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Court of General Sessions.


Tarr.
ArRiL 1S-Jhe Forrest Case in the SeSsionsThe Grand
Jury found true bill against William NJ Doty for per-
jury to which lie appeared this morning pleaded
guilty The d. for the trial is fixed the accused
is al large bail Aerers Whiting and Horace T. Clark
retained for the defence.
The California Through Tiekes Case-Messrs. Pride s.
Barney have given hail 10 the indictment found
againt them and il arranged their counsel be
supplied with copy and the time for pleading
larg,d till this (N odnesday) morning.
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Superior Court.

before Hon Judge Paine.
Arm 13.-In the OF Nes5H SirIager and 7ow,
send tie jury returned sealed verdict for plaintiff
SI62.
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Telegruphic Marine Reports.

boston, ArrN 10.
Cieared-SteaTslsip Canada Lvsrpool; ships Hewing,
Valparaiso; New England NOrleans barks John Csskie,
Havana; Rowland. Mobiles brig Anglo Saxon. Cienfnegos
CHARLESTON, prH II.
SGile1-Schr Helen. NYork.
Arrived lSthsteamship Union, NYork; Dr. bark Irons.
Liverpool.
Ciearcd-Shp Southport NYork schr Sanders, Norwich
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WILL DE SOLD AT AUCTION-ON wEDNEsD.
lith inst At New York Horse Bazaar 81 Crosby str,
splendid matched team of bay horses he
high about eight years DID, kind gentle in harness
drivers, and warranted sound.
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John L. VANDEWATER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
did sale OF rich Household Furniture Tapestry Carpets
Damask Curtains, Oil Paintings. PiaDoforte, Bohemian
Glassware. &c--John l.. Yapdewatsr Co. will sell at
auction Sss AZ No les TTsh street Firth at
nurc ntsined in the above rich rose
wood ano mahogany paror furniture tapestry
suites, damnsk silk curtains and
sofas ottomsns chairs rosewood writing desks
coups TO match. bedroom furniture ssnssng Of bod
stcads mattresses, passes marble top bureau, wash
stands extension pier and centre tables toilet stands Also
some fne oil paintings mantel and pier glasses Also
~ octave panofcrte Eunns Co. Makers only
tablet book eases richly carved Also splendid French
china dinner sets crystal glass wine robets rnes
aeeanters caranes &C. Also kitchen Furniture with which
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ROBERT BYRNE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE OF
~ Wet Goodssaye from tho late fire In Day street. to
he sold at auction In lots to suit purchasers tomorrow
Thursday Friday and Saturday next $50 Blocker street
Eeeeher Budings-sse each day, at 10 A. NJ preo ely
N H. The greater portion OF cee goods little
injured y fire. They consist principally Of wide Shooting
sfrtiDgs Printed Calicoos, Cambrics Muslin
worth the atter ton OF housokecpeTe and
Others about such goods Terms cash. in bank
able
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EORECLOSURE SALE. SUPREME COURT
u Equi.y.-lba acres at Fort Hamilton. six miles
brooklyn ferry.-Will DO sold ~ auction on Woined
4th pr inst, at twelve o'clock At noon, At the Broo
Exchange M Fulton street. cklyn. under the diret
Of A. b. Hodges Sheriff Of Kings county. tho highly
estate ofW Post. deceased. Ham ilton House. an
Looming the United States property NJ F.rt Hamilton
Island. 1t contains about seventy acres OF upland.
thrty Of salt meadow; large water front Tho bay
Plank road and railroad are in aontem platon which
place this property within fifteen minutes distance
b,reokiyn It's admirably adapted to mediate 81
VISION into villa lots Title perfect. Terms az sale.
particulars inquire Of HARRIS WILSON, Ne 10
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AUCTION NOTICE.-THoS. BELL, AUCTIoNEt
"A By VIM L. Van zandt.IThis day. At 10Y o'clock
BILE assortment Of good second hand furaiture. reu
from Sixth avenue, BY virtue Of mortysso1n y, Cad
family apgements. &c. ThursdAy-valusble sale Cd
Goods, &c. Sales-Friday and Saturday.
