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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

We learn from the Woodstock Sentinel that
the discussion a, that place on Monday the ll,h,
was conducted in a very agreeable spirit on both
sides. Mr.. STUART was met by Capt S. S.
WILLIAMSBURG. SAMuELs, the Democratic Elec-
tor of the district, being unable to attend on ac-
count Of sickness in his family.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21
IS II A U 81 @N &c
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1874.

COVE arc authorized to announce JAMES BELL,
esq as candidate to represent the County Of Augusta
in the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
GJ-We arc authorized to ANNOUNCE JOHN G. Full
TON, esq as candidate to reprcsentthc County Au
gusta in the next House Of Delegates of Virginia.
COVE are authorized to announce WILLIAM FRA
ZlER, esq as candidate to represent the County Of
Augusta in the next House Of Delegates of Virginia
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

S5-Judge BAYLY, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Accomac district, announ-
ces his intention TO hold on TO his Judgeship
unless elected. This is taking rather an unfair
advantage Of his opponent, as many may vote
Tor him to get rid OF him as Judge.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

a5sA letter from Washington, noticing the
appointment Of Judge Mason, OF Virginia, to
the Navy Department, says sThere is a lit
tie bird that sings Of a domestic arrangement
that is probably in view, that Judge Christian,
{of the General Court of Virginia,) will be
provided better place by the transfer Of
Judge Mason"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

Owe repeat the notice, often heretofore Civ
en-, that we can make no annuncia,ion Of cand.
dates upon anonymous communications.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

9-Let,ers from Washington (says the Bal
t'more American of Monday,) state that Mr..
CALHOUN has accepted the office of Secretary
of State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

AT the commencement Of the Medical College
in Richmond, held the L tn inst, the degree Of
Doctor Of Medicine was conferred on twenty -four
young gentlemen, students Of the institution. A
mong the number we observe the name Of Mr.. b.
F. WALKER, Of Augusta.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

Lord MorPeth, who paid visit to this country
some time since, has been reelected TO the British
Parliament.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

SIGN IN THE FAR WrsT.--The ST. Louis
(MIssourD Republican Of the LIST instant says:
"We find it impossible to keep up with the va
rIous Wing meetings which have been held in
Missouri for thepnrpose Of organizing for the COM
ing elections.-We must therefore content our
selves with noticing the counties in which these
assemblages have taken place, emitting even the
names Of the officers as we'll as the proceedings
which took place. 1twould require sheet twice
as large and then we should be cramped for room
10 go before the people, SO as to give an idea Of
the spirit which animates the people,
The Republican then proceeds to enumera,e
fDcnty t,Oo county meetings which have been held
within the last month for objects connected with the
years political campaign, besides various meetings
for the formation OF Clay Clubs &c. Truly, this
does look like work, determination 10 do all tina,
men can do for the regeneration Of Missouri; and
We commend like activity and perseverance
TO the wings Of other States.-Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-21

-. ThE PRIVATE MAIL OFFIcE.-Hs WegaHiy.-
The Baltimore American OF Tuesday says We
mentioned yesterday that suit was going on in
the United States District Court, against Mr.. John
G. Gijmour, Agent Of the ''American Mail Letter
Company" in this city, for an infraction Of the
General Post Office Laws on the 6,h Of FEBRUARY
last. The case was closed yesterday, the jury
rendering verdict against .he defendant. The
penalty for each iDiraction Of the laws is $780,
Two more suits against Mr.. Gilmour, of similar
character, are now pending.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
d, HUMANS LArlcroRAHr RtHr
{ sqiEkaElfs0is,

