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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
WEST ERN INSURANCE COMPANl
CArITAI. $500 600.

N'EIS company being now duly OTEa nZcd, Is
PREPARED 10 make insurance on every des-
c'Iipinn ofFre AID Marine Risks, such a. dwell
ling Houses, Store II ouses &c with their con.
tents. Also, ) cam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
on E Ohio and Mississippi rivers or their trib~
utaTy streams. App IcatiJn Insurance 10 he
made for the present at the Office OF tie Wh el
ing Savings ms tltutIon
aua4 MCCOY, Sec'.y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
sIRCIAL MNDEIHA WINE

A FEW dozen bottles, also ono cash Of the n.
~ blve old aud very superior article on hand
and ~, stle b. June ~ REILLY.
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Litharge

StiN ihous1ud pounds Lui,orgr. Two upus'u'
- pounds Tuucrs Lead
uh % BAkLR s. HOBLW'S
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~ ) EssOr 8 SON,s CAsT It'll

WI = ESSOP d. SONS CAST STEEL.
n NlE subscriber h1s inst received
y I c1ses 4 hy ry6apd EXPRESSLY ioJ aErs.
80 assorted frow ln u,Sc, aIsars.
do Double sHs1r rcarc,i fr edge tlrIs
ju Gouau ur S,ytaC sievi
Also. 'ge rouu.ue IIna2 L. which Gee oilers Oh
smiths 1s surcror io S,pdsrsati ~ Brothers uaur
ariurc fHo-e vbp fave given 81 uini say Jb-, d
rou br worked vilH q rlfNer beat u,au anr ut,si
steel SAMUEL MEL.
luu
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Terms or ADVERTISING

IWn mlN'hs, Sb.UU IRrce muhIhS soUU
Advertisements inserted tlli forbid or without
Spress order. will De- inserted until ordered out
nd charged one dollar fr LIT three insertions, an Z
1 , els Tor each insertion after. Advertisements
Use. ted three times n week for Ihrec tourhs ihr
a owe, Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
REFERENCES,

w llttlsiNiss ' 4
REFER ENCES.
Charles NJ kcyscT.
Duval. kcIGhlcr * Co
Il Gardner, '''''"'.
Weber, Miller Il Hand,
Nm Duty,
Robert Tuland, PAiluR
Durcmu~. SuNdnm Il Nixon. !
J"hu " Fuber. N'io'"
Is G Gutter n CO LopisUile M.
Wright Smith.
+ Drilugcr, VI" "''
Ncatmun n Co.
James Rnhh. Esq. n Orl,aHs
Wilson. Wright. n Go.
& ! Iiubhs,
Jesse whirchead, Esq. ''"'''""'I
Andrew Elliott. Esq 81 LprS BIO
* HonIman, Nu>hULe. Tenn.
feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
ALLMAN q MAXWELL.

WATOULD respectfully inform the customers
EH of the late firm Of T. Pollock & Go, and
the public gcnercliy, that they have received from
the cast, and have now opened at the old stand,
formerly occupied by r Pollock g. Co No 1919,
Garner OF Main and Union Streets, large and
we'll selected stock OF BOOTS & SHOES, con-
sIsting in part as follows:
100 pairs Gents Fiae Cali NourOeg
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NOTICE.

a IL those knowing themselves Indebted Q,
n late firm Of g. Pollock g. Co, will do we'll 6,
call az the old stand immediately, and settle do,
.s1r1e aud save costs g. POLLOCK,
DayE 6m JOHN ALTMAN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

SiugIe pnprrs Tor sale 10y lie ctrritrs and al Ihe
'oincr at 3 cents copy.
Tse Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
pnblished ou Wednesday nj 81 90 per annum
Tin advance. or - ir not paid within one month
from the beginning ofthe year. Noncw subscribers
will be tereivei, except such pay IN advance.
For moaiSS 81 80 is invariably charged No
Ihsc ribcr receive for less than six months,
Aud no paper discontinued ex ,ept aithe discretion
the publisher until all arreaHgcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
Div White Lead.

