lace Capcs
do Lack work and plain Handkerchief
do Embruilcrcd do
do Worked uan:'s Robes
do do Mlislins, for dresses
April IS. H. LEVY.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

&C. az uns esl'o! upon n Cure, am
,f, atusci him' iof tho policy which
D., 49, r9'ruirE m 'rrard 70 'hs den.nd
%, Rd.rm, snl 10. Reform b.nqut,,
lr silu7o 10 ihl. Joinrll, vfv.e i,iitr
O.. ne Oue,n. sh,r hi depsf,art. tsh'ch
lsi ben rcccrrj bv he frt'.'ional Gov.
,,am'a' irread of 30 ps'iy a5ifr,Ie1 40
oAtch De '8ij thai % GgiIs had be"n al
owed 90 ratfT ont li' 'iews end intentions
boz UIG,,l,) D, .freci ths,. a. he mom'n,
% vuIuv ~ f.;hrr would have erased Go
o-lury the thfoue %, fnocc Accord ne
,, ne Co---f ~. Ebu Cu,s Hat,ha'
HJr.s~i b,h1, j oHh great CALAMITY 90
90. l'1rag scon. Of The dynasty Of l,our'
Ibu,pe Wien re royal family bad J
is roma nc1 ard rrfI'ing nj di'gwse wax
e. o4i Of me 1uhirfc' IN f1ll UNIFORM 49,
O1 tca-h,og ne Gfs b,r'eate n lhe Il o
h.,'es ,-oto Of nuskc't we've ,'vc.el a,
lu What he dew. gentlemen go be
,-e4u1 ,oI'I yol XII aa..'e.. o.,
Tnr.rT H. v,s ,h.rc1poo allowed 90
..ram.l enc rf long live y1n'a. b.
..7.ir'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

SriEir or 1Ht RrvoLuTioN 49, Bland
i,breut shall ut is.cinAto us. nor the
threats u htllcr iut.m,da', "a i.r under
God W arc determined hat wherever
vhcnsCcvcr. or hoSSOcvor We shah We call.
al b. tske our erH vii dc frcch,cn --
Josiah Quincy Jr 10 i7-l
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

Dlerorisu Errorr When the
mhahuaui, Of NcSSluo, SicIiy, over
thrown the royal government they
broke open the Jal's to release the 20
,'ica' prisoners Ia many cases thcy
found IN the dungeons skeletons IN
chains. aud some had been murdered
hy driving nails INTO Their skulls
These remains arc supposed to b" those
Of some who had mystcr'ou>ly dl>ap
pcorci' for speaking against govern
iucui.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
Notice.


# HIS nav certify tAat ! have tins -, given my
1 tvs. 'ou. John H. aaI Dame, N-ior N.r.r
am" DUNG the Irmailer &C tac.r minority. aud
shall clam none ot their wages nor ray al. dctt,
Of their contracting alter thus dAt"
Al.\A G.. llSDEN
Diuig : Curs,r. AYrllU 49,. IT,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

" u cbvry COLLEGE We are glad e.
Learn that Wil,1m II Parscr \ VI. W.
was elected 70 succeed Pro- TVuaug, a.
tho apartment 4 Mathematics IN this In
'.tu,iIn. has -ignihcd hi' Acceptance y tic
appointment -l''alavy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

N,yARElHlt CAsr--liw DO reCu.eC'c B
wa. some time since We notice. very rem
af.ab.c case OF abdominal dr1psy. winch
,a.ac uUisI the treatment a' d. lIe1>laN
i.e ,agerl hnyirg even az t.at time UNDER
went the o.era'on oi rIi rs some '"'' Eve
~nsa-c asI' u1, sn.car.. B., neyci.os' tact
l.st Sue samc n1ueu'|ssn. alive aa. I0 vrl'
good health he has nrw uutc gone lhr op.
,.a.5a los times, lht quantity cot water s-
Ken aytr,g.og 'trcrCa .10s sle1.1 operation,
u,N1- na .scrs1n'- n. 500 -l.IpN> 90 -.sJ1
rplrfs anl r.ir ..'.r...l '.is. .r D., ~
presses .H., ..rl.. ....f '.,1 pat ....s.
,ct tts hu.t.rs, C4ENu Er-o,d,~.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

