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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
GREAT GATHERING IN TENNESSEE.

The Nashville papers are filled with accounts OF the
great Mass Meeting held In that place the 2st and
ed nliimo, by the Wings. The DAILY Gaz,lte"
estimates the number in attendance at between 50 aud
350o0-somc To or $4,000 mure than its estimate of
the number present at the Lpc5iuco meeting in the same
elty, the week beforehand the Gazette is a neutral
paper (hough lis editor Is LDcpf,co) we presume It's
statements Will be deemed more impartial by both sides
than Those OF parzln prints.-Jon Bell, Esq pf,sided
aud speeches delivered, during It's progress by
Sergeant =. Prenss of Mississippi, Mr.. Hunt of New
Orleans, Judge Hopkins of Alabama. Joseph r. Under
wond, II. Marshall and w. j. Graves of Ky, Messrs
Glngman and Rsyner of North Carolina and many
ohes Gov. jones also, by special request of III meet
ing spoke about an hour We regret that we hay mol
room ior a more detailed account Of this enthusiastic
meeting.
In the course of Mr.. Gravess speech, he drew por
trail oil one Gen. McCala, OF Kentucky who has made
himself particularly conspicuous in as,ang the private
character oil Mr.. Clay-and whose assaults upon Mr.
T. have been eagerly transferred 10 the Loo oco papers
IN this State. Mr.. Graves (says the Nashville " hp \
~ Tho knows tins wantOn lIbeller of Mr. Clay ab ORC
pr1ounced HIM. and he did under all the responsi-
bhltes u gentleman, The vest of all vile hvpcrl,es
and nun whose word would not believed in Kentucky
under any circumstances, or npsn any subject, even
though he should by accident, tell the truth lie as
serted that NcCaila Is ot the MIST unmitgaed
scamps IN the commonwealth" McCaa it seems.
was at the Locoioco Convention in Nash lille the week
before and in his speech tina, occasion referred t. the
tiiey duel. Mr.. Graves therefore cllimed the ri,bt
mot only 10 Pxroriae the infamous sanderer for his at
tack upon Mr. Clay, bat expose the blood stained das-
arh who had caused his friend (lhe editor OF the
kentucky GIz'tte,) to be shot down in his Office al
Lexington, because he was not permitted by McCaa
10 surrender ms name as the author ola newspaper at.
tack upon Robert Wicklilfe, SEM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
Meeting cfihe Young MEMS Ch,b

crowded audience attended the me citing If IN. 7 -,
burg Young Mems Club, last Tuesday evening ,a3
addressed IN one of The ablest speeches we have h..
during the campaign, by Robert c. Smnard "a ,'''u
Rchmond(who, by the way. we learn, adjre.s.1i ~, "
people OF Charlotte, lie day BEFORE their
In powerful arguinent) We have never see, ,'
deeply attentive auditory, ainony whom wera .'@
dies II was half pact 10 when Mr. Stanard c,nclrt "a
his remarks; and WOOL B1uljin. Esq of Riehinsad.
who was also present, was then loudly called far bv T.
crowd. tie felt constrained however, not only BY tho
iaeness ct the hour, hut by his hoarsencss 1.-THE
OF his services in the good cause on other fields y,
cline occupying the sland-And all who have had M.
pleasure, as we have had more than one occasoo ~,
listen to his admirable excuses, will agree THAT thew ~,
only Inferior to his eloquent speeches when he is in h
mo'd to make them We hold hun pledged. howeye,
before his return to the metropolis To afford sucl f -
citizens DIS had an opportunity Tuesday evening y,
ENJOY the one, the greater pleasure Of listening to The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
DISCUSSION IL CUMBERLAND &.
E.riraci u II Letter 10 the Ediiors-dot,s
Sc.

