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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
NOTICE

4 LII Persons having unsettled accounts
Sih The late trm Of Daniels & BE are
pstlieolar'Y Teque,ed TO sellie the same
without DELAY. rs the subscriber ~ very de-
siToos Of ciusIng up The affairs OF the concern.
LUTHER DANIELS.
IA Is, Isi5 8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
II. GREEN hers liberty 10 INFORM Il

ID II. GREEN heGs liberty 10 inform mo
HI, public ihathe Is nov manula ciutIng
Dulclannas or parlOf Organs, on entirely q
new plan, al less lhan half the pTice Of com
mon pafor Organs. capable Of producing tie
most beautiful swell o. any instrument ulho
kind m use. Those wishing to buy Organs
or Pianos viii do well TO call and examine
for themselves, before purchasing elsew here
lie likswise repair al, KIND OF musical in-
strumPnts, tunes church aud paf!or ORGANS
and Piano FoNcs ~ the best possible man.
neT on .hon notice. Pouliney, Dec 1854
5ll y
STATE or vERMONT,IRErfcmcm.
DsIlct OF Rutland, SIS - ber@d hat
at spe"l1l probate court held al Ru'aud
within and ior said district or The 23I of
January, 1915.
Present Vim Hal. Judge
An Instrument 10 "riung rufpout 10 DO
the last VIII aud Testament of Lucinda BfoT-
ley, late ol Dainty IN sand t.,rlcl. droea'ec.
having been presented to sand oo"H iof pro-
bate by John Bromley, .ie eit'1''' "''e'"
named.
II is ordered lha, sad ~" te 'e"neu
for probate and allowance q, "H'
Monday being the 81 t'' %. ', ,.', .'N,'
and tAat , couy oil .Uis oras' ~ '1'"'Hsa
,b,eo u..Ls ,uc,,s.ige'r pe'''us '"tfel".
IN lie Rn'scJ U,l'd.a re"'papei tnnied
" .er.oHs Interested may
appear ard nilrri I" ,ge~o,J
cause. A'rr IIrr..Ie nall, R.g,,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
or VERMONT, BE nromem

District Of Falfhaven, s. { ~ hcred ina:
al a probate court holden at Caslleton ,wrhu
and for sand district on the 23d day OF Janu-
AIRY, \. y. 1913.
Present 4. Warner, Judge.
Samuel = Hooker ADMINISTERING 81 tho
estate OF Isaac Lehnawcll, late of Poulluey
10 sad district, deceased, having perirpnod
SAID colrt IN writing, 10 sell all the real es-
tate OF sand deceased for the payment 81 TIC
de Dts OF said deceased and { lrCes 01 admin
is,raion; setting forth the debts allowed oy
the commissioners on said estate, TO be
G7I9. 81 that he has paid Of said debts to the
amount Of 3773,62, that the means 10 his
hands to discharge the balance OF said IN
deblednes, and to defray the expenses Of ad-
minis,raIion viii not amount 10 more than
= 500;
1t i, ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said application be al session Of said court
10 be holden al the probate office in Castle
ton, on the Goth day OF February 1888. and
that notice Of said order be given to,all oet-
sons IN tefes,ed, by publishing This order
weeks succeSsively previous 10 said time Of
hearing in tho Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed IA Rutland. A true copy Of Record.
D. r. LANGDON, RegIsier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
Soddlcry, Esarncs.
scS. sc.

THE unJors gned sill continues To mans.
iacturr ms Old stand IN Dat Ku'Iaoj
village all kinds Of Harnesses, Saddles, Eu-
dies. &c. usually found IN country shop, 49,
His present stock consists OF double and sla-
gle, wagon, gig aud sleigh harnesses vIu,
silver and brass plate, black, rl aucd aud
po,'ed ware and common homc hauc>,rs.
mems saddles tree and por',b.c, al. ,1u,u.,
of trunks, vaIls,cs brldies, hl.rrr,, Uuo.
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above arIr.'s
are all mode Of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, aud are offered at reduced pncc, -
Liberal credit given and most kinds OF pro-
duCe received ~ payment. All persons are
invited to call auG cXlmlns before purcbalng
elsewhere WM. HALL.
Rutland, January lsi5. 5l,U
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

