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

LEWIS STlFEL. ln'orms his friends and
W . ehsiomeis, Merchants and citizens generally.
that he con'inucs The above business ON Main
STREET, opposite BEyMER's Tavern. where he
solicils a share OF public patronage The superior.
ny al his Calicoes over any other Of the Kind man
uiaclured in The Union. has been known for MANY
years Throughout the Surrounding country. who re
they are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES. lie has on hand n large stock of his
goods OF The best quality, made Oh new and fash.
ionable patterns, which he will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL, al The lowest prices. Among his stock or
made L" order will be found. PIECE CALICoES
BED SPREADS, HANDKERCIHEFS, &c.oi The
hands"mcsi patterns and styles.
lie has now on hand almost every yor,otv nj
new atd handsome patterns, and he can nj sure
Merchants who wish mmslins stamped, that they
VIII find II Ia their advantage lo give him n call, az
he Is fully prepared Ia execute all orders with the
utmost nealue's and despatch. and us low or lower
'hnn they can be done anywhere else west of The
mountains.
and therefore put nunc on my goods. The public
may resi- assured that goods from my establishment,
rave nO elaZHg or Suffering IN Them, and will
always wear aS handsome as hey appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
IN l. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON-The
subscriber also Iniurms the public lhnl he poys
Strict attention 10 The above branch of his business.
ana having made great Improvement in his esrab.
iishu enl within The last yenr. he IL now prepnred
10 give The m'st beautiful colors and flash To silk.
"oulIen OF colon goods or garments for ladies' and
gentlemen.
Gen'iemeu's Cluihes secured and colored without
nppIrg. Merchants CA have SILK, Wooden or Me
unn Goods handsomely colored
P.ease call aud you will find his prices mod rate
aud WORT veil done. J " SrlFEI.
aug 81 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

Blank Books of every description. Ruled to any
pattern. and Bound to order.
Per"dicals. Music. &c bound IN q neat and du-
tabie style. Old Bo0ks rebound, Libraries repaired,
&c.
Orders from any part OF The country attended To
WIN rfoinpiIInde. JAMES nj EWING.
np ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
LADIES SHOES ANDSLlPPERS.

No 4G Main 81. a fen doorS obepe te bookstore Of
Wm. j Rubb.
WHEELING, VA.
ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' OF Vince.
h ling, that lac manufactures Ladies' Shoppers al
all STYLES aud COLORS. of superior qualify and
beauty. lie warrants all work from his shop la bc
superior TO Eastern manufacture, aud will be sold
5O per ent cheaper.
The public are invited Ia call and satisfy Them,
selves. IOm inn o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

TO SADDLERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS
h HAVE Just received n lnrge assortment Of
n Sheep Skis suitable it Pad Skins. which will
be sold low for cash. Black Harness Leaf her, also
constantly ou hand
ALSO $50 yards plain and fg'd India Rubber~
carriage cloth. q very superior article lor carfisgs
covers; an assortment also Of India Rubber oarfiage
aprons; just received and for sale by
OCT SAMB M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STREET,

vi.
TBNHE undersigned respectfully inform the pub
a lie. that they have leased the abeve house
for a term OF years; have had IL entirely re.modeled
and very much improved in the arrangement Of it
rooms and %porches; have had il newly and hand
somely printed. %carpeied and papered throughout
and newly furnished, in a style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in The West. Every article is entirely new
and The whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They ofor The accommodations Of The house To-
The public, fully determined, that oil guests sbal
find at heir house. entertainment that will not fai
10 afford satisfaction.
From The superior arrongemtn nj OF the House and
Table, and The location of The house in front Of tho
Steamboat landing, they indulge The hope. Ina
they will receive n liberal share 0f pnLlic patronage
moy MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
ROPES, ROPES.

