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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
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Wholesale AND RETAIL
look STORE.

IbOSh SIOltE.
JOHN FISHER. Agt, Bookseller and Station
er, NO 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va.
Icltt the patronage of his former tTienSs and
customers at MS ol0 stand, where he will be
able 10 supply them with Books and Stationery
at reduced plIces. Hehas now on hand large
OF Medical, Miscellaneous, theological ana
school Books. Also. Bibles of every variety of
BINDING, all of which he is able TO afford "a
tHe city.
ti.ghestPrice given for Rags ID exchange.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

I'd CRIMSON " HulL. HOUSE. SIGN AND
Ia NNAMENTAL PAINTER NoI25 Wa,
eide N,u 81, are always prepared with lho bees
Wnfomcn and material 10 execute all orders III their
lIn, iu the hcsi siyl suj ~ 'he iDvrs' mts.
E,cfy description oi SION PAINTING OR Gil
DING .Iuuo tIi II. DO 81 r..Ua.s rIy 90
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AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
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TIyINE.

WOOL TWINE
%GhSA LBS. TwIne, suitable for binding
SVeS up Wool put up In dozens, in size
Balls suitable for Country Merohanl, at the
Old stand formerly occupied ~ Dare & Huge
as Hat St're, aud nov ocC npied by the sub
scr5er aS Rope aud Twinc Store. All ani,
ccS ~ that hoe constantly on hand and Tor sale
gc:y low Tor cash, Of exchanged for a. good ~.
tIcle OF Flax al C-Sh prices Ey the subscriber
CHARLES Ii BERRY, Wa,er Il,
COLUMBIAN Mag zne for Aprl and No 81
" Pictorial Bible. just rcteived at ROBB'S. capr.
ser or Main aud Union sis. ar
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/ ibsral cash adv nccs made on rtn ign mont
t the above address BY VIM FLEMING.
TED 22--JoW ~ Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

SfUSr rctevcd. 500 Ink Cinrinnai DIel Beef
~ 200 ~ Bplpanc 10 D,oms Figs bo,e, RAJ
.ns. ~ r. Jars Pfune-, 3 oOxCs R,fued CelIge
So1p. boxes Sur Candles
AM JNO l. fOTSFORO
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

HON. A. j. DoNELsoN.-The most vio-
lent presses that belong to the opposition
party which opposed the annexation meas.
ure, since its successful termination have
made this gentleman the object of their
malignant abuse. His correspondence
with the Texan Government as United
States Charge, reflects great credit upon
him as an efficient diplomatist, devoted to
the interest Of his country, and resolved 70
discharge the duties of bis important sta.
ton with strict fidelity.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

REPEAL THE TARIFF!-Let this be the
watchwod Of the friends Of justice, the
Woodworking yeOmanry Of the land, the
independent labOrers who earn their bread
by the sweat Of their brows, uhtil the pres.
ent eTOrbitant system, the boosted bantling
Of Wing nisnile, is done away with. RE.
rEAL THE TARur de people have rem.
dered The verdict let It be proclaimed in
itFesounds from each extremity Of the On.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

pursuance Of the provisions Of the secont
section of this act, such process shall like
wise be served by the sheriff or other pro
per officer, who shall execute the same. by
Delivering a, copy to every such person o.
persons whom he can find in his county,
and bv leaving a copy for those whom he
is unable to find at the banking house OF
other place occupied for the purpose of ex-
ercising the franchises aforesaid.
SEC. 4. That all Information in pursu.
ance ofthis act, shall be docketed upon the
connn0u law Issue docket, and shall be
tried at the first term of the court after they
shall be filed provided, the process issued
against them shall have been served TWEEN
" days before the commencement of the
court: and provided, that each party shall
be entitled to continuance upon the proper
showing; said causes shall have priority
over all other civil causes upon the docket,
and when an issue offact shall be made up
it shall be tried by the ordinary Jury in at
tendance upon the court in the same man
.neT and under the same rules and regula-
tions that govern upon the trial of civh
leases.
Sec. 5. That the provisions of this act
shall not extend to the funds which legiti-
mately belong to the state of mississippi, or
to the Commercial and rail ro4 bank of
Vicksburg, or to the West Fellcaaha rail-
road and banking company so as to affect
the railroads and their operations.
Sec. g. That upon information being
sGlod -, IN of fbn Drovisions If fbic
act, it shall be the duty of the clerk, as a
matter of right on the part Of this state, to
issue an injunction or injunctions to res
train all persons from the collection of any
demands claimed by said bank or banks,
person or persons or assignees or corpora
lions, and all their officers and agents, or
other person or persons, until the said in
formation be finally trailed and determined,
and said Injunction shall have the office
and effect Of an injunction in chancery;
which injunction shall be served by the
sheriff or other proper officer of the county
in which said information may be filed
upon such corporation, bank assignee or
assignees, if any there be, person or per-
sons, or their officers or agents, in like
manner as injunctions in chancery are
served. K
SEC. z. That none of the provisions of |
this act shall be so construed as to prevent i,
any bank or corporation, assignee or as
signeeS, or any of their officers or agents
from suing out attachments in the same t
mpnner and for the same cause that other ii
creditors are allowed lawfully to do. n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

