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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08
THE BRIDE OF CEYLON.

by E. n. SIDNEY.
The golden light Of Eastern skies
The blue wave of the Indian sen
The hulhu heaven. horn. that floods
The ev'nrng air with melody
The pearls tha, lie upon thv check,
Like starlight upon shaded waters
Are scarce as beaullf II ms thou,
The farest rose of Ceylon's daughters!
Thy hair is darker than the night,
When hrnodng Der the silent seas
Thv voice is soft ms sound of lrte,
Or songs in dreamy reveries-
The warm light Of thy sunny cline
Is colder than thy melting glanccs-
And the dark beauty. If thy check
the rlchly roseate blush enhances.
OH Spin may talk Of lanpuil ewes
And France extOl her virgins fair
New England boast that none with hers
In unrest beauty can compare
And Europe say the brightest maids
Are those who look on Steamboats, waters
But one i>-lovlier than all,
She is the rose OF Ceylon's daughters!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

u Here is gem from the March number o.
Graham's Magazine. The poet in eXto'Ing the
"rose of Ccyon's daughters" forgets not the
pearls which are to be found in our own New
England homes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

Il can't speak in public-never done such
thing in all my lfe, said chap the other night
at public meeting. who had been called upon
to hold forth but il anybody in the crowd will
speak for ne. III hold his hat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

Claimants presenting any Of the above imple-
ments for the premium will be required to fur
nish writtent description, (he name Of the clai.
mant to be concealed) ofthe particular improve
ment, or distinguishing property of the imple-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

on HORSES.
For the best stpllon, over years old, $500
For the second best do do 800
For the best stallion over two years old
and under three, 800
For the second best do over two years
old and under three, 200
For the best brood mare, particular refer
ence being had TO her stock, of which
there must be with the mare at least one
colt on the ground, 400
second best, 200
For the best gelding or mare colt, over
one year old and under three, 900
For second best do do 100
For best sucking colt, 300
For second best do 100
on CATTLE
For hest Bull two years old or upwards, 800
For second best do do 800
For best yearling bull, 300
For secnnd best do 200
For best bull calf, 300
For second best do 100
For best COW, years old and upwards, 400
For second best do do 400
For best heifer, 2 years old and under three, 800
For second best do do 300
For best yearling heiier, 200
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08
PRE- NHEEJ ms,
OFFERED BY THE
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
I 8 4 q

For the best cultivated Farm, of not less
than thirty-iive acres of cleared land
regard being had 10 the general manage
ment OF the farm, the expenses of con-
Quoting the same, the amount Of produce,
and the relative condition of the farm ut
the commencement and the close of the
year, and the preference being given to
the most economical and profitable mode
of farming, or that which combines the
largest nett profit per centum from the
capital invested Including the interest
of the estimated value Of the farm, and
the whole eXpep-c Vi. conducting it) with
the greatest Improvement in the fertility
Of the soil and the general condition Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

ON FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
invented by the claimant and presenting some
new and useful Improvement, or constructed by
lim and possessing some highly useful and dis
property, which shall render it de-
,idedly preferable to others of the kind in COM
non use,--or patented implements, the right for
his county being owned by the applicant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

But no premium VIII be awarded uh1ess an
statement be furnished of the manner
of feeding the COW cows, the management of
the milk, the method of making the butter, the
time when il was made and the breed ofthe cow or
cows if known Both the and the butter
to be exhibited at the fair with certificates from
the persons who MIXED, managed the cream and
made the butter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-08

ment for which he claims the premium, together
with such explanations as would enable person
not acquainted with the implement to understand
its use and operation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
PILOT 4 BEAVER CLGTNss.
A l. ANY Lock IiOSPIr \ l.
ESY4BIFSIEED
GEN. GEORGE COOK, l.. l.. u.