TENEN THOUSAND POUNDS OF Dry While
IN Lead. Pure which We will soil nj he lowest
price. Cmh 2D BAKER & ROBERTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

THN mLLD BAGS. 80 duz ror s,'s Low. Nv
~ ~ ID Il M'KEE g. 20
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DIR Y-G 90 5.
GREAT WESTERN.
I'd. ARRIY AL

IMPORTANT NEWS TO TIEPUBIIC. TIE
GREAT WESTERN DRY GOODS STORE A.
GAINSr THE WORLD FOR BARGAINS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

e.
No IS9, MAEKET ST. WHEELING, VA.
A =. YORKE. would respectfully infnrm his
a. customers, and the public generally thai he
Las just returned from the east with general
snrImenI OF DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,. which
he Is now opening. aud ready 10 sell wholesale
retail, ms cheap. cheaper, Than ever The public
invited To call and examine the following aui.
cles, viz:
GROCERIES,,
100 bags Rio Green COFFEE,
so b'x"s GUNPOWDER Ten,
,I0 chests Y II do
II boxes IMPERIAL do
9O0O Lbs LOAF SUGAR.
1000 LIS CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 Hhds NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
40 Bills do MOLASSES,
so b ,Srs RAISINS,
% do COMMON SOAP,
5 do FANCY SOAP.
- Plug TOBACCO superior quality.
l6 do do do
- do do do
6Twist TOBACCO.
IS Mats CASSIA,
ALsPlCE, PEPPER. NUTMEGS, CLOVES aud
GINGER. whole and ground.
DRY GOODS.
10 Bules BROWN MUSLINS.
100 Peices BLEACIIED MCSLINS.
300 do PRINTS Of all quality and prices,
Colored MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS,
BLEACHED aud PLAIN DRILLS,
APRON CHECKS,
SUMNER CLOTHS of all kinds
WHITE, BLACK and BROWN HOSE,
GENTS HALF HOSE Ufall kinds
GENTS and LADIES' GLOVES,
general assortment &c Curtain CALICOES,
SEWING SILKS, aud THREAD.
SEWING COTTON of all kinds, BUTTONS. &c.
general assortment Of common CROCkERF
alsp many other articles too numerous 10 menliOn.-
Al Of uh ca VIII he sold cheaper than ever before
Offered IN the WEST
n B COUNTRY MERCHANTS will he sup
Pled at Eastern Prices with small commlss'on
added tjy u A = HORkE
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ALENANDER nENMNN.

.urrEN TRIED. Gur Cant M BEAT. ~ SELLING
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ~ ruE wES TERN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

SWEARINGEN n CRUM8ACKFR.
FORW ARDING AND COMMISSION
NERCElNIS.
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EOkW \ RDI,\Ci.
LAS. Y. CAIDWE ELI.

JAS. Y. CALDWELL,
lSn,cesser 10 dus,La,g Coidircl 8 Col
w EFLiNC. NI.GiNiN.
ER' Ill continue the COS MISSION " FOR.
Nv NSRblNG BUSINl * nj the old stand
un Monroe street. aid s,'Ir- 'ousignruis OF Mer-
ciandi.e or pruduse eiIher for sale or mrwurd.c z.
:
Il. M'kEE q 90,
r q X " a X DING q & . " MISSIOF
MERCHANTS.
Nam street WuFErING, W.
I. IRWIN.
ORW K DIN 9 \ ID CONN ISSION
MERCHANT.
Nair Svssi, WuEsiING
StOlIClIS CunSrumclJs e Merchandise ur Pro
~ d"ce. either iur Salc ur Forwarding aud nuI,s
I" merit q share OF public patronage 10y rnnicraic
charges and stuCi ailerhIon H. business SEP )
JOHN JAMESON
COMNlSSIO> AN WARDINCs
MERCHANT.
R",i Road Dspo, MANIFESTATION, VA
Iru i-Gin
JAMES a FORSYTH & GO.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, IA.
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WILLIAM II. M'NA&H.
A MERICAN uARDWARE AND

A MERICAN HARDWARE AND
. ~ CUTLERY.-The subscriber hss Just raccIv-
ed fresh supply Of HARDWARE s. CUT EHY,
the most Of vhiChis American Manufacture, at great
" rdurcd prices and o. equal quality vih the hest
Engli-h manufacture. Thuse who acquainted
wih che prices Of Hardware will please call and see
the practical operation Of vhoI - called hy some
lIe late high rarG Oh The following articles. all 4
WerIfGu:
MILL SAWS cross CUT SAWS
FIT DO HAND dn
WEB do Locks fInrcS, Screws,
Butcher knives She knives BqtChrs. Crudie,iIcks.
C8sior> Rules. B,v U.s. Sduarce, Plan" Bits. Chsss
Screw drivers, Comp rssos, AuGTrs, G mhlc's, Bells
Axes. Foot Adzes, IlaIchpts BrushC-. &c. Together
with q large 10, Of Scythcs S,ckies, Scylhc Rifles
and SgvIhe Stones SAML NEEL-
Irue
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COACH TRIMMINGS.

