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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
RAID OF THE TIMES.

ships, as squadons and corps Of observa-
tion, are now in the Gulf of Mexico,
watching Mexican cities, or on the Red
river, watching Mexican soldiers. !
have not told The reasons for this war
and warlike movements, nor is it Eeces-
sary to do so. The purpose Of the whole
is plain and obvious. II Is in every
body's mouth. II is in the mir, end we
can see aud feel il. Mr.. Tyler wants
to be President, and, different from the
perlumed fop in Shakespeare, TO whom
The smell of gunpowder was so offensive,
he not only wants to smell that compound,
but also to smell of it. lie wants an
odor ofihe "UiiIanous compound" upon
hin. lie has become infected with the
modern notion that gunpowder popularity
Is the passport 10 the Presidency, aud
he wants that passport. lie wants to
play Jackson f; hut let him have n care.
From the sublime TO the ridiculous there
is but step and, in heroic limitations,
there is no midd ie ground. The hero
missed, the harlequin appears, and Kisses
salute The ears which were itching lor
dppihlst, JhChSon W rs no tHhuludlt lo'
the Presidency when he acted the real,
not the mock hero. lie 9Ghcd ,aimscll
for his country-did nothing but what
was ust and cschcwed intrigue. lis
elevation to the Presidency was the acl
of his fellow w-citizens not the machine
tion Of himself.
| o. Extract froE n letter from MtNHrR
OF PAELlAwrNT, dated "pltlsburg, Canada.
May % lsi3;"
M Utdr SIR
When IN New York. last winter, I was
afflicted, ms had been for more than ten yrars,
with distressing Asthma | purchased two
bottles Of Wrs'sr'S B,lSnm of Wild Cherry.
and before had finished one bottle | irlt
much better. Dy the time ! had taken the
second was quite ,eL, ard have not since
been troubled IN the least.
My disease was formerly 50 bad TINT !
could not attend to my duties IN the House {;
but now, thank God, am able to see To my
business regularly, md hope next session.
to attend to my parliamentary dnlics.
am, So,
Your OH servant.
II. GOUGE, Mem. Of Prov. Parllamcn'"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
\. l. w G 90 ID S.

nPENlNG THIS DAY. n I2l. Thdmes
~ STREET. (opposllc Fncn g. Engs' new
tot Of Summer Styles URESS GOODS.--
Also, n fresh assortment of lace goods.
hosiery, gloves, uooous, linens, hnrn haIrd
hrrchlrfs, camblc and muslin trimmings
black and whli" laces tor volls, &c. Sc.
We believe that we can now SUIT oil of
Our customers, both IN prices and stvlcs OF
goods. CIlAMBERLiN " MOREl
June g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
DANCING SCssDOs..
s>M.tVV,N. .t

mi. S IN, .NNNs~-
NgR. -. T.. CApRON. respectfully m.
A'a nonncCs 10 his friends M Nrwport. that
he vii opeu his Dancing School on Tuesday.
june IN, at J o'clock T.. NJ ~ the Masonic
Hal. Particular attention whl DC gwen To-
those placed under h,s core.
L. :. \ class for Gentlemen will be atiCn.
ded TO at o'clock, IN lhe evening.
Terms - ft - lessons.
Muy lJth II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

In this town on Thursday evening last, b,
the Rev. Mr.. Lord, Nathaniel Davis, to Mis-,
Mary Mclaughlin, all This town.
IN Providence, On the 3d inst, by the Rev
II. = Waterman, MIR Charles a. Smith, tu
Miss Eliza ;. Wcstcou, all of Prov.
u In Johnston, 29th ult, Mr.. Charles Smith,
Of Cooperstown, u. Y to Miss MarIha liaw.
kins ot J.
In Tiycrion, on the Dist ut., Mr. George II
Ellsworth Of Fall River, to Miss Ruth W.
JchkS Of T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

Rhode Liand Coni Providence vcs
sc'S, saws New York paper, have cs-
ffbll she'd considerable market at the
Hudson, aud the interior towns for the
salo Of coal, which is pitled from n mine
~ the .land of Rhode Island II is of -
qunlty similar 10 tho Nova Scotia coal,
and alee,s with ready market
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

III. Connecticut Legislature has re-
pcelcd the odious Locoloco law which
J,slrnncblscd the members Of literary IN
S,tnl,ops ~ that State. This - one ol
,he fruits Of righteousness Of the late
Wig victory.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
NEW ADvERTIS ErNnMTs
Letters

