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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
w. ~ & S. n. JTAfESON.
g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

West fde Of Main street. WhseliHg, Va.
HAVE on hand and constantly manufsctur.
ing general assortment Of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
20 supply 70 order all sizes aud qu alItIes IN the
PRESENT OF past style, as may SUIT customers,
Black add DTab BeavlT and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b ard an assortment Oiplain
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps,
al Of which they offer 90 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the mos. favorable terms
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share or pub
lie patronage which they are determined 70 de-
serve By prompt atten Ton, personal application
20 business aad cheap and fsyors BE rates.
mar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
BONNETs.

s TODD has just received 81 the Sourh
a. end ofMarkot square, general assortment
Of Bonnets, viz
Super Wave and open Bonnets.
DO Florence do
DO Fire Seven Brad English Straw 10
do Eleven do do DO
Bovon's Fancy lawn, Cyprus and Willow Bonnes,
Also. Tor Children. Florence Braid snd Straw
Bonnsts. I,sghsrn snd Palm Leaf Hats Of different
qualities Vslvetssu and Cloth esy1 u ~ s,zos
mag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
MANUFACTURES
WINDOW GLASS.

GA SYMMES & JAMES n ROBERTS
w . respectfully in;arm the public that they
have entered into CO. partnsrship in the roanYrc,
OF Window Glass Of the Glass Factory in south
"hesli"g. where they will always keep on hand
STOCK OF Glass Of all sizes, which Isey will sell 10
ofder ut Tho lowest prices Orders addressed In
the" will be promptly SLED with an article war.
,ah'eo TO be equal TO any Cylinder Gla. manu-.
~a W me WeSierR country. dee s6-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

NEW BTORE-AT TAI MAIN STREET
p K X. 3. MARSH, would respect full y
O. intern the citizens Of Wheeling and lie
Visiniiy that they have taken the Sore Rsom l4l
Asir ST, Zone door north oG A o Fsrohild's Jewel
~ SIsrs) where they have just received and are
sew epsning . choice selection Of
SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS,
purchased in the Eastern Cities At The lowest price
and which they are disposed TO sell 81 snail adj
ysnss for CASH. Their Stock consists in part
Sup wsol dyed, Black, Blue, Invisible Green
and Cadet mixed Cloths; Wool Black, Blue and
Fancy Coorsd Cs'simereI; A good assortment Of
SsUinetis and Ky Jeans; GambrOons and Summer
Cloths; French and German Linens Plain and rbb'd
Linen Drlings York Dsnnirns aid Mexican Mix.
tarss; Colt0nsdei nd blue drills together with a
general sssoItrnsnt ofGentlcmen's Summer wear;
PRINTS Of ell qualities aud prices; 44hs French and
Anlsriean ChintEes; Esrlsion ond Manchester Cling.
hams; American Gingbsms; 3-4lh. 18th and 4.4lh
TiekinEs; Checks, 2 4. 10 and 4Aihs wide 81, 10
and l.4ths Paris Lawns; Black and fancy cold
Mousslin de LANES; Rich bTOcads Lawns; Black
uud blue Blsck BOwbszinss. Rl<ck and bus black
Alpacha LuSirsE; Matasui end other black Italian
LustringE Birck and blue black Stripe and 6g'j
Fouh d Sore; Do and DO Silk Velveis; New siy 10
VsshnEs; Black SATIN do; Silk and Linen Cambriek
Hdkis; Gsnilsmsn's Silk Scars; Bonnet Silk and
Lawas; Ladies' snd Gents black and Fancy cold
Paris I'D Cloves Black Itslan CTaVais; Black Fillst
ard Love Wells; Satin and BOmbazine Stocks; Black
sna White Italian Grape; Silk, Cotton and Mohair
Gloyea' Ladies Filet and Silk Cloves and Mitis;
CpHhFieks. 81 and Ga Plain and crUss baird; JAG.
lsnsts, 81 and 8 4lhs Plain; Null Leoo ard Book
huslins; Nai.sOOks and Bishop Lawns; Linen Lawns
and Paper m0slinG Gum Suspendou, Lacea Of ell
kinds; CQl1 Cambfics; Cotton Flsgs and BsnSanas
lTabby Vsfstsi Patent Thread, Spool Cotton and
Buuons piery ahsOfied; Umbrellas and Farssols
Alec snsral assortment Of bleaehed end brown
ghesiinEs and shiriings, Of Bleachsd Drilling Pat
.nt Thread gnool Cotfon. BuffoHa Hosfery 80.
Cd, Umbrsnassnd Pa rssols. Bonnsts. Palm leaf and
Ieabsrn Hsit, together with shoics selection Of
Ribhsa and FloN srs sutabls 10 the season..
Thsyi invite the people 10 call and sramins their
stock a. hey ere determined 10 sell ~ low The
ans kind Or goods can bs purchased IL any ssiab
lishnsnt ia WhssliHG SB.& NE n.
mRrl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

