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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

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al '''cse iaess OeIofe nm says mat Hr
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MT W. would now call 10 The stand
non ! Eaihas H. denton. In letter
written December I, Isl Mr.. benton
SAD
w 4 HiN6raN, Dec i 1872
sir: Your ,Ie'ternf the l9th uhimo
covering Sae a Lexington Virginia inieIl-
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

4 again say that / am mu.l theron ,hly csnyinc
ed thai YOU we're mosl untfurhmIly, anil .iheref,fe
"WhsiY lfentedi for nave never seen anyey,d.nr,
10 suoslaaHsle al oil ihe charge
CARTER BEAyERLY"
INV, Mt Webster coa'lnu,d3 while Tim, aid
charge Of SANDER had been SO fully r,lured by the
lee nnony OF the very enemies Of Mf. Clay ib.,
'unl Il revived and feiaed, ROT only In the Rlrb.
n''ha papers bat IA every paper in lhls Dl.lrtet
''almalR 10 DC Demnemilc or uhical Mr. Ruchle
"ii repeated ms charge, aad he Presidential ar.
s'i hef'. ne Mad sanlao." had copied n Xrhopt
any Comment haee a lhe cl,se The ~ofds .'r,oe
WY Nhs. -'a''a- if1m Holy Wut Ina c14r ssioa
' p'fFeit IL To The saneilaHug oflhjs nosi ,f,rna,.
ana aniannded libel N,N what h,. Tim. ma, m.
present. Executive, under whose eve mad nnJ.,
whose "ahd The charge was NOW being reneaied
sun IN aihef days. when he had some larls ,coo,t
~ "u.i ana J1sHcR Mr. w reid framn l.ue, ot
WI, i9'tf 81 the ilh February lS27 a, Gll,w..
- a"Nefihs 10 HE letter. shall conteni my.
sen WIN siaIlng It's substance bat Mr. Claw ~
see cause h Crafty The appeliies Of nen,a,ns, a.,
"''' ne Is al Liberty 10 publish H. shall hov. ~,
cause 10 eonpIalnt of II. II s then. petlecilv ,,na
maj ! wrote to MI Clay in the ,ptlnq ,(ls25 /,
j. also lfne matt approved Of has conre, pto,v,ng
ou u inc Ffe'dtnlial election and copcotteJ ,v,tb
"''n "os' EN- pharcay IA the result of I'm, yo,e Fl
e4uiHy So mat esteemed Mr.. Adams es dor.
N'y oe'ef qnlHhed for The Presidency than Cen
'ichsoh and Ihal would have voted for him az
'l 't 1aMi'rds chance al success wa. over r,
'iee'' wrote 10 Nh Clay IN terms Of perfect
" oeesnse DO not believe Henry Cl.y. aims,
WIN The Western delegation who sided w,Ib him
" "''e oeeh Ought and sold Tor which. If gu,tv
w anu 'heY deserved 10 be glbbelied. that am
''e'e'ofe'b'und 10 support an Admlni.rat,,n ,,b,oh
''Ps' al KY convictions OF proper pnlcyi"
r WV ne asked ms colleague, as card,c and
I'd" man "hllsI lie was permitting q,,glod .,.,. /
mems 'i 'he testimony taken IN the KenInckv
u, me investigation Of this foul cha,re oc
a., i''' sue why Il was that he had .unn,essed
- 1S''''',' oi Joseph Dudley, one of his own ma
,''.a' - 'e"usi And why he had suppressed va
oUS ue p'si ms that had been elected IN v,nd,o,
''o" o' me character Of lhls mani Her. ,os
''"o'y a hd testimony OF his colleague. o,n na,-
icnlaf friends. which Il WoulI ,n,ka ~. 49, '''
ead aud Then to read In, own ,ema,L. III" "
ect. ' 'o'haths on Tho sub
no" Aif. W had done with the testimony Of NJ,
t',.iiea' enemies, and he thought that any
W M ma any tribunal. would he comneIaj
''" ,"'s evidence, 10 pronounce him innoce,, -,
ms ioel charge '''''''e'' o'
'ie WIN how read the testimony of soma a..
,.-. seu'emen' who alone could sneak. no.
, ny "au oeeh part and patcel-one ar r.,.
~ u me transaction tiselE and he v,,,ll
'''"' "e ii testimony, making all due slIou,n..a.
u men speaking OF affairs IN which they ib,,n.aI..
~ 5eeh PafIelpalots, lie would ff.t ,o,I yes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

