davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

Coon News FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS in
tellgence has been received at New York from the
Sandwich Islands, to the first of July. The u s.
ship Levant, Commander Page, arrived at Oahu,
June 9Th. The cause OF temperance is still flourish
ing so muce that liquors cannot be sold at any rate
tea party given on the 18th of June, by Geo.
Brown, Esq, u. s. Commissioner, to which all the
Missionaries, wi their wives and children were in.
sited, and very pleasant holiday is So to have
been spent with the worthy host.
The general meeting Of the American Mission
aries closed, at Honolulu. on the LIST Of July The
Friend, as quoted BY the Express, says:
"Tbis annual gathering of the Missionaries !. al
most the only event which divers their minds from
an uninterrupted series Of labors among the native
population Al this meeting they spend few days
IN reviewing the past and planning for the future :
Reports are read and statements made in regard 10
every department OF missionary business Ii is Gus
tomhry Tor most OF the missionaries TO come accom-
panied by their wives and children. This affords
good opportunity for the families situated in the diff
IereDt Islands TO cultivate more intimate aooua,nt
ance, and keep alive those social kindly and christian
feelings which happily exist among them Ii was re-
Gently our privilege TO the brethren and sisters
OF The mission, al the table Of our common Lord and
saviour 1t was season long to be RENE mbertd -
ne elements we're administered by the Rev Messrs
BISHOP, Ihruston and Whitney, among the very old
ct In the work.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS
G.. LEONARD.

We have received from r. TAYLOR, Pennsylvania
avenue,
"Harpers Illuminated and Pictorial Bible, mo 10;
"McCullochs Gazeteer," part 90
"A History of Greece" No. l, to be completed in
eight numbers
elements of Rhetoric and Literary Criticisms, -
by J. r.. Boyd. Its designed as a practical text
book on the sc,enee decomposition, and i. adapted to
schools Of every grade, the primary as well as the
higher, and II aims to teach by example and ilIu.ra-
ton.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
A NEW SATANIC IDEA.

We find the following in Boston Wing
paper:
"The Polk Men IA correspondent says) may ye, be
defeated and who knows what political card may
yet be played tmost be obvious to every rejecting
man, that in the Loco convention at Baltimore, Mr..
Van Buren, was thrown overheard by the manage
men, Of tho Polk and Texas party at the South and
that New York was grossly cheated. Now suppose
that New York in her turn casts her electoral vote
for Mr.. Van Buren,. Mr. Polk could no, be elected
and some Of the Northern and Middle States may
do 70 also. This would bring the election into the
House Of Representatives. The Wings in tina, even,
would have 10 choose between Van Buren, and Polk
which should be the nc1t President Of the United
Ststss Whether or not they would vote for Mr.
Van Buren, rather than for Polk and Texas time only
can determine"
There may be Wings capable of conceiving
and acting upon such diabolical idea as the
above, but not Democrats. II such an even,
could, by any possibility, transpirc, Col Polk
would get more triumphant majority in the
House, than he has done at the polls.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

lsrHsus on PANAMA We are credibly Informed
tssys the Courier franen' that the hopes entertain-
ca WIN regard to the piercing Of the ishmus have
no' been realized. Mr.. Gazella has returned to
France, after having explored the sthmus and sscer
famed That the point at which the junction between
the Two seas was contemplated was not ton metres
go ee above the level Of the sea- as stated by the
franco-Grenads Company, but 1875 metres 1915 ieeO.
so mat instead Of mere trench and canal, with
ou' s'uice or, IN other words, artificial strait
which was deemed practicable from The su,vey of
The engineers Of the company the canal to be opened
az The point oil junction would require upwards OF
% sluices Mr.. GazeIIa is distinguished engineer
OF The inning department, and had been sent by tho
french Government to explore the isthmus and veri.
y The levels taken by the surveyors employed by tho
above company.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

