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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

a book Of all the patents IN Ina fatent
Office. 10 be dislribu,ed throughout the
Union Tor the benefit Of the Mecbsnics.
Expense 10 be paid out Of the $S0,0O0 Of
The palent fund in the treasury.
RAILROAD lRoN Mr.. Pdenix Of New
Y0ik. introduced bill for the remission
Of duties on IailfOsd iron.
Upon this bill rscy aud humorous de.
baie sprung up, between Messrs. G. :
lngersoll, E. Joy Morriss Of Ps., (who
said that PennsylVania--poo: Pennsylva,
nia-was deluded out Or htr vote for
Clay and iheisrii'of '42,) Holmes Of S.
c., (Sho excited much laughter upon two
bars Of domes lc sent in TO this city as a
specimen of the domestic industry Of
PenDsylvania.) Bidlack, (whO discussed
the two bars. aud said they come from
Ma:yhDd,) King Of N. T., (who declared
his belief that modification of the tariff
was demanded by the people } and Went.
worth, Tin favor Of ofIessening the duties
on irace chains, fsrmers' implements
SC. when on motion, the debate was
suspended, aud the House adjourn
cd.
PER Sc.
P s. A considerable amount OF com
| plant has been ullered against the course
Of Gov. Shannon, as mexican Minister
in bis late official correspondence. w
believe there is no necessity olalarm. an
that the bombastic hrAvsdD 0f the Mexi
can authorities, jusiifiss, in great degre
decisive puenaclty Of our Minister. A
all events, we ieeI assured there is n
harm done. There never was, perhaps
in the International correspondence G
any TWO governments on the fac Of tb
Garth, so ysst an amount expended
sound ard fuTysighifyine nolhng, as be
), tween Uncle sam and Santa Ana.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31
C.IuNRu.. Dc I9, lsIl-eveninC.

"CoLUNBUs, Dec 10. lSll-evening.
s'Frhe subject Il who will be Auditor o.
State, begins To be sgilsted. There arc
number Of gentlemen spoken Of, in
connection with The office, The most promi.
nenl OF whom, are,
"Dem4s Adams Ftanklin, John W
Van CeVp Of Montgomery, Charles BOr-
land Of fairfield, Josiah Morris of Gin.
ton, Mr., Hersh Of Guernsey, and Mr.
Marsh of Jefferson. There can he nO
opininn vet formed.who is Inc most pupu,
iar candidate "--CorrepOndence Of the
Gin Atlas. t.sg
Where is Nj. Bebb Of Butler couniy.
The best stump orator Of lhe wings du.
ti6a The IasI CampaigDi He was nomi-
mated BY the linpan, few nights sgo,
but such row wss kicked up thai he was
sxsAudilured at The subse quenl lin>pa0
THESE are curious times, Many are
callej but few chosen, IS tcsman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31
From tho Ohio Statesman.
REMARKs on MR. HIGGINS.

REMARKS OF MIR. HlGGlNS,
In committee Of the whole, December
2Olh. on the proposed amendment TO
the Constitution.
Mr., Higgins, said he did not rise for
the purpose Of inflicling speech upon
tho committee but TO say thai ho did not
labor under the difficulty, that many gen.
llemen aPpsarto do, in coming TO a cons
clusion how ho should vote upon the res.
OluIion submitted by the gentleman from
Belmont, Mh C0wen-.for nolwitbstRnd
ing many gentlemen, learned in the
Iaw, have expressed The opinion, that The
action OF convention should not be lin,
lied to that part Of the Constitution ProI
posed 10 be amended hy the resolution:
YET, differing as he did, with those gen
tlemen, and believing as he did, that we
had the right TO limit their action. he had
no difficulty in coming TO the conclusion
TO support The resolution. He would ask
The committee one question: OR what
proposition would the pOoPe vOief He
wOul vote for the resolution.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