4 NVILS AID VICES.-A good assortmeu
- Re ceIyod and for sale by
may Is OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

500 do CbrldrCn7' Shoes.
Also a large STOCK Of Htm'osk and Oak Tan
Spanish Sole Leather Upper Leather, Calf and
Moro ECO Skins, Binding and Lining ~kus, Co
2eihCr with SuOe Thread, Nails and pegs, aIl
1t winch We 1rc willing to sell az small advance
Tor CASH. Those wishing 90 parchase, will DO
welt 90 give us call before purchasing cscwhcrc.
mays ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

. = the Fast Lines. the most splendid assert
mcut of Dry Goods ever fricd to the Public,
" hIch will bc sold, Wholesale or RETAIL At low
or price 'h11 any other store ~ the Western
Country. The following comprises a portion OF
his SPLENDID sroCk of
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

70, would confer upon the Government the
night to stop discussion on any social, politi-
cal, or religious matters which might inter-
est the country. Il covers the whole ground.
Il makes intentions, not acts, the fear Of
wrong-doing, not wrong doing itself-on
great public questions, Unstable cause Of ar
rest, aud of tyrannical exercise Of the pow
or Of Government.
But we appreaend no harm from this move.
We see very plainly how il will strengthen
O'Connel particularly in England. He can
now change his issue, or add another TO H.,
that Of freedom Of discussion, with the NOR
al certainty, thatit will rally in his support
the whole liberal party of the Kingdom
We find, indeed, looking over our English
files, not only that this question has been
made, bat the strong tory papers are out in
opposition 10 Government The London
Times condemns Il unsparngly. lisays re-
ierrng to the Proclamation and arrest, that
no good can come from them, marked as the
course OF Government has been by "policy
vibrating between harshness will iuitate
without subduing, and ola clcmoncy which
VIII provoke neither gratitude, OF respectn
Bot whatever the result may be, IL appears
20 us, that the British Government in arrest
ing O'Connoll has exouod power arbitrary
IN the extreme, aud unknown 10 the law, aud
that such an exercise Of il, will not be toler-
aicd BY the English People.
The trial II O'Conncll, however, will test
this whole natter that took place on the %
inst, - that, IA the course of a few weeks,
We shall know something ofthc political CON
sequences. which have resulted from this
strange move on the part OF Government
not The less strange, too, from the fact, that
the meeting a Cloniari, was a. have been
the last mass meeting iog the yearl-Cia.
Gascffe.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23
COUNTRY NFwspApFRs

