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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
%TRUSTEEss SALE.

Of Coal Priruepes aHd JOup Lois, IN J &
Richfcs addition.
PURSUANT 90 a decd 81 Tres 81 from John Rf-
= chic and wife. and Craig W'chia add wife
80 mF. GE1ed tn gzth dsy Of Aari' f9gz. and re-
corded lu the clerks oihco ui the county court of
Ohm CDsuty Iu rh0 zfaff ct FIFgufR 70 deed
book 70. PAGE 500, : shall on Mo1dsv, SIZE end d1v
~ Oefa5sr 0srt, proceed 90 sch on public agcifo1
"a the front ssor II fHe Ccuu hGIsr Of Ono
county. rV Hs aHe0'd isfs fu fha1 paw 0ftnp rttv
Of Whseifug whfC|i was lad ont IyJchu Richie
and Cra1E R-t.h.e % en- addition o. NifFI.
Wheeling. 70 piaf1i UHH.u addition fs rerurdrr
On said rlpTk's Office Boz deed 1uuk 20. uagp fl4 .
that is 90 ssy, UIs lots dasigr1fef ON SAID pUaf
hy fkc number i', So. %. Us, ~ and Is. 0fs5 1y
Nrrrir Jsrsr rf dsgvfre 1uI rtHiHr coal uH.rH
are rJuversd tg me bV -aff deed.
TEBNS-IUe purchase money f0 De- paid Iu
three equal IustaIwsufE, on one. tu1 AID flrtr
years with utcrstfr1m che ctv 8fsl'r TsIlr-
ls trHstee. Uutsrt1ka only 90 convey such title
az 10 vested tu me by ssa ferf gfTrust.
PARKER CAMPBELL.
Iy3i vs. Jrufisd.
The salc ufihr afuve property a postponed urif
Nuuily ur1L tEC yH uf u.tufar rsfaof
PABEEF CAMPBELL.
! pte Iu-eo.
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%TRUSTEE,S NALE.

PURSUANT to a deed ofTfust executed to the
subscriber by Robert Baldwin, dated the 2gth
day of octnber Is4I, and Of record IN the sierk's
Office Of ONO county court, in book No 25, page
3O2' / will proceed 90 sell al the from door OF
tAe court house OF Ohio county on the 9th day Of
November 1913, TO the highest bidder At PUBLIC
9uctlon, the following pieces or parcels of ground
that IS to say, Lot No l56, al the corner OF 5ih
AID Zane. streets IN the cItv Of Wheeling, the
West half Of Lot No l75, adisining. Also, LOIS
No %, p, p, and 20. on Clay street. IN Upds-
gratis ddIuGn 70 said city. Also lot No 70, at
he corner o. CIay AID 4th stree Is, Immediately
opposite SAID lot No %. Also two thirds o. lot
No u, adjoining said lot No I2. Also the Wcst
halo lots No 10 and 9 Immediately adjoining
said lot No Il. Also tot No %, fronting on an
street ia saId city, binding on said lots Nos -
and a.. Also one undivided third part Of twenty
acres of land and coal. aud coal priy.let IS aud
n2hts purchased by Henry No IRE aud the sad
Robert BALDWIN OF William ChapEnc. lying and
being adjacent 10 said cay Of wheeling on Stone
coat ruu, The tile IS believed 60 be ludIsputahic.
but selling "a trustee / shall cnly convey Co tke
purchaser, such title as ~ vestsd iu me bY ihe
SAID deed OF trust.
Terms made known on the day of sale
sep Is v FtrIHUGH. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