0T Horace PsEnsd, charged with for
giNg Mississippi State warrsnis 10 lhe
amount Of $4,000, has been srfestsd,
aud is nov n .liRds couply jail,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31
MR. BANCROFT

The charge sgaInsI Mr.. Bancroft, OF
plagiarzing MS, purchased in London,
ard afterwards destroying the stereotype
plates Of The volume in which II had been
lncol poraled, when he discovered that =
duplicate oflbe MS. was IN existence
aud had been sJld TO Mr.. Sparks, which
was preferred against him by almost AL
the whig papers in the Union, has been
completed! exploded 10 an at'icIs in the
Boston 9 urer. II Is sho VII, by the
most ndispUlable evidence, ,lhsl The whole
slnry was an infamous fabrication quite
Characteristic OF the source from whence
il emanaed aAd Of The journals which
gave il publicity. The SlsreOlyPs plates
ale still ~ existence; and il was The cE'
cunslance OF Mr.. Bancroft masking some
allegations in lhe arrangement oI his ma
teIials, which furnished The prolex iorlhe
gross ialSehc0d, now sO thoroughly ex'
posed. Hs had used The manuschp
Just as he he'd other documents, with prop
er acknowiedgment,-N Y Herald.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31
CoNGRE s.

Dec 81 .--In The House, The resoIu.
ton offered by Mr.. DromgooI4 10 iermi,
nate debate in The Committee Of the
Whole on the Independent treasury bill
10 TWO hours after il should be taken up,
was considered and agreed to. The
House then resolved itself into Commh'
zoe Of the Whole on the state Of the Un-
ion. Mr. Cave Johnson, Of Tennessee
in the Chair, and resumed the consider
alton of the above mentioned bill; and af
ter debate in which Messfs. Hunt OF
New York. Bsyly, Henley, Dillingham;
and Cary OfNew York, took part, The
committee rose, and reported the bill, as
amended, to the House. The amend"
meats made in Committee Of The Whole
bcing agreed TO, The bill, afls: being or
dersd 10 be engrossed for third read
ing, was read the third time, and passed
yeas 1913 nays SO. The House then ad-
journed.- - Globe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

The Legislature has appointed Hiram
GriswoId, president Of the th'ice broken
Baukt Canlon, Reporter. Of the Su-
preme Court.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

JUDGE LANE has resigned his office OF
Judge Ol the Supreme Courl q Ohio, the
resignaIion to take effect in Februa-
ry. Ite
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
Wings Arouse!

On next Thursday you sill be called upon TO
exercise the right Of Freemen Remember that
our brethren Of other States are looking towards
the "Old North State" for decisive vote
against Loco Foco.sm Remember that the par,
~ now opposed to you may strictly be called the
DISUNION PARTY Look at the course Of
South Carolina and even in our own State where
they go for Texas peaceably it We can-but
iorcibly If we must" Is that the language Of
patriotism of love Of country No. Then
rouse you like men and come 10 the aid Of your
country. Let no Wing calculate about one vote
not being material, but lei every Wing act as if
the very election itself depended on the giving Of
his own individual vote Let the example of The
Wings Of Louisiana cheer you on. There we
expected nothing but gained much-let US not,
in the old North State, whore we expect much,
lose all by sup neness and apathy--therefOre
North Carolina expects every Wing to do his
duty
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

