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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

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ssIs #s Ell 'l...rI 70 ai##sI fI.... ..,,.,. l-
sfs#= =#Hs#-fs 70 parf as follows VI. 80.
tlaH#. FIN. I'.r. and HH. L.,.k I-..=r..I
and #sHfH cio.he. Ffas EfssI.. ,ng rl,'s I.T,5
.iHf #sI##s green and mHxt .a4 Pr...r s.t4 - F
tIafh= 81 fhs l.,.. r4ff#. God t.,,s 49,
10 lbs sars 81 f4,.ssr q443 r[ ma
E'1fH AMI faH,t lI,eIH an tr,.,. fa.f .5..s5
3 he e4HfI'f8 superior e.at.#f5 ~ 81 q, ...5
rrira fer The sfSlt s 81 4f4s a..,,i. az ill.,
tHeei French cJss q, s-as .#,... bl.l' ID, ,Ib.I,.
sam Z Is vpI,rt.pd sferla, Vo.t.o,qa ~
styisss tarftsr- with an sf=.,.55l. s,,.jI.ss 49,.
se y - 81 rsra csttt
>tap's.# Over l0nl Sh1,sIs Of all LinJs and
prices am and oubraI# ar-a IHfGar and Nrerl..s
'|Bfu anu damsSk SIF trssI..l,. .-J T.I.+
IarItHn ni4ft and vsaif-a Shat,f Sam 1fI
Nauslia de Lame and Thfh,f Ire.s IIap.tfs
SILK Velvet and cIup=aI p8nf5 Fi.. #4.4#
camhi'c lla'fs uIaiu and hrmsutrI. GOOD ar. j..
a. - cents eHci. a laree assorffscsr >I.t a
cotton socket td.ls NaHaTr and I... vi.
SOIL Il rlaln and assra# .es Ae.,crs @r la.
1ie' B7nHrfs g.. a, ufH4z Green Eor3sa 44#
'Iaek ersHf; 81 q I.n coats sd MA ID uoD.Is Tn
1p#s. L. #rs ,,l and csl5r..f 1T XIX r.
Hstf. lsaes and ,Yr4teH Gloves and Nitte h6za#
sis. worsisd. farr,no. ai.aea and cotton lf.#s.s=
- Combs Hair Pms. NaHtf4re- La4Llofabf#
IrmmlHss fa- adde's 3ressass SIX and JET But
tonss SH and Nohalr fil,4rs mi rrrnq. soft fhe
newest stgirs .nr patterns. Pom. barred ami
SD sNfss Jsc1ue': rS,nbrie Nn-fus; Grecan
and RoLhienf. .nJo1.LI lofsat paIi.s r.nsaea
dresses; nity RULES. coIlsrs and coHa,rltas.
Emo, gu INV French 80 led caHtre and caas:
G~nilsmen's pstin. Velvet 4. Ronlbazin, storf..
tlack ans fancy cravafsand scarfs. Am sycstz
lent assortment OF Gum ,fspendels Gehtle-
mrnts Nd pe3vorand l'r.n,b pneE skia gloves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
I,NIrrn srATEa mOTEL.

Nca, The Rajlroaa Depot, CuMBERLAHn' MD
FENHE Proprietor r. ne"tullv, iaforms his
4 friends ani the nnbGc. that he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL" whlrh ne no"
confidently offers tn the pa-ronaso Of the pm nc
- a Mace ofhofh ELEGANT and Gomtt'
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT The Pa5ors
and chambers have hqon tastcfn'lY hitea n
with entire nt1r Furniture and BtddinR' WIN
a view to the case. comfort and conVenienee o.
Inc quests --esueclalv of aides and families
The depsrrme'a. ofthe 7 ordcr 10 equally wei
ordered In fect ,ere IT, through every DEPART
pont Of the establishments, an ar oil hS "a NE,
and eleosnce that cannot failto plca sc nll VINO
NAV favor HIM with call. A COW TON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
oNsllrIIING NEW.

