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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
NuANCERN SALE

RNUANCERN SALE.-Pur~uIuI &c" punt
- decree made by the Circuit Superior Court uI
law and Chauccry Tor Ohio county. 90 the ieu'h
Jay Of June lSi3. go NO several suits 10 Chnuccry
% crrIu pending, one he tW THE MERCHANTS
MD MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING,
Complainant and RICHARD MCCLURE d Others.
Defendants, and the other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA. Com ,laiuauI.
.coiust Ihe said RICHARD Mcclure aud others.
Defendants. | viii on MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAY or OCTOBER NEXT. llSi3.l sell al public
auction hcfuTc The &C. mi dIur OF the Court house oi
OHIO county, COMMENCING sad suic At hHlf past two
O'Clock. Z Nj the lots numbered FORTY FIVE
and sixty NINE mentioned In said decree, Tor 30
much thereof a, shall be sufficient 20 pay the debts
and cu,fs mentioned in said decree, CharrcabIe
Ihrrcuu@ on tSc following TERMS OF SALE, the
purchase money % be payable "a three eqEal install
mrnls. IA one. twu aud three years. respectively,
with interest from lac day of sale, the purchaser
giving Sufficient security fur ihr payment of Ihc
purchase money, and The THE 10 be retained until
payment 90 full.
SAID Lni45 Is situated nn the East side Of Main
street and North side e.! Pine Alley IN The Cuy OF
Wheeling, m Oh'o csuuuv, and snid Lot 90. on the
West side ui Narket Street and North side at Pine
Alley 10 The same cily-Ihc two adjoining each u.hcr.
ISAAC " MITCHELL.
aug - Is Comm ssIuuct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

rs.
Jacob T. Bier and orhcrz.
By virtue of the proceedings and decrcos IN The.
above named cause, ] shall proceed % sell at
public auction 10 the highest and best bidder. on
'l"r.dav the second day OF October 1888. tbeiug
court day. al the front q tOr of the court house OF
ONO county, the lot of ground situated al the
corner east Of nth add south Of JOhn streets i'm
ne city Of W heeilng, teIng designated on The plat
thereof by the number one hundred and sew entv
seven Il7I,I on the following terms Of sale. viz.
the purchaser % give bond and security for the
purchase money. payable ln equal lus'almenfs. iu
eight, sixteen and twenty four months from the
cav Of sale, respectively. with interest from the
day Of sale.
MITCHELL, Deuufv for
ARCHIEALU WCODs, s q g., and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
Charles Mottie. ID C6ahes Denswsrt.
White Lead.

VtGITTEEN HUNDRED KEGS PURE
LWUTTE LEAD. which we will seI. whole
or Retail Of the very lowest price ofibe Plus
burgh N1uulaclurer
ugl "a II BAEER g. ROBERTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
IN the Fede al court az Claksburg.
! United States,

United states
Is.
Peter YarnaIl and others.
10 ourzuauce Uf the decree In This cause. ] shall
on the I'd day Of November 1913, ~ the court
house in Ohio cOsutg, sell 90 the highest and
best bidder on the terms after named. the follow
ing lots m Wheeling, VIZ: Lot No Iu thc 9Th
square, and ON which o. erected tHn ware house
nUW occupied hv Isaac Irwin and H1riIug a.
Wo.dru, and twenty three lots n thut plrf of
Wheeling chilled EasfNh,e'lug. (which are NUM-
HHrDn az follows, Co wit, la'. lrU. -n, 81. 40. lfa.
81, tI}, 1873. ~, l37, lE9. lff. ECO 2Ir. 100. 200. a.
1f, go, 500, I2' and %. The said lots wit be- sold
on n credit by equal instruments at one. Two and
three ye1rs ~ uh interest from fhr duv of eaIo. the
purchaser giving bonds with cool -aaHrfr for fhr
payment thereof. Deeds wII |1 made when Inc
purchaao money is paid. Should the sale not be-
completed ON that dav, rf wI| HD q rYnmtf from
day tO uay ul it's closed, JACOB,
aug % Commissioned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CHAMBERLAIN
AND MIIEELING TO CINCINNATI.

