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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

o. ALE.--Nueay,scss & Jfq-f.Tg 49,. l
y o. Ihet ehiife siuek ~ nl1is g...s 49, -
nets &c ~ d. 4. : Tom A q Tas.- 4. 800
axe Piea'ufc ~ recommending fhslf r..f.4..
me sio'k was bought 81 iba fr. iaflsr. ..I Il. 80,
therefore hey vii Dol abis tD sar.ls - 49,. -.
public o" - g'rd term. fuai lrtis, q "a -.
Noil' h--All pers1rs h1fur fTa.--. 60 q. .
subscriber vii plelsr fcud them a l.s -. -
those ihai are indebted a-s rs4us.t.F i. ..n -
couniinr rnom nnd Ii41idatr co. s8fss \. s.,... -.
gene cannot hr given
feb LII sWEAFINsFN a uaprF.r.
ROOkS. BOkS--Iusi received 49,. &C.,.
Il , John FISHER. 1879 Man .ifsst
Poets ~ Arnerra. THrtf4 N.r,..- 80.
Pesol Icsiamenfs. Csif Errs
WarrruEion's Nursfs guids
Baino's Ffench Regolufi.ri 2 ,st. A..
Brdr0wnicr Tfeahsss. cnlarIef- 49,.
Greece. Turkey. Russia a Poland l., s..
Parley's Universal History. via
Turner'S Chemistry. New EIf,,n Ia.a
i1yatcr's Phvriog1uy
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
TO THE prnIIC


VIE MORNING TRAIN ON THE FRANK
II LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves Chambersburg ai
hell past O'Clock, A. NJ and arrives at Green Cas-
We ~ o'clock, where u meets Mr. Seiders' Coach
- fom u aEcrstovn, and Immediately returns 10
IhambersHIrc. IN time Tor the Train on the Cum
bertrand Valley Rail Road, which leaves the latter
pisSg az hsli PAST o'clock for Philadelphia
HE EVENING TRAIT which carries the
great Western Mail, leaves Chamborshurg AT ( %.
CLOCK, i. NJ, or 50 soon as the Cumberland Valley
Tram arrives with the Western Mail and by which
route Passengers viii reach Hsgerstuwn at o.
burg BY o'clock.
Travellers By thislins will be able 70 leave Hapers.
town M IN MornL-g and reach Philadelphia in the
hNtn'nE, or leave the for neT lace in the evening
and aTuNu az the latter early the next evening
DAVID FULLERTON, Agent.
For the y. X. II. Company and John SeIders
NAV 2s-u tHagerstown Torchrt ~
4 NOAL DIGGERS II shall want TO employ 3 or no
~ additional Coal Miners, on the opening of nayi
saion @ men Of sober industrious habits land none
"u'er need appy) comfortable quarters and constant
employment will be gwen The wages will bc 81 90
per hundred with house rent and fuel Free or 81 rs
per hundred and rent and fuel charged
r. MKEE, Belmont Coal Works
jan West Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

tiFiNf'N OF tuhh 0nN Others nov IN use For Ikef
< feal -uperorly We refer % Thomas PaslL Eso
''hh Niehic, kt4 ans Zane, Esq. For sale h,
NIKE, HARDING a 20.
~ l7 no %. corner Of Water aud Monroe street..
IUSr RECEIVED and for sale low for
- CASH iO'
10000 lbs of Sugar.
Casks Sperm OIL
100 B0Ess MR. Raisipa
1000 spanish Ssgars
% BoEcs Cayondish Tobacco.
p Hegs RIO and isnruira Coffee
" h"1ra Nanegated soap
. pps tpgniac brandy
DO thami.aigur Do
Ceroan Bssi Indigo
POE Prime Port Nfas
nrums Frrsn Pas.
0 ion ..llnufcf.
tn Irs CARROTS scotch SnUn
300 nrs' Com CspE
halgr Frrsh loves
~ hes's q y. ?. end Y ~. Tess
e., Amsr..sn Brandy,
hFa eround rsupeA
OF kers 81 rshsrra.
s.ss Nr.'rru bsssry5 Cheese
a n1Hrs Ea'umars nrrrng
Do Ihf SHED
llHf.rH saIHln
s -. a., 80 = Rs.t fg4dsr.
poo 49, Msss- ~ ~
l0 lif .aua H1f Ntr-fs Wa
tm N.rrF frHfeF IT. -.
e1t.s hstrrf Che~ftr
RI ign.t-s
49, - ''' Asaa3. e. g., ,.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
iGliLH IMPORTANT TO THE ATTIC
n IED.-To the Agent for the sale of Dr. uao

