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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
BY LAST NIcuT.sM,II..

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iaod u very masa ohslruried b, The snse snA .n-
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aid Na' "nif BY eating eaanssl ihsossA The
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

ly- The Postmaster. General 'patlentIy and
prayerluy" abides the time, when the public shall
nave sunday mail He had better by far, devote the
influence of his office to prevent from losing those
have. II his Interpretation OF the postoice law
holds there will be necessity OF praying for the stop
ping Of the mail u viii be pas, praying for Bes'e~
Csuytsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

FROM TRxAs.--The GAINESVILLE Northern Stand
ard Of the 4th instant says the following is the re-
suit Of the election In that county far as heard irom
Tor President of the "lone Repubc:"-Jones a7e;
Bui Lesson, $40
Mace on SATURDAY last and addressed the people two
o'clock on that day He left the next day for Lamar
The General appeared to be IN excellent health
The Standard adds--"I is eight or nine weeks
since this region country has been visited by snyhng
ike good reasonable rain Crops severely iniured
planters say they will not make more than half crop OF
cotton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

FROST in AUGUSTA, GRo.-The Chronicle OF
Monday says" The cool weather Of the last few day
resulted in somewhat severe frost yesterday morning
heavier indeed than has been experienced here in
at this season. and much earlier than il within thu
recollection Of our longest residents Its effects
quite visible upon tender vegetation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

THE RICE HARVEST Some planters finished
harvesting their rice crops the last week, but dur
ing the present week little nothing has been done
owing 10 the daily showers OF rain with the high wind
at N. and u. the whole time, giving indications OF
gale, with very high tides. Yesterday, however, we
had fair weather most Of the day, with less wind We
have not heaIi Of any damage in the way OF broken
banks, though Mr.. Browns raitsmen brought down
ersl sheaves Of rice picked up adt wnyah bay The
present week hes greatly favo the potsoe crop which
after oil the d weather will he averogeone, most
planters having put down their seed early in March and
whilst the; land was wet Winyah Is CO Observer, Sept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

IMPORTANT ELECTION DECISION The Court of
Common Pleas this morning decided that by the
naturalization OF all OF his minor children residing
IN the United States are pso Jacio made citizens and en-
titled 10 vote such Many had supposed that every
from abroad must be naturslized but Judge King
referred TO the Act OF Congress OF 18th April 1902 and
to decision OF the Supreme Court Of the United States
in Cranches Reports where II is expressly laid down that
the children OF persons duly na,urazed shall II dwell
ing in the United States be considered citizens OF the
United States. "-Phffad Gazette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

THr ONO RIVER letter from Wheeling,
dated the 81 instant says -" The Ohio hes risen tods,
about fifteen inches and still continues TO rise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

6HK- FOR NEWiORLEANS-The splendid new
M1%> packet ship EMPIRE, Captain Russell, loading
urrays wharf foot Of Wall street, will be dis.
pa ehed Tor New Orleans on the 18th instant.
This beautiful ship 1900 and fitted up
style nnequaled by ship aoa for the comfort Of cabin,
second cabin aud passengers hose embark
for New Orleans the above date will find il their interest
the accommodations previous their else
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

CRIcKETTNe. the past week the return
match with the Union Star Club OF Brooklyn and
the Philadelphia Club commenced Wednesday
and concluded Thursday morning in favor OF the Ph
dephans, they beating in innings The 81 thu
Brook % IN the first and ~ in the in
nings The OF the Philadephians in their in
nings l5a On Thursday afternoon the return match
with the best eleven OF the ST. Georges Club and the Phi
lsdephia Club, begun, and on Friday morning II
ended in the abandonment OF the match by the former
Club. One OF its members compelled to return home
and two others, Groom and Wright crippes Groom
much to he conn eled TO leave the field The
Philadephians made 22 the only innings they had Of
which number Turner made 100, j. Ticknor -, Wal.
Ter 30, Barratt H. Ticknor 8, Dudsoa Bradshaw T.
sutcds 10, Facon /, r. TickDor Z, and Richardson r.
Byes H. wide balls 7. The bowling on the part OF the
ST. Georges Clnb-in fact II was without towers the
Club badly represented, Tor out OF the eleven
sent on, five belonged TO the second eleven.
The nine men that went 10 of the st Georges Club
made but bs Of which number Wild made 49, Wright Is
Wheatcroit o, Nichols 4, Bage o, Smith o. skppon o.
Fielder s. and Vnten 0. On Friday afternoon the first
eleven OF the two clubs bt gsn match and innings
played the 81 Georges going in first and making 30
only OF which match Vinten made o, Five men went
out in five consecutive balls, without Of course
The game resumed Saturday.
The Philadephisns second eleven went in and obtained
80 runs at the sacrifice OF six wicketf
The match concluded at o'clock-the 81 George
Club making but 40 in their second innings and wet,
consequently beaten with ten wickets TO 70 down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

