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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

EW NOVEL BY JAMEs-FoFsU Days. a
4 romance Of old times Just received and n,
ale ~ Tho LITERARY DEPOT. Price IS en-.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

NlNGlNlA-IN CHASCERY--it rules held in tho
clerks office of the Tcau Superior court M
Law and chanCsy for the county Of Ohio in The
month Of March 1913.
The General Insurance Company of MARYLAND
Omplananf.
r anes armstrong, admins traitor de bonis non
with the will annexed, of Noah Zane deceased
and Ely Dorsey and Mary l. his wife, late Mary
l. Ian e, EbeneZeT ZanC, James G. Johnston
and Sophia his wife, PlatoH Zane William W
Shryer and Caroline his wife. James A Mclean
and Mary his wife, Hampden Zane William
Pitts and Elizabeth his y ife, Cornelia Zane
PlatJH Zane, Caroline ShHver, Mary MCLEAN
Hampden u ne, Elizabeth Pitts and Corneia
Zane, are children ind heirs al aw of the saId
Noah Zane deceased, and jacob S Shriver
Samuel Spngg, and Alex lnder Chaplins
Executor of the last will and testament of
Moses w Chaphne deceased which SAID Moses
w Chapline, was, in his hf time, one Of the
admlnlsiTa tors ne 60nis with the will an
neXed, OF the said Noah Zane, deceased.
defendants.
The defendants James Q Johnston and S,nbia
his wife, and Lampden Zane, not hay-
ing entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act ( assembly and the rules Of
this court, and u appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are not inhabitants Of the common
wealth Of YITunia,-On nc ton Of the compI sInsnt
~ counsel 70 ls ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day Of the next sprinp
term Of THIS court, and answer the said com
plainants billiard that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some ne RspapeT printed IN
the city Of Wheeling for two months successive
~ and 30 stcd al the front door Of the court bouse
Of Ohio county A copy teste,
ALEX T LAfDLEY, clerk
Lame q RUSSELL, for comp't. mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
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VIRGINIA. Is CHAScERy. At Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Ohio in the
month Of March, I84|.
william Chapline Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17


William Tyson. lose pa F LoIUick. Re,lick Nc.
Kee. John RHchio, George Daily. job n List. the
North Western Bank Of Virginia. Samuel NeeI.
Joseph Gill. John Patterson. Ebenczer Zane.
Henry Echols and Charles NJ Tyson and Gusia-
vus Cresap, assignee IN Bankruptcy for David
AShewi defendants
' ME defendants Joseph Gill John Patterson and
4 Charles " Tyson. not having entered their a q.
pearance and given security nccurding To the act OF
assembly and the rules Of this court and II appear
ing by satisfactory proof that they arc not nhabir
ants Of the commonwealth OF Virginia.-On motion
Of the complainant by counsel It IS ordered that tho
snid defendants d" appear here on tho first dav Of
the noHi spring term ofIhis court, and answer The
said complaaanIs bl-lnd that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
the city Of Wheeling fDr two months succes.iyel,
ond posted al the front door OF The curt house of
Ohio county. copy loste.
ALEX T LAIDLEY. Clerk. /
LAM q RTrsqrrT E,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

Nlh"lNlA-lN CHINCERY-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF tn Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and ChJneery forIhe County Of Ouio in the month
Of March I843
Benjlm Il. Thistle ComnI,i,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17


Alexander II. Chapiue, Executor or the last ~ and
testament Of Moses w ChaplIuc ceased, ana the
said Alexander II. ChapIine josiah W. Pomeroy
and Mary Ana hts wife, Percjvai NJ. Potts ana
Elizabeth C. his wife, MAJ ia Louisa Cha pline No.
ses w. ChaPline, Jane r. Chaplinc, Sophia T. Caap.
line, William n Chapiine, Charles j. +. ChapIine
Josephine Chapline, Francis d. Chapline, Anna C.
Chapno and Rowena Chapline. which sail A'exau>
der u. ChapIine, Mary Ann Pomeroy, Elizalet1 c.
Potts, Maria Louisa, Moses w, Jane r., Sophia z ,
William H., Charles }. r. Josephine, Francis D. ,
Anna { and Roweha Cuap'ine children and
heirs at law of the said Moses W. Cnaplinc de-
ceased, and Elizabeth ". Chaple widow Of the
said Moses w. Cha pline deceased The General Iu-
surance Company % Maryland, Jacob = ShrIyer
sobiesk Brady and Hanson w Chaplins
Defendants.
THE defendants Josiah W. Pomeroy mud Mary ann
Il his wife, Percival NJ. Potts rnd Elizabeth C. ms
wife and the General Insurance Company Of Mary
land not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the OF Assembly and tie
rules Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory
proof That they are not Inhabitants OF the Common.
wealth OF Virginia; On motion of the Complainant by
counsel II IL ordered that the said Defendants do M
pear here on the day Of The next spring term Of
this court and answer the CompairanTs hill, and
that copy OF this oider be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling for two
months sHccessveiy aud posted at the front door Of
the Court House OF Ohio county. A copy tes'e.
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
LAMB RUSSELL FIR Comp't. NH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

