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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

VlRi ROME;
iBCA NlCASTLE'S hENSURATION md KEY,
|Gi5sGN'S StRVEfING;
#GualMfRE'S SURVEYING AND KEY,
#HALE'S UNITED STATES HISTORY;
BLAIR'S LECTURES;
Pnli OSOPHY OF ARlrlIMETiCS
WnEAriEY's LOGIC;
lltDGES do,
MfTCHi LIS PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY;
IMfrCuELLS GEOGRAPHY and ATLAS;
OLNEY'S do do.
RAYS ECLECTIC RITIIMETlC;
WESTERN CALCULATOR and KEY;
SMITH = ARlTliMtTtC.
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
KtRkIlAMS do;
ECLECTIC SERIES. LIT. %, il md 4th READER
DICKS WORKS ypl-;
ROLLINS AN lent HISTORY, & sn',
IALLISON'S IllSlO OF EUROPE. vols;
#PLuTARCH'S LIVES;
UKE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS dr:
Gooie's Book ol Nature,
fEDERALlST;
American C0u-titBilOnS
IItoke'. Psuihron;
lTttlrr's History;
IWayl.nd'- P"ncsl Economy.
Wayaud. Morn Sclsoce,
Indian Var;
Connie ~ D,RenIooi
f.op's Fahlts;
Dmtsuc Cookery
IRiley's Narsu,e;
Wnl's Lie al Psluck Hsnvi
W. lister Di,liohsry,
IMdl~Iieh 'sGuId~;
Connie. PLtssol"ty;
CrEbe's Constitution VI Man.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

H-nn. Set md Clark, COMMENTARIES,
FAMILY BlRIES (vanou. llndns.l
POCKET do do
POI yGLOTT RIBTES ustgr 4 Pocket .dlHou.,
TfSrANEN n.rre ud Pock,' ednou.9
hymn HOOKS Pte,hyttnsn. Meihodi-t Bapu,t
SELECT NfLonitS,
COMMON PRAYER ROCKS tvs,inu. hIndlns,0
wATSON'S BlRllCAL DICTIONARY;
D. TuFOI oGlCkt INSTITUTES,
BUNYkN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS,
Do nOlY WAR
BURptR'S Village SFRNONs
MkSONs SILL KNOWLEDGE.
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS:
i " IIBERfORCES FAMII.Y PRAYERS;
NOVI'N TFSrA NEN1IM. 6 ,9cnn sud I.evicon
LEMPRIERfS CLASSICAL DICTIONARY;
ANrHON'S Csnr Haracc, Cicett. Snllust. VIE
Gre.k R-al,r isun Lessons. GREEK GRAM
MAR .nd CLASSICAL DICTIONARY
Tinted STAT. n1SPENsATORY h, Wood 4 Bache
C'op,t'. SURGICAL DICTIONARY;
Hooper. MEDICAL. 10.
Paneo.'. WISrAR's ANATOMY,
SURGERY
ARNSrRoNG'S PRACTICE;
fRFRLES PRACTICE;
fRrRiF's THfRAPFuTlCS,
EBERfE ON CHILDREN.
MFIG'S MIDWIFERY;
DEVICES do:
DEVICES on CHILDREN,
DEWFE on FEMALES;
GUMS DOMESTIC MCDfCISE.
CONSrOCK'S PHILOSOPHY;
CONSTOCk'S CIIfNISTRY
eSNSTOCK'S PHYslOT OGY;
DAWES ARITHMETIC;
DAVIES ALGEBRA;
IISTORIA sAGR.E;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

EoR The TAILOR S-rsny.,,, Paddins.
Ccrd, Rnsink. ak and worsred Surg.
Fancy Ba,t,ns. Sileass, SILK. Twist. Nasding
&c at
u.,li JOHNSTON. BERRYinLL& COS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

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u.r. s,t PIE NJ Gh'.s'. hsh'te
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
March al 1914

