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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18
Z WILL III. W:arS PRAY.

Evening and Morning and Noon will pray"
Psalms
will rise and pray, while the dsws Of morn
Like gems are scattered Ger tree and thorn
Ere the sun comes up. in his glorious power,
70 waken the bird and open III, flower;
will turn from earth to heaven aspiring,
With faith mistaken. hope untiring,
And for strength to walk thro' the weary day,
To the God Of Love will I kneel and pray
will pray at noon when the fsrvid glow
Ofthe sutrysun is upon the brow;
When the f1ocks have sought the shading trees;
When the stream is silent, sni hushed the bseeze
wall gaze DER the beautiful earth abroad,
And praise the doings of Natures God,
Then closing my eyes on the glorious day,
To the God of Love will kneel and pray.
will pray at eve, when the crimson light
Is passing from the mountains height;
When the holy, solemn twilight hour
Is hushing the bird and closing the flower;
When all is at rest, and the stars come forth
10 keep their watch DER the sleeping earth
To Him who hath kept and blcst thro' the day,
To the God of Love will kncel and pray.
Then will II pray, for l find It sweet
To be often found at my Makers feet
will always pray--on the heavenly road
ne'er shall faint while lean on my God.
| shall gather strength for my upward fight;
My path will be as shining light;
1t shall brighten to perfect, eternal day,
Therefore to God will always pray.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18
PUBLIC HOUSE.

. be ,aa respectfully informsthe publicthat
n as., sp'''aaes to keep Public House at Sa-
tn0s csa county, Iowa, where the best accom-
bort ~ De mad, between Bloomington and
INe : ''Hate rooms to be had at all times
b Of ns soo'' and at all times furnished with
kpus f,SS,ender He invites a test of these
laa, l,y.' ' Ira comfortable houses to rent.
IVA" - ls42 IA
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18

The Cincinnati Republican has been sos'
pended.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18

WILLIAM s. CLARK.
y,v Store, corner Of Chestnut f. cd SIS.
nry Goods and Groceries,
ROOTS & SHOES, DRIED FRUIT,
SALT AND LIQUORS,
r. The highest market price given for produce
. Change for goods. ie 9 nS2tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18
. It's the immediate jewel Of the soul.

] he purest tfcdSurc mortal UHlts a.IU9u. ~
Give me This, and can face the frownss
of foriunc-can be pointed at as the child
of poverty. and still know what it's 70 DC
happy. Take this away. and you siriEe
"a dagger into the sou|--yon @e'i.e. lie IL
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18
PETER JACKSON.
Il 0GILvIE.
Or. r. (,OVELII,

SURGEON Il PHYS IAN,
SALEM, IOWA.
WIN we'll supplied himself with Medicine
b545t1 fittt;ti, ,f fst4~A-'-'"-A"-'''"@''"s.
! len, Iowa, jan %, lS42 u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18
IR AID C.. DAY

CIV. HUMPHREYS g. CO.
alsystu Foreign anu Domestic 1erp u ooos
roccrirs, Boots s. Shoes, Narnmare, sc.
Corner of Chestnut and Secondsfreets,
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-18
CHARLES MATTOON,
,,,ruey at Lac and Notary Public,

BLooMrsGroN, Iowa,
XIII. 1--WE prompt attention to all professional Blu
,osss with which he may be favored. He has "full
over and authority to administer oaths and take
lsaoTslsments, or proofs Of deeds, mortgages.
MYERS Of attorney, and other instruments ofwriting."
- Office in the Court House. mar II, '43.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

