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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

| / he following imperial order from
the great Autocrat OF tho Democracy
comes just in time TO give the cue to his
'olloweis in Congress. Mr.. Drom =
coolies bill will nos pass the House:
llERNiTAGg. January |. 1915.
Ny Dear Mr.. BidGl cannot for
bear, on this FIRST day of the year 10,
So, to let you know tina, om still in the
land OF the living. although greatly dc.
bllI,a'cd and afflicted. My whole fami
Y JOIN me IN kind SITUATIONS TO YOU
and yours, wishing y,u the lows of the
season. Nay you al live to soc many
happy new years.
observe tha, you have bafore Con.
2resS too many lpint resolutions Tor the
annexation OF Gcxis. This argues
want OF unanimiiy in the democracy up
on this great national and most im2or-
iant subject. have just received from
-HaJ DoneIson, a letter dated at Wash.
Ingion, IN Texas, from ht.h would
infer, that il Congress expect 10 an
mex texas TO the United S,utcs, they
mus, act speedily. or il will be found 10
DC beyond our grasp. The rejection OF
the advances OF Texas has given Of
fence to somp.and handle to others TO
press the liberal propositions of En-
gland upon tho TEXANS, together with
splendid view of Texas indepen lent.
growing into vast Republic, ia time
10 embrace not only the limits OF Texas,
but all the domain once Mon,czuma's.
Inns vicw,io ambitious aspirants, added
TO the guarantees Of England Of her
independence, and the loan OF large
sums Tor ten years, based upon treu =
~ that English manufactures shall be
lee OF duty, is gaming party in Tex.
as General Houston is still the leading
star; and his influence can alone be
counted upon to resist the present in
iuence oil England and its increasing
power. How long this influence Of
England can be successfully wi,hs,oo
in Texas, is becoming very question.
able matter. | have taken view Of
the whole ground, given to all inlorma.
lion Its due weight, and | say 10 YOU
that, unless Congress acts upon this
SUBJECT promptly, Texas will be beyond
our grasp, and lost to the United States
forever, unless regained by the sword.
W hat will be the situation of our coun
try, with British manufactures intro
duced duty free into TcAa,? Comment
is unnecessary,
hazard nothing in saying that, i'll
the present Congress do no, act prompt.
~ upon this subject, the next VII not
have the power. The consent ofTexas
cannot then be obtained. Great Britain
Will have laid the lions paw upon her,
and bound her by treaty.
l am exhausted; but, from Major
Donelson's letter, and other sources Of
information, the danger Of losing Texas
seemed so imminent, that although fee
bic, could not rbenr TO say this much
To you, that you might communicate i,
10 my friends. May God bless you and
yours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

THE WAY OF THE WORLD" He's
dead" How frequently is that brief but
admonllory sentence uttered without excl.
ting any but the most transient en- otion---
without awakening deeper or more per
nanent reflection than the next passing
thought will entirely obli;crate from the
mind Two friends shall casually meet
after temporary separation, and impure
after third and mutual friend. "Ie's
dead - is the melancholy and impressive
rejoinder. If men Of business, perhaps
he was one who entered largely into their
speculaions--al their projects for the ad :
yancemcnt of their iortune-all their
worldly minded schemes of aggrandize.
ment-yet q" he's dead I" The inteli-
gencc is received with an exclamation OF
surpriSe--a significant shake of the head
"a sensation nearly allied TO regret; but
II is not heard "as if an angel spoke;"
and, as time passes, they hurry off with.
out further comment 10 their respective
counting houses, where the unexpected in
formation of the rise in sugars--thc de.
preston OF the money market-lhe failure
OF srme great house in which they have
placed implicit confidence, or some equal
ly vital and important affair demands their
immediate attention totally absorbs their
minds, and they entirely forget that they
have just heard an echo OF their cwn ine
yliable doom.
Locality has strong power, whatever
may be argued to the contrary, III recall
ing imp essions, and every wounded heart
may tell how insupporabIe the scene be-
comes where it is blessed no more. The
abstract OF pain or pleasure is within us
IN all places, al all times; but its portrait
ure. lis vivid reflection lies pictured in the
places and in the Objects where our feel.
ings have been stretched on the rack,
whether OF pleasure or of pain.-AHon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

