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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

ARKANSAS.-The State o Arkansas (says the
New York Amrricnn) Is about to follow the exam.
pie OF Mississippi in rePud IaIion Just debt because
nfthe inilelI'y oi the agent. to whom its evidences
couiidod.
The iacIs are shortly these. In order to MD the
Real Estate Bunk OF Arkansas. the Safe issued t,,
II certain binds. OF $500 or 81 900 ench. which
we're placed by that Bank IN the hands of the N,rt,
American Trust aud Ranking Company of New
York. IA onler % raise money FIR the Arkansas
Back. They were endorsed Ia the North American
Trust and BHlking Company. without reservation
AMI tr anghl that appears ugol their face az ~, the
endorsements. they were ahsoutsly the prupsrr, OF
tins COMPANY.
For IT. own Purpose. the North American rrnsl
1nd Banking Company pledged these bonds Ia
Mrss's. litf'rd & Co, who could knn>S MOTH: 2 ri
the conditions uHicr whrh the Rasl E.iaI, Bank of
Arsansas had placed these bonds With the Nor,h
imcrican rrIsI and Blinking Company. and VIII (,
fniing them regularly Transferred Ia thIs company
were upI l'p ind 10 ask.
TLey took the bon 10 nv regular endorsement
nnl now because the North American Trust and
Ranking Company. The agents nf the Real Estate
Bank of Arkansas hIvG carnuitioI n hreash Of
rust that hank The State al its iuSiisltiun a.,
rares that neither bound EIr the payment n( tho
lSpnds IA the hands ut innocent Ihird parties whu
have paid value Tor them!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
nrLLrR's COUGH SYRUP. .as. .aI r.-

M lLiERS COUGH SYRUP. n ,nGe nnI Yer,
WI sthrsei"us rcrae i-r Congks. Colds lus..
ezra. 'tsma, Mhoopins COACH Bnd the y,,,,,,s
aliertons of the Lungs
TIN, valuable medicine hlVins heen eYt. 49,.
" used 10 seven or eight years. and with nj.
IN st ussverSst succsss, ~ confidently f,c,.ta.
mendsd as eelns the best NEEDY COZ he abass
compl Ints now IN ne. ltls a happy cVr,bina-
uon OF eNpectOrAnt. dlaphoyetIc aud pnod, ne
med icii o, comp undod upon re-'lar ohnrmae,n
Sea' snd fnyslo loslcAi prlnci es' end 50 such
miny Of our best PIN sicians, 70 was oartt-ni~,ls
iav9r'te prescription Of an ern,nen, prscrt,o1er
oil this city lately decca sed, Through unos, -.
omm cnda'ion ~ acquired a high r.puta,ion
Read 'hs following certificates.
Mr l. Wilcox, Jr.-Su-t take plea snre n.
staung that, mig late severe pulmonary NJ.
fiction: my wife tound greater relief frog ~.
use OF N Hers Cough Syrup, than fro-, ~ 9th.
e' W s!pe tsra III %nss ned On WHITE.
Inls - 20 certify, that during the winter az
is37 and aS 1 was attack ed with . severe con,h
suended with much pain and tiehinesss i'm an,
oreasi; ~ TIE recommendation Of Or. Apn> y I
used Miler's Cou xh Syrup, which i'm a shor, Inn.
Effected a complete cure, l have since ys.J
for coughs and colds aud consider il an infai
4 liable remedy. W. ''''
| Pitisbur b, Fec 2. ls4l
| Ny mother IN law had been for rrnuy ve,rsy.
~ moen trouo'ed with severe cough, as se4ice
ever 20 have euJoyed nights sound slr-p. 4.
bout hve wears ago, proc,red her a vial Of Nil.
iert Cough Syrup. which Immediately afforded
her refet which she h ad not rrcctv,d from, a, .
other medicine previously tired excrrt In ,inyls
instance. Since that lime she has usc.l il ', h, "a
ever occasion seemed To- require aud has never
fsledto experience the desired relief IL has al.
so heea used by the childre. aud other member,
OF the family IN common colds and whooping
eousn' and always produced the rest ELECTS.
80 III Vi GRANT.
! ANeghsnv. July 10; is4r,
! .oBSERvE-None are genuine vi bout the
signature ct the proprietor On the label.
Price-5O cents =
! For sale at the 30 5kstore OF az
| JAMES A. INGRAr
dc IS Sole Agent for whot l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
Money MATTERS in BssOn.-Tho Boston Courier
FLORA.
EarmeTs CaJinsf.