CUMBERLAND, August 29th, 1874
wish was able 10 give yuu a distinct ides of,,.
great mpression which has been made in this r,o e
your glorious Elscor. Joseph X. Irving By nsi,,,,.
ne met The distinguished Locoico cham pion from R,sS
nohd, 10 u Scott, Esq hereofre if the acronn,. ~
The fehiDnd Enquirer be true the Polyphemus as ''
parry. HE meeting took place on Monday last f,h.,
oeihg court day,) and speak but the sentiments of ,s
Whole crowded audience when say that Mr. t,.;ae
.a,ned over him must Overwhelming triumph.
Yesterday, MI Irving attended the Wbio D;.,;-
Convention at the Amelia Springs and addressed IT,
oh seVeat who were present. cuncuurse of abon sno
persons, in spereh Of about two and a half bm,.
length, which, for power, briancy, equeoce and :"
has been seldom equslied. and which Was recsi,sa
"ith shouts OF applause.-ln haste, yours, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

trsAe sdvura'ed and deteuied The sam. n,ine,ele,
uaneg ue sduhisstlos uf Madison and AIunr,. when
eeaesy sne cspsehy seemed sssental In public
snrsf desrr u the principles and measures n.
@st-d. under which the euealTy happy aud prosper
80, s-tnre tie Desascrsiic parry was .heaaed and
- neadloag 10 dss'ruciion, BY Van Burca I|entnp
~ Uancaa, Allen, Bachanan Tine J. lnsersoll, w ho
woald have teen Tory, had he bsen old enough. in
the American Revoluiion,) and host Of others Who
might he nasaeJ, all. mah perhaps one exception. on
Pused To the late war with Great Britain and who were
thea Federahss Of ,h. true blue-ehl stamp
indecd The Democratic party since il has been enr-
uped BY Vie Old Federal leaders is no more like what
that parry was IA the days Of jefferson Madison and
ntynse, shsa Ezek,e foik, the grandfather of Jamss
T. feIks was hike General Francs Marion in The DAYS
Ut M Revolution. had orcasion son,o une since to
reply 10 letter addressed by the cha rman Of the
State Ceutnl Committee II h.s State In that tepl,
have iully bui briefly slated my views N regard 10 lie
! lsEd'ng questions now sgtaling the public. herewith
fanssnit W You newspaper containing II; Won will
have the gdasss read II IN connrxion with this lei
NJ, q your Mss Meeting on the 2lth instant rs it
viii. hope, sectuay d,s,buse large number Of the
true Democracy of the Buckeye Siale; and show al.
hcash small scale, how far pnun gate press will
70 10 deceyr, when under the direction he worst pas
isnns that acuaie end influence the hearts and
winds 81 tad men.
Permit me u say, in conclusion, t,a, reciprucaie
shc warm esteem YOU eaieflsln fir me.
am, nNss respectfully yoar obedlen, servant,
JOS. Ri NER.
TEN D. GnL, Esq, P. NJ.
sa# Fairfield county, Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

e3- Oar neighbr of the yirginian wants to NM
why we are not out upon GOV. Polk for his letter To
Kane OF Phladelphia-we answer, because we endorse
every word in that letter. Is Neighbour answered!
ipchbug Republican.
You endorse every word in Pulk's letter l., Kane, do
ynh neighbour Then, you favor, in the imposi.
Ion oil duties. Of afording 'ncidental proec,un 10
home Industry" by discriminating duties. And
VIII SHOW, consequently that you ''democrat,"
by The testimony Of your own party in Virginia
In the winter of 1913. resolution was adopted by
the General Assembly ofErginla and was voted for by
every Lpcoioco member lnsruct!ng Senators and
guessing our Representatives, in Congress o oppose and
r q, agaiaa aay tariff "hich is no. SOLELY FOR
REV ENlE.." And TO show that they designed, BY
the use OF this language, to exclude the idea of discrmi
mating duties in favor OF even 'ncdcntal protection 10
hume industry, call your attention to the doctrine
enforced in the address of The Virginia Loculocu Con-
vehtlon held in the city Of mlnd in the winter Of
the same year, $50 which may be regarded as
an expansion and calculation Of the principle embodied
IN the resolution above referred to. Alter explaining
what It means by Free 1rade' the Address, sancion
ed by the Convention. w1o thus gave it the stamp q
df@oeracy declares that the government is bound to
dscFimAdte against projections" and that discrimina
llon IN favor Of protection "sHrgraaty iniqaitous and
mjpst'
Now. neighhor, either the Locorico State Conven-
uon OF 1913, which afliHms that bound 10 ''ds
cnhinaie against protccun." and that ''t is hagrany
inq'IouS and UNJUST 10 discriminate in favor Of proIec
tinn, did not know what democracy is, or ese We
above asserted neither James X. Polk nor yoH. who
endorse his letter, IN waich The principle is broadly
asserted that government oughlf, discriminate as 10
protect home industry" have any right 50 far as TIL:
question is concerned, tho appeation Of democrats
Nay, you are both gned Whss-ior you avow unqaes'
iionably the Wing doctrine. ll-H
The truth is. however, the Iocofoco party have no
hxed creed on 1he Tariff question, ii they have on any
other They are hound together only by the dets rmIaa
ton to oppose Wing measures. wi,hou, having any
In thflAr III,
and, II Folk should unfortunately be elected. and VII"
large majorcs in both houses of Congress back hm
even IT. for the show of consistency they should shga4
modify the tariff Of 1872. Trey Will eave the prme,p"
Of protection untouched and in full vigor They d~'
not .ilemr its overthrow for they kn,w well that
would result in illeI own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

