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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11
1IIGIInT n. Ihia.

Nxw Fall AND WTNTER 6OoDS
w. the New Store OF &. X y u -
H1(e ~ Man street y 4 4 y Mars,
have fecelved Their FIRST stock Of ran ana
Winter QeodA .. follows
Super Fvcsch Blsek, Eneli.h and American
wool dyed Cloths, plan and fancy cassIn1eres'
Bcigie, plain Rcaser, Finishing an8 Pilot ttelhs'
Sniiiuctfs. Kentucky Jeans ahd Wakefield kcT,
eevs: White Cave, Rod, yellow. Twliird and
pr;niod rlsnpels; plain and f. d a'ks. and sal-
ina lnew .style) plain. s,fped, wetrTsi, change.
able md ard plain Alpaca lusires. Bombsz ncs;
Satin striped and plain Muslin De Lsines, siriped
Chusans, Lnsfvc LANES, Grape Rnchrl, Sirlped
..unstlas, pupted Saxony, French and English
Meglnoeeg Qnches,er Earlsiou, French and
ChmteQ qlpGhams; Brochn, Dsmask dc aines,
~ ~ Embsoidered Damask Wannen, Tartan.
r. X05<no, Thbei Kahyle, fsdv Sale and
q G0B4Gor Ladies Shawls; c0'd and black
Kj1 - Long White do Fancy Points and
DYoG3 nNdkerchefs, Alnacha Aprons. SILK
apron - 1Isck and cold twisted silk fnnaes,
WORKING eopa. ZEPHYR worsied, Thread lace
edsinss 80 @nesEines, Swiss and laeonei d;
Ashburtons Lyens and Fancy Net I.aces, cold
silk Gimpe ktvene and Hem-stiched Linen
cambric hdkfs. plain and fed white and black
Net; plain and fig's SWISS. Book, Lace sirned.
checked and yaconet Msslins; Null Null Nan.
socee. Linen tawns, Linen eamhrc' PLAIN and
hg'd bol9loeetos blach CASTELAR, Net; new style
honRet U!bbeues sk packet Hdkfs; lush linens;
MoheR eleak toessl, Cd and s.A Table Diaper.
50 Linen QiARer Russa do and ileaehed and
brown d!ue1 y4ele cloths, linen shee;ingsi ,
dollande, o0k and wofsle Serge; black silk
tabby And pGtnsbd Velvet; Gents black Italian
cravatA UDf4ay searfs, Boz ne stocks and Rs-
ron collalef hla.k. white AMI cod Kid. cash
msro oo1 Thlbet gloves: Merno au4 Satin Yes
liDgs5 enper Gum Snspenders Suspender Fndsi
broy4 cotton, Anpola md Lambs wool drawers
ndlohtaa<brocade chair aad lasiine coat md
e. ut1ons; fad mohaE and SILK binding.
s9o o0&4eyd. German and American pins'
biae bile cotton, black Lamb Wool.
Mike ~ and Cashmere Hose do halt
Hoss: stripes, checked brown and
bieaebe0 U11.ngs canvass. padding bleach 81
ans bvoWn uno)in, waddne hating. UMBRELLAS:
q LAM nnnGlgent Of French Chintzes BRUSH &
NMERlCAN PRINTS
One ease II fns Florence BRAID Ronnsfs, ntir
stgle. Horss Hair Gimpsi dc. IL.
Weluvitf The attention Of Country nsrchanfs
u onr stock. which is large and well selected.
0~(no)omcrs and the citizens % fwheehng a Oh
yicjoI ~ respectfully invited 10 give Ne cail
te1pp4 o4jnR Their Fall purchases. FOR IRE a y
4kk ssH DRY GOODS cheaper than
- 1(ere altered ia Ats CITY.
j. b. & r. p. n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11
DRY-G 90 ID ).
GREAT ATrnACrios!
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NE.W GOODS...

