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stray Horse.

STRAYED from Henry Fagan's
~ in Rails county. on or about the
10th May last, a light bay horse.
six years old, fifteen hands and one
inch high, no marks with the excep.
ton of a lew white spots on The back,
caused by the saddle. He may be
distinguished by a rather short back,
fine neck, well turned smooth hip
and broad stifle. The undersigned
will pay IS 10 any n who will
give him Information at PaynesvilIe,
Pike county--where said horse can
be found. JAMES FAGAN.
July Goth, 1874. 81.
Mr.. ADAMs-Please announces nv
name as a candidate for Circuit Attorney,
of the Bird. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election,
JAS. o. BROADHEAD.
March 80, 1914.
, 1844-08-10

George Wells. Richard Wells, :
James Wells, Richard Kerr,
and his wife Ruth; Nancy Nc
Kay, and others,
, 1844-08-10
List of Letters.

July 18Th, 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
A Series Of School Books for tie early in'trae
kinn Of Children.

OyiaiOn CT Mr. HoLBHooK, of the ErthGnSr Lgcs;.a.
MISS O&m received rot lIttle satiS'act'oh from hn
txinIation Tor protosej oouhS o'
:a- early instruction. OF cAdteu. Toey ttrr essen'iy
they Gl:rr rsicRfy from most OF The 6oHHs low IN
which wEou because they violate some OF the nIt
u best prucpIys 0 the human r'nd heGrs are risht a
upcpie because they scogule tn powess,o cSesS OF
tho human understanding with The proper moCe ~ etops
them. II
Your views accord essentially with these practced with
such Slsnal the De4t and Dumb Asylum; VI t-
pussau Schools with unveGsal practice IL every oe paf
Sut bat teaching, and with common sense
They rscogniz the good, oldashouvd dOctEeo learn
tools by theii use which Is violated 6y usaty every step
schools from tos tms the child 5esns TO say
mi B. and s!t on sench W hs ccses has co0r.e IN 'eo
logical Sem,nary.
By your books children viii begin we'll whichsnot oaiy
the r,t but most important step toNvs eucaS we'll fotr
hey VIII speedily published td used me isnSh
md breadth Of our laai. JOSIAH HOLbRQOk
Opion of Mr Is ELLIS Trustee IN The Pa6!tc Sehoo3S III
Nstr- York.
Miss OTam has sabmstrt my inspection the "uHes Oh
A plan Of 4 series OF School Books.
have formed favorable oppIon at the contemplated
work Considerable have osen made OF late III
The books commonly used nut much rem ns 10 De done >,
Much precious thrown away poSIug over aaii
dry lessons often Tar abovtt conpe
OF children aud which cannot retain any p&ce IN the
mud, a..
Miss Grams plan appears we'll adapted TO meet these di
culties something the mind OF the child ccu"
ted aud 10 rvs the atteuton and 10 lead u on by
natural aud from grads OF improvement 10
aaother. "
cheerully recommend the wok the attention of all
who take nerestnd who should notln suGh subjects
h ELLIS"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
NEW-YoRK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 90 isal.

And raisd beside the Liffey's wave.
~ the fond Land he died 10 save,
he epitaph DER Emmeti's grave
u Coaael blest and mighty name,
Whose giant mind extends,
To ali Its philanthropic aim
Embracing all as friends
What cares he for the Saxons att
1t cannot chain his glorious heart:
Its pulses are on every wind
That sweeps around his land
And those no prison-bond's can bind,
No tyrant can command.
And Derynane ms shout shall wake,
And Mangerton's rejoicing hight
Will pass it to killarney's lake,
Whose echoes with new delight
Shall wake TO long forgotten smiles
The Spirits OF her haunted isles.
Young Friends OF Ireland now farewell
And may The memory OF this day,
Like lie itself within YOU dwell,
Aud only with ii pass away:
Md when YOU hear oi Ireland name,
Stlll lei your hearts with rapture swell
That you children of her fame
Young Friends OF Ireland, fare We we'll
During the evening Deputations visited the
meeting from the .'Hibernian Benevolent Socie-
ty, and the '' !libernian Burial Society,"" to pay
their compliments Of congratulations and the cee-
bration was closed with the cotilion country.
dance, &c, introduced as the most expressive
manner of testliying TO the ladies the pleasure
derived from their participation in the festivities
Of the occaslon-a compliment which was prac-
iically appreciated, and gave most appropriate
finale to the first St. Patrick's celebration of
:. THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
The Chtlds Christian Spelling Book, including
new and simple application Of Words ."
teaching Pupils to read.
Doctor MiLNoR's 5 ertl.ton.