-REiIRNtD FPOM ENGLAND
u eNTTNGES ~ he consulted confdcpli4lv
No Norton ST Alb9pv Y Y
phf, pbilanfLroo.c Institution established
A y is}n universally spoken or N lie vari .us
ne.iodlco1s f tho nr.ssnt m. Is IN edtfce.
lacafrd in a f1f.rcd tnrf Of ~. city. aetachei
from, am. mac nr nuIf - resort ,,hafrvcr. -
.ehale rthe anflf.i.,i ~ zlrs.Iuie1 ~ nntirRis
on il h7vino# fh.ir own room, aud not sphiecf
ia - thn ahs.r,.o d az =, N ,i,scrvnrs Dr. CoohY
f,nnfnr 3. the un-offai +. III. or1g r sidenf
rbrsi,fon AMI douotes IL ,ch,.la fiIns and at
,aation ~ the a. ic,ra Of the nnrortunnte. The
offices Far consultation. conveniently ARRANGED
arm rho aron,1 tIoor. no tIosfifal nm ~ arr
i also renate ,,tb ver,. fail,y far tho rercyfrY
ofnatientsi
F,r IN, c,4eor ,Lo worst r,rr,e If Vspore,l
Structure in tho irrctlra Imr.tenrV. Svnhihs
and Gonorrhea C;apcr,,iye and Nervous Debil.
~ Ncrcnr;,l nod ali o,b,.r Diseases IT m, slin
mi a No, ,i,ns ~ ,L.I-,;,.r,, oro,oe IN ,ba,r
n,ost ,,,Eanen, and ,dvon,oJ stooas Dr co,kp
i cLro,ioi,o1 -, b. r,,,ob coi.hrated II =
rovnrb,,l III IN d,soasas ~ ms class eu,nos
eli IN ba ;pa,,,bIo b,, o,hore aro ,ntIv a9d
cnnveni,ptly rr,, a. d ~ Dr Cooke without
,nar. ina ori;narv ~ milo familiar with the
nrac,ice NJ m. l;o,rc. no iecvitohlv cprcs his
~ r,, rroanortl,, Ito ,,st,.,ts af
otbar ,L ,.s;o;,,,. wy
n, CocLa :; ia o,1,st .Jvor,is;,o pbrs;c;o,
=, ~ ;,,, - ,lI'.r,, N yh,s mel,coitolents
~, ,,,,r;,,ool H., '''""'' =
',nano fbo,o,,s, ,1,b,,,ol h,s,o;,,.ertfc
- ~ = Gi \, ~ r n = ,m.n,, NJ Y
~ rJ r ~, IN, l IIoa,;,oI H.
i ,,t;nnoj !, H., 49,, ,orn,. ofn,,ise for
-; hi -, 49,. i;l.LL 40, an h..
o;,or ~ ",,,
81 h., H. -. -, ;,a.a,,,r, ND fro,,, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
N NOOK STORE

1WN rTSHLR arf RookseIler aud Stahon-
~. No i33. Main Street Wheeling, Va SO
l1ts he patronaee Of his former friends aa q
S11eosser, AZ his old stand, where he will be
~ tos.npv fhem with Rookie and Stsu9'ne5y
~ vs]used p,icca. has now on hand go
fsSrt ,nd is constantly receiving supplies
26e3;cal. Miscellaneous, Theoloeica ana
mi Book, Also. Bibles Of every varlety oi
ling, all Of which he is able to afford IS
no ~ they can be got at any other place ID
eitv.
|9hesf price given for Raasia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
FARE REDUCED
TO CINCIN y i II
sfe S9s4fNf:a22'

3rFIt, MOORE & cos. Fast MaiI Coach
g leaves Wheeling daily at O'Clock NJ. ~
hours 10 Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach raves Wheeling daily at s'clock
A NJ. A. ,urs TO Cinclnnau
aDTtTINACGE S Good Intent Ccarh leaves
wheeling daily ate O'Clock NJ, i3 hours 10
!" Extras furnished on a the above lines to PAR
frs. with tho privilege ofsleopns or travelling
0fIics 10 3 Water st, LIST door below the U S
' feb ; y '''''''7' J alESKINEN, Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

