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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

DIR JAYNk'S l. ERATIvE w, have bee, u
'niunmcd ny Mrs Rose ni a cure petforncd on her
10y DrJIy"e's alicratve. which pnves rs superior.
ny over every nihsr remedy 81 lhe k,HI. She has
been aHi cied for the last six cen wears with Ne.
crscs - WhIIe Sw ellings. attended wnh "a lccm.
lions and cSi"lIai.on Of varions homes. during which
lime many pieces have been discharged from the
frontal hone of The craninm. r. IN both her arms.
Wrists and hands aud from inih legs. and from The
right knee and The leil femornl hune. besides pain.
iml ulcers "n other part. OF her ~ rson. which hns
10 IN ed The XII 81 n number of The n nsi eminent
ply Iclaus nf"ur riiv--iufng the must NJ The time
her ~ hrfings hive been most eIcrncrrliug ard de.
plofahlc About three IA ,rihs since she was IN
duccd Ia try DR. Jayne. Alipr7nvo which hos had
IN asionishingly tnt ny ,hrct upun her. by rem"vinp
all pam and -weilnRs. md causing ihe u'ctfs H.
heal. while nj The snme lime her general health In
become completely resiufed. 80 that size noS weighs
some % Tbs more Than she DID hefre she com.
'nenccd The use of Ibis truly valuable prepor ~ ion.
NAIVE Eagle.
For .o'e by Dr. J CRUMBAcKER. l73 MIN S.
Wheeling. Va. nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
THE MACKENZIE BOOK.

Vie Lives aud Opinions of Benz franklin
Butler and Jesse Hoyi. by William l. Mac.
kehzie; The Groves Of Blamey. by Mrs S C Hall;
Living Age series No L; The Authors Dinghier. by
Mary Hewitt: Alice May and BrUising Bill ZoraiJa
or The Witch of Naunkeng; Me,ollak The Lone In.
DIAN Of The Mrgnliowa ny, by n Member of Tho Sui,
icik Bar. just reed This day and far sale at
ROBES Bouk and SIaiioEary Store,
nov ID cor Main & Union Sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
CHAIRS! CuAIRS!! CHAIRs!!
JAMES l.. GATHER,
IsUccEssoR TO !. CONNOLLY & sons

NO loo WlKkET NIKEET.
gSxN RESPECTFULLY nfotms the pub
I'm lie IN ~ he has now on hand and mnn
NN ninciufcs Ia order evtry variety Of
frYT Chairs al The latest patterns. md in q
XIU style al workmanship not surpassed IN
v the Western Country.
Tie has on band a large stock of Bosom Rockers.
Hall Bfsi"n R'ckers. C"mm ~ do. ltrvolvr Chairs
sui uble for Counting Rooms. Ere ch Pnrlor Chair.
several ne~ AID splendid pai,erns uf W OIL seat
{ hairs Dining Chars. SrIets Suciables Children
Table, Rocking and Common chair.. &c Nc.
The public are invited 10 cali md examine his
stock. NJ no vii assure oil who isvor him with
iheIr cUs'om. that they shall mol he disappointed e.
lhef III pnce or quality. lie is determined by clos
Personal attention Ia busircss. Ia enIiIle huns ell I,
n fair proportion Of public patronage.
Chairs carefully rsckcd W sent 10 any pnr -
Inc city Tree Of charge. GIN sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
10000 Dollars.

Grand consolidated Lottery Of Ddauore s Georgia
CLASS NO GO.
To I've drawn at Wilmington. Saturday,. Novcm'r9 90
| az $4,000 l III 10000 OF 5000 of SCOT
rs Nos. ID hallo's. T,ckeiS 10 dolls; certificate
OF % wholes 1872 d"lls; shares in proJoriiun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
OOKs FOR TIE YOUTH

