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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
x T The NeT StcTe of y < p t WsrsE
have received Their first stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods. asfoilows:lrs. rs .,se
Super Fresch Black, English and American
wrorl dyed Cloths, plain add fancy cassiIneres,
Releic, plain Beaver, Flushing snd Pilot Cioths.
Ssttiueits Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield ker.
seys White Gauze, Red. Yellow. TwIled and
printed FIannrlss plain and fgd silks.aa sat-
ins lnew style) plan, striped, watered. change
able. fe'd and plain Alpaca Lnsire:, BombazInes;
Satin striped and plain Muslin de I.aiaes, sirped
Chusans, f.nstre Laines. Grape Kuchel. Sfrncd
..uaettas printed Saxony. French anf English
Mernaes, Manchester. EarlstOn, French Hr'sI
Chanbra Gingh BTocha, p2mask de lanes rslnes,
Field Nenno. Tnhet Eshyle, Iady sale and
Helen NcGregos Ladies Sha~ls; cold and blaes
Dress Hsadkerchiefs. Alpaehs APRONS. Silk
anron taaseis, Black and eopdivisied silk f7pges,
Working Canvass. Iepnyr woTsied, lh'ead lace
edeinas and inserines' Swiss ans iscones so e.;
rilk (5inps Rlvens aud Hem-stifched Linen
ca5nhric htkfs. plain and fed white and black
Nsijssn epd ss iss Bc ss I s,s T'T Nso
cooks, tines lawns, Cinen eamhricis Plain and
fed bohhioetts. black casiellsn Nei;new siyl'
honref Ribbons; silk poke, Hdkfs 1rish linens
Mohair ciosk iassel- - and - fsiae Diapsr
az Linep Oiaper. Ressia do and fieached ane
brown Linen Table cloths. sinen shee;lnes; 81 !
ana cord nnu.lins paper do White and hressr
Jollands, silk I'd worsted Serge; hack silk
tsbhy and pan.ed Velvet; Cents black TtaliaF
rfsVats D'Orsav soarfs. Bcz'te sserte and y =
70, collars: hlask. while end cold KID, cefh
mere and Thihet gloves; Merino and SATIN VeS
tiaes. super Guq Suspenders. Sospendrr Fnds
brovn cotton. Angels and Lsph's wool jrswer'
and-shirt.: brocade. mohaiT sod lae'ins coat an'
ovsfeoaf buttons: 81 a. In0har and sk hihdtne
afeare p.tcord. German and Amfrican .pips
Mack AID White cotton. black au'h's Wool
n,ixed Saxonv and Cashmere Hose, 10 bal
FIose.., Marine stripes. eheoEed. brosn an
hlsaehed Drilliree. canvass. padding. hlfsche
.e3 Known Yyss1slin waddine hsfting. Ur.brellas
= l.ras ssrorir,enf of French chinfzes. British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS
one eass o. fne Florence Brdid Bonneis, mel
~. Ffor.e TErir (7irnps, Dr.. be. sFa a'l
Weinvite the attention Of C0Hnfry Werchdni
10 our stock. hich i lsree and well selected.
orT Gus ;,,i, ~ ~ -s 2, -
before rnakina ther Foil pprrh sses. Ter zoe CA
srl VIII, zen DRY GOODS cheaper ha
sSsrs spsr before offered nfhfs city. lf.L-
afg2t -.- -.l y. y " n. =. NJ,
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10000 DOLLARS.

