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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


81.
Chronic Cssiehs. Plsurfsy. He'rDrrhags offhs
Lungs, and al a6eeffons Of fss Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PREscmPrIoN.
A compound Balsanic. preparation of iha
Iarlnus virg ihiana or by Wild Cherry Barr
prepares by new chemical process. aporoved
ohS.iei eGo s' me BY me mes. disagoshsd
most valuable medicine ever disco vered r. +
MPOlt FAINT CAUFlON.-Ihe public sh ould
SAN or WILD CHERRY ,ba rI = TssySs 1 sbns.
remark able cures which are published jp every
part OF the country, aud not the articles Of sim-
PoTary notice. Tho % may be go0d --bpt we
know nothing about them - -.
EFLet every Mao, Woman AMI Child read
me following and If that does not satisfy ALI
Of the great virtues Of this Medicine iet them 90
and see the oRIGfNAL-wIth numerous ether
testimonials Of like ch aracter; III ~
WATEEyfLLE, lOueida co. ". w Sept 10. f543.f
Gear Sir-I owe tito the afflicted To- inlesm
yeu that IN January last | was attacked by
very vloien; cold. caused BY working IA tbs
wateF.w which settled On my lungs Twas ac-
cOmpan led by eevere pam in my breast and
SIDES, and also a Distressing cough had IN
attendance al the best medical aid In our village.
PM utter exhausuRg their skill 70 no avail
they pronounced my disease Confirmed con.
snmpilosi and they one and all care me tp 10
az. After much persuason, Eot the consent
Cherry, prepared BY DR. lstar. Ipurchased or
the agent ~ 0ur place one bottle, before usioe
half OF which begnn 70 gain strength and was
m
symptoms IN every way inc rowing bays
nov use1 three bottlea, and am restored 10 Dfr.
fect heaHh. This result % alone ovginr 10 he
use OF Dr WIsTARs Balsam OF Wild Cherre, |
and take this method or giving you the iofor.
matoe, parity 20 pay the debt ofgrafifude owe
You; and partly that Others similarly afTeeted
nay nOw where 70 apply for relief.
very iruly, yours, JAMES SAGE.
NIX PALMER, Druggist, under date 81 We /
terviiie. sept -. 1913, eritcs-Tha efaternent
gwen To1 ~ Mr James Sage is well knYvy. ~ !
be true oY THIS iohoie community. In cerf6joiy 4
was most remarkable cure, The sale 81 ~ j
basan = very good. add success in cnres f,sf.
tsrina. You're. respectfully,
D d PALMER.
LEI the afflicted coll and see on, certisr,tc,
they prove conciueiveiy that 0tey can Be e,,g,,{
Dr Wlsiar's belsam Of Wild Cherry BeNare
,( fntif 1fionf.
!. Sold in wheelingby CRUMBACRKrt. IN /
pittsburgh b1 1. wilcox. and in Ell fhe ny;o.
'ipsi towns IN the United States, 81 .0s botfis.
nov ~ sm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
GREENE& cos.


PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
NHE pubic are informed that OR EENE a
CO. have entered into an srrsngement
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 20 run Gar with The passenger train 10
Cumberland. and are prepared TO forward Peck
ages. parcels. and buRdies, al. 10 and from the
following places "'t
Frederick. Hapcoek. Harper's Ferry. NarfiAs-
burg. Cumberland, UheeiiRg, Cincinnati, 81
Packages received snd f,rw afded daily by the
Mail rrain, leaving Baltiunare 81 7 Id A NJ. ar.
rivine al, Wheeling by EXPIRE IS. early the fol-
lowing evening, and delivered free OF borteraee.
The above hne will forward pack nRee, specie
Drafts. Bulls OF Exchange mako cOilections AID
Philadelphis, ~ " Y ork and intermediates towns
( Greene a. Co. having connected tina above line
with GrIsweld & Co.'S Baltimore aud Phllsdel
phia. and Adams a. Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves to execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrvsl
ed 10 their are.
N. b! All packages BY tho above line mnst be
marked Care Of Groese & Co.'S Western FIX
press <FThoss from the West Greene g. Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex.ress." We beg to
refer 10 the following geptlesaen. .rts.-l.f
Messrs Brickhead q Pearre.
Do Talbot. Jones a. Co.
Z. Do Matthew'S. Oild a. Co. - D1't"A''e'
WIN Robinson. Jr, ESQ. ~ 1sqc ~
Messrs Dickinson 4 Co. C'xns5erfznd.
Do las n Forsyth q 80, HheeIins.s = f-s,
AGkNTS-Ohphants q Duncans, Cum bsrFand
Jas II Forsyth os Co, HheelinR.
N. All packages addressed to the care of the
above AGENCIES will be forw arded " I'm q 81 atch
GREENE q co.
ane 81 Iss Harket Stree, BnhiEaore
FARE ID u CED
TO CItl.fNN4 III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
DR. PgNcAN's ExPkCToRANT R
COnSuErptiOnIl,.,.'