TNHf LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
or GOODS ~ TIE cry. Ia Wheh We
would rpsncrffullv call the attention Of Tho CT
izens If 'hee,ina api others. particularly Conn
try Narehqrts "a ON purchases wrre made in
New York PhiladelnHla nd Baltimore. upon the
most favorable term = we nre ennh.ed 10 sri Il s
RI cap as the rhfanest Totesf III" above nlease
live 10 call arr taFs pleasure in sborino onr
FancVand Che1p Goods, Among our stock is
the following.
S4a,.'s IA,hi7o' silE dam3sk omh [Gn
pla;d an4 wors' I'd Pnvariau.
Hand erchicfs Bingham cashmerr. silk ban
dana, nag ard nanpoc ""'tnn nags &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

-ARN FOR SALE-The Subscribers oilers
n for "a valuable farm containing III =
n'o.oe. we'll watered-a rlnnlng stream through
aeab feld-Iays vel for cultivation, aud 1! n
bish state ofmprovemeol under good d l9"c' me-
lhe s,on ueT tirnhered A good aud convenl ent
iW9 o1ber onf houses, I'D never falling spring
@ %'9 water 1P kitchen door There e an
ahunaan tn5ls peach, Plum Cherry dc.
enGf ,i'oS sao farm is situated mile west OF ) I
Ths ?9sY on 1I ,he National roae and IL nile
G tron. sIyloydsge, Belmont eoqniy Ono, FOR
further particulars enquire OF me s9Rsc or on
the a ple'"'S9'o OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
ROBES. ROPES.

CHF s0hecrihcr has rcmoved his 'orda e,
Store. 10 he stand formerly crcnp'fd nv
Dare d. Ho-p as = Hal Store. lawn" large
stock on hard nr Ronee Ped Cords md Twires'
Of evorv description. which will he sold low for
fasl or harfered for ReeswaX. Ginseng or Lay
Sod. AT cash prices. The nuhlic re respectful
IN, elseYbere. CHARLES n BERRY.
our % Head of Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYFiNG ESTABLISHMENT L
WHEELING

LOHT.FIN. Freoch Dyer. m he o'Rot
: side Of the hrdpe. South Wheeling, second
door from r F. Kolley's Store. rerurns his graft
ful thanks TO his friends and customers, f7r her
former fn.nrs and resnecl .lv infarms ibcm
thxt h. has added 10 his establishment import
ant and, in France, newly diseoYered improve
monte. He gives more lustre, nsatncss and dns
rskility TO fine colored sufs, without irJnrng
them.
He feels perre civ corfdentin Give every sails
faction and ,nc. therefore for the continuance
ct liberal patronage. oct "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
p INTING.

I'd CRIMSON HUI b. noCSs' NJ I'D i55 w.,
Ia RNAMENTALPAlNl Enc W. "a 80. ~,
side Main ST, are always prepare" W." ,oi" ,toi,
workmen aud material 10 execute an o'ue's II"
~. ~ no hos, STYLE and at the lowest rates.
III, u" "'' rosesio,,on of SIGN PAINTING OR Gil
tVefy uss,' ,,a hes, manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
FIRE AID MARINE INSURANCE.

HHE subscriber is appointed agent Of TIE CO.
IUMBUS INSURANCE co, for the city
of Wheeling, and il prepared 10 tax r-ks 90.
Buildings of all kinds stone, brick OF wooden
and theg co 1tcnts.
Steamboats, factories, mills &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds
And against all dangers attending the trsra-
p)rtatlon Of goods on rivers, Inks, seas canals
and railroads.. at The lowest rates.
The character of The company for prpmptitudo
and fairness, IS well known. Apply To
HI NRY K LIST Agent
Al Shryer 4 .Stelle's "harehou'e. Watf
nov la-Sm sirect WheclRC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY nliSl RABl.E
s1aEItN yEHntoTGOOdS.