ANECDoTE OF THE ANTI RENT INSIIR
RECTlON.-W understand lhain few DAYS since
Mrs.. Van Rensselaer,, lady OF Mr. William Van Rem.
selaer' one Of the projectors Of the Rensselaer, ma
nor "ns driving out in her carriage she encounter.
cd port, OF Anti renters N the disguise of Indians
who approached and deliberately embarrassed The
horses from The carthage. They then rotir ed 10 the
sue OF Tho road where they discussed the question
whether they should carry en Tho lady or not Mach
TO her relief, The decision after some debate y,os i
The negative; the Indians Withdrew and thus endod
what seemed likely Mt first 10 prove romantic. and
TO The lady, q disagresablc advenlure-New York
Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
THE TRIAL OF w. !, MOORE

We learn from the National In,elli-
gencer, that the trial of w. 5. Moore,
the person who discharged loaded ps
tol in the lobby Of the House CT Repre-
scntatives on the 23rd of April last, by
which John l.. Writ, u rolice officer a,
the Capitol, was severely wounded, took
place on Thursday in crowded court.
room j he defendant was charged uu>
dor two indictments: First. with an as
sault with intent to kill the Hon. VIM c
McCau slen; second, for an assault upon
John l. Writ, Joseph III. Br dey, Esq
conducted the defence. Numerous wit
nessess were examined, and the case did
not go to the jury until four o'clock
Alter retiring for nearly an hour. the
jury returned into Court with verdict
finding him guilty of an assault upon
Mr. McCauslen, and not guilty OF the
intent to kill, as charged in the first in
diclment; and not guilty as charged IN
the second indictment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
so vi ~ TIIIN NEW .
EUCLs HCTIrnlsS

81 BhOFESSOR POH IT X the city uf n "
a YORK, would respectfully inform lie Ia
dies and Gentlemen Of Wheeling iha. h. viii de-
Iiyer Free Lectures on a new syst m OF Aim
M nc q Malh' mates, at the c. ytIal - Ith I
wednesday and Thursday evenings January 10
a"J 10, al hall past 9 o'clo H.
by This ysiem al OF our business ca'cu atops
arc leUormcd by one rule only. examples that
would ~ common Arithmetic fsaHte or s
stat mcnis AID some three OF four hundred fix.
nres may be wrought by this sys.em vi ID only
one statement with Ut multiplying figures aud T..
almost single turn of he pen, with only 10 oi
20 hsufes and ~ duce the same result
The public gcnerall' are respectfully invited
% a'eLd' Admission Fee JIn -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT
From the Schohasie Republican.

LIyISGsroNyILLE. SchoharIc Co.
most melancholy and lamcnIablo ncciIcn, o,.
CURED last night about dusk. As Mr.. Orra Mace
aged ahon, AZ years, who resided nho Il Two miles
west from his place. together with scvernl of hi,
neiehbors. were coming from the village of Sniih.
town. when within nbout a mile If his house. in
descending hill al n rapid rate, his horse became
nnmnungc"ble. and upset The wagon ut the foot Of
'he mr. ami threw IT on bridge over which he had
10 dfive. upside dowa. the wagon resting upon the
stakes, throwing Mr. Mace aud lis friends oui upor
The ice md stones, and very seriously irlrne all
except nc, and killing Mr. Mace Instantly. II /,
supposed That no struck upon n sharp stone imhed
dsd IN The ice cutting and breaking In his l,f tenn
pie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
ANDREW JACKSON.

