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The daily union., 1846-04-30
April 16-dSt
4 1.-THE BALTIMORE CASH STORE.

A Il IHE bA CASH SloRE.
IA In addition our former stock we have
added the following list of goods for gentlemen:
5 pieces Of brown, green, and black French
cashmeret warranted silk warp
do single-milled French cassimeres, for
summer coats and pants
S do black French drap d'ete, some very SUI
perior quality
10 do fine plain and twed summer cloth
10 do various colored Croton coating, for
sack coats
10 do real jet-back French CLOTH of the very
finest texture and lustre
S do black French doeskin cashmere
10 do ribbed, chcckered, and plain white drill.
hngs
10 do coored French drilling
Likewise all kinds of vesting, such as
Black and fanCy-colored sans
Buff and white cassmeres
Valencia and Marsellles vesting.
We wish to remind our old, as well as those that
are not acquainted of our customers, that we are
still having all garments for gentlemen made up in
the neatest possible manner, and at the shortest
tce Fits in all cases guaranteed.
WE HAVE IN STORE
Gloves-of kid silk, and cotton
Suspenders-siIk, gum and all other kinds
Handkerchiefs-sllks,c cotton, and linen-cambric
Hosieres-broWn and bleached cotton, silk and
thread
Drawers-merlno, cotton, and silk
Shirts do do do
Umbrelas-slk and cotton.
All we ask is a call-so do call.
April ll-ihf PlTTMAN & PHILLIPS.
The daily union., 1846-04-30
TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il Company OF New York, No. 90 Wall 81.

New York.-March 23-d9m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

Ne1hly thnh. resigned Ia. seat IN Tie Scn1ie Inis
would secure the feun Of The lill hut that Mr. Jar
nagn. being instructed by the Legislature at 1enness
un'n The sa'1'e. will vote IN ayot-thnu III he Gun
slest injurious 10 the best Interests of his Country
We should think The obligation him resign was
not lfSs obligatory than upnn the Senator from Noftl
'afollns The resignation ii Mr.. Haywood viii add
Ia 'le Interest ei the Approaching election IN his State.
AMI my lead h tse eboco u Wing ,ucc, sspt. l.
MS oniy ihe other dry We rump,ed tina, Mr. H.
MAS 10 succeed NJ. RJshsasn IN ihr Department ii
State We presume ne has destroyed all hopes al TX
ee"1'e a'e' ey his slip. tie Calon, OF Salutda,
night. denonuees hun IN gpod phrase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
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~. RsfCH.1sO.v.D, I.IHf. E.yg.f.

fENlE ninth Ninlrr srssun vt the Medical Deratt-
nen al Ham, aen sydney tallrac. vii a,nirnae
N Rctmand un The lasl MONDAY In ofiuber TN.
e6h.) aud continue until the last al February inow.
ny.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ~, Pfof Of The Theory aud
Practice ul Mrdtrue.
4. l.. " ARNER NJ. D.. Ptd III Suteery
l.. ". CHAMBERLAIN Nc. NJ. u Pat oi Tier
apeniies aud Msteta Nrdlrn
X l.. BoilANAN, NJ. II. Prof ol Obstetrics aud
Diseases al Nolnen aud hildrpu.
). MAi'FlN. NJ ID. Pfoi. OF Chemistry aud rhaf
mNry
JEffRiES NNMAN, NJ. d. pmr of Analumy
and IN, solopy.
HE toticge Build n. rvaing in hrauty. camma.
dinusess and coh'enenrr any similar structure Ii our
country, has been ennpsied and urfs In The student
advantages IA TIE Prosecution NJ his preparatory sndlos
"hlth hirtld the Faculty unahln 10 pti Ia 1T II.
lie College llhfuafy has been full operation The
pssi yrar. and has furnished frequent npl uniieS
la Mliness the lesser aud more important sufpiral open,
lions than ANY Hospital IN The l.. States Independent
at The surgical cases, the student constantly find
eresllng easeS Illus falling the sauous Diseases 81 the
sonih, with The treatment Which experience has thur
nuphy tested. The Guy Ams House Is undrt the
charge 1T oue ii the Faculty aud " NJ 1e open Ia the
Medical tlsss lo clinical nlsltnrtlun Tie facilities uf
s'ndylng p1acfo Hoaium, aud operative surgery are
unsurpassed. Ply slcans IL the country and uhefs who
do MOI receive ,he taaugar of the present year uh,ch
vii he issued dnrag Tins mouth. (JuN will phase send
then names and posi- Ilico (Wsi PAID IL the Dean
AIG. l.. WARNER, NJ u.
Dean oi the Faculty.
Jul, 80 d, If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
+ lIt f..

