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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

sbAlON Won HUTCiIELER HERB PILLS
I'D These pilsare composed oflIerhs. which exert
a specific acton upon the heart, give an impulse or
strength 10 the ar,crial system the blood is quicken
I'll aud clualizcd in its circulatious through all the
vessels. whether OF the skin, the parts situated inter
nally, or the cxiremiiics; and rs all the secretions Of
the body are drawn from the blood, there Isl conse-
qucut increase Of every Secretion. and a q~uickencd ac-
ION OF the absorbent and eXhaleni. or discharging YES
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
Is corrected. all Instructions are removed. the blood is
purified, aud the body resumes a heallhlul state.
These Pills. after much anxious toll and research
having been brought by the proprietor 10 the present
staie OF perfection, supcrsede the use of Innumerahle
pthcr medicines aud are so well adapted 20 he frame
hat The use of them, by maintaining the body IN the
due performance of its functions, and preserving the
vital stream in n pure and healihful state, causes IT To
last many ye rs longer than IL otherwise would, and
The mind TO become SO composed aud tranquil, that
Old age when il arrives will appear a blessing and
rot Jas too many who have neglected their constitutions
or had them injured by medicines administered by ig-
norance) a source of misery and adherence.
When The nervous system has been too largely
lrawR upon and overstraincd, nothing is better TO cor.
rect and i~nvigoraIe the dropping constitution than these
Pills.
Berare NJ COgnierfeI&-CAUTIoN: BE particular
"a purchasing 10 see that The label of this Medicine
contains a notice Off entry according To- Act oC Con-
gress. And he likewise particular in Obtaining hem
al 100 Chatham 81. New York. or from The Regular
Agents VIM. III. MING, Wheeling.
J. MORRISON, Columbus. q.
MYERS, ALL Il COLLINS.
nov &c Lancaster, o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
OPPOSITION
GOOD INTENT STAGE CoMPANY'S


MORE, WASHINGTON CRY. Pm
So1MSESS" LADELrHIA AID NEw NoHE. y
SeQ &S-SS the why OF the National Road
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING..
at 7 o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line OF cars, arriving 90 BIltmDro iu
time 10 take the line Of cars for Philadelphia aud New
York.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line cars Immediately for Baltimore.
where thoy arrvc iu timc 10 take The morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and New York.
The above lines. ior speed and safety, me believed
not 10 he surpassed by any stage lines ia the l.. State.
Gr}lcinc positively prohibited.
Ia Office Grstdpor above line Jaitcd States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
DlIUTC WNSON. Prop'r & occnt. Wheeling, Nn.
.A.BEALT. Do do Cum5ertuI. Ma.
r. SHRiVER. DO do do o.,
W. n. STEELE. DO do HoecrstuwB. 90
j. A. WEART, DO do Baltimore. o.,
apt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
GARD.
SAMUEL M~'CLALLFN.
wtf NO. $50 ga E. aaEr

90 LFsls ~ CifNAslfI..Nf
psTsIL B1CT AND Fh o. STORE.
SAMUEL N'CIALl.tN would respectfully I1.
- form his friends ard custemrr- that he has ru.
rciycd within a fcw weeks a very large addition of
h. most fashionable and durable work, bought
for %refaI.ir e. shall not a''.u1pt Oh DC
erie " r1ruculaIIZe IadIrs and gentlemen vs|
please call 90 No. Isl, Main street, nearly opposite
tho Virginia Hotel. and examine ..~ tHsus. YES
aud ] thiHS they viii r0f 10 disappointed. h.aa
constantly on hard. spanish sole leather colo
boot Mo-0c o, kId and bindIug skins. shoe t.r,IN
lasts, &c. sc. G.. June 2, ttIf#fi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

