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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13
Watch and Clock Repairing.
STEPHEN n. CLEMENT,

TTAS removed from Market street, to his shop
L newly fitted up on Main street. opposite 10
Mannev &, Lees store, where he will be happy to
see his former customers and all who need any as
sistance in his line. He has recently received an
extensive assortment of glasses of each variety, and
all the other materials necessary for putting watch
in the most perfect order:
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. FOR
SALE CHEAP.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
N. B. Particular attention paid to fine
watch repairing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Cream Of tartar Alum Hays llneam"nt
Sulphur Satpe,re Salliyans do
Birthstone SIENNA Dalley's pain ex-
Burgundy pitch Seneca root tractor
Soda powders Pink root Opodeldoc
Sedletz do Ginger root Court plaster
Gum arabic Cammomile Adhesive do
Tararic acid flowers Castle soap
Oxalic acid Rhubarb Annato
Corrosive sub Campt.or Iicorice ball
Sugar of lead Sup carb soda Llcorice root
Fine sponge Isinglass Maguesia
Laudanum Castor oil Golfrey's cord
Paregorlc Olive oil Arrow root
Ellxer pIo Essences Sherman's loz
Ag. ammonia Juiuby paste enges
Sarsaparllia Hiera plcra Shermans pias-
Borax Lees pills tiers
Walls and corks
For sale Nv ii. b. HINSDAI.E.
September &c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

1913.
HUTCHINSON, WHEELER & co.
FORWARDING, PRODUCE AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS,
SOUTHPORT, Wisconsin.
Agents for the following Lines on the Erie Canal.
TROY AND MICHIGAN LINE.
Allen Wheeler, New York City;
George w. Tiff & Co. Buffalo, N
Bristol & Porter. Chicago, Ill.
TROY, OHIO AND DETROIT LINES.
AGENTS.
A, Rindge & II Wigus,
q Coenties Slip, New York;
Camp & Hooker, Buffalo, N
Newberry Il Dole, Chicago, Ill.
JOHN ALIENS CLINTON LINE.
The above Lines have as good facilities as any
others on the canal and are connected with the
buffalo and Chicago Line of Steamboats, and
large number of First class vessels that will run
regularly during the season of navigation between
Buffalo and Chicago.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

EIREPLACE Hollow ware
II Pots, Dish Kettles
Spides, Bake Pans
Cast iron tea kettles
Furnace basins, &c.
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

ECONOMY!
nNE HUNDRED of Cranes Patent Zinc
~ Wash Boards truly labor saving article
at fifty cents-are now being offered for sale by
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13
DRITGS AND MEDICINES

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gum Myrrh Muriatic Acid Liquorice
Z" Foetida Sulphuric ' Carb. Magnesia
Aloes Balsam Copav. Gale. %
/" Camphor Blue Pill, Eng. Carb. Soda
&" Arabic Vitriol Sal. Soda
Sc Shelack Cantharides Oil Peppermint
OPIUM Fol. SIENNA Sulph. Quinine
EPSON Salts Eric. Matches Lnseed OIL
Gauber Ground Gentian White Lead
Salt Peter Glue Spanish Brown
Alum Hydriodate Venetian Red
Alcohol Potass Logwood
Castor Oil Iodine Cam. Wood
Tartaric Acid Spanish Float Hick. Wood
Nitric I" Powd'd Ipecac
For Sale by TORREY & RUSSELL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

HOUSE-KEEPERS, LOOK AT THIS
r ABOR-SAVING SOAP for washing,-a new
IL article and one which saves large portion OF
the rubbing required in using the ordinary soap,
Just received and for sale by
HurcBrs.os. WHEELER & PETERS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13
SADDLE and HARM ES
MANUFACTORY.