More NEW GOODS. ssshe Aep York skssJ
\ ltI CoA Sire 1S9 Marker 81. WHEELING Va
I A YORKE. would. respectfully inissn ,hu
customers and The pablo eeDeraliy Tint he has jus
rernrned f-sm the ta-f with geneeal sssnstpcut %
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cso-ksry Maze
Hardware. Boots. Shoes. sc. which he in n'w opea
ing and ready IN sell cheap cheaper than sver
The psbc invited 10 cail and examine the fci'
lowing articles. viz va g. 'ats s.fsd sln.r.
! - { GROCERIES 1lsi.,-,, !. ~.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE; 50. ..-it ~
so bikes GunE~uv5~r r Ia. so ehesss,Y II TEA. =
10 do H,rcn Skin d.. 10 boxes IapesiaIsin-
1000 Lbs J.nai SUGAR. S hhds " o SUGAR.
1000 In ~h,,e. Havana do; 25 Tiercrs RICE; AZ
20 bhls N o MOLAssEs, 90 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 L b~ SALERATUs; ..e - ,--- ~ .
o boxes 10 ping TOBACCO. sup qusIiiy. II
10 do is plug do dn. ttiieiI >
% so 81 .Flug do do. ~, = -
kegs T~i-, do do.
Nasmes.. Grnsnd Pepper. Ground Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Naddcr. 10 soxcs Pipes &C.
l.ri.lf DRY GOODS. - ..a1' ~
T3iue blk broad CLOTHS. Due broad CLOTHS.
Olive. hrowu do. So Olive Green tos 5
Ribbed cASslMERtS. Bisck CASSIMEREsS;
Cassine,ts &c all quaiiies; Kerseys ol all qualities;
L,h~eys Of all qnphIer;e 10 bales brown Muslins.
900 peices heached MUSLINS; --
200 - PRINTS of hqualhies and prices: r4l'i
BLACK SATIN vES1INGs al l.,. tsrl|
Fancy NESTING sfsll qualities md priees;
IRISH LINEN; -. -~s Blrech' a and br"' Drills
APRON CHECKS; 80 BLUE DRILLS;
Bed ITCHING. all srpcrs; Linen and SILK iislsfs;
BIN ard hr.,xs FIOSE.. Gents aud Ladies Gh'ves.
BOOrS AND sHOES--2n0 prs Ladies' Slippers
4 all prices ani q.saiirirr; so prs La',es Cater
Issrrs; | 90 prs LADIES' Kid Slippers; so p's Mems
thick Bols so prs aIeus' Calf BOOTS so pr Mons
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Meas Thick and Kip
Breaas ehesher than hetore offered m this cy.
I, HARDWARE of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever hethre offered in this city s1'f.t
CROCKERY-A general assor'meni of common
and printed cn,ckery by the ernie and retail Alan
many oIher articles TOO Numerous IN E~r,'en.3 All
vl whirh will he sud cheaper Than ever before
offered IN this city. = -fsrr ~
" B.--CnuBtry merchants viii he snpplied al
Eastern prices. with small commission added
.epI5 AT YoRKr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

Prepared and coli by Al SANDS &. Co Drug
ei-ts and hemistsl Granite. buildings. 27t
Broadway, corner OF Chambers ~ New York.
nad for sa'e by Druggists throughout the y s.
Pllce ~ re bottle. sfx boffles foe So.
Ths pubic are respecffilly requested TO Yemem-
Der that IL is Sands's Sarsspariia that las and is
constantly achieving, such remorkstIe cures Of
me most difficult class of d,srase> TO WHICH the
human frame is subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
partls. and rake no other ~ ,it't-i. n "fr'l -
Offer PRY OR Aren't ~ speriai ap-
posnf'n ert for the ProPrietors, for Wheeling
end rfeirrv- - IN "
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w. w. q s. ~. JIHEStj4t.- % =
WHOLESALE 4 RErAIf. DEALERS n fIk'r9i
AND CAPS ..l,.-.A a

Wsnsfde Of Main srref. Wherfsng. rs- - A
Lave on hard and are constantly manafaessr
ing gencrai ss~rfaent 81 Superior For sr1s
SIX hats.~They have rseeiv the lsicst spTsizi
fashions from New York and are now.Yrspsred.
% supply toordef all sizes aud Gu sl,. es IN the
,;ssent or psst style, as may suit crstemerx,
Hack and Drab hesvtr and Castor. 4 lsiur
White Rn-sia and Napt Hats. -. :,
They also keep onh I'd sorfmsnt OF pi an
ana fancy mems a. q Rows IN = aed icioih Gags. 4
all ~ which they offer their Gu stopers and the
9uni,c on he most pleasing terms.
y All orders from counrry merchants snd dsa'-
ers Promptly filled on the nos. iavor Die TERMS. :
Thankful Tor the liberal PATRONAGE they havs'i
here,ei"re received they ssich share IF pub-'
nc patronage which they are determined to de-
TO Business and cheap aud favors BILE rates.
:
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wEsl ERN INsrRANCE COMPANY.