NIRGINIA-IN CHAScERY-At rules held
M the clerks office of the CircuiI Superior
C"uri of Law and chancery for the county of Ohio
m the month of March lS43
James Clarke, complainant
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VIZ LAoI UF BARONS-Just recetveI ,nd
\ for sols OF the LITERARY DEPOc P,is.
Is cts. =. - scs
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VlRGlNlA-lN CHANCERY-Ai rules held i'm The
Clerks Office OF the CIrcuiI Superior Court of
Law aud Chancery for The County of Ohio in the
month OF February, 1913.
James a. Clarke CumnloInant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
LAMn q NUsfELL. ~ Comp't. m

NlkGtNlA-TS CHA>CEBY-A' Rules he 4 In the
clerks office et the Circuit Superior court Of
.a~ and chancery for the county Of Ohio, an
the month of NarUh 1919.
g nj <f,rrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

/ The Canada Irade.-The Mon treal
Herald expresses dissatisfaction with the
double foreign trade the Canadas are BOW
carrying on with the United States and
Great Britain. The admission Of prod uce,
il says, swanps Canadian agriculture. and
it adds, that only forwarders and commits.
sion merchants are profited by it. The
Herald then lays before bis readers pc.
tition agreed upon BY the Agricultural
Society to be presented 10 the Legislature,
the object Of which is 10 lay pretty
heavy provincial duties upon articles.
H'not already liable to the pay ment Of du.
ty by the new Tariff framed al last SEES
sion Of the Imperial Parliament" The
Canadians wish TODD this to protect their
owe produce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
Elk BRANCH y. q. SOCIETY.
d Z meeling, lhe foIIowing Us pa .sed

Al meeting, the following was passed -
On motion, Rssoipsd. That the thanks Of The
Elk Branch and Zion Church Total Abstinence
Society bOlendered, through the charlestown
Free Press, 10 aessrs. Washington, Harding,
Davis, and Doct. Locke, as also TO The Res3ss
Messrs. Kelley. Seiss, and Mclean, Tor the
able Addresses !, the Temperance Festivals %
the 9Th instant.
0a motion, further Rssolrsd That the thanks
Of the Society be returned to Mr. Ssmuel Ri
eenqDr, for the use 81 his grore--to the Shep.
berdstown Band loF their services and 10 IL
Charlestown Artillery for lhsH handsome 81
cort on that occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

MALLoRY's edition Of the "Llfe and Speeches
of HENRY CLAY'' has appeared, as we learn
from notices in some Of our exchange papers
The Providence Journal, speaking of the publ
cation and Of the great man whose name il bears,
says:
'Itis not necessary at this tire, and,
above all. IN this place. 10 say one word
Of the eloquencs. the.high souled patriot.
ism, and the Intellectual power, which
marx every sentence and every line OF
these speeches. In whatever position
we view him, whether advocating the
rights OF freedom 10 behalf Of the South
American republics, or enforcing the true
policy Of American industry and Amer.
can interests. whether defending himself
from the malignant accusaiionsoof his en-.
emiesIor hurting the bolts OF indignant
eloquence al official corruption and execu.
tive usurpationi be is every where the
same colossal intellect. towering above
his fellows. and conspicuous above every
other object"
Ii is not often that the life Of distinguished
public man can be properly written 10 his own
generation.-Th influence Of preiudices an d
pre?ossessions cannot but affect the coolest
judgment; the mansis looked al through the me-
dunn Of party questions and party interests
Yet in the case Of Mr.. Clay it may be truly
said the high estimation ID which he is held is The
result Of his manly and noble qualities, Khieh
impress themseives upon candid minds with the
conviction OF his earnest sincerity and patriot
ism. - Bali. .9meTicGn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

