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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-04
JOAN X


NO %, WATER ST, WHEELING.
IA AS Just received from the East a very
HI large anil general assortment of L'ouoRs,
SEGARs, TOBACCO, GROCERIES, sc, among which
are
half pipes Seignett & Dupeey's 4h proof
BRANDY;
1 ar caSk old Hennessey do;
] half pipe Holland Gin, %fayorite brand;
4 or cass Port Wine, superior qualify;
1 ar do Madeira do, do do;
5 COZ Muscat WineS;
8 do Claret do first quality;
8 do Cherry Cognao, superior quality;
6 do Lemon Syrup;
2 do West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regalia Segafs;
1000 Imperial Cazadorcs do;
$4,000 Principe do, lst, "a and 81 qualities;
a large quaDuly Of half Spanish aud Com>
mon do;
20 gross GolSh's Matches;
TOBACCO. a large and general assortment
Ol inc most 1avOTite brands;
Mrs Mtllet'S fine cut Tobacco;
SOAP: Every description and quality. manu-.
featured by + Hyde Il Sons, Baltimore;
20 drums Figs;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Together with a general assortment Of Gro.
c%erles ali of the very best quaIuy, which vii.
BIZ sold as low as they can be bad west Of the
mountains. feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-04
NEW u $ MsrGAMaR NATIONAL

4 %sSh The new aud fast running pas.
Ess-TEAIs ScUgcr steamer NATIONAL,
wstE-.sss A Mason, commander, will
con,inne TO make regular weekly tripS 10 Gin
cinna'i; leaving Wheeling every Thursday
evening at9 o'clock, aud Cinclnnaiieyeiy Sun
day at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, haylng superior &c.
commodationS, apply on board
31rThe National is pro vided with EvnnSSale>
" Guard. 10 preventive explosion OF boilers.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-04

NE AILROAD G. grlcs anJ plated Goggles,
Eo Tor sale 10y lmuy % FAiRCHlLD,
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) A Nj :.
NAV U S MAIL STEAMER CurTER.

NEW u ) MAIL STEAMER CUTTER.
~r~ The new aud fast running paS.
ESTStt5Yr Senger steamer CUTTER. Col.
Inns, commander, will continue 10
make regular Seekly ripS L. Cinciunoti; leav.
ing wheeling every Sunday evening ~ 9 o.
clock, and Cincinnati every "Wednesday al 10
4 NJ.
For freight or passage, Ia" ne SupeIiuI &C
communications, aTply ON hoard.
~ The CutlCri> provided with Evans Safe.
" Guard, TO prevent the explosion oi boilers.
mar 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-04
WHEELING TIMES& ADVERTISER
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY ny
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Advertisements chargeable by The insertion
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A1RG1NIA--IN cnANcEHv--Ai rules held IL
the clerks office oi the Circuit Superior Cou.,
OF Law and Chnncery for The county Of Ohio. in Tho
month VI August 1916. o.
i'fan ha!iin. Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-04

90 dozen white and pink Lining Skins
i ust reed aud ft sale At rs low rates ne They can
be purchased west OF the mountains, nj the Sign Of
the &c RED BOof Gun l0) 5 MCLALLEN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
VOLUME f-N0. "a.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 w.


hundred, that voted against the resolutions. This
you know IS Col. Ashley's own county, where
he has resided upwards Of twenty years. Col.
Ashley is now absent at Washington attending
to the duties of his exalted station, and his ii.
morous friends throughout the State lknow will
be highly gratifed to see this voluntary TESTING
nial in his behalf coming from his immediate
neghbors and county men, the independent dc.
mocrats Of old Pulaski. The meeting also ap-
pointed delegates TO the State Convention, and re-.
commended r. w. Johnson for Congress, &c. Sc.
From tho expression of nnhi;r - '"--.'''-S
- o. sng upiis,ngs OF the people in the various
countless there is not tho least doubt he will have
an overwhelming majority in tho next general
assembly. Those oifice-hoders therefore resid.
ing here. who have beon and arc now fallening
on the public crib, and who have been taking so
active part against him, will certainly not have
the eifroncry to claim, al the hands Of his friends,
a longer continuance in their respective offices;
but will with becoming modesty, give place TO
better men, and retire 10 private life.
Your Ob'. Sefv't.
JACKSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
&5HGs VAN BUREN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27 1s45

