davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05
POETRY AND SELECT MISCELLANY
Eor m PalLadltkl.. .
on the Death of "A Child.

..Sors -. a .sfi5us ming to die. NJ .oai,
What a strange moment il oe, when near
Thy Journeys' end, .hou has, the gulf il yicw
Taas awful gaEf no MORTAL Ger repa.s'd
To tell whats dong 81 the other side"
Eternity hath no, tie bounds, no biuh,
Nor iea;l, nor eiies, time doth on space
L. long eternity. Bon man the mark
81 avery STAFF anIrton sends, hath days,
And nIsnts, all Ike succossivs seasons num0ei.d-
Ana Ike tis seasons, too, ne hath nis sFfiuZ,
An! sI,uucr auns autumn, md winter hath
some al Seasons hnve, from sernaI bloom,
'Ttu winters deadliest stonn hath blown rs last.
Some fall 10 autumn, some il Summer ia 'e
AMI mnny, Gla many yield II bloom,
When prospect fajfest seems for longest days
SIen al one kney-a boy whom fortune
Led IN esun's oes, path Of bIiss, md as beet
Friendship, ike the morning dews Of Heaven.
SI.il'd around his fo@ry way, yoAng Hope
L.. Up her torch aud cheer'J him on, nor tcar
Nor gricE nor sorrofo found place to mar
IIis brief del ghts. A mothers waichf1i care
To lead arisns, he walk'd amid the smiles
OF ssters' fondest love, .ho's Of time,
Nor dcah dread eternity. Days, AMI years
Passi BY unheeded by the youth; but few had fed
When tidings "a me, and told in haste-t5e boy
The bright. tho blooming boy was dead; the jig
OF yesteriay, who Join'd with eager hand
The sports Of school-mates Ightest mitth, today
Wasea II gr,ef, Of Lamentations deep
For VINO slept 10 wake no more in time,
And act part earth, where purest bliss
l. but the charm Of fancy's wildcat pa intiGgs,
Wrought to lure IN thro' his dark career,
And back to dust again
Around
His last cold earthly home hi, kindred came
AMI wept. heard a n,other's signs, aud
The ssars of SISTERS flow for who heard
The heavy clods fail on his narrow mansion,
'f nought but faint rising mount lid mark
Where earth conceal'd present grief,
Bur germ Of Joy eternal.
saw the mournful group dePar, and fII'i
A place amidst Among their thoughts had share.
The one most frst-the lovely boy
AS heir Of future bliss. But how, and when,
And where were doubt, dark, drcary, painful doubt
Me thn'i hope but faith. and IA tn were ttut
Man night be happy here; without, wretch,
a gloomy ~setcl--a slave alike to hope and fear.
These were but thoughts could curb, po.ha p
Were vain, prcsumptous, too, I cannot tell.
We may conceal, but never repress
A thought; and who will dare approach, and censu
Him who gave to man the power think,
Or tell the weak result MORTIMER
Jacksondurgh, Ia. Ian 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

Nice Ladies The old lady IN Sirrini, 1,,
bed ihrousi the floor and fell kitchen cellar i i
among the many of the very nice females with which
couatrv aoounfs: know good old lady
sey. white washed all the wood burnt nd anobs
used three times day 70 scoar HE no.e
Of her p-Jos. keep him from son. the dish ol; Of
which he his meals; the old Lady took her own
tod through napkin ring 70 keep from coming IN con-
with her lips.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

shall see you homo this evening - ASKED young
t!eman, after meeting of a young LADY. "Ye. .r "a j
she, III yo1 - and stand steps til get hon,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05
Tzs s.sa.E4 : Essl u


a me- Stft-es=t 81 Hts<s t fz4f.t stssts,
Atstv,2at, He-as c9ta.t1, isisIstz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

