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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

ME firm 81 w r 5 Ily q Co was Dissolved
on the llth inst. 10y mutual consent. und 10
order To bring the business OF the iirm 70 speedy
clOsc % Is necessary that all their should
be settled forthwith. All those there fore know Iug
themselves ui, blcd eliher by mole or account are
respectfully requested tu call and pay the same with.
out delays those negecuug this notice will shortly
find IhcIr nue, and accounts IN the hands Of proper
officers for collection w Il SELBY
mar % ALF'D BENNETT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27
NEW SIZING GOODS

Only SIR days from Cunibr5 iand Htrra for The
GREAT CENTRAL"
SENSENEY, has The pleasure TO inform his
friends aud the pu bile. that he is now recrI-
wing and opening his FIRST stock NEW SPRING
GOODS, comprising very general assortment OF
STAPLE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, "a well as
a iair assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES. lie can
only say 10 the public. Thai he is prepared aud cH
sell as low any regular dry pods house IN The
city. and 10 be convinced OF The truth OF his they
have only 10 give hun q call mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27
ZOE SALE Or RENT.

- The dwelling and Store rp-m lately
S1eS9teA ocrnried by joseph Jones & CO Mar.
llI5IlssG uuvrIIc, Belmont county Ohr, The
Nk&GS9A whole is double Two story brick bull
ding well furnished aud u good order There 10
also a good brick stable. cow house. &c attached
90 the oI and il god stand Tor business Posses
sion can be had Tie lsl OF April, lS43 Tenn.
low, For further particulars enquire OF Crlng'e q
Bailcys. Wheeliug.or Il HdnIsuu, or Bnnson,
MaunvIle Ohio. jan 3l-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27
COMMIssIONER,S SALE
LOOK HERE,

FRESH lot oi both vegetable aud Towering
= - seeds, just received tom the garden of
J"hn-nu q French. Columbus, Ohio. warranted
lf'sh' &c sai' by r w BASSETT
S'urh Wheeling. mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

A. IT water in the channel. Falling Ice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27
A n. Johnston. w NJ Berryhrll. }. Hgtuboth ,m
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL& co.

EA1OULD inform the public that they nave r..
w ceived from the East and have now open.
Ell al No l5l. Main street., large stock Of spring
and summer Gonds, Freneh, English aud American.
n part as follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

NiNADEDPiilA nnur, a. well ~ other euud
Il Standard hrnuds. constantly on hand and for
'aIe hy Omar 81 NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

We willing to sell at a small advlnce Tor
cash either wholesale retail. Tuo>e wishing l.
purchase will please give call, mud at No..
l3l Main ST., Where they shalt fluid goods as cheap
at any other house ia the city.
mar %. G g. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27
GROCERIES.

Y VII subsrribor has just received n lot Of good
u Hour barrel, which he will sell at cash nTices
Too Hour. W BASSETT.
Spuih Wheeling. mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

LATEST DATES
From Baltimore March % Liverpool March 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

March "a, 1913.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

REvoLuTIoS IN GREEcE-The Hibernia bring,
news of successful revolution in Greece The IN
habants accompanied by the entire garrison march
ed to the palace, and demanded Constitution. The
hlng acceded to the demands Of the people. new
ministry has been formed and il has been agreed that
National Assembly should be called, within thirty
days for the purpose OF drawing up, ia concert with
the hing, new Constitution.
It Is said that the King yielded with bad grace
when he found that all resistance on his part would
be unavalling Ii was IL o'clock A. NJ before hi,
obsIinacy vas subdued. The military bands were
then playing the "Marseai.e" and tie "Parisienne
which gave him cause to suppose that affairs nj GIT
proceed to unpleasant extremliies. On the lGlh.
King Ohio took has customary airing and was sahtcd
as he passed along tie streets with cries from the
PEOPLE and soldiers Of long live the Constitutional
King"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