Up OOKS FOR TIE YOUTH
HD The Boys Own Book Robinson Crusoc
Arabian Nights IInppy Hours
WIN Tell ard IIufer Tales Of the Kings OF Eug
The FavoriIe Scholar Lucy and Arthur
Frank The Gold. mnkoI's village
Puss in Boots Orean Work
Parey's tale Of AlvenI'e Sell Denial
Integrity Energy
DetI.inn BtOihcr and Sister
Minralisl RnHhles liar v and Lucy
11l BE n Gentleman The Youog Student
Parley's Wi Bought Rol'o Boks complete
History of Western, Southern Made Sale; Just
received and for sale Ivy ! ROBB,
nov 8 corner Of Main a. Union Sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

CANCER. SCROFULA AND COZ RI Am.
pie experience has proved ihn, IN combination ol
medicine has ever heen ST. eHicncmus IN remnvmg
The ah"ve dIseares. as DR. Jhyue's AlIerai,c. oI
Life PsessrSau,e. IL has "a, ,ied cures truly A.,
i%onishina. moi only OF Cancer. aud other diseases al
HAT class. hui has reiL"ved The NEST ~,tnhiorn dis
eases al tie Skin, S~cllines. p,spepsia. Dc. &c
This medicine en'c:s Ihlu he rirrula ion ard .rnd
icnirs diseasrs wherev'r located. IL Jurifics TIC
blood ood other nIris ui he body. r. moves obsiruc-
lion IA The pores ~ Ihe ,kins. aud reduces enla,ce
n.nIs OF he glands ar bones. IL increases The nm.
petite. removes hehdnohe aud dfo" s,ness. aud ~
vic"ralc> the whole system, ard impars animation
la he diseased aui a, hIl.In,ej e. institution. Their,
Il. nothing supr rInf In n ia Tho whole maicria mcdI
"a. II perfectly s"ir ard extremely pleasant, amI
has noihiug oi the d,sgusrlng nausea accompany;nt
The idea al swallow Ing medicine
Prepared end sold st NJ 8 Siulh Third street
Philadrlphii.
Fo' sale by d. J cRUMBACKER. i73 Mar
81. Wheeling. Va. oct 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
NOTICE.

TNHE Court Of Iuqur,y 'or lhe First Battalion n
u ihe l6lsl Regiment Will le held in TnaIel.
shIl. on Fudav The % h ~ November.
And for The 81 Battalion ~ West Liberty, on Sai.
urIny The 29ih.
The Couuuf Appeal will ne held H. T'riedelrhia
nm Saturday the ooh uf Dscem er. l545. The
m'mbcfs VI ss'd C"uus afe required To sncnd ~
full uniform win sidO arms. according to law.
b. orjeI Of WM JORDAN, COlOn,E
nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

tSr PECEiNED and Er sale ve,v hN l.,
- PRYOR 4 PAUL.. IVA L.ss, D,Arci.n
| 6INiatkrt Street. WHEt LING.
20 Brts Whining
> crsas Fresh Chamomile fiuuc-
Z easss India Rhnbarb Root yrin,
300 gross Superior Bls. king
> -a.s small Sicily L'quuri,r
% bn,es Grouui Mustard IN csgs
20 90 Pepper
- dn Cinnamon
X do Cove.
> do Rec
900 Kegs White Lend
, casks Sup White Glue
800 0OU Percussion Caps
~ boxes Castillo So,p old aud dry
10 baskets Fresh Olive OIL
S tris Refined osmphor
5 do cream of Tartar
l ease Chinese vermilion
= bales India SIENNA
2ob"Ses Dhlcu'- Sosrs in caLcs add bars
leak Nuin.gs
5OLhs English cIlnmel
lOOdo American dn ori4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
zPNsNxe Of Fortune.

n. Bur Country r'renus, un Wis
ting the Cry, will bear in mind tha, our
office is removed 10 three doors south o.
Union, on Main Street.
J c. GREGORY & Co. Managers.
RoBgRr Arm rioNo. Agent,
" h%celiug. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
H~ORNBROOK * DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