LATE rRos 1ss--WArgssrour-Fil Of
nstsnzas papers 10 the ls instant have been re-
ce'ved Investigations stiIl going on at Ms,anzas
N regard to the late instruction. Al Yabu during
.he late hurricane, tremendous waterproof passed
through the place, doing much damage Ii wa,
about twenty feet wide. In its course il passed over
two houses, driving the roofs through, and entirely
destroying one Five children were killed in one Of
the buildings The effects the same as if violent
river bad run through the town, leaving a Kind of
channel Trees, grass, and every thing that came in
repairing their houses, &C. Mechanics and as,isans
were very scarce, and were receiving from four to
five dollars per day.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
From the ". o. Republican.
TO THE PUBLIC.


| As my name has been used in one of the WING
morning papers, as being concerned in sending voters
to the Parish Of Plaquemincs, deem it proper to
state that !, with other gentlemen of the highest
standing IN this community, and, after full and ma
ture consideration of every question involved in the
case, resolved to charter steamboat to convey such
persons as we believed to be legally qualified 10 vote
in the county of Orleans, to the Parish of Plaque
mines for the purpose Of voting there. 1t was dis
tinctiy understood by those gentlemen who had the
direction Of the business that none but those who
we're fully entitled under the Constitution and laws
oil this State to vote, and who had been excluded
from the polls in this city, should be permitted to 90
upon the boat and solemnly assert that SO far as
my personal knowledge extends, none but such per
sons as were qualified 10 vote, did actually vote.
understand that the number of persons who went to
Point la Hache on the boat which we chartered
was about one hundred and fifty, of whom one hum
dred and thirty two voted, the others having previ
ously voted here or not being quali6.d; the other
persons went without the intention to vote. am at
liberty to say that was associated in this affair with
the Hon. John Slidell, Denis Prieur, VIM A. Ell
more, Samuel Locke, Esq. and Others; and hat at
an early day, perhaps tomorrow, we will present TO
the public JOINT statement of the facts of the case
and that we deem ourselves prepared to show such
legal and constitutional proofs OF the correctness of
our position as will satisfy every candid mind that we
have done nothing which is moi fully justifable.
We shall also be prepared to show, that the views
which we have taken In this matter have been sane
toned by the declared opinions and he action of
thr~s Wing Judges of the Sor-~..e Court oT siis
State, ard Of those Of the following highly rcspecta
BILE and intelligent gentlemen of the Wing party in
this city Richard II. Chinn, Esq, who actually vo-
ted out OF the county of Orleans, in the Parish Of
Iensas, and Messrs. Bailie Peyton and Alexander
O. Buliit, who attempted To vote in other Parishes
will further state, that in all general elections in
the State, we think ourselves prepared to show that
the usage has been TO permit voters of the State to
vote at that place at which they might be at the time
of holding the election.
There will be no difficulty in identifying the names
of the persons going fom this city, who actually vo-
ted at Point Ia Hacbe. ! believe that in the boat
which left here on Sunday persons went down
from New Orleans who were not residents of the
Parish OF PIaquemnes, and that if such persons did
go, il was without the ledge and appreciation of
the committee.
Very respectfully, &c
JOHN CLAIBORNE
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

THK Cosr OF A Locovooo VorE "A farmer sold
in this city Monday two sbeepskins, for which he
was paid six shilling, apiece. On Tuesday he voted
for Polk and Dallas. On Friday he is here again
with couple Of skins full rs good as those he sold on
Monday, and gets but four shngs apiece for them.
The wool Is off bis eyes now.-.abany Daily Adrc-
hssr
We find the above in the Inteigencer of this
morning. The editors have omitted to say that
the six shilIipgs" were paid by WING,
who had recently been travelling in Mexico
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
Very respectfully, &c.
JOHN CLAIBORNE.
To the Editor Of the Courier:

STA A great deal of indignation has been ex-
pressed against me by some gentlemen, because
was at the polls at Point la Haohe, on Wednesday -
II any fraud was committed at those it without
my knowledge or my participation. All that did
in the matter was TO go down in company with some
citizens Of New Orleans who had not voted in the
city, and who have clearly right, under the consttu-
ton, to vote somewhere in the county, in order that
any legal question should arise to their qus6ca
tons might be present to sive them my advice
This had right 10 do and the &C, on my part b.
neither criminal nor blame worthy. About one hun
dred and fifty men on board the Planter, and
about one hundred and twenty-ninc Of them voted,
as am told, for know nothing Of what was done
myself not having been in the room where the others
were taken, for more than minute. Their names
were recorded, and be examined. If any of them
voted that were not entitled to VOTE IL can easily be
ascertained, and the persons punished.
JOHN c. LARUE
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

10 the above estimate of loss and gain we have Ia
ken the vote of l843 for Governor, between Wilt
comb and Bigger in addition to The above we have
received the reported msjorities from thiryor
forty counties, which, added together, gives an ~
creased majority over Whitcomb.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
MASSACHUSETTS.

There is no choice of Congressman in the Second
OF Salem dstrict-Daniel p. King the present Wing
incumbent, lacking 40 so votes of the number ne
cessary 10 elect him. There are four vacancies
therefore, viz; 10 the 3D. Alb, 5th, and 9th districts
The Massachusetts, House Of Representatives
stands, 1873 Wings to SO Democrats.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

Tvs STAR IN THE East sHnrs BRIGHTLY ON THE
Loss srAa or TsxAs--The Portland (iains) Argus
says, It will be by the returns received thus far,
that there has been a decided gain September
election, when the Democratic majority in the State
was between four and five thousand. II viii be sin
or seven thousand on Electon. The Vino notices
Of protection and no annexation" LIE PROSTATE in
the duss.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

~ The congregation Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, under the pastoral charge Of the Rev. w
w. EsIs, have obtained, as their place Of public
worship, the lecture room at the corner Of q 10Th
streets formerly the Medical Hall) There will be
Divine service in that place tomorrow Sunday and
stately on the Sabbath day, commencing at II
O'Clock in the morning, and at O'Clock in the even
ing. Citizens are respectfully invited to attend.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
ELECTION RETURNS.
LOUISIANA.

The majority for Mr., Polk. so far, b SSs, and the
New Orleans Courier says that it will reach thou
sand or twelve hundred votes.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
INDIANA.

We give the following from the Vncennes I'm
diaDa) Western Sun, viz
ELkcr,os.---We give below oil the returns Of the
election in this State we have received. by oul
next hope to receive sufficient returns to enable
ms to say Low the State has gone. So far, we have
seen nothing to change the opinion we have hereto
fore expressed that she has given her vote for Poll
| md hall
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

Judging from the returns already received, it
supposed that the Democratic majority in the Stat
will approximate 5000
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

IN consequence Of the death Of the Senator from
Johnston county, North Carolina a special electon
was held there on the same day with the Presidential
election, which resulted in the choice Of Democratic
Senator. This was gain TO that party, and pro-
ouces ~ IN the State Senate - Tnfsii,rsnrer
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
MICHIGAN.

In sixteen counties, of which the returns have
reached us, from Michigan, there is majority for
Mr.. Polk Of 1888.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

HIcH Pncrs.--A letter from Havana, dated on
the 26.b uIt, states that American -four was pouring
10, and found sale al SIS barrel
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16
THE PLAQUEMINES VOTE.

AS the Wing papers in New Orleans, and
all over the United States, are making terrible
splutter about the alleged fraudulent voting ia
the Parish of Paquemnes, Louisiana, we deem
II proper to give the other side of the tale:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

MO. ~, HAkPERS' PICTORIAL BIBLE.
IN No 20 t,he completiop) of McCulloch's Gaz-
etcer.
Elements Of Rhetoric and Literary Criticism, by
J. n. Boyd, Am.
Thirlwall's History Of Greece, to be completed in
onumbers-No- ], just received, price IS cts.
Received for sale, by
nov 10 p. TAYLOR,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

