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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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| Coart " Inv and Chancery fer OHIO county.
Tho North Western Bank ef Virginia
rs.
Aust, peay and others
Nv virtue Of n decree made by said court in ihe
alove eause viii expose 10 snle OIL Monday
Fla. ttfI day IF Febrnarv t94f, at III" front door
81 The eaurt hoiiss of0hn county. ~ public auc-
,sot 10 fhe highest bidder. the following lots md
1artsof lots lglnr and being in the civ of W hce-
i5no W rari NJ lrt 70 ? IN sf1are No 3, being
On f.ef Of ground. nars Of lots ~ anf & ~
za,'arq = f.si No l. IN SQUARE % in Boil Ar nddl'
100 Santh halt lot No 3 in 2ist eqnare pori i /
No . n sqid sau,re. lots NJ A. and 40 n south
Wbeslfnp Fast hall ct Ms in nd s1un'' ~ Toll
a., dalt,oo Lot No in same. square, part OF vi
No & IN same square, lois No 81 ~ . N Ora
bsr,'s alditinn. and lot No II IN East Wheeling
a. n efficiency thfreof 10 satisfy the plalniih 3
demand. with interest and co.'s, ihr, .o's or
sar,s Of lois L. he sold 20 be desiznated by The
defendants or their agent. The purchase money
IS TO br paid Ia three insialsneqf'. md Tie shd
nr,neriv viii be sel3 on credit of SIX Twelve
and eighteen months. rom the day Of sale The
1mrckeser giving hsnds bearf.e interest from
date with approved Sc nrify. and The 'ue re ain
cd nntil the whole unrchas~ money - pald, ~ a
6'r, I"a,i security. W MITCHELL d Sfor
darof A woons. 50 Z and Com missioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

A DyERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
If you wish 10 the brightest hight.
That ever met your visual -ight,
JUS VI p along on Market square,
At Camphine lighting lime and thefe,
Just for a moment pause and pop
Into GEO " JOH NSON'S sho9,
And take Look II h. famphine,
The best that You have over SEEN
There's nothing tlst can give hight,
Or bnrs SOL, nuifuiy bright.
Exrep' II Ia ihe dahzl NJ sun,
And lhat'it.,if Is NOS outdone.
Fer chcapnes. sud sor brIllioncy,
There usth iug ~ this count y
In any md or anywhere.
That can'wlth his camphine conn are.
You nj. hi "a well whilc vow ARE here
Just curt your eYs On his Tin,taro;
Thr work mnnsnt1 - eoot and neat.
And his assortment Is complete.
Which cannot fatl TO plros- You all,
Then don delay to make a.ell, jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
Eusp.Awsof NATrRE-

WN1EILAwSof NATrRE Il b. an audoahird
n isc, ibai nature he. pm, 'ls specific remedy
~ ths Vegetable k.efdtasl Ee strry dsrass that
aesh her 81 suI al, istt ihai tir-,e same
eu4aass. q iakru ~ pfafef lime sit ssa.ia sail
rradtfafe durase sHd stufe hrslIh hui eitsuenrc
Aa= Taught hal when yafaas fuufs and tlaut,
a hteh o,Heusss ihase remedies have been laf
I.r TINE gathered II. IN tleu nalxo ,oIi. Lansisir
ted &c The dfird IA Tho SUM 81 usi,f an.
mets, and riihrrsd by tie r.ts II many winters
lhou curative pr'peffirs are much diminished, and
uflcr 90 ptlipce tie dssued effect uf.in the ~.
man system. ~ becomes necessary 10 administer
lhem n large do.e.--herce arise. the manson. rdp-
aF. and miserable SENSATIONS alter iskins badl, pre-.
rarrd nsd IMPURE medicine
Bu science whose nnhesi work b, 10 aAesiair
The sufefing. OF human nature. has enabled The pro
efieiop VI
SrAINRrRN'S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT Pills
T. eafafi. les frean. # urn scientific machinery
al the medicinal vifiues. tbrf slftsi and u'lsua
ipfiu. ifap The remedies nature lbs gwen aof ihe
a man, without any Of thv.e ueft lsittiau.
Nhtsh ifuiai. annoy he system.
A mafneut's examination must eahyineo every ia
disdual that rus METHOD uf preparing ril Is
superior l., I'll nihsr meih0d- ever Invented. They
are Nature. Kennedy
rrRE. PERFECT. AND ORIGINAL
Pucs % cent. per boz Office j35 Bfuad .ay
ueti door below tie Tabernacle
flf.ae al IT, book store nf W ROBB
Also, by w BaSSEfr.
jan . South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
.FAsENEY A RHODES,

