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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

II allsense Of shame has not left ,he party
referred to ia the following article, be must
even bIu.h at this exposuIe OF his s15mslsss
inconsistency;
From tic ActioHM Ldt4geacer.
The gentleman, wLoat the Bullaso Conven-
ton was most prominent aud apparently
most influential, was the Hon a;a.nin +.
Bulier lie vas Chairman o me commit.
tee on Resolutions. and be ma e and ,ustain-
ed tine report OF that committee. Amolg 4he
resolutions ihus reported aud adopted by the
Convention we're tAe following.
Resolved, iha, we, the people here as
semblrd, RENE mberlus lae example OF our
fathers III the days II he iir~I D5clarotion Of
independence, putting our rlst in Col Tor
ths Triumph 81 oar cause, and invoking His
guidance IN our endeavuFs tO advance III. do
NOW p.lut ourselves upon The national plot
iorm OF lrvedom, Ia opposition 10 me sec
uoual platform n slavery.
"krs tttd, That We iaarflba npou our BAN
uer irrr soil, fee speech, lice labor, anl free
msu, and uaderit iihght on, and eight ey-
g 4, unli luusnp hant victory shall reward our
exruious
y Wits bat four years ago, that DE same
gentleman, Mr. Bgu-f. uliliajed la tue some
capacity az Chairman o! The Committee, clc.,
al tie convention OF 1914, aAd procured the
adaPuon OF iae following rrs1 uiaa
That al efforts Il IT, AooiI nists. or
others, 20 induce Congress 10 interfere with
questions OF st-yeB.or rs .ab- .ucislr I'd steps
9" relation thrT.o, ae Calculated go iead ID
ODE amos charming aHiay. s i.us consequences
aud llai au slea ti9us a.tta u ia.tc4be
JsucE to diminish lhe utPiYr- o3 jas
/. ga
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
MING rLnIFnRM.

-.
reruHieaH government. IN winch Tue
rearese5ialiyes D., be prope shall pass itws
rsaarl.e-- tbe VII, q b9n Who h9ppens 70
l.. President. we b-.iesiHg that he whole
,.foiIe are better paH.c 81 governing 'hem-
selves tlsa is oar msn Of governing them
iuirissuti4noi ail the Affairs oil gov
eminent A. they were administered by wash
iae.en. Jefferson aud Madison, lur the great
est gaaA ST the people. -,
n resv oi men aud purpose in all high
stations as wei as low.
F#fbe.rsuce from the conquest OF foreign
nations. aHd all ,HAeJvars 20 extend our pow
eros il uation. beyond It's present vast boun-
d5das.
piaaity ond armness IN all our intercourse
with foreign na'iOns sud neutrality IN ihelr al
fa.rS. that while We make our country respect
ed abroad ue ma, make il the peaceful asy-
lam for the oppressed OF other nations.
Liberty of d lroe expression OF opinion "a
raUeaI men, s. that HE officers Of govern
IneuI. while they shall be required TO discharge
their duties faithfully aud promptly to the de
rartment and the people by which they are
maid. they shall be allowed TO dilier WIN Inc
executive in measures OF government without
lear al removal.
The economical administration OF govern
me0t-ihe payment OF salaries but no eAsfas'
ana tbe prompt Il az ment OF the national debt
The protection of our domestic industry
and he money oil The country agsnst the pau
bsf labor and oppressive mIlionaires OF Eu-
rope. ,-,.aa
The Involvement of cur rivers lakes ana
larburs. and lhe general protection OF the
commerce If the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
Tie five lnaves anil TWO fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
MAbkhs BY THE B8TANNA