HAVE removed their E.iabli,hmen,t To their
AANew Buick Building, east side OF MAR
r. 81. a few doors below The Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with >
aew and large Engine and other fixture icr
their business, IN superior style.
They carry an The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN al - branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIE.
We are prepared Iu supply our customers TO any
extent with The above pire Of HE best quality. aud
al prices Us low a II is H. Re had ~ The country.
They have constantly un hand uydrautS oi
various description, haIers' kettles, water clos.
els, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths, re.
forts far bleaching, chemical arp raIu>, lead
&C fins, patent bath pumps, lead pipes OF ali Si2.
IS, sheet lead o. any thickness aud worked up
IN any manner OF ioim.
Water conducted through lcaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps tor county wells, Steam En-
gInes &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punciu
ally attended Ia.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
Ia several descriptions OF mechanics, In the
, story OF Then building, or on The ground
floor al very moderate rent.
WhpelInp Nuy I'D 'l5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
TO TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

"a Ew BOOKS The ConIniup II he A.
~ rcnn Race ~ The Untcd s uie'; The Amcfis
ctn Srrpherj. ~ Ia Mousii; A Ppciral Tfsaiisn
an he B'efding IS Sheep. by II sckl",k. viii mreh
pr,cr~-l iututnst,ou concerning The growh 81
Wco'; rhc Elements ot NLrsiiy. including POliiy.
BY " Vh, sl - y. -, sale by
nov "a JOHN J HASWELL. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

HNVENiNG ENTERTAINMENTS Just ~
80 rssrd IN a.of'msr 1T ol nmus &c plays ir
tie ssrrug p1ries anj hlshiui lovsrs; Tho aian.
.'on nj tn pfn,s'. Pope mud Pagan. Mstrmouy.
OHr's ~ F5urur. S'rpinfc Hfs'"'y. G,mo uf
How , 8 abs ,s"' ~ q new drcss. TIE Pickyick
Cards. itv,r's3 y miyfl vSelltF. MIS- game. ary-
SD nrw -nd Mi n.tiprahic and are IT. sals al
nv IS W ROBB. CIR Main ~ uniah 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
S3O.OGOy

Grand Consolidated Lottery. class 10.
To he drawn At Wilmington. Saturday. Nov'r 10
| "f 100000 of 5000 Of 1000 lof2lI7
10 Nos. IL ballots. Tickets 10 dolls; certificate
package 25 wholcs l4S dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
FRI TT TREES.

FRUIT TREES.
A FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUGHES
"a CRAB APPLE TREES. aud n large variety
o iibe best selected grated rmt: for sale hy
ID ZANE. Wheeling Island.
Persons desirous ~ procuring Ffun Trees can.
not find a better opportunity VI supply ing Them.
selves.
Refer Ia Dt J-ln.Inn, fnnisyill XVI; James II
F"syth and nv Dorsey. Wheeling. Va.
nov II iIm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
Opposite lie fUunirin0
NEW FORK.
A RE in receipt Of m extensive assortment of
~ NEW GOODS for Fnll md Winter Wear.
comprising French and English Cloth. lr Dress and
2 roe X Goals; Cassirnefes in n great variety o~Gslylcs;
Six. Satin. MeIino AID Velvet vcsinrs; Milled
Cloths. Twceds. &c. for OverconIs. which will he
made nr Ia order. through The AID &c M efficient a
corps oi Cutters ~ eau be found IT, The country. MI
essential ro'u, in the economy To ahich NC would
direct, and IN rendering Tho style ard character nf
"uf garments such a. must satisfy The discriminating
'hnl "ur views 81 theapness are not based On Ilc
Prodnc ION ui any other Than fist rnIe rnrmen p;
such ~ have sustained our Hysi,m nj small proGiy
ard quick r"iurEs. and pump'cd lhc solicitation Il
a call from those whu would really fleet n say inc
oiihe extra per oci,ioge LEVIED under The credit sys.
tom
The attention directed 10 The Pan,nloons depart
rncnI must continue Ia offer Inducements tn those
WHO nppTrciaie "A iii combining ease and elegance
In add Iion Ia The usual assortment &c GOODS
kept hv the trade. we have always cn hand ready
made Dress and FIR OK cUpt.. PImtalunns. vts.. &c.
To answer he requirement, oi Ihuse who. IN cnses
"i 'iner enry. may require a & 81 raic suti. Also.
Fancy Dress atucles ~ great VARIETY: Sears. crA-
watts. llnndkerchi-is. Gloves. Snspcnie =. Iinsie-y
Under Ves's, Drawers. Linen and hlu.l,n S,,ri>.
cellars, Sc. &c. 3n is'c oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

