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on NJ pd4y Tho .irfh day ut NV. Is4i The same
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lSOR THE TAlloRs-t anysss, Paddlngs,
tcrd BINDING, elk and worsted SURG.
Fancy Buttons, stIesia', SILK. TWIST "asd'ns
marll JOHNSTON. BERRYmLL&Co'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

sAL LIBRARY Lr April. Al MELLOR'S.
1sipia. D"d, jim OF Carhline.' Then
lnsn, her Sc 'B'sinan's D,nce, The
Qno,''l kq." her fri IN hie yoans Day
nepm March. odd Dan Tucker Only
4 hsl Ihe,. ancy Sung. apo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

h., rs,,,el he Columbian and
NJ. Lady. N'e Hae' ir Apfll. Camp
h Nonrbt ne Child. Pacify d ok
opi. a11 he Lazy Companion ar
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LOIS soi No. 2, Of tho PICTORIAL
III ap6
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ron LADIES

81 Con- povr,oe , sais y
lar, ssi.ea ,ouNJ uAsNtiL. lppe II.
IS uRITING PAPER
1rPER vi nAsWlLt. hes Ja.i 5fe.i''d n
\ BOIL nst,,. ,e,r superior faftsi pa'
Skhnfh - 't.,,,f Paper. winch he He's o.
a 0ssrs 70 - ..,eral s.s1fimeaf # superior
q. ,rces Af <, ,,esfy Hp9
= 'aa and ~ rHE CHEST Tfe''''
Use Asf.s ~ and Treatment Of psea.e'
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Che 40. 81 Dabiiw seeaad sdinan
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

.%~,nnI i 500 ,anl, 90 inch Buflsfs taf " OIL
~, J,i fcee,ea and faf ,als ~
JOHNSTON. BERRYtilLL 4 Co.
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BoiAir p,0NMERcf foR APRlL.
->a,tA.fI ~ 7 HUGHES.
81 GRO r. IiNoLt.
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6PiPER 4 BORDERING.
lsGty OF patterns C.ll ard SEQ II
ri ROBB'S BOOKSTORE.
Corner If ain & Urien So.

[lkQTTE ELlZABt.flIS WORkS-
oeeps Day. Line ur,n Line. Precrpl uion
= hilp and hIs Garden. Simple rlo~rr,
- l'luhfal'ons. Flower OF innocence. Let.
. srand The Wrnng' Of Weran. Pleasing
enh variety Of instructive Booss ior
/ .nbe lor school reward. and pte-ent.-
sp5 JOHN J. HASWELL. Union Of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

- ELIAS STEIFEL h,s removed from
-. hs inrner slani IN w l63 Man sire :
opposite the VIRGINIA HOrEl "h~,e rre =.
carrying On the TIMING AND SHEET IROh
Business IN all is vsrielirs He hs. no~ on la nd
a very large assortment of Tn Ware al eytry Va
rely. plan snd fancy Which he will sell wh"lctae
aud retail, on very f,vor,he trims Piani,hmr
and Japdning done to order and IN The no-l fnrhcd
sly-.
a. ii~ shortest nntice
Thankful for pa,t iavor he heFs leave 10 assure
The onhhc hat he vii spare M eful 10 give eu
tte satisfaction TO Ihu.e no cal nn him
{. T.. STEIFEL.
March 81 ls44 3,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

81 mHn kint snd alh,fs. and
The Meuhaui. aud Aechantcs Bank Of Nheelil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-11

r.mb,c lldth, le~ priced do Sill
~ ,' w., ,,,n,h worked oollsi., te'i soalif,
~ ~ =, cove. sdk sid Eis'tr Mu.
-. ,..ormeni SdA atd cofJ ilsIey
~ d"' ~ sENsENEY i RHODES
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SgNSENEY RHODES

.,,r s,a .ud Jsoon.u Edsns' and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
BILLING AND COOLING.