~ f WFTNoRF & co. h2ye Inst onened :, a
uOITSF Al No North Hownrd 81; Baltimore,
Ineorlv :. opposite The Wheatdeld inr1 where
,bcy intend 10 keen on hand an oxten sive nssort-
m men o Of Fancy Hardware, Cutlery =" German
ski aII ki"ds Of Jopauned and Britannia Ware
Tamns' Girandolos, Tea Trays of all kln,dsi
CLOCK s, plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anG willow
"p VIZ ots brushes. Brooms, Mats &c.
Cbean kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
~ o,prv variety of useful and fancy House
Keeping Articles. Ao,so ,o.n,n, will
Persons Just commencing house Keepig "i,i
bero find every article for their convenience al
,beIowest New York price,, ..-...- p,1,;
ConrIry Merchants and others VISITING pau
more are invited to call ,h0 manu-.
e-.,,r :, nrines. No 2, N Howard ST, Baltimore
| oct Ppm ---------
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
FALL GOODS.

VENIIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
or GOODS IN TIE cry, 10 which we
would respectfully call the attention Of tha c-
rzens NJ Wheeling and others, particularly Coun-
try Merchants ~ our purchases wero made n
New Y ork, Philadelphia and Baltimore. upon the
most favorable terms, we are enabled 10 sell as
cheap as the shedpreE Totest the ahove, please
give us a. call-iee take pleasure IN sjoIrinG oRr
F'aneQ and Cbesp Goozs. Among our stock IS
the following.
and nlan Thibet mousae de lame, blanket
plaid and aorSted Bnvarau.
HANG srehitfs Bingham. Ashmere, silk ban
dana, nag and nonCee. ontfon aafs & o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

DREMIUM HATS.-Call at MCaam's
if Won wish 10 those sPlendld Meleskn
and Cashmere Hats. lnsl recd-no charge for e1
hibiiing lhem-al tho sign OF The Mig Black Hat.
ost G M'CALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

op,n-cON a. hull. HOUSE, SIGN AND
- oerN2 RENTAL PAINTERS, No l25 West
side Main ST. are always pFePa'eu o VIZ" IN ,bei,
worl.mer and material to execute an V' ,,Il.
In in tie best style and at :. me ' ,NrrfXG OR GIL
Every deSe,'' Wv. bo,, manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
sADDLERS,
RE respectfully informed that we nave J"F'
a oncned \ nrao stock ut
SaddIery Hardware.

snIn,senr in onanliIV, VnTietY ami rhe"PI'ss NV
stock NJ the kind ever brought 10 the city OF Wheel
~. ,,os houpht entirely for cash, snd will be so'u
ut reduced prices for cash or 10 prompt men 1 o" a
ah.,,, crodit In the assortment will he found an
e,,cnsye variety Of Brass Silver and Jannnned har
ness Mounting AMI slirup lions every Sze ana R," ,,
n pridlo, Roller and Harness Buckles hall ana 'n',
nlai,ed snafle.; Port Bits; Polished and Jananhe"
Rradoons: Crib and Straining Web; Call ana i,"g-
shin Seating; Red and Black Morocco SKINS 'hfet
co,ded silk; worsled Frinee; splendid assor''nrn ~,
ar Plush and three corded Stitching ihreaa' 'ae'i'
Trees Wagon Whips and every other af'i''e VI ''ou
1lers Trimmings in common use. -o,,.
o'e's "a OFT & GREER, SO Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

wrFH., MOORE Il cos Fast Nal Coach
"a leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock Nj. ~
hours To Cincinnati.
PILOT Coach leaves Wheeling daily at S'cIock
Nj. As hours 10 Cincinnati
DI'TiTT.NAHGF'S Good Intent Coach leaves
wheeling daily ate o'clock NJ, a hours TO
Fxtras furnished on al the above lines to par
tjes. with tina privilege ofslcepnS or travelling
Al night as tLvy may with.
'63iee 10 Water st, lst door below the .
'' 9.b W "''''''7' ! MESKIHEN. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