NO 10. HEAD OF WATER ST
rTHE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving the largest
and best selected lot Of desirable goods ever
Uttered in his line in this CITY, direct nom me
hest houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, IN
- - ' BROAD CLOTHS
IN pieces Blue. black, brown, Invisible greco,
claret, cadet. dahila and russell brown cloths,
aproved makes; also blue black twllled Re@ian
rloihe;2 % ps rashmores, various prices aad qua =
hties. "a e. very desirable, . rs easslnets, All
colors and rrees; DO diamond wave ahd ylne,
cry desirable; Is pieces pilot and ltdahlnS GIoi H.
very heavy; lois heavy blue and green Mackl-
nav blankets for coats.
Rich ng'd silk and woo!en Nelgeis, ate 'iylt
ard hest quality; Merno do; SATIN, PLAN ana
Gqid do.lasllnp and cashmeret, new syte vest
ing: American. French and Engl sh Win Srea
varietyof articles in the above hne, whlch VIII
he made nm Ia order in the very latest iashlon'
READY MADE CLOTHING.
plue 1reen. brown and olive dress and frock
coats. Reaverand pilot over rats; Do irocks do
blne black. double wave do; Diamond ana pau
cassinei C ats, frocks and coatiecs; 2ehetal as
sortment of Sack coats, all colors and snades
Ionron rweed XIV Jeans and Mexican NIX 10
very CHEAP; 300 Vests various qualities preeej
C.ants3 Aand 4 cloth eloaks, an colorS anu
onatities. IN shmere. casslnet and ny Jeans 'ahE
and Vczta. wool and cotton knit under snrl .
Tioen and Muslin do; hosoms, collars: Sto'hs
saarfs. gloves, suspendefs ana eohl"5,ltj L1n
,aIlov and green canton and domestic manner
binding tr mmags &ci 81 PTS cou'i' ~ N''''
hose. -. J III
The attention Of former customers and IN
.ti,o anneralIv is respectfully invited, as w
40 dotermined NJ ~ be behind the eheapest
an,t gbbors ia selling good bargains Tor cGsF.
our ao -, S"'''' ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
TAPtTtI $500 OO0.

'I'tiiS company .heinG now duly organized; y
p@pared 10 make Insurance an every deS
trlptlon ofFirr ard Marine Risks, such ~ dwe[
ling Houses, Store onses & with their eog
tents Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud ka,s
Boats with their eargocs, To aad from any poR
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their ri %
ntary streams Appica ton for Insurance 10 b !,
made Ter the present nj the Office Of the Wheel
ing Savngs..1ns litmian
aug MCCOY See"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
GREAT ARRIVAL OF lE|I GOODS.
ME cnE1P GALOTnlNG STORE OF
=. KREGE.
SoTTN NEsT CoENN0E NNN Nd N0NNONs IS, WnENLNa va
READY MADE
CE4dDrTzHHNaE

q rs sfirc f Flax. Fla frrer. Rf,w. d
Olive brock ana Dress CO Il. Reaver, Eliot,
Tweed. eassnet and lean Frocs and o,srcoats.
Fancy Sack coals made from essry description
Of goods
Casslmere, cloth cassnef Nv crd jena, Mex
lcan and Mixed PANTALOONS;s large stoek
from one to arven do lars.
VESTS Of al llnds and prices. Tlsen Mus
I'm, Bingham, cheek a.d Iamb' Wool SHIRTS
DIR ANERS SUSPENDtRS HIKES. Css-
lars. Bosoms. Gloves srd Wrappcrs Hosospa
Hall Hose and gre variety Of sther srtiolss.
ne Easf nom first hands, and now offer hsm
10 nv enstom,ls 81 a small advance, on the
same lefmi ami do think tina can oner be-
lr bargains than any ojLcr house IN the city,
And now, 10 conclude a. II has fallen 10 Any lot
to cothe the max FL, will Fled myself 10 give
tou su Of clothes 10 sun 70 purse from tive
dollars - MY. OF II : RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