WEMAISING rs THE Posr oIrIcr, NEwtoRI
RI, June lst, lSli.
a., .3drcrtiS,dictterSa are pIaccd ~ sepo,at,
bar. PorSo"S "PPIyRg far Hem wW pieaSe caL
for "ADNEErIsED LErTtRs.
Aion Miss Esther McIoud Capt Joseph
Baker Edward \ Merrill Simon >
Barnard L = bli,hell WIN A
Berry Capt Calvin Mckee Mrs WIN
Brown Perry Mitchell ABBY Ann
Buchanan Edward Nve cput Aldru
Burgess Walter :. Patterson Jared
Bennct Miss Eliza Pcarco Sam1 &
Conway George Pcckham Wm 4
Crablrcc ls;ac Perkins Thomas
Carr Mrs Elizabeth Perry Rev
Davis VIM + Pierce Capt WIN II
Dnanc Joshua lr Riley IsIonary
Edwards Roger * Co Rogers WIN > (Nis.
Eldrldgo Eln,than Salisbury Levi
Freeborn Nicholas. Sheffield Wm +
calvin Th.mas ShnbrIc Cnpt
Gardner Edward Sls.og VIM u
Gardncr Nrrholas r Smith Capt isaac
G,adding john lmowTarbox VIM Il
Gross Capt Barlholo.Tett Gardner T.
Gross SllNauuS ; Twicb'll i \
Higgins Benjamin Whilun. II l.
Hopkins Capt Na'hl Wallace Margaret
IlnVland Lhsha NGIlman Mrs I y
Hill Mrs Penelope NiunIETowa.
Hunt Mrs Malylna Barker John \
Iugraham Mrs Mary ncahAam tIrs ..oa
Lawtou Capt Parker IRisuS
Lorg Freeman Murphy Joanna
Mathews Capt Shanahan llouura
Martin Francis
JG.-3w. ASHER Robbins, l. VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

Ia this town, on Sunday last, Mrs Harriet
e.. l.. Eddy, wife of Mr.. Nm. Eddy, aud
daughter Of Mr. Caleb Trip, III The 23d year
OF her age.
In Providence, on Monday last, Sarah
Amanda, youngest daughter Of William J. aud
Elizabeth a. Cobb, aged q years and months.
Ia Warren, 2Sth ut., Mrs. Nancy Muuroc,
wife of Mr.. Palmer Munroo, aged 20.
In Tivertnn, 9th ulL, Mary VI daughter
Of Mr.. Augustus Chace, aged . mourh'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
70 N9S
Genuine Lemon Syrup,

an I'LL be cod for | 80 cenls per gallon.
w or =, per quart. II yuu like tattAtich
lcld md sytup us tim ~ water. IL positive
evidence that II is not made of lemons, beng
teeth Out--Of buy NOs,'s that N thick, mad,
pure, and has a body 10 u, one qnat oi
which will 90 further than two Of The York
Just see the dlHrrcncc--a lu,lc pint bottle
"ilh n showy label At ~ cents, that costs ~
BE wise ior yourselves. lune 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