The subscriber would in
form the public that he is now
ready to attend to any calls in
the above line that are usually
nnIlnH CT. nnl 40 hn l. conf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

CLOTHS Black French and wool Bsck. fngisi.
bic Green. Blue. inted a.d Bfown Cloths. Dfap
u ur pIoin and r'sIied summer elatbs sl eoiofs.
tASSlMEkES. 4 S.per iaucy French
1as'iwefes. new aYleI summer Gead. Of every
de'ruplina iaf Pants. Incu pnIanss, A|.5.l q,
super Black Belgium f@Illed Gas.inefs
NESflNGS Brst quality hInek Satin, FngHsh,
fIfenifne and sure maa superb llell Ne.nnes
SUMMER GOODS All kInas Cotton summer
GoHd,i hra,y Brown linrn AID Llacn Dullmp.,
nso Linen Cherh. ald O,lnghalns Tor cont,
pOMEsflCS Rro ard sleached Mslln, Tick.
ine' Check DulIogs N.ukerns Cambncs Tor
LINING, &c
FOR lI0usEKEEPERS, 81 aud IN / Lmen
and Cotton Shtelngs. Linen fur Pillow ea.r,.
lf'I Lfnens nndfened A. super white Mafseies
Quilt hamask Table Linen futile Dnpet ( ta.hcs.
Furniture pmuy aud Furniture Chm1er y hue
Cotton Fanecs
'aPs0eg and Mailing. OIL Cloth 'rlslc Covers
Linen fipor Clolhs md Ba1es. Curret Cham.
Hearth Bfu,hc', cofsel., MarsellIes and Guided
SKIRTS.
TAlLoRS TRIMMINGS; Rich heavy Serge.
besI qualry SILK Cum Cord, faney Cord. and But
luu- S.ls,ia.. Hollands e..
NICK NtCKN, Bugle Beads Cord. md Tassel.
s.mn ard SILK Glmr-. froecs. Nil coorg. Sewn =
) X. Gnmb, Han Rfn,he,. Dan,lnp Cuuol Slghi
CAPS WhaIebones o.! sub. Flns DC. &c
Bu pause Iesl LIE readers pnnenrt ,honld 10
exhausted. lap 80 hTSELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

vlRt RoMT:
BONNNCASrIE'S MrNSrRATlON and KEY;
GIB>OA'S SURVEYING;
CI NMERL'S SUMMING AND MY,
1lALES UNITED STATES HISTORY,
RLAIR'S LECTURES;
PHILOSOPHY or ARITHMETIC,
WHEATtEY'S LOGIC,
HEDGES do,
MITCHELL PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY
MlTCIIELLS GEOGRAPHY and Atlas
OLNlAiS do do,
RAYS ECLECTIC ,RTlIHET1C;
WESTERN CtLCrLArOR and KuY;
SMITHS ARITHMETIC
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
KlRkHAhl'S d..
ECLECTIC SERIES lat, ID. } and III READER
DICKS WORKS ynls;
ROLLINS ANt lENT HISTORY. vol;
ALLlSoN'S HISTORY or EUROrE,4 VIZ,
PLUTAKCiI'S LIVES;
rRE'S DICTIONARY or ARTS. DC,
Goodr'- Book at Nature,
tEDERALlST,
American Con.uunonE
'Fooke'. Panihco.,
Tyllers History;
Wasland'. Political Economy,
WAY lands Moral Sclenee;
Indian Was;
Cumbe "a Digestion,
H.op's Fables;
Domestic Cookery;
Rleys Narrative,
Wits Lie ofPaluck llenrvi
Webster Dictionary
NllwIigh Guide;
Combe's PhteroagY.
Comhe's Constitution OIL Man.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27
SELBY7S
FANCY EMPORIUM.

A
beng mo-" opened arrrneed in fine order wish mike known for
'aafaI aud the world n lorge
m Stock.
W" be 10 reRn from publishing Through this mcdum9 exceedingly
call from al purchasers
NJ ng ready 10 SATISFY the all by the Goods prices
st'A l'I adding that
'ns IN The Eastern Cities style Of seasonae Fan
a S a. hry come out and 10 keeping stock Of the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

reed. fine assortment Car
IL and ,nnet Rihhens. KID, SILK. Cotton and
Thread Glove. PInie and fnc wotkea Cotton and
Six Hose; Brk Lnce Yerh, Green Bafacc; LeNe
Vel. and Hdkf.; Black tialen Silk Cravats; Alpa ca
Aerons; Rlk AID White Grape. Gtmrs and FrlnEes;
SpataIfcd Poneee and BanIauna Hlkis; Suspen-
DIR; Night Caps Cambs. Tape Ro-. &r
mar ~ q w llfISki.l.l.
HANGING ACADEMY-MR YEo. re
specifnllv hers to inform the Lad ~ aud
Gentlemen of Wheeling, ihoi he has laken rooms Al
Mr. Lukeca'. Cnnfectoncr. &C. Nam ST. which lac
will open NJ an academy lor Tuinun IN Dancing on
Monday the lst April lsii.
Class to neel on Monday. Wednesday and salnr'
day afternoon from four TIL .ir
MIR Yep - most anIions TO form class o Young
Indle. thai hive before tnken lessons IN Dancing.
To teach WALKING, Mazonfka.. &c. &c Il olss-
can he formed Of eight, air Yeo will give Them
separate dnys.
Entrance hv The side door. mar3o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27
JOHN FISHER, .zgcnt,
3DONSlHhh.HL325 SYAp1ONfIHRo
No. 1873 Main street,
WHEELING, VA.


