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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
MEETING ~ MARSHALL.

Saturday I6e 2sd inst, the day appointed 10,
ihe meeting Of the citizens Of this Senatorial District
to discuss he merits Of The poIi.oal parties Of The
-. Than, ei.ng wcs h,l ct TIC cpUr house in Mar
siaiL The day being very ram, and the roads mud.
80? ihero were 10 more Than fourth of H. I-.ysoas
= resent that wors expected About 90 o'clock in the
say Tie steamer [. s. Mail arrived, bringing abou,
seventy five or eighty P~ryons from Brooke and Ohio
t5a1iies. some also on horseback from TYLER Co
tri frsm has city ~ about eleven o'clock the com.
NV gathered ia tde court house when FRIEND Cox,
90 Tyler. was called 10 the chair and the dscr s.on
'cr'zmeneed. John M'r,uan. Esd OF this CITY. omen
- fire by reading written speech, a "a Isa4e
m We think John 4 Van Buren, man. but We
30 ~; srse AMI understand that the audience 10
whom he spoke are li't'e sure as We are lie wns
Slowed by Mr. John NJ Clarke of this city on behaI;
81 he people. Mr. Newman followed Mr. Clarke
Ia set speech which We understand was as mcriori.
ons as any Thing which could be expected frcm mcm
her Of the party. lie was followed by Col B. +. K,L
on tho part of the whig-. who KEEP, up the discus
o. Tor an hour with interest. enlivencd by humorot
i'"s'raIions and impressed nih sound argument and
. s.essing manner Col Thompson, Of this civ. fol.
Fed and endeavorcd {, plaster up the falling pariv
with al his might and nam" lie was followed by
D. NJ EJg'ng'on. EsI, Of this city who gave him a
goaly supply Of documentary evidence and sr-umcnt
Tat vas well worth listening TO- Col r.. replied
y SPr'gg. EsI. Of tbs city, r,sc and replied 20 him
ana TO other speakers ia speech Of about thirty nm
- "hioh was completely triumphant Every person
""fa We have heard speak Of il says that lsere was
''''r truth embodied IN ow words. more power aud
H'-e true eloqnence lhan lbs been f,r many a Jsy
heaTi m Western Virsn, They say % viii be enough
10 'he ollie holder, to digest Cor long nnc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

TIuts ~ Atau,vA-Ths o,ioumr 10 m extract
fum letter received BY renucfran % Pcicrsburr
from bis friend ir Ailtsma
6nrEvsSoE0rGH. FEb 2. 1910
The tunes here 1V Iu Virginia. are vcry touch. tho
worse here Than there The currency b rn most dc
nnrcd condition. The Tuscaloosa B,Ht - ,s,S, 4
Yesterday end upon De strength Of b. ore about 10 II
alarre amount Of post notes payable twelve onri.
hence. The Legislature tnow Boz SESSION. have is.t
passed lau .f-stcTJIy1 authorizing their banks live
n n1mer, o. each $500 600 Of posi notes. max
ing t2jJ0OOO Their plan b. % snip cotton. and rct
return iHspccie o. fll her Golfers There IS great
deal Of Indebtedness IN This county bar, with mi,
aclues. md common pradence. hey must vsry econ
srp.eois thrrseiecs. They are nj hail e. ssify "a
q, Ass pol sAacS 2 sea-- H,,s..srSs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

