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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18
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COM DU TROLsIkNE DIsTRJcT
PAROEssE EST BATON ROEGE.

~ NO. s795.
Morris Morgan 4 I ,osnas Eibbes MorsMs.
44eS vsvsa a'au writ ~ FER lSeas a msi ssires-
In ~ par Hen. C0ar du frois;4npe Ussssca,
Psroisse q Esas ~sashits, 'expos~rai ev tesss p,s-
biiq.e a h Maisow ~ Cooy,
JEUDf, ~ Mai 1870,
znx ksures osdissivss des ysrtes, tpDs les 6fsits,
fitses, mssrsss ~ psesessions des defendeurs da.s
81 po"v " p.opsiess ci spses deerite, ssvoF:
UHs NEfsRESA sseisvs nowasuse Ssyt6e, d sse
o'easiro" ~ s,s. :
ssisis po"s s~ssisassse q. j"gerssns u aug fss's
ds psoess ci-asssss.
Conditions Az sHwpssss.
70 awhile a. DuPLA NTTER, SberT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

PAR IA COGR DIES PREGvEs.

psR IA CoGR DIES PREGvEs.
Pafoisse Ouest Eafon Rouge.
syN eenu d'en ordrs Do Ia fou, snsdits, u sers
IL se"'ta q PeHcH', pasle Jogr sr,,ssiaae,
LUNDi, 4 de Mai p~rs,rhsiu,
a % hsurss A NJ. cisx N. Jscgaes Mols,,oe pe,~,
les Es~iaecs soivaas sp,srteusat d Ia specess,os
he sse Ds'ne C6lesse Bernard, derAdss. s,,oass
squares lie corps a d. bias d. die siesr Molsison,
ssvoir:
Gaspafd, nsure a2e do ~ .
Gierfy, rs 81
Marc, Is
Cosprrloss-psysbfe. sa tier, .. Ma, ,,o.
ci,sia ls4I IN TIERS er Mars 1877, - M tisrs an
Mars ls13, IN bilte,s eafo sss A satisfaction 80
hypoh eiar sfscas'e sH les dis ssclsyss ~jaspa'sa
psrfait pHie,nent.
ls' asra-s +" rAveoT, lose.
WIsas1Eey, Tastne, Gvmssse.
~ vsn'irs s~nsat d'srsivsr so his. 81 40 d~,s,-
- bis Ne Nhiskey 100 bis Dc p, tre f,stehs.
M bariiless d. Graisse: l r~i,are,ts 4 prnf:
vgises. NnyTAN !
yft. y SO a"s,e pss NJ W W Ws.,.s dsms.,.
- All sar pANNile 4 ~ rwitiss de Baton : o,ve
dsHs este ~psrcssse 10 tev. Svyi, uws .ynsns,,e Ia
rouleur ao'stts sgss ~ grstss as, ~ msins
dc raa', ayant uBs ansa,ue blsnehS sur In ts,e/
II .WAfkEH, Rsugspv.
~ tvri %. III a
yfL = ete srress 10 Ter Avriipss Nssh~rssf Gssy.
- Isss . swvisuss 8 as,bsvs III Eaten Rostse. .a,~
v acss, cags 81 blanche n'sysus aaeuas a.,sat,s
a"e cF'p s"r pofsiiis ssseae 81 Deus pesisss eo.,-
pUsss SIR pore,s.e dsoiss.
llasa1 - PA. wAI.xEa R.ns.r,.
IN AVIS.
u OUrES les psrssanss q.i oss hos ,Acisum-
tons a fa're contss Ia s,ccsssiop fs lMme. Mar
y. S'mtb, dtcsies; soas prices de psessnssr Iss,s
compss ~ s~p1ssis,A sx6cnteer tes9s ygssts,ss
mas-4 ANDREW KlklnPErE
n 4r Avs~ .-a
u DUTIES lbs pssso,,.,ss q.s doisss a Ia sac.
cession IL Reuben ". Deahags, sous s.as,yes ds
payer; es Htnatss los psssosnsY q ep,t " ss du do
s'S.srsssss ~ spusssne Aesafasssasev
70 fssr<'- = JoisS KING.
~ CHSaRgEs.
~ Charruss dot.b sss en- aer. Nos. ia
81 3. Rs;aes dern,e.e,Staf u D yspars
- " r pHIL1.PS 4 C
1E0UTEs Fss p-ssssuuss qus dosesus d Madsme
In Ia ssxEssssou ITO f,a sos assa ]. ". Hebep,, sopt
prices De vs,.fr payer y W.. Aaoiphs Iisbsr, ci,as-
xe ~ pnayo.r 4 CO.. eher.
~ Fsvassn
kECu desniSreascnt ssa vcndre 100 b.
CRANES de J~ardinage.
u S~puss7ene vie.t de srretoiv IN nn,ysi a.
$500 II - A - -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

