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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

IN CHANCERI-, IN tn e circuit superior conr
Sonorai II Rrown rs Nj Nelson & others.
By virtue of decree rend cred in the above
onl,iled cause on he 26th day Of October last
I shall. on the 2sth day OF December next, pr93-
coed TO sell Al public auction, 10 thehlshest nid-
der NJ the front door OF the court house of OHIO
rounty, the south half Of lot, No twenty'onos' IN
hat part o the city OF " heeng lad of by
Jonathan Zane upon the FOL wing terms 10
vii; Two hundred dollars of the purchase to be
aid in hand and the re sldue in thiee equal m
ailments. at SIX ~ elyf and eighteen months
rom pi The Jay of sale, The purchase giving bond
With good security, for the deferred payments
nov % NJ NELSoN, CommissIOner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

EOS I, VII DE, respectfully informs the O.
~ tzrns Of Wheeling, and vicinity thai ne IS
,renhred,to execute Work III the most lashion-
,,1Ieand snbstantia manner, pt No loo one door
III - ,lc north ca, corner Of NAN - aud Mar
iop aIley and nearly opposite Messrs Jimeson,
ttat store. He begs leave Ia assure al lh9Se
Who may entrust their orders with HIM II az lhes
IaI be attended to with the sTttcst regard
ior punctual,y and despatch. nov ~
NTEW GOODS.-Jusl received some Of their
thea Chthn@'r'. at ,.,,..
uo> e NNh9"9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

xwTEhaye Just received an other LOT Of Planes e.,
boat half price. On hand all s'zss OF MG =
5irmer AMI Turning Chs x Gouges' IT, la an,
' In Knives, steel Augors, Germln. Cast an.
y 14n N5t Steel Hand and PANEL saws Ter q,
y, Gnsges, Begjs, Squares BT2c,s srd ~
5av srfs, ete etc. no II OIL GREEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
MORE NEW GOODS.
M I3T hi.IS SpREFT


tFNSENEY a. RHODES have this morning re-
ceived o farther supply of Seasonable Goods
NJ re1ueed prices. which will maks Their stock full
mud complete any IN The CITY. nov ~
N1EW STYLE CASHMERE PRlNTS.-The
most elegant article in The Print way that
ias sci been offered IN his market, just opened this
,nornins at nov 80 SENSENEH RHODES
%TEW CAsslMERES'-A lev pieces entirely
new patterns. rich and beautiful, Just opened
Al nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES
poNNET RiBBONS-Rich San stfip'd Bon
ID mel Ribbons. few pieces, just received
my 30 SEASENEY & RHODES.
N CASES INDIA GUM CoPAL, just received
3 and for snle by aug 27 JAMES BAKER.
~ CASES ORANGE GUM SlIELLAC. Just re
= esived and for snle by aug p BAKER.
! ! tAXONY MANGANESE. 500 lhs, received an
- for .ale by aus % JANIS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
stuCoI. ROOKsI sGIilOI. ENnKsi

StlICOI. BOOKS! SCHOOL HOOKsi
I cGUffEY'S ECLECTIC READkR
HI M.GnG.ys Eclectic Primer
MrGnfiev. Eclectic Spelcr.
htf;ufioys Eclectic 1t Render;
McCuffev'. fcl~ctic 81 Reader,
McGuT,y's Fcteeiic 8 Reader,
hcCnacy', Eclectic An Reader,
RAYS Ererlic Isl Arithmetic;
Raw. Eclectic % Arithmetic;
Rays Ey.rcilc Sd Arithmetic, lust received
ard iorsap Wholesale mud Retail by
nov 20 w J ROBB. cor Nam & tfarlets's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
pYExDIp NEW STYLE OF GOODS.