- ro.9ss. S.fune a. t1Nai. Rrancb.i
y ghrai'y Of hre11h'u- A''an, P''a IA h
sd. - - 49,. txhH..fHg rem r crn1 E.
a. - d,-.tss -. f,er az the fanys
W. .r-siIs Hr55e - 81 mi featH -
fhe ~-fftis ~ n ] thsf I've A. have = nrs
.nA h,Hgh fh- lsff~r ctbraI - a.. rted sui
f.e f,rp-r n.y. ~ the POWER . me'Ifipe. T.
TENN - nr renders3 - nn'a1tfl n the N etad
fhs-- E. ono sises.e. haWeyrf ~ ia -. ms fa-
- "a have d,i-l tho Bower 81 thc btshue ~
the '--rn- fietlly hs's IN van attempted -
arrest IS fsf,' nr1sros-. by A.. application Of
~ mfd-s s.Hhin Their r1rh ~ hnrtvu 10 +. oif
rr-efrs- but Communion hss defst he
Hnfrd *. Il hss.t'fse fol WI 'mauaf'9
"a hcrmx fn r.. r s-flss en- - ff'sng froHt
ev-sy elr. ? md snrnl.r ffsm ever ~ +
ani cssray ptpam an d,fkrass n'et n. rlRrs
- 1l- x.,t-'fan4 iie II =. whese lshofs = ~
brought 9Th m-drlnc vhsh n u,'ng ea'ss
vii srr-~t ~ propre.- nf Tia. f.. s.sa.e-
snH wi ch ~ - nford ref In tn mo-
smbhnfn 49, toneleas shanlI % r-g rd.d ~ fhe
hghf n public s'uef,rt.r II = confidently
II hrved fhsf puoesu's EvTectorent Rsn ri
'tll u -. Hence It's rfc.rnf-1 and rfe1o-
mended - tho community. - med r.r =
mn"dlst"ly pall,"s and rel eve, 20 ri.t-t'-ina
."nngh can'- lfsr snl ensy svosstora'''n'
sfpns no he h-cfIF fsNer an nigh swraf 4e7iI n
I've u'esr,t~d lnpss arl arre.nNg r. faisl pro
9l".s ofren-unpt -, fhe gsfne ttnn sfr"nffh
enrnr the Tx snd drhlifnfcd rssnl,nns Tho
howell. aud trr'n~ ~ qui-i test and sweet r..
nne- rha R>neiv' r1n 10 rehcd unon II 10 ~
~ the snX~- ~ md ,i'aA seiag a-e. "a the
nrvs'S orse''es q TIE lse Dr. Drnrsn, Prot
snr 81 -, tn,-f.ry of + lnhur. fsr upwirds
eIah ieen ,r,r4 Nv VII fh3uann's hnVe hrea
zfnnt taat M *" .rtafsnt t,ms'y " y 'cafe
~ 49, % 'o.-snnttnn; ihts u WI rot do. =
Rlf WI % iherp - thrr" - hoB0; we " rUit
therefnrs wise Al tou thag mel icln". Wen
ihc rss,is in'nr,si'. II .iill proves b-,snx %
fhr .rfsref; H. giyir, $3.50 mi strength teifeN.
- ~ coagA. md Choking - phlesu,. IL. =
I'h' n'eaa > a co1'olatta N 10 the pstsn'n VIM
fhoa.,uj' do not cNssr'e"ee.
Rcmefnhar nrIv Palsl l1hia officc sat y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

a. I'm u1
-. ~ - t - /
h'es " .'hE nom a j s2fNsfee ''""s'' ""'
lnnato p'*e'
i,nn -, W. not 'lefe1 20 'perns ~
t"' - "" -, pu' ~ ilon
hf7Aelhe 'fssiY dce''fe' ~ As e,rt''
!. t,'pst,a ~ u" frho Vsi oi re ~ ~ 1"u ;
~ "aleh = We nf'' 'eea di'easr, =,
,r.,ora ~. II" d, p '"% 'tg ,te
.r"no,ht 10 son o hsnt.n. - ~ .o,np ~ are
fnl4ge,t,,e Tod rea,,,n,,, N fbs ,,o,,,b.
~ -, y" 60.
tYsf.asia. i,,er cent ~, -, -" ail,m' &c
s@. o'' ,srteir,otfs 1,rr p,f,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

