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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12
The Rev. Mr.. Sparry. who will be

The Rev. Mr.. Sparry, who will be re-.
membered by many Of our readers as lee.
turer against Catholicism-he lectured hersl
some two months since-has been arrested
IN Pottsville, to answer for having sold and
distributed grossly immoral book said 10
be "Extracts from Dens's Theology
Finding the affair likely to terminate in
troublesome lawsuit, he appealed to the feel
ings of his accusers pleaded his poverty.
and promised to dcsist from the sale and
distribution Of the noxious work. He de-
clared that he would return all the unsold
copies he had on hand to the purchasers,
and endeavor TO suppress the work and up
on the representations and promises, the
proceedings against him were stayed, and
he walked out Of the magistrates office.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says, the Rev Mr.. Sparry seems to make
light OF his promise, for we perceive that
he advertses the same book for sale, in ono
OF the penny papers Ct this morning.
copy of the beast!y thing was sent to us the
other day, and we looked at some of the
pages II is sufficient TO say Of its charac-
ter that the district attorney ought TO give
it his immediate attentien.-Buf Conn.,
Adr.
This is the same gentlemen, who attempt
cd last summer, to edify the people of this
village, on the subject of Catholicism. He
has turned out ust as we thought he would,
and just as any man might be expected TO
who makes il his business 10 rail at the cha
racter and Institutions of his neighbors.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12
LITTLE FoRT.-We have had an oppol

LITTLE FoRT.-We have had an oppor-
tunity within the past week of observing for
ourselves the present and prospective i'm
portance of this village. Little Fort is the
county seat of Lake co. Illinois, it is situated
on the western bank of lake Michigan, Is
miles south of this place, and about 81 miles
north of Chicago. 1t now contains as near
as we could Judge without any accurate in
formation, about 800 inhabitants 1t is hand
somely located on elevated land; most of its
houses are neatly constructed; it has mocha
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12
COMMUNICATED.

FRIEND SHoLEs Allow me through the
medium of your paper, to suggest to those
of this village who are truly charitable, the
proprlety of their discountenancing as much
as is in their power, the sewing societies
which have been formed here with no other
object in view, than merely to obtain funds
with which to decorate the churches with
which they are respectively connected.
Were these societies instituted for any
charitable purpose, would be the last to ut
ter aught against them; but so far are they
from having any such purpose, they are re-
ally uncharitable, inasmuch as they, by ma
king articles of clothing for young men and
others. deprive poor women, who subsst by
sewing, of their only means of subsistence.
Many have thought, while giving TO those
societies, that the money VIII Oh they were
giving was expended in purchasing materials
TO be manufactured by the ladies' into articles
of clothing for the poor, but such is not the
fact; therefore let not the poor be defraudcd
any longer. Oh AKlTY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

October %, 1843, al Salem, W T, by
The Convention OF Mllwauk e Rev Amherst
Harwood and Rev Edw n ID. S va d Ser
mn by Rev. Hiram Foote of Raciue; Or
daln'ng praye, by Rev d. A. Sherman. of
Pike grove; charge by Rev. l.. Bridgeman,
OF Wauwatosa; right hand Of fellowship by
Kew. 5. Peet, of Milwaukee.
Mr.Harwood breaches at Salem and Mr.
Seward at Southport. Nil Dem.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

The Boston Daily Mail says that new
article called the Tyler Cannon has been
Invented. The Improvement consists in
the printing hole being put in the middle,
so that the piece will operate both ways
at once.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

GEoRGE Fl WALKFR.-The election IF
Mr.. Walker, as Speaker Of he House has
gwen greai satisfaction TO all who have had
an opportunity 20 know the good qualities
OF BIS head and hear: and II members but
reflect he cheerIulness which USUALLY
beams from the countenance of their Spea.
ker, we can safely predici pleasant and
useful session. III.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