the democrats of this county foregoing all indlvdu
al preferences, will cheerfully abide by and sup
port the nomination Of said convention.
Resolred, That we are highly gratifed with the
distinguished position taken by our delegation IN
Congress, aGi regard every distinction achieved
by them as an honor conferred upon their con-
slituen,s.
Resolred, That we tender TO our democratic
friends -9ughout the State, hosp,al,iesot at the
ensuing lvention in January, and that tho chair
appoi,. committee Of twelve whose duty i, shall
be 10 mike every necessary arrangement 10 carry
Irsolred, That the proceedings Of
he Jgned by the chairman anu secretary ana
that the democratic papers throughout The o'a'e
be requested 10 publish the same.
Resoircd, That when this meeting adjonrns, II
do adjourn 10 the frs, Monday Of March next, TO
nominate democratic candidates for Senator and
representatives from this county, in the ensuing
General Assembly.
After the reading of the foregoing report and
resolutions. DR.. S. Borland moved thelr adoption
by tho meeting. Mr.. Watkins offered tho follow
ing amendment 10 the fifth resolution reported by
the committee, viz:
Resolred, That we are in favor of and cordially
recommend 10 the democracy of tho Stale, the re-
election of the Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY 10 the Sem
ate of the United States, at the ensuing General
Assembly.
Dr.. Borland moved to lay the above amendment
relating 10 Col. Ashley, on the table until the DEM
ocra,c meeting in March next should assemble.
After discussion on the motion 10 lay on the
table, the question was put, and the motion to lay
on the table was lost.
The question then REQUIRED on the passage oi
tho amendment of Mr. Watkins to the 5th reson-
tior in the report of the committee. recommend
ing Col Ashley for reelection to the U. 5. Sen.
ate, and the question being put, that amendment
was adopted by the meeting.
On motion Of Mr. Watkins the report OF the
committee, including the amendment TO the NTH
resolution, was adopted by large majority OF the
meeting.
On motion, tho Convention then adjourned TO
meet on l.t Monday in March next, according to
the report of the committee.
GEO. BRODlE, Chairman.
L. r. LINCOLN. Secretary.
The Chairman of the Convention has nppoin-
led the following named gentlemen as a com.
mi,ee of arrangements. provided for in the sixth
resolution of the report Of tho committee adopted
Us above. viz:
VIM. Z. Woodruff. S. II. Hampstead. Hugh
Brocan. George C. Watkins, +. Walters, John
prows. l.. J. Roardon, Charles Fisher, A. f..
Thornton, Roswell Beobo, p. +. Crutchhcd and
Wm. Trpcst.
GEORGE RRODlE, Charm.
L. r. LlNcoLT, Secy'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
For the Arkansas ln,elligcncer.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 18th, Is

LITTLE Rock, Dec. 18th, 1918.
To lie Editors Of The MteHigencer,
GgNrLEMEN:-Yo will have seen that Borland
has osieqsibly given up the "Bonner." The incLeas
ing unpopuIary of the paper, with all true Jackson
democrats while it was under the control OF a man
who never denied he was once engaged, in the
savage act of burning the immortal Jackson in
cifigV. and the powerful action of the public opln'
ion of the party, have combined to induce the
couo having control of it, to publish TO the poo
pie of the State, that they have appointed another
man "a. II. Rutherford) to take possession of ii.
This is mere "Ruse de guerre," perfect trick,
to bamboozIe and blind the eyes of the people;
for aln perfectly satisfied, that; although Bor-
lands name will not appear at the head of the
paper rs editor, yet he will still have. together
with the clique who invo heretofore managed II.
the absolute control ,ver it, Rutherford will be
used only as a cats paw. Every body knows that
he has not the talents, and requirements necessa-
~ 10 enable him TO conduct the paper.
Instead therefore OF being the organ ofthe demo.
critic party, which has heretofore been wrong
fully claimed for it, it will still be under the
troll Of tho same clique, and the organ Of the same
faction of Office ehoders, it has heretofore support
ed 1t hns nrofesscd TO be neuter as between
Ashley and Yell; yet ii has dono all it could
against Ashley and all it could in favor of Yell.
Rnb.rford is a Yell man, and no one but Yell
man will be allowed to have nny control over
,ha, paper. The vote given here today, however
a. the large domoc rnsic: meeting ian account Of
which Won will see) in favor of resolutions sus-
tanning Ashley, and recommending him for re.
election. has completely pros,rated the Yell fac
ton in this county. Suffice it to say they were
b.dly whipped by an overwhelming majority.
Yours, &c.
A. B.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
For the Arkansas lntelligencer.
LITTLE Rock, Saturday, I