The cry Of (ire-so unusual IN our town--wls heard
Sunday morning about o'clock. Il was oc,asloned
by the burning o HE buildIne on Water STREE, nra,
the Bridge, owned by John NJ. Warwick, ESD, and
occur iec by Mes>rs Cshauis & DAVIS, as a Tobacco
Mandatory. The baIldln. was entirely consumed
All lne manufactured t"baccu saved We are
graft 10 tan hal The uss OF Me~srs Cabanis 4 pa
will probably nol exceed rweIve hundred dollars
NJ plausible conjecture TO The IN which the
fire originated can BE- made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
TIE TARIFF.

The Union. Of Friday night, was confident that the
vote on The IarG would be aken the next day--but
the Teeeraphic correspondence o the Baltimore Patriot
at pasl ! = NJ, of that day. saysn would not. Nj
" EgsrER Then speaking. We presume the qnes
lun was taken Monday aud resu ed in the passage
Of the bIl--we hope by the casting vote OF The Vice
President PENNSYLVANIA is The state that is suffer
pos, and she is the that deserves 10 suffer 81
we hope her suIrrn1s may be aggravated by HE ae
rb,, they we've Inflicted by her OWN cherished suns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

The .arbor ard Ri,er B having passed both fous,
es now awaits the Presjent, signature VIII he We,
Ia III Il aciuacd by principle he must do SO. The
friends oil the tara veto In view Of The deep
interest The " est las in the BILL aud of The desire the
President has 10 propate that quarter {" The L mon,
We lhcAp brleve that ne VIII disregard prime pie
and consistency, aud sim the Bail Should he veto II,
however, II Is Delnved, HAT constitutional rnajort,
may be secured tor 1t Ia bofh house, aud The Bill be-
come law without his Signature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
LATEST FROM TIE AR Ny

Tie \. q. Pcaynne contains mems tour days lreT
rom tIe Army. depnialion iron The BRUSH men oi
war u TanpIco had arrived at Point Isabel, serkng al
Inlefse" With Gen. TsYLoR. Curiosity Mas much ex
cned tn know hti business
The army was preparing 10 move as soon as the wa
efs subsidized
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
nrs,GNaTloN OF SENATOR HAYWOOD.

II has been all olans understood that Mr.. Ilay"ood
,s ,ce,sed to The new farm Bit and hopes
remained that he m4ht yue against IL. We never m
dnlaeJ balef OF the nd Surprising himsef bound by
,be presuned viii u his constituents iH could not vote
AGAINST the Bi and his conscience and Of duty
would not permit bIm TO vote for H. lie has berere,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
RICHMOND MARKETS..

july %, 1916.
TOBACCO.-Alore animation Tor manufacturing
descriptions: "lhtr descriptions about the same. We
quote Iuns IL - ; JO--Gufnnon Leaf s. } 81
Mddnp "a 80 a 5O-Gond and fine So TO -:
N1iEAl-Sume small sales At % CENTS at which
Pnme quality Will sell-ycry lltlle OF such
FLOUR-t3 75a1
toRN-Market du We quote at So Sc. cents
per bnShe.
OATS From wagons aud railroad II as cents
rer hnshp. and from vessels 81 10 GEMS
W HEAL ohFAI-lran II renls-S Shorts 90 cents
Brown euhs % rens-shlp Snns 80 cents
fROA lSlOAS-i}acon, Smthicld and Clty cured
O. cents 'r hog ronud-Nestefn Sides l13 cents
-Soautefs = A. cts.-Iard 7a7lc
FISH -ll,unes. dull al S. Tor No |. s had S..
SAILS 81. jOc. from lie WHAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30