w. &. PHIPPS & CO.,
No. Is, kilby Street, Boston,
Have received by reccn, arrivals an exen
slve assortment ~
British, FRENCH & GERMAN GOODS,
VIZ:
LACE GOODS.
a 10 81 black and white gimpurc lsces;
Al To 81 black and white iilrl Nets
Mrcklin, Brussels, brlgantI, wire ground and
Jacquard Iaces;
Black SILK tlcl Nets;
LlSlc Thread glmpure ini'lng, Ashturton
and plau Llces and Edgngs black aud
white;
Blonde Quilting colorod Ruches
File. and lulIe ShawIs.
+ WHITE GOODS
Book Muslin 81 ca,nbric edcings ! inseflngs;
Nusru Coilars, new style
Black Mourulug do;
Book, SWISS aud jacquard MusIIns
Curtain Mnsun Bishop Lawns;
Checked, satin striped and plain CambtIcs
SWISS checked and satin spot do;
Lace striped cambrcs corded skirts
Long Lawns Linen Camhrcs
Linen Cemptc Iandkcrchets
DRESS GOODS.
Cotton Bllzorines, worstcd do;
Printed Bauages (; printed Lawns
Mnurmng Lawns printed Swiss MuslIrs
Lace Organdies; jacquard CfgapdI' Gug.
hams Linen Chusans Coat aud EarIs-
ton Cnghanis; Striped Silks DELHI
Dresses.
sIAWLS, IlANDkEkChlEfs, -.
Rich plain, lace striped aud granite Came.
hon silk Shawls; black silk Ottoman ShawIS;
EcossaI>, silk and worsrcd baragc de lame
aud printed Cashmere SwawIs black 6let
and lullc lace shnwls Glmpurc lace Shawl;
rch fancy silk llandkcrchris aud Cravals
SILK Bandannas Corahs black silk cruvals,
senlI"mcu's scari~; green Barage aud Wells,
Love Vclls black and colored craprs, vel
vets, &c.
GLOVES, MI1rS, Sc.
Tulle Nts with bugrs, spanplcs aud gold
embroidered Nohair Gloves Mats aud
hlf fingered;
Do Lace. hcnevcomb mud hct do
Rubber Mrus, super black and colorrd Md
Gloves;
i.slo Thread end silk Gloves.
HOSIERY.
Black aud colorcd imperial and PLAIN cotton
Hose:
Black Moraviin do. mlV'd do;
Sdk I!uslery; NIgonIa half Hose.
GlMrS, GIRDLEs, tRINGLS, Sc.
PARIS, moss, florence, bugle aud rich fancy
Glmps
As,rachun. slicaf head, silk end bullion Fun.
gr~
8Irh glrdlc- Grape cords Tasscls;
Fancy builous, fancy buttons wllh pendants.
acutns, &c;
Bonnet. neck aud cnp R,bhnrs rallria aud
vclvcl Ribbons Gallons,
Glass aud pearl Bpnnei- satin witc wire
Ribbon Rr'Iculcs cuttain ilngc ; lnrn
, tapes aud h"bbius loll!,d tapes hooks
and eyes Partisan Lavender Cologu",
soap, seui bags. Sc. &c.
Boston, May lSll-lsGw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
W OGDEN Clocks.

lust received aud fpr sale ch"ape, than
- ever offered bvivo s ST1CDS vur,-
ly Store. My %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

At Market $50 BccfCarr,, 2G pairs Work,
ing Oxen, $50 Sheep and Lambs, and 600
Swiae.
PRI"Es-Beef Caulc--Thc prices obtained
last week were not sustained. a few choice
Cattle were bough. Saturday, nt 4 90 We
quote to-day ior extra } - 537 FIRST .nli.iy
- a , II; second quality 30 4 75 tlird
quality s 30
Working Oxcn-Wo noticed sales at 500
SOC, $40, SO, SO, and $50.
Shcop-A lot of Lambs, 80 old Sheep
80 "A ; IS n lot uot shcarcd, 10
SwIno-Dull, and prizes have further de-
clin"d. Lots to prGdle, A. for Sows, aud 80
for Barrows. AT retail from to 6bc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

We ara requested to give notice that the
Rev. Mr.. CnENEI of Olneyvillr, will deliver
Il Lcciure on Temperance, "a the Town Hall,
This CThursday) evening, at 8 a'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
CBGCEAIES,
Now Landing and in Store,

80 Boxes Havana Brown Sugar;
10 hhts PJltn X CO 90
30 barrels crashed Il powdered do.
go l.onvcs do
100 hhds Moa"Scs
lj0 BuXcs soap;
30 Starch;
ZOO hhlS Mess Beef e. Pork;
5000 Ibs n. Work Hams;
Smoked aud pckIcd Tongues s. salmon;
10 Kegs Lard:
- do. Snlrraius
300 Bags Coffee, varouS kinds
800 Chests liuc Back 81 Green Teas;
100 Boxes Manufactured Tohrcco;
Wnh great variety OF othrf conds, com.
,t,s,ug the LARGEST STOCK aud b,s
assorIm,nt " GrocericS ever offered ~ New
pou whcii shall positively be sold Cheop, NJ
lots 10 sai, purchasers, by
T.. 4. a. w. NEWTON
Juno q. ISli.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
Congress water,

suST received mud ior sale fr",h f'"un The
- spring. nj SI.jCl'S Confectionery.
May l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

Mr. Benton, IN his late speech in the
L. >. Senate, against the Annexation ol
Texas, is very severe upon Mr.. Tyler
The following is an extract -
| have shown you, Mr.. President,
that the ratification OF this treaty would
be war with Mexico that II would be
unjust war, unconsIilutIonally made
and made upon a weak aud groundlcss
prctext II Is NO, my purpose to show
Tor what object this war ~ made why
these marching aud sailing orders have
been gwen aud Why our loops aud
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
CAPT. n. Ii. FUR EY,