AVE just received the first shpmen, o. Fail Goods
which they respectfully invite the Ladies To call
and exanne some III which will be found very beau,i.
full and will DC offered al the very lowest prices for cash
viz
Afghan Sans,
Afghan Grapes,
PLAID Alpaca.
Black do silk warp,
Grass Skirts,
Imperial Robes.
Linen Cambrc likfs. REVERE hsmslitch-
I'd and Tape border
Fancy Chussn Prints fall aud winter
styles,
Fancy Waved do very rich,
A thinz, do
Mourning, do
Beach'I Shifting.
Extra GA Brown ard Bleach'l Shec,inys
New Style Paris Nosliuas.
Merino aud Wooden Do
black Italian Grapes
tambrlcs and Jacouets,
Back Cashmere lluse
Black Satin and Italian Crayats
Bahin Ej.lngs
Iaylot's Superior 500 yds Spool Cotton,
sc Sc.
REGARDS. RYAN s Go.
Aug. % tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
UNIVERSITY 0E MARYLAND.

VIE Annual Lectures by the Faculty of Physic
VIII commence the last Monday of Oclobet
next, aud continue until the first day of March follow
ing.
RICHARD ". HALL, NJ. d. Prof Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence
WILLIAM f. A. AKIN, NJ. ID. Prof Chemistry
aud Pharmacy.
NATHAN Il. SMITH, NJ. ID. Prof Surgery.
SAMUEL CHEW, Nj. d., Prot. Matera Melica
Therapeutics aud Hygiene.
JOSEPH ROBh, NJ. d., Prof Anatomy and physi.
oogy.
ELISHA BAR'r1ETT, NJ d., Prof Theory and
Practice of Medicine
GEORGE w. MILrENBERGER, NJ d. Demon
sator Of Anatomy.
The well known facilities offered by this Institution
an unlimited supply of materials for Anatomical stu
dy; well filled Hospital department in the immediate
vicinity Of the Medical College, under the sole control
OF the faculty, with daily clinical instruction. both Med
zeal and Surgical; superior Chemical and Philosoph
cal Apparatus iee admission for all candidates for rad
no'l"n to the lectures Practical Pharmacy by Prof.
Stewart, of the Maryland Coegeof Pharmacy and the
convenience OF Medical Rcadng Room just opened in
their bndlng enable The Faculty 10 offer to Medical
students many advantages To he found elsewhere -
Good boarding. including light and fuel can be obtained
fer 50 per week
WILLIAM f.. A. AKIN. NJ d. DEAN.
Baltimore, Anu. % q IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

The Richnoni Wing says: "Whir M, spec,s in th.
region ar" liant. One well acquainted in that Dor.
iion o the S'ae-ll ,anoke. Ono, Tyler. Preston. NJ.
ongaIIa, harrison, Marion, Wood. Taylor, Raniolpn.
bafb'"f' &c &c, cacula,es the Wing gain al 5 Der
cent upon the vote of 1910"
The editor OF the Wheeling Tines. who had inst r..
turned from an excursion Of days 10 the noun
tam Counties says ''lhey in blaze of Whippery -
and that onr cause in condition prosperity beyond
all our c'npniaton.' Tie says the number who have
ALREADY e't The iocas IN Marion is between 80 and 40
and in Monongaa IS and that the loc ,i,co m, rri,v
Ia November will be very small in the latter county
There are large gains also 10 the Wing cause in the
adjacent counties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

