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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

McJ;r;I. oo "a, Wholesale DeaI.r an -.
s.1f:. &c sn,s Chemicals. Paints Ola GI"sI 'I Tis
,bcrw, en- Marx, w"s Corner of siior Finn =.
Order. from Pys ic am mn, streets Pima DEL rnra
chants executed in tho be. Drugs*ts and County Mer
terms oest manner En1 ON fbo r.,
------- nov 96-S,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
.tOoKING srOYE EsrARIIsnMrN..ir5 -

4 HOOKING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT RI
~ sg'rcnbers beg leave 10 call the attention If
n'1se-"eeTTs ~ The ely ont surrounding country d,
uer extensive aud ,ery general assortment If e,tg~
s'0oes--he largest md most varied They believe IN h.
i1und any where West al The rnoI.iains ,r,n,r,i,.
n'"Si every variety Of $40 and pattern 81 The ,t,.
ana most apprDScd kinds. earyin- IN price from t,,.r
" 70 ono hundred and sixty dollar, and s,,fgi,f. a.
steam Bas, Hoes and private Fumilies
"fne nlroved Rotary" aad "C,reat W.s,.,,r ct 4
tcol aritcic. apl boz extensive rso Al, p,r,,r.t ~,
TIE Eastern cities '-
Also "iiT-e pite'i Fuel Swing" C,5k,nr STOW,
,no'P an shy tallaaie impr,,emrn over any
'"'f We nave seen rlF---crunmepI,Yg ,fs-fC ~,
account 81 BE- ecu1png sn,f-y. ,,I ag,,bil,,,. 81
20 20 kecPeT luV'h1 Fn1ll fr,'rs ,gs,Ii Go.I \, -.
va, u's.ni n1i tnllra o auxiliary iu fh.i,tif,h.o,
"Cnps1 Pl'ent or Elevated A., IIs-t.5, ri.
on vi'y woaaypf cvan.na.i,r auI a.. . ~ 20
.l, .''1'yerJ, 'lil and zee o. B.s.irs NM -.
.'Nh % che Ffe1mo." JAYNE Poe, ~ 90
forth err rt..,1r.s,,,l. '.''.'ns ui sI
mr5 w '"LERS /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

~ApTloNs-Ihs Marrsen a. ho NOrh Aasa
q con Land COMPANY. deem It proper ihus % STATE
thai by vclid deed Of Conveyance, dated tho n Gay
OF Mar,h 195. founded upon full ana valuable con
.sdcrn,s,n. Rcbert Msrris and wife. John Nicholson
and uile and jaime. Grccnles6 granted and sold 10
'rhom,s Wiling John Ni1on and John Barclay. "a
trustees Cor the Use and benefit Of the said North
american Land Company the following lands. IN the
COMMONWEALTH of Virginia. in the sad deed more
InrIc,c,y described. Vui
1900 acres then in Aionongnlia county.
25 900 acres then in Washington county.
44155l acres then IN Harrison county.
10000 acre. then IA Ohio county.
1SS25 acres then in Randolph county.
3lOO25i acres then in Montgomery county.
So 355 then in Creefihrter county.
10000 acres then in Russell county.
81 500 acres then i'm Kaaaw Via county.
In addition TO being recorded Philadelphia. m
Deadlock. No. 81. Page % &c. the said deed on
motion Of The trustees. TO the General Court. held n
the Capitol, in Richmond ordered to be there re
corded Sec ordcr-book. No. "a. Page SEA. &c.
The original conveyance Is in The hands OF the Man
ayers All right in these lands passed from the gran
ton the execution Of the above deed; and the pub
lie hereby cautioned against purchasing any por
ton thereof belonging 20 the csines Of either Roher
Morris. John Nicholson James Grcencaf or receiving
any title for the same. unless it is derived from III
North American Land Company. or its authorizes
agents
JANIS pENDAs. Pre,isenI
H. NIXON,
| ROBERT PORTER.
! BENJAMIN KUGLER.
JOHN VAUGHAN. Man1gers
I Philadelphia. March T. ls40.-St
The Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican Pa
kerShurr. Va viii insert the shove in eight successv
publications. and forward their accounts 10 This oiiic
HI II EAD.--l0,000 lbs. Pig Lead jnst received n
i ID. Tribune, and Tor sale by
Ieb 81 70 SYrII. MOORE & CLARKE.
HNOR kENI.-A comfortable ard con, enienI ~
~ story Brick dwelling lIouss. now in the occ
pancy Of Samuel ID. Harper situated IN ensi Wheelin
on the opposite Richard Smm's resdenc
Possession given GA The l., Of April neat Apply to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

