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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
Yol rs, with much respect.


> ~. otil "a !. NJ.
FLEEroRr. H. Aug. 20. 1871.
Dear -. 4 young lady Of thi, town was in
low slate VI health, (ConsumpJion aud 1 81 as
informed was anNisus TO t.y the sauauve but
her people aud the physician DID not think n OF
any U.s.. . nj her a bottle with permission "a
usS or return 10 as she pleased Ouly Ttqutrul
hert 70 u set according To Girccti) ms. She u-,d
% and has recOycre her heath. aud consider ..
NO mSSicine the s".c cause Of q.
Il am respectfully yours
q, J. r. KING.
nor rpr le BY J. L. WHARTON. corner ofU.
a fS't Water sttCets. sole agent Iu Wheeling
- sir'lv luSt ecsivsd nv ~
1',tt4..EL'NG POST OFFICE.
" l. ARRA No r. MEN
GHr,r MAIL.
=, 80 '-a'' arr'c'at 81 o'r'o,L. A. M
10 ~ eel departs Of . .Irk 4 Al
Prom West. arrive. o., 81 ,.rt,.t A ~
To East. departs a. , u'clo,k n
Northern or S:cubcuyiile Nh, Al. -, N
minutes after NJ. and departs a, baifaller one p AZ
except ou Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail nsg,y.. r,...,.,-
Thursdays and Saturdays at II, Nj. Dcqar. NJ
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. al o'clOoS p "a
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAY, ,,i
Mt So'clock. =. VI. Departs Mondays 4,
Fridays at 5o'clOck. A. NJ.
woodsfeld Mail arrives every Thursday 9o'clock
4. W. Departs every Monday. o'clock. p. NJ.
WssI Liberty. arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
IndSaturday. AT ] 1 o'clock. A. NJ; Departs same
lays at l o'clock Z. NJ.
Morganiown Mail arrives. Tuesday, s O'Clock p
a.; Departs Wednesday. 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Letters intended far the morning mails shonld be
deposited BY o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage Of foretgh letters must be invaTia
y paid.
Office open at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
ID. AGNEW. p. W.
+. - The office opens on Sundays after The pre-.
nratinn Of the Eastern mail. which will be usually
hall a!icr nine, A. NJ. and remain open ONE
IOUR. June 10
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NOTICE CASKIWANTED

a Ii pers us know ing themselves 10 be indsbt-
~ ed q the sub criber by note or book account
OF longer standing than Lice months viii please
call aud make immediate payment. and II not SOL
tied BY the first day of November next, Ibey will
be put into the hands Of an officer for collection
Without respect 10 persons.
sept. 30 N M'CINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
TRIIST SNIE