HE PRESCRIBED. The New Orleans
Picayune says tina: one effect of the down
tall OF Santa Anna will be 10 restore TO the
Republic many of her mos, gifted and lib.
eral sons-mcn who have been prescribed
by the Dictator from the fear that their IN
corruphble honesty would prevent the nu-
merous vile populations in which he has
been engaged, as well as obstruct HIM in
the attainment OF that supreme power his
ambition has so long coveted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
TIE LAWS ON NEW sPApERs.

|. Subscribers who DO not give ex
press notice 10 the contrary are consider.
ed wishing TO continue their subscription
2. If subscribers order The disco ntinu.
ance OF their papers, the publisher may
continue to send them till all tina, is due
be paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse 10
lake Their papers from the offices to which
they are directed they are held response,
o'e III hey have settled their bill, and
order their papers discontinued.
4. IT subscribers remove to other
places, without informing the publishers,
and the paper is sent to the fJrmer direc
ton, they are held responsible.
.. The Courts have decided that re-
lns'ng to take paper or periodical fom
the office, or removing, and leaving it
uncaI'ed for, is 'prima lacie' evidence of
intentional Fraud!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

PRESENT tt Mrs. CLAY.-A beautiful
table has been presented to Mrs. Clay
male und,r interesting circum, tanccs. ns
the following. which is the inscr ptlon up
OH i,,shows;
This taoe made OF American Walnut
ty &. II. * L, Whl.c.in tho Wig Pc.
cess'on in Philadelphia, . iober Isl, rs
~, and by them presented TO Mrs. Hen
RY CLAY Of Ashland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
SCHOOL BUOks.-FRESI ARVIV,I

SCHOOL BOOks.-FRESlIA ARRIVAL
ANNlES first Lessons ia zebra
K , Key io dllo
sand" rs' Spoilers 1t. 2ud , aud ih Readers
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p"r'rt'- Rhetorical Reader
Mhch'll's Gc"gtaihy und Alias
Oury's do do
Whp,ely's Rhetoric
Wayland'' Moral Science, large edition
Com'lock's Philosophy. Physiulo y. Chemistry. ISc
P'tket's ard Hedges logic
WillRnl's History If the United States
P,nuuCk's Godsmilhs K me Greece and EnPlouJ
Wetsicts Spelling % ok. D,ruurnry, &c
NakefsOciaru and small Dictionaries
Plnyiair's Euclid
Nlairs SyuiaS
ConpcTs Nirl
Clark's Cr,sar
Auihpns complete Series ~ classics
For sale cheap at ilASWELLS Bookstore,
Jau Uuirn SrtIct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

John Snckm1n's adm I-tratHr and heirs
Pursuant TO a decree pronounced u the said
rnUsc hy ih' said court on The I . b day oi june
1874. the undersigned acting as Cuuui. siontr
therein, Will on Saturday the nah day of Janu
airy l. 10, NJ the iloOt Cuu- Of the court house
"t s1ld COUNT proceed 10 sell 90 the hithtst
nNacr nipHnHc nucu"ni the Tracts cor parcels G. (
lanh WIN the appGIt sEauCts Nh.rh " q, ,on.
Veycd bv Joseph Aprlcga fC to .ad John So, Il.
man, by deed dated 25th Of gust 1917, aud
now 81 record ~ the CLERK Rice OF s.. Ia Cuun
" IN 81 ed OK No o folio ipP, except that por-
non OF said tracts when was conveyed by sid
Nockinan 10 Daniel Steenr"d; icy dt ed ". th,
same date recorded il said Office IN said deco
book No . folio %.
Tn sand properly or sufjcency, will be sold
On crcdlt of sax. TIVE I've AID ei2hl,en months.
m iInal IN SiaImcnts. the purchaser giving bond
iay Of sale and the uIle retained as n further
saturI,y unlll the whole Of the parchasC money
- paid W MITCHELL, CUuiti.,iops-
u u N y dec It's
h. above sale is pos poncd until So'vrioy
Feb Is .Sij wv NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

