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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified that have appointed Mond " the
l7lh day Of April next. lS43J ut o O'Clock A. 81
nt the office Of Jacob & Ftzhugh in tho Ciry of
Wheeling ne The lime and place lor taking the &C.
count directed by the said decree. And The SAID
parties and al persons concerned, will produce be.
tore me such papers and proofs. may BE- required
10 he pepper taking Of he same.
10 a. FIILHCGH Special Comr
mar LIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

NEW BOOKS.
FSNIlE WESTMINSTER Confession yfFATTU
q The LIT, Thorn At'CrIc.
G"nies I'll TTER COVENANT.
Fishers CATECiIISM.
Brow MS shorter CAFECUISM,
\ grew uE The Saba I'll,
LAST DAYS of cmincnI CHRIS TIANS.
An AnldnIc Io the MIserres of HUMAN LIFE.
Psalms and Hymns used IN The Presbyterian churcI
The CONFESSION Or FAITH.
Bibles. Payer Backs Methodist II INNS, Sermons
Lectures. * &C. Tor salc Who'll, sale and retail by
STEPHENSON Il HASWELL,
adJuinmg PryuTs Dug Store.
mar 10 GNA Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

Wheeling. March IA IsI2

'httlIiiss AIarCn 10. 1913.
The parties Interested ~ the foregoing decree
w"l lake uo &c that have appointed The ] ! IN day
OF AprI ncNi. at 10 O'Clock A VI a. my Office ~
The Cay OF Wheeling, the time and place. whrl.
shall com'nenre taking tho account directed by
Sald etc cree; nid the pares requested 10 attend
WIN htir proofs &c 10 enable The proper liking Of
SAID account, ALEX. WILSON. Master Com'r.
mar HIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
NEW AND SPLENDID VICTORIA
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE ron Sale

THNiIE Subscriber has ou hand new and ttleou.
n iiul lwO horse carriage with shahs tsssiShe
horse and also one SET oi costly h1rncss Nhir6 b.
will sell very low Tor Cash or approved 6srissz
Both are Of PhIladeIpiEs manufacture, and ~ pdlut
Oidurobliity and neatncss. cannot be exceilsd The
inside OF he Carriage richly trimmed end sle-
saHIiy cushioned.
mh 9. VI REILLY.
10 l67 West Side Market square. Wheeling.
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VI HEII.I.N.

No IG7. Wssi side Of H1rksi square
has In store. and is daily receiving. a large and
veil selected STOCK Of groceries and b1uors
which be- will sell either Wholesale or retail. n,
cash NJ approved trade a. prices 10 suit these hard
times. tie world particularly invite dealer. io
qu1rs 90 call and examine his stock "a ,,,,,cs
bmudfes GIN. 80 Having rectiIyinq rsintiisb.
meni rn constant operation, he can al al tines for
ni'h 20" customers With on article Of Rectfed
"h"ssy' which m' purity end flavor cannot be 81
.cl oil ,a Che West mo-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
DRY GOODS.
NEW HOOES

NOVENs
Bpswcrih's life at DR.. johnson.
Complete works Of Lord BO!inghrnke; 4 vols
BnrkeJ works, 9 vols. royal octave.
Addison's works. 3 vols,
Works Of Lord Bacon. vols
Italians Literature Of The middle ages
lhiers' History Of French revolution, cempei s
iu vols
u'siory ~ the Anglo SaHons from The earliest pe.
ZOO OF the Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner
~. = X. \, ) L., together with a great variety
" standard literature. School books. Sc &c. Jusl
received from Phiadelp hia anil or sale Nv
STEPHENSON a. IIASWELL.
mh13 ~. ,...,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
LARD OIL MANTFNCTORy.

