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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

A AEON For sale about 6O00 lbs IIopr,und
- ~ D'ng'ass .moke house, now ready Tor de-
we y Apply ioJ T Scroggrns, or 10
MKEE. NJ
"'y 20 Clarke, Dorey & Gus warbon.c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

De DoZ EXTRA Fine Nlo9c,kin U.,, oo,,.t
W new 10 snlr. aud superior m ousl,,y a,,
oeen'y ct s A c M'CALLAMS, rs Main 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08


VIRGINIA-IS cmaNcERY AT ,uIe, holt
" ~ ne clerks rflice Of The Crcui, Su,sr,or
N"nn "i Law and chancery for the county of ob;n.
N The month Of September lS45.
Zacharlah Jicpb. c,m,,.;,.
against
George Loop and John sexton, Der,,J.,,.
once and given security according 10 The ac, ~
s'mby and The rules Of this CONT and j, opne.,;nr
y satisfactory proof that they are not inbab,,,os NJ
me commonwealth Of Vrginia-on motion Of com.
paln"n' by counsel. II is ordered that the ssJ do
"hdah's 40 appear here nj rules 10 he held in The
rfihs ofhre OF ih's court, I'm the first hIo,Jnv in
p L, next aud answer The SAID complainant,
VI, n"n maj cory OF ibis order be forthwith in
seme" IN some newspaper printed in The city az
wheeling for two months successiyelv. ami -,
a. The front door VI The Cour house of Ohio ,n,,n,.'
HHeopy 'es'e. ALEX 4 LAIDLEY. cIerk
liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

LEATHER.
USF received at The Sign OF The Black
eD Mammoth Boot, Marker Square 5000 rs
'Oi Bts Baltimore Spanish Sole l.eaibef and
viii be sold low for Cah '"'
MIR ~ TODD & HOWELL.
SMA LBS Spanish Sole Erarber 70,
~CUO ceIved this day, and for sal,
'ow Tor cash at The Sign Of The Big Rea Boot.
mlIJ SAML McCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

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pol preife mad,
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u 1rt nb IN nltberenmnun8 NIT otr paftten nnb belief.
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nasDets pc lea Uprf ;retp6denid rpm paris Sraf
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fur 9 aar s ffp ccer afntbuibarr $appcsprettt.
1# Canton, Tff. / /, Ie45. 29st.p.
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{cuis e 8lafar

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hno Den asrsnfnSsn ss{s sGnntie in ae setr
fum itren gefanb III aIlen Observation-Disclosures
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potsl nne @ serass 9eaenlber Oem 6rantln Sans IN.
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lifd,en, aud Die ocatfbe anb franaSs 81 sM9.
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Sprad'e inter billi9en 8ebitsun9en ausfertiot.
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5 Il tt on-g fen9iegere
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sfsn preilen Won ibnen rerferst Ae 4rtsn Cefe
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ibrem Saee SbbrSe 0esenannt perrsn III Submit BON bn
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fer uno npblfeiler 5ufaufen i'm @tanpe (up.--
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Nenes QBirtbsbaus
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in WoOife WaDne @onntN Dbio,
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$50 lib c { m 6 e IT,

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gde Der 9bertD Stra6e uno oent Martt- 8erefe, auf
|oer ndehiten eotte petih pom @cnrthaufe, inc bon
eafe nnc Spness Stcbr fbrds aesenaber, aneefangen
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beret ein tpro Reiience sn pferb, gSa9en uno Gue,
auf Die bette nnb bequenife Betle su bemrtben, unn
feiner Geits nidbts ,lan9en lanen mrb um al9emcte
3nfrtebenbeit 81 gebcn.
ga ieine @ebduliobfeiten meiitenS melt uno qerdas
mig, ieine Glhe, Sdenfe, SdlafSulmer uub StalIuug
reioli, uno nit bent been perehen no, unb beroee
feine 9fednuneen bili9 ein merbeu 70 erwartet or
burd prompte 8ebiennng ino for9fdfti9e sllfnertfa
felt eine 9bei( Der 6entliden @unf III perbienen ino
erbalten. @brtit. Sumter.
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cerp imGroB unb &lencerfauf gu betreiben, piro
fh freuen, feine Gnnbea aud III beiem 3pege sl be-
oienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23
guef)fabricf sum 9lbter.