CHEAFEK YET.
(<EORGE MrMCRRAY. would respectfully
Is emil the attention of ihs La!ies II his nsw
.IorE jnu cpcninc, bcins confident from the groa'
.eJnrrnn mad, On goods the eastern cities ehfy
- senrcnher. That he ran and will offer hafgalns
.,.,oly mel yy,fh. Am his stock Will he found
superior Rir d'Ecos.c; Cashmere d'Ee'''e' rla'n,
ir d md striped M.uslin De Lnnci Loplns do an"
r,y Cloih; Chnsqna; Crnro de Lime; shaIe"as WIN
b,nnliul new STYLE Gin hams. very cheap nj
90 GEO McMURRAY'S-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

John Sock mass administrator and heirs.
Pursuant 10 decree pronounced IN The said
cause by the said court on The 18Th day OF Jnns
lsl4, the undersigned acting as Commss ionet
therein will on saturday the nth day Of Janu-
ary ls45 at the float doc. of the court house
Of said county, proceed to sell TO the highest.
bidder a public auction; the tracts or parcels II
land with the appur,cnances which were con
yeyed ov Joseph Apglesate to said John Sock,
man, by deed dated 25th Of August isi7, and
~ in Il ed hook No 9, folio los' except that per;
non OF said tracts which was conveyed by sad
Sockman 10 Daniel Steenrcd; by deed Of the
! same date recorded in said Office, IN aid deed
! book No g. ioI5 90 -,
m, SAID property or a sufhciency, will be sold
on credit of SIX, twelve and eighteen month',
in equal instalments. the purchaser giving bond
| with good security hearing interest from the
lay Of sale and the ttle retained as a further
| .ecuriiy until the whole of the purchase money
Is paid. w MITCHELL. Commissioner.
20 Rpo dec It's
A LABAMA COTTON. 10 bales Alsbami
" Cotton, received per Steamboat ofpheus ans
.lI he sold low Tor cash. Apply 10
! 49, n tAMES ~ FORSYTH 4 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

1t thse hound Gr ths notable river. Nj
.a'e call friore fhsir emh-fk,ilan. nj tn
2's' "' 'ne Is nek Mammoth Booton Marker Sqnrt
anu 'N5 IN supply OF nv ''yls Bout with lro
screw sole. wrtfsnlod Ia la.l nnil lL.v ,.,ch m.
deslina'lan. even II they should not sion .ho,,.
i'N''' nov l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

w Wnshinglon's admiRis raior and heirs.
Pursuant 10 a dee es rend red IL lhe ahoNe named
cnuse nv 81 I'd court on the 3lst Ocluher, lSll The
uuderrgned. one oi The NJ sler C"mml'sohers Of
the said Conu, will proceed m The 2O'h day n'
january. ls45 Al ths office of jacob IL tilzhnGh
in the city of Wheeling in .nld county TO ascertain
aud report:
Isl What personal ouets Of Oar mid X W Wosh'
,npion have come In the holids OF sald ndmhslra'"f
and whether The same have been fully administered
r mol
2d What Real ESTATE lht 'nid Washing,
.nn died seized o. and what will DO the nett annual
income Of The one m iety thereof, after dedneing
hercirom The tnKes costs al fepal md The expenses
| # managing sad estate and collecting The rents
| 3,d What debts besides the one due 10 complain
,nls if any, are liens chnrgeahle upon sad rea
estate or binding upon the here OF said X W Wash
mgnn. deceased.
The said adminisirstor. heirs and nll interest Ell
1re hereby notified Al pear al the time nnd pHc'
| above mentioned. when and where the account d.
rectea by said decree will he commenced and ton
Timed theleafter from lime 10 lime TIL me ateouh
Is completed EOW II RI H"c"''
dec 4-Nelson Tor Commissioned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
PUBLIC sALEOF yALUABLELANr