IS NUMBER IoTTERY-I3 DRAWN RALLors.
Uhcie Tickets S2O--HalUss 3
EIghhS $50.
".'Cerifeaics uf packages OF tickets in this Mag
nifcent Lottery can he Obtained ns follows:
A Certificate ola pack'e "i 26Whole Tickets Cor $500
d. do nl pc Half do $3.50
a Cerufcale ola Tack'e oi26QarreT Ticks for SOS
Do DO of26 Eighth do $50 so
In This lottery lhere are 76076 tickets. which
divided hy 20. gives only 1926 packages in the
whole lottery. thus The advcniurer who purchases a
certificate Ola package has one chance III 1926
chances Of drawing the Grand Capital prize of 500.
600; one chance in lag Of drawing either The
SCI. 600 capital, or The 10000 c7pital prizes: me
chance in 975 o~fdrawing the S7O.0O0. $4,000. or
the Sl4O6S prizes; one chance IN sos Of drawing
The $50 600! $50 600! Sl4.06S, or ono or the Two
$40 600 Przcsi And one chance iu % uf drawing
either a 81 600, n ! eco. a ] 500. 1900. OGO.
n 1000. a ) .OOO. an 5000, a 100000 HOGS. q
10000 Dollar PrZe. or the GRAND CAPITAL
PRIZE OF ~ 10000 DOLLARS "a
And ono package may contain the first four Capt.
tai Prizes amounting to ll4.O00 Dollars.
&Rr Orders for Tickets and shares ard Cerif.
Gates of Packages in rhe ahuve Splendid Lottery
will receive the m,st Pumpr attention. and nn &C.
count of The drawing WILDE sent Immediately il is
over 10 all Who NAV order tickets iram US. Address
6 GREGORY d co. Managers.
sep 81 Richmond. Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

H oSI-Nas taken from my room on Main 81.
d some 6nr 8 weeks ago. a small framed Cav.
on Likeness, by Bamhnruugh. of tho late Mr. Mot.
dccai faWnll. lfany enc can give me information
mat may lead IN It's discovery. they viii much
'hIlse. (sep 22) A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

II ZIP THE SYSTEM FREE--Thi, caunot
bee t0 cteu impressed upor maukitd When
he body feels hea'y AMI ne mind duli. Size c1urss
eau ls 20 once trarod b. physical reasons tins
functions at tie body apon whose regularity Dad
hsathiocss ho prIrcIpls uf AEe resis. are 81 such
unlea d.sprdcred, aud foquire pr,alpt surul9u -
Lie al besl ~ uraet ul 81 derglHs materials 90
Tic mrnu1est watch, ard ts ~ Easily ujorcd. They
h1ih uctd Immediate repair Nheu gIf Il order 90
be of service tU Io psse-sar
The SUmari SOD Hrwrf. lIEegt free lum Ja,ru-
mites, rcf1er ne whole -sstrm perfect srd u+sIl..
To" hrkf mcicsl prp1rnruu ~ mudem uues TO-
effect ths HSfsupam's VEGETABLE ,NTRACr
PILLS. ErRcd ouIrc.y ST pare EXTRACTS iusu
tire best vegetable rencdrrs ..H# No
UN.ef p.is are az purs.as esay = ugerau.a. ar ID,
'ytrm4tr mrlsha-u- Gee r.ulr Iuiy. wuay af.
hr Ha pfuf Utltu nHfsu u..traI f.ecu.4r..u
Sid NJ ae sdec j5s Br1ssNar.Eg Prae rs
ccHEs per tsH.
FnF 1'e ~ JOHN o. ~gIlDtIrSlr.
af ,t BsJk Sfora ui IS 8. p.fn.
Ai-o fy q ~ U,>err
"'' NTura W.a- 5ug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
TRUST SALE.

7 ' f'ue o. = decd 4 tr- cNecs'cs ~
Nlhqn l~.aub,lr beam = date ,n tht sPd
'IN ann 1877. aud rec. rdad in the clerks
'",' 9 'Ht county court fDI Chic county. ir deed
u"'E ~" % page -, snd Of au,tI e. C.tc Tan
NE oate OF" TIC sLh OF March ls3s. also r,cSrte9
October r'Qt proceed 'o sell A. ,,Ji,c So, 49, -
the highest bidder a. the front coor II the e. ri
house Tor ONO county, three certain lois ~
North part oflot No forty, ode I'm SCnfE Wbcce
hing. Said lots Nos 3 and 10 l,rs on he rs.t
side OF w alter -. snd en- the n rfh SIZE nrS .,-d
st. and the SAID let Mo- a. lvtng rr.'ra We ..,
Of " am ~. with ai'the builf.-.s -rt nm
ments thereon. Terms will O.. r.-.. I'M. %
the unle and place OF sale. TIE tt. I~t...I
to be good, but selling a. trustee I 81 .s.fe
as n vested ~ me.
s-p 3 Is + Z SWEARINGEN- rrrsh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

SUPERIOR cory BOOKS-STE-
~ PHENSON g. HASWELL have received
irom Philadelphia a Ia rye iHvuics of Rand's Superior
Copy Books and Copy Slips. Thee are c~zceicat
guides 90 Peumanship. The copies ore admirably
executed. ~ clear and disurct letters, and the paper
6 good. Even without 'be AID al a teacher these
bOuks may produce great i'uprovemeut, the rules
being ~ piain and practicable. For saie. wholesale
aud retail, by STEPHENSON a. HASWELI-
oct Tnfn Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
GOODS AND FUR.

