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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
SELLING Off At COST,
UNDERMINING TO close out my present sock
- nj cost aud expenses. Ladies' can speculars IA
buy the following articles Of
LADIES, WEAR.

Super French. English and Scotch Cashmere
Of tho newest patterns Silks. Alpacas Bombo1ines
runisscnnes. Merinoes; French, English and Do
NEST, Chimes anal Prnis. several hundred pieces;
Scotch. Manch ester and American Cinehams in
great variety; Ribbons, Flowers. Silk aud Mohait
Fnngcs. Gmps and other rr,mmings--n large stock
of COrseis, Corded Skir;s. Welsh Flannel "a Twist
Cotton and WOOL Flannel. Silk chain and genuine
Welsh Gauze Flannel; Linen cambria Hdks very
large and desirable nssoumeni; Linen Cambria.
JacOnct. Swiss aud Scotch Null and Book Mnsns
Cambrcs. plain, corded and PLAID. Long Lawns end
ali other such white goods--Thtssd Lace. aud
Edsings Isle and Cotton do; Jtconet and Swiss
ESgngs and Inseriings. The very best ASSORTMENT.
SuAwLS- super Tu,kerri. Cashmere. Thibei.
Wool. ombd ord plain. Mon,lin de Lame do.
French Mcrno do. super black emb'd C,olh. Thi-
bet wool aud Alpaca Shawl; a great variety of
Mourning Shawls-nl'o a lsrss lot oi colofed pam
aud enb do. Blanket. Cotton, prochs snd o,h-,
medium ond low priced Shawls. Ale. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR CiOAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet, SILK aud Merino, q handsome assortment
Bonneis vclNe,s. Silks and lowers French
needle worked Cspes. Chin zetirs and Collar.
haajsone small fg'd. high colorcd Mousin de
LANES Tor children; super black Lace Wells wor.-
ted Cars sod Goats inr children; Gum Elastic snd
web Suspendefs for Bows HOSIERY, Black and
White Silk. Alpaca. hleriuo. Wursled. Lamo'-
Wool. Cashmere. Cotton and GcrmHntown Hose. oi
all color. and rrc,s, or Ladies. Misses aud Chill
jren; also Grecisn Boots for children. GLOVES
Black. white and coored Md. black and white silk
Ca,hmeIe. Merno. Cotton. FIllei. Neit. nohait and
every her description of this article, ior Iadie..
Misses and ohildren;a large and supetb stock To-
ge,hcr with every variety Oi Goods inr Ladies and
Chlldreu's wear. II SELBY,
nov % Corner Main & Madison SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

nOCTOR FELIX'S Family Apsusnt PiIs. faf
~ he cure oi Rheumstsm sr5 many Other de
eases, iyrssls BY 100, 2e) ID nCINNfs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
NE VIZ FALL GOODS!

~ sod qualry We believe cannOi he eIceliei IN
th. city. We have CLOTHS Of Ell the various
tolofs. qualities aud pfiee, Cashmere. Shiiiaeis
Jeans. f.insey. Ker-eys. Tweeds. SC. Our stock OF
Gsniisr,sH's tVsor is very large sod complete.
LADIES GOODS
OF ever, Mind. such Ga.hnefCs. M-uslin De
Liine-. PLAN and Fancy. Fed ADD sunred Silk,
snd he nosl e1tensive .tnck Of ALPN 81 eve
~ style aud quality. which we tsn sell very much
cheaper ihan ever befsse; slso Cal.eoes GIN Fhsms
En.l ish nd French Meunoes. Oflean. rlpth. Bon
nets aid BpnDei SILKS sBd vsiyets. Rbtons. , o's.
ere Gloves. Hosiery. sri tho greatest qusnttY II
shAWLS a. every dsscrpiion. We invite Ell N
ea'i sod .es our stock believe ws hsVs ~.
vsn,sfcs Tor buying equal g. shy utssf house. and
We pledge ourselves o. cell goods - low ne,
cen - fought va The Guy.
/ oci sENsENEY s. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
Ef o. OK s. TOR ESI.

