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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
1Mr'0RTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.

IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.
Crimson, WHITE & JONES, ManufacIurers
- and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
Nos 81 aud 80 Shoe and Leather ST. Boston, and
NO gu Pearl street. New York. would respectfully
nvne dealers in these articles. visiting either ofilo
above ciesio call and examine their stock Of goods
oeiore making their purchases. assuring them That il
VIII moi be FUND inferior 10 any in The county,
NV q j. arc extensively engaged IN manu- featuring
ana can therefore supply dealers on The mort rea-
sonoble terms. 3m an 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

MDRE EYIDENCE-

MOhE EFlDBNCE.
"a BILL, Of the firm OF GIrlcy e. Hill.
L'A 10y Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
.nu'sh Yesela1le Pills are superior to any he
mas ever taken. HIS wife has found them de
liz hliul and efIicatious
Miss DrU0LAsS, corner Walker and LudIow
SiietIs, has been cured of pain in the head.
dimneSS OF sight, and dizziness Of long stand,
ing by lh,m Pills
Mas sIMoNs. of 90 Henry Hree'; cured OF
psln> and cramps OF eight years Standing.
Ma ATKINS of 263 Greenwich street, cared
Of ty'ptpSla, OF seven years Standing.
Ma CARJCeg'S daughter, 3 Staple street, cur
Z Ell OF WORMS IN heir worst form
Rev Mn BCENETT, Of Brooklyn, cured OF bill
IOuS complaints, weakness, &c.
we need not adt more, Evidence crowds
uron us from Ill quarters No Pills ever before
accompli>hedSo muth with so lnue trouble and
dI'agfreablcuess,a as DR. Smiths Sugar Cuated)
/ Improved Indian Vegetable Pills. Sold al
Guon'S corner BDwety aud Grand SIS, phuio',
corocr Of BCekman and William srreets; Eve.
reu's, % Hud on 81; Mrs Hays li9 Fulton 81
BfDcklyn; and 2O3 Greenwich street. Examioe
The la5el-loCk Tor Or sm7n's written sigma
'uIe cd Is y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
CHEAP COOKING STOVES.

w OlFFS PATENT.-I have received oo
w as.vt nsut of rhc above celebrated Cook.
"g owes f"m Cincinnati which fpr nentnes
uii'ily and economy. both price and IqeL r,nno,
hc snfpoesrd All Of these stoves ere warranted 70,
one year, II plate breaks in that time, il will be
replaced to Tie buyer Of them gratis
onM TIIOS & CIIIBEETSON Aoe,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
ME, KEEL q HARBOUR.

AND LOOKING GLASS WAR; ROOMS
No li3 MAIN STREET. WHEELING Va.
hitf kcepcnnslanl un htnnu y, ~ extensive
assortment Oi sup ruf Mnhueany French,
Sferon and Rocking CHAIR. $ ihs Per f. ,he.
Dressing Bureaus. Bedsfeads Bureaus. Tables &c
together wnh every article of The lalsa s,ylc aud
best finished
FURNITURE.
LIVER oiirre" ~ HAS ciiy CHI aud Mahogany framed
L'"kihg Gloss >. and Lnuking Gla,. Places ~ III
-zes P"Eftafr and Picture franc. OF aver, yafei,
Rnd STYLE
UPHOLSTERY WARE consisting nC Feather
Beds. Bolsicrs. Guided Hair Anu,c.sc. AID Mat.
ssrss's If all Minds. with all ulhof pr tc.e- of
pholsery Ware, "n baud nnd n ade fnnrd,,
AN No fsssa@aIIh Ti1N
WINDOW HEZz9I BLINDS
All OF Which viii be .,ld al ycfy low r.ftco. and
"srfanied Of The hcsl qnn'ify. A'.o. MAuOG ANY
NENEERS, llan IiOIh ani Vst.h cunsianlI, o,
hond,
STEAM BOATS mffi.',eI wub eytf, sr.cls q,
f"fniufe "G short nVnce and pn he yei, ue.tlefo,.
np92
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
GLUE MD GLASS PAPER.

