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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

W ~ & s. n. JIlIENON.
WHOLESALE & RE1,AIa DEALERS * RAT:

'"~N~h Az bAAl--ho * MATT
AND CAPS
Ws@ st'e oI Aaia street. Welding. "a.
AVE on hand and are constantly mauulc;ur
e 4 Hs a general assortment OF superior J ~ an,
>ilS haas. They nave received the latest suru.
.ar IONS rom Kew l0rI ana are now prepared
supply % order al sizes aud Qualities. nth.
-ck Hud Drub bcavr and Castor. Plsfa
"h.te kl fsI2 aud Napt Hats.
l.rei also kce5 on nd IA assortment ofplsrn
ar" ilcE ncu a-d Huys ur and cloth caps,
7Il ~ which g. e. offer 20 their customers and t.s
'untic on he most pleasing terms.
ait "id'rs from country merchants end dra,-
p''F3iy hIta o. ihs nos favorable terms
thankful Tor che liberal patrors.s they have
t''Iti're zee ciNei they sIGc't a share OF pub
&c raf -nnogc wa'ch tac; are ictsrmuod % dc
o. bus ness md cheap and fayOrs bic r1Ies.
Ual ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
JOHN
TIJST SALE OF a VALUAF.a
SIOREIOUSF

= ME unicr ilucl, by vsr.uc ola deed g. 'r.r
3 G1m EJcuc7. Z.ic. N'l proceed }o sr z
public auctir y at,acG art door 0f'ke court i..
~ Ohio. on laa1ay :le2stn dsy 90 March u, O.,
mat VaIutAle store house lu L1uU'3 r.
hai1 sircs,ln HEc- l"g, AT pr-s.itt occur. o.
acJt SsIssupr ,r, win the u"ugrTunanCfr
tn- terms .- 50 % w.. be one fourth m Urs.
M the yc uH.Ig o. tir,r % t1l payments IS
and I5 mr..Ga tua purchaser ewing l.tI
" "a approved 5.rau,y .0rtAe deferred pa. u..al4
Title Lacks. U.Ctir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
VIRGINIA HOTEL
CORNER OF Az & MADISON STREETS
WHEELING, FA5
JACoB a KLIEr

SAOtB a. KLINE
Y ESPE TFJLLT informs h, friend. and M.
D travelling public that he has rcu:ed his well
S7C~u establishment 4 r. term Of wears. Ui.
rooms are we furnished AMI aJtg...I fr. hfs
iAo,e si2' led WITH the best he market af,rds
aud hls oar with tlr choicest wines .pE i,,,rs
Mr. A. ". FLEMING. Who has mad ccrs,ds9
90 e eXn cTlence m some OF he first hotels i'm lie
east ana has al-o been for five years frat assis-
t1niin the United States hotel rn thiS city has
DC n engage ~ sUve-It-udlug Of the Virginia
Hote, cod viii give his entire attention 10 the
establishment.
The pro )rietor a1tiers himself that by HE oOyr
s~XeTil2us and the assistance ofMr Fleming who
u wei known 10 'hs travelling uU lie. will be-
enabled 70 mate the Virginia Hotel second 10 n
si.Hiiar estab lshment IN the vest, and ne wishes
All "ho have regard for their comfort ana con
veGicnce 20 give him a call.
ini note! ~ the office Of the Great Eastern.
and western Lines Of stagss, ardT Travellers can
secure seat. M anv drrcuos a. he bar. IL =
alsp hut n short distance from a.. steam baal
lsndIns anc as attention - paid 10 The ar.va
and .Cpaturc 81 boats, tr-vrl ers can ~ al tunes
ne ADVISED OF the same, and have their baggage
taken 10 and rom the uyer free or charge. IA rs
VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY O SALE
Hu'ILL lie sold on the Oh day OF Aarl p,,i ~,
~ public auction. ia tins city. the valuable cot.
ton factory known rs he Anchor MIL" with oil
Tho machinery. slram engine, and r~rriar.
The buIdIng i so feet long. 40 feet wide. and
our stories high, bui.toi bricks on a sIOne FONDA.
io1.
The attention of manufacturer anil capitalist. i,
inN"ed To This sale, ns the property offered has
Frcai advantages for the sucec>sful prosecution of
the mnnnlacIure Of cotton, or colon and uuyl com.
lt1.d.
TERMS OF SALE-One eighth Of the purchase
money To he paid ia cash az the lime or ssle. one
eighh "a SIX months. ore eighth in 9 months. one
eighth ia IL months. and tho balance IN canal
sums IN lS and "a months or. If desired hy tho
purchaser q Is believed lint the two last payments
NAV he deferred for a much logger time.
For further particulars address. (po-i paid) s;ihe,
lho undersigned. < BRADY
Wheeling. Jan l5-ts w TYSON
Boston Atlas and National In'eiligencer cupy 10
amount of IS and charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

