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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
TODD & HOWELL'S

BOOT N SHOE EMPORIUM
AT rgE sioN or THE
BLACK MAN q q r.
Sonh Eaf II lhrke, Sqaare,
' ODD & HOWELL. ara now receiving from
a he Eastern Manufacturers. q large aud gen
cral assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
sLipPERS LEATHER. HATS AND FINDINGS.
AMI we most respectfully invite all thai are in
wan, ofihe following. To give us n call and e,,m;nc
our Stock. rs we intend 10 sell Goods as low o.. they
onn he b ought in any House West Of the Allegheny
Mountains.
300 rei's Mtn.' Calf and Morocco I, MI.
200 DO 10 Kip ani Thnk d.,
$50 do 30 Thick Bfosans
300 do do Kip do
$50 do do Calf ahi Motorco bug,ns
100 do do Lasting 0ai,ers
20n DO do Md and Seal Dancing PUMPS
700 10 DO Goa, aud Seal Sill Per,
900 do Boys Calf and Morocco Boots
iO0 do do Seal aud Thick do
2O0 DO do Thick aud Kip Brueans
lOO do do M"rocco * Cali do
I5O do Wo'neo's Kip Lace d ~,s
POO do do Calf do
230 do do M'rocco oDL Kid Boots
400 do do kidn and Morocco Sl,pte
ogO do do KID aud Morocco low price slippers
.OO do do LISTING and Silk Caters
lou do Lasting and Gambrlon hall Callers
100 do Misses Gamhrpoh half Cater,
lou do do Black Kd Slippers
iOO do do c"lorei slippers
IOO do do Cali and Morocco Boots
I0O DO Ch'ldren's KID and Morocco Boot.
2oO do do Kid and Moiocco Ankle Tres
100 do do Half Caters
l0C do do Fancy Shoes
LEATHER.
Best Baltimore Spanish Sole
D. Country Sole
Upper Leather, Calf. Murocco. and Kill Iininc md
BIndirg Skins.
ALSO; "a urge and full assortment ii Findings,
VIZ; ) 900 Thread. Pegs, Lasts. Boot Trees, Knives.
Bris'les. Avis Boo: Web. Galoon, Mails, Sparables,
Boot aud Shoe Keys.
HATS.
Mems and Boys' Leghorn Hats
Mems and Boys Palm Hats
ChiIdren's Leghorn Hats; Children Palm HAS.
Aho u which will he sold very low for CASH.
ap %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

D PARSONS Spool COrToN-l0O toz Par
IL sons SPOOL Cotton, jus, rc,'d aud Tor sale by
may Ia d uORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
GOLD WATOHES.

RIns iuIl JeweIied M Tobins Lever Wa cLes;
~ do JOS Johnson dn
Full JewclIed and plain Lever Watches Of other
and every description;
POLL jewsllcd Anchor escapem't gold lever watches
Do Cylinder escapcmsni gold waichefj
Also. fine full iewelied and plain silver Levers;
Do do Cylinder silver watches;
Aisc. silver verge watches ofvarious kinds, together
with a.large and splendid assortment VI ladies' large
Tspsx, Garnet. C-"seion. jet and other Sci Pms vefy
IN. co~e very shear do. Also. every variety Of
Sentlemen's Breosi Pins and Shirt Studs.
Ruby Diamond. Emerald. Garnet, Topoz. Pearl,
JET. and every variety Of sci and plain Rings; Garne,
and other Stone Necklaces, Gold Fob aud Guard
Chsins; Gold Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold, Silver
snd Gil, Hair Pine. very fnei Silver Pencils. Ladies'
fsn'; Silver Ten and Table Spoons; German Silver
and bnt'ania dc; Silver Batter Knives; German do;
Sflves SILT Spoons; Silver Sugar Tongs, Fine orna.
mcnied Silk Purses; Silver Pencils oil kinds.
DIAMOND POINTED COLD PENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