= ME subscribers have commenced the rsauurie.
turo of The ahuye Oh un Market Alley. near
the Store of Mr. III Morris, where they IS 90 supply
oIl Who may cali, with DII fu every respect equal
% the Cincinnati article. LIST T. WARREN
The highest price paid igr Lard "a. above
feb
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EXTRACT PROM TUE deer


EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE
And that This cause he referred 10 Edward II
Prizhugh q who ishereby appointed a connie
sisuer Tor That purpose 10 ascernn and report " hat
and how m7ch OF The real and persOual estate EN-.
bfhced va the said deed Of trust IN the bill mention
Cd. hos been sid 10y the defendant Dun nr and =,
" hat prices, and how much, il my, If sad real
and personal estate, still remains unspld, and what
monies have been received by said Dunbar as trus.
tee under said deed Of trust. and how much he ha.
gad out or disposed of the same. and what steps II
any he has taken 10 collect The debts or claims os-
signed 20 him by snd deed ol trust Also y,bot
debts jne the several parties. provided for by
the deed Of 90 the bill mentioned and for tbet
purpose, that he give notice 10 ell persons nieres
Ted under tie said deei Of trust by advertisement
fnr ihirly days 10 some newspaper punied IN The
Guy Of Wheeling, 90 appear aud prove their debts
Or demands. taking such security 10 the plaintiff
from them as SAID oOmmissIoner may deem prupcr
90 pay him reasonable share Of his costs incurred
in The prosecution oi This SUIT and that he report
any other matters deemed pertinent by himself OF
especially required by cuhcr party"
Copy Tsae, ALEX. T. LAiDLEY, 9Th
/ Nelson Tor Count !
| Lamb lOr Drlts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

MERCER. BROTHE RS & CO
Commission Merchants,
LNOR the sale of TObncco aud Produce general
Il ly. and Ior the purchase OF Merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal advances made on cOnsgnments.
Reiereuccs-Juhn Mcclure. Esq
Caldwell, Esq Prest NJ a. NJ Bank.
Brady. Esq. Cashier
List, E-q. Cashr North Western Bank
Messrs Crange & Baileys.
Jan 24-6m Wheeling. Va.
IIW 8OOE SP ORB
JAMES STEPHENSON. uf the late firm Of Rohb
Stephenson. and JOHN J. HASwELI. late of
h''ndeiphia' have entered into Co-paunership rs
BOOhSiLLERS, STATlONERS.
AND BOOkBlNDERS.
nov have fitted up large and rlnvcniep, store
Union Street. rear the Market. and furnished A.
'iih general assortment of goods iresI, from the
asiern manufactures, selected particularly with
gard 10 The wants Of ibis section of country. viz
'CHOOL BOOKS, in general use. from the
Pumsr 10 the highest class Of Mathematics;
iEDlCAL BOOKS, "a complete assortment
including the Text Books of the Medical Col.
leges, all OF the latest editions;
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, adspicd T., ,b,
wants OF almost every religious denomination
embracing several cdi,inns Of The Holy Blhl,
Protestant aud Catholic Prayer BIoks FamiI,
IfayeTs' Presbyterian Psilrus and hymns. Con.
lesson OF FsIih, Methodist Hymns 81. with
the usual assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS for general
or scientific reading.
In G injection with the Bookstore s. & IL will mn
nni"ciure BLANK BOOKS to any pattern, and bind
b''hs 10 order, under the supCrrnIeudanre Of Mr.
Ewing 81 long aud iavourably known for has excel
m hin "a
81 X X :. Memoraudums. Day Books Ledgers
Journals, &c. IA common use, will be Kent con
NaniIy on hand, and Account or Court Record Book.
"nh'ed to any particular SIZE, ruled 10 any pat
fern, VIII he manufactured of The best materials
Without DELAY
. The stock OF STATIONERY comprises whatever
90 daily use, such a Letter and Wiring P,pers
&ns. Steel Pens, Ink. Sealing Wax. Wafer. LAX
lands, Lead Pencils, States, &c sc. These goods
aVe all heen sci, cIed from the most approved ma.
'uac'uIets, and such additions will he made as the
nsumer may from time 10 time require
varied and large assortment OF WALL. PA.
'ERS and BORDERS also form au article OF
i'tk. at which the m.'sI modern and best flashed
Wen as the C"mmouCr kind, will be kept for sale
). SiephensUu's practical know Iedse ur what l.
iSed by the schools and families oi Wheeling and
Is vicinity. together with the many wears eNpcr.
n"e OF ! ). lasw ell IA Publishing ana B,pkselIIuc
The htsiern states, Il is hoped will render Them
'' only familiar with The requirements OF the
"mmuniiy, but able 20 furnish them at satisfactory
Hccs. Such works may he called fur. not on
rand VIII be forthwith sent for from the respective
publishers
Public Institutions, Seminaries, or Libraries will
hnd u Ia tier advantage to call and examine for
themselves or IN sending Their orders may rely
upon proper attention being paid 10 he same. We
must respectfully s"icit share OF the patronage ui
uIsceriI 2 Public
EPIiENSON & HASWELL.
Wheeling, Va J
March LIST ISi3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

