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MONROE HOUSE,
Isaros Street. 5elvegh Mir and Market Streets.
wHEEllNG. Va.

Msnros Street. beipesh MsiH and Market Streets.
WHEELING. Va.
MES MA1IIERS. Proprietor.
TNflE Monroe llause has bsen sTtiseiy Fenovsled
aud refreJ Ihryue.psi. and The Tfsprieior
has M hesiiaiiun saying that hs can accommodates
Tie travelling fShc veil. n iot better than Any
vfher Hoicl in lhn CIV. It's uniirHg eferiions
shall i,r deyoied 10 me comErt - hts guesis Tht.
hoaseis heated aillna 20 ru-is 81 NE Steam BoaI
Lsndiar sd nenrly opposite the Post Ocs, making
q desirable siop9oF place ior strangers visiting
he eily ~ bus'ee.s. Bsggses ~iil b. conveyed 10
sd Com sieanhoais free ~ charge. ard o'nehsr
WI call - he tpos 10 receive passengers
Attached " he house. is e,sDd STABLE which
viii - ueli ed cafsfnliy slisaded ". Strangers
sdssiuss q sAy ho1s u As nlahA eberrss nssle
% 81 ~ du& ~ -
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ruNlfER-

\ NhE shirsfibersi hnyia2 sere.n$5 th< IL =
4 b'k YARD on H.<fH Sfrrer mar tia !.rirsrs
'.5'ncr'y eu'sd ~ 81 Lean d Riee ,lslly
'''.fua Tie fnhc ihs the, ,-rrr.,-.i
q '"s"'-a 81 kind. 81 PINE LUMBAR 90 the n,ust
sv"s~l.ie ,srm- lt cA,h
ANa"eri in ihis yard - eEs+iishi planning e,a-
",ne. ~hirh ~ilh e e.'nS'shiy supsIisa with s.or
g H,o''"r' ~"s'hsr boarding ee''irs. Sc. whs IA
h<'d sr eass. N. l.,sx 81 any tssc. IN ,he vss-
'ss" N'anify. All srl-ss ,h,nkssIIv re~essed ant
f-osrnisly sr.rsi-sl u. L s. ROOF A ca
whcel'ne. Aseu-f lift
Washington Exsnio<f coy ~ smenst Of two All
lar. aud charge Tines.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

pecIslv i0r Ladies' Cloaks and hahIts.
Get 2 W.T.. sEIBY
NEW Fall. AND WINTER GOODS.
ZIER 4. cox.
a RE just receiving lrom New York. Phila-
n deiphIa md Baltimore, at thclr store. No
Is7 Main street Wheeling Va. an entire new
stack Of Brush, Freneh, and American Goods,
of all the various styles and quaiies to suit the
tall rfade- There will be found IN the assoTt-
ment'
sorted eoiors, GO % Sattineits assorted colors;
SO ps XIV Jeans; 80 ps Red. White and yellow
Flanneis; 400 pc bes ched muslins; so pa Bed
Tickinss; 100 ~ American and British Pnntsi
80 bales brown sheetIoes; 60 ps pislu, st-ip,d
and ehanceahls Alpaca Lustrssi 90 ps Chusans
. new article tor Ladies dres SCI, 81 ps Essrlsion
French aud embossed Ginghams; so ps Germaa
and FTench MeIinnes; 10 ps French BOmbazneS;
IS ps usso t~S Silks; 30 ps Irish Linens; ps
Al ron Checks. Fu.niitfre %; ia pc Giraffe
$50 Us colo ,uuslins, 9s pc MOusin de lanes.
plain, striped, and changeabie; too der Ladies,
SILK, q, co ton. LIse Thread and Mohsir
Hose; so dor Ladies' aud Gents gloves Of all
descrptioDe and prices; coo doz Spool cotisns
sss'd No$. 500 lbs sk.sin cotton white and col d:
100 lbs Psteat thread all cs.lcrsi 10 lbs sowing
Silk; 100 packs German and American Pms; 100
dor gaa webb AVID nett suspenderS; 30 Us Pom
gee Hdkfs, z 2 10 Flag and fancy do. 10 don Ifal-
ian crevats. % doz SATIN and -. mbaEine stocke,
20 dor Linen an.bric Udkfs. S DIS rich hgd and
striped We've. for LadIeS' -fesses, 10 ps Silk
rlvet, 10 Us cot on 20. ps A'plne cloths or
Ladies ding habits, 30 dOz Six, Taslioni,
EuinDu IN hitD Neit
To- ether ~ith varIets OF FancY goods, Rib
bSns Artificial flowers, Cdglngs, lnseriings,
Plat and Ashburt0a Lsccs. Also, plain and hg a
Bobblneits : wiss, MuIl and JacOuet sIushns;
Csrecianctte and Cap Laces, Wash bi-nde and
BlahOp Lawns AlsO-a large assoc mcnt OF
coat tri nuinEs. Tapes. tsisIs and Buttons OF
ali desert tons.
AISt@2a doz Florence braid, Prince albert.
Cypress. STRAW ahd Six BOnueti.
40 doz Mems aud Boys Seaiette Caps,
20 doz yeiveieen aud Cloth DO.
10 doz Fur do.
don sup OtteF, do
IS bales PittsLurgh Cottos Yarn. 10 0ales bat
TIM, &c. &c. 20 prs Rose and Msckinaw ~ IN
ket~.
Country merchants wishing 10 purchase an en-.
tire new stock, or 90 assert their stock on haud
viii BE- accommodated oR the most advantage
! Ous terms.
Ths above goods were purchased a. the iowcs
cash pfce. and viii be sold Wholesale D. retuI
"a prices that cannot be heat west Of the Nom
tsins. AZ We ssk. ~ for the public 20 call ant
examine gnr stock. No trouble u show gOod'
"a Not57 Nam -suyet. Wheeiiug, Va. aux -
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ALMANAC FOR 1874,

