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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
GEN'L JACKSON 70 DIR. CoIMAN.

~ SANs ROANN y
WAsmNGTON Cry. April 90. lS2I.
Heaven smiled upon md gave us liberty and in.
dependence. That same Providence has blessed IL
with the means Of national independence and ma.
tional defence. II we omit or refuse 10 use the gifts
which he has extended to us. we deserve not the
continuation of His blessing lie has filled our
mountains and our plains with minerals; with lead.
iron' an copper. aud given us a 'climire and soil
Tor the growing Of hemp an1 wool. These being
The great materials of our Raiional defence. they
ought 10 have extended TO them adequate and fair
projections: that our manufacturer and la5nren may
De placed in fair competition with Ihme of En-.
rope, and that we have within our country q sun.
ply OF those leading and important articles so assen.
tiai 10 war
] will ask what is ihe real situation of tic arri.
cuiiur'Si' Where Is the Ameucan farmer a market
Tor his surplus produce' Except for cotton he has
neniaer a foreign nor a h,ine market. Does not this
clearly prove, when there is nu mirker Mt home or
abroad That there - too much labor employel in
agriculture. Common scnsc at once poiufs out the
remedy. Take from agriculture in the n. =. s1
hundred thousand men, women and children. and
you VIII at once give a market for more brcIdsiuT
than all EHrope row furnishes ~. In short. sir. ~.
have been too long subject 10 The prlicv Of Brush
merchants IL j. time we should become n hile
m're Americanized, AMI Instead or feeding pauncrs
aud labIreEs Of Elglanl !, feed onr own; or else. in =
short timc. 10y continuing our present policy, we
shall he rendered PanPers ourselves. IL i therefore
my opinion that a careful and jndicious tariff - much
wanted To pay our natl pll debt. and To all ,ri us
The means OF that defence within ourselves on which
The safety Gf our country depends; and last. lh-urh
not least. give a proper distribution To our labor.
which mast prove beneficial TO the happiness, indie.
pende"ce' ard wealth Of The community.
am. sir very respectfully,
Your most uhedicni servant.
ICVzON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

A1m'rnI keppcl. when tweufy.four years old
'tnah m person. and Ola aIr hco-was sent. AZ q
D"fnHi"dofe, on % mission 10 he Dey Of Algiers
surprised by bis bnldncss. and ds-pusinz his sBps.
rem ynJih, The Dey wondered NJ The insolencs oi
me Ming 81 Great Britain in sending him an lps.g.
nlhcani, bearjless hoy. Keppel replied with spir.
o., Had my master Supposed That wisdom was
measured by he length Of The heard. be would have
'en' y"nr Dsyship q he gort" The Dey ordered
ono OF his muies 10 apply thc b]ovsirnq 20 him.
saying be shouH pay br BIZ audacity with his be
heppei heard him with caImners. and being near
2 window which opened toward the bag, told The
Dey 70 look ~ hrs squadron nj anchor there. and 81
I wH' hIs pleasure fo pot him 10 doatb. there were
Englshmen enough on blsrj 10 make bin n pl,u.
'u' funeral pile. The Dcy took The hinf, and chan.
ged bis mird.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

ANOIHERsANECDyTE-S4a after r, ,l-
&c The war 81 1912. 90 American msrbapim,r
nonned by grecn Yankees. went into L,,,I,,
one Of The Jonaih1n's pitched ashore end landed i,
2 I'fge "arfhouse The proprietor seeing tbsf t,
"os green on, stepped w 10 hin and said. "Ny
L-IIlenl can you iftttll m.m,' be could Get DO
iuHhcr. The head clerk advanced an r55 ~
gnsfI can iell you shaf be uss going fo sst jr ,,,
conld ioi him The rs1s1n Why Baiaima Ass rp,kcy'
Na'' replied JynaihaB. 4 guess Z cam gues.
Daiasm "as = s%iulcrng nan. md c8uid'ut spest
ahi ~ d. 81 serrsd ur a1d srskc fr him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
HrNLrE on KING LOUIS puuLirr

