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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

$50 do Gum and Lea her O~VERSHOES,
20S Pans MISSES CALF LACE BOOTS,
go dO KIP BOOTS,
so Pairs Childrcts' Shpes, Assorted kinds.
LEATHER.
a latge 0ssorimei of The best BALTIMORE
and SPANiSH"SOLE LEATHER, Upper Leather,
Cab, Nip. KID aud M"roeco Skins; Binding, Pink
"nd FaIE Lining skins, Thread, Pegs. Nail, Avis,
LASTS and Findings generally. ALSO,
CAPS.
G~enIlemens' Fine CioIh, Seal. Velvet and Fur
Lined CAPS. Boys Cio,b, Velveteen, NIuskrai,
Nsuira and Sesl-Ii Caps
inian's' Cloth and Velvet Caps, Boston and Phil
'adeip Lia Style. sep 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

ACES AND LACE GOODS have p
- heouiiiHl varieiv 81 'very de-cr,piion Of he
newest style Of Laccs. Ed ;ings. Neir-. Sc. Black
aud white. (oc'2J SELBY
fOSIERY-Alraca. "a new ar'icle) Lambs
AZ Wool of various colors. Merino aud Cash.
mere, W"r,isd and Cotton. Silk and Spun Silk
HOSE aud HALF HOSE for Men. Ladies. Misses,
SoIs snd Children. IN every variety at
oct SELBY'S
AZ OURNING GOODS-Super Blac,,
AVz French ImPeriais. BunhoziGes. Mouselin de
Lhines. Surer French Merino. aud genuine French
Chin'zes. Black Lama Wool and Thibel Nleriuo
SHAWIS and Mourning Cravais. Grapes. Gloves.
Lace Wells aHd IIdk6. Ribbons. a fine assortment.
bought with care and attention. by
OCT = w II SEIRY
4 NENUINE FRENCH CHlNTZES--A few
pieces very admirable patterns . fIhe renl ani.
tle' Just reed at loci 81 SELBY'S.
NLOVES-Mcns super Buck. Meuno. Berlin.
~ KID and Cotton GLOVES. Ladies' super
Extra aid. Silk, MerinO aud Fancy Giuyes aud
Nnis Boys' aud Misses y great variety can be
'ad cheap at rocr 81 SELBY'S.
q tARPET CHAIN-A: large lt ccI'd and
~ Wine Carpet Cham, choice co'orS. Just
aud for sale at SELBY'S.
oct 3
.HINTZES, PRINTS. &c.-A beautiful
u variety OF CHIMES, Prints and Ginghams,
'mbr ,cing almost every style. cnlor and price. a,
low rates. LEROY CALICOES,
,qual To- anything ever seen al tho pu e IN the
Country, al SELBY'S.
oct
CORsETS-A new SIMPLY White and cold
CORSE'TS, can be had at SELBY'S.
oct s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

WI RECElvED.a istofasvsrior No SALT.
- ~ o. CASg. 81 Ne rs kisrse, ss,,,..
@P 70 p MISERY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

aDnn BBLs. SUPERIOR FLOUR
%OO Just received sud 81 sris ~
wv NrgsFEW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

