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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of vAIuApTr
pRnnEnsrN

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
L. s,en' x Hull. against Ebenezcr zano and Others
?. john Patterson, vs. .,,.r
Robert G Martins Adm'rs same.
John t.oiF. ~ rau,
l5.Yuung Smith q Co vs. .o,,.
Leonard. SemrleS Co ". sane.
| 7 VIM. White -
:. Marcus Wilson Adm'svs. same.
. David Melville. w. sam,.
10 George Duly " 90.
II. A 4 Bulie, vs. same
IL. {. x A.w. JJbns,on. VI. sam,
IN CUIANCERY
Dy Nh'ne OF The DEGREES pronounced bv III, ,,a.,
VI w" circuit supcfi"T count of law anil ,h.nca,.
TOT INC county of hio. la the above causes NJ, H.
' ',' 'e''h col the sad Court the aGde ned ,c,
'e as commissioner. under the said dcrre,- will
on Monday The Sab day Of April nexi. mia, hon.
court day. At the front door of tho o., Ii,
s"" county oiicr Ter sale, Lots of rr,uuI 49,, OF
'Ct' VICE cach"n Monroe street heinr tho ,,st ii,
w NO "a ~ The 9th square On the city of Nyh,,
i'ns. and immediately ajjnnur; and ,,c., az a..
80 "ot' ne Uses "ccupicd 10y WIN Paxton A SINS
49,, ','''''' o's" c store house In Zancs Row ON
'iain Hireri ih Wheeling, ut present oc,upi.J L |
'n'ob Scn"cney with the upruTtenapcc. tbc,ct, D. I
''iSg. or - much thereof as shall hs sufY,ctc,,
Si'iSiy TIC debts. interest aud cos, IN .aiJ r,, |
rsspcciivcly mentioned
Terms OF sric will DO inr cash. NJ 10 ., rpp,b
!. , ",''-i'y io pay oil tue amounts dgcrrcI
=" c 'hrce inst causes. AMI tho payment Of ,rc..iyb
- 'he amounts dccrccd IN the 4,h and 5ih of s,d
iuS's' aud The PAYMENT of nnc-fiiih Of the n,,,,,
'c''ecd IN the q, I, Z and OF said causes. ,nJ liz
'""cnt OF unc-iuurih of the amounts ,lecrceJ n, |
ne iUih' Ilih and l2th Of SAID ca,sscs; aud os 10
nc nainnee ct purchase money a credit of 6. 10
'u 10 m"nlh+-wuh interest from the day at al. |
me purchaser giving bond. with good secufi,,
- ne u''''frd payment. aud the title rcinineI ut
II the same are paul
l. w. MITCHELL Deputy ShH
.nr i-'w Gnd COm'r IA this behalf
~ The sale Of The above nnnc,l property q,
os'roncd until Monday the 2ud day OF MAY nc,,
y consent OF the parties concerned
mar 81 | w MITCHELL g..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
M. &. GOOD,
4 TORNE y 4 T-LA W
Mn .L--.L I.-..-L..- Il

Nam street. Thesbng, Ta.
bAJ Ill attend to }. Wilson's buii,ics- IN Gini,
w ruiicy dnS'Eg bis absence at Sauuiou-
Pefso''s wishing &, ar,ly would DO we'll 70 call on
Majr (iood.
u. " Bayly E-I General Assignee in 3 ,nkrupi-
cy rs ~ this pIce AMI will he iDund at J. wil.on'.
uiiice. on Main street, Wheeling ap2I -GNA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
H. W. CHAPTINE

A VIZ snuSt riorr respectfully uit,ris las friends
i and The customers of ,hc late firm oCCbapl,ne
" .'y"r that he has purchased the entire s,ock of
40 h''n aud has just received and nuw oilers roc
safe ifcsi and well selected stock of Dry,s Moi,
'incS' Oils. bye Stuff. Glass ware. &c
apT otI,,t.,, ,,,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
DONTOR d b. pnNnR