STEPHENSON AND HASWELL have jnsI
published the FARMERS and MECHANICS
Al MANIAC fnr le4t. caicuiatrd ny Jnhn Arm
strung. AN. Piaf. Of MslLrusties ia Miami Uni
varsity. Ohio. Copyright secured according Ia law
For sale in large small qraatites
Wheeling. Sept. 81. 1s43 argus
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DEFY GOODS.

Consisting in psrt Of 40 pieces blue, black bro
aud mi xei Civfis. Iaiffs ~ TN" - ~
sps French do. superior to anything Of the kind
ever offered In thus usafket u
10 - Beaver ani Pilot cloths.
and spotted. az new French style. III
vestings OF fx'd Peipek, b.'k and plain Satin
s~ansdowa. Moreno, xc.
loo - blue, black, bra wn and ed Satfiaeffs
SOD pa brown Maslins, 500 bleaeh.d do. "a on,
to rs cts 100 ps Tiekiass. t.t t.Ia :
IS Do cheek, 20 Domestic Ginghams. SO ps Red
Domestic Flannel. red. brown aud white sup
qratts, wsrranted never TO shriak. for cts
A super article Giraffe cloths and heavy v.lvs,
FIR rosss. Caaton Fianneis. .Aoreposs
Stocks. sc-rf. rravsts, stik hdkfs. Winter
Glove wish nearly every v,her arncie ia the
,..is FANCY GOODS.
While making our purchases, We have rsmem-
cred the ..a,lies, aud can oder for inspections,
Rich Fancy Velvet. for drcsses.
Plain black and a. q silk.
Gro de nap. all eoIsrs, figured and PLAN. 17a
Tsp. plan. yatsrsd aud striped Alpa;as At vsry
Plan black anI sd salins. plain and hs'd White
s>tu Fl f Il ..rs.
Fis'd and plain bonnet silks ri eh fg'd vsir.ts
Sup velvet riLho 10, plumes aud feathers. Nous
lin de LANES, plain and fg'd. Chusan de
Lanes. Waterei Lustres. MOhair Lustres
Velvet and Silk Cravals. Labe and Honnst
Wells. Mohair Mitis. Half fingered Nuts
Silk. WOolen and Cotton Hosiery OF all kinda.
$50 Moreno, Thibet and Wool sha Wis
100 silk wool and Tibet HdKis. Gimps Fringes
Woollen Net Caps. swiss Null, bishop Lawn
Linen Cambria. erossSoarred and Pam Jaco-
net, &c. f4
ETMost ofth.se goods have been outch ,sed
rem CoBsmisssvs Houses and in30rte rs, whi>h
ssyed Us some 10 70 IS per 81 aud enables Ia
fsr a better description Of Goods and al lower
SSices than II purchased Otherwise, aud ha wing
made ARA ugeIuents with a most experienced
purchaser IN Phiiadelphis, shall receive Rood.
weekly during the season OF every variety, and
as ~e ir tend to sell for small profits AID the
Same prie-sto all We decline opening boeks or
30 m.ke any running accounts. 49,
nov ,s1-- LowFtfER & BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
INSURANCE.