FTNIl~ fs r- 0o.lV o.. ysf.nHs ;rsf
Gus ssJ gwen NV ~,H W a am Il = nae
-. ni. tus IuriuR it,,.r,,. t.un.
moan, snl 80. r.s,n none a( 49,. ~ ti' Or.
nor rry any rs'is ~ lls rs7,,.. 'ft.'fg'
ms date AI'ISIls IH.r...s' ..st
N.-. f 49,. I-Ia '''|F
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
Hrtt.la- Ann 2nl. y

To "orm on tho l.f, rs, been v'ty
severe an mach dt'n,r" - 'nptrh~u Vel.
81 ,t-d, have been bc,ch.I on L,Ls
ife
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

Ia aii Diseases OF the blood. all "'"r''on"
ol eNs,v ,horc.trt, sCtuiu % ani even can.
Gers. lhc GIeal American Remedy, Dr. G..
G. Naus.lds Vegetable LlIhonlupuc miH-
iuIc o, a sure ana sovereign speclhc. The
cteai aleGaurc power OF lGls article 10 one
OF IT., leading features. The u.es of Gallo.
mel Is supe seeded, where tins Lithoniiipuc
:, krowu. l. viii eradicate any complain,
which ihi, We known mtncr'll' used as =
rrmet, lr, aad leav,s ~ drieletous result,
rs + seen 20 be the case win ca.omH II II
b, Used We shall give IN he course OF a
few We,hs some testimony 10 prove re
character of this article as remedy lur can
eo,. scroiuIa and all such diseases which 're
ITO 4red 10y bad blood The L.'houupH-
uas made many cures. and X daily making
them a.. o,c, the world. Call upon agen
art get q pamphlet.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

Mas Is,'s E,rr,. lusl never lose an,
un- d. upt isI.t tbll 'n,, wu,A IS spent
300 Amusement o, rr- r"tiIIu, some 2. ne every
day. tui alw,vs ha 90 the h'nt az berg
-.rn'oycd Second. never err '1e ,ess, go
,ru,H Third, never s,y an on thing Of any
person. wLenI can say good thing at them;
81 nn.v 20 rorak charitable but lsal 80 80
Fourth. never be Irritable or unkInd 10
tr1lat, fiyh. never indulge myself tu
requires t'l are rot recsssoU. SuIh. Do
1l' thrgs win consideration, and when my
path 20 ac, RICH, IS mole difficult, fee conf
denoc Do lh9i power alone which - able -
assist me. and eleft my own powers a. far
a. ,hfy -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
Notice.

TINS D., .. MOTIF, al whom j. iD.t ..rs.rt '-'
l have -. cu m, suu Joseph T.. Jrvr. h 'In,
during thu remainder u ms minority aud shall n,
They '.'m lI.' Aru're u,r la1 a.. debt. 90 is
.r.t,". tI.- a.t,T tuI' aHi,
CHARLES JEWEL.
Arru !. isis l.'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26

DrcI-rTRs FoR 1s4s r-,.-t,.,
AA .-t-. sc FL. ~I'"i VI a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
German Mugs and VASES aud n Great Va.
Iieiy Of I"ncy Articles

J2LGGAAJlA CDATu9,
hryr a',ar'u'rt c.uti.tlug h 1art n or.
ard a POI. a.'.r' -lI' mug, e.. Ge r,,1
rhsal.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
e are not 10 be l'ndcrsOld =!
ONE PRICE

\ nd that guaranteed TO he lower than slDl.
articles can he purchased for el,ewhsr
which enables the Farmer, Mechanic ana
Tradesman TO make their selections with
despatch and without fear Of imposition,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
Silver Plated Ware,

A.'ar' 1at- De',rt and Tea spoons. B.,..s
hh''' a. manufacturer, Ifl~v,
Our o.a. -r' .r. o.. -p@-urEs1 AID a.. ~
az l. - GIL l6ILSG. s,nus..t.,o
gr.t' or thr r0adrrr ,y.,fn. q
LOW PRICES. smkLL PROFITS AND
LARGE SALES. i.gt
A. }. BROWN q co.
No Crui'Hi Block IItchbuTg
" ~ lain street WotcettrT Mass
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-26
UTLEki AND TEA TRAYS.

-. '-o". ,~t ration o. ~ per cent lee. tA,s
ItArIWar- lur.rt,r. rrrs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
FACTS TO BE NOTED.