HANDLES. Tho subscriber would inform
u J his friends and The public that he has com.
menced The manufacture ofMOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES. made ofpWe TALON, which he warrants
equal Ia anything Of The Kind manufactured here or
elsewhere ond he will furnish them wholesale or
retail. cheap as they can he purchased anywhere
lie would respectfully solicit share of pnblio
patronage Factory IN Market Alley. between
NAN and Market Streets M WARREN.
dec 27-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE AT PTTSBl RGHyl
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER Colds.


a
s. RICE.
Corner of Iuiu nd 81 NC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
WHOLESALE AM RETAu..

VOPPEK. TN. AND SUTET IRON WAR;
MANGFACTORY
a y Inc old stand on Uuion street, hctw GO,
"a Main aud MrkeI, Wheeling. Va Won,
respectfully call The attention ol KY friends nnd n
public generally. 10 iay assortment Uf The abIy
wares which wIil be dsprss,l ~ ge'y iDy luf cab
uf 10 prompt customers.
ap27 TIIDS u CULBERTSON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

German Silver do
Steel do
Perifocal Spectacle Glasses in and ont Of frames
These glasses are unquesiionobly superior To all
others. md can be Obtained other esiaJishn mem
IA his city.
Also. many other articles. and everything iha:
may he expected 10 be found in an establishment oi
this kind,
N. H. Watches. Clocks and Jewelfy. repaired
and Warranted.
Please call and see, JNO BISHOP
may 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
E3S PACKAGES Oh Boots and ShDe Is.
ALTMAN s. NaAXWRiElIHI

100 TO 10 pcggcd morocco buskln,
100 do do nd aud morocco walking shoes
$50 do do cali aud morocco lace boots
30 do do kip aud grained do
300 10 oh,l,lren's fancy shoes aud hall CATERS
200 do do cold Md hoois oud ankle tics
200 do do black kid bouts
100 do do do anklelies
$50 do do seal aud morrcco do
900 dp do seal and morocco boots
1850 do do do dn flow pticcl
A SO;-
1000 lbs oak Tan = ,nnish sole Leather
5000 do hemlcck tan do do do
/ 800 do county sole do do
10 dozen cu'tisu boot nurnccn skins
no do Madras de- do do
d fine curriso kid do
I ; do brush do do
do punk lining skii.s 10 doz far Innings
10 dn bindine skus $50 It's heel sIatabl,s
600 papers of 4, 6 aud 8 uusces lacks
~ hnsheis Boston shoe pegs rssurIcd sizes
30 lbs No 3 best half beachcj shoe Thread
200 Il" M 10 hcachcd aud g,ecn 10
II T'geiher with boo, webbing, hoo, laces, hlacl,
lFop" bisIlcs. AMI shoe blnckiug, (Mlson's best
warranted I" he FIRST rate auirle) Alsu 30 dozen
mems and boys summer hats uf different kinds
The above stock has been selected from The manu-
ariurers With great care. expressly Tor the rciall
rade. aud which we can recommend In oar
cusom' rs beug first rate articles. all If which
We Will sell extremely low for cash
II Our old customers and the public. respectfully
invited 10 cell aud examine stock aud We
ledge ourselves la sell g''od an article. aud as
cheap, as any other s'ore III Wheeling. Country
merchants will do well To give us call before
purchasing, as ne shall I've enabled to sell them
boots and shoes by the dozen very low Tor cash.
APP %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
s . IL I &; T..

COrner Of MN aMd M0Mroe 81, WhEELING. Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

NJ USsIA IRON GRNTEs--I sill make 10 n,
n der Ibrsc highly useful aud bc2uulni ntiio e..
vbI u add 81 much Ia The beauty, as vel az com.
hn Oft rnfloE ond all kind. e job wprk ON the
'h"res notice, md most rcnsonlhe terms
arg THOS G. CULBERrSON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

EDEHFUM Y-Jus received. n good as
sor'men Of Periumcry, Of the following arrI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE

WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
AhcayS Triumphant Cure follows cure, IN
$ Onward victorious garrett
DAYfoE, Feb llth, 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
T-ouBI, an the Household.
SATURDAY MORNING. July sc. is.s.

