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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21


FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr-rheos i. In
ile dsang n the iSur msrke,--aaJ the transactions
very limited.
HOWARD STREET FLOUR--rhs sales an.
small. and we h,vo heari of n,ne ia parcels over
100 hbi.. made Al 81 37I; at which prize holders
are hrm- The receipt Priee 70 unseuIrd--the last
settlements Were made AT 81 so.
CLOVERSEEO-Oid 10 sellins al 44a s or u,h-
si. and 50 l2ba5 2S E't crop.
FLAXSEED-Sales have he O., made during thsr
week at 81 .30al IS per hn.h~I.
TIMOTHY SEED--Tne pr,cs ranges FUN % a,
81 30 per hashel. as ia quality.
PROVISIONS
Old Mes. Pork sln so. (,siater paekedl
No do sl0 10 rs d.
Pnms 80 15alR 10
New Me de- sllall SO.
M ia none in market
ime do SO w
New Mess Beet 80 .q51 10 To-
NJ q" Sc 5Oss. az To qualify.
Prime Beei. SIS 50s6.
N" Lsrd. r ksg-. last winters rendering. 6:.61e.
Do do hhls. 6lr
Bacon. asserted. 24a4lc.
Hama. 4 .7r. - 10 quality.
Sh aih~u.2s3ic.
Siis~. 3sn4lc.
HOGS--Ihe snppIy !. very feir end this week
4OOO we're IN the n,arkst-sales a. frnm az lisa
ia per lOo lbs. riding To size and o,,sl,,v.-
There were aiouI 1000 IA the pens and mar.
ket heavy
BEESWAX-S .. of ysilnw continue 10 be m.dsr
81 % cts AMI IN small parcels at 90 els
tEATHERS--NO change in Feather; Western
zoaJO cents. ~ IN quality. aud considerable nsIrs=
hne srll al 3Oa33 cents by the single bag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21
rweNrY ElGHrH CONG REss.-w. navel

TWENTY EIGHTH CONG REss.-ws have
taken pains prDcIsc sccurss list Of Tho members
III the spprsrhi,sg Congress. by which q will be
seen that while we have $. maize wh,-- 6hsy %
will be. like ths Roman Con. uls, iake care that
the republic feceise 80 harm. hate House the,
will be likely 10 require the sxtrriss VI this duty.
la the Representative h<dy there are p recissly
SEQ meu bets eccted. aud there resnains % yet is
be returned. vim: Maine 4. Massachusetts 4. Yer
mont 1. Mapla land s. Georsi. 1. Mississippi 4.
Michigan }.
We have marked the wings in halies. the old
members (of ~h.ch the House has As only) with .
dagger, aud Tie friends VI MIR Caib-un. OF thuss
whom we have good reason TO believe such. with
IN asirr,sk. or these We have only made 81. bat
there doubtless more OF the % vscas eiss ali
but Maryssd might be filed before the opening al
the session but is pr,haLie that there will be
many more than the 400 already eiect~,i, ..
vote in the organization Of the House.
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
MAINE -Fsirfeld and Eusns.
NKw HANrsHIRE -wcodbury and A,herisn.
MAssAcHUsErrs.-Ch saie aud Bates
RHoDE ISLAND -Spragne aud San mons
C"sSscricUr -Hastiagdon and Niles.
vsRnoST.- Phelps aud UJhan.
NEW YoRK- Talmsdgs aud Wight.
NEW JKxskr.-Dsyton and Miller.
Reconnaissance aud Boch.nan.
DErAwARE.-Ba yur.1 and Ciaytsa.
MAhrLASD.--M errick-Or~ Vacancy.
| viRoisiA.-RIyKs and Archer.
NoxrH CAxoLisA.-Manesm AMI Haywood
SourH CAROLINA --tiuger aud hcDufTie.
GEoReIA.-BerrieH and ColqmI
| kESrUcKr.-Mor .h,ad and Crinendea-
TESSEssEE-FS.fsr and ysrnegaA.
OHIo.--Tappsn aud Allen.
| LOUISIANA arroD aud Porter.
| tSDIAnA. - Waite and flanagan.
Recommendations nJ Walker.
lLLIsoIs.--S-nre and hreezs.
AuzBAnA.-Kng ard Bsgby.
MISSOURI BENTON and Aishs5n.
| AKKANsAs-Fulton aud SEWER.
hIcniGAN.--PoTter aud " sodbr,dge.
Sena'Ors are placed ia tho whi-h III
terms empire ;ihe Wings italics. aud MIR Rive
| Independently IN small capitals.
| The Senate will STAND. when the vacancy fro'
Maryland filled. Wings %. LOcrlos,- %, lndeper
dent 1.
Messn SemPle. of Illinois. and AIchis'n.
Missouri. are gubernalorisi appoih,menIs.-H Va
| lVhig Standard
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