6kR PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS--Regular
M1 Pscke-Will sil on Monday next, 7h ,ncscbeS, or
Captain Dennis will be despatched po'itiyey above, her
gula day. The accommodations of this splendid packet
unequaed for cabin second cabin Pas
for New Orleans should inspect this ship before
ing elsewhere Apply board foot Of Maiden lane TO
w. Il J. T. TAPSCOTT, 76 South street,
corner Maiden Lam.
NOTICE-Passage Free n this ship wind and weather per-
does not sail as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

RUMoRs OF A MORMON WAR-By the steamer
Lebanon which arrived this morning from the ILL
nos river learn that when she left Beardstown yes
teray the military ordered out by Governor Ford
still there waiting his arrival and renforcemens under
his command from the vicinity Of Jacksonville As the
Lebanon passed down. number Of soldiers had assembled
at Wells Landing who also waiting Tor further
ders The movements OF this great Commander in Chief
appear to be characterized by the hardness for
which they peculiarly distinguished during the
first Mormon Punic war Nauvoo would be ransacked
and psged before this renowned military chiean could
get his army together and In notion His proclamation
we understand called for general rende Of all the
forces destined for the protection Of the Mormons on the
oath inst Yesterday the oath, but find his army
scattered along the banks OF the Illinois, not knowing
whether he would come whether they to look for
another This grand and protection demonstration
has been eqused since the days of the Crusades II
indeed campaign Of surprise IL not Of reprisal for
taken the citizens Of Warsaw by surprise, and W.
opine that the Mormons equally much COMPOUNDED
know hat all this fuss about fighting Our last
accounts by boat which arrived this morning, state
things in the two belgerent cities to be in state Of the
peace and quietude Gov Ford will run bis State
further in debt and then retire covered with aures gain.
ed In planning and conducting Of the srales militia
ry campaigns, for little political effect which has dis
tinguised this any other sge& Louie Era Sept 10
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-08-14
The Independent Democrat,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

EpucAr,os SocIErY.--'The iwenry-sixth Ami
49,, If ,br americnn Education Society wall BE- ceehtn.ed
M Thursday evening IN this city Hon Ch1i Justice i"tl
al New je-sry President oi The Society w preside.
and opcn the meeting by Address ne Hsv Ai1et bais
III Ell IL ,ie-s ,yllI tnrtIrilts,e ~ the services.
SrocKs--This has bcena day OF animation I'D 9nr
Market the .nes being uDsla " nEse, md prices o. an
harvard tendency. Stale . advanced . Pennsylvania Bank
Fs,s Bosrd-sisCO stn,e Fiyc- 't2oS sou
H. 49, anal Loan 80 s GO do dotU; - W ln,is
oeid roaJ sSs. 1870 II 10 shrs |'Hles Bank 81 sl:
~, So Isr! - 10 .hrs Wilmington Hriiad - Il
~ i an l. DO Mechanics, Bank 6 - d. Penny ana
,nk 3,p 500 Wilmington SNe' CASH % iNj 40 eHh'"s
PAM - n sinJ ''eunee~ec Bond, sji5. ~
Sec1yd EoGrd-l.7 shares Grad ianE. VARIOUS %'ys y
- 70 fte-,ueak e and Delaware cHna Iona TO- 20 So. q"
L. 20 & 01 Helds- Bonds az. iaieS ComncFl.! u. :
IL SO DO Wilmington RufUgd, various "ayS y ~
a. Ia >, Ia 20. p do Guui Cult - ~ state -
TsiS 81 - s.nrrs United Stas Bunk Ga 70 de- feni] IVA
Mn bank ~ :6l state . 10 sha'c tnInden az" Ai
O0S STiIr-SEws, 1! F. Cle"rel Tins lttera0o'
-Eres Peury wanna. TuFey Wcst indcs sfnnS shaip ..
do tTctar BENEDICT. =. CgiN ttnncss Souls so' n
Buchanan Manchester, Mag. tldG No'1nry' BRIDGEPORT
ronn Barge Comet, Cox, New OK. al,
'Jrrired--Schrs Mary Augusta, farnum, l2dGy
-,n h,nonzas Marietta Ryan. Weldon days from New
VI Hng Carnccas Dl. ID days from Puerto Cahcin.T
Sc lane Henson from Providence Los. Honey wei
dnvs from Hartford Lion. Lewis. days from Sewio
Honucr Storer. 10 days from Lube ,.,..,.
Weather clear and pleasant MED WAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22
Things in Philadelphia.
corespondence o. 1'be Tnbune.