THIS company ,s,iPg new duly orEa nizsd, ~
c,,,p,,e % Err 20 ~ VA s,S
ling 10uses, Store BcUses &cwith ile'r com 4
ieHts. Aiso. Steam R0ais. Fiat Poafs add Keel
Boais With thcire sfgfes. TO ead from eny rort
or ss Ohm and Nississipri rivers. OF they frib-
niary streams. Apn icaiiJn fsr lnsHrarcr o be i
inade for tbe present ~ the office Of the Wheel
ing Savings Institution tN ID
sul r N'cOY see"v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30
IUMRER.

ME shhserlhers having rurckased she IBAf- .
il Der YARD on Ma'n street near Tie Rridze.s
'rrner'y orcnIsed by NcLssn Rice. respectfully u
torm The pnh'Is that IhrS are prepared al tim 80 =
10 fisnish 81 kinds tf PINE LUMBER ON The meat
iayarshle trrnts for ta.h. ~
Attached toIhi- ward u an eIc,llent plsning ma
thine. which NJ be e,lny'Bsty ssrplied Sdh mr.
KIT fori"g. vegh.r bosrfirg osiii.g &c. watch viii
he s'ld or cssh, a. low any place 10 the Wcs-
,ers country. All osdess ihankfnIly received ana 4
pnsnr,ly oWended TO-. L. s. ROOP & co. ~
Wheeling. August ll--if ii lH efasl $50
Washington kxsaineE copy 10 amoust Of Two dot 3
lars. and charge Tiues. ..., 49, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30
LARGE AND FAsHIONA Ban n
.9seDressseDse- q Five y, Sssfsf
STAPLE
= JSnv LSEi;m a. CO. :

lCAe Doos Scala u "a y. s. UOTEL.l
DF spEcFFEstf.Y inlofm DE @fnens ~
n Whee!ing, that tsep hsge istst receiyed from
naifimoro, Philadflphis and New fofr re lar
resf and mos suIendid asr0rtmonf III Fa-h ION.
ebh ljyv Goods ever ID srod IN this market. which
tbey feel conf ienf in saving. will far snrnaae
both In quality and cheaapees, lcxcept the four
which Main street can boast u. any stock OF
= GODS eyer offered IN tins citg. Without boast
eng or susuendtns froln our wind owe enhlsz0ned
Hsra We 3re warranted IN saYise t0aN lhope
,vho ,sish to purchase Goods that ran be edaran.
tied 10 hem. thatonr sfock has been most eyre
fsny rejected. and bopaht lor cash. and that We
ere deiermi1ed % sgii good EoOds cfespcl ihan
80 Il a call On those who wish. suntthinp
ketter than truck, sud We Wit shaw.iho1l our
ooods, give them ear pfiaoe.ia let men ludGe
- hemnoivee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

WTERTINGs. few p,iierus hesniiiui rsch
W Weo<a Fsirei eud Ce-h~frs Pesi'ngs A.sp
aifsr Enaiiah hoiled Saiu Yesfipe, heller han sEy
e,,a can conveniently fnd eisee here. can he tiHd
4 ycu raj s-,n ~. tori ~ sEJBY's.
ND0NNETe. a. bsndssme rsrck a. Brad
- Bopneis. and velvef snd other naieriais ~
8onneis. Airo Nielona nannaia fvf rhildffs. car
y bpgshi shesp - ssssi q 80 skLBYs.f
- fr l 80 80 tfr ~
rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