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cine ltiLe ncrpwfiA pcn Canton 8enttbst nne tenar
leinen oFf@ertnen 3pSen tetrei6eH wro. Gtfatrisir
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e, nm ben antbeiI cbet bel Der garD
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len xbel Der Sfentlicbsn Cunt 3u trbaten.
9-f 2Scbtftit fur Baar8elp rret 2eole
Sldaf gan9tlber
Daars II, ls45. s4.sm.
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SugellD Z 3ettnna.

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NferDes unD 9SiebsNrat.

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9 petite.
speI4s biz 8roters bsiablen.

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Gn8lil8es 5elb /" SinSnbanaN
Srlars San;e unp bafbe
Die III ctise xabelt ansemertten preile fne mad bem
@yeaitfuB terthnet.
Dit $afarette Bant RON Cincinnati tbut lire 0eafe nit
@reie sabenben 9antncten Die xrutompasnie ni,n,nt
piana papier.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
LETTER FROM MR.. VAN BUREN,

LETTER FROM MR.. VAN buren,.
The following manly and patriotic let.
ter was recently addressed BY Martin Van
Buren 10 the chairman Of Democratic
Committee 10 New York city.
LISDENwoLD, Sept. 2, lS45.
DEAR SIR--I have hadihe honor to re.
ceive your friendly letter, CONVEYING "a
me, by lis direction, the proceedings of a
spontaneous meeting Of the Democracy az
the 10Th and 18th wards Of The citv Of
New York.
The just discrimination and patriotic
ardor BY which these proceeding are dis.
tingushed, do honor 10 tho meeting, and
are in harmony with the invaluable priu.
ciples and past lives Of those who compos.
ed it. have read them with great salts
faction, and do not. in the least, doubt that
they speak also the sentiment Of the De.
mocracy of the whole city.
Without more particular notice Of The
contents Of the resolutions, ia respect to
all Of which my sentiments are well un.
derstood, | will content myself with
single remark upon one only Of the points
they embrace. It is well known that tho
preliminary steps taken by the late ADJ
minislraton for the annexation Of Texas,
did not, under the then existing circum.
stances, meet with the appreciation Of por-
tons Of the Democratic party. Yet you
are, In my judgment, quite right in assum-
ing that that measure has been SO far con-
summated under the sanction OF the con.
stitiuted authorities Of both Governments.
as to render all farther agitation Of the
question, or obstacles 10 its amicable com
pletlon BY the citizens Of either country.
unwse and highly inexpedient. TO re.
frain from such a course is not only in
honorable consistency with the justice and
sincerity Of The dissenting opinions ID
which have alluded, but, under The cir
cumstances, the performance Of solemn
duty in the part Of those who held them.
II can scarcely be necessary 10 enlarge
upon the extent to which the imperative
nature of that duty would be increased
should our country be involved Ia war
with Mexico, in consequence of The adop.
lion Of authorized measures to carry into
full and fair effect the compact Of annex.
alton. That no such consequences may
follow, is, for many reasons, 10 be most
earnestly desired. But if the result be
otherwise, cannot permit myself to doubt
that the Administration will, as il ought,
be supported in the prosecution of such
war by the hearts and hands Of the whole
people,
am, dear sir, very respectfully and tru-
ly yours. M. VAN buren,.
Mr.. JoHN d. KELLOGG.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Carroll County Democratic Ticket.
ron REPRESENTATIVES,:
G.. Il. NELL,
BENJAMIN KENNEDY.
TIE LOST COMMISSION.

In another column will be found an
article from the Sentinel in relation to the
Senatorial commission and the corespon-
dence between Gov. Brown and Mr.. Walk
or. Tie following is the concluding pa
ragraph
I" It may be that Gov. Brown has not re-
ceived copies Of his letters from Mr.. Walk
er In perfect state and that it is still,
therefore, out of his power to furnish the
whole correspondence. II 90, let him, al
least, furnish ALL THAT IS NOT CUT
AWAY, and supply the MUTlLLATlONS
TO the best OF his recollection"
We understand by this that Mr., Walker
returned the Governors letters relating to
an official act, mutilated with such por-
tons as he was unwilling the public should
probably tho portions in reply TO his
urgent recommendation of Dr. Gwin as bis
suceessor--cuT OUT word Of denial
from Gov. Brown will DO proof that such is
not tho fact.
The people are entitled to, and sooner OF
later will be in possession Of all the circum-
stances in this matter, let censure fall on
whom il may. Politicians who attempt tc
serve Two masters will before long realize
tho truth of the couplet---
so what a tangled web we weave,
When once we study to doceiyon
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