I'D ISKS viii he iaken Nv the FIRE. a MARINE
ia INSURANCE. COMPANY OF tHHEELINs
t0t fhr IOHesf rsfes on
Buiidine % kinds. st.ne. buek or woed.s
aad their contents: II III -
Sfea ;nboa;s .; IA cforirs; mills. Ae. f.ls M
Furniiure:
And merchandise Of ell kinds.
And asainstall dangers ate uding the trans
psrtaiIon offoods o y rivers, lskss, seas. canals
AMI railroads $500
Fer TIE character Of the comp my . to prcrips
iitude and IIber.iiy in she adjustment ind pn
menI of i~sses I'VE beg leave 10 refer 60 the Iuer.
chanis Of this place ID elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment VI claims uprrn aHg4
Office { Maix ST. II. W HARDtEG, Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

UST RECEIVED, lo' al snperior No SALT,
~ low tr CASH. al No l76 Market Sqaar-.
sep 10 D MGFNNtS
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CITY CASH STORE
Ne. l3S ,MAix srwExr. WHEELING. VA.
Goods! (sOOd.!s

Cheaper shsn sser before c5rsd rsis city for ss'A
sAiy
4 OWTHER & BOON, beg iesvs tn inform
their frisnds end the pubic generally. that
,hey have re-comsnenced business al the Store
rooai lately occupied 10y = Lo~fher d Co. anG
have lust received from New York snd Phila-
dolphin . very lsr.e aud beautiful assortment Of
FfeucJ,. I'm slfsh. Gsrmon. Indie and AH crirdu
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HARDWARE STORE.

AHA1eHJvv a 10 II NV E6 ~
WHOLESALE RETAIL ~
IMcE.srSv "A
shs.js<
HOUSE canb I've w
i verr rlr r~s-i frthst
StDhIsEHS an he rdwiths
Bmkl Murr~r r~inxskna bhina
Skins. H,x eTee.
-. rr e essts.
C'baCiI MAKERS will find y of
Fnes csh cum
Spanish .xr&
c4RpENrERs
OF wh~h wHIhs old mw
BLACkSMriiS
Anvil Benr~ Req. Re cheap.
complete and will be sold on ccom e,erms.
OCT go i8i3 orr GREER. No
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FOR A SPECULATION

DIANK DOOKS-The -Ute~r'pss 10 gse-
8 ,s.rrd H. lufri-ii Bissit Bl1ss ni 80 szcs and
5esrrirtion- ~ leW price siy pllier sceinlu
the Civ Prr-rns ~ha'g 10 aaee iFuss ruled 10
cav rari,rulaf yailer ~ ksgiuE hsf sters caii
IT, accommodated a. he shoncs rss.nie nsfire
Oid k~,ks rebnnd ~ sirci attention. ns iaf
hsanrh 81 ny ba-iurss 10 be SO ssrr.v.a i.iisial
.tsrs a pablic Pafrnags WI ) bOBB
ovt2S ca l2e Man s.
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UPRICrs TO srTT rue TIMES. -
CITY HOTEL.

CITY HOTEL.
M. l16 Mo'ket Sqsare. WHEELING. VA.
OHN ROBINSON. snnouBe ,s his friends sHd
. the pablo. that ne he fund his Old
Stand. No lie Market Sqnsrr. ready nj all times Ia
wait ann those who NAV fsvor him with call =
His TABLE 10 furnish 81 win The hest the hisrke,
the CRY.
The HOUSE is large and eommedious sad can
Lssir~ 100 p~s-,ns
The SrABLISC 10 aiss abundant. having RON
suffrirnt ." accommodate upssssds ef so hsrse--
This ia The ssiy Hoiri in The place thar Will pro-
vided f'r tho accommodation VI lIorss Drawers.
Movers NC. .-.t
RATES OF CnARGES-sinslr Meal. IS c,.-
I-sisinf .i2l e,s-Supper. Lodging and Break f.,,
62l ~'s-B-Ardby The Day. so r,--B".r.i per Week.
81 90. oc,7 I'm
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UNION STREET NHEELIN G..
HAYE iusi received frnm New York. q sion
and Philadelphia. y IL rec s''rpiy ef Srh"o'.
Theological nd Miscellaneous fnaks; i"grther win
general as.nr,men, &C STATIONERY. ~hici, 'Aey
oder to the Public at low psic~-. ect2
EXTRA FLOUR.
A FEW BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR made of
EAwhiie Wheat, just received aud s-r sat~ by
Sept u. I543. IIRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