eHUPER super GnnpcNdcr. Imperial md Young
- Tyson Teas, Of The most delicate naTurf supc,
Black Teas. from The most apptuved disif,cl. Of
growth, tiz: Pouehong. Cbulan, Moey iouy. s,o.
chons, OOlOng Rich old RIO nnd Puro Rico coffee;
Q~ncensware. &c. &ci viii a large stock of
Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns, and Eastern Capet Chain.
all colos. so dozen Palm Leaf HAS. exceedingly
low by GEORGE M'MURRAY.
az ~ I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
George F'Oa,


rs. I'm Choncerv
EIhrain Hall.
DUNSUANT 10 a decree made in This cause al
The September term 1914 Of the Crcnit Sn.
perior Coun of Law and Cbancefy of Tyler copnf,
I VIII sell by public auction. at The Juur Of he contl
house Of said connly. on The sd Monday in june
hesi tIhaI beng court day. n Irncl Of one hundred
and fifty acres nj land, situated on PueIors run. in
SAID county, ond which is particularly described in
he papers Of said cause,
The sole on the terms following; Oic ha'f of the
purchase money 10 be paid 10 hand, AID The remain.
der IN eight and sixteen months from the day OF
sale. The %nfrIaser Ia give bonds bearing interest.
fiIh good seeufity lcf the pnymem Of Tho deferred
i~ns'dlmenis. VIM ! mccoy. ID S. hr
may s. Jas e wnLIAa.oS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

Nv HIPS Carriage and Riding Whips Of SUI
perior quality, jus, received by
may Ia J e. 4 l~lORNDROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
SMALL FRY OTTE

SMALL fry LOTTERY
Draws rs follows Throughout The month Of NAV.
Draws On T~uesdays-Capiial Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; halves SO cts. Certificate Of
package whoIes sl2; halves G; quarters 3.
Draws on Trursdays--CapiIaI Prize 81 600.
Whole Tickets 81; halves SO cts. Certificate of
package wholcs sl4; halves Z; quarters 81.
Draws on Sainrdays--Capi al Prize 81 900.
Ito kois 81; Halves so cts. Certifcat. of packope
"holes Sl4; halves T. quarters 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

RJNoR TIE L~ADiES-New sJIe Lawns and
Ginghams, British ohd American Ch,nlx,
Rch Ottoman Cloves anu Mus. Lemon. Ombm and
o'her new style Ribbons, florente Brad Shell do:
Brilliant and straw Bonners, PamsoIs nd Paasolet,es,
plain AID Chameleon Silks. Lisen. Linen LaSn ana
and English POckel HdkG, Ladies Fancy crsys,s. n,
Gtmps. plain and Iancy silk. Black aud White
cotton aud silk embroidered LacicS' Hose Of superior
quality. cheap at Top 12) m'MURRAY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

Grand cons Edated Lottery u Deianare q Georgia.
Class No. AZ.
ID. PAINE 4 CO. Managers.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Dclswa rc. ON Saturday
MAY l7ih. l645.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

Grand consolidated Lottery Of Delaware * Georgia.
Class No A,
To be drawn nj Wilmington. Del. May 81.
prize Of $40 000 prize Of $4,000
do 1000 do 2lI7
Sc pris 9 Of 900 100 prizes Of 1000
rs numbers. IL drawn ballots. Whole Tickets
$40; halves S; qrs2I. Certificates Of % whele.
sl4s; halves "a; qrs 81.
e25 .OOO!--25 OF $1,000.
Pokomoks River Lottery, OF Del. CIns. No SO.
To be draws at Wilmington. Del. May S
Of s25 900 j. IS 900 IS Of 81 600 ~ 25 900
5000 is 5000 ! 5000 5000
1000 is 1900 l l.4O0 l.4OO
1.050 is 1850 S 500 $500
SO 300 is IS 900 200 200 10000
rs numbers. - drawn ballots. Tickets 90;
halves 4; qrs2. Certificate Of package 25 wholes
sll2; do halves Sc; do quarters %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
IBlANo. FLUTE AND VIOLIN Music