Colds, coughs, Splitting of blood. Broncbitis.
SSl1in n OF Breathing: Asthma, Pain in she
ana an diseases of me Liver and the Lungs n
we are alike liable to disease-and death IL
ine ceriaiH lot Of all that live and have be'nef
ana aihcugh the latter cannot be averfcd, siill
the former NAV by the power Of mcdirine, be
1Slo Heu or rendered less painful to the afflicted
me .ne's u one disease, however, which se ma for
the learned faculty have 81 vain attempted 10
Mrest IT'S fata progress, by the application Of
remsa,es wl'hIn their reach OF known in their
|pIacure-nut Consumption has de6ed their
united skill IL has sialked forth with impunity,r
ga inerng an IFS cheefless eInbf ace friend froIn
and sa c,'e :, snd msTfeE from every fsgiy.
on ITS visitation. n then, whose labofsbays
DreIEht fsrth sledicine which in many eases.
and which s p' IS" sos q M,
S.Iooern and hopeless SHOULD be regarded in tho
=, ,<nI o. public kenefacter. 1t y eopfdeatly,-
viii do this. Hence II s presented md recon-,
menoed 20 the community. This medicine
,anmfaiatey paliines and relieves thu distressing
Stopping the hectic fever and night sweat heslrse
tue "a ceraied lungs and aTresfinq the fatal pr1ii
FIess o. consumption, atthe sams time siren sth-f
bowels and sna suis. sssSan
pose. This Remedy ca n be relied upon to d All q
~ the power. Of msdicali aid being used In the !.
Ss f6ss q ss 81 ''s Re Dy1fes . P.
% eiRh teen years, by which thousands have benr
ssood 4. Pet'eet heath 4 not 70 be gqdF<
s,pou hat the Ekpectorant Remedy will Icnra
nsihcasss OF Censumpt ton; this II will moi do
nut while theseis life there is hopes we would
, ~ advise eil ton this med cine. when
The sufferer BY giving ease and strength rSl3svs =
M the cough and ch0aking Of phlerIn. &e.-
,h n's aoee = consolation to the pat ent, wkich
10 1NSs ls onis Philadelphia Office is al No
81 For /. salem wheeling BY B &RB MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
OREAT CENTRAL ROUrE FRO,

HkEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
" WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE, WASH
lNGFoN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and TCao.i
Intent Stage Companies. are TURNING daily 1in~s
~ Cns'her'and. connecting with the b Il O RR.-
Only ~ -h"ars Stag travel either sf The above
cities. The lslance by Railroad.
Time In Bs,irsore "a hsmr.. &c.,.
Time To Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare so Baltimore ~ DOLLARS
Fare IN PhilasIeirhis - do. 1ii rtiif.'
Sir daily lines leaves the ca. Stage and Rail.
rod siiice every m~rning at 6 o'chck A M. eoa
estrss furnished al any honr q load should offer
Foo 'hn'ush Tickets To Balfinore aud Ph iladel,,h,a
ARMY nj The Cas- Office. No SO Water 81. Wheeling
va dspr North u S HIo,ei. t, 80, =
For U'rsd inleni S,ase Co. ID HuTCHlSON, II,
and wM X NEWMAN. Ter N n S Co.
Cnrst Central Roate Rail road aud Stage e6Iee
sen 10. III. ----L-- a--I-L All. .--L-l -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
- 80

M ELL, MOORE & cos-Rosf Mol Coach
Y Leaves Wheeling daily a, 6 O'Clock. p. 81
AZ hours Ia Cincinnaif 80
Pilot Coach. leaves Wheeling daily al s,clock
~ ~. As h"urs 20 Cincinnati. Fare 80
ID. Tailmadge's God fateat Coaeh ieaves Whee-
ing daily at =. VI ~ hours ~ MaysvIle. Fare
so. ~ asfi~ tai a1i7 =
~ Eairns furnished Al 81 lines. in the above
lines 10 parties. with The privilege oiyng by al night
or not as they ehoose.
OEes No. SO Wafer 81. WHEELING. Va. 7ss5
aug so MESKIAEN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