u TED-To the Agent for the sale of H. Nm
LICII'S Medicines: IT. hAk
DEAR SIRIHaving been suffering for n,,,,.,..
Eears pas win mat most uncharitahle nr,ons ~
'h2 cara ogue OF diseases, called Dvsner.in,S III
aiter resortlng 10 numberless int ffecihaI r an
curing that long age Of suffering aud eyran. euee
tue money nave expended during that - A NE
coihpofteu WIN my circumstances in 6f,N 80 NV
rtEine my situaton hoT eless one could H., on
pare 70 the description given of man or ~ ; oil
,Iy itilng among thieves, who, after rcblia IT,
leit MIN TO one OF his wounds for afier bomiS nun
money nlched ir',m ne, in obtaining /, - - NY
iuack nosUumsY instead Of obi Amino 49, ~ Oi
'hey had incie the malady TO az ,l,' :, ; iuu
gree bordering on despair; un M b. Dc,iI., s ue
OF mine pointed out 10 me in ~ he p,llc tIIcHS
remedy lately brought before The NJ LIic fJJrT
harllchs Cempound STRENGTHENING .nL S III Ut
tperie Pills; athCLgh Soubriap M, il, or GERMAN
az uSrnler resort was induced 10 ci,, ~ uu'
uIaI' me result OF which, after a few ~ tneh
oeeh neyond my most srnauine exrec'o';Ns, mas
ruin tney have afforded me ali he 80; r ., IN
oe anuclbat6d through the agency Of o,.a, csulo
na5ltan. Ever grateful for The rrEcS - "a
rneuiGihe nave Afforded me, / Tesnert6,Ie AZ oYe
Ity. vi suHefins human
- REsInEST OF PHuApEtpu,n g.
,fklNClPAL Cfhce for he sal, az 10y,
ladelphia. 'i H'SLlh : I eet, Phi.
PITTSBURGH Office, No A.. G, Oh:
"ea ~ s a0 10 The alt9heny Bridge ia" s'T'tt
Wheeling, Va. ie OF John Fisher
feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

INplAL-M Reilly has remoy ~, 10 ,,s,.bou.e
y No III, wet side market square. LATELY occ,,.
lsi ~ laules " Chaplinc and one Ioor nor,b oC AZ,
eearre MSMsuey's siufe - '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

'ihHiNIa-IN cHANcERr--At rules held in the
Clerks office Of The Circuit Superior Court oC ~
ana Chancery for the county of Oo in the month ~
February. 1910. ''' VI
Henry Moore. John F. Clarke end Mark Dop.,oss
partners IN business under the firm of Moore Carl
d Co g - 'No
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

UIIoR kENT.-A comfortable and convenient two
story Brick dwelling House, now in the occu.
Fancy Of Samuel d. Harper. situated in Wheeling
On the conner opposite Richard Simm's residence
Possession given on the lst OF pril Apply TO
feb 29-tapl X. MORROW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