c"ivo sd. sic AND PIANO roRrEs :.
large a..orSe ' of @ nsS and Variety sre Union St. st.
&c. for the Piano For, "'~ Songs. Marhe. warzes'
a'so splendid Piano Forer 81 rne SPANISH
respecr"Iy a;, Those wishing 70 ana
feb OK invited to call and examine purchase are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

A LABAMA TAR.-50 bbls. Just received per
"a steamer Einbassy--an excellent article and IN
large barrels. for sale by :. SrANBERY.
mar No 10 Wafer ST.
YNNHE LIFE Of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
The Peoples candidate for the Presidency
with history Of Ike wan with the British and In
dams. Onour northwestern frontier. Philadelphia $40
just received and for sale by JOHN FISHER.
mar IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

FMBRDiDEREs. sIIGs. RBBONs. CToVFS
= &C. Of No. rs nortF 4h a.. Pbilodl-S,;. -
Nef'haps gsiug East arc respectfully ipyi,s3 49,,
100 eisn'ne ouf STOCK ofFrench Swi.. nsiiaa -.
i,n india ond English simple and f,ncv SIN r -.
wn'cn have hem selected with great care aod !, 81,
&c increased sally. a. the season progresses
FEB 2o--Lopis J,R iON' Z
ALhhA IUs--2000 Ia saloraius In cc.l,- -,
- 'eceiysd as Sor sals I0w - ~ 'J''
10y kN0g LpoYp . o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

a. - no 90. corner Of Wafer ard MnnIo & ,,,S,,
lust RECEIVED and FOR sal. low n
~ CASH, ~
10000 Us. Loaf Sugar. -
Casks Speru, q ------
10000 <2aseiss q Raisins'
10 Boxes c.esnIs.
90 Bszs RIO sssssa,sn Ioeesce
40 Roxcs Vsiie9a,ed SEQ Zones
] pipe Cogrnac brandy
do hsnr .aipne ~
Ceronn Best iDdigo
p;pe Prime Pcrt tNi,e
Drums fresh Piss
Box ..quOnce
500 lbs. Carreits Scotch Sn,,a
20, 100 Best eun Caps, '"""
Bales Fresh loves
10 TIA shels f.P.pndY
10 lids ~ o Supnr ~ Ieas
~ npes American Brandy,
TO- Bots Rect whiskev'
'xes GrSInd Pepper
10 Sacks Aiipice'
10 KEGS Ky. "nbacco
20 1a.ks Netcrn Reserve Cbees.
lu1 bhis Best iamiIy Flour.
~ foxes BALTIMORE Herring.
TIerces Salnon
25 KEGS Best GIN aud Ro.L n
30 BbIs Molases, F0"aef'
pipe beet Mieira Wine
10 Butts L'sbon,p4 AJsdo;,, 1,,.
100 bOzes ZaHeyiile Soan he'
20 BOX6s Bske's Chocolate
10 Boxes Sperm Candles
$40 lbs Nader. &c, DC.
nov " Mo q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

omN MOORE. late Superintendent of Tho r.
~ "h'e' No,Ss' iniorrns the citizens of Wbee, :,
,na' nc mas purchased out Mr. G. W BROOKS p,.s
ner and ~ fully PREPARED furnish nil .,,,,I um
me- SUCH rs Hydrnnis. Lead Pumps. Pines of ~ h'
s,hus ana sizes, HnuerS KelIcs. and Sbes,
ha'ins his machine propclled nv Steam. no ,'.,
aoe 70 furnish uii articles in his line with
Wheeling. Va. Feb ] lSiO--Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
J. MEIIOR