IN NIFURE FOR SALE-Pursusui Ia n deed
OF 1 rust i"m Elijah Day To me. dated the Goth day
of May 1910, aud recorded in the clerks o,6c. Of
the county court Of Ohio county, Va. IN deed bo,k
%, gag l72, will sell at public auction al the
residence of SAID Day, on Market street. Wheeling
on Tuesday The 9Th day of October next. comm,n
cling said sale % ten o'clock. A NJ. all aud singular
the household goods aud furniture conveyed To inc
10y said decd.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
sep p tsw ARCI'D FISHER, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

y ACES AND LACE GOODS have a
FL h'auliul variety OF every description OF tho
newest style Oi Laccs, Edgings, Nets. SC. Black
and White. (,ct u NJ T. SEIRy
OSIERY-Alpaca. "a new auicle) Lambs
a Wool uf vauons culors. Merino aud Cash.
mere, Wor,red and Cotton. Silk and Spun Silk
uOSE and HAEF HOSE for Men. Ladies'. Misses.
soyS and Children. in every variety at
oct 2 SEIBY'S
H2 OURNING GOODS-Super. Black.
VH French Lnperiais. Bophazires. Mpuselm de-
Lnines, Super French Meriuo. and genuine French
tChinlzes, Black Lama wopl aud Thibet NIerIno
SliAWIS aud Mourning Cnvuts. Grapes. Gloves.
Lace Wells and Hdkfs. Ribbons. a fine assortment.
bought with care aud attention. by
oct 2 w II SEIRY
4 NENUlNE FRENCH CHlNTZES--A few
~ pieces very admirable patterns o fJhe real urli-
eie' Just reed at Loot 81 SELBY'S.
NLOVTS-Mcns super Buck. Meuno. Berlin.
-" KID and Cotton GLOVES. Ladies' super
ezra Md. SILK, Merino aud Fancy Gloves aud
MINIS Boys and Misses n great variety can be
had cheap at foot 81 SELBY'S.
a tARPET CEIAIN-A; large li cCl'd and
~ White Carpet Cham, choice cu'nr~. Just
recervpSd al,ntOf r saa SELBY'S.
oct 3
& NHINTZES, PRINTS. &c-A Seauiiful
y. variety of CHIMES. Prints aml Giughams.
almost every style. color anil price. a..
exceedingly low rates. LEROY CNLICOES.
ECU Al {" anything ever seen At tho pu g IN the
Western Country, at SELBYS.
OCT 3
TORSETS-A now surp'y White anI cold
- C~ORSETS. can be had at SELBY'S.
oct s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

BBLs. SUPERIOR FLOUR
%OO Just received snd lr sale by
s"F' - IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
ALMANAC FOR ISL.

SlEFliENSON HASWEIL have inst
published The FAENlERS' mud MECHANICS
iMANAC Tor le4i, calculated hy John Arm.
s'n'ng'A.M. Pof OF NiaILemntcs in Miami Uni.
yerSIiy, OHIO. Copyright secured according tn Law
For sale IN large or small Quantities.
Wheeling, Sept. q. 1913. ARMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