IN Green bay. on the evening Of the
2eth alt. by The Rev. Jeremiah Porter, Mr..
LUTHER Whitney, Merchant of Southport.
10 Miss REBEccA JANE IRWIN, daughter of
the late Robert Irwin, Esq. of the former
place.
AT Lagrange, Walwor,h co. on The II h
uli, by Rev. E. c. Rosenkrans, Mr.. ED.
WIN MEAcHAM, Of Troy, to Miss EMELlNE
M'Cracken, of the former place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12
THE FIR rankin I.YCEJIM

VIII meet at the Village Hall on Tues
day evening al half past O'Clock +. M.
A lecture may be expected from the
Rev. Mr.. Lothrop, after which the follow
ing question will be discussed.
''Would the system of Fourier, if adop.
ted gener rally, tend to diminish the evils Of
Socieiyp
Aft Neg.
w. Chase, o. S. Head.
Chas. Clement, C. L. Sholes,
CHAs. DURKEE, Prest,
J. 3. JILsoN, Sec'y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

The Milwaukee Courier has made the
amendc honorable in the matter of charging
Us with assisting to establish another press
at Racine Under the circumstances, we
can do less than retract the opinion we ex-
pressed, that the statement of the Courier
was wiliullv and malicously made.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

A physician westward, whose mind ran
more upon lot speculation than upon his
profession. lately gave patient some medi-
cine with verbal directions that it should be
taken-''twe nty-five per cent down, and
the balance in one, two and three years."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

The list of post Offices in the ter tory pub
lished in orr llst was defective Walwor5h
P. O., in Walworh co.. VIM. Bell, p. NJ.
was omitted. We believe TOO, there have
two or three new Offices recently established
on the route from his place 10 Beloit, the
names of which we do not k.f8w.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

A German named jacob recently con-
fessed that he was the murderer Of the
Cashier and Parke family. bat it turned
out that he was temporarily insane.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

Another pier,we learn, is about being cree
ted at this place. The design is TO complete
it before the opening Of navigation. Messs
Lake, Fisk, and WIN. Lay, are thc proprie-
tors
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

1t is again rumored that Hon. Rufus
Choate will resign his seat in the U. S. Sem
ate and be succeeded by Mr.. Webster.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12

The Cooper Rock" was weighed in
New York. It's weight was found to be
3706 pounds.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-12
IHETELEGRAPH
SOUTHPORT, TUESDAY, DEC. u, 1913.

Absence from our duties during the grea
-er part of the week, must he the excuse for
any lack of interest, either editoriallv. or
otherwise, in the paper of this week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

Mr.. eLay-THE WIGS OF NORFOLK
The Wings OF Norfolk hsld meeting on the Ss,h
September iasi. Al which rr~,lulisn was adopted
aorhariz'ng the appoinimen, of committee Of one
hundred 10 invite the Hon. IirSRY Car ,s Wait
thai bosoush during hi. conissnplatei thur To North
Carolina The committee created in comf,,mi,v 4.
this resolution. addressed letter TO the Distinguish
"a KsnIucky Saiefnsn. under date u the ooh ul,.
The following is the reply;
ASHLAND. 10Th Nuv. ls43
Cesdernes: ] have received the inv,,ali.n WHICH
yor did M the hnor 10 transmit AZ the inssanc. of
The WhsEs OF the n'agh of Norfolk. To visit il iu.
rpg my contemplated Ne m Caroline. Nof-
s'k hetps ~ the rouie ny winch prupse q. return
ir' ihe City Of Raleigh my residence, il was mn
i'ae5'isa 4" pas. ihnnugh il before received vour
iFsend'y cote. THAI adds To The motives which
presis-ly entertained TO make the vi.r: and in .e.
coping your ebI'ging nvaIo-. request YOU ,p ac-
eept also NY respectful and grateful acknou ledge
me ms iof The friendly hnnering terms IN v aeh il ,s
conveyed. No, having 6z,d yet the lime when I
hope 10 reach Raleigh. cannot now designate that
Of my arrival ., Nnflk Think IL will he in Apr,l
- ana gentlemen. with high respect.
NC Your itieud aud OBJ servant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25