EILON MI sell th- following B''ok. =
W 1oi CENTS EACH sklnnn, l.. Tale
of. Tar, Cnrer Fay S.t Tale Of R.'"n R"v'
Tn. RIRrfIRiGlir. by Nj. Corr; tNEI me
TREVOR. P.ni Jones; The hrihafii,i Preacher
ELEANOR SHERWOOD he Bc,nr'"l femri,r"
Tn. DESTROYER ~ th- .-rh-r ~ Ten Th''n.'nl
Y.at Tn. vill--. Inn hv w ~ iierher'; Inlels-
hv fnrene S,ie; Cd ne Snue,li.; The Battle DIV
81 G-,,n.n Tanr.; TIL. Two Cl.tk., hARlON'S
MEN. IN III ef IN, Wrrek; RoSINA MEADOWS
Thr r-l,c- md the Ponr IIou.c. ile NJ ftncpe,
TIE TWINS by Mi, Bteme'; Tn R'ene' K'"r;
LIE in T,e,n ~ ,he Boston Sny THE PRfMA
DONNA Nv I'm r S'mm.: fh.'l.s De R"uthon.
iYes ri Remarkable trl.hmen; Wig aimanncs;
Fire Srdr R,coH>cbon, nv Mrs Flu; JENNY
DkII Y ihe I.rfie News Vendet. TIE RspoHfoyS
NJ Hof,rn Fnshh Ro~sac,; NARY and MARTHA
The T~r Frrnd. Ly M. Elli,. h'rn' mar 22
IRISH Ln.ns; Linen l'"h'; L'nen tamh'r
L .nd LINEN Canhrc udkf. Rn.s Sh"elag'.
D,.n,,. Crs.h Rurl,r.. TIolsnd. NJ. 1"'' re
,nd r., ,,,,hy fnui9l oW HFISKELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
JOHN FISHER, .Igcnt,
3 DONSGLnLnaS SYApIDM.n!ne
No. 1913 Vain street,
WHEEL ING, Va

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
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'e',9 b.nA R-ak. ard Hs.-rlns, -
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sn add S.iin Ns''' Nth nthe' sHiol,
~ RRES rLiNGER
Auet'p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
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Ia H.. '~'nel To 'LsRn-. ih.r,,.,,
10 10, '' r.l. Of N. N....cr, II.
m.,,,o, 'y Victor Haro; Bl.c. Ralph.
~ n. Nu'f'''. nv Ptof-s,o, In,,,hs,
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y nv ~ 1'nh \ND MONEY. an .,.,y
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= r,,h o, "n Hu~iu. N,nrd "
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

ALoRENCE Bnid. Straw and Willow Bonn'p;
II Palmetto Hats, l21 dor Palm Leaf Han.
N,ns' AID By, L,ghon llat' For sale chem
marl3 JOHNSTON BERRYlilLL d o.
Motto Fly virtue Of deed of Trust date5
~ the 24th gay fju &c 1882 aud executed To
l,h, sub,eflbef a Trustes, the 18th day OF Jun"
4 $50 by Jotn Vaudlke. aud OF record IN the
Jerks office of ly er county court, "a record
H ,ook number !, pages % and 2s9-l shall sell
Al tho court house door OF SAID county oil ~ ltr
IN The 9th day II Nay two tracts or parcels
liz, land. situate on Middle Island creek IN the
I,aid county OF T,er and no" la the occupancy
II If the SAID John Vandlke, or such part OF the
.ati tracts az shall be sui Gent TO discharge the
I,alance remaining unpaid If the lasi note Inen
none /, ~ the sad trust deed aforesaid. Tiur
god hui ceiling as trustee | will only convey
mar DAVID HICKMAN, TRUSTEE.
STkU BRNVILLE FEMALE SEMlNAk( -
= gne superintendent and principal Of this
isut1uoa having returned from Europe, and
de oled u M .lvesasaIu % It. management
with rene set heal aud interest 1ntprm thtif
friends and ths public that II wa never NOR.
worthy u Their patronage. IT, teachers ar
|iulc md experienced. 1t has hal large q iallIn.s
made to ais apparatus aud lIhTarY, ana II l.
bosses I'D of every convenience hOth IN tn
Iboafdias aud scholastic departments.
H THE TERMS are resuced 10 the lowest
mint consistent with preserving the hi2h ad
yaufages here tofore euI-yed The summer SEES
.u4u bogus on the last Monday IN April Fur
her lnt1rmltlo may ne abtaiaed from the print
y feE2t-6 HtsLts c. FATTY.
GUST trceAed, sujennr l., NJ TAR IN phl-
- aallb keg., whuh viii e sold loA by The bhl
4 > The ktgot at retail M'GlNNlS,
i dec Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
GENENTOrruEn OwEL =


" m tn" o,4er that s-knes. 6,a ,r,...:
Sion becomes imp-ded. Nv IN. In ih,s
whole system hecomes inred,d.
'V o' the hndy h~cnmes un,v.r.l;
s'hhl. EIu.c, Pill. ere calculated
a'"ranirshnn al IN. ,,~oi,i,l.;
4" ''"n the pusrsr VEGETABLE
'' hing nature. system n en,. to
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my state A remedy must \. a, 90.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
v77UABi.E WORN ON AGRICuL