HF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Porter & Wagner,
Isaac Sprin ger and others,
In ChaHcery- By virtue Of the decree pronouu-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day Of November
1912, the undersigned, will offer for sale, al the
residence Of said Springer, 10 miles east Of
Wheeling on the National road, on saturday the
third day OF June next the following personal
property, belonging 20 the defendant Isaac
Springer, 10 wit, one horse, cows, 2 feather
beds, bedsteads and beddmgs, bureau, 2 tlbles,
dOz chairs large copper kettle, and 8 hogs.
Also, ono lot of land containing one acre, stu
ated on the National road, four and half miles
east Of Wheeling, being the residence Of said
Springer together with the improvements there
on
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of the personal
property on all sums 10 the amount $40; over
that sum, 90 days credit will be given, bearing
interest from the day Of sale. For the real estate
a credit OfsIK twelve and egh tech months with
interest the purchaser or purchasers giving DO 1dl
with good security, for the payment Of the pur,
chase money, for said personal property and rsa
estate, and the tltle 20 said land retained unit
the same ia pad,
7 W MITCHELL, y 8, tor
AIch Woods sheriff Ohio 60.
maV aad Con.r lu hiu bghaif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

aek, Blue, Invisible Bot Silk handkerchief,
Green, brown s. DraU White und black Fil'er
9TH. gloves and Mits,
Ne. black, draL, slate g. Silk. cult & hid do do
% cslorsd Cassimeres, AHfrini Flowers,
snch. plaid, blue rib'd Black lace, chanIIlln, file
'sk, Dab angle milled and guuze wells,
Mourning Collars.
Iiineit & Reniuky jean, tIllei, thread, anil Isle Ia
qualiIe and prices. 'es. edsii G.. loetngs, &c
Iaaier sIuGs for men and Ealmslrn Cuttings,
"a. Ribbons ia great variety
lia and stripped Linen IlnCk& undressed IIolaSd
linEs, Figured, Cheine g. plain
10 drill & MeIicaA mix pnrasols,
rs. Ssuich ginshan & CoIi0S
ton AIDES & SirnsSS cloth. umbrellas,
mhroou and VelVetcen, VesIings, ssms Spanish
0 pieces Print. AssorI- patterns,
qualities, A large stock Of Notions
beautiful uisorinent or Such rs buttons, brushes
snrL Mosaic EaGlish combs, Plus, buses, tapes.
In1 and Lawn, sewing silks, coIds, sus-
,uslin De lanes q ehal- Pende's, gun caps, &c.
o. IL tales 4 4 bro. Muslin.
aInSray, Manchester, 4 do bleIched do
rlsrsn and Amercan'l0- and 1914 Blankets
nKAans, 3 bales cotton yarn ~ o
an0 silks aAd Lawns, Wedding and batting,
risus eslSrS, TWknsys and FlanAss,
cached l. brs Irish Lin Carpets and Rugs,
. grass de Florence hrnId & honey
and 1914 dsnask Ia conbLeghorn, ] | braid &
Sisper willsw fash HE bOnneIs
ash and Hri's eye Dc Gsnilsmen's single & d1u-
hns, black sRi niIsdble hrimed Leghurn hais
% and halt hsss, Palm leaf do, &c.
K de. MATTERS FURS AND
pachs LHStrs, TRIMMINGS.
Abszines, Nutria, Russia, Muskrat
'neh Enslsh neri- and Coney,
%. findings aud bindings,
irk and blue black Eros SkIVers, sides & lips,
Rhine silks, St-pIng brushes, feathers,
iped, hEA & water'ddoI Zip papers,
ick silk & labhy velvet. Shelack aud extract Of
& 81 Silk shawls, LOgwosd,
dies and gonilomon's SaIony and Spanish lelts,
in l. pilk scarfs, ibOwslTIngI, &s.
ndanla. haI g. fancy
We are willing to sell at a small advance for
IN either wholesale or retail. Those wishing 10
rehsSs will please give usa call, mind al No.
Il Main o., whore they shall find goods cheap
81 any other house in the city,
mar IS, o & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29


