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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02
NEW GOODS AT THE WHOLE
SALE STORE.

TTANDSOME assortment of paper
IL hanging; handsome summer prints
new patterns; summer jeans, full assort
ment 80 boxes fresh Lemons; Molasses
sperm candles and oil; pepper sauce; Loaf
sugar; Champaign-lirst rate crown and
eagle brand.
New Goods are weekly arriving and for
sale cheap at TITUS & Co.'S.
Lower Toledo, June Is.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

XET0OD Measures for sale by
wv may 25. cLARK.& FARGO. )
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

IN doz.corn Brooms, for sale by
HV may 4. ALLEN s. GIBBONS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

w AIsRANTEE DEEDS, Mortgage
w Deeds. with general assortment
Justices Blanks, for sale atthis Office
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

Il OR SALE.-A good High Pressure
I Steam Engine Is horser power, with
boilers. For further particulars appvto
march 23. JAMES WOLCOTT. 8
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

TTyOBACCO.--No. r Cavendish, plug
Il fine cut and smoking, for sale by
@ ft q. III. NiTCHIE g. Co.
June l, ~ Commercial Buildings.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

sERON.--Engtish and sswedes bar assorted
IL shoe shapes, mil rods &c. for sale by
G. H. NITCHIE & Co.
June 1, Commercial Buildings
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

'TeATENT PALS, for sale by
u niayc5 CLARK & FARGO.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

EsyTrER and Lard by the barrel or fif.l
Il KIM, for sale by
ALLEN & GIBBONS.
nisyi
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

TROUT. Mackerel, and Herring, by the
Il barrel, box or ponnd for sale by,
ALLEN s. GIBBONS. z
mnY d.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

SPIRITS ofTurpentine, for sale by
~ June Is. E. KITT
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02
HEADACHE.

Maumee City AUGUST II.
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CfUPERFINE Flour constantly on hand
y by ALLEN & GIBBONS.
nov. 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

posi-. in The Bank and drawn out only in payment 10
ths public creditors There is other possible solution
of this purely gru,ui,ous transaction. lhsIe was no
fiscal necessity such as alleged in regard TO the sale
of the third bond justify such arrangement just
on The eve of the bonds falling due The ge'''on,
that il was called for in order 'to avoid the payment
of the bo,.d in new Treasury notes, have shown 10
be EQUALLY destitute Of all reasonable foundation WHAT
other motive then could there have been for This arrange
meut bd, to make The Bank, under cover ct speetal
agreement the depository of the proceeds OF The second
as we'll the third bond' The Secretary OF 'he ita
,n-v himself tells US indeed that this arrangement,
though collateral 10 the sale Of the other bend was
mart S tie same neotiaon Yes Sir; part OF the same
negotiation which resulted in making the Bank OF Inc
United States the depository and the fiscal rgeh OF Ge
GoyeInment for by far the larger portion OF the Puoc
funde (Rs,safndtr in ntLt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
THE STATES.

OHlo.-Large mnjoriiies of both Houses have passed
Ant-Aboton Resolutions 81 good Sign!)
The II. of R. have engrossed BILL ITO prevent the
establishment within that State Of my branch agen.
cy Of The Bank of the u S. chartered by the Legs
laure Of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania or any
or assuming 10 have banking privileges, not chartered
by the laws Of Ohio" (.4nO.her good sgnD
ALABAMA.-A breeze was got up on the Sth inst in
he'll. of Il. upon the subject of Abolitionsm Mr..
Payne charged upon the Northern Wings league with
The Aboiiionsis Porter Of Tuscaloosa relaiated
the charge upon the Northern Democrals-Mr PAYNE
then reply He said, he had meant nothing per-
sonal to any member but now as gentlemen seemed
morbidy sensitive the subject, he would say that
there were men in the Soulh-aye, continued Mr.. P,
upon this floor, who-[Order called by The Chair
which remarked, that The rules Of The House forbade
any gentleman from making personal reflections upon
members MIR. Payne: At the SerGeant.at-A Arms ca
keep me in order, let him doit 1.-THE Chair repeated The
requisiton, and Mr.. announced his acquescence and
shortly afterwards took his seat Mr.. Hard, hlr
Shields, Mr. Shortrdge Mr.. Wright Of Perry, and Mr..
Young the latter with the most powerful and effective
eoquence spoke upon the question. MIR Moore Of Ma
rengo made speech characterized BY lis temper and
pleasantly, which had considerable effect in restoring
good humor-Judge Smith also spoke. The storm
which looked at one time, little threatening subsidized
as storms generally do-aboul sunset
The Wings of Alabama held Convention al Tusca.
oosa the 9Th January. This gave Use 10 curious
in The House OF Representatives on the previous
dry-"About two hours spent in discussing a re.
the Wing Convention the of the Representative
Hall. Those who advocated the resolution, commended
that, TIE Of the Hall had been given 10 the demo-
cratic Convention it would show great lack of conrte
sy and want Of lberal,y refuse it to the Wings. It
was finally adopted by large majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
pOyTTTC3T, UOIE-UE-yTS

