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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
SCHOOLS
DANCING

MONS caaRIEL DE KORPoN. !.,1so Of
HAS II. honor OF Informing te LGne rri for the pur
1New York and yieny ,n p,i M ia,hionab pances
sreys ling in the highest circles oil European e-
SOCIETY," ,.,v arrived from Boston. Saratoga an, He 5
Mos n hs ~ " rnrt the wrrmest admiration 0!
tc and The marked approval OF TIE ,b,f u known
Among oher Mons 4 r pS9SSa With music
~. Vs. dc ilerx Pns-.kc Mazocfkn-fe" S'
Ge,opne and ali American DANCE .,,t, sogPONAY =,
5y ~ The instruction VIII Ire given IN Tie F'ei '
Rooms o are engaged al s Park P!acees9 csn,ler cn
,d r,rrt,, he accommodation 81 Laa. W. ant dsr es1 n
ia sb,on,.e circles OF Londcn and Pans Gun n ,hs- y.
.iX or twelve lessons, except Inc hiaNS"'A "
T S f, rTe papcuar, inquire MONS KoRPoNi
his rr.idence y Park Place Sop # IL - l. and /
Tv,ys:-Class Lessons from ~ 70 y, a ~ - "
,o5 3 ii, and from s TO IN the eyenng; -, a;5
dr. lessons. eS-twelve Lessons Slo and uht c,ar
Prrntc Iessons-.x lessons. S. twelve essos' 81 t1'
ter o;be, hour will be devoted Public Institutes Aead-
enies. &C. ------,,,,, -
PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MlDD Oh " r Sn" n
L GJAs,IcIL AEp ENGLISH BOARDING. ScHooL, % "a
s,,tutIon hiss established nne year, The
s;teorion. kind intercourse and comforts oil nome are
sec ied TO pupils 10 high decree Pspainon ,o i
OF college thorough Mdde2wn y one OF ,De n y,
fi,l heal hy and moral towns IN New Eng ahd esi W
daiIT from New York, Absny and EnsSon n, mcdefal 60
pense Young lads Arrays sEtencsc oy cc'siu p'
v=hen parents Request ,.., f-t,-r. eal 10, Sea-
soa which INCLUDES all expensss save ior bck ~
onler language Circur. with references r. ~ MsIke.
v,oss y, SP Nsy rs nASE A. PRIME PM ,I III.
taR1r;NI.YN Ci,ar-iLni. AND EhGi.iSt rELtCi
u self OIL No. rs Hck. seei.-Ins Scnnoi Pli Sepe
nth It's end Session Monday, IND oil SepeInbt 'ol-
ough Instruction end substantial p'oses ECU. NJ
10 patrons. Ccnnrs with terms ana o-aes en
,,,n of ne PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
MEDICINES.