WMUABt,h WYNN w N'h'' u
a~10E III. A~~-ess rrref, f,srsct e
= p,eiian.rv II Rnt.l Af.i-. ~tii ~
.-sIi1v secuted plates of C.Hi.. tsrcni,-r-l
Z D..lrarfi,s fn.ert.. &c. embracing ell
Sl1 I1I|6u d,.cp,,n-, N Agricultural Chemistry
~. c,,rarreh,ns N NJ Hn.rienrific re-a-r..
S r. =, " Jahn.an. .nl.fred. improved md
a. United States. n, c.'vern-r' fnr,.nn.
smnrron scientific resllensn. esoPls'.
.w- 80 r.re.
- <epll,ni msnu,l II srriralirre-snd ~.
s.4r11d11 =, ih.t th>rr fsrurr N fhs
- rh., c,rno s.uv. man. u.eful hloi.
~ salH. Nc 4nf'~..r,-n fton IN, rncyele
sss C@ihrats,
- osps.ar. Fl r',oiic.l inftrm.ir'n ~h.rein
ne NJ ell age. snd s-'rn'uss i'c-'>fali,
N. present. d-v s"d .ann.hlv arranged
N sn, ref,r.pos - n D-ti,-r'o- IL @ifsD.
49, ~ JOHN J IIAswftL
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

yU>o THE sICK-wRlGHr's INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS Or Indian P"rra'lve,
10, IN. rute NJ F,v.,-. Head Arh-. CD lines
n. .r,n.s. Rhenms,i.n Cont. Liver Compliant
Con.umn,,nn. Co-itvrn.s. 1r, 81. warranted ir'H.
N. menuC,cinry nnI,r III. sunetint,ndance a.
p,iI,,rn Wight Roc s. fhtla'el pha For sale
nv JOHN HASwELL, unIon ST.
m,r 10
|tIOTHS, cASSINERES &c-l have ln''
,rceneI ar additions. stock IT ih"se ver
.noero, and wool dyed hl,ck Cloths ard CHs-itnefe.
Also. .un,tnt black sann Ve,luq, rnd COMPLETE
a..orrm,ni n Ia ilnr. Tommns. winch 'og,'he'
with many other adduonal aflices render my sleek
now vsty complete and desirable
ieb Is " Sf.Ln''
HlILL4 CROSS CUT SAWS fresh
/ suppl, Jn-i tocl and f" IL hv
MARI orr & GREER. l59 Man s..
C<uFFTINGS-I have lu.l reel lol ol II, 4
AID 70 hleached L'nenand Cotton Shee'nes
Gb 10 w SEhhi
NugLLOR will sell The work. Oft Ar hnt
|" ~ The hlnwieg ethemei' laVs prir''-
/ SoI1, vnh ihr Wa-hrng'onians. IS 80; REL
MARTIN or The nelte-s. 49, STOLEN WIFE
"a. SF\lPSTRESS. Trle ~ B,ston. &C. two
MERCHANTS, -. iNSUBORDlNATI0N 25r
Tt.,. ~nfk. arr pfinred m The same o,r - m.
NAV l., honni opelher, making HANDS0Ml
NOt UME al u-eia matter. mar 4
|AMILY MEDICAL LIBRARY
II Trrali-e ~ I've prevention an cure 81 ti-ei
-qs ~ Di.eas'-, by regimen and slmut mel 4ctre'
hy Or Burhan with ou'l'ae II Anatomy an
Phy.,ology. illustrated hv 100 engraving. IL
sale ~ JOiis liASWELL Union ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03
1rcIsI-ATIRI-

,...,,r 49, ia's.a ~. n''si IN 4.nia
...en. $ al : t'r.e r'ee 81 r.
t6cHss ..t,, - paaefasI me- %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

BARREL PEARL MARLEY;
/ hng. A.plce, ) Bag f'fpeE
! hag Clorrs Bag Nnlmr,-
Just reed and for sale by GtO IlAGlt,
feh9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