-
- NAMENIAL PAiNTlNi- 80.
= itsrfIrsI has rr11sfst - Hrrrt1.4 a.. =.
80 Hrr r. rFrF NJ. Fra.uHfr 80. IL .
80. 30 hrH HEa o. 100 .f $780,.
80 an a..h r.arat.a 90 e.II f.rr..t r....-.
i sl.fnfs De- TT F.Il arsI.r son a rI-
aFlfn l..t fnenrIr' .rr Cd a.rar
AsfN go ~ tsHn.rs. Mff.n.r 90 d.. 90
fE.f ....lrr q a...HlI.-fs a =
ErFefaH II aH.' q. OBI L. fHH afHr. II ..t.. -.
80 a FtnaE a- alice a r.-1re r...E !.
81 NsssIrs r's.rs 90 s-raksa.s .- ..I .-. %.
HhnHE
~ far.sfla ....r saIl. .a-t-.- Hl..r L..
~ fHss'r Ea e. rssf III
aar D. HAI HrHfV
d. iIl HH#faF fsrf..a. r.a- D.. 49,.
FrHHH 60 -. ar-r.. -.
asrr "a 90. e..rra. ID. 49, 49,
80. trff .a a Eaar sas-..r.f -.
q a. Hr..la..ar.ss al r.e 80 $780,.
''ss Il. go 60 .a.r salss
~ s#rsr .H
90 90 o. fnHsfIu Of H
N.In sGtEaE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

I lNsEED ClL.--3 bbls Lnseed Oil. in s,or. a.,
] IL for sale by 'e arc
jan4 FORSYTH. MOORE g. CLAPKr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
CFS.9.VCERY NOTICES.

NlRGlNlA-iN cHANCERY-At rules held IN the
Clerk ofhce Of the Circu Superior Court e .1w
and Chancery. for the county of Ohio in the month
of March, ls+n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

II EAD-lOOOO lb-. Pig Lead jus, received per
IL r. Trbsn,, and Tor sale by
feb % FORSYTH. MOORE e. CLARKE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
VIM. u. CHAPMA n.

Whatever opinions may be entertained 10y par
ties relative TO me policy pursued by either, one
thing is perfectly clear, that all honest men feel
the most anxious solicuude on the subject of the
State debt, Heavy as are the weights which, IN
all quarters hang upon lis energies, the load OF
its bonded debt is by far tho heaviest. II lisa
subject which will adult of no delay honor
of the people is nj stake the future prosperity
Of domestic commerce is involved IN the redemp
lion OF the bonds and the preservation of our
credit abroad The liability on account Of the
Planters bank stock, amounts to S2i6,7l0O0,
which should be paid before the termination Of
the present h,cal year Can This be donel We
answer no The treasury IS bankrupt to a large
amount that Is, the money which has been paid
into It this year by the collectors Of the revenue,
is At discount Of 80 10 so per cent, There is
SlS7, 0( 0.Q0 Of Brandon mouey, on which Judge.
ment has been obtained against the bank, but
cannot be made available IN season 20 meet the
bonds The sinking luud ahich amounts to
| tho sum of S52S,765,6p, which IS loaned cut to
l95 individuals and of which The select commit.
tee appointed by the hs; Legislature to enquire in
to the subject, report that II is their opinion that
not more than S2l0ueo can Be realized IN the
course Of tour years.
The States liability (or the bonds oil the Union
bank and those Of the rlanters bank, make the
aggregate sum of Sl96,7loCo, which should be
promptly met during ibe fiscal year, 10 preserve
the credit Of our State nylolatr. How shall this
be done Shall the hardy yeomaury ot tho coun-
| Try he taxed to keep up State which they have
had no hand in cfpplng Ito contribute their III.
lie profil~ earned by he sweat Of their brow, 10
! the bol,terlug up Of horde Of wild spectators,
| who wallow IN luxury and dissipation, on the
funds for which they are now to be taxed.
Ii will be remembered lhat this subject came
up for Tie consideration Of the legislature aud the
question was, whether The people should BE taxed
to pay the debl or whether Il should come out Of
those who have had the benefits Of 1t. Bi!lup,
and Exams retsi for iariag The people What
| say tie people Of I.owndes Are they ready 10
contribute their portion in keeping upa scrub
arl>'octacy Who have patterned Cor the last four or
five years N the city Of Natche2 aud Iaierly nj
the Capitol, au3 Tire BAY of s.. Louis on tho
wup|ts MONEY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