IsceA6;ea Badim~e-Le Journal BaLiaore
Patriot du 30 Mara. sspposte que dsns h msti-
uss h fes s'etsis declare dsns North Gray, 40
Sod Dc rEsiiss Lutherienos Aaiemande chez un
msnuisisr. L'incsadie . sssne reslise qui a t.e
cpnsamts nslsrs ks efforts dss pompiers. Ii y
asait 60 her IN autse incsods n coin des rues
Bsssimoss q Coisest e ravant derniers nui, un
ausre pres do uoaaisnent Dc w Warrington.
Les habitans dc d Jamaiqus ont demande ! la
Legislature de cetie isle Dc passer une ordonnan-
&C pour encoursssr r<nisrastOn des sgriculteus
de Ia mere pairis on De tsus autrs endfoit, parce
gull est mlinsenant bien reconnu que les noirs'
llbrcs niont ancuns vocation 2osf le tIsvsil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

Al. row
ARPENTEUR ~GEOeKAPHE


DosAsssosviGas, Lsas.
&ErutS hsis ans 81 Bareae t4eNeysl do rss.
- pentsGe. Exeeatefs tbus Ies svprnsasrs.
phsiss dor hsititstiov q ~ des vil'es, IL; b rea,,4.e
Satisfaction des pesscanes dai rhonosrsoet ~ isay
coBasnce. IL sy6lA@t0
AVIS.
AAE soassisnS ayaat sppfis qu'aH dovvesfi1ae
svsis achet4 tics nsAFcisandises Ell soss ao,n, ftfofsne
10 public go'h Ne psyefs sacon eotspss I'll n sst
ste6fHpHgA4 dsus orfre lie hi.
10 svfi@fO STEPHEN HENDERSON
AVIS.
-. srs,ssisrs sysat une gfsnds n~aa.ii,e IL
PLaANCHEy ~ differences qesltee en- bois
biaac, dos,ae avis qa'H los vsadfa b Tres bon assr4
che pous de coysptaist. S'aaf~sssra
NODERT BEAfE, m d
10 avfI~10 HENRY TOMII &sDNe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

lie goayernesr Roman, le major genre.
raj De Bays e. Ie general Smith, nccom
pagnes du Consul Franc ,i,, sont atlk-
bier d~fjeuner ! bord du brick .e DUSols
An moment de ienr depart, is "nt &c >
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

lie (onnersuM u..) Hatehman rap
poste 10 :saa qui pciat parfaitemcnt Ie ca
fac.tre d. Genersl Harrison: q
~ repoqae on H,rrlson stait mcmhre
da Cvngfss, il ob.int n commission po,:r
Eai,e cntrer son fils en- q"aIfte de cadet B
rEcoIe Militaire de West Pesat. Peu de
temps aprss. IN Jeuae BONNIE dss'reuv de
s'instrnire. m,is trip pauvre pour en- avoir
le. moyens. ie prize de Ic fa're admet:fe 4
West Pint. Harrison ma pouvait asoir
game cetawsssien ct cette commission
ttsit dsiS esptdiee en- favour de son fts.
Tent aatre aarsn dit attended,, mails hi
repondit vosfs faurez, ct sur ie chimp il
fiji rempIscef snr IL commission obtenne
par Iui le nom Do son fls par ceIui dc Da-
vid Wallace.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

Avis.
- les perscnnss s5ses dos recIarna-
'io'is consfe 10 ss,crs-siop de- fsu Giscoeuo Rsp.o
decede alb %in,es,nt, spns pysess DE- les e~essepser sa
Jogr De IA paroisse Dust BATON Rouge.
so"ess Batos Rouge II Avrif f840@g.
f AVIS.
LIE s~o"ss'sr1 rcmescie iss bsbitsns de Bafcp
Rcekc ~ des s~nyiTons, pour PEI roavasssNs. qp't
en- q fecs, ~ lev Informs gae dspais ~pissiesrs ~.
tta'nss !, z, seiane de concert svsc 10 Reqd. Mr..
Pe,rsos. SIM eroIs sst sssirmswsnt d csss Dc IL
'naiso" do Geal. Thomas. u s~oilicise d. noayssn
encourages Dssnt d. pebiie.
ayr,--8 HENRY d. p. ROBERTs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18
.1fnM RonQF.
sAsneAl, - Avrt1 1910.