HnARDwARE-'rh .us.er,B@r IA. ls,sly
u n r~etved the falloving sDods winch he has 1
reduced The price 10 suil times. "a - q = it.t..i,g
Elliptic Springs. Mann. Ares. ......s.
VIM Je'sop & Sons Cast Mnn.e hale aud ofhsr
i Shsaf Steel, Anxii. t-ti
Sniiih'sv Wees. aea MIL * Cro.s Cut Saws
Sheet Brass. Planes 81 trvtfllrfl
Tpeelher with every variety in the Bsri~ are
and Galley line. sAAi'L KEEl-
avg ~ go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30
MONROE HOUSE.
zoe Sireef. h,sss<s- Min o~d Mater Streets
nf WHEELING nAlr p
JAHES MATHEWS. Prepvisior.

ME Mon-oe IIaase has been ertisely rsrIveied
and reffied throughout. and he proprietor
ha. no hesiiaiicn n saying hst Re accommodate
me travelling ruhlic we'll 10 Bol hriisr nan
nsh~r IIpiel ia his eiv, rHis uniifiag exert1ns
shall he drvnfrd - he e"rpfri Of his guests. This
h.sse !. loeaisd .Silhin 20 fads Of lhr ssam noii
Iahding snd nenry oprosife re Post O1ice mel ing
~ desirsile soprirr olhsr ~ rirsneefs visiting
he ciie On ho~irrss Bsggaee viii - couveyed -
anJ faaru seaphsais f,ef of charge. ani .eosrhss
win car NJ he droy 10 receive ras,erecrs
1 Attached tn he ho'ise ia rcoi STABLE which
Twill he we'll 'shd esfefnllv attended NJ Sirongen
afminei ~ snv hour ~ he niahl. CHARGES md,
/ ~ s1ii INC iirn~s. fnn .n 80 %
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FOUNTAIN INN
tiass Bsifbs1s<r,~, LGHr ST. R,LTfMoI,A
ss.os W w lin, zcHff( p...-...,.-xs

ARTHUR L. FoCC. rr'P''srs''ss' !.
AVfSC leased this esiessr',e srd, G. yoriic &C.,
iab'ishmsnt. shd entirely 1ei,.sa,sd and re- 7
s''cd 10 ihrousho.s. ~ shstn r.,ngafe sdsaras
fe"u-ly with sny simi the unice<
bsse no hesi'ar'o ma en.eavorIns TO- rtSnstihse
attention ef the travelling pablic TO ih's fsvcsss.,
h~teL rihe rno-i strenuous exrriions, joined -
every pos>ibe cosrruierre 10 re found eise~ters.,
ran sosnre success. they p~re fheusei, tht ~
orm~r well carved repsisiion, shsi no, only ,kso
msr'i-d hut -urras-r,- t4s .o1t s sls.f knn
In acc"rdnpr- With ihe difficulties Of the Tires
they have deiermincsr,o reduce their ehafses =
correspond. Pr~e 81 25 per day. Y Ioin1
Bslsim,re. Jnly 3, 1913. 60 ely - on SILL
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DAILY PAPER rrs vsas. $500
:. SIX raSrus in advance 2 So
q. sse- IRA MONTH -" so