lHF subscuber has removed his Corlsys
store, 10 The stTnd Sormfrly sccaondbr
-tock on tond OF Roucs. Bed Cofdsnnd Twircs
~ every DESCRIPTION. which will ba sold low for
'H9I on b1rtefcd for Bctswax. Ginseng or F1ax.
seq al cash priccs' The public are respectful.
~ requested 10 give MN n call before ritsctes.
'ht 'Isewhcfc. CHARLES ~ BERRY.
aug -"Y Head Of Wafer street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

y ECElNED from New York. Phnla' 'lhia oni
B,lum"Ie, a large aud general assortment
Of Grocer C.. " Which viii be di. posed ofo tie most
favorable terms, consisting in part Of the iolloAin INC:
500 sacks prime RIO Coffee
90 bags Java do
SO du Alspicc aud PEPPER
50 htls Lnaf Sugar
300 boxes Tin Plate cruss
= do lonble ctrss
$500 Brnzlet's and sheetng Copper
1000 lhs Banca TIN
IS chests Y II Tea
so catys Gunpowdef and imperial Tea
100 hhds n o Sugar
100 brs do Nioiasscs
200 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted D u 10
so boxes Raisins
80 boxes Cayendish Tobacco, assorted , q IL
III l6 aud pound lump,
so kegs q Twist Kentucky
100 duz Il r Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
nun o HIN TER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
W H. Ne -
CAUTION TO ALL.

Va tlON ~ n Liz
Ell ALL The WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BE AREFUL NOT TOBUYTH
(SHGAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY nox
has on II the VIZ TrEN signature oi The orr,
ginal InvepIor and paten 'ee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
1heSe pleasant ri Is possess powers TO optn
All the natural diainS oi The system viz: the
LUNGS, KIDNE VS., SKIN 4. gOWELS-
hitherto CSRNuwN IN The practice OF medicine;
AMI 81 complete has been their triumph over
all Other H-edlCinGS. that many have been led
10 suppose they contain some powerful mineral;
but upon examination by DTS Chiffon, Ran>
dolph, Huntington and others, This supposiiion
Is al once proved 70 be gioundltSS.
Sold IN New York, al The principal Office,
lI9 Greenwich street, also by RuSh.On s. Co,
Broadway, corner O: 18th street.
Pamphlets 10 be had OF agents grams.
B.-PerSonS will also notice On the top =
bel an engraved Indian hgufe, cross ed with fine
ed print.
The genuine nav also be bought with Saefty
al d. GuiOn'S, corner of Bowey and Grand
street, and Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brook.
lyn, and at respectable stores throughout the
United States.
SUGAR COATED PILLS W DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
HH bill, Of the firm oi Giflcy & Hill.
WE leo Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior To any he
has ever taken. HIS wife has found them de
Ii. hllul and CiicaCious.
Miss ID UGLAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
~St;ecls, has been cured "i pain IN The head
dimneSs Of sisht, and dizziness nf long stand
ING, by Them Pills.
Mus SIMoNs. OF 90 Henry street; cured Of
pains and cramps Of eight years standing
Ma ATKINS, OF 2G3 Greenwich street, cured
OF dyspepsia, q! seven years standing.
Ma CARLcoK's daughter, ) Staple street, cur
ed OF Worms IN their worst form.
Rev Ma EURNErr, ui Brooklyn, cured Of bill
lou> complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowd,
uron us from all quarters No Pills ever before
occOmPliShedSo much wnh so liue trouble and
disagTreablcncss, a. d. Smiths Sugar Coated
improved Indian Vegetah.e Pills Sold al
Guion'S corner Bpwery aud Grand SIS, PhiIip',
corner of Bcekman and William streets; Eve,
ret',. % Hud on 81; Mrs Hays I49 Fultun n
BrUCklyo; and 2u3 Greenwich street. ExamiD,
the abel look iOf DE- SMirn's written sigma
lurc Cd Is Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Aiuin street, irest side. It fee doors 6elop Mar
Ret Ailcy.
BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNOLLY " SONS, wouid respectfully
- . inform their ftiru,ls aud The public ecncm.l,
iha' they are nUw receiving a large aud well solrc.
ted stock OF Boots aud Shoes of every description
aud quality. Which they prepared To scll as iuw rs
they can be had in 'hc city. Their stock consists
~ part ts follows;
800 palrs Mcu'sstuut Ca'fBunis.
900 do ,n Nm ,p
$50 do light Calf dn
200 do du Morocco Boots
JOO do Thick Kip Broeans
lOO do Cali du
300 do Seal aud Morocco EtDgans
- de- Lasting Gnilers
300 do Seal and Aiuro,cu Nulliitrs
200 pl''s Womo"'s Morocco Lrcc B'ols
roo do Cali du do
100 do Kip do do
300 pairs Ladics' KID Slippers
300 pairs Misses do Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal aud KID Bnshins
100 do KID Anklc-Ties
$50 du llalf Caters
IS pairs Ladies' culurcd Slippers
1000 do ChilJren's shoes different qualities
LOO do Youths rInincd shocs
$50 do de- Cali do
100 do Ladies' Cater Boots
100 do de- Walking shoes and Busklns
2O0 do do Pcpgcd Nlcrocco Buskms
Together wuh IA great many different qualities
TOO numerous Ia mention. Also n cuwi assnrimen
ol best Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sol,
Leather. a few d, zcus hcsi Boot Mutuccn, Nigga
dnfe Nd and French Morocco SKINS; striped hind,
'ngs; Travelling Vallscs and Carpet Bags. supcrioU
quality. Give us u call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