NATEwill sell atlhs Cry auction rooms. mol 65
w Market Square, i1 p1y charges. a l1t of
Druggist drawers shelving ard bpuIcs, in thpty
days from date, 81 not rallied iDr before that time
expires. BRENTLINuER a. SHALLCROSS.
fcb25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

IN KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and ior
M soIo by ticb6' OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
TISSUE PAPEn.

SlLk paper fer covering mantle. orpamepfs. l,,t
- ing glasses &C. assorted colours Just recciy
cd and for sale by
STEPHENSON & HAswELI..
NH - To,,, :,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

b - VIRTUE Of power uf arIoncy from
- . Charles d Knox, dnred the 7ih day Of April
lS42. given Ia secure The payment Of mole f. r
three hundred dollars with interest thereon. shall
on wednesday the 29,h irsI, ut 10 a NJ, At the
auction roum Of Hill g. Wickhnm proceed IN sell
TEN SHARES Of THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE NORTH WESTERN BANK OF yIR.
GINA" "r 50 much lh' Roof AS may he necessary to
fay sail debt, interest &c J LIST,
mar - Cashier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

4 BOX Best Chewing tobacco.
u - bD1es best Havana cigars
Received aud lDr sale low by
frb l5 UALL& WGCRHAM.
l1hustJus Row
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
TO FARMERS.

NTKIADEDPlllA flour. us veil as DINER gouI
i Standard brands. constantly on hand and for
sale by Omar - NJ REILLY.
SPRING GOODS At AUCTION,
= ME subscriber " ia sell al PUBLIC AUCTION
at the CITY Auction Rooms No 65 Market
square. on MONDAY aud TUESDAY, 18Th and
l4th inst. large aud we'll selected si0cK of DRY
GOODS for Spring and Summer wenr. The fol-.
lowing u IN pari Inst ui said Goods VIZ.
DRESS SILKS AND SILK APRONS
Broad Cloths, Cassimefps Cassiuefs. XIV Jeans
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERIC m PRINTS.
Blcnched. Brown and Colo II MusIius Barred and
lain Jacuuet Muslius. IRISH LINENS, Linen
C.mbrIc aud Null Muslus. TIckugs, Gnghans.
Checks, Mariners Shirling. Fancy Drills Satin
Dress Hdktls, Silk IIdkfs, Cullon udkhs super It,
men Cambria lIdkfs, Gum, Webh and Net Suspcn .
ders. Sewing SILK. Black aud White Csuuu HOSIE.
RY. LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S Kid and Cot.
ton Gloves. Table KNIVES. G.. s. Table Tea Spoons
Scissors. Buttons, Needles, Pms Hooks & Eyes
spool and SkeIn CCtiOns DC.
ALSO large lot Of Ladies' and Gentlemen.
SnOUs. together with several pieces Superfue Car.
petlng. aud ! dor. Super Mshugany Chairs Sale
10 commence 10 o'clock each day-TERNS
CASH
mar 10 BRENTLINGER & suALLCRoSs,
AurffDuaars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14


AND COMMISSIOl
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Keyscr,
Duval, Keighler & Co.
+ Gardner. DN''M'
Weber. Miller g. Hand,
WIN Duly,
Robert rOland, PhiEaR
Doremus Suydam g. Nixon. !
John II Faber. N'A""
Wright Smith,
Drllinger, IN" ~
Yeatman a. Co.
James Robh. Esq. NOrleaHs
Wilson. Wright. & Co. \
Il J IIubbs,
jesse Whitehead, Esq. ( ''I11's'"'i
Andrew Elliott, Esq 81 Louis, No.
q X Yeutman. NashUiHe, Tenn.
BIC Gutter g. Co LouisUiRs, Ry,
feb IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
- .5ALE On na..

