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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

not cheerfully supporter a nominee
be selecled in whose hands the in,
ieres's Of the country would not be en-
lirely ssfe. =
Ny name and pretensions, however.
subordinate in Importance shall never be
At the disposalOf any person whatever,
tor .he purpose Of creating distraction oF
division in the Democratic party. Every
attempt to use them for such 4 purpose.
whenever and wherever made, shall be
arrested BY an interference on my part
alike prompt and decisive. lFeRsfd ths
Presidency as the highesI and most hon.
Orable Of political diStinctiOnS-yet it is
only as the undOubted and free will Of
fering Of tho democracy Of the Nation
that would acceptit because il is in
that aspect only that I could hope TO rem.
der the discharge Ofits high duties ei.
ther useful 10 the country OF honorable
TO myself.
/ am, gentlemen,
With sentiments Of high regard,
Your Obedient servant,
M. VAN BUREN.
To the Hon. Ethan A. Brown. Chairman,
and JnO. Law, Nathaniel West. John
Petit, D. Bright, and A. c. Pepper,
Esquires, Members Of the Commit.
tee.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
PENNSYLVANIA REFORM Law.

A bill. which passed the legislature BY
the number necessary, when the Cows
nor had refused his signature, 10 reduce
the the expenses Of the Government. re>
duces the salary Of The Governor 10 $3,.
600 per annnm. Chief Justice Of Su.
preme Court $500; Associate Justices
ofths same, 81 500, and SO, per day for
travelling fees; Associate Judges Of Com.
mon Pleas, $l25 per annnm; Auditor
General, 9l,4O0; State Treasury same /;
Adiuianl General, $500; Secretary Of
the State $1,000, and $500 in addition
as superintendent Of Com. Schools: Sur-
VeyOr General 81 200; Principal Engin.
eeT, $1,000; Walden Of the Paai teniia-
Ties, Eastern, 1900, Western, 1000;
pay Of subsequent Legislatures as here,
tofore, but Tor each day above 100 the
members shall receive but$l so per day,
and Tor all days Of absence, nothing; for
extra sessions $50 per day and mileage;
Clerks Of Legislative branches SO, per
day while in session, and $50 addition.
Al. aS compensation far all duties, with
l5ets per mile travelling fees each way.
SerReanIs a. arms and door keepers S2
per dty-Cin Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

The WARAsH AND EplE CANAL Is tin.
ishsd. end RaVisable fiOm Toledo on the
Maumss.tO Lafayette on Ahs Wabash riv.
or 10 IndMna--a distance Of about two
hundred and thirty miles. This Is an
imPOrlsni improvement, and will add
greatly 70 the business and wealth Of the
Msumes Valley, snd to the rssOnrc e. Of
the Stats. .Laaaasass s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
THE CUSTOM house ROBBERY.

The NewOrleana Tropie, 81 tie Sd,
says that clue to.this stupendous piece
.of villaOy has been discovered, and that
asuolg probability exists that TIE peFpe-
tFatnt Ofthe Robbery will bt discovers d
and arrested. Il odds: !.
"The collector Of the port will undgabl.
edly sxonCrats himself from aIl blame. -
We are informed likewise that there Is
good proof that the missing package was
never deposited in the post Office. Ia
lhe course Of sfaw days there is good
'e aSon 10 believe, the whole truth will be
h adS known - '5 - 'isAf y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

the WHEAT,--Soms Of the farmers
IN this county have plOwed mp their wheat
fields and planted them with corn. Tie
fsIdsthAt are left to grow viii yield, on
an aversge,only about half a common crop.
There sre few good fields, bot a great
majority are napromisinR. a. -.r
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
THE RESULT-DEMOCRACY TRF.
UMPHANT IN VIRGINIA MI

Th" grand result Of the election Of
Thursday week, may be summed up in !
few wOrds:--lO Republican members OF
Congress certainly elected, and probably
two Others, ont Of the fifteen to which
The State IS entitled; democratic House
y from sight to sixteen; democratic
senate BY 8; and an overwh oInino
IsmOesstic majOrity in The popoIsr
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Ono SrocKs = Most Of the loan Of
Sl.6OO,OOO Ot7 per cent stock authors.
EDDY The lee. Legislature to be sOld, has
been Il taken q par in New York. Ohio
8 PoE csn's are 1854, and rising. a
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

