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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

OH NO.-Gr,eey g. c.. Of New York. have
p'bltsiied an eciiIun Of Mr. Ciayz tpcechcs. which
they are circulating the Dunn; but they have
united To embrace the number the speech deiS
cred Ly Henry Clay Isl Of the recharter Of The
Unei States Bank !-ZanesriHs aurora.
False. The speech referred TO il published ia
iull. The same Eilsehuod that copied from the
AURORA has heen rr 'claimed 10y u LOcu Focp pa per
~ Piusbnrgh. We do not suppose the editors Of
these papers have ever opened the volumes they re-
Ter 10; but. Jndging tie wings according 10 their
~ serse 81 morals aud practice ui political decoI
linus md hum snggery they thus P0sihUei assert as
true what they know nothing about. Aud his Is n
general practice although always 80 easily erpo.
sed. What on enghle ed parry must that be which
depends upon snch press ior ininrmation-for
ruth ~ facts AM measures aud honesty ~ prInci
PIES aud ~ Their representation Of luoss VI their op
pOLenis-O Sia,e Jge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
IINHiSRINEHEIlEaIEEa[lta6lBIIIlI'

THE BOUNDARY CUES rlON.-'rhe com.
missioners appointed by Maine and Massachuso rs
TO Examine The claims of settlers on the 81 John end
Iun Oui their lots. have taken O. recess The wealth.
sr has been vory uniayorabls during the time that
lhey have been employed. aud We understand tl,at
'ney require much longer time for us complexion
IMAM was al hfh supposed. the settlers are more
nu'nei"u' 'n1 the claims mJrc dcult 10 be adJus-
ted Than seems % have been npiici,,toJ 80
too arse which the COmms. toners c,tn,t l,s,,s.
OF without additional authority They will renew
their labors The frr uf sptember,
" y reported that The Boundary Commissioner.
haue disagreed sb,ui The rnsso,tg nj tb. I.,,.,..
A" Tie frosty. aud that Of the sIfysyi,s r,,,,.,
has usl'cndsd 'psruou, u Consequence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

ANECOUTE OF PAT POWER Or DAIR,.
Gi-E.-Nncn travelling 90 EngliuI, Pat bad ,n,,,y
encounters WIN persons witO we're ATTACHED Ia,
ms hrogue aud clumsy appearance o. o.ig ,,c,a,
siDn he ordered supper aud while wiung Tor d p,
read the newspaper. Alter sJ.ne tine, the y,trer
laid tso covered dishes the table aud When, Pow,
80 eIaiueJ their contents, lUunI the, we've I,,,
dishes OF .uySitg lSJtdtJes. tie asked tue walter
iu whom he vas IH1sDiel fJr such good IRE ami
he Puinted % tAO gentle neu in the opposite Bu1-
Powsf 'siteG bis servant 90 attend hn, and dirst
uus hIm in lum what o. d.. he quietly ma Ie his
supper Of the potatoes 90 The great amusement OF The
Englishmen. Presently hs servant Appeared VIII,
two m1re coysroi Dishes Oue OF which he laid down
OeiOre bis mdaier aud TIE other before tAs ters1u.
IN iae opposite bJH. When the covers we're 70.
moved, thofe vas bound go each a lJadsd psiOl
Power ipok up his and rocked, telling ,ns of u,s
yiners 10 lake up the second, assufag hin they
we're 90 veiy proper distance Cor close shot aud
u one feel he wa ready o. give satisfaction 90 the
OtheE' fhe psrlfes iu nsdialely OJiteJ Out Nithou
waiting Jr d .scJII ius uatOn. and with them sove
rsl psrs,ns o. mo adIOiuing DO1. A. tuoy were al
In i0o great hurry iO pay Their focsOIus, Pysci
Ii1rd O. iur fnrm lyuy ',Hh rIs own.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