ROPES. ROPES
ON hand and for sale "A general assortment Oh
I Garbage consisting IN par as follows
White lard and Manila Ropes OF all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Oakum
5Oo " Broom Irvine warranted good.
aIs, Lines and Twines Of every variety and size.
al of which will he sold as cheap as can be pur.
chased in this city or Pittsburgh
Fla4. Beeswax, Ginseng, Corn Brooms, Oats and
tso,n aiken in exchange nj Wheeling Market price
C,r Cotaape. at The old stand formerly occupied by
barge & Hoge No Water street.
os,1 CHARLES II BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

THAT'S, HATS, HATs.-MCallam, l79
IL Main 81, has now on hand a large assortment
Of Hats of bis own manufacture. consisting 81 every
variety. shape and quality wern, and whlfh he is
determined TO dispose Of Al Wholesale or Retail al
nrices In suit the times. Country Merchants are
requested to call and examine h's stock previous 10
- MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
G. "a E~ GsS o
SOMETHING NEW.

~on ~ III ~
~ F. WETNoRF a. co havo inst onencd a
\ Now and chenn FUR mi SHING WARE
tIOIrSF nj No North Howard 81. Baltimore.
NEARLY opposite the Wheatfeld Inn) whore
thew intend to keen on hand m extensive assort-
mont Of Fancy Hardcare, CHhery u German
Al kn'ds If Iapnuned and Britannia Ware.
I.amns Giranaoles. Tea TRAYS of all kinds;
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anG Willow
Ware. ,,
cbeon kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and every variety Of useful and fancy House
" Persons in.t commencing house keeping will
here find every article for their convenience At
Tho lowest New York prices.
cona,rv Merchants and others visiting Ba'u.
more are invited 10 call.
n b Goods sold IN commlss'on at u me man
r,ctnrer's prices. No ., N Howard st, Baltimore
oct Ppm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
s+IShtY Important.
ELECTION RETll ms

u N.'I# a. .trarassHi nmr. 6sa4I# halle rFa
s#H.9.... .. i''' IS s7asrd hf t5s Ir.c ami
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

0RTMENT Of Iron Safes, Pittsburgh Mans
Grture, received md for sale lew for cash ~
VIM FLEMING, Monroe tt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09

HUSr received. few pieces handsome Raoi
% Satin Striped Chally Tor mourning lr'sses 81
sopl9 GREER & NOTES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-09
TAYLOR & MASON.
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

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

VII find il greatly to Their advantage 10 Give
him an carly call as his Assortment Of Dry
f.oafs is tive fullest and hesf ~ this CITY, and as
he lad in his stack after u late fall of prices IN
the East. he vii be enabled to sell 10 them al
lcast twenty. five per cent cheaper than any other
Merchant in the civ. OCT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
Naturalization.

The New YORK Tribune Of tie 3ls. Says very
important decision has Just been made by State
Supreme Court-to wit, that man can be natural
lied who has been on, Of the Union-no matter how
briefly casually-durina the five years preceding
his applying TO BE- naturalizcd. We supposed, from
the terms of the act. that such must be the decision
this case; but do not doubt that there fifty
thousand Naturalization Certificates III exist
cnce which have been granted IN the face Of this dec-
sion. Here IS the case:
An application made TO the Court on Tuesday
last, by Mr. llaght Of Counsel for applicant for the
adniss. of md. y DIAL a citizen. The appl-
cant produced his certificate Of declaration Of intention
in the usual form, made more than two years before
the prescn; application, with affidavit excd,
that he had no. at any time been without the territory
of the United States, during the five years preceding,
except occasion while proceeding on board of
American Steamer from American port 10
another, Lake Ontario, the vessel touched Tor few
minutes AT landing Canada for the purpose of TAX
ing IN wood; that the applicant landed upon the wharf
while the sci detained, and then proceeded
with the vessel to her port Of destination
The Court, after dirisement. ON Saturday last, de-
MED the application. We annex the decision:
..In regard to the Naturalization Law the Supreme
Court by c. j. Nelson decided. .'that the person APP
plying for naturalization must have in point of fact,
remained within the territory Of the United States for
the five year, next preceding such apglcation-ac-
cordnr the very words of the act Of 1913 and that
he could leave the country during part e the
said five years for ether business pleasure, with
out barring his admission TO citizenship"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