e ha m rom Fp. The
IA Sat among shIeh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27
CLOTHING STORE.

CtHRlSTAIN KAMMERER respectfully m
" forms his friend, mud The public, that he has
fomnved from his I'D stand 10 Paxton : Corner. d.
feclly Opposite the Virginia Hotel. Man street
where he has on hand aud intends keeping, large
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting
IN part Of Fine Frock and Dress GOATS. Clnth, sum.
mer Ddlling. &c Silk Marsellles and Satin Vests.
beautiful styles Cloth. Cashmere Ca,snei. and
Summer pant. Also Stocks Cfavals. Shirf. Gloves,
together with variety Of Fancy Good', CUSTOM
WORK done 10 order in the most prompt mud
FASHIONABLE MANNER The public IL.
ylied 10 give hun call. ar they will be accommo-
dated IN The best .lye and al the chenpesf fales.
mp 4-3m c KAMMERFR.
nLACK a BLUE BLACK CLOTHS
- -Sume OF the best bargains IN Blue Blnck
Cloths ever offered IN this rrark-l
mar % SENSEkEY Il RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

nnn BAGS RIO COFFEE
ZOO 50 baes ST Domingo daj
% bags I'D Java doi
300 boxes I'm plale;
la5 binds n o Sugar
80 brls \ Molns.e,
40 bfls No hackrfr
81 leg. THia Tohacooi
90 boIcs fine cayendsh,
90 bsIes NJ K R4Wnsi
o hhls Rice,
40 chests II Tea country packed
Also Gnupowdef, Imperial and super black Tea,
q hr. Rosn,
IS hfl. { Tar,
30 hrls I.oulave Lime.
! 0 boIcs Bsnn refeed Loaf Sugar
Is brIs n o Refinery;
% hae. Pepper
10 hays Alsplcr,
2000 lhs Plr Lead,
hrl Carers Scotch Snuff
A tine assortment Of Bfazlef-' and Sheefng Cop.
per- Block Tin, &c Cotton Yum. No 5 10 lo
Baltings. DC.
Iron. Nails Window Glass. &c
ala WIN FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

a tAt TION fhe public are hereby foreWarn.
- rd aeans pufehi slug. 10 NM manner. n count
pf'n'ss7Y NOT e., dacd March p lS4i. Gsr ten
dollars pagah'e FIVE months afier datc o 1hpmas
Mu'drcw. and slpnrd hy Samuel Groves and John
CARPENTER. The co.. sidemtun for Which the above
note vas gwen haa rro,ed go he entirely ,alaele".
not ~ OH represented end ~affnoed by hIm md
hus therefore been lh day returned 10 him, but he
refuses Ia give up Tie noe
np Is SAMUEL GROVES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27