Most likely many Of our readers will remember
th's ~ 1ed Question IN "g,c-"It eIiher rarhs or
Il does nO lain, hat It dues not raIn, ihereEue II
rains. THIS used 10 puzzle ~ hugely az ,Id ais,
the m1ihem'iicii problem, simple euu ,IIDns
which ensues-'A car has one more iaiI than NO
cAr no cat has Iw" Ial~ ergo "a cal has THREE
The conclusion Ia irresistible. Here - sDInelhu,e
however which Is of deeIer impor--Johnson stndI-
ed law with DIhson, under the agreement thai he
should Jay O"hson. when Ia gtined hts first cause
Amer Time DnbsJn got Tired uf waiting for the Gun
hilIms OF the cOnlfa and sued hun for hi. nav
lie reasoned Ihus-"Iil him shall get paid aI
shy rate because u gan The cause shall be pa nj
ny Tie decision oitne court, il lose shall be paId
ny me c"rlni"'s 81 Inc contract tor ,h,s,n 4, an
nave gar ed hi, h-~I cause. JuhuSn, on the oiher
haHd s""sh' COUNSEL. and S,s Told 10 reasOn lhus--
'DoOson reasons wei. hut there must be a l1yy m
MS argument beta Use aui ttyi he will gam the
victory liIhe suI goes ~ NV favor shall gain II
ny .he oeeisIO'' Oi tue court u ,es against me-
snail gam ~ Wy the terms uf The coutrnrt not having
won my hrsl cause o. rOprse shaIl not have e.
pay hun" VIve ia r.-KnirkerbOcker
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

during The storm Of Tuesday evening
the lI9ntnInS descended Ola a house al
BonehervIlle, anu killed young man
named bOurden. S:veral persons VINO
were IN Inc apartment at the time es.
capped unhurt. AT Cote des Neiges,also-
the electric Had descen LED ON !. hous2
and dad some injury; but fortunately
wllaOut touching the iumltss .-Hn.lre
al Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
ESAPENKE AND uMO CANAL

CHES APE AXE AM OHIO CANAL.
The Contract recently entered into uy
the President vi the company, the con-
InenGe'nent Uf the wOTk, tue deIermIua
ton TO proceed with II under That CON.
tract, AID the dIsdiiirmauce Of the con.
tract by the Board, haye agltated the
public mind IN a state Vi great excite
ineht. In Allegheny County the pro-
ceedings Ul the board are strongly ecu.
sureJ, and the action Of the President
generally aPpISudeI. Ine extreme ,aud
very proper, eagUrdes5 Oi the people ul
that county, tor TIE completion uI the
Canal, has led them ~ lJOk upon any
scheme, when mas Tor IT'S edI that Oh.
ject, with a iOndness amounting al most
10 childiShness. Most sincerely do W.,
deplOre the inactive policy OF the comya
ny, as heretofore manifested, aud gla,
would we be 70 see thU work Instant,
commenced but let that commencement
DC mod5 in such manner as ~ iusur
completion. Nothing IS 10 be gained b.
small outlay aud a stoppags short y
completion. % TIE CONTRACT % the Presi
dent would insure a completion, 70 NIGH
then be pldusIOly argued that strict tor
manly should be dispensed with; out o..
u only looks 10 the positive outlay oil
one hundred thousand collars, a sum
greatly Inadequate ~ finish tHe wo,k.
md buds the company " secure To the
contractors The exclusive hen. ON .IttLo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
DOUBLE MURDER NEAR rRoxro :, :.

DOUBLE MURDER NEAR rRONro. 4 q.
The Rochester Drmorrai gives the pan,,,,l,,.
the mnnler OF genilem "a ua'n,,i kcnnrar. r...,,-
tag near To'nin. h' ms servant McDermr. Hear.
ns "'''se at night. Mr.. n len has rhn uer to as
certain the cause. aud Iaet shut through Al.
heart by M'Ds.mpi-h:S hD',se KEEPER having n
II would seem. been re,r,usly sirang:,d Tn,.
murderer ha- hern arrested
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