& &C.-My stock at Broad CLOrliS
be7Ner CLOFiiS. CASSIMEEES, SATrI
NETS NEStINCS aud al other articles Gentle
mems wear. vsry complete ADD desirable. Call au,
see them. (ocI . w T SELBY.
LPACAS, MERINOES. Sc. &c.-You wi
"a fnd Ut Corner Moin md Madison streets, ,
superb ".s'T'menro Of AIIsess, Chussus. Meunoe<
Plaih aud ig'd M"uslut. lie LANES. aud all oiher
FsshlonaLle WINTER GOODS. Examine bclor,
you hur, aud yoa will find them cLe,p and desirable
ocI 2 wr CIR Nv
SHAWLS!-A splendid stock of SIIAWLS OF
" every description will be fpHnI or e1amInaIiur
'rthe FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. of
Otl 2 w II SErRv
LNNTRA FINE-A few pieces super fR'I
H and wa'ered Fren-h VELvE rs Er dr esses. .
superior quality. Call soon or yon will miss them
oct 9 w ~ SEJRY
EDLAIN G~OODS--Mole colored AInaca.
Mernocs and Mouslrn az Lnines for dresses
aud P'o'" Sgswls, tsame materially Also. a fne
sss"f'neni ~ iendly prints aud nther plaia GOODS.
ertS) w I SELBY'S
SASkETS-A let travelling BASKETS.
A1 just reed by loot 81 W sELBY.
nIMITY RUFPLEs-A beanrifnl .lyle nj
~ ms article, something new. you can fRI nj
oe'' SELBY'S.
RLANKETs. BaIZES AND FLANNELs
ED u you call At the Corner Main aud Madison
streets lnear The Siie Of the contemplated new
b',Hgr'I you Will buy s'me fine Blankets. B,,zss
and f'anneIs' as they are good and cheap. ocl 3
III UMBRELLAS have inst received n mo-,
~ snpplyo i UMBRELLAS. amnng which are
q ie~ extra size superior -ilk. large enough Et a
man and bis family if notmpre Than ten in num,,er /
oelS w r SELBY. I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
JOB

NEATLY executed NJ The office Of nc rAILY
tN AND WEEKLY TINES. cnrner 81
Mas a uNi"N STRttrs. ~ J 4. WHARTON.
and ~ the LOWEST possible prices. mug pc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

$50 Pairs Mems COARSE BROGANS,
$50 dd< KIP do -
800 do, Calfaud Moncro MONROES,
800 PAIRS Boys THICK BRnGANS.
$50 % KIP and Calf du
49a Pairs Youths Thick and KIP SHOES,
300 Pans Mems I, LICK and KlP BOOTS.
1872 do NClll, Seal ahd Morocco gOOTS,
I65 Pairs Boys Klp, Thick aud Calf do,
100 Pats YoshG' KIP and Calf do,
32i Pans WsmeaseKip LACE BOOTS,
314 do Cali do,
l25 60 fine sewed Calf Il Morocco Boots,
800 do Ktp. Cali and Gusia Leather Shoes,
300 do KID WALKING SHOES.
500 do KID and MOROCCO SLIPPERS
IS. do u aid PcunsIla CATERS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

Office TO CABINET MAKERS-7OOO
iee' "i Mahogany Veneers OF superior gunlI.
~, and ter sale low for Cash. al No l43 Main St,
Wheeling. Va. MENDEL 4 UARBOR
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

nISSOLUTION The rHunrf-bip hctweon
BBENTUNGER g. SHALICROSS. was
Nv muiusl couscrt dissolved on The 30h ulHmo.-
This Is therefore GO mfpm ~ PerspHs Nlo sre Iu-
dehied o. sad Grm o. cali and settle dsir accounis.
We DO not like the fea Of giving them into tie
hands oCoTcers, but really 40 see NJ other modr
ofeuing along with them.
80 - "a RREETuNsgR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

n. 8. Y1Odd;S B0Ot So Shoe Store.
A s.TODD, has usiruncd from he East, and IS snow orndng. hs FALL and WINTER
IA. sToC al BOOTS and SHOES al 1.-THE South cd of the Market House sn Ihe BLACK
AMMO ooI- AshsS "ek Was selected aud purda~LeS expressly tor e uH trade Of Vince
ling, no hsu need be entertained OF n quality ard NLne an article is sold myDwe and drs moi
turn cut be s@h, Hsp proprietor will make il good Ia ubrquent purm.e Al Ma nu RoOT
SHOES, CAPS. LEATHER and FINDINGS wlr please can At The South End Of Market square and
CranmeM eh HONugs hk yH: - '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

THO NEW HOUSEKEEPERS--You
cnn find on good terms. n fine assortment Of
B'nnkers. Narcotics Quilts. Table Linen md CIoihs.
Linen and Gotten SheeIing .Crnmb Cloths. Sacking
Bottoms. Ticking and Feathers. Furniture Chinizps.
Furniture Dimiiv, Hurknback and Russia Diapers,
German roll and crash cotton Frinets. Sc. &c. at
oct 3 w Il SELBY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
MOTH