RflCWlIUNA CLASS WORMS a. A.
PURSUANT - - ltei II Itusf 10 me- from
Horace a atHef aud alfn dated thu "a
day 81 N.ttnHsf I'll afe f-r'fdcd De- me clerk =
nfi.,tai re cpuait court 81 Ghlo COUNTY. n. ~
decd BOOK page -. J sd 81 IafG4t tha
fsrfi - taf Ell .i4fci 8rtt. sci a yaHIIr aE.fio
at t8e ffue9 nOeI 80 tie eeafl sausr ~ SAID etl4a
~. cuu4ineHtlH. saHI -sir al tao oeIatk- = 81
tie teal estate euuttted 90 me- is sail deed !
Hhr htfnfess ntstott HHentH aAA apI ufteraht.s.
hat Is o. "a
>.larss sHfst a-,lis = ava 40 fHli5r fhter nuH
iafif oar - 'Hs az HOT Io SOU b Ahael.z
nat Is Samuel >pt4s and JOHN lttehIH.
~nirh = caiutaaalF eaIltd x ieAicfuaa ttsh -
ahirH squares contains s4Afttu I1ls. uumb.i
sf.'ifi sur @ q -i1 I'm inclusive.
fJaI ~ nu'r5er.i ? Hwal HnI be North haif
e tual u uaGu ##Irl = thftt aIih tHe pIi 81 ~
b.unF aty 4 thr Denny am, wifhi1 ths Nnrtu
and south lac q sila eaai Ia. Numbered Iva -ud
sa ~ hal u e8al - va a9cfnd thfe
Los uuaberrI lud ID tuiRs aud t,u IA
sq1are numbered - twenty f0arI u IA sau-
attiuea.
1nrproseriy vii be ef,fei N parcels % toss-
Tier ~ mas sHu bad sfs.
TEAMS OF sALE-Ss much Of the pufeh ssH
M uu8 VII. lie rsqu1ed in hand ~ VII PC suiiiris
HHt 10 delIHf tHe * fuses Hnd COMMUNIST Us
provided ipr1n saia decd. tpgeihcf Wltt the
amount "a n huhsGaa orr huHdrrd aHs aIucfs
tir8 dollars 0nd three CENTS oI lflntipf na4
lnfrts 81 tAsn due on the w. hfst bombs mention
q 90 said Iced. 81 In rrsI3Hn nj sad purchase
money. ffttr'n 4u1arsd a9f sfftB qfHf = III n =
md tnfuh cents. viii bee rsau#ffd 90 tHH llf
da} I'll ofs IibcE f,I 1ud The fesIHu' aH IA iit4
ia Il = .ssHibtf i4t the deitif pfyWea y
be stH<idcferl occurred.
he u ei tearyed IL b. HnIur ipn1oe. btt
j tn~ e. uadfrtsha un,s 10 CUM
sch utiu as Is vested q me b. -ali le.si
Il IA DANIEL ~ D.. T'.I4zs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
HEII.OT lLO1iIS-

He1LDT CLOTHS
SEASt.NEf a RHODES haec ~ hted a
nfgc STOCK # Tie nba,c atll,le. Winch Any Nn
sell y lhaui rrliit. II ypn 'Hil s'on. hit l.
ApVERTl SENENr EXTRAORDINARY e.
- II You wlsh 10 Sc tn htsh tott Shi,
That EVER MT your s1sunl 1g1t,
1u~' II alnlr III Market SIuffe,
l. Cam2hne lighting tinir and thetct
Inst far a moment pause and Dos
Into GEO " J0H NSDN shoe,
And take look II his Gamphtu.,
Tho be-, hat YOU have rvef scca.
Thore'- nothing i-si can elyu AEhl.
= ot huIn 40 beautifully bright
~ -rrt It = the daGzanr snn,
aud that to ( Is Nos huldonc
For cheipuess and I hri nurG
1hcies usth luE IL tnts county,
II ny land or anywhere,
That ear wiih BIZ {. mphlne &, n1Patn
You NAH ss wsl While Yaa are t1.fe.
Just east y3ur g. 90 his 'ila' rfei
Iac worlSmansnla y SO and neal.
And ~ assortment II complete
Which cannot t1ll - lilrHse You all.
= hen dnn'f delay 70 IN he = cal Jla
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
,I,RrsrEEs sALE.-Ry YIr-ne Of deed