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w Let-Siuatcd at williamsburg l.. l., two blscks
~ a. the ferries TO Flip and Grand trect h
sou htrly de South Ninth street ans Of ldO feet
Eirt street 5 foot South Ninth street conts
IN about twctytwo lots 81 ground together With 5O foot
docks fer landing. Iugrirc q EYANDER BERRY, 10.
40 First street opposite the above
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John L. vANDEwATER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day 18th April at II o'clock. at the Sales Room, i2
wall street. Roses &C. by eatalogreA large and splen-
did assortment If Roses selected in Paris by Mr.
din; forist OF ashneton, d. e, prsng the
duco-Hybride. Bourbon Double Aieonds Carnations
Donble Dahlias &c. All warranted true and In
perfect con dition. - = - - =
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EOR sALE.-TO MERCHANT TAILORS-THE SUB
seriber being about to retire from business offers
el out Lis stock of Ready Made Clothing viii Of
Gnstoncrs Lease of Store flour years from May ne1t &C.
The location Of the best in the city occupied
IL Tor the merchant tailoring and clothing
past years For further particulars, apply pro-
mixes, NO. Maiden lane, near Broadway, to
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UcTI0N NOTICE C CASSIDY AUCTIONEl
"A BY IL. N. Bush-Tis day. At Iok o'clock. in che
room No. 10 North William slreet. sa4e OF aud "a
hand Furniture. Pisnofortss. Book 0sses. Cora"
Ssteennsos Tables. ~ K. D. SMITH. Ss,,:.,,1
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0HIPFIn2.


STEAMSHIP ATLANT1C.-THE BEST STATE ROOM
~ in the afor cabin for the voyage 18TH April sale
At cost berth will be sold If applied for before II
N on Wednesday, Apply ut 70 Pine street.
EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
Every Saturday-Thc and splendid size heel
steamship ROANOKE. will leave pier H. North river on
saturday, April H. at O'clock PM. Passage and fare
Petersburg md Richmond, state included $40
Norfolk SS Stecragc passage. half price. Bills OF sdng
signed on board For freight nppy board for pas
SAGE, to LUDLAM PLEASANf5, IS Front street near
Old slip.
EoR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, AND NORFOLK
Sails Thursday. April 10 Mt =. tho elegant new.
fast sailing steau,ship CITY or RICHMOND, e. W. F,s-
ter Commander IL now ready to receive freight and will
sail as above For freight passage, apply board
MAILER & LORD. les wall street.
PERFogD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
do the Goth inst in charge Of our special
via Arpinwall thence by railroad Co
with the fast running steamer Panema--,hrough " San
Francis In about twenty days. Freight be dell
tcred 20 In condition. With invoices
18th Small parcels received until o'clock on the ~
sailing No charge for Custom House fees ccr
fcates Passage on the Pacific Mail Stesmshp C0mrany's
steamers the only sure line, DO secured
the lowest rntes N B-We will send Letter Rxpress by
tho Daniel Webster Via San Juan tho 10Th Mail bars
open until two clock on tho day Of sailing.
BERfoRD CO., 2Astor House, ycscy street.