" " NNHN'AANNN' I"
TIME pubic are Informed that GREENE q
- co. have entered I.tr an arraI cement
with The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road COmpa-
Cumocrland, and rcTrCJn rCd to forward Tack
following places.
Frederick. Hancock. U1rper'S Ferry, Martins
burg, Cumberland, UhceIiHg, CiHciHudfi.
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail HTaIn, leaving baltimore At 7 ID A NJ. ar
r!vIn9 Al Whccliag by EXPIRE -, early the fol-
lowing evening, and delivered free Of DOrteTagc.
The ah0v. line will forward PACK ages, srecic,
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make cuIlecuoUs aid
attend TO the purchase of goods IN Balnm re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Greene & Co. having connected the above Inc
with Grswold g cos Baltimore and PhlIadel
phIa. and Adams & COS New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge themselves tn execute
wl,h fidelity and despatch, any business ettrust
ed TO their are.
n. y. All packages By the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene s. Co.'S Western FIX
press. ETThosc from the West Greene q Cos
Eastern and Northern EN.rcss." We beg 10
refer 10 the following EcpteIeu'
Mrssrs Brckhead d Pearce.
Do Talbot, Jones 81 CO. I'll,
Do Matthews. Ould & Co..
Wm Puhiusun. Jr E-Q.
Messrs Dickinson & Co, CvWbsrIaUd.
d. Jas u Forsyth x 20, Wheeling.
MISUNDERSTANDING < Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas u Fersvth " Co, UhciiUg.
\. All packages addressed 90 the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch
GREENE & co.
aug 81 $50 Market street Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

WIRGINIA-IS cHAsCERy-At rules held i'm
the rierk's office Of the county court of
Ohio county for the month Of August 1888.
Peter Saver, Complainant
Charles Motto, and Charles Denswert.
D~cfsud4ufa.
The defendant Charles Motto. not hayir-
entered bis appearance ani given security acrgr-
ding 10 She act Of Assembly and the rules 0ftH.e
court, and % appearing by satisfactory proof
that be Is not IN Iuhabifsut Of ibis Common
wra|fu-Ou motion Of complainant bv council
% Is ufd-rcd that the said defendant Do aurrrr
mere ON iHs hrst day Of tne next Nuycmlrr trrrr
OF lhi. c1u-f and answer the complainant bill
and that % copy Of this order be forthwith u.
8. ficd ln some newspaper printed rn the civ of
W uenIfug Tor two months ausrtsarvnfv and r4-.
a copy testc,
JNo MCOLLOCH. e.
A WusoS, for COmp't. ary On
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Ii AIREk.

ME suhscuhCrs having purchased The LUM-
BIER YARD on Mann street near The Bridge,
iurmer'y uccuwcd by Mclean n Rice, respectfully
inform The public that they are prepared al all times
10 lumi-h oil kinds q PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms tor ca,h.
Attached To this yard s on excellent planning ma
chine. which vii DE cunsIasty supplied wuh f0r-
bed foor,Hg. treoH.r hurting Getting, Sc. whirh " Il
bc sold lT cash. us luw as atauy place in he Yves
tern country. All orders lhaukfsIly received AMI
pumply attended Co. L.. S ROOF a. co.
Wheeling. August l1-tf
Washington Exsm nr copy 20 amount of two dol
lars, aud charge tn -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
ALTMAN L AXWELI

NATOULD respectfully inform the customers
HV of the late firm of T. Pollock & Co, and
the public genercliy, that they have received from
the east, and nave now opened at the old stand,
formerly UCcup eel 10y T. Pollock & Co. No 1919,
corner OF Main and Union StTc,,s. a large and
we'll selected stock of BOOTS * SHOES, con-
sIsIIu4 90 part us follows:
100 pairs Gents Fine Calf Norrocs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