PHILADELPHIA. May q, p. VI.
MoRr ARREsrs-John Laiierty arrested yes
teriay afternoon or aiding and abettns the attack the
meeting OF the Native Americans henslnsiOn, and com
m,tcd III default oi slGO ban
J. II. Jones. a Native Auericun, was this morning
arrested and taken before MAJOR vino held INN bail
IN sum Of $3.50 for farther henrlng. The charge made
HIM that of violent aud ifentenln. language
during the memorable three day.
BURGLAR ARREsrED.-A desperate character,
named John 81 Char charged with burglary was arrested
this morning between and O'clock lower par, OF the
rty by several si the MINORS officers utter maxim. most
determined The officers were Knocked down m
the attempt until So lair had been rly beaten
death that he surrendered. lie has been fully committed
RIoTERs.-Several Young men were convicted
this morning IN the Court OF riot and assault and
buttery upon police officer. They sentenced to pay
small nne, and 10 be Imprisoned from twenty sixty day.
each.
STRANGE VIstTERs.-Large numbers OF porposes
now seen IN the Delaware opposite tie city.
NioLENcE.-A man named Taylor, merchant,
now hi tria! Tor assault and battery the Court Of S
SONS upon the person of Mrs. Young. respectable married
woman, with inetntlnG IN commit rupe.
INTERESTING ScEHE.-'1he anniversary ceehra-
ton OF the Sunday Schools OF phadeha will take place in
Washington SQUARE or Monday next To interest the
occa-Un fnany Oi the schnu intend 10 baskets oi
RISES and bouquets and sHrands OF flowers tn lie borne hy tie
,c"ars iwli I've most interesting scene md participated
~ by seFeTal Thousand cndfen: he twentieth
OF the American Scnday School UnI0n being
based IN the Rev. Mr. Barnes Church, Washington square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22
,a-hrinp forth.
What Day May bring forum
tFor The Tribune
Extract from Bishop Hughes's letter oil ycs'ef-
dav morning

ouN -
Four yea ago introduced In Duuel tYH h ,r
Iorlon 'I'hs was request, Tor wished - ~
then the oppoi,ay. mnu Oi whom tIcIs t,,
GOOD and evil sst than OF any Other III me so IN. on
tanui1- nef Down. and whilst the conversation
mere cn,noo place topics silence eiied n'l ~ a', h
eyr- swimming in tcars This aonhci me sun ioti W..
VS. about 10 Withdraw when tie addressed me Is sih -
boon for forty ysaTs public nnn-l ihsc lc.;i esEsti "
,irrl strife with 81 cscry party and OF every crest.
, MI odd. the best as ed the world. bu; f'is ~
,is time neither Gorc= Wings rnf eten Ial-,I.y'
L4r,.elys ever ,:nie attack tic mother u IA;
& was Ia md :e;ie: she meek and rnar.e '-te
ns loved and respected 10: i:ead AM IT, iy 1'els.
nies Nud have spared they could not r;ich me
hurting the lamb that slept my bc=cnI he c'' ati 10
oyer was ,aic OF Mr.. OCnnnc came tom your slh W
water and from your city M paper chieu We
Nornnr erui Some mistaken incud, siipc slDui'
Ia do me service by sending me the pnpef; ltfelcht' e!
s,fgr Mr. :(cnells de lib OF cour>c Tie pn,"e hlN
i.sed the -cn.e heart which 1t intended but Il fe' IL
ed and restet! III NINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1871.
IT, THE STATE CONVENTION or THE OFFICERS
OF TIE CLAY CLUBS MEET AT UTICA on THE hrs'
"wednesday ia June.