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II w. WEsTCoTT, ACCOMMODATIONS AND
~ valuable Household Furniture This Wednesday
morning at lo o'clock at 6 Greenwich avenue tho fur
nure OF fsmiyTapestry, three ply and Ingram Car
pets lCo yards Of ocloth bureaus sprng Seat and Cot
sage Chairs Mahogany Rockers sosas. Sofa Bcdatcads
Window Shades, Dining, Card Csut~e Fancy Tables
Cut and Mahogany Looking Glasses fifteen Bedstead
Feather Beds Hair Mattre.se variety Of marble
ptvre Lamps, Clocke Grsndoics, trockery, Glassware
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HORSES. OARRIAGNs. 6.c-


NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81, CROSBY STRHF
AN Auction Sale Of Horses Carriages, Harness. Il
every Monday and "Wednesday At u e'clook Persons !
tered. JOHN II. GATFIHLD, Pfopretor
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~ Ssle.-John f. Van Antwerp. AuotioneGr. will q
to to morrow lThursdsy. April IT, at 10 O'Clock. at
signecs for cash. tho entire stock dealer Unfortunate
business. Catalogues arc ready, and be obtaid
~ the auction room or ut the place Of sale.
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A VERY STYLISH TROTTING, ROAD MARE 81
"A years old this spring. perfectly kind In harnss
under the saddle ranted sound in every respect
gre endurance; ALSO light top Wagon and Harness.
for want Of Apply at Wilson Stables corner DeooL
and Crosby streets.
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WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE
w handsome household Furniture. Paintings. Win
l4th, at IL o'clock, at No. 70s Broadway near Foul
street. onsstins in part Of handsome and nal
gany parlor and bedroom Furniture and q number OF
Paintings: Also some very choice old Madeira Wine,
glass; bottled about the 1878, samples Of which
10 seen at the house the morning the sas Ctags
are now ready at tho office of the auotioner, No ii
street.
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LHOR sALE-THREE sTEERAGE TICKETS FOR VAN
derbilts line. 10Th April now postponed TO 9th May
bcrths on both sides. Apply to
}. W. CARRINGTON, Adams Co.'S, Is Wall street.
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND. AND SCOTLAND.
- We are by special authority authorized to issue bills
OH the Union Bank Of London, Belfast Banking Co.. Ireiaad
and The National Bank Of Scotland payable at sight and
sums from IL upwards. TAYLOR BROTHERS,
rs Wall street. corner Pearl
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EoR sALE-THREE SECOND CABIN TICKETS
Also oue ,9s n Nay Berth. , sSS sides
at cost Alse First Cabin, choice BERTH the Mall
line for 9th May. Apply to
J. w. CARRINdf0N, Adams & Co.'S, Is Wall street.
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GREAT SALE or WET GOODS.-NEssRs. 9. q
Rich Goods, which recently during tho ARE
their store AZ tho goods we're only damaged ~ water
G. 3 A. C. POILLON. 81 CathArIne at roc
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &c.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw Sight Drafts various banks and bankers in
England, ireland and scotland, in sums to suit.
WILLIAMS GUT0N, 10 Fult on street.
Passage DO by the old Black Line
pool packets sailing ist 9th, lh 10TH 2ist, and 2h q
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Henry II. LEEDS, Observation-Disclosures

HENRY II; LEEDS MISUNDERSTANDING
at auction. Thursday April Is 10 o'clock at No
Fifth avenue, Of Eighth street, Sofas, Chairs &c.
tan marble top Centre Tables in stegor
hrocatelle Curtains with lace under: large Pier aud
Mante Glasses, Tapestry, Carpets carved black walnut
Bookcases mahogany French Bedteads The furniture
nearly new and all made by Bsudouine elsg.nt
laid Centre Table, Brussels Carpets Oil Cloth Feathers
Beds Hair hattrcsses Blankets Sheets Pillow Cases. &c.
silver plated Ware, China and Gil Ware. Also two
Widers Patent Salamander SGc, " now.
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pEREMPT0RY SALK.--J. d. HOLBRoOK &
4 VIII sell on Wednesday Aprf IL. at tho Peoples
Store No 100 Canal street. ~ half past ton O'Clock tho
Tire stock Of the said store consisting Of nne Grocer
Wines Teas. Liquors. SegHrs Fruits Pickles, Tea Canis
Stand Casks, Groosr's Wagon, Counters &c. 60.