#-#......#.....e s..-... 3D., ..s..,
*a#AiN $. -
...l-# --....4#F &.
nf'szf '''.t =.,.
F~sts ..t#.s.I
'' ne ........s.,. 8.
a-f. 90 - - 49,.
...-#.-. r.
.l- .t..A,+s T1... -,
'... Is. ...,.=..-...
....
-tz..-f..4 ..-#......# 4.
.t.s Ill.,. =. ...#..I
=. 80. - ,,l...#-#,
--..-......-e...f - ....... =
- ~ s.-s-.t C.. a...,rr..., r.
q. ...,.,.ti. .....f..... h...st.r
,lzz....I.... ,.....I .,., ED ...re..a....
- a..5 s...,..#..l
-. -. - s.f... 81
....,5 raz-+. b..
-. -. ..f 49, -.
a-a -
.s..44 s..t .... -.
...-. .,z..+.., M.
.--.z.....-... :. l...... -, ..5 49,, 80.
. A.. -. go,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

s.. - Hat.t tra.ssafI say .SuR-
aasc hey ssa4Ia H=Ih ulaI a8z.4 aua.
Iaer-
Ma U..f 80 Do then Peggy 5earf-
less - Iar 5bem'
There ihek &c exclaimed the third
while perrt' : h,afI beat Stout renruaeh
- OF her uaafbfaIaes,. etbere .bcy =
- craa' had. SD i .lsia make sbem eaa
-ach race Is coming ~ sr.a H..s -
i b. az he long rIa Ma !rn#A
10 yos mind he ~ Aaf l'aa, rsa#
auR The aee Iar - We. Ie.I and 60.
IS head &c IA. tse grave Wa his wei
aiHe=hsa -Faar r.. .aN.
80 rather thoy'a give 4 a7 a once.
stcs meJ Peggy following the contend
M wfHcs WI her eyes.and trembling
9fen head 10 fool nj tho advantage winch
has evidently been obtained ever An
afew-'li rather they'd give % or.
Vel don'teafe who vfas or .a~es-l
N.' marry winch Ike. she continued
bursting ufo teats. and covering nef
face With her hauIs.
80 honor. Pcest' dizzy q a'mea
"sute|F you would Ha' be guilty 81 s4=a
a iaI.ItY as That
Tel me. she answered. her -.
a9ety forgotten IA her az e.s Tor sim
she really loved, so that she dared mo-
book aPoa the race Tell me fer .hc love
#oi mercy ~" ., : gong wuh ~"
'Anafe~ she hicath'esslY rep. 'ed
oh. bo he iaI3 /, dpu1 Know 81.
answered "asloE her merry etes
+ her companion, whllc Peggy he.i he
hands more tightly ihaa ever over 10
! daa 1 koo" al alI-"ha. DC 80 .a.af
MAY
con. eaa ~ efoas Mary = can
.f...i ~ sure n'@ = Is s' 10 enc haa
ai' .'sa - .o ne '.asi %. '.'s
~ ~ ''' a'N' n. ''e - "
ah ~ ne 'a4 Use .'''.'-.. ''.. - p
nm tlae "s s''' 80
l''''asa 2. ~ .Ne 'aa' - - max 1'' ''4'e
5'a y aus "' ..'' 'aae 93'
''et' money IS ~ fe'. ~
.s" oai W We. 80 ~.
sa.- a''''.st' re- ''l9 e '' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

Jas' eslofe nc late eeeisn IN m, l.nd Of .te.s,
hAu''' lhe Ne~ f9's Aufaf. esd -. Parns. Ia, 6
'ne' f'eF hisa '' Conpeoheut ! may have b..r
ootfsci 80 ssr 81 he IaeoG.eo ss,,v 80.
uon that 10 eyrs we frsS So, ~. -,
ho~-'ei se nav s4r o. i.ih, negro m ID. c,n
. ainah'e s.y' Q! lie dytng hgn.. ei.y,,usi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

