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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

"A &ARD-- Mr-wharinn.16 ,r a. it ~. mat.
CANfS Of ~" s'Oail interest to- anver--sEo he
MADE euhi"Hsrae while they reurain nj a pahlic
house ""usd lake the liberty. ihnrigh your paper.
10 ree'nr srd Z" The Mrrrhapis Of the Wsr sA.l
all othes who yisiJ psiladslphia. T., nr, 40 ut me
Alad'son House. kept 10y Col Gen Ferrrr. on 81 ST.
nh"ve Market A. rhis hJIse the table j. richly
furnished with oil The varieties of mo seas.nI. aud
hv The way the cookery is ,f The right kind. t~is
the inject of The host and h,sLsSs Of the house. IL,
make all he guesis comfortable and feel Iheinseiybe
Oi home. A CIPlZRN OF WHEELING
sen Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
PUBLIC

QFa large Flock ef Sheer and othe1 choice and
select stock.
AN Tu sday TIE Sd day Of October next. at
~ lie farm Of the late Saml Spri-e. Esq fur
miles from Wheeling. | shall proceed to sell his
stock "f horses. cattle, hogs and sheep,-also.
farming uten sils, whoa, hav in the stack, a
large crop Or corn in the field and other articles.
This stock Of cattle. hogs and sheep, are of the
most improved breed. The sheep, consisting Of
a Heck Of about %nineteeA hu udTed, exclusive ofa
large number OF capitol hn"ks, are believed 10
be mostly vOun2 and Of excellent quality of Merit
no and Savony blood. Persons wishing 10
improve their stocks Of cattle and hogs would
do we'll TO attend the sale. A number Of choice
Berkshire stock hogs and pigs can be had singlv
or hv pairs. Among this stock is a most select
and splendid lot Of mich cows. calves and her
fers OF Durham and other approved breeds. tore-
ther with two capital two wear old bulls By San.
ia Anna.
On ali sales over FIVE dollars a credit Of nine
months will he gwen, the purchasers giving mp
proved NEGOTIABLE notes with cosd security
O'her particulars Of sale will be made known M
the time. JACOB. administrator.
The RelmoRt Chronicle, SteuhCnville Herald,
WeIlshurgh Transcript. Marshall BEACON end
Washington Reporter. will please publish to ami
81 ana en- drSe th's Office. sep Its
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

SHAD-JusI received a few barrels fne SIlAD.
~ illhich " Wbe sold low FOR cash.
arg 20 u MGiNNlS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

NXTRA super Black and Liue black BON
go BAZiNES. plain asd variegared SILK
PRINCES, GIMPS. &c. JuI received Nv
sep u o w HEISEELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

NEW GOODS-O. w. HEISKELL. has
. commenced receiving his Fall supply Of r
GOODS. Ia which he would respectfully call the
attention of The public. He has already received n
PORTION Of hs FANCY GOODS. with n Gll and
rnmIdeie assortment of Staple articles fr family nse.
md viii soon have he pleasure Of announcing 10
The Ladies'. the arrival of n beautiful variety Of
GOODS. all ofwhich were purchased nj New York.
and will he sold at prices to suit the times.
son u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

-.
John hLu-e, Samuel N'Ke-han. Isaiah Iukers
Friend Coz ard Samuel Trevor. John " Mes.
stcs and Caleb lrsyor, partners under the firm
OF lrsNor Msssi"k & CO. ard Richar' Hardes.
y. ATE sLsrt of0Iio county, Archibald PAUL.
Andrew bsmpsev and GrrtEr TPaulL partners
erthr frm of PaUll, Dempsey & PAUL. anS
1h~laNut Crtssp DEFENDANTS.
nc parties iu tis shove cause are here = noil-
hef that tie dcpcs.irns 81 samuel Trevor and
others VII De taktu a. the counting house Of
ltcNuF, Ngssl,N s. 20, 90 the CITY 81 Ciucinnau
onlo' on hundtH, the twenty fTh day OF Sep
temher next, between tIr hours ~ EIGHT 6rlrct.
\ VI $40 seven O'Clock T.. u. 90 De read ip syI
uence u toe above ugfsrI r.u-C on pur behalf.
AhG, 81 i'1'n any cause, the taking II the same
snRI rot ne commenced, or being covrucne, q
Shall not Dc Completed ON thst dav, fur taktrg
thereof VIII ho adjourned from time 90 tune uUu'
The same sEaI b. Cawuirrrf.
PAUL., DEMPSEY 8 PATIr.
avg p by JAHIgs pAvIt. hsi~ Sci.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
HNINE CUTLERY. &C