Liver -.l'tiIs n Us i.t
The pas, week hes been one O. qaleme=s boz
the Dommer. iai ei.-is.
I'll. Cotton Market has been steady, aui
sales 20 q moderate extent have taheu pIsc.'
Taer- las geen no activity the Corn Maihet,
ana +. prices are rather on th. decline.
The Iron Trade continues without improve
ueut. 10 '5ct prices are soueN hal loVtr.
Money i- still plenty, aAI he raIe j, inter-
est continues mod-u.e. The slogh ua.a,t
hos seen te,-rbly steady.
Daring The week. tae Cotton Market has
been qu,rt and inactive. Toe sales have o.
mauale5 to q, 290 tales; buyers Veieeutb,ed
To- u5tsiA American descriptions a a stigntde-
cline GA the rate. cuutn, 90 the , % iasl. A.
mug Be sales ol The week. spectators to1k
/ 100 bales American. $40 American have
/ been purchased i-r export 10 the london mar
/ bet. where silss have been male 10 a liberal
ext,ui aut al former prices.
/ nli,n Com Meal hnls buyers at 10. 3D.
/ a Us. pr bbI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
CANCELLATIONS POSITION


GFXEP.T.~4Y+llg.e POSITION.
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9sa WG,,-, t,.5,.. ..-.,.....2, "A his i'm
,Hia;,;e.-. Wns 1.m a.. nog..sf ,naltI.
4........H,. +. .......5 t..,,..li .,,tsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

Mr. Ed'or-I am soon 10 expis'e my
iuul,s By an i5nomiuious death, and bow
with resignation TO ths sentence, hoping that
merciim God will be satisfied with ths pul-
4 i.hmrnt Inflicted here below. Blu, il JUS
.ice 10 myself aud the or hans whom leave
behind must caution the public eg4ias a
pretended Confession which am informed,
is preparing tr distribution aiet my death.
/ II Is tie work OF heariless wretches who will
4 Likely prove as regardless of the ehaiaclef OF
the dead as of the feelings Of The lieing--a
IN re Calch-penny gotten up simply from mo-
tives oil gaia, by men who could have had no
/ infornoiion. lis contents cannot OF course
conjecture Men who would attempt ia
/ practice such an imposition upon the public
i may be guilty Of any iaIsrhoud that viii x
cite morbid curiosity. Wreichss who would
/ l;ttle to BE- trusted as the African slavt-dpalrr
or Camiba. While | humbly and peoitent-
! Is acknoW ledge the fault for which am con-
damned, pronounce the Confession in adj
vance, lie and forgery.
They who now purchase il may regard il
as the invention Of the publishers Tor lhe bas
esl OF purposes.
Please pub ISL lie above ia Justice TO ny
children and brand as they deserve thts
/ raifcktrs in SANDER and scandal ior HE sake
Of paltrs gain.
Your humbIe Servant.
MICHAEL WHELAN,
Ohio Co. Jail. Aug. .; 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

u He old man ihst cures the Eheumatism Agne AVID
the affections Of the LIVER VIII sc at Lutz's Nation
Hotel opposite the foot of Tho Market house,
two months. This Uaassuming man charges nothing
til the persons satisfied they well, except
trjHe tire mediocre costs. For FIVE he has been
possession of those remedies, and has cured many hun
dreds n short failed lie could pro hundreds
Of certificates hut docs need them, tire thing viii
soon eii far itself Enquire for BRYAN
II. 8--i ersous trouaicd with either of Tic above
complaints he cured without ditculty, hy calling in
thai time Au.l6-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, COLES. &c.