GETITL be sold 10 the highest hldder on Mon
w day he6lA day of Januarf e45, IN front
,fthe Court House coor in the city OF Wheeling.
Ohio county, Virginia, that valuable Farm
known by the name Of the Colts Farm, sltnNt.
ed on W Wheeling creek, contiguous to and adloin'
ing the Lots of said city of Wheeling, and con
aiming aboutone hundred and forty three ac RS rs
about fifty acres OF which is creek bottom, ths
balance arabic hill land, and about one hundred
acres of the rract is cleared and under cnlt,va
ton. On this land there is a strata OF Goa
about five feet thick and from forty to fifty acres
IN extent yet remaining, which can be worked
10 great advantage. as the mouth of the pits open
on one of the public streets oil the CITY.
The improvements consist Of comfortable
Dwelling House. Stable and othor out houses;
The property will be cold with or without the
Coal privilege, and the terms will bt made know1
on the day of sale.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing, can IN The
mean time receive every Information IN reIailoE
to the premises, from nv Agent, + K Armstrong
of Wheeling. ,,.,,r
oct ITS HAMPDtN Jaw
Baltimore Patriot will copy Tri-Weekly, uat
day of sale and charge This Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

4 UST received from New York. new and sp'sn
OF did assortment OF Cashmere Ecnsse also, foe
French worked Infant Bodies; Sponsors, Collar. ard
Cullantas; fno Assortment al Jet Buttons and Har
Pins, A ~, ju. received from The mann acutins
house in Lowell. Mass few pieces of Blue Black
Asphslnm Giodh., far Sarks and Over coats These
Cloth, ara pronounced by the brsi Fnllors in the
city 10 he ths finest and hes quality of Cloths they
eversaw. All true Americans nre invited 10 eah
and iouk nj Item. as they are far superior and much
cheaper has any article OF similar kind ever la.
porled fIEYMAN. No l63.
oct | 4 Wcsi side Min ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. November ooh
q J l644-IN CHANcERY-ln the Circmi snpe
nor Court Of Law mad ChnncerY for OHIO county
Homer. Bell & Bowen,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

a sOM MISSION SALE.--ls CHAscEnr.
u In the Circuit Superior Court of La nd
Chaaccry for ohio county.
Moses Rhodes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
- =i
DIR MITG&

Drnwinr Number. III he A eznnafa LOTTERY Class
NJ Al down ut Alexandria, Saturday 23l No.
Nem"t. le4i
y 81 % 80 69 ~ 81 ; 70 &c 1G7
f1efe " 81 - %. Capllnl Pri7e Of s25 ono
Tiekel Ne It, Sc Pie Of s30n0--hopb prize.
IN the atuve Lottery were sent To This office and
SOLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

SANDERS SCHOOL BOOKS II ne Primer,
- Spelling Boob, FIRST Second. Third and Fourth
Readers. for sale by JOHN J HAsWELL.
dec Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

james Pemher nn's Executors md others.
By virtue OF decree Pronounced 10y tive ssld
Court in Inc above cause. n the l0ih day Of June.
le44. l. Isaac " Mitchell. uc'itg a. Cnmns.ion-r
under said decree. ~lll proceed III sell nj publ c
anciIon the highest and best bidder, al the ftan
door ul the Court House of Ohio county. an the
sl,lh day Of January m the year eighteen hundred
and forly-6ve. theing court dny) Lot. Nos seven
AID eight. and the southern Init of lot No len in
Jonathan ZNne's addition 10 the city OF Wheeling.
Terms Of Sac--Two hundred dollars IN cash md
ihs residue in three equal nsls ments Of eight. siI-
Teen and twenty -four months the purchaser 10 give
bonds ilh good security for he deferred payments,
bearing interest from tho day of sale, and the tile
retained until ihs whole of The purchase money ~
paid ISAAC w MITCHELL Commissioner.
JAZZ for plnniH der2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

Tnkeh Sl0-iI.lves s5-Cuarlet, S25n
Ccfnfirnres OF Pnckagrs of96 Whole Ticbei $3.50
Do do 26 Half do C5
Do do rs Quarter do 32i
tEET Orders FIR Tickets and Share, snd Cerii6c.t-,
Of Packages IN the above Selrnd,d Lnreric. viii
tecetrr The most prompt atlentiun. and m eFci.i
nrcannt al rich drou1nG SEM ,nmedaielv sfer 10
Ia all who order uclels from MS. Address,
J 9 GREGORY Il co. Man1ge,s
nuS 80 Richmond, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
MOTTO l..
CONI,lIssIONER's SALE.