EblANO, FLUTE AND VIOLIN MUsIC-
Carcassis' celebrated Precepior Tor Inc Guitar:
llnicn's de- P,ao,.
Bnil"i, Rhode md Krcilzer Violin:
Faylufs Distractions or Inc VialnceIin
N'sr. a fresh supf!y ui Small Pfcccp'ors. for
tlnie' N"lin. Ciar"hei. Flageoic'i Comet, Hem.
Burle Tmmhuue fie, Sc. &c.
a new and cpmplrio Pfccepiur for fhe semt,onrd
Arcofdiu, Fresh Vtpl,n and Guitar Strings. Cocoa
md Il wood Screnes and P'n-; q w Hpir; Tarinx
fodta Pnn' anh Guttir Musie. Ne. Sc. O,e splen.
iid Pau" Forte, ol superior quniuy AID lone. made
by Chi'kcnDg, Boston. and " III be sid lov.
@ay ! MELLoR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

To one md all throughout The country. we may
say send your orders 10 our Lucky Office, and secure
some OF the Fortunes daily distributed.
w MI orders with The cash or prize tickets
enclosed, Will meeI with as much attention as Il
personally applied FIR. All orders come perfectly
safe by mail
All business entrusted TO me will meet with
attention and despatch.
Address all otders' N. L. Dorsey. Agent for d.
PAINE a. CO, Managers.
.'.Thc drawings will he regularly sem, 10 pur.
cbasers by the Wheeling Times, to save postage.
op "a
N D.JEC q CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY,
Class 10. lar 1919. Ia be drawn at Wilmington. Del
May Ia. le45. IS numbers; ~ drawn ballots
! prize vi So coo ] prize OF So 900
l l.5OO i La
' 1000 , 500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

$4,000! 30 prizes OF 81 900.
Pokomoke River ] oliery. Class No 90 for lS45
To be dra wn at Wilmington Delaware, May l6.
ofSl4O00 is $4,000 Of 81 GOO is 1000
5000 is 5000 I 1000 1000
/ l.60l is 900 20 1000 10000
10 nos. IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81; hall YES
2;quariers l. Certificate Of package wholes 500;
halves 30; quarters SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

ToMBs. COMBs-10O gross Redirg. Side
" Tuck fine Pocket and hong back JusI reed
and Tor sale very low. wholesale or ,ciail. ny
may " } OF U~ORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
100 prizes oi 81 900 are 900 900.

Whole Tickets $40; halves 10; qrs 5. Certificates
Il 90 wholes $3.50; halves l25; quarter, B2A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

COOKING G~L.ASSES-A large assortment Of
~ Locking G.iasscv. small, medium and ex.ra
large. with Mahogany Frames Also. a lew Tile
Glasses. with Drawers Of d'fiereni quaiines. Jus
received aud fr sale low by
may 10 J II ~EORNBKOOR,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

SLANES, PLANES-CHEAP, CIIEAP-3
ca es very superior Moulding ahd Bench
Planes Just reed aud for sale low by /:
may Is OFT &GRFER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