Here Is 40 anieis which the readers o. ,h-
loufasl may psruse Or noi. Just a. ,hsy please.
We ean tell them enc mag, however. here j.
mush s'uih in ii, snd We hope shsy viii apprs.
eiatsu.
Newspapers hat are pubfishsf in a towa 81
vulage. are called epunffy papers BE- opposition
g. th'..s pubI'shsd in she city.
SEINE people wuu't sabseuhs 81 . country %.
pes. hscsuss they ssY they see Grst every thiug
eauiaiurd 10 she country 10 che city paper
These are very vice people sarcly aud have vsrv
shafp eyes too. ~ they deaf lake e euantrv
paper, he's 30 they know Whist - 10 40 DO
they borrow b.. and - read 10 witlout the plea
sufs ~ payiug Coz its o. % they aues. vhat 10
iu uf 10 city paper can iurnish eountry people
wtth matters Which tlsy ere interested ~ he
gouHtry papers can--becauss the country psners
natfsts vi bat oeraf Immediately around. raafravss
aud deaths 81 their iusu4s-the advertisement.
~ their usfgahars-the sales ui pvfsunai proper.
" ueaf Them which they ate 10 need o. Thsse
afs hlatfofs pecuitar 90 thsir nsigiibafuosg pa
PETS aianr. and most agreeable e. theta
The Embellishments oi q uetK b1rload paper
&c he bret things 60 be rusd. ludr~d. proper
y speaking, she advertisements are the lslast ~
isfssting psris usually oi go newspapers, 60 al
rssdefs.
a man rlat does noisabscribs 10 b.. %. shbar
hood rapsf i certainly iguofant 81 one hall that
eitsu ioscs the pre- ai suhsetiptoa iu the settle
mFnf a. an rHfatr. ~ saiu ~ s1mt properly in
uhirh BE- was infsftsied. Blsids- en- psp~r iell~
sist ~h~sa e. - sud ast So chespest resds e.
this store ~ taats Tua rHosE WHO kOvrarlsa usu-
49, stLL rus culkrAsF-tsiIs him where be can
hai what he wanfs-a hauss 20 a larui-a hufss or
coe. &c. uf whefr be can sell sume supcrfne
afticls he has. d. thc city papers do hiatt Not
at al They VIII tell Yea nuud deal q what
. reinE on poe me cities, end ieil yuu gaoi deal
ol what Yuu feel no euteftainmrnt in whatever
--hut De- fhuy tell yuu 'bai vhtrh yau are later.
ssied in--yuur ueiuHharhuad newell
Another elass ~ ps opls Say that the country
papers are made W ID thc city uapcrs. This il
another mistake a larao portion 81 our couu-
tty papers ore a. well sditsd asa muiety 81 ths
cay paprfs, and uitea copy a. hule from them.
We know cuuntry pspefs winch arei ,ly hil-
- with original matter wrtitcn expressly Tor
them.
The right way % have good nsiahborhood
paper q % sucaurane 10. A liberal subscription
viii bring forth talents Tor % the editor has not
go r,thc almighty dollar will 6ad IL some.
where.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

We notics hat the whigs have recently held a
gfHnd festival 81 Amhefsl Count House. TIE
nunher present was estimated 81 from 1900 60
2J00 tbs editor OF the Lyuchbarg Virginia.
says that be never Witnessed a more gratifying
spectacle. Thcrc were several eloquent and
hghly interesting addresses made upou the oc-
CO sian. This looks AZ Il the Wings intend q
act a. renPily and efficiently in the eusning
eoutesi, az they Dc 10 $40. We like % see d,
tor % 10 uaihing pst rghi aad proper aha tac
people should meet together, a. ne execution
% whirs srr Republican isria 81 sovsrnmrn.
wills 81 perpetiafrd, sut ne common prosperity
~ she people enhanced. We hope % hear ID
laauy suca 4hscue4s aaFihg the eo.aia. ssat.a
MafunsburK Gazette.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

The rumors ~ dis-cnsioss 10 the Cabinet a.
Washington. 90 which sllus GA IVES made in our
morning edition. appear 20 be we'll iouated =
All accounts agree that ar. Upshur conceded
with the President, while ell the other members
Of the Cabinet dissenied. Precisely What was
the difference, - not 90 clearly asccrtaiaed.-
One gentleman who is likely 10 be iaiormcd.
thinks twas the question OF further extensive re-
movals 81 the Wings from Office and that the
President and Mr. Upshur opposed the measure.
Another gentleman whose opportunities OF IN
lurmatiou are equally good, 81 not better. - con-
hdent that the dissension arose upon the question
OF introducing prominently into the iorih-com-
ing Presidents Message, a recommendation 90
admit Texas into The Union; ana that the ffes-
ident aud Mr.. Upshur were decided IN favor Of
the recommendation; but we're a. decidedly op-
posed by the other members Of the Cabinet.
We are inclined 10 think the latter view Of the
subject - correct. OF course Ne casnoi under
take 60 say precisely what were he points Of
disagreement 90 the case. but they related TO the
Texan question, M connexion perhaps with the
ovetturcs Of England Tor the ubolition Of slavery
IN that Republic, Is more than probable.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

o-- The subject Of reduction In the rates
~ postage = engaging the attention Of the
NsFHrerers a. the East. and they are urging
a thorough reform IN tins matter Il i stated
that in consequence Of tho high raio of post.
aFs d. mailsafe nearly descucdou the great
Foutcs. tai hat between the cities of n. York
sad Troy not one letter IN ten goes by mail.
d IS shown hon lhe example OF Great Bnt-
am thar reduction IN che rates IT postage
would increase the amount 81 ihc Post Office
revenue, because Of the greater number II
letters ttat would BE- seat through the mails.
Mash. Fhig.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