csivei ard ht sole ~
ians2 JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
5000
COOg SIX IN

HINOR which The highest price viii be s.I q,
HA tho City Auction Rooms. No. It's AIsrkct
Space bv
j,nl7 B~RENTLiNGEE & sHALLrROsS
80 w FLOUR in whnle Or hall barrels received
IA and 10 sale az tho Family Gu-.rry Store Of
jan III EL'MAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
GLIDING

Ntbi aHu Mahogany Luo6lHg els.. falaH
NJ aud Pc'urc flames msbo o. oulrr n ih.
hg4ttsl 6tyle, q dH'tffamrs restif.
a splendid assortment &C a1ohIug GIHse,s.
Tor Talt ana PlCfuig IfauI. constantly Goa hauf
bnctur safe lower flan taty can b. procured
etcN hCrr-Ai-u srt TaIUuE uu0 painting U
oil ~ yluIus breaches promptly tX-raf.. uY .
W EHAN>THUp no fuI bf11 sIltcf wheel
Iuz,Nu. v here can b @ procured al 60 uu-e
points, li..urC anO window siasa, Ju-, vlfuI.,.
rrrrHfr fEr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
HENRY MOORE.
Jt TON.
rsrii ny .ofe, hs Auoutr,
i.n s-:s Tu-,
NOrICE no HOUsEKEEPEI.s

NOTICE. TO HOUSED EEPEI.S
? 7;'E sulsrlbcr- beg leave 90 inform .t. sr
zoHs Of Wheeling 1ud vicinity. shat tses ...
o.. eaei O GENERAL. FURNISHING s,.-s
HOUSE o. No lE3 Main street, Vince.
where may De- mar5 ap ozfersye assoU
sli aud m~a1ugnay framed looking Gios>es. r. -,
and Picture frames, 4 l..igirry ware. cons
Fether beds. hoisie-, Pillows, cu5!ed han. .-
m1.'. cotton. trtA SID -rrHc mlGiasscs. .u
vih f, iul assortment C. tht Iafest styIc On. tat
finished FURNITURE ever offered boz ihy -f..4f
Of which WILDE sl.d on ue most T~esEoaaj % .ts
aid Ugrfa4.C3.
Also Loasug g'a. slutcr, wrh1r1uy
vamish Sp n.h mass. Sc &c, % insanity o..
STEAM BOATS furnished with ever @
furniture on ire ausl l,comuia.a .ag terms .a-t
short uOricc.
Carpets made and put down.
Orier IN zanosgilie can be In viih r F.A0.
ANS g. Co.
i7u 10 M,EDEL HAIRCUT
Tho Z1ncsy''e Republican uul COW r al.
lr1luri oritrrr tI.-rt rri rirrrc rhi. .H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
q x d q u * FE -