FoREIGN NEws.-The mail steamer
Britannia, which reached Boston from Liver.
pool on the 10th ult., brought no foreign
news Of great interest to the people of the
Tinted States.
The demand for cotton has been active.
but owing to the plentiful supply on hand
prices had not improved.
No accounts are given of further ac-
ton on the part of the British government
upon the Oregon question.
The American Consul at Liverpool, Gen.
Robert Armstrong, arrived at that port on
the 2sth of June.
is stated that the Wesleyan Methodist
Of England intend disavowing all cOnnex-
ion with those, belonging to that church,
who are slave holders in the United States.
Since the above was in type we have
examined in the Ne1D York Herald of the
22nd alt. the foreign accounts brought by
the steamer Great Western, which sailed
one day after the Britannia. The Cotton
market continued brisk, and the tendency
was upward.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

JUDGE BATTA1LE.-The Mississippian
pays the following well-merited compli-
ment to this gentleman.
"a lawyer ofprofound abilities, politi-
clan of the strictest republican school, and
a gentleman of exemplary bearing in every
particular, should he be elected to the sen.
ate, Judge BATTAILE will prove one of the
most useful members of that body that has
taken his seat in it for many years"
The people Of this district are aware of
his qualifications, and appreciate them
and we are of opinion they will prove it BY
electlng him to the Senate.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

GEN. WILLIAM CIARKE.-In our notice
of the speaking at Benton on the goth ulti-
mo, we neglected to state that our able,
honest and efficient State Treasurer, Gen.
William Clark was present, and made a
plain and satisfactory statement in refer.
ence to the situation of the department over
which he presides. 1t was similar to his
report presented to the democratic State
Convention, which was Incorporated in its
proceedings, and which our readers have
had an opportunity of examining,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
NOTICE.

n accordance with resolution adopted
by the Committees appointed to consid-
er the propriey Of erecting Town Hall
IN this place, ] hereby request the citizens
generally to attend a meeting to be held al
me Presbyterian church this evening
"wednesday at halfpast o'clock.
J. LAMI1iN, Mayor.
Aug. 9th. 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

REvuAL OF REIIeION.-The Mission
airy BaPtists are now holding protractsa
meeting at Franklin, Holmes county, az
we are glad to learn a considerable reriSAI
Of religion has attended the ezertions Of
the able ministers who are laboring upon
the occasion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

New PAPER.-Levi ID. Slamm, Esq,
late editor the New York Plebian, de-
signs commencing the publication Of
democratic Journal to be caIledfhs Globe,
on or about the 18th Of September. The
zeal and ability which has heretofofs mark
ed his editorial career are sufficient assur-
ances that twill be wen worthy the pat.
rOnage Of The democratic party.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

ion. RFsAL rHE TARIFF justice de.
Irnands i, our couhtry's happiness demands
Il, and she rights pf the industrious iaboIers
the fruits Of whose rolls are extorted to sup.
port the favored lords Of the loom, who
revel in ease and luxury, demand it. Re-
PEAL THE Tariff
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