o. .i0at eoaii..s ia par - fas Ie..gls.ae.
rtst
a,ses superior rlue b.aek Ffrach e'os... fh. 4
ar,f 10 abe c.if o. 50 letsa-3.
efac. gtft. 0Hsc Efata Polish and iasisIb't
f,fsrn Hilfhs - 81 sa.ras
pteer sHas1l.f Waved Hstvrr cloth. t.,##h trr
sci tVrtfy fsf rect tttHitr Than can be
AoaRnf 81 ecfe 'isr pa .sr eIi}.
b'nr and hiaes frsNct .otns fcf1 neafY ana are
fuur -Wu gfi
Afessr4efian=f rafd cloths. f4r sack rosfs
4 snHeri9r sa.af'uirnt nf III at j. ask aud fancy
eas4fuefes of she Ifit.t ttFlc ami slIUtii's-
% Yards of Ia hesi oil cresss9 tlark SATIN,
s',ea a= Sen eape . sst ever her,
4 s.ieidIa artitic 81 six ana faAiY Nei+rfs
Tzf~ IA ~ Clshanahis Hea1tsurnt IT new stylt
ruta-f. Nsrno an yaieneis NesHue.
Ss,sn Down ltsffnrs at otriv tres
Fliat clplhs s1t fiashioss taat ;a.s3t 10 os1
Gr1At CIafHs and \ scltrus.
tl-Iur.F aHa eeaNef'-ens
Kentucky and Nrrrn frAn'.
A iafge aud suIcaad asscr# ruent r fassIaefts.
vine, beng sought hv me raa~, Ne can sell as
ehesp - yoH wish 10 hay fhrln
A f,W rs ufrNita Chasans and Nfacts. wheel
NJ Vii sol Wy Inv. 49,. / tHte saFea0i
tusfrs wadr. liahln utcs rings
4 ncl selected assor mont OF Efifi-h ant Averi'
cbn prlul. al al pflcts. SIX and hofssoa
serge.
tgteu an Canton t.iaHr.s.
4 enc assartment off tlFtas Fancy So4ta.
Han Brushes 1o1th end ciafhe. Brushes, pTes'
sing Combs. : TX RsueBlrs a "a Purses
Gehtismena' Sis hat hnsc. A'fIhe. cnii n and
CoaniFs knit da Linen packet hdkies So
md Cotton do. ct all kind-, M,rnp ami l.amh' s.
Wool under .hifts ana iff 49,, Nhii da' Nots-
tel sal Ncrn1 Srprfs, Nor-ted ano cotton
cfavafs Clnih aud G.azsdt ape
A splendid assortment al btck Ssin, SiIs- Nuh
tlasus snd calion Suspenders. Bpo 81 20 sas'
penasr rnfis "a 1uten sshiohdhir shul collars
- eaErn fashionable Hack saftn sinck@
Al .Ipsr.or aru.lr of black and c "a iIeskn
einves. six aod Memo a.. HueA skin aud
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lGBocr8

T|.s f,br nfr invited to call and examine tao ia'
h,a3ns atisc,e.. ~
IGBocEa -.
l01 n.rsGRfE$ HIo ENtfft,
sn f.. A.. f,,t.-.,, Ter IRA 80 'bss''Y II Ten
10 Us iis-.eSl4p d.. 10 I..trl i7Hrnel d.
2aan ~. La. gGAE. s hrl. @ - z'Nt.
eaaa f.. ,,is.e lls,1ns 40. % Vc"r. Eltt.
20 49,. % Nlpl Ns>E~ % Ieacs-"a. SpAf'
loo ~. SAItRttt>;
10 de % nIaa d' g.
=, /, 30. DO , a. a. .,'' do do - -.
N.amee,. G.saua Peprsr. Gr4no9 N.r're -.
i,is,s. t,l,s.s. lp,i.f., Nutef H5scs F'pr'. =
u8Y Ge'pS
sfao sl.E broad CLOTHS, Z re lfaed ftptfiS.
49,. 80, ,ia DIV Gfrep -
R.f.r,eI CASHMERE :. biock cASSl Ntbh>.
Ca..,ae,r.si al qualaie., krf-ey' 81 al qaa.''s.'
I.e.c,. III III analiile-; ~ h'ie' h5e"p M1'''.'
900 i,e#ce. heaehed Mu>LlNSi
2no p. pm MS ~ a. qY"lnos and pfief'
BLACR SATIN VISITING
Fanny EESrtNC. uflll quahte. aad ptics.' -,
lRisu LNtN; B.esrl n M >. ~
APRON cHECKS. BIth phlh
peJ TICKING. III -r.ec.. Lnrn AMI >ik iilNisi
Bf'k aud hf.ys lugE. Cen's' nrd ia''e. ''.''es
Hg0rs AND SIlOES-2n0 Pr Lhdic. SHIPPERS
4 al pre-. mil qaautes 81 pr Lilies .'a"e'
aat. 100 ~. Ind. - nd Siipr"fs; ~ p : N"e5
4f,,k R..ot. so prs Mens' Calf BOOTS 50 pr Ncis
seal peg BnOrS. l0n PR Nrts' ThteN AMI Mr.
u s,,. saeer man ,,er tripte offered IA this "iif
HARDWARE of all hrd. md q"aiilic'' 'bs'fe'
hiu esrr teieec ufletcl IA 'hi' Guy.
CROtKERY-A eeref'l a.'ar iHehi ~ f'MH'''
.,i ,,...,.t C,.rte,, ly ne rr,te an! tela5i A.
mon, atLrf ,fj.clc. ~ napetous 10 mrnn#n. Al
81 winch WI he sold cheaper ihan ever he'ofe
al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16