GR a - G. u IL Z f. =.
SUPERCE RECTiFiED wHlSNEY or,hc pa
- rel hu0iiy from hs Own establishment. con
dc % NJ REILLY.
WILSON'S IAN ESsiLL& SOAP
E,'ltif i"Nssoi lars decidedly superior article.
g ON hand aud Tor sale low by
dec 2e " REILLY.
yLACk sAAD-42 do4.n BIsck wnIn-
~ SsnIJn-i received a; the City Auction Room
aC Gr sale low Lv
dec % BB"NruNGrR X SuALLcRoSS.
ELACkINC-25 rrss WARREN'S Blsgk-
E2 RENT any iu tho World. tor safe low
ar lib ought elsewhee Nv
LlNGEH& S~'INiLCROSS.
dee p Nc l65 N-.iei squ7rc
WEES & aiQCGIS.
'HI. s~u5scuI,rs have lust 20 'eived from phil
L adc.phla c'T"ct I onth- importers 9. Pres
aud ca ks Wines aud Liquors, Of every Naret,
en- pIcc wL;ch { c. oti-rto dealers snd othrrs
uu the m.stUb-rhl terms IA casks, dsmiiDhu.
B'it e7 and gu daft n I]lutilies 20 suit. the toll
i2w.as "G"known Brands cclupnse a portion Of
Alexander S,igns'ecJgiilc Brandy;
g'tIlon BOTIcuuN DO do
G3ddaid's extra old CorHlac do 1918.
uoir Glass ana Anchor Gin.
Duf' Gordon x Co. sJr'r pJle Sherry.
Llzd0R particular Madeira.
!, shurnE fine Grape JUICE or TemrsTance port.
Harms and sons, Port wine,
Geo Lgung Sweet Malaga,
icucrite and Lisbon NiuCS,
Qucrns White Port. spleuiid.
french t~ordials IN bottles. Muscatt. H1ckhel.
der FanAny Clarst, French W hite wine, vinegar,
KING l. CRuMBACKER.
Dec 20 No q, Ua'cr ct.
90 ACKEREk, 40 bbls No , large size. jns !
w received Ind for ssie by JOS. REILLY.
inns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

~S"" Na~c ~ tHhNCEEY.
, vs. PURSUANT TO a decree rlr,
KARIN Smith. drr.t ~ This cause at line So
lem9er [srm, 1870, ! VIII sell at puclc snc' )
az tHe door %! the court house of the county a.
lYler, o. the second Mondsv in. Jauuary n.Sf. =
'Ilc Of ten acres Of iaud situated on NlV-Ir.,.
lreeK m SAID county, upon wa!eh tEeTc IS Z sp.I
saw anC C1st mill.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth OF the pu--
cha,e money m hand, one fourth m ei-ht u.yuIa,
SHe l'urtn ~ sixteen months, and the rouuir. .
t'uiih ia tNeaty '0ur months. The nurctpee-
"SlFs oouI bearing latoJest, with good s..uIi.y
~! bme payment OF the deferred instaimer-g.
+. WILLS. Us For
nov En- NJ COW .,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

againet
sltney ) Miles,, Edmund u Miles. NalrEs a
da. ncTs az law OF Elisha Niles dec
ana William IL Oowd, Frederick A
Erance.l Dowd, ia nes K DOwd, S.al .;
re "a Maigda Z Dywd, Ann T. DIV,
Chatie7 - 10 vd, children aud heirs O..
Of Ella II Dowd licensed who WIS
lar ~ law oiths sand Elisha M,leo ,sc-s
DE ga '1Ir4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

MIS- day came the Complainant Ly be-.

~ V"Ht NC DuInpIaInanl UV I- -
new and the Defendants Edmund r >
h,Inss Rand,ii heirs at law Of Elisha Mics
sTauctsI. Dywd.a JamesR Dow6 80 e
Dowf. Main a p DOwd, Ann r DDOG
OhaTie" Il D1wd rot having entered U-r
~ As'suJy and the rules cf this CONF 49,
seAEth~ " satisfactory evidence that tie rrt ID.
nh7Liants 81 'a.s state. therefore, on marror. y
= 5'uPIa;u1ct by S attornev, II b. al r..
That eho SAD absent Defendants do area ma
On ths - tyud Monday OF March next crt as..
.sSr ta9 tuia. alna1fs bIil. and that q ra..y
OF ihls order % inserted IN the - heei.al ~
ST Two months successiyely and yoslru Ell tla
court house COOr Of yh.s county
cory tcsie DHICENpN
" J .eIuenSon for Comp't 4 ERIK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