The Globe, when il drops politics, OCCASION
ally says good thing. 10 noticing the advance
payment Of subscriber. Mr.. n. owings, Il
states tina. Mr.. o. keeps the rum of his own
account, and has always been in advance since
1881, remitting IS note annually, free ofPosi-
age.l II adds:
.Some three OF four years ago, nbout This
season Of the year, We heard tia he was dan
gerously wounded BY ru6ian, and that il was
likely he would not recover, which filled US
with sorrow. The next We heard Of him was
BY letter enclosing 10 Us Eve dollar note for
his subscription. in edranes 10 the Globe. We
nertr heard Of man being killed lrhils he scas IN
advance for his aepspeper. Mr.. 0wings is farm
er; and while he has thus been paying ID ad-
vance for his paper, he has added land 10 his
farm. and paid 500 per acre Cor it. He will,
no doubt, Be surprised 20 learn that We know so
much about him. We inquire shout such men,
and treasure up 10 our memory what We hear Of
them"
Sure enough; who eysr heard Of man meet
ing an uniimeIy death. who was 10 advance for
his DewspsPers We have heard Of many peace
ful deaths, and Invariably il was found The con-
science was clear Of offence to the erinter.--
The Wing thinks SIR. Q. deserves Immortality,
ana has no question about any hing but bis
taste 10 taking such paper as the fGloee-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

II is stated that Col. CHARLES K. GARDNER,
who formerly filed that Office, has been reap
pointed Auditor Of the Post Office Department,
in place Of Elisha Whi,lle.ey, Esq, resigned
A. the Office was destined 10 go into the hands of
Loco FocO. perhaps no better appointment
could have been made. 10 another column, the
reader will find a letter on the subject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
THE MANCHESTER yIRGINIAN.

The Rev. Lewis Eichelberger has retired from
the Winchester yirginian, and is succeeded BY
J. 9. BOwyer, ESQ. Of Rockbridge, IS Editor
and PROPRIETOR Mr.. Bowyer makes his debut in
The last number, and gives an outline Of the
course which be means to pursue. The politics
the paper are TO remain unchanged, andit is
to support Mr.. Van Buren, for The Presidency, 10
preference 10 all others. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Canal and Rail Road .9irGngsasnt Free
derrick Examiner OF the 18Th says
We take pleasure in, stating that the
President OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company has succeeded in effect
ing an arrangement with the Railroad
Company for The transportation Of coal
and iron from Cumberland 10 Dam No. 8,
TO limited amount. IS also the ascend,
ing trade from that point 10 Cumberland,
upon terms mutually Satisfactory.
[ We understand that immediate meas
Sres have been taken ,ocarfy the strange.
'ment into effect, and that the chief
engineers OF experimenting officers Of the
meet at DamNo6 yester.
day morning, to determine upon The place
Of transit, and mode Of passing the coal,
SC. from the cars TO The boat.
We haA Rdf doubt that this measure
will produce great benefit 10 both Of the
com 2anies in question: as also the coal
companies Of Allegany county, which, by
The time the CANALS completed, will by
the stimulus now afforded. be-. 30 far ad
vanced in their trade IS at once to put
the business OF the entire line Of the Ca
nal in full operation. By this arrange
ment new life may be breatbed into the
torpid body of the Canal Campany an
the dawning Of better day appear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

In the aour-market OF Montreal, which
is now supposed 10 have some influence
upon our market, 5000 barrels are about
to be taken for Government use at 24s Id
The Government. it win be remembered,
pays no duty. United States free flour
was selling there al 27s., Cd. The late &C.
counts from England, however, had quite
unsettled the market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

VKRMoNr ELEcTIoN In Vermont,
alr. Maitocks. The Wing candidate, has
iailsd in az election BY the people. by q
few hundred votes. Both branches Of the
Legislature are decidedly Wing. M.
March and Mr. Foot. the Wing candidates
10 the FIRST and third districts, are elected
10 Congress by decided mslorities. In
The second and fourth districts there is no
choice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
nALLooN AscENsIoN.

ar. Wise made another successloK ascension Al
Winchester on the tstk. The day va. uhfavorable,
md Il vas late When he set Of. He passed hand
sornsly over he town. and sfer deseending shout
mile 70 ths West. vas brought back ii ,riumph0r
Af,er Mr. w. alighted, Mr.. Crever entered de
b.,ke,. and also passed over the town. A great
crowd ofspeetators we're highly grsii6ed, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Domestic Economy.-FUse spiritsof tur-
pen.ine to remove grease spots from
clothes. II dissolves the grease, and
then soap the more easily removes it,
Grease may be removed fIom undyed
woolen by solution ofpearl-ash.
To prevent the smoking of "A Lamp -
Soak The wick in strong vinegar and dry
il well before you use il. II will then
burn both sweet and pleasant, and give
much satisfaction for the iriiing trouble in
preparing il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21