The Richmond Enquirer some few months since
was heard amongst the loudest in his denuncia-
tons of Capt Tyler and his handful Of friends
treated with downright contempt his ptetentions
to being Candidate for nomination by the Demo-
ernlic party. Blu, now the "Old Hunkers" are
frightened out OF their wits about tina election for
the Assembly. and it becomes necessary to "bll
and COO" little with the "fag.ends" Of politics
in the State. What say the Van Burenitcs to this
remark of MIR. Richie in his last pspcr1-IIe
says:-
The last Madisonian protests sgainst the term
Van Buren, Demociat..' We are not ourselves
particularly ambitious of any such distinction. II
adds that it reckon twenty Republican
candidates who will be elected. and who are Tyler
Democrats. We shall sickle about names
sir. Give US good, honest, States Rights Demo.
Gratis, who ATE not tho followers of II. Clay, and
will not quarrel about otders of the KING hihood"
Thus, Wings of Berkeley, you will see wba,
Kind Of party some Of you asked to support
1t makes no matter what SOFT of "a Democrat"
so he i. opposed TO Mr.. Clay. Van Buren, Demo
Gratis and Tyler Democrats Such is the compo
stion of n-odefn Democracy. Butt won't do. The
true Republican can easily see ''the double and
twist in such Democracy.
We sh ould like to know if the Van Buren, Dem
ocrats hcreabouts are ambitious to be dubbed Tyler
Democrats. ESQ, they might well exclaim--" TO
What base ends we come Ut last" Power, and not
the good Of the country, seems to DO the end and
aim OF Democracy" now. Mr. Calhoun, in his
letter used the following language:
''To combine and conquer is not less true as
maxim where poper ia concerned than to divide
and conquer Nothing is better established, than
that tie desire for poacer bring together and
unite the most dscoI dant materials"
Here is the whole secret. Power, and down,
down with Henry Clay. 1t matter, not how we
do it, so we accomplish this end, and thus il is Mr..
Richie ia not ambitious OF the title Of Van Buren,
Democrat. Wings of Berkeley, what think you OF
having such dose as the combination Of Van Blu
rem and Tyler Democracy administered to the
try. The pill is 100 butter. A free and Intelligent
People will not consent TO have it crammeS down
their throat. nolens poisas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
TROUBLE IN THE DEMOCRATIC
CAMP,

"eIeNlly thought from tie stating capitals which
we haze seen hsadius the leading Editorials of the
Enquirer for some time past, such a.-"The Skies
are b'sh'' Ans Well" &c &c, that Mr.
Ruchie "ss III fac health and spirits. Blu: we
should Judge from the following which we COW
from one OF his la,t papers. that his system must
be somewhat ieransed Perhaps he ha. been
stunned by the loud " Blast. from the Connecticut.
New York, and Penps> wanna Busle.." Virginia
leads III next, and we expect her dose will utterly
fling the old giant" up.
"HARRtsos ICuuSIY.-Thauks to Col. VIM.
johnson; he has ~i,hdrswn from the field and the
Democratic Committee have unanimously voted
him their thanks. DE-. Flowers sill remains in the
field. We are satiated, sick Of such Peuinacy and
divisions. Who will hereafter expect the conf
dencs Of The patty. who does not nop deserve IL by
his disnteresledness
"What ia this ue hear, OF Edmis;on's withdraw.
ing in Braxion & Lewis--at this moment too and
We have no Democratic candidate in the field! There
mus, be sone mistake in this. Where are the Com
tnitrres Of VIeancel Where the energetic Samuel
l.. Hays of Lewisi II, will not suffer these Dem
octatc counties 10 be lost nowi"
This does not look like the Skies are Bright
No, Virginia is aroused-ths People are coming
and we expect there will be great greeting and con-
graduation among the Wings at the meeting Of The
neH General Assembly. The North. West and the
Valley are looked to with great interest. Wings
Of Berkeley, do your duty Be not led off BY mi
nor issues in this great struggle. Remember the
i'1ues-Henry Clay, Home Industry, and a Wing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18

The day approaches when This mighty gathering
Of the People will take place. The voice Of its
copyrighted hosts will soon he heard through
the length and breadth Of the land, cheering and
snimsting the Whig.. and carrying CONSERVATION,
terror, and dismay into the Loco Foco camp. We
trust that old Berkeley will be there in the funess
Of her Wing strength.
We sgain call attention to the importance of
handing in the Of those designing to avail
themselves of the reduced fare, to the Agent, Mr..
Jsmson. He |, required to report by the 22nd
inst, that the Company may know how many to
provide for.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
SUMMATION or PRINCIPLES.