pss,Iy elected by ,he friends Of John Tyler.
The Legislature and Canal Commissioner
thanks TO the independent democracy Of the old
Key stone State Of the interior, where the blight
ing influence Of lhs Globe was unknown--hase
been saved.
Has elected o Wigs TO Congress in State
which should not have sent Federalists 10 the
National gslalure--ihe peculiar friends oil tue
Globe being the vietims-whie the popular
branch of the Legislature, il seems, is Vhig'
And some time since
NORTH CAROLINA
elected Wig Governor by large majority
Now we know that the Republican party,
properly organized, and on proper basis, wnh
honest editors, aud fearless, though wise, cham
pions, will be in majority in most of the States
of the Union. Yet we do not hesitate 10 state
distinctly, that it is our Impression that the
Globe and lis allies have non, as IA lS4O, by
their folly and wickedness, led To those Demo
cratic defeats we have enumerated. There Is
not, aud iriH nerer be, majority of the People
of this country 10 approve the editorial course,
or subscribe 10 the professions of political policy
and principles announced in the Globe.
There are, at least, two redeeming spots IN the
recent election fields, Louisiana and NEwJERsEy.
la these States the policy Of the Globe has been
distinctly repudiated, and the result has been
that, as in the old times Of the Veto, they have
stood erect and covered themselves with honor.
In these States the Administration flag was
kept flying and wherever meeting OF Demo
Gratis was called together strong and empha-
tic shout was sent up for the rindicator Of The
Constitution. New York and Massachusetts
have shortly 10 vote, and we await the result.
The editor Of the Globe possesses, exuberant-
lv, certain species Of talents. His style is
strong, as is the odor of plants which grow
in bitches aud pools. His conversation, as a
politician, is selfish in the extreme, and his pub
canvass the Democratic party has reaped all
the evil of his editorial existence, without one
redeeming particle OF good. We do not think
he has struck one blow for any Democratic can
didate (nany for Clay and the Whig.) for any
Office, IN any State of the Union, with two or
three exceptions. We may be mistaken, but
we think he advocated the election Of Mr.
Hutchinson as Sheriff 10 Philadelphia city and
county, who was beaten 1880 majority in a
district elecing the rest of the Democratic ticket
by majority averaging 800 His entire eff
fort has been TO detracs as far as practicable,
from the merits Of the President and the Admin
lstratlon. He has left no effort unlred. He
has written billingsgate himself, and he con-
slantly copied it from the Federal papers, ut
tered against John Tyler--the benefdctor," as
he once pronounced him to be, of the Demo
cratic party. He has been looking TO his own
personal interests alone; and we here hazard
the prediction that if he be mol elected printer TO
Congress by Dphig votes, at the coming session
Of Congress, the Globe is discontinued in a
month after.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

~ TRruMfHANr Success The Ethiorian
Serenader', at Apollo Hall, having met with
such liberal patronage from the elite Of the city,
respectfully announce TO TIC ladies and gon,.
men Of Warrington that they will remain three
nights more Monday, Tuesday, and Uednes-
day, oct. %, "a, and 25, on which occasion an
entire change Of performance win be gwen.
For particulars see small bills. Tickets IS
cents chil lrcn halfpricc
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

NEW AEricLr on EfroRr.-The Boston Journal
Of Monday says Capt Coegan, Of the ba Chusan.
which lefi Rio Janeiro on the 3st Of August stat.
that great preparations were then making for the re-
cepton of the Empress, who was hourly expected
from Europe. Among the articles Of export brought
by the Chusan are 10000 ioofhpiets for the Fremont
House
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

A Concern MIR. Ru'sELL, it will be perceived,
by reference TO our advertising columns, that this
popular vocalist intends fsvoring the citizens Of
Washington with a sorec this Monday evening -
From what VIC have heard Of tie delineation, in song
by this gentleman, Of some Of the finest passages Of
Shakespeare and others, may venture to anticipate
an entertainment at once novel and deght6nl
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

FRoa ToBisco.-Thc schooner Merchant, Captain
Ellery, arrived at New York on Saturday morning.
having left Tobssco on the Goth September. The
Courier learns that the Mexican schooner Monte zu-
ma wa. of that port from Vera Cruz, waiting FOR
water to go in. She had on board SIS, 900 TO pay
the troops at Tobasco She had sealed dispatches on
board. The treaty had not been settled with Cam.
peachy or Yrcatan. They were raising an army at
Campeachy TO invade Tobasoo II was reported at
Tobasco, that Com. Moore was to take command Of
a Navy now building at New York, Of ? steamers
and frgates and another that the ladies at Louisi-
ana had raised by subscription 500 600 10 build
steamer for Commodore Moore to take all the Mexi-
navy-no one doubted this report another, that
he still at Texa', up for the Presidency. Capt
Ellery states that il very sickly at Tobacco Seyo-
raj vessels had lost nearly all their crews and NUN.
bers Of the troops were dying daily Several vessels
had touched for wood but account Of the scarcity
left without cargoes. Logwood was 8 rial. per qun-
tai, and none to be had at ths except small parcels
coming down in
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