MIR BENTON. it is sO,d, was highly satisfied
with Tho Missouri resolutions. IIo considers Them
MS endorsing his the suhjec of annex aion
ard claims that his colleague is bound, by these in
slrucIons 10 fellow his lead. IT is certain. there.
fore, that Mr. Benton and his influence Will opnos.
all other projects OF annexation except his own, or
some one similar to il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

CHINESE Proven u.s. W hoover bogrows
10 huI d. builds TO sell.
Love is all eyes, without one good one.
We never laugh so loud OF long II,
when we hide cur grief,
The tr"e way of enriching ourselves is
by cutting off our wants.
There are no faults truly fatal but those
which we neither acknowledge nor re2lir.
II is better TO ill our barns than our
chests.
What isa fool who has made his fortune
a pIg hrh is embarrassed by his ht.-
Boston Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

RUMoRRD MEETING CT COLONIAL Gov.
ERNoRs.-- We understand, s,ys the Hall,
fax Herald, Il at 1t is not unlikely that the
Governors Of several Of the Sister Colo.
MES will shortly pay vIsi. TO Jamaica
for the principal purpose, ii is reported. of
consulting with his Excellcncy, the Earl of
Elgin, upon the subject of establishing a
penal settlement for the whole of the col,
onies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
B1mop ONDERpoNK, OF NEW York

81 HoP UNDERGOING, OF NEW YORK;
The New York Express says: awe learn
that the standing committee Of the bio,
cess have chosen Chief Justice Jones, a
member. vice Il. l.. Ogden, Esq, dec cas-.
ed. The following is the Committee as il,
now stands: Rev. Drs. Berrian, McVick
er, Lyle, and Wainwright, Judge Jones,
Floyd Smith, Murray Hoffman, and Gull
an Z. Verplanck, Esqs, all favorable to
the Bishop. A convention will be called
Immediately, to meet in this city. Opin,
ions have been taken of men, learned in
the law, who declare that the finding by
the bench, and Of course The sentence, are
void and illegal. We understand that Ap,
pIeton & Co, are to publish the late trial. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

LIF2 or WESLEYAN MINISTER. - \
i'e OF Wesleyan Miuisicr. Written by
himself, whose scenes oil labor were in
Lincolnshire, England, from the wear
| $50 to ls22. concludes his account Of
'hen by s,a,ing:-
i have enjoyed in rly ministry 2O2S
Sabbaths; read the Scriptures, two chaps
teas f'r eioh day, 365OO times; preached
81 - sermons, occupied fifteen pulpns,and
RI !dcn ll7,000 miesj and IN, salary me-,
"er' al any time, amounted 10 so per au-
mum y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
Abraham ID Cline,

Abraham Cline
Robe,t ms ts ~ In Chnncery.
II virtue Of decree Of the circuit superior
court II law and cha uccry. rendered on the
9Th dag of Apri lSiA, in a cause then pending
IN tho said court. wh lein Abraham % Cline was
pIninuH and L, bert LaUslCy was defendant. !
VII! sell hy public auction on The end Moud ny
m January next, at rho court house of 7 ylcr
county, tract of one hundred acres OF land
situated on the waters of Middle island Gre elk
Gred rem tho said Cline To TIE aid Lapslev,
dated ne 30th day OF April 1913, and filed WIKI
me papcrs IN said cause. The sale 20 be on the
terms following The costs Of the said snit to
be paid IN hand and the remainder of the pur-
chase money m SIX and twelve months from h e
layo sac, the purchase 10 give bonds bearing
m crest with good security cor the phyment ~
The deferred instruments, and not to receive a
utIe until the purchase money is paid NJ.
w j MCCOY. % s.
nov2g for Jas G. WilIiIns-n x I ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

u "a lICHELLS National puekct map ol he
lVa Unned States combining tehnur wow of
hc Number. Resources, amt Industry ul the Amer.
can people. Comprising the hercni glasses If the
inhabitants population OF the principal cities aud
towns. The chief agri culiural. miscTnl. and man.
n'nc'nred products sxpots aud Imports fcaci sep
ataic State. TIE most important canals and rail
roads, The lcnG'h e the principal rv,rs, and the
height Of tho prii ciPa mountains in the United
S;aios; ani almost everything Won may wish ~
know just received AT J 81 Il uORNBRCOKS
Wholesale and Retail Variety store.
jan Monroe ST. ho,wccn Main & Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
HiaGiNIA. liz Cn,scenr