Money MATTERS in Bsston.-The Boston Courier y
: Saturday ssys-
lac CoVonment Lean and its EGscts-It !,
generally understood. and have no doub, Of fle
iaei, that within the ltsI twenty DAYS, TWO MIL.
bIONS Of dollors have been WithGrawn from tie
Csc OF me business community ~ rails CITY The
"Hhdn"ai OF dePostes from the baaks 70 accom-.
uooaie the Government. has imposed on the banks
the necessity Of eOllscng om their customer. The
Nhoie oi ihisaDJUnt, and Of Withholding new dis
counts his nsoessiiy operates ~ y severe trial.
'F''ees are suSdy reduced. and the usual resouces
are sntirly cut Of L seems 10 %, chat the ,rpe
p'osey lof uis escbuRts sad traders Is 20 coefraet
iheir b"ss''ess ard diminish their eIpcn.es Tie
pfssen' Pa"oA 90 The monsy-msrket shows. beyai,d
q doubt, that frequent occurrences Of the ine,,v.,
lencs may he expected; fof whenever HUNDRED
,h"1sani dollars Of specie should be wanted. in,l.
bon more o. les. Of dollar due 70 tho bank ~ st
b paid IN f1uhwih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

The Raleigh Register. after abiding To the OPT.
MON entertained by persons living in Raleigh and
higher np in the Stale. as TO tho unhealIhinsss OF
swamps ia the State. remarks that. however un-
healthy some portions Of their State il NJ some ne
RODS OF the year. sickness rarely. if ever occurs
mOng the hands Numbering several hundred labo-
say nothing Of Ihnse engaged in private on.
ierprses.) At work IN the Swnmps that on the cum
trary they l"ok sleek. fat and healthy and concludes
by stating tho following remarkable fact.
There resides at Alligator Lake, almost i'm.
mediately on the waters edge. gentleman by the
n-me &c DUNBAR ITc la, lived there in pairi.
arrhal simplicity fpr 81 years IIis family. (all
whiie,) consist of So persons. Including children
and grandchildren. The only instance Of sickness
winch has ever occurred ia the family, q case Of
Whoo ing eongh'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
"a Loo sCARED.RY A nREAMER - ban

a LION SCARED.BY A DREAMER Ill hap
pcned on one Occos,On shOrl iIae previous our.
arrival among this tribe. that young BJscbmln in
hunting troop of zsbras, had just succeeded ~
wOundiDg one Of them with arrow. when lion
spring out Of an opposite thicket nnI showed de-
cded inclination % dIspuie the prize. The busch.
man luckily being n Tree, dropped h ~ arms
and clrmed Cor safety without q FpOseni's delay To-
an upper branch. The lion hsviHg allpwed the
wOunSed 2ebya 10 PASS on, Row turned his whele
aueniion towards the Perching hgntsinan, and walk
ed round aRd runnd the Hee. he now aud then
grnyled and looked ~ 81 biSR rather nE pleasantly
a. length the isn 10y dowR NJ The f5pi Ofthe tree
and kegt wstck al RighL Towards morning sleep
oycrcaIne The hitherto wakclul B,schman, aud he
dreant that he bad ALLEN into the lion's mouth -
Starting lrOfn the effects Of his dream. he lost his
seat. and tumhling from the high branch on which
be had beon reposng. came squash dUwn upon The
lions ribs. The mofstrr not being NJ eli prepired
lor assault u this Description, bOlioI OF with
rum. and fhc BOscbman lost no lime
IN iaking 70 hs hssls m The opposite direction.
scarcely bslieving the evidence Of he sen.e
81. , Alrsasdsr's Discosyv'sv IN soptie-r A(,iog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
now OLD ART THnIt

