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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Col r. ". loHsssS vas a. New Havsa las,
week uhefa he was received wiih hsspiiabic a..
tsnti0ns or biz arrival hc vs. escrfted 70 the
ErchanEs Saloon. where large uuuaber Of
ciitEsnshad assembled. he was introduced o.
the msstsaH ~ one 81 she citizens. and made
an addsfss, which is thus uoiiecd ~ the Pslla-
diam.
The cvlsnei observed thst he bsJ been q long
time m pabhs iils--had zfsWu grsy IN the puh-
De service and BE- fhuufht hs needed rest. ana
ha eoutuasd. wtth csmtcal iocr st the eye,
''the people we've co SEE same epinion iu1stO,
uhsu Mf Van bufsa sad i.iyssll Esured with
their couscutgu rhts bfanaht ioauh loud
shout. when the Coisuci rsmarkcd-"Weil al
uays fhoughi iaey wsuid be sorry fof THAT, and
% tseF ever should b., and should want me 10
serve them araiu in anY caPscffy, shy. have
Fot rested now end shan't refuse thsm-but "
ihey dunf I shani quarrcl. because there are
some bigger men N tie eoanfry thsn Richard
NJ johnson TIE Coloust conunusd 10 this
sifaln until atoui haltpast eleven, when be sat
down. Some eamPiiaientary fe-slauons we're
then fn 'foaucsd aad PASSED.
2 b. New llsssn Herald. 10 itl notice 81 Tie
speech SAFE
1hs Ca.-ael concluded b.. speech three or
iopf usies. bui catrh,ng uew Impulses coulinu-
sllg frite hls reniiascsua-s 81 our Imdian wars.
,hls Old spldisr
~Foushi ~ bic tstiss Der arsin,
Aui nf'ca Be foaisd ~ his Toes,
And tnurs 90 sew he siain.n
Agcnfang % he aecpuf. hIHussli, his frr
nfeshsta foaf hteue w., and Ell oiateHow AaHi
"a sark, 3 90 ffsny lauch ~ he - hnng ias
Ihalnes uaiIr. uieush he ga admii some lsu
uthefs ta Nafe batt band in it and eonde-
Seconded % cslI eeHenl Harrison "a gaII aaf
u.d tssu.faI. wai iags 81 o. DAGGER wiia asalis
and wuh & tuahlsahe ere" a bfils srotism
- adm issanic tH su1h essss aaa fllaa-h lHe Col-
oasi was a.osily tha hero 81 b. own tas. she
auisssnrss and simplicity - be fuanusr bespoke
fhs sincsfuy I'd be hsaft, AID bfoaEh. doun
ihuudsis ai spPlause.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

10y VIRTUE - q drrfee made iu the Nan-
- deibufsh C.rcuit Court a. the sepfem-
Der ierm A d lGte, " favor Of Charles 1
Hntieii against GIDEON ]. l.sst and Wiie. hAntsd
90 me - BE- executed b. inc Clefk Of ssid Couri,
have levied GA - The properly Of said Giicon
J Lsst. csuais lois lying in the Town % Evans
vile said Couuiy 81 Nandcrbufgh. 90 the lower
sniafRsmrnt .. said town, aHd designafcd On
the plsu thereof. a. lofs. nine. ten, twniy-ise
and fuentf-six q, ~. IS, aud 26l which or
surh portion ci teen nlay b. ntcessary g.
satisfy said decree. stall oder Cor sale "a pubhc
austion AZ the Cuurt ious. door in said Town ~
Evansville. On the thirteenth day Of November
nsxt, betwesa the hsurs ~ 10 \ "a aud N.
WA NJ. WALKER 5. v. L.
ENanaNllle nrl an - d. Icy
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

The iats Worcester loco foco Convention, a.
auntsd q resolution. decluunEs
'sWEars fora Tauh 81 revenue sione. sufficient
20 euabis she Covsrnulsnt q BE- HoSEsr aud ~
urrKxrrxr. and pas ~ it goes, with al the dis
cftminaunE protection 70 manuiasfufcrs that -
hanssiir Incidental - such purpose. In fine,
we are for re-ssfabiishing Dsuacraey IN our Ma
iinnal csaucils upon he good old platform 1t
Jefferson and Jackson.n
This ts democracy IN Massachusetts
The late South Carolina locoioco Convention
issued a. address % the people Of that state, ~
which they said
sBsiwesn . tariff % protection aud q tariff Of
revenue discriminating for pfoisetion. Dir. Cal
houn l. able 20 see 40 difference in constitution
al principal. snd be holds he one a. much a. The
her rspuguant % uatural justice, and ths plain
- principals 81 poiueal economy"
sueh IL The dsmoeraey OF South Carolina!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
SALE OF DELINQUENTL LANDS.