WHEELING PRICE CURRENT mr.,
nsnEs--Prasl 4a5r:-P., 4.43
Rrrs~ Is x. o.d 5-ss. Ham. la.s ...,c.
CHEESE--6-6 '-o CD
eCOFFEE-6 ga. sstft. .ss
SIS 800 40 2. Si0.-N. 3.
ftAThERs.-Live geese % ss.
Fi Lon sts : IS 1a.l. 1851
GINSENG 2v %. z-tssrs so
GLAss-sty Io.-250a3 iohv 70 A
CkAiN-whesi. ~ c;s.-f,.,. ne. S..
iioPs.-6.l0 cis ''At 40 81"
LAtD-in Kegs 445. Oh 60 81.
oLnSsaSs--.he~ oflens 2ss33.
siI':se bush s5. Tim"iay sI.5n.
:SUSAk--N- O. 6a7 bids. -, hbI~, III,
IObACCo.-K.nu..ky 6 Fw., '-'f
wiiiSKEY.--2Oa22. ci.. ng'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

important functions "a exercise respect |
iag IL. They, 4 presume. will see their
duty in ratiiying and pa, ing for IL, SO
as 10 secure good which would other
wise probably DO mover again in their
power. Bot I s,pose they must then up
pea 10 the nation for as addi,ioaaf arti
c'e 10 th- constitutions, approving and con
fleming an act which the nation had
pre- viousiy authorized. The eoasti
fion has made no provisi0a for our hoid-
sng foreignferritory, still less for iscor
porattsg foreigu natioas i.,fo our Uaion
The executive in se,zing the fugitive &C.
clrrencs which SO much advances the
go,d OF their country, have done an act
beyond the constitution.
| In letter 10 levi Lincoln, dated Au-
gust SOFA. l7v3. when speaking pr the
treaty OF cession, he says--ihe less that
10 said about any constii uiional difficulty
the better-and that It will be desirable
Tor congress la do what is necessary, in
silence" And, in a letter to Wilson T. :.
Nicholas, dated September Z, 1898, he
says-"whutever Congress should think
IT necessary TO do. should be done with
as little debate as possible. and particu
larry as lar as respe t. The con sltiutisnal
ldihbculiy, L arn aware Of the fore Of
the observations you make on the power
gwen by the constitution to Congress,
TO admit new States into the Union wit.
out restraining the subject TO the terri
tory then constituting the United States.
But wh.n consider that tbs limits of
the United States are precisely fixed by
the treaty Of 1888, that the constitution
expressly declares itseiftobe made for the
United States, 1 cannon help believing
the intention was not to permit Congress
10 nd NIT into the Union new States which
should be formed out Of the territory for
which and under whose autho riiy alone
they were than actrng | do not believe
~ was meant that that might rec i've En-
gland, Ireland. Holland, NC. into ii ~
such were the sentiments OF the man
under whom the cession OF louisiana was
obsaine1-a man whose opinions on al.
, subjects and particularly on the con-
stitutlon, ''rhe Democracy" profess inn
Plicilly to revere and adopt. AMI thew
were uttered on an occasion in which
he nad the strongest possible inducemcnt
TO stretch the constitution SO far as TO
, have the treaty approved and ratified
DIT u dos not form even plausible apoI
/ ogy Tor adopting that case as prece>
dent. The country submitted TO il, COR
obvious reasons connected with the nav
Igation Of the MISSISSIPPI river, bat is
no orecedent for admitting Texas into
IN Union without constitutional author
lny Should il be lone By Congress un
I der President FLYERS recomlnenda.i., ian
or that OF any other person or person $
, We enIe rtain. NOT N donhf IN vii ....<,
a's 10 dissolution OF the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
CHINESE MILIrARY racrle.

Tho ridiculous and almost incredible
ignorance relative to military operations
manifested ny people SO advanced a.
the Chinese IN the useful and ornanen
tai arts, satisfactorily accounts Tor the
facility with which ten thosand Eurooe
ans succeeded in Debating the adoption
oil a liberal policy to an empire OF IN r-e
hundred millions. The full extract from
the Instructions OF the council of-the EN-
pre- to the General commanding their AR.
MES has never before been published
IN this country.
Take notice OF this in particular
You have 10 deal with a people thar
wear breeches SO tight that once the sol !.
dlcrs ial' they cannot get up by them
se'ves Your first esdeavors must he 10
throw them down. Paint your faces as
Enthusiastically rs possible, and when von
approach the enemy shout out and NAL :
the most hideous faces and grimaces Dos
siole TO frighten them aud make th.r
tumble down. Once prosirale, thew are
at your mercy.''
Absurd and prePosterous as this an.
pears, u viii al once explain the ex him.
lion al Chusan Of ''monsters and chime.
ras dire" that were exhibited ON the;,
slandards.-Jonr. of Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
fIrrsRuRau MANY q