IGHT! LIGHT. LIGIIr.-Those who wish
IL TO have their stores splcndijly lighted Viii
! cali at The sign Of The BIG RED MORTAR. and
examine a lot OF Camphine. warranted superior to
any ever sold IN this maiket
may I2LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
ISALAD OILS dog hest Salad OIL. Iast received
~ md for sale al The sign Of The BIG RED
MORTAR, by LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
may IL
STANDARD BOOKS-Upham on the viii;
~ Uphom's Philosophy 2 vols; Alison on Taste;
Burke on The Sublime aud Beautiful; Campbeil's
Rhetoric. &c. &c. For sale by
may 10 JOHN J IIASWELL. Union st.
PoNNEr BoARDS-3 80 gross Bonnet Board.,
- received This day by
may 10 J& H~ORNBROOK.
5 RECEIVED and now opening. a general
u assortment Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Queens
ware Of every variety. All kinds Of Goods of
'he most approved and fashionable styles, as low rs
lhey can be sold ia The Union. for c,sh or approved
Produce. ID MGiNNis
may 2 No 175 Market, square.
XAJALL PAPER-Anoiher SIMPLY Of Commop
w Wall Paper. Of splendid patterns. just
received tins day. by
m"y J& HoRNRooK.
JAMES y WHEAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ONCE on Main between Union g. Monroe SITS.
NoLoGNE. CoLoGNE--A most splendid or,;.
" cleft sale by J&T HORNBROOK.
may
SOAPS. SOAPS-Tuylor's celebrated CbrysloI-
~ lizcd Wash Ball nud Cake Scars; TnyIot's
EmollieIt Palmyrine or Fioaiani do; AImuItd, Van.
egaied. Windsor. Cocoa, French. and a first rate.
article Of goud Old CASTLE Soap. just reed and
fof sale by tmay 81 HoRNBRooK.
% CARBOYS OIL vlTRIOL
Oc 10 do Muriaiic Acid
B do Aquaioris Received end for
sale by PRYOR g. PAUL..
may y 161 Market street.
AIR EDGING AND GIMPs. jus, received
Very cheap ut MARSHS,.
may
bibles. B~IBLES-Large Family Bibles, Gilt
Edge. Cali Bound omamenied covers, and
PLAIN. Also. small Pocket and Pew Bibles Of every
descriYtion. just received by
may 10 J&TH ~ORNBROOK.
NDAPER PAPER PAPER!-Ilg3 Realms
ofCop. Letter. Packet Post. French Letter.
Double Folio Post. dc. &c. Just reed and Tor sale
extremely low by J uORNBROOK.
mty Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
NEW BOOK

M@@ YHSlIE subscriber would inform
H8lA; m his friends and the public gea.
I8@l@ orally, that he has opened a B,nde.
A@las ny on Main street, one door nurih
SlG Of DUrseys Lottery office. and j..
- pIcIared 10 dc Binding aI he shnrl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

RASSC LOCKS-5 so Of Jcrome's warranted
- Brass Clocks Of different qualities. Just reed
hy tmay l3) J&T HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

Chocolate Extra ana NO L
Pre-; AIRED Cocoa-Flour sLd kror &c.
Superior Mustard, American aud London
Also. O large slock Of The above from 'Phenix
Factory. The latter will be sold Of reduced prtees
Also. n constant supply OF
Druggist Glassware. White Lead. Pale !
a. yellow Soap. Starch Candlcst&c. Ca , Agency
faccos, Indigo, Thu PlsIe, &c.
CHAS + PITT.
an % 3w No IL cmmerc 81. Baltimore.
Tne Cincinnati Daily Gazette. Piusburgh Daily
Gazette and Iron City. Pennsylvania Republican,,
York. Pa' wIil publish The above 10 The amount Of
one dollar each. and charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

ERESU SIPPLY-Presb,teri,r Psalms nnb
Il hymns. as published by The Presbyterian
Board of Publication. in fine and plain bind .ng-
Also. Confession Of Faith. JLsr received and ia,
sale by JOHN J HASWELL.
may 10 Union 81.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14
WHAT IS LIFE?

Say, is there aught that can conve..
An image of life's transient stay.
It's a hand breadth; lis a tale:
lis a vessel under sail;
'Tisa eourier's straining stecd;
lis a shuttle in IFS speed;
It's an eagle on its way,
Darling down upon It's prey;
It's an arrow in IFS flight
Mocking the pursuing sight.
It's 4 vapor in the air,
It's a whirlwind ruling there;
Ii, q short-liyed fading flower;
It's q rainbow on a shower;
lis a momentary ray,
Shining on a winters day;
It's a torrents rapid stream;
lis a shadow-'tis a dream,
It's the closing watch Of night
Dying at the rising light;
It's a landscape vainly gay,
Painted upon c%rumbling clay;
IT'S a lamp that wastes It's fires;
It's a smoke that quick expires,
It's S breath on FURNISHED steel;
It's a furrow which the keel
Ploughs upon the watery main;
lis an April shower Of rain;
It's the iris on the spray,
Dash'd by vessels in their way,
Catching some slant solar ray;
It's a meteor in the sky;
It's 4 bubble: lisa sigh:
Be prepared, o man, 10 die.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14
EuE2.her