II Ii LANDS and TOWN LOTS return
~ I'd Dclnqusut by the County Tleasur-
e. el Vauaerburgh County, Indiana. Tor the
HouPaymeHt Of TANES Tor The year ls43, snd
that were advertised BY the Cuunty Auditor in
and lur the County alofssaid. four weeks success
svcly % he Evansviilr Journals newspap-f
% gensrai calculation printed and published W
the Town Of Evansville aad Counfy Aforesaid,
between the tenth day Of October and the
twenty hith day Of December A ID ls43, VIII
be expos d 70 Pablic Ssle BY the County Treusar-
a. on the fnt Monday Ia Jauunry A ID 1874.
81 he Cour House door in The Town - Esaaa.
VILE and County aioIsaid, 0rs1 much lhegcoi
a. sili pay she Taxes Penalty and interest a.
srsssd thefeou. u nol sooner redeemed BY fhs
oaneforosucrs b ROYsTON T. v. G.
WM Il Waller AVG
ENaM.Nll. Aaremh-f $40 -.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Tnr OsnsoS CoLoxv. I'VE learn from gentle-
msn who have returned from the tnouutains,
that The Oregon emfrfaunx expedition. wilsu
last hrufd iusm. bad taken The southwest pass %
Fou Hall. lrsm y heuce they were abuuttw sivs
dsts ffaFel IheF weie going on rapidly and
wuholi havinE safsfed any tsas.al. 40 p dai
they wnaid neetssafiiy be iafcea e irasa che
ssEons. 81 uhleh hey bat ane handfsd aud
hiiY in che uaia. and aifirulitas aaa laugura 81
the fuHfnuY wauid cunsmeAeH. Easv were sac.
rulns 81 Teaching tss CeiuinHtr teilrr the " in-
iefastin Olau 80 ptfsof ata sitFied in thr
sxpsdiiien. ouiY sns had abauashfe ii.-St Lctal
hfputiieau.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02


Nheese $50 important item 81 ths eapsra 81
Caiaa. Tas New Vera Caansr and Enoairsr
saysi' IAs hfsi experiment IL abe sxpogts iion Of
this afiieis % g. on, - are infofmsd was uu-
aeHaAen. By Dir. &. n. Hodkins, comrission
mereaant 81 this city, snl H 81 proved probable
nat q . fapidlY incfcaaiug IN amount aad pruui
iaes 20 bscene very eouisdsfabls item IL eur
sxPoiis - that eoantfy. Il - packsd Whole 10
un Gases allied via saadusi and sei1eF.d o. aa
% exelads the ar. In the Wy IL kseps well
ant We uasi nay conunus % pay well. We
are always Kfatsaed a. the saectss Of every 81
iort % I'D 90 the number and vausty u the srt
eiss 81 snpoft ~ ear osn production, and par
ueulafly 10 fhess afticlss whish, hkt the. en-.
large The narkst .ot ear agfic sllafal prod acts.
md 30 he sane time sissa additional smpIoy.
meat % ear meehaniels tndasiry. 10 this ease
he iafmsf - bsashisd BY his nsu demand.
The manatacia fef.oi iia hnds Increased employ
neat aad he ifsiKhis q the nasiratos are
Increased - shs safFYing q bssa tAsss CONNIE
diussn
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

IL is az asccrtainsd tact that one-6lth Of the
shole population Of the Uaitod States - CON-
pussd ~ Aisihadlsls The frsI Methodist Church
erected n the Uniicd States was that "a John
street. New York, the wans Ut which are now
standing. u was buht ~ 1863.
A learned eomiflee appointed Tor the pnrposr.
in Holland. have been making eEp-umorts %
est tie power ~ OIL % nilay the violence 81 the
waves. Ihey poured large quantities II 81 OPP
ou the water, bui coulu perceive no effect whag-
eve. upua the waves So the Oh noiigE is e.
Ploded.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
NOTICE.