NEW Fail mo ufNTER GooD.S,
a 4 thc Nc~ Site ~ } y s. 4 u " AtSH
a. IA ~ s;ree' } y Mr.
hsvs ZD~e;vea shsr fr.t stosk q Fs.l an
sss5ef m srh 6lsek. rnxh.h snd Amciacsn
~o,l dyed rinsh.. pinio aud fancy c's-ilnef"-
Beeir. plsfn Bess~r. Fla.hing an riot n.,hs
ss,iine,,s. xer,neky !e,n. I'D Nssefsla NJ So
svseiet rls~~~lss plain and fed siik'; md reli
neine0 siyle.l alain. sinFsi, .a'rrei shshg..
~ 6E land pI9iu Alp,er l,uslfes. fanbH'inHst
sstin ~ nd pls'n Nnsln dc taior. -'r'hs5
ShnpSns Gnpsse t.Aine.. rape Rachel. Sirinsd
suuestas psinfei SRxofv rrenrh sd English
Aaginsseot 1laI1phesrnv psrl-,ar. French snd
~ ~ nns; Rroeh., . mack Dc ainc'
ptLsrrd. par..t w.o'len. Tstlaa
iaie., sbsSi Shawl eo.'d ,aa .lset
n "A. XEWhi,e 10 = ,nrv Points ave
asrNv lsak and eol'd 'wi.'sd silk fire., 80,
wosktN ope. Tsrryr ofsief, 1h'eaf irre
edanae - nRts,prs S'>isv a! lsconct d.,
AshhesfQ4 - epd Fancy NJ see- eoPe
.smsre H1kn!kzIs s s"a fss rs'' s"s spa bl,el
Net ft,iu and he'} Swiss. poas. 7 ~ sir'n~h.
eh~k>4H end Iat.se, ~ sins; M'ill Writ Nan.
sack :, Linen f,swns Linen rsmhfici Plain IN :
hg' 4 hohi}nstie. hisch cas'sil-n Vet me-" stY'e
saares Rieherss Ill r'rte' Hos & Ili.h linens;
Mvssir eIcsk sn>s4s,e- snt - fil.lc n,ap'r.
- ,,rss u p'sra{r 49, Do an 80 r., =
hHe We - ~ NfffAfF ffli 49,
.Ioiis aids. oIlk 4AtA wc .iei Se.gr; D. -ck. sfh
tahby ard t2i0fD Velvet, Gents hisck liae "a
ssa..,s .!sg s.,f. p.z l'e 49, "a 'na r..
m-rs snd Thiket Waves. Mcr % ans Sam Nes-
tinsstss4ns( 3sa osspender- susnenter rnds;
bfown cotton. Angnla and I.sml'- wapl drawer
anf-rlQffH abrorsde, r. .hsr Sod ls-iirr ces' md
overcsW hufons; Fs'i. mohar and sf'k hirainr.
ssu9se al scvd, German end American p'ns'
bise4 mite ~o,,on black I amha woei.
,ixsd ksNuv and Cashmere Hose. 70 hall
Hoses Sifrsepe.. checb ed. hrnwn AM
esearhe@ Hu1nQA canvass. padding. hisschef
sn9 brown mGllW. ~aiiin. h,funs. Tn hrrllas.
large qooogfmeoer n French Chint7rs British &
AMERICAN PRINTS
Ors case ef'lRt r1svsa~s Brnid Bonus,s, neis
Ryie. Hbrst Hsie 0inps; DE. Sc.
Weipvise the atferflen of Country Merchant
. nsr stock. y hrh j. l7Fse and yell selected
&Chf 6nes0meF- end the ri'irens ~ Wheeling J
sfciH0y 40 respectfully inyliea 20 give u. eail
bcfnv~ ~ k{stg her Fall rnrrl,,s.s fir NJ { 4 y
I'D vvc31e ~ DRY GDOBS ?, eaper than
41oGt& o6te sgsred IN ,iis eiiy.
Is - - T. r.. & Y. y. n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