SFNsENEY a RHODES. ha,s m haat
! - sssrusiNe as.-fimeni II seas,nablc Dry
t"-f- nhirh fhey afe RVsatsrD ~ sell tev iee
iaf CASH THei respectfully - ihe +, Nile p.
call end rt1m.nr ihsir stock hcfofe hnyng. fhe,
re dsrasci IN rnmmencc the NV YeHf. wffh
Increased srctihns Ia do business jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

hINIDEND-fhe Baar,l n Direction. Of The
- Whselh Savings Institution. have declared
dividend Of three per crni the capital stock Of
sad lns,ita'lon. subject ~ deduction 81 Two and
one Tall per cent sn The amount of sa VI dividend
being The State mI imposed by The act of Assent "
of March 271543 The residue will he IN ID on
~ alter the 18th inst. X MCCOY.
ian Ttea,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

uDRODUCE Wanted Country PnaJuce II
Il sar.u. kinds, and qualities, such B-uef,
Lard. Dried Peaches, &c al.o Canal q Rail kOaJ
Scrip.
For sale rent. several houses. ia Mari insy lie
and Rlehielown on The isi Apul
II. NJ. JAMESON
Market Sqnare.
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.oYER,s CorGneANDx-

DONER's COiGIICANDs- .rhs 'rtrF
ID the seasan fpf Cpaghs and Caisi. tie sab.of.s
her would ninnn the Pfhiic int h. ha. received q
ifesh supply IT III. justly ceiehfnted Candy whieh
ihnueh MI pulled na b"lntiey b hundreds 81
unknown and incfcdnpns cetiih' alrs J.. teeanlmeu
led hy PhyscIuns and olhrrs veil known here. rs
,Ieasanf .afr. and etfcida remedy hpt Cul5s
taeghs. nnar.eness. Phihyse. Iloapine Cough
efatr'. Asthma, ar For sale Al the DraF Sure
%. LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
dec i 2n2 Man s.
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=INSUR
INSI RANCE.

y i'ho VIII pt NNth ~ me nv. y NNfAi NJ
HI INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al N, ioptsf rates
Buildings of all kind., At, ne, BRICK or " OGDEN
add their contents:
sieamDoais, factories, mills, dc.
fntnitufet
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trans
porlauon Of roodapn rlyors, Likes, soss, canal =
AMI railroads.
Fef The character Of the company as to promp-
uttrie and hberalfiY IN the adjustment and psv-
ment Of losses We beg leave 10 refer 10 the mer
chants of this place and elsewhere no have had
The adjustment ot claims upon us aHrA
Otiier IN Nais s.. K " HARDING Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

ooK OUT FOR BARGAINS.-We Inv" n
X 4 hand. good as.nrimeniso fcolhs, cassirocres.
sai'nstls. rlanne's Bleach aud Rfown Mp'n4
prinr. Of oil kinds aud quality and Boots and shoes
together with a variety OF other Feafohnoie r'od.
,oh uill sell OF vory reduced prices f'r cash
a,,y II you .uni giant tngains call Immediately
''''' HALL q WlCKHAM
Market Square
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~tOPARTNERsuIP NOTICE. sen

y SESEY having tbs day assoc Grated will HIM
ia business his nephew Rhsle. The bu.rnes.
future Will he conducted under the firm ol
sENSENEY \ RHODES. Al The Old stand Of J
Sens-nhy. No l37. MAN ~. opposite Union
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