BOOhS!l BOOBSNn
VIE SUBSCRIBER ha- jrsi received q new
w,tk cuiuled Minstrel of ZION ~ Relxo..
Songs wth appropriate M',sic. chreay original by
tho Rev. Hunter aud IiaIeheld, n,so @ sspry Of
Family anI PYche, u hlc.. various blndInr. =
Works on T1coloey; School Rocks wuh variety n
Almanac, Tor tie ensuing ycer
FISHER Agent
nov is No 1873 Main Snset
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
FOR RENT,

A WILL RENT my Store House in 'hs strinz
I To good tenant ou very desirable terms und Il
dcs'Tcd will reut The dwelling house adjoining 10,
with The Store House. W + SEIBY.
uuV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

MEL. MOORE & co respectfully inform
1 Y The travelling putic thai they have nv on
management with Voufhes a. Go, ard q Hinton
extended Their splendid National Road SIngc
Lines direct 10 ~ Linis. Ihrpugh Indianapolis.
reue il,uie aud Vandsia aud that unsurpassed
accommodations can Low be had through the entire
route
FAST MAIL COACH leave. wh.elrns daily
q, lO"'clock. 4 NJ. To Cincinnau IN SO hours ~ ST
LOUIS 6 days
P'l-I Cosch leaves Wheeling daily a, 10 O'Clock
r NJ &c hour. tU Cincu nlti
ID TALLMAD 5E'S Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock z NJ. - hour. to
NnysNlile, Ky.
EIItas furnished on ell The above line. To parties
~iih The privilege u sleeping OF t6avelingai ~ hi
they m.y wish.
Office No 81 Water st. fret door below the u =
Hoel. Wheeling Va.
jan ~ WE COWDERY. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK sGORE

JoHN FISHER, Agt, Rook seller aud Station
or, NO i35, Main Street Wheeling, Va 80
hclt4 the patronage OF hls former fTieads snS
customer al his ola stand, where he will bs
able 10 supply them with Books aud STATIONERY
al Tedu~cd puccs. lie has now GA hand large
assoc InSnl and - constantly receiving supplies
OF MclicaI, vi scclIanCous, IN oOlog cn! and
S;ehoo bo0k'. Also ELL of every vstioiy Il
n'nuInE all ni winch IRE Is able To afford ss
cheap Nc they can be gotai any otner place in
the city.
H'anesiptee s.yen for Rsgsia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
EXTRACT OF CoFFiE.-T61 90

EXTRACT OF COFFEE.-'ThI. srIcIe
- has been discovered vf ,fe 10 EIope ssd
hss become ecslshfssd 90 over he continent ihsi
every family makes nee ~ Do. not oHly "a ssving
Of eodee. bgi az eefisin femsjy 90 pteyeui hist
5issdful dsesss. Dysaepsia. g. improves So lose
81 the cOr 90 she cous 80 sISe. ne bail ts qusn
IVY Of coffee. u cisss Tie ,uh better Than egg.
'sin-Elsss sny ojhef sr,cie. 90 eesung. ~ col,
81 the store u - MCiNNiS
oct ~ Market Simafs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
MILLINERY.

RS WADE would respectfully inyitc the NJ.
WI tenfion OF the Ladies "a her second shock 81
Winner Millinery. just received. Grfa one ui the
'uosi ashionahlc french Hoses ~ New YOsk--
Tier goods sfo % The best quality. we'll selected.
and OF the yefy latest styles and conssi ~ pau oi
The following au6les. Lsdies' BoBnsi.. Gags IIesd
dresses end Bltde... noei and Cap Ribbons.
French Viewers. Plume, Fancy Nsts Nciysis.
Sin, ard Siiifs. St'k srd Wash G.puds. Silk and
Li'e Lace. and Edulngs, sreos Trimmings aud
seveul other r iomiur. asd N0ions ,io nurosruu.
90 mention. The ahJ,e g.1is Nil ~ spd IS per
cent cheaper Than any oi ibe sane Mind his eide OF
The Msun'ars
\ u Lsrhofu sud Spw Bsnnsis cleaned steel
pressed. ADD done ug boo lhc best style npd a. shou
rOuc Mrs \ WADE.
nv ~ Cpfue' Fpanh 4 Urt-sSs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

kBA BRLS No 2 MACKEREL,--
0HWB so DO Souih No d.
30 do Eorh so 3 d. jo.l received
deed &c RANCLE q co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
FRUIT TREES.
4 FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUGHES

a FEW THOUSAND NtRGlNIA HUGHES
"a CRAB APPLE TREES nud large vaneis
o he bcsl selected grated run. foY snle Nv
ID ZANE, Wheeling Island.
Per-pns drsrous Of procuring Ffuu Trees can.
noi hni better opportunity Of supplying fhcn-
selves
Refer 10 Dr. Johnston, Louisville Kyi James n
FJfsylh ard Ey DYsey. Wheeling. Va
nov Z lLm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
WARRINGTON HALL,
nArKET srRErT, sTEuBENvILLE, emo
JOWN IR ONN ProtlriIfo..


