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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
NOTICE.
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VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE
fEo facilitate further Tie travel upon thi- quite the
- Haistiao4eaGd Quo BaIleoad COMPANY, IN c0ujouc
ten Wial La ittcs otaErs NsA3i4.s fs9sd,
willcauueHee assn 3.ONpNY lie 21th March to an
: ss-isitSND iiillf GRAIN OF CARS and LINE or
co S. ttsS usaf Gle eirrts
irHvtHg ha.ttuorc al C.. b., On every day OF
tUahel.sid a. II =. Nh the week
The Coac'esnruuthe National Road NiI bcucefarth
leave Wheeii1t regularly twice day Al a. and
p. ~ AM Cumberland al the hours. connecting
regularly, each WAY, VIVA the morning and evening
Boats 81 BroWnsvilc BY this Arrangement passengers
arriving al Baltimore roalf hiaieiRhis nj = M uay
proceed westward, after delay of TUT two hours ia.
sead of lyng over until next morning. Fass myers
eeuins eastward and arriving Waee,ng, OF Pitts
hurgh or Cumberland ton LAKE either tor tie morning
evening tine, VIII he detained hUj p hours most la
stead Of -. heretofore Great additional despatch
VIII hus 10 giTea TO the rsve upon this route. already
The most expeditions between he East and West and
the passenger nay aiM avs make his choice OF the day
or ught for Yas.ipE either the Railroad the
lufuplhc section Of the route.
BY order, WM :. NO0nSlpE,
Master of fransio tai isn,
BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad
Baimsre March IS, leIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
COPPER, san,

rySmE husiness Of nlm vlH e co1t ietsl hy ~
- snlserlaets - hpreto'ore aaAes se "i H4ee q ~
a l. ANuaAslN s go. ... .....,.,,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
{ arneis. iLnrnnts.

a PAXTON & SON have just received their Fail
A-Ns aud Water stock OF carpetIns, consisting OF
every variety o. color pattern and quality. ouf stock
Is ROW tie largest thai has been brought TO this
city, aud having Teen purchased directly from the man
utasfurers. cHsned Ia sell acn lower aud pre-
stnt better assortment taH has heyeiotote hce oder
ed. Cal and see them at our store on Monroe ST. Ole
EtIL CL01ilS Of various patterns aud al widths,
- just rec'd by oeiiO A PAXTON x SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
2$00&an &E.
nnnEs- NsW srnrr

t'N''tNtf' WV = ] VI
n NMILN AND rockrt Rihit. prr-Hyteri. ps,r., 80,
= hvnts. tsalus of pav r. variety Of scbs,f n,.ts
Ecier II Fe1lcIs Sanders Renders Coi,fs rs,fc,s'
NSN Arithmetic. Davies Arithmetic aud Afrsbr,
tonfsiaeks fhus Py. Chemistry ard rhvsio'ngv ana
ave tflN ot standard works Theology Wcftfa, va
noa iferai r" h7rk hooks and an Kinds af station.
sry. wide window tiaIs AND y,,ll r.rer soid to,v .
any establishment inthc ciiy.bv
JOHN FISHER. Agent.
N1t2--- MAIN street. Wheelin
BOOkSt BOOKSTI
HE srhscrhe- having entered into such sn arrange
ment with on tle large publishing htusp. in tbs
eastern cities eHair him to sell at their
l''s 'n Wv YORK EeSton and Philadelphia, Cal at
The corner BOOK stare Of Main and Union streets.
ntt w ROrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
NEW CARPET * FURNISHING STORE.
4. PAXTON q son.