CSy- The papers give gloomy accounts o.
the effects Of ,hcunpreceden,cd droughtin
portions Of South Carolina and Georgia.
Much suffering isantcipated, and arrange
monis are making 70 ship large quantities
Of corn from New Orleans 10 Charleston
and Savannah, thence BY railroad 70 lhein-
terror, The railroad companies have made
a iridng reduction IN the rates Of freight
on this article, and make grea, boasts d
their charity, through the press.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

THOSE LETTERS. We have repeatedly
called FOR the letters which have passed
between Gov, Brown and Mr.. Walker, re-
speeding Mr.. Walkers resignation, and
the suppression Of Mr.. Thompson's com
mission. Our call has been seconded by
most of our democratic presses; and we
believe there is not voter in the State
that does not consider the public entitled
to have this correspondence, as public
matter between their official servants, laid
before them. Why is It not done2
Have we not right to have an answer
from Gov. Brown on this subject? Will he
inform the public whether he will now, or
at any future time, lay these letters before
them; or will he take the kingly stand that
the public have no right to pry into the
conduct Of their otficers2
| Mr.. Walker resigned by letter--Gov.
Brown made the appointment by letter.
enclosing his commission, and d private
letter to him, in one to Mr.. Walker. Be-
sides these, there has been an extensive
correspondence since, between Mr.. Walk.
er and Gov. Brown, in relation to this bu-
stness. We know that il was out Of Coy.
Browns power, when first called on, to
give the whole Of this correspondence.
And we blame him not for wishing noft
give only one side Of it.
No such objections, however, now exist.
| Dr. Gwin. too, has absolved the parties
from any secrecy, 50 far as he is involved.
Why is that the letters are withheld9 WIZ
Gov. Brown permit suspicious 70 rest upon
Mr.. Walker, DR.. Gwin, and himself, with
tho power to let the public see al once mo
true state Of The facts, and not comply
with the universal demand for this cores
| pondence?
He, perhaps, may claim that parts o.
The letters relate to private afails. u 80
we have no right, and wish not, to see such
parts. We care for nothing that is only
r. !. Walkers Or A.G. Browns business
But what is The peoples business, as me
acts Of the Governor Of the State and =
resigning Senator, we claim, and have
right to, which no democrat, no republican,
can deny.
II may be that Gov. Brown has not re-.
celved copies Of his letters from Mr. v.
in a perfect state and that III still, there
fore, oul Of bis power to furnish the irhcls
correspondence. If SO, lei him, at least
furnish 0e1FALL THAT Is NOT CUT
AWAY, and supply the CIVILIZATIONS p
the best Of his recollection. SsaiinfL
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

NEW oRLSANs.- On the 10Th instant, TIE
Board Of Health announced that the yellow
fever had made It's appearance--three ga
ses having been reported, TWO Of which
proved fatal. The city papers of subse-
auent date deny that there are any cases Of
the disease in the city, and censure the
Board for the publication.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

or Col. Adam l., Bngamin declines the
honor Of being again defeated for Congress,
in a letter replete with herosm and poetry.
The Col, after saying a good deal about
Rome, and something about a proposition
made to remove the seat Of government
from the " eternal city" to Veil, and the
Roman senate, and CamilIus, and-so.forth,
goes on to say that the 'Coons are
Fixed, immovably fixed, in our deter
mination, here, either 10 exult as victors,
cor in denth he laid low,
with our back to the Geld and our feet 10 the foe.
Whoa, cooney!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