IN CIIANCERY-ln Tho Clrcnn Superior Cour
4 Of Law and ChOncefy Tor Ohio county;
William Smith,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

,..orsu ARRIVAL or NCalIam has
~, ,rcri,ed fs stsnrfmsnl OF Clafb ase
a., fr,m New YORK. md Phi dolphin. wlirit
!. manufactured 10 ord and Warranted .ufero
\, II IN wesiefh e'nn'fA Call and 80 .,-a
y -. C ,hr BE- Bill Hat - " ga slr,sf.
u, ". HuIsI. de- o \ c MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
GEW BOOKS, NEW DoOKs.-Jr

Hve4eHOEs.-5o pairs Ladies Carpet Over
" &4fes. ttmmed WIN Fur Just received IRON
FAla1el1his.
+. NJ kands-250 pairs Buffalo Over s'chs'
SAk1 y - sold Wholesale or Retail, al lie Dig
establishment
. -. = SAML M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
Ma f67, Main Street.
n ADAMS 4 co,

,..xa +t,.t=t "a go M
f's" ,ree.xe ulesf zp.eofH $3.50
4iAsh ~ "a. l. iur tt.u isH#..- = ..#
zpefal ess,.irs an NO. sltHaf sir. t..
y -, re- ~ - fHl- H4fs.r .aa
e wi al % fl.nI II. tIIfwt.=
I, siseA CLOTHS
g. Frereh Biz f.m = - #ff -.
|srp'fa."s lsck ff8m $ % psf - pras.
ssn g. ~ FAyER CLOTHS
ny Bcsytr = s4fif-f N.oi H. H'a
|ffeneaa, ' r water prtoi H.ak,, a ff,ueG
rK', a. ~ CASslMERES
lpt.a YER fac Ariel Epc ~ 1tt
flss . de fsn yss r Il earg g'& qa'
-. the Et.si aud richest Ecst'ng ever
Ns na,' hrs t4ts an 10 nistasr. suca as,uf
I'd r. vi V T. T = ,erg haud
nv, Glen Velvet nf ever description.
~ Ma you ha.e SIC Naleaclt. diHer,u#
y > .jes md eolpis; a-ktu.te ir. Il
~, y md cssvais. dsr'Gc U.s. rrft,t; Sfo,ks
'san,s.nders; Cloak Tassel-. and et,4f
'n W. Il .ngs oil II winch WI be- aafd irY
~ y ar 10 prompt customers on a shuft r. E
' y m 40 Up IN the p,st Easiefn sBls dec 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

! Bcavir. = aHfifI A,oi H. R'a
90, water proof N.axst d ff,ual
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

1g'rLR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
UNA fresh supply Of the valuable Medicine
" - and C,Id.. just received and Tor ea'
l y W. 49, sud Resh by
z&UEH OLIVER PRYOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
,,,s If the Richmond Enquirer.

y.. suouirrr il published DAILY and SEMI
KY For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
"t =, the rate Of eight dollars II taken 7 a snort
tu' -" ,n,n one year. For the Semi-We-kly, hre
fP5''a annum and Three Do'lars toi six months,
daa advance. 10 be pad in the ONCE or &c nleu oy
,.t pald or Six Dollars per annain at ihe emu OF
the year. ~; a;. nay h. rsmitted per mail,
~ available Bank notes at The risk OF Tue hu'-
IN sa-s Of al i,itrrs being pad by ne Dr'te's-
lot Is. of single letter Is scarcely OF any acc"un.
tiae ',,sr II is the accumulation OF postage, w All
- ,ra business, which operates is sei''"s ''e
:, ,o me Edn"rl n,rpr,s,Nc
;, TUT nAlLN EN0UiRER-For one square o,
- lines, or less. first Insertion, my Genus, ana
'Ne' .-d,ng insertion twenty -hve ctnts-h insert
eEfta a,,,sk twice week, or three times week,
,h,.,y seven aud a hall CENT. e. ,,,. or ,h;,,,,
An""a' ~ that pr,porton for advertisements OF
ih's " "n,,h-rxc.pt Lottery Nrnders aud AUCTION
greater as charged oas hundred dollars, tpaper IN
enas': rlur sEMI-w EEKI.Y-0ne square of sixteen
IN NJ d., insertion, rs cent for each conlinu-
ancc 80 cents. - ,,,,,st he crcomna MED with the
~ satisfactory references, 10 insure execu-
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
;,.ysr N. panys handwriting Is unknown at tn'S
Va ,,ut be- authenticated by the encorsati"n oil me
in the nrishborhooi, or they VIII IN no case
iii he'd. Every measure, that has been taken 70
I'M ,n,,rs,,ions and quzzes, has proved heretofore
s,aIipr We must, therefore, insist, Is soch case
& ,b communication being certified by the name Of
Wv p.tp,s>tsr griffin on the back efth letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