oshNtiy cured by JtNNE's tARMtNATIVe BAISAM
Chicaso H. March -. ls45
nr: y. JAvNE-near Sir:-Y gu ash me what Proofs
meet with Of the efficacy Of your Carmlnative I ca
sHtiN sa} That never prescribed medicine for Bowe
Conn ainls That has given much sat- sficon ait
nay patients 50 speedy aud perfect reliqt a. this When
ever Introduced into family. ii becomes saudine
gain, which thin& pretty good proof OF lis eicacy art
rse5uUcss. In sac Summer Complaint Of citldren II
has frequently appeared 10 snatch the Little victims a,
10 Netr, from tic grave al saved the life OF nav child
AVID e' sic and such child" have repeatedly heard
ana S4aiH seen IL act Ike Charm, and give permanent
rtl1i 40 few hoaFs, may saw in few minutes Iii
Htt IL Is g Faaeae medicine, aHd 10 family should he
WttHHul i4 Respectfully. NJ. J.. ks ARP 81 d.
trt o. Maioria Ne ca in the Laporie University a.
irsfare.only BY Or D JAYNE, Philadelphia, and sold
/ on aeency by \. a. BRENTLlNGER, 5lohroe st
I IRGlNlA-IN CrAxcrRy.-At Rules hcld in tba
Cers's Office OF the Circuit Superior Cort OF XXX.
J August 1873. ~ %
I Aofsham ~. Clemens Complainant
against
Parker Campbell. John G. Campbell. John Richie and
Ellen bis wife, and Sglnue l., on and Nancy his
/ W',l, ars o. Francis empheA, late Of Ohio coua.
! The defendants, John Richie and Ellen bis VIE
aNu samuel Lyon and Nancy ms wife not hay.
its eteltd Their shearanCe and given security ae.
t'dihe 10 the act of Assembly and the rules az ths
toU ana II aPpesraf by isctorv proof t.t tte,
ave mot iHaabianis OF The Commonwealth of Virans
W motion Of complainant. by counsel II is ordered TIA.
~ a. Ufieua q" appear here on the first day OF the
htAt iefm Of THIS court, aud answer Tho
' an1 lA@1 copy Of ihis order be forthwith inserted
Two months sucoessge'y and posted al the font De-
Of III. court mouse OF Ohio county
cl mons. augi7
- iRelNlA-Ts cn,SoERy.--At Rules held in the
.rs,s at5ss e t..s Sigentt SUPERIOR Court Of Law
William y shrigeT, Complainant
against
"a Jane Zane, Jacob ssriyer, stmue sprr. Zane.
tUfnfIla zane. Edwin zane.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30


O'Clock, 2. II. Fare 10 cts. each
way
TAYLOR MEETING AT SAND-HILL.
Neutl.nd-l o. Sltufday last, meeting
Of ,ae friends D Gen. lay Tor at Saudhil, in
Marshall County. waerewe found assembled,
a large number OF Tie sterling whig farmers
OF that resipn.
Soon after We arrived al the stand which
had been erected upon the hillside, under The
tres. "a procession OF some 40 or 80 ladies'
came up Is Dried by Saudhiil Glee Club, with
ngs, a beautiful bauner, wrought by fair
hands, being borne in advance.
When ,hey were al 5 aled, Col. John Par
riot Of Marshall, on ,he part Of The id-ies IN
q lew eloquent senarbs presented The banner
to The Club II was received by Mr.. Holi
day Of E,zab tA,onu 10 an eloquent and feel
Ing tribute 10 the fair bands that wrought it
general survey o. the political condition OF
the count +. sud ier,eut pledge that il Mas
never 20 be disepced.
lie meeting Was .hen organized by calling
-' C''''''a = y ~ '''e o''''' al" dP-
F','' ms '''' ~ w. i''''"','''e secretary
'sH''7 v - ''N ''''SSszo ~ Ni'ss'S
a. 1''' ~ '''i' " ~ O.""eh' . l. '" ~ 'o"'
5'''' i0'''',.' g ~ w. /" el''s' IL occupy
IN5 '"e e''l'e "a3'.'A'et mat portion o. 'he
'.'"' o'"s".''e" i" i'1i.'Al's o. 'ne oou'i'''u'
i1''s7''''''' MS 'N' 49, 'o' 'Ae au"iei'e "
~, ""'o' ~ 80.
~ ~ = 10 - liza "'o" " appear
Gu ga '.'' s'o''''' 'N0'''''' anu uie0'
F'[7' '-''''o '''' '''''''o'''o 'Ppe'''N1''
''' ''-l5 F'o-@-,--- "Iee.."s'
lie Argus Of last evening, utters vol
ume oil abuse ageiust us, denies nothing, and
YET calls on us to prove our charges. Prove
what?
That confession was written! He ad-
mits ID. That is being printed there is "a
bundsnt erool. That Whelan never made
ANY is proved BY his own statement and the
statement Of hi, iailors. What then is left
ior us to prove2 Why nothing more than that
1he proceeds were to be used BY the leaders
oil tha, party to pay the expenses of the can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