HENLTH or KING LOUIS PUfLLlPE-As
our city couespondsur alluded '1t week 90 ~ uafk
srrhluEr rum1r fhui louis PHILIPPE b. M. We ma
az well mention hist We have rsarun 10 believe fIr
fumor 90 hs t0.slIy Urfauuded. A friend of8Br own
Nho b. Boo PARIS drnsd with me hing. at The CHsfe,Y
De Neatly a few Says agp; and to sJnafrh d DE-
pcrhed o. entertaining n numerous plry with OH
The clse md gryoiy o. man boz health fe drove
uund he psrk aner dinner IN The evening be De.
sired some ofhis guests not n 60 sway eaHy: and
on og'ecahle Iiiio scene occurred. on his presenting
q compinnea fury gin 90 on English gentleman who
bod rendered some er,ice BY s1ggesEng Ir prs,e
frenis i1 ono of Tho department.. These are mel,
.c way' o'l .s uIg -LsrlsH S~rr-'es5- I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

blessings on The man who invented ieioiaIi.n
exclaimed we-io oursel--a day or two since, as
we met a man who not many months agn, was one
Of The most bloated. ragged. iuveferaie. and losrb.
some worshippers al The shrine Of Blcchus. that ever
encouraged The rum trade, or was a curse 10 him
sen ana 10 a vile and children who looked uy--or
down-to him for support and proiecuon II. -
no" d thorough going WLshingtonian; and n bsrter
husband and iaIher. or more lidy and fresh looking
man. cannot be found. How infinitely better il -
for a man 10 quah The contents ol the "oaken bnck.
ct il~n those Of The rum jog -Boston Trans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

SEVERE hCCrUENT-Too boys. suu, Of D.
Gsroa" living on Main street, 5h. Ward. were on
TUssiay ngil rlayiug on The r,f Of O. two s,or
hou'e with o pigeon lv1 when they both eI 10 Do,
giooud one WIS very severely hun. ann b. not
YET ahls q h'lfhm's1f ne other m,i,.n,J Jut Do.
Is rrJr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

OTlCE.-Al persons indebted TO tha-r--
~ firms Of Moore g. Clarke, Moore. CIo,Lo a.
Co. Forsyth. Moore q Clarke. or To Henri ~
and J'hn 2 Clarke in heir individual capScirv ,.
required forthwith 90 make payment to the snbscro
Der as assignee Of said Grin of Moore. Clarke a r.,
md ~ spccial assignee IN 3ankmprcv of H.,
Moore ond John ? Clarke ns members Of IN. nfo,c.
said FIRMS OF Moore u Clarke. Forsyth, Moore. A
LI@INe 'nnn ~ 'heir individual capacity. no in.
diligence can be giyen.aIl clam. NOT M "a !. m'
fore the 18Th Of August neu will be- placed - ~.
hands Of the proper officer for collection
FRANCIS II ARMSTRONG
~ 30-ow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

EPIDEMIC AMONG CATTLE-Tbs N,yy
fofk journal Of Commerce says That an epidemic.
DOT a. All understood, BE- taking III great number. Of
COWS 900 h0rses o. Williamsburg snd In he negb.
T9ihool. "lno1i exhibiting any previous signs Oh
illness. hey are found dead In he mo,nios +,
wOuId be essy 20 kill canls By poison In d5is ,,sv n
here were psfsJns wicked enough 10 10 b. g.,
90 oaDHot fsstsns ths, 'ais - tie ,i0ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

Dreadful CAsUALTy-A child mined
D'n''y infns m snu.h Wheeling, was yes.erJa,
a0aehed Iy O. WORTHLESS jig, end uaurI,d 10 such
ma'n'f ss l' leave 81 mo doubts Of be uoy,cr
Ihcd' F1s urouphg died
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