The " higs Of the river counties Of New York held a
Mass Meeting at Albany the 2Slh ultimo which is
sail 10 have been the largest held in the State with
probably the exception of the meeting Syracuse in
1910. The number in attendance was estina ed al
5o.pv3. The meeting was addressed by Daniel Web
sier in one Of his massive speeches, which he devoted
almost exclusively to the vndcaon of the pocsr Of The
General Government 10 levy protective dniles and in
enforcing the duty Of that government to exercise that
power. lie was followed by John Macpherson Berrien,
the distinguished and eloquent Senator from Georgia,
and by many other distinguished gentlemen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

0o- The AbingionV ir1inaa, although, it says, not
n me habit OF crnlein5 changes 10 the Wal, cause
bY name. has heard OF one - wIIi,. il must refer
Elder Thomas Colley, "a man If s,r,,I ialyneu,.
sircl probity and unaffected pity" He determined to
deVote one month tthe th1rln5h investigation of the
adverse principles Of The two parics with the purpse
n giving hs support To that. the measures of which
"oila IN his opinion be likely To cunduce 10 the wei
fare at HE whole county; and the end of that time
ne has taken his position under the Wing 6ag If 9th.
Frs wond in like manner throw off the shackes Of mar
y, and Judge br themselves. with determination II,
pursue The course which patriotism die ates, the 70 ara
mol few who would initiate Elder Coileys cyan MIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
From he Y Z E,rnrn,s

Mr.. Polk, in speech al Madison, lena. thus play
Cd Tho false prophet
Judging from the amount Of revenue received at the
Treasury, under the operations OF the present Tau ac
Or tbs last quarter uiSi3 already shown, IL ,eiH
s.ot produce annually half the amo,iai Of rerenue which
would have been Produced by the lower rates Of the
soiapromiss act, had that act beea left undslurhed'
We are called upon elect as President of the United
State man 81 ignorant d saoees OF the country,
ard OF the opcraons Of Trade and Cummefce as 10 az
+. ard sdeh prediction as the ahosc.
The COMPROMISE act, II Is kugwn created such a de
melt 10 the Federal receipts aa ced upon the country
national debt ofabou, Is 900 5000. The Tann OF
tsf1 daily p,uvidiny the uiserias or paying OH thar
debt as we'll as for healthy support Of the Industry Of
tho country.
- far. then. is the Tariff Of 1912 from no, producing
nail enough ui revenue thai have weekly 10 make
eoch REGARDS as the following:
j he receipt for duties the custom house during the
The past week were iour hund e and cniy Two hon.
sand dollars.
The revenue at this nort from Jan. Is, 1874. m 10
ms ume, Is over fifteen and hall millions Of dollars
The present wseF Will IN all probability, equal thai
q any Ibis year fs,, The amount will fall but ltle
shnfi OF The Unprecedented Of reo miiions oi
dolars IN . monh
- The first week IN August it was So75, 600
second week. G22. 600
Third week, al3 ooo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
Great " hig Convention ia PiUsulrn,;a

We have received an animated and el,onent do...;.
'on oil The immense gathering Of the Wings at Pt,syI
wanna conr'>house in District Convention, ON Ihursd,
and Friday last but too late an hour k,r this mn,n
my $ paper, II shall appear in next. The meet.
Ballard Preston. WIN. B. Banks, Th,ma, Fl,,,na"
!. mcent Wllcher, w. p Tunsiall. Wm Martin, VIM
Gfasty, Sc ' " "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

9J- l'arpears, BY an article in the Wing, that the
letter fran Caroline county To that paper To which we
referred III our last announcing the change Of five per.
sons from Loco!ocnlsm, was hoar. We are glad to
SEE that tae editors the Wing have offered reward
Tor the discovery of the author and intend if he be de-
lec'ed, to resort TO legal measures for his punishment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