or A Philadelphia wing paper taunt-
ingly proposes IIousroN and DoRR as the
next locoloco' Presidential ticket. Sam
Houston is good soldier, a tolerable states
man, and true patriot GOV. Dorr, most
worthy man, and has suffered much for
Republican principles. The ticket would
be preferable TO any which could be form
ed from the wing ranks. But if the phila-
delphia editor considers these the extremes
Of our party, how would lido % sstap u.
0. Adams and Levin, the Chief of The
church-burners, as the opposing ticketi
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Hon. JuDGE SroRY. We regret Ell
,remely, 70 learn that Judge Story has been
extremely i'll, 50 i'll that bis life was Dor
paired Of; but the New York Express.
says he was better On Thursday last, ana
was supposed 10 be out Of danger lhe
Boston Traveller states that The Judge has
resigned bis sea. on The bonch of Tho Sa-
preme Court, TO take effect On the az,
proximo. He has been an honess !saFnea
and fearless Judge. es
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

or Several leading papers in our COM
mercia marts urge upon planters who can
do SO 70 hold back their crops until spring
in anticipation of an advance in price
The finer qualities are scarce in the En-
glish market, all the mills engaged, with
orders for months ahead, and it is contend-
ed that the present crop will fall much be-
low the total of last year, Tho culture is
now extended over such vast region OF
country and variety Of soil, and the de-
maud and consumption affected by so ma
ny circumstances, that the wisest and most
sagacious are frequently at fault in deter
mining the extent Of the crop, or It's value
in market,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Judge Mayes and Attorney General
freeman met at Canton on Monday last
A friend who was present informs US that
the Judges helmet, which be had taken
to be Of iine metal, proved to be mere
pastebonrd, and what he had taken 10 be a
formidable weapon, a dull jack-knile.---
They discussed the Briscoe bill. Many
wings are supposed % have been con
WINGED. lMississippian.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

LOOK ogr!--C Counterfeit $40, $40, $50
and 500 notes on the Planters Bank 81
Tennessee a, Nashville, are in circulation;
they are well executed, but may he detect
cd BY imperlcc,ion ID tue engraving Of the
name Of he bank. 0arpeople who coun-
tsnance the circulation ~ Tho irash Of
these swindIing shops, deserve cbsimpcs-
ed upon BY sharpors.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

FoRErGN. The latest foreign news Is
by the Caledonia to the 10Th August. The
price Of cotton had advanced lIsd. since
the last accounts, with brisk demand and
heavy sales. The British Parliament adj
iourned on the 9th ullimo. The session
is distinguished for the railroad mania--
1000 miles Of new railroad having been
chartered in England, and Scotland, and
$50 in Ireland.
Mr., E. Escott gave noticein Parliament
that early next session he will move a
resolution that Maize or Indian corn be
imported into England free Of duty.
The probability Of war between tho
United Suites and Mexico had caused a
decline Of neatly 2per cent in Mexican
bonds.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

"Ex.Gov. TucKER.--There Is report
aAoat that this gentleman is about 70 offer
himself as an independent candidate ior
Csovernorl Is there any truth in ~"
~ The above appears as a sort Of post
scrip, in the last Jackson Southron. Some
coon's wish was father to that rnmor,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

MEETING AND BARBECUE AT SHcNGALo.-
A numerous meeting OF the citizens Of the
Southeastern portion of the county, was
held at ShongaIo on Friday last. Some do
zen or more candidates addressed the peo-
Pile, all of whom were proiuse in promises
to the voters, aud lavish OF compliments TO
the ladies'. Messrs. Kennedy and Neil,
democratic nominees for the Legislature,
were in attendance. Maj. Neill addressed
the meeting for a short time, on sundry to-
pics of State policy, Withholding any allu-
sion to the party issues. II had been an
nounced that Walker Brooke, Esq. wing
candidate for Congress, would attend and
speak, and, in anticipation of meeting him,
the Hon. Jacob Thompson was induced TO
deviate from his route, and was present,
ready 10 meet Mr.. Brooke, or any other
champion Of whiggery worthy of his steel,
who should present hostile 'front.' But
neither Mr., Brooke nor any other advocate
of whiggery appeared, and Mr.. 7. declined
speaking
An excellent and bounteous dinner was
provided by the hospitality Of The citizens
Of the neighborhood, and the day passed
off pleasantly and agreeably'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Judge Mayes suggests that the convic's
ID the Penitentiary b placed at work on
4 railroad from jackson 10 Tho Alabama
State line.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

or The following is The democratic tick-
4, in Warren county, For Stale Senate
jefferson Nallcr--R Representatives, county
Lloyd Selby, city, Z. D. Dcwnes.