" There il much ialk l.wn about severl nj
The gentlemen moi having presented Ladies " iih
suitable Gins on Chus'mn. Day; nnN IN avoid .
repeiitan of 81 ds,Rreeshlc stigma an y"nf
ohatace FOR generosity The subscriber I'M ties von
Ia purchase for Nsw Year. Day. nm Mhich day he
guarantees thai your presents Will he fnvofnby
received. and all past seeming neglect fofglven,1
one sr mayc Of his
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
HE'LL NSVV III, Juh rec q ahh mr. shle
NJ Jdec2l1 PARKERS
yI>O THE LADIEs-MRs WADE. In.

jnsi received her second stock fh-a-t Ih.n
evef) II Winter Millinery direct from the E's' -
She rr'r. cifuy iaviles the Lsde, 10 call and see
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

IN cHANcERY-In the Circuit superior
| co3rt ~ Inv and Chancery fer Ohio county.
The North Western Bank 81 Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

OsT-Bet~cen Mpufse s. anil br Railing
Mil. NJ j. believed. On Mann -, three five
dollar nete', nf Ind ana and tvsn sf Wheeling
fhe finder vii be literally rewarded By ne
them At ihi, ofIire dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

nIAIE GOODS--Nolc onlored Alpne,s
Netneer and hon.lin Gr LANES for ,lressr.
and tla'n Shn~ls. lsnme mnletial) Also . fin
ars"flnsol OF friendly prints aud Other plain GOODS.
nj '""i 3 W Y SfiRY's
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EXTRA FLOUR

G" sP s. FAM '...,,1 fL so =, .:s r ..
: pl. II. lsI1 IRWIN
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hR.AICkER's CELEBRATED EAiBRo
y CATION -lhe eub,ctIbct has iii., E. ..iv -
ifesh anffly al this popular medicine warranted
'unerinf Ia suy at1rie IN use. Tor The aafe Of
Rhenr alism. Lsmhasa. Stalns. Bfu.rs A.. Il
+. alsn highly recommended f5f dr.rases oi Aof,es.
such as Palesil. fisiula. Fersa Lisany. Bots L.
F9f ale at Tie Dtug Store uf
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
dec IS Man ~
DR0wN ana blrnehd Mus#ln. Canton fIannoI
ID Diekeys While. Yellow Rcd aud Green
oil Nu"i / lsunets very thcnp 1t
noy % JOHNSTON. BERRYTIlIL& cos
II CASE SPANISH SHAPE FUR
u Caps rnsr Clolh Caps. Fur -ale by
dec % JOHNSTON. BERRYlllLL i co
4 NEW SUPPLY OF uATTERs'
~ FUR Asp bindings md binding. JUL
ueeyed. JOHNSTON. BERRYnlLL Il CO.
dee 81
SLATEs-Ju.i reed a large supply II Stale.
} OF ,n stzr' ond prce..it,in fp 10 al cents.
Wholesale and renil by WM J ROBB.
dec 10 Corner Ut Narn 4 Tn,nn SIS
ELOi R-25O Bbi. FLOUR Tor sale by ne
n single hstte day luad. IRWIN.
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

tsF RECEIVED. n lefei superor No SALT
:" IL" for CASH nj No l7s Market saunr.
sep Is - M'GiNNiS
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~,upIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS

ao,,TG.s R00KS: aud ana f'sFarlhRs aSprlg Of
loo ,.s,e,d,y. consisting of splenAid affle ri
mn rs p,sger r h mud ANNALS sniinbls
=, NV YEAR PRESENTS
aoc an WIN J ROTH Ger Mein y lnHn Sls.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

W MITCHELL, u s for
NJ Wnops. & o &, and Commissioner.
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a NLOi Roo Bbi. FLOUR. Tor sale by lhe
n single hsuel 81 jfsy iuad. | IRWIN.
hoy
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BOOKS supply OF, Com-oeks Chemistry Com
0Osiocks Philosophy. Mlichelfs Geography a Al.
la'' oiney Gsogfaphy and Atlas. just received and
for sais By " J. ROBB.
ja- ias Mas v
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ntSkETS-A let Travelling BASKETS.
ln- recd hy ecr 3 " Y sELBY
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IusF RECEIVED At NJ Ni6R n -
- BIG RED BOaT,
% PAIRS Mem. KY Baais PRIME.
Gu do Wsmen.' Mp ln,t haats 10
90 do do Bna = roota Lace . 49,
ALSO+
Ttant Ladies KID Buskin Walljna shot.
dre SAM'L MCLAIlEN.
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IN RrlNG AND WRAPPING PAYER for
w sale by II FORSYTH IL 60.
une Il
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26