organizing themselves. The Republicans this e.
ming in the Senate Chamber, 10 organize their party
in Virginia. TO prepare the way for Stale Convention
10 array themselves for The Spring campaign The Wings
have set them the example OF organization. They held
caucas about the Senatorial election Wednesday night
little more than 50 present. 1t is said they
much divided in opinion, and continued ill near !
o'clock, without coming TO any decision. They ad-
iourned over till this evening.
"Clouds and darkness TEST upon the result The
Compiler said the other day, 1.-THE way parties split
up and subdivided is almost without parallel and there
is an obstnaey manifest, which looks unyieding as
one could we'll imagine. 1t is jus, probable now
that there will be no Senator chosen the present
sion as that Mr. Rves will be elected"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

n A letter received from Havana, dated the fourth
instant mentions the arrival of the u 5 Ship NalcheZ
al that port the first. She entered the hatbor IN
beautiful STYLE duringa "Norher, exchanging srlues
with the Captain General Of Havana and the Spanish
Admiral. The French ship Of war Creole, had arv-
cd few hours before and her commander, the Prince
de Jonvllle honored the Natchez with visit. sa-
Lutte Of twenty one guns was fired from her decks as
the Royal Tur stepped board, which was immediate
~ returned by the Creole. The intercourse between
Captain B. Page of the Natchez aud the young Prince
was accompanied with Tie cOrdality characteristic OF
their profession. The Of Louis Philippe is said TO
be very popular with his brother Captains, both OF the
British and American Navy. There were a number of
French ships at Havana bound to the westward, de-
spa,chrd, conjectured for more troops The NacFez
was 10 sail for the Windward Islands the 9th OF ia
nuary. Under the direction Of n commander so able and
jealous as Capt Page, her cruze will not fail 10 eS
tend ard afford protection 10 our citizens
High rncomiums have been passed upon this officer for
the efficient services rendered by his vessel while crulzng
recently the Mexican coast; and by the American
residents in Mexico generally, his removal TO another
point perhaps equally needing the presence OF so vigil
liant aud humane seaman, will be felt as serious pri-
vaiion. SO long navy is under the command Of
such officers it will continue to be- as 1t has BEEN our
greatest boast and strongest safeguard
a. Orleans Bulletin, Jan. 15.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
To Cant. I'm S. FO.N'T.3LSE

Sir Believing to be the wish Of considerable por
tnn Of the Democratic voters of King William that you
should represent them in the next Legislature, we take
the liberty Of announcing you candidate for their suf
fragps a, the approaching election. We aware oil
The sacrifice you will make bv complying with our wish
es but knowing you 10 be Democrat Of The old school
we fee assured that do moi call upon you III vain.
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.
kinr William Ian 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
King William, Jan. 10.

n We are authorized TO announce DR. t. P Scorr
candidate to represent the District composed of the
counties Of Brunswick, GreensvIIle and DInwdde, in
the Senate, at the ensuing special election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