A@rNoss svons tepa aas Ictfe do aotse Repre-
ssat6nt rAcMs r. w Chan. resfesssss IL ,epon-
sc sui.s6,s ds seesessise De ID ocesfe. 4 ane
~ecrnn1usicstion All tci 4 AS ensoyte "a, h da
Repraseafans 81 rhon. Rice Gsftsad, Ini fsissnt
~coaaaiiss h n<ce.sitA dsssoyes prcmpsement
dos .ospss tcus prSsesef n zee Dc besoin, Ie
pesse WILTSHIRE do ceste place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

Chsntse des Representsns.
On s'spperse.fs keiteNsst par este letsse quit
90 fsas1 Pc .ksavsc~p es~pses cor ees ,scopes.
lie gsfe Chaua ssssves qs'f scswestss h stsce
s~,ics / rsueNicn de ID ChamSte dee Repfesen
s.as q qsft tsehera d'ostests - s6ssstat sso.
ssbts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

EHosEess rs ssrak vitIs.~~Dsos rsesee
1881, ~ A. sss sesscslpsico dsas netss siile
rcss fseqsisticN d'soe Hcttcse, qst dewitt ere
paaees dsws 10 etcckes h rEsfise CsthcAqos. Les
~.isoyeos De cet.e Vile COT ssiness de Il ntcessisd
s'aveis IN s6ssIstess da tens. - sehA sahpfesses
de semplit par d~eslIon' sandtea. h sonscfap-
tieNs Cests heficss Nest poiat enccre pisete NAL
sts que r.s ssfsit "a IL leaes Dc fslles ehesche'
fu, CO seSs 90 Chisss 81 aesssosp Do sesscsip-
,euss ~ dsMsndens n ,asesset quad soaners
rkests 90 eea.s kostcss sera plsctes =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

SODvEILEs De la JAMAfQGE.
lie capit.iae Levy. da brick Ganniefen,
arrive HER de Kingston d'oa il u fat ve'le
10 81 mars, a Ell fo~btigeaoee de- noas co"s
m%onipaer los joafaaax de- III Jamai Iue
jps1n'su 90.
La d~intnvion gradselIe des prohibits de
Ia cdoeie ps rais-sit prhoceupef sef'su.e-
nont Ia popalstion saae eoquste avnh ere
ordonnke .nr ee s"jst par la legislators,
mais 90 s'en connaissait pas encore 10
rssuitat.
En- attendant m await prssentS On bill
pour favofiser re~migfatiou. Fane'sHne
population diminaant svec une 'apidas
cfraysnte par suite du systsms dappfen'
tissage.
Ia terre deme"se pressure pafto"s N
cutie. parce qus les kmaacipes se refue
sent ! tout travail rsgalief ct ~ coasen-
tent / travsillef de temps ! antfe q''e pour
des eages tout i fat hors de proportion
avec lea btni6cca ct Les moyeas d" ptan~
tenr. Les choses en- o n p~arvcn"es . ee
point que Sir Charie. Mescalfc Ia'-mstne.
don't On conuait foptinisme reconnan qre
ses e~spsrances sont Ipin de- - rstliser."'
La Jam,itue nc conpse dkJa plus PAT
mi les colonies. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

lie brick Fssnesis Dc suesrs Dsnoiss est arrive
a Il Nils. Osi<Aos vsnsat De 10 Havsns, via de
Tampico, 10 . do eoursn,. n rappos.s sue les e.
dfrsIissss do Mssisue t,sisnt en- faiss devsnt
fsrmfs victasieuss d'Arists.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18

Cosprrfoss- Payable, ~ tiers eu Mars pro.
cl,siss l54t ~ fi.rs ~ Mars 1872, ~ m Tiers IN
Mars ls13, IN bilte,s eufo sAs A satisfaction ~
hypot etiur ~sfscas1c sH les dis sscisyzs ~Juspe'sa
psrfsit J.ie,nenf.
IeF ayri4S r.. f..e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

mand specie for taxes provide for the payment Of
their officers in currency not common to the People
This, among Others strong and insuperable OBJ
lection to the BILL and at explained the remarkable
fact that all the Federal officers and expectants were
in favor of the bill. He would not prosecute the sub
ject further, he to single point, and did not
propose to 60 into general argument.
conversation now took place with very little en-
phasis by Messrs. MOUTON, KING, WRIGHT,
SMITH of Connecticut, and SMITH ofIndiana.
Mr.. BUCHANAN and Mr. DAVIS also made some
further remarks chiefly statistical and to the same eff
feet before.
The subject was suspended by consent, and, after
an executive session, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