The elevation Of the sammiis Of the pe.k. NJ n,
'e' ~ Virginia Is s'a'ed Nv writer in the Lynch
'"fsh sirgi"'sn 10 he 53O5 feet above The sea- Th.
makes Ihs peaks the highest point in the Atlantic
States south Of New Hamnahira-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

- me following prayer wss msds by o., La.
sao. - ne woods bsi~seo New Tork sud 60.
% ~ 1877. 'Lo'd hsvs Compassion ss.,, -. -.
ponf pn'oF'unais sinner. ihfss lhoussnd -. =.
~ own eoen'fy' sod 'vssuiyays ME. fr@. 80 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21
tHANGE or WEATHER N-,h;.- n. |.

a tHANGE or WEATHER -N.,,h;.- - D.
~ gFes'sf r1scI npon the system ,h,n .,,.,s.'.
changes IN eur variable climate. WhJe 49,
sfsaualiy rrePafes The bsbns OF snim.I, - 49,.
cn."ge' Of Seasons. mankind nssums h~ir g,,o 80
-"u actually ensnhsi nature. The .boav sh,nlJ \.
P'eparsd 10 meet the change BY medical sf5.e, :,
% 70 thoroughly cleanse The frsms and ,.,.J., !.
~oie able TO endure the alteration; b, =, dim -,
,.' 'ess liable 10 take cold and olber eosul.n.
$3.50 ne oO.ss' are healthy ell other psss n m.
'ys'em are 10 likewise; hpw necessary 4. n ,h.n g.
should remain 80. The milde.l and n,.I ss.,;-,
pe'ss"vs now 10 be found is Ssa;nBur.., $500.
a<oaef tis isr cleansing The stomach and o.,s;f,,-
'ne oh"d. Formsd By extraction frum M. ~,
ssss1ss'e mediriHs The snnh pssducss Il !. -
mos decided discovery and Improvement No..
Phys'eaI remedies of modern dsy.. Tim. -
A"' eapenss aided By experiences. have n,, 49,
,pe'eu "a Ne perfection. and I will speed ~ s...r.
merits. ~" ~ superior
rnee % eenis per Dor. oaEcs $50 Rs,,d-,..
", 20 v below The rahsnaels
F%as By JOHN II TIIO6psoW
A.. 81 the bOoksiots Of W ROBB.
y w BaSSETr
ssnih WhsslisE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

Massachusetts, s again suffering under her cleo
ton laws which require that candidate ior any
cfhee shall receive maj 'ry Of NIL the votes polIed
10 be returned elected. The ~hig candidate Gur Gu
vernon has very respect.bl. plurality. a majority
over the locoioco Of some four Eve thousand; yet
he is defeated BY 5000 abolition votes. Thi. give.
The real Power Of The stale lohe a!oIionisls though
they had oh.Ps of checking their candidates. Should
the same pro portion be the legislature rhry
may defeat an eIectinr Of Governor
There are an immet - number sf towns in which
here rs no representative elected al this election
and trial after trial must be made be srs there will
be any. Thus, money aAd time are Lost, the party
s,rie' are kept up lOnser.wh all II cir demoralzine
Influences. and after all nearer sppro1rma ton TO
full rePresentali, to The peoples wishes. Than
there would be IN the fi'. ballot ir plurality wa.
sufficient IN elect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

GEoRGIA.-Ths official returns Of the vote. c..,
TOE Governor 81 ihelais election in Georgia exhibit
The following Tesuls For Mr. CrawIord 3s.7I3. for
Mr. Cooper IS 32S-show,ns the Wing wujoriry on
the SOveFnors tickle, To be ASS votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