against
Thomas Dison, late Sherf of Campbell and as such
administrator ol thflsoplef CIaflir decd James C.
Nnnrman, james builuck and Badl Mcdaniel Sher
III oi the county Of BediuJ aud such admr ii Henry
Clark, dec'd., Defendants.
AZ llEREAS by decfral ORDER entered in The
W above cause, ny The CrcuIl Superior Court oi
Law and ChanceV. !u the Town at Lvnrhburg, ON the
2jId OF January, 1886. It urisrei. iht claim,
h all PERSONS, whether parties To Tins sun, any other
SUIT IN thai Court ~ not against the Estate ot &. Clark
dee d., he referred Commissioner II Ibis Court
aud turlher that the SAID Cumhiss should all
claimants not parties 10 thus suit, give general notice
Ia The pnhc. Tor 30 days by advertisement IN sumo
Iynchbufg, aud also IN sumo Richmond, paper If the
lime and place OF taking the accounts therein directed.
feqnlnI said claimants to come ~ AT that TINE and prove
tieir calms,or forever thereafter be barred the
lnnd ID SAID CaIk. The several claimants against the
Estate ST Christopher CLARK decd, viii therefore ake
n'IIce, fha haze appointed Thursday the 10 Ii OF Sep-
,ember next, AS the tInr, and my flee IN Lynchbug
As the place. take She directed by the said
decela order III 2}rd January, S3G, which time and
place, they required 10 attend, aud lhe clans
be itever thereafter barred 10 the said fund
ri {. Clark decd GEO. W NJ. BENAGI
Com'r.
July 80 wlia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

We have no essential change Ia nutIce m The markets
10 day di rent fran review Of Yesterday Holders
u fresh ernnrd Howard ST. HIur are asklnr m some in
stances Sll2s but the last sales al 81 We quote
Cny MnS al Sl25. aai Susqnehanna brands at 81 l25
No change In Rye four or Corn meal
he receipts "t " heat continue lighi. We quote
good Ia prime Md. r,ts al 81 10 c. for Old aud -
o.. Tor Whiln corn is ceiling moderately ri 81
80 cts. and yenw do al 81 10 So els. Oats }2a33 cls
lor old, and 2satO els for new
W hIskey IN hIds, 2c, aud in bis, % cts per gal
lon,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

At Philadel )hia "Wednesday, Cotton was firm
with sales Of 80 bales since fud,y. Lumed sales Of
Flour al u n / "a Tor fresh ground. Wheat, 81 cents
ln red and % Tor white. Corn. So tor white, 81
cents Tor yellow, aud scare. e, steady II
Sales OF Nhskey al p els Tor oar;e,s ard 2, cehls
Tor hhds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
Daguerrc0typc Miniatures.
SFxI'Es .HED.7E

A WARDFD by The Franklin Institute, Philadel>
N phm, and American institute, New Yod. lor im-
proved Dagnrffeoiyre lhenesses taken by Van Loan
x Relzrr.
w a. Rezef's rooms cfe door above the Cilisens'
Savings Bank, Lynchburg. Va, where b., spe
cIhcns OF those exquisite works Of art, which are pro.
nonnced by scientific gentlemen NJ Philadelphia and
New York, 10 stand nnvalled either IN Europe OF AZ
lnerlrn.
OH Paintings. Miniatures. aud all kinds Of Pictures
accurately copied.
Pictures taken In all kinds If wedthef
II Is common idea thai these pictures will not stand
the test pl lipe--all such detect il entirely moved.
as they gdod by the gayanic pocess and will never
ade Instructions gwen III The arr aud apparatus the
most approved kind furnished. Materials OF "A kinds
used III The afl iur salt Ladrs and gentlemen are Inved
lo call aud examine specimens.
Open from O'Clock, 4. NJ. 10 & p. NJ.
May2S Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

Tic defendant Thomas h. PortHood not hi, ing entered
his appearance and gwen security according the Of
ASSEMBLY mud the Of tbs court, appearing bt
icHcc nldbItnut ot Ibis cum
cait ntdtr-d, ta sni dienduht here
Iic first day ct ls court nnd answer hc
plaintiff bill ana that copy ot hi, order be- iotnwh
sorted spapcf printed j. the of ynchrg
for months succ'slyat, ana posted at The
the court house oitli5 county some court day,
A Copy-iestu,
JOHN D. ALEX iNDER. CHI.
Jnly 80 n2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