BLASPHENoUS PUBLICATIONS %
MISS RoAtFf -Ms.s Rasif. s.,,..,,,,., -
- o. ~ haf q tbs sheriff. Caar charged n.ta
ending pfaisns snd hlssshsfusa, wafl. 81 her
'f'a rs Nica.saf. stfsst She piesdrd not saffa,
~ '3shes having been lei 90 arav. putehas, II n
"'tA' fsisffed 10 % her shop Nj RfeSn advocate
hsafd en ibs fafi 81 The persecution NJ.
h.a'ie Nh conducted her opn defence made
.Ns "a'esorai 30 Tee Geafi. 10 ~hieh .ae sdnnisd
'' 'aie ~ he ssfs' ahsiiet knowing perfect,
S'i ihat ihet eiutaineH den.al ct lie ifufa -
ne 'hfs'lan re- sof. and sefe caIculaled o. hf.a,
ii n'e e'aicme- bot dsalsI thar ,he I'D -,cle5I,
and ieiaalau'iy Indeed - suis Iia .4s e,a,,ss,
hef conduct eflulnal hat >, .pan a, - should =.
a .'fy 'h' intended 10 ftsune ne .am. p,ari.a. ]
~ Ia. NE fts,'oiaE ,heua h,,ins found n g
ha's' proven .sn'snr'9 s,f Is Ip dsp impr,
#nmtat E&at4-gI Stss-a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

TIA LAST > ROM NAUKon We earn 9,,,,
i'ufs NspSpo ihsi Joe Sultb oh TttI-y a.. fu,,...
Dc sic oui IT d31n -Ststef Emus. atT,nr, -.
'hai ,hs @.. 30 enafsrsailaa With Nj > R1bio..,
AMI fsin'ed, OF he.iaied % tel 90. Prophet ca ~,
'1'9eci 'hey Nefe sngaseJ Tie man a Cd
'hsisap'o few INTO a h'i, passipn. and iufae5 III.
tsf'h'' % hi' ''.'fH snd ne sd Rosia.oa. ,n,a
's 'fse Al OF "e'eh ~a' done IA broad Jay
light AID no doabi "a she ma.i sne,a,.s, -.
Warsaw Strnsl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
Wholesale OR RID
FuNo NERCH ANIN

- ~ v afatAA
Nest. .- i
The undefarnoi =
II Nhesliae. en- ma
l-oai. lhAtwe hste a,F
with Cslleig 4 TO -,
ghoIIiY 10 connec'. n- a.. =
At keel,ng nnt any 80
knoN ihsm Ne 30
fionai foafto Cumaef i--
- nerf train % "a -,t
and then cesntcl s,
phia New iofk 40 10 ..e
not ftspons rta' a..
entrusted ~ Gatir' :sff'
Aftsh R. a.'a & n r.
Waterman. C.acuaa
Nhcshug.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

We undef'isnt that yenefshle and vel n,,,,
Neihs'ai'i lsfgYman Of OHIO ~, stf..sne4 h.C,,,
~ e'n'efrnes nj laag aEe. ehsteeJ With ,sl,,i.,
'nf 20 politics Tie folly sdmfued he t,uth az n,
''' a'''n and ''sed 'ha' he fs himself a. much
o,a 20 hsh, L'eo'oo''''n On Ne. DAY, =, 10 Il shf
he Devil GA sunday Leu Jsa,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

iadusiY aad eeanany Ill alAa,, ien1 g. st
iuns-snd Al iniesrir be a1ded 10 fespecta bluy. .
man. ~hslrsef nsr hs ht, 'uusiaan go early his
Who iays dawn efsffeci hne Of conduct and pef.
.stefr' lhersin aIih thsi patience tsritude AMI is
eni ~iih ~htch Re endowed, be vii alna,, IL
suecestiul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