g &C.-My stock of BROAD CLOTHS
Beaver CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SAITH
NETS, NESrlNGS md all other articles Cenrle
mens wear. very complete and desirable. Call an,
see them. (ocI . w T SELBY.
LPACAS, MERINOES. SC, &c.-You wl
"a find az Corner Main aud Madison streets.
superb ass"rImen, of Alpacas, Chusaus, AIerinoes
PLAIN aud fgid M"uslin de Laines. and all olhe
Fashionable WINTER GOODS. Examine before
you buy aud you Will find them chez aud desirable
oci2 ~ ~ SrTp
LISA splendid stock orSHAWLS OF
~ every description wul he iannd on examination
nj The FANCY Il GOODS STORE. of
Ott2 ~ ~ SFIpv
LNNTHA FINE-A few pieces super fg'J
IL aud waieres French VELVETS for dresses. a
superior quality. Call soon or you will miss them
oct , AZ ~ SrIpv
ESLAIN GOODS--Mule colo rcd AIpacos
MrHn"es ahd Mousiin ,e LANES for dresses
and PLAIN SLawis, (snme materially Also. a fine
ass"r'meni OF friendly prints and other plans GOODS
("c'S) w I SELBY'S
let travelling BASKETS.
1S just reed by loot 81 w SELBY.
UNITY RUFFLES-A beautiful STYLE o.,
- this article. something new, you can find at
els SELBY'S.
E0LANkETS, BAlZES AND FLANNELS
ES II y"u call at Ihe Corner Nun aud Madison
streets l"ear the 'ite OF The ron iemplaleJ new
bFiEgeJ y"u will buy $ me fnc Blankets. B,rz.s
ana t'ahneIs' as they are goud and cheap. oct 3
BEELLAS--I have Just received , nev
~ supply al UMBRELLAS. among which are
" 'r" extra size superior SILK. large enough Gr =
man and his family .nf not more ihan ten in "um,o,
"'' w r SELBY. I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

HISsOLUTION The partnership hetu cen
- BKENTUNGER g. SHALLCROSS. was
nv mutual consent Dissolved on the 3Oth ulrmo.-
This Is therefore Co Inform ~ persons Who are In-
dcbicd to saii firm 90 call and scuIe therr accounts.
We 30 noi lke the iea Of giving them into rro
hands ofoncers, bat really We sec %, other mode
UGeuirg along wlh them.
sP - BRENTLNGEE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS-7OOO
~ icet VI Mahogany Veneers OF superior quail
", and ter sale low for Cash. al No I43 Main 81,
Wheeling. Va. MENDFI A. UARROR
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
JOB PRINTING.

NFATLN executed ~ the office Of The TAILY
- AND WEEKLY TIMES. conner 81
M'tN 4 uN"N SrREErs. by J. b.. WHARTON.
and al The LOWEST pnssible prices. aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

1896 llT9I7s
IS NUMBER IoTTERY-I3 DRAWN RALLoTs.
Wade tickets S2O-HalUsS IO--QasuieIs .
EIghhS $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

GtAMPmNE OIL-Geo. w. Johnston aihi, TIN
Shop, Market Square, Wheeling. Va. has com
menced the manufacture Of CAMPHGNE OIL. and
Is prepared To supply those who use The Camphiue
Lamp with a superior article 10 any quantities to
suit customers. Wheeling OF. 3 1873
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

HIST RECEIVED. a loi oi Superior WIS
- KEY, which Wti be sold bv lhs bbi. Iow 6S
Cash. (sep ~ y hrGINNlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

"a EANDER'S CHURCHSHISToRY,
~ The HI-l.ry eIlhs ChrisllsR Rclig pn sid
Chur'h during the fret three centuries. by AnguS;ss
MsandeT, y D., just received and for EsIr .by
sg5 STEPHENSON 81 AASWELL
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Iro,n Lhl Glib