REPORTED FOR1'HE PrT-rSBIJRs;,, q z,.,,.,.
IharAfsy, Me- 30 faia
Ioo rs 'onr n raiher SCARE in tl,,.,,, 49,,
ss'~s ieo"''y made oi al g,~,d brand. a, a sn s
siof~s. 'e-aasfS bbiison
81 ss40c. bnsl.eI '0& ~. Corn
a a5r. li- s' '<as. sfraris
ID. " any q"aniiy o. 26e.a
COTTON YARN. Isd7~a III sar Ms IA
.pee'e 'n'd.' L ns reel S. 6 and Z. s1.- 4,
ff.AIiiI RS; Smail rales ~ 2Sr,Ib
fhuIF Dried APPLES Is .D,n d p,., hs. ID. a.,
a. M" green apples ~ iAe tbl 81 h., 49,
A''n e'-'d csa,h~rrcs s225a bo.b .;-;.
so.a bunch Il 2.25a2 20 per ss1. '''''"'
SEEp C'ayrrserd selling from wae., =, s4ox
''m''nv, ~ . FiHzsred. sale. Of .rse,.I Lr,t--s
busheisai 81 els. "a. a. '"' "aAarrd
IhoN; s-les q Al'es'~ny Pig. $50 Foo. :, soa
I@ "a, 'n'.a- choirs Ohs. sales s96 sol ri,
LEAD has advanced sLa.I~. lnrse snI.. =, =,
s''s ~ -. . now a,krd mud The price firm.
SeLi' Sale. "f .cvrrpl hundred ,snl. a. M;
80 20. s"a run s'''r's sl3I lssl 375
SVA l. Price l"m Wagons aud ca RE Ct. l,u.,,.,
e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

IL France. saws The Pres,e. is not he beat govern
ed Stale IN Europe. il Is from wapr Of LAWS, ~
m.t De seen from the following summary.
The laws. DEGREES. and ordinances promuIk alet
inom lSe year 1889 down 10 the Bird oi the pre.~,
month amount 10 81 366. and are 10 he DIS idsd a
mong The follo~ing Governments since the ~siub
,s'imeni of The Bulletin des lois. where's We have
drawn or Information. via; the Constituent Assem-
bis - 4i2 ;the legislative Assembly 076; the MAJ
iIcna Conversion ii D34; The eicry 2Ol9, the
Consular Cossrnmrut 3 $40; the Empire; 1924;
Louis xriH. from lsr April. 1914 lp 18Th Marrh,
1913, s4ii the Hundred days aud Provisional gov.
ernement 5l6. L"uis XVIII. aher the 2Ssh Jnne
1873 lISl2i Charles X. 1891; the present reign
1881. exclusive o. ~ 500 ,adunnahres pnb,i.l..d
N me supplement- 10 The Bulletin des Lios si"es
ieSO aud which concern nnly prfvsts ,nlerrs,s.-
10 This siaiement We have included ,nIy such law.
and ordinances ~ have heen inserted in The olii
ciai bulletin. bu, there great many other.
s'eh az ordonnanees making opp,IslIn~nIs 10 pub
lin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

MissoURi-'ra-, wh,gs Of ST, Charles, Mo
held grand meeting The 18Th inst They pu..
cd. amo x others the f,l"wing resSlniion,:
Resotosd. therefore. Thai We deem II s..eniaI d
the public veal thai Henry Clay he called ir,rn
his present refinement the Presid ency OF lhesc
S.ases when the Term boz which we sa giorinusI y
elected VIM Henry Harris..n - that high slali,,
shall expire.
Resoised, Tsni we highly approve Of The pro us
cd National Convention inr shhe nDnnaliun Of Gu n
didaies Tor the Presidency and Vice res.der,ry a.
The United Staiss the eirc,in 10 be he ID an
May next, IA The ciiy Of BALTIMORE. and will sis
The Wings of. Warren. Montgomery. Lincoln. p k~
Rails. Marion. Lewis al,d curk. AT the con .snls,
10 lie held al HANNIBAL on thursday nert,in the
appointment Of delegate 10 represent The lsi Flee
'orai district Of Missouri in the Wing National Con
veistion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