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IL 4, KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OMR FURNI
~. ture, Pianoorte &c.At the house No III Clinton
Place near McDougal street tomorrow Thursday at 10
o'clock r. G. KEMP will sell Mt auction above being NIL
ths furniture contained that large three story houe No
III Clinton Place belonging TO Fronch FAINT " being
returning to France The furniture l. nearly new having
been mostly purchased last November snd sstng OF
large heeortment of valuable rosewood aud
ior drawing room chamber and kitchen Furniture;
handsome rosewood Iianofortc. Pie. Glasses Tapestry
Brussels and other Csrpets French Clocks with all
the usual assortment Of handsome furnished house. Caa
lorrNR IL morning Of snln
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IL A remarkable fine pair Of bay Carriage Horses pod
built sound kind and gentle in double or single hasne
handso~s double Harnesses Blankets. &o handsou
wheeled Drag. including tho complete equipments or
be all carefully selected BY connoissour and but tsl
used Any person desiring the above any part can I'd
dress c. box 1910, Post Office, with address, an
an order will be sent to them.
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vI,HCMAs AsTTN, AUCTlONEER-TIIlS DAY WED
j. pcsdny. ltts o'clock. Green House rantsZ. Newell
a. Co will soil their sales No. Nassau H.rcct
vnratic collection from the celebrated establishment Of
n Mnntel. Forty -fik h Atreet and grnhdwnY.
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FURNITURE SALES IN BRO0XLyN.-BY JOSH
Hegeman, huctioneer. Thursday, April l5 at o. oI
1,r NJ prS,seIy; a. No 80 Harrison street noar c
st No ia Clinton stre between Warren and Baltic str
The Furniture contained in the above houses aii Cd
best facturc and comprises largo and general ss
ment for pGrlor, chamber and kitchen. Alec a spIe1
rosewood marble top. French Escritoiro new cost
Catalogues ut the auction room.
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HORSE WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR SALE I'd
gother or separaely.A ha ndsome bay Horse, Ave I'D
half old sound and kind. and fast traveller will
sold above low the has further for hid
Apply at No. 81 New street. where the whole may DO
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IfOR SALE-A SERvICEABLE PHYSICIANS Wal
may DO had particularly cheap by applying early
aFLANDRAUS carriage factory. No. 1888 Elizabeth
I IGHT WAGON FOR SALE--SHIFTING tor
~ built by Bcardsley-cost S225-hss been used very
httle-n perfect order and as handsome and gentee
Bankers Livery Stable l2I Amty Sixth
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II s. HOUCH ACCTl0NEER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
- Nth. At lol o'clock this day at No. 66 Macdougal
street. the entire Furniture the house, embracing
assortment and fine variety OF fashionable Rosewood.
horany and Black Wanut Furniture all made to order
yy Brussels Carpets Tiohy earyod Rosewood Sofas Tatc
do Also two elegant French Plato Pier Glasses OH Paint
ings. French Engavings SC. Also, full assortment Of
six and half octave panoforte, y roseweod made ~
day.
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HENRY T. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sae Of Household Furniture in Brooklyn, head q
TIE avenue near Division avenue, the line Of
vrg tho Jenny Lind line Of Stages from Peck Slip Ferry
WiapsouIg. and through Myrtle avenue from Fulton
Leeds will sell on Thursday. April IS lol oeloek a.
sonsi,s in part Of rosewood psror SUITE E.esr Music
bedroom and kitchen Furniture further
see Courier and Enquirer. Catalogues now ready
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nor SALE-AT BARGAIN, IF APPLIED FOR I'M
medstey, the superb House and Lot, No 30 St Marx
place all in hne order. Lot 81 feet
y feet inches by 81 feet four large each
Possession given Immediately Can for five
money can remain on bond and mortgage Apply TO j. r.
SERvOSS, "a North William street, second foor
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FINANCIAL.