n EW GOODS just received n, The CITY Cash
~ Sore, s"ne very beautiful $ lks aud ca h
mer's. Nh n generrl assortment 4 Fall auI Win.
IerGHds. Call und examine ih,m IN.
s'ug G 6 ROOM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

UsT received This dny. n fine assortment oi
- e met Ribhon-. Viewer DE-; Fmrch cullnfs.
Fancy cfa,nIs. nrIfi, III Fi"Nrrs. KID Gi"vcs. Bon
net Piumes. Black Sdk Tacc. cord. and TnsseIs.
SPIRAL co d, Clnrt Sin Buum y. 81 Be: NJ lhe store
II t"ci 22l 40 ~FNIRCiIILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
Sl2.OOO.

P"komoke River Loiiery. class No 233
To be down at Wilmington. Del Fri'lay N"v't 81
| of $4,000 of 5000 81 1000 OF 2OOu
as Nos. IL ballots. Tickets 81; certificate mack
age 2J wholes SO dolls; shnres in propor,,on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
TO ALL nom IT WAY CONCERN.

ID WELDNFFkR & FAIRS. wond rcsrsttf1i
4 ~ u,tpuu heir cnsumcfs NJ d he public grn.
orally. dhni hey continue 70 mouninrtufs oil ,ns
ia rent ynreucs ~ CHAIRS. Srttes, & cnbls..
Sc. ~ very reduced purs.. and ~ ne siouesi r,.
nee possible. Tie, ssiahi .bm, NJ - VI No 1917
Nam street. here hey 10 h~g,s ss hiuI nsI,
." v st ON all whn may mvrf theis Wrti = ral.
Cha''s carefully sefI to oil paris ~ tie ciy ire
N ,hsfgr.
n . oOoi y 'plsf hnlts 'shen IN st,Aa7gs
Hnt iYre =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

ID: BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Keading Rooms, opposite the St. Charles and
Seranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for it or orders
or new subscriptions. will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
COM. ON COMMERCE. FOR OCTOBER
L. SWEENEY, +. Pollock, J. T.. WBARToy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

y USr rrccIv,ug u grneui as rtmcOI at Fall
~ and Winter Goods ri every warner, Also cen
ef"' stock al G'uccres al superior qrnlny. and wi!
he sod 'uw i"t ca h = approved r%r"Iurc
oct % ID MGINNiS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

" MINERS wi find a eopi .,oct ct America
u siiEET BRASS aud RiVE1S. At
oct ~ orr * GREER'S
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Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE. No. l2S Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
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vOLNEY b.

VOLNEY B. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for Iccci ing Subscriptions and Advcr.
isements for the Wheeling Times and Gazette
His Offices are -
PHlLADELPHiA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
lite City Hall. ff
BALTlM0RE.-S. +. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. IL State street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02