'e 'A''af'saui rreietsuGs al, anced, aaI Tie whole
'e ~ Tue negotiation an our part. breve tia, What
'''''ala sad oi The Treaty. II Amiens may be applied
10 '"s'-' Thai II is ifraly Of which all men were
glad, aud no man proud"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

by Divine permission. III re will be > Camp Meeting
held al the oak Grove Camp Gfound miles south ii
Campbe {. II In commence Or the l3fh J,y ri An
gust next. We extend invitation Ia The ministers
and members OF other denominations, 10 participate
" iih Us N He exercises OF the meeting
NM. II. PEERMAN, Snp'l
Campbell tIfcuu, VI. =. Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30


VIRGINIA At rnics held IN The clerks office of the cir
eau superior caIt ri la" rhanrer, hnldr IN and
ht hc toent, al Campbell, he 18th .n, ~ july, lalG;
Sat tathniine Viz trth Christian Jnnrs M, infant an
,rt the hge oi twenty or yrats, nio hs Rhntl q
nm II, her heN hthd, Plaintiff,
against
Iicnry T. Moorm,n and pruty e Moor nan a. o,ecuto,s
of the las will aud tslamrn al iIenr, Norman dscrn-
aud IN the,f rtGt, Elizabeth Norman James ,a,J
ml lucy 1. las we, John Morrnpn, rhomu. lafd aud
Mafv II hia a,ic, 2lchariih Moarhn Henry How Inns
jnnea William Anderson and Iue, hi- wlie Mildred Ann
Purcell, lentitta furenl md ro,nnsia Purcell,
Defendants.
In CH,NrEgy.
The artnddnia Mildred Ann rnrcll Iirefir,r Purcell
Jumrs l'llur aud ncN e his wife and W lnm Anderson
und Lucy his wife, having .nterd ib, appearance
aud given scemn' according The of Assembly
rules Of this eootl aud Hp."a,ins IN -, Ia, evidence
hn they ma not hallait. at tbs cath II
deted, that The said defendant, nupenf here thu fire.
da, al tie NJ term ut hl. cn1i mud answer bin
phuin, mud thu copy oth- ou,r he n,lhwiih inserted
IA some newspaper, printed IN ianchhutr, Tor
"o ranns s'eosssel, en posted nj the front tuo OF the
court house "t tbs count, on -omo court dny.
\ tops-Tcstr.
JOHN u. ALEXANDER, cik
June NJ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

400 Acres Of Land for Sale,
Wear LUMcyfOMrg.
l OFFER flSsrA. the above
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in Amherst conniy, abuut miles FIRM Lvtchs
burg, and adjoining the l,nds o Aes,rs Dbney, Fuud
and Norris aud Mrs. Frances A. Wawick. The a
blve Land all III wods. except about 80 Il Is
more heavily ~mbeted Inau any olher of land lying
SO near town. aud has upon anos, every kiud ri
timber wau.ed IN lynchburg. II also g,od lu'accJ
land.
For terms, apply 10
GEORGE W. WARWICK.
July 81 lmn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

I'AkE NOTICE, thai shall at tho Clerk or
hrcel1hs cnonly ennri at Bedford, IN the Stale al
Virginia. pruceed. on lhr 3nlh day of August 1870 IA
ake The drPsiipns 1T John fu.ler and others. 10 be
read Us evidence ~ The al at sui depending IN
The county eouti nj Bedford. IN whieh am riainln
aud van are dernaa,, aud IT nn any the sad de
GNSitnns should nut be isken ils, day. then sl,a II
nrarred IL the same place lake them an he 6fst day
ii Srrieubrf SIC, aud continue lfhu day 10 day Until
p,ey are completed.
Yours. Sc.
ANN l.. FFAZft..
iuly 30 wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