D. ~ hAlaNESlOAh = E.AAllE ll.kg
A PERFEC CITY SAFE
CERTAIN GRE FOR WORMS.
CEkIlFICAIE : Of ITS efficacy can be seen at
the store OF the subscribers sufficient to sat-
Isiy tle most Incredul'us. Price 25 cents.
WHITLEY, Green Co.. Pa.
Ir. b. A. Fahaeslock q. Co. " 10
Dear Sir: I have been using yOur Vermlfrre in
my Practice for a number Of years, aud find il
The most sur aud safe Worm Destroyer that
I was called to a child six or seven years old in
Nav, Isi2, which was then in spasms with the
worms, ! gave II one vial ofyour Vermifucr. A.
Sreen'Iy To directions, aud the child pass,d 14O
NoTrls. In a iew weeks, gave ii another Vial,
and II passed 300 more making in all Go Worms
ne enid recovered mme' lately, AMI has enjoy
] have prcscrihed IL i'm many ether n =,
which 1t has brought away 2on aud $40 Worms.
ru JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are Vermifuges in almost everv section
u the country, asserted To- be the same. Dr couaI
o Fahnesi,ock s. which is not the case.-there
r. none like n. They contain danre,ous mora
!Ients. Avoid Them as YOU value life and health
use he first and only safe ana efHcacious one
10 not be persuaded by the Interested vender,
nat n'hrIS VIII answer as well.
For sale 10y
- F~AHNEsToCK & co.
Corner OF Sixth and Wood SIS. pufsbUrob
u u M'MECHEN.
JONAS CkUMBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,
B A FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI BiiIoUS
PlLl.S.-A gentle but efficient cathnfric. rx-
'TcssIy adapted Tor a { mily physir; and arc not
supposedly any other pill H. use for all cases i'm
which a %cHihsri &c l. Indlcatcd. They will operate
toTouShly without CRYING. Price IS cts for d
box containing 90 Pills.
P~neuR'oIt nc or COHgh BaLsdm-A valuable
remedy for Coughs and CDlds, Price p cc1ts.
Cough LozenReS-These Lozcr Pos possess a /
he virtues of the best Cough Syrup, are convc-
nient to carry IN ih" pocket and are very pleasant
To the taste. Price % cents.
CdrmEaHrG, Loserges for the cu1e Of the
Summer complaint. AS the season is now APP
pro aching IN which bowel complaints ara
very troublesome as well as dangerous, avcrv
family should he provided with a box of these
l.ozenge-. which, fused according to dirccti ons
Will certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid OPodeid0c This penetrating article
POSSESSES double the strength of The c mmon
Opodeldoc Is moIe cleanly and much more con-
venlrntly applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by a b M'MECHEN,
Je25 Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
WHEELING Wholesale PRICES or
CORDAGES
BY CHARLES n Jerry.
HEtD or MArtR SrREFT

ttHfS.
n ANlLLA Cordage, (hy The eoi) II ol ~
lNk Hem? DO 10 tn
Jared d" lOiol
Manila Bed Cords, long, per du1 SAM
Do do Do tcominuu) 400
Do Plough lines. leo
Hemp Bed Cords, tc1In lonsl 4rg
d. du 10 Cure) 300
Do do do (cummpn) 2.uU
DO 10 do (,horn $50
d. Plough Lines, -
Do Trul Lines, q 90 yds) 4lu
do do $50 yd,) geo
Cotton Seine Irvine. perlb 50
Flax do do dn 81
Frse Post Office Tuine, DO so
Factory Irvine, do %
Paper do %
Blocking "a do 20
Brown A., al
Vol do 81
Picking Yarn, do 10
o kun do
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
%CHANCERY SALE.

OF LOT NO. ~ ON FIFTH STREET
IN EHANCERN-lu the Circut SUPERIOR couri
: o! flaw and Chanccry for OHIO county.
Star g. Morton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
sIRCIAL MADEIRA WINT.