GA rommittee, appointed BY the citi-
seua ol EeansrIllc, Indiana, have transmitted
60 - e setuifal letter, which they ask Ne 10
had ever % lhs Hoo. John q. Adams, ox-
psuaa'ar re most unbounded respect Coz bic
ehmeter I'd requesting him 10 visu thor
tlwn aad lo deliver an address before tho
sCi.fanf lnstitute,n upon any subject he
himss'f hay select. As We shall not have
~ of,foniiy Of seeing Mr.. Adams, We take
il.l mode ~ Informing BIN ofthc compliment
paio h,m b. highly moral and intelligent
comnun'.}.-Lou.J Jour.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23
SHERIFF SALE.

EnY VIRTUE 81 decree made in the van
- defburEh Circuit Court a. the Septem-
bcr tsrm A y iGia, IN favor OF Churiss
bausll against ideoE J. I.est ami wife. banded
% me % BE- executed. b. the Clerk OF said Couri.
have levied GA 80 tie property OF said Gideon
J. Let. ctrain lots lying % The Town Of Evans
vile said Couniy Of Nandefburgh. 81 the lower
enlargement o. said town, and designated on
thc pan thereof. a. lots. nine. ten. tvnty-fre
aud tWcntY-six q, ~. %, aud e6l which or
such portion OF them may be necessary %
safisi, satd decree. shall afler iar sais public
aurfiuu uf fHr fssuff Nnust auar tn said Town ~
hsansviEe. on th fEt afy-ihtra dav - December
neat. setwreH tf. 3 s.f-vi ID "a aud e n
Wa ~ WALKER 5. c.
Evansviiis Jci. 20 ~ PR foe-g2
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

a Writer. in The Dsmocratic Review thus se-
vsrsiy. bet Justly. handiss the leaders Of the 10
60 facu parry. aud rehuksa ths msmhsfs Of the
party 90 becoming ne dapss q designing sad
selfish msns
"1hey want political machinr. IN which We
shsN 81 ihs cezs and wheels " the uotiss pew
"a which taFy can work ior their owu political
sisvanoa and selfsh ends Hence Their ia ~
ing ard eafsssss. .thsir pratsstatiuus Of love
90 he dear people, and their maddoning shoot
- Ismocfaey. Bot what DO they purpose ier
ear bsnaht. and what. have they done 20 elevate
fouf candtfiani They would extend 20 you the
elective ifanehtse-hut wtth the expires uudcr-
siandiur that zoe are ~ vgrr rua rurul Thoy
are 90 sara you Of vth political sqashfy, while
ihsy reap aii ths Advantage
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

Some two years aua the writer el this article
stunPcd af q lows in one oi the south rrn count
ZEE II Georgia. Suo.lina about. he entered the
grave Yard. Ffnm small but chasfc uhalisk.
be read this inscription s-aA mothers msmenta
% The memory 81 au only sun. who fell a. the
massarfe OF Fauin's regiment IN Mexicow lie
ieii an Interest o. learn the history Of its cree
non. IL was briefly this youth Of nineteen.
ihg only son ufa widowed mother-a boy whom
she loved wtth al the isuduess oi maternal al
lectiHu-was returning home from the uaivcr.
sity oi Nirginia, 81 the time Fsuin was raising
bis regiment 81 Grorgiaus fof the Texan scr-
wee. With sauiheru arior, and with a.l the
ehivslrous rscklcssness af youta. he voluniesred
Tor The campaign. ~ burily addressed a leter
ta be uotaef Tie day b. enharksd. informing
her Of BIZ dcsfuatisn. emo his hope Of being im-
stfumeutal "a a.ding the Independence ct tAe
Texans.
Judge 81 The mathsr's feelings whon she read
thts hitter Without az tusiaut's hesitation she
departed for Challssiov en- hopes 20 oveuake
her uuani boy. Uniertuuatsiy she schooner la.t
hef iafemastl and when the mother reached
Iexas size iaund the regiment had marched
week before Tor she scene 81 csuaict News
came ~ che capture 81 Faniu and his forces
ny The Ntxicsu army. Then came the intriIi.
eence ~ their massaere, BY order Il she tvraut
cania Auua. Ter boy was tn the front rama
sna among ths first that telli For time shs
was deprived ~ her ssuses, aad when she fnal.
lY recovered. with e broker hear. she fetufusd
% her hone On GsefNia. She erected tbs ODE.
liza % the memory q her sons ang enc alter.
naon. = shau q ne sitter FstufninE from the
cburch yard. she was iaund dead. ssttinr On her
arm chair. hotding the miniature OF her boy
The moihsr's trsu blss we're ovsf.-N. Y Aurora.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23
AN EXAMPLE.