QUESTIONABLE HAT a CAP M~ANUFkCTO-
n RI. lO3, Main street Wheeling, Va. Opposite
Mr.. Rohb's Chair Factory.
5. AVERY & Co. respectfully inform their fiends
and the public that they have on hand and are CON
sianily manufacturing a general assortment of IL Is d
Cars, Of The latest spring and summer fashions, war
ranted equal II not superior TO any that have been
offered, which will be sold by the dozen or single at
the lowest prices and upon as favorable terms as they
can be had in The city. Hats of all kinds aud qualities
aso. a general assortment of Mems and Boys Fur and
Cloth CAPS.
They proross 10 furnish Gentlemen with hats by
the year upon such terms rs cannot fail To please.
n. b.. Hats and Gaps made to order. alsr, Military
Hats and Caps made on the shertesi notice.
They respectfully solicit a Liberal share of the public
patronage. [may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

49,, - TEAM BOAT AT AUCTION
G~EF0S Pursuant 10 n power OF Attorney
executed by The owners OF the Sicam Boat GlltiRu.
NC WILL GA Welncslav. let day OF Jlly newt, proceed
To sell the said Steam Boat Girarl. her Engine, Tackle,
Furniture and Apparel, NJ Public Auction. az 'hc
Wharf of the City al Wheeling. ata credit of 6. .. y.
lJ and Is months. the purchaser giving negotiable
bonds. with satisfactory security. payable az 'hc North
Western Bank of Va. sale 10 commence 40 u o.
clock. NJ. HALL WlChiIAN, Auc's.
Wheeling, MAY rs, lsiO.-'s
Cincinnati Gazette and Louisville Journal VIII In
scu in iri weekly 10 the amount OF s. each, aud charge
this office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
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$4,000. $1,000. $4,000 aad loo eacho sI00'
tickets $40. >a.r,s .U in,nrJrou. Ac,rif,aio ui -
''', % sr.s WI ort 5ii1. Shares ia proportion.
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If So 30 n ,cs.,s a., lara 80 e'.H
49,. a,atc Of 5 whole lI'tcrs WI,r.., pa g'"[.o"
ShIsss ia prpnnrron.
l. $780, /. IT, Glass H.draws n A'oyan
1nrZes $50 zoo. 81 rao o, or .-, .o,r
Tickets 81, hs!v,, - 5l, q a-t.rs si a5. corn
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orders ID
D GREGORY & Co-iianorcrs.
Wheeling, Va.
p,,..tn-b ,.
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GO 50 - - p 81 50 > rs C7 CT = "a
w.,,.,n,r ,.,,,,, CO c,,.. n gI %, , SiD ,,-- on,
10 - 40 81 CO : , - 70 Is 20 so 81 e5
Iuvgs, prize s..
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81 , Il 81 63 - - 81 = - IL 80
Lowest prtzc -.
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Office. N : Grr,.npy 20
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10
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IN ~ "a - ~" no.,
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&c., "'-' i'''uL ''"'"i' '"'Iy'' > u'I' rep
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go 100 sale by ap IS -. tElLLh
+ = ,,IfrY kills No. !. Alackerci. a choice arIcic pa,
a Up expressly Tor family Use. 20 hluol- No. 3. q,
received and for sale hy ap % NJ. REILLY.
NNE TUOTSA[D irS arrJ loco, M u,U nm
n ch,,ra ,rliI, recri ,cd ana Cr .,lc Ly
ans % NJ REILLY
IA Iigs, received and for sale by
ap2 S ". REILLY.
E.PERM OL-2g0 rar,gs inst r,rrivcj and {.
- sale hy may2 NJ REILLY.
%1kkk ls >.Irrair-, received and Tor sale hy
~ may = NJ REILLY.
ED~LASSES-5g bkls Nnl,s,es. receive. .II 49,,
p sale toy may , NJ REILLY.
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Il for sale by aq IS NJ REILLY
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
REGULAR AGENTS..
". IT kINaI u Na'ef - ".,NH~
Y. RoEtxso~. Portsmouth, %.
I N,us,s,S. columbus -.