WNOR SALE, Gold. Emeraid. Ruby. T.rvS
a aud saarneIled FINGER RINGS
ccI3 A o FAIRCsiLn
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MILLINERY.

lCsc.sr Of .Msyee and ch~ch sfrsr,,., r..
M RS WADE wsaid rc>pe effuliy inform IN.
.tst i.rd'.sof UAeeiing ard vicinity that sh,
tas iust received f,vm Philadslphia sn,i New
ct lr. Ronaefs, CAPS. ssrnet Silk .. Frrnet
III ~ r.. Plumcs. Bonnet cACsp Ribbons. Fancy
Nets, Silk and ash klnitts. Lscts and I'd
gim--, all OF hir h enc oAers st Eastern ~ ices.
N b. Sca-ern and Straw Bonne,- rieans d
slt~rev and sreel pressed in the n atesi style an
az short notice. oct 2s-3n.
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N CCTLkRY.-The sa' scrihsr hs.i,. sresir.
cd fresh .utplv of HARDWARE d CUT EKY.
The n'"si Of which Am. ric~n nanoseinr- great
y rdnecd prices. sHd o. equal quality with tie As-s
Engii-h mnnuise.nre. Those ~hn are a~quai.;ed
nh The pfices Of Hsrdws-e will pie a.. and see
NE practical opposition of what 10 roiisd BIZ soms
The late high Isr;d on the following srtrirs Ill a.
rperiean:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT sAws
FIT do HAND A.,
WEN DO Lacks Hinges. S~rsws.
Boucher k"ives Ss,s knives Lsishes. 'andlcssirks.
tas'"r'. Rules B-v IL. sduare,, Plane Bnts Chissi.
screw drivers. Cerhp'sses. AusGrs. :mhlsts. Bsil
AHe'. F'o' Adzes. Iialcllis, Brushe-. kc t.s.ihss
~nh large hat Of seytLss. Sseki~s. seyIh- R,ass
and Sryths Sioaes SAM'L NE.t
jnne 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

SANDERS SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUST received. supply VI Sanders Serles OF
% s. he0t Banks. sting &c volumes. from
the Primary School Primer, 10 the 'F.urh School
Reader" These irr'ks possssa rSpesor claim. to
the sientis,u gf ieoc.~rs and Others. heing well
adapted IL the capacities of Children mud Youth.
For sale by s5.,s JOHN J lIASwELL. IL
nov l A ~ t-- UnitHI ST.
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1NO C0UNTRYfHxTTERs-

YSO COUNTRYfHxTTERs-The sub
u srriber . nov feceivine large and we'll
'~icesrd a-rorm-ai of HATTERS' STOCK
and TRIMMINGS. which he "Hcss NJ .
sns.n sdeesce h"m prices for CASH. his
t'c,sn sn'ch. -Rnssia. Neuirs. Dr." 10 wsrranied
PURr and UHMIxED. . i, j. .ueh .. wa. .~lec,ed
for his as~. C. MCALLAM
sep % t-iet-
SUPERIOR HAMs-we have ja.s s-rer
~ vesi t.f Of FINE BANS. ~hsch will be sold
low fov CASH.
.r,rs JAMES FORSYTH co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
WEST ERIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
C.rtrAr HS00 000

HIS company t.inf n-w duly erEa ni.sd a,
preaared TO make insurance on every de.-
ertpion ofFirr and Marine Risks. such a-dwsi-
ling ieuses, Store ousss &c With their con.
tents. Also. Seam Boats. Fat Poats sod Veal
lsoatE' with their cargGcs. To y cd from any art
Gu the Ohio and Nisrirsipp rivers. OF tiisk trih-
ntary streams. App lea ton r. insurer &c - .
made for the present NJ the Office of the Wheel
ing Savings Insiituton
| hC0Y GRef-v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

n NOLDEN Oh. VS. have sple,,d,d Ia-cc
NJ 90 ,lsen Olive Br,ad CoIh-de.igned IS
peclsIlv Tor Ladies Cloaks and hah,I..
Get 2 W.T. SEIBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