\ meeting Of the democratic members Of the
Legislature and other citizens was held IN the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives in Jack
son, on the 18th uit, IN urder 10 appoint Tresden
Iial Electors, md fot other purposes. We will
give The proceedings in full, IN orr next. The
electoral ticket nominated by the meeting, mp.
pears at the head Of our columns ut Is composed
o good mon aud ruo---n democrats Of The old
jetlersolian school. Delegates to the Balt.
more Convention were also appointed by tho
meeting
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07

Of War g1at.Ir. fairness aud Ia.a. But ssl.H
could Nr S.ar-y, EaFa eesa 81 i-aersu: % pl-
.aI Mates e. 81, % know. 0iA Mr Morris,
v1l preceded Mr.. Tafala, 8 senator llom
O..a, vas discarded 8, =, oaa H4r.y. because as
aa. aa Aa.aHa.-..-I#H BE L-zlsa.-,s ..
U-a, tl, ,se..l Air Tsaaau- a-' passed b.
,..s t-e.4s.r. .atl d" .'s l-a,r-l Ca'suurl, BAD
ao r-r. % Interfere aira iae sa>.s..a.r Of Slave
~ a, ,ae South Tas; The saH- Le..-.l.urr,
aaJ passed a,.te declaring thai J-e refugee SLAVES
from he State Of kentrchy. should uu demand.
and satisfactory proof Of prope'y be gwen up to
their owners. And vas be ignorant tho, bo'a
ihesr measures were passed BY the votes Of Van
Burca men--lle majority Of lie Harrison Fed
crais.s wing agalus, lhem. Bat iullheI-Alr.
Tappan has always dsuisd being an Aboil,oni,'
a, home 80 bis oya State, IN his seat N Congress
he has taken every occasion to felu;e the charge.
Nor does he content himself with words, mere
statements Of bis views. Ii was Btt a tew days
since that he rose IN his seat and used something
like the following language which the National
Intelligencer, though It published NJ. Stanley :
charge aud attack on him. has n yet declined
puUlishmg--he stated tina, " he heIdm h5 hand
a petition on the subjectof Abolition, on looking
over the several thousand signatures attached to
It. he vas -yieyed to see the name Of many OF his
constituents many Of them known to hun as per
sons of responsibility and standing in the COM
manity--he wt+ greyed, he sld 10 sec their
names attached to such petition as 1t was 4 sub
loct with which they had nothing to do, and not IN.
teresteJ IA, nconciusion he would say hat though
he regretted II, yet he fell 1t his duty not only to
his constituent, themselves, but one that BIZ owed
hIs county, to decline presenting II and this he
accordingly dld.-What comment On the remarks
Of Mr.. Stanley ani the conduct OF many Wings.
So many aud dIgnlied was Mr.. Tappan's coz
duet on tbs occasion that Mr.. Preston, political
opponent could not refrain from comphmentns
hun, on the noble stand he had taken. Coupled
with this the vote lately taken IN the House on ihs
reception Of Abolition petitions and see how the
| Wings stand. y, ).
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
RrPoRr Of The select committee Oh HE Joad' q
The State Of Mississippi, issued for The SIa'
stock in The Planters Bank.