The Temperance Convention al -.
y'''e'day' was, Nc understand. ,sa I.,,. o.
tetesunF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

LATEST DATES
'fom Baltimore May % L,ert.,I -
Il tel WATER IN the Channel 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

Mfs May Warren Of Troy, .,s.a
Episcopal Church IA lie ely u. Tn, -
eirense.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

NISHMENF FOR LEAD STEALING n,
an ordnance Of EIwlti amy person detected
NE ,hf1 TINE IN stealing lead N SILVER ore from
e ptfys"'ft n'ne' "ns 10 have IN, hand fnslened
table by KNIFE driven through 1t. and lLete ba
Vas 10 remain IA agony. prisoner n,,J "e
hnmself by cutting III his hand 's "eeu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22


TO the Eaacas.ef 1#afa'' 'a9ea A's's'
s., ls29s ~
al eaI'e5uron zen ''chsoa o" ,'s
occasion which bate "'".'''ii1.'
Iy as his freud, aRah my Nv
ddaI responsibility AM ''s's ''ie
OF NJ. Gay or aaN o'"''
never have been ne I'''''eai .i''i.ea
Mr. CAV, since he 7e.'''' a -
Toe 1ae siiia' eI Ies.a1"'' a. ...,.
well kae0.- loa9l 81" zen. AZ 49,.
letter Ii -hr beverly oil me -, - -,
and at The same Tine was lai'i
letter from ihe ea5oi OF me '...s.,n
States le.e- f'fa. INA. 's
90 whom he alluded. '"e ','
never once entered NY ','''' ma n.
He1ed Az ~ '''e h#t" '"e AZ ....n'i.i
Clay ana ".S Ifeaas' '' .'''s me-, I..s,
20 Paap So .'f9s - Al '''' ~ ,' .,a
or iaal ne o"'4a NV ''I''.
aote ot * pressing IN 't'''t''
was rTHht go HEhl s1'h lulfI8aei7 WIN
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I'd. = A=AAfA 10 Itsd#f3 ~
Nix i@tD ~ Tx IN = y / SUN
PRap1SITl IN. sd would be- as
.,,..,.s1,a of ae.aotog a mesSeI F..
-. L..,.,,
upon sisH an destaI3H' as u -
ten } 1eAslu "eull oe 10 IeeeAeeu SUN
a me>saae.'
Il ~ he rooatIeefel sud Mr.. "
t...#,s.s 30, tao .i,,..s VIII whom
-t...r -, I'D Jor.r,.-
...4...4... cen I,.Lsan had
''''' ~ W gu
rrpeted the SANDER on 'he les'' ''"''
30 Hr. Buchanan, aud from hun tins
individual. Carter Beverly. hal received
.b,r.re. which he had made ouhIic.
. Garter III, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22
CLAY MEIlrIv

fhr Wings ot TnadsIqhn u,. 49,
o." saturday June I.r.lsll. a.In 20
.,.r.se1 p n r,. p,.,=..... i'lers
address he mccuae fAF'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22

mt.MORY Prof Gcuraud Pro Pike. and other.
are occurring IN various paris of the country ON n
system ny winch The faculty of emory may be
acquired IN an extraordinary degree conlempo
fafy lhlnks that the People Of tho United State,
require no DucIor Gnutsud To enable Them IN
femembe that when Martin Vas Blren came MO
u'nee' ne iound M country (aecordihg 10 the
Declaration ofGen Jackson) pro.netou, and ham,, ,
The National Debt paid OFT and a su,nIn. m a.
Treasury Of s26 100000
Iha' during his administration he pad no debr
Made no internal Improvements!
Spent one hand'sd and thirty million, Of dolla,,t
Leh The Governmonl Bankrupt
The Currency destroyed
The People IN distress aad ruin
And public debt Of TWEEN sevan nnl,on. =
dollars VI
ms same Marlin YIN Buren, Is now a cand,.la,.
lar re election but he will find that the P,optv
have an erceiient meaiory.-fSaem Register
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22
STEAMBOAT REGIsrrp

pORT OF s@t-e v,tr,
- ASte5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-22
7 TtTIVH lIlU 4 n TTT17 TTTTTT ~
RIBBONS. NETS, &c.
BONNETs, GIMPs AND I'M