DOCTOR g. y PRYOR
~ fenor"l his ofrirc frrrn Main street nv Tho
sniaN nrrk building lately occupicd hy A.
.eIn'n Nfnms 11 ihc north clsi corner Of N,n4io
aai iaIr' Sweets. directly rr-,,.,,o f,s r,,,,,,
iir'sr. De- 'uigrs 10 bis office 10 n,rht. add
'''- ii ii0 Virginia House. np 7-1m
A GENERAL Assortment of Wall P,rer hcsu.
n ufI patterns. just received and ~ t1'c hy
apli q INGRAM
q IIE o. CHINA. just received ai iho Book
"a Store 4uJ Periodical OHirc of
~ 10 J g. INGRAM
bNENENbN NUDGE. hy B1. in one VOL
II y uwg with IumcrJus Jucrnyiu-s inr .al1 40
H. &c s. iNGE ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
n T. GREER,
L II GRG ER

INC STOCK OF castings T'nai ing on hahG will
be sold unr iuol low. PcTsuHs wishing crate
or othcr articles Will do well To cal before piir
chasing elsewhere. An. ~
n OTlCE-The undersigned respectfully no.
' ufcs all pcrsnns Interested ~ above th,I nav
~" removed To tho country. { will bc impossible
Tor ham - devote his r rsoual atteation 10 The
tollccu"n Oi ih" SAID accounts. 81 therefore be-
CONES necessary 10 place fhcrs ~ the hands of O.
ihcr ncrs'ns, aud accordingly al unsettled firr
M - OF NV under 20 wIli bs leG with jas
" G onncl', Esq aGd all over that ainouut with
'co w. Thompson Esq. for collection. In the
meantime the accounts will r,main with Mr.
Cubertson NJ the old stand, wtscrc all knowing
l''msciyes indebted ar earnestly desired to call
and settle
ap s-G + III GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

\ AItlsAIN

\ BAlUIAiN
= INDt RENf-Thc Store lately occupied by G
n X. Swraungru wall be- r,.nl,,i ir,n the pr..
eat time 10 Ihe Let ofAprI. IS. Gr $50 Az
py !" A. CALDWELL.
APT 49,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
A CINRD

n
niH subscriber bsgs leave 10 inform hi al
= friends and customers that lac has resumed Inn.
INK, ~ ~ Tins CITY as n GENERAL. COMMITS
, ,,oN vi MERCHANT, and will give his ncrs mai
uueh,lon To sales of Produce I;rorer;ss a.
,ul'eg 10 this market ana To tb, E,,y,r.,,,;'"
"yVeS anu PTOducc both east aud tr,St.
s n1tt me istof May he will occupy the lorp-
TLIcho"Sc on Nam street, now occui,i, 4 bv s ~
= f"I'Sion ~ Co. PUOr To that time no ma, ~
,,, d a. warehouse of Mr. John Clarke
liner 81 water and Monroe streets.
II i'NihS bccn iorccd. by combination Of no,
~, 1,Jgssc> ani o'hcr unto ward cirCumsanccs Ia
i,',IIs o'd business an n tram OF settlement and
't'"iiI'Un nc II happy IN knowing that with =,
y, 'nih$ h<e proper management, hrs estate
III in.'undanty provide for all ms old and ust
'.ill - and ~ u hoped leave n considerably.
III, ont AZ some Years NAV clapsc before the
Iofiut can be knowR he prefers bu.l dlny a new
:; ,a'hcr than incur the delay, expense and
HSA oi repairing the old one
IL ~ uN"rc that b. many, the present ~ GU
S!"'Tcu very uuiavOTabc tune To corr usn..s :,
S,nnIss IN hc'lng. but he does not think sob \
nu 5'lcSs 81 our CITY must Tcvive.tS advau II
20 WI u Yet be appreciated. aud thus.. VIII, hasv
W 'uc the Grcltc-t s1crt. tn su stain IT'S usnlt
- ,u'eS anu commerce ulaydt least claim share
VI ~ patronage aud IT'S future pTOrp,r NV.
Hhdt bus 'csS the hOuS, nav do shall h, dam,
" GU dhG with pronptn' IS ahdpunctualtv.
Wheeling Anil 7. IsIa.
q OMAN ON E.NECUTORs AND ADMINS
IA IKN IORS-l rrJIttsc of the Law OF Ey
'"'"'s and AiInmIslraor. generally ia use II, ib.
United State, aud adapted mure particularly tn the
i"l'ice "i Virginia, D., J,hu Taylor L,m,y. m =
vols for sale hy JOHN FISHER.
~ lJ3 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
FLOININ(I MILI. WANTED