WHAT An EXAMPLE -Tle Had,grs,
r@'0,HHg f90 DisHHesy-Tho wsshirgtup,ors =,
lIari1ri celebrated he anniyrrsy Of America, Il,
dcpendenco intho 6rsi distiley erected In C,ppsc
rcuL Tse building e 20f feet long. end there We.
room 70 SET az tables The whole length. The rsp5
n accommodating four pcf.Ias Tbs .rs5,g,-
Toe va iU3 Afuts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
go hnnrs

So9 hours.
Or III days 10 h"ura from Now Work Co New Or.
leans. Thi, is probably the shortest route by which
goods can be sent between those points. In the
mean time. travel iroIR New Orleans to New York
Is accomplished in about g days 10 hours, costing
The traveller ahOnt $40. Who will deny that rhi.
's truly the great central route ?"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

We are sorry we said anything about the wheat
held OF Mr. S'e!nrod, as the effect Of eur remark has
been Iodaw forth again an assertion which 70 c,.
Perlenccd tanner who has seen the wheat believes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

hORRIBLE-Nc get iicms Of news from The
last published IA the Cincinnati papers as soon a.
IN The Fli>horgh papers. This shows how mich
oeiler and quicker The trip from The Eastern ellie.
10 Wheeling Is performed Than from there 10 Plus.
bUrgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

IL u stated IN the Portland Argus. that NIessrs
y "a Lawrence & Co. Boston. who sell the
Lowell coilon goods, have On hand % OOO b,Ics ~,
about $4,000 900 yards. This includes The pooJs
rom ro York Mills Dover, and he Cocheco Mills
w. Page & Co, and james H. Mill.
* "a, from The various other establishments in New
England. have about an equal amounG making GGv
mIIliuns Of yards Of g Ods piled up in tbs stores Of
merchants, waiting for market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

a New York paper Processes 10 have received
niormaiio from Washington. which render, il al
ho>' Sr'Hln ,ha' me recent treaty will not be sane.
toned by Ihe'Senaie. and state. IN, hsl;,t Tho, ~.
ara within sit months ola war with Epglnnd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

~ oar advertising cusIDmrrF are requested ~
h>od ir~tAcish voFs rs carly as three o'clock on the
d.y p--,f'gs o. publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

The Hamef Parry. amsng he loco.6cos seem to
Stand her ground very we'll and smoBg Ire psosls
have = large section 81 che parry Whether fbsy
rhi BE- nbls % acccmP'isi their objects fons.ns 70
Do lleL-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

We are indebted to the Hon A II SrEUaRr. Of
virginia Tor public documents Of interest. for which
he vii please accept our thanks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

LOUISlANA-The New Orleans Rec ms hi
The Wing majority in the Siiie Senate /, ON. ,rd
~ The Honsc eight being a Wing majority on io,nt
ballot of nine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
WHEELING.
SATURDAY JULY 30, Is42.

VS. ASK NOTHING MoRs-wEw WILL AC-
rEr? NOTHING LESS TRAN A R~EFsEsENTA-
TIo ! D. Probation ~ OUR PoPULkTroN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
THE HOUSE TA IITr HtiI.

thu HUJSE IAtNFF Bill.
,'a''Vs StateEeai y hs m01 IapOT ,ant Ar.
hcss boari.g Sp,c,fc Dates as inso.,f IN "a,
BhtJRst Pa-ssG By ne House Of R.5resea,aure,
aud % ns act u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

q Ne" York paper siases that two cases Of A
sialc Cholera have taken rlace in that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

With The establishment, OF a wagon Inc ffem
Cumberland to Wheeling. and a regular line Of
frOmhere to Cincinnati. goods could be carried from
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
MAGNIFICENT FAsuR rxcrps,ov