su,HE SUBSCRlBER begs rave = i'hioi u
the citizens OF wnctlng anl lhe
peixhbofhsod. that he has ju'i ''lafnel IN
ph,ledelphia aud Bsliimofe. sra = nov tee'N
" FRESH STOCK or SEW GOODS,
Beng the srcond snrply ihs - winch iot
,asAttrv Aap cuuArsssS cannot be stecifs II
saualled m the Ctly II Wheeling
Cisths OF every variety OF rhs'e ana pf'oe. 'e
c...s sw a sad c...ne,. 9th. greatest .aen
ffy IuIo6lnsble.
Kenfnckr Jeans, (uiied cloths.
X ereoeo Beaver cIotha t,irsiir cloths. anc efe-
~ eo1;noe ~ goods for css,.sn. Pc ,.oohH
Bleached and Brsvn hasans, fisane.s Hne
ALSO-1bs lsFgssi assortment 81 toheo'f ne
hes ever o1eied to The public.
DSn1eSfie HaSIsisn ana Manchester eiHtta "l,.
Splendid new sisIe goods Tor dresses, 'ncH >.
rsciI lix'd Vslrsfs. China Penn 1hhsah %
lame, Muslin de i.aine, sl.s sure AseNesI -
IA new articIsj stripei fg z, rhanscaelc' pau.
and variegntej Aipatl Lutts WIN eNrtf
kiad " Goods in fsshlan fnr Ladtes "rs.ssf'
..Saou1S. 19ssdkueaffs Glors', HssisrH .hi,'s'
Cu1l6, u1hbens, BonHei silks and Innings, ar
Tke ~ ofs3rned would take tins seeaNon e
exDferS hsS lkdoks 10 the public for the lloefat
saaro either pstroaa heretofore reerNed, ana
hopes and bolieyts that On eAnmnat9n Of hlg
stook Uit) satisfy say that lie - snA ca siiin"
20 fell ohoso 81 the public paironaee,,.>,r.,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11

Hn tHH march - HarIaHtfuHz aH## H.tH each s#,aI
=..d5H5s las some urs fi.4#a Is 'gGH Df. 5f.ni
s..f.H95 @@..tT5ya,#.54 H5...# a. .e,r.5.,,t
8sf HfreI bean e ofUf man. H.=zu,zf #tsaHf.a
Il tltea Prospective srt# #aeaf fne p3tf
faras taars h5N I- tHe mIua sfHIDk with Rou-
#a4E Nuffau.4 s,-Has aaa reH-rea made M
HHsrr4 H..aHtfuenf I'd eIsiz Il Iift particularly u
#H4tU vH-a ffiates 90 fhs know edge ~ TIE hui
zI.u s=tfeta no hetIfd and di -tse. hoW Yalua
flH.raHa ISL s.#Ha.aIas ara sA~ saf-l#se aes
#.tnHt e##a'aazs. nHsusa tHe szrHek 81 eHasiu#
I4.tr,s llass uol# iue l.IH1tI#a tnHIe and our
r#mifaHsHs .3s 81 f#a IassI.#as. ten.H1 ap
HfIaea tt r. STANDARD Hi perfection ri - resent
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#Prfs#a..-H# f.. H. sHtsaI Lie aal IL. Pata1.=
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Hr8i knowles Los taHa e#sa,t= f"reaH~tsHe tes
Of te=amaz sHaH.s3 N#th = 1szanHas ga.
Iue eIaI.. ne sa5IHus t..He= az structure.
- tHH sEs tsIl remedies HHH- saen H.ht alter
ftIa EIa. dFeI.f tslo.#Y t.Hfta farnu HIu, A. H.
HHufffI.ts sad -. tmatl#a# Waffcl fhe eau.e
b - disease 49, .sH-#fa'c HrIl#Bf #aHnIa 10,
ri1ce lHr n.a##IuI stnt1 lI#l'Y 20 I'll uiaae 90
treatment = ma au.} ss--# ztrI i t'e pathology
II ufs. uut aH.t afaieIH# fa Iae ~Hzertf, b.t
#atr.e fiY n concordance NHfb lie operations ot
Natntr. aHa 60 "a. Tor iet = wv and teaA9n=
rs 81 rtH1f .-IH@I tsH.'liHs HHt ~ II >
#ais SAT @AS's = F. t#ffRiHsA' ST. e5lue eaIn5
=. uaH hsl easca8l4tp ihtIttsf "i lp' mast fAut
Lie Ffz.t HIs -HHfftaae eFHtai#s pa tHH. 81
teW. THE s4r. = ar.la HfcaInhlaei WIN the mos
n, ctuaI - TIE mos sam aff - ass Iohs iha
EfH9ft IfteH# si.affe- ~ iHe - 'it HsHa W
and lis uu# safntrz su cess IN tur Fesiofa 4lnn
- hg14th II VIA H1a A3nE T. t+ 1At#f me Ht's
zfs'tsH=ina e.. -HH#+ HaIt.i#z hA= e'fHH F. a. y
4ftt e81ft=frr, t#r'faHHut - % aa ffiIftH- ei
US oHHI4# aa.ie ralas. So. J.tsIHnaa il Ia
HIe ttat.I.d iI terms t=e atss let - 20 't1
4 mas i'ut H0et fIfsl irI - "'st=sf' bhl IT'D
t1e pfat ''ts 81 mfa. ne 10 p IAN teafut M
liar fo tuls@oHs tndt W"A d6i "a lhr sttttrt
stomach and bow y, with all ite pfeEfH.pI aHH
aatcpHf 90 hIn"fA1 fftIfttphs, 81 WITHOUT hh
dtlrtcHups chteia upon the fIial po"ef5 81 the
system.
The az. atom = inef reed. Is saf'tal.' sa9iaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11