The bill was then informally passed over, and the
Senate proceeded TO the consideration of Executive
business after which, it ad ourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Thursday, January l6, $40
Mr.. COOPER, Of Georgia, being entitled TO the
floor,
Mr.. MITCHELL, with the permission ofthc gentle
from Georgia. begged leave of the House TO make
cd r-rs,s tiiis Guy In consequence OF
the course pursued by the honorable gentleman from
South Carolina (Nr. Pickens) the other day in abiding
to article that appeared in The Madisonan, having
personal bearing HIMSELF he Mr. NJ, conslrain-
ed to ask the indulgence in reference himself
The article he alluded to appeared in the Globe of this
city, of Tuesday last Mr.. Nj then read from The Globe
as follows:
at is true that Gen. Duff Green was offered ten
thousand dollars, it, by the of his name, few of
the State Rights party could be induced TO join the Fc
deral party and his election Public Printer
provided he would surrender the employment so OBJ
tanned to Gales and Seaton This proposition was
made 10 Cen Green directly by Mr. Mitchell, men,
Der from New York, in letter This letter was sent
by General Green to a member of the House from \
Carolina with view that it mi ght be shown TO some
one of the State Rights party ofSouth Carolina. 1t
shown BY him, as it ought TO have been, first to the
Speaker, and with his advice TO another gentleman Of
distinction All considered it gross overture of Jrt
bern The member who made this proposition although
he used in his letter the term .loc in making it. and
gave assurance that, 'f adrotly managed, the whole
Federal vote could be concentrated on Cen CIeen for
the purpose named, yet dlsclamed speaking for his
party. If we msstate, in tb slightest particular, the
purport of the letter, MIR Mitchell can put all right by
producing it. n:.-,
tory Of The $1,000 proposition TO purchase the public
nrintina which as been so falsely sputed to Us BY
,bo co5f.der4 of Mcssrs. Gales and Seaton. in tho
s corruo of the extra session Of -37
Nv ~ said it was proper that he should remark.
tba, tvous 10 the publication Of this article he re-
I'd limitations of the character named in it; and.
Isl the purpose Of putting himself right before the
House, he wrote TO General Green for copy of the
letter wni,h he had written to him, and which was
written il too much haste to retain copy of it. He
wrote to General Green for copy of this letter for the
purpose i laying it before the House; but, having
waited idr four days without hearing from General
Green,h Vas constrained to make this explanation 10
the Hoas VIII; ut dea tartce the Globe so far
! s ss: s the s,S s Eli; q sss
raj Green 5uggesun; to MN p Come mere and be
.be candidate Tor the Office oil rater Of tie House
pithou, making him the ohsF o. ~ specific sum fos
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18
RY CYRIL e.. CADY.

that any partially has been used, will vote ioT
an entire new set Of officers and directors.
My honorable competitor does not deny hay
ing voted for what is commonly called the Cur
rency Bill of the last session, and | understand
he is under pledge to vote for ii again if he is
elected. will give very different vote il 1t is
your pleasure 10 elect ne, and pledge myself moi
to legslate the little currency we have out OF the
state have foundit Of great use to me in pay
ing up for produce and stock, and think the PEG
pie generally could not have paid their debts i
The bill had passed and become law at the time
our members voted for it.
also pledge myself not to run the State in
debt any more than can be avoided, being in ia
vor of riding on horseback instead Of rail roads,
until the hard times are superseded by better mo-
ney and better credit, and more Of both.
The right Of a majority Of the people to in
struct their representatives will never be OPP
posed or denied by me, but will not permit q
few men about the towns TO set themselves up
for the people, as is common in the winter, anC
undertake to instruct me TO give vote which
believe TO be in opposition to your rights ard in
terests
1t is we'll known to a large majority Of yor
that supported and voted for Gen. Jackson, bu
believe he done wrong in veoing the Bank o
the United States, and not putting up another
one in its stead. This | consider the beginning
Of all our troubles in money matters. If the
place of that bill, when not permitted to pass, hac
been supplied with as good one ('hought to be
less dangerous) we would all have been much
better off-or such is my honest opinion.
will say nothing on the subject ofmy qualifca
tons to represent you, considering that myself ant
my honorable competitor ought not to quarrel a
about that. You will therefore have to weigh gu
principles, and decide which is best calculated to
advance yourselves and our country. To your
decision, whether for or against ME. will bow
es becomes republican.
Your fellow Citizen,
JOSEPH COOPER.
Howard County, July Is, 1910.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18
For The Times.
PARODY.