WHY WILL YOU DRLaY7-Ana ~.
INC wet unhealthy weather t0 Ans =
az see % IN your system that i certain a, rsrty
You 20 ~ nnMmely rr-ve1 Has not eroerie,,sg'.
taught yOei Has nJt cuiaf proofs coovfnced
you that C0HsnmpfioH - certain death h, iii
wnym q may encosnter when lUfl until tate
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
procuring remedy IN due season. ana ,rrest
the progress 81 that fell desuoycr7 a ,y5L
Whifh soon terminates IN Coughing whereb y
soreness 81 ths Threat snd mdamnation "a fhs
Mucls Membrane 81 the Bronchi - pfod1rsd
ma me Lungs rendered open 10 disease Thus
pcfsons suffer the ~ elves % pTocrasfu tte uofiI
oeam looks ~ az their door, when will theV br.,,o
70 oe concerned aboat their health. when IA an
pf99abhny It's TOO irte. May aH wuo have 4
eola take timely warning and gst rd OF Il a.
aooa as possible.
Dr DvBeap's Expectorsnt Remedy s,,,d,
before The public, tested By tb0usands and $500.
sseo ~ almost every family throughout The d n
iorsst states lor Diseases Of
TIE CHEST AND LUNGS.
fthe vest sn9uni sclt N siis ely. and ,6.t a.
e many pefsons- who come bask ana ohs,,. ~ ~
BY ne hsif dozen bottles. h s0iIicI-at $780,
Of ~ wonderful sfdcaoy.
csll spea JB&R MARSH.
"a oina.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

TRIAL OF MARIA MOOR FOR MAN
SLAUGHTER.--Th woman MIR. va. lpd,e-
ted I"r whipping Snsoh Rice. child seven rear.
OF age. living Inher service, in y, severe manner
as !" cause her deaih---Ths parties lived in the
iown % iariland. Conn. where the bfllsI eoaiea-
ton was alleged 10 have bsea inflicted IN The
mcnIh 81 March last. Snsprions were e1ened by
The appearances e marks of whence Opon The corpse.
and an inquest issued. whereby facss were elected
MhiA were held TO Justify the defsndan,'s anest.
me lrisI commenced on Wednesday lat beffs ,he
Hartford CaunIy Corr. and on Saturday, aff.rn,on
The Jury returned Q VefdirI of Gully.
THIS crime Is punished in COnnecfint with cum
hnemeni to the ale Prison lOr Isas Than Two OF
more Ihsn len esfs
Mrs Moore 70 thu wiIe Of liar, ey Moore of IIar,.
land. aman Of good repuIe smong his nelghi,ors
Nothing Yas prnvsd deFogsIofy 10 her good char.
seisF.--'A Y. Jour. Commsrcs Of 20h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

AN AcCiDENT.-The aboliiionis'. Of C,nrin-
mali decuyrs s,nr slaves hum hoard the steamer
Western Belle. While her late trip To hi. eiiy;
"De ot them remained with the pk.iasthrcpias 10
Ohio long enuen Ia ascerss,n their real character.
and then deliberately weni .n board ufihe steamer
Walnut Halle. declared himself runaway slave.and
begged ihem 10 take him 10 hss master no had s,.nr
hrwsrd ." 81. Louis The cspiain- xiiliagly cum
scented. and The slave arrived here yesterday ca,
bosrd The "Iiiils On his arrival he could not he
induced To 9" on shore until his muster csm~- for
him; his dread al fsirg into The hands of another
Get "sahpli'onis's was ~ srcai. that he wonld not
trust himself unprotected even in Save s's'e.-S>
Lsis Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