MrOTlCE u hereby givsn that on The i7th, Of
~ Apui l843 wit OF Domestic auachmsut
:. - issued bv me John lngie, Justice Of the
Peace. 81 she Ccuniy Of Nauderbargh. a. the IN
stance and upou fAe affidavit u kin'ock Me
Johnston aTsinst the golds and ehaitsls If John
n. Noodruh.by virtue ol whieh oue Brass Clock
sppr aissd "a 6ltsen dollars hss been attached as
ne property Of the said john Tlavei
NJ oodrah, and faat on the 29ih, day % Novem-
tst to43 a. % o'ciack 4. AZ. Ga said cay 81
NY olhcs in Scott Iop nship In Nandsr5ugh
c. alg State Of lndiana, / will proceed q
bear and determine upor said attachment
ether sefsous concerned fako nnLEe
lOuN iNGLE, J +. llsl
osf. 10 '<3-7.-sss- = ace.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

TIE laeas sar fhsg ere iar tafin Tor sssstsa.F
feveuue This - e haaHfilul idea % come from
thHns a iamN at HfelssafE fsseuutF Wei, v bat
sutHHnt uf sf.fasaHa ferenue Do tHeY waufi-
TIE tiussa uscuH.erf 81. d, ist session, RIth
Caaefssa. fhts aasusfs this qussiiun-shawinE
fhF smouaf oi munrV fNrfrdet unasr the Van
nafsn sdu.in.stfsusu. eEciasve ~ putlie debt
tud tfnst fands. was
iG1s. s1f.sss,fso Is 1s5o, tes,tts,7fCot
iugs. st,sft,3oG ~ $780, a3s427s7T2 20
NakinH an aHEferats Co taur ysars 20 about
nsruNE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS. of nsady a. svsragc oi
- afi.il.sus nsf auuuu. This. then. - ths o.
usount NrtfsssEr CO. &c administration - Mar
rH Nau uafrui Ard as iAe lsees abaut here
sfr asftfmiutd. b r..ssihie 80 put hr. Van 10.
Tea infa tsa place shsfs the people have tsciar-
81 they have 30 $50 tef him.-tu ha CONSISTENT,
thtf must te be- favor 81 raisu1 eur tauHs 81
1854 saf ts2s. isr which NAHUM Van bureu
vutsdi So uluch Sec the Vas hursn scherno q a
tafiH 90 taise the sEcEsstEy rtvenus ~ $4,000,
unus Sauganlo Journal.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

HYie, Is Is growing more and moro beau
niul ever lay bits If, 1nd It's beauties cx-
h.h.g .hal elves IN the greatest variety Of
lights. sasf lws and phrases that ever occur.
rtd before 0n the face ofthc earth. Tho ap.
p.almeui a Profit 10 al important Fofclgu
"a sfor, 10 more recent appointment at
pl4fli fe 3 C.snsuiate--,hc tuming ont Of
slcl maa - f.iacoln lun4le room ioi dca-
aeo1iss ltr Ran,oul, the displacement ct
ga ani hiihfol Wig officers. Too the sako Of
pffna clr place such creatures as Cgl-
aat t.e 81 uaeAuseits traitor, the creation
uia lncafc stations in order % pay
-n tk4eu Nf be- tsatng . special
plnf In Tylel's fsmily, and 10 fact
. DE ea Rtn and sale Of office ~ the
ru.. 5. sepporcn &c iho Accidental
tAnn GOA. arc al "a dem vcfy plouy
rflat.s hen own wy, 90 toe bold end
shsmr.es c0nup,iou rgaeiiecd q Washing.
iaa hui Irlcrsn has recently developed a
nsss amp lnoga striking beauty Of Us nature.
neuiam.n n-mcycf, she Tyler Post Master
AZ sonih nlrhsm. nasr Csiskill, convicted
. nf rabsiae he mail and sentenced ~ SING
sna. .as taes pard1ncd - "ilis Excellcu-
. cgIf H. Acting President. and released from
We SIDE nason Thcfc isuo daoh'. there.
SIRE, fif fclc IS no u1ic Tylcfmlu AZ South
umhm " y Cor.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