l. V. RostSsoN, PuTt-ulovlh' u.
j. MlEas-pN, Columbus -.
Or whom ais, may tCUat1lnCi,
Dr GnDscs Celebrated Female p,ls,
IRE Bar1n Vul HuthCler Hers RUS,
Or. Evaus' Fever aud AIue tls,
Nr. Huat's Eu.laIc PIIS,
Dr.. Evans Soothing syrup ir cefhpG.,vt,
ybo ny, ipya'u ,bt,. Aieliclncs are sold Whole
. lie and Fetal. az 100 ChlthauI ST., New 0rNi .
Snutb seventh strC', Pulair.pIia; p Market ST.
I 1,,isyilc. Eenmck,: IS g. 1ruhlil, 'o-tou, Ma-SI-
.hus.tt.. and oi the ~l,,lr~iug Agents William IL.
Kin. Wheeling, Va, I. V. Robinson Portsmouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
e V c g Notices.
PORT OF WHEEL

Arrivals anil departures Of Steamboats, during he lat
rs hours, ending Monil0y > p. W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

y EIGHLY TIPORTANT-Nervous diseases, liv.
er complaint, dyspepsia. bilious diseases piles,
rheumaism, consumption, coughs, colds, splitting of
blood, pain in the chest and side, female weakness, all
dclicalo and mercurial diseases. are successfully treat
ed. at DR.. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham street
New York.
EVANS CANOMTLE PILLS.
The camomile flower. Tor as IL is officially lei
words. Kamai, on the ground. and Melon. an apple; be
rause it grows on the ground, aud smells like an
ple9 is OF a dull white color, of fragrant odor, and
bitter aromatic taste.
Camoia..a $ a mild ionic, in small dsscs acceptable
and corroborani to the stomach. II is especially appli
cable to that condition of general debility, with Ian
guid appetite. which often attends convalescence from
idioqalhic ievers.
BgwAEE OF CoUNTFRFEITs.- ~ Caution BE
particular in purchasing to see that the label of this
Medicine contains "A notice of its entry according "a
st Of Congress. And be likewise particular in ole
tanning thea at 100 Chatham ST. New York. or from
lac REGULAR AGENTS:
WI. KING. Is Water 81. Weelng
J.. v. ROBINSON, Portsmouth, o
;. MoRRISoN, Columbus, q.
or uhom also may be- Obtained,
Dr. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Won Hutchclor Herb Pills,
DR.. Evans Fever and Ague Pills,
DR. Hunts Botanic Pills,
d.. Evans Soothing Syrup, for Itching.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Wholesale
and Retail. at 100 Chatham ST., New lerS; 3 South
/ Seventh Street. Philadelphia; "a Wall Street, L0uii
Vile. Kentucky; % Cornhil, Boston, Mass, and Off
! following Agents, WV. H.. KING, Wheeling, Va, T.. '
Crimson. Portsmouth. O. nov IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
VM EVANS SOJfHt NJ ST.
~ non G fILDVEN TFETntNG-

-, rDR & fILDVEN TFETnING-
- -. of Convulsiuns aud PAINFUL Dcnii-
ION. Jared ~ Dr YIN Evan, %oo,n,nS : ShrgP
- A. ur.at hcntGt Afforded - my suffer
ra;,f,1t bv your soothing SYRUP. m q ctse 81 pro-
traced and painful dcnu Ton, must convince 'N'iy
,u.b .n ia, n'uahc t]asticlnr Is To rcltNe lHial'
,,s1rv AMI t,riurc. Nv iniaut while tccthG, ,ApSIi
ne s,,i acute suiTarn-s that u MS atta'",J
~. .,,,,,,s,, aod ry wiica and family surp"sco
~ w." an y,rid sn,a re.ea~c the babe from aopn'sh
tI " procured a bottle oi yunr Nylu's a. ,r,,o
us "r,daccd. aud after = fw "ppleluonr, tnC
chIId display-d obvious fc.Iri, ana .. ...hTd Ia
= i,tsIy rIc1ycrsl. mud "a fc'"tiT''e 81 'nal
nwT,I compliant has since CUR. ; ~ Ib.,,iH
- y5I nv rhtcr1l prrnie.tNn. 'n maze 'uS .
-. ,.,nSut pnanc. aud viii III cly give inym
orlauon on tbs cIeu"'s''"' wN Johnson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
DISASTROUS FRESnEr