- SALE OII INA4..
! Sc,..A The dwelling and store rn-m lately
! fSSSgsE occupied BY Juseph Jones & Co Mar.
lessRSS invIlIe. Belmont county. Ohio IN,
! X$Aasks3 whole Is double two story brick bull.
ding well furnished and ia gund order There q.
niH" good brick stable, COW house &c attached
1" The lot. md Is good stand Tor business Posses
SION can be had the Isl Of AyrH lSI3 Term.
low, F"r further particulars inquire Of Cranr,e &
B'iirys. Wheeling. or Il Harrison. or J Rranson.
Ni"'un,ine. ono Jan 3l-2m.
JAMEs JuIivsuN. p - rrrr,,,r,
JOHNSON g. DUFFIFLu
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING. Va.
TEMPERANCE TEXT BOOK
JSf published, Trsnii>e on Regim n and
- Longevity. u, Dr. J.hs Bell Of Pnirn!eIphr,
FOR '"Io 10y STEPHENSON e IIASWELL,
mar adjoining Pryor's drug store
BBLS ALUM. for sale lnw G,r cash by
- 10" CALDWELL.
FRANCIS OF VAEOIS. OR
VIE CURSE OF ST VALLIOR. n tale ofIhe
H Middle Ages. \ new novel by Edmund Flag
one ct The best productions orthis popular writer
I'Fe % ''S feb If
'A'O SHOE MANUFACTURERS
just received a. Inc sign of The Big Red Boot
100 Ihs htfhlchd Shoe Thread.
100 lbs Grern
81 pair, Boot Trees
y CrImrs
22J " Lasts
Also. nvuricy Of other shoe findings which will
he sold on accommodating terms.
fell II SAM'L MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
BAR LEAD

n Few hundred pounds on hand and for sale
~ low to c'osc consignment
SWEARlNGEN g. CRUMBACKER.
ieh2 No a Water a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14


Geui'emeu-Evcry bs'y L .uvs THAT Lnoyssnv
n'nrJ that your HDAR HOUND CANDY i. the
ne plus uira o con- remedies. But o>e-y body does
n"' KNOW OF ~ eiirocy IH the cure Of that painful
dis"ase Rheumatism. And Why notl that com plant
"'s'S from CHILLED state Of the blood brought on
py exposure To damp aud chilly weather which
o''nBs me system below its natural warmth. have
nee" 'ured oi rheumatism ia my limbs by free
use OF ysur Candy. keeping myscl OF the way OF
exposure while using II aud IN that way giving
'a't Opportunity To try itself am certain that
hhe onl oi every ten cases Of ordinary rheumatism
would be relieved aud cured by the use OF your
Hoarhound Candy.
Respectfully. { ID BROWN. I3s Beckm1n st.
I" Messrs Pcase * Sou. IS Division ST.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
mar . Wheeling, Va.
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. FOR MARCH
). SENSENEG. x. w HARDING,
!. T.. WHARTON.
FREIGHT 10 AND FROM WHEELING.
Prom B,ltimnre-Drv Goods 81 Gr..c.ries 90
10 acco 100. General Produce 100 cts To Blu
n,rc
Znncsville-37 OTIS
Crnrinnarj- IL cts.
q" I>nui, Ville-2O uts
NoShvuic-37 chs
" 81 l.oui,-JO cts
To aud from PiIi,hurgl--IO cts
-
LATEST DATES
From fillmore March l3 Liverpool Fchl
4 p m Thermometer - deg. above O.-6a.m Is
Ia II water il the channel. Rising. Clear.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
TEMPEE NOTICI

by request NJ. j. HJvorlh will deliver tenn
y Dpemuce Lecture in the CITY HALL this eve
mug Friday. March 10. 1913
A collection Co deiray the expenses will be takeH
up after the address
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
HTIRGINIA-A1 q