The attempts Of the Union to conceal the
troubles which beset the Administration IN ITS
progress, only serve TO make the discords and
isreinas of the Faithful" more visible to the
public eye. Almost every paper is filled with
contradictions and denials Of the truth OF RUMoRs
nut forth by letter writers and others from Wash
ipRton-and, instead of discussing grave and Pitt
losophical questions of governmental policy, the
whole music Of the "Organ" is taken up IN prov
ing that "Discord is harmony no, understood.
One day il is declared that no tsuds exist IN the
Cabinet-and yet, in the same breath, we find the
Executive defender referring to the elements
o(mischieE (which might be lurking in the bosom
OF our party" 1t is stoutly asserted that the ship
10 sailing gaily before the breeze-and yet m the
midst of this exultaton, reference is made 10 the
..rocks which impede our navigation, and a poas'
10 added, that the party are not so "bl'nd 10 the
..6angers' Ms "not to profit by the chart of ITS
orr1renn.
Il is admitted that Mr.. Polk has rival interests.
to conciliate," yet 'they are not rs numerous and
a. irrifafing' as somebody supposes. Mr.. Polk,
according to the Court journal, has ian eiuani-
mity that s not easily ruiiied"-he don't mean
TO indulge in "resentments" or ''pdrtialnies,' &c,
&C.; and we suppose the cases OF Gov. Van Ness
and Mai. Lewis are to be taken as evidences OF
the "magnanimity" shown, not merely to Mr..
Calhoun's friends, but to those Of the "Old Hero
himself.
The National Intelligencer copies number OF
the Government Editors misgivngs" on all these
matters; and infers, very correctly, we think, that
.sif these rumors are merely gratuitou, and idle,
the Organ gives itself vast deal of unnecessa-
~ trouble in copying them. and giving them con-
sequence in the public estimation.
There is one remark OF the Union, of rather
an amusing character-and that is, that Mr. Polk S
"policy is not yet fully carried ou'-and that,
IL he seems "too slow for his 100 eager friends"
"the very hardness Of the operation is sutii-
cient proof that he has not arrived at the end
ofhis Journey" This evidently relates to nothing
else than the dispensation of the ''sPoils because
Mr. Polk has no authority TO shape his ''policy'
upon any other subject; and, in truth, as far we
can Judge, the party are entirely engrossed with
that all .absorbing topic to them. The Tariff, the
Sub.Treasury, the Currency, are but inferior mat
tiers in the eyes of the great army of cormorants,
who are clamoring for the ''loaves and fishes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
LEr us PREPARg FoR coNTINGENcIEs

But short time ago, we noticed in some of our ex-
changes, the Valley prints, believe, proposition
pare substitute for Hay, that crop il known would
be short. The substitute mentioned sowing Indian
Corn, broad cast, ard curing it fodder.
LII very evident the continued drought which
had, that the crop Of this region will be
short one and, unless the Farmer devise plan BY
which he feed his stock without the Of corn, that
commodity must be high.
friend who has anticipated us this matter, furnishes
the following, and his suggestions deserve attention from
the fac, alone of their feasibility:
To The Editors Of the WAis:
Conversation to-day, Gentlemen, with friend on the
disastrous effects vi the present drought the crops
the country and the prospective scarcity and high prices
Of breadstufs has induced communicate 10 you a
few thOughis the subject which may be useful Corn
the fodder huck and stalks FORM this State the great
OF the tuUd OF and beast 1t promises TO be
failure and any must be dear. Any Thing there.
fore which can be reared and be substitute for it,
therefore, efforts be made substitute
only, by sowing fields Of which ~Ill rpen If the
be good food horses and cattle crops peas sewed
either hay their ersn large crops turups and ruta
baga Tor the cattle Il iul and heavy crops OF these
articles could be made with them and the ofl from
the cattle, horses and hogs, could be kept that the
whole OF might be used for bread aud thus
materially diminish the cruelty OF its scarcity. scarce
corn year also makes meat OF all kinds dear The Ensr.
Shore could "-----~ SNP W Peas pea nay
and oats F..lners look 10 1T. FRIEND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
MARRIED.