The unfortunate Editor of the Rich.
mond Enquirer is TOO spasmudIc altogelh-
er.iorthe conductor of s tale newspaper
| II is 0ut Il comparatively few days since
he was IN the horrors, and exhibited GER
tain SYMPTOMS exceedingly alarming 10
has friends, and IN consequence Of dis
couraging news from Washington in re-
lalion 10 Texas; and here we have him
IN perfect hyderia Of extacy because an
nexatlon is accomplished, aud his friends
likely TO realize something handsome out
Of their scrip AMI their lands on The Rio.
Bravo. Joy! Joy the last stroke struck,
Gays the excited old gentleman. the die is
cast, Texas 10 ours, and ali glory be To
John Tyler, John Calhoun and The late
Messrs Gilmer and Upsher! Let others
abuse MIR. Tyler "a much as they choose
quoth the Enquirer. we Thomas Richie
and all the Of the Riches, will render
him our poor tribute. TO say nothing Of
votes, says the same venerable lob -
Ian, ms Gci IS enough TO "e'erniZe''
John Tyler for a year and day. lie IN
committed errorS-- gross errors if YOU
| Please-bu he has got Texas for US, and
that is enough Hurrah for Texas, Tom
Be. 1n and MIR Ia IBIS l(By the wayBauby
ism has risen two hundred and fifty per
cen, IN the sliding scale Of the Enquirer.
since that gentleman looked one way
and rowod another, though il was in
horrible odour with Mr. Richie, n few
days Gefore.) Now, nobody that we
know OF has any objection 10 these
o'isslul emotions oil The part OF the Eds
tor, II lie can manage to regulate them in
some such Moderate way as not TO pre-
judico his bodily health and enJamape
his character. Such excessive auties
create some uneasIness. however,, am ,ng
MS we'll wishers; especially as he evin.
ces some bdcchaualian proponsiues in
MS jubiiiaiiOn. "Lot Texas and ryler
hs freshly remembered ia lowing cups. q"
says he, 10 tho fuluess Of his "Gol,c
'uncy," who could have believed IL p,s-
slbc 10 hnd our venerable" friend S.
Tree 10 MS cups, at his time Of liiel Fathes
Matthew must certainly he sen, for. IL
VIZ Richie continues long in this way.
". 7 Cogr. &. Esg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

Th- democracy" Who so often afTec,
the title Of the spartan Band" seem also
to enc purnge Spartan virtue. Among hat
virtuous nation, il is sud, ,ha, one who
could most dex,erously put money in
his purse" by an abstraction" from his
neighbor's won golden opinions. though
IN Sparta he could yet only iron coin.
Bat ir he was caught in the fact his vir-
tue was gone and he was punished for be.
ing caught. The Treatment. which Nc.
Nul'y. S~artwou' e.. have received
from their party evince similar state OF
YlrluOus discipline among them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
PACKED CONVENTIONS.

Mr. Brown, the nominee ofthe Blacks.
vile Convention for Congress, is the
same gentleman who was f ej with such
horror two years ago because a e u 'ent. on
OF the party nominated Mr.. Steenrod. He
said the convention was packed, that 1t
did not express the will of The people.
that there was some jrg-lery prac;ised IN
II and by oil the saihis in the Democrat
&c" calendar he. the SAID Mr. Brown,
would run on his own no K against the
nominee. Soon afterward. he me, his
opponent and after that magical meeting
he was as gentle rs sucking dove. Blu,
where is all his honor OF a packed con.
ventioD! II ever such thing was, il seems
to have sal in Blacksvlle when MIR. Br wn
was nominated. If you do no, believe
us read their famous resoluiions-whiah
have superseded the resolutions OF '9S
in these paris-and If YOU don't UNDER
stand them. ask Mr.. Morgan of Marion.
Flo knows how i, was dUn:. Bat il seems
that office seeking gentlemen denounco
packed conventions only when they have
not had the packing OF them themselves
Oatup n H. Mr., Bruwn-give us another
lecture on this head. "ii will never do TO
give 1t up so Mr.. Brown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