INSTRUMENTATION Of "R. s. 8. O."
cOnt'ins many good IDEAS; bul lie manu-.
script ls too bad to Pu. into the hlnds Of
the composition.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

CANDID CONFUSION. The Richmond
Star whig paper, administers to lie
friends the following consoI alton, after
their defeat in Virginia. "a moment's
candid reflection will show that the re.
suit has been fhe happieSt that could
have bsen reached BY The wings, and that
they should rejoice that they did not sue.
ceed in slec,inga majority"
. All candid wings must come to the
same conclusion, after observing the de.
plorable consequences of federal whig
triumphs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

VIRsrSIA.-ltis now sscerlained. thai
there are eleven democrats, three wings
and one Tyler man elected to Congress,
in Virginia. In the Legislature, there il
a democratic majority Of eight in the
Senats, and fourteen or sixteen in the
House, making democratic msjOrity.of
% ORA on joint ballot. Tie wings
have had q msjOrity in the Legislature
for many years, excep, last year, when
they said they lost 1t BY general aps.
thy" N@
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
ANorRuR TpuAyuur RopRrnx.-R. 7


ANOTHER TREAsURY RORBERY-R. P,
DswdeD, clerk, in the Treasury depart
ment at Washington, has been arrested
and committed to Prision on charge OF
Stealing treasury notes and attempting to
pass them. He had been employed in
assisting the clerk in the Registers Of.
ice, in counting the treasury notes which
had been returned tOlhs Treasury 10 be
cancelled; and several days afterwards
had ssnta negro to Baltimore to pass of
5 SlOO notes. The neg.o did not succeed
in passing them Of, and returned Them
toDowdsn;who then gave him two SlOO
no'ss'O pass of in Washington, and pro
missed him halfifhe succeeded. The ne,
gro offered the notes under such cir.
cumStances as TO create suspicion, which
led TO inquiry and to tine detection ofthe
robbery. ,'5'
Dowden has been bailed out Of the
prison BY bis father-in Law, who lives in
Maryland. It is not known what amount
Ofthe notes hs has stolen. sH
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Ar fNrRRERrsr hlf. Rufus WolSh os
the Olympic Circus. Il sbOui 10 sail from
New York % Leghofn. Itis reported
that With bis troupe be viii coast ip the
Med'ieEansan, Sisii Cairo, aud crossing
the lslhmus Of Suez. descend the Red
Sea, Welt Western and Eastern India and
push his way to China, and ere the lapse
of eighteen months, exhibit an American
Equestrian troupe 10 his Majesty the
brother OF the SuO and Moon, 81 ihsIeoy.
al ChOR ChOn AmphIthsstre Al PekiR.
Phi. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Al Oswogo, N. 7. they ara agitatinv
the project demonstrating q plank road
from that place To Rome. The Whig
says thscos will not exceed $l50,0OO,
and by itpsssengers from tho east can
reach OswegOabout two houFs lareF than
thsicars arrive a. SyFAcuss, enabling them
10 reach any part Of CaRada, ,hordeFingon on
Lake Ontario, within "a hours from
Albany Plank Roads are common in,
Canada. "a la.s,. ~ -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

CIV. MURrBY, of Chillicolhs, has re-.
.eeiyed from President Tyler ! eommis.
sion as special agent to Honduras.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

vote. Virginia still is what Virginia. IVES
IA 6s-V-the glodous Old banner
S,siO."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

PosT OFFFCE RoRBERY.--Aa $500
check, which was sent from PhiIadelphla
10 Bangor by mail was stolen from oneoOf
the posi- office boxes in The lsttsr citp ~ 5
There Is evidence that 4 ireachsd Bangor.
a Young man named Moses Cnfsbh pre-.
seUledgii at bFOkes's sffics in Portland,
10 he cashed. on the 26ih ult. He has
been arrested. fa Sl stgl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