la4,lne auic.rs. VIZ
IGR1EERIES
Ia gass GREEN RIO col ~,
20 h.tes CaHf1yslt TEA. so 'Ae.h Y Il FeA-
IN Do ufsaH >.ia H.. II h'zss lnHrf'a5 =.
2a80 I-Iaat>laA 3 bh'- - tA.i.
2ana rs ,,hfe u4saul II, - rlerees uftf
% Ibis \ O sol. ASsGs. % uo,e- eos SOAP,
la0o - SALEEATls,
10 haae. IL nlae TOBACCO. saaqaa'ig.
10 10 rs pluk De aa'
10 10 3a 5lus o. -
lers3 TNIsi da d.
%.inees Ground PeHner. GpaH1 A'sr're aa
Cloves. tiineef lna ~. Ma1fef. ! o huaes fipess.
DRY GOODS.
Blac aIb hraat CLOTHS ne hfa'd Go u.
GIVE brown ia. Owe Green u.
Ribbed CASSlMEKFs. Black cASal AtRbs'
Cas.,nets Of all qaaiiesi kerseY' al Hl 9.,'aae''
lfh.ey. al uil qualities; 10 .ale' nI'"o
2B1 pcIers 6leached NuSilN>i
POO p. PRINTS ofai. qualities and prices
BLACK SATIN NtSriNG,
F5nry VISITING efll qaa'fiie' ord prees; =.
IRISH IINEN; b.errn ann ',o nm
APRON CHEcks. BLU hhlii.,,
Bel ITCHING. ail fntes. Lfarp an - i.a'.'
n..1 ,.4 80, HOSE. Gents aud Lsiiss G'ases
BOors AND SHoES-260 prs Ladlcs' slrfef'
fail pr,re. md qnaltes; 50 pre- ia.ies CaHe'
Roots. no pfs Ial.es XII ShFn"rs. 30 pis Man
fs5st p.sfs 81 nfs Nans' Calf BOOTS 30 prs Mfn-
~sal Pee BOOTS 100 r.. NeH- lWcb a"1 Mp
B..r4o.. ah,aaer tbaH over before offered 20 lh% ely
HNNnW ARR 81 MI Kind. ana 49aliies f"eafe'
,aaa ever heiore offered 10 t.a city
rRoeKreY-A fourral assortment Of common
nd priaf.l Cookery ~ ITO crate AMI feiad A..
man, s,.er s,ilele- 20, numerous o. mention \.
(Which VIII hs salI chc4 CT u.an ever before
r c.,.5,,. ,,,rrhann niH lie supplied al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11

TSRINGEs, GIMrs AND OTHER TRIM.
II MING have splendid assortment OF
Fnnees. Gimis, Bra'd'' WAL. san's' n"l'ons tn
t.s,,. ana o,h.r af.,,les for Mllliuefs Trimmings
" 4 stBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11
DE NTISGRN.

y. y. HHLLTffEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
kffICE. No eli. MAN ST. q few doors above
~ Tho Virginia Hotel Wheeling, Va.
may II II
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PUBLISHED DAILY. AND WEEKLY b
JAMES Il. WHARTON.
\, rpx ooRsra OF uSios An vkiS STREETS
WHEELING. "A.