JOHN IR ONS, Proprietor.
Mis- esl'bi 'shmenI has been taken Ivy the uns
defsgneJ. who respectfully bcgs leave ~
iniorm his friends aud the public generally that u
has been retucd aud furnished ia n siyl, tot sar.
passed by any house IN ,h. place snd Ut least equal
to any IN The Went
ws.h,n g,on Hall ~ locstcd m tho business part
II the town. On Marker Street, nearly srpo.ue the
Couu Ii"1.e and public hu,ldihg-. aid wihin
few steps Of The Market. The situation b. tho most
elevated Of my putlic house In he Guy comma n q.
Ding view Of the River Tor several milr. ahove
and below
An OMNIBUS and Servants. will al all rmo.
he IN readness 10 convey pas'enge'a md their bog.
gage 70 and from he Steamboat landings
Every s'conip odai'on which The public have .
right q expect may now he had nj the Hall. co
terms as reasonable !. offered by any other good
hosse IN Steuhenvile Authe proprietor v, 10 spare
no pains or expense 10 render general saiislacuon
this. ~nh hs long experience ~ Inc business. Wil
make u The interest of those who come hrs cay
" giUs him a taH' JNO IRONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

IORSFS FO8 SAIL have iwo first rale
tipfses fur Harness 90 Saddle Une Of ,hsm
-scker wiIl sell ~ vrfy luw prices
ssl u . M0iN rs. Market sauare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL $40 600.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
DiTsCt0yy:
A Woods. w w Shriyer, A Woods,
Z Pollock, Thos PAUL. Go w Thomson,
NMcNsugh,en, w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF w HEELiNG.
Capital $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre.ident.
SoB.EsKI BR,DY, Cashier.
Directors
Caldwell, w 4 Selby, Jas Baker
re woods, Y Patterson, w Gill,
acob Goodine. wm Fleming, SAM on
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFIcg MnsST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DIRECTORS
nj Nelson, a Paxton, Rog'rs,
A N Johnston, Saml Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OETioE Mirs ST.
THOS HUGHES, PTesidept.
M Nelson, A Paxton, An Johnston
JCrumba Ter. r Baker. J Baker,
John Knoie, w + Peterson,
RoBr MCCOY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFicE MAIN ST, BELOW Nj sR"E.
SAMUEL NEIL President.
Directors:
Brady, Rubt Crapgle, Jas Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno Gpshorn, Daniel Lamb,
nc Woods, JAG ,b shriver
w HARDisa. Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
a e GRFER 3 MOTrEs. n, ls1 Mn,s.l.

NNt'I'N = WI TO y No TO- M1FNsIH'
n ca"he ir' G11d Bar am. 70 Ftynrh snd En
slish Beavers. Tweed and oibe' cio,as, also sons
81 ~ cheapest piain utd itu,y C.ssmerts In ov n.
Cali end 80 ihsm octIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
CITY OFFICERS For Isi5.
MAyoR-CEO DULTY.