FLATS, HATS, HATs.-Mcallam, la9 u,
ii Main ST, has now on hand large asSol''uel I
y Hat, of his own manufacture consisting o, eN"'y
,,ar,e,v. shapa and quality worn, ana WIZ =" -
de,ermined to dispose Of at Wholesae ., 'sea
80 snit the times Country Merchants arc
prices =" 70 call and examine his sleek previous &c
purchasing e'''""''0 A McALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
ROPES, ROPES.

ROPES, ROPES.
~b,-,d and for sale a general assortment OF
} Cordape consisting IN part as follows
White Tar'd md Manila Ropes OF all sizes
I0on lbs Packing Yarn
zoo Rrsom Irvine warranted good.
.I,Yioos md Twincs Of every variety and size,
II " ,'bicn will be sold as cheap as can be pur-
chased ' .p in this city or Pittsburgh.
"I Fox Beeswax, GInsona, Corn Broom'; Oats and
-, rl'A -, IN exchange at Wheeling Market price
~, Cor5aee. at the old stand formerly occupied by
pa'Re ~ CHARLES II BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

CIV. cHaaan eo0E, l.. Z. u.


-l'EIl .RAtH TfOH ENGLAND
( toNTI NlEs 5a# aa7siIi.l .,HsHg444fIa
= 40 Norton 81. AIh4nv N
fhfs hlN71l.raa#r Iu4ntIton asiafH Ial,1
i u fsF0. uulvsraaIIe eu4I.su o. "a ~ warren.
fezf9dteaIs Df the Hfesanf ace is saa safars
lafnfed in . rsItrea H--f ri ,I,.. e.fH. detached
frem any place aI aHf1Hr fe.lr. ttHafH###H4 f57
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9s6ees f-r rongal fa##sH eaHtan.,aIIg. ARRANGED
are an The ground aaar. fIe l1...aat me- sfaIr4.
< aIfa repIote with eF#rs facility for feat -y
nt nFnenfs'
For fb- crrp 81 rta .varsf. f,r,,s ,,r z5.ss-asI
D1setso Gravel. S.f7#e4f lt,-lsa,.ss eIggf
Structure lu the t.rsfHra Tr,p-tsl., Sesb#iIt
rad ttanarrhes g;..aa., h.. s.'I ,.4,.s f5..I4
~. Ncrcuri,l nod al 5tI..r ...,,55 Nh. -.
7aa s#1eetonv sf H. I-r5f,+,. '..-,'a,s =. -
most SioIirn,,t ,a.I .I.#sr.. q .,.,g ~ fI=
'th7tsit 45.ass.. ~ a. ~. H. -.
ID 70 be incpr5bfa lg aibers 49,, 81 -
rcvr II L., ~ 49, -,
move thsn or3tra-~ t,.aIf > r....f.-r ,.4. ~
practice Of uo,i'e.-.. - ,..,t,It. -
avrn nstlarts. ,.s - -. H.. - -. 4
afhar a b,.s,-.-I.s = si's''''I ''' - is'i3s 70
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III f55rto of tn4.# ss = 5 ~
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IA fIa#liorrd d., IT,. f#.-i=.. ,- -
rdIlars rl.r,.. q. l'.I'. '.' on ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

A LPACAS. ALPACAS.-l40 pieces Of all co
"a lors and descriptions among which are some
very fine Silk Warp. Blk, Barred and Colored,n
sens7 MARSFIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
LATEsT AkkIN Al
OF VERY DESIRABLE
g0nBEl& Winter Good s.