0Cv,s CASTOR OIL CANDY is now highly ep
III proved the best mode o 10 ;se asts thai they
mel sanr ot Whatever IS given them l, mny Be nsed or
all Da p. III! t;1 5s If Cns Bowel Complaints &c. ope
mildly healing dssai PGo5c fa CT rs spns
as pH up % om and dapne var
ansd to keep cinaie) " paekase a. n3 aSs
ra1e written the engraved wrapper S9a oy mo-, pluE
ss cine. ind general stores throughout Inc 1 ii ssaod.
TITJs,s VOLTEHBURG BrTTERs -1rhi, exceeding
T. y valuable necre noe mos e1iens,valT Gahn,ac
Isd b. he d Pr, oscns far the cure Of Coughs Bypeo
a Chronic Inflammation al the uags Loss 81 sn
acton in r7se " here otter prescriptions tnYe totally
fiilei has been jgny esseG oy nnE nm Is -,
have made trIs Of rs medicinal cna's Gear af''' ~
Ihers no gys,sy n r. SsTaIn 90 pncip. and
called eUAck MEGS :. ,t winch ore mol ''H'
The PROPRIETOR from the crr and great experience NJ nas
had of ys ~. o" ss Dubeend no ars
ready 10 furnish the ndubbe proof Of It's high value
p Sod rhoIesas end retail By EBEN ELLIS the proprietor
no Ly - sf Ss Yots By a. ID SANDS Druzes No.
~ Fulton street l3 trnaiay. Il East sTenS
Ter the Propriei. r:-i'rce s. -- go ~,
1AYNES EXPECTOR ANT.-No other medisine wlLIe
y move ucus rs IRON the tnrTouahT Is .
slac.us aoSens ile ccnSuat muses. 'rum the me-
which lines sha sud every c"ish - pasi he
IN noit rs of ngagad Ter. In al cofpRlH
in.1s:y o,gap even where nature -es. 10 re iaNns 20
of, disease, Jas no tSftc'iht Iip
20, N The machinery reypTi,on. ant 1Tane> nsi
at IN. 1b.ucon. which hah in,peasa
tbe- re- operriun Coughs COLI Brolchitis fisnr-Yna
rr I'LL dens OF pulmonary natuIe yield TO ihs prepaid
lion. il properly hdm,neie. :, =, s.L -,h;.d ..,oe
Prepared Uaiy by DE-. u jayre no ~ soa'i i"''N $500
Phiiadplphia ~, -, r,;.., y, 10
Fulton stree II Eas Broadway. s.3 Roadway I'D a
TAyNEs' HAIR TONIC War! War. War!!-the
:, Wig sasers have declared hosiies against our
Dr. J.ryE on OF hi H.R "c which knn ,cst
iii th-r business INTO cockei hat l.Hhes ana eehus
men aid and yGurg are cc.ing the Doctors stanind-
Heads long dire,es uf the t rudmen Of nair a,e
nsne his Hair Tonc aper with new and ho~ina or
hich Absalnm himself might have onvIed rcaidess o,ts
ave seen wit, large and bushy whsks and ldess
though their ripslsts rnre beautiful ana
m. fsn ever Bald doiing Their WIGS nnn throw
n to-, ,hs noIss md bats whis the wig makers stand
,rhsst y. ;hey behold demolition % their business Vna
will he m. co,-orsnce nf know not W tne WIZ
ses are ouaaenus and The doctor remains rq ana uefr
th,, some things cen be done well ~ nher ana ma
Bsd iieads may as sei heIr own En =. the hai OIL
Others. =, /. - ri IT, ~, -, @phiI
etapha. ,, e 4, n
sands Drurgisis 70 Fulton street, u East Srotdwss go
Broadway --------------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

M URRAY G LANMAN Who.s,,. n,,,.;,,. - -
W en- IN pantl Oi Dye stu &c Partienls, rt.o uIa
@ ~, panE up o,s expressly for SCUM American and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

OVER SHuES-IMPORTsE-7' TO DEALERS and
OCONS UJHERS-lnda Rubber Over Shoes. that cin be
worn in any climate without change of properties. always
piipble and soft the coolest wesher For durability end
beauty challenge comparison other shoe
market Country merchants aud city dealers should fail
To supply themselves with this article For by the
n9tt N.nrH Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

q, yDsz. sFor HUDSON AND IN.TE ias, II FSr
lester. Cap' on1A Wm wen MssS and and
Railroad the car. Of which spys 90 the ava Of
beat. and leaving HUDSON On Ss cs tsuehnr each
esv at he in,e:E:einte landings, Tickets through 10 t'
fsii g . and to VI est StockhrtEe 81
re. freight or passr apply On no9Iu Q, 20 m Vs..
ST0RRS & STEf sSS;iS. . ", w s.. x,
bs bo,t has hcen thorough oyerhaued and her acco
so ap0yed he eqrsl 10 any boat on me Ve'
n sit;onn number of Stnte Rooms having been ADDED
honf bnryes. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

Narrative of Visit TO the Maurtius ard South Africa
By James Backhouse Illustrated BY Maps. Eachpgs nnd
Wood-Cuts Svo. pp. 10. London: Hamilton. Adams Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
FOR THE NORTH.