Il Pregnant Sign AT great Whiq mee,inq in
Cumberland county, Pennsy lvania a few DAYS since
at which Gov. Rner presided, among the 1900 pre-
sent, were fifteen hundred persoas VIII, have recently
abandoned The cause OF Locopooism. and 20 for Whiu
men and Nhig measures. 1 hus we 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

.7nother Change. last Charlottesville Alyoc,,e
says; wv learn from good authority that Dr. Erancis
60 at Louisa, an nfllantil man. and once deu.,a,;c
candidate ilr the county has abiured L,ofrosn AMI
l'Iaed The Republican Nais party-N, mistake ab,ut
I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

L'SM IN NE " Tenth Lsgi1a."-lae Win.hesinr r.
pn ilcah contains an naoy written letter for which
we have not room 10 day. bat will publish in our next
from john D. Stoaeburaef Of Siea ,qdo,t aban lninJ
The L7ctco ranks, and declaring ia favor of The WbiT
party. His letter a s..rrher -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
POPULARITY.

Here couple Of facts wish to keep before the
people. Ia Clay's district the Why's have los. since
loio one hundred and eleven votes. while in olk's ma
tive county the Democrats have gained 1913. So much
io' the relative popularity Of Polk and Clay.
LmchJTg Republican,
90 Oar neigh5ur has adopted the foregoing paragraph
Iren The Fredericksburg Recorder We have n5t ex.
amined the vote in MIR. Clays District Ia re how
much the Wings have lost soca Is TO- but IN Tie coa,
y in ,eict NJ Ctayresides tie hg gain since Is 10
IS 49, Poks native county" is Meckenburt, N.
. and there the Lpcoloco gain On the vote of $40. 81
ar tom beng l9S, Is only 10, we are informed BY
The te;sFsbHrg iateilgeneer. But why compare The
oonny IN whca Mr.. Clay resides? Polk is STRANGER
IN his native county, far 50 than Mr. Clay is
IA Hanover. the county of his BIRTH AMI which. al The
tS, election exhibited large Wing gain over the vote
VI u, - "nen Naufy cluniy, tfennessee.) in which
Nj Polk resides shall vote next n we nber wa h,,e
9aod reason 10 believe that ii will show handsome
"hig gain, Nous rerr0ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
From Tie Baltimore Patriot.


Wing msss that We shall bring the Loco Focos
- the tss' d bet. by publishing the following He is
tud ecud Why for Us 70 retnse lis request,
VA believes that Nh. j X. Polk p,u DC eieeied Pres
deaD
The excessive Dragging II our friends the other
side has induced me l., oiief for their accommodation
? tew fancy pos's. to vii:
will be, $1,000 to $500 or $1,000 to 1000 ,ha, C,y
will get Pois's State, Iennessec-Do YOU hear
ihat. Locust
will be, $500 or 81 900 that Cay will get Louisiana
and The same amount that he will ger GcnfgIa
- Twill be, $500 Or 81 200 thai Clay will cary al least
Two n the three largest Staies Of the Union, 10 wit
Pennsy lvanis. New York aud Ohio
will bet $500 or 1900 that | rsn M mo less lin the
number OF SsIes) than iwp-ihds OF the aes of the
unian. which aes alone, (less hsa thirds } will
cleo, Henry Clay.
Now the Democracy can, stand up to any of these
fgTes. lei them hoist dora mat OF theirs. and
substitute him as r Ms he will ge, tr the roasi bel'
aha, has been mater 81 such and lanenl
which they say the Wigs tooled them with the pro-
mise a.. IN 1870
Mr Editor please publish, the above and il the 10
cos tellesc what they say. lhy Will certainly toueh
snne these points. IA Which send them mr. and
Obige WING
MT Tyler. IN bis recent address ~ his friends ain.
ding To the L. :. Ealth asscfls ,hat ended It's exis.
aence auid the aad dennaeia ol the many il
had sained. This is misrepresentation OF iacl which
6or the hnor 81 our Country. sorry maze
aching irtseeht - laf nun being ruined. moi
ern', among the NAV miiltnhs with which the Bank
was entrusted. from the pef,od Of us establishment IN
1917. To the expiration of lis charter in 1887 lost
either 10 the public a single Ind, yidual.
~ OfTobacco. the ouiy pad IN Grca, Britain on q.
$50 900 paunis or about Il 900 hlds consumed there
IN the hast twelve months about Nv @niy Millions
ol dahrs.-~bsng probably much was Paid IN the
bniied States m all arets imported from Glea, Br
tain during the period.
: he ,lttfVn El.ttrf Ia,
where Is worth but eighteen sh,iings per barrel Is
, nearly eleven shlnes-S ~ much ior Free 'Imdoi
The importation 81 Cotton tsp,ds into the L States
hom England during The lasi twelve months acc fdine
" the BRUSH Official reiufns double much as in
. fhs psserdng twelve months.
So much for the black lann
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