Mr.. n. p. Willis and DR.. Porter Of n. York have is
sued proposals for the publication OF new weekly paper
in that city, 10 bear the name Of "Ihe C0rsar We
have no doubt from The talents OF its Editors tina, it will
be worthy Of The public support But, its title is some
what One would suppose it 10 be the name of a
fiery political paper, which to war upon oil around il
dis hand against every man. and every MAJ hand
against it," Not so! it is intended TO be very civil.
quiet literary paper-and il borrows its tile simply from
the circumstance Of its intending to levy contributions
upon all The English and American Pe!odIcals:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

~ IL tho "Wednesday. Proc, ,diags Of the H. Of Delegates
M Ma! made that the m for sGaUa,"n &C. co"tiirca
PROVISIONS f.; schools What NJ May Sd ba
~ addition graduation h there ILL. bcu,
giants C"aI Companies Academies, &c The Stats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

The Whir Of Tuesday said, that ihe dIrisions OF the
Whips in the Virginia Legislature, as regards the cleo
ton of Senator ARE fast disappearing l. IS 10 DC
bopsd that opinion will far concentrate as 10 Sc
cure the election OF Senator IN Congress- s1chas sia
become the character oil the Ancient DnnIiic: aho /"
Whose soundness Of political principles there can he no
mistake "!,il decided Wing and Anti-Snh treasury
majority in the General Assembly Il would he grey
ar ii diversity oi views az 20 lhp 'nt - Z" S'e''
CANDIDATES a. wmn 1t mig b" said thai al are H. sHHua
resu in the lection Of Su-ircasurr w candida'e
-Wha. oil this means, 80 not ass al T.'P'S T." tell
ms-But the Caucus OF "Wednesday night showed io"
fast Their divisions we're then disappearing
The fact is, rii,t il puzzles tn" w'Srs, p'isc'"s mere
to understand The Signs oil the Iirrs We have 'afd
81! c,:rr candidates being brnngh! D!n he frid-"e
hear o! lhr names 81 Judge Alien. (NhI!l &c, ana
of Judge Tucker and ,lc. Mcdowell, hr. Jones OF
c.. &c, DC (Van Buren) Suggested. Tor our own
part, shall not attempt Ia square ur cTc!r, or
discover the longitude. We nave heard one cacuta.
ton with grea, pleasure, that the Conservatives vii
mol vote for Whis-We have heard an'tIcr cacu!a
ton made by wiser heads than ours, lila there m"y
be 10 escton.-l sufficient number U lie Cons"r|a-
ves adhere TO Mr. Rvcs. and sufficient mbrr OF The
WINS viii not 90 r him Nix cannot be elected; unless
b. concentrates upon himself the combined vote OF the
Republican party But who will be the man--or whe-
ther there viii be any election al G. MS DtporsHt
sayriiI not,
We have recently made no estimates Of the various
DESCRIPTIONS Of politicians who IN the LPciS!i:ure-
rnch less how they likely 10 stand on t.e Senator
al Eecnn.-Eu. knowing one in the last edna Sday
Wir takes strong ground against Mr. RIvPs under The
signature of "a Wig .Hcmbcr, and pTcssn,s his cs.
mates follows
Tie Administration party want fifteen votes TO elect
their cantdae-t ieycGn get t:Im' The Conservatives,
with these Wings whose nf policy ddrr widely
iron: mine want upwards Of thirty 10 their sue
cess fhcq cant get Mem The biz power want three
--rc 7aag get ten! q, al. events We have every hng
TO hope. add nothing 10 Usewc can't be beaten, II sc
; cannot triumph
| Thus according to This Wings own sio"ing, We
woa'l gam The victory. if oar DIVISIONS did NJ" pre-
vent I.-AEd il they beat Us, /: will be effected hy the
Gcs,TiiVn gt ihicc Of our own mc:!
CONFERENCE.-THE.
GTIau are requested to announce Isaac a. G'n-
DIS, Esq candidate 10 Trptesem the county OF Hen.
Iico in The next Legislature.
MANY VurERs.
~ IN tho Wednesday. Proc odags Of the II. Of Delegates
M May made say, that the ii or adutli"n &C. cOtsrca
PROVISIONS f.; schools. What M May sad ha
addition graduation hill! ;hcrc !s bcUr, Ioa-rr,s
tl A- he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
from The .NGr1oK Herald Office January 22d