; Todd, II r.o,e. Nl'ahEfs', va t#|W
N aud esp ~ ct
.g,ipa. Ufs Ar
-------.~,st,-f tRRINAIOF
ExInnn - rN.T5SH SraTru
sr,sa cERMAN ANplIALiAN GOODS
a. rut
-~0Ap c a II y II II y L
DIEN & 90
y. w
s,valutsl rornt O. Nm ,,tit3flfNC 2.
s1sHEY have "
c. ssuI,G AND SUMNER GOODS.
Fauimert. p aar Ija. Arr i4rs ard
5r,,toa, which The are mo-" of'h.ti- ''" IsI5a%
q follows q ,.--..,, .-.4 ,,...,.,.-..
French and I'D "" -a' pi,.. IT,
20 do do Xes iuss.
IA Do = rum o'.
Broad dsed.s b.
OlIss ~ f:nnpS- tulL araa T,,ccds NeK-
~ ,s,ars Frenrh tnrus and drilmes. d.
RombazInes. Rhhai GaWhr1ans al ca,,aafs.
%.nao DrapdF IT, E'uc buI's. Brown HaI
lands, Mansr -. t,,ass = En-, -.
nj nj ' ssesehsd nv M. Baueo cass.mer..' Lon.
don Stripes ~ q "a. o.. ~.
every sne'h ,b sb.,,@,. s,r.r,s
as u'sar ,,lis pe5.y rs,,le43z. .1rcr lrss
peIIss, S sona ;" - l..l.'.'..,.. 49,.
Ss0nsn s's''' cA3lc0IS
,....,;f.l ...s,,,n.,t. .qIec,,3 ,t.bgrca,ears.
H. sboyo sr,cIe. .sers purchase under sbe
most fasorebl< d., zs.sH-ts from htresfes-
aud conni9ssos Mra#a~rs IN the different
cities nsms4 sN"se an ~.' 'e sold ter '1>H
Il
c.o.;.,,ss e nj ~ = $500 III, and e,s..,
Ftoek and 1v1.. e.. p .anner Cloth de-
pomoe,ls@ q. W. is- 90 nt3
HoIisnSs al Fsnr. {. ~, d5.
vssis d. eA''' d.. e''''.
] he sbo7s. Cloil made bg erp.rttaesa
xorkmsn undsf o. a.aea.''' suFef'isisn.. aud
Linen, nushn' Gla-ham aad Check Shuts,
s,ss.s S,osis IL ~ "r. eltu ,...
snl All pessr, I5sf. ~ ai 80 - itIll+n
", Sill. Buck stln ard uo.kin CIsvc. and =
1sdil:smeHi.
~ ~ n.oos ala me pn'He IN general are
1sSsssi,k. - ~ 10 give a. a 'all.
ia ~, fwt ger aasapt1 mans any 9'her house
n mi \ essv,pre -, - H. -, anu VIC s"a"
" SRI@FN co
" cor Nam & Monroe Sis,
%VrSr r.. - ---------------
MATtR CtRE-iItdnpalhy or the
!. ws~ Cure lis principles. modes Of treatment
-. 'r..".r~"n many cases by Jael She" NJ
oql mo TT
nrs~ ''''' d
s.ax - '',u .' ,,le nF
ruRna NV.
j i ~. US ''t Scrae Books Tor IN"
] IS n.s..~ ",u Preservation oil Specimens
I..i,;-. - WY n''I'' euioie Iof 'Aos"
- -E.1{, ~ 'He eaihcfig 81 Chplce leiNfst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27
CHEAP AND FASHION ADIr
AIIOR Nc.
FOR TIVE LADIES.

- ~ ,.r,S,,,,
,,.,l. :, 49, nj, ,
t.l,.i
and aew ,'y'o Iarcs ard fleiors Mnl Joccone,.
Gamsro. rarlnian. Swls. taco Striped and Rnak
Mrs ~. B,-hof. Lawn fVnrcd md ulo,u W sh
Il w lIflSkFlI hss rcd superior Stock
W. "' t"sef"nnhl" N".nn's. among Winch - IN.
new slHir tad : L, asa tie rbenprs prlco of
~ WV ~
III AphE>iit GOODS hnI"s hto"h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

a. CHESTS snrar s8pst GHnaa,dcr Imperial
9 aud YannP leaan Tcs. 30 haps PRIME Eio
1aiier' lso aaz Vino md printed Grnuie Ten.
.1t.v and an scr, Granite and edged Plat.s.
sfl"ndd as-onmcnf. NIL re- sid at le e7si fas,ile
a1vnuce. b. lapIs 4 NNTRRAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

..r,,csv TRfNfH ENGLISH foTgH
EAMkki. 80 s.r,,s,.X eNnIrALIAN GOODS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-27

~ WATtR CiRE-iIsdrnpalhy, or the
Ws'e Cure rs principles. modes OF rrealnenl
Hleafa'e5 VIII many cases. ~ JOEL SheN NJ
'g~als JOHN nAsWFLL.
~ Union ST
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20
I.HCTORYl I.fcTORrfi