,p,x,,rS. GlNpS AND oflitR TRIM.
~. have splendid a,suneih Of
C,e,.. Ba'.. Whal homes. Banons iof
o,e., antrles br Adrusr.' Trainings
eshl', nv W r sgfRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
rsulIsufp DAILY AND WEEKLY EY
JAMES y. WHARTON.
x.s .-t.rxe. oy uNtos .Ns nfiN STRUTS
WHEELING. VA.

-
DAILY PAPER rxs rsAs. or
-. OK NsNtns IN advance 80
:. rts An~rn 81
49,. pm vrsg. ~
SINGLE rsv@ss fw sale hy the sffrier' and n Tic
ek.s~ >, 7 csns.s Serv.
The Weekly parer. tho wssiet, N.''.a'a '.''a''
,shilAhsa on "Wednesday Al 81 % per annn-
i. advance. or 80 IL not pad within eHe mfn't
rr.n the beesa,ses sltAr year. NeneT s'',enhet
viii h. rere,xed. cscerg saeh - pas q nit'nec
r.r mss,ks 81 SO isiss sfi'flY rh'feed n
,h.cssbes received faraless 'efin inaa ~ mopih'
aud ns paper discontinued. csstp' Al The discretion
s,f the psblsshst. until sllstraar"Ess arc paul
= rgaus or ApvrSrfsiso
; Three Insertions " lrss pot slasfs' ~
One week. 49,
Twe Weeks. -
Three Weeks. - -,
Pnur wesks,
I've mas,as. o6.03 Thre. month. 3 %
AJsertisemepis ,nsered III iafh'd o. "1'''"
r,r... order. vii he inserei until ordered "a
- charged sne .lsllsr ins IL ihres ia.'fa'a -
Is Il. l,r eacA insrnt~n aiicf At,rfn'r.nrhi'
ns- led i.res tlsn+s ~e.k isf isfre i-hf'hA me
strvse Weekly far sss .af pr wetk
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DE- <TIsFRY.

s. p HuLLfftEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
kff1cE. Ma ell, Nsin s.. fe~ d,of, abDs'
The Virstnia Hae Wheeling Va.
may II n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16


srt,ehhothsod, thai he hss ta.t r-ihF"'1 io,h
PhslsaesphiA aud Big.inOfe. afdas 7oS 'ee''
rREsi STOCK or NEW GOODS.
lRcirx he snrsna eurpy ms Fai waiSh tor
e~.1srs Ase cNoAeNsss esApot lie s'eeieA u
eusled "a liI- one u Wheeling.
Cis,hs Of every variety eff snd ptiie,
c. y L lei ST. c...ias,i. slide .",n aarn
tisv sinolfnabc.
Keniark lenass ftlisd cloths.
KareGpo .Reaser cleshs. s.Islie cloths ane r'e-
- vGrir1s VI Hoodo f,r re-i.sns nsnis cons
Bl,ach& end Brs~n uasllns, tihnneis AZ
AI.SO--Ths loressf sssorsnsni 81 td44f'" he
me- esev Offered 70 ,he public.
Domessie Enr{sI1n'sns Nsnchesier "'nftHm.
Splendid now eSvle goods Tor dresses sues -
rirh 6gd Ysfesfs. Cana Penn. thns1h 81
.Tsatnt, Wul1in ds tsiur. sfik -irl-e A.eShss.
a new srsscis1 ptvipet III 8. ehsusesoie pi''n
and vsssoxnteI AJsaei Lg,ti". WIN, ever
tin1 e13fpb&o IN -a,on fpf Ltdits ar's,,'i
&S3 /ksrchisf. Gers. Hssttrp 'hH,,
Cub, (i1lho1s. B0nnei ,ilks ans !ln'ns', Ar
1 KS ri~sal, TAX. hi, -cc,.ion +.
srpveG1 M q r. 10 the pnsl i'r inr h5ciH.
slare of9Stir1H7P0.ssge heretofore received, snd
hopes ana buljtya thai m essmm, IN 81 he
stock aiIttnlofY aay ne thar iie - siiil en- lle1
10 At44 oIofo@f - public pstsnase
6rf II - "a - sENSkNFN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
DR Y-GOD ID ).
<slftsAT ATrRAoiIoN!
:. SECOND sPLGNDlD STOCK OF
NEW GOODS...