Mr.. Clay in Ohio The following high
W satisfactory iniormationsof lhe current
OF opinion among the Wigs Of the great
Stateof Ohio is copied from the Ohio State
Journal Of the 29lh uliimo National In.
fetHgeacer.
at must have been observed that eve.
ry declaration ofsmass and delegate Con-
ventions throughout this State have been
in favor Of the great american Statesman
Of Ashland. We do not remember hav,
ing seen an expression. 10 a township,
county or district meeting, or meeting Of
delegates, (and nearly every one:h as spo.
ken, but w1a, has been clear and ex-
plicit com mendarion Of HENRY CLAY. and
ain expression oil confidence in The cleo
ton OF this favotite Of all who are advo-
eating complete restoration and estab-
tishmenl OF the policy OF Washington and
the fathers of the Repub!ic-I,he Amerl-
can policy and Republican principles. =
There is but one feeling among US 'ig 0
hios, and Tor this reason we have neglect
ed 10 copy all the expressions OF public
feeling, but have been content with re-
cording those Of Congressional Conyen-
tons. Our friends in other States may
rest assured that HENRI CLy4 Y viH car
rs this State against Pan Buren, on any
other single Locofoco. By majority as o
verUhelming as did General Harrison in
1870"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

rs--a 1.ls 39lIszz I3el.-tllFll
4, br EsSoy Es,fsOfdinsry and ea,n's,ss I G
nosentary 70 the Couss 81 The late John Tia
Via Via, ESQ Of Philadelphia. ,..,., IS he pes q
On Thursday evening sas q q .rs d Mia earns
q Foster ,s NJ 4 he late William Crsi ~
ssss,. s,.r,nrs. Mississippi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Il may be we'll snought 70 remind the ssieklsrs
for Prissipls, who abuse the Tariff as one efIths
odiouS Wing measures. that this idehtical Tafid
could not hsys passed the Senate Of the United
States without ths votes Of Asssrs-. Buchnnau
sne Wright Yet many Of those who ert out
ios shs Repeal Of ms very measure. dsei.r.
kheir willingness 70 support Mr.. Buehsnan for
the Presidency! D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

The P,,lsburg American Of the Ilth ssys:-
sBo.h rivers are now in AoOd and piled by
steamboats,. The marks this morning shoH ~
feet water. and the rain still continuing Ptomis-
IS further Yise.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
Notices.
NOTICES.

LTThe semi-annual Pew rents due lbs I'll
pecopal Church, Charlesiown, will Be due OIL
the ~ day Of October next, and the andsrsigns
"a, as collector, would respectfully urge upon
Pew-koldsrs prompt payment
Sept. n. N. S. WHITE, coiltNen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

The Wheeling Gazette Of the u lh' says -
"Rain fell all DAY yesterday. and poured down
ID torrents the whole Of last night.
The river has swollen considerably since Sa-
iuIday evening. The rise was sudden, but was
anticipated. There are now : feet Of water in
the channel, being rise Of nearly S fee, since
Saturday morning LAST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

A splendid new Odd Fellows Hall was dedica-
ted, in Baltimore on. mcbday last: The process
sion was abou, Two miles long, and according to
all accounts the scene must have been very i'm.
posing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21


Isaac Hill, formerly Senator from New Hamp-
shire, and long the editor Of the New HamP-
shire Patriot, takes decided ground against Mr..
Van BureL's nomination third time for the Pre-
sidency He thinks the loss Of bis own, State
in 1910 should be cOnclusiys Of the imPOlicy Of
again supporting him. He sa.s:'y
SIT is 'noLat all likely that those democrats
who voted against Mr.. Van Burenfin lS40, will
vote for him IN 1914. 10 the opinion Of dis
Greet men, there will be more danger Of defeat
with MIR. Van Buren as the candidate than with
running almost any other democrat that has
been named. The strong friends Of Henry
Clay feel an intense anxiety THAI Mr. Van Blu
rem shall become the nominee their great hope
is concenirated in this one point. or the six
New England States, Mr.. Van Bnren will be
sure Of New Hampshire only there Is more
than one Of the o:her democratic candidates
who would probably carry the vote Of every
New England State as opposed to Henry Clay"
We think Mr.. Hill entirely mistaken in sup
posing the friends OF Mr. Clay are anxious for
the nomination OF Mr.. Van Buren,. They feel
full confidence that they caR, with their cham
pion, beat any candidate their opponents may
set up The Van Bureniles talk about " re-
buke'' to those who aided in defeating their
leader in 1910. II we feel any anxiety shout
The matter of a candidate, il is, that we may
have an opportunity Of rtbukiHg more sisnally
the febukers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