We have the pleasure 10 state that an arrangeme Mt
has been drlnliYcly made for daily line and daily
mail between Baltimore and Weldon, via the C!iesa
peuke bay and the Portsmouth rail road. The Maryland
end Tiiginia Steam Boat Company will commence to
their boats daily, in coune1Inn with the Portsmouth
rail road on the Isl Of March, and in the meantime their
boats, which have commenced running twice week,
uIL tnrry tic ,nn heretofore II is due In The Post
Mas,er General 10 state, that he seconded the application
effect this much desired object with commendabe sa-
lacriry and lIberality.
rye understand, that there is scheme foot TO
take effect in March, for the Norfolk steamboats, 10 stop
al City Point, and convey the passengers 10 Richmond
by the City Point and Richmond Railroads. 1t is con-
tended, that they will bring the passengers from this
City down 10 the Point, much than by The steam.
boats; and tina, the saving Of or two hours will en-.
able them reach the Baltimore boat in reasonable
time.-Enguircr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
Many VurERs

.
GrYou are requested to announce Isaac a. On
DIS Esq rs n candidate 10 rrpfesemt the county Of lien
tico in The next Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
SIR. RI! IS.

The author Of The following Communication indirectly
touches oil The positions advanced IN our last
5u, lie Grrs not shake Of them lie vii find him-
self deceived his calculations o he moiircs oil the
Wings, and the consequences To Mr. r. II h Wings vote
Mr. r., If he accepts e. their hands They 60 Tor
Wing triumph. They hope 10 strengthen themselves
tIpeuce, and not Tor The purpp-: of arreSlnI
the ub-reasury The Wings who will vote for
Mr.. r. yes, look further and deeper than This and let
the Issue ever come, u Will be found soTGue most Of
the Wings may first attempt to start man Of their own
but the calculation distinctly Isl that they fail 10 elect,
as fail they must, they will then, all probability,
throw their votes upon Mr. Rycs. and with the aid Of
some Of the Conservatives, try 10 elect him. S"ue o
these who favor Of this scheme, 90 not hesitate
To Some of Tie Wings uiaY not even vote for
him the last; and few ut the Conservatives may
hesitate 10 90 Tor Mr. K. with such aiesSOme OF the
i hgs willing in The first instance 10 20 COR Mr. for
il well known that they much cutup among them-
selves We should be loss oelt Correspond.
ems quotations from trlWhlg papers by other articles,
urging the Wings TO for Mr. 4 and urging 1t upon
the strongest pariy grOuHdS-Such was long cvmmu-
nicatIon The other day in the LynchbuTg VHslnan.-
For ourselves, there was no man III Virginia, who we
would have preferred 10 Mr.. Rves, if he could get IN ct
the proper dopr by the votes OF the Republican party
but Il lie only get in at the back door, 10y the ;i"ce
of the mass CT the Wing members, we dspreca:c at
Ills accepting the ssat at their hands ihi Is 10
squeamshness, il has been called II IS not only the
universal sentiment of the Sub Treasury Republicans,
but the opinion OF some Of the Conserva,ives-W- lave
heard also Two OF the highest minded Wings ~ tic House
say that than accept he had far better retire To
Castle Hil-Anolber, who edits the Lyachburg Vlrs'-
( n:an. says TOO:
1--WE do not assume 10 counsel Mr. Rircs but it seems
10 that If he would place himself beyond the reach
OF assault for that he cannot escape but 0t suS-
pici0n inc should decline reelection al the present tame,
aud leave it to the sober judgment OF his countrymen;o
recall him TO the public councils, under circumstances
! propiiiUus 10 just estimation OF his motives
For ourselves, without going al all into the motiroS OF
Mr. R"es, we do not hesitate TO say that the coASe'
queHees OF his accepting will prove disastrous TO him
Let Correspondent say what he penses, we abide
by the verdict of calm and enlightened People. II is
calculated We repeat, TO cut him off from his Own. old
! Republican party and lhow him into the arms Gl the
! Wings
Mr. Rive; has but to lift his little finger, 10 stop the
movements Of the Wigs. If the Wings elect him,
then he has but resUurce-a retirement which VIII
do him honor and from which grateful county would
soon recall him 10 her public Councils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26
.i'R UjCkU.j.u