NO 40, HEAD or WATER 81.
THE undersigned is now receiving the ar2ssl
and best selected lot of desirable s2ou .s, eFe,
offered in his line in this city. direct rom 'ile
hest houses IN Philadelphia and Baltimore III
, II a. UNIV BROAD CLOTHS.
no pieces Blue black, brown, invisible green
claret cadet dahlla and rns5et nt4wi' pa,1,a5
cloths. pa ns cashineres, various prices alu quat
III :. Z 4. very desirable, % ps easslne's, an
- 1ond prices; Do diamond wave anu Yl,'Ee'
tsirable; pieces pilot ana hlSn.mE iaoi'h
heavy, lots heavy blue ana green NAM
blankets for coats
VESTINGS.
IN fg'd silk and wool.en Selyets' la!e sg'9g
,est quality; Merino do SATIN pam anu
do; lasting and cashmeIei,, ne" s{bb's srs,t
fyof articles in the above line whlch win
adenn 10 order in the very latest iashlon'
READY MADE CLOTHING.
. groen. brown and olive dress ana lrogN
Beaver and pilot over eoaisi 20 i, ,'J
lack double wave do; Diamond ana plMh
ef c5nfs frocks and coattees; genera as
mt of Sack coats, all colors ana shades
an tweod XIV Jeans and Mexican lhlA 10
heap; 300 Vests, various qhaiilcs " W ~ -
343nd cloth cloaks, all GoIors anu
iee'caShmere cassinet and ny Jeans panls
ISIS. wool and cotton Knit uHueI SUI =
mi NusliiI do; bos0ms. collars. stocks *
al4yes suspenders ana cohlu,1r' -
RA t.,
nv mmiens SC; $50 prs coun try KNIT Il
attention of former customers g ;n;,d an" a. w We
termined n n To be behind the cheapeSt @
ebbors in selling good bargains for re, 60 s
>
RIM FOR sALE--The subscriber ohef'
for tals valuable farm containing ~ ~, II
voii watered-arlnning stream thron q
s"Id-iavs well for cultivation, and n
a ngip of improvement, under good fen1cla ,t
about g acres raoS dI eog con a@a en-
nee nee, %g 5reljing house with back build
story ,bo- o onI houses 1d never falling sprlnl
abundao,,e, OF iru PescS, Plum. cherry DC.
on Ere sS.s situated ,d, mile snG Tfs st of nil
,Ss {yass S%s i53@ S i e
the ;n Pie'"'soso OLIVER PRYOR Wheeling ' a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

q K.-We have just received at our Inas non
- able Hat and Can Establishment, Gaion at
large and splendid assortment Of Cans d.rec!
Philadelphia. Our stock consists IN part Of
Superior otter Gaps, lOle Ball re entirely new
FIne Fur Seal da grQcl5.l
Enc cloth Fur trimmed for Men.
Do do do for Youths.
Do do de FOR Rsys.
Fancy Velvet cnp dc
Fancy cloth DO do
Har Sea for Men and Boys.
Sealctt CABS do do
Also, general assortment Of Fashionable
Hats, all OF which we oHer nj the lowest prices
for Cash. nov DARE & HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
Heavy Dom StiCS

IL comnlete. md sh a he Ia wer than formerly.
TIERS
Supplied az visual with every thing in their Inns
at the yerv lowest prlces. .r M
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL y CO.
so,5e n Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
G. "a Exe C %

Is caaes mems and hovs' velvet. glazed, cloth
Prince de Ioinville, black cloth. oc agou. fame
lonf musk asc seal sealette and hair sea- ,ysTr'
Low b. the merit or dO2on. Our assert ment of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
Hardware Store