TBNHE SUBSCRIBER is raw prepared, wI'h the
necessary machinery. and il successfully
prosecuting the manufacture Of Lard Oil at his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
with his present mach merry - turn cut about SIX
hundred ga Ions a Week Of OIL tAat be warrants
equal to any manufactured in tho UEted STATES,
for 81 purposes equal to the best Sperm, and for
machinery far superior TO any other kind of oil.
He is enabled to sell at the lowest Cincinnati
prices. MIllers mschInists, ingredients nd Others
are invited to give him a call, he ~ prepared To
sell wholesale or retail, on such terms as cannot
fail to please. Oil put up 10 Barrels, Kegs, cans
orIs any manner OF qu5ntIty 10 SUIT purchasers.
All orders promptly attsUdSd 40. AddresS
81 WARREN.
Cash paid for Lard mar II
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mORE CHEAP ROOKs.

UNHE Pilgrims Of The Rhine. by r Bulwsr,
n Harper' edition for l53 cents. The Family
Library, No ; which completes MilmaR's History oi
the Jews in , vols price IS cents per vol. Shak-
spearss Dramatic Works snd Poems No 3, price 81
cents. Brande's Encyclopaedia Of Science, Lrera-
turs and ART, No 6, the whole work will be com
plsisd in 70 numbers at IS cts each. just received
and ior sale by VIM. kObB'
r,sy 2 G e. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
DIR Y-G GOD s.
A. n Johnston. W. NJ B-rryhrll. J. H. ginborhlu
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL & co.

AHIOULD Inlur,n tine public that they nave
Wv ceiNed from the East and have open
ed Of M. 1871, Main street., large stock OF Spring
and Sumner Goods, French. Engli'h IRd American
n Dart AZ follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

NUIIOE To HUI Shh BF'F LhS
TIME subscribers beg leave TO inform the Giif
zeas of Wheeling and vicinity, that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE Of No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may b0 found aR extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany framed Locking Glasses, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, consisting Of
Feather beds holsters. Pillows curled haIr Spanish
moss. cotton, husk and spring matlTasses together
with a full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered IN this city; all
Of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
and warranted.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany Veneers.
Vuruish. Sp nIsh moss. Sc &c, constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
furniture on the most accommodating terms and az
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in Evansville can be lea with J. FAD
ANS l. Co
Jun % HENDEL & HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T.. WHARTON,

AT TEE CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN srRKkrs
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

FARNHAM'ST TRAVELS.
ENARNHAMS travels Ia Salia Fe, Oregon and
the Rocky Mountains. with description Of the
country, climate. &c, by r. J. Famham. Just re-
ceyed and for sale by
STEPHENSON & HAswELL.
CONQUEST AND sELF-CONQUEsT,
ar which makes the Hero. The above l. the lille
~ Ofa work, tho subject Of which is indicated
by Iis Tile, which is eIempli6ed in the conIrssted
career Of two TidShpmen, who led through scenes
on land and sea, through school, and love. ill
their adventures end in the vIctcry Of "Seli Cen
quest" Just received and for snle by
G & 4 VIM ROBB.
maya al the old stand Of Robb & Stephenson.
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INSURANCE.