FIGURING MILL WANTED
4 GENTLEMAN DESTROYS 10 remove. 10 the
~ vicinity Of Wheeling. wishes a. lease fer ru,
'"" "' 'htre year.. good FIGURING Mil with three
run ct stones. steam mill would ~ preferred
and Il To Toe had. a Sraall farm auuch.d ANY pcr.
son having such UIc. or good mill. water ur
Steam without the farm, will meet with a tenant
nnd favorable lease 10y applying nj the
az TIMES OFFICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
CITY HOTEL,


ST. LOUIS, no.
hIERON BARNUN and HANSON MORE.
n LAND. having purchased the interest of Jno
VI alton IN the above named establishment s,,u.
- on the corner Of Third and Vine streets :,
''"'s, respectfully inform Their friends and The
y lhat lhty VIII contnuc the Keeping Of tho
nousc IN the best possible manner, and thar
Hofi or exrens' shall b. spared tn promot.
comfort OF the guests. The house il elieIbi,
ated IN anleasant part Of the city aH2
A. o. FAIRCHILD,
FROM NEW YORK
GSfbC II ULLf informs tho citizens of
II y Wheeling and its vicinity thai ne has pu,
CHASED the establishment on Nam street. formerly
owned 10y RICE aud will personally attend to
the repniring of
nLOthS. WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
HIS lpns experience in the business. emile, him
10 speak with confidence Of his ability 10 give ,at.
isiaciiUn. So "
lie has or hand nm assortment Of Jewclrv. Silver
ware Military Goods. and Musical instruments,
winch viii toe sold on favorable terms
Wheeling April . 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
HENIOV Al,

HEENTONEY & HARRISON NJ have removed Il,
n Joh"s'iris Row: No lG6 Market street IN the
sure roora i'rmcry oet@lpicd hy X lot Morrow.
NOTICE.
1 ENFONEY a HARRISON. Auctrunrrs orrl
C"ntniss"n Merchants are prepared 90 receive
OohsisnmeHts Of ~ descriptions 81 properly up.n
""'ch lihcfai advanre VIII lie made pppn rcccipt-I
goods ihc'flrd or Immediate u-r. We have ANNIE
NOM pr the sloTcngc Of Furniture and an excellent
Cellar ,,,iIf
n NOR RENTED DIV cling hau-r co., ,1,,,,,
n - street. row occupied by John , CIlrkc.-
Apply 10 DANIEL LAMB.
mar i0--If Agent Ear The O,,,c,,
AAMS 10000 ll-.Cin cinuati SsgIr cured
d B'con Hams iOr family use just received and
Tor s'le by
mar I'D KNOX e. LLOYD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
TAILOiiTNC.

;. LOWRY has taken the shop on Union street.
next d""r To tho drug store OF d. CImIIinc an
"pp,i'r that ct }. Nj BsrhiirId where he i, pre-
pared t" attend promptly 10 all orders ia lhc line nl
his prpicssiuu. ~, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
NOTICE on D;sSoIIJTroN

- INoliCE OF DISSOLUTION.
VIE Farm of Chaphne n Pryor - this cav dis.
n solved by mutual consent all persons r,de,.
ga to said hrin are requested call by the l., Of
May next and pay ui their accounts 10 oliver Prv.,
VINO Il July auIlsOuzsd TO settle the same
III. " CHAPLiNE.
up OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
A. 4--I- ~.
SOMErITING NEW ;SD fRTJy
INTER ESTTNft