~ Centenary Church ts city Thlrsdly evening The 9th
INST ~ The Rev MI Cowdef Pastor NJ The ~ Church Cot
Mnr's Ksg Clerk ~ the Circuit ard County ~ Cumtcr
hnd Couny ~. 10 Mfs BsEu,ps Wysrr Krlt, ~ Hanover
county Va, daughter n the late Oveon iars county
W The Richmond Enqrfcr Louisville Journal AMI Ffsnkfort
Commonwesib, ~ viii pca,e COY.
w Edercksburg, weIncsiay iGm inst by ~ Rsv
W. h,Gufe Fftnsv ClRsrtf ~, n King Queen 20 Mss
BErrY 4. Wuusss. of Ftedetick sbufg Va.
9r Enquirer and star viii picafo eopy.
On The i7ih sdsuer n Capt Churetn Gibbs Of
Nafon county Va by The Rev ST. Rr r,sy NJ g,sxr
n sad county, n M-s Lor fEtgua, daughter ~ Reuben
sto,f Eq7 81 81 Louis, NO and formerly of Madison county
On TIE morning of 25h n February IT Oakanf
county Alabama ~ the Rev Edfsuni Mudiush Br CAV
20 81 bic. 20 Mss Erts Ruur daughter OF the Rev.
Edward Bap'ir formerly or vrginn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
THE CLAY STAT U +


II has pleased many Of our r-d.mouhed opponents to
daughters. their efforts pay tribute the noble and
gallant Henry Clay.
Its not to he wondered at that oil who have thus chuck.
led what they hoped would failure should have
ventured upon such predictions But ask thcse Demo
cratic gentlemen, who have been gallant to throw
such insnus on il they expect the Ladies OF Virgil
MIA will quietly submit to outrage upon their pa
triosm, II they do think they only adding ad
di,onal insul, to those already committed by them.
The Ladies Of Nirgnia-God bless them have hearts
hrob in behalf OF noble quickly the cause
itself rapid It's progress, and have much faith
their good works suppose, for moment that the Vir
einia ladies will be daunted by jeers coming from
an unsenerous quarter. Who has known womsn to
submit quietly insult aer in the pursuit OF that
which is noble aud Just,
The Wing Ladies who have embarked in this enterprise
have gone into with zeal and dcc rminalion
superior to all the eors and false predictions OF
their disingenuous opponents. The Clay Statue
coed sooner lator and from the satisfactory evidences
continually appearing, the period is very
will stand in bold relief monument to the patriotism ct
Virgina's nobest, best citizens
Receiving the following lis. from the Ire ssurer Of the
Clay Statue Society, and the contributors before
published, have prompted us to the remarks above
CLAY STATUE.
Contributions have been received from tho following
counties:
Campbell, through Mrs. Mary ID. wiiheis.
Isle OF Wight, through Mr.. Watson P. Jordan.
k.nswha from Miss TompSins), through Mrs. a. L.
Summers.
Berkeley. through Mrs Conrad.
Jefferson, through Mrs. Andrew Hunter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
FARMING To SOME PURPosE.-we have been