The funeral Of this distinguished gentleman WIS at
tended BIZ large cpncoursc Thursday Iast--We ar
indebted 10 Bishop Moore, for the following Sketch
lE DECREASED with which he concluded his Discourse up
on thai OCCASION:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

Republicans Of Caroline'-Whie the deairnlng 81.
of Wing victory heard from the Empire State ::
the daring usurpa,ions Of Wing miDorilres have O.
turbed the peace and threatened The independen
the Key Stone Stale it is necessary that every ~
lcan in Virginia should arouse from his letha'gy :,
march 10 the rescue of the Old Dominion II I5":
time that the dissenslons among our party had csS
Who has not seen and felt the consequences: Loo
State Legislature, and you will see the Char Va.
has been filled so long by a Democratic Speaker ~
assigned TO Wing. If am told that he receIV'a =
support of many Republicans answer, it was oee.-
they could run available candidate. But my >.
is TO address you in reference TO our own county.
In Caroline, the industry and cooperation oil epl .
ponents, in conjunction with other causes charger
ourselves, have enabled them 10 prevail over u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

4th' Resotre3 That the Republican members of
Tue General Assembly will heartily aid in promoting
the objects OF The proposed Convention.
:, ON. hesofred, That tho Editor of the R,ehmon nd
Enquirer and other Republican pape,, IN ,h,s S,nc
are requested to publish the address and resolutions
adopted by this meeting
ihcse resolutions were adopted, and the black in
the LIST resolution filled, by an adjourned meeting of
tue Republican members of the General Assembly,
III Tue Sena'e Chamber on Tuesday night the 29ih
lust. Mr. Ncnabc. of tho House Of Dcleyo,e.
Secretary. The roll was called and about 60 mem.
bers appeared in person or by proxy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11
e. IT Y III d II II l.
VIEW YORK.

FVN1E PUBLIC are informed that the above
Il named spacious establishment has recently
dergoue extensive alterations and rcpaiis-a SPLEEN
did new dining Room has been erected, and new
Parlors for gentlemen provided. which makes it now
one Of The most pleasant Hotels in the Country
The Piopue,ors respectfully solicit continuance
of the patronage heretofore extended TO this estab
shnenI, and give the assurance. that il cleanliness
II gnod table, and attentive servants are claims To
their lavors, the CITY Hotel shall not be excelled
The Wines and Liquors have been selected with
great care, which, with quantity OF the old stool, of
M.s,rs. Jennings q Willard form selection
rarely equalleJ. JOHN IL. GARDNER,
T.. PACKER.
New York + eb CT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

formerly belonging The late James Pendleon, decd
and containing by recent survey, 1913 ACHES,
lying in the County OF Amherst, about miles rom
Amherst court house. This land is situated in heal
tby country and desirable neighborhood and is well
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn tobacco and
clover The title the above land. is believed to be
uuoucs,ionabe, but the undersigned acting as Com
missioner will convey accordingly.
TERMS of the sale, will be one and two years cred
it. equal ins.almeuts, with approved security and
the tile retained until the purchase money Is paid
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Conn.
Feb 4, "ior
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11
The motion 10 suspend was agreed 10.

On WoIlon OF MI. Tuns,nII,
Resolved, That the Committee OF Roads, Re,
inquire into the expediency OF repealing tho 3d aud
ah sections Of the entitled act TO increase
The capital stock Of the Roanoke Navigation Com
pany, &c and so far TO modify the Cd section, nv to
require tho improvement To be made between Wei
lion and other points, and not to restrict tho Com
pany from expendinc portion of their funds in
North Carolina and likewise authorisng the state
to subscribe three hhs OF the increase of said CAPT
tai
On motion Of MIR. Bare, the House adjourned.