TIE anAi.n .isn.ngo Co. GaIrls Of lhs 5ih
sATt-
The 'esHui.'si Warren IN roe.1-y Ia. paced
through ,he oNcf h.cks ,n ihs canal a. TIA. slsce
an a'cended fteaeh C,ect a. lar q. ihr bs,des
1h' - 'he tf'l siea mhoai lhat ever ss,ed hfough
lhe lack
We uadef.and thai ,hs plu mals snofhs, tf.p
~ The etseA a. lar a, he iranAin lfaa wafk..
~hsis 'is al lsAe 20 her lfeigai Il ,fua
TIE ftaatug Wafk, meaitned j, nsa oon.
CEN. lbsu ,f"n = hsi, ,paAen 81 ~ praelles mea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

exercise Hter #asf #a a4Iea
aafta.os bal r #H' 80 o.
them Ia Htrsaze #sIHf lo those
Gers fcfs# .he -. 1.4aefs. Al q : "e
s.ass CONS ."'eas ta ifsh ~anen 10 Say
'aa# even ~ instances where fhry ha'e
.'fsa g #st>' 'aeA 'eff genera s7-
Gre 'n Ni'hafaslnR thor affections.
an .'''A5hs f3a ans az'''e' s''es. a"a
- '''.asf' ~ re ''.
see
80
les.8 '' ~
- -.
.I...-.. t.tz..- -.
ut. 49,.
t.-.. .-...... III.
..z..--... ut= 80. z......
60. t=#.'s.##.... ....s Nh, -.
90, ....# =. -s. t.5 ,.s
l..ss a.. -.... .-..#. ...,#.... f..8,. 49,,
,te... ......#...,# -. -. - he
~. MA. 49,. ....s-.7.a. ,.,st -,4
Andrew a58.s |.st..a. ~.sa-e R4as
~. me r,.ss. a..8.s,.,5.s.....e. ....., ,,
". a. Wa. Il. 10 ...... -..se, n.5 .,6st
moreover The af.-..5saa. The rejected
would be Zoo gr3ss E- I'm. tbasrs
they w1aII. wed ....fHa .,f4 declared
rs he was aa#2=.- H#... I.... .sear|,
mas t6at ae.s.5.s .ss,e ..s.tp#at he
AIn.rH.t ...s sI... - der
se.t#e +. - r. Is.l.H=. #ar# #H.8 wash
lis hands ...#s... ef-sa#F sFe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

" Although ibe Dvn,e fauc tarts s.a nari,
has Ia uaItuf 90 So vllh ne Nan,r tsff, ,,t ID
= es9let.aea snd perhaps 18th tfulh that's ar,
p'i.ten oi t4e bcmaerso of ibn cuy have ,aiet
" 'ih Pee Naate ualef - leixtan
The - fhs esuiss.asa 81 las ; ar Rurra afrR- ~
"" ora WA Iaen ste me Nhis, ,Hsfs.F
~Is r. sfs., - ios4.5Iea e.a4ea, -,
4ctr hStY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