J. C. GREGORY & co. Msnosn,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

M EANDER'S CHURCH4HISTORY
~ The HIstsry sfths Christian Religion aHa
ChuT'd dnrjOg the first three CENTURIES. by AugubiBs
Meandcr, ID u. Just received and ioT sale BY
sapS STEPHENSON & HASWELL-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Here, then. are l50 acres as rich soil
assii is possible to imagine all ready Ier
The emigrant TO ,aSc possession OF oud put
in asr,ap, for the sum OF $500. The iirsl
crop Of corn will average about Is bushels;
in OATS abou, twenty bush,ils; in wheat.
about 10 bushels; potatoes. about l5e;
turnips, or rutnbasas, 900; buckwhea''
25 beaus, peas, n'ille,. pumpkins, melons
&c. &c. "a tight smart chance aud some
of the latter 'as big rs good sizeablo boy
can ,o,r.' The second crop will be some
better. though the soils may yet be in The
way of cultivation. After This you have a
deep, loose rich black soil which as van DO
uulo il. so i, will do unto you. The pr~c-
lice gencrally adopted is to take the SKIN
and s,arvc the body--burnius straw and
wasting manure" running over" iour
times as much land US can be cultivated.
In my statement of prices, | have taken
tins County ltbc northwestern nne IN In
DIANA for basis. lu others there may
be slight variation. Both in this State
and Illinois and Iowa Territories, there
are thousands ol locations to be had al
abou. The rates s,ated.-AmcricaE ASri-
cutturigt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
New Spring and Summer
: 4. IN en ge S-

r .
YEQllE Subscribers have jus; received. and
8 are now offering to their customers and
the public generally, j full aud we'd selected
assortment nj
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising every variety or Goods in their
line. suited to the Spring aud Summer trade :,
which they will sell at prices TO sui, the times.
ALso--A general assortment OF
Groceries, Hardware, Hats,
Shoes, SC. &c.
which will be sold at prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction TO those who may favor them
with their patronage. We were induced by
the present. reduced prices Of Goots, 10 make
heavy purchases, which enables Us Ia offer
strong inducements TO purchasers. We are
determined IN sell, and let those who doubt
our ability To please them, call and sec.
We also continue the business Of
Millinery g. Wlnfllas lasnIkfE,g,.
under the superintendent af mrs. {. M.
DOWD, and having received new supply
Of Goods suited to that branch Of trade are
prepared to execute all kinds Of work with
ncatness aud despatch.
Orders from the country promptly attended
TO. BLAND &, BUTLER,
April II If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
aeSRlCUEa a,EUEsAL