MAGNIFICENT PLEASURE EXCURSION
The Cleveland " advertised 10 start frm Cle,e.
land on q delightful excursion 10 SAUL ST NIayr,
Mackinaf, Green Bay, sc. ~ August. w made.
Eoys ibe editor o. lie Herald, Tie tour last season. and
from What we personally enjoyed can commend
the excursion 10 al who have leisure 10 spend q
lew days 10 visiting the Wild and romantic region,
Of The Northwest. A single peep Of The Fatbe, OF
Lakess worm The cost VI The whole yoy age.-Cn
Gas. wv
We can well imagine how grand and sublime
must be The constant sensations of my ono with n
heart ard a head, on visiting those mighty region
and could We escape. II seems Wc would sacrifice
m thing 10 escape from This world Of tbnldOm and
high i-hermOmetors 70 that region where nature j.
still IN TIC grandeur Of her night
Origin of cniaeHt Lqry,rs Of the present dur
sr Poll1rh. Attorney General. sOn Of q s,ddIeT.
Sr w F"llcf Solicitor General ola timber merrb'r
Stf ~ Sudgeu. Lord Chln Of frsiahd. Of a barber
ba'oh Quincy ofa nyrug ss toner.
Lord Kenyon. died worth 100000
Ofan attorney cicrk.
LORD Eiion, late Lori Chancellor, ofa coal filter
Lord Tcuderjcu ola ba,bs,
Jrrt L~anEdslc. gr acryuchi,,
Lord Lyndhurst, LIrd Chsucc.IJr. OIL p,,pt.,
Tho lsi might be considerably extended Scotch
FaPSy
Manufacturing The above bsts are known O.,
'Isi DO a eoun,y Infinitely inferior 10 ours in equ.f
'y. ihoro a, m,1 here who pretend ~ ssy rbaI
oven hero mrn ore pni The bevsr out Of her owl
FORTUNES snd puled by their own merits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

ADMONI Young man-did you ever
iseI a disposition To borrow a sum from your en-.
pioyefs uIR just a few cents to be paid tomorrow.
OF neR' day or as SOON NJ you get n lille chanpey
Do you ever venture 90 do that much. or 10 actual.
y axe the money. resolved. sincerely 10 put II
back agnin' Do not shr NIX from the oDes,;,r b,,
look right Of it. read it over and reflect. bsconso
many a noble heart has been poisoned in that wav.
not knowing how insidious IL evil, and how soon
indulgence even with ihe cheat of good motive.
ends 10 ruin. Beware. as You would avoid n pulC
OF nndying torture, oven yielding Tor ono instant 10
SUCH a h1ught Tor once admitted. you cannot tell
The result. Beware-beware. We ask Won 10
reao The question at The head Of This. and ever re-.
memoef IT, Guard yourself. and when time has
given you q position 10 Justify IL. urge Inc same
question 10 your own son. pour brother. your friend
Don't iOrget if-Richmnof Star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
a CHANGE FOR THE BETTER OR TIE
MAN WITH ONE LUNG.