Thompson who had lately returned from that
country and had every opportunity of judging cor.
ree'iy Oh The suhIect-te was opposed to lis an
neSa'ion at any time, although it was lis interest
10 iavor The measure. and would not DO TO the IN
lersst OF tire Southern Sintss. Mr. Graham re
iefred 10 tie opinion Of those favorable 10 the
measure that there was no war nor was there an y
danger. But Mr.. II SAID from expressions OF
sentiments in tho Presidents message and otl err
papers II showed that thtre wasa war Mr. G.
said the friends of TeIas was for immediate an
nexation and that Gen Jackson had said that nOlc
or nereT vas the time. lie said the now was
three months ago, and il was now at this time,
and tho never would come three months hence,
still no treaty could DO made as Congress would
not DO in session.
Mr., Graham spoke about 81 hours when h e
concluded TO give way for Mr. iioke. We do
moi pretend 10 give exactly what Mr. Graham said,
but as near as our memory will enable us TO do
so. lie acquitted limselt much to the satisfac.
ton Of his friends, and if he did not gain bril-
liant victory over his competitor he has lost moth
ing by the collision.
We are sorry we have not time to notice what
Nr. iioke said, thore was some H. ings we wished
TO hotice--we will try and give him notice in
our next.
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD-QUARTER5, Z
ncord, ". c. JULY 25. lS4l I


To the COiorels commanding the foiiuctag Reg.
ments IN the lh Brigade and 4th DtrSior
of North Carolina Militia.
" on are, by these orders, commanded 10 Pa
u rade your respective Regiments follows
The regiment of Militia in Cabsrrus County at
Concord, on Tuesday the 5th Of October next.
The regimen. Of Cavalry composed of the eoun
ties Of Meek enburg, Union, CabarFus, Stanly and
Montgomery. at Concord, Oh Tuesday the 9eh OF
October next
The regiment of Volunteers composed Of the
counties Of Mecklcnburg, Union. Csbarrus Stan
" and Montgomery, nt Rocky River Academy in
Cabarrus County. on Wednesday the 9Th Of De-
,uber next.
The regiment of Militia in Union County. at
Iahat's Roads, on Thursday the 10th OF Octo-
Der next
The regiment of Militia IN the County of Meek
lenburg, at Charlotte, on Friday The llth OF DC
tobcr next.
The regiment of Militia in Stanly County, at
Albemarle, on Tuesday the 18th of October next.
The regiment Of Militia il Montgomery Conn
v, at its usual place Of muster, on Wednesday the
18th Of October next
The above regiments will appear on the days a
bove mentioned, equipped as the law requires, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. for Review snd Inspection BY
the Brigadicr General.
WM. c. MEANS.
B-igudi,r General, Nh Brigade, ~ c, Militia,
The Officers composing the Staff Of the Briga
der General of the lIth Brigade and 4th Division
of North Carona Militia commanded 10 aP-
pear 90 the days above mentioned, equipped 80
the law requires, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
VIM. c. MEANS,
Brigadier General, llth Brigade, n. c. Militia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
GEN. wADDY THOMPSON.

To correct false version Of the speech
recenty delivered BY this gentleman at AL.
bauy, appearing in the Argus, the Albany
Evening Journal states that so far from be
ing in favor Of " annexation" Geo. Thomp.
son is utterly and lrreconcilably opposed to
it. " Ifevery State in the Union, he saidl
should decide for annexation--if England.
France and Mexico should assent TO it,
he for one, should protest against 1t TO the
last. As a Southern man, he should OPP
pose ii, because it would inlure instead OF
benefling the South, and as a citizen OF
the United States he would oppose it, be-
cause it would weaken the bonds Of the
Union,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
COON sKINS-AN OMEN.

Gen. Cass attended a Loco toco meet
ing at lpsiIanti, a few days since. He
condescended to look on ~ while the sa-
lutte was being fired. In loading the last
gun, the Generals friends used Coon skins
for waddng, and then filled up the yacan,
CIV with Clay! When the match was ap.
piled, the gun erploded--prostratlng about
a dozen Loco Focos. Fortunately, no re
ry serious injury occurred but the met
dent should teach the gentlemen Locos
that Clay and Coon skins are death to
LocoGocolsm.-Ruieigh Register
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WHO ARE TIE WHO'S