Corrected ior the Wheeling Tunes.
SrANDNRD.-GOLU AID SILVER
Ohio Philadelphia bank mn
CINCINNATI Banks par Southwark bank rnr
Franklin bk CuluInbIs 81 Western bank .. 49,
Ch'icoihe - Bank uf Penna nm,
Lancaster 2Jd "i Penn toNnsh ter
Com. bk Lake Erie 3UtiMuyamri,sirir bank =.
Urhans hank IJd Mechanics bank p.r
GranNIllr hn"A %" Manu- & Mech BIZ rn,
Canton bank Jui Bank ui Chester Gu ,s,,
CIrNelanh hank - Bank at Delaw are 60 ,ar
SCI To banh Sud. BlHk ni Germantown IN,
ne'"sa nl"h' Nr,ler"lBk ct Montgomery CO tnr
Reserve. Mis>Iiou,C .lnu.I Do, l,stnvnb R,,cL -
bIaIui. Farmers bk SIruI Fastnn bouk
benville, bk M Pleasant Farmers b'k Rack o.. -
BelnSnIhk 8 Claltsvtllr IFnnkI,u b'k W,sL,,o, -
NJ iskInsnm ok CiinI"n M"ng. bN Brownsville bar
bk Of COlumbns. bank Oi'Culumbia bank and
Wooster, bank Of StIdus. Brldg. Con,t,n, .
ky, bank OF Xenia, bank FarmeTs' b'k Iaur,s,., >
Marietta Warren hank Lancaster county h. q
iTclev lie GAINESVILLE hi, York bank (
Oayioh.1nd Norwalk = Bank oi Chambersbure
hENrUcKrAll banks par Getiyshurg bank
INDIANA Bk ui SuSquehanna co 20
Stale Bank a. bricks = Miners BIZ af louisville
State Scrip BOD Bank Of AlIddIeiown 5
illinois B'kuf Northumberland 7
Stale bank aud hTauche' Carlisle bank ,
80 Farmers h'k Of r, aiding ,
ShqwneeIoNn So HARRISBURG hank
MICHIGAN uncertain uunesiale bank
TENNESSEE Lebanon bank 5
All banks 4i5I Ere bunk 4
VIRGINIA Waynesburgh bank S
III banks par Bank Ol LeMIsiOwu ,
PENNsYLvANiA Northalnptut, bank 60
bai'ks OF PiIt"burgh par Wyoming bank 10
81 ol n Aa'a PhI'a par Pittsburgh relief noIes )
6k "i Lher'ies " par Cuunlryrelief notes
Com. BIZ Of Penn. par Erie. 3
AenSingIOn Bank par Berks g. West branch -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

CINCINNATI Make T-AUGUsr )
FLOUR-A iar demand e1i>Is Il, L.,.i y ;.t H.,
"'l ni une TeceIp,s Mere taken yesterday at 50 Al
4" S'O Tn Guy Mills decline selling at So. ca,
whrh l. offered.
WHISKY continues dull al Use
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

DESTRUCTIVE FlRE-We regret To learn
from the New Castle Herald, Mercer county, Pa
that on Friday last. tho large Steam FIGURING Mill
owned by Col WIN Book, and he Carding and Turn
iuQ Machine attached, owned by Williams a. Clark
stuated in that borough. entirely consumed by
frs when FIRST discovered, The q zines we're burst.
ing from the rOOf; and &c was with difficulty thar
me surrounding buildings were saved from the fury
Of the destroying seioeut I've lJss o.. estimated al
81 OOO snd falls very severely upon The o., nsrs Is
there vas uu Insufaut .-Hffg hg-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
LATER rRoM TI.RKS.ISIANn-r.n.

LATER FROM TT RNS ISLAND-6y tho ,h,,
Liberty, Ne have ad,"es irum tn H. island i, ,l.
2l-t ulIim'. Nothing "i un, Inppr auce las ,,rur
ii lately, The new arriny, meats ,,n,ce r.,,,,
he Sail P'''ds has nj last been amrruhy eHrrr,d,
'nr'e was u" u''"Se whatever To The ,all toy tie
Every rhIhg l. p-nce,ble auI o,,.., -, - =
Inhabitants enJos excellent health VEN i.,1 r., !,
b1ne 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
SALE OF TOOLS.