Ham5Ergh SaLsueged-DtSsuai9a IF ME Rriig,
Across me SoUdAHdh Riter at observation-disclosures
lass IF Propery-ProJaUe bSs II many Lines.
The ears from larshurgh.arrv.d vest, rIay, bn ught
no mails from hat Place or Columbia. From a passcn-
ger who came down from Aiken. We learn that a terri.
ble !reshet had caused a rise IN the Savannah river al
Hamburg To such an extent as 10 completely sub
merge the town. The upper bridge Nas carried away
about o O'Clock, +. NJ. on Wednesday afternoon. aud
at 9o'ciock. the great bridge connecting Hamburg with
Augusta was also destroyed.
There had been TO communication with Augusta
after > O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. al which hour
the water was said 10 baVe been rom 8 10 10 inches
deep AT The Post Office.
The cars from Charleston could not reach within
two or three miles OF Hamburg. ON account of the
Rail Road being overlooked, and II is supposed that
The Road would sustain considerable injury. The
passengers We're, however, taken OH, and lodged at MIR.
Shuliz's residence, on the hall.
Mr.. ShulIz. II is stated, warned the inhabitants OF
Hamburg, Oh "Wednesday, that 1t would he advisable
To remove To- the hill, but his advice wa. uniouun-
a!ely not taken, in The beliefIhat ms Tears were ground
less. That gentleman Is said 10 have used every
cxcrtion IN his power To assist and relieve the sufferers
by this awful calam ~.
The scene, IL is related, was of the most distress
ing character. Horses, cattle, cotton and every kind
oi goods were floating m all directions. During The
mn lat OF " "Wednesday, The cries and suppl,cations of the
mhatiiants were hcand from the hail, and fears are
enter aimed tha, many lives have been lost.
We anNIously await further INTEL gence from the
scene ol devastation, aud Crsa the result. Some
distance above Augusta. We learn that there are a
number OF plantations immediately On the banks of the
river, and a. Is feared that the negro houses may have
been swept away with their inmates.
We may also look for disastrous accounts from the
plantations below, particularly from The rec fields
above savannah.
Since writing the above we have been kindly favor
ed with the following letter from "a genthuln m Ham
burg, Tor which we are indebted To a friend, and also
for a slip from the office OF the Cheraw Gazette, 10
dcIng a fresh IN the river at that place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
wM JOHNSON.

n,u,lcman Who has made iral"i br; r;hh
IN chiID wigha as 20 s,hts t!athv found = thurt,y
eT.ctIlI IN relieving pam IA the "a as w
u- lie c,nsslt cu-cs winch so'ucu'' j INV W
-h,cTrlIy comply With hi req rst'-$"h'
,. = r.,.,,ry n knowledge i
$50. ,yb, bs.r mod q. that ~. IVAN Str'p i1f
.oifiren Curfins Tseth, a v%rrtlsed "a aaotfer col
m h,,lIy p-,'ui article for the purposes ter
- a, ir ,,tsyi.I. Uiahlv rcspc table mcivd-
lps. a any rate. who have made use oil a. cor! y
, rEtote To- aivr its virtues the sanction % '"e!
IA ~ncs.-Bostou Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

Thirty FIVE roz Law ana J,., 80. -
hu'>; mill, timber and E.la.. -
~. ''"'' fNa"'y' ia Il MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