RrsFosArios 81 ruk saSbwrcn IssaSus. The
loufnal Of Commsfca contains nsws lram the
faetne, ~ which appears that The soversigaty
81 he saadsish islsads has besn restored 70
king kamshamsha III, tom ~hom u bad been
wrsstsd By Lotto fasist. commanding her Bfit-
aauts Malssiy's iriEats Caysou. The act Of
fsstoratiou waa eonsammafcd on the Diet OF Ju-
". AZ the decision Of the British government
10 ihia fleet VS. sunosuecd IN l.ond0n a. early
az Match laaf, sufhcisut time bad elapsed, prior
70 the cad 81 Juiy, ior instructious 70 be trans
mittsd, We Msxieo. 70 Adalirsl ThSmas; an 4
the tone II be deearation clearly Indicates tha .
they bad bsea fecsivgd. GuaFantesd az che in.
dcpsndsnes Of the Sandwich Issads now is. m
shssi, ~ Englsnd Ffaaes, snd he Uuiisd Sta
tes, y Will fest ga hrmer basis than ever be-
iofsi and thoss islsads vii eouiiuur 20 be a
lodge On the hiehwaY oi natoas, tsr the COM
metee 81 ~ inendiy pswsfs. TIE Y. States
and Euflsnd hssc rash. wtuiin lew mouths
pHst, appointed a gent4enian ~ Character lai iu-
hueuse Co tsrids thsts. 30 the capacity 81 cuui-
uisfeial afrnf, uHdcf whose auspicfcs, be con-
nrcuun wtta be naGve gfsognincnt, % may be
hoped that "a latafe - aiiicuiuos 40 Be avoid
90.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Pr@ll E PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
"a inE 5etweeu WliIAH CALpwEtL s. j..
ezra AufELEE lr, IL this day dissolved by mo.
tual conscuL AL persons indebted. will pleass
csil aud settle up. Either Of the late firm are
auihouzsd 20 settle accounis.
WILLIAM Caldwell.
JOSEPH WHEELER, JR.
Octahsr 2isi. ~.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

MARRlED-In Princeton, Ind, on We'd
nesday the Isl inst, BY the Rev. Thomas b.
McCounic, Mr.. +. JAMES CAELEY, Of Hamp-
shire. England, to Miss SARAH FENrRIss, OF
the former place.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
ur T IaFF-EgFgsL " vow TUE
WnWM

ffsHeHit ~ tspt in niint thsi the Hichmona
Gn4affa re Ns~ NefA tssnirr fasf, sna othsts
sf & Nfangtpsl efgaus ai he u.tfa on Aocaiecp
fafiF tass pfeelstmsa lhat ss,ppsfffsaH uau 80
ffsrff.a's q a. TsuT ~ p.inrpils I'D pnfpsfss.
"a e atFH gleA sih $50 - Fisit - ftf fafkt n
ff ufnsuap~ lie buqufsf sa's slsa. ''ws
staI asesa fssi saiidel un.il ihs hill ef abphni.
aasians t.4e rathl y sHpunrsd lFvsa ne sisfuis
haaa. ai ffmplstsiY changed IN ifs sna sfiucufs,
sad 90 asah soent npsn Msssfs naehsaaa,
WNrh 70. o. ca-opsrats tn this. uf take ths
raH1ar. 20 upan her awn sasuldgfs. ks .
laslf 81. Ii lsaow thc waflu
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Enianarios 70 MDsouEL The 81. LOUIS New
Era, Of the I0,h uli. has the following;
ssThe boats arriving 81 the wharf. from the
Ohio. ars,c row dsd with emigranis lfom ne Older
States. I'll ssekiug better home N Missouri
So. also. an imneuse emigration overland pas
80 throuEh Dor sweets every day. Designed iof
" esiefn Missouri. Lst them come. Tterc -
rooui. and a. abundance 81 svsrytldne aud Ne
know that thsf sii add greatly 10 ths Wing vote
n November, fsta.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Z LAIEsT FROM JAMAiCA.-Cnrar FiaE
IS klF ncs-focaranr Hgspasp Housts BuaS-
Fa-laa Wilmington (DeIl Rspahiicaa has ials
1aits lsaul lamaica, brought ~ the schr. Cfea.
hiaEliea. isslIoying Jamss' iouadry. usK~sil
A % Aafs'a steam miIlss and daatrylag ia o
- go iadspedsnf Of oai.hoases auaehsd % the
aeeiIIa4aF Besides which.oas haadfsd hoasss
wssa rallad down. % arrest the pfowfesa ~ fam
n1tIaF "A ~. tsY fnurefn hundfet. The
l.s..II1 49, efsf tou iadisidasls 49, ieii De-
aa $50 aspenient apon puuIe aYmpalhy faf
fss.lrl. sevtfafp persons uefs iniufsd.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Brandies, wines, sc.