Allthe survivors of the College Of Flee.
tors which cast the vote of New York for
Jefferson, in l900, aud all the sarsting
members of the Senate ard Of the Assem-.
bly, who voted for those Electors, are still
Wings, and voted for Harrison in ls4o
and will, if alive, vote for CLAY and
FREIlNGHt ISEN ii lSi4 Among
them are Gen. Van CorIIandt, James Burr.
Judge Woodwork, Ambrose Spencer, and
Erastus Root
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
" ALAS POOR YoRICK"

H. Aflera a. the i0arTust r--- -..ll!sh G1
poured out by the Locofoco papers abfAl1,
over the fate of Dorr, it seems his FIR.
mer friends at home refuse him even helr
countenance mud sympathy. At the Loco
Foco State Convention, which met al New
port on Thursday, resolutions expressive Of
sympathy with Thomas W. Dorr we've OF.
lered and the Convention refused to pas.
them ". \. Express.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
Ma GRAHAM

Ca Wednesday morning last, respectable
number Of the Whigs weni oui to escort Nr era
ham 10 Charlotte flo Wa. met about 1 miles
from town, aud vas received with three cheers
Before entcrtng the town tho escort was formed
tato hollow squate, and in thls order wn.
ccf,od TO hi. lodgings at tie Mansion House
A large number WAS then introduced to han
lie appeared 10 be IA the finest spirits, al hough
little fatgued from travelling. bu, few hours
rest revived HIM very much
THE DISCUSSION.
About O'clock Mc.srs Graham and IIokc
repaired 10 tie stand to address tho people
Qatoa respectable company was present 10 hear
the discussion.
bong Nj. Grahamh appointment, he open.
cd the discussion by announcing himself asa can
dIdsto Of the Wing party, sc. lie then referred
to the charge OF bong opposed to giving tho eIec.
lion of Governor 10 tho people. ilo stated that
he had no, voted for ths direct proposition,
but merely fol an ampnlmcu, to secure eastern
votes, which II vas impossible to get along with
out-and while this vote was made sn objection
to him, tho Loco Fccos could vots 'of Governor
Branch as Governor, who voted against giving
the election ofthis officer to the people, lilo thon
referred to tho Svb.Treasurv and stated that as
the party was opposed to L. $ Bank ,hoy must
DO for a Sub. Treasury, measure which the peo.
plo had condemned and which il adopted would
have the tendency to withdraw from the interior
all the gold and silver to be deposited in the large
towns; he read an extract from an address sign
4 1. 4 9 k,t 4 ha Sub
Treasury was " the grand measure Of delrreance
to The country :" but he said none OF the party now
advocated tho measure
Mr.. Graham then referred to the Bank, lie
stated the Wing party desired a well regulated
Bank. properly guarded aud restricted. believing
that to 10 the best fiscal agent of the government
that the country had never lost any thing 10y
the old Banks and that We should profit by the
experience Of forty years.
Tho Distribution was mort referred to, lie
stated that 1t had be-n 'ae wish of the Govern.
ment not to look to tho Public Lands as source
of royenuo; and as they had accomplished the
object for which they were coded the procteds
should DO divided among the States Gen
jackson who ia considered good witness by tho
Loco focos says that tho lands ought to be APP
portoned among the States according 10 Their
ratio of Representations and that they should
cease, as soon as practicable, to be source 9'
revenue. This will be found in his messages oil
1920 and 1892
He next referred TO tho Tariff Of lSi2--thit II
was lower than the tariff of lS31 for which Mr.
Polk voted, and although il was much condemn
ed by the Loco Foeo party, and promises wer'
made that it should be repealed If they got tn
ascendoncy That thOy did succeed by SOM
means to obtain majority Of 90, that after al
the promises of repeal they dared not to change i
The Texas question was thon referred to, II
was opposed to the Troaty--sald It was ne'
! question sprung upon tho country for pottte'
fgect, Mr. Graham stated that he had seen Ger
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
FAITHFUL OFFICERS.