,ee'd.s fine a'sorir'en' 'hr
II snd B,rnrt Rihh-n.; Md. Silk, i"ii'n Hh'
Th,.,d Gloves: Pam md fine wo'te Cotton AMI
81. Uo.,: nv Iar. Vet'.; Gfsen Rntsr,: 1--we
Vol. and IIdls; Black Italian Slk crhNsi'; Alesea
An,on.. Rlk .nJ White Cr,re. Glmrs and Funte',
Sn,ti,l6.d ranr,e sud R.rd.nrs IldLf- Susren.
der. Night Cap.; Combs. Tape Ra.. Be
ia oW HEtSkELt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-03

URON WIRE-l000 Lbs ns."rrd Dun'he 3.
lu-l tec'd and for ssio by OFT 6RtI.R
mar i59 Msin ST
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

/ As will be seen bv our readers much n
the space on our FIST page. is occupied by
memorials To the Legislature rel4rige to the
case of r. S. Graves late Treasnrer OF he
State; as also, by private lritei from Mr.
Graves to his parents, hlnled US bv rell-
ton in his county WITH the request that we
publish them How Mr. Graves would
81 I'D in pnbiic eSfinltioa dil his ease re-
ceive that inv-s'i CATION he and his friends
seem so ardently y to deSi,e, we are unable to
;tll The whole matter seems involved in
mystery, from tie beginning TO the end. aud
requires lmm, dlale investigation. in order to
satisfy the public mind. The conditions on
which Mr.. Graves proposes to present him
sell, in order to viniicate his conduct ANA
make 20 ! and fair settlement with the state,
we feel no hesitancy in saving, should be
embraced. In the event he cannot make
good his o7osition-vhich we believe he
can aud viii d there will b. tilna aud op
poi'unity sufficient to subject him to the
penalty of the laws he NAV have violdt, d
If be can prove himself as he declares be
Is. innocent bis friends Will be relieved
from many unpleasant RI fl ctions and the
state receive what she. 4 present. mnch
needs IN hes treasury. All that the friends
Of Mr.. Gfav"s desire is. to have bis case Ia
partially investigated Can his enemies
ieny hin this boon ? He declares that he
will not be dragged before any tribnna in
chains as a criminal but asks. as a free
citizen, accused of misiemeanors in Off &c.
10 return and establish his innocence
Unless Mr.. Graves; proposition be acce-
ded to- the sn<picions that have ever prevail
ed that he was the too confIino victi u of
The most unholv coalition that ever united to
iniure and destroy the character of one
whose youth and inexperierce made him an
easy victim, will and must continue to gain
Q round Then. we saw. let the investica-
ion be hid, and the guiltv whether in high I
places or low. be punished according to the
penalty Of the crime.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

whni we have never had. and probably ne
yer Will have to any point on the river. II
our own State. We are. then deeply inter
esied in the growth and prosperity If Mem
phis, and IN the Introduction Of capital. aud
increase of competiii,n. The Naval ID.
pot Will adj considerably TO the iaiefio.
trade with the farmers, opening new mar
ket for their surplus produce an bv IL.
increase Of capital. place it in their power.
and make ii the interest OF the ciizens of
Memphis to assis: US in Completing a turn
pike road fDr the conveyance Of our cotton.
We can hardly conceive, what motive
can have actuated Mr. Thompson in oppo
sing the manifest interest of his constituents
Il Is said that It is because the people OF
Memphis are 50 much opposed to the doc
thine of repudiation If NJ. Thompsor
would proclaim this objection in the hall,
OF Congress. it would be received as III.
highest encomium upon Memphis. and
would ensure It's selection. The citizens of
Memphis. rs well as Tennessee, and all civ
iliz-d christendom, cut Of Mississippi ami
Pennsylvania. most assuredIy do opposr
and dtnounce the doctrine of rppudiarion. as
they shonId do. But, aside f. ON the rioht
and justice Of expressing their opinions up.
on this. as well as other subjects. in what,
we would ask, do they differ from the peo
pie Of Nateh' 10 this mater? R~pudla-
tion has scarcely al advocate in Narchez,
and the most unanswerable bond paying res
oIu.ions and arguments we're pass, and
published, during The last canvass by the
!ocofocoS If Natchez. Ifthis then Is MIR.
Thompson's reason for opposing Memphis
in favor OF Nalchez he has not only beer
guilty Of JauH IN misrepresen'ing bis
constituents. bat what is qaite as bad lin To-
;ofgco moral>) he has committed bL@uder
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