Pi@G iNiAs liz CHAscsuY
a. RI Is hvld IN tre Gle 4, Cicolibi
Circuit Superior Ccu oi Law az d Chau,e.Y
1.-THE ccudg of Brooke, on the I'm diy o..
January 1915.
Nilion, Ban,
rs
william McClrne' ~, aud WIN McCIuacy. D..
"a lie defendant William NJ, uney J "a Il
e ha'ing entei MS arp 'Srtn,e and Given
- uriy according TO the of Assembly and
We sales ui TINS C1u ant II appcn ing by s,ti,
i'cicty cvii nee thai lee - not an luhabI AMI of
county, Il IS urd"ie, tha','he sand &c end,
ant d. appeal here ON the Il ST day ~ the neyt
'Nrns term aud answer the Bill oi the pla milf
ana That n cory ut This ord. r b. foIthwitn rub
lishel in the City OF Whreli Tor Nv, mo, m.
'ucc ssiVeiy, aud posted Mt the from, door ol
the Couti b, use OF this county.
Aeoiy lesle ADAM XII y,
Clark
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

G1VlRE &c MARINE iNSuRANCE-Thcrc u-c
q two situations only in which individuals can
PC placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value oiinsurauce. These nTe Will. -tlud-
ing upon the rams Of their own property, the r
receiving from an insurance Office the ;u.l A.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a q, ISOLATE iptu-
ny, iameutlEg hat stupidity and folly which haC
ia,'cd IN provide FOR such a contingency
IS. AIkINSON, \ gcnt of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co or HARTFORD. CONN
VIII take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores mills, factories, dc, together with THEW
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
property Also. on ste1m, keel and Hat boats
HSnd iheir Garages TO aud from any port on the
Western Waters
=, Once on Main street, nearly opposite the I 5
MOTEL tan !, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

Z htST SALE Pursuant ~ deed osirnsf
I from DAVID Iiull To- me, dated the rincs
'rcth day oi My in The year eighteen hurdrri
300" iory mud r'"nrJJd u rlir Cl,5A'> li.c oi r,,
D"u"iv N"Hu "' Gbu cuuufy, 900 pc,JhY, K n,ri,,-
iNcii} -iuur.I 0Go one hundred ufI CIV fu,IvT.,
900 MHMay NC TNEN1 Y.SIEENTiI day ~
'NNt NI't, eighteen hur5rcd ard f,riy. f,r cell
" IH..r an,in"u, ni tl'r irrn' Hrrr az o.. Court
b.usr . said 'unuiy. ul re r'lf,tst a.f,, nal
claim ".f' Lavt ~ crt la,t oily sell !g ,t-,pc Of
''"i deed. 900 inc following yr.,rrty. IL ih4ipa,
'' q" .'i.. lf1s or's ui lois number sr aud sry.
emo 'ihnI'' 100 'ln r'H nl 30 rity uf Whsriir. M
>lw r"nn'F. "ni' m1ulv called Enst Thccuirau,i
'naia % as ipliuws Gr,1nieg sr % suin boz the
",sl' ~ '"un'aft nj sad man. or si. which riiri
' tvs" hrndfrd aud Twelve feet di.fsn, fo,n g.e
''"'H'" ""n"ay "f Linsry (,rmef'y Nairu
'f''' '''rfe f'siWariy. parallel wuli In.ly street,
"he hnndfcI fleets uicscc Suu;hwn-Ily. r,-lI,,f
'un lAo 'rd N,Si,ru boundary of lpt ngihh,r.s
1 wheeling rrrtb; thturr down sand ftfk %, se,t
Nes''.n boundary oi Zoe number .it. arI ,hsn,,
s''hs.d Western boundary ,o fhr hsvuuins. y,iy,
Voc iHhtins- inpunNcthcut- nuf arnrsrn4ur,.
.rf 'Nc piece 60 ground uu vhtra sfrrF, n.. fr,..
w.'urs erected u.s. srid lluu atd ffr,d, p.,.t
Hy iNm 1sa tDTrCN FACTORY. Hl.r Doc .r,rr,
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% ''r 'H".n'I'u u srII dset u,s.. at.t..,H ,,. 81.
H'H tir .'ti C.uuu Factory anu. bindings. %,
.'if 90 fs.f f.tr,vuh
TLEN,S Nf SAaE-C s.b.
D1NIEh GANB.
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CONGRESS.-1hc whole Of Salur
Day was consumed in the Texas debate.
That finishes one week Of debate for no:b.
ing at an expense 81 abo I 100000 dol
lats To The nation. These are the faith
iu' servants OF the people, we are glad,
however, to see that they do not do any
harm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