The Interference Of oiice holders ~ he elections
o. he country md the deep eancsincss with which
by en'er the fot oa field. has been oCeu the sbjcct
81 condemnation among ihc Whgs ami p,riicu.al
"rh lhoir lc'ding io1raals Tho drn,rcnce 3f op.n.
i'n upon this subject IS pcrhar. The most sinking and
iriPorar; characteristic Of The two parties II . an
'fa wlricj was proposed 90 be romaIicd iv tho bill
i"1oduccd into The Scna'e by lir Criusnf,u two
years SINCE which oil has met with The rao.t decided
IMPOSITION by The Van Bufen par y aud has been often
zee, ng-irst The Whgs By hat parry % having been
ss'rci that he Wings we're ihus cndcsvurrg Fl, De-.
f'.rr tie persons holding office. q rights va .h Shes
les-oascj ns citizens
Ihs i.apor4n"- Il 1is sol jeci and .hc CORRECTNESS,
q ih@ We've ~ i-e wugs no Icon G,ciBy brought
'f lrr mini ~ re-ort avert hove The Psi master
,. ihis r,iy, Col .. W. Trs-r7.-r WIS -p,inird t7
60 of~e little moro Dew '.o vea.s since rs r,.
e-'ssf his a1rrn'nert r. they are USUALLY made bv
'ns a1rninsIr-tnn. without ccns1lur the v, ishcs oi
tr~ pso-is Tew ~ norr q or ciizcns knew shat
--Hs'vai sn' s1r7i1'msri was irients1 until DO wa,
- "''~f W. bod NE risas re- # o. slighi ac1gan.
s-pee U'h Col r u-i f..y be'irvei him c,mpeie1i
"a iaHh'0l Wr. therefore. sr,iuu the wishes ri
rao-' ~ or a.rais .s...acl n.s .D1on.ncut TeeL
80 sa1. 81 -o1ao Ifrs fot uro1 the s85ec a. our
5ssrs jrsiy e7nro.g.I uF11,'yes f1sulicl. .n GOT
i1g -,~sris.d before .he appointment p,a mlIs --
'9ssy sr'ed ur7n no prrsio's u.i o. COVER raant
d, .vtt rof ~ rssc s1r5n.msns v'i6u c0lsti..n-
its si'hfs 90 iho f'og's lro-g t'om DE- oAssf wa
81, s-i % fhs t.. sefs fra,uy-- correct Wr.
=. .--- o.. - n.-,.,- - 10. A.sd D.. aa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

The GRpEcANOE FLAG Is issued rom this Office
IN the lst md i5h OF every mouth. Price 50 cts
fsVrn this tine until toe Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

TIE nyer commenced rising on Saturday night. and
-.n -lrut ten fertof being as h-h as NJ The De-,
rp To-, ss-ter is colder than BE- boz been bs' sea
srt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

CONNECTED with ihe above. d. one IT Ihe most *
ten I've READING ROOMS ia the United si,t,y.-
Terms 10 subs r.b,rs. - year Strangers a-o i.sc
20 VISIT . foS 'o space OF uuc month those who CON
SINE 90 vaii It ios longer term will be put down g.
. .tscfhsrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

PUBLISHED TIa.sXEEALY AND wEEKLY
AZ rKE cOaSER on vsioS sSp wxrEs SIS.
WHEELING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
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'fraNs-'rEs Tr-,y.eSly Taper 10 published on
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Military ana literary notice. re not tncludc
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

a certain description ct riersymen appears o. have
been da1hul IN tho dry waters of Poiitics n Nlsa-
chlscrs-lucudng political carousals. drinking 51s's
Sc H,fo b. sentiment
By ihc Rsrrrsa4 J. Waldo q Wohtrn Chris
f4nfy urd pure ueu'oerucv--fhe sovi and b,.V af a
pure government Wat the wisdom of Heaven hes
until lef ~ -.igo- G-I q9'1e.''afS.',y 70' atun.
Der
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
ABM. BELL & co. Agents.
on eootd the Steamship Liverpool. off the
InNn Of En...l I.......-. 1aIn

on eootd the Steamship Liverpool off the
Town OF fayal January ?. 1870
LEBEDEE Cook Esq
Dear sir-As presume the Mutual Co has some.
hg AZ risk on board the Liverpool il will doubles,
nc satisfactory 10 you 20 be informed that the steamer
Pu' IN hcre On the evening of the 30th uit The vest
cry winds we took at starting increased to gale short.
after we passed the Hook and lasted ID hours tho
wind Then shifted 10 the y. T. and ffoa the l7,, Ia
INC 2ith Dec, we encountered n succession of heavy
very heavy gales. from tho easiward-chicfy from r
" y and T.; not an hour OF fair winds. or even OF
moderate weather.
On the 9th, Sunday. bu, days fuel on board
Vuli sicam)-the captain deemed il prudent TO run
down TO this port. We were then m lar a. lon 81
anu no appearance Of the weather nodcratng or any
change; until yesterday morning the wind remained
a; E. and y. F.. proving the decision Of The captain
prudent onc indeed. his conduct throughout has been
beyond all praise, and there but one feeling prevail.
ing among The passengers Of perfect confidence in his
Qualifications and gratitude for his attentions to our
comGort.
The ship has performed admirably This is the l2,h
mp Tor me across the Atlantic. and have never ex.
perenced such continuance of adverse stormy wca.
Their. We have taken $50 tons Of Goals On board and
purpose taking much moro. 10 that we may count
lOO ios IN before START if the weather is moderate,
we may reach Liverpool in days from hence You
must not reinsure your specie.
We spoke the Toronto" on the ooh December
standing sou:hwari--all we'll We e1pect 10 get "a
sea tomorrow Yours truly. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