DEATH or M. HASSLER-,ve regret 10 learn
TIA, Nc assler. for many years Il the head Of the
Coasl Survey Of the United Siaies died a. Phlsdrt
Ph'a on mo''dav evening. Tho United States Ca
zelte. ~ announcing thss event. says that he q.
ssmf lime since alta ksd with pleufisy ict Weld.
ca 10 the skfll ofhis physcaus. bnI lie s1haaslon
consequent opoH TIE treatment e the disease was 30
great Inst he gradually suik ndeF until Ihs time
ofhs demise. The scientific world viii deeulv -.
sge' the los IN Mr. Hausler u thorough scb.lar,
whoae iiio has been usei,,lly employed and ..bo.s
place will not easily he filled. lie had. believe.
ai'anedio The age Of nearly eighty years. and ~as
much eniesbled previous a, his lsst iilneas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
PoL,rIcAL ARIru,lrr1c -. 81

POLITICAL ARITHMETTc,--Am the
grays calculations put forth rs to what might haye
been dope al the last Presidential elcctinn there in
one by HE Richmond Enquirer. in which il is
attempted 10 &c shn,vu that change Of Q 500 would
haze elected Mr. Van Buek PresIdeEi slrhous n
The popular maj riiy ngainsi hun was one knndred
and Jorfy flee ntou-and., To this a Calhoun man in
The Petersburg Republican,. signed .Rip Ran.
demonstrates thai change OF half that number IN,
Virginia. Arkassl<. mud Missouri, would hive LOAF
Mr.. Van Buren, 81 electoral vulrr, ii.i half of nm,
whole number.
The re'ori Is legitimate. bu, let IN see what the
same sort Of argument would produce u, relersnt
:" our own Stale, with which ae are ali mora
tsmil'ar Vun Burrn's majority m Virginia VA.
iS92 change OF screen hnnd,ed v.,Ie. would
have lost him fDeH,y ttree electors. There were M
that time a. least 100 crpuniIes in the Siate r.,
accomplish his defeat, therefre in Virginia wo,,it
have required change Of bot sesea voles in each
oBasfg!
IL We judge Of the condiiion Of The Wh,r Marty
ei-s-where by what we nj hnn-, may We t:.,r
tarly conclu1e thai the work Of rrerneraisn n. no,
beyond our strength. and that vug.nia can he
Carried for Clay If The Wing party Will but do iis
dniy9 What say Uur frIendsf Will th.y make a
Slgor"-s and upl'ca ef1onl- H,rgiaia Free Peas.
We can cosst nineteen votes in Ohio county.
n"s. that were given for Mr. Van B,ren. that will
mo-, he again. aud think The re- are At least thirty
each IN Marshall aud Tyler cuuniies. Mr.. criilen.
den saws he would think the vicIory bu, half won
u MIR. Clay should receive the Wi. OF his nalv.
Slo,r, Virginia. lie may Sc, d-~n The ,iclsry a.
entirely Won. Gat Mr.. Clay will get il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

SUIT FOR LiBEL'-A sun fir libel was tried .,
CArii.s last week. instituted ~ Samuel Hepburn.
PRESIDENT Judge Of the several cousiE 81 thai d,f,e,
against J"hn H-m'ion. edll6r sif the Pennsylvania
Siaiesman.and George Msilhr~ The avowei nu.tv,
81 the alleged libel, which c3n.i ted in calling Hen
on,n political 'conndrel.' The jury rsIumed tie
"'lo~lng singular versiirt--'ws do agree Iha, IN.
ae'onoa"ls are guilty Of P"licoi siaHde, or L6 bat
We 10 not sgrre That they guilty of sgIsI or re-
tigsoss libel. and We say sIl' Judge Dvuk.. h..
lore whom the case WAS tried. said Ibe vendict A.
improper; that must be either gu Iy OF not gully
ihs Jury Then wens out, and in a few minuI,s r..
'urned general verdict guilty. The dsisnd.ul.
were sentenced IN ray 6ne Of forty dOIlurs and tho
eo-i. VI osscuIiOn.-BoL Sua.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
MAssILLoN-rhe G.z.,,. ). :. ,h., ,h.,,.,,