A CAnD-BOARDiNG by the uesk =, -.
n ne daV, ~ snH he times. SINGLE ~.
feady atALL HOURS. Of The
WHEELING REsTAURANT.
No i9 Dnie1 Sifesi, bsfeepn Main 80 NJ =.
FRESH OYSTERS constantly o. haod.
oei ~ EDWARD MCULLOVcu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPESS.
THE subscribers beg leave inform the ci
havs openea i
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No i43 Main street. Wheeling Va where
maybs found an extensive assortment Of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Locking G9sees,, Por-
trait and rlcture frames; Uph slstery ware, con-,
sislnS cfFcather Bedxs halsters ,Pisl-ws curl.
ed HAIR Spanish ~ cas-, GOTTEN. husk aud vprtnK
mattrasses; together with full sysortment of
the latest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered In this citv si of which viii he sold
Alsn Looking glass Plates, mahogany Veueefs.
varaish, Spanish. moss. &c, &c, constantly Oh
hart. ffff ~
STEAM RoATS furnished with every article
OF furniture on the most accom- no 5atias terms
and a. short notice. $3.50 "a 800 f-h
Orders IA Zsassville can be left with =
ADAMS g. Co.
F2s MENDEf. & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
INSURA NOE.

LSlRE &MARiNE NsURANCE--There ar
- two situations only in which individuals can
se placed, where they adequately appreciate
the value ofinsurance. These are whilt -sand-
lIg upon the ruins Of their own prope ~, ther
IeeeivlnS from nm insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost or standing on the
same spot surrou nded perhaps By d. ISOLATE TAM
Iy; lamenilBg 'hat stupidity and folly which ha6
id.led 70 prsyIde for such acontIngrncy.
IS. ATKINSON, Agont of the PROrEC ZION
Will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, &c, together with fllei,
contents. such as furniture, merchandise, ma
cdinery, and cveryother description Ofinsura bic.
properly Also, on steam, keel and HAT boats
Western Watsrs = =
A0lel. iaQ l. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
y EDUcATTON

a FEMALE SEMINARY under n !. ,.,. !. I
- Ssson sno control Of the Rector Of Trinity
S sep SDssss * oSd "a hss
the Principal, is lady of grenf sxperis,sce ~ ]
extensive travel and ample qaaIiiicaisons. Che
country and EhgIsnS and hsVias' ss. n ms
France Tor some yeafs Is enabled to convsys.
nps;n,iy ?" ne 'sngosgs Of thar country. Her
a. che Patspsco IaesIate. Nd. On der the 49,
.'on Of Mrs Phelps, farInsfly Mrs Lineeir. 80
pasronpss shall iusrify other ss;ls XIX ,s,s.isAs
sssisants viii Be added. Over The ir ss
tens N = good e5ucasion-heaIth, norsis' ~
nan ne eye Of = pastor. neither and nre- I,
cepress will be continually fhrown Ep.s ~
ally viii this be the a. 70 the boardersF 49,
ss ~ LIom sns , the otber me nl,srs of ne
CHERISHED she endenrmenfs bindinr snan~ 80
one baTmonicus family. The boardinr der.-s-
VA. Pe sntTased 70 the lady q The Rev Mr.
SS,hlln.y u ne usual .brapehes Of .cowplsts.
Female edncanon. both stlbstanfial snS fo,-s-
mental. vii be taught. - e'1~-f
FOR board, and tuitioA in Ell the En-
Ehsh oranehess per session Of ave
months, payable IN advance AZ A., o
washing teach boardeF hndiog their 49,
owa towelsl per DOM "a a.
tins school there win be no other extra cbsrsss
than for the laDguaRes and ornamental sf,,ii."
guslc PCT session % I'VE months s1o,fo
Use Of instrument for practising per
Drswiag ssd psistipg lie f S'oS
Fancy work Of all Kinds each Se9
French, Latin, and ltaiian each foo9~
Ne rupI VIII be taken for a lrss terrn.sgs.,
ons session 7less b. egiors nndersta M ~ 80
y - very desirable % have them enter al ss5i.e
nc Esssi2nlas possible. The " cation viii BEN 49,
month 81 Sep ieinbef end October. Vocal r,e.io
without say ext chargeuBless 10 fhoee =,
qure specisilessons, when the charge vii " -
I. Addross Rev Thomas Smab. Ps,t...,as.rr
nEFEnENcEss-- ~
sss %g ssTsay; Esa, Wheeling.
Do Mr Craik. Chariesior. ~.
~ Rev t9hn Johns, Richmond ca~. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