III Ciiys yisitio R.cbmo-1 anil Hanover Count.
.or which much preparation has been made. b. ILeI,
TO be postponed Il not given ug a'ioserh,r A., sc
oompish'd dnugl'erin-law.-iho ',.. .ritsury CLAY.
J-ded fe'' dave since az bsr residence near lev,
ing'on. Ky Mr. Clay received TIE melancholy ar,l.
'ic-ncc o1 The 2oh Ils daughter Is represented 10
have been charming womaH--amiablc ir tu he
wales Of s and strongly rnde.r.d 10 hfher 1rf .,r.
fIo appeared u I've i,o'o on ODD, rll1wiup dlv. bu.
took f1 port iu tie preceding
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

Ina iine S;eaner. which We have BEEN expec,,c
70 some eeys pn'sn,o the Western Islands for n sup
p" OF eosi on her hoFneward passage The Liver.
pool lei, tins city on Sunday the 18Th N December
ana Pu' INTO fayal the 3isi. being shor, III fuel
aio lawns encountered very severe gales and head
WINGS She remained at Fayal until the 81 of Jan
When sac took her departure for Liverpool where she
probably arrived on the l0sh We are s,ilr of the
opinion that she Ie Lvesposl. ON her rr,nr,, sh.,
the Is, Of ihis raouth
VIII &c rad with interest:
10 ne Editors II ue Commercial Advertiser,
Seniiemrn' The enclosed letter from a ne~Sensr,
on Board the steamer Liverpool will remove all an,
/ iety ON our account.
We may just add. that. the Trans. Atlantic s,.or,
'hip company OF Liverpool, as a precautionary mea
sure against possible accidents sent 1000 tons of e,o
y"' 'as' year. TO meet any emergency that nigh
occur Although Capt Engledue had enough coal or
board to take him 10 Liverpool from that lonende !,
ine weather. yet like prudent commander. knovin,
fresh supply 10 be within reach he bore up for Fayai
anu u'ess took IN fresh supply.
| Yours respectfully,
| ARM RErr 4 RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

Tnors vas a Tremendous meeting Of Harrison men
.n Washington Pa on the i7h inst u is said that
horo twelve hundred por-oas ,re-en ]. Decker
SON pre.dcd The meeting sas addressed BY Messr..
WNtnnan. Lawrence end Alden
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25


NIRGINIA.-The Report OF tho Auditor Lately mad,
IN obedience 90 resolution Of the House of Delegates
e1hb Is statement of the Escal affairs Of the com
Inonwealih. The existing deb, Of the State amount.
To S6.5J231I. ~ n Means Of meeting this liability
the STATE owns stocks and other property considered
available, which estimated nj the par value vii a.
mount TO S62Sl 969, being within s3IO4GS Of IN.
amount necessary 10 eItinguish th. debt Other fund.
more or less available are ranked in a second class
AMI when addoa 60 the hregoing will increase IN,
aggregate OF the States rcsousces TO nearly twelve
millions of dollars
A more favorable view still may be exhibited nv
omns IN The estimate of liabilities that portion OF
the State debt which held By public operations fo
The use OF the commonwealth There will remain
with Tins deduction actual debt ofonly SJ3s337I
Against this amount the Slate holds in tho single item
of Bank Stocks Sf.05e.4 400. To meet the balance
mere are Other funds amounting Than STA mil
lions and half
In the account Of the States te her Liabilities for
subscriptions 10 certain works Of Internal Improve
meni authorised but not called for are not inclu
ded. These amount TO - 81 320-the largest item,
being the subscription ofsl 800 $50 20 the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road COMPANY
IL will be seen by these statements that the fnap
ces of Virginia in a highly favorable, condition in
50 lar rs iIeeGom from etabsrrassmenis il considered
This favorable state Of affairs will enable the Con.
nonwealih. whenever the policy shall dictate such a
course TO enter upon The enlargement Of her yas,
sources with great advantage.
THE FrELi~G OUT wEsr-A few moments since.
a real hot Southwark loco ioco cnizrated West and
located himself near Alton. Illinois DAY or two
since letter was received from him. in which was
The following extract in subsance and we understand
That II excited rs much as'osshmsnt in his Southwark
trends rs Il Martin Van Buren, himself had come Out
Tor lle old hero
"Hu1za loo eH"si Tippscanoei Nay. you Md.
suI-o ~ as:Onlshmcni-I'm in earnest. Harrison is
all The cry here-and you might as well attempt 10
dam the Mississippi with pitchiork. refuse 10 swim
with the popular current Hcrcabouis n Van Buren,
man IS as scarce n Wing used 10 Be in old South.
wark. The blood Of the Western people is up. and
;ell yon they going Tor old Hard Cider" steam
boat fashion, and no mistake. PhiladeiPAis Stan
ddrd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

