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a coMrLIMENrro pENocR,TS

The Argus aIieimg 20 certain commuu,r.
u's's ih uhe rSPrr. burg TIE scmbiance Of
toninS ircn drno,rata, siy,. ~ Is mo,
than probable Ipt demo rais wro,e them
They q" - P1arfy Juiit and dsstnnis Of
6'0f sfn'f snd argument. that we ho,- our
correspondents ~ hilet thci- slide Ituouii
SEEN irpm the Atgrs that a lsck Of good sens
J'nlers itmpTs ll.,n prpbplSc that t,e article.
we've written ~ DEM rnt..
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A MEETING we Trust we hall /

A MEETING We trust we shall b.
excused iot calling the attention OF the
wings la The isr, that ou Thursday nigh,
a m%eriiug oi lhc ThomPsonian, wss held at
Robins, u ,on committees appointed Zoe every
ward ia ,he oty, The Wing party should
ps,tcrn after them ia appointing committees,
but not in the call ia the mcc,ius-soorefiy.
VII, were no, thc Philips snd Cots. the
Clemens ass ,hs leading mcmbcrs OF the par
u, who have done gooi service ia the esu-r
heretofore invited "a at least, iniuirncd II the
mectiRg1
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now WE APPLES SWIM

Cot Thompson speaking u Gen. jackson
says, Through h,s stormy aud ~oonyulsivc
civil csfeer s'oot with him No wonder
the GeDetai Wa, slucrssluli II thu Col. had on.
" Thought OF standing 18th him a little sooner
toe Gencral would have succeeded earlier. In
1921 When h. Wss defeated. Thompson was
sgaiust lim. la ISIS (afIer that awful Goa
l'iun) Thompson Was against him, bat Ia the
iall OF ls29 alter be- wss triumphant, Thomp.
son stool with him. Tic Argus SAYS ia la.
Justification.
NOTE BY THE EDITOR lit viii b. y.
m"mbcfed 'h1tJplmQ Adams acted with The
ppocratl, Party from 1874. until the old
republican priHeipios ol o. 20 were r,rired
80 M cvRfrsf oi l~2-. y lhr WAS appointed
tp ihe cnapssy ID Russia by Mf. Jefferson. and
w5s S-cfttsry ut Sts,e under the demucrati,
administration OF Ms. Monroe. The choice
between thr candidates. iof Presidency VS..
itea but ulr rloiv' vt ptl-Suls 'qucnt event.
divided the pauirs upon pri1ciplc. Upon
thos' principles Col. Thompson has ever stoo,
whrrc bc Stands.
The "oii republican principles" revived ia
ISIS did not convert Col. Thompson until
after tlc contest when victory had penched
on The banners of Jackson.
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ron rns rrsts


80 80"
CuIsEtntfrtb Wmnaws. thc oo,sd .L.,
Iff m-thc dcuoy Isk salc,,.I .ith .e
iai r'icTenoc GO bis p,plrf qushh. sfioss b.,
his approved Snsl masi,f.. ln.. We Ar h.,cy
70 noiiiy ti'e publ, l~rn et,,sy,sl, b., -,
he labor % dutJ aud Io,e wbefbr, on, -,
aad Afnd hearted posInas,c, on.ij,r,g A..
AFFINITY ios crnsin sr.o,es, II Ola ststL,s
'ffaciiy Ca wear Two Coo. saj ,,,,, -
smile and - hinsfy ,il. ha-se,oem,.l, -,
81 MN q iafs'us 90 eiin allow sncc fot ,,ta
snioes a. . Clerk 10 te Poet Oa,., ,h.,b
- q - nofoinsted W the bond and III
hafc BY which be- hold. hi. oar.t,I .,,,.,
"hethrf be- % psid b, Co. lss, g., ~
"O'' = 'he quanfi, 81 woti, vh,,, l- e.-.
~ "h'ihef he hss node = lunr rob Of II .,I
= p N"'e " "iufn iu Efuss. 80 soes,sa,.
"'i'h Sc "iii not nov st,smp, 20 A.,,b
al sl events is rndesvou to ms,ot,,,
20 . hts character Di pan,laa ans -,
sni l'as magnaHimou}y tumcd kn,le Grind
- col Below Mendsr 60 bis MILITARY l,et
~ Co Trosnpsoa 10, stscet. sW yo,.
his dWeillnr place ~, hss t,s,s.d ss-..
~hee De- ns,es visited before. mnless -.
Wars D. dreamed double droam. ar LA. ga
Cd AsSds With aheeuy How ar you. WHICH
be has never s-ized ~ warmly before. and ina
nrpfnng sad ieeliug hs victim with The
saooibuea 81 ihe dove. combined via, a..
subtletg ~ TIE srpent, comes out 81 lsst Win
Che wosfirous questions. Any oh dhoes IA
msni' Aay oll knWes 10 Rnnd7 Won
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TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS.
Senate not ~ Sssion.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IHAAN - 70
HoUSEoF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Oregon Resolution was received from
the Senate and Informally laid upon the table.
The HoU.e went into Committee 81 the Whole
upon Tic BH 70 erinad jurisdiction mr. fht
Territory II Or1roH.
MIR. Owen of 10. sna MIR Tbompson spoke
10 favor OF The Bill ia conclusion ci the lie.
hate Of 2 o'clock.
An amendment was adopted Incorporating
a Provi~, that thc Bill should not D. allowed
10 operate upon Rny subject Of 6rcat Britain
during the cii-,encc ~ the treaty at 1877, OF
until The notice shall have been given accord
ing TO the trims provided for in his treaty.
The amendment fos nsiSihg two regiments
of mounted men was struck out. and ,he az.
rropuau "a 70 carr the bill into effect, reduced
from $4,000 10 100000.
The Bal was then reported 90 the liou...
snd the Prsious Question seconded on po.
ton Of Mr.. Thompson OF Ia.
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CRY on Wury,,yo