- TONS LEAD, ------,-.>on.
100 Ssss Sea- Sell'ys IF F C & Rock Powder
jan :, Nos IN store q, for sale rs,
-- PAxToNs d TiNo;IF "
" .b M n, P%y the highest price for few sn.n
ion "a o"'oons' IT brought 10 us imn,',; ~"
---- a. Y. corr a. Co. RroI"V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

JOSEPd F. LODWiCK In The Circuit Snperior
C"uu Of Law and Chance.
JOHN SMITH yfor Ohio county
FFNiE Deicnd1ni John Smith. will take nnfice ,l,,
~ shall. on FRIDAY ] OH day of April 1910 no.
tween TIC hours Of oclk, 4. NJ nnd o'cln,k PsN
al ile m1y"rs uiiirc ~ The city of Louisville ~ ibs
''" oi hshu''y' proceed 10 TAX" the dispositions of
Lea1dcT CLARKE and others 10 be- read in c,iI.r. -,
ihe lral OF The ahof cmcnuoncd cause SbYuIJ IA.
taking o! The said depOsIons not be completed on The
day above mcn.iDnedI shall adjpprn the s,r-. S,,,
aay 70 DAY ~ The same place and between the same
A'nfs un'l 'hey shall have been completed
March g. l540--lm JOSEPH +. LODWfcK
L.. L.. ! IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

H for sale by =" '''fe anG
jan FORSYTH. MOORE g. .cLApEr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

ropv nm! "a. a.. for,yh & AaerIs,,i y 20
'oh"AfDiNG d CoMMISSIoN yslr,,,,
Vim o. Aaey5.,y o,,. r. WHEELING. VA .
ing associated hins. o. Forsyth Anerinry
WI continue The o, =,
reu % D SnI under The 1n Of Ass,s~,s ~
cus,os So ad respectfully soio from he os1a
with The new firm ''"u'"ce Of their business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

a hHNAME.N TAL TPAIN ~
NJ sIbscribcr has rcmJted b,s r,,;n,;.-. =, he
No 20s Hap So near IN, PostOf 80 ,nt u, ON 10
prepared % fll any o. Itf /, 10 ~ NHnefe nc
neatl' and with despatch % ~. ~ oesincss
9 n supCrors re 90 ,yorls,,nsb;' ''''er
shaded, gilt emmanuel inl on siass,, SsSSsS, plum,
Mn,,sry Ind hcl Banncs Masonic ard 1sd Frfp
pc,s,, oI bSdses' fsmen's equipments. &c
crir,ious - ,,;,;.a uy ulthe above or other de-
a call. '"S' VIII pease give HIM
HT Marking plstos for tsrebsn., al
- bc.in, t,',;p,sg;;s y. MATHERS
NNE Fairbanks patent sole. ,,.;.h,.... aooo q,
~ or sale low for cash. o, sunny 4VVV iOs'
nug Is "a spr,,
DOWDER--Just rccciveE fro-, r.. -
Brnndywine. Delaware DO kers go. 'I'''s'
.l.ii wv, s,''o'' gun ana lasting, q which v
g.. supply. icing appointed agent.
~, ',,lfef'' we hall f at Pittsburgh prices
,,;, l..- "''l''s cen ilnsie supplied NJ an lime
- '.' .,,lele, ~ eiiep ~ 10 can he bronzlf
feb ~ " "-HhhE. I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
HlGIlLY IMPORTANT TO THE ap1-1,r
u TED-To tho Agent for the sale of H. n ii,,
LICH'S Medicines. 'e Vi ~. hAR