Count not thy days that have IDLY Gown.
The yenr that were ysinly sponr
Nor speak II the hou's thou pust blush 10 own
When Thy spirit stands before the throne.
To account for the talents lent
Rurnumber tho hours redeemed Ton sin.
The IROnenis employed from heaven
Oh. few and evil that dogs have been.
Thy lile a tOilspme aud worthless scene.
For njhlor purpose given.
Will the shade 60 back on thy dial plsief
Will the sun stand still on his wayi
Both hasieH on; asd thy spirits fate,
Rests ou the punt Of life's lilIlo plais-
IhUn ligo while tvs called to-day.
Lies waning hours. Ike SYPHILIS page
~ They lessen. IN value arise.
Oh, r'uso Thee and live nor Jrsam that map's
aHo
s'snds IN The length Of his pilgrimage,
Bot ~ daJs bat ere truly wise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

Senator Thomas II. Benton charges the Govern
ment with his mdeSys every summer to and from
81. Louis--srOunting TO OIL 500 per Annnm--aliho'
he DOES not travel the distance more than once ia
three years. b1 remsns with has family Wash.
iagion.-Er. Pop.r.
That Is ~ right The reason the people Of
Missouri send Benton Sbe Ssas,e - that 1t 10 he
osfy way they can Keep him cal % the STATE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

Tue New York correspondent Of the PhisdelpA
American writes. under date Of Is inst .---our
sugar reGners are all stopping work OF, Of respect
TO the tariff changes TO take effect at the beginning
OF the year. English loaf sugar At the las, quota.
tons eouI be laid down here at ele In short psice
Money has been pretty tight today, bat aaair.
have gone OF smoothly. I have heard Of but twu
failures Of any Importance ssr s,r weeks. and ,ho..
were not large"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
Tie io!IoMins ]. .hs bs.l d,r ,Ierr Ne have

The following Is the best Dig story ne have
seen:
SGgoeity Of D'g-Not long since one Of our
citizens went Hio The woods to look up s9ms hog.
that had been turned out 10 IA ten Un shack; and
while out un the cxcuraon, his dog. a very valpa.
be one, ~ns badly wounded IN the neck By one
Of the hogs When he returned in town m the
evening. physician called in who dressed and
wcd ~ the wound. Ih1 dog submitting To the on.
Grafton with the resignation oin philosopher Next
morning old Jowlcr. thinking thai lis neck would
be all the better fpr second dressing. frosted CITE
The office Ofthe physician, distance of 400 or sue
yards. scratched at the door for admiIlance. and
when Vac door was opened, walked up to the doc.
tor, wagged hrs tail. and looked imp.oringIy inio
his face Il Trumhull Democrat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
MASONIC NOTICE.

TNlHE Masonic Brethren of Ohio L edge No l0I,
- Of Wheeling Va. will have public nsala-
ton Of their officers elect ai The NJ T. Church on
Monday evening the 9th inst. az 6 o'clock on
which occasion y Masonic Address will be deliver.
ed by the Rev Brother John Thomas Wheat, who
will also ofIicisie rs GranI Master
Neighboring Lodges and all sujourr ing brethren
Of good Standing respectfully invited attend
The Masonic brethren will meet NJ Masonic Hall
al half past O'Clock. 2 NJ Of that day and proceed
m q body to me Church.
ELIJAH DAY,
ID McGTNNlS.
GEO. w. SIGHTS,
Committee Of Arrangement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

Fow persons. We iaag,lc. aware ofihe I'M.
meRse. 1autiiy OG oysteu consumed ia Of the
large cues. In suit that irl-d IA 9nc Of the
Courts Of New York, few days since. il Mas
shown during ats progress, that on. iadiSidual. Ga
MIR BuekIuln) IA the year 1886. supplied Iia; city
With oy st"rs Ir extent in valus OF one huudrel
aud fifty thousand dollars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

FoNDNEss FOR CHILDREN III rasy be n.
gardrd % general sni invatibie rule. that to nso
who pnssoases moruss ssl6shnes-, snd fnoanness Of
trporfiol. q capable ~ fndae.s for. or eniDvu,sr
fiPffsn soririy u children. o. ne osher hand yihe
'p -" can enjoy The nsirs1l sociciy of children
4fiie 81 iher spofis. eaj0ys q happy dispssi-
ga III ~ own. ard cantsi be- Oh sr,yss't,,o -.
4f'- heartc5 and bsnovgiontin Tee vain. slfhogab
- b subject % 6sry irriiabiliiy - fir-. sr5 81
>1srer~1riag so,nnsrs, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
PUBLIC MEETING.