SO-h IA tatH's - i.N ~ ID fRI'IN
INTERESTING
a Nl''hlOtS urNs tns Ilr t'uirrd States and IA,
q - ihe iurudS of E.'hcriv anil TfuIb oyrr ,L,
q! I"l' earth, \ MESSAGE frun th,. Kim. 81,
N'n%', ~ \ special messenger
Ihi' Ine<Sag" brings D., view anil n,i-,ts mn,
mo MENTORS CNet~ tl 20 " u shnitIy iaCe 10 no.. IN,
.urih, winch VIII rr>iorr fhr Je.' to their ,,-f,
liant, wlFh VIII d,.sts,y the en-, tti,.s M ,,,,,st
government and church, aud rsrrhli-h his H., =.
i,n on Garth over zti the work 81 IL. no.,Is.
lH'S ~ 'S~iS' = JUS pul.i-h,,i and rt.,y br al,
'ahcu az Ino b iok StuTunf Mr. JOIN Fi~HER
applet Tor soon. a. a. y not ukrl- th,. c.,,.,-
~. = Ouch" VII r",n1'n lnrg on r. q aji
~ OIICE -- . u" HcHhris ut The Ftr,i ,Vn,..E
/ M Hos" Com my are requested l., mo, n
''cIr h''s" hn'Is.' : u tav r,.. 49,, iut t ,I
purpose ct dHil. Il h,.inc the day d..i,,si,d {y IA,
legislature ." 'E"mpi ~ liiin iincs.
~ "rGsr Of the President.
~ "a Gao y TINGIE. Srry.
&, EIIiS STIFEI..
lin AND SiitEF IRON WORKER
~ removed To Ne" ~hDp irrfncriy ncrupcd hv
br fr"SScil, n''u dor 10 the Nqy o.. ,tE 80.
"h MAN street. where he IN on hand hs,ui,f,,l
n,rorim"ni Of Sheet Trnr rud TIN W,ro t,r ,r,
"lioLESALH AND RErAIi. at the | west prie.
o.. ~
Custom work ia tin mil sheet Iron neatly aud
promptly executed. variety of FANCY -ot
made and for sale
Ills friends and the public generally are rssncri.
inIlv mviic 10 cali nh him. and examine hi, Iarro
and elegant sIurk
Every description of lamps rep. iret NJ short no.
Zee. April Is. 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
q IL GARTER,

I j @ RNEN AT LAW,
~ taken an Uilire in the hiscncnl uf the
Il C"nrl Hp"sc. where. besides the lu.ics 90:
n'' pn"i"S'I"n, hc viii discharge 10 G duties ct
C"m'"isrincr ut Binkrupt- for Orip Co. Va
BANARUPIS and their crcdi,ofs arc funnel
tlin' sl'nll hc prepared al su early hour &C. each
DAY named for their appearance To- receive ,-u,f at
debts. 80; -
tNORrY bJls y. o. Mulas-cs. 10 hhds n. .
Il Sugar in store anil for sale by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
NOTIsE TnunI,sEInErnr

NOTICE TO HOUSEREEPERS
VII. subscribers beg leave To inform The Cit
Il TcHs ni Wheeling and vicinity that they have
opened GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
iOlI>i. ~ No li3 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
"hcr" my Ice found ga extensive assortment of
slli nud mah'gony raTr & uohing Glas~cs PORTRAIT
md Picture frames; Upholstery ware consisting of
Feather beds. buslcss, Pillows curlcd HAIR Spanish
mn-~ cotton, hunk and spriuV riaiias-,.s; IuccIhrr
with full ussorTcnl uf Ihc latest sIylc and best
nutshell FURNITURE ever offered ~ tins city; all
Ut which will lee sold the most reasonable terms
and Tdrr0H',i.
Also uokinr glass Plates, u'ahocany vcnccrs.
vau,~h. Sp ul,h moss. &c Sc. constantly an h,nJ
STEAM BONfS furnished with every article of
iuEnIluuc GA the most accommodating terms and al
sI"rt nolrc
Carpets made and put down
O"icr' IN Zancsv lille can lie lrn with g. FAD
ANS * 60
jan Is NENDEL & HARBOUR
The Zlncsvlr Rcp"hln an unI copy O., N,
mount of Ercc d"llars and churgc this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
InSEPu sNIIIM