fiGIosRakSEyS4 11b4 sfssaff ;s;5
Through preetaA 10 o oas Ti,.r;y s;rse.s
'f s s ..:aDSoa pIe isisfS sn s.
Thc steamboat R6CHESIEa .vs Gao,Mn ats G.
A. 5 o. cLock-L rsGiHg al r'ftsTEsed!a'e P'iSe''
Fror, the ipotof Barelay-fIeet - Crs,-
The eaubo5. NORTH AMER lei s GsD al al 81
cen b ss sa,bas C0LuMBix CAPTAIN YIN H. Peek on
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al q albany ic
Passengers taking tis line OF hoaa !" ~ S.e - 40 Sr. 81,
ample TO take The uiorrrS fair' o. oA' 80
s ebovc beats ere End sut,naal arc inn nsss
with and eszaa stas h, a 100 Eas an '0'
~ XII oezop Err .r,ia tr,sag ary Of t1s Doa1 VI ~
Line wi.hoat a written order rom the Iopa,1
For psssase e,r n gppiy "a ooa Oi ~ ~ va Wharf
MqRNtNSS tINE fAk FRO OLSEN new f lew
a A.sAn .isa ni, TROY Capt A. Cor
5am fnes.ay Thursday and Saturday. md Fri
EMPIRE Capt s. r Roe. Monday. w ednesos ~" pe,r,.y
dsy a, o'clock 4. u. from, the pier 81 ihe 'oo' VI
S mass, se or ferht apply on board The Goats ., -
HALL a; :he office. the WHAT iot o. bafcs vins Troy
The shove boats return on the opposee oe',' '
ar ~ SoT1cx-Eyening Line direct nor Alba 49,
TROY att clock. daily Sunday s!cspteS o' b'. Al .
-; n,s- ;s Of Cour;land, street. ne
SEW s ,n.siu r b. Macy end SWALLOW Captain "a
ls Ssow and by asr landing Inn pa''s sSS d a.
If w:ter they nre eablei nj all nes 70 pas .ns
a.sh lnny nne Troy IN ample timc Tor p1s>s,-rf 10
the maIIl.nc p cas- 70, me EAT e !, - a
hat mas large suite OF elegant sac -. ,rhrr, n,
r. 20 or fre.a appiy a. tho 0lcn on ITO "hA''' u
IN tSs t-;;ai-E on oIerd ;hs boat. = .r,~, a,s
The conii;ins THIS ne a,e S rs, winter The Al.
10 ne and yzaow have bcs1 thoroughly oVsihau~u 1 -,
~ the best manner -------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

ES~a CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS,
e pa 3 The subscriber. who awarded Dpoan 20
the New Yotk Stale Fans otIei2 and RsiS ", IN
c. best toned Church Bell and eo Silver IN.
tho b<st Bell. and Diploma for Town Csoehi - :
bted al the Far OF the American I1stitae in oe,oov
furnish Bells OF from 90 to 10 600 made Of the e
RAILS aEd wannnted stand and tone TO please-Ias IA
them improved Cast Iron Yokes with Moveabe Amt "a
Increasing demand for his Bells the best svIdens cu
the Cacrdas aud Utmost all the states md abou ~
seen finshed 70 different Place. in the state OF surryf
Instruments. Copper and Bsass Cas,ing. IS Sc
OIL en- ANDREW NsNnr..~~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, GROSS &
on hand large assortment Boots and Shoes made in
most fashionable style and Of the best materials ~ b. Made
To order all descrutOn on Jsots and Shoes Fits warranted
and nr.ces low In the times. NlY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

Schr Rieazi. Eliot. Richmond. with com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

pROOKLYN BOOTS AND sH0ES.-,rhe subscriber
ID are n,w supplying themsel with IaS- Tor Customer,
Boots and Shoes Gentlemen and Ladies have Lists made
TO em BY leaving the shape of their feet at the Brooklyn
lea SMITH e. HAWTHORNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

= B. CARPENTER & Co. LINE rQK
s-t9GEWsUR Ei--Lan9ns a. IpldweE y, w Fl 4;
sS-zs;SsSSEG Font Codfprins, Cornwall an. r'S'.'''
The steamboat LANES MADISON C2pt.H E nntss s and
E.iiav az Z o'clock P NJ Re,urnna WI! Ioass Newo"sn
sccrv Wednesday, and SATURDAY a; oGi9es =. u ,,,
An Baggage fa :kages Parcels. Bank Bis OF Siece
ar b,srj his png h0u; 0cng entered on te oo"N VI
~ s,r o,r7i ia a, the risk o. owners thereof Dou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

- s<rzea A FARE REpuCED;-Et,olSS JGIRi 3TS8SS-
tS5aSsSSSSTA,I RVING. WILTSIE's DOCK, HAST.
NGs aad Y0NKEHsIon and after S SatuTHgy AIS
TON IRVING Capt Hiram futhn. viii lsave the t?St Oh
Chambers street fer the above places daily nj three r
Re:nning will leave Cro.onvlIe at e ard Sing Sing at
o'clock A. 81 landing the foot OF Hammond raea! each
For pa..ase freight. sPglz SesEa & e IA u..,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