HARHisoy MEruyo.--There will be Tippccanoc
Meeting Of Bellair Belmont County, Ohio. on Fridoy
the i5fh March next. at 10 O'Clock Several speakers
iiom abroat expected 10 address the meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

Ma CL'Y-A gentleman Of ths city who was re-
Gently ai Wellington heard one Of NJ Clsy's efforts
n the Senate ch7mber lie has often heard him be
We asked him ifMr c. bad fitted during the last
year or two. a. was asserted b. The Van Blrcu,t,s
jas he tightening failed since you was a boz wa
bis Characteristic reply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

Of ne aHHiUersGry Of te 22l february lie Weeliag
Guards
Asreeabiy 10 previous notice, the company met nj
the Hose hoLse at half past ~ O'Clock r. NJ A0er
forming and marching through the principal streets Of
the city they proceeded 70 The Virginia Hotel and AT
o'closA sas down Il sumptuous dinner prcpared b,
MIR Ann Mtreary, proprietor of the house The Gle h
beng removed The following regular were res
ponded To
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

The proceclinrs OF the csy council. CITY ordinances
- uni o,...ss. re-, ,lt'y arrear 10 lhls ilrer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

ra sale ~ the Compiling Room Of ll.o Wheeling Times
ind AGXCr' scr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

Toridq.-The Savannah Georgian Of
the 9TH instant. states that the campaign
in Middle Florida has fairly opened. Col.
Garland, in command Of the lst column,
composed of eleven companies of the lst
and % Infantry, Is ordered to scour all
the hammocks between the st. Augustine
road and the Georgia line, aud has alrea-
dy, with nine companies. passed through
Pa,tcrsou's Hammock, from west to east,
without discovering any indication Of h.
dams. Col. Davenport, in command OF
the Cd column, composed of Dragons,
Artillery, and 9th Infantry, has commence
ed operations south of the -. Augustine
road. between it and the Gull.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

Humiliatiae.-It is notifying enough
70 know, that there are 50 many persons
in North Carolina, who are eagerly wait
ing TO snap up the crumbs that fall from
the Executive table. without the additional
humiliation OF seeing in the influential
prlntsof other States such comments this:
Alas! poor North Carolina. Thankful IS
her sons would Dc for the smallest fayorS, they
are again destined 10 new defeats-new motth.
cations. Her claims are again postponed to a
more convenient season. Her hopes are kept
alive however, in the expectation that some one
Of her highly gifted political champions as
Mr.. Bynum would say, may vet DO called 10 the
Office Of Solicitor Of the Ireasury.-A. Y Gnu
rssr md Enquirer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
MARRIED

On the 23d instant, by the Rev. James VI
Thomas, Mr. ELIAS ALEXANDER, Of this
county, 70 Mrs. MARY SPEARS, daughter Of
the Rev. John Rocker of York District, ; G.
In this county, on the 18th inst. by tue Rev.
". ; Pharr Mr. JOHN VI PORTER TO Miss
MARY G., daughter Of Henry Hunter.
In this county. on the Nth inst, by John
Sloan. ESQ, Mr.. CHARLES II. HUTCHINSON
10 Miss ADALINE THOMPSON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
Fire III Wilmington.

weeG and lAt other we shall insert IN our naXt.
NJ
~ - - ii''i"- '"h
= sup ''"' 'he "''ee o. s''e v .imin5'on A.
''''''er' 'Af' Ass rs van '1e following paHiea'
laH Of iae caious.ve eonil1 grafton which occur
rcd al that p!Ace On the ian inst.
Wilmington, I'm. l7tb, 1910.
With o hcaft Lrait wc sIt down Ii the
task % mAHtn1 bret record Of one u the
most disastrous lrc,, With which our Dc.
Notcdiownh has etcrbeen VISITED. Atabout2
O'Clock lhi, morning the alarm sounded ard
proved Ia proceed nom the store occupied
by John Da"s9n, az the North East cor
nerol the Cuuftl House The Court House
itse'i was soon on ire as were also the
buildings adjoining NJ lia"sons. The
flames progressed thence, WIN isrrlie IN.
rN, ~ an c'stefiN ana nJf.mrN direction
ol the square N which the fire originated,
aad M e" minutes caught me bai.dins-
across foh' street. Y westerly direction
~ pt"9T,-s % me ifc VS. thch ~ eirfA
direction from g common centre SOUTH
however, h''hlliS vas naihi bui liie 'oHt'
li'u''' ~ ''aef u't'e '''ils n'i,ea''ui NJ
uafr'e'~ s'"'h ~ ln'', ''. NJ uil',i Us W.
THAR ''n .,' s''''''A - " anu ~ l. -
W CUT ''''-t VIZ ,''l'iUiy ISL ~
"'s' Wy ~ t'''1'' - '''e "'''A y ,ai'
1t, on the ioimef square, aud three brick
building ~ iae \. " au1le 81 Inc latter'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
NOTICE.