HGisrtd!s and apparatus fer manufacturing
Glass.
zBURSJ ANT to a deed of tru from Horace
q Milton VI lleT 10 US, dated the seventh da 7
Office OF the county court OF OhIo county, VII gin
ia, Ia deed book number 20, page 337, We shall,
on saturday the sixteenth day of September
I543 sell al pubic auction at the front door oi the
Court house of OHIO county, IN the city Of Whee
ing, commencing said sale at three O'clock
VI, a the tOOls, apparatus; materials and other
property Of personal nature transferred or con
veyed TO us by said degd.
The property may at any time previous to the
sale. be Inspected Of the Glass works IN RI che
town.
TERMS-The purchase money TO be paid IN
Two instruments, payable with interest from the
day of sale, n tour aud six months after the sale
Good security will be required.
Selling as Trustees, we W Ill only convey such
title as vested US by the said deed Of Trust.
ouss to s FBiRSAT6Y . Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

We have received from Alellur a copy Of DRIP.
ey's seruyE-" The Holy Eucharist q comfort 10 t.e
Pen"e"''' Thus s the sermon which has a,uacled
' The Dr.. The controversy uIsl Is uo,y alm,,, e..,,
'n'''ng large portion ol The chrslr1u world and
VII 'nefelore attract attention. from all. Mslor Ia.
them Cor sale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

MARHlEO-ln New Brighton, Pa. oi 'TLur.,I,,v
81 i's' by Glass, ESQ. Nj EBENEZER i,
tIOO' ;. oi BridsePrri. Onio. To Miss CAROIJNE
TOWNSEND, Ol the CinneT place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

Mr. van bnren has gnne to S,raiucr Tho rolf
!" al game OF chess than iurnally commences r.
'' "'e sea'n Is over the Sage OF L,ndenw, Id " Al,
IA died. '"''N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

Toe Buslnu Atlas al Ihur.d.ty aun,n,,,e. a..
death Of the R'N Francis wrllr,m Pau Gr,enNu.I.
Pa-,ur ui Kings chapel m that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

la The DIsirI C"urt Of the United s aies is
npw bidding speral term ia Ihis place. 10, case,
IA BIhkrnpicy. We dare say that Judge Penny
hacker. with all his known humility aud patriotism,
Is not sorry al the PrSpe"t Of speedy delIveTance
from the unerous burdens Imposed az on hun by thus
law. tor Lee has had hard time ofit-Congress, in
IL Wisdom having provided TOR every UIher officer
engaged ~ Us administration except The Jud ger,
WIN. literally and 10 iaci. have had 90 ~ rk i0r
nnihing aud iinI themselves" That the law has
been - fully administered lnieed. under the cir.
cumIauces, reflects Tire hIgTesI credit mp n the
anhinlurs nj dlsinIereste Of The ia lges; and
We would rejoice 10 see tie injustice which has
been done 10 them amply repaired by Cong
--NLTHHtOH Spectator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

We have from RoJb, tive slalement ofAless g. A..
u'on 4 Smith Of facts connected yy,h the o,l,,,.
u'" o' the Rev Mr. Carey Thr. Is a sublec, Of
os'p interest and will be re1d by al WIN loel m
interest 90 The doctrines Of tbo Episcopal Church. a
we preservation ct that itlb aud ,i,r,d desk in ID.
Fury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

Philip Chrofy. au lrishman, wa, drowned ON
Monday last by Shipping from the beam, OF Inc r,e,,
bridge being built the PtOnlc. sir mile. bsIo,,
Cumberland, Md
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

we" a'n's"c gaines simon, ought Lame men 10
have pracuccd u toe ytisu umg.i"
Well, rly'ter guess Just uUue ,t,rl Win,
10 y0u thinkr
WY. The p'wPI.i 81 tny "-Sgu,, a,ns a.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
aug s

ME ASSIS FAINT OF NATURE--STAIN-
BURNS VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,
May truly be called the Assistant Of Nature. be.
cause. ia TIC first piare they are nude Of PURE
VEGETABLE EvTRAcTa. No mineral pCIsOns, such
as culOEnel, arsenic Sc, are u,od in their cOmIO-
sItion.
la the second place, they mix wiih daily food
and while they open the bowels. give tone aud
strength TO the digestive organs.
Thirdly. because they excite acIiDn the stomach
and bowels The great purifier Of the sysIem. aud
carry of every injurious of mailer there de.
pUsIIed, whoher Ut improper food hillary secrs.
IiOns. and,
FourIhly, because they require no e1iraor,Iiny care
IN diet or clJthing The body being less susceptible
Of cold when under their influence. than any other
time.
This valuable medicine Is for sale nj the nronr,.
eiors office. 335 Broadway. Y. Price 25 cents
per box. For iale by
JOHN II THOMPSON
al the bookstore Of w Robb
Also, by + w BASSETT.
~ - Sputh Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