To Lle Editors Of the InteHigencer,
GENrLEMBN:-We had a largo democratic
meeting here today. There were about three nun
dred democrats present. After a most vioeni
opposition from small squad, perfect corPo'
rai's guard of Yell men, headed by BorIand'
English, Reardon. and the whole clique OF State
office.hoIdcrs, with one or two exceptions; 'he
meeting, by a large. tremendous. and most as
founding majority adopted resolutions, tes'iiylns
their hearty appreciation IN favor Gi the bF'l'ah'
course IN inc Senate &C TIC United States of our
6ai,hfv and talented pubic servant, tho llonora-
ble Chester Ashley, and zealousy and warmly
recommended him to the people of the State for
re-. e.alec,ion TO the same station. The vote out Of
about three hundred, was about nine to one in his
favor When the house divided, thero was not
mora than thirty, Or thirty.tyc out of about three
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
H HARk[VAL!
kETT 4 GREvG

RIVED, pcr late arrivals, ahaddition TO
Frslock of goods, which mi, 10 i, quite
Iers and traders buying gods in Van
ctfully invited to examine or stock,
i mart, of the following articlcs
y,3-l to A wide; blcached dos
brown sheetings, 81 and "a do;
and A do;
bselI and Virginia Osnaburgs; Y
ald domcstics, ass'd;
ass'd: mixed do do:
kgs; Choctaw Stripes;
and white mackinaw blankets;
.Iaiatton and Glasgow do;
Enscys, ass d; satinetts do;
and A.;
nuslins do; ginghams, ass'd;
.d boots; calf sewed and pesgoa Do'
o;k Kip and calf brogans;
hd morocco slippers;
hardware and cutlery;
BED; states and pencils: IL.
bed cords; cotton and wool caros'
merinocs do;
ilot cloth over coats;
esiery, linen crash;
bn hdkfs. ~.
Russia diaper; table linens, ass a;
|ok, Swiss, null, cross barred musllns'
= and insertings;
nd bed spreads;
iread, cotton spool do;
ass'd; gambroons;
buttons, needles, and pins.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
WILL .E-ywptayAg -" 1A'
Attorney at Law,
AND
GENERAL ENT,
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.

Respectfully that he will attend to the pros
ecution OF CIaims before the several Erecutire Dpar
,nens of the Government and CLAIMS inst the Uni.
ted States for Lands Money; 10 the settlement Of
public accounts to Claims before Commissioners under
Indian or other Treaties; TO Preemptt0n and other
Land Claims and to the proc airing of Land Patents;
TO Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con
nectcd therewh the obtaining of Patents for sci
entfc or useful iarentons, and TO all other business
of a public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended TO-
titles Investigated. &c. &c.
Information giving free of charge. All letters TO be
postpaid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
Hard ware.

shoe knives, butcher do, pocket DO
n lanccts, phlcgms. Snafiles, Norfolk
. borers, round bolts, door do, brass
molasscs gates, butt hinges, brass
lines, shoe lacks. carpenters rules,
bns, sheep shears, hand saws, pit
round and mill saw files, horse rasPs,
!, patton, saw sets, razor straps. vIo'
darning and spayihg do; knitting
Eombs; stock, pad. closet. trunk, till'
b locks; tlindoostan oil stones, tape
pcftcd, statia glasses, shoe hammers,
iron squares, socket and firmer CHS,
blades, pcgging avis, ,scythe stones,
N and Worstcd Weddings brace and
bies, roller buckles, paten! augcrs,
pol,; blue and black ink, Collins and
In, broId axes, OK and log chains,
,es; corn mills; nails; bar tyre, band
Aier steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

An expedition of eighty men which left Corpus
Christi some time since under tho command OF
Capt. MAY. of the Dragons, TO explore the lower
route 10 Matamoras, had returned 10 Corpus CHRIS
ii at inc las, accounts, finding the route lmpracl'
cabio Oh account OF bad roads and hIsn water.--
N. o. BuI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

Charles Lamb and his "Dip."-At ono part OF
his life Mr.. Lamb wns ordered to the sea-side iof
the benefit of bahng;.bul not possessing s'fehsl'
of nerve sufficient to throw himsefinto the wale''
ho necessarily yielded his small person up 10 .no
discretion Of two men to "plunge him." on 'no
first morning, having prepared for immersion, no
placed himself. not without trepIda!ion, between
these huge creatures, meaning TO glvo the previous
instructions which his particular case requIreu'
but from the very agilaied state he was in from
terror of What he might possibly '.suiler' from
"sea change" his unfortunate impeachment OF
speech became greater than usua and this inhr'
mity prevented his directions being sniiiclen'ly
prompt. Standing, therefore, with man at ol.nsf IN
elbow, he began:-"l-l'm to be dl-i-'pPed. no
men answered the instruction with ready, "icS'
sir, I'd in they soused him. As soon as nc rose
and could regain portion of hi, lost BREATH ne
s.amered out as before. "Il-ll'm TO be dl'i'iPPed
Another hearty, "Yos, sir!" and down he went
the second time. Again he rose; and then WIN
struggle TO which the men wero TOO lnuch useo
on such occasions 10 hoed,) he made an eior' 'or
freedom, but no, sucdeoding, he ar'lcu'a'ed' as u,
first, "I.l.I.lm to be di.i.ipped." "ies, SIR, ana
to the bottom he went again. When rising Tor 'he
third time to tho surface, ho shouted oun IN deS-
pera,e energy, "O.o-only once!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