4 CHANGE FOR THE BETTER OR TIE
MAN WITH ONE LUNG.
Under this caption the PhlladolpAa inquirer re.
la,es The ollou ing eireumstlnce:
We ware not n little surprised a day or two ngo.
To receive a visit from n friend who was apparently
in perfect health and who only n year. before, had
been given over by his physician as a hopeless ease
Of consumption, We rcmember hun well IN his
dBys OF dependency, and whom, according % HE
own account, Death Ia an invisible form stood but
n few feet bchr,d him. and ever and anon some
pang ~ his chest, o: seine suffirating congh r,min.
ted h'-d that his DAYS were numbered. Our friend
was by no means nervous naturally, was not OF a
melancholy disposition. hat exactly the reverse =
Still his physician, ore of the best in the city. had
given him up, Ind said that one Of his lungs wa.
nearly gone and the nlher was going rapidly, and
Re thought that under such circumstances II was
scarcely worth while 10 make another effort. Sill
he was Young. life presented a thousand attractions.
and sometimes his spirit would rise above the
%shadowy prospect, and whisper that something sill
might be done.
Under these circumstances. he very fortunately
became engaged in 4 new enterprise. which wholly
occupied his mind, and diverted his thoughts from
The constant con rmplaiion Of what he supposed
his rapidly sinking condition. lie threw physic To
the dogs, devoted himself nssijuously to his new
pursuit and was asionshed To find. not only every
"oHF NC ntgan 10 brenlne more Freely, Out mat hope
and health were returning. lie recovered sufii.
cienily TO take a trip through the South and West
on business and after an absence Of only aycar. he
returned home a few days since. n now man. Ne
mention tins case for the ben eft of The hundreds
who are dsspInding under somewhat similar cir.
cumstauces. Our friend. we repeat. had been given
over by his physician, who said that his lungs were
rapidly failing. and indeed had abandoned every
thing like n ray OF hope himself. To show his fee.
BILE condIiion, we may state that some one, = little
more than a year ago. made a remark IN our office,
which produced in the invalid a CT OF laughter, the
excitement and eXeriinn Of which caused The rup-
lure Of a small blood vessel and confined him Co
his bed for sevenl days. But he has recovered aud
and Promises to be n good citizen and a useful
man for years to come. When reminded Of his
one lung. he can laugh as heartily as any
one.
PLEASING REMINISCENCE.-we take plea.
sure ~ bringing 10 public recollection. the follow.
ing letter. from the pen of Andrew Jackson. Just
nj this Time Il possesses some interest. The senii.
mems OF the letter are precisely those for entertain.
ms and expressing which. many Wings are daily
denounced rs E,def0LSis This letter and The "kigh
alto article, from the Enquirer. published recently
in the Arena, are bcquea he'd TO The friends Of Mr.
Clay. in whnse defence they will tell.-Predei icks.
burg (Id) Arena.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

LOCAL MEMoRANDUM-The sale Of the
property occupied BY Mcfsrs Lukens q Biekle.nn
Man street takes place to day. as will be seen by
The advertisement in anolhcr column.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
nUR Own NATIVE AMERICAN

40 -
~ CLAY.-li hss no~ become , -
by nll men Of both pario', that. 10 restore ~, J. 49,
iormer prosperity as a nation. we must epco,,,sa
our own manufactured. 10 order 3, r,,,sc, at
selves against iureign compositions v,s s
upon by our legfIaiurs. ihat o duty he land -, e.,
eign imporinnOns. But our very eonscis, All -
soionuo : president John Tyler. fearing 10 sfep over
a siraw for the good Of o differing people. b,s 49,.
% n Pot his V p ? o On ne Bill, leaving nv .tII =, -
be flooded with English gooia Under s,eb :.
cumslancfs' ts d not The duly Of every man \, -.
store and carry out he principle. 20 fnr M pos,itl.
that they vii purchase tlat only which A. 49,.
can m1n1iaciure TO 81 such Then we w.,,iI I.
call At he subscribers where you con procn,.
low rate 81 lsa'l one species Of merchandise. name.
m ercan clay. sold wholesale or rero;t
BRENTLlNGER a. STIALb~RoSs
Commission merchants.
l65 Market squais
~ 80 Slc agents for The mannacn,.,s
LRANKLIN STOVE, Tor sole Gy ~,
.lHI "a LARGE TF4rEtt. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

TIE SCIOOLMASTER AND HIS sCHoI.
Ah-As choolmasteE hearing one n his schola i,
read The boy, when he came 90 The word honor
pronounced full; he schooimsster told him ID should
he pronounced without he h. ~ thus--onor
'Nerv WE'LL sir, replied The lad. j will pmem.
Der for The future
'Ay's sold The master, always drop The h
The next morning tho mnsIer's tea with "a hot mul
On bad been Brought 20 he dssk, bnt me dptiss pi
his avocstion made him wait TH Il was cold; when.
addressing The same boy, he told him 10 take IL 10
The fire onJ beet 10
Yes. ar. replied he scholar and ia,,ns ID 10 The
ERE. ate o.
Presently The master called ft his mo Mn.
u ATE as 700 babe me" replied the boy.
NE % you rogue'l babe you lake ID 10 Inc fire
and hsq, it" "
Bit. ST. slid The lad. yesterday you told me 10
drop the e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
ANNUAL CoMMERcrAL srATENrN.r