"a Steam E ngine and Cloch-The
Boston Journal speaksof a steam engine
in the workm anshop at the Charles,own
Navy Yard as being 50 unit orm that i has
been made the motive power Of clock,
affixed 10 the machine; and during the
len hours in which the machinery is DAT
ly 10 operation the clock has seldom va.
ried more than tlco minutes from the true
time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

MAiNE.-From the returns received.
tbe elssyioa will result. as was beloved
derson. the Loco Foco candidate Tor
Governor, and Loco Foco majority in
both branches Of the Legislature. The
election appears 10 have excited but little
interest, except among the Abolitionists.
whose votes are nearly double that Of last
year. tll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

The yellow fever. IS raging al New Orleans.
There we're so cases for the week ending the
9th, and OF these o6s deaths.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

-. rssh System Is easEied oui very oesr
- ~, az Nobody bslirve rs II earnest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

,S5,.;s PsosDsess Il Georgia ire rspress =
Ne shan 81 abIe % judge osl'er
'mP's 4. s,.c,ion, which j - take place eaf'y
4 october.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

/ write YOU COW 10 say thai Llrna
y0h;,,lesey. Auditor of the Post umcs
nenartmsnt hiss resigned. q take e4ecs
some time aaringlhe month. at the piea' I
SIRE Of the press5eat. His Resignation =
The resulleof an inlerserence on me part o
Mr.@fyler With his. MIR. MS, F'gass, .iz !,
ia IN removing good clerk by the name :.
Whor,on. some len days since. and the
snno;ntment Of ! DR.. Rose. from Va, VINO
s ~ heen ! hanger on for Office Tor some
two years. = 1900. $20Omore than Mr.
| Whorton's salary which ia departure
from The rule thai has hitherto prevalled
10 that Office, which rule Is. IN substance
THAT all clerks mustscome 10 at SlUOU, q
not exceeding tia. some, and wait then
turn for promotion, priority Of time gov
lernins. I sn informed that AIR. While
Isey pl epared his resignation more than
week since. but ii the urgent solicitation
LOT the p. NJ. General, consented 10 hols
lii until be. could have an interview viii
the President in relation 10 il. The Z
I'M. General has returned. and from the TAG
that Mr.. w. persists Id his resignation.
lis presumed the President would mol Re
cede. This act cannot but exals ! "a
Whit,lesey III the estimation o. the conn
!, try. however highly be may have stoo
before III The Commissioner Of the Gen
eral Land Office had resisted As prompt
when the President and Mr. SPencerloo
the liberty Of appointing Thomas; 10
$ tfa-ssgs, - "a, - kiober salaries
T yer thos> TO whom promotions were prom
D ised and some 81 whom sorichiy merite
e fhem,-i; is doubtful whether they Won
e have attempted ID triile with Mr.. Whiltl'
!, lsey. 10 suffering them 70 takeihe ma
I tef Of appointments ia their own hand
Mr.. Blake has forfeited much Of that rep'
iaiion for ifmness and Independence 4
t which be previously had credit, Il Is 81
that Mr.. Washington. chief clerk. is nal
g ling every effort 10 succeed Mr. Whiitl
: sew. i is however very doubtful wheil
b Ell he will succeed. as the Gaping vi
q have so many promises 10 redeem AZ
e will prefer to give tito some who he thin
is Tyler maa at heart.
P. s. You are probably aware that NJ
9 ABEL. who is the author of Tyler's Byo
e lraphy has already been rewarded IN pal
] Eby receiving The appointment Of Bearer.
$ Dispatches TO Texas. B. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Cspl hoEan has pnt up ~ excellent piece Of =.
sione-vofk around tie conrt Houss Y-s~ So
specimen 81 s9usre ,,1si. - dinisiy
ffoas ], be.s,iIsl ecclesiastical. and When inish-
I'd on. vii 4As iroa railing intended fsrss -
JUS What the ere Of N areh;ses. sll like to rest
spoa. wekope The ,.l.s sill Be carried oul. and
sh.s he whole ofthe vail viii be 6nished in the
ssne way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Great Confagrations at Manila Capt
Lovett, 81 the ship Belvidera, at Boston
from Manila. reports that a fire broke out
al Manila about the last OF March, which
destroyed SIX HUNDRED HOUSES. AID an
other on the lst7of April. which also de-
stroyed from stxfEEN HUNDRED 10 TWo
THOUSAND houses.