Agreeably 70 notice gwen through The papen Of
the CITY, highly respectable number Of The young
msn q fhc ely assembled on Thursday evening Inc
SDih insi. 81 he Laneesieran Arsdemy-ks the
pufpose 81 oIming en- assOciaiion ior mutual mental
Improvement.
On m"iisn mr Geo. w. Harper wee called 10 tie
rhaif' and it,oe'i y n'kee appointed secssiafy.
Afisr REMARKS from anarnbef ~ ren,lsmsu a. -.
iaiion 70 ihs inoalcnlabis sJvaniaass ~ be derived
irn sssoeiaiions paIiaking u he legislative or ~.
csum iorm.
On moiioo q ~. ,. a. sniih. q we Resolved,
That COMMITTEES o. Eve Be appointed 10 report =
constitution and by laws lor The Organization and
govosnsuent ofa lsgsistvs associsiion aud that ..
coumiiieo feporitl az aiioufnsd neetnr % BE-
holden on M'a'day evening The lih Of D.csmbsr. m
the LancsHenan Acsdeay
tss ms-''ns appointed he folLs~ing gentlemen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

mere are two obsefvalofiss INV IN course Of
erse'on ~ the District Of Columbia One Of Ines.
on Camp Hill. IN WashingIon. % teips erected nm.
der The proves, of "a Act 81 Congress. and :. =,
70 me hone Of the National Observance IT.
sners situated on one Of ne fine eninsnc,. an an.
ielt Bank o. the Potomac - tho IVES, ,f o..
iown College. Both q fe,e Institutions sss ~ y.
furnished ~ih = nombsf Of valuable and co.,lv
Instruments, N''"J
tey vsioso's denaiions have recently been mad.
ne cabinet % GeorseiowB College. by -
heaing. ~ Of Ph adelphis. and 10 ward J.nl m.
80. o, baii'mofe. They eonsisi Of q lsrrs o,l.c'
$3.50, -. =. 'en, end Modern medals snd coins-
s c.sS,a1' esi.ue Eufoptsn. ard Amsrcan. IN.
la'e Key. Mr. Lsvios, Of No~ Y,rb b,oY..,1.5 =.
and nsdals. " n'neFa's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

BLACktNG-MR. VAN BUREN.-we w.r,
Yesterday shown an article Of bIuekinK by a Mr..
Leonard. who y now In This city, Which ps. Juers
polish on leather quicker Than my we hav. eve,
seen; whether u u injurious 10 leather, we are una
o'e ssy' hn' suppose Of course u s not kir
" rare genius ~ his way and undenlsnd,
hls busiDess about well a. any man We NV. -
er seen. lie has certificates Of many polished j,r
dtvidnHls. among others an attempt nI one from Mr.
Van bDfen Il read thus; 'Beiiesiaq NJ, L.onnrl'.
niaek'hg 70 be coed article have purchased e,u
boxes. M. Van Bareh. Some friend remarked !.
me vendef OF the blaekine ihal dat was no eerl6
e-'e Was mon eonamaat; It did not certify TO The
good quality nf the backing IIpon ,vh,ck ~, r,
returned 20 Mr.. Ven Buren,. aud asked u,.,r. A.
plieH Recommendation. ~hsreapon Ne Van Hu,so
"ro'e. have used if. LeobarI's backing and n,
4 good M Van Buren'--Er. paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