well the worth of these alicr-housht professions.
The Manufacturers and Tradesnen see 100 plain
Is 10 lend their aid and influence 10 an ambitious
aspiraEt, who IS ready 10 resort 10 any meats, 10
make any declarations, 10 arow or cschew any
principles, in order 10 secure an cphcmeral popu-
lari'y. Does not every days observation confirm
the truth Of The immortal Jci:crSon> remark, that
'he viewed Mr. Clay as man devoid U. any SCI
tied political principlcsl"
But The plain fact is, Mr.. Clay's whole letter is
written with the obvious intent OF humeugging
The farmers. He owns farm, i; IS true, but can
any one believe that agriculture is az occupation
Of the first Importance 10 50 distinguished 4 law
yer, Il politician. and some would add states
man? Does not Mr. Claws letter bear strong
resemblance, in one particular, 10 Mr.. Van Bu-
rcn's celebrated wool Sncechl-al least, 10 the ac-
cusaion made by The Whigsl
These remarks may be closed by few quota
lions from the published speeches OF Henry Clay,
!" nc IIoaM n RcTcantatircs, ipra 26H, 1920.
What does Mr.. Clay mean hy citing an in
stance of,he general prevalence OF crime among
the agrcul.aralist>? No dsparagement Oh, no
None
"Er.n in England il has been established bv
the diliscn' search of Coquhorn. from the mosr
authentic evidence, the judicial records Of the
county, that the instances o!cr'mr Were more MI
inerduS IN line agricultural than III the MdnhiGc
tuiag districts"
Here follows another charge, made directly
against the northumberland a grave one too:
in one respect" says he. there is great dit
ference in favor Of manufactures, when com
pared with agriculture. 1t is the rapidly viii
which the whole manufacturing community avail
themselves Of IN Improvement
"There is an aridiiy far improvement in tie Ont
sys;ca.--cA dr,rSiOa 10 in the other. The ha
bits OF generation afcr generation pass down ihC
long track Of time, in perpetual succession, with
OH, The slightest change in agriculture The
ploughman who fasieus his plough 10 the tGiiS OF
his cattle will not own that there is any Other
mode equal 10 his. in agricultural people will
be in the neighborhood of other communities, whc
have made The greatest progress in hn>bandry
without advancing in The slightest degree"
Honest farmers, what think you OF this tribute
10 yo,lr ia.clligence-to your enterprise?
If these are mol expressions Gisparaging 10 az.
ricu!iuEc, or The habits of those who pursue il,
then the English language is incompetent TO con.
vey The ideas of those who speak it.
At present, there is not space 10 pursue this sub
Jet further. Ills reply and doub!c-dcalng should
he taken NJ, Ct aludc TO the Bankrupt question,
and laid bare 10 the sazc Of the whole American
people But more anon.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
MECKIENRERG COUNTY