To-day, as wo arc informed, tho Poltawatom'e
Indians now in this city, paid visit OF ceremony
to DR.. Davis, a representative from Indiana, at
his odings. The latter had, in former years.
made treaty, on the part Of the government,
with them, and appears TO have won their SIN
cere respect and esteem. Oh.te.ki.shIk, their
orator, made an address TO the Doctor, to which
the latter is said 10 have replied with much effect.
Quite large number of citizens and strangers
witnessed the meeliog.- Semi. Weekly Union.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

The great gun constructed IN England Tor The
Princeton steamer, weighs atout ,GGGG, lbs; Il;
invoice cost is 81 600 dntv 3 lOO freight $50;
ether ex pcnses 100; making its cost about sJlj'o'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
Iron and Nails.

ID; blister, German and cast sloe';
glassware; window glass; Pu'ty'
palm leaf do, fur and beaver do;., p.r
we offer low. wholesale or retail. pco'
beeswax, and cotton, taken ID exchange
.ill give the highest market prices.
June %, lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
The hdians.-Tho National In,elgcnccr Of

The Ldians.-Tho National Intelligcnccr Of
yesterday says:
awe learn that Col. Pitchlynn, Of the Choctaw
nation, is now in this city. and will remain DUR
ing the winter, as the representative OF his peo'
pie, for the purpose of conducting and settling
their business with the Government, which mis-
sion, we are sure, from the high character oil the
agent, will be vol discharged.
"Three nations of Indians are now represented
here: Tho Choctaws, Cherokees, and Potlawata'
mics. And the presence of their ambassadors
suggests tho apprehension that there must have
been some defect in the management OF their bu-
siness heretofore, or that thcy arc preparing 10
assume, it may be, higher rank as members Of
the human family, and desire to place their al
fairs on such solid basis as will enable thom
t) do so.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
Boots &c.

I'd cali brogans, Kip poggcd brogans,
ans and low quartered shoes; youths
kgeed do, velvet slippers, velvet nul.
|or,, ladies' extra kid slippers, buskins
Ia kid tics, fine calf scwed boots, fine
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

Z sugar, clarified sugar. molassos,
Priusipe scgars. honey dew and Lett,
i;as tobacco; gun powder tea; half
III. clare, wine, pickles, mustard,
Isone ground pepper; cinnamon and
Issn,o: lemon syrup; Stoughton bit
|, all: Muscat and Port wine, sweet
tssrries, rpisins, spices mould can
Bourbon do /; linseed oil. Walk.
A. clay pipes. soap, CASTLE do, cider,
IIIy flour emery, white lead, coarse
broom,; single and double matrass-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

A Change of Ministers.-The London Morn
inc Post. of the 3rd inst, copies the following
pa arncraph from tho Brighton Herald, with the
heading, "very possIble:'
ave learn from n source on which we pace
great reliance, that important changes are IN
course of operation in the ministry; and that
the re is little doubt that Lord John Russell will
ioin the Administration Of Sir Robert Peel-that
Lord Stanley will retire from the office OF Coonlal
Secretary. and will be succeeded by Lord John.
The Scolchman contains the followlng:-"frl-
va,e letters sent US by close observer TENDS
strongly to confirm the rumors in the LONDON
paper 8, ,ha, the breach between Peel and Stanley
is becoming so serious as to render the retirement
of the latter from office, before parliament meeIs'
moro than probable"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
1ucclsSWIrc.

|sed twitilcrs, Mocho pitchers and
Fars and creams, heavy flint, mitre,
hblers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