-rarrows, faath.feJ with uujh. hit the
me. We knew it Yesterday. at the Aa,-
terins was awtu. - heh1ll They bal con-
coeteI beautiful deep laij scheme 90 vii
laiay and thought u al secret as to facts aud
purposes. when behold We liii TIE whole o.
pen to the public gaze 10 sIl its enormi'y.-
We named no names-we would not DO it
except Che individual bella a public station,
and violated bis public duties; but an the sc-
tors in the little frsaj. yvs announced yrster-
day. sh wed themselves By .hsu writing
and their fuss. lithey had bella slid no enc
but ourself would have known who The per-
petrators were.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
s 1il* N-8GA5 REGIS 1913;
0EluRfEB RY C.n BERgY


AR IrALs hhn nGFtRrBEs
b9as ~ ads lasi , 430r, Ga ll.a; ue5tsr
tay az i ocioob, p. n.
ARRIVED.
Highland Mary Burke, Pittsburgh,
Danube Cock,
Sheaaudaan. Bowman,
Consul Kinney,
Cinderella, Calhoun,
Hudson Poe,
kjggoid Cope, Cincinnati
VISITOR, jacobs,
Welsvlie, Barnes, Sun Fish,
Plris Alaratta, S Louis,
Companion, FomIinsou, Marietta
Virginia, Dawson, SteuDenylIie.
BEPARrED.
Viz mia, Dawson, Steuben,ille,
ishIaul Mary, Burke, Cincinnati,
d aube, Cock
oueuandodl, Bowman.
companion iominson, Piusbufgh,
Consul, keny.
EIu5sO.d, Cope,
Ny,svil~. Ser IS,
Gin ere.la, c lhoun,
Visitor, Jacobs,
Palis, Marat,
Huia1i Poe, Bridgeport,
8 ieet wafer rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

59tRE BRANDY and WINE, bought expressly for the
use of sick persons, Tor sale by
Nrca5 G ErRYOR & co, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
FIRST ARRIVAL

z AN now receiving general assortment Of Mems
= and Boy fur. cloth plush SIR and all kinds Il caps
Of the l1e STYLES suitable for the fall trade Those
WISHING purchase VIII please call aud examine my
stock, which is flesh varied and exceedingly
cheap Aug23 JOHN J HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
GsaA aaAAE1.
'TiiIG HERON FAMILY"
FAREN ELL NIGHT,
Most Positively the LAST Niubf

FIFTY GENTLEMEN OF THE CITY have ia The
k;ndest manner formed themselves into commits. 10
eYe
LATTE .4gaes Complimentary Bneff,
on fHls EVENING, edlesday, August au Isis.
Immense Auracuon!-Three New Pieces.
The Happy Man. Pleasant Neighbor
aud The Young Widow. together with a
Concer. consisting Of Gems from the Op.
era.
ADMffFANc3 % constellation hslfpFiro.
hg. iiefoH 90 t1c trt ST aise aua ft ify retur1s
their grateful haahs 20 tf ilha ants st sea- ilr
the LIBERAL patronage aud support bestowed up1a tAem
Guriue ise.f visit Au-tU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

J. w. MAURY & CO. MANAGERS,
RICHMOND. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

INO " y oIIt tNIS.
Nai feeeivei lot of splendid ''Tagor Brav,p sim
. 49, Heaalu aftic.e aHd fuf sale cit..sf Il, (, n
III. rts he' and Gag siote corner of Man s,a H.
' "N's.1' aHg25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

~ "lA tA--lN NA4scraY.--At Rules held in the
y e0. tite Of lltr Circuit Supsror ta,i,f AZ 7 49,
shh C7nesy tor the county Of Ohio, in tas month a.
tep1tn Aedses, Cotasf.,,..r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

e-NDIAN VERMIFuGE, for destroying worms, for
z safe lv G EPRNOK & Co. agents.
Main street, few doors above the Monroe House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
WANTED. a.