Fine Brad Rsnnets; Medium do 10.
DO do. Fine Birds eye DO new ''yIei
French do. Do English straw Do.
straw bonnets Do English straw do
LAWN do. Silk Bonnets, Misses imp =
Glmps, Silk 10, common 10, basle do
Buttons, Jet do.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of the provisions of a deed
I'D of trust to the undersigned, execu-
ted on the Goth day of April, 1871, by
Haly Cotton ard Mapsey L., his wife, for
the benefit OF the President and Directors
of the Commercial Bank of Natchez and
William l.. Balfour, for considerations in
said deed of trust specified; recorded, June
10Th, ls4l, IN the Probate Clerks office
of Madison County Mississippi, in book
of Deeds H. pages 524-25. and &c. will
proceed to sell
On Monday the 18th day of October merit,
tor cash, TO the highest bidder in front of
the Court house door in Canton Madison
county Mississippi, the following descrb-
ed tract ofland lying in said county, viz:
The south east quarter and east'half of
the southwest quarter Section 81 Town
ship Il Range 3 east; containing 24O
Acres, be the same more or less. The
title TO said land is believed TO be 200 !.
but the undersigned will only convey such
title as is invested in him by said deed OF
trust.
JOHNS S. TUCKER, Trustee
March, 30, ls4i-2s- 6m
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
From the Spectator.
OUR CAUSE Is ONWARD.

We can scarcely find language to ex.
press our qualification at the results oil
the Baltimore Convention. The wings
had looked to it with sinister hopes and
malicious predictions, that we should either
be obliged to nominate Mr.. Van Buren,,
or, if failing to do that, we should become
distracted and divided, be unable to agree
on any other candidate, and break up in
ill-blo0d and confusion. Such were the
daily predictions o. the wing press; and
there were not few of our own party,
who, judging through Their fears, or alarm
ed by the ferocious threats ct some OF our
dictators, were brought to the same con-
clusion. But, thanks 10 the UNI corrupted
and incorruptible people! thanks 10 their
tlrmness and patriotism thanks to lhtlr
zeal Tor the cause, rather than their zeal
for any one man!-they have spoken to
their delegates, and their delegates have
spoken to thessnaROn, through a nomlua-
ton that gladdens all hearts, and revves
Responding hope throughout the land. 1t
is hegreatest achievement of the people
over factions and cIiques, of principles
over mere personal preferences, that has
ever been attained in this country. 1t was
literal revolution of public opinion and
public sentiment, in direct opposition 10
all the etfOrts of their oldest and abIest
leaders, TO prevent and control il. 1t was
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

Tbe lnstae had a right to do this under
4 H. .,ltution, and it would be com
rDITEDre remedy for the evil. 1t would drive
EStc goods from South Carolina, and
south Carolina would be supplied from
England. 1t would double the trade OF
Charleston in one year. All the indePted
States would resort to this scheme if the
protective system were persevered IN; and
Inc result would be that instead of throw
bg the support of the Government on TO-
reign imports, it would be thrown on
manufactures.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
"A Proposition.

We propose publishing the Mdepen
dent Democrat for the low price of Ont
Dollar from the LIST of May until the 18Th
of November, being sufficient time 10
give a full settlement of the vote upon the
Presidential Election. We hope that our
present subscribers will make this fact
known to those of their friends who wish
to take paper during the present can.
vass. The present session of congress is
one of much interest. The settlement of
the tariff question, and the important ne
notiatIons which will be shortly entered
into concerning Oregon and Texas, are
matters about which the public will wish
the earliest and most correct information.
eminent for long period to come, it will
determine whether the country is to con-
tinue 10 suffer under the blightng opera
ton OF protective tariff and a corrupting
paper system, or enjoy the benefits OF free
trade ga sound currency. In view ofthese
things, we hope our Democratic friends in
this and the adjoining ccuties will assist
us in extending our circula ton.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
Masonic Celebrations!