MASSlLLoN-rhe Gazette SAYS that the truth
Is. Maseillon is looking up In proof Of This il
s'airs 'hs' m-'e wheat is purchased there OF the
producer. Than IN any OF place in The lrnied
Sa'es--ihsi not less than 400 feet ff.nl Of stone
and hrch three story hnidngs. besides other stores
and SHOPS. and aboat 30 dwelling. have beeo
erected his season they number 1000 inhabilAnis
They do large business, mercantile, manufacture.
ins and mechnhrcal--,hey predict that The time !.
not distant when they will number 10 900 inhabir
ants. We think that very proHahle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

AN ILLINOIS WEDDING viii yon ,nks hi.
woman Ia be your welded wiier said magistrate
Who WINS placing the md issouhle knot al asa,rlmony
M a ca nrie mutually attached 10 one anti er.
wall. swar, squire said the groom--a wolfi-h
looking cusiomer-'you must be darn greeu IA Ia
ASK such question ~ that 'sr. Do van think Id
he such piggy Eo old feller % i GO To the bare
h"n'. and take this g,l from the quinn ir,,c. IL 4
wasn't conscfipiuou.ly certain and determined ts.
have herr Drive on with your dizziness. and a no
mere d-n foolish questions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

CHARCOAL SKETCH-A Tonnes.
ses paper, whose Editor had been on a
visit 10 Nashville, gives orot her Brown.
low, Of The JOnesborough Wing, the
following Information ia re alton To- the
LocolocO Representative from his coun.
~:
'We say GrowIer.-While Al NASH
vile we saw your great 60 FOUNDER Of
ComDerce, BiLL CR0Ucll Like a poor
boy al a frOlic, he has no'hing TO say;
o"t ii0m tho Capitol % bis beard. house
ne out wake creation. on az distance
ne has the appearance of an overgrown
NirgI0ia Negro, dressed up in bis mas.
'er's clothes on Sunday. lie sdIlhas the
mark Of the beast "a bis forehead, which
% usually hid from the public eve. by
the manner IN which he wears hss bca.
yer, ie Nashville he - considered the
ssnallesi Of alI.small poiaioos.p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
COINERs ARRESrFn o.. - ~.

COiNERS ARRESrED.-Ons Il The mosf En-.
iensvs gangs o. c'insfs Inst ever nessd any coan.
isy'a"i "h-e c''nnetiions rrlsud. u = iosrsJ, to
PersHs ~ me insi resPeciube classes Of socie has
jnsi been brnken up NJ fafnham .. we s.,o
irpm he Montreal Tfau.cripl. -Four af Inc psri,,
roiineried ~iih The gang are now IN NOnresl ,,i
ani several uihef escaped sfer being arrested. .,
abscoHdo on hearing ihsi ih-ir .--cr,i-. ,y.,. q.
ksn. The names u the hen IN jsil o.. VIM
u Cio"gh, Jol'n AfCany. Chss Jasn,rn. and Wa
Fsirnu Vs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
ANTIQUITY Or GANDER PULLING

Vt SANDr.h fULLlNG.-Ws
''ii lately -thsnghi that The refined nsse,aenI o.
t'an"er p"isns' was OF modern urieia; hal We ind
~ aodrinn TO the Lespiv ahj exhnssxiisn. of u .
sI.rr'.e II has ne responsibility e antiquity.
~ me ,Uav oi Ming Edward The SiIia. we find
The following item: 80
.Jnhe 4il'. 1850. R'beri Dudley (afierwsr,s E .rI
os LeleeseI.l third son "ita. Earl of Warxirk
mar led SIR John tinh.ar''s daugh,er. after vii Il
marriage. there we're reua;n g-nlI, airn lhsi dad
s'rye Who should fsi lake away-s goo.s. head.
which was hanged on two ern.s p -slsr1s
Wonher al The feslivals of kraiTSsorth Il 4 MT
wind up-ni'h gander PiIlling1-sNzfeke. Coar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