NRISlEEs SAhH' - ~
efirusi from Frederick II Gfcr' J'hn MoF
,oa and ,ibers IN me hearing date The Is ldny 81
March $40. and now Of record IN HE CLERK Of
Gca n, ono county, in book - page lOl' on
tvaIne.lov Ibe 7rh Of February 1914 q" 10 O'clock
n al The front door Of tn" GanH House io' ONO
connt ,hAli sell a public uuct'no ihe highest hidi
defihe ahole interest r. enmoi said tfedetek II
Greer & john N1gap. hong he lwnn,dlN'tu
-, - a,d t,o eettaia tract of land situated "a
1'o,.a,er. Of BIZ Vince ag creek IN Ono co., hnrn
,J ~ described 10 he sad deed Of ff"s' containing
"a ar,., | fo1d 30 poies tbeng the same tract Of
1',..i ,i.sc,itqd ia rhe deed from Lewis Lunslofi
and Ann hi. VIII. 10 he said Frederick II Greer 4
,,,rs daled Inc 29lh If February 1910 aud al.o u
record in The Clerk. office for ONO 0oun'y9
The Term. made known on The day OF sale
selling az Trustee | shall convey ,nch tile a. u
vested in me by the deed ol rna',
JAMES S. WHEAT,
"a, Tru1iee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

iA,s!,es Fiee aud Marine hsnraatr 20 I
Jan'y Oh. 1911. !
III VIE Board Of n rsciur- ei ihla company. have
4 III. das declared dividend Of fur pef cent
nn The eapinl stock pail IN. when ahsi dodueiiuE
lhe stale tan. will he paJ the nfiiee of he compa.
NJ or after lie 2olh inst Stockholders whose
stuck lsnds nsulieisnf, - ~ nai he
e.thled receive Ihcir dividends. until security
be giVcl 10 tie satisfaction ni the hoarl.
innlt Il W HARDING. Se,'g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

COMMISSION or FATfH-A few cppiea ct
| lthe Presbylenan Confession of fnlth, Ia.i re-
ae,.,J ..d la, al. by " Rob-.
IA, 1911 corner # main nj nj n Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

mo RENT.-A. s. TODD. "ia fen' an he %
floor over his shoe Store. lafg" rom ~ ~
60 feei IN slzr. suitable fora seh1ol room.
Jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

yu,o RENT-A S TODD, viii rent from the
lsrof neu Aprl roam same Is ny iee'
feet 10 -. an Inc 2nd ionf IA Ihe rear % oaN''
q DnGieds an shof, Suitable III 'e"oo' room
ian q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

YEv HEA MEXICAN Almanac Tor 1874. jnHt
= feceyed aud Tor s4lo by w. } ROBE.
mn 4 Corner Of main md union sti.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
INST RANCE.

. iSkS will he nixon y the FIRE MAXINE
ke INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az tss i4ee. raies VII
Badas- ofall klads. At NJ buck or0 OGDEN
a1d Tier contents:
sfeaW9ol = llctorics; mills. &c.
furuIlu1c'
AID mtrchanalse oialI kiad4
And aRa1nstall denReia attending the Ualls
parlHton oil god sos rivers, skies, sea, canal
nm retfonds
Fl tt character Of the company \. taprcnp.
utade and hheraltlY tu fae adjustment aud pa
menf of lasses we beg leayr t. refer 10 the mr.
chaais Of this place y nd eiseW here VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon u auel
rhler ~ Mais 81 X " HARDING So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
ENrItkl JEANS