/ CAPT. II. Il =. TU Il EY,
VIII leave Long Wharf, Newport, for New
| York Tomorrow friday Afternoon, at
about 3 o'clock.
Regular days of Leaving Tor New York
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
From New York for Newport, Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays
~ 1ickeis can be had and bcrths secured
at No. II2, Thames street. Newport, of
CHARLES II. TiLLEY, Agent.
~ Frergh, taken at reasonable rates.
Tue New Jersey ls a new boat buIt for
the sound navigation, has large and extern
slyc cabins, a large number of elegant, state
rooms, and is fitted up IN the bes, possible
manner, June Il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

BRIGHTON NhRKET-Monday, June ;, l9ih.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser n Putriol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

IHEMAINING ~ rHE posi- oIfIcE, NEWPORT
-, June lst, lSli.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
pURLIc sA4.EoY VALUABLE LAND

Wg7IGL be sold 10 hehI9hesi hdder on Mon Won,
AV dag the6N day of Januafh - =; N ifoa'
If the Court House door 10 the CITY OF Whef.ine,
OHIO county. virginia, that ,elnablo Farm
known by ,7e name Of the Cots Farm, s'inai-
ed ON Wheeling creek, conlignous 10 a2d 14lnm'
oe the OTIS Of sad CITY of Wheeling and con
aiming ahaafone hundrs4 and lofylta oTn ae he
balance arabic Hill land, and about one hundred
acres Of Che rqc IS cleared and . 9g5or Of Gg coa
Tont FIVE feet thick and from forty to tftv acres
IN extent get remaining, which can be worked
10 great advantage, the mou'n oil ih4 pi's Spe-'
on one Of the public streets ot the city. .-.,.
The improvements consist Of eomioriaoe
Dwelling House Sable and Qtaer ont h use.i
The nroperty vii be sold with or whon Inc
Coal priyIege.nnd the terms wlli IL made kf OWE
On IN daY OF sale. - j., Il, =
,,aon tima receive every informaton IN relation
10 the premises, from my Agent, f k Armstrong
Of Wheeling. ,,nDC&r JANE
oct IT'S III Nt bt ",N4' -
Baltimore Patriot will copy Tri-Weekly' unit
/ saw Of sale and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
FURNITURE &C, FOR SALE.

n OUlS ECKARF. being dosrans of removing
"A A from The civ offers fnr sale his stock Of Fur.
ninre. consisting of Be}senjs, Bureaus Mahogon,
Stands Ftrnrrs. Frames. sc. &C. They vii he
sold (ar helow the lowest business price Cal and
examine his stock the east side Of Main ST near-
" opposue The U 5 IIolel. oellI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

NSAPs-W W & 5 II JAMESON, S .gn Of The
q J Big Red Hat, No 100 Mann street, have just
received large mud we'll assorted stock of Mems
Yonrh's and Cblllren's Fur Ciath. Otter Gla aed,
Hair Seal and Fancy CapS Of every VARIETY and
anaIity. which we will sell wholesale or helall'
much luvei man we hive ever dore hitherto We
solicit call from all wha wish 10 purchase q"
article Of either Hats OF Cans very NY. Dnl ip-
aetNo l69 sep24 w W q II JAMESON
Ex 600 BUSHELS Faxseed Wanted, + r
SBSSVSe which The highest price will be
mad in Ca>a. 10y oct 80 OLIVER PRYOR.
CINSEN1 Wanted. Tor which The highest priee
a will he paid III Cash, kv
oc, 20 OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
lie AHEAD OF ANY THING

5l||I|J 7
PHlA
Mn htest and newest styles OF Cloths 1ass'-
y - and Vesiinps will be found al a VI
49, hshionahle Tailoring Establishments w
-. slreet, where they will be made up nv"
% suit the most asiidious taste, and mol To
- ped by any in this CITY.
ks my word, but cali and examine '''
seHo) ne, % A NJ ADAMS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
TELLIs,s PROSE WORKS.