This snt CT cannot be toe vvidlv pre-
<ented to the Arurriean people. nor e,, !
be too offer alluded 10. 50 long as there re
mains an unrt h-ciing beirg in our midst
! Who dHres publicly advocate a doctrine 5.
fraught with mischu and pregnant viii
uinous results Cunning and well pIanned
5 the schemes of Great Bfilain have been
elative to our destruction. thanks TO the
penetration Of men Of all plIties. the utI
mate design has been iscoveIed and expo
sed before il was too late, and on ruin as !.
naIIon placed In the sure way OF accomplish.
ment
Strange that this magn fcen: :hpIne ca!
culat@d 10 bring blessings inunmer.b b = in
number and incalculab!e in gorih to the na
iions OF the earth, originiting as it did u
Er land. should be urged on the Amrric A
people for their adoption previous 10 any 9th
ers. IL Engan be sincere in agitatlng $,
lmportan: movement. why dors she ~.
ADOPT it and realize The rich blessings which
II Is to brIng to the people everywhere2 Ia
stead of that. we have the assurance o. III.
British Government hat no change will b.
made relative to the reduction of duties on
Imports
Nothing has been more eftctu5I in open
Ing the eyes of the American people, than
the recent formation OF Society IN London.
with capitol ofnear $500 900. for the pur.
pose If u5iishi and distributing tracts on
fee trade among the people of the L States.
This extreme anxiety on the part of Eng
land to enIighten Us. has had tendency 10
cause many 10 stop aud reflect and many
more TO abandon their opposition TO the pro
tective policy Of our government Some
will continue 10 hold out litle longer to
accomplish party purPosesbnt the policy is
doomed to the shades of oblivion.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
For the zette.
PRESERVATION OF THE TEETH
BY DR.. BENTLEY.

BY DR.. BENTLEY
To keep The teeth absolutely pure and
! clean. with highly polished enamel, is the
only inf4iiDle remedy for the universal evi
Of bad teeth To show n what respect the
teeth have been neglected.; how the foul
condition of the mouth is the procuring and
exciting cause Of dental disease; to what an
alarming magnitude the calamity has
grown; aud TO introduce 10 the place OF the
tofmer futile methods of cure. a soyereion
aniIdote to dental ganerene, is the object Of
this communications That the foul depos
lies OF foreign matter upon and between the
teeth are the causes of their ruin, is tie point
to De established Relics of decaying food,
acrld and corrosine hliJs, when suff' red TO
remain undisinr bed in contact with the enam,
Il of The teeth, produce d. cay of that sub
stance; from which i, follows, of necessity
that keeping the surface of the enamel well
polished and clean. is the proper means of
preserving their structure Ii is an undis
pulrd iact thaf every instance OF caii-s or
decay IN tooth is found TO commence at
that precise point where foreign substances
have been suffered to remain Iony in contac,
with the tooth. and never does decay com.
mence on those prominent points which are
Kept polished nv nsa These are stubborn
facts' hieh no sophis'iv can gainsav; and
positively affirm. that ifevery part of The
enamei Is Kept well polished and clean !,
viii resis' all external agents to which y i
expos d. Ia speaking of bad to. IN in ,b;s
state. do not wish to excite the useIess .,
pf'hensi"ns OF any individual; only desire
10 arouse the community to sense of the
danger which Is not only at their doars. bnt
their very mouths. puiring in jeopardy the
most Solid structure of their bodies.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

The figure we made use Of lar week TO
designate the character Of vhig speeches
md other productions. seems to have been
mite beyond the comprehension Of our
aeichbor He really seems alrnos; Indig
lant that we should offer him mortar. though
-ver so well tempered. to fill his reserved
space Our disposition 70 accommodate
I'd befrieud all. induced US to Offer to him
wat we conceived he desired or something
similar. We thonght his thirst for s1e un
delivered speeches OF the two gentlemen APP
pointed 10 address our club might be quen-
ched by something equally good. at least
for week or two; and knowing. as every
one does that wing productions are always
we'll tempered, because writlen in good tenn
per and found' d on facts. and having The
property OF adhereIng clos " and perma-
nenly to every sound and substantial sub
stance with which hey are brought in con
tact offered them, usiug an ancient and
beautiful figure. which we are sorry to say
is now incomprehensible DO you not
know ms heuer than to suppose we would
have offered yon any hing bali so muddy &
sobbv as the pureSf article Of poIi'ico li;era-
rv food Won weekly present. to your readrrs2
II so, we could not have made the promised
dfaft on the treasury Of whig facts and argu
meuts. The article i not there
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