II Is stated By the N. f.Jouraal oE
Commerce that among the passengers u
The ateaFier EIibeFnia, st Boston, from
LIVERPOOL, ere CSplS BronQhlcp and
Robinson, and Ii. Ripoh 6f The Bfitish
army, who, Ia connexioF Win deputas
,i0n % AmeFica1 engineers, ere 70 lay
down Sad mark the boundary line be.
tween Mains and New Branewleks aecoEs
ding 20 the recent treaty. (.
Oy "A Philadelphia confect ioneF haS
/ statue OF CIsy out az candy,
Eve and half feet high--Mr. g. beng
be lsyoritB candydats for the Plssidsns
Bsiween ihe chsnce ofbaine 'giekeds
" he DemocTats. oF ggain "sucked inss
v bis WING friends poor Harry ia snrs
y 4 aused up sugar candy There viii
not even be erass eppf of lin left larea
,noueh 10 make another 'psnicg out of
liter he 6exl Presidential eleeiisn.-He
) .eoae econ, snrs enough. Cin. Eaq.s
The wgetchsd being sho attempted "a.
sssssihaie lhe Mayor 81 phiIadelphis.
I'd afieTwards n commit sui cltla. ia n
ueh { silpaiion HAT his rssoVef1 is sI.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

The Supreme Judicial Court Of Mass.
achusetts, in the case Of the town Of
Worcester ". the Western Railway Com.
paDy has decided that the lands within
the iimits 0f the location Of the road and
the buildings erected BY the Company
thereon necessary for The use aud aecsm.
modatIOn Of the road, weie not subject
10 taxation as real estate BY the towns in
which they are situate. r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

solutcly impossible TO bring the we 60
yernmen,s 10 any understanding or trea'
" upon the subject. And here, he went
on TO describe, %cursoriiy, the course of
attempted neg l%atlons, and the arbitra.
Of the King of the Netherlands, the
result Of which was the absurd PROPOSE
lion on the part OF the arbitrator TO
split the difference.
LTo BE C~0NcLUDED.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

room DOB the cpnNeH 10 Jobe choau'aje. We Follow.
ed hlut. and aEout Tue sme time The whole hpdy 81
ucN officers entered. The white alcudes all came
M aud shook hands viii ne, 0ud while The pldgecI-
q WIS RAISING the e1ocrlats TO hs fins. tie Iudipns
weuton by one aud kissed las hand without dIs.
iug'ing his use OF o. Duuug thus lime he asked Us
WHAT wc tb0ught OF ths muchachus, or girls Of the
vi.sgs. Wheeler they would compare with those OF
our country. and su,i slipping ms chocolate. made
an address 10 the Indians. ttlIug Them that although
They SCrs .r0at m res,ccJ 10 the olhsr Iudians.Ve
DO resnsci iu toe principal a'CucCs, they were but
small men, aud alter much ether good advice. ho
concluded by telling thea hey were to execute
The laws aud obey their suporiOu."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

Our wharf presented a lively appearance this
morning-the Colum5ians, Mingo Chief, Utica
Olive Branch snd Express were ting there. rsceiy-
ing aud dischargiug freight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24
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" e have received = communication lro'n James
S Wheat, Esq. relative To The recent meetings on
The subject Of the election, which will appear to-
mOrrOw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

a MOST DARING ROBBERY-Screnty Fire
thousand Dollars SfoleH.-One OF The mos daring
rouherIes of which we have ever heard. occurred a.
the Guy Of Columbus, Georgia, on the l4Ih inst On
The evening OF that day. Just az he Oh Gers of IN.
Western Insurance and Trust Company OF HAT civ
were about closing the vaults and bank for Inc nIgFi
three or NOR persons entered Ihe banking hogss d..
disguise, secured the officers ~ such a manner ne g.
reader them unable TO give On alarm. AID Then mr.,
ceeded 10 rop the walls. This they Odd, AMI lber
escaped. As near a. eau be 1scCrIaI.ed the follow,
lug amounts were taken 50 600 ia American IN.
Georgia gold; Sl2,5UU in notes OF Augusla Irsurarc,
ard Banking COmpaug. Brunsv ick Bauk, Mechanic
Bank OF Augusta, uuI Bank Of Chahpslon; 81 OOC
10 Central Bank notes. 81 rs in C,IumDu. BuL
noIes ana other claims on sad hank; "a package o.
MeH'rdnda ci money M The hands OF aeeu,s of m,
sank amounting To S2,IUU; various packages of spe
cal dsposl'es, composed Of $4,000 an notes of The
Bank OF Charleston, Sli 900 ia u9res Of the Bunk y
Darien' Gcorgra, aud $4,000 or SIS coo In ysr,su,
other bank notes
a reward ii S5.O o is offered for the recovery g..
'he money, Or a proPurlInnaIe sum Tor any amount
recovered. OF Tor any Ia formation which may lead Il
The reepVery Tins - certainly one Of the ma..
daring robbenes which has ever occurred IN IbI, ot
any other country, and we trust that our cuusialulyr,
and police force, with every good citizen, VIII b.,
upon The 'oOAout Tor lhc detection OF the pcrrtira
tors. IL Is spnewhat singular that The source fom
winch we derived our information gave no descrip
ton OF The persons OF The robbers. Tnev were
however disguised, and under such circumstances
a description would be difficult 10 make.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