The Hon. Caleb Cushing, Minister Of the United
States to the court Of China left Gibraltar on the a
ternoon of the 7th September, under salute Of if
teen guns from TIE garrison and embarked on board
the Oriental steamer for Alexandra.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

Tue GREAT WEsTERS-This vessel. best lroNn
as the pioneer Of the Atlantic steamer, returns
again to Ensland-and for the last time THIS season.
Her quick trips render a passage in her desirable
above most II not all modes as is eyinced by her long
LIST 81 passengers on every successive voyage The
fare has been reduced TO sl00-a great consideration
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

NHrRE AEr All rHr PioxLocss The American
Bank Lock Company (Andrcws) have placed an iroi
safe at the FAIR Of the American Institute, in New
YORK, and have put 500 dollars in the hands Of
committee, With orders to pay it to any one who vii
open tie loek
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

L5"Severa articles are omitted to-day for
want of room.
DISCHARGE OF WoRKMEN.- fheIe were SO
many rumors ahoat on Friday and Saturday re-
lative to the discharge Of the workmen at the
Washington Navy Yard, that we were almost
in doubt whether our version of the transaction,
as published On Saturday, was strictly correct.
From information since received, which can be
relied on, we learn that all the workmen at the
Washington Yard, about 300 in number, inclu-
ding "Whigs, DemocI ats aud Tyler men," have
been discharged, and that orders for general
suspension of work have also been sent to Bos-
ton, New York, and Philadelphia. BY the
Philadelphia papers of Saturday, we perceive
that the order has already gone into effect in
that city, and there l., no doubt but that our in
formation is equally correct with regard to other
cities. The cause which led 10 the suspension,
it will be seen by our Washington letter, is that
Of necessity all the navy appropriation fund
having been expended, and the President hav-
ing no authority TO appropriate other moneys TO
that special object without the direct sanction OF
Congress- Sun.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

Ts1 yerE GA rnl TASiss BsLI.--Tha Journal OF
Commerce gives the following tables OF the votes
given 10 the House Of Representatives on the Tariff
mn
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

extern, 'he sehtmes o. 'he wing Leaders 10 deiraud
the people and drive the President into their yorte
measure ard i'll examine the question" no have
performed their duly 10 the country-lhe Wig l,sd
the President and his constitutional advisers
DEMOCRAT
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

n5@We understand that Major G. Tochman Of
Poland, will deliver two Lectures on the subject Of
Poland and Russia in Georg, town, at the Protestant
Methodist Church, Congress street, on Monday, the
23d, and on Thursday the 26th instant at O'Clock
In the evening.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23

I5-Several articles are omitted to-day for
W ant of room.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

Position Of he Smithsonian The organ of Mr. Tys
his frenGs ",car against toh, "tee uli'
WING advocates OF Mc. Clay, and III. desperate ciqa'
language, the friends of Mr. Van Buren, In olhe
words, the Matisonian declares war, both agan-t ne
Wings, and against the Republicans who will supio
the nominee of the Convent (ha, IS to say nearly
all the Republicans) TIE Niidsonan declares Il
the defeat Of after will b. triumph Tor ", ard
must be over,brown perhaps bnt--ln the end,
tiia'y both Why, It the Mad,sonan reports the fe-.
Of MIR Tyler, his friends will soon dwnde daai
into less than Coporas Guard. AS the Pens lv1n1-
says, awe did hope for better things from the MAIDS
man. We did believe that it had learned somesbt:
in the school of experience; but If /, Will persist IN @
be it. They but poor politicians and ae
who take counsel only Of disappointmen;s and 81
asperaled feeling, and who dance VITA rage when lh
schemes are frustrated
We yet hope, that Mr.. Tyler Will awaken from 4
errors int, which his immediate advisers are lulu.
hm His great interest, is now t, serve his country 81
well as he can during the remainder Of his adm nlst'
tion and by abjurng all selfish aspirations, al e1a
rated feelings all the visions Of plrasltca eatwigs
ret re with credit to his beautiful homestfai
Virginia. For the sake Of Aud Lang SJr6-
from the thanks we owe him for his Vetoes-nbd o.
cause he is n Yirginian-we could sincerely wsl b.
the possession of that manly equanmty, which "oa
enable hun TO the truth, and - pursue lis brs I
teresis amid the fog, and amid the incense, too, "'
surrounds him. But, should the threats OF the Mac
MAN be carried out, and passion alone should tase "A
helm, we can hope no longer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

