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virtue at decree made by the Chancery
- 'oar Tor Tn ey of Rtchnond DIV nf ia mar,
IN the case OF Grer snd Anlrr.au 9, al
sial proceed on tr s3ri % th. st ab ,pr,
on tn ~ IIos,.. and y ., -
S'" near us city u Richmond The laz, and .u !,
ransed "r with four of gfnnd orchard ,.u.,, ,,
SC shall a-o proceed by tha -an-r ,ph,,, - -, . .
OF ms inth NJ " oeLek tie prrIns story hk hc
on i'h street Adjoining the tsnT-n conner af Iah ,,
AMI immediately thereafter shall the pt.r-. m. g.,
buildings. ~ '""p-Ns
IN Twelve months negotiable paper endorsed ard m IN the
property reserved until the las, payment made.
DAVID ANDERSON, IT, Trn.te.
= In consequence Of the nelen-ncy weather thu -,,e
o. 10" io"n Pior+rtyeoutancd IN tn
fair day. at III same hour - ." w. VIZ
f. sS-2t D. ANDERSON Jr Tr,.,,.
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III L-tsr !ronr.s WIZ.
Reresl Of he Ra.,irrrt Ln,r


The Senate. auTdOy, passed hc ball. from the House Of
Representative repeating the Binkpt Law the bill a. i,
passed excepted all csscs. from OPERATION which are
pending.
The following, IL the vote
fEAS-Mc,srs, Allen, Archer Dagby, Bsyard, Buchn.
nan, Calhoun, Gratis, Cduondon, Cuhbcr Dayton Fulton
Graham. Huntington, King. Linn, McDufe, MeRobcrt.
Mangum, Mcrrick, Morchesd. Phelps, Rivcs, SEWER
Spugue. Sturgeon. Tnppan, Walker, Wilcox Williams
Woodbury., Wright, aud Young-32
NAfS-Mcs-rs Barrow, Bates Berrien, Choaie Clay
ton, Evans. Kerr. Miller, Porter. Smith, OF Indiana TaI
madgo, White. aud Woodbrdgo-l3
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PRICES REDUCED.

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u'r uo'thcrn lnarkst A., nr.p.rst
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$40 lSi,.5ia Mr. Arthur rayIoI,.,
IT'S believed b" - eoicavone IN Ss- ST.. IA
ha- frequently lecn 10 te North Washington and ,n, N
se hh' rout" The above reward IA. aprh
son aud delivery to eonhnincnt a ina, can ~, han
william - hksy yellow boy, abous wears 81 ,r,
away yellow saiors and CAN'T ea.
falcd with eu,hc-. wN lotlNs.,~
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THIS DAY.
By Inioes A fsrother.
Conner opposite Rev Tav-rnl
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY OF THE
late Joseph rate, ESQ,

On Aonay Evening. Fa s7t. commencing NJ o,e,ass ~,
@ AZ A"'ton without extensive and vs,,h
Law AMI Miscellaneous i,tnsy y-sph Int T., $50
" tatahgucs ready for delivery
having own .xbu.to.
e above haTy, the plae. At thu -nr- "a, NJ, -,
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Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 1 3, for Is43 to be
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NOTICE.

consequence OF continued III health, fIenry
James Ieilre. this day, ffon iartucr.hip Of H.
JANIS co, with the an tanusr. H. will
""e'r A. hT a. h. al wiun up the bsn.-- an whch
e = Interested aud eoncng business until the 1T
N :" september neat an @ hs~ purps. s-n the ans
We hn a. h-fr0fofc. We nanora dbtaf To psae
Tor an early hquiaon 90 their saer 81 ID. greatest
Importance 10 a urgently s. b the stt. OF The
ui'ss a. BY 'hs change OF Interests noted above.
FLEMING JAMES.
EDWIN lanes
Richmond is Feb Ist1 HENRY JIMFs
NEW BUSINESS.
Under the fFu ~ r. J. JAMis l. The suh.rr,-
ber- Will continue -nect cd and e e.,,.
Of Jo-sIh - Janes. dee a.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS m'sfNEss
AMI now ofcr for ar sh1ui Fny Tpani Dollars worth q Goods
h-'i winch s~asoulhc and cheap purc-
ed NJ The low prices pas, They expect
70 tnhss such additions To f present
LIT APnl neri niay o hem desirable.
FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES
te Globe Square.
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MEDICINE CHESTS