HRY virtue Of deed of T asr. excc Iied 20 mo
u . 10y John McCaskcy, Trustee Tor Elizabeth
McCaskey, bearing date the 2lth day of October
1893, aud recorded IN the clerks Office Of the
comfy court OF Ohio county, Va, | shall on the
9Th day OF December next, at the front door of
The court house of the sad county proceed 10 sell
the west half Of lot No 10 the 22nr square Ia
the Belle Air addition Of tho city Of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-So much of the purchase
money will lie required in hand as will be sufh-
cient To pay the instaneut Of 325 dollars due Oc-
tObCr - 1871, with the interest therton from the
oath OF October. $50. mentioned in the said deed
OF trust. torethe: with the expenses Of sails ana
the residue OF the purchase Money such times
and IN such sums as may be necessary TO salts
~ the subsequent instruments secured by said
decd The deferred payments 10 be secured by
deed Of trust upon the property and to bear inter.
est from the day of sale,
Selling as trustee blnd myself only to convex
such utle ss 10 vested IN me under said deed Of
trust DANIEL LAMB
nov 4-wis Trustee.
RIOTlCE-rhe subscriber has ~ III Aarehouse
" a box containing sundry articles uf Queens
ware and marked "a HEX. care Of Moore d Clarh
Wheeling Va" The above box has been IN store
Cor more lhan a year. and il not called for within
thirty days. will be sold 10 pay churges
nov 20 JOHN =. CLARKE.
AN REILLY, No ia. west sIde Of Market
w Square. has Just received from Baltimore
and Philadelphia,
so bags Rio Coffee
10 Java superior article
30 Black pepper
Is Allsprco
Saltpeirs
S bbls Maddor
casks EPSON Salts
% boxes Windsor shaving sap
40 mats Cinnamon
40 lis Mace
cask Cloves
Nuimegs. fresh
half chests Imperial GunpoNder r..
10 Young lIyson '0
ucrce Lump Sugar
boxes Lnaf "
Ground Pepper in papers
/ I cass Bquonce
10 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles
] serJun Indigo
I case Garcus SauGIn bottles
S boxes Caveuj si Tobacco. (IIoney Dc
E1in quality
5bbs Ground Ginger
. casks Sllcraius
10 600 Havana Cgau
4DUu Principe
case superior Brsi1n Mus,ari 10 bottles
% h5Is Nos. !. ? and Maossrsl
drums new Goldfish
4 halfpiprs pure French Brandy a Sci.
y ncue's brlud
10 bbis sweet Malaga vine
casks pure Pot
2 d. Madeira
300 gallons winter bleochsd sperm on
II 10 11ycs Pittsburgh laucy pint TASKS
AIsla Gue assortment OF all kinjs or wine ar
y liquors both f,rpign ond domestic.
Herufrd vhiskcy oi the pUrsst quality c1nst1r
on hand ard 5Ir sale low. Wholesale or retaH
so every other arilclc in the grocery line. which
will cell wholesale or retail fr cash or approv
Ie barrier. as Iow as any house in che city. nov
err I65 binds prime New Orleans Sugar. in 81,
1n and iDr .ole BY
DO scpt 25 CRANCLF e. BAtIEYs
n.
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a -tOTTON YARNs I'D HArT1Nn.

A/3VUU lhs ~ s1urgn CnuIu Y1ius.
70 Bales batting o hanI and for sale o
nsV 90 " REILLY
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NEWS FRON THE EASI

NEWS FROM THE EAST.
NEW WORLD. Quarlo Boston Notion. Saturday
y Evening Ps aud New York Herald Of Sat.
urdav, November 20. Also, Grdlam's Maya
zine Laty's Book, ladies Companion, Dollar
Magazine for November Just received and for
sale at THOMPSON x Cos. 10. Mon: oe street,
where may be had by the year or single number
all the popular periodical works of the day. ma
LATE 4 INPORTANTf from CANADA.
BY EXPRESS LINE.
A RRlNED this day. and now opening; al
"A NrCu!lam's No. lis, Main ST. one OF the
largest aud most splendid assoTImeuls OF Canada
otter Caps ever brought west OF the mnuniaru-.-
Those who wish for prime article viii do well 10
call aud examine them before purchasing elsewhere
ALSO
4 large aud splendid lot Of Gents fine Sea o..
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Rank NOTE AND ExcnANcE IIsr.

cOaESOrED rRT wEEKLNTOR rHE riMEs ny
a. 4. GOFF a. co.
ErehsHgs Brokers. lU7 llaiH street HhssliHg T.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

GNABT-50 n3rrcis 40 I salt. iusi receive,
and ior ssle BY
nov o. JOS REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
CARPET 4 COVERLIT ESTAR--
LISITMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE
DAVID KENNEDY respectfully soltcits N.
attention Of dealers, heads Of fam lies and Inc
public generally 20 h.s establishment In Sovi6
Nhe ling, here be continues 10 carry on a.
seasing Of DOhESlls CARPETS AND co.
lVERLIrS, Of a variety of sfy ca fruref 80,
low and Venetian. tie has also ssveTsi n",-
.atterns, ihat ca'not foil 20 afford perfect .sfis
lgct.Ju. All otdrrs viii pc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT T.,
ind his work warrant 81 Of the best rual.fv A. ~
| sry HnI Of ool0rng done 40 tle most reas,psilo
w 90.
| .vhssln1 Scot No. tt4t-er,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
OLD WIIIsKEY.