ANNUAL COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.
The annual statemeni Of the commerce and navi.
gatioa of the United Stqlrs was lad before Cos.
gres ON Thursday. The following abstract OF lis
contents is furnished by our Washington cvrrespon-
dent.
The number Of vessels. their tonnage and crews.
which entered the ports Of the United States. for the
year ending the 3nIh Ssnlcmhrr 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

Whale fishery. (ngistd and cnrd) I574O5,l7
OF the enrolled and licensed tonnage there is en-.
Ployed in steam navigation. l14.3i2,4I.
The number OF vessels built during the wear a.
mounted TO 76l. Their tonnage. HS593.7I.
Inc tonnage for The year 1871 i, less than that Of
1910. BY 50.9I9.79 tons.
mme Of each State aud Territory for the
wear pnIiuu Ga,tar,I,r an 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

ERANKLIN STOVE, Tor sole Gv 10,
Il r1Fh a large franklin stove.
NSJ BhLHILHCLE 8 sHiLL-ROz5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

Total 1884 2.36S.353 1920 1888
tho number OF vessels which cleared frnm ports
me United Siniot during the same perind was
1890 G3A l56 70 Ola 20I2
ASA TAG $40 4iO6l 3i6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

To'sl 1884 1871 .OO5 1927 1891
The value Of Merchandise imported into the U
led SinIes The a ne nnr,nL -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19


CAsplDATEs.-For Congress John Bullcl
Esq.
" The friends Of the Hon. ohm h. Daw.
son will support him for Congre at the mex
elections.
For State Senate, Gen. JOSEF Bernard.
Augustin Dnplantier, Esq. Or the State
Senate, Messrs. G. w. CONT and X. w
Newport for representatives i the lower
house.
Mr.. Ep1ron Please annoee the name
of JAMES NJ. ELAN, ESQ. az catida,e to the
state legislature at the next %eleion.
Mr.. ED1ToR - Please arpllnce ABEL
WApDlLL, Esq. as candidate foMayor Of this
city at the election inApril net
MR. EDiroR - Please an,unce Mr.. 8
ll1RtART, as candidate to tluEtate Senate
from the county Of lbervIlie athe next cleo
ton.
LABAUVE, ESQ, as candidate tAe State Sem
ate for the county Of Iberville The elections
in July.
~ We are requested to nounce James
Cooper, Esq. as a candidate fothe Office OF
Mayor at the ensuing municin elections.
" We are requested TO inounce Genl.
JonN DAVENPORT, as candidatior the House
Of Representatives in the neLegislature.
Ut We are requested to atounce Messrs.
r. AnBoun, J. TAourNo, Moan MORGAN,
and A. MoNeET, as candidatefor Selectmen
at the next municipal election
III Il. LEeENDRE, and Jon 1~IUcuET, are
nominated candidates for Sectmen at the
election in April.
aT We are requested to apunce Henry
ToMLIysoN, as candidate forelectman, and
SAm'L. sKoLrIELp, for 1'reaser and Collec-
tor, at the next municipal ~eleions.
PAUL CHOPIN, Esq. is candate for select
man at the April elections.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

MAINE MILITIA,-An eastern paper
states the number o fine militia in the State
of Maine, to be upwards of $4,000, and
which are comprised in 600 companies.
This number probably constitutes nearly
one hundred regiments, or twenty four bri-
gades. An army of this magnitude, ifwell
equipt and disciplined, is not to be sneezed
at any hou.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

N. Y, SrlRIr OF THE Times. Vol, XII
The 18th volume Of this excellent Journal
the largest and best sporting magazine in the
~orld-commenced on the 9th inst. The ed
itor promises fresh attractions in the course OF
the volume, not the least Of which will be the
Numerous elegant engravihgs with which it is
to be accompanied. We gre fond of looking
at good engravings. and SHOULD like to recon-
mend, from personal observation, some of the
works promised. The publisher, it seems,
forgot to give US an opportunity of doing this,
as far as the first numbeG Of the volume is
concerned.