There are many speculations and rumors ht1a' o.
the course of Mr. Calhoun, and his lmmedot 'rei
One of our Washington correspondents express q
opinion thai he nigh, Withdraw his name from 20 c
vass. But the Washington Spectator denies the ~
ment. The Philadelphia Sentinel also Sal 1--WE
from Washinst N ht there is no foundation i''
MINOR So indusriouslJ circulated, tiat Mr ca.
has withdrawn or is about to Withdraw, ifom the
as President al cand date. go ar from II, hIs if''
are jealousy urging his nomination as ever, a"0
not likely 10 rcnQuish their exertions, until The r'
nat on shall be made at Baltimore. THIS, we ptr.u
will be the with The friends Of all the other Dee
cratic candidates. 1t is Idle 10 imagine that The e.
ton Of printer or serEean'a-arms determines \"
Will be The Democratic candidate fer the Pfes'denc
The New York Da IL Gazette throws oct the ~
that Mr. Calhoun VIII not submit 10 he decision q
Baltimore Convention, if 1t should admit Delr9-'
elected on the principle OF III, Syracuse Come.
The "Gazetle' also conradctj report !" tn J
Evening Post, OF Mr.. Calbouns intention to ittf'
which the Evening Post had subj0ned the i"!'9"
ex,rac, Of a letter from gentleman at Nashin:''o
81 have convers. with many OF the friends o'
Calhoun in this plicc who inform me, that oo'h "
those who are mos. interested FOR his succ3's'
given up ell expeo taLion Of his bling caro-
for the Presidency ct the next election. Gfeaii}
friends admire hrs abilities aud his virtues, aGd ih'
ly as they desire 10 see hm at the head Of tie n
whose affairs they are conhden, he would moo!
wor,hly administer, they are convinced that the
majority of the Democratic party throughout
have for the present xcd their eyes upon ano'n''
dda,e. They admit tia, Mr. Calhoun, ~ the r.
state Of public opinion, would not obtain no" >.
from any convention ofthe party, however co"'om
&c. One of Mr. Calhoun's friends 'pefsiseo >"
ing, that the elevation of Mr. Calhoun TO Inc
cy wa, an event which he no longer e1peCr1
will now, added he, probably return TO me ISn
Mr. McDufiie's health is detlining, aad mr.
change takes place for the better, he mcs' 'sss
Mr. Calhoun Will come 10 Washington ~ "s
He friends will support the person nom'a's'
Baltimore Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

IN Court of Quarterly Session.
held for Louisa County, Court house hereos Monday
the l3th day OF November, ls43
Meriweher 5 Sims, Administrator of Lucy B. Sims and of
Monroe Sims Plaintiff:
against
Chapman Sims, William Sims Susan Ann Sims and George
Allen Stms Defendants:
The defendants, Chapman Sims and William Sims, not having
entered their appearance and security according 10 law
and the rules of this Court and appearing the satisfaction OF
the Court that they are not inhabitants this State on motion
Of The plaintiff by his attorney is ordered that the said defend
Chapman sims and William Sims, appear before the
justices Of County Court Of said couay the
The second Monday in February and the bill OF
the plaintiff and that this order be forthwith inserted in
published in the city Of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the door of the Court
house Of this county on some Court day.
A Copy--Tese, JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
Dec. IL Gi-W2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14
LILLE WORST SCHEME YET.