AITOKNE1 ut LAW
Ripley. JachsUH County, Virginia,
AaJlLL practice in Jackson. Mason and w.od
w counties, Va, and will promplly attend =,
she security aud collection Of all claims e.,ryse5
90 bic ~ @.
AGy LcIiers on business must BE- pos, paid.
REFER To
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

II
q W hE'ShELb L. NV receiving his supplv
" "l spring and Summer s,pi. and a. his .,o,S
- .arSet nan u'asi ana was bought At rclue,.,l
ptices, ne tceIs assured taat an persons ,visLi.
70 purchase would DO well t. cali aud exarp,ns'
h = 'eilhinoi To s.ll exceedingly low C,f
ment OF laths extremely lJw s,,n.rn. ss'
n.iIs and hsntdcSy ieais Earlston, puLeni AMI
w t."Lu,su S,nShams beautiful styles FTcnch En"-
Hsh ana American caiicocs AMI chinty,.s GL''.-
Saj o as ,nO9 I'm DC lIlles new styic, coIorsd
mn. o"','nS l1whs very handsome, Argentine
,"u' uhs-i ncW anu beautiful aruclr. rich rirni.
rG pi'nts an furniture plails, garn5rOons "a
"I.u 1ssimcres Virginia cIssmsrcs and other
@ as lpI Scutlcui sn's wcIr, VI trseilles satin
'hu " hcr ycstnSs. American N inkcsns ola IN and
~ . gyu, miTed Ieins, Mexican max lures aud col
'rrd leans. ;ns sh mole .kln very supc,i,,r. ems,
ma brown hncns and linen drilling. fancy hand
Aoith'eis ani shd@ls, gloves aud Hosiery an cx.
GInsisc VARIETY. lamHy long cloth Inuslns and
meetings 4 l. 4, g-S and :. linen t,i,lc dio,cr
RUSSIA d' b'rdssyc do. ParsOns " Hughes spooi
'7ss' r'wihg SILKS, full a-spttm nj of talinf.'
trimmings, HHg'nia negro cloths apron checks |
variety Of bonneis and hood. nUIG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

= ....i. 81. =, .ud ,A..rIMUnI DItDRKI
& RDND MONEl.-Wr are Instructed l., sell n
vain 'hl" "Itte Of real - a'c for hn"Is ~ Balu-
| "a &c a "a Ohio Rail Road money lIsn s,,,,,
iiis cutlery, such ~ long sCjs of knives and
'orks. - pieces ln st,
"" WIZ -cll t1lH iHOrhIng NJ ouT sales rooms
w l6i MIrI,.t street. \ valuable s,o,L &c q
"ds, boot shes. Lrshoiu aud palm leaf bofg
Iusc1n. palm n3Id u Uu bnurCt B.. CIntIurafi som
III VIA ana dlni randle'. I casN BRANDY, 10 u - =
ars ct". wIthGtt rc,tryc-sa!t la cnt,I,,,.,,,. =,
~".,'"cE. auP PENTt'NEN HARRI,O%
Z = !SSOLTTiOS- the partnership here.
y ninfc rN.s'g un'il the lsi inst bcJy, ccI, The
undcrsl :ned was dissolved hy muIu / acrcrrrcf,
upon Oh It Iay.
The notes and accounts arc transferred IN l.
II Greer who has fall authority to settle a .,d
collect The same.
The business Will be carried IN hereafter
bv rhpS u Culbyrtsnn nj the oil siand on Ug.,,
street TilO& G GULBERrOS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