TNRUSTEE'S SALE--la pur-usnee of /.
u deed OF Trust executed by James Stephen
Is43. and dul. recorded IN the clerks Office OF
Ohio county Va. ishsll proceed to sell a. public
az ction. ON FRIDAY the 10th day of November
next at the auction rooms If ~ all d Wickham
IN the city OF Wheeling all the household ami
Such.n Furoitnre and p'h~r pros.erty named IL,
said de et. consisting " part as follows. Carpct-
Giasse-. Feather Beds. Bedsteads, CHM ware
&C. Also. ooe iron snfr. one ratest balancr
one full sett OF b. ok hin6ers' tools. variety Gf
stersotyped pl lfes, &c. Together with all other
Property conveyed TO me by said deed Of trust.
more particular description of which. can be lad
by reference fo schedule marked \. attacked to
and made part of ssid deed.
Sale la mnen=e al 10 o'clock. NJ
Terms Cash ATKINSON,
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NOR SALE, CLOCKS. WATCHES and
JEwELRY. WATCH CHAINS. SEALS A.<
KEYS. Gold. Glib and Steel
o-i3 A o FAIRCHfLD
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AIOTICE--An Persons having clsiI~s aKsinst
~ the late firm of Stephenson Il Hsswsi bs-sk-
SELLERS. will plea-e present Them aud t'se indshiss
will please make pavTn~ni rIhwih 10
oe; % JOHN HASwELL. u,'iOS ST.
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GtOMIC sOHGS-The Go IL Uh i y"u'fe
~ Yours spng,irr; Lucy Longs iIuinnii's Bird;
The Kentucky and visgnin 9 hgsier; f"~ Celestial
Se'nE-tcr; Comic S'aesrs' jewels and 'iie Cirsd
Sisies Screamer aud RousIng NlGRer Z ssrsr. fnes
at,ly A FTP each Jad reed and fr sic hv
oct ~ WA ROBB. s2a Ai-in 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

CTEEL PENS-A Iresh snrplv nf several
kinds Of The rnoH approved STEEL PENS
Fer ssiehy JOHN HASwELL.
ocIl1 Quinn ST.
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NvHE SUBSCRIBER csn now supply the
a'owipg Cheap Works. Published by the
Messr- iiarper- CSs.
The Bankers Wife. nv Mrs Gore. price 2S
The Presidents Daughter. ny Mis-. Brem-r 2S
Nna. heinz 81 pnr az the Presidents Daughters. 25
The HOME. nv Miss Bremer. 25
The NEfGHBORS. da. IS
The Lat Ship. Inv the auihcr nf rsvendish.' &c *
Hume. or The Iron Rule. nv Mrs Ellis. IS
ust-'ken. r-mame Of York, by Y Fay. p
The Days Of Queen Mar. with engr.vinrs) 25
Change fer the American N"les, 25
oct 10 WILLIAM ] ROBB.
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ETHING FOR THE LADIES
- JOHN J HASWELL. Cni,n 81. has receives
sapply 81 very besaiiful cslered scented Srslins
War saitasIs faf Notes. &c. Also supply O
Nsfe Paper. oct IL
, 1843-04-15

The following news from England,
received by the Columbia, will be re-
garded with pleasure by the grain
growing sclions of the Union:
1.-The only bright spot in the sur
rounding gloom is the measure about
to be introduced 10 Parliament for
admitting Canadian wheat and flour.
and United States wheat and flour,
by way of Canada, into this country
at a fixed nominal duty. Some doubts
existed a short time back as to the
sincerity of the Government relative
to this measure, but Lord Stanley has
cleared away all mists or the subject.
by stating emphatically that the Gov
eminent accepts the Interpretation
put upon his despatch of last year by
the Governor General and Legisla
ture of Canada. The bill passed by
the Provincial Parliament of Canada,
imposing n duty of three shillings, per
quarter on United States wheat 60
ing into Canada, only waits the re-
ceipt of some Information from Sir
Charles Bagot to receive the royal
assent, and then a bill will be intro
duced into the British Parliament, vir-
tuaIIy repeating, as far as Canada and
the United States are concerned, the
corn law Of last year. This is re-
garded in England as a very impor-
tant measure. 1t is so in realitv.--
That it will give a great impetus to
the trade between Canada and the
mother country, while it will benefit
the States of the Union contiguous to
Canada, seems unquestionable.
, 1843-04-15