III He subscriber again, aud for the list time,
~ respectfully requests those Indicted to hiIn,
10 come forward imned 1tcly and make settlement.
Those WIN cannot pay eau at least close their
accounts By Note. such as do not avail them
selves of this notice by the frs, day Of March,
next " i'll after that time be called On By officer.
STEM. FOX.
Jan. p $40. ne
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

Judge Saunders having resigned, his place on
the Bench will be supplied - the Executive
Council, which meets in this City, on the 10th
Of February Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
Thmrsdny. January 30, 1910.
The E'GODge's Ticket.
ron GOVERNOR,
J. VI. MOREEEaD, of Guiifopd.
FaR PRESIDENT.
WV. II. HARRISON. of Ohio.

One Prestdsatioi T'erm--t1e integrity II Puktc
Serrarfs-fLe safeigo tie P4bic Money, and
hs general go0d VI tie PEOPLE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
SUPERIOR COURTS.

The following Arrangement of the Cir
cuits for the ensuing Spring, has been hand
ed us for publication
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

Harrison Tictory.--We learn from the
Pittsburg Gazette that William W. Irwin,
Wing, is elected Mayor by 700 majority,
besides carrying every Ward IN the City,
clectlng seven Select and twenty-five Com
mon Couucilmcn, being the entire ticket
This is the beginning of ilarrisonism.--
Heretofore the Locotocos have held the
sway in Pittsburg. Harrisburg Chronicle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
NAILS ~ IRON.

FENHE Subscribers give notice that they
Il have commenced business; their Fur.
uaec is in blast, Forge and Nail Machines in full
operation and can ia short time he able 10 fill!
any order with which they may be favored at their
former prices,
FULENWIDER 4 BURTON.
Liuc0la CO., Jan, %. lo4O. ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
NOI,.s.E.

EEAylNG been qualified as Administrator Of
"a the este , Of Robert Beatty, deed, ] will
sell at public safe, on a credit OF one year at the
late residence of said deceased, near the Iucka-
-ege Ford Lincoln county, on Thursday and Fri
day. the 9Th and l4tb d February next, the fol
loving property belonging to the estate Of said
deceased, VIZ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

An attempt is to be made in the Mas
sachusctts House of Representatives TO re.
peal the Is gallon law
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
C.ETTKE. EEOGS,

VTFE '7'FV' 0''7T7
One Road Wagon, Farming Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, DC DC.
r.. VI ALEXANDER, Adnr.
Jan % 1910 tl9
n, b. All persons having claims against the
said estate, are requested 10 present them within
the time prescribed By law, or this notice will be
aead in bar; aud those indebted, are requested to
f.ake pavmcut. K " A. idmr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

On the 2lst INST, in the New York Leg
stature, Mr.. Tallmadge was elected Scna
tor.
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Mr.. Calhoun, is said to have expressed
his determination toretire from the Senate
at the end of his present tcrm-Mdrch,
Isll.
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Letters from New Orleans bring nior-
nation that Col. Zee has been appointed
Minister 10 the United States FROM the Re
public Of Texas, rice General hnnap.--
Col. Bee, it will be rccalectcd, was the
Minister depuied from Texas 10 the Re-
public Of Mexico, but was not received by
the latter.
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Treinia.-Mr NcCarfy (Whigl iseIec.
icdto Congress, rice Gen. Mercer, declined.
The Secretary Of war has directed Off
GERS Of the Army TO wear Grape for the
space Of thirty days, a. a testimony Of res
poet for the memory Of General Bernard.
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sssgJS's' SALE.

sSY virtue Of Deed Of Trust to Inc executed
Z , by John Russell, aad for the purposes there
10 mentioned, ! y III sell on credit Of II months,
the following property. On Monday, the 10Th Of
February next will sell in the Town Of Concord,
The entire stock of
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Congress have been in session about if
" days, and, as yet, not single bill has
been passcd--cNcept one for the pay Of
members Of the House.