keeper OF the Rstec. WAS, al this
ihnctsre, sunnlag h,nself upon the dooi
step. One of he ,welve had discov rel
h.". while ondeavo:ing TO find some
way 60 escape flom the back window!
Fbe hindkrrchiefs OF the company were
Immediately putin requisiiion, and sort
OF party eolored chain was seen isuins
rom Tho upper window, a, the lower END
OF whlch was attached huge wolverine
cap. II was passed down directly IN
front OF the restaurants face. lie sprang
TO his ieel, aud by din, or certain signs
the latter wa. soon made 10 undeI stand
that 'hquor aud hxin for twelve was
desired. A large hagon OF real old
Monongaheln-a small Jug Of water; a
supply OF Virginia 'Hsbana>'-and a
bunch OF Lpcilcrs were deposited in the
cap, and our worthy jurymen were SOON
in cloverr
These articles being at length dispos-
ed at, however, n proposition was made
that the gentlemen agree to disagree. :
but II found no favor. Other proposition,
were made and rejected. twas finally
agreed upon that game Of drauphls
should be played by two ofthe opponents
The umpTes were selected, and after
collecting the requisite number of pen
MES. the form of a board was chalked
upon the floor, aud the champions up.
piled themselves to the game, Forgetting
t"nlirely what was the wager. The in
different, in the mean time, enjoyed u cat
nap, brought on by tho uai ed influence
Of fatigue aud the whiskey. The game
was brief, however, and the nays won.
Open the door, Coon
Have you agreed
'lesn
The jury returned to the cour, room.
Weil, observed the Judge, you've
agreed chi thought Id bring you to
H.
Guilty or not GUILTY. enquired the
Clerk
'Not guilty; and the prisoner was dis
charged.
After that, who will venture the asser.
ton shat there is no justice in the Courts
out West
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

DIVISION OF WISCONSIN TERRIrn -
The Milwaukee Sentinel is advocating
DIVISION Of the Territory into two sep,
arate Territories. The dividing line to
run as follows Commencing on the
Mississippi al Prairie La Cross in direct
north eastern line 10 the mouth Of the
Menominee river on Green Bay, thence
north along the Menominee and Montreal
rivers, to lake Superior, and embracing
from that line northward all the territory
now under the Jurisdiction OF Wisconsin.
The new Territory il is proposed to
call Superior Territory. She would
embrace an area Of about, 10000 square
miles, Astounding in valuable lead ami
copper mnes-countess quarries Of gyp.
SUM Invaluable building stone immense
forests Of choicest ,imber-s rich and
prolific soil OF prairie and woodland in
terspersed with small navigabe rivers
and streams for hydraulic purposes: and
all the required resources necessary for
tue growth and prosperity of a magnifi
| cent State
Along the western baak OF the new
| territory, the Mississippi is navlgabie 10
ST. Peters. within six miles of the Falls
o ST. Anthony. Passing above the Falls
The liver is said to be nav'gahIe for a
smaller class of boats for a distance o.
from eight hundred TO two thousand miles
! 10 near its sources. The territory has
also five rivers which are susceptible %
navigation many miles in The Interior
The Chippewa and the St. Croix car
readily be ascenied with steamboats, Eft,
miles, 10 the heavy tiu,ber forests, where
are now erected, and in successful oper>
alton, large saw mills preparing lumber
for The Mississippi market. The lands
OF This secilsn are for he most part ara.
BILE, AUD susceptible Of the hghes, state
Of cultivation. The climate II tho coun-
try will compare with that oil New Eng
| land. - Am Sent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
GoyERNORJONES. OF TENNES
SEE