than tipling or moderate drinking is n
knave. Those who honestly fear that
evil may grow out of the temperance re-
form, knows nothing Of its principles.
To conclude, the writer of this arti-
Gle happens to know that the pretended
admission of MI. HIS defeat is utterly
untrue; and he offers as a reward either
one years subscription to the Radical or
a large new octave Bible, with notes
and marginal references to any man who
will publish any ideas, remarks, scrip
ture quotations, or any thing or every
thing said at that debate, which in the
estimation of competent judges, shall a.
mount to one solitary arugment against
the temperance cause, (tetOtalism if you
please) or tend in the remOtest degree to
prore that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
reform is injurious to the public welfare,
or not in accordance with the principles
and spirit of christianity, for, be it known
that dogmatical assertions unsupported
by eviidence-scripture quotations that do
not apply to the subject, witicisms and
doggreal poetry, cannot by any rule of
logic, be dignified with the name of ar
gument.
Mr.. Adams will give up my name TO
the man who shall claim the proposed
reward, by complying with the terms on
which it is offered; and l propose that
the Justices of the county Court, or any
three Clergymen of different denomina'
lions, who may chance TO meet in this
town, shall decide whether he is entitled
to tor in other words they shall de-
eide whether NJ good reason can be
cleaned from the Ashley debate, which
would justify a moral or benevolent man
in offering the slightest opposition TO the
Washingtonian society.
, 1843-04-15

We understand that a report is in cir
culation that we had charged Mr.. Davis
for publishing his correspondence in the
controversy with Mr.. Henderson, in re-
lation 10 the Temperance debate. The
statement is false. We have made no
such charge against Mr.. Davis, and he
may rest assured, and his friends too,
that we shall make no charge for pub
fishing any communication in relation TO
fhe Temperance question that they may
see fit to send in.
We cannot imagine the object had
in view by the circulation of so pitiful a
falsehood, unless that it was TO be used
In the last extremity as a very consistent
apology for the non appearance of Mr..
Davis notes and comments.
, 1843-04-15

A MoneiarV Crisis in England.--
Several OF the English papers argue
that & monetary crisis is approaching
in that country and thus varions rem
cdies are suggested. The London
Spectator proposes that gold be re-
duced IN value 10 per cent. This l.
denounced in other quarters with ear
nes,neSs and zeal. We alsn learn
from the London Sun. that the Dad.
number Of a periodical publication.
entitled achievement Currency
Pamphlets" has appeared. and con-
iains plans for a Government ciicula-
ting medium founded upon the prop
erty of the country. the repeal Of
five millions Of pounds of taxes. and
a gradual ard homes, liquid; ton OF
the national debt. 1t proposes that
The Government should take the
monetary system entirely under its
control. and appoint an effcien, mead
board Of management, similar TO that
which directs the Bank Of ENGLAND.
the Board Of Trade. Or in the Com
m~.ssioners of the Woods or Forests;
the members to be precluded from
engaging in any mercantile t%ransac-
TINS. and to be literally remunerat-
ed for their services; that ffrv mill
lion pounds Of paper money be issu-
ed on the years revenue. but to be
diminished at the discretion of the
board, and to be permissive only. and
That nc longer a period than oneyear
without the sanction Of Parliament;
that payment OF this Government pa
per be demandatle at the Govern
ment Office in gold or silver; that
bankers be privileged to obtain advan-
ces to The extent Of three fourths of
their securities; tina, the cost Of OBJ
tanning advances he so inconsidera-
BILE as to offer no further distractions
than may be requisite to prevent the
public giving unnecessary trouble;
and that all proceedings be annually
laid befnre Parliament."-BickneTs
Reporter.
, 1843-04-15
HAMPTON L. BoosE has been appoint
ed by the Supreme Bench, Clerk OF the
Supreme Court Of this State.

Aupunos. the celebrated ornithoio-
pist, saws the St. Louis Republican, has
arrived in our city. He is staying at the
Glasgow House, and intends starting a.
bout the 2Olh inst, in the boat of the
American Fur Company, for the mouth
of the Yellowstone. He will proceed
from thence to the Rocky Mountains, in
company with several gentlemen who
are with him. He will also be Joined
by Sir William Stewart, Of Scotland
who is also in the city. His object in
visiting the mountains and prairies OF
the far West, is to add to his splendid
collection such specimens of birds, &C.,
as he may find there. Mr.. Audubon is
quite an aged man, but his active and
hardy life has given a vigOr and strength
TO his constitution which renders him far
more active than the generality of men
of his years. His great work on Or
anthology, has already given him a fame
as wide as the civilized world, and we
anticipate that his proposed trip to the
Rocky Mountains will add much more
to its invaluable worth. We wish the
energetic author much success and plea
sure in the journey he is about to take.
Such men, and they are rare, deserve
the thanks of the reading public, and
they never fail TO secure it.