In Council, April IS, 1916.
The follow ing appittatiuus urn presented
iof 'ieeuses Tor oriinsucs aud leid on the "a.
b'e Unit, the neat .%ieeisig. va,
'"hn Robinson 10 b. kept on Msar~ct IT ~
ward.
fsIntk Campbell, 10 b. KEEP, on Main IT,. T.,
werl.
Daniel lady. 10 be kapt on Main st.. iai
ward. "
yo~eph Roll 10 h kept Oh Main 81, 3fi ward.
4th ward.
'oin fiSfr raid to lc KEEP, on Marke, IT,. u
ward. -
f"denek Moacr. 70 b kept on Main ~, Is,
IAAfE l(uy
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.nn.. LATEsTN
nI'IttN NJ OF NEW GOOD~
TR JOB NsToN, IN.

rNsFM a .aa
"tt tit AL b.
fsssn 1s,as .n.
siEiNG G0Ou an
a., st $500 .s.ss
ssfs sas $1,000
~ As . sstsss4At
20 SEE -
=" satt ssra
Gffta go o.
Y~e ~A - Fes1 ~a efs.n.
s9u
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CT Thom?soa says in the Argus thu, hi,
horrible ~rniis>s- about negro in,urfections
sal nunlvf wrrs uttered when be was too
was sch = .pooncy at thc agc OF twenty eight
J shouki very much doubt whether Ia. head
has ever got haT at all IL wac hard run
wtSn dc had to s%tultiiy himself at the age OF
o.
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sENATw.


Ohao County. Apnl 2nd. lSi6.
J. 4. WHNWrcS. Ese b plcagsi to an
nounc, DANIEL. NJ ELLINGTON. our
hate rshcient mfnbcE a. a candidate iot uhc
hoUse al Delegates, al the approaching Isc-
tinn. MA\l VOTERS.
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c. The imPadrnce OF The Argus writers.
VINO assume HAT Cd. ThomPsou's election i,
necessary 10 ur sicccss OF Wheeling ia the
fail.road question. !, only cquaIl~d Nv th.c,r
inaligniiy va detrict,ug tom the valuable SCI.
vice. Rendered b. Col. Parriott, and their un-
rrnciflod nuscDcss ~ threatening. by ias,n.
us''on- ,l'e, Il to- peol Re OF Wheeling will
not vote ior Thompson, h. aud Ms friends
HH r9"nt - prom't ne iattrss's Of The o,fy
heroaJftr. Remelnb~r iln- next Thursday.
aud reward sueh ~lh4Iucs, as IL deserves
Col farn"u has done hs duty without an,
reward snl he MAXI, no fhreais even il s,mr
men " Wheeling 'link proper To vote seans,
him.
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MEDICAL CONVENTION - Ennd
Aicdirai Convention b. fo o,sembl, IN New
loh uig slnc tim dduag next moaih. The
object d 10 false thc s]isaisrl Of Medical El.
uriou.
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ruLNONARY AFFEcrInNs.
sIlLL - EItl14H rArhtF


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NJ orfo"aAnsss -hah sfs ira 90 us "a. fat $50 80
dsssaY eas nes sssias . ,or, 49,, go go
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sea sef~r. ,hr pfefsss esht .ssst, a hseAiax $3.50
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81
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RENENBEgl

Col. Pau,oit has been called in Col. Thomp-
otgaa a &C. snda csasLEs.
Rcmembcs uii.. next Thursday.
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EIEorioN.