Plump and P1ain-A Southern Editor makes
the following frank announcement: -
awe shall not support any man for oifico shor'
or len dollars beside the annuncia,ion fee lhats
what the lawyers charge for attending to an
assault aud battery case, which is light ana
lovely occupation compared with that Of ed,,o- @
rally Attending 10 candidates case to say no.
,bino of the awful wear and tear Of conscience
in this peculiar branch of our business "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
WHITE Il CO.,

s,iyed the ioiio"'nk s's'c'so' uy
'ss hardware, queenswars, boots,
hsr offer for sale on reasonable terms
pfoduce'
Dry Goods.
,,,ed iackonet Muslin; plaid Cling.
h,own Domestic. Columbian, mari
s,,iOes; franklin Plaids; heavy full,
Plaid, blk, steel mixed, and blue
md green Asnnels red padding
..lored cambrics; stout webb, worst.
.Sraees: Levaptine cravats; PoDgee.
.S French Six hkfs.; Spittalfeld
,,.es: ~ twist; black silk braids; blk.
Sor,ted binding; quality bindings
y, mixed and patent pins; mohair
,otton and linen sewing thread ;
linen doj cotton hks.; chintz
f.nL,r,dt tatfita ribhnns i-..i-e - a..
esrS eoTS vest buttons; plain muslin
,rery sbecting; Greenfield y Bur
Werrimack rich chintz, gingham
ai,ts prints, a great variety Of pat.
]" blankets; cotton yarn &c. &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
&(ldleYy,

ringb,idies; strip feathers, Sweeps
|g., EosSkin collars, cotton and worst.
|her girlhs, sheep sea, saddles. Attak.
do, spun. &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
Clothing.
|Groceries.

], eo,tonade and linen pants; co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
Hats.

bira, Silk AID Molcskin; broad brim
/ do. Wool do.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
gFLFs SF OEo; BEoWs coUsyt,
/. z ~ CsnnRr on OnllhIdn PLrAa.

ssiii'Ssats of.obio.) Va Ha a
James Givens &otbsn
DE iltemembsrsd ,hh { heretofore 70 wit {:
Doa iths 35th day Oh My A. ID. 1874, the
complainant iled ID said Court Het3 ceFfain
Bill IN Chancery--se setting fotth among other
things, that said Owens, on the 23d day Of
May t54l, executed TWO obligations 70 the
leomplAinaDt for Surplus Re,ende'--one Tor
the sun Of S400Wirh enjamin App lesate a1d
4ohn Dizson security, and the other for S3OO
with Daniel w, .applOgate principal and he
the suid Owens and Benjamin Applicants seeu-
lrityi that upon the obligatiohi first named the
said 81 enssont thsl 2lh day ef,Nosember lea2,
piad S9OOof the principal, and thai upon both
ofsaid obligations the interest was folly paid
including the instalment dueMay 23d i545.-
Ihebil further states that the bstteF 70 secure
said sums Of money, the said Givens, on the
24th day of August lS43, executed a. mortgpge
ofIhat date to theComp lainant upon 33l acres
of land lying in said county on the waters of
Whiteolk creek,whieh said mortgage is proper
Ly conditioned for the paymentOf said sums Of
money and interest. The bill alleges that said
ohliga tions are due with arrears of interest, d
that said Givens, before the execution of the
mortgage aforesaid, executed a mortgage to
to the Oelt. Otho Williams for the alledged
sun of SOL dollars g. 10 cents due April i4th
1914, 10 the defendant Henry Gin for $l4OO
due AaiiII ,1S44, to the eftOlhoRichards for269
dollars duo MAY I'd ! 643, 10 the deft. Ebenezer
Watson foy i03 dollars As cents due 9th Sep.
tember IS4S, and tn den David q. Dsvore foI
29s dslars so, cen ts lpe lonryeeFs from the24ih
day Of, August ,ls4i .r.,t ..8.s.
The PRAYER of Ihe bill is, that eaid Court de-
cree All aeconnt 20 be taken and stated OF the
amouuss die upon said mnrtga gssoresPeetiFelys
and thatssid real estate be sold 20 satlsiys me
ssme according to priDrityspCd ior general re-
Eief.And at the lastOctober terL' of said COURT :
il appearing to the satisfaction of tHe t,Guft
that tHe Defendents Wiliiamsi Gin anu war
8 on are no rEsidents Of the State Of Ohio, ON
motion ordered that notceo the pendeucy q
Of the Eill bs published In the Democrat
ic STANDARD, newspaper pahlis he'd in said
co Unty Of Brown, for six consecutive weeks pri-
Or othr next T erm of said Court. Said de-
PENDANTS will therefore appear and plead, an
swer or demur to ,saidbill Hccurding to the
Enles ofsald Court, or said bill, as to them,
will taken as confessed, and the matters
therein decreed accordingly. ee gos
.ma ss K joan II BLAR, Clerk.
DAVID G DEvoRR, SoG'r. glga- 3,
Jahu ary 3, l645. a SIS N