Brandies, wines, &C.
= Halt pipes Old Cog. Brandy. superior brands
! quarter eask Old Ptnet do.
Z baskets Champagne Wine,
5 bbls Port Wine.
5 do Madeira Wine.
! pipe Holland Gin.
! OIL Old irish Whisksy,
} DO Sweet Malaga Wine. Jusi received and
t0r sale by ". a. &. BELL
Jan7 Corner Main and First s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

M ESPECTFuLLY oleFs his professional acr-
10. wees 20 the citizens III Evansville aai iis
viciulfy. Once on Main Street. opposite tho
Chsqasred Stole. Residence on Lncusi Street.
near the Csnal, Oct 26ih-J'no.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Fresh Raisons, &C.
20 Boxes Fresh Bloom Raisons,
30 do do Pruues,
DO Rock Candy.
I Bag Pepper,
do Alspiee,
Boxes Hare's sun cured Chewing Tobacco.
30 do Sperm Candles,
10 dozen Painted Buckets. just received AND
Tor safe ~ W. g. G. BELL
Jan Corner Main and First Ste
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
Coroner's Inquest,

NrrvAs HELD on the 2tsis ~ September,
~ ie43 a. tbs landing fenafhan Brady,
Spencer Ccrnly staie OF lrdia4a. upon ne
body OF q man fuur-a unkrownA lhefe found
jesc, said maA srrenrs 20 be 81 u see Feet
hiak With red bar, had on tias cotton pants
white cotton SHIRT, aud Gotten sctka anu tscesn
shoes. hao no orhsr clothing on ros any papers.
money. o. ony thing tlee On be hcdY, Nerdics
OF lnquesi op1e % bis death - rfowr'ne
S. HALL Coionet 2 g.
Roctpor, nriobes 10, 1913 A fss-4i
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Late from London and Paris.)
FAsHIoNABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
EN J. G., having permanently located Limseif
. In Evansville. intends cauyinR on thc
bove business in all its branches, and he trusts
having had much experience 10 the prircipIe
lection. A share Of public patronsge is respect
fully solicited. shop on Main street. opposite
the Bsnk.
N. B. Ladies hiding habits and az garments
cut and good FIT Warranted. Terms to suit
the times
Sept. 7-3t i843.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

FLOUR.
~ up rins FLOUR iron Grove Mile tor sale
- BY l.. ID. SMITH.
Match Aiain street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-18

OHIO BANKING LAW. When Speaking o,
tie general Baking law, which pns,ed the 0 10
Legs a lew days ago. tho ChIIcOihe Adyvrl-
rel makes The following rem MS:
"Ohe important principle has been attained 10,
The Drmncrary, ulera SIX years struggle which u
tie right OF alteration, amendment r. repeal Il
the y mocr-cy surrenIcrs this right, they may a.
well give mp the right Of suiinge at once OF what
avail wouli II be Tor The people 10 eject R-prcscu-
-aiIves, Il laws lDf regulating 3 mlrug. ia which
the public siuler sled moe IhII un any o her ques
uOn ni leg slaipn, were placed beyond their CON
tEoi Tor twenty years Iu favor OF Chartered monupu-
lies, who have always been luuuI ready 10 "a dc
hlnee 10 Law and IU shelter themselves behind their
shield Of "Uesied rights" All political power OF
rights belongs TO the people aud with them is It's on.
!y sale dep,slnry. The individual liability sec
ton IS lpuger aud labored Than we could have
WISHED; IN; as q Is the result Of promise on
POni where the strong arm Of Federal opposition
was npIiled in iull iprce. Is perhaps a, good as
could be attained under y.s'Ing cncumslauces.-
~ all events We perceive The wings are getting
very ANXIOUS To oJtIin charters for backing under
! PROVISIONS"
We cut the above from The Argus. published in
This city and we cannot rorbear expressing our as
constituent that any paper should publish such au
EXPIRE sion Of principle v .lhout rebuhrng II in the
most severe terms. Is true. that the people Of o
hio have been strug ga for SIX yeas 20 secure o.
ihe legislature the ,ck 10 yleIgeh power q revoke
a grant by that body 10 repeal charters, TO hreak
her pHghteI faith. 10 withdraw oil confidence
from commercial systems and give over the Who'll,
state interests 10 the unrJleJ passions Of the ps-
sing hour to render nothing fixed, substantial, per
manenl, but The demon Of fcblencss, change and
instability! Is % pOssin that even q few leaders
have been struggling f,- that, and have nj last
sacccsdedi Yes, They have accom-, Ii-hsd 50 much
IS 10 offer TO the public. bank charters 10y law
that renders them dependent upou legislative
Nvhims; bot They have no; succeeded tn procuring
any 81 those charters 90 be occepied-hey have mol
succeeded 10 dipping he people. or any pu,tiou ~
.rhem into an Inyo fncnl pf money Go be g8dsr th,
control of ihs legislature. while their While fortune
a.9 100 rIc disposal Ji Bank dif,crors. The d.scu.
.tDu oti1ls low rsoi liuic Importance mr wc doub
whether auy body ri men, v 900 ever rake stock uu
der r nId % they do. rIe public may rest q sure-
thni he money issued will uui be o. valuable a.
iho p'perIt was printed on. There are Two glod
reasons for his Fitst real capitalist would ney.
e. invest Dos money stock lbat Is 1u.d not 90 best
yield him more than lourDr five per cent. and then
be liable to be returned TO him when the lcsf.l,.
ture chose sh1rn perhaps of ifs ltrcsf n-q5.,,ua
The money ofa1 institution might be I91ral out
The har5 money E-'.Jn got he upper hand. rc-eai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-18