VrREsf DYe Sfufs. Maidcr. Legwood Camvood,
Tustc Arnoua BhIe Niiria. Indigo, etc for sac by
Aue25 G Z PRYOR Il Co, Main street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
LEE OLE GENERAL TAYLOB.

a cheap edition Of u Lille OF GryER H.
ZACHARY TAYLOR. BY J. L. Wharton, which
has recently appeared in the columns Of the
Times has been prepared and is now ready
for general dislr ution. il is printed with
clear type, on good paper, ia pamphlet OF
- octave pages. II will be sold BY whole
sale, at the low Iate Of is35 a thousand copies.
Orders will be received at tie Office of the
Times. AS il issot for almost itscxact cost
for ihc sake OF wide distribution and general
circulation, orders viii in al instances be &c.
eompauied by the amount dae
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

pg7zOvEsENn's sARsAPARTfI.A-Dro PRYOR
= s1 co wholesale and retail agents for Wheeling,
have usl received 200 bottles o. T0wnsends Sarsape
rita, direct from New York au95
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
MEETING ~ MARSHALL.

Mr.. Stewart will address the
citizens Of Marshall at
FIIZAl5EfIiFOWN,
This Evening. Wednesday, Aug.
IS, and the steamer Virginia will
BE inreadmess to take such Of our
citizens as wish TO attend, at five
O'Clock, 2. II. Fare 10 cts. each
way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
THE MA-1uorn LorTERY'
aIoo,Oo0l slo,ooon s25oooM oo,ooo1h
100 PsIzas or ONE THOUSAND DoL1Aas.l

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Fof eaiawns eostsr. Academy aud for ether purposes
CLASS q. FOR ISIS.
20 tc drawn 81 Alexandria. Virginia. on SATURDAY,
Natnhef eth. ISIS.
IS Number lorery-f3 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
grand capital b. sioDQ0o / prize Of $1,000
90 taHaa Do 33l5
do 9lCaaI do 9s5}
d. % 90 100 do loo
1860 l13 do SO
Aud other prizes amounting tn Sl,lFc, lW
TaIen o. TtcEErs-Whn'fs SEQ; halves ioi quarers
81; eisltss 81 80 Geriita,es Of packages al TINS
s1sufi' LOTTERY, he ifd follows:
a restihcate Packare of - aole tickets, SD %
do do 9i half 30 l2O go
do DO % quarter do 90 90
DO do 15 ei4hlhs DO 30 90
TIE holder Of certificate Of pack Of wtoes Is
entitled all s23i net, that may De drawn hV the
9H tickets named therein. ericates lt halves guar
tcfs. ard eighties In proportion.
trais scheme Of tho n1at splendid ever
drawn iu the Cutei States aud we'll worthy Of the
attention of adveEtgrors.
iss-Ordc5s for TeR-is ard Shares and Certificates ct
Packages "a the above strtid lott rs viii receive the
most prompt ,tentiou and account Of the Drawing
WIFI be Immediately AFTER il is over 70 all who or"ef
froatus Address. " MAURN Is Co,
] Ae2--lmo Richmond, "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

I lRGiNtA-iN CEANcERy.-At Rules held in the
Cers's Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF fa,.
August 1873. ~ %
Aafsham 81. Clemens, Commitment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

fftIIE partnership hftWeau Thos w. lis and Wn De.
lord IS His t4 oit ed rs nutne consent.
TitOAk Al. 4ISF,
Aus1Ist 80, 1915. WILLIAM pEfuhn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