THE Anniversary of ST. John the
l. Baptist, will be celebrated by Can
ton Lodge, No. %, on Monday the 9th
inst. An grafton will be delivered on
that occasion by Rev. EDGAR A. NJ. GRAY.
Neighboring Lodges and transient
brethren are respectfully invited to attend.
WILL. S. BAILEY, Sec.
June |, 1874.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

one universal upheaVe Of public SEMI
ment, with the suddenness and the force
of an earthquake, proslrating and tum-
bling into ruin all who ventured to oppose
it! 1t is glorious victory of the people T!
1t is a cheering and terminating triumph
of principle
The people spoke, and the idol gods of
selfshness and faction were thrown from
their high places into the dust, and shiv-
cred and destroyed forever. The party
is united--hope revives, and a glorious
victory in November over the wings and
all their mummery and folly, will be the
browning glory of our prevailing efforts.
In the language of the eloquent President
of the Convention, Principles are our
shield, justice our sword, and our battle
ments are the hearts Of the people,"
After the unanimous resolution OF the
convention in favor of the immediate an
nexatIo on of Texas, will the Senate refuse
to ratify the Treatyl Will Col. Benton
and the Globe continue TO oppose II?
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned at
the May Term 1874, of the Probate Court
of Madison County, on the estate of An.
drew 5. Hutchinson, deceased, all persons
indebted 10 said estate are hereby notified
to come forward and make immediate
payment; and all persons having claims
against said estate, will present them, le-
gally authenticated, within the time pre-.
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
w. r. HILL, Admir-.
June /, 1914 3S-6t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
NOTICE.

TNHE Convention Of the Baptist de.
L nomination of this State, will hold
its next session with the Palestine Church
six miles south of Raymond, commencing
on Friday the 25th inst. The Board of
Directors will meet the day previous, when
it is hoped they will all attend.
N. r. CRANBERRY, Cor. Sec.
June 3, l84i,-2S-2t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

TNHE undersigned having declined the
Il Commission business in Vcksburg,
beg leave to recommend their Agents and
successors, Messrs Smedes & Crump, to
the notice of their friends.
The business will be continued in New
Orleans under the style OF Gilmore e.
Henderson.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
l.. F. HENDERSON,
j. M. GILMORE.
SMEDES & CRUMP.

Successors to Henderson g. Gilmore)
Commission g. Forwarding Merchants,
VICKsBURG, MISSISSIPPI.
VXE are prepared to furnish Bag.
w ging and Rope and Plantation
supplies generally, and will make reason.
able Cash Advances upon Cotton shipped
to the address of Gilmore & Henderson
NeW Orleans.
SMEDES & CRUMP,
AGENTS.
June s, lS44-29-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

CARPENTERS & ROWAND'S
Compound fluid extract of Sarsaparilla.
for the cure ofscorfula, rheumatism, mercu-
rial diseases, and all disorders of the blood,
for sale by L. d. WARD.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

81 tell you wat, Sam, have monstus
'spute wild massa dis mornin' down in de
cotton patch"
"Wa wat you 'spute about ~
"Why you see, Sam, massa come down
dar whar | was hoein,' and massa he say
squash grow best on sandy ground, and |
say so too, and dar we 'spue about it for
more'en hour" Crescent City.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
New Blacksmith ShOp!!

II HE subscriber has established a
i blacksmith Shop in the Town of
Canton, situated near the old Church and
nearly opposite Col. A. T. Moores, where
he will execute all work in the best man.
ner The attention of planters are par.
tlcularIy invited TO examine his work, in
all the varieties of
Plows, SueepS, and Harrous,
That are used, and Judge for themselves.
1.-THE ,Dork is mol done peU, there wiH
be no charge made.
SAML. Fl. DINKINS.
June 8, lS44-29-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
T.. CHA k,

Commission ,SE''Forwarding Merchant,
at The former stand of J. Burckett & Co.
Leree Street, Vicksburg, Miss.
April 10, lS43. 3l-tr
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
EE WJHTGDN@ .