The Locofoco presses are already beginning TO
hunt up excuses for their defeat in Pennsylvania
and are now raising the hue and cry that Johnson,
the Whis candidate for Governor, is Efec Sill man,
and thai this is sufficient 10 alarm the South Trn-
ly this comes with poor grace from presses which
failed TO condemn Cameron and Sturgeon-Benton
and Houston-and othersof the party who voted
for TIE Wilmot Proyiso-and President Polk who
signed III
These scrupulous editors, who are so much hor-
rifsd athe idea of Johnston being Free Soiler, do
no'Prctend that they would have had the slightest
objection to receiving the votes of the most fanacal
Of the Abolitionis0for their own men. oh no, /,
is only when these people against the Democra-
cy that contact with them Is deemed contamination.
We think all the fuss made on this score will end
Ia smoke
But there is one fact worthy of especial observa-
tiGn:-that in the rabid Free Soil regions the vote
Of that party, was not for Johnston. In Wilmot's
district there was the heavy majority Of l72O against
hin and for Longstreih. Wilmot's own majority
(as We gather from the New York Herald) was
$500, showing difference of over 5000 between
the vote received by him and that of Gov Johnston
When the Free Sellers have their own ticket up
for President, Taylor Whiggery will speak for IL
self-and that il will sweep the State NJ sane man
now doubts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
A MARRIAGES OF FRIENDS.

We Witnessed on "Wednesday last, the frs, Quaker
marriage which il had ever been our god fortune IN
was interesting TO Us from IFS novelty as well
As the decorunl with which il was conducted II GER
tainly requires some on the part Of the Young
folks 10 get up amidst silent and anxious crowd and
publicly and audlbiy interchange their vows 10 be
loving and faithful until Death shall them pari bt,
when The union Of two loving hearts is resolved upou
all bashnlness must give wny and every body must be
told IN plain terms thai the - twain are one y
When the parties were all assembled and seated in
the Church profound silence was Observed; and one
Of the venerable fathers remarked that rher method az
accomplishing marriages being altogether different from
thai q al other protesting Christians no objection
was made 10 the attendance Of SPECTATOR and there
being no minister employed the only injunction given
was TIA, quie, and good order should be deserved when
the parties to The should arise Il the, own
pleasure, 10 announce their purpose In his way, all
could zee and hear.
After half an hours silence, the youthful couple
arose and repeated the pledge usual on such
They were then sealed and the contract given them 10
sign Amer this, the certificate was read aloud by The
same venerable Friend who stated that silence would
be again observed for proper period. as becamc a
people who feared God This being complied with.
The meeting was concluded, and numerous wiinesxc.
then placed their signatures 10 The contract
hv.s srigh Day IN al respects. May die sunshine
q The happy pair always pseponder.ie,
fH1nekexf<r RrpnR;.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

On Saturday last, political discussion .ooA
place in Shepherdstown. The Wing champions
were LAWSON BORIS, Esq, of this town, ana rlhs-
mr. BERRr Esq, County Elecior. On the Loco,oso
side there appeared jaws sFEseER, Esq o. ma
gerstown, A. j. O'BANsoN, Esq, County Eee'oi'
and R. HrME BrrcHER, Esq.
We can furnish but mere report Of wnat was
done rather than detail Of the speeches. Inc
Wings of the Old Unterrifed through this medium
present their compliments to the Democratic cnaih-
piuns and hope they will find il convenient TO give
several more speeches, in that quarter, as ihey
have served to stir up the blood OF Taylor Wings
and TAYLOR Democrats, and that now, that good old
precinct will roll up such Taylor majority as VIII
electrify the cohorts Of the one-man power
The discussion alluded to was opened by Mr..
Spencer who was replied 10 in eloquenttcrms BY Mr
Bolts. MIR. O'Bannon succeeded and read from
documents both large and small We left at this time
as the evening was gathering fast, but understand
tina, Mr. Berry brought the little band up sandin 6
by his weil-dircctcd ihrusts Mr.. hatcher followed
and spoke for sevetal hours. The meeting broke up
at 10 or II o'clock at night-the Wings delighted
with their champions and more than ever, II posi-
bic, with their cause.
Look out for the terrible dressing Mr.. Cas- will
receive at the Shepherdstown poll in November
Let each of the other precincts present such an ac-
count and the song will be,
Get along home, old Mssps Cas-!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19