- lSkS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
HI, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at me loUest rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, OF, ne, brsk orws0dsa
AID their contents:
STEAMBOATS,; factories; mall s. &c.
Furniture:
And merchant ofall kinds.
And against all dangers stte ndinE the trans
portation Of goods IN rivers, lakes, seas. canals
and railroads
Fer the character Of the companya TO prornp-
iitude and hberality IN the adjustment and pay-
ment Of osses I'VE beg leave to refer to the mer-
ehants Of this place and elsewhere who have had
the adjustment Of claims upon Us aUg4
Oftlee 90 Mgin ST. D.LAMB SCQ'y.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAFITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly Orga nized, 10
prepared 20 make Insurance on every des-
critpiOn ofFre and Marine Risks, such ssdwel-
ling Houses, Store NJ ouses &c with their con.
tents. Also, Sieam Boats, Flat Boats aod Keel
B0ats, with their eaTgOes, 20 aad from any Tort
on the Ohio and MississippI rivers, their trlb-
utaIy streams. ApplIcat ton for Insurance 10 be
made for the present 81 the office Of the Wheel
ing Savings Ins titution
aug r MCCOY, sse''Y
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r.s wErK. 1914
sisEl' papers for sale by the carriers and at the
orhcs OF oonis copy.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times,
70 published en- wednesday at 81 90 per annum
- advance, or 81 iG not paid within one month
from the beginning Ofthe year. No new subscriber
wilt be received, except such A. pay in advance.
For moRihs OIL SO is invariably charged No
subss rber received for less term than sir months
sad ne paper discontinued except atths discretion
Of the publisher, until all srresrsgss are paid.
TERMS ADvERTIsINo.
Three Insertions or less per square, $500
One week, Sl,5O
Two Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks. S3,25
-Four weeks. s4O9
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Advertisements inserted I'LL forbid or without
express order. will be inserted until ordered out
sud charged dollar Gar LIST three insertions, and
l. cts for each insertion alter. Advertisements
ias.ited three times . week for three fourIhs tho
ss.vs. Weekly for one hall por week.
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n w HElShELL, has received and 10 non
". opening at the corner OF Union and Msrker
Street, opposite South West corner of the MARKET
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27