To PREVENT IIoRsEs JuNrIsG FENCES.
4 correspondent OF the AibaaY
n. y C~ullyator says Il have found
a simple and efficient remedy. Pass a
small and strong cord round his body
lust behind The shoulders, and lie The
halter in THIS cord between tho fore
Iegs, so as to leave a distance Of about
two feet from the cord to his heal. u
then, he undertakes 10 jump he IS com
PEELED 10 throw his heal forward, which
draws hard on the snail cord, causing
Il 10 cut into his back, and he instantly
desisls. The cord should no, be more
than a qua. lei 10 an inch in diameter,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

Al n, e,ess Naas'afa Bars o., etet aeAsfi,g
Ibesf.H saIatA ern8us f~ei-s,s lho tuafart,
81 nrmaafse,
W. ray rallan. ystmaHI tcsfond 70 ans 3aes-
TONED q uss-
AID yan hughf'y hssm.ag 'taf.
In ihe Nanbofn ,faes aiaf-
Watcher hc would cease GO burn.
should the f,kle nar,ftam
An 90 Other 49,. 4nelius-
An IL sa,s e. ia q bc sne
Vernon felatn, h-f loyalty. her faHh. her love
het -e.I 80 al Jlclf orsIusl FRESHNESS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21
TIE COTTON CR0P-lxury4r
DrsTRrcTtoS.

DISTINCTIONS.
The Opelousas Gazette Of The In
INST. sa,s-" The |ca'erpillafs lhayc a.
euclh ma lie their appearance IN oar
neighb1 fhooi.and are commits NJ dead .
FOL rasges upon tho cotton fields. We
cannot make any nccurate estimates IF
the damage, bat suppose It VII not fall
short oi ore thirl.' The Auakapns
Gazette SAYS. Tho army.worm has
made rs appearance in a number OF cot
Ion fields IN tbs Parish. which they are
rasaging Al a great rnle. Ia the course
OF a few DAYS. We much fear. the whole
country " be invaded By them And
at Charleston. n house has received a
letter from Is correspondent n Beaufort,
informing them that The ca'terpt-
lsfs have made heir appearance
IN tow cotton fields on Paris.
Island, near Beaufort. and tina, they are
the real calerpillars. These are laeis
Of immense importance, aud # true 10
the eSled stated. viii have a marked
effect on the business relationss Of ,he
country. On our cotton, more than on
every other product. does the nation
rrly for restoring the balance Of iraie
now SO decidedly against US. Il i ho"
ever to be hoped that the rnyages o.
mo worm Wi be found less dlsas,
irous than Is above set down.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21
INSTRUMENTATION .uIruDHrA og.IU#

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

TliF YOUNG MN ARR ALL WlrHIS
TIE r chester uerarfat raafainr = e4Hl Af o
nccIor 81 lie Young Men afih. rfy 81 Rar4s..ef
80 ha,e iscame ,,tsr, -,acc l-4o. AID Mo at-
ign T. ,ate ~ ueny CHar TIE ca.i a.s4. 81.
.gaed d. one HUNDRED AND Ten III lHs.a
ysuhs nd g.isol parrots. The Young Mea. lke
iBo I.alis, are 81 wings
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21
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#H rlIa r.. 5Ia. aaI Hsnssf1s 10 nas4Heua ~
Hsat I'd aat.h H'a.t. as freetsI d. mstttH =
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na, fatea a.ai ri H IHs country Doing
"a |.r,.. ssna. 80 Aai - nHeHfHs If arH.
WEI araa pcfr fs9strH aad aearF = So. afef
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Nssh.aa sH' af.rt asI aa. sct iaf = he r.H-
,ffea ~ ins aHI I'D f.Isahar,ash 49, GlrI.
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A. aieHra 81 ur1Hs e. a'tta.a fae ufsut ui
hs sa9srHgs an8 Niaf sHsuHe q he haI rcorfsci
is,mlng u.1a ,ana, .ufor. ic liHdusis
et,t lad hcra q enlta b h. aca es,,4 hfsIlef
~ I'm NafnrIou. r. eau.fd lie sraa ii D. be
uasr all srul - lHu Will many rrrrrHas ~
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taas utfs a. p4s,fa through .eyefaI ltHds Ia
~hirh - htisy . fully aai u4thcHHtoaY Traced
unti i enc Hla iht hands etan HFel w31n =,
es1nf rs NIggs tine When te csiHI.
z-iafH Srfoy al. makHus efraf % n. % #ltfafe
'hF sIRes u LIE csH4Irf. aao ffaG'mH Iasu o Al
y. n. lIsad iaH, came forward snd 0fss.nIeI ihs
So civ viii te a1t de'trag laai d IN Fat = -
q same mcniaf a' me sariep. sal Ie s,al. 4p
afssra1r1 O. lsrt oHeeis Tn. AZ. dooo lie II
aaaEas aetNeru dsfte and isaf hundred la.rp
z Wa' bought ~ a cu.aeal i4lse Il Connecticut
Ell lhe fugCssa ofIhr kst Nalcs Cotton. VIM
IA. aa tae I'm. soffs ia 'an. .dies. cs.ssI1 ~
ac t.f.aIzafan Steea
81 Gteea eart. 10 Eve aa, afls f4ral. a paeh
- III tom tsts shIy e4r.a, snd extremely al.
CAL e fr#e. NesaHlate I.ai lie Her rrca3,
e tt -aac eaa &c 81 eJI#ls scs4 lfcaj
Amt, Rfpat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