Clothing of every variety cut in the
newest style and latest fashion, or made
to order with neatness and despatch.
April 6, Soft
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
ID d &c ID DE q 7s

of various qualities. A fine lot of supe.
rior Halioa Black Silk Crarats. Fancy
Crayats, Satin and Bingham, Linen
Gloves. first quality, Brocade, Satin and
Metallic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

The Boston Transcripts n speak NJ Of
The Theological controversy now gong
~ ~ Tia. eHy, says. With iuslieei
In sober verify, however, sc ID M
eiete lhal the pIlh an msrfoe. o.
he whole controversy ean nate lore
BY illustrate rue orthodox doctrine.
than does the following neai epIsfam
eh.ch We have Iast received ron a "a.
aed eorlreslaaeat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
THE LAND OF THOUGHT


~ AhAA#
oaa Ff9ss It'll enchanted ground.
Al ui8ers eel aid fafr
Al letslY image. aboaa.
II fHh Ffoia,ian tasis.
Al Il dr,reuds ID slef, are
i Maa. n1lrlAtmed aai4,anlf
N.ae Hay invade our h, faase.
TIE { .sriaas Laud u f4as.li
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8. a slinehee d.n drop. ifausLi
Sheltered INN outward islasi. as.d .l4sA.f.
BLOOM IA he asa ol Thought
And iiete &c steela fh.f.aed ha4
% uirfsi. llng loved sud d,aL
Thor ihe ianealrI aid tie aa..
bsfafe auf gaze hnreal
death Nt-g'd them 70 h4, taau.iaa. tf,ll.
Add ~an Inc p1tae he sought.
hai iendef memory gaatl. ilern It'll
"hhin The land 81 though
AM thete are el1ni~e, nafa a. hfshi
% many a hvly fbar.
u te'aen harp. u aeld, d light
hhefe fadl.al .etanh. .lns.
No 'te mas fully laffee he srtssu.
iel itpsiiul hsfs bath ranKh
4 fan.i prfspsc'l.s = The srras
IN lht VIDE Land u thought.
Neated tJ sp'toN fear and douh.
oppfs..ed by e4iiAlY a.n.
OF lafn Ne iiuin ihr asfd a4Ih..t
To setl the Nntld nliha.
Nor NAV the mishits.i 81 nsbltna
Re,tfsiH OF Teller Aasai
The heei-m II The Ia CO. and
Who oNni il'e Laaa OF rA.asll
On. ia he lad Inns h'isai, dseAsI
ttef VII s.ed. daiseeai
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haaes. asl.stlY Na.ltf
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Appalling Ialn Ntoashi.
A. naar i'rfpsiasi fi,sfns ds!afr.
Tie fatsse5 Land 4 Taoashl.
Ihca Is 10 hsele.. aenof led
ihfaAsh "Hl3ls haunt, 10 NAN.
lining "a Md and .4allsrns dread
ttnsh D. mias's @fesehe.l hams,
iatie ltn"a aaehanginr shades u n,ebi.
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he maIlg nuni air of calumny soone.t
attacks the sound and elevated IN mud.
as storms oil "ind The latest and mos.
fruitful trees, whilst the low and
wax iof 5o@ing and moyug 10 aud fro,
are by Their weakness seelre from the
danger AM violence Of the tempest
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<~'SthtA. hBb AaHhEu
: action OF the current. ] he
fiNer was clear AMI beautiful. every peb
bic .elng distinctly seen--the water VAS
about twenty inches deep. ~ tn many
\ long lingering look 10 the recedlng
tauAs on The Virginia SIDE. We land on
The island. and bid a1ieu TO Wheeling
tins Isl OF September.
Tue island which We are now on, lies
opposite Wheeling. aud though i, nas
been made CITY. (Colanb "a on paper
The map gives the name Of the street.,
DC } IL Is sill more profitable Us a ye.e
talle garden some hue walcl mellon
we're en- n when | was IN Watching
We cross the other branch Of the O.
hlo By a gooj bridge, aud now Ne are 10
he Stale OF Ohio, (the island be eyc,
leionss To Virginia We pass through
~ Ciairsvllle, Morris.own. Cambridge.
Norwich, DC TO Znesville, which IS
seventy foar miles from Wheeling. on
he National road.
/ansevil.e IS situated on the Eas, bank
81 the Musktngum river. The first ca.
bn IN The Town vas built in 1879. OPPOSITE
10 Il stands the town Of Palnam. beau
,liu' lille place, settled mostly BY New
fuslanders. The national road crosses
he Washington al Zanesyale, by a very
ne covered bridge. Just below Inc Juno
ten OF iha, river with the Licking river.
The bridge IS Notwithstanding is
called after an old Hunter named Ebene
ger Zane. who 20 vast grants OF and m
Ohio. and around Wheeling. for making
bride track for the Mails. from Wheel
ing to NaJsyllle IN Kentucky, through
ONO. TIE drive Down TIE Nlsanran