GuPER BLACK sIL LACE. Black and
% Fancy Tnmming Cords and Bn'ionsi Fancy
cfov,t. and Neck Tiesi new style French worked
collars; Rich Bonnet and cap Ribbons; Thread, CAM
b,tc add Swiss Mnslins md Edgings; narrow Velvet
Ribbons Tor trimming dresses. 6ci just received q,
ocig SENSENEY a. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
READY MADE CLoTHrNG,

ln regard Ia his branch at tie business / mus,
beast. am a Tailor by profession, hive worked
u the ! rade ior fifteen years, therefore I avn abb,
and do cut my own %clolhing. aud make them ~,
~ a nea'cr and cheaper sly IT, than any uihcr estate
llshmcni M the GUY. IL is useless for ihruse that
lrnry un The busincs, and nre not lailors ,hrm,cIycs
% attempt competition or Ready Made Clothing
\ have a large assortment. a. follows:
Black, Blue. Brown. Olive aud Invisible Green
Frck aud Dress coats; Beaver clnlh BOX and Over.
coats; Pilot cloth Oyet.cunis. Mackiuaw nnd Tmu-
'adour Blanket do. Cass mrte DO. cdssinrIl d,
rwccds do: Jeans 10, 81 al sizes.
] have on hand an cU client nssorimen, ur plain
and fancy cas- imcrc Pants. black and blue clnIb
Pants lIucd, y very desirable nriiclc; and nu, onnn.
IiHy al cassinct Pan : al all sizes aud prices. Jean,
EIud Tweed Pants oi all sizes aud prIces.
FIVE huudr.d Ncsis, cmbtnciI & every style and
quality.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drawers, collars. Bosoms. Stocks.
IGl"vc.. Fine and Fancy Silk aud Satin Scars. Silk
Iidk's Ut all cUl"rs ard qualities, together with many
hhcr aIiClcs usually found in clothing stores.
la cOnclusinn. my old customers and The public
generally are invited H. cali and examine my stock
I'm consideration Tor The liberal patronage heretofore
siendod tn me. I have pure haseJ n Lqrg.r StoL
and ufier them at CHEAPER RATES than | have ever
lone before.
Recolleci The cheap cash clothing STORE of
: RICE.
ociI corner Of Main & Munr IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN.

AAjE i"ke great pleasure IN announcing To our
w inerds aud iac public generally. that We
have already received the new Fall Fashion for
mats, We are manufacturing q general assortment,
md "dl-L---~ rmc spIctdId specimens finished
""" made ready Tor sale this morning. Call and
zee ihom The style Is entirely new, Gud we have
no hesnail"n IN soyug Il''y are he handsomes st
SNAPPED Hat HAT has been introduced Tor many wears
DARE & IoGE
RS. Our brother chip of M 10 Monroe street.
hAs The ne" siylc only nn paper. simply a cui or
escuriInn, While sc have bath The Llpcks and Hats
lie having seen our blocks uIcr they arrived.
o'o"ghI u O,sl Ia advertise FIRST. - & II.
sep 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM THE
ROCKT NJ UN TAIN SIM
HORRID MASSACRE, &Cui