"Noa nobly ihe Ieopla ale nsin'
( f@hkNhf cLAfsnd PhEi,lN0liUY bEhw
TIE result VI ihs l.ouiaiana siectloo musI
L. gratifying 10 every True uhlg, aHd ~ HI.
sefj hssn geoI, We 30 nos ls,nsml~f say
slseiion ~blch bss ialsa plaes ilnes olf mem
ofa'as ifsmrh ~ 1870. ils fs,s@ u ubsh
fats " msfa ipsalasssbs inpii.s 10 lbtsw
~ puf hsl ssi shgsi 81 lsyi llh. ~ osf
oiihien, 0gti sglsnaiJ glrigfy, aa1 ilai,
loo' shsis - bi1 'ssfrsly isfsi 10 hgps sf
.ssfftt
fhs dsaesfst' hsts. 10 iifss yss,s. l.sa
g'i'y slsue'l sgsfy sssfilsa - dsl.sl il,s sse.
llag " Ilssiy C4y Tbsg tsps tsssrlsd ~
hsafly every st~dsei whssh gfgml,si u, he
" sdsinisgs - lllsm ~ fs sestnplistaissi
y ii'sf sblsei. " 80 asgibiar ~ ibsif siass
VI fsliilssl sapisl They haze saistfsfsd
~ pffiadlee il's religious commodity sRt.att
W tlsy W ceiling hlm tafh hsnss % iiist.
lsg, gsmilsf. dstaael,ss. ks hey hsgs tsm .
dsd ~ fsaasnslls msgsmsum la lllpis
i,land bsisfs Ne peopls IN gflsf ismsts ifsai .
lfls's flai ahe rhigs we're sppussl ~ hss
'saisgs Hey have denounced iha present.
.ann 10 NE South ~ cod spf, 'uBluar AID 'op
ffnlssf whilst 10 ihs Nafih They have sigp
ed resolutions IN heir puldla mssllngt sp
rowing NJ ihe measure, soi IN tbs popular
'faneb n ceafRss, With some G0 ma.onfFI
ave voted down a biil n fedure fio rates I'LL
.uly nov lesied upon imports These. ind
many others not mentioned are ths means by
which The democratic patty have attsmred
. regain ihe power from which ihc people {
ufled them IN 1870 But 90 this would not !
o and finding their PROSPECTS eth gloomy !,
nd uopromisug, they sie,ed upon their last
airing hobby, the Texns bumbug. and with ,
they expected 10 ride rough sbod over the
.hig party Of The Union, and thus crush lor. ,
yer our fond hopes Of restoring the govern. =
cnt to It's original purity BOT thanks 10
c noble and gallant wings Of Louisiana our
,ponenls have been dsmounicd IN their very IS
.st onset, and their hobby so crippled that is n
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20
CLAY CLUB.

At meeting of the Wings of Carol
County, held at the Court House on the 18th
inst, for the purpose of organizing a Clay
Club,
4 G. w. Fl. BRowN, Esq, was called to the
chair, and ROBERT CLARK appointed Secre.
kary.
The object of the meeting having been ex.
planned
A Constitution for the government of the
Club was then adopted.
Daniel R. Russell, Esq, was elected Presi-
lent; f. R. Burton, James X. Lea, John
Mcclellan, Garrett Virgins, and G. w. H.
Brown, Vice-PreSidentS Robert Clark Secre-
airy, and ]. F. Ayres Treasurer.
On motion of E. r. Burton, a committee
was appointed to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense of this meeting. The committee
retired, and after mature elaboration, pres.
ented the following resolutions.
lst RESOLVED, That it is the deliberate sense
OF this Club, that the election of Henry CLAW
OF Kentucky, the Farmer, Patriot, and States
man, to the presidency, and Theodore FIRE.
llnghuysen, TO the vice. presidency, in No
vember next is essential to the perpetuity
of our free institutions, and the well being of
the people of this Union.
End. Reso1Ued, That it has been the habit
Of the democratic party, to make some such
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