THE subscribers have Just 'opened l1res stock
of Hardware and Cutlery, for he rs II Trade
to which they invite the attention Of BUYERS
Their assert mem consists in part Of Pocket and
TIL cutlery. n GREAT variety Of Loeks, Latch
9. a asS I BuH Hingss Wood Screws Brass and
Iapanned Candlestcks; Fire Irons. Files. Iron
Wire, American Rlvets, Patent Scale Beams,
Sell Cross Cut and Mill Saws, Anvils and
VICES Sad ions Wrongful Nails Trace Chains
Breast and Lock Chains, Carriags Axles r, and
l5ran,es Red Screws. Curry combs, Tea Kettles,
! Hand saws, Sheet Brass Gun Mounting, CAR
| pFNTFR'S TOOL Of every descriphon and
/ every other article usually found IN a Hara"are
1 Store. VI ~ w ,,9l
| oet26 10Y "'l-i s'let,,
HMOSIERY Of all kinds, just received al
III sep 81 -------- - ~,,s.,,
80 DOZ REST SWEET OIL, received ans
Az FOR sale by aug ~ JAMES BAkHR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04
%yEs %> rg =arzs A.
S1j~ r!s .ss-s .

90 nicces, I'll colors; qualities and prices.
Caffneis-Plain, barred. diagonal plaid ana
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

HM HOSIERY Of all kinds, just received al
az NARSTS'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25
For st. Louis, HO!

WHO'S GOING TO THE CONVENTION ?
The Wings Of the Glasgow Clay Club have
made arrangements with the new and splendid
steam boa, "Le,Uis F. Linn, to convey the How.
ard delegation to the ST. Louis Convention.
The Convention takes place on Monday, the
3rd day OF June next. The boat will leave
Brunswick on Friday the 31st instant, and arrive
at Glasgow in the evening Of that day: will leave
Glasgow on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, and
will land at Arrow Rock, Boonvlle and Roche.
port, in the usual running time, and arrive at St.
Louis on Sunday. Returning, will leave St.
Louis Wednesday morning early, and arrive at
Glasgow Thursday evening.
She will convey the delegation there and back,
and board them while there, for Sir Dollars
each!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

Louisiana may equal, or exceed, the whole cost
Of the original acquisition Of that vast provinces
such is the fruit Of the unaccountable treaty Of
1919. But the cost in money will be no obstacle
to my action. Costs Of different kind ore
what | wish to avoid: costs in national honor; in
foreign war in ruined commerce; in domestic
dissension; in sectional anjmostes, and in the
disturbance of the harmony OF the Union and the
business Of the people. The sacrifice OF Texas
was a calamitous biunder in l919 let US not re.
peat the blunder, and double the calamity, by The
manner OF recovering il in 1874.
Respectfully, gentlemen, your Obliged friend,
who will be happy to salute you as his esteemed
fellow citizens.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To Messrs J. A. Green. 6. A. Patlo, |. Park.
er John Caldwell, James Webb VIM. E,
Jones. Thos. J. Green, Harvey Hendrck,
VIM. L. Cazeneau, Jas. p. B January, +. L.
Paschal, Samuel A. Maverick, John w.
Smith, VIM. L. Hunter, Edward Bufleson, r.
Scurry, James Davis, Jos. H. Barnard, H. X.
Person. J. w. Henderson, James H. Johnson,
L. w. Edwards, James TruiIt, r. G. Doom,
Elisha L. Lott, Wm H. BourIand, Jos. L.
Hogg, Geo. B. Erath, J. w. Johnson, John
Stamps D. Gage, \. H, DarnelI R. w Col.
Inns, J. A. Head, James Shaw, John Hugely,
G. A. Parker, w. Lawrence, R. NJ. William.
son. David S. kaufman, w. H. Jack, A. H.
Phillips P. w. Cuny. L. S. HaaIer, Lev!
Jones, w. NJ. Means, Andrew Rabb, NJ.
Ward, and James Montgomery, members 70
the Congress Of Texas,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