Nnsts 80 ~sstaas fssurf
- - d % 90.
Pc Whsfbas sssnrr fa.assa f. go.
Ffa su ~ hsia 81 IT, aa-m NJ
80 ~ = Aisy sssi htvsss H n
Fpar AroY y...
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JAMES S. WHEAT. {
NOTICE n % N -

- 1.
There viii BE- cclcbnsiiun II ihe s~npi,,,
sti 81 Tie independent order al Odd Frlt,,s
NIP N ihis city ou ly Ash ins. b, p~.
Ccssion 81 IN
An GRAFTON will a. delivered =, sl~ Re-,
III hoefl'Nsoi Sieuh~ht@ ale al.,. = s.rp,o,
at ,ins crv.
Tic Tn-'rc' - he 81 u Chort ~,
Aiiidly gfantci go us fhe ~ 81 ihr,, g,o,,b
Ter Tins otasiun TIE sruicrs sfill 80.
mence 81 III oclock al b.ofher ~ ~.
and Travelling bfo'lNn II COOL ..snliog
afe io'tioi 10 p%uicipats With ~
ne NJ , uhores Cvaf by brot,e, gob,
ileHi.lo" iafif icairr have roBsntrIio 90,
'''m aP~fi1puaie music espfc-sl, f,f 49,.
,aripu In uiizrns end oflr~
iulIl invited ,n attend.
ArnlI' 1916 H. BOiLEAU Cbsa~,,
r. "Affs = a-rraaffasatt az 49,
.--ai = ff1atha Lofty s. I3
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AEW AND CHEAP GUUpS
AT NO. 40,
rorsyrn a sssrs's,