u'HE SUBSCRibrk hsss eve
Il the cffisfns oi Nueeiing am
rt,ehhoshsod. that he hss ias' f-ih1"'1 n".n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

Ikoow Martha Coulin, and believe what she
.fat,,ta tlls document 10 be perfectly tue,
JOHN POWER,
Victr Generaiof Nelo York,
Rector u 81 Peters Church
Glgen at New YvrN, taIs al dAg Vi Dsces.Sef'
Ok
Ip!ace fun confidence IN the statement maze
hv t.ariha Cauln; having Known her he pasl
1s,t,t. wears viii eheerluiJ eve any paflientafa
n, TaIs non 10 her case 10 inpsc who VA ~ "'sh
~ tuialiou. Or ELIZABETH,
s,vef.or vi "a. Roman Galholte ofp' an Ns,iu4n'
PuA-e street. New YORK. dc u, l5i<-
have couidenc. ia the representations ma &c
~ !" ~ ~ ELIJAH l. FtitDf,
Al erinaa l0ih MAID u the c'iY oi -'e" StN'
Dec "a, Lag.
Martha Conhn has lived IN my family the las
I1y-4rs and here5y ceTuiy mat tie loresoia,
/ ,tats1o al msde b. herself II cofnet
t'a'N'' Ars MAtG b LLOYD.
No ~. Sfvaa st Nv Ss. \ J.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-08
AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT-THE "vIN-
DICATION."