The New York Tribune" sryeIy and Justly
feprehends The Pr"nens. ncspapss dsscu..on end
gSsiP on things which shonId DO sacred lron cubic
o'se"''inn. There u nOihIHR more perniesou..
snys the Tribune than The r"rnmon h.h,, ~ 80
vsssing the charities II private life. and d,c,dio.
mat hrs OF thai man hss been less liberal than n
snS"'d have been. o. stimulates osisnIs,ioo N
Dse"Vo'ence. and often compsls disclosures Of b.ne
hcehi deeds which dOer would ar.irRlly prefer a
keep uapfoiHned BY publ.eity. We were. never
.o'n pa'ns'' man by meeting in Tribune, while
travelling. sharp Fsf~eiion on priv,. r;,;,. e..
not contributing 10 the rslisfoi The sulr.rs bv ,h
great IRE n Ha.m6ursh The public ana The pr,..
nave no night 10 judge mans sbiIllty 10 be muni
heisnii he may he embarrassed while We .,,,.r,
nix neh, OF he may have given snonrsOuslv ,,h,I.
We are ssn'uF'ng him for not giving usteafarou.Iy
blssnahle ~ private gossip 90 in ne~s,.,,., n.,h.
LEI s al set our faces against such yya,,,,.,,
invasiOns Of individual freedman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

comfort, his boots aud his trowsefs
dragrled with dew, aud himself unsus-
tened by breakfasi-why. the whole
thing Is preposterovs
CONCLUSION TOMORROW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

REVIEW or THE BAL1.iMORE MARKET FOI;
THE PAST WEEK.
Esrhsnse on London l07 .i073. and vefy lnis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21
(Fsom the Opal. Pre- Gih or the Holy Day %
A THOUGHT OVER A CRADLE.

(FfOm the OPAL. Pre- Gih or the Hsly Da,O
A THOUGHT OVER A CRADLE.
M n. r. WILLIS.
ssdden ~hen thou smiiest Io my emile.
Child Of - y love. trcmbl~ 10 believe
That Ger the mirr.r OF that eye Of blue,
The shadow Of my heart will always past
heart 'hs, frvsn rs srsggIs with The world.
t,omss nightly To Thy guarded cradle hume,
And. careless Of ihef. ming dust II brlugs.
Asks Foe iis ,doi. Strange. that Aswefs vi earth
Are visited by every cir thai sIrs.
Aud drunk in sweetness unly. while the child
That shuts within its breast . bl,Dm for b~syen.
May take blsinIsh ir IN tire breath vf lo,s,
Aud bear ths blight Zoe ever.
Ihave wet
With gladnsss NJ The gifi OF this fair child,
My lie 10 bIund up la her. But. oh Gsd.
Thou knowsi how heavily my heart nj times
Bears iis sweet bnrIhe.,; and lfThou hast eivcn
To nurture such - Thine this spptIcss flower.
To bring IL unPolIuled unto Thee.
Take Ihou ns ioVe. pray thee! Give 10 light
Though. following the sun. IL turns lr.En mel
But. by the chord iius " rung. and by The light
Shining sb'ui. draw me 10 my child.
Aud u 4 Us cto-e. oh G u. when near To- heayeni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

koBsERY--rhs Grocery store Of Mr.. S. d.
woodrow on Main ST. was broken open on Saturday
night and his desk riasd Of sio or sIR in change.
Various attempts we're made on other stores without
sureaaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

ACCIDENT ON THE NEW YORK AND
ERIE RAfLRoAD-TH,s. a~s I,1sJ - ~. "a,
,Sso l"asd.-We learn ~ q passenger. 40 arrived
~" morning ihH very Distressing sec;d.o,
haPI sned about 10 o'clock this morning an ~.
Ioaa. ~ appears that car heavily I,sd.J ,~,,b
700 90, loo's and Iqn with great velocity down
us'Sen 'of 'ome miles 10 where some lsborsr, ,ys,.
s-..,'i',. u-es . ~'fs,-ihs car eans with snch
Fupidhy and iorcs that Eve q The mn
TO jump sd The track IN Tine ,vsrs ,,n ,,.s ~ 80,
sat tafes % them we're instantly KILLED .n,,bs,
%. legs taken "a Near the Thigh snd !. ,uoo...5
% esad' he remaining one. fBriansisly' !. 49,,
e,poa hurt The accident took plse, b.,v,..n
s'-s'oHn an Blsuniville. sboui nins nile. f,on
Pc fmoni.--N Ersress. ""''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