fHNllF. Principal ut thu New Inudpn Academy hay
IN resigned the chst.e oi ih, Academy the llus.
irs ptopn>e supplying lis place by ereilnn on the
2Di al Auausi ensuing II desirable 10 have an nd
dnunhl Pal,ss1ra1 Mathematics " In Will haec a de
pntnrni, separate aud distinct The Professor nj Lam
gnag.s.
Candidates invited 10 attend the election in PER
son, al The Academy the day ab1sc nlmed al my
enclose hrir certificates Ia the undersigned. ead
New London, Va which shall be duly attended TO-
&. ALEXANDER
Pnei y. l.. A.
July so t2OA
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The other tract confirms
10, .lCRES
hey situated somc two three miles Ia the south
east al the court house, III good urIahlhrd, Of easy
access by good roads, aud adIi the lands of Reeves
= Scfuggs aud others. These lands are well adap,,d
10 iarnrl purposes and are nearly all enclosed by pold
ences, aud The larLer trart has LARGE proportion ri
woodland npon at The original growth and Is consid,
cred d slrao' settlement or a small family hr
her description Of The lands Is CONSIDERED unnecessary
as any person wishing 10 purchase, Will view them
before the day of sale.
Bonds with srcuuty will be required of the purchaser
for the deferred payments. and lne tile the land 70.
tanned nrher security. unnl The whole TT The pnr.
chase mon.y is pad. aud the lands 10 be conveyed by
special "aiany after the payment Of the purchase no.
ney.
Nj Price w. Hopkins, living near the premises, vii
show the lands 10 any prrsou wishing 10 view them.
j.. II. PRESTON. Com'f,
July 30 wl2iA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
Wy Tie Courier,

NJ HIGH arrived last Monday, we received three
W more superb
PIANO FoRTES,
from Nessrs SloddaIi & Dunhaa,, Of New York They
are llne specimens of taste aud Workmanship comb
nng sweetness, delicacy and bunt round tone, with
delightful touch. IhIs ARRIVAL added To stock al
ready large renders our assortment very compeie at
i"niIn9 la those III search ii instrument fine oppor-
UNITY 1T selecting 'rnn great variety OF tue latest
styles Ut lirsII
NASH s. WOODHOuSE.
booksellers aud Dealers II Piano Furles.
aud Music l39 Main stleet
JAY 81 tsI
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Net'aEeag.

To HE Creditors n thrstpter Ciarke. decd.
toNMIssIoNER's 0fricE,
tywhburg, July -, lSi6.
Samuel Garland and others, Plaintiffs,
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NO TIC t.

JOINS w. nuRroN. Sec'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
NOVEL MODE OF LEEcn1Ne

During the mania for leeches which rre
,alga some years ego in France. a conn.
~! GoJ'oI IN Brytague bad ordered some TO be
aPpiled TO patient suffering with the so,r
throat On calling to see he efTcc, Of IT, ~.
remedy the first person he met ON the 6on. ,'
was the peasants wife '"' "ouse
wen my good woman" said the doc,o,
now IS your husband to-day? much bo,, TD'U ",
doubt?' ''"en Oo'ler no
ii, Oh yes, surely" answered the wor,,
ne sI Is as well as ever, and gone TO the field :
thought so, continued Monsieur 10 No..
teur' The lecches have cured him W. VIZ.
Wonder effect they have? You have got the
+; why yes, Monsieur le Doctor tbev did
not take them allr' ." "e SOuiu
-. axe 5iS them all!' cried the doctor. "whv
now did YOU apply themf' '"'
On managed il nicely" said the wifi
loUhi1g quite eoutented with herself Tor va
ne'y sake boiled one half, and mode wv
VI Tire other 'O ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
THE MATHEMATICIAN OF VERMONT.