1000 lbs. 0AKpM.--o -
81 Saz Bed Cords. IA ~, is,..-s 80
- Coils Manila Rope, 20 Coils fTess, 80, W
- Reels Packing Yarn.
ai|5O-LdNES snd 14ylNE vi k,sS.. Ia
VII - ,oh e low 60 CASH, a. ese 4, s....,.-
80. ~ ne nouniaina. The pnbiis 81. sSs....s.
.s"y .siiciisa p give Ne cell hsfsa Dbf6t9sIssr
sNs~hefs CHARLES ~. HEnaur
C4faes G1se
Hsat 81 Wsisf a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
LEATHER.

a large assortment Of the hest BaIiimsrr ard
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER. Upper Leather. c AZ,
Kip. KID md Mornceo Skins; Binding. Piak end
Fair; Lining SKINS, Thread. Pegs. Nails Avis. Las,s
and Findings genesally ALSO. s-it' u I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

Genilemens' Fine c, IN. Seal. Velvet md 70.
Lined CAPS. Boys Cloth, vrlvetecn. Nuxkrar
Neufra and Sealen Cap,. tsfsa tINitif
Infans' Cloth and Velvet Caps. Boston and fha-
drlpbin style ,.lt- ~ 81 81 ac,AH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

ISY Virtue of a deed Of Trust from Jacob IIuII
u me, bearing date IN the 2sd Jay of Mach
1872, and now on record ~ the clerk ONCE for
Ohio county, book IS, paga 4s5. I shall proceed
70 sell on Wednesday fhs 29fh. dly Of ID zee nber
1873, attic h11t door Of thu court hon 80 of
s,aip 60 me cas-. half Of lot Or parcel ofzroand
~ Michael Grab am. which LOT Is nnmbered 81
lni.y seven On the original plat q said addifi "A
ana small slip or frdcti ~ Of aroand lyinE
oetyscn said lot 81 and The h. Is Of Noah ane
or Zines boundary supposed 10 be three feet
wide, together with all the tenem3nts and ap-
pure 1ances thereto beiouziux z. III FttIf .
! I,Erna Of Snle--C 81 |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

DAaGHNG--Jusi rsceiyed loi bsavy Hssap
oef7 sELBYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

$50. v. "fLsoN nsRvEY otesssh.
WILSON q GLEASON.
Iais Wasoa. Wriekf q Col
AND FOnWknnrNc
MERCHANTS.
No. 90 TcHoUPiToUfAs 81
NEW ORLEANS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

W-aGIPriC rPRTNBs-- Msnsgsciorrj s.,
~ A Rwhsrdssn ~ whrrilng, aid uarranie,l
Tue snpensniy a Ibsse fhinys T. worth ne rial a.
any vl,0 dues net wish 20 any r.k for saie
~, 3 Nv SAML MIL
- OELO looks FOR CHTLDHEN-
y k-ii1 Philosophy. IN f,nr paris P1n A. On
Waie iPen 2.''n Aia Per 3, on Fire; Paff 4. on
fhe ssy. Poe saio sepafaie ~ in seis ~ ssls hy
rqy IA JOHN HteWELJ. Un,on y.
62PANIsH WITHOUT a MASTER
- IN fi1r eaay beapIns. ~ ths a nis,,r ~ Fr.rch
siii,o'g MISTER, 60 sais - RELLOR's
hgt2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