Doctor MiLN0R ) GPtiitOh.
have examined spt number o wOR entitled IN
Chids Christian Spelling Book Designed consist OF
ries of instructive Scripture. lessons Zach lesson is To be
oulmrnte with an Impressive picture eeung 10 the eve
the pupil the interesting circumstances ar event CON
tanned 10 the that constitutes the eSson 0f infant
minds, this has always been found appendaSe caea 10
interest the miud and make deep As wei oil the
facts of the iusaton AID Practical mro'emtpt OF the
psson The clear aud type employ cd IN the printing
his work the marked o the words loo syiiaoes
the Spelling table consS o. lhe wors o the rson"-d;
ylp into nonosy ahl.s ablrs &cthe ques ons aud
answers giving explanations OF the lesson and e moral and
religious 10 be de- we'd from II are features "ieh
in my view give the work high value
Besides the facility Afforded teaching chtld TO eAh oy
the OF the Spelling Tables th be lessor" II Is NO
small ADVANTAGE TO the plan ths work that It eHcors an
frivolous or improper words whch ines deiofm the
sp ling well the reang ssnus OF ltt children ana
cOuiu-s the attention 10 words of SCnptur. Only.
mhIs, AZ JAMES MINOR, Berkman-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ lANTkU-A situation, by young woman
fleivaI No. y ftoseysI,ss- mhiS 70
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

sTANTED--ln highly respectable School, an
experienced sssaccompe elsss!cal ;esc - A ah-
would preferred AID 8Fups s The ofaee OF ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

smart active person as partner,
w with espEAl from fifteen hundred thoasand
,ars IN safe pre5tabIe business Address iew res 20
y. through this otics mirls 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

The following is a list of the latest and most
popular Works issued which will be sold in any
quantities at the lowest prices also the Works of
SCOTT, BULWER, JAMES, COOPER,
DICKENS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

(TANTED-A place as water by an American
who understands h,s basisess. PLEASE address note
x Cf.hqUr Office. uihiS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
WHOLE NO. 9I6.

rTHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK
FIRE DsPAiTMESs FuSP il ssfS@enIIyN @n Sfs sar
5s iND 6RpHiIs5 SS = = 6s Ss FIRE DESaRrMEN
on s H. a s At t5ae mi Voess 6s2s
he sinissI geSeTousy youneered thT S!yseS w:
si:aoFs i:RoFs < (, HAJoc5HI. ssaoi | FERoZzI,
NJ %S4soS hSs1 s,55s ss:s he
Mss TA{LoH lby,I ems, p5o$ssioa klnsiy volunteers
lso in IiEt manner the NEw-YoRH SACEED MUSIC
ir.etiSn Of NJ T E. G HiTL eat.5 assisted p9wsra
ms to p p'.5 al 6s Piano Fof,e /, viii Be seen om
above hatit seldom f sver) opportunity Is sIven OF
confidently hoe the public the friends Of The Department
Generality will by thelrSuPpoTt Of this enable
hsm y rseve the Of the many Widows and 0rPhaas
who rely the Department Tor sacco and supper tAss
81 dmns one lady and Gyntisman Extra adll ,,sse.s -
mad aithe prnca hinSic stoS 81 The ecefs
OF The Department Il ot oI sH1 S9~m'',ss ss,s.,
FORSY tn LABAGH. il Gra4d-sEsst,
uals,.s '0''-' = >''>' ~ -, Committee.
NTONDtkF FUL E.NHlBlrION.-EGGs HArcH
10 y to7 NJ daily Is0 Mass the rTi-
au- utce No exhibition o. lneTesting 20 the
Il bansht. sm Ssas ap t" &u- God Ladies IN
parcpar viii be highly sIa'hei To te continued Tor
bFossn oG ppcation p. cuts Msesi gentlemen and
rnrs Of S. may have card Q. adm,s,2a ,o
x4tiuc uqou poultry IA The Editorial corps 'nvt
=! 70 ysit the establishment At pleasure rnhS l3t'
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
EVERY DAY AID EVENING This WEEK
kSruck N1f' ai ssff ' ssv Ge Of I Ebcs
Nsodls America who give their Grmd Concert al each
Mss RICHARDS, charming and accomplished yo
caist Boston her first appearance before New"
Miss BL ANCHARD the csebrsl-d aud only female jag
ssT " meGa and on Mss,Ga R T1s%+ Negro
Meodist
Mr. B. WILLIAMS, the delines,or of IRISH Character,
IL. = 6: so9TH, GSm,e slnssS ''''
Nr Il. g. SHEkNAN the popular Ballad Singer
LA PETITE GERLro, the D.assuss;
ref T3 lhe Folly DaA:SS
1he eiFsy FAMILY 81, in number recently from Ger
ma1v, and faithful representatives of the people OF
EEpt nay 5s sen in !helr IN natye eostupe Tr he can.
.slte, privately ali hours of the day and evening
Performances every evening at "a osocS' and wednesday
Tickets accents; children under 10 year, i?i cents
Tweutv for private consultations With the
Gypsy Queen
DEALE'S NEW-YOKK MUSEUM, and Ma.
tonh Portrait Gallery, Broadway opposite the City
norElyG Exc; 5F B5 FILL I'll si wi5t y splendid at,
fractions. .., =;
The manager happy TO ANNOUNCE an engagemen " os
nor FRANCISCO the renowned Magician and EquiioTist,
late from the American Museum.
The PHILADELPHIA MlNSTRtLS, the most superb
band Ethiopian neod.ts and extravaganzt in America
Siguor MONTlVEDO, with his grand mechanical eHhbi'
'%H The D MGrY ZIG GlANrEss! charming aud beautiful
lady Of sweet sixteen but of enormous proportions and
most beautiful vocalist.
Mr.. b. " WRIGHT, an untqualed sentimental singer.
MlssJESSELfN, an accomplished nseuse.
GiPSEY GIRL of the Queen at the American Nlu,
ssum and bst fortune Ter The city NAY be consulted
privately al all hours of tha day aud evening.
Fudge MERMAID. Grand COsmorama and 500 OOc cur
oses Admissions, hlling ia cents extra to those no
cor Sul m. Ciipsy ORR mills
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
o. Spruce-srree1, (Tribune Buildings

SID MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
= Free Lectures Ola Man: Or rhrspa!osy and
Physiology applied stuLy character. the EtQ
ca'lon and GoreTnmeGt Of ChdrsP: 70 oslmPfoveEsn
% cuuyaaHs the Memory, 10 M4tflmoGy. hereditary
Descent hssian. Morals Politics TsmE,T1nce , Existing
Evils and tlrl! RsmSy, Sc. n y. FOWLER az atOE
Hall erer MONDAY and lpaes lay evening. and at Halls
bui!lng, b5ookn every Friday evening, commenctgs
i o'clock and closing wI cbc tests o the Science Seats
free
Professional examinations and books D.lY apd Evenings
AZ 3l Nissap = Clinton H4li. rs splendid cabnet oi
Busts free to SisitrrS fe2S Inn
y lots ia Williamsburg for Sale.-SINe eli
gihlr BC ClLDNG LOTS OF siIr, located ia. man!
rhorouSErr East from the Frry Surrounded b.
and good buin2S. Th-y wi sold cheap close
g.rskp. Apply u Fl ST. y Nas>au-st N=w-lork
IN til= evening az his residence Ia Williamsburg iezsu
IT Health, Quiet, and Comfortable Grshan.
hOuse, 6 Batc4y 4yStrrsi Sew.Yor piusrs advantages
strangers Stopping is~ DAYS weeks tr such
rarely offered 1t slb i-cat- C!=aa aud airy
street Fefy na business part ii the city, and ths
mediate Fcnllg OF t@ punct.a! steamboat landings lis
apartments and while t table supplrd
th tie best Vegetables ami Fruit, that be procured
ciudiug -n:lG-i Animal Food and Sumuans OF all klpS
hsrEeS moderate aud efnrt male render BosTGrrs
comfortable. Shower Baths free. Remember 63 Barclay.
JN21u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

fANIED--Empioymeu by a gardener can
drive aud mind horses ii r,uiTed-bvsl of references
..,-n lrGaire al e,S Broadway. snhlS st~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Of every dpscplon OF 1nay NOT 10 De supas'tu e1sT AZ
home abroad. . a.,
Fancy Glass aud peicyaiG suPetb tLOWEaM vASE,S,
FIRE SCRENNS; ALLUMINETTE STANDS, Tea
Bells Themometes &c and complete stock OF TsaIrdys
and TABLE CUTLERY which they ofef at prices etacty
proportioued thr quality Of the articles ml6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

NrEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
~ Through in from 10 TO 10 Days. ADAMS q ".
snccesSu nj operation ioI
ea months prepared receive and forward tTl-weeky
Packages for Oeans by III. central IN ta ABOVE
lme For further information please apply at
the office, MOI Wall ST.
i,i - :, ,nrh 49,, tms ,h,n nv .nv othpr linz d5tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Mi,h besrof r,(sssnee 70 Do cookiEs wa,hirS ard
r siug IN nlll fs,n,ly either the eouny or cisy APP
%, Nlr-> y,ys, mhiS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,

pESpECTFULLY invite The public 10 call at
n their store and examine The richest aud most extensive as
soflmrnt TO be- found ~ tbs c,unty, 9>.n,,,,cps Of
BRONZED AND ORMOLU CHANDELlthSi
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACkET
AND READING LAMPS; ,o,,,,,
CANDELABRA, GiRANDOLES, BhNChEI
BRANCHES AND CANDLESTlCRS
III every variety of pattern
CABIN SOLAR LASlPS anew aud superb Article pecu-
liary suitable for Packets. =
They are constantly making additions TO this portion of
thel, stock from celebrated mann factory OF tioopef
4 Co Boston for whom they ths SOLE AGEN . IN
This civ These goods, The last Fair of the American In
tQed the premium all others OF tr class when placed In
compattlen
c. x ~ are also prepared TO execute orders Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

nAGS AND CANVAS White and Colored
II wanted for cash az Manufacturers prices, by
iepro I'm GAUNT i DERRlCKSON. l59 South ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Washington Irving, Esq.
Daniel Webster,
Capt Alex Sld-l Mackenzie,
Hon. Gulian {. Verplanck,,
Rev. George Dubois. }Ta,rvtowr
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq ! ~
Zsbedee Cook, Jr. Esq.
Vim. Cullen Bryant Esq.
Francis Hall, Esq.
George T Trim6le. New. York City
J. r. Van Rensselaer, NJ. D.
Rev. Nathan Bangs. NJ. d.
Usrnlr ( BrotheIs mars 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

collar LAMPS AND GlRANDOLES-JuSt
-iyed an assortment Of the above Of the best m4nu4c
rpre which Will BE- sold very low. BY
f.56 I'm. ALBERT BEACH, ia Chatharn-t.
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uearv Sc.rara Clarke. COMMENTARIES
rehuIY BRlEs .,ariou. landme.)
POCKET do do.
POL YGLOTr RlRLfS 'Lafee 4 Pocket editions;
TfSfANF MS. flarrr aud Paek-' eainan>3
LYNN ROCKS Presbyterian. Methodist u Baptist
SELECT MELODIES,
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS various Eadings,)
WArSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY.
D. TUEOI OGICAf INSTITUTES,
BUNYAN's PILGRIMS PROGRESS,
D. tOLYWAR
WRnGR'S Village SERMONS;
NAS9N'S SELL KNOWLEDGE,
JAY FAMILY PRAYERS.
WfTBERFORCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS
NoNrN MUM Gra.1um and Lexicon;
LFMPRIERE'S n. ASSlCAL DICTIONARY,
ANfH0N'S Ger. Horace. Cfcer'. Sallust Nrr /
Crock Re7 ler. Lain Lessons. GREEK GRAM.
VAR md CLASSICAL. DICTIONARY.
Jnted Stale. DlSPENSNT0R .hy Wood a Bache,
raapsfss SURGICAL DICTIONARY,
Hooper, MEDICAL do:
Panro-t. WISrAR'S ANATOMY;
I.ilus PRACTICAL SURGERY;
ARNSrRONG'S PRACTICE,
EBERIF'S PRACTICE.
ERrRlt'S THERAPEUTICS,
FhEPIE on CHTLDREN,
MflG'S MIDWIFERY;
DEVICES DO;
DEVICES on CHlLDREN
pENEE OK FEMALES;
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE:
COAiSroCK'S Philosophy;
C0NSFOCK'S CHEMISTRY.
cNMSrOCKS PHYSIOLOGY.
DAWES ARITHMETIC;
DAVIES ALGEBRA.
UsIORIA S4CR4
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Ii MIlEIi.