SIR JahES sHAW.-Amonast The
deaths announced in London we obse, We
that OF Sir James Shaw, Baronet. IN tho
ooth year Of his age This t,uIv bcnev
oieni anq kiadhearted man was original.
~ merchant ia New York. flo cam.
whi'e yet youth, from the west of
scotland 10 this country & obtained en-
Ployment IN store in Pearl street (now
~ near Pine street, tie afterwards b.
came partner OF the house under the
Urn OF Douglas & Shaw, at that lime i'm
Por'ers OF British dry goods. Returnino
10 Europe he established himself az :
merchant 10 Loudon, where he became
emlnently successful. tie was elecfce
Lord Mayor Of LOEdon-in 1906. created
baronet IA 1900 and was member of
inc House OF COmmons during several
Parliamsnis. lie died OF his house h
America Square on the ed ult the full
ENJOY ment OF richly deserved hoaors 4.
wealth, aud, above all in possession of
'ne univ sfsal esteem and respect Of so
sesla community AZ that Of London
loHH Of Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

HEAVY DAMAGES-ve learn from ,h.
Pittsburgh Age nf Monday LAT. that Mia. B.shop Of
McConnellsvii'e. ohis. had ius Obtained in III.
Circnis Court Of the for The Western ID. ,trc, of
Pennsyivania. against Sock,sn & Mere pr,prie,ors
81 one Of the Stage lines running he,ween BALI
more aud Wheelinga verdict of s6 50o for injur les
sustained by the upseting Of coach OF the de(en-
danls. IN which she was travelling in January l545
Cia Gazette.
We are clearly ofopinon that there never was
more unjust and barbarOus verdict than this Il
wus clearly proven that oil proper ears had been
aSen' and that The plaintiff had entirely recovered
from all injury Tne effect Of these vsrdiels will
be ultimately. not 10 make carrier. nnrs vigilan,
hut TO throw the business Of carrying into the hanI.
Of irresponsible ersons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

INDIA RUBBER.-Ai the faclory on Mill river
near Springfield. tiss.schase,is. mail bugs for The
Pest Ohce Departments. hammocks afai hncke,s
for The National ships. and csrtre eases fer nay
use are manufactured Out OF lud.a rubber. One oi
these hsnmobks will contain sailof's elcihes an
IN case Of shipwreck will life pfeser, or
~ wafer. The carthage cases when filled wrh
powder are nir iishi. and reserve The confer ..
from accidental FIRE OF sparks. aud from ws,e, N,
damrness Or n qnahni.ss OF ihese article. are
making for the Governmen Ina Inisili
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

DiED'--A' his Fs,idenee. on GreenIe.c. p,
IN he SIN yesr " VIVA T.
'o'-, see'''aae strict integrity. and p,set
lfieds. He Nas knd ho.b.od .oS 'c,r..'..y y
'aihef' end with frm reliance On C.6,-, n. ~
ms Wofld Of sofrow ior better and h.oo;., 49,.
haiio'iai fsis ilrs.osr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

the Rasians are building superb 70,
= s.os' on the frontier Of Turkey in Asia
" = situated on a hill that rises in the
'D'osl o. an extensive plain at the dis.
taoce Of half Ieage from the river A.
patched. The barracks are soaiicent ~
lodge an army Of 50, 900 men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
FOR PRESIDENT
II EN- II Y ola Y
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
j q III N ID AVIS
FOR PRESIDENT
or MAssAcnusErrs,

~ rhnrsiay OF 'his week. we expsci 10 be able
TO lay the message OF President Tyler before our
readers. From time iuLmemor.al it has bssn the
pr' e'ce Of oil cncerned. TO lay the mes.ags sf the
president bef're the psepis. NJ The earlies, possible
hour Thsusands upon thousands have been spen,
In transmitting hose documents the county
horse. have been ridden until they ildead in their
ira eks. and men have exhausted themselves in the
uncaiied for ss,fe. 10 brat competitors in carrying il
TIA given paint. This has been done. and will,
probably. be done again; buI we see M reason why
il should be. with The Iasg pr ~ document thai
Will come his year. fr''m wrihoni party az
friends. as Mr. Tyler 10. This message will CON.
nand no influence. and why make q fuss about H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