Col Jvrrrsox Dxv,s. ncs Ern,,or u tke T.
ni,ea esure,. and formerly IL have ilses a he
Misi..ippi rife-. % Distinguished a 1tb1iersy ard
a Buens Visa. sddrt1se5 De peof,s q yietzbaIs
not long since % politirsl matters The Ceiooei
belohgs % The Cas- parry. ban evidently gives no
great lrihuie II cnihusfasm 70 The genlleman IN
Michigan; xhilshs canbos speak q Gen. TasLoa
withoui being moved into ~ioqscncc and excitement
Col D1tss sefTed lnder ihe Old <hisf has ben in
baitIe with him, knows him well. and considering
him oee u The best and pobie-t men in The world.
loves and sdmires him accordingly. An accounted
the honorable Senator'S speech given in one Of ne
vieksburg papers, ssyss--
he pubir polly in which BE iook daring
The late session of Cdnzrees-spOks in terms Of 81
we're condemnation c0neerning The. .deseclion' a
Benton add Houston on the Oregon blll--eaid no
ocFais vrTe no longer worthy Of being called ''al
lies Of the South" and be should never again speak
Of them such and came a. last, withtexideni re-
lacfance, 10 the Presidential eoatesi he said that
Il any person expected him v 9pcak eril u Gen.
Taylor, he would be disappointed He knew no
evil Of the old hero, and rpokef him a. one q The
purea and modest men the wofid had ever SEEM
The Colonel seemed greatly moved IN speaking Of
GeH Taylor, and his eulogy on de old man was be-
yond all question the finest We ever heard. II was
received Win thundefS Of involuntary apptause.-
He referred 70 the Kindness and lmus paierna re-
gard shown b. Gen. Taylor 70 The Mississippans
under his command and was again interrupted By q
storm VI cheers
He said that The old General stood eod-nlher 10
the sons Of Mississippi, ben. amid the war and
smoke Of the fight, they wire 6aptzed in blood on
the heights Of Buena Yhta-undI ans again CON-
PEELED - pause BY hurricane Of applause. He
said that during the progress Of The baise aer he
(Coi. Dayis) was wounded, Gen. Taylor came and
SAT down by him-ihe firm determination on his
brow seemed struggling with an expression Of deep
sorrow for the brave fellows Kho had fallen and
those who were Jet TO bite the dgst-Whcn on being
Intercepted as 70 his purposes he replied while the
fire Of an unconquered win CLEANED IN his eye
ing srounded arc beiiad me- and dali nsrer pass
nen aiire? About this Time the crowd became 50
excited that they were almost ready 10 carry the
Colonel from the stand.
This touching and most heroic reply Gays Il Z
Baltimore American, has never before come TO our
knowledge II is Of those characteristic sayings
which 50 strongly mark Gen. TAvLoR's firm, ye,
generous nature. No wonder bis soldiers had conf
denee in him. No wonder that victory went with
him and perched upoa his standard wherever il
hoaled over a contested field.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

Theli Of an Editor i b. many persons eonsid-
cred one a iempiakist and iangerone that Is like
". from IL constant tax uPon the ingenuity Of man
lis inoessant drahs upon his imagination 10
make him sophisiical and Qnseliahle. We do no,
admit this in all is force.
But NC do think here Is danger Of spelling a
ruod man whea you send him TO- Congress-io that
arrna of intrigue and strife in which fea,y 10 par
y i b. many considered paramount y duty y eoun-
Try.
One cannot, therefore. but feel mingled sensa-
non Of pride and regret a seeihg such pure right
minded, and truly honest man as Joskrn R. CHaSp-
Lxn &c he oil Vniiea States Gazette, iranierre %
TIA, contentious carPing, and sometimes nndigni-
ied body, The. National House Of Representatives
The only hope a. that the influence OF his fine ex-
ample in all thai i intellectually and personally
digned and manly viii operate upon his associates,
and that he will escape contamination, grea, as may
be his exposure As one Of she crsi we feel graft
fed in seeing the popular roice settling down upon
such an inteIlect--and consider n an evidence Of
progrcsz quite honorable TO all concerned The
tyibate must be deemed an honest emanation Of the
heart and Judgment, forsUiih all Mr.. Chambers
powers. he IS above the arts Of the demagogue-
above all the liIe appliances that often insure pop
ularity to mere politicians
We find, TOO, lhai another gentleman Of the press
distinguished for ability. energy and manly quail
ties, is in the way Of Preferment: J.aEs Books,
Esq, Of The New York Express. has been nominal
ted in of the consressical Districts Of the City
Of New York, and viii doubtless be chosen without
difficulty. In such hands, The honor Of the profes
sion will be fully maintained-however hazardou.
the service may be iothe subjects of popular favor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
HOW STANDS THE CONTEsTi