VIE subscribers havue purchased he LIN
1 BIER AARpan Nam street near the Bridge
ouuer.r occupied hy AlcLcaD * RE-. respectfully
INFORM The auh'Ic lint The, prepared at an TINE.
T. lHrn-a all kind. e PINE LUMBER OH lie nosl
favorable ,erms tor ca.h
Attached IN his ward an excellent planning mn.
INN" winch " he ranHosile supplied With u5-.
#3f'arwe ueaher boar Ing oe,i,ng. l.. winch 8, IN
he sod ir cash, %. 'o" AT any place n the Wes.
tern country. Al otdens h1uklu'Y received mn j
+ .. rpd, ailende! ~ L. : ROOT kr0
Wheeling \ .uH HI
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ylRl ROMI,
BONNNCASTLE'S MENSl RA4io.' a"'
|GIB>ON'S Si.RNEflNG, y
GUMMERE's SURVEYING AND A. ,,. 4
nALES UNITED STATES llI>Io@h
gLAlR'S LECTURES,
PHILOSOPHY OF ARlTIlMLlI''
WnEATLEY'S LOGIC;
HEDGES do; .nuy.
MfTCHtLLS PRIMARY GtoDhai -
AIfCHELL'S GEOGRAPHY a"d -
OLNEY'S do
RAYS ECLECTIC RHINE nc
WESTERN CALCULATOR aud ALL
SMITHS ARITHMETIC,
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
klRklIAM'S dc; ,.6pr,
ECLECTIC SERIES lst. 81. 81 ans ~ -
BlC Ks WORKS ; tols;
ROLLINS ANCIENT lllSIehl i,
AiLlSON'S HISTORY Oh LLhoIL
PIUTARCH'S LIVES,
uEE'S DICTIONARY or ARTS A.
Grod,'s Book al Nalurei
FEDERALlST,
American CONSTITUTIONS,
.faoke, Pantheon;
T,llet's History,
Mh,and's Paluicsl Economy
Wnyland's Mora Science
indian War,
Cnmbe os Digesilon
f>nps tahles,
Domestic Cookery;
Raey's Nartaiive;
Wnu's Lie of PalrIck Henff'
Webster DlctIunary,
Mll~Jigh e Guide;
Combe's PRreHolufy;
Conbet Constituted d Nan
pat I
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17

EXTENSIVE BOOK THEY -sa-oa. a. .iA,f
y rnsn ~ho sas ARRESTED a. Phsa,iepha % ; its,
last if pn'hlning hoJks. prVes 10 hake hees =
feeulsf p'iefcr Of such aricie, I'm saf. .fsgs.
in that cfr during ihe iast thtee fear ng4ass.
h- generally side Npss II The tnr.f ssiu.hic and
'a'"a''le discupii"h. ~ aaaaaiiies ef me laa
'"'"ue' Al '''as. sni Hnssr',-l-lr p..i a.saa ~
pledge wHl' Il frta rasnhfalst. to @hasa he
Mould rorr~seni himseh hong engaged IN TIE
M'ok business iiis fr.perialnit'f 81 sfpssrstc.
and drmeanof inssnahl, fffrenied the sflehir.l
'u'p'rHn from attaching hun Nearly The shalr 4
NE si"len rFoPert ha, teen r.osssfed ;, ias
police snd 'dcniihed b, The own.n
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I|AMIallI|E'Yl|E|I.IK||';y!E||'Hl|EiNtkllFIp
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