DISSOLUTION OF CCPARrN RsIIP
IHNHE Coparinership heretofore cx'sling w,
~ der The firm and style Of Reilly & MtB r.
ME has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH REILLY,
11EOPU, LUS McBURNIE.
NOTICE The business OF tic firm will be
Sc lled by Reilly who is duly authorised to col
Iect o. accounts and settle all claims sgainst the
said hrm JOSEPH REILLY,
jan 10 Iva TtIEOPfIlLUS McBURNIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

CAPS CAPS
lust received ~ "a" Siur Etn,,.riuu ON Marie,
y Street. sign OF the Black MaL.inu,h Bot
Trunk oi Mems fac cloth Gags
de- Bows do do
do do fancy cloth cars
do do do velvet do
ALSO-S"mr fine Tavelng Basket, which vii
he s"'d low tot Cash, n 5 TODD.
jan !
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4 .
Mr.. Polk'' majority over Mr. Clay, exclusive al
South Carolina is 2s2S4. Ito this he added 90
OOO rs The maturity for Mr.. Polk IN South Caruli-
-wh"se vale is not included in tho above the
Legislature OF that State choosing her Electors
Nj Folks aggregate majority over Mr. Clay is So,
2S4
The Abolition vote, as slated above. is 62l21.
and exceed Mr.. Folks raojprity over MIR. Clay y
3,s46 Mr. Polk, il will thus he seen. has been
elected President ofiho United States by @ minority
Oiihe popular vote
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q tOM MISSIONER'S SAIE.--IS CuAx,ERy.
\ - in The Circuit Superior CuuItoi Law al.
Cha Ac,ty for Ohio county.
Moses Rhodes,
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TIE POPULAR vnrr-

Wo annex full oRdcomplere statement of the
official popular vote in The several States at the late
residential Eleciluni
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ILLINOIS STATE DEBr. There appcors
TO be no prospcc. whaleverof the adop,ion
.oi any measures TO pay the State Debt Of
Illinois. The State will romlin in state
LOT practical repuda n, and the deb; viii
become like the old Continental money
absolutely worthless unless the creditors
hall comp onlsc for lrlHc. The deb
already enormous and is constantly
rowing more terrible by the accumu'a.
IT,, = '.-,-t
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INDIAN VEGETABLE pILLs

INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
tRl 81 SUPFlY OF Virgins .c,I, braied
~ lutlian Vegetable Pills ru-,tcco.y,d Ir.m
fDdodclrho, ipf .rlc wholesale OF fcmil lb
col dScOnni ~ ide Gao lIi se who pos, Assc hv ibc
qunriiy TWcny,Gye ,cnis per Brs
JOHN } lfASWEII.
J'hb Uriun street.