eminent. Nine years have passed since thai
Journal, which has 90 long exercised such n.
duenoe over the opinions asd movements d
lie party, vsntured upon .aaking the iOllOwihg
well known prophecy. How kr subsequent
events have established the claims q the an.
thor to the title Of q prophet We leave i iOr
our readers to Determine.
awhile every part Of America re-
jOices--while every heart not enslayed
to the scrub-aristOcracy Of TIE psper
system-While every Independent and
patriotic citizen exults 10 the recovery
and restoration Of the llOng-lOss gold
eurhency-the WRsT. and al western
citizens, have the deepest and greatest
cause for proud exultation and manly
rejoicing a, this Propilious event. For
Of all America, the West is the part
which needed most, and will profit
most, from the circulation Of gold.
Happily, they have but few banks in
the west, and therefore need gold to
carry about and to travel upon. Hap
PLY, again the greatest supply ofgold
will go to the West The emigrs0ts
removing to that great region will all
carry gold 10 preference to either sill
yer or paper, for il is lighter than sill
yer and safer than paper. The land
Offices will become receptacIes and
reservoirs Of gold; whence il will be
distributed TO the country through the
Government disbursements, through
the military, the surveying, and the
Indian departments; and wo to the Off
Ger, who having received gold from
the Government, shall presume or
dare to offer paper to the soldier or
citizens. Then a great stream Of gold
,OiH fo,O up the Mississippi from N.
Orleans, aud difass 10 self all oUer the !
great West. Nearly all gold coinage
Of the New World will come to the
United States; for, all the coinage Of
the new Governments Of Mexico and
South America, being the coinage Of
rebel provinces, cannot 60 TO old
Spain, or 10 any other dependencies
and, therefore, will come to the Uni
ted States as its natural and best market.
This will fill the West with DOnbIooas
and half joes; and, in eight or nine
months from this time, every supstan-
iial citizen vii have long siIken purse
Of fine open not work, through the
OF which the yellow gold
will shine and glitter. Then travel.
Iers will be free from the pestilence Of
ragged filthy, and counterht notes.
Every substantial man, and every
substantial man and every substantial
mans wife and daughter, will travel
upon gold. The satellites ofthe bank
llone, to show their survile subsection
o their le.gue monarch, will repins at
he loss Of paper"
Globe ofJuly 16, 1884.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IOWNDES COUNTY.

PROBATE Court January Term, I545.
I'm pursuance Of an order granted me By the
Probate Court Of Lowndes County at the
January term thereof shall proceed to sell to
lie highest bidder, On the 9Th day Of April
next. he following described tract or parcel
GLAND, belonging 70 the estate Of Francs l.
Sharp, Decd
TIE west half Of section 10, township II,
south. range eighteen west, in Lowndes ooun-
" snd Stale Of Mississippi. The above prop
srty 70 be sold at the Court House door, n the
osn Of Columbus, on a credit Of one and two
ysars from the Cay Of Sale. Noes with aP-
Fhvsd secnriiy VIII be required. with a stat
aiziF lien on the same for the purchase mo-
hsy JAMES n. SHARP. Adm,
Ftb l6, 1873
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In Virginia every county in the State has
been laid out IN divisions and committees o.
correspondence appointed. whose names arc
published in the Richmond Wing. The Wigs
ofold Dominion seem determined 70 overthrow
I,oeo Focoism and ireaehsry.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27

Harris tho Editor Of the Union at Nashville
a Loco Foco OF the deepest dye, and az aboli-
tionist withalhas been appointed by Mfr. Tyler
10 a foreign appointment
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hICHAhU HENHT BKUW NE
Terms.
FOUR Dollars per annum in advance.
FIVE 4" ifpaid in Six Months.
A. tho ard If the near

Three copies a year for ten dollars in advance.
five copies a year for fifteen dollars in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted at the usual rates.
ApvERrTsEAENrs not marked with the nun
Der Of insertions, win be published until for
bid, aud charged accordingly.
LETTERS addressed 70 the publisher tn insure
attention must be PosT PAID.
ANNOUNCISs CANDIDATES, Ten Dollars,
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DEMOCRATIC WIG

lAOta1-NI HbNHN aHWNF , Al'---LUAluH
THURsDAx, APaxE., ag, .Is4s.
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The present embarrassed condition Of this
country is subject Of deep concern to every
oitizsn who ieels 90 interest in the public wei
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-03-30
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Thirtyseven Thousand Dollars-Vioin-
las share of the Land money-is now lying in
one of the Banks Of Richmond to the credit of
The State, and yet our high-minded Legislators re-
'use to receive it-preferring to wiring the money
needed for the wants OF the Government from the
hard earnings of suffering and embarrassed peo-
pie, by new and odious system Of taxation!
YES, KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the immaculate, self-styled Democratic Par
ty, who reject this comparatively patry sum,
which comes to us under Mr.. CLAWS Dis,ribu-
ton BILL with the indignty of an offered charity
or brlbe-received with avidity, and retain with
out blush, the hundreds Of thousands of dollars
which fell to Virgna's share under Gen. JACK
SONS Deposie bill
YES, KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEG
PIE, That these lookers.after Spoons, and
Wooden Clocks, and poor Clerks Salarie s.
these paragens of consistency, and models Of
public virtue
Reject with scorn the thing they took before,
Not for itsclf-but because IL is no more!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-03-30