FOnr neighbor Of the Guqrd mus
have lltle hankerine after somerhing COO
nIsh. A short time since he was qaite
prompt in taking upa bet where coonsk il
was part of The wager That however i>
lost. and now he is tempting US TO bel even
rha, same old coon" that was so eG.ctnal
Iy whipped last fall. Well nei .hbor !,
the "WelI Digger can succeed in dioo;nr
The grave of whiggery.-as dearly as " !
love our OH coon, y on can take him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
TO. PRESIDE
HENRY CLAY.

nTet re not he susUNpTasTooD, and iei ne ~
-pr,r thar may not b. MIsREPFEs ENTED 4 -
a 4tc'tl pPOFFf, five TARIFF am for
,prn,y- ey The principles ofrhe CoMPRoNt-E = a ct
am for toing what M SOUTHERN MaN m q! 2 ialf
s,FI.,,tii mini ms srer net deRieo- GtriHg :
f6s CouHirH q REVENUE 7~hteh may gforfas
g. fhe rcnx ,,lc.L WANTS o, The GOVERN
,,r.,- ana A. The same time give an INCIDENTAL
psorrcrrnS 10 our HOME INDUSTRY. II mere of
isTaa single gentleman who VIII deny he fan
nesS and proprieiy OF IhiS shall be glad TO SC,
~ tf--.v CIV. deifrersd ~ TIE Us senate.
btSretIst 1912, stOrt tine te ore re firing Jf0m
tEaL Lody.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
For the Gazette.
UeGcctfons on sprsss- and its Asso-
Citations.

a-RusE4kO&AS~ ~1A ~s-A 49, an
csztEOsfs.
There's magic in a name. fl,wer. brool
4 thought. hope, trance. look
A spell that wafs the fe, ling soul
B-yond the power of earths control.
/ 'Tis Natures most exquisite nar,;
IT'S treasured By the bleeding heart
T 'Tis clo,Aed with raptnre's wildesl bloom
And shades the horrors of the tomb.
Transient as the meteor glance,
Il leaves the soul 10 heavenly trance.
And cou;empIations fruitful hour
Ponrays delusions magic power.
IT'S thus we nurse some fragile flower,
IN memory of hnpsier hour;
And sign beneath some f,votite tree,
r fleeing what we used TO be.
As opening Spring, with varied hues.
Recalls to mind drpared views.
So each expanding bud proclaims
In efiigy, coeval names.
Tie lovely rose Of pure white
Was to my infant eye delight,
Ahd each association d ar,
Will ever with this rose appear.
The days Of innocence and youth.
When impress forms the stamp of truth,
And fistens on the mind !. sway
which eiues TO LIES remotest day.
All nature uooS us to admire,
And renovate each lost desire;
By retrospect our lives compare.
And shun the evil of s,pair
And when we view the opening leaf
A lesson, toe, that life is brief
r. feet upon the generous shade
by heavens benignaul mercy made.
The turf all carprted with green.
An aspect franeht with thought serene
The couch of Edrns happy home.
The purtst of mans earthly roam.
'1is thus the heart whose pure rts source
In virtue meditaf's lis course;
Finds magic in a lcnelv hour
That destiny permits to lower VI.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
From The Hartford Courar,
WING Sung FOR 1874
TuNE Rfurey Iffa


Wings, who nr'er from contest FED.
Wings, whose foes nave o.grn b.-i
Wide our banner now uuspread-
Ours the victory.
Let no hearts among US cover
As our foes IN st,ifr for power
Oa our heads shall madly shower
All their enmlly
Who will lifi no hand TO save,
Who lngloriaus rest will crave,
Who lis couulry's cursa will brave.
Let him shuu ;he hell
Who, for justice, truth and right
Scorus To seek repose Or fight,
Let Kim grid him now for fghl
Graspiog sword aud shield
BY our country's deep distress,
Bv those wrongs winch urge relress
We the SJrife viii boldly press,
Aud we'll wiu the day.
Let our fierce orposers know
We can render blow for blow,
We can meet and quell foe,
Such Toe as they.
Who shall 'ead our eager band
VINO, our standard in bis hand,
March victorious Ger the land
Gallant Henry Clay.
Shout his name from east to wes,--
L4t the .cho wide attest
We dellg to honor best.
Wo.thy Henry Cay.
Ever for his coun'ry's good.
Nobly IN the van halh stood,
Like the oak amid the wood
DAuulless Henry Clay.
Now his country will accord
To the patriot, high reward,
Vainly sought by chiefs abhorred.
Won ty Henry Clay
Nav the year of forty four
Our prosperity restore,
Lost through traitor bands before
Found through Henry Clsy