W1 IRGINIA-Ar nn informed are {, rm q az
v CrcuiI SupeIIrr Courtuf Law anI Chan cerv
held for The county ufOho at The cUurI house there
Of on the l3th day Of February. 1913.
George CUlJs, Complainant.
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, aud Daniel 4" Cha"ee'y'
Dunbar, Defendants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

"a SMALL iarm 90 Belmont County Ohio about
~ bmlles from Wheeling. is offered for sale on
terms suited 90 the times. Turs farm has sixty a.
cres OF cleared land 900 excellent stale for cuuvo.
ton. having lain 900 grass lor the lazt four yeurs-
young orchard Of selected FRUIT planted out aGsr
The most approved pIau The soil Is of the very bel
quality. For further particulars enquire Al rh..
uiHcc mar &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
mar I3-5w
WHEELING NInrch 1

NIuTIO ID, IOIH,
The parties interested ~ The foregoing decree
Will take notice I!rI have npIninIed Thuisd ~
the 2O'h day of Apr! neN q ~43.)rr 0 o'cu,k \.
M nj my u.iice Ia the city ct Wheeling. 10 com
neuce taking the accom- tdirccIed toy SAID decree
and the said parties aud all other pcrsous Il, ~.
ring Ia rf"ve lkcir debts .ure hereby notified Ia
attend with their clsius properly uu heut called and
prove the same JAS 4 CLARK Cumnii,'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
NEW STRING GOODS

only Sv Days fran CSu,Jsriana. Hsrra for ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

SPRING GOODS.
VIE subscribers have just received large lot
u oisprIng goods which they will sell at private
safe al prt e. lower than ever before offered
mar 10 BRENTLINCER 81 SIIALLCRGSS
City Auction Rooms, No ] 65 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

rRlADEDPlllA flour. us well Us DINER good
u Standard brands, constantly on hand and Tor
sale by Omar - VI. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

prizes OF 5000 kriEcs OF $500
do 20 90 1900
: do 1900 do 1850
N fklLGs OF 1000 D ILL AIRS
~ do 500 DOLLARS
50 DO 80 DOLLARS
S'O q" 200 DOLLARS
And others or slOO1. Co. 80. sc.
Whole tickets $40. halves 5. quarters $50
81 Number Lottery, 10 Ballots
certificate OF regular Package % whole tickets. In
lbs splendid lottery will cost only SI51
, 3 Halves 90
IS Quarters 10
IS Eghlhs 70
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03

rected to Charles G. Burleigh. His re-
ceipt, or that Of the Carriers, will be
good to those whose subscriptions belong
TO me, which are all, not specified above.
Notice will soon be given respecting the
next volume 1 trust Postmasters and
agents will see that moneys are forward
ed in due time. AS some took the pa
pers from one to three quarters, and
then discontinued without paying for it,
| trust on reflection, they will see that
cannot live in that way, and will cheer
fully forward the money. Copies ofthe
Voice will be forwarded to some who
sent back, and if they do not take them
from the Post Office, | will thank the
Pos,masters to inform them of my re-
quest. d. HOLCOMB.
Montpelier, May l6, l843.
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NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBEGs.

The patrols of the Voice of Freedom
will see that the fourth volume has near
ly expired. They will also understand
that the Printer, Paper Maker sc.
must BIO paid. Many ofthe subscribers
have paid promptly, for which tender
thcmny thanks Others have not yet paid.
and shall very much need what is due,
to meet my engagements for publishing
the paper. Those who are now ind ebt-
ed are earnestly requested to forward the
several sums due from them through the
Postmasters, Paper Carriers, or in any
safe way, to G. c. Burleigh or myself,
previous to the 10Th of next month.
That there may be no mi understand
ing about matters, | will say, all who
were subs cribers on the 2lst OF October
last, in this town and Waterbury, will
pay for this volume to Joab SeeIy. OF
those in Burlington the subscriptions of
Noble Lovely, G. A. Seymour, G. Banns,
w. p. Briggs, j. Mitchell and f. t.
Engles by belong,to hun for this volume.
The others are mine. Ia Jericho Seely
has those of Truman Galusha, Luther
Prouty, Geo. Howe, Dana Bicknell,
Zebina Bliss, John CiapP, Amos Bliss
and David Hutchinson. In Waitsheld,
Seely has the following-Robt. Leach,
Joseph Kimbal, r. Richardson, Orsou
Skinner, Amasa Russ, Samuel Chip
man, Luther Durand, Peter Nourse.
Matthias Jones, Rufus Child, G. Mat
ihews, james Dow, III. HawIey and Geo
ID. Rice. In Richmond and Warren
Seely is to have the pay, for all who
were subscribers last winter, for volume
loorih. / shall, to day leave for Bran
don, and those who can most conven-
GENTLY forward to me may DO it. Blu
WHAT'S sent to Montpelier should be di'
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03
CORRECTION.