IL
II TED-To tho Agent Tor the sale of H. -, i.o
LiCfi'S Medicines. " IT. hAR
'DEAR SIR-HsVing been suff,r;oc ~,
years pass with thai most unchsritaI,ir NY 'ei
i'h- cata orue OF Diseases, called Dv.n.,oi'I "a
ai'cr feeorinG 40 numbcrless in. &C.,. s'di IN
nuIins ,ha' long age If suffering aud a,,n - 'ofs
Tue money nave expedited durinn tba, 80 vas
cohpcfteo win my circi instances in JcN 'i,r NV
Ewing my sua too nor eless one co., dnu con
pare 10 the ct scTJ lion given OF a mar -, - rom
,let n.iliIB among thieves. who, after roLI,. Tuh
e nm 70 ie of hrs wounds. Tor ose- 49, nun
money hIc:ed ir,m NE in ol.tsining :. 49, ,ipe my
tuacS ho.rInls, inst Gd If obfaininp ,st ~ OF
ulev had ceased the nsnlady 10 az nIei, ioon
sfee bordering ON dcspair;-uniil b, ,'IhS &c
u hllne pointed out 10 me IN The priIc IrIeht
=, tcmedy lai'iF brought before The nnhI IL c.r
III ich Sompourd y rens tbening - VailtdDr
tpcnsnt rms; athcI 81 Soubii1r nh, !, German
rs &c rnier Tes"rf, WAS irdus ed ,o 49,; Macy tr
t,aL me result OF which, after n fcu, I've Nv. ,ttn
% ey"nh my most sanguinc e,r.'::Ns, has
Iulh they nave afforded all h. 80 ;rnlshs ~
oe shucinatsd through the il.rcy ~ - u-st cSria
ha,i,an. Evtr grateful frr he sr,jss t'd "a
inedlelne nave afforded me- I r.s,e me o. "tt
ity. u suffering hun On.
IA EEsInEST RI PHItAprtpu.. c.
fhiNtlPAL Office for me .oi, ., - vSIy.
ladephis. ''i'h Eighth Street, Phi
PHI sBURGH Office, No a. 9,
hext o. or 10 The ,llcsheny Bride ~ NIaf Street
ALSo Tor sale The store , =,
Wheeling, Va. 'oie oi Iobn Fishtr
'tcb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

SMALL ColN.--sl00 in l.slhs and .lerL. -.
~ dimes and 10 dimes. for sale by @''
jan - a. = COFF & Co nr,L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

ID JpkS. BDCES --frsf r.,...,-, -
Johr Fisher l39 Main s,r o.. 'io Tor sale
Fpris ri Arncr.cr. Turkey NJ.
FraH T".'anrnfs CAR Eur, 1'''''
W'runafon's Nnrsas Cuide
y .'n''s French Revoir,i n. ? vols. Aha.
hr19r"o'er Treafises romrletc 7 voi,
,"re'e. Inrkov Rn.sia & Poland. By si.,,..,,
Par'ev's Universal Hisforv. . vols S''''"'
Iavaier's Physiorony.
iaa2s ~ - " &et On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

EMoNAL.--M Reilly has remo,e ed 10 yvo,s,,r-o
40 III. west side market squire. la,eIy occ,,.
ped by James H. ChopIine. and one loo, no,'h 81,
George Mchiurrey's store ''''n o. Mr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

We have entered into Cor0,,,...,,-
If SILhBUHY, CALDWELL q Co. ~ a., l,'".I INC urn
m Ibi. Ci, COMMISSION & FgRwHsp,Sa Rrs'.
scr;n,o We will attend TO the saJe oc
& nre =, that may be consigned y ,e
Manuac,grc.S 20 ni orders for any Of the Produce or
ionp attention 10 the Foryyar5os 81 ~, give our
cnce or O ,ne East or West From The ng se''
~ o. our WIN %. ArrERsrar n ., eiPeri-
bn,,. ,Ier having been Chief CerG fr For.y, a. IN
h. yenrswe feel confdeni rbSt vo 49,,
u0si us with their b,,.inc., " III VINO may on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

HNOR kENI.-A comIor.abe ard enIenI two
story Brick dwelling House, now in the occu-
pancy Of Samuel ID. Harper situated in ensi Wheeling
on the conner opposite Richard Smm's residence.
Possession given on The lsi Of april neat Apply to
feb 29-iapl r. MORROW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