FEW duzcn bottles. aisp one cask or HE n.
~ brye uld and very superior article u1 band
and for sale by lJurc l5I NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

have confidence in the representations made
~ Martha COnlin, and have full ku0wl,dzo of
her case. ELIJAH PIRBl.
Alderman lOth Ward OF the city ofNcw York.
Dec "a, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

500 do ChIidrcns' Shoes.
Also n large stock Of H,m'osk ard Oak Tan
Spanish Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Calf and
Morocco skins. BudInu aud Lining skins, to-
ecfhcr with Shoe Thread, Mills and pegs, all
of which we are willing to sell alta small advance
for CASH. Those wishing 90 p.rchase, will do
we'll to ri I've us % call before purchasing elsewhere.
NAV Gm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

Martha COnlin has lived In my family The LAST
"a years, and I hereby certify that the foregoing
staten no made By herself BE- correct.
Mrs MNHK u INV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

n BARDWARE-Ths subscriber has lately
received lie mlloWiug goods, Nhich be has
faduccd the puce 10 suit times.
Elliptic Springs. Nlauu's Axes,
WIN Je,sop & sons Cast AloUse hole aud otLev
Shear Steel, Anvils,
Sm1h's Wees, Nil a Cross Cut Saws
Sheet Brass. Planes.
Together with every variety in the Hard ne
and Cutlery line. SANTE NEEI
aug 81
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ID 81 80 sl 1919 -

Prepared and sold BY A q Sands d. Co. Drug
gisJs and tbemists, GrauIt0 bulldinga. 2-t
Broadway corner Of Chambers st New lgTE
aad for sale BY Druggists throughout the q So
Price 81 per bottle, sIK hJffIes Tor S..
The public IRE respectfully requested 10 yeUcu-
Der that % is Sauds's SarsayauIa that has audf b.
oOustantlY achieving such remarkable cYree of
the most difficult class n diseases 10 which fhs
human frame De- subject, aud ask Tor SANDS Sar.
pauiia, ard tqkC no other.
OLiPER PRYOR APspf by specigY an
poigln9t Tor ne P~r9Frit0rs, for HhesEHQ.
aut tfgf1HVs WH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

/ place full confidence Iu the statement made
by Martha COnlni having known her the past
twenty years. will cheCriully give any particulars
IN relation TO her case TO those who NAV wish
further Information. ST. ELIZABETH.
Superior Ofthe Roman Catholic Orpran ASYLUM
Pnn5e street, New York. iDCc g. Is42.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
know Martha COnlin, and believe what she
states 10 this document 10 be perfectly true,
JOHN POWER,

bitAT 1chtFnl OF VEN lOTFs
Rector II 81 Peters Church.
Given at New York, tins l4th day Of Dccearber,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

EAST FtoErDA.-We have r~erenily paid a
visit TO hat part Of East Florida bordering On
the Manitee River and within about thirty
miles of Tampa Bay including a part Of
that part of government lands embraced 10
tho " armed occupation bill" by which every
settler is entitled to q quarter section without
price, saving the price Of labor. 4 greater
part Of this land, which is termed hammock"
and " prairie" land, is probably as fertile az
any land in the world" just as good as dirt
ever gets to be-" Vessels drawing ten or
twelve feet can 20 into The mouth Of the river
where there 10 a safe and commodious harbor
and excellent anchorage. Sehooners and
other small craft 60 to the settlers deors.
unsurpassed in healthfulness, with pure and
wholesome water. The productions will be
principally corn, cotton, sugar, tobacco, Sea
Island cotton and Tropical lruits-in fact, ex-
tensiye orange groves are already progress.
sing rapidly to maturity. The growth upon
the low lands, heavy pine timber. There are
large quantities Of game, fish, and az fine oys-
tiers as the world produces. We marvel not
at the Indians for wishing to retain Florida,
particularly that part Of it, with so fine a clI-
mate and Astounding in game, thing so allur-
ly afford to give the lands away after count
ing up the expense Of the Florida War"
but persons wishing to settle there under the
conditions of the "Armed Occupation Bill"
must do so before the LIST of August, AZ the
time expires by Limitation then.-Apilachaco-
Ia journal, May 6,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