RcpoRr Of The select committee Oh HE 5oad'a
the State Of Mississippi, issued for The Sia'
stock in The Planters Bank,
Mr. Speaker the select committee to Anon
was re'eued 50 much Of the special mes'oged
lie Governor as relates to the bonds Of the Stale
stock in the Planters Bank, have had The sNt
under consideration. and have instructed me TO
make the following report,
Your committee regret that they have not bod
Tine 10 give thus subject that degree Of ATTENTION
aud consideration which lis Importance andte
magnitude OF the interests involved would Ma
to demand yet, their mluds have been lrt.s.
bly forced to the conclusion, Iha, but one Of tso
alternatives IS left for providing means to Dis
charge tho liabilities Of the State, AID ptcseW
inyoa,e her faith and credit
10 effect this object, which IN importance Gu.
weighs all oihcis, resort must be had to oHefoi
taxation upon the people, already borne dow
aud oppressed by an accumulation Of debt grea
" beyond their means of payment IN the preset!
embarrassed condition OF the county, OF else
the following plan must be adopted tor the pa''
pose OF providing means to meet and dschals'
| the liabilities OF the State as they become dUo
| and payable, and at the same time give assurance
that she IS determined to preserve her bIb' YOU
committee recommend tho levy Of drec' A
Of - per cent. on the taxable property Of I.'
State ~ addition to the tax TO be LEVIED 'or Hs
ordinary purposes Of revenue and that Inc NV
loving amendments aud notifications Of ue
charter Of the Union Bank be made 10, vi
l. The repeal of banking powers and lie
placing her under the management OF hYe di'r
tors Tor liqulda'ion,
2, A repeal of SO much of the charter as a''
horzcs the issuing Of bonds Of the State 'O' wv
use Of The hank
| 3. An authorization to the directors to use "
much of the S5,l0O,UUU Of bonds now held y
the bank as may be necessary, IN taxing VPUl
| exchange at par, the notes and other Iapihdss y
| the bank.
A. An amendment requiring The directors +"
extend one, Two, three, four and h'o years % ~
debors Of The bank, upon thclr executing s00'
and sufficient security upon The renewal o. ~"
notes
5. An Authorization 10 the Goyenor 10 a'a'
upon he bank from time TO time, ior suca run,
as may be necessary to provide at ina'ui'P A
the payment, IN the places where payao.e' u s., ~
lnteIes, ami principal Of any bonds ct 'ae 'Dp.
and 10 pay the same in PuT funds US 'i' ''"''
/ may from lime to time be realized. !.
| +. An authorization to the bank 10 T? ~
note. on demand only IN specie, and to d'', s',s
her other liabilities by he bonds Of NC mi S,I
now held by the bank provided tue bonus - :.
not be used III liquidation OF The Deus " NJ :"
bank for less than par ,aluo upon he'f 'ae'i ~
| shall DO received at s1ch par IN payment q -.
! dgs the beuk. 4
Tile amount OF liabilities Of tie ''"'o
bonds already negotiated, Is as io,'o ,a CT,'e9
count OF stock n luc PIanteI' Bahh =
] nlunhln In M stnl,nnnlS ~ lnlLuMa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07


ALs515. L1,ra1s .--'F. -ss..,...
Impossible r.r aay 5..-.-.- arm -i
MA, r-,-..f,,..-. ...-... -r.,
.r..s...r. -s
- '"' "'s e..'a b-a--s4 ....-
Ire H.H." O.. i..aat as., a "a.
L4a.ls-. easata rrr-....... "a.
.,, ,-.. .............-...f,....
.-. 80, ,-..i-. Is 'se-r..
-' ''... l--... .-.
'.ar'' i.-''-e ..''s '"-r and sls-t-.. ..
.urr. % las Seen as scarce - hens t...s
ID consequence AZ the -s,,,.. .rl --.' 1
..., ,,.r.., I..,i...,,,,s ,l-., '''i
'1''-e as rr.
.-'.'i'l hg- e.
BANKS Nn'ca mas CAUSED So IGea tl,,--..
State, We Tie people, ~aa IRE srE.r....
extent. rnnitcedcnicd IN ll,srrgt. .r.,
.... Set. 90, do T-...r- a.,.
.....:.., ......, '-''' Tie pen.
"-' ''0'He 1ectsse
10 pfnne 'hT sI'oh' oil my ''eAs aa4 saagsrs -
10 see 'a'' "e! u" "o' sAed one drop Of tss
'hA'ne '"vu i"""1 "' "'S". Desperate c.ss2.s.
require desperate I'"iru'es' be bone al
sine" cah"o' preserve ne without DE 's.b sas
blood y d reo',"u'eN1ed 70 The ca1sas
Lowndes county % 'e' an example % us,
county N me S'a''' y organizing monthly zs..
ing9, 70 SUIT me agricultural Interest, N.
places, aud at snch ,,nes IS may be most s5a,,.
nent to discuss an SUBJECTS connected grh h
prosperity Of our 7'a.e' u ms ,aefss Is No.
pursued despair WI" EonsTa'e desperation
The agrlcniutais'' we d@i'y 'aoOIer, tue ne
chanic' WIZ oecoWo P'''' Inc 'eh' ,or talAsr
we would say INC CHOSEN 's" "Ao conduct GU
monied institutions HlI' become neaeI-aG4 Ca
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
FoR the DEMOCRAT,
New HAVEN, Conn, !
Eeh. I. 1870.