80 rrs wgsx 1900 l2I
Single paper. Cor sale by the crfriers and At the
ssics st cents copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday at 81 90 per annum
IN advance. or 50 il not paid within one month
from the beginning efthe year. Nonew ssbscribers
will be reserved. except such as pay IN sdvance
Fer msslhs 81 so is invariably charged No
rb~c riber received for Tess Term than sr months
aud paper discontinued. sept atthe discretion
sfths publisher, until all arrearsges are paid.
rERnss or NDvERrfsiNo.
Three iusertisns OF leo, per saaars. : tinu
One week. also
Two Weeks = s.i.sf.s srf...t-, ..l-f S25O
Tase. Weeks S325
-Four weeks. s4.00
Two mna,hs. $500 Three monlhs $500
Adver,s-saepis. inserted i,li forbid or without
rpress order. will be inserted until ordered on
I'D charged one dollar far LAT three inser,is's, aud
Is cts E,r each .ins~ssion, atrcr. Advertisements
nse'ied three times eek for thfee isurhs the
shsvs, Weekly for ono hall per week. ,- ~
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place full confidence in the statement made
By Asriha Coniin3 bayiaE knOwH her che Past
twenty years. viii cheeriuy give any particulars
6frthet tnfcfmauon4 81 Ei.iLABETH,
Superior Of the itoman Cal hole OfpH an Asylum.
Prinse street, New York. Dee "A, i6f2.
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V1RINsEs. GlMPS AND OTHER TRIN.
M1NG.--i have stlerdid ass'fImeif ~
Ffners GimTs. Rsaida. Whalei.Ynrs. Bultnas fyr
hshiis. sud sst.F arisies g. ktliussrs' T'isssirga
- t ~ aeAnF
go - 49,. - 80 49,. f'rH
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bEAFNEss CURED.

coS,o,.v,, r 81 a ,s,,ra c,,,,sr,c,o,,
LNOR the rnre of DEAFNESS, pains and The
discharge eehnares from the ~nr,; ell those
disarrrenhIe noises. like the buzzinz Of iasecis.
failing of wsier. whining OF steam, &r. &c. which
ere symptoms ofapprnsching deafness. and sl.p
genrrsiiv atiendani with The dis-as~ Fer sale by
DR. J CRUNBAeKER. No 173. Main 81.
&. 81 ,.-s,.rt rifrr.a Snlc Agent
nstohs Certificates are given. nv very respectable
persons. efthe many astonishing cures Inch Il M.
perfarrned.f 80 .iff rtsfl isef,as +lr nav -
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INaURANGE.


ISRS viii b. taken ' ihe FIRE & MARINE
3 a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al ~ ioyesf rates On
Rui,d'ns ofaiikihts 81 ne. brek or wooden
aad fiieIr confenfes ftt
Sfeanpoa' e. flctofics; mills, &c. 81 a.1
Furniture.
And fnfreharfisc ~ ~ kiads.
And auaiuti ~ d7ngris attending Inc trans
portaion offoods on rivers. llkes, soss, caaals
an railroads
I Ftrfieraaracfrr IF tn ccrnnany ~ ~ Dfefas-
tifnfe and lihlraiify In fhe manner ut ~
nent sft- eaes I've hfC l-Hve a. ftff ~ fhe Iner-
chaafs fh.s piarc.t dci.eNhcfc v no have "a
I fkc afiu-ffae. c's''ns urer ". fitc 1.
\ odrs Mai. 81 u. " HARDtNG Sec ".
EyOR sALE, chsmpse. T.,rz. Ar,.,Ir -
\ ara creWoi BREAST riNs. - Law r -
\ IIess'ssnd Crises A D FAIECWrD =
/ 80
i hFAsON's ifARf VcL 2-A S..3aEf..
n ~ supgy ftiio stovr iusi rood ard go 49,.
10y wa R0t,B
= 40 Cssssr " Nd sb5 vaio6 e..
si 80 cf lEtF. sssg
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4 MERICAN .IIARDwARR ANu !