A sound National Currency, regulated by the will
and authority Of the Nation
An Adequate Revenue, with fair Protection TO
American Industry,
just restraints the Executive power, embracing
a further restriction on the exercise of the Veto.
A faithful ADMINISTRATION Of the public domain, with
on equitable distribntion Of the proceeds Of the
sales Of il among all the States.
An honest and economical ndministr alton Of The
General Government, leaving public officers per-
feet freedom Of thought and Of the right Of .uf-
frsge: but with suitable restrainsts against i'm
proper interference in elections.
40 amendment TO the Constitution, limiting The in
cnmbent OF the Presidential office to Single
Term.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
NEW ORLEANS ELECTION.

Another election has been held 10 New Orleans
for City Officers, 10 which the Locos have again
trumphed b, aid of the immense host offrsudulent
votes, illegally and corruptiy naturalized by
Judge Elliot The Judge has met bis reward
He has been impesched and convicted, and de-
graded from the high Judicial Office, which he has
90 grossly dshonored.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

1. ROBERT II. WHITFIELD, ofI.le Of Wight.
2. JOHN T.. SHE'LL. Of Brunswick.
;. HENRY Z. IRVING, Of Cumberland.
4. JOSEPH X. IRVING. of Amherst.
5. GEO. ii. GILMER. of Ptt,ylvania.
o. VALENTINE w. SOUrHALL, of Albemarle.
z. JOHN JANNEY, % Loudoun.
3. EDWARD +. TAYLOE Of King George.
o. RALEIGH T. DANIEL. of Richmond.
10. MOREAU BOWERS, of Williams burg.
IL. ANDREW HUNTER, of Jefferson.
IL. A. II. n. STUART. Of Augusta.
-. WIN. BALLARD PRESTON of Montgomery.
IA. ANDREW S FULTON, of Wythe,
Is. ALLEN T. CAPERTON, Of Monroe.
I6. AUGUSTINE J. SMITH, of Harrison.
II. JAMES NJ. STEPHENSON, OF Tyler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18

MAMMOTH Ox.-An OK Of extraordina-
ny SIZE and weight has recently been
brought from Hardy County, Va, 10 this
city, and may BIO seen at the stable OF the
Three Tunn Tavern. His weight, care
fully ascertained, is within small fraction
of four thousand pounds; but his form,
nevertheless, is symmetrical and pleasing
to the eye. A finer looking specimen Of
the OK kind has never come under our no.
tlce, 1t is the intention Of his owner, we
learn, TO have him slaughtered at the time
Of the great Wing May Conventien,--
Bali. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
DOUBLING AND DODGING.

The Richmond Enquirer has been laboring with
Sneaamysd assiGuiy TO bling 1.-The faithful" up
10 the scratch thA spring, but we are glad to see
Tia efforts ere ynavGjling. The fact is, the spirit
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

U. S. Senator. against Martin Van Buren,, Free
Trade, and doubling and lodging.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
TEXAS TREATY.

1t is understood that the Treaty OF An.
nexatlon between the United States and
Texas was this day signed, and that it
will be submitted TO the Senate for ratifi.
cation as soon as the accompanying docu,
ments can be prepared.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18

The WING CONVENTIONS. For the
purpose OF correcting misappre hensop,
which we find still exists 10 some ext.ot
as TO The time fixed for the meeting OF the
Wing National Conventions, we would
suggest to Wing Editors throughout tie
country, to publish the following:
The Wing National Convention, for the
nomination OF CANDIDATES for President aud
Vice President Of lhr United States, will
meet IN Baltimore on Wednesday, Nay Isl.
The Young Mems Wig Na:oral Con.
venlion, of Ratification, 60 which every
Wing in he Union, ahzther specially del.
egated or not, is invited, and FIR whose
accommodation, ample provision will be
made by the Wings OF Rallimore,) will
meet in Baltimore on Thuvsd9y, the sec.
ond q My, Bal. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
THE TREATY SIGNED.