MAyoa-CEO DULY.
CosneiinsR
Cierk-JAMys S. WHEAT
St,geani-Jou MuRRAr.
va. VI Mas'r-R. uAMILroS.
Thos Hughes, Matthew MLire, w Wilson.
w w Shfiv,r, A Todd, Brady,
y F Saabotn, Geo Mcndell, o " flsiSkell,
M Nelson, r Coen. VIM PumnhIsy
jacob Annex, Il f Kelley, III Roberts,
- Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF 1HE
COUNCIL.
On OrdinaEesS-Messis Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady asd
Lamb.
Ga Aceounis- MesSrs Saiiyer, Sanboin and
Kelley.
On Streets and Aiiies-McsSrs Todd, Viii.
son, McnGell, Amick and Kelley.
Ga HaiSr Uorks-MeSSIs SansoTn, N'LuTe,
Todd, Co,n and Roberts.
On Market HOKSe - es..s HeiSkell, Pun
phrey and Ceen.
On Coal BankS-MtssrS Amick, w son Re.
berts and Superintendent OF Wafer Works.
On ITiarre-Shriv,r, Hughes aud Amick.
On Five aytusni-M eSSTS Todl, M'Lpre,
Sanborn, Pumrhrey and Rol efts.
On Pettioas-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
On Saiorie,-Messis Kelley, MLure, ShrI-
vcr. Brady and Nelson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
N1IRGINIA-iV cUANcFNY--AI Ioie. lei

~ lhe Clefk = "hiCe OF tho Circuit Superior
C"uu 80 Law and Chancey irr tho county vi Ohio
~ the month OF December l9t5
Lows Swell, Com plainsnt,
Frederick Smith John Rn,hie. Samuel Nesl, So.
blesk Brady Tue Merchants and Mechanic.
Bank Of Whrelios. Jicnb s Shriver J-hn G.
Campbell and Aneii, ~. his wife IIauson w
Chagine and Elizabeth S his wife Parker Camp.
bell and Label h's wile. Ameiia SsusR Zacha.
riah Jacob admInsrnior of Snmuei Srrigg. Ne.
ceased. Christian Wlef. Gnilicb Frphi.ch Nor
gan Nelson. David Wagner and Fredeucs C
SpegeV'r. D.|eBdasB
The defendants Frederick Smith, John Richie
David Wagner and Frcderck { Speseysr. NOT hsv-
iug entered heir appearance and gwen security
According W ihe net Oi assembly and the rule, of
hs court and % appearing BY ssllsfaoiory proof that
they are nat iuhsbiauts u The Cummon~ eslih of
Virginia. on motion of he complaiuant by counsel
% .. ordered hat he ssd defendants do appear here
m the ffsi Monday in February neIt snh answrf
he Cumpl, naul. iuil AID that a copy ~ this oder
he iorbwiih in-efts4 10 sure ntwsgapsr pfinlsd ~
The Guy oi wheeling iuf twO msnths successively
and p,sied Of thO font door Of The Couu house ol
O'ro county. cory leslie.
A. dec . ALEX r TATDTy Cis,l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

You are hsrshv notified. lhs, on Na1dsy he 26 N
day 81 Jasusty rsr trfw sen he hours ~ . o'cIpck
\ NJ sud O'Clock = 81 ~ same d1y. ri tse las 81.
fee ~ James Clarke, 80 Boo The CitT ~ Whes.
Ine. Ohm county ana Sisr of Yuglu n; I will tske
me Dc positions ~ David y, hrir. Wuhsm u Quaf.
uef Cbn'ls. Echrs and Others. 10 ~ rcad ~ evil
denre On the hearing Of the above caasn and Il
same should not he taken IN iho day ahoy. mined
Gofa sny cause. ihe iattug thereof Wi be cpriiul.
sd ~ adjournment 6om lime 10 lime uuuI ih,
sane are taken. ROBERT BARLOW
To MR GtuEos JnHg g.. dee ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

VlRGINlA-IN CuAscERY--At rules held
in the Clicks office vi The Circuit Superior
Court of Law al q Chsnccrv e.r the county OF Ohio
IA the month OF January lSAG
Robert Alorusnn. EieeuIor. AID El,sahe,h w MIR.
rS'n. t,rcoirir 81 The last IA and Testament oi
Joseph Morrison, late Of OHIO county. deceased.
CuEplsinauis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

VIRGINIA ~ cHASCEsY --Al Kols. hcId
~ me CLERKS ufire oi NE Circuit Superior
Court n Law ard Chsnes'y r., Tho county Of Ohio
M Tie month oi December l5aS
Robeh Barlow Complainant
Ghe1n John. Defendant
Tie Defendant nol having entered hp sprsaf.
ance and gwen sscuriy according g. me act ~
assembly nnd The fules Of ths court. sna u appeafi
iug by saiisfciOfy pfoof hat he not sn inhsbi.
tant of the commonwealth ~ virgtn,a-On notion
81 he complainant ~ counsel % 10 ordered that
the said defendant Be- sppssr here On NE frat day
~ The neHi Term N lbs rouff. snd nsWsf The said
Dmriarnshi'. btli md hats copy ~ ibis order ss
/ pfhWiih Inserted ~ sme news paper printed in
/ ihs city o. Waseiug ~ f~1 months successvsly
sna p,sie8 ne front dor u he court hbuss Of
Ohio county a copy tssie,
ALEX T LAlDLEY. clIs
COop, dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