In my communication written at
Montpelier, and published last week, /
made rather ludicrous blunder while
questioning candidates, by including the
Delegates already chosen, with the can
didates, TO be elected. Electors were
associated in my mind, with Delegates,
and being in a hurry, did not think to
correct, until my letter was mailed, and
it was too late to get the correction here
in season for last weeks paper. There
was another error committed, though not
of my own. The printer in copying the
talk of reverend Mr.. Brownlow, Edi-
tor of paper in Tennessee, respecting
"duel challenge" headed the article,
"The Church of Christ in the 18th CEN
tury." The whole ofthis, ! have seen
in other papers, but considered it might
with as much propriety have read, "The
Editors of newspapers in the 10Th
century" as the other way. Had l been
here, should have left off the caption,
had published any part ofthe article,
as could see no propricty in inserting
it.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03
SOLOMON FOOT.

SOLOMON FOOT.
This individual was nominated on the
10Th Of last month, by the Wing Con-
vention ofihe first Congressional District
Of this State, as candidate to represent
the people orths district the ensuing term
| So far as can learn, Mr.. Foot stands
fair as to talents and moral character,
and is well versed in the political histo-
ny of this country. What his views of
anti-slavcry principles are, know not
how far he would aid, if elected, in 60
ing against slavery whether he is ready
to say he cannot vote for stakeholder,
or one known to favor the continuance
oft. As he takes tho Voice he has
probably seen my remarks on that sub
iect asst week. If he has not, he can
look now, and decide whether to answer,
by giving his opinion as to the duty OF
northern freemen refusing to vote for
the class above named, and to give them
in Sc ason for the next paper.
The resolutions adopted at the con-
vention, which relate TO slavery, and
which | copy, are rery good.
Now gentlemen, just show your con-
>istency, by saying to all who advocate
this accused system ''you cannot have
our votes" You can never have per-
manent protection while slavery lasts.
Resolved, That lheprospect of an
nexing Texas to the United States,
while her energies are depressed, her
resources crippled, her character de-
based, and her influence rendered
adverse to the progress of religious
ard civil liberty by reason OF the
prevalence Of slavery within her
borders-a project, the existence of
which, recent events leave US no room
to doubts one which it is our duty
torcsst with unccasing hostility and
that a Representative in Congress
from the State of Vermont who
should fail to oppose his voice and
h is utmost influence against this
project, would show himself false to
his constituents, false TO the insitu-
tons Of his State, and false to the
fist principles of human freedom.
Resolved, That we. cherish scntl-
ments of the most implacable HOSTILE
ty to the institution Of domestic slave
Try. We regard it as conceived in
the accused spirit Of Avarcc, and
established and continued in direct
and open violation of those great
principIes,the assertion and malnten-
ance of which constituted a noble
justification Of, and impaired a mighty
energy to, our own Revolutionary
War. And while we declare our
own determination to respect to the
utmost the legal and constitutional
rights of the Southern States, we
also declare that we hold it to be our
duty as freemen, and our right guar
anteed by the constitution, to lemon
slrate or petition to the National Leg
islature on this, and allother subjects
bearing upon the National interests
or the National honor, and to spare
no just efforts to bring the potent in
fuence Of Public Opinion to the work
Of removing this great National sin.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03

We learn from a friend in Whitehall,
that the body of man named Cecil
Clark, was found in the Basin at that
place, on Saturday morning the Goth ult.
1t is supposed he was drowned while
under the influence Of ardent spirits, as
he was known to be much addicted to
their use.