Inie nfrvaTs Ifum The x cky Mounf0ir'
nD and Oregon, ~ is automatically rscerIaiued
that n most IlORklD Massacre has recently taken
place IN thai, region among The BtGU,r. O,er, and
nihcr valuable FurTed Auimals. in cnn,cgnrnce oi
The eronl demand for ihc finest qualities nj Fur. b,
A & M'CALLAM. NJ IiJ MANI 81. WIN is nov
manufacturing Bearer HAS. al Ihe most rxouIsIrE
riNI IL mud style. and winch are warranted eqnal Ia
any offered for sale ~ The Upttd SiaIes. Geblles
iuen call aud see Them. Sign of BIG BLACK HAT
rrp23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
aug I FLEMING & HUN TER.

X. kOft'S ONiC n ANTI>DYSPEP-
80 TIC PILLS This Medicine has been
known to The public Tor the last twenty years. aud
has obtained considerable c~elchriy as a remedy ff
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown ihese Pills Ia
he the best family Medicine that can he used.
They operate gently rs a purcaiivc. producing nci-
thcf sickness nor debility. They can be used at all
times by persons Of all ages. without regard 10 diet.
drink. ot exposure To wet and COLI.
As an Anli-bilious medicine. every person using
them will soon become satisfied of heir superior
efficacy. There hos been issued a pamphlet, Ito
be had at the Aeenisl in which is set forth more
FULLY the nature aud operation ol the medicine, to-
geIher with some OF The diseases IN which II is
most applicable.
The prnprieIors have hcen compelled 10 alter the
iorm OF The wrappers enclosing their Pills, owing
Ia the Irany C0unierieiIs that have been Distributed.
All persons purchasing are requested Ia be well
satisfied they are genuine For sale by PRYOR &
PAUL.. Druggists. Wheeling. Va. Gen raj Agents
for The Projectors. " %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

kuST RECEIVED this diy, The latest style Of
- Cap Ribbons aud EdgIngs; also 8 good sssou-
mcni Of Cap Bond, Cap Borders and splendid
Gimp. now trimming Tor caps; for sale by
Oct IL a FAIRCHILDr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
NEW BOOK ~BINDERY.

TENIIE subscriber would inform
n his friends aud The public gen.
orally. that he has opened n Bnde.
~ on Main street, doUr north
of Dorsey's Lottery Office. and is
prepared TO dc Bindingat The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

USr RECEIVED and for sale. a good assert
sp ment Of Thread Edgings. Laces and lnserings.
also. Ltsle, Swiss and Jlconei
sep 20 A F%AIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
WHEELING, VA.

ni'nhlc i"r Winter Wear; a large stock 81 Orleans
lOT1i. fLANNELs oi all sor,s; AIrAc,s figured
'nd PLAIN; CsArE and MtRiN, D'EUuesr, CALicor,.
NlusiiNs az d Various other articles inr Ladies wear
TRIMMINGS. n large assortment
All al the above Goods ! will sell wholesale or
cInil. or mnkr nm 20 ntInr IN Inc lnln.t E.au.L .nL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
los. &. MELLOR.

TNEACnER OF THE PIANO FORTE. CUT,
TAR ASD VIOLIN Piano Forles tuned and
arm geJ. Apply al Jas mellor's Store. No
% Union 81. oci9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
Ess CURED,

thosc disagroeshic noises. like the bnzzinp Of
insects iallins OF water, w~hzLiug NJ steam, d c
&c, which are symptoms of apptoacbina desC
ness. aud also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale by DIR J CRUMBACKER,
No 7}. Main ST. Sole Agent.
This medicine IL highly ccommcndeI and mn.
Wefous ccru1cates ATE given, by very respcCt
able persons, of the many astonishing cpres
winch % has reformed. nov 70
UST R.CEiVED and uov opening. n genera
" hs'OrimcntOi Dry GpDds. Groceries. & q iocus-
ware ~ tVefy variety. Az kinds uf Goods Of
nc ms' approved and in'hisn1hle stJ les. as low o,
10y c'n be sold 10 Tie Unnn. fr cy.h W. npproged
''"'U'e ID MGfNNIS.
may No l1S Nnfkct saupte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
ARABIANs, ARABIANsM ARABIANsl