EXAMINATION OF GARDsER.-The City Court me
yesterday morning pursuant TO adjournment, and re
sumed The examination of J. Mclean Gardner, thi
young man who made an assault upon the Posimaste
General of the u. S. on Tuesday last.
DR.. Gardner, brother Of the prisoner, and Davit
Hoffman testified as to the prisoners insanity.
After some remarks from J. B. Williams, Esquire
counsel for the prisoner, the case was given TO the jury
who retired 10 their room and, after a short absence
returned as their verdict, 'that the said John McLsar
Gardner was lunatic or insane on the first day OF Au
gust, at the time of committing the offence charged
against him, and is still go.
The Court then rendered the following judgment
and order:
1.-THE Court hereby release the prisoner from the
commitment Of the justice of the peace, and order tina
he be placed in the States Hospital, there to be con
fined until he shall recover his reason, of which The
City Court shall be satisfied, and BY them d scharget
in due course of aw."- Baltimore RepaJdcan.
The following letter was written by young Gardner
about an hour after his attempt TO kill Mr.. Wicklff.
Sir II spoke with you at Old Point Comfort frank
lY, and told you where | wished TO 60. On enquir,
you will find that no human being i~nstigated me, by
the remotest hint, TO commit what have done to you
person; therefore, Sir, you, being a man high in office
cannot be so ungenerous as TO show any vindictive
ness towards my family or connexions, whom have
always had loo little regard 70. in pursuing their advice
You msy examine into this, and you will find itas
have written. IL is some qualification 10 me 10 learn
that your wound is slightand not mortal.
With great respect, | am, sir, your obedient servant
}. MCLEAN GARDNER
To the Hon. Charles A. Wicklife, Postmaster Genrl
The Hon. c. A. Wickl,fe, Postmaster General, re-
turned 10 this city yesterday from Baltimore; and We
are happy to learn from the Madisonian Of last eve ning
that he is entirely free from pain, and rapidly recover
ing from the effects Of his wound-.Nat. Lnt., .Augus. 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

The Charleston Mercury seems to be as "fonc
putting questions as we are. He now asks Us. ~
Mr.. Benton not said that he will not support Mr. {
houn, though nominated by the Convention"
really cannot answer this question from our persc
knowledge, because we have had no communtcsl
with Col. Benton upon the Presidential Election
We presume Col. Benton will do what We think
duty-and that is, To support MIR. Calhoun, II h.
the nominee of the Democratic General Convear
Can the Globe give the Charleston Mercury the inf
nation which he seeks from us
He next asks us, whether II is proper for the fue
Of MIR Van Buren, 10 employ the party maciuner.
houn man 10 some one in South Carolina. We rec.
better proof Of the machinery IN question, thaa
perhaps very extravaganza assertions at an anonymr
Correspondents but IT the writer does speak the lrl
we certainly do not approve OF all this party mach.
~ to bias the voice ofthe people. Will some Rep
lIcan press in Illinois notice these statements Of
'IllInois" letter-and tell US, whether they are iru,
noi?-Also, how it comes TO pass, as stated ~ the =,
letter, that "the Mormons, who can now cast ao
4,O00 votes in the State, will support him tMr. {
h~oun)-Jut wiH 90 far Clay III preference 10 J. Bm,r
We had INDUCED the hope, that the Mercury wo
have answered The question we putt 10 him, prompf.
and not trump up questions for US 10 answer,
the time chez shall be ready TO answer" (our'sl
will cheerfully answer any question which the Mer
ry may be pleased 10 PROFOUND 10 us-we wall give
any nformatlo IN our power which may be caIc0,
to preserve the harmony and union of the R"pubi.
party without ate mptIng TO OBJECT II by any qIesa.
which may be started upon 4 very different topic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08
(From tbs ". Orleans Courier, JUN 25 ]