The following correspondence between
Governor jones', of tennessee, and sun
dry Wings of this city, has b en- furnish
ed rs for pGbIIca,i N, There are few ii
any public mon IN the Union whom the
Wings OF New Orleans mould take more
pleasure IN honorlng then GoyeIno Jones
Tropic.
New ORLEANS, 18th February, ls45.
Sir: Il no undersigned, on behalf Of
The " higs OF New Orleans, beg leave to
tender YOU public dinner, sincerely
trusting tha' your short stay in tho city
will not be found an impeachment 10 your
acceptance OF this invitation.
II is with no ordinary feel NO, of pleas
ure that they avail themselves of Tits op.
portuni,y to testify their appreciation OF
he stand t'ken by your gallant State a,
he last Presidential election. Pressed
| by ihoiSand insidious and conflicting
interests, with the strong arm of State
pride arrayed against her, she has nobly
risen superior 10 those temptations which
caused her friends To iremb.e for her So
teiy, and BY her VOC has endeared The
name Of Tennessee TO all who have the
advancement Of Wing principles at hear,.
10 yourself, as one whose voice frs, IN.
Ged the alarm which warned her Of her
dangers, andw whose untIrins zeal, energy,
taien.s..and perseverance,, TIN, ughout Ii q
contest, did mare 4 an tina, Of any other
individual towards establishing her firmly
| in her position, she owes q deb, of graft
tude ever To he remembered.
And under the CONVICTION that, 10 them.
selves also as members OF tho Wing party
throughout the Union, extends the obliYa
ton Of acknowledging the Jealous support
which their principles have ever received
nj your hands, the undersigned, as repre-
seating the W higs Of New O.leuns. sin
cerely trust thatan opportunity Of making
their Acknowledgements in the public
manner proposed, will be ohrlrded them,
AT such time as will be most convenient, 10
you,
With sentiments Of the highest regard,
we Subscribe ourselves, Your most obc-
dent servants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
IA

E N CHANCERY-Iu the Circuit superior
~ Courtot Law & Chancery for Ohio County
Sta of Virginia.
Between The Merchants & Mechanics Bank
OF wheeling, complainant
and
James Baker, Administrator n Israel Up~c.
grhh deceased, May Am Morris, Sarah u.
dFgraf, Jane UDdeeraf, Joseph Updesrae
yuliana Cpdegraff, Josiah r. UrdsgfsfT
EIiz ioe n Undegraff Edward Urdeeraf
israel Updegrsf the Younger, Elizabe,b
Camphell, sam uel LYON and Nancy ia
VIE, John R:tche and Ellen bis wife. 10
= Campbell and Parker Campbell, defs,
ants
Take notice that the dispositions OF James =.
B,ker, William Quarter and others will b /.
taken a! he office OF Lamb & RnssslI. att,f~
MES. in the City OF Vince line in the stste az
virginia, on Monday. The FOURTEENTH
day OF April, ID ls45, between the hours oi
eIghi o'clock, A NJ and seven o'clock P M 70
De read IN evidence in the above named care
onoehslf Of said complaiua nj "A nd ii from ar15
cause the taking a the same shall OF e coz =
mcnoed, or being CONNIE need, shall not le
completed on that day, the taking thereof wit
DC adJourned from time 10 time uati, the sane
shall be completed.
THE NJ. e. VI. BANK
Of Wheeling, by l.. &P
To the abovenamed defendants,
Darl4-1a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
Rscr.;,;,c ,h,,t Ala go, ,..o;, ,o,,

Regreiting that did TO, receive your
communication in time to prepare this re-
Spouse before 4 left your city. and tue con
scquent delay un'ii | reached this pace,
would again tender 20 YOU, and through
you, 10 the Wblgs Of New Orleans my
grs eful Acknowledgements for the uucx.
pec'ed and unmeriisd honor have re
ceive3.
With profound respect. am gentle.
men, you. o5enient servant.
JAMES & JONES.
TO Messrs. WIN. Chrisiy.J p Benjamin
C. Nj. Conrad, Z. Ro,e.ius, r Hunt,
and Others, Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
CoMMissIosIR's OFFICE, March II. lsas.
NOTICE