u Richer than The Godolphin himself
~ crossed with all the great crosses Of
~ u England or America, AMI from 90 10
80 times running back TO The Gcdolpbin, Eclipse
OF England and F!ving Childer,-of course
RICHER THAN THEY
LIST, STAR OF THE EAST, or YOUNG
TELEMACHUS, will stand at Buckingham
Court House, and particularly dnring Courts
and range from thence TO Farmvie, Prince Ed
ward Court House, Cara, and other places
vide handbs, perhaps New Store. Prenez
guardc-perhaps this is the last opportunity
Young "S,ar Of the West" will probably ac-
company him. | should like 10 get the elder
"Sar OF the West" in good hands They are
unuueslionably more richiy aatearinci with the
best stock in England or American, than any
others. IL any one doubts lei him trace the
handbis, and he will find it lrne. The Pc.li-
gree of all will be found shortly in The Turf Re
sister. They transcend in the Saddle Horse ac-
ton, but Young "Star Of the West" is Too ndo-
milable TO pace, as ne can pace.
By THE AGENT FOR G. II. FoSrAISE
P. S.-Curc7h calamo.-I am no, dependant
on these Horses for proiit-lhc public who have
them not, are more interested, and hey are certain
lyplaced at lower prices Than such Horses il there
is any such combination Of stock: they are said
10 descend from Soomons Stable | repeat. |
thousand dollars can satiaic mans appetite for
riches; for what is riches only that which de-
slroyed Babylon, and Thyaiira, and Nincvch,
and which is cursed in almost every page OF the
Holy Book. And here would Give my campli-
ments TO the wrctched villains who would have
affected my credit at a distance, il they could,
and this they may carry as rambling lhorn in
their bosoms.
would sell, or farm out, one OF these Horses;
or hire first ralc Hosller, one that could trust
at a distance
| will also say, that "Siar Of The East" will
make a Fall season al Goochland Louisa and
Fluvanna Courthouses, and Other places in the
above counties; in the two first Of which counties
The "Dnnguaon" Stock (Shelton's Dunganon his
grand sire) are 50 highly appreciated; and those
wishing the stock can reserve their mares, as due
notice will be given in the papers when The time
arrives. But Dunganon never had The beauty and
,rDcr.ercelcnt saddle action OF Star of the East"
c. r. FONTAINE.
ANY friend of the hlooded Horse, or mine
Whig or Democrat, when convenient, will please
cut the above out of the papers, and put it mp at
any public places in the district through which he
passes, and oblise c. r. F.
Anril S-cw4W
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nf,he Richmond Enquirer.

IeI"' o,,,sr i, published DAILY and SEMI
at Tue wfs he Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEki' ate OF eight dollars IL taken tor short
nun,, aud 81 us ons year For the Sem-Weekly, nve
:, period ihsh v ana Three Dollars toi six months,
oas pei nc 10 Be pad IN Ae c6ee, or remltted oy
uayablr IN M w., Sly Dollars per annum al the emu OF
mail, ice' pA'"' : ;,
the yetf % his office may he remiteu peI ms,i'
Ky Al Bank notes, at the risk OF the Eui-
In s,d anu w.. III ltufrs be,xy pad by me nritcrs.-
lc po''"S ,,c- letter i scarcely oil any accouht
sThr postage :" =, lie accumulation Of postage, IN an
lo'he Ni' .,.n.ss, which operates Us S0''o"s -
u,sn."e Eas %rsvs or ADVERTISING. :
:, rur nAIly ENet lkEmms"a, one .su,S and :"
" 49," ~. ~ hess trst inSei'i"n, my eo -; ~"
SIXTEEN wv. insertion tweoynve GEMS ..n
every sue.eeus ,,le. week, or three times week,
ca yen and hah een. inv dollars for thirty
Manual soN NJ ,,,n,,,irn f"r advertisements Oi a
lines AMI IN 'na' ~ Latter, Vendors aud Auction
greater ienc'a one hundrrd dollars, tpaper IN
eadtd,. Ems sEMI-wEEILy-one SQUARE OF sixteen
IN THh - ,,..ftl,u. IS cents; for each coniinu-
bnrs or less MSS
abce - crh'>. ,,,cs mr.i be- accompanied with the
uid'is ar satisfactory references, 10 insure execu-
tl,n. ,,.. ani Marriages. from the country
70 va ~ n.,,v,s n,ud -wriling IL unknown at this
WEI ,,,,t he authenticated hy tue ehuo's'o" W sin
ohtr hn , IN. nri.bborhood they Will III no case
foslf,, Every measure, that has been taken 10
be ,mno.,ons and QniLzes, has proved hefe'olofe
f.',n, We must. therefore, insist, ~ such case
unass'. COMMUNICATION being certified by the name OF
np" n.,,as.,r urriufa on the back Of the letter
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FoR TILE ENQrlRER.
OH TIE TNUI THEH
Tic Issues IN Tic .Sirtt Congressional Distrlet.
mo. "