fellow called - > Fnster." srt Of tinerlni
street preacher of abplItiOnism through New Eng.
laud. ha> published a pamphlet eniulcd The Bro.
lherhuOd Of Thieves. OF picture Of the American
Church al Clergy" fi-. some Ol his disciples
o copy three days ,In ce'and we looked
through three Or lour pages VI %, aud would hut o
reud mure ifthere had been Anything new or smart
in IL; but ther. really was moi IL % mere COMP.
aiiUn Of old Abolui5u iasehOuds. very supply cUu
oocted-very stupidity indeed. u this Foster las
friends or relatives who feel any interest ~ him,
they had better put him into some mad house; there
~ nothing in him worth going 90 much oxpenIe
about bot u somebody could be employ ed 90 TAKE
Of him without charging much Tor it, u would be
best by al means to place him 20 a comfortable cell
Of some eight o. ten square ieel lie would be
a nuisance in a larger space.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

OLD NAMES-'Tu be called NOah or Mehusa
iah. seems tU smack Of advanced age. we admit
For twenty years we have been called 10y some Ol
our contemporaries "Old Noah" Ii We were cou
SIN german 10 the noble captaih 1t the ark. Way
~e are nearly hurry yenrs younger than Maiur R'u
Russell. louners editor Ui tie Sentinel. vino hi.
gone fishing down easi-l,'ll weuIy years younger
than Juhn Quincy Adams. twelve years younger
than Mr. i.uchl, wt.ois nOw bluhe u lark
We younger lAan Mr. Gales. and YET our pOlnI
cal opponent cry Ou pOJr Did fellow he Is quite pas
see. DJn'i put your finger ~ or mouth. my g0p'
maset-.under the pc snasi,ii hatNe cant bile; her
are old women enough. bat uOt many old mel %
Jur temperate habit NJahs Weekly Messenger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

USF RECEIVED, Brande's Encyclopedia No
- 10, lison's History Of Euro pc No H.. Han.
ndh More's Works No 2 WM J KOBB
aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

TIE TYLER ORG MIA rION.-'The orler
issued not long SINCE by the Alad:souiau To- "oreun.
re has called l5rth the following series OF inquire,
lr'm The Is sion American. Tyler paper:
iANiLE-ORG ANIZE."-l Iad,sOnjan
'Wrll Mr. jones. ui the AIadisunItn, tell when.
wh' re- aud under what II tg. we shall utsanizeG dld
we understand hun when he inIirnnIe,l the other
day. that we la tall Iniu the old Dpmucr,t,,.
org1nIztun! where L. that old organic iIiun To- be
lOuhd what are IT'S peculiar characterised Does
Mr. Jones know That have Iwu great distiuct
Democratic parties in New Engluud, besides several
lItile onesf The tw" great are iur Van Buren,
and Calhoun Does Mr. Jones advise MS 10 ipin either
OF ihesrf he dOAs. let hun tell us which aud we
shall promptly derIie curse; we will only
remark, zen pisslnI," that there L.. nolD NJ more
intercourse between ourselves aud either OF them
Than there Is between Two unIIOns at war.
We ia"cird-perhaps hArlIshly-Ihai there Is
Ma or ought 10 be such thug as Igler Darty
bn a the MadIsunian lhInks otherwise me II So We
believed ilIIi J"h u Ter was a candidate Tor ne
"eHi Pr sIdr:cy and ul course that his friends ere
heI'hrr ASHAMED 400 nlrHId support nIn hut If Mir
jones thinks otherwise, Il IL we'll, we have Leen
deceived that's all; but beg Leave - assure him
that We shall never be fDund skulking amIng Van
Buren, men " any other men. while we pro les.
'TyierIsIn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
CITY COUNCIi..