fAtnlttNG FoGsYru a nkgyRs
q ER 81 wuKklIN,. 4,
HNHk etb>CRtbER dss ss nsr..u -
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49, "a 'hs. eHy sAss Ne ga s~as.essase n, -.
= Ia nsasfsUs ess-~~ss sssi s.sesss "a ~. go
'"sh pirhpsre sud ssss~assis Ge-i.. l~ke. pi.,.-,.
- ." oaneins 10 lhss hat 10 = nav r...,.-
ard rii cgn,,nSs ~ tseslss realhi, sh,m.A.
no .reson. ne largest end hrss selected sso<L n
cH.'s sser "a I'D - ne ckshiss Trs- Ia -,
eiT. pas,hs.sa iss~ 'A~ bel t-rs.ss Va rssl.d,l.
tAit acs B.h,sssre. sNi selected srm he 49,,
sod r1-s sFsn,sed xsskr. 10 sscs, arann,. Go
= 80 Scaseu. snS ~tH - seid hts xey .m.nI
vsssr. vAG Ss.nch. Eaeiss asi A.neut, an r.
Ssshsispas snprrhee ~ sfttun. q siilss H.
40 A. lrv-hir crera. Bs~ and Lnau. He
q -; ksfs hssrf h,ss snd Ws.l E.k 49,.
mihet Css'su srss srs desirable. slsn single m,n.J
pisn s.i fsssy fsrnch al Ea.lssa Cs~sr~,,,
trfy srrrtIsf snl cheap. alss 2 4 SOD ca g.
snf silver ~'rcd SD risia T~eeds. iso. en-,
n-i,s@ ffench Ls-~r pn'i 81 QssIa,e.. S..A-..
'tsAs . 40 DIE P>r-ian. tsaisns anil Orl~,.. a
30 r. insn ani Crsca PA 4. err~d sui cn..s
F."aa-a~. s'sd Ns.slrs.. PLAIN. s,,,r~i A..
N'e''e- aFi CHE Percy yc.par, j. Gus, ,,,,.,,
fht aeose f-~. ~Na 10 ssis 70 sssss =, g.,
ave s'i,'f snf r-sf ~~c'tssra w~srsnssd ras.i ~
snt a. ths' - ne fs.s~tn sssir.
Ready .1Iasfe CiesAjmr.
~s~A b"-- md ffosk cs~ts. f.a sspss6n~ ',
MFd'ans = iali a~i eonslsss a...ru.o, s.wr-,
s "eNF~e ss-rnneri rompsianx ali The Va.
rr''e' qeshi~- md rs,ee. Ca. net. A. ye,w aol
'~fe'. nf'ss $50 f"-t Csss; . very s.n.rl o..
""'Srh' d. d c-ssmf's cs-iss,. CssJ and Be-.
s'rses f'.'> 10 ., r. nj j.. Net. a, &c.
Al. 20 ! a nas l." IN s~i MusI,s sh:r.: H.
-iGs. csaar. sc. Tsds surnn . a. orc .,.-t
LAWN afd Na.iin 49, Pslues'o sns Lrshss, u.t.-
sth ne rs,si ssissy 81 sasrrads.. Iie.s. &s
] ,asst ny ftsnds ard eosiosnets and ali An
seafse si red ea~. 70 give ne call. assu,-
threw ! rsu snt vii .eli ,h,sa . rsDa su-le o, Ca,
pnfe' g. each cf Ihe usual srns ~ pron,a Gu.
Ifcmsfs
Rec Ices NJ "a .is, strrer.
ALEx ROGERS
: % - 80 Ncst anj PsnsaI,sa Mako. .,n.
I'D T. eVd hssds, scps else need srpt. rs.a
sui ne h,stei r,irr all ~ gwen. We &.frg
rtt tsod. " rtassilsJ c.ase. M
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MEAlCo-oas las, Intelligence from IN.
Sou,h, j. OF tn return 81 Mr.. SliiclI. our
Minister 20 Mexico, AMI ,hc htlliscrsni pro1
unity Of TIE two Armies. bat We have NO
occasion TO a~PPrhead MAR. Il is supposed
,ha, there VIII IS another rcvoluiion in Mex
leo, and other men IN power, u COR mex, al
yicrs
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The Oregon resolutions oienad b. NJ, Csii.
icnieu pas~od ihc L. $ Snai- on Thursday
last. They are about a. near to nothing a.
nigh, b.-ro oaly the % degree.
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Niefins btis1n 80 o. S,n. ~ To-
fanct ncfts stsr Fraist .,..,,
ecius D. N III so..,
Ai3 Ni story f1H so. III Nsio
A HALfuN FII %
IHws Weaarra,s -
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A voBlSCuM.
roR tn, rrAss

NJ. Warrior i will not voucl, Tor the
accuracy OF the follow ing r,pcr, OF a di>cas.
-ion Nii Ia have taken place ia Eat Wheel.
my the other day, a. ! was ac, psrscnt at it
mys,lt. Bat Il aay onc !, At al disposed 10
tc"bt ~ cHiir ooTfectne~. on nelernng -
the parties, | have no doubt he will receive
,aIi.ln,finn ON iI. mint Y,r1rs
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Dn tHts TANNlas ESQ
lie fhitR TAtlL
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STEA
PORT OF
S& WHEELING Ms<

REPORTED ny CuAs. n. BERRY
ssnlNAh n DEPARTURES
" Booisjcr "a, last As hours. eWdisg v,si.r.
day az I o'clock. y. NJ.
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JAMES ~ExPgcTORAvT,

Water n he chaanrl , Il. Yelling.
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READY IA n

Ike this pfPNuuntY - msnihsn. that I have
hnsinss "a Toy s~ccsa'. lLs'et9,s nv
'nen.i' and sass,sss, aFv ,,Psessiiy "a, ted ~ ealt
on M - ~ .s'fs ~ fIuSs 4 CO.
- 10 q ~ GRAHAM
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inflnalns ~ 9%asiuss. a,f cslos--
insh irras LINN CHECK. Gnrshsm. cAmbr-on.
and al oihsf hshi Csr-t. ,aiahis i- ssmm.r WEI,
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CLOTHS, ~cAssIMEREs, &C.