TIE INFANT HEAVEN -ns el.s'rsr.
ufaHsas' IN, ia.i,~ias t'ushlaE siffrs'.oa ef hs
oisasan na ne .aasa Of ,slso' .a',suoa d .
stptss,sd % erlrF snd beaai.Ia language
Tn, saari. ~ lhint. .ofntth.Hr mote hsn .
dasisu. shmIss fnfa ne 7us.iaan. hat . aifeu rai
O., df.irsefrd mother ~bsn her bab, - faksu
wsf ir,.u hrf hea 81 he eautrfse % 49, hAa
Ntlb ne sef.8 srnaaaicd 90 liz rass ufon II len
u'aih, "a lew nrsains .lntist. wtirh ps'l ~ hr
lac uf ief equipment bui hsd feae Nd g--t-
has Ihs isr q infancy BE-. al uncsnseoos 81 5csth.
haa 81 Ufes.le ihrsa prfras q tctas.t 49, "a,
p4asf aed 81 I,nch 10 hs etefcoths - Be-
oi % ls8is Aaen wbat Ct inleftsl u he'd efsaied
70 lbaf hasac rbsfr j Wa, rassIug ynItafH. ns'
when raussd fo safi, gfa,e whals l.a, Il ,fas-
ueu, 81 WtId ra,ss amaof fse iss ae4aalnissres %
IsH i,hisg oa b. a.a. baptism We. Itoftesss3 o., =
go and Is go vac eetsf ialtaed THERE
to iss.l1ssc ualseIirf IL - hs..fa-aa lase O.
al ~ 10. aafaucs. falhef tl.su ihe Hfh -aef lad j
81 Il leu rita that roudemuafau nAHth a. afarA
.issii los bat peu.h, besaase II uuatllef Thai
iafu Jrcls are e,t
Haen ~ touilr Niih iA, kaaaA di.g.a.i..as 81
our krsat iafruunet ~ ihtf ~ unan.iesies ID
rhldfcu 80 eaUL hns he .uaeied lhetn 10 srpfsae i
its ftfssn. al a,,.htue sndesftasap and lsulus.,
uH.a lhcm Jffussletu told lhe el.ellls, tstt ~,
pfeseHce and TIE company - fnrh ihste n
htaten iatned u,e tnffssitsnI oi lle - thar "a.
81 seufe m isl "a &c cf,itsnut es fi.si l ~ !,
pleasing faditnee afeund "a fthsl. iaanlf A.
Should aur latsui Ahu hean iee .uhened 3, e..
iss.# hang tememhazhes 81 hEhi u.sg tataklsa .
iea shpfl u,anIs ahaet lbs fstf. ard Of lle std 81
- d iic pernsi rIp re-. eanupi ihtut 10 teH
tute 'u lar when ss' Hat he ia, as.f, "a fsfts
'efe 10 fts iaah - ihs f.l,s - 81 he f. ~
af4 iha' 'sp AsH ~ sam a4.ae u..4 ia IL
heaerh.
1he blossom hich V3ihtfed hffs apan d. ,taa
In. sern ifaa'plauist The IA pace % eadrasnes
al % viii ihsn glsslarn liz r,~ whloh nos Nr~ra
ai i'te afaHs 81 ale, iHsn ha' -, tssn -, -,
~auHdra AID ln fhs name 81 u .ho Il o. earn
wauId have Acit With ihen du - b.d al heisss
80 rfc'rnt sarrhs tool even ashst, Nh.rt have
80 bsfe fsai lo lie eonlau III the lAaurhi - Tia
,aeaty HAefs there :. saftos AID 40 .epafa
I5aH
CO.. ~hsn mother mess ~ high.
TIE ssse she ii ga infancy
Hat .as na il.n - pam, and iesr-
The daf, 81 sas ths saichful uirhl-
- Ell hef sofroS. sli her iesf-
A. %, r. pa tnrni 81 dehehf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

" Qaansi' are es'i, begun. bot niiA d,iH.
-ult, eu1t1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

CODA a..tingu hs..s 20 he en-, came
-. ha. fsssn aaH tst#ar ever 90 saeh
af1h srNrfa| frHiI,aru a,rfc standing in Tho pa,
age ~HaH aas fsfuafte5 Here CONS lhs Gresr
Ao-sfa Be- AL. tas .Wi,h fWa nst % los,
zoo 5000. .fa=att -. sa.4f sasi tns
Ca. S44pisL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01