MtSsRs PoNFROY A cos Tpt.xr
tOINb-RtCoNfRi or ruE moNTY-rur
hohhER ARRESTED w. lean finn n. ~.
Wa iaief'ui SATURDAY. thar he troas Il, en- ,s,,
m"''fs futn~''Y A. %. E,eaes. In, h.. i---e I'D
"Feihef "iih I'll ihe money iaeAlnr ..saai a hon.
'~hl H"iiS" The Circumstance. Which l,., IL ~
s'e'i 81 tho r'bhcf. are ILu, .lsisl m n, ~.
h"fs Joefnsi al Commerce.
u appears iiai $500 na,. ~ IL. Ali.
n@hA o. tins CITY, was sen hy the Bank II NJ. yo,l
>" 'he hfilTf IN srrhaLgr. shste n na. r,e.va.,.a
As one 81 "a. hot bAs "a thar ifnns 1g, h,lI -,
zen aep @iied "a 'hr Bani OF New Yu,k h. va
S'hi ca. Il No IL Cedar street. .h. t.c.i,.. !,
IRON MI Laeknrf. a German. aha affiy-l.n,h..
Ah'ui "a msath, .,nce and nLa IA Il !, u,
Won Sehl A Co of gosls. A..
i"'oinati-n was gwen 10 the Ma ~, 81 IA. -
,s' - "ha, ~iih Judge Taylor and sr CLARK. a..
~ ,"'' hf'i M-"hail Immediately repaife.i J., II
S1hf sheet. AID ihs'. lesrni HE fe,,l,n,. -
LacAnef 10 he n NJ 80 R.la.lsp .i,.,, = =
'@,s'nTnL Judge Tss luf and offer Nsf,,,,a -,
y" "''"s street 10 watch tho premi-e. T., A.
"'l'si oi LacAnef. FL he mssn tim. r,,,t NJ,
'"Ai O'Ah arrested fssrkner IN Cod, .,,.., -
80 'e'ssd ~ geinGF him b.G.re The Ma, =.
'"'' ''hmiied Bin A supn a, I.etns, -.
'''''ea- M MsVaf directed JaIge Ts,laf Il. .,.sr
~ T'iu"s' ih h4sinshn street sna th,t, t...,.a
so, ven hanh. and st.sul 81 { 1000 Of fDa.e,
80 mosi singular pan OF The q s.css.fy q. ti.,t
'"e Af''e bali wa. she anl, one J., he tfuul ,t,t
q uid have been idsnu6ed
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Narftlss Agaatsf ltst.tt l5 lets
a. a.etaar 81 - ..safa.s u ias wase.i. =
tfsasa.f Geaffs wasal eas sss. iai.a Pfe...
cen. as8 1.ha ~. kst. se,faan. ne pr,.8rt
sffsaisa q Wen. 4 y Mtkes. W,.l,sr 8
fsisfssa. y 4 L Nod. sas $ Wsa8reA. :
eaH.asrs 10 dfai. sla. a. - fsss.sr s trs.. I'd
- eaf decreased l,lles, ,.sdefi tnNrsn .. rs>Nta
Tas fsfHu.iss reported hs .loa.ar lisssab.s ai.a
fsss'sHasas
Naefs#t. = . - hs AZ see 30, As'.es. hs,
- 81 ifsm eaf lire laaa eaf irlse Gees mste.
laH1sn I. fsssts ihefslsfs
bHsa.xeH. fhsf ~ aespn stinHaff...s pih ~
Isas.f - Ias deessasf. ia .6s -, 90 a..it s,o
= lie d4s8 - ssaHl. CO.,. sssI faai w. ..s-.fep
= So re Ias. - saf b. Ia, sHaasit ~h..s a.tiI
f#asfa = - q 80 1r.f af5ef a.a t,i..s afuoa o
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17
MR.. CLAY ~ NEW oR,r,xx