the public credit, increase tho revenues, reform
official abuses, and rctrench expensos--cut,ing
down the expenditures Of Government from an
average Of IYIIRTY-SlX MILLIONS per an
mum, as was the case under Mr.. Van Buren's
to about SIXTEEN MILLIONS
and showing, in short, the complete redemption
OF every promise made by the Wings in 1910, SO
far as the power to fulfill them was given,
by the Constitution, more exclusively TO Con-
gress-and demonstrating that the failure of
every other measure for the good Of the coun-
try, and tue restoration of its prosperity, was
owing TO the detection and treachery Of the act
ing President, john Tyler. The proofs adduced
on this head We're numerous and irresistible
some of them new, no doubt, to most of the peo.
pie who heard them-and, from their very char.
acter, must have sunk Mr.. Tyler, in their cs,ma.
ton, TO depth ofnfamy shat they could hardly
before have dreamed of. We could but wish ,ha,
MIR. Stuart would consent to write out this speech
for the benefit Of the public-for it could not fail to
Go good. His hearers were delighted with it, and
the only regret we heard expressed on the occa.
sion was, that we were to lose The boneji,
OF his services, in n station which he has filed
Tor the lasttwo years, with so much honor 10 him.
self and advantage to the country. But his IRE.
solve" VIC suppose, is irrevocablc.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-03-30
SHERIFFS' COMMISSIONS.

The bill which yesterday passed to it's en-
grossment on this subject provides that when a
forthcoming bond shall be taken for the delivery
OF property levied upon by virtue of any execu-
ton, the Sheriff shall include in said bond COM
mission of only f,oo and a haY per cent. upon the
hTst three hundred dollars and only one per cent.
upon all over that amount
IT the property be sold under the first rxecu.
tion or the money paid, the commission shall be
hVe per cent upon the first $500, and two per cent
upon all over that sum, as at present
ii the forthcoming bond be forfeited and the
money made on the second execution, the sheriff
VIII be entitled, in addition 10 that embraced in
the bond, to per cent. on the first $780, and two
per cent. on all over that amount.
SO that IT the debtor pay under the first execu-
ton, he will be subject at most to 5 per cent; or
II under the second execution the property be sold
or the money paid, the highest commission in any
case VIII be seven and half per cent. instead OF
ZEN PER CENT, now allowed.
The act is to take effect from and after the Is,
of May.-Whig o|IHurs9ay.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-03-30
UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.

1t twill be seen tina, considerable feeling is man.
ifested in England on account of the alleged sup
preston of a nap by Mr.. Webster, which favor
ed the BIRTHS of the Boundary question A
writer in the Ndonal Intelligencer, who seems
to speak by authority, says there is nothing TO
show that the French map in question was the one
referred to by DR.. Franklin and tina, the complaint
about conccalment has no foundation in Justice.
because, according to the statements now made, a
map, with the boundary marked precisely in the
same way, was known to be in The Foreign office
in Engand-yet no particular inf ortance seems
to have been attached to it. Moreover, the wri-
ter says there is now in existence one of Mitch
ellis original large maps, such as is proved by
MIR. John Adams, and admitted on all sides, to
have been before the Commissioners in 1883,
marked with strong red lines, conforming TO the
British claim, and which is known to have been
in existence and In the same state it now is. for
fifty years, copies of which were taken by Brit
ish gentleman in New York, several wears AGO.
and sent home to his Government. II would an
pear therefore. from these facts, that there is no
ground for the charge oil fraud in the negotiations.