ri HID Old Irish Whiskey.
n DO Old Rye Whisksy,4 years old on drauebt
IN for sale by
nov 2G KING & CRUMBACRER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
BARGAINS! BARGAIN IARGAINs

a 4 re IN y! BARGAlNS 3ARGAlNS.
AUST received at %, Wa -.reei. sple nd:d
assortment OF CLOTHS. <ASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, which will be made To order Il
the sh priest notice and n the most lash enable
manner Eastern prices. .,
Persons wishing 10 ecOnom Sc wi!l do well. TO
call and examine the stock before purchasing
csew' ere, a the subscriber Is determined 10 do
business on the CASH principle, aId ie'ls as
suTei that he can q, q bette. baISnlns Than nave
ever before been OtieTtd ~ th 5 market;
Also. constantly on hand. general assort-
ment of READY MADE LOTHING, stocks,
cravats, boots and shoes. &c. which Will be sold
on the above favorable terms. ,,,..,,.
| oct I2-u }. >. LOMhl.
EOOO lbs TOW just received and for sn'e
GOO by JOHN w. BERRY
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rnR aAIE

TbEw No %, 90 ihs Presbyterian Church. Fs.
u terms enquire Of
pov a. joiINw BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

TUX RENT
"a THAT hgh'y eligible end FIRST rate
sfHnI ioT the Grocery Forwarding
HIM. Commission I'D Produce business (,
HanlHA3 tuated a. o. g sou h west corner III.
$3.50 ~ Howard and Frankha streets. I'M tbe
nmedIofe ngigl horh0td OF Bughumta and
.scch' D-pots. The is rare @ pJrtunity for
zen Of enterprise and capital who NAV yy,ss n,
arry on large business vi d the west ~
rms upply tu the subscriber who wishes 40 ~
ire from business ON account 0ldcci LINING h -.
WILLIAM HAYS.
corner Howard and n ankitn ste
nov eB-Tv RaTTsf rfu.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
1871 RETURNS FROM
ALL TIE S'rATfS

ALL HE SCATTS.
HVJE followihs statistic. ,,t,,
- INF5RNAuON. received nj TIC II, -,
in Boston. IN which th0 most iin - -,
can be placed, We afecOnhdcut WI IA, $500 li,.,ee
- s,rsnt HVidity by the pub C q e.r m ''iuseu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

-. :. Vt.
II. y The office opens Sundays after the pre-.
pnraiinn Of the Eastern mail. which will be usually
al hall oGcr nine. 4. NJ. and remain open ONE
HOUR June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

FHVIIE subscriber has jus, received his Fall and
III Winter stock ofIIniter's stock and trimmings,
together with n large lot ufgum shelac Russia hat
folls. &c. oct 30 &C MCALLAM
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rnR RENr-

- frame House. situated ai ihe head Of
'ssss Wafer street very desirable resi-
Ia ienee lor private family. For terus
kszIsrs enquire al thc cord3ge store II
npv JOHN w BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

RIOTlCE-rhe subscriber has Iu III Aarahouse
" box containing sundry articles of Queens
ware and marked "a HEX. care OF Moore a. CLARK
Wheeling. Va" The above box has been IN store
flr raure lhan year and Il not called for within
thirty days, will be sold 10 pay churges
nov 20 JOHN =. CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

tue .atAs Har&cd par are rvceiy. = On dep,,.
sitstt tae OAnKs an tuts CITY. Those banks marx.
vi - are not purchased.
.lklln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

nor rpr le BY J. L. WHARTON. corner OFT
A 49, ~'.. W atsr stIcets. sole agent la Wheeling
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ALSO
A largo ASSORTMENT ofevery variety and qualify or
HATS, all Of hIch will be sold al wholesale OF
retail Terms that cannot fail To please Crate.
cal fr the very liberal patronage hitherto received
and respectfully requests a continuance of the same
oct 80 a. C. MCAILAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