MD rrrnuEGH wEEELY CHRONICLE
is published every Sunday innrrin. nj B,Hrer'.
l., T.. rEhAHf DiFor \" IS. Fourth street between
""p' a"" "'rAei streets. PrIShIrgh. IA nud Glr.
warird 10 subsrrbcrs, securely p,ck.J. Nv tho 60,
hest Mlils
IERMs OF ruE P,rrU-'rhc lion GIN rrir,,, Il
GA large double m",i,im sheet " mi, ro.I ,vn. a,
The low rtlcc Two DOr.Lacs ran ,xNru. D,s,I,,
:" d'''Hte' "r One Dnl'ar For Nir Months Aver
.'',,ne''' intended hH the inn CITY may he hnrdcI
10 the subscriber ai,l will be- pr,,n,tIy ATTENDED, :,
Single numbers for sale At I 3 Mnnr,e It
mp "a JOHN u THOMPSON.
M A>oNS SACRED HARP. with bath r,a,J
WI Patent nnrs Just rccervcd and for s,Ic
- nr IL J. \ tNtiRAN
a tiiRlSrlAN HARP 10. sale a, TIA. T.,L S,,.-,,.
- und fsnpdioal Oili,o Of
"Pi' \ INGRAM
METlODISr HYMNS. fresh su,,,,,. ~,
W "p IL }. \ INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

u. AGNEW. 2 ".
Y. ) The office opens on Sundays ~ One o'clu,k
Z NJ (So NJ not 10 interfere with the lime 81 Prbir
Worship ~ ihC Churchcs) anl remains open ONE
IIDITR ,tc, u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-29

II The correspondent OF the Iowa Stand.
ard. ~ in the corner being anxious TO gel
out OF his ftful hiding place, has addressed
| communication to US, personally, through
the last number Of that paper, over the sigma.
tnre of''Q" in which he attempts to create
the impression that the comments upon what
purpor'ed to be the charges preferred against
Judge Williams by the worthy ten, as pub
llshed in late number of the Herald, were
written by Judge Williams himself He tells
US that u was unnecessary for US to have de-
n'ed their authorship, for any body hav.
ing tumble full Of brains would know that
u was dictated by another mind than'' ours.
.lnite complimentary, that, to the ten, who
immediately after the cay Of publication adj
dressed US a communication personal ia all
lis illusions, and treating US as the writer
- was not to avoid any responsibility tina,
we asked its withdrawal, but for reasons that
appeared satisfactory TO them. and which we
CONSIDER unnecessary now 10 recite. Did we
consider @ worthy the trouble. we could nro.
duee undeniable wing testimony 10 fasten er.
Observation-Disclosures him, as to either The
mind that dictated the remarks or the hand
that oenned them.
;. = promises to give rs weekly somethino for
1iges'ion, until we shall be filled. Go on Mr..
y, we think the readers of the Standard will
ule before We shall have occasion to excIaim
hold enough,''
IN conclusion we are told by Mr.. @, that if
we should conceive j, necessary for any L.
CLIMATE purpose to know his personal name
line, addressed to the Standard Pusr par.
VIII assure 1t to us. Legitimate purnose !
what can the fellow mean, Does he SIM.
pose we could be induced to engage in a per.
scnal matter with such a person, to put him
e e OF tne way, while truth is weapon sui. |
ae'en''y powerful to render him a living cb- |
lect upon which the people should looE ,v,,h
scorn and contempt! Did we wish to punish |
pun Tor the errors in his nature, BETRAYED bv |
ms pen, We would prefer letting him live the |
goominlous life allotted 10 those who are de.
ec!eo IN assailiog the innocent, in order 10
.Ia'lIy their evil propensities. Legitimate
purpose" indeed. We care neither for the
lame OF the author. nor fear his malice.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-29