From N, Globe.
The Msdisonisn ends its article a, follows.
" But the forger did not defrsud the Government
lie did not get his 8, 500 from the United States
Treasury for printing personal vindication' las
MIR. Kendall says Mr.. Blair did Of Major Barry"
Mr.. Kendall never said what the Madi-onian here
makes him say. But what Mr.. Kendall did say was
erroneous, and he wrote 10 on the Ist instant
" Not doubling that my memory deceived me, shall
make the necessary correction"
Mr.. Kendall made the following statement;
From Kendall, Espoaior.
Bu, as TO the 81, 500, the case was this:
About $500 Of 1t, IL we remember right was for
extra copies OF the Globe containing article or ar
ticcs v,odcsiing Major Barys administration OF the
Post Odcc Department against the clusion Of the
Committees Of Congress some of their members
and about VI 800 for printing pamphlet Of the same
tenor. THIS pamphlet the shape Of a Repor,
10 one or both Houses Of Congress but not being ia
reply 10 any call, IN fact mere personal yindi-
cation, voluntarily rendered. Although on some
points, the Reports Of the Committees from want OF
clear view Of the subjects investigated did ini,,s
tice TO Major Barry, did not think he had Ia ~
fol right to apply the public funds TO pay for the
printing OF this vIndcation.
We have examined the official documents,
which show that the money was paid by Mr..
Niles, the day b fore the end of Mr.. Van Blu
ren's term. The official documents on file at
the Department land we will apply for copy
Of them,) also show that Mr.. Kendars state
ment was substantially true He cannot m Ike
any correction for love or money!" which viii
excolpate the Globe.
have before us one Of the pamphlets
spok,Oshipsv Mr. Kendall. The f,nowing i.
It's tile "n>ffer of William T. Barry, Post
master General. 10 the House Of Representa-.
lives Of the Unhed States, reriepiae the Re
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From the Old Don,inson
STARTLING INSOIENCE,

The Washington Globe selects several Of the most
talented and faithful democratic journals in the Uni
ted States upon which II pours forth the most abu-
slve language Among the number named
he Boston Morning Post Worcester Palladium, Bos-
ION American, Trenton Emporium. These sterling
democratc papers the Globe has The unbIushing AS
sirance to say are in disgrace with all true
party and principle" And what, think you, caused
mis- petty outbreak Of impotent maligni,y Why
these journals do not prefer Mir. Van Buren, for tie
Presidency 10 all the other candidates named. Can
Paper that thus outrages every principle of common
decency be worthy OF being longer considered the
gan of the democratic party :"
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! NATIONAL CURRENcY. A wriler in the Evening
Pos! has touched upon this subject, absorb
ing so forgotten. If the plan of this writer goes
currently with the democracy, we shall be glad OF n;
for in judgment, it is very nearly rightas il is
very nearly the plan which urged repeatedly, years
ago. He proposes that Treasury notes should be is
sued of small denominations, with only nominal
interest, redeemable in specie on demand in New
York a national currency would thus be formed, Of
the very best quality aud should be glad To see
the plan adopted, except the item Of paying in specie
This is useless and dangerous provison,-for it
might be, that the Government agent would not al
way, be in funds Making the notes receivable for
G...-r.aa...f d,les eYerrVh-~-r - -@-h -ss,. -
national feature Than specie redemption in New
York, and il would secure their circulation every
where. II they only made receivable they could
never be drhonored They would be paid out aud
taken in, through the regular movements of the gov
erDment, saving the government from any action
banker, and also from the useless Necessity Of al
ways keeping funds on hand 10 meet tie issues
Ten millions Of Treasury notes without interest Of
denominations from five 10 fifty dollar- 10 be paid
out for d. bursemeuts and received for duties, w6ud
constitute the cheapest and best currency which
could possibly be contriyod.
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From ihe Independent Democrat

Two OR THREE QUESTIONS ADDRESSED THE DE-
hooRAcy.-What matter is it If one democrat pre-
iers Tyler another Calhoun and another Cass or Van
Buren, 50 long all agree to settle the matter amI
cably at the Baltimore Convention Why should the
friends Of either OF these candidates be prescribed
Why should the harmony and unity of the great de-
mocralic family be disturbed by attempts denounce
either candidate; There Is no Just reason-and those
who undertake such course should be lrowned down
with Indignation.
" Firm, united let US be,
kalyng round our liberty"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11

Fon THE OReeoS.-Gcncral Cornelius gillian
Platte county Missouri has Published ao,...La.
he Intends to omlgrate 10 Oregon next spring, a..
that any persons desirous Of accompanying am Do.
rendezvous on tic right bank Of The Missouri rt..
opposite to Owens landing, five miles west o., -t..
YAH on the first Monday IN MAY next
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11
OPINIONS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

Coon. The Hartford Times very Jusily remarks
awe place but low estimate on that mans Demo
crsey who in every caateral issue Is found acting
with opponents. In the bosom Of the true Demo
crat there is vital principle which always sympd-
thizes with the mass which fraiernizes with he
many as distinguished from the few. There are
many very good Democrats theoretically who are We
ry bad ones constiiutionsliy. IL amounts 10 an IN
FIRMLY with them that, while their leading princi-
plies sound their leading paralites all vita
ted. They can talk OF liberty and equality by the
quantity, but the moment they left 10 act indie
pendent Of well defined landmarks, they beiray an
instructive procliyity for aristocracy."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11