Ty; but he declares that hereafter he viii fight
the battles of democracy, for the federal party
have given the country no relief, and he can't
find the two dollars day and roast beef We
have one conversion of an old man, who says he
was always federalist, and voted against Jeffer-
son; but he has left the old Federal, alias Wing,
OF coon party, and will vote for Democracy. Ma
ny Others might be named at this time who will
never vote for man for President, who is under
bond 10 keep the peace.
Judge TEST addressed the citizens Ofths place
on Saturday last, and gave great satisfaction 10
the democrats; but it mortified the coons 10 think
they had lost such champion TO their sinking
cause. o how they did Screw and tlcist under
Charley's lash; but he poured it into them hot
and heavy for about two hours. He riddled and
tore to pieces all their arguments. Take Judge
Tests speech all in all, il was mighty effort; he
stated before he sat down that he would vote a
gainst Clay.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
Whiggery ill General.

Clay Piety--Raising row in the streets on
the Sabbath day, and compelling ministers TO
dismiss their congregations; and saying to Mr..
Speaker Polk g 90 home Cd d-n you, where
you belong"
Wing Decency-Feeding coons and getting
drunk on hard cider.
Wing Promises-Two dollars a day and roast
beef!
Wing TeracHy-See Ogle's Speeches.
Wing Principles" Ask my committee"
Clay Consistency--I went against the United
I States Bank in 1912, and went in for it in lS-
l6, and go for it at the present time. am in
favor of protection in the North, and Of free
trade in the South. | did, and did not vote for
the tariffs of 1916 and 1924.
Wing Honesty" No principles for the pub
lie eye"
Wing Patriotism Thousands for the traitor
Hull, but not one cent for the Hero jackson.
Wing Americaaism-Le the British take all
of Oregon rather than 60 TO war for American
rights
Wing ProSperity--A Bankrupt Law to pay
off every body's debts.
Wing Economy 900 to furnish the "Pres-
ident's palace"-in addition 10 the gold spoons"
| Wing Retrenchment- the Nation
al DEBTS twenty mlulons IN SIX months, and pro-
posing TO assume two hundred millions Of the
state debts
Wing Tri9mphs--Canying one town in
State, and one State in dozen.
Clay Republicanism and counsel
! ling the Algerinc or British charter party of
Rhode Island in their usurpatons, and their ty-
rannical Imprisonment of the free citizens Of that
State.
Wing Religion--Coon song books and Bank
shinplasters.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
From the chillioothe Advertiser.


The principal actors in the Baltimore whig
Convention are characteristic Of the party to
which they belong:
lst Reverdy Johnson of Baltimore who cal
|ledthe Convention to order, and announced that
the officers had already been selected, was, a
few years since, connected with a swindlng
bank in Baltimore, which so plundered the peo-
pie of Maryland, that mob became so nfurla-
tee by their losses as TO assemble and attack his
house, destroying his furniture, &c.
I'd. Ambrose Spencer of New York, who was
President of the Convention, is federalst of
the old school, and was member of the Con-
vention for amending the Constitution of New
York. He was strenuously opposed to the right
of suffrage being extended 10 persons who did
not possess landed property to a certain amount.
Sd. Leverett H. Salsonstall of Massachusetts,
one of the Vice Presidents, was a member of the
reasonable Hartford Convention, and is an open
defender Of it to the present day.
4th. Benz. Watkins Leigh of Virginia, who Of
fered the resolution for the nomination Of Clay,
is a high-toned aristocrat, and maintains that
"MECHANICS aud LABORERS have neither
the means nor the inclination to study the sci
ence of Government, and therefore are UNSAFE
OF THEPUBLIC TRUST.'
9Th. Henry Clay, the nominee for President;
his sentiments are pretty we'll known, particu-
larly his peculiar ideas of white slavery. In ls-
10, he stated that, " IF gentlemen ariH not allOu
as to hare black slates, they must let as haze
,chte ones; for WE CANNOT CUT OUR TIREwooD
AND BLACK OUR SHOES, AND HAVE OUR
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS WORK IN THE
KITCHEN"
9th Theodore Frelinghuysen of New Jersey.
who was nominated for the Vice Presidency, has
become celebrated for his ardent attachment to
the New York Native American party, and his
persecution of Naturalized citizens.
Such are the elements composing the party
who have arrayed themselves against the de-
mocracy, and sworn eternal enmity against " e.
quail rights"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
GLORIOUS NEWS.
"Strike my name from the Nottingham
LiSt."-Leti .Malernes