NINE CUTLERY, &C
q Mnsteuholm's hest CONGRESS KNIVES;
joseph Rogers " Sons do do,
Greaves g. Suns ard ElioU's RAZORS:
Ivory Handle TABLE KNIVES and FORKS;
Ge rmnn Silver BUTTER KNIVES;
Chapman's Elastic RAZOR STRAPS;
Brnss CANDLESTiCKS anI SHUTTERS;
Dixon e. S.r's Britiania SPOONS;
Brass and Steel head SHOVEL aud TONGS,
Fire TEA TRAYS .sn all aud large;
BRUSHES. of all kinds, &c. just reed and for
sale a. reduced prices. HENRY p MORRIS.
SEP - 81 Cor Nam ST and Market alley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
SALE

., ~ratua5fc real sstJfs. Consisting tyI-e-
aoNfes md atCHiiugs, on HG!er street, Uhes-
hur. IG.
Rl Virtue q deed Of trust erecu.ed By Jebn
FaWctft. bearing dat. on the ON Of ArrI.
lstl, ara recorded in the CLERKS Off &c of Ohio
countN' l shall on NCndsy the lsth day of Sep
Cuolc auction. 20 the highest bidder tor ca. n; lot
"" fNe, m the city Of y ! erlinr. stui ie on W.
- -.iee' near tNe steamboat landing, wherein
are 3 iarFs ord raht1ilc urss s'orV b-,rE tr,rg'
toZsrF. end ? CtesiiiHg houses. Tho title "a be-
lrfet % be urqutsttous able. bot selling a. trustee
4 VII only make sach ME a. r. vested In ne.
NV > o. WM ~ KING. Trustee.
Ffthu~gh Adrosof- and Ruifmcrs American
ptlttsh % amount s., aud charge Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

rfus Ct . t-sc 60 truft e~HcCuftf -
Nhian iau bcln ,'eaurr este 90 zee sd
- 81 Apru i-1f, nuo rrc1rHet fn the ciefk's
oVos No "a, rare -. end - srrfl sr deco tfnf-
ing oaie ~ thS TNh pf March t-t-. also recorded
IN sad clefS's Once shall on fr. o q. 81
Oetossr meet prprc,t 20 eel 81 rrif~ suet on %
lhe highest hn6der. stfhc f-pnf rnnr of 80 -arrt
mouse tor phto county, thrs- csf'sin lofs a
gI0uro 70 vi: L1f- No upns aud ten. ant the
North part II lot No torty Ne in Soul Whee-
mig. Said lots Nos 2 and a. lNiug ou re sst
SIDE OF water ~. end CT The rb sre of SscQrd
81 and the ssfd los No a. lvhs on the Nessde
Of Main 81. With I'll The huiiaings and il rsovu-
tnents thereon. Termr wil be made kuhWp 80
the TINT and pface Of sale. TIE utle u .gier-d
TO be good. bat selling as trustee shall dspFgive
.gch a. IS vested in me.
sSsp Is L SwEARINGFN. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
NEW ARRIVAL,

M & r. " SWEENEY & co. have re-.
revived from New York = large and 'upe.
rar st"ck " the latest styles FFENCH end EN-.
GLISI CHINA Of 'he finest quality and he most
fashionable maj approved STYLES Their stock
consists % part of Whine ard Gold Band Breokfast
and Tea Sets. White and Blue. Breakfast. Dinsef
and Tea Serr Of various rrur rms 81 improved gran.
its China. Also. large assortment ri Common
Wac. ~ NJ ' hich will he snld NJ III i,wes; prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Cry Denlers and
Families. wcnld DO well N call and examine their
stock. as they may rest assured ufteing pleased with
supliiv ord prizes. jy 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

RTHUR's TALEs-A fresh SUPPLY Of
~ rs Auhurs Tales.
The Village Doctor
swearing OF
The Ruined Family
Ladies' Fair
SIlveut and lnsolvent
just received aud for sale az MELLORS.
aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
rMREI.