The parties concerned ib the matters in tss
foregoing decree contained, and all Others hsv-
ing any interest therein. are hereby notified
thai have appointed Monday the 18th day OF
April next, al nv ofhce in the city OF Wheel.
ing, county OF Ohio, as the time and place when
and where, l shall commence taking said ae~
count; on which day, by the hour Of III O'Clock,
"A M, they are required TO attend with ,beit
accounts and vouchers ready for examination
and settlemenl--and The creditors of The estate
OF John Cro'heIs, deceased, and al, persons
having claims against The said estate, are re-,
CURED 10 produce their claims with proof there
Of, before me. under the penalty OF being ey>
cludrd from the benefit Of any future decree in
The cause Ard further require the app.ar>
ance before me, Of the said Samuel J Crothess
that he NAV be examined on oath, 10 ali matter
touching the said account.
JAMES A CLARKE,
mar Ia Special Commission er dc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
This bill, passed after az arduous struggle oil
two or three days in the House of Representa-
tives, afterwards isken up and passed "
the Senate, iell tn ough, Us our readers are
aware, by The late President refusing. a Ia mode
Jackson, either In sign II or re urn 1t with his
% jeciions. wei have thought i, PROF err that the
country should distinctly Know what class of
appropriations IL il that the Executive selects
for he pu pose OF thus defeating IL.
The following proposed objects and amounts
OF appropriations are coried from that BILL
Nat Itei
For brcakwstsr q, Burlington, Lake Cham.
plain sl5 oOD
For breakwater at Pla,,sbuig, Lake
Champlain $4,000
For harbor a, White Hall, Lake Cham.
plain s COO
For haFoor at Fort ODtati Lake Ontario 10 COO
rof natoor al Oswcgo. Lake O0'eri0 $4,000
For BIG Sodus Bay Like Onafio 5000
For harbor at GeBeses river, Lake OntJ 25 COO
For harbor at Sackeu'S Harbor, Lake
| Ontario mo
For construction OF dredge boat for
lake Ontario $4,000
rOf haIoor al bnnaln, Like Erie 80 600
For harbor a, Dunkirk Like Erie 90 600
For haIh0r AT ErIo, Lake Erie so OpO
For GTond River barbor, Lake Erie 10000
tor harooi at Cleveland, Lake Ere % 600
For barber al Huron, Lake Ere s 600
For hsrbCr al Sansusky CITY 7 AXE Erie 6 OOu
E"f river kaisin hsrbor, Lake Eie 10 600
For dredee boat 10 be used on Lake Enc go 600
For he ST Clair ha,s 40 ono
For Grand River barbor l. Ike Michigan 10 GOO
For harbor q, The mouth OF the Kalama>
200 river 10 COO
FOR Dor at s. Joseph, Lake Michigan rs, 600
Fol harbor at Michigan city, Ike Nil
chisan 10000
For Little Fort harbor, Lake Michigan l2.COO
tof haroor al Racine, Lake Michigan 1852
For harbor at Milwaukee, Lake Miohigan25 900
Fol harbor at 81 Louis 10000
For breakwat r al Stamford ledge, Me. 90 900
FOR harhor al Boston 30 600
For harbof at Bridegroom, Connecticut 1900
For hafbor al Port ], ferson bay, Ny 5000
For haroor al Newcastle, Delaware % 900
For harbor al Fort Penn, Delaware 4OOOn
For Delaware breakwster 100000
For hsrbor at Bal,imcre city 20 600
For Hog Island channel, al Charleston
city, C. $4,000
tW surveys lhatnay be deemed necessa.
ryby The WarDepariment with a view
10 impr"vemenls for the protection and
security al The commerce III the coun'
" 10000
For removing distractions in the Hud-
son river 100000
For rem"v ns distractions in the Ssvan-
=, nah river $4,000
New Jersey $4,000
For removing distractions from the mouth
OF me Susquehanna river, near HavTe
de u ace, and improving the main cban
mel into The Chesapeake Bay 20 600
For the Ohio, above the falls al Louis.
vile 100000
For the Indian chute, in the falls OF the
Ohio Is coo
For The Ohio river below he falls a, Louis
vlle,snd he Miss;asippi Missluisnd
:, AtkAn' as rivers 100000
For sbi, can,l around the falls Of
Saul 81 Mary 100000
For Inc Cumberland road 2.5.O00
-fo'-'T'vur1g u rurnruunIcaIicb Between
Albemafie Sound and the Atlantic
ocean, and Improvement OF a hafbor
a'or near old Roauuk. Inlet so 600
For Providence harbor, Rhode Island COD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