lAFEN~iff f.ht - 49,.
a f-s Hfste - .'t %
Hh~rff - - .5sf 49,. -
#fre a#Ht e %ff - -.
a#a' Ss5f fts#s s.t. st.f...#z
.f bare s.s ....... ,.,.,.
e. as. $1,000. a.. HrI. sas4
....-4.s.. -, .4.5 s..r ..rf
."' .-.....Ipt..
eng #s .-I.4..44,.s f.t,a.ala
f''a s4' ....-..A
4..=t..,e H..a rsassa l., to
- -..at-, a.H .eaIsE
...4..-.i 81 ast..r.#.sa
sih ge.s.s ~a.sf haI fhs 'sfi s''f p. -
~ or go. s.s...
Ns f @ t..4-..f.5.
- - -
Prsassft PES sh''nal ''s'5 -
~'' aszai 81 n ~. -. - ~. a.a
90, b. p,srA fAlsrsr d, a,,m sse M
freptnfsu 5s.fHeea sa9'f's r." 49, ''g' o.
M. sa-.,...a. 81 Is. iaaaas ~. ttai-a -
g.ars..4 "a I..I e rI#al p rtsf sshc haH 4fs'tfasF
ia r...ss.... s5# ~. ###a q BE- fa|"fe 80
n irsss su4 rasfhlasff-s.l dssIr-fea sns 1T
HasursH TIN. f.arr 49, bnt 81 oil - fossssstt
tnrfrssa o. h. aIslHf 500
TIE esnsf EaHdIaf ea' q sf''a tts''s' ssa
10y iahs 20 Id h~en iafsssrs ~ Hnfsfff' $50
ascd aHIf Or siofrrs. 4 vH' nesff h.'ea an
hs - ~ fAarca pIarsd her, hv fhs latasH1 nfpfr
Ira ~H#eh vefs go - removed 20 - - ihtss
asts 5hs he#Hstar . fHs r-arsflr Of Jaes' ltafAtf
4 H#.af Nrs 0#Ieans y } taa. Afrsr
I'm ~
=... - I.,,t -. - f..,o,s s.,,t ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

. sa''' 'f's.''' ~
~efs rs'ssa - 49, u eraftHafHe ~ pfs'saf Tour
'tHs p.ru.aai, ri ~, rttIa 5. raiti.. a......,t,
sfata H.. ,.4..,. .... ..f ,t......... :.
- ~ - 't a. I'm h'tea .an'''-
eet iHef satt.#a#s t".'.fzf MI ata D. - r. ts.
ssauta Hsafs.l ae5...e-l fa..f 4a afaei.4f aud -
f.#
IoW The Iva - Standard .,,. .a.,t j..
..... .l...#. .....,.
aea n ia,af 30 fi.s eaII q Ceufsafor a. lItfn
Sac C.ast..at.sa. Il D.. -. escri ,r h,E... -
Arm,
De NhiF' % ifr CIV haa a'us'l 81 p .adrl phls
ss.eHsf.,.| = mas rne~i.rr .f Fftin, .,.a... t
st##., 80 #f...a...f fs.. -, H.. sr-,.
y 'ets' 'a'ai'' -
=. ta,fff# luai - NiHes 81 fhs ~ af. county
ia. ito Ia##t, fsaA tat rs..r,s 6...., ~ .... ..
uaa - rs nau,i ~ .4,.aInea o. o. #la,.,I a.8 At
Is ,si,f aad ttf fss ,.ut....s ihiI sser, a.s4 Is.
ets.fe, e,fuH ir..1 - .s,tfi.a,t5 rta asa, :.
hs. ad 30 a5...fl..l5a a.l .s.H4lF o.. ia, ,.,sr,
taf VA 90 ihe 5Hfee aefn'ss stafFrd = "a as
mHHHrr IT Ait Srwaft. ID Itaiani ealnt, X teA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
Books s. Stations

ooOhS q - a. llVais'
And a. eniefsi ui.,asa t'i s--'.'s
PiaeIPs r-iaahs - go
. ,.afs iAe raa'z faaI s saii. g.. I
tsefY sfi4cle 10 b., tfaH - IS
% hanf .ni iiirrca .nst-' f's
WHOLESALE OR kil'sl
Ia lba, addHIH
Ia,.leai soi1, n.r ~ -
TT eaach. hsteislo' rs t1t#
euta g.elle5 Co 49, O. IL
,shaip .iill ~ast .s-sr
lhs ,smrni q = -"
eci rsial.sut. lh,',
edueAtHsn u ,oa.h. 49, "
th,if Libraries. o. J.,i..'- -i''
ai rs~sfd, - ibsif Jaa1g
and pafHeulafl, and ~ 80
eismlne Al ihs ,iof u . :
maY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