Usr receiving seuetai as-,ument of Fai
- sDd wnief Goods Of every vsneiy; also = zen
ssi sioek Of Gmcefes 81 superior qpsl,iy sad 10
be cold lo~ lor cab u approved pro-iuce
ncl % ID M'GINNIq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

White and oolofed Br'cale. Black Satin Sripe.
Ermine. wa,ersd aud Striped Poult de Soic. On.
hfc. Rrncndr, enhnl iderr, and SIfincL F,ncY Six
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

Austin Prny, william Aueus'u. Peay. william
W"odiofd r. ~, al.a known William Noo.if,rd.
i"nry Allen, Joseph Gill. Elizabeth French. Ercc
urn aud Peter teuch. Exc, u'ot oi William French
ia'e"' OHIO county. deceased, Henry MOrton Fran.
Ct Hutnbro~k aud Thumas Horn rock. John 81
Clarke. James a Clarke and Itenry Mote.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
WHEELING FIRE & MAPTNE lNSUR'
ANCE COMPANY.
OrricE MA1H ST. BELOW Ma NRAE.

Directors:
q Brady, Robt Crapgle, Jas Caldwell,
w IN Fleming, Jno Goshorn, Daniel Lamb,
nc Woods, JAG M 5 Shriver
II w HARDisa. Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

EsiLL Of INJUNCTION peudre io l6s CIR.
eb cot superior Couu Of Law std Chanrsfy s,f
Ohio county, Stale Of Virginia.
Robert BARLOW.
ps
Gideon Juhn.
The daily union., 1846-09-01

BY way Of showing the nature and extent of the
'Odin" incurred in the transaction referred to by
the Intelligencer quote the following short para.
graph from the New Orleans Jeffersonian received
by this evenings mail. The Jeffersonian, it is well
known, was among those journals which took
strong ground of censure in relation to the course
pursued by the government towards the Louisiana
volunteers. Now the law and the facts of the case
are known, and here is the Jeffersonian's ample
amende honorable .-..... .... .t...
"YINDICATIoN OF SECRETARY MARCY AND THE
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS.
"On Thursday last, in reply to an article from the
Union, we stated that, should the Union establish
the fact that the Secretary of War not to blame
in the matter Of discharging the Louisiana volun-
teers, no paper would be more ready to do him JUS
tice than the Jeffersonan. Since than we have re-
ceived the Union of the l2th containing that vInd-
cation; and we happy to say that in general i,
meets our appreciation, especially in establishing the
fact that he did make offer of reenlisent to the
volunteers; and why it was not done is a mystery
yet to be cleared up, and far as we are able to
Judge, this explanation must come from the Rio
Grande."
After giving summary of the documents on the
subject published in our columns, the Jeffersonian
thus concludes: sr
sand now, in closing. we must say, that in our
view, the secretary has made good case, and tha,
he has fairly thrown the responsibility off his own
shoulders"
The daily union., 1846-09-01
A MISTAKE.