small Democratic meeting in Richmond county,
Georgia, assembled on the 9TH inst 10 send Delegates
the Stale Convention, which II convene al Mil
ledeev'lle, Monday last. Among the resolutions
they adopted declaring that !, was lnexpedent
for the Democratic party 10 ncmirate a Presidential
candidate the B,lumore Convention and that Il
better for all the canddat 10 upon Their
own hook-defeat election BY the people-lnd thit
1.-The result will probably be 10 carry the election mo
the House ot Representatives (eevngItb the tons;
tuition t, effect compromise more ludcious, we think,
than the Convention can make) aud thus thu election
Of Democrat be rends-ed certaill" They therefore
seriously instruct their Delegates at Mredgrv'lle,
"to urge upon the convention, the proPrety OF calling,
by public resolutions the Democratic party OF this
county, oppose the nomination of candidate for the
Presidency by the Baltimore Convention, and 10 lave
10 each State the selection Of It's candidate by It's
own Convention.
THIS proposition is the worst of all What shall
think Of the nalua,on Of men, who will take the cleo
ton out of the hands of the People, 10 thrust II upon
the House of Repres natives, where every thing q.
be decided by intrigue, bargain and corruptionant
where the largest State is reduced II the level OF the
lowest; We have had but two elections by the lou'e
o. Representatives. In the one case, the Frderas's
attempted to elect Aaron Burr, Thomas jefferson
in direct contempt OF the wishes of the Peop'e In
the other Henry Clay succeeded in palming John q.
Adams upon the county, The President oil the United
States. And yet, we mus. try another experiment q:
this sort, We advise the members OF the Richmond
y meeting consult the irresistible arguments winch
Mr.. Hayne urged IN the Senate Of the United Staes,
against election by The llousa OF Representatives.
We advise them 10 read the powerful dennnciatous
which John Taylor of Caroline directed against tbs
mode OF election and the dangers winch might arse
from ''the ar'socracy oil small States" Besides, is tie
Richmond meeting cettlsn that # all lie canGcnfs
cut loose from the Baltimore Convention, their iavo
asp,rnnt would be OF the three who wonid O. be-
fore House OF Representa- We have doubt
ourselves, that in This calculation they would be de-
tined 10 the most painful disappointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

SCIENTIFIC K CLASSICAL scHooL-The subscriber hav
- iug employed Mr. NJ Thornc Teacher would take
four hoys in his family. The School will
Isl of February the LIST vi Dtcem
Temor Board tuition for the session OF ten MONTHS
one hundred dollars.
Mr. Thone graduate Of Union College, New York, and
the highest testimonials of his qualifications both scent
c and moral He will teach all the branches of an English ed
cation, together with Latin, Greek, French and Italian
Post Ohce-Wynnesylle. MEL 8. GAY
Fmyanna co.. Va Dec a. lef3 64-wtlF+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

The Alexandra Gaze't, says, "Duh u's, ,%s
takes I, prove, in III, London papers, 'na. p,s.
Foco Party will certainly succeed IN The n1. # =
,ial Election, and, consequently that the All a-,
greatly reduced. Master Green Gays ,t ,os his
Gaze te0 will find that he reckons w'th'u, ,hs
Perhaps not. We suspect that our fflenu =, -"
andri. Gszette is counting without his h0s''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

SITUATION WANTED.-A young man, who has had some
- experience in teaching, and qualified TO give instruction IN
the Latin Greek Languages get situation for the
respectable family Letters directed 10
Dec 6i-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

TEACHER-An experienced Teacher, graduate of one OF
II the best Institutions the country wishes situation; the
satisfactory proofs of moral character and standing as
Teacher Will be Address pot paid Herbert Reese Pre
dent Board Tstees Jefferson Academy, Mount Level nwid
die Reference may be had 10 Dr. W. F. Thompson OF the Vii
GINA lie gsaurc
Drc "a 64-Gtt
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-30

again, for the third time, John Tyler has
stung British pride 10 the quick IA showing to
the world how British diplomacy can DC mas
tered-how even England. proud England can
be forced TO make apologies for improper con
duet, and how, with all her nayieS and all he'
armies, treaty can be made more than honor
able 10 her antagonist. Let Tories and Tory
organs beware of insults 10 this country, ano'
more than all, beware of assuming beiligefen'
attitude towards this Government. The days
of British power are numbered, when the hrst
blow is again struck which shall involve the
two countries in war. Ii is not at all remark
able that Englshmen should hate John Tyler.
He were no true American if this fact did not
exist But il is strange that Englishmen should
find allies in the Republic.