NOwIs THE TIME To ACT.-NOw while. thu
popular feeling in Mississippi is not aroused
upon the exciting subjects of National pol
tics, and while temporary quietus is Civ
en- to political excitement, it is proper thai
the WHOLE PEOPLE without reference to
party, should meet upon common ground,
deliberate calml y, and act decisively upon
questions which appertain to their interest.
There are important questions of State
policy unconnected with national politics,
which should be acted upon by the next
Legislature, and it becomes the people pri.
or to the exercise Of their sufrages to give
full sway p reason, and sober reflection
Unjust be decided whether or not the banks.
those monsters Of robbery and corruption,
shall be held accountable, whether they
shall be suffered to pursue their own course
without regard to law or justice, or wheth-
er if they have acted in bad faith they shall
be legally punished, crushed and annihila-
ted. They have reigned long enough, and
they should be strangled while they are
weak and growing powerless. The head
of the serpent is in the dust, let it be crush.
ed ere it arises again with redoubled vigor,
with its venemous fangs sharpened for a
more deadly stroke. If the people have
not the power to hold strictly responsible
which reckless Legislators
lave imposed upon them, if they have not
he power of furnishing them for viola
ion of contracts, and if they cannot rid
themselves Of those monopolies so SUBJ
ersive Of their rights, injurious to the pub
C welfare, and contrary to law and order,
hen indeed is their government curse in
tead Of blessing, then does their boasted
berry exist only in name. The people should !
lso decide the coming elections, whether
rnotthe constitution shall be amended so as
prevent forever hereafter the chartering
f banking institutions in our State, wheth-
r or not they will rear barrier to pro-
ct them from the fearful encroachments |
unjust and reckless Legislation. These
re questions which should not be passed
lently over; and we call upon the people |
, reflect, decide and ACT as becomes en-
ghtened freemen who wish to perpetuate
le cause Of justice, destroy every vestige
f the British system of monopoly, and for
YER henceforward prevent the establish
tent Of institutions licensed to rob and
under.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
Aug. 9th, Is45.

PUBLIC SPEAKINss--In another column
we publisha list Of appointments, which
the Hon. John Battaile candidate for the
State Senate in this district has made to
address The people. He win discuss with
fairness and ability, questions vitality i'm.
pOrtaist o DE people Of Mississippi, and we
hope AZ one who has opportunity win fail
q give him an impartial hearing.
Wme CoSvENTIoN.-Festerda Tues.
day the ffh1 wasthe day appointed for the
Wig State Convention to assemble.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

Or We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Owen & Tharp in another
column. 1t will be seen they have an
excellent assortment of every article in
their line. Purchasers who wish to buy
to. advantage should not fail to give them
n call.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
JOHN BATTAILE,

y, Al candidate Tor The State Senate from
III Districi composed Of The counties 81
Madison and Yazo0--will speak a the fol.
lowing places on the following named days,
where he will be pleased to meet all his
fellow citizens Of the District.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

we are authorised TO announce MARK
VALENTINE, Esq, OF Warren county.
a. candidate for Congress.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

, W. GENTLE HINT. 1t would be well for
those whe intend making purchases for the apnrnach
ing holydays 10 30 so at once, by so doing thev
will avoid the great crowds which always attend he
store OF Mortimer Mewbray, Conner Baltimore and
Chhfies streets They have selected their articles
with studied taste and do not believe that for the
same money, such beautiful articles can be purchased
elsewhere We notice elegant china VASES. for
mowers ana segaf Stands, only : 50 Eau de Cologne
and Perfume Eotiles, 81 80 pr, &c; gold and silver
P1rcil Cases; Work BONES; Games writing Desks:
elegant silk Purses; bronze Candle Sucks, new arl
CIe, 81 to 8 30 pr; GiOvc>; satin Stocks and Neck
Ties, and TOYS, &c. We ask call OF all VIII, do
not wish 10 be hehind the times az all win get The
worth ntther money and such articles rs vii! L. kent
and appreciated by the receiver us Il mcmenIo of he
taste Of he siver. t5d OK
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