AlRiCANs AT RoMt-A lettef ,fasn Rom.
e' NE tfh " March. tnfsfm, "a, fhat Jna Srts..,,.f,
- oi 10" cff We al.suI leav.nr hat plso. s.,
-" on ht' 1aufnei home lie had pafehs.s8 r.,
s"u'. af1itne - Cupid and f,,cbre--b, NJ
freeman - many Yshf, 81 an.,i of rspaisi.sa o.
h'' ca r Thu pirilfs and aa.4lbef ~hieh M ,
80 "sat'i csufleisa--a hefgsr ta, afs e.,f..ls,
"a '~a ~ ihs hn~si pro- SO inu, % Ni.i.,. - g,
Rome Gen ID was ahaui b Wa Aarl., O., i,
is~ seek' eats her. lat Pan. an .,,i..,. =,
huanr On he $, nf Jaas
NJ bh.dhsad. tie htff.ca' agent va, ., Rome.
AM ~a' ahaet = r. O. Aspie, AhYui fhIfft Amef
,etn'. 10 he tierail CRY net go a.. g2a af
f'hfaAft 90 es.ssfsls ih, h,fh day "a Na.h.ufi5f
~ dlunef.--Ail.asr Afa4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

IRON st DONlNGO --7TAe ~, NIII,n
" i.on. ftsm Aui Gave, ftpsf,. hal .,.,,,t.,,s
"s' ooutusisH. c's .sat ragng ,hfeust HE e..aif,
Itsfr haa bee. battle Ia iae nslghislfAt.,t If
AL esyes hst~eeu iat t,f,erurnsaf trasa. and
ibe insurgents. Which fetuit~8 iu The s,irat ot ,.
iofmsf and ihti 'eh..4 ueni', De-. pnurlpal par o.
he town AS 90 the ssses.s..f 81 ~. Jet.e. In.t.
a. efeH' dt,ifes snd lefr,f ,ipeusuoeJ -JaB a
an uarrre
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

iioH = ioi ARs Ak MADE The La.
b'n''l W. 'isf maiss fle flI,, ius 3. d, remsfl
- feis.isn 90 sfbaIsIs city ..F.sfaIa. si -. :
ah osiHHs'' hs,s ua usfi, 8 I've, o. maize 49,.
A. L. a.. sffeutu'tanrst 81. q nlsu !, aiii., Cd.
me MAJ" Of 10 own f.nuus 80 he fss taaasf
90 'a"h mind iht feaaf la. - oot,.rita.eJ
h' asmaa .uis .ect TIA. q eaa efaa at.I, b, j..
'' a9tH'n sHf p, 30. aeitan % a,..l reri444i,
4'' hf e'''ttif rtas.. ltcg man rua.l tsert f.f.
10 O." thf'"'afd 'tn'e siacafs hsra.,iI liz ts.5k.
800 teaf''f' ar Aui h,ii., IT, ,atA o. bs man
. n7a educated uriI be 10, lie aa.lat 4. ,ann..s.
+" case ~ emtfeeuri a. i., fnealal aaaef tn -
hi'' eaefc'ss r. cdrr So. nfafsised ah.ee, Ia.
'' 'he maH - ~ ha, .,sr nas.f ~ VI. hs, read
'''''. 80" ran q thu 'art one u IA DAGGER 20
ae'"s hafns daNn ates hea,i 90 hafdrn :, A.
overloaded nas' II hof psu', thaurAl Nu !. 8,
me man lh'i a. ts,asl merely e uau.e ,teef saJ
''i@ei3 The gfcaie.i 81 al Naffar that aeet
- 'Ae sf'fe ct f"r hsd HE nfe-eulaence i.i ~ ,
cause haiuis sad gwen bim 10 uo.i .trprtb AID
~ eafHt5 ne lsfges bow sai t~caa,s .ell.5t.~,.
pine ihughi t.fa tss To bend ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