Cost of a Farm. and Raisisg Products
on the Wss,ern Prgries.--You hear com.
plaiuts of the low piece of beef. Do you
know how long il eau be produced +!
believe YOU are udvisea that no fiucr bcei
asever ea,en ilan that made upon prai-
rie grass. Let me tell you the actual cost.
I can buy caives nj 81 so each. have
aud enu hire them wiglered Bniil 4 years
oil, Cor 81 SO each winter. Here, then.
lean have The fines, steers, four and hall
wears old, for 81 90 a hcad--cows. Of
course d, the same coss. including couple
of calves. The cost nf sheep growing. Mr..
Murray aud myself have already stated.
As YOU arc whole no. laen, will give
Won few items and leave Tito you to
'cyplier out tie actual cost Of westcta
pork. fnti.c FIRST place pigs are spon-
lapcous production. Cora oasthe fartr,
the pscaear.year. ani perbapslt IS about
an average. wi,hin filly or sixty miles Of
Chirago Is MT worth aver I24 cents q
buslei. Cats Sta 10 censs. aud potatoes
less. Aad they being 50 low, ! will net
prs,end,to FIX a price upon bvais,rctahsgas,
carrots, &c., bat ttheycaa lie raised cheap.
The summer feed costs liitlo or nothing,
and every other year, hogs will get fat
uponl the mast which our oak md hickory
groves produce abnndantly. The next
question thar Iexpsct your eastern farm
ers 10 ask. Is, Can prairie faruefs raise
grain atticse prices s's wiii state few
saeis. aid ss.cy shall -tlraws seonclpsioas. y
The lirsi eosf o! Iend is 81 % 40 acre.
The firsl plpngbiGg ~e generally count Us
cost, though egsoneously. This rs worth
81 so sn acre; or 10 bo beuer understood,
l viii say difisrenlIy. Prairie land is
abundant at government price; but, tim
bor il mostly 10 second hands. aadis held
higher. Asqaaner section OF prairie land,
,bat is tgD acres a, / % is $500
'Fimkerr say 90 acres, which is more
than enough ssy a,S3, 100
Breaking up ,iie. prairie. o, i.50 2i0
,Eencing i1so four lots ;cisht rails
high and siakes $50 reds sor ihree
miles, 1856 rails at one cas,t,
1856; $50 s;akssat cent 10
90, i73
"A good comfortable log cubio, such s
as iirslseiiIcfs generally occupy. so
Other small buildiugsaad,en
shads, SO
Average cost of a well with pump,
$50, with buckets sis. IS
wiiEada. 10 cover contingencies,
such ias;halE nm scra of land, well
paied insfor garden. o COW yard,
hog pen and othcr fixipgs, SO
" ~ a.
This makes tho cost Of The farm. IN
dependent of The wood land, just
S5, ,sn acre. ~
The iold 5000
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
..yORsN SHAW,

BRICKLAYERy& PLAISTERER,
TENDEisS his services TO The citizens
L. of,his and The adjoining Districts, 10
do any work in his line, in a workmanlike
manner, and at prices suitable to the ;;mcs.
Having served regular apprenticeship
to the business. he will warrant The work
he pats together 10 stand.
Letters addressed to The care of Vim. F.
Durisoc, wi!lneet with immediate a,icn-
lion.
march % if 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
PETER GOAEY.
Turner and Gunsmith,

TNFORMS the citizens of EdSeGeld
H. village and is vicinity. that he is pre-
pared TO execute all kinds Of Turnins. in
Wood, Iron. Brass, or any kind Of Mctul.
lie also repairs all kinds Of Gunwork,
at the loves, prices for Cash.
O. All persons indebted 10 him are
respectfully requested 10 come forward
aud settle their accounts.
march % tf 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
: GLENN's SPRINGS.
.SDNrf6ag.5sErg H5eSgrlcf,
SourH-CaaoL,SA.

7S SOUTH-SikULiSA.
fb1HiS dclisii fui Watering place has re-
4 Gently found lis way in,n The hands
Of three Individual, who arc determined
10 sustain It's reputation. The beneficial
results Of tie wafer can be testified In by
hundreds who have experienced is iuau-
eEce upon various dise5ses. ana The nc-
Communications shall be suited TO the wants
Of any WHO may visit the place, upon the
following terms, viz:
Man ;,er day, 81 90
per week. 6 90
" per week, over one and less
than weeks, 3 90
per week, over fopr weeks. a 90
Children aud servants half price.
dorso per day, '62
per week, 3 90
per week, over one week. 3 90
Mr. WIN. Murray and lady will super
intend the provisions of the table.
JOHN u. ZIMMERMAN.
Agent for GIenu's Springs Company.
May ], 1919.
N. B. There is at this time. (and will
couIinue through The year, good Male
and Female School.
Mr.. John lsham superiniends the male
school.
Rev. C. S. Beard superinlcnds the fc-
male school.
May 81 st ls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
Head Quarters,

hnCsoW Qglis1EdtF5,
lsr BRIGADE CAVALRY.
Edgefeld. c. Ii. 2Olh May 1913.
ORDER No
II X. SPANN. Esq. having been ap'
4 IL. pointed Brigade Judge Advocate
with The rank Of Major. and Wm. W.
Gf:l!i#, Esqr., Brigade Quafter alas'er,
with Tie rank oi Captain, will be respect
cd aud oboyed accordingly.
by order Of GES'L. BoxuAM.
THOS. W. GANNT,
did de Camp.
May - At II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
Beanaway