NEDicINE CHESTS, for plantations and families. com,
p'e'eE mied-eonstanily on hand, for by
" ~ ALEX. DUSAL Co
RUTTER ~ LARD.-We have lust received
hrkins Butter, which low for eash--Al-
rw hkin- strictly Family Lard Of superior quality raad~ entirely
Of leaf ai which made home eonSiIulfs.on 10y
re ~ GRETTER A
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wnt-ou's Principles MD Practice OF Physic.
4 EA q BLANCHARD are publishing. in con

Wntsou's Principles nud Practice OF PIysic.
EA q BLANCHARD are publishing IN con.
n \ uocuon with their Medical News which Published monthly
no 81 Lectures ic Principles AMI Practice Pysr
delivered ai Kings College London by Thomas Watson Poo
fcs0r of Medicine.
No ofc New. January contain. u'r Introductory Lee
iurc.
No for February. Gus, put-lrD Lecture. @ and
part Of tic tth.
These Lectures although published with the News
have their separate paging Tint when crIstc they bound
separately, forming handsome octave volume
AS'uien' Library announced prrr1.
and ue publishers have commenced
junction with ir Medical Nrws The Library comprise series
of Lecture Che prime pi hnnchs ~ medical
constitute complete hhnp fo The stuini and useful
reference N che practitioner
Tho very admirable 0f Lectures Principles
Practice Medicine. lately delivered y Professor Watson Of Kings
College, IouIun. being drsi ~ ho a,urs
10 conform this Of plan The fc OF Medical News
nni hr1W 1s been adopted specimen number VIII De- forwarded
tn arF Wp viii Furnish ter m Che puhsh foe
iENhH-lhv Medical News anil Library VIII hc issued The
mt oi cvcy month embracing shout 300 pnEea
t 1nnun lhcru subscribers o uny ~ year - this
WIZ o. ne cheapest periodical Of BE- Kind tpon
- pyaor m m cas' IN advance " Subscriptions received ~ The
bookstore
r. 10 SMITH upfNEpn 4 upppts
STILL on hand Few rar cheap Boots which We al
- vered few dys since Thosc want OF cbeap pl Of
Boots viii rarely meet with opportunity Of supplying themselves
on ne roHrn terms agnin y ~ WATKINS A. 90.
Ie u Opposite Ruins nta EaFle Hotel
SUPERIOH Gu"PowdcT Tca, At retail. by
~ N 10 JOHN y. GORDON.
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Certificates Of packages Of &c whoIes ........si3O
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SMTTNLr-wc h7yc Tor ~llc store. about 900 sacks
- stoned salt hclchcd sacks. wen incd
f. LII FREDERICK ANDERSON & co.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26
NEW sERIEs.-VoL " NO. 9.

6TAND the PEOPLE will FEEL
and KNOW that instead Of their servants
being occupied in dsVising measures for
their ruin and destruction, they will be
assiduOusly employed 10 promoting their
WELFARE and PROSPERITY!
This is the sum and Substance Of every
whig speech made in 1910.
The wings did succeed, honestly OF
dishonesty, in nearly every State. and
HOW WERE THEIR PROMISES
FULFILLEDi
Let HENRY CLAY himself answer.
After The wings had been 10 power near
TWO YEARS, he retires from the pIdce
where the promises were to be made good
and says:
81 retire from you, Mr.. President,
know, AT A PERIOD OF INFINITE
DISTRESS AND EMBARRASS-
MENTg"
And soon after, in his famous "Virgin
Heifer" speech in Kentucky. he gave
the following true picture Of the "Pesti.
lence and Famine" which the county
bad suffered under the reign of whig-
gerry and his dictatorship, up 10 that
time:
"What is our condition! Ii is one Of
unexampled distress and embarrassment,
as universal as tits intense, prevading
the whole community; property every
where falling in value; agricultural pro-
duce Of every description al the most re-.
duced prices; money unsOund, at the
same time scarce, and becoming more
scarce, by operations Of doubtful and un-
certain issue, to increase its unsoundness,
all the departments Of business inactive
and stagnant, exchanges extravagantly
high, and consequently fiuetuaiing; cred.
it, public and private, at the lowest ebb,
aud confidence lost, and a feeling Of
general discouragement and dePress.
iOn."
And so we continued on the Road to
Ruin, up TO the time Of what they call
Treason of John Tyler. He saw the
country was rushing to destruction with
the speed of hurricane, under the in.
fiuence Of Clay Whiggery aud she came
out from among the fouI party!" Since
that, things have been little more dem.
Ocratic, and of course a little better.
The question now to be settled is,shaIl
we stillbe cursed with CIayism and Coon
Skin Whiggery, or shall We go for DE-
MOCRACY and FAIR PLAY FOR
ALL HANDS? If we go for the latter +,
We must
SKIN THE CooNs IN SEPTEMBER
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26