On the Wabash when the sun was low,
In ambush lay the hidden foe,
And dark as winter was the flow,
OF Wabash rolling rapidly.
But Harrison saw another sight,
When the drum beat at dead Of night
Commanding fires of death to light,
The darkness of the scenery.
BY torch and trumpet fast arrayed,
Each freeman drew his battle blade,
Aud furious every charger neighed,
To Join the dreadful revelry
Then shook the hills with thunder riven,
Then rush ed each man to battle driven,
And louder than the bolts of heaven,
Far flashed the dark-red muskctry.
And redder vet those fires shall glow,
Which felled the helish savage foe,
And darker vet shall be the flow
Of Wabash rolling rapidly.
IT'S morn, but scarce yon lurid sun,
Can pierce the war clouds rolling dun,
Where furious Shawnees' deep.mouthed gun,
Roar mid the sulphrous canopy.
See Harrison rush from place to place,
While smoke and fire begirt his face,
To crush the assaulters of his race,
With Kentucky's gallantry.
The combat deepens On ye brave,
Who rush to glory or the grave;
Wave, freemen, all your banners wave,
And shout with all your chivary.
Friends shall part, where friends do meet,
Combined their country's foes to beat,
Though each turf beneath their feet,
Should be a soldiers sepulchre.
Hank how the falling foes retreat
Bold Harrisons victory is complete,
And every turf's winding sheet,
OF some Indian warrior.
BARD-ANN NON.
Apple Ridge, Mo. Julys.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

that every man in the Union had heard that unpre-
meditated and eXtemporaneous address. Upon
every candid mind it impressed the conviction that
the opposition candidate for the Presidency the
last man in the world to be made the instrument Of
committee Of observation-disclosures" or to conceal
his opinion Of public measures from sinister mo-
hves, when the disclosure Of them was called for
by the proprioty aud fitness Of things.
II will be recoected that the remarks of Gen
Harrison are reported by the Editor Of the Con-
tederate entirely from memory, and therefore the
language is not the Generals, aud possibly, there
may re some slight variation from the sentiments
he expressed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18
Hopard County, July 10, 1910.
GEN. HARRISON AT COLUMBUS.


The following is the substance oil zen. HarrI-
sons remarks at Columbus, Ohio. They were
renorted nv The editor Of the Ohio Confederate, a
c,Ia,o. s,,nnor,o, Of Van Rrro, We bone ,be
,o'''', 'oPrO''0i - 81 "'.-c,,
Loco foco croaNetS Will DC SduSNoo NOW, ',i''
the peoples candidate Is now uncGSed, and that
they will cease their slanderous reports Of his
concealinc his opinions. The old General very
III, I'll, =, .Ioalo.
"aPP"y 'i'o''' " 'll'o '''''N.''
GENERAL HARRlSON'S REMARKS.
General Harrison said he was greatly indebted
70 liz roIIo,, cit;yons of Colrn,hrS and Franklin
Hcnn,rNthe n,nst cordiaI bosnitaI;ties had At all
tines beon accorded to him bv Them. So lone
aoo nc the fine when he was honored with the
c0mmand Of The ..North. Western army" and
held his Head Quarters at FrankIinton' on the
other side Of the river, il was his fortune TO find in
the people of Franklin County, not only good
citizens bpt patriots and soldiers. Their nnvarv.
ing Kindness 10 him had laid him under many pre
vious obligations, and their generous attentions on
the present occasion he cheerfully and gratefully
Acknowledged
He said he had no intention to detain his friends
hv MAKING Sneech-and he did So in obedience
TO what he understood to be the desire of those
whom he addressed. He was not surprised that
the public curiosity was awakened in reference to
some things which had been lately published con.
corning him, nor was he unwilling 70 satisfy the
feelings of his fellow. citizens by such proper ex.
plantations as became him, in his present position
before the country. He confessed that he had
suffered deem modification. since he had been
placed before the people as candidate for the
highest office in their giG-nav. the most exalted
station in the world-that any portion of his coun.
trvmen should think it necessary or expedient to
abuse, Islander and yilify him. His sorrow arose
not so much from personal-dear as was to him
the humble renutaiion he had earned-as from
public considerations. lie might draw consola
ton, under this species OF injury, from the revea
tons of history, which showed that the best of
men. who had devoted their lives to the public
service had been the victims of traduction But
virtue and truth axe the foundations of our Repnb
lican system-when these are disregarded, our
free institutions must (all-he looked, therefore.
at symptoms of Generalization with sincere re-.
gret, as betokenng danger to public liberty. A
part of the political press supporting the existing
administration, and certain partizans of Mr., Van
Buren,. also candidate for that HIGH Office to
which some Of those whom he addressed desired
to elevate him, had invented and propagatcd many
calumnies against him, but he PROPOSED on the
present occasion to sneak of one only of the nu.
merous peryersions and ISLANDERS which filled the
columns Of the newsnopers and misrenresented
his character and conduct. He alluded to the
story of his famogs "CoufIeutiaL Committee. {"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18
GEN. HARRlSON'S SPEECH.