DEATH OF COM PORTER-By the steamer
BrIlianla accounts have been received that Com
modoro David Porter, the u s Minister to Turkey.
died al GonstaHtuuple on he Sd of March, The
New York 1mericun Justly remarks that his name
Is identified with he bright annals Of our Navy,
a'nos from IFS origin. and will he freshly rcmem-
bered Whenever deeds Of daring courage and feivent
patriotism bcguile The md watches OF the night
among American sailors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

FIRE AT MAYSVILL@-W We learn from the
MaysvIle Sur. that on Tusslay uEIt l~s, : fire
broks ont IN the stable OF O. n DAVIS. when bsCre
II was put ont. sou'umed The stable aud ten horses.
several irnm' 'encmen's, the store OF Ness1. Cut.
tor aud Cray, Maysvills Eagle printing Office and
Bookstore. Lees Cotton store. aad the shop OF
JOS Frank. Timer, Tho loss is estimated at 2S .OUO
dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

TIE TAX BlLL-Neyer was a public m,s,.
uue - IUeyoCably damned 10y The voice of the
~penPlc,us tie lals infamous Tax Bill. Every mail
every breeze, brings cunfrualI ION of The fact. Did
The H"lg party cLooSS--had they any object to
gam by j-but they 10 not choose 10 do SO. Taov
desire Mt the reIns IN the next legislature. and
they will make no general struggle to attain them.
VIA a Democrats, Loco fCeo senate TO check
mate all their exerlIuns for The public welfare, they
could achieve no public good. They would be
commended ateVey step by those wicked, or If not
wicked, irauuc councils which have ruled Nirpin.
Ia since the rss OF JaSksoliEm in 1899. With The
SsHIie against them, they could DO nothing ehec.
'unl. Nlprdicat would still SIT at The Kings gale
with the Senate OF necessity against them, Ihey
could do nothing. A Wing House of Delegates
can 40 n''hlng elective without n Wing SrRate-
responsibility would he incurred without The DOW.
or OF rendering that responsibility available aud eL
fCIeut.
Therefore the Wings, willis they desire 10 see
the old Wing counties redeem themselves. and 4,
strengthen the minority IN The House of Delegates,
ana ny strengthening O.. 10 render II more efficient
10 curbing misrule, DO not dcsite The asceHqeYcy.
They desire for the present. the Locos 10 "IaL-
'hs responsibiIly." They have ruled the country
now Tor IA years and from the most elevated con.
dillon OF prosperity, reduced II to the verge of bank.
rupicy. They wish the Democratic party 10 have
the opportunity Of restoring The bod pOliIc, a. they
can do 50, 90 q hoalIhlul slate. They have blCd
aid Purged it into a decline; almost into : syucore
and they desire 10 see ifthese quacks urs as
'kIIiul IN restoring IS they have proved them.e.ycs
In Destroying.
For these reasons. The Wings Of v lrginis care
but comparatively iIule for The State elections. Ia
many counties they are suffering Them 10 90 bv de.
fault Result how they may, The state elections
"IIl 10 consequence, prove nothing Tor luculucu.sm,
IL lhey happen 10 60 against II, II will be truly de
cls've OF ITS fate, since II VIII DO without any rev
urai fights iftheY so in It's favor, il vii be mainly
because The wing party, after deliberate cons.dsra-
ton, prefer II shall be 50 .-Rictm0ud Whtc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

POPULAR ELECTIONS ~ YJCATAN-UVI
NERSAL SUFFRAGE-NATIVE ANERI-
CANS.
There IS much Of ths sly humlr with which SIC.
p"e"s seasons many othi. sb.lchss "a lho follow.
ius account OF popular e'sCuou. riglts OF sualar ..
&c 90 lgcatan. We eEJIact Il iron his recent
work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

The Hos. DANIEL WEBSTER. Secretary of the
State has returned Co ih" seat Of Government from
his short visit 10 his residence in Massachusetts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