"Strike my name from the Nottingham
List."-Leti .Nahernes
These were very potent words, in lS4O. They
originated in Cadiz, and travelled from Dan TO
Beersheba "Strike my name from the Noting
ham list," might have been seen emblazoned in
glaring capitalism every village newspaper, when
ever convert was made to the coon ranks But
ah! we now hear such words no more from our
opponents! What can be the reason? Whig-
gerry has been lreighed in the balance and is
found iDanting Those who were cheated and
defrauded by whig promises, are returning to
their first love, and hundreds and thousands oi
honest men who have heretofore acted with the
federal party are enrolling themselves in the
democratic army.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
Questions for KOOns,

If man sets fire to your dwelling house and
the rain from Heaven extinguishes it, is he not
really as guilty Of arson as if the building had
burnt 10 the ground.
If man aims deadly weapon at you with
the intention of murder, but instead of killing
tho bullet misses you, and your life is thus saved
is he the less guilty of murder.
Ifa duellist returns from the field Of "honor'
without killing his adversary, is he not yet in the
eyes of God guilty of murder2
Answer these questions and then try Henry
Clay by these rues.--Goshen Democrat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
From the Sac sentinel.
KNIcnTsTowN, NAV 30, lS44.

KNIGHTsTowN, May %, IS44.
Messrs. Editors:--The cause Of democracy is
on the advance in these dggns. You will re-
ioice TO hear that there are many wings in this
township that vii. not touch Clay with forty
foot pole. The most conspicuous amongst the
Humber is DR.. ii. l.. Terrell, aman Of fine talents
and good speaker. lie was powerful advo-
cate for Harrison in 1910. AT our last democrat
ic association, he offered aresoluton condemning
Clay in the strongest language, both politically
and morally, and advocated the resolution by a
speech, which had powerful eifectupon the au-
dience, and passed without dissenting voice.
Why, Sirs, on our first meeting 10 form consti-
tuition for our association, the president himself
was straighout in 1910, and voted for Tip and
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
Hon. JouN STEwNRT.
"Remember the Sabbath day to keep
ii HOLY"

Mr. Clay seems to have lost all regard for the
feelings Of christian mmunty.--Throughou
the political pilgrimage he lately made, he has
seemed to select the Sabbath as the special and
most fitting occasion for his arrivals at and de-
partures from the chief stoPping-places of his
route.
0H-Ie left Louisville ON TIE SABBATH!
0EsrIIe entered New Orleans ON THE SAB
BATH!
01IrIIe arrived at Mobile ON THE SAB
BATH!
Cr-Hc left Mobile ON THE SABBATH!
0Hs7-Ee arrived at Norfolk ON THE SAB
BATA!
Upon all these occasions his movements were
attended with public paradcs and rejoicngs by
his partizans. Hardened from the frequent rep
ettionof crime, he has not hesitated deliberately
to trample upon the divine commandment, with
holding even the outward resemblance of obedi-
ence and respect Is this the man the religious
and moral portion of the community desire to
place in the highest office of the republic? ?-Will
his example in this high place of power advance
the cause Of piety and virtue? Let not the chief
ruler of the American people be such man. 1t
would give the national sanction to his violation
of Gods law.-NeW England Democrat
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
Make WAY for the Rucexes!