In the Freeman's Journal and Catholic Register,
published in New York, under date Of August 29th,
we find the following
THE INVESTIGATION AND ADVOCATE or INDE.
PENDENCE.
"Some one has addressed 10 US the August num-
Der OF this periodical Ii seems TO have lost its title
page on the way, and IL is only by chance that We
have discovered the locality OF It's publication. By
one OF our religious exchange papers, we learn that
the Investigator is published at Washington,
" W and that It's editor Is brother OF the Pfesi-
dent OF the United States The editor, we think,
may be a namesake, aud probably distant relative,
but We have good reason TO dsbeeye that he is the
Presidents brother.
Even II he were, however, it would be unjust to
hnd fault with him for publishing such periodical,
when, and where, and in what spirit he thinks
proper. His being namesake, or relative, or a
brother OF tho President ought not 10 interfere with
his right to publish his notions at the of govern
ment Neither does such publication imply that
the President encourages or approves Of il, in
his private capacity, much less as chief magistrate
Of the United States. We have made these obser-
vaons partly TO yindcate principle Of right the
one side, and partly 10 repe the Impuation of re-
sponsiblllly the other. We have done SO princi-
paly however to advise readers that the lnyes-
ugaor breathes narrow l-informed spirit of anti
Catholic seetarianism-and that the New York
Evangelist, journal of the same class, claims for il
an implied official sanction, which its intrinsic merits
could never equal, by telling us pompously that it
lis published in Washington by Mr.. Polk, brother
ofths President and his private secretary The italics
are ours.n
IL is generally known that Mr.. Polk has but one
brother, and he is now in Europe. His private sec
retary is Mr. James Knox Walker; and we do moi,
know that the editor of the Investigator, although
bearing the same name, is in any way connected
with the President.
The daily union., 1846-09-01
"THE SECTIONAL TARIFF

1t is avorite trick with those journals who can
not undertake to maintain issue against the tariff
of lS46, on its own merits, to disparage it sec
tional measure--the result of predominance OF
Southern policy. We have already shown, upon
more than occasion, by reference to the record
ed vote Of both houses of Congress-, that the sup
port given to the new tariff was by no means
sectional In confirmation of this view, and
as illustrative of the opinion entertained of the tariff
by The leading democratic statesmen of the north
we quote, with great pleasure, the following just
and appropriate passage from the last annual mes
sage OF Governor Wright Of the State of New
York
CASA declaration of the policy of the present ad.
mlnstration Of the federal government the message
Of the President appears me to Justify the conf
dence entertained by the country in the publicly
avowed principles of the man, and to realize the ex-
pectatons naturally excited by his elevation to the
high trust he holds. The re-esablishment Of the in
dependent treasury confidently anticipated as a
result Of his election, and that great measure could
not have been more distinctly or strongly recon-
mended to Congress, than it is in this message. The
principles put forth as those which should govern
adjustment of the laws for the collection of our
revenue from the customs, also those the coun-
try had right to expect from his public declara-
tons upon that subject They appear 10 me 10 be sub
antaliy the principles upon whch alone tariff Of d,,-
lies upon imports be adjusted, phich uiH haps a
promise Of ptrmansney, whieh wiH gips reasonable
satisfaction 10 the different sections Of our ,oidety
tended country, and 10 all The paious Interests TO be q
tecied"
twill be seen that this distinguished statesman,
though constrained by the dire necessity Of the case
to give his vote undet protest, for the tariff of ls42,
@a temporary expedient yet fully recognises and
approves the principles laid down by the present ad-
mlnistration the basis OF our revenue legislation.
promise Of permanency". and of reasonable
satisfaction to the different sections Of our widely
extended country" are, as Mr.. Wright truly OBJ
serves, the natural results Of the sound constitution
al and economical principles, upon which the tariff
of ls46 is based, and Of the just and impartial spirit
in which its "details are generally adjusted.
The daily union., 1846-09-01
BY A. GREEN, AuctioneeP.


DIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND
L KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUC-
TlON.-On Monday, the 7lh inst, ! shall sell at
the residence Of Mr.. Amorige, on D between 9th
and 7th streets, at 10 o'clock, a. M good lot of
household and kitchen furniture. We enumerae
in part
Mahogany sideboard, bureaus, dining and break
fast tables
Recumbent chairs, &c.
Cane-seat rocker, rush and wood seat chairs
Wardrobes, pine tables, washstands and sets
Feather beds, bedsteads, and mattresses
Pier and other glasses
Camphihe and other lamps
Painted and Venitian window blinds
China, glass and crockery ware
Radiator and cooking stoves
Paror and chamber carpets, with good lot of
kitchen requisites; also first rate rosewood Ger
man piano orte 81 octaves, of fine tone and touch,
nearly new, having been in use only eight months.
Terms of saIe For the piano credit of two, four,
and six MONTHS for the furniture, all sums Of and
under $40, cash. $40 credit Of sixty and nine
ty days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
terest. ....
A. GREEN,
Sept 1-3t Auctioneer