Dear uir-T know Of beneficial results fi.m the
use Of the sanqttvc I will ecnuon one case lu
particular; poor wotn1n who had been under
the DOCTOR hands nearly The whole time fof fsu
years add we con siderable part Of ,ufs limo
confined 90 her b ri. she procured bott % sn.
native as soon / received it. nd DID not use
IN Ions ,efore she fsund hose'f better she .
SOW hearr WOMEN.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
DEVIL.

VERY GoJD, CoNsrDERING THE DRoUTH'
We are informed by undoubted anihorl.
~, that there is now in the garden Of our
fellow.couniyman WIN, s. Mitchell, OF
Richland, 4 miles south of franklin, a
Kersha,e zine, a specs Of the PamP&en !,
measuring in circumference, between o
& 10 indhes where it puts out Of tie earth
with numerous lalerals OF cor; cspondlng
SIZE: from which vine, tie table of our
fellow citizen, has been abundautly sup
Piled for several months pasE, ana upon
which has grown, and is now attached -
sirty eight kerSha,rs; AZ Of Which were
weighed by our Informant, averaging 80
pounds each; making 1870 pounds, exclu.
sive Of 26 others, which were OF the vine
that had noten,ireiy matured, all Of which
was produced from the one vine.
Richlant against the world Tor Her
shapS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
II I'M n u MO N
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday October 80. ls4l,

APoLoGETIc. We are opposed TO APP
poloeies, and as natural consequence,
oppose the election Of Judge Shattnck 10
the Guberaa,orul chair; particularly are
we opposed to them when 1t falls to our
lot to write them; for we must ackno"l.
edge that the chair editorial, is very I'M
comfortable seat to us, having been ac-
customed to attend exclusively 10 our own
case, Bat we are now in the chair, and
for the purpose too, campaigning to our
kind patrons for the scarcity OF original
matter in our paper this week, to do
which, we conceive it only necessary 10
state, that our Editor IS very Puney, and
that il is not an attack of ycliot9 terer-
but one Of much more mild character
and we entertain no doubt but that he will
be conyaescent in few days; in time, at
least, to give old Iron, Sides a Iih--And
last, though not least, to give you histo-
~ Of the Glorious Democratic Victories
which we are daily receiving, provided,
they do not come too thick, to be contain
cd in our little sheet.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
From the Picayune.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