1000 LIS BEST Spanish Sale Leather.
1OfjO 100 Lbs half hleached Thread.
just received at he Sign cf tho BIG RED BOOT.
u Is SANlL MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

40 SfIOE MANI FAf IIHEHN-
Jas' revived NJ The Sign ~ tie BLACK
MAMMOTH ROOT OF The South Eud Of Market
Square.
4 doz Cent? BOOT MOROCCO;
4 DO NinSras Stuff do;
9 10 do KID:
2 do CURASO DO,
Aiso. = large lot Of Pink md White Lin ng sid
Binding Skius Of The very best quality. and vii &
stld lnw. lsco 81 : TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

q sSIGNEE7s sALE.-wW be cold o.
N Public Auciiun on Saturday ths 10Th dav Of
September. l543. ~ the undersigoed AZ Inc Auction
Rooms. ynhRsou's Rev. one Of Titzpatdck's Puenl
smut Machines. sale positive.
ssF9 HAIL 4 WICEUAM. Aufi'n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

thANCECN-la the circuit superior court
- on law sud rhsnceB iOt Ohls county.
BcnIsum TThIst,c, romBIrfUaut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

NOTACE-Tho partnership hereiof,rs .vi.,;,r
~ between James Reilly and Jno F-it,sinmo,s
has fhis day been Dissolved ~ The muio,I r,,s.,,
Of tho parties. Al ters1us Sh1 aro. fndebreJ Il,
che above firm, or 10 4'bn P~iissimmnns will please
call and settle wtth he latter as soon x possible -
John F~itzimmons will also suepJ 10 all claim,
agalnEt tho above firm.
JAMES REILLY.
JOHN FITZSIMMONS.
Wheeling. Sept s, as. sep I2-Jd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

DSALMs AND HYMNS.--3OO Preshy.
- terian Psalms and Hymns, sheep binding.
new edition. % mo.
Alsr. large size for families and pulpiis. 3 dnzen
IN Morocco binding with Gilt EIges. beautifully
embrssed. fnr sale NJ Bpard VI Publication prices.
just received anI hr sale Nv
sep 3 VEPUENSON E. uASyvFTT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

EOk THE LADH S-Lisle 7 hGeac, Chusans,
new and beautiful srucle ter dresses, Al
pa ca cloth, Striped Lunctta, American, CaTstOn
and Manchester Ginghams, Alpaca Apr ms,
plain and fg'd Blond fer cspe-, LIsle EdgiuEs,
Black cotton Hoss, &c, &c. For sale cheap a.
No lSl Main Street.
aug Il JOHNSTON, BERRYHIGL co.
HTRESH ARRIVAL-JusI received si the
n Sign Of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT,
South End Of Market Square.
90 psirs of W, mems Calf Shnes.
90 do DO GraiU Shoes,
90 DO Youths Thirk Bngans,
And will be snld low for each.
aug % a TODD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

with view TO enable him do So beg my fellow Demo
20 vote for him the ensuing Presidential election
BY Seaton Landrum-This day, may the Democrats
march cut and surrender like CORVALLIS did the Amyr-
can army. Hold up your heads, wings. and keep wide
awake.
BY Vim. w. Thompson-Tcnnessee: Emphadcally the
"land Of the free and the home OF the brave" Her
were the inst pay honor and tribute the Hero and the
hrs 10 throw of the chains OF the Dictator and OPprssor
BY ii. NJ. Garland, jr.-Masicr Patrick H. Cabell The
charcoal skecher the first Wing Banner that has been
flung 20 the breeze" IN the present conflict; proper cu
uvntion Of his talents will place him in the hi rank Of the
artists of this any other
BY Tho's Bondurant-Clay of Kentucky and the clay OF
Amherst the OF the Farmer. and the other OF the
Republic.
BY Rich'd H. Tolcr-Thc Veto Power. unqualified such
o. It now practically ~ the power Of irresponsible
TO nuy the will Of msoriy of the people. IL ought be
modified The Executive power 'has increased incTeas
ing, and ought be Diminished. il would the
downward progress OF gulf Despo.
tism.
Bv Dr.. David Pattcson-Joln Hill Buckingham: Able,
eloquent and nccompshtd-asa Thig true STEEL and
the prince OF good fellows"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