h, maisnal Issue before ihe people az The on'
aow termed. ihe "annrKailoa question: n viii
,hs design " avoiding q contest 90 ls''
g,ousds. bspina llieuby 70 oblaln ihs asesn'
demo- ln iiis Rosfrnmsnl that surh s'l'infs
ses diBgsw1s n dls bot lgiffsfi n onf he'
bgel rouairy. aei eag.li ~ ~ 'iffa1gi'iY
sefassi by sysy lus wi'lz
gd Hs(isf That lH ihs dawfisf ~
ii.a,y cisy b. sn,i.sisd sd 80 hala h'ai
fassNisis b. aa aIl.sd psif.g'l Wiih il.s 3D.
.fass " sli selfish motives 800 'ffile'lal PEE
i.sss. ~ aitsg Fsa w sas " fo'ifafisd
ff~t 80 fhsi - hisss fs property
n aaf fsaafy dspsadi sa h' fisFf''en 10
ds pfiAlshFf
iih Hsffsf. Thfi fis isgsfl TffH lsfa
I've asRsafss. d.asmlaaisd ~ iis wig pfe#
IA n., bfasd fs6kasmsy, meets ne entire
aaf,s,aaaa # hh t8b err iasi VI wiH
.,s msh tiassat shi habafslds p.sshf, as
wB ssfss h,sH iaeess Nv Nofsmisf nfft
30 Hsifsi, Ttfi W., We msmlsn NJ
Ne cspsli'aa fhy fI1b. flsdrs ourselves
lai.ysiasfly sai collectively, ~ spare aslibsf
l,iof asf honorable msaa' la womoliag ills
.selsa ~ Henry Cay ~ iba presidency,
iai stfoslst ihs designs ~ tls democratic
sllsn IN sgliaHag fhs ffaf hambae
Gh Htsifsi. That u i ibs opinion n ihis
'lah. ihat ibsfs ore question: Involved 10 ilia
Presidential contest, NJ more 'llai Importance
10 ihs prosperity ofogf common country, Than
be immaiials annexation If Tetat
5h. Reaitsd, That whilst there Is every.
hing CONNECTED with lhe "siagIs star" 10 en-.
eaf h teutag a nation. we are Of ibe delib.
rate opinion that the future will be q more
tdog time 10 aqilaie ihc question II anncsa.
Ion than the present
Al Of which resolution, being adopted,
On motion the GLIB Adjourned until Mon.
ny evening next at 5 o'clock d
~. H. RUSSELL, P,eddcaL
RonGRr CL,aR, Secretary. II
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

TEN THOUSAND MAJoRITY,-The Democra-
cy of Mississippi not satisfied with knocking
Clay into a cooked hat, have determined to
give Polk and Dallas 10000 majority Free
Trader Of Sd instant.
CoNFIRMAToN.-The Holly Springs Guard
says that Marshall county will give Polk and
Dallas five hundred maority-Mississippi ten
thousand Didn't we say so? Nothing short
Rf ten thousand WiA do Ibid, I0th inst.
A decent re- Guard for the opinions of the
people, should prevent those Free Trade gen.
llemen from INDUCING so publicly in their
Eavorite game of Brdg.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

MR.. CLAY AND NATURALILdns3
IZENS-A ISLANDER PUT All ~
The locofocos have been endeayorns
ate the impression that Mr. Clay sa1
feelings of hostility towards the l na"l
citizens of the United States. A SIa1
was never concocted by locoloco vi
Mr.. CLAWS sentiments have been Ol'el'
sed upon this subject. The iO lna.II
quent passage is from a speech Osn'I|
Mr.. Clay in the Udited States oen''
1872 Kno.c. Posi-.
"The honest, patient, and lndu, s. y,
man readily unites with our PeUpe 1,
es himself in some of our fiat lanu asI
capacious barn, and enjoys IN 'Iau r,,Sl|
abundant fruits which diligence = s' =,
round him, always ready to fly 10 70. ~, 4,
of his adopted country or its Jaw" Sh' y I
/, BY the duties of patriotism. I Inc
versatile, the philosophic Frenc nII he
modating himself cheerfullly 10 e fD v ii
tudes of life, Incorporates himself II i forsi
ficulty, in our society. But Of az no;rII
none amalgamate themselves 81 - E $
our people as the natives Of ! InJ have
In some of the visions Wnlc D ,unpos
through my imagination ! na uS oafrs
Ireland was originally part anu arrlrsOt
continent, and that by some .oro fronI
CONFUSION Of nature, It was 'U, i NJ
lea. and drifting across the o pee ! GrJ
ced in the unfortunate vIcln"y .os,: be
ain. The same open-hearteol,nD''cca rslS
generous hospitality; the sd aunt hunil
11ncaIculating indifference !. aO y both co..
the inhabitants ~ :, Jailed D.
Kentucky has been sometimes o SS' th,
land of America. | have no .usUvsrsd
current of emigration were = Farops,
from America to the shores q aI~sdcs
of being from Europe to % a would
American emigrant to Ireland .sn, here
find. as every Irish eng, home
hearty welcome and happy ~1 :, 81
~Time is that desert mist in q " sIsrpil
The s shapes "a and cOIors o.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