FARMING To SOME PURPOSE.-We have been
struck with the secs OF good farming brought
notice, that have taken down the acs for the
public benefit and with hope hai the example will e.
emulation and induce others make similar eIperi
msnis
A inrm On the head Of the OpequoD, known as Mr.
NeiIs farm had been rented for many year, nearly
half century perhaps, and with ihstes
and bras that the could scarcely make the rent
For the last ten years had produced average
ceeGnR sin bgsheIs per In this apparently mpover
ished siate taken INLAND TO be cultivated by Mr.
Lashaw, Of Cumberland county Pensys ana. Mr. L. began
by moving down the briefs snd thistles plDughed the
land ghi inches deep. The neghbors told MIN he cou
not produce any thing, but his labor rewarded by
yield Of 50 bushels OF Corn TO the This he attributes
to tie deep ploughing aud careful. cultivation. A pretty
good COMMENCEMENT u must be allowed.
Mr. Lal-haw thcn pIoushed his Wheat ground IN the
MUn'n' "i July und August eight inches deep, giving
the second pougbing ae middle Of September and
haIfO".D I'D hs seed THIS method ~ working the land
body 0Gd I"sture-and upon 40 acres, thus TILED
he has averaged 20 bushels Oi Wheat to the acre-B,
deep pyugug and cultivation IN The early part o the sea
sou the troublesome crop II hfitrs nnd ihsies ha been
entirely g. aud the extraordinary result above
has been ouauiod-dnd this without clover or manure
Nr Laishaw tho Valley lands equal to those o
PonHsy gupu, and generally wanting Ilte else than tho
rough cUuvahOn.-Cioyer and manure will come in play
valuable auRiaros, bat WORK, ld.ciOus work. he con
slider tho fret important movement.
We understand number Of Pennsylvania farmers ore
ready ~ to this part oi Virginia, they fnt
suitable lpraOns, aud We should welcome them
daly II like results 10 be produced. few more sucl
efforts, aud our land viii be properly appreciated. good
Pennsysunia farmer be procured tor any gontemaf
wishing have farm worked upon the shsfes by maxim.
the ioct known to MI La.1w who resides near III,
White Poet m Clarke County
This case hos not simply afforded Ne paragraph. W,
present s' matter for the grave consideration our far
me II such results be attained by proper eHerton
Why should Virginia be permitted to sink 10 her agriculture
character Why sholj men seek homes In the West
when oil the Justfewatds Of industry be asined th
delightful Valley Let wake upset the coulter dee 70
at proper seasons and let the latent " our er
soil be brought forth they be- by the vigorous arfn
VI our yeOmsnfy.- IYinehesfsT RfDHthedH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
WATER r.r,ss WINE.
(To my friend A" WtnkS.

bVc. y. rAkNER.
(To my friend "WnkS.")
Away. away, thou tempting glass
Thou reachrous foe in friendships guise
Thy sparkling, luting form, alas.
Woes but to cursc-MAN pRISxs AND DIES
As eriless the bolts Of heaven
Rush to the stecl-as truly flies
The fatal lance by warrior driven,
So true thy shafts-MAS DRINKS prEs
Thou bast thy fascinations-yes,
The serpent with Its venomed eyes
Nicer weaNes round its resisess prey
subuer spell-MAN DRINKS AND DIES.
Oh, give to me the cooling draught
That gushes unaloyed and clear
From Natures FUunt-the nectar Quafied
In Eden-pure, and sweet, and dear.
When underneath the clustering shade,
At Summers noon bubbling springs,
Where OFT his hocks the shepherd siaid
To drink and rcst-where sweotly sings
The mockbiTd IN green branches high,
I've paused to sip the flowing stream,
SO limpid-l have wondered Why
Gods creatures, MEN, should mady deem
That Wine eau halt the pleasure give
That Water yields-DRINK, DRINK, AND LIVE.
Yea, drink the fountain never fails;
Perennial pure, and free il gushes,
And fresh and bsny rs the gales
VI heaven TO fevcrish brows the bushes
That mantle Ger the wine cups biim
Are not so modest-hai-ast those
Which on the chry fountain swim,
And smile, and burst. The vein that flows
From Earth's full heart, through rocks and hills,
Feeds lie aud health-but broods NO lille.
Yes, drink and live, ye OF men
Who glory in your freedom see
The sword unsheathed 'wi1t friend aud friend,
And feuds 't~int kindred. Who is free
That s~ears his fealty to Wine,
The bloody monster Who the slave
That holds his reason sober Mine,
Mine be the cup which Adam gave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
N. Y. MARKEr-JuIY as-aP.M.