'Lhltc
we have received dates from Vera Cruz, Tampicc
and Campeachy, brought by the u. S. ship Vlncennes
10 Pensacola The dates from TaInpico are up TO The
9Th July. Neither these nor those from Vera Cruz and
Campcachy offer any thing which we had not reviols-
ly received.
A lis, of journals from the city of Mexico was re.
ceived at Pensacola up 10 the eth June. The Diirio
del Goblerno contains the following decree Of Santa
Anna:
Ministry Of Var and .Marias-Antonio Lopez de
Santa Ana, meriting we'll OF his country, General ofDi.
vision, and President provisional of The Republic OF
Mexico to the inhabitants of it. Know ye, that con-
sIdering The criminal and deteslable practice Of foreign
ers, belonging by birth 10 nations now living in peace
and amity with the Mexicans, in usurping their terrific
ry, in invading 1t with arms in hand, by attacking The
troops of the Republic, by despoiIrng their property
and by committing excuses worthy of bands OF robbers
and pirates, that act without the pale of the laws oil
nations. and in fine that the time has arrived to put an
end TO these evils and scandalous proceedings FIX
ercising The rights and employing the energies which
nations use in similar cases, because those wham the
generosity and clemency OF the Government has par
doned have returned to commit new agrressioni and to
carry forward their injurious views, | have resolved,
for the good of the nation, in order to save il, f:om the
attacks OF these ADVENTURES, and 10 manifest the firm
ness with which sustain the rights of the %erublic, that
that which the following articles prescribe 5e obeyed,
in which | have for authority the 9Th Of the articles of
Tacubayo-sanctioned by The nation.
lst. For the future no quarter shall be franted, and
all foreigners who invade the territory Of ne Republic
on their own account, that may be cap,uredunder arms,
shall be put to immediate death, whetheraccompanied
in their enterprise by few or many advenhrers,a and al
though os'ensibiy i, may be justified by he ptetext of
interfering in the civil dscords, with the yew Of attain
ing a political snd.
THIS penalty shall be inflicted upon alforeigners, be
they of what country they may, becausethe Mexicans
being at peace with all other nations The RESPONSE
bility of him who may make war uponhem is purely
individual, and places him without the rejection OF ex
is,ing treaties:
Cd. The Geuerals-in chief Of theArmy, the &c
nerals Commandunt Of the Maritime and frontier de-
%par,ments, and all having military adhori,y, that shall
apprehend a foreigner invading our uritory or promo
ting civil war with arms in hand, shll be responsible
Tor the most scrupulous accomplishment of this decree,
and the punishment of its infractiun nall be The loss OF
office by the person responsible.
Therefore, command that this bprinted, published
and circulated and receive the prope execution.
National Palace Of Mexico
18th jim lS43.
ANTONIO LOPEZ ANITA ANNA.
JOSE MARIA ToRsEL,
Minister of War and Marir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

North Carolina, which We suhlOIn
From the Raleigh Register, Augusta
The ELEcTIoN.-The general election for mrm'''
Of Congress took place throughout, the State ye|t,
day, but it will be some days before we gel comp
returns. The polls had not been compared IN 'h'''
when our paper went 10 press, but the Whig CAM
date, IL. w. Miller, was a long way ahead.
From the Norfolk Herald, Angus, 81
CAMDEv.-For Rayner, 4I4 Moore 81. N'"''
for Rsyner $50. >
PAseUoTAsK We have not received the returns
cIolly, but learn that RaYners majority IL about ~
PERQUIMAxs.-Rayner's majority $50
Chowan and Gates are sad 10 be nearly baatc'1.
The remaining counties 10 be heard from 'tr -
tuck, Martin, Berthe, Hartford, and Noftn'"P
which, with The most liberal allowance to MOOR,
fall short of Rayner's present majority by two . ."'
hundred votes. The Wings have done nobly ia
From the Fayetteville North Carolinlan, August ,
The Election for Members of Congress came ~ r.
Thursday last. Every thing was usry qme. =,
people were SO quiet, that they nearly all S"'
home -
II rained almost necessarily until about i%'Ug
IL then Stacked and held up for nearly The oaa"s. .,
the day. We give below The result IN tn. .o' =.
The vote of Fayetteville is LOG less than m 80 ~
in the county All less. The Democratic vo'e " ,4l
County has fallen off 297. and the WING vote cni r,g
from the vote of 1912, While we regret that 10
cite vile has given, the first time for many m,
Wing majority, we have the consolation 10 ""y%, n.
II was from no abandonment OF principles w.. N
members OF the Democratic party sta'd away ~ -, cu-
polls, but that other causes, well known 10 o" soor
zens, but which it is useless to name, opefae1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

The Richmond Wing asserts, that a series of dn"'
is coming Of in Virginia, "having the same otJrc
view, VIZ The conversion of the Democracy TO VI
Calhoun" &c, &c that "lhe first of the series ai
in Madison, given in honor of Mr.. VIM. Smith
next in order, is the one in Essex, given 10 Mr. ~
ter" We presume, the Wing is mistaken. We hes
no idea that such was the case with The Mad son D.
ner. The dinner in Essex was originally sugrr's
by a Van Buren, man-and we take il for granted, va
there will not be such bad taste, or so hue discreet.
shown, as 10 turn it to the "glorious work of pros
ting the Democracy The Wings vocation IS to 81
suspicion and discord in our camp-nnd Ne reee''
every suggestion from that quarter with many gFaH'
allowance