After our paper was made up last even
ing, he .Madisonian Of yesterday afternoon
came TO hand, contaiCing the sublolned
official announcement that the President Of
the United States has actually signed a
Treaty for the annexation Of Texas that
S, Treaty entered into, on his own mere
motion, with foreign Government, for
the Incorporation into this Union Of for.
eign territory as large as the entire king
dom Of France. Prepare !, as the public
has ia some degree been for this high-hand
ed measure, many honest citizens could
not credit that 1t would be persisted in;
and now that the act is consummated, we
cannot but contemplate with amazement
an assumption Of authority so bold, and
one involving consequences so momen-
lous. Rejoice, all sc host of spectators
in scrips and lands, and all ye Adventures,
whether of speculation, of honor, or OF
inlamy !" but, thanks to the system oil
checks and balances instituted by the wise
trainers Of our Government, your day Of
rejoicing, we trust, will be brief and the
friends the peace, and honor, and happ-
ness OF the country be able in their turn to
be glad.-Nat. Int. of April l3.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18
WING MIN TI0N IS.
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Col. JACOB MYERS.
JEFFERSON.
SENATE.
JOHN 8. GALLAHER.
ASSEMBLY.
wILLILM r. TURNER.
BENJAMIN It. TOWNER.
MORGAN.
ASSEMBLY.
JOHN O'FERRALL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Rhymes ror tI.c r.i,ncs.

HittT us.Low-A Sl~ RAG crras.ty soNe.
o.. efae1cc cool people. what caar-e- We know
Iotie1 day I @a- hius iHs ny rs-s fpr 20 show,
But rag aad rsf mullins ere row aH to 20.
ini u real fa- .haron s. Billy EfrfOw.
OH. dear fsseffg oh
And q real rag Elul.n j. fiiy 2. low.
The aanas have gone cfaz9.tle peog'c gone mad.
And I .ey -wcnr q - 20 silver Or gold ran 70 iad
- 10 make le4srfs r4-i, and 2 /. Tlth iszgafs. Ola
Wei have RAGS ans TAG money. uHa biI0s Barlow
o.. dear raezsfy o.
Wei lave rass aud rag money. aud BiIow SaTiow
90. -. I'm a Monk sran ~ up 20 tie Tub,
For ~ my oHu rar~i ran ta'c 10 tie tub
Aud the Way the re eurfencyr have Tor 10 20.
l. no ctf'- ir-irrss Tat Ely nariOW.
o., degr' r~aerciv o4t
T. DOL slu.i 1853 20 Hiiy Barlow.
Good people wios ri-t. ;.el. and p. scalfy grow.
Come f.ff1y 80 f8u--. e o. HiIifr 4 Co.
JUS e. shtaaB four pvn sire." q million Or 20.
ADD tcfumr a rar afou. lie Bify Barlow.
o.. d.arf remedy o.
And iceofnc n fsg-haron. ike Billy Barlow.
Is oniy small rousc- now. Q - justice e'erFau's.
Nhii- great o. e- IFe su y I4 1rard marble halls.
iiuf p olii 10 arrest ~ ~ come Tor 10 20.
T.ere's room I'm d. Texas for Billy Barlow.
o.. DEAR rar-eiy or
There's room left DID, Texa- for iiiy Rnr'ow..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
4 8aukcc Axe Factory.