4" H. psose Works Of Mrs Ellis in vols oela
"a Ueoniainlnt The Woman Of England ne
4. ef England. The Wives Of England, Inc
<. England The Poetry Of Life Pictures %
Nv" '.. ne md Voice from the Vinl4ge Jus
r'"'s end for snle hy
w JOHN J HASWELL, moh ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
REMOVAL

AZINES.-Godey Ladv's Book for
Va No"cmher. Columbian Magazine FIR oe'o,
hcr; Graham's National md Arhnr'S Ladies Ma.
pazine 6ar Ocloher: inst received and FIR sale by
oct % w ROBB, Cor Nam q Un.on SIS
~TEW ROOKS.-A new system Of bomesli"
Cookery. founded upon principles Of Econo
NV md adanred 10 the uso Of private Fl lies. h'
NJ. Rnadcll. '.om The 9Th London edition. prize
% rls. Tho Kitchen and Fruit Gardener n solo"'
manual If Kitchen Gat4lennp and culture II Fruits
containing familiar directions FOR Tho most annroY''
practice in each department, M chorrh without o
.ton ar fhe copirovessv between tho Rev brs Poll-
and NVoinwrighr: inst received and io' sale ny
net ID " ] ROB8 CIR NJ q Fnon sts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

ID ICH FANCY SILK AND VELVET
q VESTItGS NJ The newest Patterns, Just
reed ly nci IS SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

ST received r., 10 Now York no.. md splrn
rh did assortment Of Cashmere d Frnsso; also fro
French vorkod Tnfant Bodies. SPONSORS Collars ard
'ollarcas fine assortment ~ Jei Bntons ard Hair
Pms. Also. Just received from rhc manufacturing
house. in In"oll. Mass few pieces Of Blue Black
ASnhainm flnhs. far Sacks and Dyer COATS These
Cloths nre nronounred by tho best Tailnrs IN the
clr. 10 he he finest and hes Quality Of Climbs they
ever saw. All true Americans are invited In chi
and look NJ them They are far snnorior md much
cheaper thnn any atticle of similar kind ims
ported A HFYMAN. No l6S,
oct 4 Wes, side Main 81 Whcelire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
T MEN AND COTTON suEErlNGs.

q 4 PA Linen Sheclinr finest Qaalt,,I0 Linen
10; . Z Linon for PlIlo" Slips with C,llon Sheet.
nas of every quality and price. i'r sale low hv
OCT Is SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

DLAIN AMI PLAID Swiss Mnsllns; DO do Jas
. conef>; Of every Dissertation. for sale by
OCT Is SENSENEY & RHODES,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
swyHY WILL YOU DELAY

wwTHY WILL YOU DELAY?-Anu s&fer
w the wet unhealthy weather to knit
disease in your system, that is certain 10 carry
YOU 10 an nn,imely arayel Has not experience
taught YOU? Has not ocular proofs convlIced
YOU that Consumption IS certain death 10 all
whom I may encounter when left nnhl a late
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring a remedy in due season. ana arrest
tie progress Of that fell desiroyer} \ C0ld,
wnina soon terminates in Coughing, whereby
sntspes. of tn Threat and Inflammation ofthe
Mucqs Membrane of the Rfoncm IS produced,
and the Lungs rendered open 10 disease. Thus
nersons sniIrr themselres to procrasrinrte until
deifh i5oAs al ei Heir d7or, whfn will the heel
10 be concerned ABOUT their health, when IN all
probability tits too late. MAY all who h We
cold take u4lei, warning and set rid oil Il az
soon as possible.
Or Dnncan's Fxpeetnrant Remedy stands
before the puhlic, listed 10y thousands and daily
used in almost every family throughout the lii
fe-ent States for diseaFes nj
TIE CHEST AND Lungs.
The vast amount sci IN this city and that TO
80 many persons who come .oapN and obtain i
he The halfdo2en bottles, Is sufficient evidence
of is wonderful efficacy.
Call upcn Il " Is NJ cA.S II,
nov % NheelR2'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08
JNO w HoRNER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
W3di5onrne Twer County Va.
SNYIIL practice in rhc Courts oi TYLER. ftli-
w chic Harrison Marion and Mnnonpalla-
Al business nrnsled to his care will be prolan'
,,,on,loJ,o. Gel -.
c+AIFRArus.-2ooO lbs salrrotos, reed and
~ for sale by oct % oLlYFR PRYOR
IN CASES pure Prnssian Blue. Just rcd md Tor
- sale by oct % OLIVER PhhoR
~ CASES Cicelv Ext Liqaoricoi
= 40 Calahria do do
d, Refnsl d de' lo-t rel anu
n, solo Iow nv ocp % OLIVER PRYOR.
PFRFtMERY. 49,.
A o FAIRCHH.D has Just received m o'''''"
y Ia hi. stock of Perfumery. the l"ii""'oa ar
,cles which he offers for sale on tho most 'n9,''
terms. nop,li,a4y powder French Cologne m@,'f
Rea,'. oil Pomade Marrow Of Beet l'lV ".''''
Tmer powder Pearl Powder Ngmnh Soap' ono ,,.. o.
Roses Ss,eling Salts. Eau Bandel'n "a'fr' >'.,'
pomo,am. Also. Fancy Washing aud S0a''gs 1 -
and Sharirc Cream.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