The "Libsrisn iisssL7 en- immense wooden
building 81 New fIaysa. c.. inlahiied By g.ar u
Degraded ard vcisus black. anJ whites. which IA.
besn ~ iong iine issislosf On ne EAR chsrscl.
. y ihai Gig. zee barred 70 he sroand on ssrus
day morning lss. No sfou was nads b. lhe
eiissus 70 sEanrYish ~ asnss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
ARRAY. srABsIyG. AND nr,

e AFFRAY. SrAB8ING. AND DEAriI.--L.,
night between aud o'eiock.y an aflrny Grs usrcd
~ Chapai street near Canal between some Of lI,.
lifemen Of engine M ] I and Ih-e Of engine 81.
which latter had been recently taken away from
ihs' comEany by The Common Council. Who are OF.
canning new compsny in lie place. Daring The
sn'ay Ayuung man named David Stanley, a machin,
Is'. ~ ne employ Of Mrssrs Grsen a. Co Of Duane
ana who s"'k some parl in organizing the new
o'n'pany, was passng al'ng Chapel street in comps
ny van q friend. and passing over 10 the crow Il 10
as ef'a'n The eA9ss Of IL. aud while there Was stab
oed ~ me neck. by young man. ,as 70 alis.lsrd.
named teier Williams who resi- les ~ Sullivan a..
ana had been h'fmeiiy runner with Ergine M IL.
A''er ihiiIc''ng the slab he irnmedaiely fed 10
h"nse ~ Lawrsnee ST. " here h.Aas arresled hy Al
derman Iill"u and sumo waiehmen and uas br.,u.h,
To the wnch house, where u is snid he evinceSi any
hing but regret for whai be had dune Stanley wa.
IN The meantime beiag conveyed 10 the City IIospi.
iAi, bal atsd before ne Feschrd H. The Curoser is
n"w holding 40 ioquesI on Tue boIy.--N y JOn.
Con Of Monday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
Mr.. cLAy's LETTER TO MR.. cIDDINcs.-

The statement published the uiher day. is con6r
med ny Mr. Clay. himself. The tale Of The Ior-
aine Republican, aud Richmond e. quir-r. !, los,
what We snpPsed IL was-a sAser ,fo6ricafisa.
Sse what follows
The h,lL'~ins is m extract of letter from Mr..
Clay. to Mr.. BJIls.daied
ASHLAND 10Th Nav.lBf3.
- have pernsed your letter TO The Wing, ana. an
greatly -ohs'sed ny the friendly motives which l..
ia'sd u ny this time. however. y"l will have
learned. IRON card published by Nj GiddinK..
that Il vas letter of mine. bat one of a bau.,.t-
which has ciciIeJ Mr. Richie. I do moi wr.,.
leers ioe dIieroni laidndes. have hut Dne hear.
aud "'ie mud. snd all my rier, are hut cnpirs az
The "rsmai, and il g~nuins, will be fun. 70 roa-
ior" TO i''~herevsr they may he addressed -
Ricsn~,1Es Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
~UONEST JOIlN n.vls'i,

This distinguished sm of Massachusetts. reached
our city ias' evening. on the Wing and Wing. ir,ru
Wheelpg. lie will receive rum our, cl,.ze,s ina,
'weicashe warm which Of has sound sssie,n,,,.
ship aud great moral and social worth j. ~ eminent.
ly entitled tO.-CsR. Gas
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CLAY CLUBS IN NORTH cARoIINA.-A

CLAY CLUBS IN NORTH cARoIINA.-A
like enthusiasm 10 that which perssded the c-un,re
M iss0 seems now fully awakened among the
wings OF this State. We are called uron 70 recori
IN nearly every psper. meetings of the people iu
her primary assemblies; oil breathing he ssmy
iefseni ssprsions or the success Of Wing measures
And ~hatoffoFds great eralifrs'ion- ia B-preceise
aiso' thai the Wing. are actively engaged IL ossans
iz'ng Clay Club" This 10 in The rrht spuil.
Le here be no 'nrnns 90 the rghr 10 VI. Ielr;
oni let every '.ne engage in This pstror work. and
consider himself enlisted Ter the campaign win the
determination neiiier IL Tire rest. Bniif HENRY
CLAY u eieried TO ihs Pr~sid~n,iat Ch.,f.-
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