IN ~ ~ Fest lnligp Blue
llrtk pned
} l. CHI Grey. Jusl rcd MI Tor .a5e il
estenr tMl J low faie- Al
Jhnl2 sENsENLY K RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

fE'PUSf SALr-Ry virtue + detd II Trust,
dated the l0th dlg of March d.. record
ed ia book 2 ppso afo ne the clerks office sf
Ohio county, executed by Juhn VI clafk to me.
! vii expose lp ole NJ the ffnnt door nf the
count house OF sad county 90 the 2gth das of
February ucXi The "cri b ali Of lut numbered j.
IN tic 9TH square ct he cts of Wheeling, frnnnnR
on Monroe street, nQon winch - erected III
h,u4e formerly called tho 'Po shrftHn Hotel
Alsn, a fraction Of lot numbered One. IN the
10Th Square Of said city, hay ng fifty feet IN front
on nth STREET snd rpunirg back s8 feet on
Quincy street.
Selltoe as Trustee. shall only convey ouch
title hs nave under TIA. deed of trust
jau22 ALfX Nti.SOr Trieste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
MILLINERY.

- C1rheF ~ Nosv1s osd fhHFrh s'rfFfs]
- WADE weald respe etny inform tie
Lsdiee4 UhseiinR dad riciniiy that shf
- PSI reroNed from Philadel-hn and New
orkhsy Fal. rshlons sftel the lates, French
Vie. 8p.nets. Caps, bonnet Silks. French
iowcrn kmmcs, Bonnci 4 Gao Ribbons Fancy
ats, SIN fnd " ash Blonds. fac,s and Ed
~. 81 wl1tQa ene efisrs AZ Eastern pi ices.
B. Seacnrn ~ straw Bonnets cleaned
terco aud sized pvessed IL the neaiest style aad
snort notice. oct 2s-3ui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
EXTRA Ii,Dts,

\ FEW RRis. FAMILY iIOuR mae It
! Nme " hent, just received aud lar ree ~
Sept II lei3 t1nW1N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

) Pan, Mem klr Brnfs PRlAll.
o. do Womrns' klp in,c bpo,-. do
81 do do Boot Morocco Iaee h ~.
ISO
! Trunk Indies Kij Rnstio Waking Shoe
dee SAMI. MCLAILEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24
LADIES.
z DAYS FROM NEW YORK;

IN FKOM INV NVNh-N >
o. foDD has received 10y Greene & Gus Line.
q fresh .nprly Of Iajis.'. Mems and Childrens'
PLAIN. Fur bound and lined Rubber Shoes, very
beautiful ard .npcrnr ariirle fall supply Of Chi.
dfens' Lace Booi.. table af the seasan' The
nhpve gonj. lefi New Rofk Tie 5h. and reached
Whe cling On The l0ih inst. Beat tbs who can,
Jan Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

Fl DIAM GoOD>--Mllc trlorcd Alnacos
Ncreers and Na8-llu=6c ln,ue4 iar dfe.ees
md tlan >hawla. [samr nuictall Alaa. n 6ea
as"rImeni 81 fueedl, prinis aud affrr Yalp GcOpS,
NJ t.cf3 ~ + SFlEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

laH 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-24

n 81 tet'Iv,d. psnl crar .tolTAR IN ~.
OBJ liz kcp. ,,h55l, wi b, sd lrv Nv -. IA
~ lhe l'g u 1T feiM + N'C1NNlS
dec Aiuifei square
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-13
A KEEN REPLY.

John Wesley, in a considerable party,
had been maintaining with great earnest.
ness the doctrine Of Vor popuh Vor del
against his sister, whose talents we're not
unworthy of the family to which she be.
longed. At last the preacher, 10 pu, an
end 10 the controversy, put his argument
IN The shape Of dictum, and said, 81 tell
you, sister, the voice Of the people is the
voice OF God" Yes" she replied, mild
", " IT cried cruelty him cruelty him p
A more admirable answer was, perhaps,
never given.