ofleans Be II The Sab mat ,4,.
n az informal meeting of The usu,. of H..
.sH'aii'e'. Yesterday Mr.. ciafk suggested ~, :.
~. LAY Mas IN NE eity. the menl,en Of N. l..
STATURE should N.it him va a b.is a. 49, =
'''iFe' 'he aheoi'-a nf. Taylor modified n.
-, - 20 pf,i',s that the member. .h.ald
h'sl 'ish Governor N6gton r.. ,...g.f-. $3.50
% se'ed 10 iy Ogden, az II .esnsd e..,l,,,,,, :,
10 VS." ~ MI Cisyi-as d,.i inoi and IN ,.s.+4
q" pf"ls"'ifp1. Mt ogdsu .a.-J hat h. -,
,s-alP Ss'ss to H. Ne. Ia, lo,'. ptonA,,,.,n -.
,.1''..s aSeed 10. Accordingly The mstna.,,
'ei4"ea 30 bady 10 the Co,rrain snt h,,.. -
.he' ~"fe hspiab'y teceised; .h., -, -,
fies'eney accompanied lhvm 10 ~, CT. 20
49, $50 in'e"hang-i The e,aelines,, = -.
'e'''n ~"h 'hsi senilem,n. IN. -. ne
e,sdna''s TO the liberal feeling. Of m -. a".'
..D-,,,,.. 80 .n,'soee' '-''d n smash e,l..e,l
''i ae'n'ns'r.ie thai Ne can -. -.
. ''.,,aa and eminent merit, sh-,A,, "''.0a ri.i
81 Wig cfs Dem lcr.s ''' "a i1e fei'-a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-17
MEMOIR u HENRY CLAY.

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''''l ~ ~'''1 = aroma followed s2h9r.
'"7 '''0 .-..'s q. .a'. pa. 70 a.afesaf
o-'e''t We threats 81 lie i'ses aea', aaa
a. arc % ies'ss-i'eS d. J. rec IL ihe
"''io~ .'"s avs
'"'S was e'til va hfeaieoei, n
- q .a'eAee ol Tue Union u eaase8.-
~" VIZ" sue ne gai would have
GcS"' NJ "'Aa cal lsf moment doub,
"e course Of The President, 50 far as Il
pIoc'a med his intention 10 support The
Jaws Of he Union, mef,-as II deserved.
unanimous applause But though thus
"l'ine 10 suppress iasatfecuon, The
administration wished 10 surrender TIC
pfnci'te OF Protection, and thus -
N'e'1 al ihAi vas asked 10 the insarseut
o.ale. n The early part o. lhe session
MF NcLone, the Secretary Of tire Treas
"'f ha1 s''inttel areper' recommend
i"R 'he abandonment Of Ne Protective
system as eoniefpg undue odvan,age
upon the manufacturing interests. AM
the feouc.lon oi lie duiies 10 strictly
revenue siandard-end he deemed -ig,.
uJV'VVV suihcient amount. ! he rebof, f
was rrlerred 10 The Committee Of Nay.
ma a means ana on the 9Th OF Decembsi
Mf Nefp'anck' ifom that committee.
o"' embracing lae principles I
,"'' "ePoiH ara recommending, Ia /
scale Of duties IN accordance /
80" fe1ueed lie d1ues oa IN /
-''-' 70 an average OF ut more !
-. eeo'.-opon lie foreign
"l' sur tea1afs3 tee pf.aet-
-" - com 3e'ei3 a. Nals
'''0" '''e'' 'odi1 desire.
was sI'si9 "uicn involved Tie
''s' '"'ei'>'s 81 Tie nalion, aud winch
0No' statesman l1r hls most
-'''0os eHot'S' hr. Clay MAS fully
." - euSeu 10 i"o importance OF speedy ana
'.''i',"' "f'lon' aud his great abilities
80 - '''e etua' 10 me emergency. lie
''e 7''ei ''"h @NN'enl, Il which
-. '"' au'nof ana del nder, IN
''ue4oh' it'h Two opposing
! - NC uun'iuist 'auon o. Prs I
""I ''e WI iueauon OF So1ih
-, r,, - ~" were ai'Ae hostile x
- OG ~ "o'e also hosliie TO each
nc tes"'feu' therefore, 10 effect
! "a mp o"''se ana 10 oflng forward a
80 ""'0n, W. Ahoa.a satisfy the
q me IaTih, by great retuc.
~" ~ INC auly, should al the same inr
. - e'aau@l operations, secure the
; '''e' gun A'eOofer from the rum which
.'S' y" insanity over "heim hun, IA the
: ,en' 81 me passage Of Nj Nerplauck's
$50 so ,"e '7oPIeo OF Us oeloFed,coanlry
sa'Hs' '"e horrors OF cihl. var which
"Ou'u l"l"" ils defeat and the enforce
''e"l o. me PROCLAMATION OF the President.
''e submitted 10 MS trends his proposed
! nc cen oNed AS 10 rs operation
70 ~ great interest Of the country
''e .'e'l "a business men through
II "'u he look the advice Of
, ~" W my ION, OF Delaware, Nj