Ten years ago, poor Young man. without ed
ucatiou aud irsnds. sought and obtained EN-
ploymcnt in Harsisbufgh. Pa, - q journeyman
carpenter. lie totled iudusiriously until be ac-
eumulatci iew hundred dollars, and with this
sum % pay his - catered one = the Eastern
colleges. Admoaishcd By he Tapi4iy diminish
ing luuds a. the close Of year he leii. an d.com-
csuced Tie study 1T law. ia she mcanti1ns pcF-
forming various kinds Of drudgery % enable hin
10 delray personal expenses Ia the ordinary
space II time. he was admitted 20 practice law.
aud Tor that purpose opened an Office "a Harms
burgh. Having pure character, highiy culti-
waited mind, aud popular manners, be coon at
trartcd attention. and drew afosnd him large
circle oi warm iriends. BY means Of whose in-
strumentalty he was elected Clerk Of the liuuse
~ Representative . his natse State. IL THIS
station be 10 illed every expectatiou.aud retiFed
from q With the testimony II nil the members %
his iaithlu.ness and ability. Bot q lev years
slaspcd sro be stood the acknowledged leader oi
biz party. and BY unanimous consent vt be POI
litcal ifisnas, was placed % nomination ior Con
gfess. lie sacceeded-is naw membcf 81 Con-
Eress elect from the Harrisburg district. aud his
name - ALExAybER RaNsEY. What an encour-
agiug sKample - here presented 60 the youth Of
iho laudl lie who was ten years since penni-
itss Iaurueyman carpsufer. noe helungsto one
oi ihc fret lert s'auvs bodies In the world
fuuug men, wise and profit By his example
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARG S LIE, No. 4,
AND THE LAST TOR FALL. 1913,
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BY w. g. c. FELLOWES g. co.
AN Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. and
" Thursday. the 4th. 5th. 9Th. aud 7ih. Of
December. we will offer for sale a. sue tion, iih
out reserve
5000 pieces blue aud fancy Prints, fresh aud
isshi enable;
$50 do blne. black, cadet, aud Oxford mix
ed Saunets;
.ls5 do blue. black. cadet. and Oxford NIX
ed Jeans. assorted;
l85 do plain. deeskin, ribbed. and diagonal
Cassime res assorted;
100 do Flushiugs. end Pilot Cloths, colors
aud qualities assorted;
95 do plain an figured Beaver Cloths. coll
ors aud qualities assorted;
225 do American. English, and German
Cloths. assorted;
440 do red, white. yellow. green, aud spot
ted Flaunels, ass0rtedi
go bales Ticks, assorted;
cases Checks. assorted;
225 do brown Cotfons and Dsilhngs. assert
ed:
IS do bleached do do, do;
800 pieces Merinocs, assorted;
us do Lustres. do;
Together with Linseys, Kersey's. Paddings,
Saildueks, Buekrams. Waddings, black and col
ored Cambries. Irish Linens, Hollands, Jaconeis.
Camhrics. Hosiery. Gloves, Buttons, Threads.
Shawls aud Fancy Handkerehiels, cstion and
silk Pocket Handkerchieis, Bombazines. Vest
inas. Suspenders. cotton aud Inca Diapers. &C..
CON prising the largest aud most desirable stock
ever offered AZ AUCTION IN the Western country.
Aiso, Hats, Caps, aud Shoes, assorted.
W. & G. FELLOW Is & CO.
Auctiouesrs. Main Street,
Louisville. kentseky.