NASH will be paid by The srbecril ers FOR Clo,o
~ and Timothy seeds
jan25 JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

W ~ do. a,''rr" & Lard,sg having di.,-,o
"eis' &c. 10 Or 4. 8. 'Topn A. e. - Bon
l.' "T' ~ recommending ibcr cn.,o,,s,,
re '.,'N "'- h''fgil' ~ 'hr rrsi Loil-s III rs
.fr''''' 'h'r 'hc able supply h i, 60 o5 '',n.
,e,.. -, 90 s''' Terms q not better han a5y ,I ,u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
Bouldin Biddle. e. !
Henry G. Wickh1m.

Nih|lNiA-iN cHANcERY-At rules held in the
Clerks cfhee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of I.r
aud Chaneery for The county Of Ohio in The month Of
February. 1910. "
Henry Moore. John F. Clarke and Maxi ro,.l...
partners 10 husiness under the firm Of Moore. CIarEg
Compliments
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

-- S2nnary -, I5iO-3m.
LNAsTERN BANk NOTT-S ---1--------- -------
- Pe'd ioT the nstes on al Faster, Ir"e
nov % H1's OF osfhange
GEMS. tIis,,,z,s-z--.- A. p. GOFF & co
- Magazine. V'es ior kn.ckefbockcrs
Soul ern I.,cr,,,, IL. IS 90 per annom
Lady's Book. 90 DO
90" Companion. ~ %
New York Mirror. ~ %
Sntnfday Courier ~ Dc
w :, lo oe socn n the Book s'ore ~
STEPHENSON & CANNON,
clio 'rsts-o'' - a. q X Fishery
E-xop ne. Gozeite copy
Et'DH tt@i.-Tbo brick building on Mi, -.
= sc stories hieh adjoining lhe BUILDING rent
e'er'td BY ~ r. Sclby. The sb,,c h,.,... '',s
IS ~ Inc dwelling hoaso. and l,,gs -, .
'''Dsh' 20 - Hupero5 10 any IN Whrelirg -.
a.''' 'nneaaiey Sppiy ~ s Bfaov =, > 80 -
mn AIF'D cAT nrvgTr'
y SAkD-' short seienef.fs pl,Ic lo-- -.
LAos indobied ie me. viii 10 $3.50 ~
IN e is45 ~ 's's 'csoenIs s1ssd b cash q o..
49, H1ALz.2nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
CFE.FNCERY .s'ssg'RCE&.
Joseph Rhinterger. Complainant.

VIItrINIA-rN c;iAHCNr1--At iU's Leld an ia,
Clerks Office of the Circu Supfrc- Court nw
and Chanccry fer tho county Of Ohio, in the month
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

= e, srlkS 9<JL eS ~ IL y 2 IS ~ ~.
TIH pgEN TEkTBiNC 10 Niche.
~ sf--fou etc GwD1e tlai b,rc nTe iy,,,..I. .
Hose tic onss dsarly love. Nho sIo d 4, ~
red int an unnslv grave. fptn that dS,s.sirc ~
asy. Con,ul-i"rs which n,E6st ,,sTy ir.rnt .,l,.
Prey To at The tine of d,ntiiicn: ibstelrc Ven ~
arc mothers, srd have the care of iiuzs litl. &C.
should npply To Paris Cslcbia,od r. othirs Evrn ~
is.artic Teeth. whi,h has preserved housnrSs Nh
thought past reoovcry. frcn shat destructive nvace,
For sae at ~ 81. Clair street neNt door 10 rie Ar
cheny bridge. Pittsburgh rud al l9 Nor.h Eishb !,
Philadelphia.
Aso-For 20 lc 2, tie siorc of .CIN lisIrp
""ee'ing va nov
NIOTlCE.-The undersigned has authorizes, ,,,
IN empowered Mr.. Harvey Ray jr 10 rent co,l,c,
rents. aud other business for him during NJ,
absence wM. ARMSTRONG.
| Wheeling. Feb ls. lsio--2rn
! LNoI RENT. TIVE frame houses in East whecl;rr
| Immediate Possession be given OF one N.
other On the lsi day Of April. Appv to
| FEB ID DARE & HoGE.
1 Y" KEELING IRON woRKS--The und.rse-
! w I'd tsuccessors OF David Aency) have en-
Cd INTO eo-parinershp. under the FIRM of Agnew R,l
Co. for the purpose of lacinring Iron and Nail;
by the Wheeling Iron Works. We sre rrcnareI 80
ALWAYS wi he. 10 execute orders addressed IN rs :,
the shortest notice. and Pittsburgh rrices We g.
rant our iron and nails equal in quality 10 the les, To-
niaia manufactured At Pittsburgh. and respectfully 80
licit n continuance sf the liberal patronage hes,,cr
extended 70 his establishments
DAVID AGNEw.
ri HENRY BLAKE
r. 6. CRIESEAiER
d. J. TALLANT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