The Newark Morning Post of Yesterday, has the
following
TEE LAsr RooRracK.-Thcrc appears to have been
string which the wings lefi unpuod at the late
election Ameng their other tricks they issued bills
on the morning Of the election which were circulated
all Jcr-cy City, the purport Of which that
Daniel OConncll had issued request that all the ma
turdlzcd IRISH in this country should vote the wing
ticket We also learn that the wing ticket head
cd with the significant words,
VCCNNELL & LIBERTY.
II is by such means ths that the wings incrcas-
cd their majority in Hudson county.
We may expect impo iifions scarcely less gross to
be rract>cd III this city The omissarlc> of the whlg
at tls visiting the Irish Catholics in their
houses from street 10 street endeavorng To calol,
them into the support Of the wing ticket. In ycs,cr-
days Tribune, n long letter address ed to the Irish
attempting to persuade them 10 vote for Henry Clay
which that paper says i, ''rom the pen of citizen OF
New York, of Irish birth and Catholic flith, known
and esteemed by thousands of his brethren among vs.
and whose name, were perm tied To give it. would
ensure to lis adu1nitIons that weight which then
truth and c'gcncy alone ought to demand ". y
Pos. De-. 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

CARRYING OFT THEIR PRINcIrLEs.-lt will be seen
by the following from the Bay Safe Democrat that
King and his satellites in Rhode Island have lIte
regard for pecunary political rights:
A PRECIOUS SET or ScoUNDRELs.-We are informed
by friend from Providence. that LieUt. Martin, Of
tho Cadets. strong AlCcrine company of Provi-
dence. who has been detected in torgias the name Of
the Mayor of that city To- certain bank checks the
If several thousand dollars has decampcd, leav
me his hondsnen to 'siep up to the captains office
and setlc,'' Ii viii be remembered that the city
clerks accounts found to bc minHS about $500
a short time since. and Gov. King is under flren.y
thousand aotars bonds for his bank exploits. What
precious set of scoundrcl> these Rhode Island Algc
rines are These men all loud In their denun
cations of the patriot Dorr. These three officials have
pTatcd much abou; DORIS dishonesty Lieut. Martin
His honor the ciiy clerk :, and his Exceency Gov
ernor King E.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
Illinois.

The State Register, received on V dacsday, has
the following
We have nrws Of the election from oa.s few
counties; and, We expected, the Ger III o SUI
cess, has diminished the popular VOC very argO
many Of the strong democratic COUNTIES Al his pre-
cnct the vote l., increased nezry 30: and IN the
county. the popular vote greater iisn IN i-ij W.
learn that some OF the voters of Men I'd oed al the
Athens precinct IN this county, aud some from Nor
gan at Berlin. The Wig majority in SAngsmo is
i6j. which i, an Increase OF OIL IN fayor x tie Nhcs
since the late August cleo ioa. In Asrou,in. tie d.
mocracy have increased their maJ"nsy =" since
August Polk having 81, malortf. We iavs MT
sufficient returns before Us, 10 hazad any ia NJ Ike
clio e estimate of Folks majority i.c az. IL
VII certainly no. be under $50, wle We btl!.se
I viii moi 30 over 1900.