NlRGlNlA-To wrT-A: rules t,e 20
Iitihs face Of he County Court Of We
:. o@"onda. che 9Th day Of D~ecember
'"HAih Underwood Com 41..aut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
Cs@-Fa FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
MANUFACTOEY.
~ los. Main street. Wheelig. opposite
Mr.. Rohh's Chair Factory:
A ~ AVERY a 20 r..r.,,6,;., In

- form their friends unG he publ.
nat they have on hand ami are Consistently mann.
'srtnF'n- n general assortment Of Hats aud CAPS Of
Tie latest fashions. warranted equal IL not superior
10 INV ihot have been offered. which viii DO sold
iy Tia" owen os Jingle al the lowe est prices and upan
"a favorable terms es they can be had in The city
Hats 81 al Kinds aud qualities. also a rrr,rsIaSs~
mont ofmsr;s and and boys fur and cluirc ca
They propose 20 furnish gentlemen Hiih hat, nv
Ias year.
y. y. Hais ard CAPS made % orls-. also nill,arr
na's ard caps made Oh HE shar'cs, notice.
] they respectfully F0ioit q liberal share ofpubl.s
patronage. M, *
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

ar tina sSESER Or UNIoS Avn WATER srs.
u, q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

RON a NAILs,-Na l4,r jts r~.,,I,r,
~ if'mthc Mandatory Of fhe Nr.sfs coli. r
MlH0ng1la Co. and will keep rrnsilri'y or
h1nd. n large 1srsrtmeat OF itlE anI Nails. Ehici
we VIII seI af Pittsburgh prices
AT1rEgBCRY, CALDWELL & co.
may 13-f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

itE and Al,e u.rs si Valentine "a -
s xNeutlloqlsi tg ii..,.g r,-k.-n
AiD Snnlryrhor5 Jog .hs f7us authrf
Both works Hiu-fricd .y rbx a1I oit-t a
ard hrss.e ny THOMPSON &tD
hH 10 Monroe -l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
HENRY MORT
&c JOHNSTON
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX

Per Henry Moore, his Attorney.
IT,.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-23
MIR. CLAY AT HOME.

The great Clay Festival took place at Lexington XIV
ON the 9Th There from fifteen to twenty thousand
persons present Mr. Clay addressed the company, in
response 70 complimentary toast, in sIccch of about
TWO hours which is highly spoken Of and ll no doubt
DC published. He took rapid survey O his political
me- and reviewed the important political and financial
questions in the orgnston and discussion of which he
has borne so conspicuous part in the coucs of the ma
uo" lie advertd also to the pccuniarydistrcss of the
country and laid open the which produced it, His
rrroration is said to have been grad and spirit
stirring. He invoked The continued projection Of that
Kind and bcnafccnt Provdcnco who had ,ever forsaken
us though in just indignation He may haze afflicted us
as nation; aid then solcmny appealed the Wings,
eemch to rouse themselves and prcpac for another
great struggle in support Of those measures public po
lcy winch are indssoubly connected witt the indep-n.
d9ncc and prosperity of the people.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-23
TRIAL OF EDWARDS

The New York papers are filled with the pro-
ceeuihgs OF the court In the case of Monroe Ed
whose trial car rs-var. ,,,s oon,,,o.,.
early last week. The testimony against him. ac-
cording to The papers, ives very conclusive. His
counsel are endeayoring to prove an aE6i. prnci-
Paiiy by reference to the registers Of various no.
tells. ~
Somewhat TO our disappointment, Edwards has
been convicted. He is yet to be tried on other
Indictments but this conviction of the first
charge Will weaken the strength Of his defence
against the others. 1t sweeps away some :S25 900
from me stolen deposte in his trunk, and dunn
lshes his means to bride witnesses and fee coup-
sci. He will now get his desert.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-23
IN SENATE-TuURSDAY