We are indebted to Mr.. l.. 5. Waters,
who arrived from Galveston last night, on
beard the sloop Washington the following
news from the one star Republic.
The sloop efr Galveston on the 9Th ms.
10 company with the sIoop VIM. Wallace
! for this port.
The ELEcTIoSs.-Old Sam Houston
is elected president Of the Republic by a
majority exceeding 5000.
Burleson, as Vice President is elected
by majority of over 1900. ..
Nothing Of the Santa Fe expedition.
The war vessels Austin and Wharton
were preparing TO sail Tor Yucalan, aud
were merely awaiting the arrival of Com
modore Moore, from Malagorda, with the
war schooners San Antonio and San Ber-
nard.
The Navy is ut present short of provs-
ions; not having received the expected
supplies from New Orleans.
Oh. peraza, the YGcatan Muis'eraDd
suite are at Galveston, awaiting a war
vessel to return to Yucatao.
A conclusive treaty, be il understood,
offensive and defensive, has heeo agreed
upon by the governments, of Texas aud
Yucatan.
There were no merchant vessels at
Galveston when the Washington lett.
The cotton crop is large, and is coming
in rapidly. ..-
The schooner Henry, from this port
arrived IN Galveston On the mornmg Of
the 9TH lost. ......
The schooner Farmers Return, hence,
had cot been heard OF when The Washing.
ton lett.
Ga the night Of the Oh, Col George C..
Childress, Of Nashville, Tenn, committed
suicide 10 Galveston The weapon he
used was iSowe knife
A daring robbery was committed on
The customhouse at Galveston on the
night of the 20Dh u't. Specie 10 the a
noun, Of 5000 was taken from 1t
Much excitement having existed ia the
city, and The sus piclon Of every person
restrrg on particular iodiyidual, dibgent
search was made on his P.emlses--hls
wife, being unable to keep 50 important IA
secret, Informed The collector where her
husband had concealed the cash, aud 4,
was at once recovered. The name oGlhe
robber is Everett. He is now in prison,
aud he case was being Investigated "he.
The sloop Washington left. lie aflecte
t. be an ULTRA religious character, g. had,
few days before, subscribed 500 TO.
ward the building of a church.
Tbs Washington encountered heavy
winds aud rough weather during her
whole passage. On the l2h, Racoon
Point bearing e 5. E., distance three
leagues. at 5 4. NJ, fell 10 wIih The bones
Of some enormously large fish or animal
aground in Ii feet water. The Captain
made the sloop fast to it and sawed III a
part Of II, which is TO be seen at this Office.
Capt Wade nailed staff and flag TO it,
'ha; j. may be found by the curious natu-
raist. On Wednesday last, the Wash
'ngton passed on the beach near the mouth
OF Lafnurche, the hull of a small vessel,
trunk, deck and bulwarks painted White.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
COL. GRAVES, AT WYATT.
Editor Of Tie Anti. Bank Republican.
WYATT, Sept. l4th, 1871.

Dear Sr--Tbls was the day, accord
ing to re'Ious ppoinlment,r that the Hon
}. Thompson aud Col Graves had set a,
part 70 address the people Of this place
ihr. L., 10 consequence Of bad health,
failed 10 do so; but Col. Graves, the dem.
ocralic an,l,bond candidate for State
Treasurer, made his appearance and trans.
cended The most ardent expectations OF
his friends, lie made one of the mos,
powerful and convincing speeches upon
The bond question, | have ever heard.
He completely demolished the position OF
the bond payers, and left them not one
inch of ground upon which 10 rest their
unjust and sinking cause.
There were present large number of
persons ,hreeSfourths at least, were anti.
bond ayers. Those who were doubling
and wave ing, were fully convinced Of the
nnconslItutIonalty IF the sales Of the
bonds, and tie unlustness of the bond
'nen, IN their arliul attempts to make the
people pay them. Those strong in the
good cause We're confirmed 10 faith, and
many who had previously thought the state
should pay the bonds, were compelled to
acknowledge their error, and declared
their intention OF supporting no mae, at
the comming election, who was bond
payer. n 1. g.a. tr OH q, aa-
Take my word for it, the anti-boud
party is rapidly gaining strength in this
quarter, and by the first Monday il No
vrmber, the King of Holland, Baron
Rolchschild, aud the Prince Of Adalusia,
wall scarcely have 1bond man" TO advo-
cate their unhaIluwed cause in this part
OF the country, except some few ''loalers"
who have "llcked the lasses stopper! H.
"a aua Yours, &c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
half PAST 4,
Yours, &C.,,

SUGAR.-The DUTY or,ax on brown So.
gar as established by the acl Of 1916 wa,
three dollars per hundred, and +. lhe cOsI
| of it abroad al that time was from len 10
twelve dollars per hondred, it amount lOa
TAX OF from 25 to 80 per cent, The same
qualities of sugar can nOtC be bad from
three 10 four cents pouGd IN Havana,
and thus the duty, Calculating II as
stood in lSl6J by the operation IOlhehl
Of the article 10 absoIule y raised TO %
per cent. or mOre--a tremendous lax 70
coin from the laborlng mans sweah On
rhsfe sugars which Cost double The p'Ice Of
brown, and therefore, not 10 such general
use, the duty was four cents or only about
10 to so per cent. on The cost Of II, 'ne
countries from whence II Is imported
Thus we fad that on this Indispensable
Die article the tax was so laid as to tall
most heavily On the working and Pr0d0c'
ing portion of the community IhsmO
oi Ieglslating has become 100 common %
In this country, as 10 tyran'.ndden Lu'
rope, the rights of the toII'ns maloI''y sI'
too often frlltsd away to swell the pS'F'
gee, increase The pride, aod enI'1 'N
minority drones. ffee Ir'u"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
u..,., N .,'.. YoRr, Oct lisp. y