NAVAL ENGAeEMENT.--A brisk fight took
place the 10th May between the Mexican and
Texan fleets. The former was severely
handled. Commodore Moore lost 3 men. He
had 25 wounded. On board the Mexican
steamer Guadalupe there were AZ men killed
and 30 wounded. The fight lasted several
hours, during which the Texans chased The
Mexicans some fourteen miles.
The next day, according to letters from
Campeachy, Gen. Ampudia, with 5000 men.
made an attack on the village San Roman,
close to the town. A gentleman who was on
the ground, writes:
"As soon as he was discovered, on the
morning of the 18th, %entrenching bis
troops in the houses, churches, &C.. all of
which are of stone, the Campeacheanos
opened a brisk fire upon him from the forts.
walls, and small redoubts Just outside Of
the walls. The Mexicans very promptly
returned the fire, and soar the rafting Of
musketry. artillery and bombs became
general. The musketry commenced at
dayIight-the artillery soon followed suit.
and next came Anpudia' S beautiful bambs
amongst us. Ibis was kept up during The
whole of tho 18th and 18th, day and
when Ampudia's troops were 50 cut
up they had to quit Sar Roman, and take
70 the heights again"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

There is a ru,nor in wi tina, James M.
Elan, Esq. is to be the candidate for the 3D.
Congressional District. Should this informa-
ton prove correct, we should congratulate the
party upon its choice. Jas. NJ. Elan is one of
the most remarkable men in the State
Through The last war he made the enemies
Of his country tremb'e under the gallant De-
catnr when past middle age he was a day
lahorer only a few years since he worked
with his hand upon the plough through the
day. and at night studied law. After he was
admitted to the bar, his superior intellect dis
played itself at once, and he in the course Of
two or three years was one of the most dis
%tinguished members of the bar. Such men,
are representatives Of the people and Of The
Wing party men who have sympathy with
the community in which they live, and make
their duties 10 office the serious business of
their life. Should las. M. Elan be elected to
Congress, be could not be there without dis
,inguishing himself and doing honor TO the
State-Tropic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

" ANY Of our sporting friends not perfect
y satisfied with what they can pick MP at
home, had better start direct for Iowa. Nov
wouldn't "this saint like to get into aueh a
nest Of
Wild Pigeons THE Miners Express Of
Dubuque, iowa Territory says . "a Dir. NJ.
Dowell came TO our Office yesterday, and ssld
Us that there 10 an immense pigeon roost in
the forks Of the Maquoketa, in Jackson coun-
ty, such as had never been seen in this coun
try before. It is three miles long and a half St
mile in width. There can be no estimat.
made Of their numbers. Their roostjng pla-
ces are about a mile distant from their nests
and feeding places, being three IN nurdbey.
and each one covering . section Of lard and,
in passing to and fro, they darksn the air with
their number; break dewn young trees with
their weight; and hundreds are killed by pet.
ting e~ntangled in the falling limbs and
branches. The people kill them with clubs
and their noise is 50 loud that, when a gun 10
fred among them, the report cannot be heard;
and a person can stand in one place and sheot
all day, the birds returning az soon ~ you
can load. They are building their nests, and
the people are alarmed, lest they may destroy
their crops"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

~
Atsu, noon to-day. an alarm If fro va-
given. which was soon found TO proceed ffon,
The nsighborbeod Of Tho General Poet Office.
The ptabls and ehrriagf liopHs Of The Hon.
Mr.. Wieklim was entisHly destroyed, and
his carriage much injured. In this building
the FIRE originated, sotDs vile ineeDdiary hsr.
ing communicated fire 10 The hay in the I,ft.
The flames sdoh fsathed and adjoining build
ing, IN lls rear of tho residence OF Dr. Thorn
as 7. Jones, which was alec Consumed. 10.
ge,her with al his ehsmisal laboratory, mapv
valuable books and d large number 81 ~r,o,I.in
OF various Inventions REMAINING In bic pas.
session, as agen. for sbtainibr patents, Ar,
Yesterday. as the steam figafe Misaon,,
was firing up, preparatory to d irip dewn Tho
river, one Of the officers discovered 4 blaz.
coming up out Of the little hateh-way on The
top. Of The larboard wheel house.--Ipo mn sr.
animation, 1t was discovered that Tho naadt,
board on the wheel had taken fro fron ,bo
nswly invented smoke pipe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