Sinnle raI,en Tor sale hl INC '1I1'V7' I'M ~ -.
affes 81 2 cents copy
The Weekly paper. The "es'eIa fiIs.''a ''nes.
sa,,ls.,rs IN "Wednesday At - % per annum
:. .a,.nec. ar % IL moi pad within eHe month
,r,rn the beginning efthe year. Nonew subscriber
viii h, received. esrep, sush a. pas 10 a5fanee
Fer 6 msnihs 81 SO i iusar'ahiy charged Ne
.bsc rber received fsraless term ihas SIX months
aud ne paper discontinued. 81 cpl aiiae d'se1s'sa
.fths pahli.bsr until all arfearsres are paid.
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Advertisements inssu~d nh forbid Of Without
x,fess order. will ~ asserted until ordered -a'
- charged sae dsllsr fer Isl ihf-e insefi's- a.
Is ols FOR each inscrfi-n sller. Adkrr''rntn's
melted ihfes times .eek fer hreo isaths me
sbsvs. Weekly frf cns hall r-r week
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DLuJNcAA.s EXptcroRANq EeMf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11

NAV FAIL AND WfNTER 6OoDSS
x the Kcw Store OF y &. X y u hSH
EIIo III Man street y 4 K Mars,
have Yeceived Their first stock OF Fall ana
Winner Geodn s.iqiiewa 80
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states Ia tals document 10 be- perfect u rue
JOHN POWER,
Vielr General a NeD iorf
Rector II - Pster's Church
G.senat New York, TINS IAN day oi Dece1sDef'
1912
Inlace full confidence 30 the statement mhde
by imuha Gonhni having known her ihe pasl
twenty years viii cheefiully gave any PARTICULAR
M relation TO her case TO those VINO may Hish
- nj rnlati6n. 81 ELIZABETH
Snueror of the Itoman Catholic Or. ga asylum
Prince street, New YORK. ,Dec -, l54z-
Tb.vecopfdenes ia the representations made
hv Marina Conl.n and have fu.l ku0"ltdSe u
~ ~ - ELIJAH + PUKDI,
Alderman 10Th Ward OF the ely Of .'ew J OK.
Dec IA, lei2.
Martha Conin has lived IN my family The lat
t74.afs. aud hereby cerul3 that the foregoing
/ .,.tern. nj made b. herself u correct
Airs MARY y LLOYD.
Ne sol Blesd 81 Newark n J.
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FORW
JAS. y. CALDWELL.

JAS. y. CALDWELL.
fenoeeoer 10 AHerJurH. Caidwc1 4 Co
WHFrrlTG, YmGGNn.
NWTIIf continue te COMMISSION & FOR.
w WbUpiNG BUSINESS nj the old stand
On Monroe .rree ord solicps consignmen's Of mer-
cland 10 or prodo.e either Tor sale or iofwordisg
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
DEPOSITION OF JANEs PAGE.