The following is an oxtrac, of n lcttor from a
gentleman who visited General Jackson q few
days detoro his death:
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Both May. 1915.
must ,c YOU something Of my visit TO tho
Hermitage. This famous place is twelve miles
from Nashville, up tho Cumberland river. On
Monday. tho l3,h INST. mounted .'palc Horse"
and Sc, off from tho City lo!oi 10 visit the dying
Hero. Nv path lay through rich. unduatng
country. diversified with hickory forests s;agnan,
pools and cotton fields. 1t was abou: noon when
| arrived. Throngs Of people IN nt,ondan
ce. waiting TO soc the General. lie would receive
only two or three ut once; 50 son, my card. aud
after about hour, ushcrcd. in company
with Il stranger Gent. into tho presence of tho
] Hero of Orleans, &c. The feeble old man
living supinclv upon sofa his head and Shoulders
elevated upon tho bolster. IIo was clad hmm old
style snuti-colorcd coat. with high, stiff collar.
and n covorlct thrown over him, from his fec,
TO his bosom. His only attendant a negro
boy. who stood near flaming away tho flies with
a bus.t--probably hickory.--Thc Hero is now
extremely cmacatcd. His chest is mcagro and
collapsed: his checks. hollow and CHASTITY; his once
falcon eve sunkcn and ravloss; and his whole
coun,cnancc. when under excitement. lnnguid
and gnicant.-"Tuantum mutatus alb lilo
j fiectorc. &c. The Gent. who had entered with
me. brouyh letter of rccommc ndation from t;eu.
4 Armstrong. cornincndin. him TO President Polk
+ for somo office. and he had como hero get the
carry il TO Washington. Tho way he cot iiltoa
truly hickorv.-The old General rcpulscd
hum, with storm mo. no. mol can do no such
;lting-thcv'i II say Pm debating the President"
And then he fell 10 Iccturing on tho why he w:s
ANNOYED by tho Office seekers. Il diving"
SAID he. cas- fast as | can and they all know it
Dut they will keep swarminy upon mo in crowds.
seeking for otiico-intriguing for Office The
Cont, after assuring Jackson thu, Gen. Arins,ron.
directed him to call. md obtain his autograph 10
the pa per. concluded 10 put tho docurnon, IN his
| pocket. and say moro about II. We remained
IN tho Generals private room about twenty mimi
ties, ard had to give place to others who
waiting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02
From the Indiana State Journal
Texas Annexation in 1S37.S.

good deal having been recently SAID in relation
made Legislature its session of @
the subject of the Anne Texas,
toprcscnt readers with history of the matter,
gather It from the Journal of the fousc-its
ceedings and the speeches of me mtcrs made the time
1t appears. by reference page 4S of the House Jour
nal that Mr. Hubbard introduced Joint resolution No.
the subject of the Anne Texas. The
ton itself not given in the Journal the original
be found among the papers of the file the Of
flee of the State Librarian, there being law requiring
that officer bills Joint resolutions unless
they pass or fail to pass, the final The above
JOINT resolution was lost its engrossmcnt, and of
the Librarian bound to file it The original
resolution them not being found for the above reason
best evidence Off purpor is the published of the
proceedings of the Legislature, and which
it discussed by those menbe who participated the
debate on the subject.
In the summary of the proceedings of the House of
RoPrcSe natives. the 'Inana the th
December 1897, find the following:
~ resolution mt BY Mr. Hubbard on
tuesday gatnSt til" Anne Naton of Texas United
States. Mr. Judah moved refer the commit
toe of the whole House, and order of tn. day
for Saturday Some disc took place this motion
and IT was carried
The Indiana Journal Of January l6. 1873. contains the
following:
'The House having resolved itself Committee Of
the whole Mr. Hubbards resolution against the aems
sion of Texas into the Union. Mr. Chaub raine
amend the resolution by adding until Texas has estab
I
Immediately after this paragraph. follows a speech
made by the late Col Thomas j. Evans, favor of the
resolution. The following first sentence of that
speech:
'sfie preferred the original
cut the proposed nne because presented the
question its broadcast sapethat the adoption Of the
anne ndnrn would imply this that there would
hc time At least there Nigh in the of events
rlv" time when It would b. proper to admit Texas into
the mona thing. which his mind. could hap
pen ann opposed To the Texas these
L. r aUy CIR, up,sta
Nj Evans voted for the eHgroSSment OF Mr. Hubbard
resolution, because it accorded the views above x
pressed.
Its engrossmen, opposed BY Messrs. Marshall Ju-
dab and others The reason of that opposition Prin
cipally, given by Mr. Marshall his speech on the
OCCASION IS follows:
eve have under consideration subject which
does not belong TO We have left
ate duties and voluntarily thrust ourselves
management mt of other mems business Il
Texas never will be anne xed- The Preside with
thirds of the Senate make treaties with foreign
true But requires thirds of the Senate TO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02