We learn that the PRESIDENT has aP-
pointed ANDREW JACKSON DoNELsoS, Of
Tennessee, 10 be Charge d'Affaires oil
the United States to Texas TO succeed
NJ ilowARp deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21
ANo1naR R4Ne>eIta14 -Jlmos ~

Another R"4Ne>ei.u4N -Jamos Fur.
sls9o, Es4. a member Of tbe bar IN The
county Of Wayne, Virginia, AID or
some ure. during Inc prcsea; q uyass.
one Of The Lcofoc0 O ottfs.1as renounc-
ed Polk AID taken the field fer the a0as-
'r'one statesman. henry Clay AMI Wing
measures. Mr.. F~5rgasoa va. one of
the speakers al the Mass Meeting at
h"nt~ha, e. II. On ne SIS JOY las.
5 ice then be has Turned. ia Wing
meeting ia cabel. on saturday Ias,. he
delivered an abe and effective speech .
anl We loeI confident mach good has
o"en done for he Way cause.
cabcII aud WAYNE MI be right side
up tins faI'. We sha3 &c, .sree ma9a-
les N these coantes-marA il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

NV INV hfAAt
n.
So. tsat lal S g41st
tat
= NE 6 - q Clam
a't. ia#.- vac ...'.. a'7
In - s.f'. a'assf .si
t5'A aeti.Na e'3-#-'a'. ea.'ls- IN
lf-ta - H'.l.'. ae. '.s .'s. a'@
. ne saf Be s'' TIC ie
80 .s-t se aae 1rsssas s.a' ara. fa#as.
80. = a.t.a So" #'sa .aea.a ~a.a aasr
ess aa#es.cI p =. Es- Itaea. al aesH
#se4 .3..af S. lie a.aua e~saIslee
mufe Hta ea.#s te ra-
ftsr.a As oe# SOS af#.es H.4 aea .,a
81, aa,a a4 a.a - q. sas at la4t 10,
a... IL -. eI.ae 5a.. Charge lie W|HI..NUh# +
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

lhe Ne" Orleans Ffope Of tho sh inst. .sy.
W. are happy ~ beng sble Ia ,,.is T., ~.
maiinn Of al, and especially N, .b.,n, o.
nat 'he city continue, remsfkshl, h.stts -
'hefs % even prospeot al pfe.eni. ihst II an -
'n's % The rfer has fallen e,n.Je.hiy .nd
- slii ia.ing. Cotton AAs segun 10 stiy. !, -
y 'Afes qusnhtis', and he city altead, b.g,,. :,
"'af more lively aspect han DUNG N. omme,
months. We are % The eve Of M. bp.in... 20.
.n. ''a viii cheering Indications u . ,lirr,ng
winter, ''''"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21
lFr8n ne lexington fqu5r 5