FORM LONDON TINES.
The Hanover Square Rooms were never crowded with
more elegant company than the evening of Mr. RUSSELL.
entertainment The concert was announced commence
ot eight O'clock but long before that time the room
was - donsey filled that to be obtained and
those who could get standing considered tcn,cly,.
to bc among the favored few. The irst song i'm The mr.,
gramnc was, lore the free, which done ample isc.
to by the singer; bu, the full power oi his and the
brllancy OF his execution had be shown In In,
Sip IRE he thrilled every by the power and M,
thos with which every delivered and in ,ha,
part where the mother mpoics the protection OF Heaven
Tor her emdhc was truly sublime. His pure
and distinct, aud never struck with the yo
biiy ct voice than when Mr. Russell sung the passage
beginning,
ut pl,s'd-thc fierce whrwind carccr'd on its way
Ana the ship like divided the spray -
Her sails gllmmerd white IN the beams of the moon
And the breeze up aoit sccul'd to whistle tune;
ihe sailor b"y--perchedo on the high mzcn-mast-
Rtloiced when he thought thntthc tempest WIS past
There was JOY IN the ship, as she iurrow'd the foam
r"f iond hearts within her, were dreaming of home:
The young mother gaihei'd her babe to her breast
And sang a swoetsOng as she rocked il To rest"
There pathos combined with sweetness SIN pccli,
~ beautiful In the singing of this part that II ec,cd tho
most enthusiastic upptobatOn; spontaneous burst of nm
p'nsc that howcd lake an unchecked current from the
heart Alter the description OF tho vessels escapinc FINN
the fury OF storm, comes the powerful passage of the dis
eovery OF the ship being fire. MIR. Russell was in thi,
portion OF the Cnntal, almost the power of wri,c
10 describe The cry OF IRE given with n degree of
awful submy that struck To the heart. and We nj tue mo-
men almost imagined ourselves TO have been among the
spectators OF the heait-rrnding scene.
liwould be useless Tor into full detail of ,b.
gencmnn's extraordinary powers those who have not heard
him can form but faint conception of the extent of his
genius, anu those who have, retain, IN imagination
the fine, full, ch and clear tones Of his magnificent barv
tone voice; We have it still ringing ca like the faint
notes OF dsan; melody borne by some friendly echo
we predict That the peculiar style which Mr. Russell has
introduced INTO this country will place Linn tho
OF h profession at which consider him To be one
OF the greatest umnarcs lie possesses not only tho re-
qnss 10 ofn great vocalist but also splendid talents for
composition, ct which the Cqntatn mentioned -
but one brilliant specimen. Although have yppcd be
yond our ordinary bounds of criticism we cannot iorbcar
mentioning new song, "Rockawny," the words which
nrc very beautiful, and highly expressive Of the subject
they are written by Nr. Henry John Sharp an suior till
now, totally unknown t. We shall look forward with
much pleasure to the future entertainments given by Mr.
Russell end We trust hc will keep adding the
wreath OF laurel which lie has justly received from the
British public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

The Ethiopian Serenaders have created quite scnsa-
non amongst Concert loom Visitors and they have po.
caly determined extend i, throughout all classes OF
the community by taking the Theatre three nights and
reducing their prices such afford all persons tie
power of witnessing Entertainment which has been 10.
vouaUy oNo.ied 10y all who have attended the pcgoiuau.
The surprising aleai Of the Ethoplns on teir pec
liar Musical Instruments is too We, known IN Richmond
10 require cuuglm and their beraity in reducing their
prices OF admi-son Twenty-Five cents Tor Boxes and half
that Tor the Pit them delighted and
crowded audiences.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09
vGRGINus