SNryGOAY, August ,. 1910.
Council met. prcseut The Mayor. NleS,rs Braly.
Echo = Clemens FuchE .. Hughes. Graham Jriier>,
Garden. Nelson aud Roberts
Tie proceedings OF the last meeting were real
and approved.
pcrr,ion tor license tor ordinary irun john
G Ime To he kept on Wheeling Island. proseu..
ed and granted.
Liren,e for ordinary on Market Square, granted
To John Robinson.
a petition from Roberr Morrison, Tor remission 90
evidence examined. aud the prayer ofIle prrIl,u-r
seq cied. Petition OF Mr. Slater Tor remissrn OF line
,lsu rejected.
PeIrrun % las McLnre or rem-siun of firc, read
aud prayer granted lac payin5 costs aud complying
with the tax ordinance.
Petition Of Mr. Gnshnrn Tor remission OF tl1 was
read and the serjeanr nu,hnrl,ed To suspend the
cSlccton for the present.
Accounts presented lrnm the superiureud ant Wa.
ter Works. read aud ordered To he paid
Account Of L Sng,Ion. presented and payment
ordered
Report Of the Financia! Cummilrce read. adj tied.
and the orhers requisite To carry on, the provisions
thereof adopted
Account Of G Hartman presented aud referred l.,
committee an accounts
An order wos passed for repair ol the wharf b.,
filling mp with earth.
On mpIun OF Mr. Hughes. or'le ed Thai The Sireer
Commissioner examine Unj report upri the eI ,,tdl.
encY OF repairing cerIaIn sewers 10 Ii,e 5,h Na.d
On motion nj Mr. Echol,. ordered tia, the cuunci.
adjourn until Saturday mex, NJ %, lock. p
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-13
GEORGIA AND TEXAS.

preamble and resolutions in relation to Texas
have been introduced in The Georgia House Of Rep
rescntatves by a MIR. Howard The resolutions
assert the right Of The United States to the Territory
of Texasdenies the right of the Government Of the
United States to deprive the citizens Of that territory
OF their rights as American citizens, by cedng them
to another Observation-Disclosures the right
of Texas TO admission into the Union provided it
con aims the necessary population &c.. that. if the
Government received any consideration in pefmitting
in 1919, the river Sabine to be part of the Western
boundary Of Louisiana, the same TO be refunded-and
lastly, that whether Texas be an independent Re.
pubic or whether it belongs TO the United States, ii
is equally obligatory upon the Government of the
Unied States to ntepose all its moral and physical
power, to prevent any interference either by Mexico
or any foreign Government with the Institutions OF
Texas, that may have deeterous influence upon
the institutions or interests of the United States, or
OF any of the individual States, which the Govern.
ment Is bound to protect and defend"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-13
THE REPORT or THE SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY,

Which is completed in this d US paper, and
which will appear entire in our country ed''lons'
i, emphaticcHy business document II gives
a cl. ar and conhrehensive view oil the whole
Operations of The Department, Invested OF the ex-
traneous matter 80 often complained OF IN The
reports Of the heads OF This Department. The
productio, is a rhole piece, SO naturally and
ably connected in lis talls-one d pending up
on ano,her--lhat no fair synopsis can be gwen
OF il. To understand the condition Of the De-
parlment fully, the Report must be read in full
Hence 10 abstract or isolate any portion OF 1t,
would be doing the Secretary injustice.
We may remark, however, that no ingenuity
no sublerfuge, is resorted TO- to propi,iate any
party, by exhibiting good points in an advanta-
geous light, or conceang any thing. Everything
is given plainly and fully. A"
This Document will convince the country, at
all events, that the intellect and industry of the
Secretary are equal tothe duties Of his Depart
ment. asa I'D . ISL
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-13
FOR THE MADISONIAN.


Speaking OF the various ORGANIZATIONS" which
type are made TO perform, the Globe says:
we have seen them tell all kinds Of stories, over
and over again" -
such specimens as the above the part of the
editors OF the Globe. are rare indeed The type in
Their establishment have been literally Used up in the
service of telling al kinds OF stories over and over
again." aud it is certainly candid in them 10 acknow-
ledge that they have not been idle spectators of this
type destroying process
The readers of the Globe have doubtless also made
The discovery that type are capable Of all sorts of
storytelling. BY the way-the old " fonts " have
been thrown aside to make room for new set Of
story-tellers though the old type will doubtless be
suffered 10 I've sill TYpo