FRoM BAun. --DEsrprcryE SmpE--aNp Loss or
LrE!--TAc New Bedford Mercury says that Cant
Gray, Of slip Hector, which arciycd at New Bed.
ford from Ptrnambuco on Wednesday states that in
formation had been received al Pernambuco. that
during the late rainy season which had continued
without utormission Tor more than 80 days at Bahia,
part e thc bin towards the Pillar had given way.
from the action q the water and in it, course des.
troyed about - buildings besides killing 50 or GO Of
the inhabitants Among the buildings were some SUI
gar warehouses, about 400 boxes Of which article
were DESTROYED.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11

NEw PEocEss or CONFERENCE.-The C,r,..
natI san says We have heard it asserted that a lr.-
cess Of counrrfciiing bills has been discoyer,d
this city by the daguerrotypc, which will become
subject for legislation, or The whole country viii
flooded with notes that cannot BE detected So pDr
icctly are they drawn from the originals"
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ABIsTIpEs

The L 5 Secretary OF State has been rogue. d.
by the Briti'h Secretary Of State for fore IGN afa
through The British minister al Washington TO carr,
to The village authorities Of Osweso, ~ Y, n,
ha"ks Of Her British Majesy's govern m, Mt. Tor tie
attentive aud ocnsiderae respect shown by the nun
ciPaity Of that place towards Sir c. aries Bagot. r
mains, on their being landed there. A very credit
able transaction TO both parties in T. corrc.ponl
ence
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NEw Johnson PRESS.

A Johnson paper called the "Cdrbtne'" has
been commenced in Boston. An appropriate
lille. There is an abundance of game, and The
old war-worn hero is capital shot
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From he Missouri Reporier.

\ InE CoRREcr CouRsE.-Amos Kendall who is
phe oi the ablcst supporters OF Mr. Van Buren, in
The country, takes ne same view Of The proper po
.py TO be adopted 10y the Democratic party towards
TIC present Administration which we have recon-
lmendcd The Globe, however, rushes on hcadong
~ IT. reckless career, sowing discussions among the
friends OF The different Democratic asprants for the
Presidency, and lsborng 10 subsianti,ie the cbarcs
made by MIR. Clay against the President. II seems
determined, u possible, TO secure the triumph Of
Clay, u II cannot succeed in IFS selfish designs Amo.
Kendall says, the true policy Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
friends IS the Cancellation Of every other Interest,"
MT Blairs policy Is the irritation and rrcconcilabe
luminosity OF all who do not prefer his favorite By
pursuing that course it is perfectly obvious that no
one but Mr.. Clay can be benefited No one of the
Democratic asprants for the Presidency can be elect
ed, alter he has obtained the nomination OF tao Ma
'ons convention, unless he receives the ~ port II
The other four and Of their friends The Globe r.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11

Over sixty dollars have been presented TO TIC a..
phan Asylum by Professor Ilrwirr that bcu. @
nett proceed, Of hH late concert 10 this city 1
yistcr' will be happy 10 learn that it is to be rp.
90 u-I---i-r -.--... ravt
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11

CHICKERING'S PIANO TOBTEs W
~ CHER has just returned from New York
Boston, where hc hes been fcpeuisLng bis s...
goods and while there, effected ara afrafgcmcr'
Mr. Chickerng which VIII enable him f. H..
any Of bis superior Pianos al The iotcoi factory
three f. which are now on baud al Static
Hall. aud viii be sold as above. Pianos Of any
crirjion obtained 81 short notice.
sent S--3taWiw
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11
From The Providence Chronicle

The Bay State Democrat assures its readers that
the choicest fruit in the orchard is indicated by the
number of clubs found under the tree. Then there
is not in the whole political orchard q tree which
bears such excellent fruit as JoHN Tyler since un-
der that tree found clubs without number thro WIN
by ULTRA Clay Wigs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11

The Hon Willis Hdl, Of New York, WHOM.
few days ago stricken with paralysis, !. rapid.
covering. lie can now move his limbs