~ IL CCrKs-A n-s and splendid tl-ie just &c :.
- ala 10 sails " HOEN3kooa q DlLLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
Hnils
Complainant


- ttgtNlN-fs cHASeERY.--At Rules held in the
- .rk' ef afs.s S4rent sggcfiar Court OF Law
enf Chfr.ry fof the county of Ohio ia the month u
ueun ISIS.
l'iIau A ShTvgF, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

AZ aNTEO-immediaely hoy to learn the Saddle,
HafHess AVID Trunk making One who can come
wei recommended viii lind good situation by calling
Cd No 100 Nam street.
AasSs NfCoLL & CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30
A CLINCIIER.

II allsense OF shame has not left The party
referred to ia the following article, be must
even blush at ibis expasae OF his shameless
inconsistency;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

5JANTEp--A Platter. To work stirnp Irons Bride
Bits, etc. Enquireof [eu2sl OFT & GREER
~ Two Horse Peidl,ug Wagon, fer sale Enquire of
r,..h Aus2S OFT q GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-30

Saddler's Hardware.
n TT & GREER arc now receiving fall surqly Of
a. saddery Hardware OF their own importation. au26
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02
FRANCE.

The private letters from Paris, received
tbs morning, confirm the previous statements
oilIe strong position in which the city is be-
ing P'accdl preparatory 10 tbs election of
President.
The Paris papers received this morning
BRING us HE iormn! announcement nf Marsh
al Bngeand TO the Presidency. lie has adj
dressed II letter to his supporters, in which
he requests them TO concentrate their votes
on that candidate who is likely TO receive the
most general support, so rs TO invest him
with sufficient moral force 10 rule the present,
and consolidate The future. Thus HE ANN
Der Of candidates is decreasing,an il is prob
able that Prince Louis Napoleon, General
,Cayaisnac, and SLanarline will be Tie only
cadidutes voted for, when the day oreloction
arrives. ....... ...r.. .
1t Is confidently rumored that partial am
nesy is in course Appropriation at the Minis
try of Justice, aud will be promulgated i.a-
nedlately after the Constitution.
Prince Louis Napoleon continues his ieuses
Today h. gave audience to Il NUMEROUS
reputation Of provincial journalists, to whom
ne explained the principles he should adopt,
If elected to the Presidency. Tic result IS
snld TO have heen satisfactory. .... .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02
BOOTS and SHOES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA District, SIS.
At Probate Court, holden at Probate Office
in Danville, within and fol-. said District, on
the Pod day of Nov. A. d. 1S48, present, the
Hon Samuel 3. Mattocks, Judge
& n Instrument purporting TO be the last
"A VIII and Testament of Leonard Harring-
ton, late of ST. Johnsbury, in said District, de-
ceased, being presented to the Court here by
Charles Blnn, one of the executors therein
named, for Probate; Itis ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein, be notified
to nppearEat session of said Court to be hol-
den at the Probate Office, in Danville, on the
last Wednesday of January, lS49, and shew
cause, f any they may have, against the Pro-
bate OF said Wan; for which purpose, it is fur
ther ordered, that II copy of the record of this
order, be published three weeks successfully,
in the CALIFORNIAN, printed at ST. Johnsbury,
previous to said time appointed for hearing,
SAM'L b. MATTOCES, Judge.
A true copy of Record, [592w3'
Attest, S. 3. MAETOCkS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02

GENERAL TAYLOR HAS THE NEws,--A
New Orleans letter in the Baltimore Patriot,
dated 2lst inst, sOys: .....
Gen, Taylor hns the news of his election.
He was nj Baton Rouge, when the news Of
the result in Pennsylvania reached him, and
AT the same time cUnle accounts from su(li-
cient number of other States 10 make il GER
tain TINT he was elected. hear from those
who were present, when he first received in
'eIlgence, that he betrayed not the least oN-
eXultaliou, but heard it with the composlrc
aud dignity which are so essentially part of
his character. .|. ..