House, and hur.s hY deuurciations
at lbe men dhduerures If the deT-
ccraiic patty obnoxiocs 70 bis dis
pleasure. Drcm.ao'e watches bin .
from his piace.r ia u steady eve and
AAed position. IL takes 10 note of
tie debate. bat retains every mate
rial point and feet in ,,ihe slorehouse
Of memory. proper tine lie
replies. never hershlv, often success
fully, always ably.
have sasd that General ID. exce.s
in rapar;ee. w,uIdnot be uEder-
st cd as dis2ar9-isI his capacity for
argument. HIS set speeches are
characterized by great power, and
are models Of reasoning. cnndensa-
ton, and Petspjcui;y Of lilustration.-
lie is uurival,sd rs a parliamentary
tel ician III this country. The mas
ter of rulers and orders, his word
seem 10 give ;ho law, aad frequent
iy ~i,ences faction.
lie is { disciple OF tire slrict coz
s~titutjonai schonl Of jefferson. Ma
Con. and John Taylor, and Of that
political faith which looks for social
happiness, natin a splendid, but in
cheap and ring government, ur-
trammc,iel debate, free though. E.
qlai general laws. and in the eleva-
uon Of the irdi.iLual man above the
control or sordii interest and compli-
Gated social machinery. 1t is not 90
much TO s.y. al things considered.
tlalhe is tie ab'cst champion OF
constitutional rcpuJIicanism that has
HppeaEed for many wears o the floor
d CouCr,s. IN ardent wing, now
in his g-rave--ant. by the way. a
young mas Of promise and parts
on one occasion denominat-d Gen.
c., in true Western praise, "the
wheel hose o. the democratic par
IT,"
Gen. D. pers'nai appearance is
prePos5esstgJ, aad he constant sal
lies Of D., wit. winch are bereft of
the poison u' ssrc1en ~ bis gene
rous nata-., ,~u'ivrn lis intercourse
with fricu.s. He i$of the ordinary
stature. not far from forty wears Of
age. of fair complexion. and a bache-
Tor. fI.s political assoclatesh have HIT
him. on .caaa..u, as one Of tEe faith
ers Of / e party.
The Wh5- papers Of recent date
have a,juaigcr;aL upon Gen. d. as
Il due'ist. l,jsuot denied, that ! be-
Iieve. 'AaLhc was once engaged IN
"an aiiajrof honor;" and there are
circumstance related o.it that would
20 far ID |eztruuate lis cunduct, even
in the cuIigas ola com"nUi'y where
that hid of personal Satisfaction'
is not Only dlsscpa-aJ'e. but odious.
, an ro;i1 possession &C Them in SUI
q. fcient pr':i-uIaritv Ia give them cur
reucv. Ii Is - common remark, how
ever, in metropolitan circles. that.
ever s..ce tie Ieaccuatcr, in which
his adversary fell. he has constantly
: maintained tie willow and children
5 Of the iecca CI.
b Il VIII Re rradj,y inferred from she
f,rero'n- imperfect jnoressions. that
! the putlic interest will ever find 4
= champion in the parsgn Of this dis
t tin.ujsi.td soft Of Virginia. Homes
= ", vi4ucuce, and franknesS. combIn-
, ed Will auaral courage which NJ g
vents or vici.s.'pies of parties have
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14