A MEXICAN IeIIARDWARE AND
/ "A CCTBERY.--The Snhseriher inst rresir.si
ed fresh sappls Of HARDWARE a -cU'rLERY.
the most Of whichi - American manaiacinre nj great
" rncca prices aud o. equal qualify With the S~st
English msnnlsc.ure. Tho-e who are ocqua,nssd \
With the prices 0i Hardware viii pesse ctll and zee
he praciicai opefsIion of what is called by soHss
the sle high tariff The following asicIes. MI a.
merf60s.
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
I PITT do HAND do
| WEB, dc Lseks Hinges, Screws.
Butcher knives Shoe knives IsIshes. aadlrsiicks.
Casiors. Rules. Is Sduares, Plane Bits Chisol,.
Se~w driyets Composers, A ugurs g mble,s. Belss.
ASes. Fool Adzss FIoiehris, Bfusi,es. DC. hgsihsr
With lrTgr 10, af Scyihe s,ckles sry'hs ass
and Sryihe Stones SAM'L MEL ogs
/ june 2 t -.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A GENERA u assosisuenf uf Drugs, Psiats, and
IN Dive Stuffs sm-nes, which are 1ti ~
10 casbnv- Oil yiiriol. -, ~ ffrsffs
10 Aqps FORTS. r
=. DO Mnris,ic Acid.
do Srlpba,Ic Ether.
. 3 do Scis. Nitro. sfi 1trE kr
T. do Aqua amnnnis.l ~ aesit y.
y. 5 Cases Gam Cppul and Sh~llse. ~ - -
few Gases Chrome Green and Yellow,
3Cask~ Ere Tamphlack.
- 5 bhl- Sp's Turp~nsine.
Al of winch will be said Al Tho iawesf price, by
sep,Il JAMES BAKER.
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NEW FOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-

t-f.F4rH nFr IlSllMENTs :. fl -artfn
JOHN T.. WIDE. 81 81.
MI MANUFACTURERS Of I.ad.e-. G-nIleu,en'.
lFE and chiIdrrn's Roots and Shoes. Main street.
do"rs soufh of v'rp inia Hotel wbeeiing. Va
keefs eorsisn'ly hand ae.orinent of the s,ove
articles. st Eastern prices. III made under RE ev
insoeci"n. and &c The best PhiladeIph, materials.
juno Is. ls43-Iv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

have condolences in the representations made
hv n srtha 4 Onlla. ard have full knoWedes OF
ner care, ELIJAH y PbRDY.
Aieerman 10th Ward OF the city Of view York.
Dee a.. ts12.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

know Martha Conlin. and believe what she
stafca "a thie document 70 be periectly true,
JOHN POWER,
Yfcsr General cf Ne0 York
Ilrcfor Of - Peters Church.
Given a. Neu ~ this 18th day OF Deee..ber.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

Haftha COnlin has .VedIn ny family The las
ID Yeats, ana hereby cefufg that the iOregolne
statsm NJ uiade - hcfsel y couccl
- slr' Att1 . LLQY1.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-30

NvrGFrABLEU NiVER SAL MEDICINES
As forTne prepared f,der me sperrisi0n offhs
~ LATE Mr.. THOMAS MOd II llff
Vice President o. the British College nf ifehllh.
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE

To-day we con mence the publication of the
Core ,pondence between the Mexican Govern
ment and our Minister at MeYico-also between
our Government and the Mexican Minister al
Was ngtoa--in relation to Texas.
when we shall have completed the publica-
lion of these interesting documents. we may
express our opinion Of ,hem--as an American
editor. Whether or not our Government shall
concur in the opinions we may express, can,
perhaps, be ascertained BY Mr.. Almonie, by
addressing formal and respectful note 10 the
Secretary Of State. And whether or moi the
President will "disavow" what we say with
out delay,n Messrs. Gales & Seaton must as
certain for themselves.
In America, parties and presses support the
Government because they approve its princi-
PIES ard not for pay-nay, even if it be al a
loss. In Spain and Merico. they have g Go
veInment Journals" The editors Of which are the
seryltors Of the Ministers Of Government, and
dare no, speak their own sentiments. In this
country any editor may even attack the Govern
ment.
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NEW YORK CORRESP ONDENCE.
A DEMOCRAT.