MIR. buchanan presented the Joint resolutions
OF the Legislature of Pannsy I-u..i~, ;-..,rurrImX
Their Senators 10 hurry the passage of the Appor-
tonment bill. Mr.. b. also presented number
OF memorlals-one asking for marine Railway
at Philadelphia, the rest respecting the Tariff.
Several private bills were considered in Com
mittee OF the Whole, and reported 10 the Senate.
Among the bills in possession of the Senate,
was the one which passed the House on Wednes-
day, extending the operation Of the Revenue Act
through the month OF July. Mr.. Evans asked
thatt might be taken up and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance, and for this purpose, be tw ice
read. unexpectedly, objection was made to the
bill, even in its preliminary stage.
MIR. Buchanan would chccrfulIy vote fo, refer
ence.
Messrs. Sewer and King would not; and the
iatter gave his reasons at some length but the
bill was referred, by yeas23 to nays 10.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION PHI.
Mr.. Evans called for the orders of the dav: and
Mr.. Benton being entitled to the floor, defended
IN speech Of great length ana research the
House provso, lin reference to promo,ious) and
when he concluded, no one being inclined to sneak
the question was taken, and the provision reject
ed,by majority of one--23 to p
MIR. Barrow then proposed an amendment to
one OF the items Of tie bill, appropria,ing $780,
600 to nava! construction al Pensacola which
proposition he advocated at ccnsid, rabIe length.
This amendment, after long discussion, was a.
dopted by a vote OF 10 TO I8.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-23
From the Richmond Star.

DUTIES OF TIE JUDGES IN BANKRUPTcY. IN
POSITION BY BANKRUPTs.-From what we can
learn, the duties of the Judges under the lato
bankrupt law, are not fairly considered nor
oy any means adequately compensatory 'fhe
Increased number of courts which the Judge is
now compelled TO hold and the immense increase
OF business, were not considered, or were not
properly regarded by any means !; and the great
additional expense to which they are subjected, i'm
The way OF tavern charges, &c. makes it very
serious business for them. 1t would seem to be
suihcient to load them down with work, withou.
permitting them TO suffer an actual decrease in SAL
AIRY, as Is the case; for it makes little difference
which end of the purse you draw the money from,
SO that 1t gots 1t matters not very much, wheth-
er you decrease mans compensation increase
MS expenses, so Far as his personal advantage ii
concerned, if at the end of The year he finds his
cash account MINUS and in The case of the Judges
most unlusiy so. Congress ought to have given
either additional compensation for increased labor,
or at least pay the expenses to which the Judges.
under the law, are subjected Nothing less would
have been fair, and unless this be done, wa are
persuaded, if the law be not soon repealed, that
many of the Judges land those the best of course)
Will throw up their Offices
Another burden is that Of postage, especially
under this law. The Judge, although United
States officer, has no ranking privilege, and the
cost OF letters to the Judge in this district alone,
from bankrupts, written upon topics with which,
he has nothing to do, has already amounted 10
quite salary, of itself.
These things should be reformed and the last,
the bankrupts themselves must cure. 1t is insoH
terably mean 10 puta man to postage expense, up
on your own business. None but regular sneak
and sponge would knowingly do it; for il is spc-
cies OF downright dishonesty. We enjoy, in the
Judge of the District, an upright. urbane, inteli-
gent and independent officer; and such an one is
entirely toe scarce, now days, to be lost; and
we hope, for our part, that reform in these mat.
tiers OF just complaint, will speedily be made.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-23
IN TIE HOUSE.