n f - 4-aa#
N"G'e 81 . sl:.s.e I'M,
Is G T tusLlsT y: pIt" o -,- e. o,.s,
.a,I~ n;,, raI;.S
As we were passing down In
change street several Yeas AGO we
stopped IN front OF an auction room,
to examine the various articles t.At
were exposed to he sold under tue
hammer. We had been there but 4
few moments, when we heard a .e-
male voice iaqairnE'
SIS the Old Bareau to he sold to-
day?.'
On looking up, We perceived the
uueation had been adore s=d 10 rs by
a Young lady. whose p'e@saH, but d
co-uutcnaucc struck us al once. We
replied th4t al, me articles -p-aad On
the Sidewalk. would BE l:sp sd Of to
the ti-hest bidder.
Il would ike this. bureau if it goes
low enou-h.r she said. pointing to an
old fashioned article that Vas stand.
inc among tie other furniture, but !
never bought ANYTHING at auction IN
my life, aud as / see no women here.
| dout know as it would be properlO I
me to bid"
IL would he perfectly proper ",
remarked-but # vuu WISH wG Wi.
bid ofT,he bureau
IL you will sir, shall be gEcatly oh
liged to YOU
How high are you Wi.lingl Shout,
go!'
y don't know exactly, how mucl
Isl worth, but # It sells for three O
four dollars, you may buy it,
Shall | speak to the hand cartmaI
to leave it at your house?
No sir, | will call at noon and Sc
tie for it and have 1t taken away,
am very much Obliged to you tor You
Kindness
So saying, the lady went away
leaving US to wonder vino she va.
and what use the old piece OF iuIA
ture could be to her. We examine
Ii took out the drawers but sa'
nothing remarkable about 1t. At
Ieven o'clock, when the auction con
menced; we were present, and aite
waiting nearly an hour, the auction
eer remarked,
'We will now sell the bureau
What will you give gentlemen?
One man offered two dollars, al
other three and we bid half a dolIi
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14

I ask a lovely cot,
With sweet cortcD, within.
Whore c,y,, ebau males, me o
No' Pfiue '-"- '''nP' - 81"
"U''ng, g"inS--W"i you give D't
two dollars Tor TINS excellent hu-
rcau! exclaimed Nj. Htay the u"c-
uoneer, 4 year OF two @'nee' rs we
were ? sslnE down LNc"a"E' street.
Here Nr. T.. he sad turning 70 -
'btr TINS bureau, Il c.'.p c"ou-h;
"a IS worth more l'rtntJaE wood,
r l.au what It is gong ior-jrst i'oa
at it--oln-, gong spec" quo. Oh.
You lose H.
Two aala's AZ, '.ty ce-iS SIC pia
rs "e sa" tvs iae very ''de oH
.c.u that "e bad p'3-at se|el.I
years before Tor tea and "aa'. dol
lars. ..L .uc bureau VS. AEoraed
O.. CD rs.
THIS Is singular enough. iI'"-Ht
We. of "c had the "'i''.r carried 10
p.r room. Nhe'Ei }. inc yong N"-
H." Who formerly ""n ~ WHO
Was she?
Ne made seven. ifGh""s-' 'a.
could Mt "soeFiai" ""J S"e "a> .'
what lad become .. L..' lac ---
.Ie a. H.a been rr'ei --."n
r..m b., ga ..ii,ii-.l u'. 81. ..-
-tl. r-.- s.,y rcr1re. and a.. ..r...
ou...es to aserrtiu u'ath.1 l.c...r
o...e yauut baby seemed iut.,s,.
Several months passed by and
sl.l We heard ng,ojn. o! the young
, lady. when uuc dry not known. boot
1 wa.- Wei irat Gel some clue q, Che
for...- owner. we took out "a Tie
2 drawers separately, and examined
.lhem.-We saw no wiring waat--
T ~tr. In the back oflue under draw.
cr ye noticed tlata small ..ec. a.
pine had been Inserted. II l..a0,
Z asHi, lad been done - stop % Le.
5 feet. prying itvish a knife, i, cane
.out. when 10 our establishment, ws
" found several cold pieces 10 the val,
. We Of about Gttg dollars, besides d
. note 70. twenty G.e hundred do.
o lass, win interest value received
!. made payable to Sarah--when she
should become 81 arc; II was a wi
messed note, and had been ]ruanln.
- about ten yeaIs. s!-ncd bya rci
man, whose reputation for tonoSt!
: was exceedingly good wine
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14
From the Mohawk IN. " Courier.
RANDOM SKETCHES OF THE
TWENTY-ElGHTS CON