A meeting Of The citizens Of Wheeling win be
Asld q, tho CITY HALL on MONDAY evening
esrt. 10 organise Home League for the benefit d
Home hs.ulvciurss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
WINES & LIOTORS

'INHE subscribers have Just received from Phil
L. adeiphIa direct rom the importers 81 Pres
and Casks Wines aud Liquors Of every variety
and prIce which q cy offer To des lers sna Others
on the most libarSl terms IN casks, dsmijYhns
Bolt Is and draft IN Quantities TO suit the TO-
lowing wcifknown Brands comprise portion OF
their stock,
Alexander S'igneiscoSiiae Brandy;
Cast'llion BorGsauG 60 90
Dupss, 90 dc
Goddarfs extra old Cogniac dc iels:
Hour Glass aad Anchor Gin.
Dun, Gordon & Co. sup'r pale Sherry.
LJRdoH particular Madeira
Ssourns hnc Glere JaIce or Temperance
Harrls and Sons Port wiue,
Geo Loring Sweet Mslasa,
Tenerfe and Lisbon Wines
Quscns White Port, ppienird
French CordIsls in bottles Muscatt, Hockbei-
her, Family ClsEct, french White wine, vinegar,
&c.
KING & CRUMBACKER.
oec 70 No IS, Batter ct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

A Washington Correspondent OF the Journal OF
Commerce says "it Is rumOrcd that the Hon. MFR.
Legsrc. the Attorney General. has given IN op'n-
ION adverse the distribution OF "hnes, penalties
AMI ioririIurss, az praciised PRIOR 10 the passlge
I'd the last thus subject. have doubt nf
the truth ,f this ruInor" u this he il makes a
hole the Zee. and sniolumenis VI the officers Of
th- Customs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

The woman aud The SsrpcnL-The New Orleans
Creaceni City gives Us an account Of a youag lady
who. having said her prayers. young ladies then
do say their prayers nihai ciy) read over her lovers
last letter. and wet il with her tears fr the fteth
time, because, cruel hard hearted man the Sscrs-
Inry Of the Navy. or the Commodore would not
allow him Ia leave his ship. and ~ Un the wings
"f lnye aud steam TO her s.--warmed her preiIy
little feet and wrapped them up nicely in flannel
TUNED down the clothes. when lo ihcr. Iay nicely
coileJ up the; arch enemy Of woman. The pretty
young lady screamed she was in duty bound 10
do. which soon brought assistance md the serpent
lost his life for his presumption -PhiIad. Il. Caz
A CHALLENGE OF LOVE.-The following
anecdOIe is too good TO DO lost Two Of or most
respected and benevolent citizens, whom we slau
designate by =. and W. we're in conversation respeo-
ting poor family who needed aid. Said w.
you ought 90 give them a barrel of l1ur,' 4 will
replied The latter, &c you will wheel il down there
IN twenty minutes. 4'll do IL responded q. The
barrel Of -four purchased, and y trundled il oil
IN compliance with the challenge. through tide
snow and mud Of last Saturday. to gladden. the
hearts Of The poor familya distance Of not less than
a mile.-HImsphiro GOzene
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