WESTERN ASYLUM.-Thsss was VAR
,.a'sss.ling cass Of dischargs from the we-s,..
a'yiun "n Frday--s yosng wife and msthsr. gbo
n.u orsn laoSriag under insanity fron sbo.t m.
r. ne oifth Of her drH child. nov wear I'D
80. n-Pgy ea'nind iosS Yer asay on MonIsy ,,of
a. q bride. ' o'o0miag
Such 81 iaoiJsni IL oalcnlstsd 70 t,,,.h A.. -
Z. ne m - sshsh. and swsksa iacrsas,J in,.,s.,
y Os s noois institution, We DO net FEEL ,bs, n
.'s,a oe "shi' ihsfslJrs 20 pa-s q over s,,,--,s.,
~ 'ilsnss -Snasioa gpr,4zsr. s''""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21
GREAT CLAY GATHERING

The Executive committee of the Clay Club Of this
cssy have invited the Hon Carrot Davis. of XIV. TO
address the Citizens Of ohio county. while rssr.
to Washington. ior the approaching session Of Con.
grsss. He has consenIed To do ~ on or about ih.
so'h 'nsi- 81 which due notes will be given hy
hsndbills. when the exact day is learned. In the
mean Time We invite The wings Of this aud the ada
cent counties IN Virginia. Pennsylvania and Ohio Ia
Be prepared TO attend. The Eloqusncs Of MIR d.
will be sufiicient insucemeni; but Ne learn that
other eminent orators Of the wesi i'll be present aud
Il will he the isrsesl and interesting mass saes ..
that has thus far been held. The time spprsaehs .
--be prepared TO attend. one and ali!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

THE ANTIQUITY OF SHAVING THE BEARD.
III Is establIshed hat NJ At The present day in
Egypt, ~ ia the ancient Tines. n wa. en-.
o'nary with all The Egyptians shave Their heads.
aud ancienily their faces. AccUrting To Put
hosseliinTs iransai'on "f isaiah xviii. LIST and Cd
yerses. the word peeled, "a nation scattered anJ
peeled meant shaved. In the sculptures fe.
eleepi'oSs are met with these being genralIy .I,la,y
men. Win. va their sriuous camra sens had neither
leisure or means oI shavingor else they were p-t.,.
"i The lo~esI cssie OF T-asauTry. Ms GliIdon Tell.
us Tint IA iaei the Egyptians wers the only people
~ o'iei'ai nai'"'s WIN shavsd--Wnh Them %
with The Arab. The barber was . Srntist spd NH
bug surgeon. There are several pa inlins. m ESv.,
Representing shaving 80 well AZ other paint. al m
hashers functions. The Jews ysore thetr bsnrI.
nui u Is reloaded m Cen ali, IA that JOSEF =. h.,
Summoned i'oan hIs dungeon by PharoAh, -shav.d
himself" 81 that The Bible enables us n, e,rrv
shaving oaeE 10 1000 years B c. whiIst the scup.
lures ~ The 'ombs round the pyiaInids poove a..
universal Egypt several e~Iurie. b.e,r. III,
da'e.-6ostsn 1raAscrspf.
~TIIE NHIG CLUBITOUSE.-Th. VIII. n,
yese'day states that DE. II. II. CaIel has rendered
The nss Of The vacant ground nprIh we,t az m. e.
change, near the CHiioI- orse nor IN IN, Of an.
wings in the censiniction OF -Hpu.e--.I,,.
Log Cabin The meetings of the Central Club
~ urges The WardCinbs 10 take The subject OF buLl
ing this edIhee Immediately under ror,sids
rse'iasni Leigh may deem IL proper soon 20 call
ioge IhsF hs Club, and there i lao lilac. I,.,-
etr'ueh for IL 10 assemble
The Wing mentions by the way, curious piec.
oi h'."ry Of The csbell family. Il says il newer vel
heard ola Cabeli who was nn n Whik, and s,s...
mai ""e oi the Old STOCK. who has been living in
Aenucky ior hi'yyrars wished hisnaveSsais afsw
year. since. 10 aseeriaih what were the poliic. ,l
his kindred. and having learned tina, r,ev 80. III
"hisr' he said he ~as eUnIsnl 10 20 home and die
Rich. Ctmp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