II is idle to indulge in speculations upon the ap
preaching Presidential canvass, for every thing
seems TO conspire to render the triumphant election
OF CT Zach, matter oflalmest entire certainty
The n. Y. Tribune enters into an article Of length,
and reviews the chances in the several States with
eye Of impariality. Thai paper presents the fol-
lowing calculation but remarks that il dies not ex-
pect the States will vote precisely given being Of
the opinion that Taylor will do much better but at
the same time thinks il fair exhibit Of the present
state OF the contest from an impartial point Of view
There may be changes both ways, but the table be-
low will show that; eonceding to Gen. Cass Ohio,
Indiana, Wisconsin. and the entire North West
which we do not believe be can get-Gcn. Taylor
will still be elected. Those States marked with an
asterisk the as doubtful either
way.
n LII L ~ 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
an EIooUEsr DIVINE.


oniie an Interesting mcs.ing Is in progress IN he
Meihodizi Church ia this place, having commenced
q Ssiur1ay Last.
On Susdas morning and evening, the Rev. THoaa-
SEwELE formerly Of the Jefferson Circnii preach
"a TO the largest audience that has ever assembled
j. any church in this town The aisles, seals, and
every eUrner, were fIlcd to OVERLOOKING. And well
ihey might b. for The discoarses were learned and
eloquent and every word seemed TO be drank in
With avidiy; and ii may YET act as bread cast upon
The waters
The morning discourse referred 70 the spirit Of
Prophecy, the advantages and service II was before
il falilment n the time and subsequent thereto
His allusion to the prophecies concerning Idumea,
and PhGnicia. cities which were visited few years
Since BY Mr.. s., were Of most graphic and inter
eting character and present bat feli their con-
idepce strengthened in the truths Of the Gospel at
each narration Of the powerful displays Of Omnipo-
lence a. exercised towards these cities Of ancient
times
In the eSening, the sermon was based upon the
smoral integrity of Daniel and the theme was
dwelt upon with power and eloqucnce.
Mr. Sewcl has many warm and ardent friends in
Jefferson who wilf< be gratifed to learn that his
health is much better, though he is no, yet ~ nc
stored II his health is such as to Justify IT, he WIT
re-join the Baltimore Conference next year, when
il is hoped the appointing power may be induced to
comply with the unanimous desire Of the people Of
this whole Circuit, TO again appoint Mr. Seweii as
the ministerin charge:
An impressive discourse was delivered ~ .ne
Rev Mr. SMirn on Monday, after which the "a
crament Of the Lords Supper was administered.
Services have since been continued BY the iai'h'
full and jealous ministers on the Circuit, the Rev
Mr.. FuRtoSG and tie Rev. Mr. RopGERs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
OHIO ELECTION.

We are still without positive intelligence as to the
result Of The election in this State for Governor, and
il is probable that the result will not be known until
the official vote has been counted.
Each rarty' at the latest dates from Columbus,
Ohio. claimed tho election Ct their candidate.
The Wings, however, have achieved triumph e
nough in carrying the Legislature, and will have the
pleasure of ousting roaring and ranting Mr.. VIM.
Allen, who has misrepesrnted the sentiment Of that
State for many years in tie U. s. Senate
In the Congressional delegation the Lotofoccs
have gained Olds in the Fairfield and Sweetser in
the Licking Districts, and haye7ost Kennon in the
Bclmon, District The delegation in the next Con.
gress will therefore, probably stand Il Locos to 10
Wings.
P. S. Since The. above was in type, dispatch
has been received in Baltimore, from Wheeling
stating that the Locofocos there positively assert lna
Weller has been elected Governor,
We will not undertake 10 say with ceftaintytw ns
is elected In such close contest as this appears
Be, but with the Legislature Wing, giving US Y
S. Senator in place Of Mr. Allen, tsthe roarcr,a w
may well rejoice even though Weller should bc
lected Governor by few votes, brought about by
Union Of Flee Sellers with the Locotocos We ar