THE RIVER-Ths Ohio Il, foil o. over1,wrnz
2 rom The bill tops, as Tho eye catches The wide
shoois of back wafer On either side Of Inc rive,
looks IKE a vast lako. 70 s now ln the basement
OF ihs sioros on CIssiIIy's Row and fs suII rising
r'p.I'y' = sarS are entertained That here will be :
snow on The mountains. and he heavy rains. ,a,rJ
round cefain.y lur these lcars. All the rivers
Hasl, West. Worth, and South of us, bon t4e valley.
are lI-CH Cr- ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

Horn, the supposed murderer ofhis wife in Bal
limore coun iy Nd has been arrested in Phla del
Phia. lie is also supposed 10 he The same man wbo,
a few years since murdered his wife, under the
name Of HelIman, ~ Logan Ce. Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

The Washington Globe siaiss that The Collector
Of The Customs at New Orleans. appointed by Mr..
Iylcr. IS minusin his cash account about one hun.
dred thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

The German Peasant is lie very parsonifcaii1r
OF quieI aud cOuleuGment. Come what may. nj.
murmur escapes him. There Is TO departure from
las - SYSTEMATIC mode Of iIle Always sufficiently clad
90 project him irom tho cold, he enjoys his humble
diet aud his pipe, come what may. In This king
dom, They generally raise uue or more pigs for mar.
Het, but Ihcy are EOl driven 10 The buIchsr.ns They
are 10 oar country, where they have 10 travel 6 or
'OD males. They are placed Iu a wagon. and ride
In a bed Of clean fresh straw, There is a partition
dividing the wagon into equal halves, The fore part
Of which is occupied Dy the peasant and his wife
he lal'f eNciuslvsly Tor the pigs. The entire IA
mly, girls and boys, accCmp1ny him 10 the sIaugh.
Ier house, sometimes 80 or 40 miles d,sinut-rhe
only period during the twelve mouths, that lIey
ever 'lsIt iuvu. They ym an Indian file b ylbe
sIae"i Tie Team. The oldest iu front. marh by a..
much as regularity os u hey were attaches lo the
arnyi Tho girls with their short gowns aud their arm,
bare however htteT The weather. They thus, after
performing what ,Hcy consider The lat duty 10 the
pig return home. satisfied with what they have
have seen Of The world. and pursue even Tenor of
ihcir course The remainder ofthe yeur.
IL is 10 The great cate observed IN handling The
pig lhai The superiority ol the Wcslphala Hens
r. dl'ibuiahlc-lue nesE OF which Is made In tuls
secii'n Of Germany instead Of from The wild boar
oI IH" mountains The only portion Of hat animal
ss!en. Is The head WHICH iu reality. is tho finest ia.
'Oied meatl ever tasled.-Lensr from IIaHoUer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

MASSACHUSETTS-The official return ortbe
vote for Congress in tho Worcester District give.
The following aggregates
Hon Charles Hudson. Whig, SOLO
David Hepshaw. Loco, 1880
p Crandall, Abol,J Gg2-As9s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

has no foundation in the Holy
Scriptures, reason, or history, uecauso,
i. CuUsi declares that no man knows the time OF
his coming.
= Many prophecies arc % be fulfilled before the
coming Of Christ, which cannot he accYmgIfsbsJ M
the time which Mr Miller G,es pu. Amrnr these
prophecies we name the destruction OF Ni,humulo-
dl'sm, The overthrow OF Popcr. the conversion Of
iHr Jews, the universal spread of the Gospel. The
EeHedi prevalence OF Righteousness and many more.
DO me nature g things, these events cannot lake
place wIIu The umr which Nir Miller prescribed
for their accomplishment
3 Mr AIIlars Gl'cs ore s4alynclI and are not
sustained by any slfo standard. And many smi-
inr calculations. a.rsa4y m1.e. 1u-srd on such
promises. have tecu found iD uc utterly I..e.
j ius theory Is calculate Goo make luHIeI.: a.
mauyOi lIYss who will iuuz af bs fBI.es. will at.
ifr1 iho some uYcDraIufy r1 flo sure words Of rev.
eIatYu. ne connected nll bis 5sssIes. caIclIarIyr.
Wee. bhr,asga .IaIorgIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-24

Scat Sc. Hudson over al - IsQ
A fourth trial Tor choice in tho four Districts
where no ch0Ise was made al either Of the former
trials will lake place on The first Monday in Juns.