CLARKE'S OLD ESTABLISHED CEIEBRsr
- 70 TENPLE or EOkfUNE. No. 1877 Aa5s
N'roo. Hhoc'AE. IG-The patrons OF Clarke viii md
below a synopsis Of schemes ior May 1910. which
pr SCENTS o. favorable opportunity for sdveatures 10 re-
aIze comfortable Uriuncs ihee hard times. THE
'NLt GENUINE LUCKY TICKETS IN TIE
'NE.D STATES ARE SOLD BY HAM. send
Quar- 'r.''> aF ~"on as hostile. 10 : ifs Somc Of he
ipTlu,-h- iuJruIs establishing. d--,ns Inc non,,, a
Ma.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

ID oWLErrS TABLES or INTERESTS-FiGu
4 Edition, just received aud ior sale hy
NAV is STEPHENSON q GARWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

~ When a sound & scientific remedy Tor diseases
I,n., been lt general use, b~estnwin blessing
-retr,crivinS praises, it. Is scarcely IN tue power o.
scroticlsn - doabt is virtues, or envy 10 deny
Whom il has achieved an ascendant cdresr Of
,s.rdincss. which distances The competition OF mere
,,astful profession, ana srCut-" n conspicuous
,,,ti = m lpty,rsal favour, by Intrinsic worth alone
is Prcpritt,r may point oIt tue causes oil lts sn
- ,r;ty. with n-urriug the suspicion OF lnvIdl-
- ~ in.ltlnlinn he o. manson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

FGyHE PATHHNDEE-coorrr. I,., VOL H..
= P''hf"d,r or The Iuland S-a, in . yo,s lust
cclvcd and o5 Salehv J
may , STEPHENSON & C,p,yoon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

g'ON~-Au'" .hnul llr.
- Ah1pIs Young Clusiias.
Ja'NS""s Lite oi Harrison second edition
Young Ladies Friend.
Btrnes' on the Gospel, , vols.
Grbam's Lectures 20 Nou.s Men.
Erarkrnrigc's Late War.
hrk Whites Poems.
It'ii'Ts C"f"n, GT;ian and Emmett,
tFs:lns Poems.
Cow'e "u Constitution Of Man.
DO. do d -csI.ou Dic,,rrs.
HrHii.c uu Truth,
Herr't's Geography O." The Heavens. Sr &C..
Jnsi received and nr sale d., JDuN .gcuEU
ma, ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

- B"sos axes, 3 jo2. nkcs - Igz SHADES M
a x J., J end , socket grain AMI canal sar,,,. or
ki"ds afsd sizes @r sale by
may J q r. MOREls0N
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

ct the Ssasel how would you like lhAll How
would you feel under such circumstances
May God il his mefciea keep q from such
political degradation a. that
What may we not expect when Maine
hes comel Niaeleea hoNsand votes We have
gained there as blow. "a The elections
since the nomination Of Gen. Harrison. We
have already gained more than ONE HUM
Erred THOS.allD Votesl More than double
the popular majority which Van Bufen re-
ceived in 1886.
Then shout she shout Of triumph Let
every gale bear the sound and lei the ma
lions Of the earth know that tyranny, what
ever name i may assume, has no abiding
place ii land that IS frsel
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
lei GeIa. WaeIlfa gfoIl.
a. ANp 60. -