Dining hr dinner which lc democrats rave the Coon,
nt Concord, o dee sturdy ol The sn said blundy
and without ceremony, "Co Johnson did yOu or dad YOU
not, Your Town opinion, k TOcuuech 9' Til. polite
interrogation received with I,ndous applause and
when o. hnd subsidized tue gallant Colonel oponded ~ be-
came him. he saii that called upon IN such manner
sniong such people, ne could hesitate i'm answering
the question promptly ard therefore ho sad I'm ts.o MEM
orabl, words nv oWH opinion nd kH Teeumssl ~
and ho Then went IN d1ta the crcunsances on which
biz belief was founded. Ofcoursc there nothing more
70 be said. The matter was settled Er CafheG,s and II
voted unanimously that other son Of ADAM killed
~ hid could would kill that cclcbrnted savage II was
III Coones own opinion that ho had done that deed and
he ~ true democrat who doubs a coftsu Southern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED.
Canal Boat Union, a. Johnson. MASTER 3OB tons inJz
from Lynchburg, % Ludam Preston & CO., BOYD. Fd'
munds \ Davenport Fry. * Co., l.. u. Crcns!aw * Co
Webb, Bacon Il Co, j. Mabcn x Co. Caperton x Crun,n
Boat, Ola Dominion, CrumPackcr master, with 2Gs tons
mdz, from Lyuchburg to L. d. Crrn.is,y 4 Ca S1ci,i.
y Somcry'c Webb, Bacon y Co., Inocs x Brother and
Ludlum, Preston * Co.
Boat, VIM. l.. Lancaster, r. II. station, master with
81 ions mdzc, from lynchhrg, 10 Ludan. Preston & Co.
Jno n. Gordon I. \. Tourqu.ean, L. D. Crcnshaw & Co..
and Jno. Jones'
Boat, Henry Clny, ID. Staples MASTER with % tons dz
from Staples Mills, 10 L. G.. TompAius & Co.. and A r.
Harris.
Boat, Lucy Long, Jno. Cowcl, master. with IS tons
mdz, from Lock No 81, to l.. w. Gazcbrook j. w Win.
free, and 7. J. Deane
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09
The Turkish lIixsion.

We have been amused Mt the effects which the
produced upon different persons. While the great
majority of all parties were disposed 10 laugh hear.
THY, MIR. John Jones seemed overwhelmed with
establishment. that state secrets had ranspIcd and
he was only anxious To know who the tcl-,alc
was. The matter affects Major Noah in u differ.
cnt way. lie writes icclinsly ON the subject ::
but the indulgence of his feelings is not so much
Intended for the benefit of Dr. Mallory rs to sooihc
his own Affections. He saws:
TuE M~sInN To CoNsrlNTrNorLr.-A writer in the Rich
mond En demands the why Dr. Mallory, whom lie
represents 70 be of elegant manners person and
moreover high minded Nirgnan, appointed the
mission At Constanunupc instead Of Mr.. Carr and very
boldly nsnuatcs that there has been oachcry somewhere
inasmueh, Henry a. Wise said he would receive the
poinmcnt, and Wise Is the right hand man Vt President
Tyler and has full powers COMM, him any important,
point
The public understands that tn enable Mr. Wise ,osccure
scat IN Congress- and thus rcbukc the Senate DR.. Mao
y agreed to strike ms flag and transfer has
MI Wise, and L. receive IN payment the Mission Con.
stannoplc That Mr. Tyler was party 10 this agree mcnt
cannot bc doubted but under NIL the the
case the President npprehenSvo that there might
be ascending io persons and and the Senate might
not feel disposed ray the bargain No complaint
ought be made. II the only of any Of
the guard" in Congress who has been sghcd OF Con-
the friends OF Tyler have been mse suffer triple
msrtyrdoni-ost their standing with the whgs-rcCciyod
councnancc from the democrats and have been
made them. John Tyler have regarded iide-
10 his iucndso those who served him. spent their time
and money Tor him. virtue, and hereafter
when the catalogue is presented TO him his retirement
from office he Will be shocked length and details
He has showcrcd ,yors his and utterly dsca
dcd his most faithful friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09
cEAHK5ED,