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Wv ''''"''e
''''o0'eo 'A'' PP"'' " 0'''o'
'e"a''' ~ 0o"o Az say "0 ueS'''eu W
Nc marry" =" s"''"S "s"e' '''n ''"'''''' '
"0"'' " " No''t ''''''"' W "''' ".u way ~
o,o''y "e"'''' "''' = us e''"' ''"' y he.'
"h'' uaS 10 uone - J''"'y "e use VI sucn IAN
saago !" 'eH"o 70 ma list P''ce' Inc use
q SCeh ia'su'g' 'oN"os "'''"oe' % one
o'aoen o. congress o} i member OF ne other
branch Is unpalh'nen'nry' Out o, all decorum-
angenuemauly, and co"ardil, N any cdss-2d
place What - MI iappan charged viii, doing
or saying. Mr.. Stanley charges him with be.
M an AboilamsL and with saying on ona occa-
sion that any man that held fellow creature
~ bondage ought To have his ihroH cut. Now
he does not say tho! j Nh. Fappan said 50 and
sohe ought to be hanged--but assets the fact,
and whites Il cut IN h's speech, to be read and cir
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07

We Clip ihg following agm ihs hatcher Coaa-
e., % Is itom Tho pen 81 Mr. Smith, The winter
Of ibo "Dsuzenr notes, young gentleman
Of much worth wra whom We have saen, many
an hour of mHh during 'he past winter. lI-
says that "ths stones -a- cold were intensely ia.
leresi,ng and all true NaI So last Il you please
We knos story worth tau Of that wh.ch ~ vii
tell 10 our .wn good time. This Same "fair faced
juvenile" IL the mos couspieioa, character, "a the
tale suil, her humbusgsy Is not quite equal To
that Of shocco Jones bat 10 enough to immortal
ize her name.
II turn from tho legislature 10 give an item
which smlcks Of romance and novelty To-day
there arrived in the stage, 40 company With Judge
Bodley, far faced and juvenile passenger m
panlaloons arrayed, and on stopping at The man
sion Of Madame Dixon. the sand parsonage WIS
consigned 10 roam IA company wHh Senator
THoaAs Il. IvEs. In few Minutes susplc IONS
we're sci n1oat lha, the aforesaid wasa woman,
whereupon Mrs DIXON IN curious uepdauon,
repaired 10 The presence Of her new guest
" You are a woman, "said Mrs ID. &" | know
ans Itphtu INC HUhHEtI, Uut HrltH w my STU
~" She then related an adventure that far eclips
ed the danger. brayed by the lover Of Orlando,
she had ben cruelty treated her husband had fled
tho country, and resolved to find him she chonp.d
bo, ,ess and went to The Mississippi River where
ho cured birth on one Of the steam boat. a.
os I'm boy; this hfc she followed M aud down
Inc western waters for eight months; desnairinr
If ,he object Of her anxious pursu, she ! now
on her way 10 the bosom of her family in one Of
the eastern counte, Of Mississippi When her
sex was discovered several ladies' and gentlemen
recalled her acquaintance, and by tho Kindness Of
her friends she was soon transformed and con
Quoted to the paror glilterng in all the the splen-
dor Of her sex. The stores she told were lnten-
tehstly interesting and all true-whlle n cabin
boysho had two or thee fights in all of which
she came of victorious! Who will say that the
M4sissipp ladies' are not brave and do not love ?
We intend to write the history Of this lady for
ono Of the ANNALS, the materials aro ample, her
beauty, chvalrj, devotion, and other heroic quail
tiles Look ou' for the story Of the "cabn boy
Wife,"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
TIE rRI.E IssI.r