- 4.,
Question l. 10 yoh reeve ~ y, ,, ~
lars Gel o. We ee1'il1e ~ = = =
Clerk to Tie House OF Commons ana Il So u
whom .-,
Answer. received y SCI from 20. teP''s"
Bfdsiil, Clerk 70 the iale feasfef' - = il'"'N'
Question 8. va this amount o. els1g ono
dollars Deducted IRON inc speaker "s'au. "
s22S presented ~ you al close OF Inc ias'
Answer. II was
Question ny "hnm YES 81, I aro1o s, n'aa'
Answer. hy o. = u. " nse,e'' -.
Question T. Are you certain that The , deaue.
Ion was in1Ne' afo 'h" 'N ai' NV
suPposng so
Ahs~e', an very eer,1'h sl'a' a.n ~. a,,'
'aAen, i"i VIZ" ivS' 'eu WIG : -.
The Clerk Nars.eller) reminded me OF having
been paid IN part .ineiuding ny inheagel y 'l-
tue OF The ceFlIhcate recslVea o. MN, anu Un ";
presenting 'he SPea"e' "-a'tn " ~ y "
7 ar, he tsEea me 10" Woch h.u ,eGh'EeH,
told nm had received elgh'y-one oohAis 70
"y virtue Oh 'Le ols'A y" = -,
ana NE Geepc'l AZ tuoii ,''l1s =;
az, "s Wy 49,
- ,sre[s
~ 1922 Pr ooo, t.ro ,.o,, boer n n,
49, ss,,lo,,o,, ,.i,t Cnl ybp,Ier
6a.,re, I c,r,e ~ RaIeicb in Aoril or Nav
80 - ~ ra,,s.sI. III ..,s or Nh
last Ipplsiature. which | distributed IN the ives
49,, -, 80 10 C,,te rstr,ncd main there,
III ., Ar,,ns, f,lIos,i,g IN make nv return,
,a,bo Sec-c,aTv az state of recent. or tie Clerk.
, go -. q. d;,,,fi,,,ed a. ,fo,a.afd and re-
,.i,.d nv r,.,u,ensstion Of Secretary Hin.
I c.o,c 10 tbis civ the week befor. the sitting
n tins Iegi-latnra, 10 make tho returns Of tn,
, p-ny,ds,t,ai election for RandoIph county, ant
{ r,c,tyed sI5 for the same Of Col. Wheeler.
, o,ay,;o, Ia Won kno,y that Col. Wheeler
-, R,leigh at either Of the times referred /,
49,
= 49, 5ou,, knn,y that he was. cxcep
. -,
n'-as,,o,,- II,,s gan rrcsivsd Of Col. Wheel
= .5, -. ~. 70 aid van the sIj aboy,
,ac,-rod ,o5
s '''s''en ~ .a.o;,od ana n him tWbes,cr, il
= -, an 49, af,sr tho commencement OF th
= presaut season for services rendered as door
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27

FROM he Department Of STATE, GocdnF
nging the Prefd6Hs .he,ide' at ~
81 cptpg If ihs Second St,rcn q ~
Ircaiy dghh Coagrt", Dee'"6" >
l-I4.
Under thls caption is published the deep
~ interesting Diplomatic Correspondents
Oh the Texas Question. These Documcth
are altogether too solum.nous loT ln'e'u@
in our paper. They may be noticed mus
lI. Mr.. Calhoun to Mr.. Shannon gh
ing him his first instructions, June 2V''' "
Minister 70 Mexico. -,
2nd Sundry letters communicate 7
the Texan Government to Gen. ii'",,''
our Minister IN Texas, and BY han !" W.
Calhoun, showing the thrcatSol h'N'" ~
invade Tcvre, aud asking Tor PIo'",'''
AID, and Gen, Towards favorable ''Pnn.
81, Mr.. Cnlhoun's second letter 10 ",'
Shannon, Sept, 10th, instrucllne nm =
protest agalns, tho thrcncncd 'n'as"@
which Is denounced NJ an alfociou'' wi
cious and bloody design, which, u ca'l, :,
onl, would be +" deemed highly oll'''"V ="
the United States. al
4ih, The Mexican war orders fe'''''
10 IN the above.
5'h. Mr.. C.'s FIRST letter OF ins't% w.
to 4. J. Donclson, successor e ten ~ =,
ard, deed, authorizing hm to eau H. =.
troe ps on the bofdcrs, 10 suppress any ~.
dian incursions ID Texas, With 'una'! u"
itary orders, &c. - ..,l
9th. MIR. Calhoun 10 Cen ho|" ~,
(Scpl, i0lhl written before news " '.h
death, enclosing copy Of the pT'p De-.
10 Mr., King 10 France, TO be shown car.
sident Houston md his Secretary OF - 49,
pnd al,o Informing them that tue '", lion
lions Of public excitement, wS'' !, Ma
= highly favorable 10 anncXa'lon' Ie.
refers 10 satisfactory con'eTsa''o"
tween NJ. Guzot and Mr.. King, Inn
1lh. MIR. Calhoun's letter 10 Mf' nr e.,
our Minister TO France, disclosing NV In
tia, diplomatic conference had pee" Alan.
between our Envoy aud the Fronen .%
arch, in which the latior discovered - i
mcn,s no, un'avorable TO the d's's" ,hc
this Administration upon Texas anu " ,aoo
Presidents views Of the relations ~
this point between this country au' -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
the War Department, us well as lOr the Z,
clIitaiion OF business.
TIE NAVY.