CO. Many the ills and vexaliDns one is sutierI
IN, who sports a shocking bad hat. In oldpn times
it was conceded that 'thG mind is the index of the
man." but now, in this age Of improvement ard great
di Ccrnmcs, let the body be the tenement for mind
Of the nObieS attributes Of heart ever so good and
generous, how liable is the possrssOrtO BE- cut and
passed by unnOtccd, If he he not deCked in the ran
pings Of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! It
in fact is now all and all to constitute the man. for
who j. not allured by outward appearances? Ave.
does not the learned pate duck to the golden rod
more in obeisance tn what is the head than in il,
Therefore, your readers who would command sIpii-
ing recognitons, and h0nied congratulations should
60 TO "KEEVIL'S," 9S BALrIMoRE STREET there
purchase HAT cheap and Of quality to o'er gloss
faults innumerab'c, if such there be, the which,
''Like richest Alchymy,
viii change to virtue and to worthinessn
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVI.
d25.cotfr AgentIfor the Proprietor,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

" CHRISTMAS NIGHT. meeting Of the
Sinking Fund Association OF the Nonn Baltimore
Station, Methodist Il. Church will he held THIS
EVENING at the Exeter street Church, al g. oh:lk.
Addresses may be CNpec ted by the preachers of The
station, aud also by members Of the Association.
report CT the progress of the institution hitherto as
well as its future prospects, will be AIDE. As this
is expected TO be meeting of 81 interest the mem
bers OF the association are particularly invited TO
tend, ogrthe with all the friends of the church and
The public generally.
0C3- The Board Of Managers will meet in The Con
ference Room at 6 O'Clock. II,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

CUR Book TABLE Received from Mr.. II. Cobum,
No. . 10, Baltimore stieet:
E'Sketches OF Modern Literature and Eminent Lite
rlry Men, (beiny Gallery of Literary Poets,)" by
George G.lflan-Repnnted entire from The London
edition. This is an eXcellentwork in two volumes.
From Messrs. Gushing X Brother-'Raabes by
Land and Water; or Notcs Of Travel in Cuba and
Mexico;" by b. NJ. Norman. This publication is il
lustrated by many engravngs, and to those who have
read the authors EXAMPLES in Yucatan,n it viii re-
qurs no recommendation.
"Home! or the Pisrm's Faith Revived" Written
by Chas, T. Touey, during his incarceration in Bal
timnre Jail, after his conviction, and while awaiting
his sentence. We have not read the volume. The
author it viii be recolected was convicted of entic
ing say es in Maryland to runaway from their owners
The book is published for the benefit of his family
"Text Book of UniuersalisUa"-b NJ. Hale Smith
for twelve years preacher Of UniversaIism. 1t is
adverse to the doctrine which he formerly preached
ssThe Scripture Pass word, )" original and utter
esting amusement with Scripture Cards The game
is designed to impress sentences from Scripture up.
on the mind of the player, as TO blend instruction
with amusement
From Taylor. Wide Co. FIhe Book of Christ
mas',-by Z. K. Heivhy. No. xviii of "Wiey s.
PuinamS Library Gl ch0lce keaulhg ID cn1fmihs III
lie volume, giving the history ofChrismas, its IcstIv
ties, obseryances traditions, Ierspesed with some
good poetry. From the same, The Letters and Ad
dresses Of Oliver Cfomwell-by Thomas Carlisle
Whey < Punams Foreign Library. Many Lives
have appeared of this remarkable man; but according
to the character of the writer, praise or Vnpetaiion
has Ob-curtd the character they were intended 10 IL
lustrate In The speeches here given, and in the let
tiers, public private familiar and confidential, we
have more of the true Oliver than have yet seen.
The volumes are very interesting.
Hewst's Excelsior and New York Illustrated Times,
for January; and No. Of sargents compilation of
"Modern Standard Dramas" have been received by
by Taylor, Wide s Go.
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BLANK BOOKS AND BOOK BINDING.
MAAKSONS. PR ECstEON <. x IIEtHX haua in,