20 The principle objection urged bv Mr. 1ou.
IN his remarks on Saturday last against the conn.
ton TOR the formation Of State Cons,;,n,;,,,
Aa' constitution was prepared this fall, it mus,
.'e'sary De done without the assistance of men .,
'a'cns' iearnng, and experience, who have not ~.
made our Territory their home, and who vop,d -
governed, perhaps in Legislative capacity. bv .
constitution they had no hand in drafting. Adm,
'e 'ac' and does it prove that we should ren,.;n !,
STATE OF sassalage until the labor of the 4v,l,..
nero snail make our Territory pleasant ,e,,o.. 9
tue wise, learned and experiments r. ~
nave not talent saficen, 10 teach thew ,,,o;r p's
wants. then let us all unite with Mr. Low. 80, o"'
sens'os Oh 'he'r ignorance. that they may i'm.
p0'. 'a"-ma'ers, and pay them good salaries for -.
hev'ns us from the trouble Of thinking for oursev..
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before condemned In unmeasured terms when
he calculated this sum ;-46 600 d Abundant
II sufficient.
Tin l849 there Is, and then win u, l2.6l9
voters Or taxpayers, snd the expenses q .
State Government amount 10 100000. How
much vii; that be 4 head ! It will amount to
the som of 42.37. But the Doctor says % Of
that number will have it TO psy-well what II
they do, it then will amount to only $500 |;
quite falling off from the $1,000 Of the Doc
tors calculation. But how are the facts are
there no non-resident tax payers-are all the
lands Of Iowa owned by her citizens! would
to heaven they were. Do we not derive a
large revenue by way Of taxation on lands Of
non-residents. and This will reduce tue sum 70
less than one half Of that amount.
We will not only have this sum 70 raise
says he, but the sum Of CSC, 900, now appro-
priated, will be Withdrawn: were this true as
stated, who would not have had i, 80. for the
privilege Of becoming one Of the independent
members Of our great confederacy! But, will
not the greater influx Of immigration tend to
introduce a greater sum amo:g us-will not
capitalists, when they see US with good con-
stitution, free from the obnoxious provisions
that embarrasses them, come among Us with
their capital will rot the ten per cent. real
lied from the sales Of public lands, amount to
an equal sum! We know il will.
But this is is an unfavorable period for adj
mission. the times are hard, &c. Now this Is
the very time for admssion--,Eis is period
when we can organize government upon
principles Of economy; the people have learn.
ed by experience to practice 1t, and they would
have their rulers do likewise.
Tbs IS not a party measure, and any gentle
man should be ashamed TO pervert the best IN
| terest Of the people, by endeavoring 10 blend il
| will, the party politics Of the day. II should
he examined calmly ADD with the importance
it so emineEtly deserves.
So much then, for the argument Of the Doc.
tor-ihe dollar aud cent argument, one desefv.
ing the least weight Of any ether add uced on
the subject.
We here append two TABLES, collected with
care from the appropriation bills, and conse-
quently bearing upon their face the seals Of ac-
curacy.
From them we see that the expense Of the
convention that formed the constitution Of Ohio
amounted to bu, 1856, and need ours require
greater sum?
The average expenses Of our Territorial Gov
eminent is $4,000, while the Stale Of Ohio,
for the frs, year, was only $l5,4GO
We do not advocate so iow an estimate /; but
this shows the high calculations Of our oppo-
nents to be much too great.
CONVENTION OF OHIO.
Pay of members and officers, &C., $4,000
Printing the Proceedings, Constitution, DC, 345
Distributing the same, 100
Stationery, DC, %
Expenses Of special messenger TO Washing
ton City, &c, $50
Total eynensas II E56
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STUMP sPEAxISe.-On Tuesday last Dr. Bowen
presented his claims to the citizens of Bloomington
ior election to the Council at the approaching cleo
tion. tie talked cloud and long" about the United
States bank-high tarif-General Jackson-tvran.
ny-vetocs, &c. Internal ,nprovement-Indiana
ana Michigan-lowa Legislaturc-hinsei:-yo
humble servant-economy- Government
currency, dc, DC, DC, and literally used himself
up.
he DID not fail to introduce the Reporter and our
humble selves-raised the cry of persecution
why Doc'of' why persecutest thou me? But. but
We WIN say no more lest we should prosecute the