Who is responsible for the pecuniaFy dis
tTess that pervades the land?
s IN country like this, where equal Iiber
~ enjoyed; where every man may reap III:
Iown harvest, which, by proper attention. vii
afford him much more than IS necessary "a
his own consumption, and where there Is So
lample field for every mercantile and me.
chanical exertiOn, If there cannot be found
money sufficient for the common purposes oil
life, not to mention the necessary CONNER.
cial circulation. il IS evident that there IS
something amiss il the RULING POLITE
CAL pow IEIs, which requ' res steady, re-
gulating, energetic, honest hand 10 correct
and control II. Every man $ experience will
tell him when such d state of things exist.
ne stmelanckolg nnd unequioocnt proof
81 u, being a (ft.N leI3AL Is FALL. m THE
liRIC u or PROPERTY.s'
The above IS from letlerof Washington
70 John Armstrong, and may bee found at
page 353 ol vol. 8 sc Sparks Life.
And having read and considered this look
It what follows
There can never be prosperous times Id
this countrys until q poor man, as ia England.
IS obliged e work fol sleeps head and
pluck day, and lie undcr cart at night
Senator AesDbury, g Aes0 England fede, 4
alist
he price Of labor IS entirely 100 hiph.
The laborer IN ibis conniry Ca afford 81
work for eleven pence day, and he hard
money system Will bring down ~ aes 10 thai
sum heat VIII alse come down 10 Is els.
bushels and every thing else ID proportion.
1 his lsthe best tarlh you can have, and the
only one that can enable the manufacturer
70 compete with England The Sub Treas
aFy wIlEefecs both objects it will put down
.he banks, and bring wages and every thing
Use down + y AaPpan. l9cofoc0 U. s.
Senator.
ssIo tie Southern States. e lie whole
sotson, rice, tobacco and sugar rr0Wilt RS
non, now So grievouslY afflicted with The
'uEse q the paper system = to al this region
would say stndy lhe financial system of
holland, France and Cuba Initiate them. 9
-k1imbeg Benton speech on tkesSab- i
reasufy, January l6
fo The oihaI States would s3y-do The
re
Establish hard money government
leaton. &
sltis true, 81, that he greater portion of +
ae laooFeEs ol france arc deprived Of The
e q ANIMAL ROOD bal & does not follow
lats as y whole. they aIe the worse am No. 2
fso lar rom lt. have the authority of p
English slaleman, who speaks from n
osefYation, and critical examination of
le SUBJECT thai ihe nnVARsn Is THE cAsn q \.
-Azr. Williams. member of Congress- 2
I'm Germany, where TIE currency IS pure v
metallic and TIE COST OF EVERY !.
ING REDUCED 10 a HARD NON Z
a STANDARD piece S. bread cloth
e be manu- aeAafed lof fifteen dollars Tie a
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09


have become thoroughly convinced Iha|
the present administration has departed from
those principles, and that The security Sc onl
Institutions and lie prosperity 81 TIE conn.
lTy demand d change.
The sxllaRagant and Wasielul expendi.
turns 1.-THE public money, The present scram-
bic iof Office, and prescription for political
opinion, are inconsistent with a plain Re-.
publican administration ofthe Government,
ana induces the belief, that the present al.
ministration has, 10 great measure. lost sight
of the general good Of the community: and
mainly looks TO the advancement OF It's own
authority, and to the reward Of rs own poli-
tical partizans.
The course pursued by the House Of Rem
Fesentatives, Of the last session Of Congress-.
in relation 10 the New Jersey case. cannot
in my opinion, be sustained, either by justice
or lar. believe that the majority COM
posed Of the ''democratcic" party, in rela-
ton TO that case, acted in violation Of law.
and disregarded the sovereign rights 81 New
Jersey, and thereby set an example,. emf
nently calculated 70 cause serious alarm FOR
the perpetuity ofour free institutions. The
policy pursued BY the administration IN rela-
ton 70 the currency, has been disastrous.
Its policy has been first to destroy the Uni
ted States Bank, and to regulate the cur
rency By means Of the State Banks-the
State Bank system has been abandoned, and
lastly, the Sub Treasury scheme is estab-
lished. Experiment has followed expert
ment dntil we find ourselves with little or
no currency, and the whole country labor-
ing under the most unexampled distress and
pecnniary embaFFassmets.
Deeply impressed with the beliefihat the
present crisis demands q change Ii the adj
ii aflods me pleasure 10 say,
that ia voting for General Harrison, shall
vote for one, who Is, il my opinion, DEM
ocratic Republican whose public and pri-
vate character IS irreproachable who has
served bis country with distinction ID various
political and military stations, and who Is in
every respect, worthy Of the high station to
which he aspiFes.
Yours &c