ND FROM the Subscriber, living near
CfA Clouds creek, in the ncighbourhood
A Of Cha,man's Mil EdscGe!d District,
SNmy Negro man JOHN, whom ! pur.
M, chased of my father few weeks Rgo,
|/H my father purchased him from spe-
- cilntor. from Virginia. John SAID he
was raised near Richmond, Va, heis abont 81
Yeas Of age, about feet { or . inches high.
Of lgh, eom pie xion, and has scar on the cor
ncr nfhis left eye; is u stout well made fellow.
full faced, speaks quick when spoken TO. He
lraG on when he wen, away fur cap, brown
ish cloth coat, and panialoons of course grey
cloth. I. is qni.e likely he is trying TO get back
to Virsinia. will give iwenty.f five dollars
reward to any person who will apprehnnd the
said slave aud confue him in any Jail in this
State, so that get him again. and ,liir'y.five
dollars il taken out of the State. and if bronsh;
home all reasonable expenses will be paid.
The spcculator from whom lie was purchased
writes his name Andrew Lee.
ADAM BLACK.
Feb. 80 tf 4
The Columbia South Caroiinian. will copy
the above once luonih until forbid. And
forward their accounts 10 this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
Noetie Slices:
From lic Charleston Observer.
Sy91pATHY.

From The Charleston Observer.
SYMPATHY.
,How .yec, the tear thai gently falls
From uia,.hood's sturdy check,
,yybepe ,.r a suffering brother calls,
With giicf too keen TO speak.
THE soul tina, feels for rivcn hearts.
With hands wide spread 10 bless,
s glory 10 his life impay;s,
Too noblo TO express.
Trne sympa,hy--how Fit.le known
How few aEe moved 10 hear
Tho orphans cry-ihe sufferers sroan
Aud trace the falling tear.
Tho blightins breath Of Heaven may Ient
The fond hearts in twait,-
And God may death and mildew send,
with sorrow in their Train.
When iicnes; worth thus stricken lies,
Aud Joy and hope are flown,
Shall we refuse oHT sympathies,
And ua,ure's ties d,sown'
Scorned be the Llcugi,t. Let other no
Sink d,cp into oar breast;
Tsiil cause The grateful tears TO How,
Aud make ua doubly blessed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
NICE YOUNG MAN.

Among the females lte Is one
Who carries oil before him;
With crilnan cheek and flashing eye.
They seem all ,o.ad"re HIM.
To-day he waits OF one who THINKS
His luxe FOR her Is zeal
WHO dreams no, that her future Joys
Arc nc.hiny Lul ideal.
To.merrow. with another, he
Arends some cheerful party;
She fanciesthat his love is iruc.
Whlc,, makes him iaush more hearty.
Tho next day aud the next he doth
The same deception follow
al, thinking Tint .hs loves them well,
Nor dream his heart is hollow.
Thus he continues taking pride
That he can 80 deceive ein
With his soft words Of constancy,
While each aud al believe cin;
lie ruins soine--bui others stih
Cling 10 him vile and evil;
Aud 50 they gwouiiin winning ways
Address and court lge devil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

The !oFgawing Song. which we extract from
lhe Cincinnati Message, is from the pen Of L
p Horne, the aHti-5asiis candidate for the Pre-
u;deucy. His opinions unlike the theme oil ~:
muse, are r,i Intended for the public eye
aud require no conceaimcu,.
The brs,lcs arc Vulgar show,
For mans Illusion gtvcn;
The bags Of bran, The sacka ofiow,
Are worn To gull the simple boat
They're all a cheat, by Heaven!
Ay. false the hump on 'ady's back,
As fading hnes Of even.
And feather bed. and cul;cn pack.
Serve bi,s 10 s,pif out sItch Z slack
The EEAL grace by Heaven.
Poor fellows. we on shopping day,
From iigh; 10 leil are driven;
As waddling 6y, each lady gay,
With bouncing hustle crowds the way,
lis shame, by Heaven!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVhLE DISTRICT.
yN- ,T,rrr, rn,s1ynNr DTI,Ic