We hear that yesterday the accounts of
the late Collector Of the port of New York.
Mr.. Curtis, and the Cashier, Mr.. Sduer-
lee, were made up that they balanced 10
a fraction, and that the amount found dus
the United States, (some $4,000 was
paid into bank, and the certificate, with du-
plicales, sent on to the Treasury.
This is the close of Wing officers ca.
roer, who has received and paid over more
than forty millions of dolIars,-Ne,D ork
American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
FRELINCHUYsEN
OF NEW YORK.

sound National Currency, regulated by the
will aud authority Of the People
An adequate Revenue, with far protection 10
American lndustry-Just restraints on the Exec
utivo Power, embracing further restriction OF
the exercise Of the Veto.
A faithful administration Of the Public Do
main. with an equitable distribution of the Pro
eeeds Of sales among the States.
An honest sud economical administration oil
the General Goyofnment, leaving Public Officer,
perfect freedom of thought and of the right Of
suffrage but with suitable restraints against i'm
proper interference IN Elections
An amen!ment of the Constitution limiting
tho incumbent Of the Presidential Chan 10 a
Single Term
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

We have 10 defer publishing the proof We
intended submitting TO the pu'lic to sustain tue
charge Of Totyism against Ezokiel Polk Proof
i. abundant bat we Hant 10 obtain those ceriG
cate that tho strongest We VIII publish
them as soon as We can 10 so We haNe several
certificates, bat sc were disappointed IN getting
several others, that wo expected tbs week by not
seeing tito persons, and a. General Saunders has
attempted 10 prove It's untruth We shall strength
en- our testimony.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

Il The last d" Joint Stock Concern says that
tho subject of Toryism is one painfully disgust.
ing to every honorable and charitable mind, and
first started by men, who are devoid Of all tho
kindlier feelings of the human heart as dogs are
Of souls" How rerg charitable and sick Of tory.
ism he has got after making an attack upon the
good namo of Mai John Davidson without any
proof and for the purpose Of venting personal
spleen He talk about others not having soul
why he has no more soul than the little end Of
nothing whitfield down. Blame your political
pedlar. Let him next time know the truth OF
what he Is talking about, and not try and bolster
up man with no Pretenslons by robblng from
the good deeds of the dead.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
DIED

In fredell County, on the lilh instant, Of drop
sy. Mr.. JOS BYERs, in the 69th year of his age
On the 10Th instant an infant child Of John
Campbell Jun. Also, on the 2lst, an infant child
of Robert Irwin, both grandchildren Of Col, Au-
gustus Alexander.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
GIDEON d SMITH
A SAYORY TICKET.

The Locofoco ticket urged in this sec
lion, Polk, Dallas and Texas" by a
slight transpositlon becomes Polk, Salad
and Texas AN odorous catch vote dish
indeed Colombia (Ten.) Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
a letter TO the Editors or
lnielligencer, from a gentleman h.

Of Georgia. dated July Sd, says
| have recently Travelled through isA.
part Of our State, and | say most PositiysH
" that, from all the information | could
obtain, there is not the least doubt but that
the State viii 90 for Mr.. Clay Mr.. Polk
IS losing ground every day. Soon after his
nomination ! feared thalthe Texas question
would give him Georgia now hove no
fears but that Harry Of the West will
get the vote Of the State"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

a. In his speech on Tuesday last, Gen. snun
ders pronounced violent denuncation of the
Hon Willie P, Mangum, Quoted his speech
against the Tariff and spoke Of him in terms the
most disrespecttul Where is the Honorable
Senator that he is not giving the Wigs the ben
fit Of his great powers in exposing the dnPhclly
of the democratic leaders and meeting their ca.
lumnes.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