E operation an extensive BiudGry and Manufac-
ture TO order and otherwise Blank Books of every
description, consisting i'll part of Medium Blank
Book, viz: Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Record
Cash and lnvoice Books
Deny Blank Books as above.
Cap Ledgeis, Journals, Day Books, Invoice and
Cash Books, Letter Books, BOtters, &C., Broad and
Long full bound.
Cap half bound Books az above.
Letter Quarto Blank Books of all sizes. Memeran-
dun and Pass Books, Check Books, Bill Books, Bank
Books, &c. &c.
Binding in all its varieties, fancy and plain, done at
short notice.
p, p. & X. keep constantly fo sale good assert
ment of FoOlscap and Letter paper, ruled and plain
Quilts, Waters, Stamped Notes and Drafts, Penknives,
Seals, Sealing Wax, Tablets, Pocket Inks, Gard Ca
SEES, Pocket Books, &c
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, anu uold Pens the
best manufacture.
SteeLPen Ink, manuflctured5y Hogan & Thomson.
Philadelphia, expressly for the metal pen but equally
suited to the quill pen.
The alb We, together with almost every article in
the Book and Sta merry line, to be had at ISL Pratt
street next to Railroad Depot. d2O-eo,lI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

DIN DOMINION CrRCCs.-Great attraction. The
excellent company, HnLrr the management of Mr..
Hare will give three grand entertainment :, at thei,
pavilion, on Paca, near Baltimore street, commencing
at Ten, half past two, and O'Clock John Diamon+
will stake some steps" towards advancing the excel
lence of the performances. Go and see.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

G}- FAIR, The Ladies af the High street Baptist
Church will hold Fair in the Egyptian Saloon OF the
OGI FeoWs Hail. commencing on MONDAY EVE
MING, 22nd Instant al O'Clock The object of this
lair is towards extinguishng The debt of the Church
Agteat variety of useful and fancy articles will be Of
Il red for sale at reasonable prices. Also, COnectio
AIRY, &c The sale Will be continued throughout o. e
week, both day and night, The public are invlsd to
patrGniZe this sale. rIOO q
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

90. MISSIONARY FAIR. The sewing society of
the second Presbyterian Church, who have sup2ort-
ed Missionary IN lSdia far several years past are
now holding FAIR in The Lecture Room OF thar
Church. II commenced on MONDAY EVENING
22d inst. and will continue throughout the week fo,
the sale Of FANCY aud USEFUL ARTICLES. nj
which there is great variety. The ladies invite the
friends Of missions generally to attend at the corner
OF East Baltimore and Lioyd-sts., and paronse lib
orally their undertaking. d23.d4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

90 LECTURE will be delivered in the Caro-
line street Church by the Rev. JOHN LAxAHAN, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 23th inst, commencing at
7o'cocS. Subj Washington and the RevoIn
uon.n Admitanee for gentleman and lad, 37G cts.
single tickets 25 cts; Sunday Scholars 70! cts
Tickets for sale at |. P. Cooks Book store No 76
Baltimore street; Lewis Audnun, Thames ST., F. p;
once OF samuel Boyd, Hrq, opposite The chnrch,
j. b. Young, cor. OF Gay and Ex.,or streets; Sund,.
the night Of the Leeue. The proceeds will be IN,
pled sOlciy 10 sunday Sch00l purposes. d23-:N
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

McNurrY ACQUITTED. 1t will be seen by
,s,9g-ence to the letter Of our Washington cor
RESPONDENT, in another part of this paper, that
Mr.. McNuIty, late clerk Of the House Of Re-
2r,dcata.yas, has been "honorabIy acquitted''
Of the charge OF having om5czzIed large
s:nount of Government funds.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

0I3- DEDICATION NOTICE. The new, commo
deus and beautiful Church odiicc on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Hoffman and Dolphin sts designed
for the use of the Emory Station, will by Divine per
mission, he Dedicated 10 the worship of Almighty
God on THUR SDAY, (Christmas Day) 25h instant
Services TO he conducted at II O'Clock, A. NJ by Rev
Bishon JAMES; at O'Clock, p. NJ by Rev H. SLlcERi
at O'Clock, p. N. by Rev. STEPHEN AsnuRY RoszELI
On 26th inst at O'Clock, P. NJ. by Rev. MADERRY
COHEN; on Sunday, % inst at II O'Clock, A. NJ
Rev STEPHEN SAS uEL RoszELL; at 3 O'Clock p M
Rev. JAMES sLwELL; at o'clock, P. NJ. Rev. LIr.
TLEToN +. MoRoAN.
The friends of the Station are cordially invited 10
be present on these interesting occasions.
collection will be taken up 10 aid in the lionida.
ten Of the debt incurred in building. d2l-twSth4t