III Nafi
Secretary Mason informs US in b;.po
mort. taut The Navy Of the U. States con
sists of G ships Of the line, razee. IA frir
atcs, ~ sloops of war, ] 9 briggs and schooe
crs, 3 siarcships, and 8 steamers afloa,.--
There are on the stocks in an unfinished
state, A ships Of the line, 3 frigales, ons
store ship, an iron steamer at Plisburg and
one a, the Navy Yard nj Washington.
The irignie Hudson and the store shin,
Cunsnrl and Chipola have been sold and
The Pioneer will be.
The vessels in commission have been
thus employef:-In the Home Squadron
under Com. CONNER, the frigale Potomac
the sloops Vincennes, Vandala, and Fal.
mouth, the brigs Somers and Lawrence
and the steamer Union. In the Mcdiler
ranean, under Com. Smith, The frigale,
Cumberland and Columbia, sloops Ply.
meulh aud Fairfield, and ship Lcxue.
2sou. On the Coas, Of Brazil, under Com,
Tuner, The Columbus : 1, frigntes RarIlsa
aud Congress, slonps Jno. Adams and BIS.
tor, brig Bainhridge and schooner Enler.
Prise. In the Pacific, under Com. Sloa,.
he irigatcs unilea States ard Savannah
sloops Cvannc, Lcypnt and Warren, schoo.
ner Shark, and store ship Relief The
East lndia Squadron remains rs before
aud Is under Com. T. 4. Parker. Tie
Squadron on the Coast of Africa, unde,
Com VI. {. Perry, consists Of the lIaaie
Macedonian, sloops Saratoga and Decatur.
and brig passaic. Tho Squadron under
intended changes, will mount So guns.
Ordcrs we're giyento suspend enlisln,ri
in accordance with the law Of June IL
lsii, limiting the numhcr of persons en-.
ploycdin the service la 800. The Sc
crrtary thinks Tins will iniure the public
interest. He has, therefore, made cslin,
atcs for 5000 mcn. An increase Of Pr.
sers, Surgeons ind Asst Surgeons is re.
commit uded. The property of Tie De-.
rarlmeui has been carefully iu,en'niied-
Measures have been taken n supply ne
Department exclusively with home grosn
hemp, and II i proposed 10 establish roge
walk at Memphis to finish the 'rcalc II
Lawrence, the sloops Albany and Gcfman
town and the steamer nj Pltsburg TO pro
cure 10 more supplies Of 1--we oak lcynl
existing contracts 10 rebuild tie filgae
Gucfucrc. complete the steamer conluG.
ID frr ~ L. l.. Stevens, and build tn.
10 take the place Of tie Enterprise At.
iiyi'y IN carrying On the public works q
recommended.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
Union oE TILE MnIGS.

An eloquent wrlIor in the National In.
teIlgencer concludes an Address 10 the
Wings Of Congress, with
Conscript fathers Our songs are
still sung in The streets, our flags and en-.
blcms are preserved for the day of final
triumph. We have learned wisdom from
tile past, and have gained courage for the
future. We have trials yet to encounter ;
they will illustrate our fidelity and correct
our errors. We love our institutions, our
country, and our glorious Union, and be.
iicyc can preserve them. BY frauds have
we been defeated; by justice VIC will con.
qucf. Should our noble leader die, which
Heaven forlend, We will raise a monument
10 his name, with foundations as broad as
our national landmarks; on its summit
shall be hung wreath dedicated TO his i'm.
firing patriotism, and on the column shall
be inscribed Erected in melaory Of
him who secured by his Efforts the true
American freedom" Should be live, Oh
God should he live i" We are a bGad
Of brothers, nee arc band Of brothers,"
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A DISAPPOINTMENT.