reported By the Eii!or Of The D,trou A3rertiser !
Fellow CITIZENS:
! am not, upon this occasion, before you, in oc-
coriance with my own individual views or wishes.
1t las ever appeared to me, that the Office of Pres
ident Of the United States should not be sought af-
Ter any individual; but that the people should,
spontaneously, and with their own free viii, accord
the distinguished honor to the man whom they be.
,IeHa "udid best perform ITS important d.tl7s En-
teylui.i0g these views, l should, teii1N citizens,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
y . y 9 Q . q

ENEANS' FAMILY APENENI rii.LS are p,ir,
~ y vegetable. crIap posed with the Sirictust pr,c
ios q" >ciece sHi "a er; they produce ms isrs
lHd are ~sr.a;c = cure ;tr following iisra..s vbi,.
trsr irorE Impurities Ct tho hla5d vis=-suopl,-V
Bilious affections, Coughs. Colds Ulucrato, So. thr,t
>carCI Fever. Asthma. Cholera, Liver COMPLAINS
diseases OF the hIeys and Bladder Affections p.cu
mar TO sma"s and all those diseases OF Whatsoever
N'd' 10 which human nature is subject. where the
stomach - affected
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases 'iNcr complaint. dyspepsia biois diseases
'Fs ulcer, female weakness. and all cases OF hypo.
l"w spirits papatiou ct the heart ner.
'ous itinihIy nervous weakness auOr albus seminal
NeaNhcss indigestion. lo>s Of appetite. gen
ai GeOiily bodily weakness, chorOsis or green sick
less Hduiehcy, hysterical G,iniings mysteries head.
"hes' hiccup, sea sickness. night mare. rheumatism
Sihma' TIC dOulourcuN, CrImp. spasmolic affections
ana those who are victims that most eScru,iatinr
iS"rder Corr. will find relief orn their suferlups by
clurse of DIR. Evans medicine
beHdre Of Contradictions Ia particular
n purchasing to that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Of It's entry according Act Of Con.
yrcsS, And be Likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham street. Ncw-York or from the REGU.
Lar AGENTS. WIN H. KING Uhe,g;ng
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

- EWESf IASlIIONS.--The subscriber J, ,,,,
- opening Of be ttoreroora on Mpfkct S,p,,e ,
i'rgc and fashionable stock q F,pcy and D,p..,s
dr rrois among which orc the following viz.
Rrrh fr'd PJuli 10 sue Silk
d. Ch'nzeabic Nclinc O''ogsn f'r lsdis, 5onnets q
new article,
Plain 6g'd s,iins Of rich quality.
Rich striped Hlouslin De loins' the sswoz fashions
frpn psrs.
Zephyr Srarls and rrlis
Painted Iengees super Bssho) dark rl1rc I'D zi,,s.
with many other ARTICLES u The lsest fashions
Also I hlles heavy brown sheciinrs a sl,tf,pr.
Several casc' bcachcd uuslins ~ qualities.
tNO pcrcs British and Domestic Punts Sc tyr
The above g,ods having been purchased on The best
terms e. a. reduced prices will BE- MD unusuoIv los
1f r,sh oT ~ puEci0ol customers nj short ss.dIt.
ys' 10 GIfIC1 N~sftvppAv