lives. and THlRTY.FOuR loeoloco' are 81,
lelecisd 10 DE convention, according 10 w'
present appearance. ~ Use locoloe"a sl'''.
%, prolalJy isn or twelve msinialn siivNs
con .egystl,s principles II vii ~ difsf'
cred, thanflge, iist fadifsl le.'giie0ifm h.'
geessypd sia,ek hun shiell "a slll Dgi slFfa'
W rfcOtst w. bssf ~ HipnFf.i s''+
iaaes. 10 ihs paililril feBPistlan ~ ~ 'pi
sssilge. ihsi lils consolidation ~ llif hitN y
- fs,asi eisl oisa q fgapi hhi lbifii ~
h'an tssat
TrAf sof effsnsais SEEM 70 10 tet'ss e'
fsfs.a, sby MaiapJa ,.tslli fg'f ~ FH'i'
4ai tsss given si = tiealnfnt sas, N.ai p
has hna W. fshiaahs. We HaaA is h'li
sfaggh ffs lsisfaHJ ~ suggest, 81 fa al
tiaaal sas. hsi &c. rsh tsf ssefa
tssissht H fs town Tbi sasA NJ.
fswnst ~ rfHsf'ai ist.sa HIni 49,
lfmosm6 NJ CfuaH ~ hsY HNl afsi ha
faFtHa.ib h fIas i,fvt ff hem. Hass flfj
tays dsisim.asl ~ 'aa ibs fsss af.sfs
rJs Raas sfas asmssai, ~ So Cay b.
en- shssisaia We'll " ff is. Hs rhh itsg
sosli asis hlsis sal Prove fl ~ u hs h,'
ss ssn' 81 hf h.m. W We ~sat
~ Ws di.spgg fbti tsms ~ Ne fpA
agit IL h# pr'oa ere wIihsfng awsy I.
Wonder u dfy btf0t been iamp.sd godff
fa.fs . bnie fo1 morn hisiy'
~ There never hif brsa a tims since no
,bgio 81 ouf plGy. when there we're brighter
ifolpsfs NJ NE success ofouf pfInflfle' W.
II good cheer. noble shIsf.
II IL nov reduced 10 n esrBI6fy that bui
pf NJ Clay't letter apd hit Influence with
enaiofs. 1efas would hUw have been no IN.
sgral part oi Me United st1iet-ffse Trs.
er.
We'll, well de- you acknowledge that M |
fAY, pfyilc citizen, without office, has
iofe influence out Of the Senate than dfisea
rmocratic Senators have Ia the Senate lla
iatli do
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

" from every indication we have from,
'n's and the adjoining counties, there will b.
u"o o. 'he largest gatherings in Carrollton m
'"o S1'n ever seen in this place. There will
noa; possession formed on the square, accom-
Panied Dy band of music, which will march
out TO the place prepared for the sneaEina
1peaoed by the orators of the day and the Care e.
iOll'on Clay Club. The ladies are particulor
" invited to honor the occasion with tho;r
presence. '"e'r
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

- RALPH GRAvEs.-This gentleman has
81 recently arrested and bound over to tho
Iu'' Court OF Kinds county in bond Of
~ amount, under charge of ASSISTING bis
RICHARD . GRAVES, late Treasurer of
MiAsSxCPpi, in his escape-we suppose from
the eTcited populace at Jackson. We cav
Ao'n'ng as to the gull of DR.. Graves. but ,vo
800 say one thing: if he would have deser
'eu ms brother in such an hour, he is pnwor
'Rsof the sacred name of brother
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20
noon vEnE, IOU W.1sEesf

IN order That ouf paper may bc n,ofe gen.
orally circulated 10 Carroll and The adjoining
oounies, and thereby rendered moro efficient
~ promoting ibs success Of Wing principles.
we propose 10 publish thc Statesman rom
The lOth day Of August next 10 the Presiden.
lial election nj The very low price Of FIFTY
CENTS PER cory.
Clubs will be supplied on the following
terms.