81 n and Car, Establishment, Unlon ST.
|hrne ~ splendid ASSORTMENT Of Caps alfeet
- ~ est Cap Manufacturer IN the CITY 81
|tiI.3S IA. Oar stock consists IN rart Of
'&rcS52 1s,er Cans tOla Bu0 an entirely new
Ess Seal arucle.l
Iiue Fur trimmed for Men.
d. do do for ! oulhs.
o. do do for Pogs'
ksaol elvet cap 10
kepe| bih do do
1oe I'll for Men and Bogs.
eeolo((1nps do do
4 Aloo, 62General assortment of Fashionab e
als IN which we offer al the lowest nrlces
= Cad& nov 2 DARE q HOht.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

.iUPERtOR French and English Blk Clohs;
y Invisible Green, Bfayn and Olive do; Cas'i-
mere, ael and Fancy Superior Bird. Fig'd aad
Other new sly le Cashmere Nesings; Silk Velvet and
Satin DO, PLAIN and dgd Velveueens; FweedS Saili-
nets Kerseys Be. verV low ut
ocl s GEO McMIkRAY!S, Mnfkei Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-08

n,at FRATrS-20nn lbs Salrrotus, reed AM
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DsTRAcr or rAIEs REPEALED on REMITTIp
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
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The taxes repealed or RENTED in Ireland being
twentysixth part of hose repealed IN Great Britain
creased the taxation Of ireland by four Millions and whst
the result why as was TO be expected the actual
revenue fell UNIV ards Of OOO that the attempt 10
tax us four millions actually cost England half mil
lon They increased debt 235 per cent, while they
allow me to ask you wha, prosperity expect what
prosperity can have while we allow the management
Of our monetary affairs to be invested in the hands OF
strangers Can be prosperous while the management
Is in the hands OF the English government
Would any Of you leave the Of your affair.
hands Of strsnger1or would you not EXPECT that
any man doing would find himself beggar' As
il is with individuals, SO II is with nations may he told
that there has been dimnution Of taxation Yes gen
tcmen there has been dminuton Of taxation since tho
peace but in what way has II been donci England mas
been relieved to the amount OF ~ wn,e Irs,sna
only oS4 o0l in the proportion Of one onehsii TO Al
That gentlemen is the Justice with which we have been
treated But gentlemen this Is not ALL for by the change
which was made 1870 in the currency Of the country
they added least fifteenth to the debts OF Ireland
SO much gentlemen for the justice with which we have
been treated lie, me ask You, gentlemen, how can
prosper while allow the hands Of others to rummsge
in our pockets An Irish PsIi,ament while would pay
time from the folly Of thar which Is due
England alone. Now, gentlemen. mean to leave tins
part Of the trusting that have shown You the evil
mercantile effects which the Union had on our common
country. will now gentlemen call your attention to
we e yo% by reading all the document win content
myself with citing the 10th reason OF the noble lords
which says. Because when we consider the weakness
of this kingdom At the time that the was brought
forward and her inability TO Withstand the DESTRUCTIVE
designs OF the minister and coupled with the act iissli
the that have been employed to accomplish H. such
as the abuse Of the place bl for the purpose Of coIr
ing parliament, the appointment OF sherins 70 Tcsenn
Of constitutional government for their adherence 70 the
constitution and the return Of persons in'o pa,s".n
who had neither connection nor stake 10 me 81"
were therefore scec.ed decide upon her We
consider the armed force Of the nlnter saa,d 70 ~
power and practices Of corruption when We couWe nesf
him. ,n~hsr e are warranted to say that the hases
means have he.n used to accomplish his great mnova
ton ana that c measure OF Union tends to dishonor the
$3.50, ,,a,. for ey,r-o dism.mbcr both houses OF
Parliament and subugae the people OF ireland for ever
Such circumstances, we apprehend, WIN be recobco'ed
IN ahho,rcuce and will create jealousy between the
two nations instead OF that harmony which for so many
cen,,rc. has been the OF their union This pro-
ts.t gentlemen was signed Ienser Meath Charlemont,
&c and by the Bishops Of Down and Lismorc. This Is