Cris.< asf Lgsoraaos ~ England. the eoaa.IsOs.
Daring the year 1910. tn tutal number If per.
~yn$ccnv,ct~d Of felony, ~ EnSlsnd. ~as 9927-
Uf these. 4l05 wcrc traIs?orie cut uf which nun,.
hers. cnly 800 had received such elnra,ion -
10 enahle them read sul understand Ihe Bird.
the reSnliIing 3.7l5 beLs less. aad the
great Elejp,ty. wholly unsdueated.
Dru,skesasss No srcsss for Assault end RaHsry-
"A case was tTied at New Haven iho o;har DAY, IN
which the defendant. who yves chargsj with as
sault and battery. up the plea OF ins ,nity-the
last rcsnr; OF rascils. Il proved rast his IN
sanity was no more nor less than dstrriUa tfen.
eas which the court ruled furnished no excuse
Right aud Just -PAiloi. q. 5. Gasctsr.
IMPORTANT DEClsIoN-Teslerday il was
decided ia the Commercial Cont of New-Odeans,
~ Jury trial. that's prO,est OF premi-sory note
or other obiit alton will not bad the eDdorser-,
unless II he made the last day OF grace. eTiHs'U e
Of TIE day " INCH tie obligation shall tall due
Fo- example.-A note was drawn md dated the
3ath OF Sep,cm5e-. having -.E month. 10 run. The
Jury decided that tell &c the 3lst oi Mirch;
aud that protest. tue 81 day of April was
binding tse endUrsers. We have taken full
notes ufthe trial. AMI will give an account OF Il ON
ruesiIy neI.-N y .Alr.
GREAT LAND oPER All oNS.-Ycserday
/ Evening Gazette s1ys There smmense land
elaim-ralied 'ClainOggan's Gran't-which cover
several eoanies ~ this state le,s parts herco
IN including. among orhcrs. ST. Charles and Lincolr
cOuntss. Recently, oue Of our eIisens h,s visited
NewYotk md sold ouIIhrir largo interests in thu
claim. To the amOunt-judgius irOin the deeds-o
r~Sr hundred thousand dollars. lf the purcha
dominance .uIt aud rtcoyet. they will ous
hunIrvus occupants and lay their hands ON ina
ny splendid inrms This clnim TOO SWEEPS mum.
her uf very large claims. hut still trnsng in compar
son iIh the mammoth Cismnrxsn.--.SL. Louis Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FoR,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORs /
Ukf vriuoOIa dced OF trust eIeeuier by
u = Ensei and wife. and Francis Plunke Vs.
W lte to the sutsLrIber dated the lst day Of MN,
lSI0, and now ofrecJrd N the CLERK : ofSaA
ONO county court IN took :tpn2e 24s n
pro- cad on II rnday the 1ih csy Of Octob.r -.
If the Court house Of SAID conUiv, in TIE civ af
wheeling, a sell TO the bs iitst nd best BREEDER
all wat valuable trs e paTcri q land on WHICH
toe extensive glass ware factory isicly occuyied
~ Messrs Ensell and Cuthbert. and more recent
" BY Nessrs Enssll aud Stswarl i. erected t.ge-
ther WI a the bu,dnRs aud inJr ,vsmcnts there
on, and tRS valuable coal privilege attschsd
ihereto- for a more particular dessripton OF all
"hicn rsfersncs IL hFreby made 10 SAID dssS Of
tfuSt.
The title 10 the abovo described property 10 L.-
heyed to he x Ipd, but selling - Trustee. 1 viii
only convey each siIlo asis Invested IN me-
Terms cash. S bRAJY
aug 81 T.us.a.
W Bs consent rf parties. - above sale has b-sa
po''poned until Monday lAs lsi day VI November
next. oct
~ The sale OF tho above property 10 again post
i"rd. BY eos,s.n Sf p~IIiss. unIl FRIDAY IAr 24ih
day 81 December nszt. s BRADY.
nov T,,.,..
The sG'So cal" - Farther postaon"d by consent
81 parties. until Friday. Jauary :. 1882.
dec IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

That soyssaIssu' -. Or ought 10 be. instituted
or the ecTEIIsa ss~ehi. protection and security DG
- pe0pie cation. cs,samuniiy VI all the various
mode aha terms OF government. that Is best which
/. capable Of pcvineing thS greatest jsyrrs of hap
p,ne-s and safety. and most odeetualty secured
against the danger Of msLsJninissraiiou; and that
when any government, shall DO found inadequate &C
contrary W these purposes, majority Of the cou
uuai,y hath an ndubit,blc. unalleoahle. and indie
feasible right TO reform. alter abolish u. n such
manner 81 snail be judged nosi conducive to the
pablo weal-virgisia BIZ ef kigkfs. adopted JEse
l2A l776.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

Wa Ask NOTHING Moss-wE WILL Ac-
csPT NOTHING LESS THAN REPRESESTA-
TOY IL PROPOSITION To OR rorULirtoE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
A.. Dear Mother

amo a. j."
The police were immediately in pursuit II the
runaways. but no trace could 10 dscessred Of
lhen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-11