A friend from an adjoining county who
came to town on Friday week with his wa.
gon, informed us that on his way he met a
Locofoco returning home, very deeply dis.
appointed nj the price he had received for
his cotton. lie acknowledged that he had
been informed, that il Polk was elected
Cotton roUld al once rise tro cents a
pound and that as soon as he found Polk
was actually elected, he had hurried dowr
with his cotton, and all that he could geI
for il was FIVE cents pound, haif a cea
less than the prize bcfore The election, in
stead Of Two cents more. This is no soil
tary case. Fly. Obscrrcr.
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Attest.
A. DocKERr, Chairman.
nErosIPIoY OF c SAUNDERS.

DEPOSITION OF G SAUNDERS.
Query |. What do you know OF the payment
Of the warrant OF 1925 10 jas Page ~ the IRA.
surer, and state whether sny deduction was made
FOR former payments q, that time, together with
any conversation that occurred between tho Urea.
surer and Page on that subject
Ans. ! was Clerk in the Treasury Depart.
ment at the time, and recolect tina, the certificate
of s225, was presented. and by me entered on
the books but | have no recollection Of any re
duction or any conversation on the subject at
that or any other time between Mr.. Page and
the Treasurer.
2, A; wha; time, and under what circnm
stances, did you frs, ascertain that the certificate
for ssh, had passed from the Treasury into the
Comptroller's Office and please stat. all you
know about the matter.
Ans know nothing definite abou, the mat.
ter fart .er than have stated in my answer to the
first question.
3. Do you rOcollect hearing Col. whseler
say any thing respecting the Sel
Ans. ! DO not.
4. Do you recollcct hearing Col. Wheeler
say any thing about writing 10 Mr.. Page IN re-
ference 10 the ssh or 10 any mistake committed
in their settlement
Ans | DIS not.
). Have you any recollection Of hearing Col
heeler 'n3+A ett-N rilirg 20 fase on any sunyec
Whatever; and II so, at what tiIie-T~---
Ans / havo an iHGistlHct recollection, ~-7-
ing Col Wheeler speak Of writing to Page; bu
at what time, or on what subject, cannot say
G. Was it during tho time you were ~ ,h'
Treasury, as Clerk
Ans II was.
I. When did you commence acting as Clark
and how long did tou act IN that capacity
I Ans entered tie Treasury Department u
day afler Col tceler was sworn IS Iro1snteT
sud remained there as Gl.Fk until tie first Q
June, Isi3
g. Do you know what amoun, Of money 60
Wheeler paid TO Dir. Page
Ans | do not.
O. bid you ever soc the csrfeds Of s3l i
the Tfeasursr's Office
Ans / never did
: CANILLuS SAUNDERS.
Tes, A DocKERY, Cbmn.
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Question. Did YOU have Marsteller's eertii-
cate present at your settlement with Col Nhoeleri
Answer did not have il,
Question. Did you receive more than one sum
Of money Of Mr.. Hinton or his clerk
Answer. received ssl Of MIR. Hinton or his
clerk, but am not certain that received At all at
one payment.
Question. Are you in the habit OF receiving
money without counting Il At the hands OF Nse
person from whom ii is received
Answer. 4 am not.
Question. Are YOU certain that you received
no more than Ssl Of MIR. Hinton or his clerk for
your services during the last Legisaturei
Answer. lthink | did not; bot cauf say pos.
lively.
JAMES PAGE.
Test: A. DocKsRY, Chm'n.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.. WaddliI presented bill concerning
County Solicitors; aud Mr.. Washington,
a bill to provide suitable punishment for
owners or occupiers of houses burning the
same under the circumstances therein men.
toned; each Of which passed It's first
reading.
Mr.. iIaughton moved that the House do
reconsider their vote Of yesterday, postpo-
ning to the ilh Of March next, the bill TO
establish a county by the name Of Graham,
which was agreed to, and the bill was laid
on the table.
The vote in this House for Comptroller,
stood for VIM. +. Collins So, FOR Thomas
Jefferson 10, for Curtis II. Brogdcn o.
VIM. +. Collins, Esq. was reelected.
The bill to prevent betting on elections,
was amended and passed its second read
ing.
Mr.. Washington, from The committee
on Internal improvements, reported the
bill making an appropriation for public
road in Wilkes, with an amendment; which
was concurred in; but the bill was reject.
cd on its second reading.