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M The Daily Tribune IS for sale by ". A. Mundel No.
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The Postage Reform.
Annexation Gossin.

The myriad stipcndiaries and rumor- brokers OF
the Texas Scrip-Speculators in Washington arc
necessarily extinguishing the untruth of yester-
day by the ialsehood of to-day. The correspond
cnt of The True Sun is one of the most conspi-
cuous He has been busily enough circulating
the story that Mr. CLAY ,ons sorry he had came
out against Annexation, &c. &c. In yestcr-
days paper he says:
AlaIgum, Barrow and Archer are in very awh-
ward positions. With their constituents almost us-
aaimoaS IN faror Of Anneraion, they (being Whissl
are constrained by party discipline 10 oppose ii AT
the hazard of their political standing. They begged
hard 10 be released, but Ciay 'caS firm, and tOtd
them that as they tad counSeted him 10 go against
TcEaS. Mcu ShoMld SHIRE the riSk." :.
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subscriptions for the Clay Tribune,

w IHE CLAY TRInuNE.-Gentlemen in the city who wish
TO send valuable and chenp Wing Journal to ;eir friends
the country during the Presidential Cnmpai-n ac requested
10 read the Prospectus nt the Cay Tribune. which viii be
iound IN another column a-Singe subscription, only co
cents.
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I'rni, Mexico,

By the brig Anahuac we have received the
Government Gazette to April ,2d, aud a file Of
Ell Sigbo,' Il daily paper, both from the Capital.
The subject of The Annexation Of Texas to the
United States occupies much attention VIC
translate the following articles:
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p. ,gi ,r.,L ffc iGrscc anil cogsrn Of thr Sratc
yc,,FI hrNyrpY Consul Tor :Hlway. IN Leland ~ me
ullre at 'rlrmn- Vi. l'cr-,c. Tecal.eI $500
j0srpIj IL FAEEUs o Massachusetts Consul iur Cayenne
n! ifaucll Guiana.
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New-Torls Daily Tribune.

7 To NV Fs IsFINo.J
~ The large and constantly increasing circulation of The
TRIBUNE renders valuable medium of advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers and transient advertisers. The
OF advertising The Tribune, of the
the circulation. favorable any other paper ~
New YORK. and fully ene halt cheaper the charges in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

NAvAL-The United States sloop OF war 0a'a-
=; ,, !b, II %,cboos from Norfolk arrived Mt tins port
9,Ss Ylt',, l,in " Bali Am. ye,te!lny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

LIFE AND WRITINGS OF JAMES GoRDoy BEN
META pamphlet under this tile has been sent
US, which is printed in very dirty style-to cores
pond, we suppose 10 the nature of its subject. Upon
looking over It's pages, which composed prnci-
pally Of extracts from cid numbers of the Herald,
is as'ounled to Sc" to'r much blasphemy, indie
cersy, ribaIiry aud ob=cenity one deprased brain
can generate. Reading daily doses these infamous
articles are forgotten as soon aszpawned-but when
they are thus concentrated and collected into one
vast dunghl, they become most pestiierously ap-
pulling. Pah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

u Hon. Tnos. Ewing addressed, last even
ing. a meeting of the Clay Clubs of this city at
the City Hall, in one OF the best speeches have
lately heard. He was remarkably strong on the
Tariff and other leading questions, ard very much
entertained large and intelligent audience
When the meeting adjourned it accompanied bin
to The boat, on which Mr.. Clay was, and gave nine
hearty cheers. Wheeling Times, 18th.