A regular meeting Of the Lorlbaldy Grove As
ISOLATION, was held al lhe Tavern OF VIM. Jones,
al Lombanly Grove. OH ii., second Saturday in
September the / i;h instant. lSll
The inccting was called 10 order BY Capt.
Saml. Simmons, one Of The Vice Presidents.
On motion, ii was
R@ired, That this Association meet OH the
second Saturday in October next, al Col. Rogers
oil. store. instead o. Tanners store: and that he
Hon. WIN. o. Gooae be, and he is hereby, IN
yiied 10 attend there on .ha, day, and address the
people in attendance; and that any Other De-
mocratic speaker who may lind II convenient
In also requested 20 attend.
On motion il was further
Restrict, That the Hon. Mark Alexander bc,
and ic is hereby, invited 10 attend AT Charles Ed
mondson's, near Vaughan, old Chapel, on the
first Saturday in October next, and address the
people who may b. in attendance on that dav.
H'Snircd. That this Association hurl back the
cphct Of the Central Clay Ciub OF Richmond,
in charging the Democratic Party with being
Disanionisls, and consider il Liberal, unjust and
false, and SAL that the Wing Party might with
more proprcty be sabjec! 10 the charge TOR,
John GHincy Adams, and twelve other Wing
members Of Congress, published a manifesto to
their constituents that the Annexation of Texas
10 the tni;ci States would h. llst cause tor dis
solution OF the Union ana the said J. c. Adams
has been recently invited By :: Nh2 Committee
To a public dinner given hv the Wings Of Rich
lnond to Mr.. Bots, their ES-mcmber oil Congress,
from that district.
On motion, II was
R,soircd, Tina, the foregoing Proceedings I've
published in the Richmond Enquirer and Sen,i-
mel, ard the Petersburg Republican.
On motion, hi, meeting stands adjourned I'M
til the second Saturday in October nexl.
SAML. SIMMONS, Iice President.
Moss S..crclncM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
POETRY.
For the Engxnt
For the enquirer.
NEW DEMOCRATIC SONG.

A NEW DEMOCRATIC SONG
r,,"o, ghsre, Tel N. nhcre, rs my H;sa'ond Ind
iV due Cone
Or where tel where, is that same old Federal
Coon:
on where, tell me where Is that same Ola t'hS 'aheu
u son N the Tariff ship to old Sal, Rivers port of
entry, ,
the gentry.
m ni,-r: tell me where,
an what,; tell me where, &c.
NJ d,owurd with Biddls milestone round his neck, ~
le,h-'s stream. :.
,aa ps'rr oc shall his thiev,s eyes mid the wreck Of
len iuosts CLEAN.
Oh where? tel me where, sc.
Oh. WHERE: tell me wh'r., nc
les gone with The taled Feds 10 srieve, aud cool
Their i-aky bon,r,
Because reef CoIrupicns house, they co"iu NJ eet
Tyler.
Oh where, tell me where, &c.
TN, where: tell me where, &c
Aas when he fled the Cubn where he could no longer
STAG.
ono longing glance turned him ntonot sait-bnt hard
sned Clay.
on where: tell me where, sc.
on. whert? tell me here, &c.
H. tr.ag to gorge that bitter t"per,onally') Texas
pill
Because The .MU-5sy finds he took his "gris to the
wrong mill"
"
On where, tell ne where, &c.
on where; tell me where, sc.
lle-ih. hung c The cider barrel out, and the gourds
neck broken off
Sughi the White House. hut the latch string was pulled
M and Ne III The rogue of
vi.
Oh where tell me where, &c.
on Where: tell me where, &c.
ms lie m.saap. have made him with might, but
ne, w,,h N.iac-
Now in vsuroo' he shelter seeks, In Latter Days TO
gain.
VII.
On, where? tell me where, ia that same old Federal
Coon:
Oh wh-,,: tell me where, is that came old ring'aed
tuoa:
The Deas nave tied Teas pua In his tail, and had
a. him
Bal he viii srcrtiy ind them Polk ing something worse
than fun n INN.
See GAYS late letter the .NrmoHs, wherein he
lively interest with which he has viewed
Ibe P.ogiess Of the Lat.er Day SAINTS"