y w. BYRNEs g. Co. 60 SOUTH STREET. NEW
York; and No. 81 Waterloo Road, Liverpool. sue
Sight Drafts, payable throughout England, Ireland Scot
land aid also agents for the Empire, Red Star
Dramatic and St. Georges Lines Of Liverpool Packets
New Line from Hamburg and Rotterdam. sailing weekly
Certificates for above lines for sale.
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EOR SALE-ONE FIRST CABIN TICKET (MAIL
ine) for 10Th OF April pcr Illinois and Golden Cate
Choice berth. Apply to
J.W. CARRINGTON. Adams & Co.'S, IS Wall street.
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EOR SALE.-THE FIXTURES OF A JEWELRY STORE
viii DO sold cheap IL applied for i'm ediately Also the
store to let. Apply at No. 655 Broadway.
EOR ShLE-THE FURNITURE, COMPLETE. AND
Lease fer ofthe three story brick house No. EOS
Madison street. occupied private boarding house
Please call and examine the premises.
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Nor SALE-A DARK. SORREL HORSE, EIGHj
old this spring perfectly sound and kind hffes
and halfbands high, of beauty and aotisn has
long tail, and the beautiful saddle horses
this city he Is fine walker trOtter and most besue
full rAaker and canter Price $500 To be staS
ofths subscriber. Fify fourth street, East river.
HENRY DREVOORT.
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VBM w SHIRLEY. hUCTfONRBR -MANUPAC.
faoturers stock al kinds y iampp Girsndolos Gas
Ftinrs, Chandeliers &c. LOO Hall Lanterps GOO Cut
shadc &c. April 2th. At 10 o'clock AZ lofts No
81 John direct the ortira stock Sale without reserve on
four month"; credit 500 Also. fixtures once rurni.
turc, and Lofts TO lot.
WV Writers AUCTioNEEB.-SALE or ELEGANT
w Par,r, Chamber. and Kitchen Furniture, nj ono
O'Clock at III Cenai street Thuredsy 18Th Also OK.
cc rG ffo 81 Furniture Clothing 80 Also tho Pn
md Fixtures of Lodge ROOM Cornt0rs Lambs
Banner. Shahs Stovoe. large Mirrors aso Ear
rounters, Bind, Door Lumber, Decantore Tumble,
Screen, etc, etc.
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HENRY T. LEEDS AUCTIONEER DIAMONDS
IL watches. Jewery, Plated and Glass Ware, &e-Ths
day At 10 o'clock at sales room y Chambers street large
And extra sale OF Diamonds Watches. Jewelry Plated
Courier Rxpress Evening Post &C. goods are
ready fcr examin alton by catalogue -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
PROCLAMATION

I S hereby made to all the qualified voters oI
Harrison comfy, thatn general election viii
be held as required ty law. on Tuesday, the
l2th day OF October. A. ID. 1852, Mt the several
places OF holding elections in said county. al
which line the following officers are 30 be cho-
sen, viz:
One Judge of the Supreme Court.
Ons Member Of the Board ofPubhc Works,
One Member for Congress of ths 2lst Congress
sional District, in connection with the counties
of etfcrson, Columbiana and Carroll.
One Auditor.
Two Commissioners, one Tor 3ysars AID one
for years,
One Surveyor.
One Director Of the ln6rmary.
One Coroner.
Four Land Appraisers One for District No
| composed of The townships OF Shortcresk, Ca
diz aud Athens.
One ior District No, 2, composed Ct the town
ships of Green. German, Rumlry and Archer.
{ One for District No, 3. composed OF the town
ships of Moorefeld, Nottingham, Stock an,
/ Moth.
And one for district No. 4, composed of tn,
townships OF Freeport, Washington, Franklin
and Monroe.
The Land Appraisers to be voted for by Dis
trics, and their tickets to be put IN ballot bo.
set apart for that purpose.
The polls to open between the hours OF il
and ten o'clock, A. M, and to closs at 6 o'clock
p NJ.