Tic Issues IN lie .Sirtt Congressional Diarnl
mo. V.
AS might be naturally expected Of an admirer
Of John Quincy Adams, John Minor Bots Is ar
rayed. with determined and reckless hostility,
acain. ire annexation of Texas. Not satisfied
with The efforts which he made 10 induce his coun-
trymen 10 oppose the accomplishment Of this
great national object, he, now that they have de-
cided in favor OF IT, threatens 10 use whatever
power he NAV possess 10 defeat the consumma-
lion Of the wishes Of most Of the good and great
men OF all parties, and Of the great mass OF the
American people Treating public opinion with
scorn. he is trying, by the influence Of party
llammels and management, TO place himself in
situation where the vital interests OF the country
will suffer from his power. The enemies of our
country have resoried 10 their ntrignes 10 defeat
annexation Envying rs The benefits that must
flow from the possession Of Texas they are mos,
anxious TO prevent il. And shall We elect 10 the
national Legislature any man, who will cooperate
on Ibis subject, or on any other, with the enemies
of his country?
Amidst the excitement OF great contest, j.
was more than We could reasonably calculate
upon. that politicians should d'sown party alegi-
ance, and be governed only in their actions by The
highest interests of the country. But the struggle
being over, prejudice ought not 10 be allowed to
sway the judgments Of men; and those who be-
lieye that The rc-acquisi,ion OF Texas is demand
ed By every consideration OF patriotism, having
won a glorious victory, had right, after that, to
expect the aid of their opponents in this mighty
enterprise; especially as the chief objection raised
against it. during the heat of The conflict was the
time proposed 10 seule the question BY the expires
sion Of public sentiment. Among the people, this
expectation is, in a great measure, realized
MANY of those who caimto be leaders, however,
regarding Texas with dislrus, and hatred, be-
cause they suppose il contributed 10 their defeat,
have turned away from it, regardless of the die
tates of duty. And Mr.. Bots boasts OF having
been the first TO take decided stand agains, it;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
TO CONTRACTORS

TIME President and Visitors of The Virginia
i Institution for the Education OF The Deaf
and Dumb and Of the Blind, having been COM
PEELED TO change their plan and specifications OF
The buildings, and TO alter the time of payments,
in consequence of a difference of opinion be-
tween The Board of Visitors and Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts, in regard 10 The construction of the
law making the appropriation Tor The completion
Of the buildings, and having declined ratiiying
the proposition heretofore made, and conditional
ly acce pied by the Executive Committee, will
again receive proposals until 10 o'clock on Tics
dau The 6h day Of !May ncrt, for the entire COM
pleion OF said Institution.
The plans, specifications, time allowed TO COM
plee the contract and payments, may be seen on
application TO Mr.. John F. Smith, the architect,
who resides in the Institution
ALEX. Fl. Fl. STUART,
MICH. c. KINNEY,
FRANCIS T.. STRIBLING,
JAS. POINTS,
Executive Committee.
Staunton, March 2s-ctd