Mi-The election, IN Georgia and Maryi.ud
are rrplce wHh Polniesl instruction They show
that no parry can succeed which nuemps 10 unlis
shh tie pttsen, Nalionnl administration. Before
NE wings cut loose entirely IRON John Tyler.
ihcy los almost every state 10 the Union, and now
That a iew leading democrats have attempted 10
take him up the ,h,ci IS seen in The return 81 Wing
strength No party m this country .. strong
enough 10 carry tho abuses and corrup,ions Of
The ptescn, Administration and The sooner the
democratic party separates is desiu,cs entirely
from the few ambitious leaders whose love Of Of
hce has overcome their love cor democracy, the
better II Will be for their prospect, in the coming
Struggle. Occupying the ground we do. IT is easy
to discover the causes which have brought, about
the late disastrous results TO the democracy The
present administration " 40 universally de,csied
ana disposed, that il must hang like a m%ill4s,ont
about the neck Of any parry which lends its coun
lcnance or tolcrs,es its nc,s-Mah
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

ths c1tnplsiui nfiscs, may control the ma
ihs ocu Congress aod I may sdd, fca.
t, is srpr1. that thsi majority viii rase ,be
!, IN wool 70 the necessary point The cofrect.
/, rila ,rgccalion however, uine will da.f.
/ ,A.sn te remembered that the nreseti Tariff
as SECUTED NHhoui a great sacrifice. The
.,en.ag ~gtluious oftbo President nnd the on.
pa cf iho m.norny m Congrcss, compelled
, nlrpoacmcat and perhaps the dnal loss. of,he
4, os-n OF Tbs proceeds Of the Aslcs Of the pub.
.,sl, among he several states to which Ibey
.,s ,as ughL THIS was done. les the wan, Of
m, re,cnac should obligc Congress 10 p,s.
| T,ra highly protective thus i%hfic,ing upon the
r-,, a double %wgaty-ihc loss OF their portion OF
/. mosey accr1ing hom the sales Of the publie
q, an3 the nsk Of having the present Tafid de.
.hri OF imputed While wc have yielded 10
nu,say OF snspepding the Land Distribution
sr,r to secure Pfotrcuon, | conceive q, 10 BE-
- 5s'y constantly 20 mss; upon Distribution rs
~ssafe which cannu, be denied without tramn.
2 etoo the sacred rights Of the states.
hsre ,hos used the common privilege Of every
79 90 speak upon some OF The questions Of ma.
si policy which bow engage the attention Of
sslle nlc0niug ol course no dislcspcct to ihose
w. la.efsia dlheron, yiows. My opinions may
s'mall vliue, yct franknsss rcquire. that they
es.l no. be withheld.
Ithank you mos, cordially for the honor YOU
Yn eoafcrred upon me, and | wall ussiduou.Iy
! r7ersle wdh you in Promoting such measures
rtse good Of The people as your collective wis
n nay devise. and aid you, so far as i, is INV
%rrrnce, IN bringing the session to a close wiih
t%soyenient dispatch.
JOHN MATTOCKS.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, 18th Oct A. u. 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian BaIsam.

LAS teen known and appreciated for H.. e6es-
- eioLs and reculi1i properly IL possesses for
the cure OF every kind Of rounds, Brolses, Sgvafas
and s0ftSi and Is q never failing remedy Tor acute
and chronic Rheum0hsm. This Balsam afford. M
mediate relief for coughs and sore lungs, paia Ia
the side and breast. weakness ia The back ana Es-na .
and Is warranted 10 cure any case oC tho Pkss or
hatuIa Of however long standing when avery thug
else has JAILED. This wonder. working Balsam viii
restore numb or persisted hmbs, siHF sinls, OF numb.
ness tn any pan Of the body, ard - a sure and pleas.
ant application 10 Bsrss, SosdS, Soye iyoafi and
Qs'nftef Numsfovs AID respectable cenihestss
may be seen where Il has effected sn entire cure IN
al The above cases. Beng prepared In seCo,danee
with strict and otH established chemical laws A..
reputation hos been and still is oauerd. and Is now
extensively Usef IN ell paris ofthe United S,.I.
Fof sale BY DANIELS x BELL Ru,tnnd: T..
Jsmissyb C~sstIsion J. Besmsh A. Son West Poal,-
bey Wheeler A. Swallow rs~Hi, h. hDHrrw.
Manchester. Warren a Bhss Bss0Jos am IN an
tie Fnisgss ia tie county. s2ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

DdTaS Burglary. We learn the house Of Pre-
Si'si fhh Esq. Of Ira was catered on Saturday
"a iGst ihto Oh the chamber window By means OF
adder The wind blowing hard at The iiGe, the
.0e hrooeeded below where the loose change was
'Ti a0d took from drawer fourteen hundred dol
-"' ~ balls doas up IN packages and decampcd
''''a' disturbing the inmlles of the family. For
'.''eiy they did no, discover abou, two hundred
'''' 10 specie, nor ! pocket book containing
I'VE Ts.'. Its evident the rogue was well ac-
t'-aied With The house, snd We learn Two men liy-
ga The nsightorh0od have been arrested, 10,
'e discharged, as there was not evidence enough
f01uced to commn Them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING.
OCTOBER 10.