0rThe New York Sun says:-"If
some common salt be put into the water
when washing cabbages or green's, preps.
gatOry to cooking them, the snaila slugs
worms, &c. will come out and sink to
the bottom, so that they need not be
boiled with the vegetables II is impose
sible to wash them out, except the cab
bagss be taken to pieces, and people
generally like to have this vegetable ser.
we'd up whOle,n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26
From the Vermont Age.
THEY MADE NO PROMISES.

THEY MADE NO PROMISES.
So say the whig leaders now, just as
the people are about to seal a verdict OF
condemnation against them for VIOLA
TION Of their Plighted faith in ls40.-
But the people we'll remember, that a.
mong Thousands OF others.
HENRY CLAY PROMISED,
in his celebrated Virginia speech in le4O'
that so, soon as It was known that there
would be whig administration,
GTCONFIDENCE would immediate
ly revive!
0FCREDIT be restored!
NTACTIVE BUSINESS will return
0TPRICES OF PRODUCTS viii
rise!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26
From the LOrain Reeublican

GFOur whig friends are making quite
a racket about the amount or salary which
Martin Van Buren, has received for serS
vices since the people first intrusted bin
with office. 1t is not pretended that his
salary has been too high, or that he has
obtained money wrOngfully from the peo-
pie. But the aggregate amount which
he has received for long life Of public
service is put together for the purpose of
deceiving those not cOnversant with such
matters They argue as if the 40 years
Of his life, devoted TO the service of the
people, was nothing at all, and that he
must look TO the bare amount Of saIarv
which he has received as a criterion from
which to Judge of his claims upon the
party. This view of the subject is peeuI
liar to the whig party. They cannot con-
ceiVe that any man should be actuated BY
higher motives than sordid gain-as il the
patriotism and craftsmanship Ofsuch men
as Washington, jefferson and Van Buren
were to be weighed with gold! Such ar
guments may be very weigbly with
the wings, bpt no democrat wiH regard
them.
Even at their own game however, they
are foiIed. They live in glass houses,
and their missiles break theil own win.
dows. Henry Clay, the whlg STAKEHOLDER
candidate for the Presidency, has already
received about ole third more salary lhaa
Van Bnren; and J. @. Adams more than
twice as much! while Harrison and hig
heirs received over thirty one thousand
dollars 70: one months service as Presi-'
dent!
Here is an exhibit showing the amount
drawn from the public treasury by j. q.
Adams.
For outfit TO the the Hague,
England, and Prussia, $4,.
500, Sgs,5OU
Russia and Ghent, 49, 600
salaryas Minister IL yrs. $9,-
900. 10000
{" ! yr, State Senate, 100
" l2s ". Prof at Cambridge 5000
/" 6yrs. U 8. Senate, 10000
/" 8 yrs. Secretary U. s. $4,000
4 yrs. President U. 8. 100, 900
IA yrs. Rep in Congress, l9,6OU
$aIT2OO
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26

Willis says that the name IOf Mauhat.
tan, signifies "the place where Ws slbpot
drunk together" and the Indians 20
named the island after their first de.
bauch with Henry Hudson in the year
kl6Do.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26

H. IA. Bsckenbridgs having, in some
OF his recent letters, made an uneallsd
for attack on Gen Jackson, a gentleman
Of thisieity called theold heroes attention
to tho ISLANDERS Of the candidate. The Gem
eral promptly responded, and his letter,
which we publish below, places H M.
Breckenridge inthe light which be bas
long been viewed BY every msn who de-
tests the character Of betgsysr Of pri-
vate confidence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-26