| NOTlCE.-The undersigned has authoris,,, n,i
IN empowered Mr. Harvey Ray. jr. 10 rent. co.l,c,
renis aud other business for him during h.
, absence. wM ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

| NItGINtA-sN cHAscrRv- At rrles held IN the
cc-k's Office Of the Cir, ui' Surrrnr Couri Of Law
,rd Ch.n'erv for the county of Ohio, in ihs month
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

NlRGlNfA-IS cuANcEnY-At rules held in N,
Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancerv for the County Of Ohio. in the month o
February. 1910.
Robert Mofhi Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

VI InsKEY.-9 65is Whiskoy on coasisn5ca
~ md for sale by
jan4 FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30

TO all the intolerance Of political speakers. 1t
10 not uncommon to see one or two hundred
scauered around The outskirts of a meeting, ea>
Serto catch every sentence a. iauS nom he
orator. ahG expressing theh "sseI' o' uisseh''
10 MS several PfOPosNione aS ihey are mace
Il, InlS Is all wrong ana decidedly d'scred"ane'
lhe sphere IN wDicn woman Is des'gned 70
move, shou'u never oe visHea WIN tue pll'et-
ness ana coarsness OF political s.'l'e' nor shousa
a she suHer ner mino 10 become ihe recep'ac,e & o.
oroIUsi;r"I,, iI 80 o. ~ us n,T w" L.na O o,;'Is
10 ,oo r,uch noi;,os ~ s,.s;a,v .,rs.ds nd ,on.
,,anv nnI',;o;.n !, ;n,o "a
noaIss ona 4, 80, S,;.I n,s,oo,rss
and ,ba G1o;I,s ciroIae vUh., go ha r,ors d;o.
g,,stng ia ,oc;A,v ,h,n ,romsn con,;nusI W.
6ra,;nS ,hon, noI;;;cs ,a;,or.,Sno n. .n.ochs,
If rn.r,1sn" "a - ,,,,,,,,,
thpt she NAV conysTse with all Who are TO her
unon tho relative claims and nrusp.cts Of candi
dates. Such conducts would tend to rob socie
ty Of its purest enjoyments. and woman Of her
man to soften and destroy the asperlties ot the
other sex, and to hsnish rather than feed eaciie>
ment; but if hes interference in politics is TO he
countenanced, those finer and amiahle qualities
will soon be consCmed, hy the uncongenial spr
ii with which they must blind, besides PerVert>
ing the end OF her creation.
WIS, 1uod can pns.hIv res,lt from the in.
te,Csyenre of woman in noli,icai cerrn,nlv
none. Ch.y con have no vnice in onr elections
under the uresent constitution: and although
women vrbo have freshnId nropertv NAV in one
a. D,oxa oc III. S,a,o, vo,a .s Gr.obolder. ys,
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THE BURNING SHIP.