IoHS Tyler. The acting President of the Uni.
n States Is nov receiving a merited reward from
adop'ed d,noeraiie brethren, and even the loco
60 orzans that he has nnrsed and yeHed by over
rs Of kindness ia besiowing upon them patronage
I'd honors with , liberal hand, do not hesitate to
Ie,k out in plain language, that they look UPON
q as a dangerous man and no, to be trusted. No
pay ever have, nor can they count upon success
rh 4ay degree Of certainty who will give counte-
nace or fellowship with a man for a leader, tina,
- once for mere personal considerations abandon
BIS principles, betrayed those that placed him in
Ner, and forfeited all clam for honor or respect
'm friends OF county. Although the wings in
iher real did by Tyler TOO honor him witt, their
~oahdence aud place him in the exalted station he
'o" occupies, they will not in tue end loose any.
eng by cutting loose and abanloning him as an
.iwohhy head, but on the contrary lhey have gain
e strength for they were never more united than
tt The present moment, and every succeeding day
$ foil OF hope and promise.
In the last Democratic Review a corresponden,
frfewtng The characters, qualifications and claims
fIhe several locoIoco competitors for the Presiden n
0 speaks Of John Tyler as deserving universal
Contempt, as follows:
\ noisy but Intellectual attempt is made to intro.
f1re INTO the stable a very sorry hack, which came
H5eed out Of good blood, though a degenerate scion,
sb'm even tie most favorable early breeding could
aske nothing OF. 1t is, however, perfectly under.
'''j that he only seeks a shelter from the common
% which he has been turned out, because no one
SHo'd now either mount or harbor an animal al
o1fe 50 feeble and SO vicious. Iiopelessly SPAWN
&C and weak ia the knees. hcsiJes heinz sn hInd
s no' TO be a0!e TO see an imp,ssable sione-walI
81 before his own eyes, he IL also evidently So
lo'ouehly diseased, that he could only breed mis-
"Nei and introduce perhaps dangerous conlagiDn
90 tie stable. lie Cannot he let in. and i, is only
4 pity, FOR his own sake, that some friend does not
PIT him ou, OF his palma service which we have
TO perform on a former OCCASION
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

VI. Mutual Insurance Co. The sixteenth annual
,port OF the State Mutual Insurance Co. has been
ia1iished in The Montpelier papers and circulated
tnong their authorized agents in the diheten, towns,
af examination. We have examined the report,
and mud some facts that may interest tina, portion of
ei readers who are members Of the Company. A,
ne close of The year ending Aug. ist the property
1s1red IN Rutland county, by the State Mutual Co.
amounts 10 81 ,22i,060. The assessments upon the
pfemiom notes amount ia all 10 4 - per cent.
"hieh will raise the sum Of three holsand nine hun
"ed "'neiyniqs dollars, sepeaty eight cents, to be
pA'a INTO The treasury. as the proportion due from
m' county for losses sustained by fire &c. in the
S''e. In his county there have been free losses
"'aa the last year. and the amount received from
we company is fro hundred f0enfy.nine dollars,
'~sf'fy'oHe cents, leaving a balance Of three thousand
'''sa asidrsd oad sirty- aine dollars, foriy-niae cents.
Sa'eh We pay TO other counties for burning them
ie'esup.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
Public Debate.

The Rhetorical Society OF C~astleion Seminary
will hold a public discussioa in The chapel. on We'd
nesd1y evening, Oct. %, TO commences al six o'clock;
on which occasion they will be assisted by e. ID.
Griswold, J. ID. Stickney and ID. A. Crane Of the
Medical College.
QuFsrmS-ought Slavery to be abolished.
DiSPurAsTs-J Dwight S~lickney, w. K. Kelly,
affirmative; u. A. Crane, O. l.. RAY, negative.
Decision from the meiit OF AT, ument, by a Jury
composed OF six members.
Citizens Of tho vicinity are invited TO attend.
WM. T.. LopoE, !
e. 4. g. g.. s I.,sss. Com. Of AF''"s"'