tFrom The Lexington Iaqmrer
Or readers Mi r,co,ires our COM
mcais upau M article lu The Galere
making such a3o about. NH.ac,r.
courtiug Adulltlou.1 The dIrecl apaes.
Of Inc Gazette to Mr.. Claws bcne,alence
IS mel BY hlm as such appeals always
have been aud always VII be.
We rust al fears and apprehension,
vi ~" be quoted.
AsuLANp.Scpt. 2l.I6tt
The editor OF 4ueishb rnr pr.of clio
kentucky Gazette Of lexington c~aI5np
my attention 10 d lcarr of l.. n. Cav.
Es4 under dale Of ,hc I0ih LILY le4l.
and addressed 10 Col ]. J. Speed oil. H.
haca, has appealed 10 me " a pyr
pose Of slch unaffected stnferI,g. 10 saw
whether ] approve, or d|Isaaproye. 81
that letter, thai have not The be,r, +,
deny TO What Editor the very crea,
eradication which he Vii derive rom
the Pcrasal VI tins note. e,,erlEy
when Il gives me So lutte trouble =,
Write D..
Mr.. T. ". Gays letter was WRITE,
without my knowledge, without any
consultation ~lh me, aud without any
authority from me. neyeksaw It ia
III read II IN the public prints. That
gentleman = an independent c.iIze,
having a perfect right 10 entertain and
aHo" rs o"a opluious. am not re-
'Pohsib.e Tor them. as he is not for mine
50 far as he ventures 10 ofern,a ~.
feelings. he has entirely miseonca ya3
them. believe hlm 10 be e5g,IIy -,
taken as 10 those in the circle Of ~,
personal friends aud ncighbors eener2
ally, ~
In my speech, addressed 10 The Tnif.l
States, aud in resolutions which / oFar-
ed 10 hat bod, 10 my address, u NJ,
'"ue"'''l' ABOUT " years ago, ami
on various other public occasion,
nave il'IY' freely, e1presselopiaioa s on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

Oar mayor must be very pleasantly
situated being surrounded by persons
"ho are employed u report 10 The Ar
gus every ume'he wants a piece OF pa
per Tor anything.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-21

u - NH nn'rI eHei sf.N ital Ne epp,aars
lie a'aA 81 MICHAEL Hone. - lais Dea,..
etaie candidate IN Governor PllursI hi 80.
a' i'fsaiensn5 ne remember oul, he Intelligent
hiaa-'eareI aHl slau4u, Feulleman. Of whom ~.
,~amm'adt IA tae a'let afPa,dleace. i. br,e,y,J
ihefs MI be tsuHi nome aao mare .aee,eLg de.
p.s'e ihe a'slh 9i Alf. IiaAe. Or m5rs aee.l, an.
mine "tih lie afflicted family. than h. la!e 10.
lacai opponent. ~ -
} com lie Lincoln Courier Erta. Sep. II
j. hs been ifuI} sad Ia he midst of hfe We
are 81 lean The announcement af he Jemt.s
- 81. MICHAEL ilokE was received m M,
~ iaN evening. lie d-. ia Charlotte On Mon.
CAV N'sa' 81 e.pes. 9f hill.ou. fs, er-apan from
- ''i, - ever. ia re midst Of fnend.. Let
De iHisuel % iHt. l1~ is-da, "
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-11-07

A seedy son of New England found himself,
recently. all alone. unknown, and "hard up,"
in New Orleans. Of course he soon set about
guessing some way TO get out OF the scrape !;
and before lie had quite whiIIled bis stick
away, he became absorbed in The inception of
grand thought. II seems, sitting down TO
guess, his asluie brain made plunge, al once,
among The metaphysical and scientific ramlh-
cations of guessing and not long after, he
might have been observed, with sober sort Of
Twinkle in his eye, marching off along the
Levee." apparently looking for house 10 let,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-11-07
Coming 10 the Point.

William Smith. only brother OF the late Nor
mon prophe,. has been preaching lately q. New
Bedford. The Bulletin says he concluded one
Of his discourses in the following emphatic
words Brethren. will say here, for the
credit Of the audience, that al our last meeting
collected some two dollars. while at the same
sine 'he expenses of the hall were six dollars.
Naw. wish in all soberGess 10 assure you, my
dear friends, of one solemn ruth, and that Is,
thai rather than pay all expenses, preach for
nolhing and find myself inio the bargain. r'H
see the uhole generation damned first"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-11-07
A Hard Master.

Thomas LitchfeId hired serran'. CON-
planned against his master, Mr. Chambers, oil
Weilinsborough. Cor The non, n,paymeni ol wages
due him up to the tine be left.
He sci. me such funny jobs said Ll,ch-
field. 'such as standing on gate post TO white
wash the neon with pc, OF Hacking al sno.
'her lime TO fetch load OF clouds To litter The
horses He leld me the o'ller Sunday when
! wanted my dinner to cat bath brick in'o
mutton chops. aud FRY them in four wheei
wagon at Vishuvious. Il aim, likely can do
them there conjuraion tricks
The complaint was dismissed. and LiichheId
was ordered 70 return to his work.