For many years had never heard
from home, but still the fond remem-
brauce Of early enjoymenls in that sweet
spot clung to my soul, and became the
subject Of many sketches from my pen-
Gil, some of which the captain had taken
to ornamen. his cabin. Agnes, in all
her loveliness, was always present to
my imaginatiou; prompting me to many
an honorable action, and restraining me
from every thing which could bring dis
crecit on my affection. To her dear
image I,was iudshted for the respect and
esteem enjoyed it"m every one on
board. The masters mate had been
promoted to a Iieutenancy, and | was
appointed to fill the vacant station. Of
ten did | rejoice in my heart at the Pros
pact of once more embracing those who
were 30 dear 10 me; and es often did the
s,ckenIng sensations Of distracling dOub
sghale my breast.
One lonely evening the sky was bea
ifully aerene--the ocean, like a CIea'
mirror reflected the golden rays Of thu
Ssttlug sun, and The light breeze just lu
ied The spreading sails TO sleep, ProPel'
ling the ship almost imperceptlb'y alon!
ri The rate of three knots an hour. ]
wa" one ofthose evenings that battle tn
painters art. and only the poet can pon
tray. The first watch was drawing l.
a close; it had struck eleven bells; th'
seamen on the lookout had proclaimed
SANS well' and every thing was a
gain hushed 70 solemn stiffness. Iva
standing on the gaugway, full Of penslv
musings, watching bright star, ju
klpdling on the verge ofths horizon,
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From AieXander's Messenger
FEMALE POLITICIANS.

The active part which females have of late
been taking in politics, has become matter of
general remark From our exchanges we earn
that in some paris ofthe WEST they have turn
ed out with all the enthusiasm that we might
expect 10 see characterizing similar muster of
,he other ser, to attend political meeting or
celebration, and that during the course Of exer
cises, have manifested all the symptoms thai al
tend The most furious stages of the political NAL
adv. In other paris of the country also, we
find them taking sides in the political struggle,
and giving their influence towards the support
or one of tho Presidential candidates, We find
them plating garlands with political devices,
making toasts, and presenting political banners,
and. in several instances, we have heard of their
making speeches upon their presentation. This
almost equals she "turn outs" of the factory
women in Lowell, who, in their day and geneT
alton, were set down as the Amazons Of the
country. 1t was said, that upon their enthusi'
astic occasions, whilo the professions were
moving through the streets, they were ever AND
anon called upon 10 pause. and give ear TO the
fluency of some "far one," mounted on a bar
rel, pump, or some other equally conSpicuou.
eminence, @ from which they would discours.
most learnedly of political economy, high wa
ges, and WO mems Tigns. we Deeu hot 30 el'
ther to the east or the west, however, TO search
for female politicians, there are enough Of then
here, and TO spare. We have Of late, frequent
Iy observed with surprise, when in company
with females, the readiness with which manI
of them will enter into, and support politics
conversation, and the dex,erity which the,
| manifest in welding some of the popular areu
ments Of the day, aud their familiarity with tn
positions and doctrines of the sereral parties il
, The field. 1t is frequently apparent that he
hear, read, and think great deal about poll
tics.
It's also becoming quito fashionable here, fo
, women to attend political meetings, and liSte
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From the PHILADELPHIA Time,

from tne InlldOelpnia. lIIleS.
WATCHMAN! WHAT OF THE NIGHT
We are in Tho midst of a great battle.
The most desperate struggle ever made
by tho enemies Of Democracy iO now
being carried on against tho ark Of our
liberties. While tho thunder of the bat
lie rolls Ground us, aud the darkness Of
midnight hoVers over The combat, we
can hear from every watchtower along
our frontiers the cry Of show goes the
night" with the ever recurring answer,
ringing unduspondingly from beacon to
beacon "AlPs well.'
Yes all is well. In despite Of the
Viclorier busely pretended 10 have beer
won by our foes, we can proudly boas
that the democracy never were greatei
in numbers OF more resClute in spirit:
than now. Not an election has come
off in any State, with tho exception o
North Carolina and Maine, in which th'
; Democratic vote has not surpassed wha
i, ever did before; and though iH SOM