Nrw YoRE, Dec, lsi3.
As the Baltimore Convention approaches, every
sensitle man in lhis State repudiacs and condemns
the late farce enacted at Syracuse intended TO er-
dorsc Mr.. Van Burcn's popularity and peculiar it,
n, s. and claims for rc-n minaton to the Presidency.
why iu look at tic uodus operanii Of elcciing del.
egstes to the State Convection. A few Of The wire.
puliers congrcgac in their respective towns and
wards, who are Connected with Van Buren, Standing
County Commuters. These, by jpdtijus arrange
meat tx upon a county delegation, nome 'mrnta
to the Of the voters tut secretly favorable TO Mr.
Van Buren,. There men, when appealed to, prior o
the Convention, 10y the fflends Of Messrs. Calhoun
Tyler, aud Johnson say that they all very good
aud tired men-very eligible candidates, and that
they shall all receive the rec ecfu consideration
at their hands.
Very well; the primary meetings take Place, ard
in some instances the delegates instructed to sup
port he district system, and some oite man than MIR
Vac Buren,. These instructions are violated, the
people deceived, Mr. Van Burcn is no ninoted by he
State Convention by wonderful unanIni,y, as Wc
told md the Argus az its kindred prints ASSURE
the eredulous people that Mrysn Buren, IS the choice
Of The Democracy Of the Enpie State The Sage
Of Lindcnwald the lavoriie Of the People The e1'
ponent OF Democracy where u IS best understood :
The political chief, who Is TO lead the Republican
legions to do battle 'i.,oriousy the Wings =
Why, sir, man familiar with Nj. Van Burcn't
public and private history, the peculiar bias Of bis
mind his cold and calculating heart his Jcsuiiicsl
cssustIcal spiii and added to this, the undsniibl,
rrs,ocracy OF the man. will say, without boshioe ,c
a.. 4. 4.
the hearts and affections Of the Democracy Of Repub
lioan America This beliefs no where seriously en-
tcranej nor expires cd, but by The erilcd dynasty
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-13

| read with sume pleasure your remarks in an edi-
torisl on Monday on the House organization. They
confirm what | have always believed, from an eA-
lensive acquaintance with the People, that the Pres
dent is far from being unpopular with them or their
representatives. Mr.. Tyler certainly stands high
with the Democratic party. fIc merits and has re-
ceivcd much praise at their hands, for his Neioes,
Sc, and from those too ,cho r.ted for Blair g. Ripes
Printers The course of the Globe has not been APP
proved by the party-as one Of that party assert n
for all. | have not, | declare, ever met with one
man TO approve it, Its selection for the Printing,
therefore, cndorsaiion OF IFS attacks on the
President. 1t a concessi)n merely, to that pow
erful Journal made not in spirit of bosii ity TO MIR
TYLER but in view Of the certain event Gas the party
supposes) OF Mr.. Van Buren's nomination by the De
mocratic Convention 10 ensure Jts corporation u
elAting him. The selection Of the Globe had nc
reference whatever to its course towards NJ Tyler
Had that been fact, and but for the con;ingenc,
aforementioned there is not Democrat in Congress
who would have sustained the Globe. II was sus
tanned, 10 tsrt, presume, because i, was the only
Democratic establishment here with fore enough tC
do the work-had long been the organ Of the party
aud been most shamefully treated in the Senate II
annulling its contract with that body in 1910.
hope the Madsonian will not regard the election
of Blair & Riyes decision by the party adyers'
to the President. II cannot be so viewed. Fight OF
the noble fight under the broad banner Of Democra
cy and if il should happen that justice to John Ty
ler'' is postponed for a season, 1T may be to rende
the triumph OF the Constitution more glorious ant
universal. In doing thi., do not understand me a
advising tame aud unmanly spirit No BY Ilea
ven, No Let your language be
Strike me f you dare
! IL you dare, you DIR
| A DEMOCRAT.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-13

This document IS without party BEARINGS oonclli-
a,ory in Its language and tone aud whole, though
no, fautless, is little obnoxious 10 ocnsurc any
Paper Of the kind ever was, will be. II has
n6 bold, striking recomme ndaons Of measures TO he
adopted and denuncstons Of any heretofore
adopted. IL is written in subdued tone, and looks
TO the people for appreciation, and not to party.
Allpsions modcstly made to the Presidents past
recommendations in relation to the Currency, but
neither the Exchequer, nor the Sub Treasury -
named IN IT, though the Bank Vs. and IN language Of
Just condemnation.