There will be issued from the Madsonian
Office, in few days, by order of the CENTRAL
COMMITTEE an extra, containing extracts from
the speeches Of the following distinguished
genle,neD, made in Congress al the Extra SEES
sion, in reference TO the VEToEs, and in vindi-
cation of PRESIDENT TYLER: SENATOR WALK
En-, SENATOR BENTON. SENATOR BUCHANAN,
SENATOR CALHOUN, Hon. CHARLES BRowN,
Gov. REYNOLDS, Hon. MIR. KENNEDY, of lndi-
ana. Also numerous extracts from editorial
articles in the GLOBE, HARRlsBuRG KEYSTONE
N. Y. EVENING PosT, ALBANY ARGUS, N. Y
New ERA, BosroN PosT, RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
COLUMBUS (O.) STATESMAN, HUNTSVILLE Gala.
DEMOCRAT Likewise GENERAL JAoKsoN's
letter of September IL, 1871. Letter from SEN
AToR WRlGnT, &c. &c.
Price 81 90 per hundred. The orders of our
friends throughout the United States will be
promptly attended to. The document is deemed
one Of vas, importance, and it is supposed sew
era hundred thousand copies could be profta-
bly, distributed.
I'ro copies of the "Vindica,ion' will be
printed on one sheet (Which can easily be d.
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II OFFMAN'S LAW INSTlTUTION-The
i subscriber has established at No. 1T SOUTH
FIFTH STREET, Philadelphia, an extensive lnsti-
tuition for the reception Of Law Students from every
part Of the Union. The advantages offered as
follows; An extensive Library Of about 1000 vol
umes in, every department of jurisprudence-of Uni
versal Literature, History and Sciences-Lectures
on law and also on its cognate topics nearly through
out the year-the PRACTICE Of all the Courts spe-
cially attended to, and in mode OF greater certainly
and rapidly Than can possibly be obtained in any
Counsellor's Office. Written Legal Essays by the
Students who prefer to be thus eDgaged-iamiliar
Conversations on most points of Law-peipetual at
tention to sure and practical COURSE OF STU
DY-the adaptation Of that Course to the exact wants
Of the Student, according he may design to prac-
tce in the C untry, or in some maritime city-a
Course long, short, the Students may pre-
fer
The FORMS ofall legal proceedings progressively
studied-the Practice explained practically, and also
lpfiiosophicaiiya the newest books, they appear,
added TO the Lbrary-and all the Law Journals for
eign ami domestic and in all the living languages of
the Continent the Laws of nearly every State in the
Union, either in bulk, digested code6ed And,
when the number atains to sixty, the lect ures will
then be t,rice day. during ten months of the year.
The building is adapie for about that number, is
commodious, airy, and well furnished.
The student enters only for SIR months at time /;
and in any day of the year-he continues his studies
AZ Ihe poln IN Which ne may men Dc. III a beginner
the elements will be thoroughly impaired, whilst he
has the benefit OF hearing, at the time the higher
order of instruction. antic patton Of his reading
Noperod OF study is prescribed, long short, must
depend upon the student himself. Whenever well qua
lifted, CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con-
ferIed. Fee every half year, $50 So Living in this
city is, perhaps, more moderate than in any other
large city in The Union possibly, more than in
very many small ones. Those inclined to know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mail, Circular, ad
dressed by me to Law Stuuents. And, as to qualf-
cations, practical and theoretic they referred to
the subscriber legal works-to his practice in many
Courts during nearly thirty yeass-to any Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court of the United States
and to those Of the Court Of Appeals of Maryland,
by whom he is best known. He is thus voluntarily
particular from having, as early as 1884, had cause
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
Of this country have not been faithful to them
selves and as DESTROYS of ayarg themselves of every
legal facility, Medical Students uniformly have
been, in seeking those facilities that apPertain to their
vocation.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Philadeldhia, March 90, lS44.-25du
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JUST received at the old established Music and
Stationary Store, Pennsylvania avenue, two door
east of 18th street
WIN FISCHER.
Beauties Of the celebrated Opera, Torquao Tssso,
by Donizetti.
have riches, thou hast beauty-from the Opera
e'isir DlApore, by DonizettI
depart-C' hviep Partir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct
Itaen Rossini.
Souvenir de rOpora de Donize,t Lucia dc Lam
mermoor-Viercck.
lie Piaanistc Moderne--The Tomperaments, or
seven Characteristic peces-by Felix Mendelisohn
Barthodz.
A siciian Chansonette- by Henri
Herr
lellc Of the Waltz, music composed by Strauss
h.ry Louisa WALTZ, music com posed by w.
Rayley.
Empire State Quadrilles, music composed by John
C. Andrews.
La Stspiero, arranged ~ a Duet, by Oh. Cyerny
Henry Clay's Grand March, BY DR.. John c.
Black Hawk Quickstep.
Dandy Jim and Old Dan Tucker--asa coton.
voeu dc Retour, mus'que d'Alfrcd Durand.
The Lonely Old W6e-baIlad-music by w. r.
Dcmpster.
The foeman comes-ballod--music by Dcmpstcr.
The old grey goose, comic song by Aiken.
Don't be too particular, by r. w. N. Crouch
april eff
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EMoyAL -BOTEI.ER, DOM * Co have
- removed their house-furnishng stores into the
large granite front three-sory new house. opposite
the west end OF The Centre Market house and second
door east OF ID Ciaggeti's dry goods store They
take TINS opportunity Of informing their friends and
ho Puoilc ~ gene al and their old customers in pat
cular, that they have by the concentration Of their
stores large stock house furnishing goods of every
description on hand and that they Will be adding 10
Their stock frequently such articles as the demands of
lhe pubic may require, their object being to render
the store DO useful and attractive and where per-
household use
Thankful for past favors, they invite call at their
new establishment.
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