SPLITTING TIE DITFEREHcE.-A nice young
gentleman not a thousand miles from this, after
long and assduous courtship, found himself,
one bright evening the bcrothed Of pretty girl,
the very pink Of modesty. One night he was
about 10 take his departure, aud after lingering
about the door for some time, in a iidget OF
anxiety, declared and protested to Miss Nancy,
that he could Mt and wouldn't leave until she had
kssdd him. OF course Miss Nancy blushed
beautifully rcd and protested in turn, that she
could not do hat She never had done such
Thing, and never would until she was married
so now he had il. Tire alteration and debate
became deep and exciting, until the betrolhed
buifed outright, ana declared II he could ut HISS
her, ne wouldn't have her-and was marching
eff She watched him 10 the gate, and cav The
ist was in The Ere, unless something was done.
Gone back, them ssid she, coaIingIy, "Tll
split the difference with you-you may squeeze
T nv hand
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

willy" said doting parent at the break
fast table, to an abridged edition Of himself who
had Just entered the grammar class at the High
School, "Wlly, my dear will you pass the but
teri"
"Thertainly Thrift takhes me to Parihe any
thing. Butter ith common thubIhantve, neuter
gender, sgreeth with hot buckwheath cakthes' and
lib governed by thugar houth molathes under
kthood,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

It is the temper which creates the bliss Of
home or disturbs its comforts 1t is not in the
collision OF intellect tina: domestic peace loves
to nestle. Her home is in the forbearins nature,
in the yielding spirit, in the calm pleasures oil
mild disposition, anxious to give and receive
happiness.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

A school boy at a recent examination al an
English academy, was asked by his lnslruc'U, J,
who discovered America? 81 wish may die,
says correspondent Of the Banner oil lFu'n' II
he didn't say Yankee DOODLE
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25
Delegates to the Convention.

meeting Of the Democratic Wing Club was
held in this place on Saturday last, for the Pur
pose Of appointing delegates to the Young Mems
State Convention, to be held in St. Louis, on
Monday, the Bird day Of June next. In compli.
snce with a resolution adopted at previous
meeting of the Club, the President appointed the
following persons, delegates to said convention,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

Coon roAsr.-WoMEN .-The morning
star Of infancy--.he day star Of age. Bless our
stars. May ws always bask under the sky.ey in
Auence ill wa are shy thigh
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25
DOCTOR DUNCAN,

81 see a Coon, I'll go ard catch him,
And to my domicil III fetch him;
I'll kill and skin, and then d;ssecti,
And through my glasses III inspect ii,
And then III publish TO the world
The mys!'ries Of Coon unfuIl'd,
Ho! see he stands do not like
To venture close enough,o strike:
| have mos. appalling fear,
If that old Coon approach TOO near,
He'll serve ME as he did friend Van,
Not leave a grease spot Of this man.
Ny stars We gods and all the race
or beings, Throughout. Immense space!
Assist ne, now, l prey ye, do
To corq1c: tbs, ny nloTta! foe:
I'd give the word and oil that's IN il,
II could only iii, ard skin il,
And hang his iIe upon pole,
For all coed Lo:os 70 behold;
Id publ 81 it both far aud w.d,,
That by ny hands ,ho: Cd Coon died:
And ;uea know the tramp Of fame
Would always sound ny noble name.
Not Alexander, VIXEN he cros,d
TIE Gronicus, to fight the Persian;
Nor Cesar, when "e slew NE Udui'
By Thousands, OF! OF mere DIVERSION
Nor Hannibal; cor Charles the lweI''H'
Nor Bona, at the bridge Of Lodi
Nor nothing tha! ever did,
From giving pills to drinking today
Yes, search creation 'hrJn5h aAl roaAi'
Read ev'ry page Of ancient story;
or all the heroes great and small,
Who fought OF died in fields Of glory;
Not one Of them could with me shine;
Their deeds could not compare with mine'
If | could kill that same ol" Ioon'
And only do i! very soon
.r.,.f .v,,, s,o,,,o I'D DOH, what FOLLY,
T,,. o..,,rg as = Won were drunk;
,T,rorId .rr-,y much better bef. yoo.
To,ag. al III, s,a'n Of skunk.
I,rl,.u go, .,7,- f,.s Das,3, Duncan
And .ho, sou wi. learn very soon-
V,,r ror.v ard Mr.. Van Buren,,
49,. prI CIV
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