oh ~hen rseihs, mess ~ high.
TIE .sss she - 90 infancy
Hat sas nai ia,n - pam, and fear--
The daf' 81 ese ths ~a'ehfal uirhi-
- 81 he' safr5w 81 her iesf-
A. o,ri IA, tnrni of deileh'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-22
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

N pursuance ofthe provisions OF a Treaty between
Il the United States and the Chckassw Indians
made and concluded at Poutoioc Creek the ~
teth DAY of October 1882 and Of the supplementary
and natnry articles thereto, made and concluded
on the twenty second day of the mon h and
also of the Treaty between the United States and
The Chickasaw Indians made and concluded at the
city Of Washington, on the twenty fourth day OF
May, IL
l. Jous TYLER. President Of the United States, do
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
the disposal of such of the lands coded the United
States by the said Indians hereinafter descr bed
shall be held at The Land Office at PONTOTOC, in
Mississippi, on the second Monday in May next.
East Of the Chickosaw meridian.
Towns, ip fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
Of range one, east
Section thirty .fodr, in township one, of range two,
east
Sfcion s.1, in t,wnship si1, Of range two east.
Fractional township sixteen, of range two, east,
EXCEPT the north fractions Of sections one two three
and four, and fractional sections five and six.
Fractional township sevent en-, Of rarge two, east.
Fractional townships sixteen and seventeen, of range
three, east.
Section eighteen, in township seven, of range four,
east.
East half of section twenty-five, in township ten, of
range four, east
Section five, in township eight, of range five,
east.
Section thir,y-,hree, in iowpsbip eleven, Of range
six, east.
Sections TWEEN three and twenty sir, in township
four, of range seven, east.
Section thirty-siS, in township seven Of range
seven, east.
sccti,n twenly-threc, in township ten, OF range
ven east
Sections five, six and seven, in township eleven, Of
range sewn, east.
South half Of section nine, in township thirteen, OF
range seven, east.
Section twenty-five, in township fifteen, Of range
seven, east.
East half of section nineteen, and sections twenty,
twenty eight. twenty nine, thirty three, thiry-6ve
and thirty-sx in township eleven, Of range eight,
east.
Sections three and twenty -four, in township three,
Of Iange ten, cast
Vest Of the Chickasaw meridian
West half Of section five, in township three, OF
range one, wet.
Yves, half Of section thirty 1.-TWO, in township two,
Of range three, west.
Section 'biry-iwo in township three, ofrsnge four
vest.
Moth half OF section one, north fraction of section
twenty five, and section thirty in township six
Orange four, west.
Section fourteen, in township egb, Of range four,
west.
s.otops twenty-fs and tbriy-sir, in township
four, Of nnIe five, west.
Section nine, in township seven, Of range Eve
west
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-22
JUST PUBLISHED

A N ESSAY ON STATE RIGHTS, by Estwlck
"A Evans, OF the North, and for sale al the Commis-
.ion store OF Mr. William Marshall Pennsy vsnia
avenue between 9Th and 10th streets Price twenty
five cents.
The author also. will be happy to receive orders
for copies from citizens and strangers here through
the post ofee aud from osiasisrs and other gentle
abroad by letter, free Of postage, and enclosing
payment
spiri q institutions and Of liberty, and 10 rsnoras
our political elements. .sNSs
The author has been 1nossn by the names Of the
President, Heads Of Department, and the most dis
tingyished members Of the House and Senate, tose-
iher with citizens. The work will be transmitted
with all fidelity and promptness.
Washington City, Jan. l5-dlm