o. The Richmond Enquirer makes
WY aces at the Inaugural, and pretends
not TO understand ihal part which refers
TO the Tariff. The fearless Editor saws
~ substance, that il Mr.. Polk means TO
say discriminate for protecion," when
he says discriminate f,r protection"
Why then Father Richie thinks there
hust be some mistake Bat if he don't
mean what he says, why 10 be sure, it is
all rig nj and coaiornable TO the establish
ed usnges OF the party. Bot whether 10
take Nr Polk al his word or not, Father
Richie don't know. Well, wsll. nous
verr0ar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

James E. Wharton, Esq: Be pleased TO
announce our late Efficient and talented
reprepenta'ive DANIEL VI EDeIyeToY.
ESQ, as suitable candidate 10 represent
The County Of Ohio in The House of Del.
ee.gales IN the next General Assembly, o f
Virginia. MANY VorKps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

0y- Thanks TO the watchmlness OF a
Wing Sena.e, the new Post Office Law
requires thai letters shall be advertised
in the phprrs Of largest circulation, with
out respec, to party. The Senate also
inserted a provision in an appropriation
bill, (tor the Navy, we believe that ad.
veriisemenis Tor contracts should be civ.
en- TO papers Of The largest circulation,
and the Locoloco House was 80 opposed
TO that amendment, that The Bill was near
being lost. But the firmness OF the Sen
ale Obliged the House TO recede. and so
some fat parry spoiis were saved to the
people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

BLANK books, RLANK BOOKS. sc.
IOHN HASN ELL.

~ BOOKSELLER Sia,iDnrr and Black Book
aD Msnufaciuter, Uaion Street, WhsclinS.
keeps constanily on hand AID MANUFACTURES "a
order Blank Account Books cf every descrip-
ton. MERCHANTS and others who are re-
curing New Books. can have them rSied To
anY pattern. and bruod IN the most desirable
n amer at the shortest notice, and warranted %
give sat sfac,ion
STA TIC merry in all itS variety snitaAls
for Merchants, Banks AMI Public Offices.
Al>o-A large assortment of School, Glass;.
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Bosk :,
al the rely ionsa prices. mar Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

MARRIED On the llth inst. by Rev.
u. X. Weed. MIR. john ]. llooE, Of Co.
lumbns, o., to Miss ANN l.. WILSON, of
this city.
Also-On the 18Th inst. by the same.
Mr. JAMES SHAW. Of Pittsburgh to Miss
NANCY NJ. WILSON, of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
Esm HE Pillshn rrh d, I'LL.

or We exceedingly regTetio see Tim,
nr. U'ibbrn's BIZ ier givIng the Baltimore
Railroad The rigii Of way u This city. has
been reported sack 10 the Ssn,te without
striking out the Objectionable SECTION rep,
ua'lng tolls. We fear this will deienf
The whole measure, md drive the road
from the Stale, whcn Pynusylyania will
repent when repentance can avail nothing.
We sh'il have more to say io-uDrrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

When the famous bulIies OF the Empire
Club visited Washington, Captain Tyler
permitted them To escort him in full uni
form. But Mr. Polk with more decorum
refused 10 receive them as n club and re-
qnested them, it they called on him, TO
dofi their tlane-colored finerv and conr
as plain cnIzens. Under Mr.. Tyler ciubs
were tumps. but when he passed, MIR.
Polk changed the sur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

trek was almost avosed by Tappan ia d
conversation shortly before be voted f,r
Texas. lie gave several reasons. newly
discovered by him. no doubt. why Texas
should be annexed-aud then he was ask
ed II he Intended to vote according 20 his
instructions Ills bossoon ike,voice 70
Piled: Don't you think the argument, !
have used will ha e more weight with m.
thaE any Wig instrnc,i uns2 Z"
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