The largest Axe mlTuEc'ory in tie world is said to be
that at Col!nsviIlc. IN The Pennington river. 10 Connecticut.
The cluster # 81 : ate finely located, and the machinery Is
propelled ~ water fovor.
The first shop j. Gl'ci with frse ard tip hammers. AZ
which twenty-five ntn labor Tho fl>t step IN the roccs.
IS - heat The laT Of non iIem which J. clip; al, VITA as
much ease a. yDu would cut . thread. the pro- ei qaantity Of
metal for an Az Tbs iei bot iion - then taken up by the
maj at the ttrn-hamHer AID punching machine, where the
eye Is made IN an slant, and the lion pIes,cd into some
thing like The shape Of an axe.
IL Tire second stop tie welding Is done, ~ a quick pro-
oes-, and tie whole axe shaped properly. Twent live are
EN- hoy el here also.
The Mrd shop Is filled with glind-stonos, and eighteen
men aie constnutly employed
In Tie fourth shop, the FIST poll hing process is gone
through with Thss gives smp!oA meat 10 seven men.
The mn III p l. I'll ell vi Ia Emery wheels where The poll
ishing process l. com l,i,i-i5 men teiig employed.
The saith >hop i : cred. "no adni,ianse" Is written upon
the DO Z posts The rea.on tor TIT i. that a new process
fr tempriins tie axe has been d.scover,d-a process iy
which a bundled can be tenn eiei at once. and that, too, al
tel 'hsy have been s'ou.d- This : a goat di-coseiy and 1t
vii; make the fortune OF he inventor.
The serssfh shop Is u.s. ior Stamping and picking In
wolf. lice : The Suai.ht head Yankee axe, the NJ bnI
Of Georgia, aud The h aty IKE If Pcnn>l lvatia he half
Ratchet OF MeNc'; tie dye-vo'd axe Of Spain, SC. &c all
beauifuliy hni-hcd and cay fi n,aiket
There ere 10 men employed siout ills e>tabli-hmoni,
and they tu,n cut EIGHT HUNDRED ANS every day
The ~xes sell f,r SI3 pr dozen ups n an average. The de-
mand 10. them Is almost ilimit.bie.
Tie District Of CoitmJia.-A report was received IN
the Senate from Maj. holland. the Commissioner of
Public Buildings showing the lots aud squares in the city
of Wa.hing'on conveyed 10 the United States by the
original prop,ieiors. We COPY the following,
There were assigned To tie United States. by the or:gi-
nal praprie'ors. l0.l36 lots. Of which 1910 have been
sold Tor s7GJ. go IL.
There have been conveyed by Congress, for literary ard
charitable purposes. III los. valued at SIC. 900. Of which
to the Orphan Asylum. 20 valued al $4,000 Sisters of
Charity, 10 lots. valued at $40 O00; Colunbi4n College,
Is: lots valued at $4,000; Georgetown College, 100.
valued n So. 600.
There remains unsod at this time l.755 l,'s. which, At
the present assessments. are worth 80. 1873 30
There are 81 avenues and ll6 streets. The avenues
are from 100 10 loo feet vide. aud the streets from
so 10 leo. aud embrace a distance of 22S miles.
Tho sire Is AMI avenues Contain 2.65t acres, and
werc tran sfefred to the Cover mcnt without any pecuniary
corpen,aiiou.
The quantity Of land reserved FOR the use of the United
States. ir public squlies and buildings. was 81 acres.
l rood, ali 20 pefcars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

The spirit Housing.

Have - not heard IN Summers sky,
The distant thunder ruil4ng.
WIN flashed tn liEhfninE- blaze on hi<k-
That -purn'd t4s ciputs cHntrslhnS
Have " not hcsrd The swelling rvar
OF frol vhi4l~inds coming,
Wh~n gathered h.d- rs.-tic.- pour,
The Fr"strate 3scst cfa-hIng
Have - nd sren The Nild sea wave
Bsncafh the storms % nmotion
ksil, whsiminF al % - dep grave,
Asssf nnfsnqusrd oessn2
So - may hfsr thc usI.g voice,
May 49, thr b4Ight -. fs.hinr.
Nay marx The ~Inis Increasing force,
The unb1undtd biilOws d4sha,
OF that stern spirit hat avakcs
when Democrat. are moving.
And each sfrsns heart hs wrapoa taxi,
It. strength "a battle proving.
frDm bali a. bail the cry o.. heard,
n rings through every valley
;he mountain fDre.t boughs are stirred
nIth tirir Tar Sounding rally.
Cash .-Ie; the iron arm come down
Ilkc bolt 81 crushing thunder,
1t coon shiu. cob house, cat. and clown.
wing MEASURES "-fsHd from Under
or - nlust search the proper place
EoT tLsir nrmaIn-, obs re ~
a" hr chsri.sl hoa.- Of all ihat's base
And n'luous and scuryy." SvlKE