S Carney, r. II. Browning,
II. Turner, X. l.. Coleman,
Perry, H. Wilson,
w. Ward, Smith Tracy,
H. Grove, Erastus Tracy,
Morris, Jas. Dinwiddie,
oh Hinaman, w. Wilson,
). Manson, Beverly Pitcher, Jr.
J. Withers, w. Ewing,
Snelson, e. Z. Eaton,
ooper, John Myers,
!. Bohannon, G. D. Givens,
Prewit!, w. Davis,
!. Hughes, S. Thing,
Roper, Josiah White,
witzler, Dr.. A. S. Dinwiddie,
. Hardin. S. Lay,
Il. Griffith, 10. Tut,
G. Richie, J. w. Craig,
es Douglass, Rob't. Patrick
ed Andrews, u h. Green
rson w. Collins, John Patton,
". Hood, Jas. Means, Jr.
!, Benson, E. Gill,
1. Brown, DR.. J. B. Alexander,
Hanna, William Martin,
|. Tolson, John h. Potts,
,ondurant, Dr.. Joshua Hobbs,
II. w: Swl1zleF'
, Moon, Jun'r. J. D. Thomas,
Il. Witt, David Stewart,
Pulliam, John Marshall,
R. Anderson, Thos. c, Boggs,
h Kingsberry. William Hughes
Tor Hughes, Merri. Hughes,
|. Herndon, Jas. Hughes,
Crews, w. Hieronymous,
7. Coleman, Henley Cooper,
n Pierce, Andrew Cooper,
8. Davis, D. H. Cooper,
,enpor, Burr;s, S. Wolfscales,
w. Hughes, NJ. Wolfscales,
,uel Hughes, NJ. Fain.
Wilds, Josiah Williams,
Miller, L. P. MARSHALL,
Tindall, A. Galloway,
J. Galloway,
A. Swachammer,
ncis Hancock, Samuel Brown, :,
n Eaton, Garland Maupin, Jun'r
shington Williams, James Roy, h.,
liam Knox, P. Dougherty,
n. H. Bib, David Patten,
}. II. Dulany, James Marley
The following resolution was adopted;
resolved, That in addition to the delegat
We named, the members Of this Club, or SUI
sons as may become members, who may lie
posed or desire to attend said convention,
eby appointed delegates.
The Club then Adjourned, sine die.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

OK THE MARRIAGE OF Ma. JAMES BEE AND
MARrHA ASS FLOWER.
Well has this little busy Bee
Improved life's shining hour
He gathers honey now all the day
From one sweet chosen Flower
And from his hive, il Heaven pleases,
He'll raise a swarm OF little 'Beeses.'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-25

The conduct OF the administrator has been
strictly neutral; and, as a friend to that ad.
mnistration, and from my own convictions, |
have conformed TO its policy avoiding the lan-
gusge which would Irritate, and opposing the
acts that might interrupt pacific and CONNER
cal communications. Mexico is our neighbor,
dividing with US the continent of North Amer.
lea, and possessing the elements Of great
power. Oar boundaries are coterminous for
more than two thousand miles, We have in
land and maratime commerce. She has mines
we have ships. General considerations inns
pose upon each power the duties Of reciprocal
friendship; especial inducements invite Us tc
uninterrupted commercial intercourse. As Il
western senator, coming from the backs o
the Mississippi, and from the state Of Missouri
canno, be blind TO the consequences of inter
rupting that double line OF inland and mara
time commerce which, stretching to thu mines
Of Mexico, brings back the perennial suppl,
of money which enriches the interior, and en-
ables New Orleans to purchase the vas, accu
mutation of agricultural produce Of which sh
! is The emporium. W0ularlal arc the work
ings Of commerce, and mora ap; 10 find on
it's own proper channels by its ON n operations
tan to be guided into them by the hand {