And the trustees Of the several townships il
said county nro required to return the following
number ofJurors from their respective townships
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Local Agents Wanted.
DSRggEGErOteyDGS.

MIR. DAVIS has returned to Cadz, where
nc intends remaining for some time; and grateful
FOR The liberal patronage extended to him since
his return, hegs leave to inform the public that
he is prepared to take Likennesses in the best
aud most improved sIyle
lie has discovered process Of taking Liken.
esses, which obviates that dnrlx shading on one
side of the face, una turul aud foreign to good
tuste, and distributes the light evenly all over
the whole face, and entire person. giving round
ness to she features and beauty to Tie express
sion, not seen in the dark shaded pictures.
lie also calls attention to y nsw W mode of taking
Iikenesses. which gives the picture a rich APP
pearancc. The back ground being of an ivory
whleness, the picture has prominence and re-
lief tAatiB at once beautiful and commanding.
lie is prepared tc take Likenesses in groups .
or singly, Of agad persons, or OF small children,
in all kinds ofweather: put up in fancy or plain
cuses, in lockets, nreast pins. or finger rings and
be the Likenesses ever SO small, it is as porlsct
ne when taken on IL large scale.
| lie takes pleasure in inviting all persons to
to come and examine his specimens, whethar
they wish Likencsses or not, all shall be made
welcome.
Rooms-under the Republican Office.
aug. 25, lS52.-l lyr. 80
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
Whig abuse.

ANDREW STUART, Esq, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, is now the special
object of the abuse Of the whg presses and
Wig leaders of the District A systematic
effort is being made yb the whigs the party
claiming all the "talent and decency" Of the
country, to make the people of this Ditrct
believe that Mr.. Stuar; is Incompetent to rep
~esent them in Congress This is a stereo-
ped SANDER of the whiggery against every
'emocrat who is presented for the suffrage
# the people. 1t has always BeHsIi,- poll
cy of the wings, all over the country, to un-
derrate the ability of every Democrati can
ldidate for office, from President of the Uni
ted States, down to the lowest Office on the
County Ticket This disgracetul practice
| is hereditary in the whig party. They in
herited it from their ancestors, the ancient
Federalists, and they adhere TO it with as
much tenacity as they do to the old catalogue
of Fed eral principles and measures What
prominent Democrat of the Nation, either
in the pastor present, who has been candi~
date for Office, have they not charged with
incompetency? Not one. For instance, JET
FERsoN, when candidate, was denounced
by the Federal party, as wholly incompetent
for the PTesidency-so was JACKsoN-sc
vas Polk, and SO is PIERCE. 1t is not
strange, therefore, that this party shoul!
use the same course of defamation against
Mr.. Stuart, our worthy and talented Demo
or ATTIC candidate for Congress. More over,
Mr.. SFy4Rr is an industrious Mechanic who
''earps his bread by the sweat Of his brow
This fact is alone sufficient to render him in
competent in the estimation of the Federal
Aristocracy WHO are opposing his election.
1T was the theory of ancient Federalism
that the officers Of the county should be
conferred upon the wealthy and aristocratc
few, and that Farmers and Mechancs--men
who labor for ljvelhood-a re totally Inf
to be intrusted with any important office in
the Government; and such is the favori te
theory of modern Whiggery Hence, tn c
efforts of the Wing leaders to disparage Mr.
STUART befr4 the people. Are he free
men Of this Congressional District prepared
to endorse This odious and infamous Fedora
doctrine?
Mr.. STUART is man Of fine talents, o
clear head and sound Judgment. He is az
unwa vering Republican, and will faithfully
and efficiently represent the people Of the
twenty-frst District in Congress.
In point of qualifications, he is infinitely
superior to his Janus faced and superciIious
Federal opponent. Let the eli ctors of this
Congress ional District rally to the support oil
Mr.. STUART, and give him such q majority
as will shaAe his Federal sapderors to the
sne eakino re treats.