fN me COHHON FLC[aso.
EOHN w. McKELLAR. who is in the Gus.
eS iody Of the Sheriff of Abbcyilie District by
yir,ne of two wrils capias al sa,isfacicndum
n, the suits Of Jau.es-sI. Giles and Wilson &
l.omax, having filed his petition with sche-
dulc. on oath, oil his whole estate, real and per-
sonal, Tor the purpose ofobiainins The benefit
of the Acts of the General Assembly, com.
monty called The insolvent Debtors Acts
Public Notice is hereby given. that The peii-
ton Of The said John W. alcKclIar will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Abbcril'c District, ut Abbevil'e Court
House, on the sirteerih dag Of October next, or
such Other day thereafter as the Cour, may
order during Tie term, commencing n, il.c said
place. on the third Monday of October next,
aud all tie creditors of the said John w. Nc
krllar, are hereby summoned personally or by
their attorneys, 10 appear then and there in
the said Court. 20 shew canse. If any they can.
why the benefit Of lie Acts aforesaid should
not be grarteJ 10 the said John w. McKcllar,
upon his executing the assignment required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, c. C. r.
Clerks QGee, l9tl, May, 1918.
May 81 (Sl7 6a4) 3m 15
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
WHAT CONSTITUTES A wHIG7

l. it certain prncples-not men--not paity--not
.pos otficenot power place; but measure! Ger
ain and easily defined prncplss--A national BANK
vIeTuous ADMINIsrRAr THE AFFAIRS OF THE Gov
ERsnENr. The Wings, however, of the Tippecanoe Con-
sressonal District have nominated candidate, DA>IEL
MACE, Esq says he is opposed National Bank
the of the proceeds of the Public Lands and
in OF Revenue Tariff SC. This is strange,
passing strange, that any should claim TO be
whg and opposed tins principles which
make the whig Mr. Mace, said by the Tippseanoe
J----i, -puosed to National DBL W.. -~a.ti"tr
propose Is he fer the Treasury Then he ii
Whig for that institutions ths spirit and
vitality of whgsm. Liberty, equality and democracy
country. Is he for the fiscal agent Of John Tyler
Then he n % wing. However advantageous tina
might be the ill the of selling
Exchanges. do the money changers of Wall street, N Y
i, positive and direct opposition to the interests of III
people The cold and selfish sentiment that s'the peopl
look the government for much, j. incorporated
every and neament of the Exchequer. Nation
al Bank, institution which will give to the CITl
ZENS Of The Union sound, .afe and uniform currency
is, us, a conspicuous of wing principles. All oths
experiments have failed being they wrong in spir
and contrary of the sovereign power Part
names Aothing--Principles, every thing. That ma
who 5 heart a whig-whose mind cannot encompass
soul does embrace the elevated and pure
moe ratio whig prime pes, is unworthy the name.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
TYLER By Bolts.

We have devoted considerable portion of to-day. paper
the scahing address of Mr. Boris, which, barring the
cussin and swsarin', deem about right No reader,
however small portion of candor, doubt the
recness Mr.. Bolts assertions This being conceded
be the opinion in which Mr.. Tyler is held BY
American people, Utter Contempt and detes,son
meaning words How degraded is the proud
pied by Washington aud Jefferson. How shamefuly
the American people, iii the person of their
Execu.ivs Read the letter of Mr. Bolts, and il you do
from perusal. sickened with disgust and aohor
of John Tyler. will acknowledge ourselves msa-
ken III the character our readers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
Temperance Celebration.

In another column will be found a card issued by the
Centeve Temperance society, suggesting the propety of
holding County Temperance jubilee the fourth of July
The proposition is good one. and hope the diff
feent societies attend and participate therein If there
h occurred in the last few which calls for
an expression of gratitude from the American p0pie,
the Temperance Reformation Within n few years hat
great has been progressing How has poverty. misery
and want, and immortality been driven from the abode
of drunkar and comfort. and happiness taken hs
place The laboreTs in the good work have been amply
paid; ba, there still remains much be done, and op
portany should be permitted pass without; endeavorn
improve il.