concur in treaty third of the S.
one third Of the Sena;c will always oppose nexatonf
The North will never told that thu
of Texas would be violation of the constitution
w ell, sir, what the the of giving instructions
Are members Congress less able the
constitution OF the United States than we Must
that instrume ut for them before they dis
charge the oath which they have taken to support It
In the Of his speech he conended that if
possible admit Texas sthe abolition of SaueFy should
be condition precede her admission into the Union
SIS there he asked; climate under the where
the white labor will say there is
but this will say that there counryor climate under
Hearcn niere The God ofnature intened Ire
by making another siaUe TO toll him.
On the question, shall the Joint resolution be cngrossed
for third reading the vote stood follows:
In Me af,natire-Arnold, Bennett, Berry. Blair,
Boone Brown, Champer. Cotton of p Cotton offs Davis
EiGrdge, Hanna, Hawkins Raymond. Hendricks. Hood,
CriIus Murphy, Noble, Noel Osborne, Porter Profit.
Reeve, Risti Robbins, Sims. Smith of W. Smvdt of
c. StaIp. Vance, Williams of r., Williams of Wayne.
Wines of G.. and w. and Mr. Speaker, r. j. Evans( A.
In He negatireBoyd Bryce. Burns, Carleton, Carr,
Chambc Rain, Cox. Crume. Cunningham, Downing. Fer
guson Ferris. Gaddngs, Garrigus, Glenn Graham, Grey
ory. Iadde Hamel Hewer Henley. HERMAN. Hoe :
Howell, Hurst, Huston, Jackson Judah, kenton, Lee,
Major, Marshall, Miller, MIlroy, Munroe Morris /,
Nickel, Owen, Peabody, Peaslce, Paine, Roe hook,
Tannehill, Thompson of A., Thompson of r., Vandever
Wapolc, Watson, Whitman, w ams OF L. Wilson,
Wines of ", Wyman and Zenor--55.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02
To Make Madeira WING.

This fivore drink is not made in the uncxceptIonahe
way. Commander Wilkes. i'll his Report of the Exploring
Expedition stopped the Island Of Madeira. He
with the T. = Consul wine factory-a kind Of shed
and thus ske tches the process
.sOn our approach we heard n song. with
timed humping and stamp
violently vat of feet square by feet deep,
each side huge lever beam their bare
To the thighs On entrance they redoubed their
ertl"nS till the perspiraon freely poured from them; the
had bee filled with grapes and by their
enabled to the whole process After the grapes
had been sufficiently stamped. and the mems legs well
hive rope made Of the Young twigS of the being
wound around it. The lever then used. which has a
large stone rock attached 1T by The Juice
flows off and received tubs The produce of the press
average about fifty gallons daily. Each gallon
requires about two bushels of grapes-The
much like sweet cider The general average from
TO three pipes of wine per annually"
The south side OF the island produces the finest wines
The common Madeira is made from mixture of three
kinds OF grapes After being expressed the wine put
into casks f. rne and clarified with gypsum
glass after which two three gallons of brandy ad
ded to each pipe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02

We have to correct error into which were led "a
few Weeks since, respecting grand discovery made by
the locos that the wing members of the lie gsature from
ts county voted in favor of the xation of Texas
1897. 1t has turned that the resolution for which
they voted against the and led
into We well recoIcet that about that
time, perhaps few years pre- vous, effort made
by BENZ Lundy to excite public opinion in favor Of the
purchase of Texas home for the free blacks of this
country He spent several days this place, and in
formed that he intended to have the subject brought
before the legislature OF this State, and that Illinois,
in which State he then ABOUT to locate. If
not much mistaken, resolution memorial to Con-
gress introduced into legislature SO confident
Of the object of Mr. Lundy that spoke in
fdencc of the character of the Resolution, which we
supposed the introduced by Mr. Hubbard. We
do know that have done Mr. Hubbard injustice.
To have advocated the plan of Mr.. Lundy would not
have been iiconsiste with the VIOLENT feelings Mr..
Hubbard has entertained towards the black
population of this country.