80 ' W scott:
AT 10 o'clock this moral.
U"i' ,n vas %'Fogned before jsj oo' p c.
der s Of Mr.. Samuel Adams. '' 70, laeno'.
~ The witnesses for the pros.a a0e nn@e
'og been called over, ''''''u'I0a hay,
Dudley SeIden, ESQ Co,,.,
p ",la" addressed the Court mo %' de
followed ed, by John A. Morrill, I' E,o aDo Q, va
sa"" sde' asking leave to have +. IT.. de
postponed I'LL next term, on n'' 'S. Tue case
that At. Colt was not prepared o. g., he ground
The application Was oon W. N'al'
DIs', ,% Attorney, and 6oaFy 'I it v Wy H|
U 'L mat The trial should be Sc, 5 %'s "
ms nI,. DAY two weeks, (Moads az ' IoS,+ |
a 'umor has just reached ,o..
foul Z, murder has been committee "" !, ,'l'
NaTIo"S on Two men. Ii aDns,,. Ut IA
, "e" went nj, GU, IN boat, two Of n,n n' *
lacked The third, and IN srG5.| ' ''
he killed both Of his opponents, O I'sn''
1t Is impossible togiSe a correc, ,I,, .,'"
at present. '''Su'O'
Inc annual exhibition oflhe Ans,,
institute, opened this morning Al N~l
ne collection of articles is large, atn
doubt VIII prove attractive and In'p, ~@
to the lovers of genius and industry
The EPlscopaIians are setpOy N r.
vention IN this city nearly all lbe R5
ops in the country are present, md a." y
morrow another will be added 10 hs
o. Dr. Lee, Who has been elected AZ A.,
Bishop Of Delaware.
BALI PAsT4.
A very painful rumo1 is abcu, sp,.
VIZ: that upwards Of one hundred dead
oies nave been washed ashore about 2lN
mIle' east Of Boston, ana that il is iesni
the steamship Colombia, which SAILED On
'he LIT inst. from Boston for Ha6s,
foundeFed 10 the gale Of Saturday The "a
! am unable to say how the ranor or,
glna'ed, or give YOU any further par,nu,
lars.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

ted, and knowing this, write over no
fclicious signature, but hold myself re-
sponslbIe to any gentleman aud par'lcu'
Iarly Judge Shatluck.
c. L. EsTMI.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

WELcoME.--We had the pleasure yesterday,
10 see and converse with our distinguished Sena.
tor Robert J. Walker, who has just returned
from the tolls and troubles Of the late Extra
Session.
We also had the extreme pleasure of saluting
our talented lelow-ctizen, John D. freeman,
Esq on his return yesterday morning from his
ardnous though gratifying tour over this State
in the capae " of candidate for Attorney Gener-
aL-Ffee Yraasr. '' ..'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

An Arrest.--Tne Detroit Free Pres,
OF the 18th, says that Jones, tho Teller ST
the Troy Bank, N. ", who Iaiey de-
camped with a large amount Of the funds
Of the institution, had arrived there, and
on the day previous had been arrested and
started back TO New York. His i'll gol-
zen wealth was Of very short duration,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

New SUGAR. = Four hoghshead Of new
sugar, of excellent quality, from the plant.
alton of Mr.. Mile, of this State, we're
yesterday sold 10 this city a, cents per
pound. ~ Ptcdyune Of The l2h inst.