The youth who has been mentioned as a
prodigy IN the combination of figures is thus
noticed By Professor Pierce, of Cambridge. in
the Boston Courier
81 have seen this wonderful Vermont boy.
and am not disappointed in him. His pow
ers oil numerical calculation are extraordinary
although they are inferior TO those of Zerah
Colourn. and are not by any means his mos,
interesting characteristic. His early exhibi-
ton OF the thirst for knowledge, and his ca
pacity TO acquire IT, have not been exaggerated.
and are accompanied with powers OF abstrac-
ton aud concentration rarely possessed, at
any age, except By minds of the highest order.
his atiainments arc chiefly mathematical and
astronomical, and would be highly creditable
10 youth OF eighteen; lac can solve auadratic
equations, aud compute eclipscs, and is IA.
niliar Win all the elementary portions of q
omeiry; algebra, aud trigonometry. At his
present rate OF acquisition. he will himself
al the age oil eighteen, be the greatest mathe.
matclan alive. But here is the serious ones.
non: Is tins rate TO continue? In other words
Is TINS case OF premature deyelopement
winch will end IN an early decay? or is il the
youthiul slate OF gigantic mind, which, un
der Divine Providence, is destined to grow in
70 an ornament OF science. glory To his coun
| try ana blessing 10 the worldl His child
IKE ease and Inconsistencies of depor,men
are quite favorable TO the latter view: hut IN,
pressure oil the multitude, eager for every new
source oil excitement, must not be pern,it,e,
to crush and dwarf him. tie is undoub,eal,
nice morsel Tor some editorial whale. but
ne Is swallowed and not speedily disgorped
ne can never become sign TO this wicked gen
Grafton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

The Washington Union thinks the nev ,,r.
III bill will certainly pass: and il intim, les
mat Congress will not adjourn before the I i
OIL september. This is an admirable specimen
OF Locoloco economy BY the way, " hen ihc
Union speaks OF ''bounties" TO the manu(ac.
IuteTS' aud OF their 20 and 30 per cent. diyi-
oe!los' does 1t never occur to it that It's own
editors ENJOY richer bounty and make lar.
ger proiit on their capital than any other ind.
Nluuals III the country There is this differ
. . 100; Inc bounty to the manufactures. if
onels De any such thing, is paid, not by the
S 81 as that TO the Union is, but by
voluntarily, aud not as the Unions LA. -
without their consent, and for no Other ser
wee man that OF printing countless reoms Of
useless documents, which are next day in tho
rlond IUig. ''''''' : 4" '''-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09


II the Pittsburgh Gazette intends. by SAYING
tina, we ar quoted against our patty, To assert
that the Wing party is opposed to the war
with Mexico, il asserts that which is wholly
false. Those Wing papers alone have c,inc.
edany opposition to or doub, obou, the posi-
ton of our country, which are found to be
milk sud-watcr Wings when the day of battle
comes with The Locoioeos. The true Wing
Is the true American, he gluries in the stripes
and stars, the Country that gave him birth.
iostered and protected him. He is never re-
creant. never crven-hear,ed, never false. lie
fights the foreign foe with a right good will,
when he has any, and when they are whipped
he turns aud whips the Locoiocos if he can.
With the quarrel between the editors OF the
Pittsburgh Gazette aud Post we have nothing
to DO; we have taken our ground that tn ter
ntory between the Neuces aud the Rio Grand
is part of Texas. We shall retreat from
that position when we fnd man whose in
telligence upon the subject is greater than
our own, aud who can show that such is not
the fact. We are willing to furnish our au-
thority.
Mitchell is "a very respectable Geoprapher
and he bounds Texas as follows:
at extends north and south from the Ar
kansas and Red Rivers TO the Gulf OF Mexico
and east aud west from the Sabine to the Rio
Grande Del Norte area of Texas as defined
by act of Congress 32i, lls square miles, OF
seven times as large as Pennsylvania
The Congressional map OF Texas and Kenna.
days map OF Texas by Arrowsmith, take the
same ground. The province 10 which Texa.
proper was annexed extended to The Rio
Grand, and Texas claimed il as her boundary
aswill be seen by reference TO the original act
Of the first Texan Congress. This we call suf-
ficient 10 establish our claim to a nearly un-
settled country.
But ii is little singular thatthose who dis
pute our tile to thu region beyond the Neuces
feel no computations about the occupancy by
Gen. Taylor OF Corpus Christi. Do they not
know that Corpus Christi Is beyond the Ncu
ces? Do they not know that Gen. TAYLOR Law
there for months without word of objection?
Do they not know that the people of that town
were all Texans, that Texan court was held
there, and Texan custom house kept there?
Suppose there was q Mexican custom house
at Point Isabel? Is there boundary between
Corpus Christi and Point Isabel, or must we
yield oil and claim nothing because an AFRO
CANT nation demands itl