% three ~~ srse anfs a,d ~. slie.i s..0s, -,ea,.
.uch IS Bfk bloc Hrk. Riu~ Inv s,iie Gs,ea s.d
pihef Fares euh,f. ~. iJ~ ia.sr NJ hsvr a large
ard veil . csd a-sortsnsHi 90 NEsrlNcs. .ssh
a. r'ain aad D it.ey siiin. PLAIN and 90 q s,ik. PLAN
h0,, Msf.ciiis, .BaH. Cas.lmsrs. Engi,a. Qailisar
sc 80
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-25
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE. Sept ei--Arr ship Maryland Rains, London;
schr Benj Buck from the susquehanna Cid, bark Ave-
ron Jordan Gulf Of Mesco secs Amelia Smith, York;
Josephine; Latoureue 90; T'sospcr Gardiner Virginia;
sdeips; SD Br brig Somerset Harvey, Demarara; schr
tecii Bipney, Cumana. -
NoRroLK. Sept 2s-Arr brig Metamora Wotten, Thomas
ton brgs -Four Brothers. Slater homa'ton Gordon Nurch
Ssco Me: schs Martin Smith Wilson, Port Depose; u
DWspIes, Smith, Washington; Randall, Cook Boston;
Mary Auguss, Hughes Thoinastoni RAINBOW, Rogers Bos
ton; Elizabeth, Long, " Carolina.
PHrLAprLrrIIA, Sept 2tArr briggs Oak Ryder Boston
Trux,lIo Atwood Wadrboro Me; |. Richardson, Park
Marsc bo; sehs EIizaoeth Bourne Nantuske ss, SINAI.
VinaI Boston; Jackson, WInche Providence, Charles
ton Packet Thitche Boston; Scituae Baker Boston, Cvi
liam Nichols Passport; barge Star, Loughead New York
ca ship Wyoming, Merehen Liverp9oI: brig Olivia Me
Estport; Achsah D. Douglas York. North Carona Mil
le Charleston; Frederick Warren Warren, Boston, Alba
tross, Treworgy Boston; barges Dolphin, Lamb YORK;
Grsmpus, ONeill, do.
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MEpIcAL ABA retired pAyessI.. A.. ,...s.lySyh'

MEpIctL AID-A retired RhyHss|.n h, ,.sss,ly psh'
man nature, entitled 'fhe Rubicon" il is intended
endto such happen to iced advice privately IL
treats upon diseases and Of decste and
private nature among which yenerca m all Its varieties
ana with complete for and also
In relation the Of certain habit the
young and thoughtless. Price so cents
The folio wing few from the works Of emf
nent ply sicians on this SUBJECT
Many yiruous people predicted immense harm from pub
fishing information IN delicate a subject
topic n physiology which artificial modesty has hit'
eIto covered up
at confined the obscure and vicious, but pervade
all classes of society"
"Nether the plague, nor small pox, similar
diseases have poduc results disastrous humanity
at is the pesence that wake darkness, and the de-
structon that wasteth MONDAY"
81" excies the powers Of nature undue action and
duces violent secIetons which necessarily
haust the vital principal aud Of body and mind hence
the early failure or loss of the faculties"
For the of diseases aud consequences ennang from
this dangerous practice Dr. Gregorys Inyigorang Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted he'll and noursh
the constitution repair inward wasngs loss Of Appetite
depression Of spirits conus enriches and
pues the blood without heating and nfamne itPrce So
bottle of half dozen $l0 carefully packed
for expectation. s2o lmer
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DANG .NG ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER Of DUANE AND

MR. g. ROBERTSON, in announcing to his friends arr
WI the public that his Classes for the tuition of Danc
will at the above rooms Wednesday, Sert 3o
takes the opportunity Of returning his mos. han.
psctiuy that he will introduce in his Academy
this season, various and fashionable dances with the
favore Pokas Mazurka and Polka quadres the graceful
and much admired Redowa with Mszurks and other
days and Saturdays Hours of for ladies' Misses
evening Assemblies will take place semi-monthly, COM
mencng NOV. Mr. H. would also that he will
give private instructions pupils or in classes
their residences OF Mr. RS private Academy 80 Ca;
open Thur.day October st For particular nior-
nation please apply at his residence, SO Canal street.
N
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RAILROAD MovEMENr.-The great Convention
which is 10 assemble AT Weston, in Lewis county,
Virginia the 25th instant will be attended by repre-
sensations from large portion Of western Virginia We
observe that Richie County has appointed hundred
delegates. that Nicholas County will be repre- scented by
fifty of her citizens, and that other counties will be re
presented by delegates numerous and respectable Eve
~ house In the town of Weston and its vicinity is be
thrown open for the reception of the delegates. The
object OF this convention have before stated is
concert measures for obtaining from the Legislature
Virginia cha ter for the construction of railroad whose
eastern end shall unite with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road and whose western terminus shall be the Ohio
river One Of the gesolutions adopted by the Nicholas
county meeting complains OF " the injustice done TO
Western Virginia by thu Legislature in not only it'll
holding appropriations for the obstruction of works Of
internal impro' ewepis, TO aid in developing her
sources bui also eiuns 10 grant the people the right
OF way To construct those works with their own means
We cannot but believe that the Convention will triumph
over all opposition and that its objects reasonable
and commeodabe "a themselves will be fully attained.
Bolt. .imeTicda. Sept "a
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Foreign Importatlons.