Shalt ours b. a GOtERNWE.NT or the
BANKS or GOPER.N.uE.NT or THE
PEOPLE Shall zee hare CONSTITUTION
Al TREASURY, or an UNCONST1TUTlON-
Al NATIONAL BANK Shall ,re hare Co.'S
srlruriosAL crRRENeY % GOLD aud SILVER,
Or one Of IRREDEE,MiBLE P.iPER} Shall
're hire under The de'potism Of a MoSnEp Aeis-
rocR,cY, or Raier The safeguards Of a FREE
CONSTITUTIONAL Washington Chf,n.
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d. Monday, 'le House, various Resolutions
were aze-sl arc raares or iaeip-snt DIS g.v.a. o.
.s- ss.- aata-a zs.on. take off ue sai j1'y. bly,
no Tia r -.aaI su. L0a.sv.e cara. pu, 90 I..a gag
aa. ire ;.- Fao- debtors Of die United States, &c
o. Tuesday. offer ~ Adams had oniely0-r- % a.
mss4 t..s auf14I Ia sl.t hs amended msgGlrr1,
IN q. atom Co nero rs'siIRIoa offered b. rim '.-
llg prey 54s. and which Hss OBJECTED ,o-lcas MS,
Saqs 5a-ue Cumberland road bi, and Casey
rysoa,ara 20 instruct tie committee Of Nays aHt
n,-aas 10 make an appropriation 10 continue IT, carHr
aD. and va. argued 80 the old way; both parties
endeayurinl By hook or by crook, 10 make po.Ili-
cal gain In The IVES, Tor the next President. PARIS
Of Maine spoke very wei against IT. be went auto
calculation Of rs cost showed that one nile oi IL %
QBla. cor, over $500 600, and pointed To the FAC,
that the estimate for the next mile. Showed that that
Vou.i cost $500 coo, or better. Hoffman, Hubbard
& Howard ui lni followed on Wednesday, & made
pIeltI SPEECHES. Hoffman, however, has TOO many
flowers He IS sll -four, moderately mg.stened, say
10 ,he consistency Of an unified dolyhn@ Hob
bard dld better, ani Howard better STILL Howard,
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Of his country. He was then. os bc has ever
heen. choructer,1sd hya closo ,5horsnc, 90 ,bo
puro fountain Of Democratic doctrine, which
poured into his soul that healthy political GLOW
which has since preserved the party from foul mol.
luton. Ills untiriug industry, and the ability with
which he acquitted himself when Charmnn Of the
COMMITTEE OF WAYS and Means should be ano.
Their claim on our Animation and support. Re-
vert to his course whilst Speaker Of tue lleust
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the many irving
scenes by which he has surrounded-beset on ey
ery side byan organized and most reckless fac.
,inr bs stood firm ,sa ,ocl ,oshal.o and ~,
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Vaccinations aud assaults, 50 often aud 50 sys'
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III We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
ner at the special election, Ia I'll the vacancy nc.
eaeaHooed by tie death of Col JMEs q. VII
tIkNs.