1t is with pleasure VIC can confirm the news
published in our last, that the Wings have achiev
ed under present circumstances, what may bl
claimed as 4 DECIDED VICTORY. Louisiana
where annexation VAS expected to have more eff
feet than in any other section, where resided the
bond holders. the scrip holders, &c. has gone for
the Wings. We have elected 80 members to
the House to 81 by the Loco Focos. The Sen.
ate will stand I.ocos to 5 Wings And we
have elected certain one member to Congress
and probably another. Thus, as in $40, has
commenced rolling that GREAT BALL which
we hope will drive from the country every yes
tigc Of the Loco foco D!sunion Party,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
ron GOVERNOR,
VILLA A. GRAHAM.
OF ORANGE COUNTY.
CANDIDATES ron rHE LEGISLATURE,
DAVID NJ LEE. : For the Senate
CYRUS QUERY. !
WM JOHNSTON, ! For ,he Common,
ELI STEWART,

TT We arc authorized to announce THoAAs \
ALEXANDER, ESQ az candidate for collection
70 tic Office Of shariT Of MeeAleuburg county,
At the ensuing election.
If'Ne are authorized TO announced WHITE
as the Peoples Candidate for tie Office Of Sher.
fl Of Cabarus County, al the ensuing election.
Election the LIT day al August.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

13"Our Clay Cluh held u meeting on Tues
day night last Mr., Osborne gave us one OF
his best speeches The way that Gen. Drom-
goulo and the political pedlar caught 1t was
the right way
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

The Wings OF Wheeling have raised q
flag staff which is 2i6 feet high
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

1.-THE celebration at Steel Creek viii b, in.
serted next week,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

QJ@We intended giving the political pedlsF
q passing notice this week but have not time,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26
RRN>woRN

leave a progeny OF several hundred
1oi'neS, years crop, and then It may be
TOO late to prevent the evil. 1t IS the
spindle worm" Of Massachusetts,, belongs
to the family Of Lep'dosstesa, aud IS call.
ed by Harris, in his most eSccil,n, work
~, IL 49, 49, ~
On The insects injurious to negotiations,
nos'yna LEG, or corn Gostynn. | shall
as soon as possible, publish more extend
IN the mean time hope this will be sulli-
Gent TO put our farmers on their guard,
and to induce them TO search the,t corn
heds while the evil is within the reach OF
an easy remedy.
GIDEON u SMITH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-07-26

1IThe lloa Nm \ Graham. ue Wig can
dtdala FOR Governor. Will add ess Ii. fellow citi.
,naa a lie l,ILnr M. Ll-lLrA and nlacns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-30
e. Pr Mse ego %
snNINTHING NEW.

. WETA10RF Il co hove nsf onNned a
4 poy " a ard chrap FUR NlSHING WARE
uoIrSE at Mo-. North Howard $. Baltimore.
f 4@ ~ opposite the Wheatfeld lnn0 whtre
thew intend 10 keen on hand an efieoSVT .sSnd
mont Of Fancy Hardrare, C0fierg "+'"""
S Az I"ds Of Japamned and Britannia Wars.
aims. GiranIoles Tea trays oil i WI v!iiils,
c,a ELY plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anc WHO"
Ware 1el o,s brushes. Brooms, Mats &C.,
E Eaae kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
on dn every va,iety Of useful and fancy House
ast house so 6SepE "
here find every a Yo,E p I%f se' '0''
me e loweS, Merchants and others visiting Ba'n
more are Goods sold On commission at thf NAM
c.ctnrer's erices. No . N Howard ST. baI''"o'e
act 2-2m ---
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-30
CHE A p
CfENF
aHmD CAP MANUFACTORY.

a6uD CAP MANDATORY.
M 10 Monroe stree, Wheeling
nonsfully announces to his old friends
n general, that he has now on
oup srior stock Of
us AND CAPS.
= 5hiens. somerising all quail
kn6A 0l9es. His Hats are rnanuiac.
>ovn immediate sup srintesdanee,
1nYials and By tn e best of work
.kALE AND RETAIL.
I'LL WEIR than they have
~ in this Citv. Those vi shing
ATS or CAPS will find it to
- 10 give him a call before nur-
Aese. oot4 8 AVERY.