Alter some Slight correction Of the Journal,
a'r. Hiiand Hall offered resolution for the ap-
polntment OF select committee to inquire into The
expenditures involved in the satisfaction of Vir-
gina Military Land warrants. This subject, the
industrious gentleman from Vermont who is
chairman of the committee of Revolutionary
Claims, handled so thoroughly that we would not
give much for a Virginia Revolutionary land
claim. Speaking Of the number of officers, whose
claims had been admitted to bounty lands. both
OF the Army and Navy Of Virginia, Mr.. Hall said
that the House would be somewhat surprised fin
nsmuch as the history of the Virginia Navy had
never been wrltten) to know that there were 263
officers ct the Navy, and upwards Of GOO of the
Army.
Remaining upon the fraudulent management Of
their claims, it would be as amusing (said Mr.
H.) as Police Reports, if the evidence upon
which they had been passed, could be published.
Among the claims passed. (alIliough the act pro-
viding for them expressly excluded officers " ho
had been cashiered or supeTseded.) was one,
which granted $3.50 acres to a Col Mordecai
Bnckner, who had been caShiered under Brip.
Gen. st. Clair, for ''havng behaved sharnefulIy
IN presence OF the enemy, and deserted his post
in time Of acion," &c. Mr.. Hall said there were
some 81 claims pending under this Act, and he
would be content to surrender his directions to
the whole, if one, only one just claim could be
found among them.
The morning hour having expired,
Mr.. Fillmore introduced Il resolution for the
printing of 5000 extra copies Of tabular stale
ment, showing the operations Of the several Tariffs
Of "a 30 and 50.
Objections being made by Mr.. Profit, the rules
were therefore SUSPENDED
Mr.. w. c. Johnson, Of Md, moved that in adj
dftion there should be published an appendix,
showing the yeas and nays both in the House and
Senate, upon the vandos tariff bills enumerat-
cd.
A motion to lay the whole subject on the table
was rejected by Ia to 80.
The resolution was then passed, ordering the
printing, by iS to Sc.
Mr.. Cooper, of Georgia, moved reeonsidera-
tion Of this vote, and based an hours speech
thereon.
AIPORTIoNAEyT BILL.
This bill came up as tho unfinished business,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-23
HENRY CLAY.

The Washington correspondent of the u. s
(Phiiadelpha,) Gazette, under date of the Sd inst
Says
"Letters have been received here lately. nv
members OF Congress from their constituents in
the interior Of New York, of the most decided
spirited and cheering character. They EXPRESS
Inc utmost confidence in the ability Of the Who's
10 carry that State this FALL and of returning ardor
among those OF the countryside farmers. me-
chanics, and business men. There is no diversity
OF opinion among them as to the individual who
sha'i DC supported as candidate for the Presi.
uency 10 man they for Henry CLAW
with his glorious name inscribed upon the Whig
banner, they express their wilingness--nay aIX,
lous desire-to go into the field once more and
show their opponents that they are as firm as nm.
Inching, and as ready to rally in support of sound
principles, sound man, and the true interests of
the country, as they were in 1910. Remember. |
nave told you before that the campaign of 1910
was the taking of Burgoyne; that of ISf4--will
be the capture of CORVALLIS, and the final triumnh
OF the Wings"
The Albany Daily Advertiser, in republishino
'ne foregoing adds-'Ihe above representation
OF public sentiment in Western New York, is a.
puhdanty confirmed by the Wing papers of that
section, and by every account we receive, whether
oral or written. Indeed very large proportion
OF the Wing papers of the interior of the State
nave placed MIR. Clay's name at ,hoir head and
they have done it in manner-with a tone and
sp'r't-which gives unquestonable token that they
are conscious the people are with them, and in
earnest"
ihe Alexandria Gazette says-"It is estimated
ny 'hose who ought to know, that in Fauquier
county, MIR. Clay's majority now is as great as
Gen. Harrison's at the late Presidential election
that in Loudoun Mr.. Clay is stronger than Gen.
H. was; and that in Fairfax there is clear CLAW
ority of, at least, ffty-with every chance of
the increasing popularity of Harry of the Vest
In these three Counties, there are said to be five
Tyler men,