"Eyes rglt." " Skle, bnght" in the
North Parson Shaulck will be beaten IN his
owa County; 50 says a well informed and high,
" respectable gentleman OF Carroll Co. in let
Ter to friend in town. We are permitted to
nuke the following extract from the letter.
"One werd on the subject of politics, and first
say to Mr. Iucker-lhal bis friends much regret
that he could not be here to meet the champion
Of Whiagefy, and would b. glad il he could come
TO our County before he starts out on the next set
OF appointments. But fhe cannot, tell him new
er mind IT. for Carroll viii 90 for Tucker, any
way can bs fixed tie Parson will be beat in
his own Couny, sure, ! believe, we boys Of
Carroll will carry our ticket IA t0to,neXt Noyeln.
bcr But be that as II may, We lniens TO bea,
the Parson. We had, on last Saturday, meeting
IN the Easltrl part OF our County Al which there
was one hundred and fifty voters and the question
being pu,, NOT one bond and Saltulk man could
be Sound the elilre meeting was anlI-bond and
for Tucker TdIs IA toe way things are gomg,Hud
this was in the vicinity OF the place who're the
Pltson hid mlIe his speech on Monday be
fore"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-11

they are as whted sopulchre, they make Ioat
prayers at the corners Of the sheets, and they
devour widows houses. Nu! unto them, gene.
ration Of vpers-scrbes and pharisees, hypo,
cries On The left, breathing ire-in proDriq
persona. hons, cIoven hoois and all, stands the
father OF hes, the original old Harry himself.
Swinging the scaly horrors Of his folded lad.''
holding on to It with one hand and to Tlet's
shirt with the other; up to the ears IN the most
distressing circumstance slraddIing. bewider
ed aud looking for all The world like Jonas, iusi
puked INTO daylight, after he had been three DAYS
and three nights IN the whales bey--Ie, SALIVA.
ton, exclalmnG, Union If Ii, Uhies TOR the
sqLe Of The Union llurah for every bodyl IJur.
rab! Cor every thing! Don't DIVIDE on trAe--,
Gg for The Coushutlon--damn abstrart,ops.
Forward, brave army-~doot KICK 10 row:-bar.
monyi gentlemen, harmony! Save the country
salvation be damned!' rhunders the whole Tao.
Tag and bob tail Of the Log Cabin and Van Bu.
ren. aflr of, stops his wterbairow Of cabbapes,
and again asks, "Valrt ISL tai"
No s. The Beginning Of The End. Tyler on
the top o. pyram with his arms Iolded--says.
"$leodgi boys, Steady" Clay ia rolling down
the Iefl siGe under huge cider barrel, ewing
'We are IN The midst of ReYonnon"-- Benton,
pointing to him, says, al set that bali in notion
and Calhoun, laughing on the ugbt says "lhIs
is certainly a crisis While old Rachie shouts
"Iiuirah Tor distractions! Eyes rshl SKIES
bnghr nous rs,ron,, land Van Buren, responds.
'ah noV l gees aqlci Hsh."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-11
HON. JACOB THOMPSON.

CHANGE or AProrNrMENrs.-Thi gentle.
man has been compelled by severe lndl.posIlIon,
to change the appointments published IN tie Mis-
sIssIPplan for himself and r, s. GRAVES, ESD
A corrected Inst will be found in our paper to day,
which the democratic Press throughout the State
VIII see the importance ( noticing without delay.
I Is much to be regretted that the illness of Mr..
lHoMrsoN and bis family, during tie Spring aud
>,.mHer has deprived he democratic party of his
yauabr, services. We are happy now to state,
that having be- entirely restored TO health, he viii
be actively nglgeo IN he canvass lfom TINS time
unu the election. .Nssss'Ppian.
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DaJp n1JpD SCHOOL,.

w b. CLARk professor oI dancing b,r, Iraye
w &, inform the cttLcns OF Cuiamhus aud vi
eiully, that he Intends giving course ol lessons ln
the abpye accomplishment, provided sulNceai
number q. subscribers can be obtained. \ suh>r,ip-
ton IS row opened At NrAltp's and Nj Musgrn,eS
where those WHO wish Go improve themselves tbs
hearhui ex,rcj.e, are invited 10 CAL Parents may
test assured that every attention sal be paid to the
Improvement Of the carnage and department DIN S
pupils.
Columbus Sep, 1, lsil-o-3w.
n. Il. MI {. viii furnish music for ball, and
private parties en reasonable terms.
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Executors Notice.

A Ill persons having claims agoin>l the estate NJ
u Wade II, Gordon, decd. are hereby notified to
present lhc same duy authenticated, within The time
prescribed by law, or the same wall be forever ban
red Persons Indebted to the estate Of the said de
ceased are cqurs,td To make immediate poymcn'
JAMES II. TURNER,
Jan. 18th, ISi0.-4S-u, Executor