CUT GLASS -Weare much pleased To perceive,
a. DO ~ their advertisement. that Nes>rs NJ "
u II SN EENEy Il Co. have again set their Flint
Glas, establishment in operation. and are nov manu-
featuring their Turner scale p'essed
aud plain glass nf every description. The stock oi
Glass ware OF this kind purchased 10y families and
merchants IN the west, from years since,
was very large, aud always beyond the demand; but
within two years scarcely any purchases have been
made the establishments for its manufacture have
been closed family dragging along weary
existence. la the tune, the siocA in cOnsumf-
ton - been diminished aaG we 1alIer our.
elves Il at the demand must increase. aud we shall
he surprised. Il those establishments that now 60
into operation do not meet with prompt & steady sales
The establishment we have named, Messrs Swec-
ney a Co as " perceive. Is one Of those thai have
adopted the policy. They have cut dose are
determined 10 manufacture as low possible aud
sell at tie least possible price; lower than any
manufacturers OF the description IA tue wesl.
Already has hs house supplied number i Wes,e
Merchants with fine stock this spring, aud we have
heard several OF them speak IN tbs highest terms
both Of the beauty of their ARTICLES and the price.
For supply ofth' article 81 Western manufacture
there cannot be The slighe.t occasion Tor any man
gong beyond Wheeling. II Ihcy do they will fare
Morse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-18

THE FAULTS OF STATEsMEN-He Who
occupies public position should keep clos,
guard his actions than private individual, loi
what are but impradsuces in the latter. crimes ~
the former. Lord Brougham says: II is Of most
dangerous example. of most currupusg tendency
10 let the faults o Statesmen pass uucensured
or 10 treat The crimes which lavoiye the interests Of
mi lions with the same indulgence towards human
iraily which we may. ia the exercise Of charity
show towards the venill transgressions that
only hurt an indivrduai commonly only the
wrong doer himself"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-18

Touching Story is told by Lieut. Parsons, in his
'NeisouIau RcuIulsceuces' Richard BeuneI, whsu
mortality wounded, ru one of NslsO's great oltll.s
had requested HAT uuinIure, aud a lock Of his
hair, should be gwen 10y Lieut. 10 his sweetheart,
Suseitc, 10 Scotland Tue gallIui Lieutenant thus
describes the iuIeryie
Il was al the close ui The day. when bright July
sun on The POINT OF setting that arry ed at The
very pyeuy cottage Of SuscUes mother IIrcmuIUus.
~ sailed Who Go Ihr nust respp Ciubl- looking
mlIryu eyers saw. OF French extraction. Ia broken
aud bItCr accents of heartfelt grief she told me her
daughters Death daily loot cd Tor. and requested
lime To prepare her 10 me- Al last he e1pressrd
wish 60 see The friend Of Richard Beuuer; aud /
WIS admitted Co The iaIrcst daughter Of I've that
ever found tuis World unequal 20 her blossoms She
wus pfUpptd cop vuI pillows, near the open lutIce
Ui her bedroom. that was clustered with roses Her
white dress. aud the drIpcry Of The room accorded
with ihe auEeHc VISION. " hJ now turned her lbs
lrOus UrDs upon me, yoiIpi 900 long friugcd eyplIIs
She held 0I be, transparent hand, aud gently pres.
scd miuc as I kneit lJ Hiss I, aud is she frlt mv
Tears arJp Uu % sJG.y m1rmurcI, 81 wish could
cys that uOIII relieve my puUr Iear." IL gasppJ
pr breath. uud resprred with difficulty The lock
OF hlr- quickly, while can see % She caught
ul 90, wildly pressed % 90 her heart ano tell back
Her mother and thought she he'd lamed, bot the
pure and innocent soul had returned 10 GJI who
gave o.