NEw-YoRK FAsHioNs-N. P. Willis, in a
letter from the Astor-bouse, published in the
Lady's Book, gives a few BRET hints Of the
prevailing MODES of the Manhattan city:
+" Bonnets Che says leaning more to the
lips than the shoulders. are beginning to pre-
vail ; and we shall come to the degage hat so
captivating in the pictures Of Greuz, with the
rim just playing before the eyes, and set CO.
quetlshly astride Of the organs Of benevoleBce,
As to the cardinals, or jenkins, or peajackets,
or capes, or short cloaeksyf. Iwhate ever they
are dsnominated, made OF ~, and pierced
with arIn-holes, they are certainly worn
with a prodigality which will soon bring the
fashion to a close. They wear eurls again
long curls, thanks to the gods who appreciated
Hyperion and that terribly tight and ready
to- e-scalped look, is, ] hope, for ever pas
sed away from the feminine temples. 4
head like a hair sofa is my holy horror!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

a,notigst the papers Of The late John FAY one
,f the commissioners who negotiated the trea4
~ Of 1888. MIR. EallatiB, president u The 90
eiuty, describes this map ss follows; "on
this map the boundary line is laid down pre-
eissly NJ claimed by the United States, IN
The negotiations which resulted In The late
treaty; and The red line designating The bonn.
diary NJ thus defined, is marked IN Mr. Jays
handwriting. "Mr. Oswala's lihs " and Mr..
Webster wac abiigrd TO add, whilst he en-
,leavored to Justify hia 'eonpfottise' on Tho
ground of expectancy, II am free Eo cay. sir,
that The map which hangs over your head does
appear 10 be- proved. beyond any other 'loeu-
mnnt nsw produoible, TO have been that hs'
fore The commissioner In Paris. IN 1889"
A strange coincidence this and that tho
Jay map, especially, should have remained 80
long In eoiiraalme nt-even in the lifetime af
ito owners. and during The tendency Of The
great gneelioh Of boundary,-catnot but ex-
cite especial wonder. . Ii
That The shtf1smAnf Of this and other auas4
ITEMS directly or indirectly involved In The
Webster and Ashbnfton treaty may mol prove
the precursor Of war and ~bltddshed, instead
Of The harbinger Of peace and prosperity, |
most fetvently pray but he who expects jus.
lice from proud and hll.grasplng England
must demand it as a right, not ask i az . favor.
UAMFUEH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

QuAnftaaY Mssrt-s-Ths MsshbtistEP pie
soraI Church in this place, holds its Quarterly
Meeting to aay and te-morfow. The Pfssid-
ing Elder, the Rev. Mr. Fiphin, Rev. Mr. Stew
ART. and others Of The clergy are on hand.
The meeting will be highly interesting
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

SErzURF DE- An AMERICAN VEssgI-The
Boston Atlas of the 2sth inst, says-An
American fishing schooner, the Washington,
was seized on the 10th inst. off Annapolis, n.
s. and carried yarmouth, ". 3. for an
alledged violation of the treaty in regard to
the rights of fishing vessels.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

s3HeT.-~A young man named Hood, heienE-
inn 10 thiu parish v.as fired on and ~n,prtally
wounded a few dave aimee, by seme refFotip
III pureuit of him. Hood was . noted thief,
end within n few mehths past. had atelen
several hoteee, 1Is appeared to live anly to
eomu,i, crimes and iniure these who had been
hia beet ffinndH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

THAr MErftae.~4Uuf friends and neigh.
hsrs will all, We trupt, r~scelleet and attend
she meeting on Monday. for the purpose Of
devisipF means 10 raiee fundh for the rar.
,haes Of a square for State hanse, The first
blow In invariably half tho battle, and if this
project be accomplished. we have little doubt
all else desired In the premises will follow,