& ~ hip Manchesteris crates hhds eartheu
w 'sesson[2 bales mdse TO order-l2do John fiibon
a. cIa,es " binds esrthenwsre II Ball-9i bbls pow.
a. beggett-2 mill stones DIR Roseu Browni0
ma. ~ yaItnenware Hammersley-3 cases bales
do @ brothers eo2 bales mdse cases bun
~, round rods ceatre and plate crown Mat. man
~ III cns,n WIN fox-l cask hardware Reed 4 Sprseue
,rANA-brig Garnetl2 bales wax $40 Yes sn1,r Masses
Nv segars Iruo Brothers-6,00 segars Never
Taylor X co. - "" oONes sugar j
MO 1AssIso=Bark Mszeppa--3eop bags coffee do,.,
IJseNooa Snklng lronside5o bags coffee sm,,h
. oos s's" 20 tapioca ITO cases mats Il Ewbank
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Packets to Sail.
Packets TO Arrive.
Ored.

G ss;:;,s aSseh + ad;, Ssassa eISs baden
hhehs fsy,nsa Rsmi De1na,s Woodsuyy g.
%sssd ss, o
Globe, sery Demsola; Savannah selles, Jeaerstown
pSiiI sss
Isaeiph,a pan-l Webster, pslancey dePhla-sSop
ladolpha-BaIge PHI ldeIphia, Dehar Philadelphia
Arrived.
m Ss sas ass A Aug with
Bark Victor to Py@ogth, CLARK % days from Bremen
Blk Tennessee winsow Z, days from New Orleans,
Nsserp wnf smith 70 ay from Rio ae. with
fee aud rosewood ska Sronsile On the GOTH passed
Brig GsTet f BOSTON, collins dass fo% Havana
with sugar TO Joha Taylor Vessels left before reported
Big Emil toi Wells, Perkins IS days from Areeieo
ss BE- S%i s ss
Big Masos naydsa Is day. from savannah to siorses
part pf ysw boat no nance All the crew n sick with the
southern Sna fever c,..,. ~ , ;,, .,,o. .a
rice to Duaham pimos The L. hal heavy weather off
h,tes the 18Th and 10th which has had constant
ss wh va fore s"S 4 eSSd no,
the iiss,e from Rio JaHero for Boston
The G. had IN the surveying brig Washington under
9th; her Delaware pilot boat in the
mouth 9fhe Delaware. The W. hadlost overheard the
Brig Wso" Fuller Crawford 10 day. from with
schr ebecca Collins days from Brandywne with corn
schr VIM Henry, Philadelphia with coal to W Trus.
sshr + skinner Xxi Pelham, Folly Landing, corn; -.
naval stores to Mitchell u''' rom 'e"0e - win
ss ss t1osEs fRRsSSaa e COAL
schr Susan Weller2 days fion Philadelphia with live
Below.
Two Bnss.
Packet ships Louis Philippe, Havre; Toronto, London
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Sales or stocks mt Boston.

SErr 2,1s shres Boston x Worcester Railroad "a adv;
Western Railroad S99d per sh; 81 New England Bank Ia
ady: 10 Union Bank y adv; City Bank s99h sh;
Eagle Bank 4 adv; Mass Bank tpar $500 81 per CT 70
per sh State Bank s5spar $50 Per 81; fremont Bank
adv; Franklin Co. ss per sh; Taunton Branch
Railroad, 10 adv; Great Falls Manuf CO. $3.50 sh;
P'buIg CoppeI Co. Ssh 81; II Boston and Lake SUI
BRoKERs BoARp-25 shares Norwich & Worcester Rail.
road m 5ss; 2j,do, m, 58s4 25 do 58'S; Boston
and Providence Railroad, l071s; Eastern Railroad,
stock, l0l