Loeqocoisa! d3d 2boitoHism-A enfresnonden, If
the Concord massachusetts, Freeman itself Iocoo-
co aooi'oa paper. snongly urges the Abolonisls 10
malss nate with the Locos in the ensuing Presidential
eectoh and the hennebec fMaine) Jouraal declares
mat IN mat quarter, the coaliton between the Locos
and the Ahoiliansts, though disguised is complete
he leading Aooonisls the journal says, are cirruIa
4 Tue tracts issued by order Of The Democratic mem
6ers 81 Congress-" aud are doing all they can Ia elee,
Polk " ''eU'
Is IL knowledge If These facts that has induced the
f.nfdn' recently to charge the Northern Why's with
eoaflia} olil1n Yates? Does ii hope t, conceal The
eelAftas OF rs avn party with that fiction, by mpn
Tie Fesar, CRYING, "SlT IIiqo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

e y1fnA ,yOOL ROLLS.
t~s &1OV 20 bislels Flour #
: Jass Jece,Yrd, anil E,r sal, low
- MCDANIEL Il Nc G ORkt.E.
SaHV 10 isA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
NO ElUNesUt..
ut LOST IAN E.N.f, MP.

NO nUNHUG.
sasL ut COST .f.ID E.y'DER.
sIslIE SUBSCRIBER finding 1t necessary tina, he
should close his present business on or be .re the
0fst day Vi Ooosr next, will oer to the pubs hs
stock Of
~ M.7HD WIRE
n great sacrifice. Hirdwsre dealers are particularly
invited to call aad examine his prices as the sioul; will
b sd either IN whole 10 part such terms as can
MOI tai 70 give satisfaction Mechanics will do well II
Z examine bis stock of
= TOOLS AND BUILDING MATERIALS
which be baasht prices greatly beo hat is 10
he sund In this market We would especially call atcn
n uon 70 our asssrtnsat of Iuldng Planes Sc
All Pessns indebted 10 requested to make pay
meat IN ~ bef,'e the first September or our accounts
y Ssnds &c.. will be pa; other hands Cor collection
ssssst 1tss IS. MILLER, Agent,
q eve for Jso. MILLS ,r...
ls.,s and VI. DAVIS, s i'u''es
< july 70 2n il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-13

ENo THE BLIC-The easss o. eare
= F'aHmd ta tie SaIrhnfs ksaef a.,
ftHzI i'I'., HsN Hefome 81 nnmer1as tHaI re
Hfafnear are obliged. instead OF publishing a.
.fheia Die Hauieulas.. unly 10 eiyeaa ahsluet u
saeraI fcs.Hn,b4i.
90 f~-Aiss Walerhafs. nf =, S yafick - y
: 'asfl - -alf fhcHn. attended with frequent
Hz7s N haf hraH nf atrt tcafs' slaadiae
lia Mt5eny. al NJ l6 Am -. n Y. cufcd % en-.
ttr"e.s aud pains r., be side sesrss'adins
Ms Van Nr-i.ai NJ { p1miaick -. y Y. catci
IF saden, patus Throughout her body, al years
-audtf.
Mrs Nufii- If NJ I75 Grccuuicb 81. Y Y. cured
Of the lsctepmfn'ut and vialctt pam. throughout
hrr ho3f nt yeafs s'an'ltnr
Air YIN Johnson. Of y - d avenue y n
eufed nj tbe fever aud aguc 10 lis irs siages aal OF
long saul ne
Mr. Wm WINS. ~ Philadelphia II1iel. Battery y
y ruraI ofa severe raId
Sid At ibe office 33s Braadwag y y poce %
reais per has
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