La!weut makes y,ur teeth 81 unusually whitc'
Quoth Josh's Dulciua. TO hlm tO.her M sht
To make yrurs look so, Nth a grin, replied Josh
I've bought you bottle of Thorn's Doth Wash;
IT'S the best now m use, So the gentle folks says
And since they've tired this, cast al others away.
But to prove il the bes' to make the teet SHINE
Look AGAIN, my dear Sal, at the lustre 81 mine.
Then Try this great TOOtn Wash,
The Teaherry Tooth " ash,
And see # the Tooth ash of Thorn, rs not hne!
4 MONG the recommendations TO the above, are
~ the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud become acquainted with the in"re -
CntS of its position, Chccr!ully saw, COnSd-
or Il one of the safest. as II Is one u the most
peasant tooth washes now III use. HUNT
Pittsburgh SEMI Is 1912. DenuSf.
take pleasure IN stating, after having ma g
use Of 'ThOrn's Tea berry Tooth Wash thHtIt u
one of the best deutrificrs IN use. Beng IN u
qvid 'OTml II combines nCa ness with convenience
While II ClcansCs the enamel and removes The
tartar from the teeth, It's perfume Yields a fra
2 ancC peculiarly desirable. J TlBBlIS, VI L..
The undersigned haVeused Thorn compob nd
Tea berry tooth wash and have found II 10 te
an extremely pleasant denrfrce, exercising a
mOst salutaIy influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those mdIsoCns1ble members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar, aid purifying the Breath. Having thor
oUghly tested It's virtues, we take pleasure IN le-
commencing II TO the public, beleVlnglt to be
the best article Of the hind now IN use.
NJ n BERTSON, JAMES p JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, WIN MCNNDLESS.
II l. RINGwALT, LEONARD : JOHNS,
| J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS 5 CRAFT.
! For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va
! fSb s ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-26
CORNs, yORNsu CORNISH

(NURED by the Albion corn plaster, Il Affords
~ immediate relief aud = a sure cure for
e, rms .. dissolves the corn and removes u from
the loot with ease and expedition. without the
least pain. From nmOog the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EbeneZer Ncwhall Of LilcVln, Mass.
| cannot neglect To state, that feel great con
idence In the Albion corn plaster, as one of the
surest remedies have tried IT'S efficacy, add in
four successive applications according TO the die
reCtIuus, @ tiiCCtt q "a euro
In proof Of " hIch, read the following ca scs!-
lady!-Io whom reference can be made, after
suffering great paln, aui Inconvenience for years
from cUrus, and who IN the mean time was ma
king use OF variO. highly celebrated rCn tdes,
but TO 40 pIrpOse, ant had m consequence of
these repeated ul>drpumtments, nearly despair
ed OF relief, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of whIch, tat CNpen % of
only 80 cenis,) has entire sured her cornsi So
astonishing was tins cue as To induce several of
the friends and neIghbOrs of he lady. TO use the
same remedy, aud vi h the same good SUGGEST
Kan old Gentleman! Informed an agent
thot aticr suffering unreasonable pain and
u9uble for yeaas from a corn, which had resist .
ed every attempt To dCs!rCy, was cured by tins
most valuable plaster!
persou!-So upplcd with corus for a long
time as 10 be unable TO walk, had 10 cut holes In
ms shoes, 10 ca Sc his iect,-was cured by this
plaster!
Price g cents box
u. Each Of the articles will he s,gT cd w l.
hicdcr on the oHtside wrapper,
- consumption. No ueTssn can have ade
quatc IDEA of the ASTONISHING relief winch DIR
Ncllc highly celebrated A .thmatIc or cOnsump-
tive pulls, give IN consumption coughs, COILS,
Il flcul'y OF breathing, vince; ing, tightness Of
The chest, PAIN ~ the side, spttIng OF blood dc
illr tTlal only IS necessary 10 convince persons
suffering from these complaints that this Is one
NJ the most Naluable medicines ever discovered
Tor complaints of the lungs generally. Common
cClds are removed IN a few hours Price 2J cts.
Srepared from the CrIgInal Nj = Recipe of DR.
I Conway, by w I. KlddCr, immediate sue
ccsioT to the late II KIdder BY whom they are
tor sale at hls counting room, No So State IT.
corner Of Merchants row, Boston and by his
special appointment by JAS BAKER
dee NE,eling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-26
ITCH CIREnrr