"Our union is perfect" says black Dan Web
ster Very perfcct--very! The Polk juice is
cementing it with a vengeance! Stand from
under there, and make room for the Buckeye
boys! The following is the conclusion Of let
ter in the Medina Watchman:
We we're in 1910, wings, and one of us rab-
id whig. The reasons which have induced us
to desert that party, are not entirely disconnect-
ed, from the means used by them to obtain the
election of Harrison. The wings fought upon
non-committal grounds, and each section of coun-
try fought, as 1t were, for its own principles; but
no lUherc during the contest, did any man, or set
of men avow, that the establishment of United
States Bank, was 10 be brought about by the cleo
ton of Harrison. We hare nerer been, and ne
Der can be, in favor of such an institution, nor
can we vote for one who is IFS known advocate.
The whig party being now in favor of it, cannot
receive our support
AT this time we will only mention, the cry Of
National debt, the Ogle lies, the appropriation
for the Presidents house upon Harrson's cleo
ton, and The hue against Tyler for vetoing the
first bank bill, as reasons why We have left the
whig party.
We remain yours, &C.,
II. G JOHNSON,
SAMUEL WOLF,
LINVAL l.. FRlZZLE,
JOSEPH BUNKER,
JAMES TREAT
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
Don't Forget,


That Henry Clay, in the first Debate on the
Missouri Bill, February Is, 1919; (See files Of
National [Whgl Intelligencer, used the following
language -" IfgentIemen sriL not allOW as to
hare BLACK SLAVES, they must let us haze
WHITE ONES WE CANNOT CUT OUR FIREwooD,
AND BLACK OUR suoEs, AND HAVE OUR
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS WORK in THE
KICHEN! ~
DoNT FORGET, that Henry Clay, was the adj
vising and controlling friend of the men who orr
ginated the duel between Graves and Cilley, and
published to it its MURDEROUiS TERMINA-
TION; that he fred the issue npon fchich 1t WGs
fought-changed it from the one intended by
Mr.. Graves, OF and making it of such charac-
ter that fatal result TO one of the parties was in
evitable or that He PENNED THE CIIAL-
LENGE which Mr. Graves sent to the dommed
and unfortunate Cilley
DON'T FORGET, that Henry Clay CHALLEN-
GED AND SHOT AT John Randolph of Roam
AXE, &c for words spoken in debate,n although The
Constitution, WHICH HE HAD SWORN TO
SUPPORT, expressly prohibited il!
DoN'T FORGET, that Henry Clay, while a
member of the Kentucky House of Representa-
lives, CHALLENGED AND SHOT AT a.
mother member (Humphrey Marshall) +" for words
spoken in debate"
DoN'T FORGET, that in lS4l, Henry Clay then
holding a seat in he U. s. Senate, was put un.
der bonds Of Five Thousand dollars NOT TO
FIGHT A DUEL with Col. King of Alabama
whom he had grossly insulted in debate. 0SE-He
was then about sixty-fve years Of age.
DoN'T FORGET, that Henry Clay DEFRAUD
ED Gen. Jackson out Of the Presidency in lS-
I24,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
For the Ohio Patriot.

VIM. D. Morgan, Esq--If you think the
abandonment of the whig party by an old man
and mechanic, is worthy ofnotice, in your pa
per, you have my authority for saying that have
voted the last whig ticket which expect 10 give
during the balance of my days. Up to 1885, |
was consistent republican; but about that time,
(ike many others) was induced by panic and
persuasion, to abandon my old associations and
Join those who professed to be the only true
friends of pure and patriotic government Af
ter voting with the wings for several years, and
supporting Gen. Harrison at two elections, have
become satisfied that their professions of politi-
cal honesty and patriotism are hypocntical, and
that the leaders of that party are more concerned
for themselves than for their country. The con-
cluslon TO which | have come is this, that the
measures of the democractic party are for the
good of the people whilst those of the wings are
directly the reverse. expect therefore to vote
for James K. Polk and George NJ. Dallas, and
to spend the balance of my days in the democrat
lc ranks. In conclusion, would warn others TO
be careful that they are not deceived by whig
professions as have been.
JOSEPH ESTILL.
Franklin Square, June l2, 1874.