Doctor Collier has written q letter from Live,
pnoi' - The glitter u lbs Boston Pet dsclaro. 4,
mo- 20 Be he pressni inisniinn 10 write book 49,
siys OF ne United Siaios. lie hes Eusd q rr.o,
.n.ny oi mem vsy clever clever fellows. and he
really don't intend b. ~ sny iho9 r...b,v ~ 49,.
We lake q ne psopis of The uo.i.d e,.,.., -,
ofssihs Fssf, shsn lhis zrsuious s,.arsno. -.
. - esssFsliy kaosn - ihsa. e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

Clemens. 3 NJ Esa. Geo. W lEssp-s.. sad Rsssu 3
M'kes.
On msio''. Resolved Thss he pssrsed,ns- Of IN >
meeting DO psbi,sh~d The sry pspes.. s,sd va
WALTON exiesded to yosiig neR - sse csty totorn
'ui and attend the adj .sfnei meeting. -
CEo. w HARPER. Chairman.
s. M'kEK, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

The celebration Of tho opening Of the White
Water Canal. took lace al Cincinnati on the 2slh
ui'. Thus is another channel by which the in cum
t'neai' Queen Of The Wes. will he taking into her
ever open armsihs travellers AMI productions OF tho
great valley the Missssippi. Unless she reform.
we fear that her corporation will soon bsrs her bed
Of everlasting hills. Pro-eru team though il may
seem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

AR JEFFERSON,s VIEWS %
THE ANNEXATION OF TERRIFIC
KY Now that Il is about 10 be pro
posed % annex Texas 70 the Uni,sS
States u Is worth the while to look lot,
mo coastitutionality, as we'll as the pro
gross " the proposition Mr Tylel
Who Intends, Il Is said, 20 recon noni !,
Prolesses TO have q ereat vensrntion r.,
the opinions Of MF Jefferson. Whn
tnese opinions were upon a similar sub
l'c,, can Be sesn IN Mr.. JsHersoa's letter
- Mr. Bfeckenridgs. daled Angus, ~.
$50. Speaking Of the treaty Of cession
: This treaty must Of course bo laid
before both housss, bessaas 10Th haze
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

We are happy 70 learn, frosu he savannah
hePobiican. that Govsrnor Duncaa Clincb be-.
oeen no~baisd ~ ihs Wing eaBd.dats 10 90 he
yaoancy now eIisiing me representation ou la
Stale Of Georgia IN Coagress.--Naf Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
COLUMBUS, Nov. 7.

COLUMBUS. Nov. Z.
The members Of the Legislature are arriving AID
selecting their domieis and ruoms Cor the season..
The Neil House is The popular resort. aud be Tier
there Is no where 10 be found. small fire
occurred Yesterday ia The SAVING inssiIulOn Not
much damage done. All The Wings thai sec are
in excelIeEI spinIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04


NhE DESTROYER, . Tale b, she ,.,h..
.. Zen fheussnd Year : Cor salr q,
MELLoR's.
hh VILLAGE INN. or The Adven,ar. of
NJ Denerhn'ssigpe. rimaaee nv Henry w
,,s'De'', an'hos Of Tho The Bso,hsrs
'M,f@sd"ks wyoiI! g.. GOr sale 81 80 '''
MELLoRs.
VIE SEAM STRESS. = tale Of Bos,or ~
- we AUTHOR q Two Merchapts' sraiior5s
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Consumption.
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Debility.
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vas aged bel uoeH 90 and 700 yssra.
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se~'siay.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

me Georgia Psniisniiarr, situated 81 MiIlrd9s.
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e-ni.iuIng lte Prisoasr. ~srs ~ Saiy os,l .,~.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

~ stated IN The New Y.sk SUI. thu, an. 49,
asy % we E'na f"s bs.ur~nee C. .npa..y ., IN,
cry . a deia"i'er To very Iafre a.svun,,,,.- -.
'hss iaf ssrerta'ned IL over SEQ GOO. '"'"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

Inc "a''ne'" rrssosdsur OF the Ph,lsiep
ph'a Inquirer says
Mr. Adams IN very f~~blc h..,b, r.. -,
aa'u service he has has paved ,, .,.s,, ,,,,
"'"- NE "eeus kng r~f~~e. hat lear IA. .<,,,x
u au'y ~id no' pefsn's hs.B 10 essjsy n.