(Eli ever so Inveterate, In one hour appica-
II uon, and No danger from taking colby
using DuUJrtcS' Itch Ointment So great and
extended here has become ITS reputation that
dealers are 1TCGIHg % from all parts OF the couu.
iry, a. remedy which gives their customers the
highest Satisfaction.
A student, connected with one IF our Literary
Institutions. where this l0athsumC disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumiros' ltch ONT
mcut eN terminated %, after various other apuIi-
cations had failed 10 do so, and DO Aai Iu cOnse
qgCncc gained rCput alton In tlut seminary. and
NcILuy, as The best remedy kuO W for the Itch!
Name can be given n desired.
- FMS preparation, for piclsantuCss. safety
eNpct lion, ease add certainty, IS unsurpassed lf
tquai.cu. lsdoes not COEtaIn the least particle
ct tncrsury, or other dangerous ingredient. and
NAV be applied with perfect safety hy pregnant
females, or 10 children az The breast, and %
cures however lnvciCrate, ~ one hours apple
rau1n only, and no danger from taking cold
Testimony 90 urJOf OF the high character Of
THIS arurie az fJlUws-
A distant dealer 80 ordering gross, observes;
set used Iu these partsr'
Another writes from a distant cfty-"Tf is a
valuable aTucic, aEd fully worth the prce set
upon lt-It has 800 ,IUal in this m8rscfr'
a pby.Iriau % she first suIInence. on prescribing
o. sgyss 81 ItIn the highest terms. as most com.
rificig ausWeUnz The purpose. and 20 use hrs
ltis also one 81 Che best application for the
Barriers Itch, plmpies and disearCs Of the skiB
generally
rnre with fan directions 70 CENTS.
's'Dr Nc.f9s Astbmotc or C0usuoipGva piI Is
ibis hos been pronounced among 90 fhe c6uph
wfdicinrs 80 b. had, one 81 the most valuable
ever yet Discovered which trial will prove
y q. Each article viii b. signed by W l.
n .dtcf oH f1e outside wrapper.
Prepared from che original NJ s Recipe n Dr.
81 U Conway, byW y Klddsr, imued ate sHrprs-
s0r 90 fh 10 tate u kI8dcr. bY who they are Tor
aa.r 90 hIs counting go, m. No 80 safe street
.II'Hf ~ Hefrloufs row Boston. and hg his
special apppWfmgntby JAS BAKER
dec Nherhuz- Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-26

OT Ue uHtU'TSIt 4 gttdbie HiediCt"e ~ ne ETtiish
college sf HcaiM- LondoH
HNHESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits OF cure
I They rem, We from the stomach, liver and
intcsuhes-the blood making OTEuns-tHe OBJ
structlOns 10 the due performance OF thes healthy
functions.
2 They purify the blood by increasing the var-
Gus secTetionS, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully to resist the prCdIspOsIu-
and exciting causes TO disease.
They increase the action Ufthe absOTbCn Is, by
which all mOTJld grOwths are AIKEN into cIICu-
latlon and afterwards sXrel let from the bod.
4 They restore the TeSularltY OF those process
es upon which reformation anu CITcvl IlIOn Of
the blood depends.
'-'hcz c are the only medicines known in which
small doses have 20 Weriul aud beneficial effect;
and yet, Of which in extreme cases; such very
large doses may he ADMINISTERED fedTl.ssy ami
with greatly increased advantages To the pa lIeUt.
Tue British college Of health having revoked,
anuullJd and made void the appointment Of Or
HorauO ShcphCaTd VI eat, he has cease to be IN
any manner connected with or agent Of the col
lege of Health.
George Taylor, being now ana rom hcuc, forth
tie sole gCUcral ageItIu the UuI'e States Oft h.
b i.sh col eye Oiheal h, for the sale Of MuTrI,ons
p lis OF the Vegetable unIyersai medicines fihe
college Of health; no other person bat The said
George Taylor has any IlpIt or authority to noun
mate or appoint general agcIt5 Tor the sale Of
the abOyc m iICIHCS
GEO TAYLOR. IL Chamb ret sole general ag't.
JOHN FlS HER, agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-26
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
AlnNRoE STREET.

EREMlAH CLEMENS respectfully inform,
- ms friends and The public that he has resumed
business Is agent. ~ hi Old stand on Monroe street
where lac viii ."anuiaclurS formerly aul keep GA
hnnd al assortment uf CABINET FURNITURE
equal IA workmanship and material Ia any uhrretl
~ ihiS CITY, or The wCs which he offers at yer,
redU'ed prices. Among his sock will be found
sofas Bureaus, Dining and PaTlur Tables TnileIIcs
Nardr"hes, R"rkrLg Chairs Bedseads Of all kinds
Desks, Wash Sand, Sc. &c Every article in his
line made TO order, orders thankfully received and
r. mpHy attended to- nrl5 BIN