EY 4 MI.TyaG.
IN one Of those oxci.irs debates
on sPoatt.enrs eruption, so To speak,
that occurred not uufrepugnjly in the
early s,ocS,of the first session. Mr..
Use declared that the last census
had Diverted Trginia-" and he went
on in 4 manner PecGiIr. {" himself,
and wI'h n e.oCusHce that stin,
cuisines his congressional career. to
pour out Iii, regrets that dominion
was passing hom his native land, and
to express his fears that transmpn-
tame maiorit!es r.ou.d soon overthrow
the limitations OF the cou-'.tu ton. &
hasten the government INTO the vor-
tx Of centralism and consolidation.
OF the Justice of his fears ! rive no
opinion; tuth.s speech made strong
impression upon my mind. 1t is nvt-
uraI 10 admire and commend patriot
ism 10 any age--in any Irnd. We
Io?c 10 contemplate the brave and
viituous man ccn.audinr for has own
hear,fs,oLp--for the graves Of his
fathers. even ia the far time and dis
tant country; and il is 4 cold hegrt
that does not throb to the shamrock
with the oppressed son cf the Enc
raid I>le-varm L, he Tartlu With
''e "."S r,'"' Nl-1' '''u
VITA '"e fL'-"H - '''' @fai'1,F '''e''4
S'I'l-'' q. '''' -~ia'a''urs iiH.h"' l
CONFESS t'' ~"e"N"esS' su1' Il VS.
,,'..'' 'i9.e~''- % -'' 'o'ce % WI
" 'St' S.'"'.-''! -,"4 rom Inc
S''"' P''''i.- a''' '' "'-rJ.I', u
"e Gee 'ss' ,".S OF 4".'"ro5 c'isI-
I'' 1 'e', ana feared Is 'T2!.idh
''I''.i '1i -'N'N N'o"S "uH K
i''t % s'"'1H.''I" 80 ''.e I
l'l.'I' S"e ""1 I~."H'+"'sA Win !
po"er uns..Y1ssei' N l'3V >. tie
wisdom 'ni justice OF limited gov
craman'. To her. Ind looked IS
tie "aoly land OF my political faith
Her decline could net regard viii
indifference.
although the census had d"aT.ei
her representation. ! soon became
satisfied dat The standard o. her IN.
'e.'ect had not c.lued; th',i; tow,
cred sal molly 10 The asaeEdeni, "a.
IN her former day Of glory
II called upon u introduce 10 TIE
reader Il among her distinguished
living statesmen entirely worthy o.
her ancient reno"n, whose clear IN
t]e.ieci, energetic eIoquence, and COO
sac2cuy would eiev"to HIM to an f
quail rink WIN the M1d'S'nS' lay
iaFs, GitseS, and koaneS' l should
aisciaImhs he intention OF Pa-s'h.
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- o. "I'sT "'St't|' ne
'g'" l"G So''Hsl', O,'4T'' ""''0 -
Ps-S'.:' f,P''H'''y I'M "' 'P''
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go M'.i '.-o.l'l, 'fI"i 10 an
M o'',I.s '''- o''I''s, q
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" u'n' IL C,.an'I D-'sI
$50 lI,", I,Tn;ar
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"'u .n.o' I,'' - ''I., '''.' "a -,
e u'i'l"" ~ " 80 M
P'I"aPs' - 1la'I[ wa" - ''5 ns
uo'"i'i"I' C"s' "a t"' na'Il" .',
arc o". -" "ns' .'''tL u, ''' y,
10y esou'IeS ~ co." -: ..C r.a~i. =
'Ss'".' u .'''''s'.' W. = I'i'"'S .
S"'l'' "'' III ~ i''s "''''''
IONS "to 1o'u' al" S.i-v'"-eS Sc
we're 70 "d'S''lsSs D"' The are a
WY 80 u.o" ,+o''' "''-" -
'''' '~o"'0s''''
Ills eloquence is attractive only |
; lis matter, and the evident smcerIt
OF his convictions. The conunuou
monotony of his voice in speakin
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a-e; bat he SAID II vas NOT die c. &.