Al ayheh Caroline county Wa residence Of ". P Tay
Tor, TIE Goth utmo BY THE Rev VIM Friend Mr.
OF Mobile 20 Mss Ez,srru T. daughter Of the late
Thomas Moore, OF King William.
on Tharday evening by Rev wm. :. Reid M MAJ
: L,SGHoRsE Mss M4-., daughter OF Gen David
Roies, al Of Lynetlurs
On FU:ay. the ri 10 o'clock By Reid
DR. "Eoa"r CAHEit CsERtyoroS OF H1fa Miss
roN. lighter CAPITA Henry Amherst formerly Lynch
burg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

THE RULE OF THREE-Tne Locos kindly allow
Mr. CLAW States. and allowed Gen. Harrison four r.
with a Loc0oco allowance four; Gen Harrison carried
nineteen States II tNcn-six how many will Mr. Clay
carry, when ihcy give hmsy ont Ii 9oLs with
out CURING, IT he would carry all the Sta,es and some
three four ad accent countries forum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

oracle had aeady laid tdo that lie uAe dva6fss dasa
ed end the authorities ogsthcr are We take IT, pt,ty
conclusive. Al any the Col Killed .,ocd enough
Teeumseh uh alter the elccton."-N \. Courier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

Mr. Nbudon has arrived in this from his Great Yves
tom Tour w, learn HAT Mr ~ proposes in another wear
to extend his t~ into the mouuirins This wear he went
mp the Missouri and Yellow Stone aud the region about
them 10 some distance beyond Fort Union above the ou
of the Fellow Sonc.-PhiI / s. Gus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

~ The Globe says MIR Van Barren, Mr.. Calhoun, Mr..
Cas-. Mr. Buchanan and Col Johnson have in letters un
der their signatures pledged themselves acquicsec
in the decision and support the candidate designated by
the Democratic National Convention"
Mr.. CahOun's Letter has escaped our observation Is
the letter public private
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

IL VI. John Jones has been speering hard qucs
tons a. some OF the Democratic papers. Among the rest
who have been put upon the confessional we find the Editor
OF the Enquirer john wished particularly know whc-
her that Editor would support Mr.. Clay in preference
ME. Tyler, and hc demanded categorical answer Iho
Enquirer after oyasjons being thus brought t.
close quarters responds very feeble tone as though
ashamed OF the conference.-the!
John is right in making all VIII, share the public patron
ugc answer ths important question.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

MnIksisN-Ihe MOdisonan says that II the Globe does
not get the printing Of the Congress IL will be dsco
unued Then the truth OF Father Mers doctrine will be
decided by CONGREGATIONAL Republican
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

Baltimore Convention in crippled condition (which
would render his chances there and before people quito
hopeless.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

u Major Noah says that Mr. Van Burcn sensible
q Tie importance q the Election in New York and thei
be ircnds were putting forth oil h,sr enerIss Ii N,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

W VIRGINIA HOUSE Ar AuCTioN-Al.niion s partea.
larry requested 10 the Sals Of ths Vagina ose
'"eheA nee WILLIAMS a. tiANALI. Auci.
QJ- meeting u the fsnkn ab.iins nee soc ey Min es
held This evening, THURSDAY phl sehlo Room Of Mer
s~ead Lsfebue An address may expected ny order of
t-seeou'"s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09
MIR. RISSEII.-
roRN TUX LONDON TINS.

friend requests place for the following testimonial
from the London Times, Of Mr. Russc,rs merits as n vocal
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YESTERDAY momng between and o'clock residence
NJ her mother Mrs Elizabeth e. Price. THossf,
goth year hor take place th. morning %
The United Presbyterian Church 10 O'Clock icn1s7ui
notice.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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