Tho sales of $40 bales, further sd
vance, say from last weeks prices
Gcnessee Hour is heavy; good brands have been
cold to-day at St3l fresh in All VIC quote Si,25a
81, and very dull.
Wheat is quiet heavy; rye 66a6Sc rather heav,
oats dull atsay IOailc.
Box Ra'ins held 80 50 and but few can be had
at less 100 bbls Currants lc less for cash
Hay 53s6Oc. for shipping Small safes Manila Hemp
SliO and Is bales superior dew rottrd Sl00 ton
mos. Sales New Orleans Molssses at 2s5 i3lc. mos.
Spirits rurpenunc have advanced to 3sc. cash Ame-
rican Lnseed OIL IN fair request 66l67c. cash.
Sales Rice at S3,25aS3.s75 cash Sales 40 bales
Curacao Goat Skins 49aSOc mos. Five hundred lbs.
No. Nuimess were sold 3 .06. mos. and they
held higher. Palermo Sumac cold at Sl2, 5OaSl5 ton
In provisions but little business; 100 bbls city prime
pork sold by dealer nj Sl07J Sweet batter wanted
Turpentins 10 heavy, spirits sold at 3S cts.
Small sales Of sterling bills at 81 prem.
T. 5. Evening-Thc sales OF cotton Tor the day may be
put down at 1000 bales.-JouR. Con-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

The fire which occurred New York Saturday has
occasoned destruction Of property, though pro
baby not hsIi as large that Of 1885.
TIC insurance oce- TINS city, pleased to learn
are not sesou- affected by this fire apprehend-
ed when reached Saturdayand although
they suffer considerable extent, yet their ability
spJnd to claims impaired, and they still IN posi-.
ZION 10 deserve the confidence Of the public
HARTFORD DAILY CorR.sT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
T. rHr EmrOrs VI TIM VINO I:



WG.ulv9r5N, 22d July, I-lj.
Gcniiemtn--s ouT correspondents here, will have In
formed you Ui Oh" clouds 1i daksn the horizon u Lo-
co-IOcoism Of the Metropolis ! believe there IS no
doubt II the truth Of the sioemen that the Adnnisa-
ton is Iu trouble about something. ! inclined 10 be-
eve there ere intestine dssensons abjnt the spois in
hand and n iuuto,lUukng towards the succession rah.
er ihan on 5uy great State question:, Tariff Oregon.
OF NcEC1r cJuIOycfsics.
during tie late hot weather, friend in New York
wrote 70 90 erc holder here under Mr. Polk f,Ows
u We can't Breathe with o,LLAK fKtLs,
And neck ih1t s2ufns tho yoke,
With you, POOR siAyE', how must it bo,
Who s~eltcr rNufR P0LE!
Search earth, unto iis utmost bound,
Sound ocenn tots depths profound;
Thfs'-l1ut Inc race Of animated nature,
The West o O." - most unsjund.
With evil doth sumo gard compound;
Etcfrr THIS foATusJNE Creature
some Of Cen Iaokson's eleventh hour devoted ffissas
are ssung enough of his interesting letters FOr hrs last
you need not search the columns tue Union Is u not
enough 10 make Father Richie curse" sgainY
q ~ TnE cpRNtS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

quiet elegance of his Cas;le.IIill, congenisl to
one of his social virtues Blu, at some future day
he will emerge, greater than ever, from his retire.
ment. In the meantime, his place in the Senate
may be filled ~ by Judge Penny hacker, or J. w.
Jones. or perhaps such bright luminary as MIR.
Extra Billy of Culpcserl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

COHuiofion and Ssnf,nes Of Cr,,g.-IIsptv & Green
who has been ifis TOY. fa fortnight p,. Tor the
murder Of his wife, Saturday afternoon found gull
BY the Jny and fcntcnccdb by The Court be hanged on
Wednesdhy, the l0ti of September next
The crime proved upon the prisoner was one Of the
most sociOus recorded. lie had been married 10 the
murdered woman bot week. snd, indeed Commenced
giving her poison IN four days RON the wedding.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
MIR. CnLL.IER,S LETTER

The explanatory letter OF Mr.. Collier, will be found in
todsys paper 1t reached time since but such
has been the p:ess Of matter columns, were
compelled to postpone Its publication.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

eAsB-' cf hfrs
plan, grow barr but The puest ait
safe guard setoua and other siapdar complaints
which genea,on paiafu
dsguns fsey We believe that under the blessing
cfa lind Creator srof aud Kindred Diseases when their
hereditary the blood be etadeAtsd and the entail
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