NEW CARPET * FURNISHING STORE.
4. PAXTON d son,
HAVE inst opened 10 Of The Store roous on Non
roe street. uearly opposite the Posi- ohice an en-
tirey and extensive assortment Of Carhetng oil
Cloths autoiher goods, to Which they respectfully invite
the attentions Of purchasers. fheir stock comprises
iirusseis Carfeting,
Inperial rhree Plv DO
Superfnc L mo aud Common ingram carpeting;
~ 4 aud 80 'rsaestry, Twied and COMMON;
Nsaiiian do
Cotton and Rag do
6 I, { aud - cnrl aud pain Cantsn Mating;
bil Cloth Of every with
Carpet Binding and Thread Also
I2i. st 81 aud Drugses and Linen crulnb cloths;
ANniuster, Tuited. " iltou snd Brussels Rags
brass stair Goas al sizes;
Adelaide Maniia and Aliean, Door Mats &c, sc.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
1874, III and 10 Imperial MaFseilles, Toilet and
Dr Sisn Quilts;
I94 ia aud 10 i Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen aud eatlsn fiiow Case Goods
Suneriof lyish Linen aud Cotton Shiriing
"a 81 81 aud 1874 Damask Table Cloths and Table
T.inei@;
Napkins and Doylies; ling,
Ri-d's eve iuckahacs Scotch Diaper < Crash Towel
Piano Table and stand Covers
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Fucniture Prints;
FnrritUe Dimhy;
T ckln IS and Bed Lace;
Fciia.aa Cord and rsssels for Blinds;
Wnrsted add Cotton Friuges Also good assortment
Of Gloves and Hosiery; Lmenand cambria adk.s,
Ladies' aud Geul's SilA Crarals,
French worked Collags;
Paggsols Unhrellas sc, &c, &c.
All OF wsh viii Re sold al the lowest possible prees;
aud persons wanting al please call aud examine.
myI7 a PAXTON SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

g'ebarcn and cioarS Received and a., store
V'@N'p "''d Ni-'ita- i,H kinsn.0uI Gold
Ieal Fe.4cco, snper ariipisl s 3esa.la Prtcips
Das-io e., f@uesiIas. hlacrva, a.. Cigars,
Apig J Al BiGkEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
apGRmfCfuT8.
RALrIMoNE L0ck HoSPITAL.

BALTIMORE L0Ck HOSPITAL.
s1- UEEE AMY hrohtgiued the nnst speedy Remedy
~ fii GHuurfha a. elects. Structures. Seuuai NesN
Pam toe IuinS, tHcetious ut the Kidneys. also
those ueffisr Affections which arse from ccrtaiu pfsc
tcc 81 vuuth AVID w-h u not cured rcuders marfIsge
niro-a lie and ctd destroys 10th mind and bod
This reineIy WAL eiso inpnicucy snd every svm
tol, ola SECRET DISEASE.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL lABECtLTN
sn often cous Ieut uVau anY voluntary cousttut on
al eNeess af tc NtNtIE POW ER " the human svs,e.
a ,rrr u4rstvrsp IS ruoN ONE 70 rwo DAYS. on
NO AF0F WADE.
on CO. No ., ScrrH FRruEEtcK srBggT, On The len
hand side going rum Baltimore street, six doors foin
the corner.
BE particular in Observing the mans on the door and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
BOOKSF ROOKS1
W1utTl9mNA


NEW FALL. & WINTER GOODS.
At TUE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING sTonr
Second door beloIc the T. = Hnf,I
IVJJrrT INC "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, CHINA. &c. &c.

Family Groceries 4, 'i.. .oe sapey2 a.i F' ls
cevedhy MCORfNEN AND CONANT.
Ie22 Nufsst square
Packages Delivered in any part OF tis City, Tree OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
MI. ssUEY. q 90.

.fa-e y p nisass AZ eHs q cal
III ur 81 EarrI1-e tpus 30 mo uealesi sttie ans -
me sfis.. noilee. tasy h.ias well prov g. VIVA lie
- gaAs1s, les2
The State guard., 1848-07-18
The Greatess Medicine of the
 Day. Dr. Swayne'S Compound Syrup of WILD CHERRY.

FTVHE universal celebrity which this -l valuable Medicine is gaining through ou1 the United States, and the many aston. ishing cures which it is continually per forming, has proved il to be, beyond a doubt. the only sale and certain cure for Pulmonary Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spilting Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervou. Debility, Tickling or rising in the Throat, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing or any Symptoms ot Consumption.
 Il the Bowels are costive, mild pnrga. tive should be resorted 10 occasinally and pr. Swayne's Sarsaparila Pills will be found valuable acquisition to the Wild Cherry, and will prove valuable medi- cine where an aperient is required Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup ot Wild Cher " is medicine which has stood lhe test of experience. and if used according 10 the directions Gas Described in Dr. Swayne's Guide to Heallh) seldom fails. The above pamphlet is well worth perusal.
 Caution! CnutiOn!!
 Avoid all spurious preparations of Wild Cherry. such as Balsams, Bitlers, .Syrups of Wild Cherry, &c &c., as they are all "icttious and counterfeit" and contain none of the virtures of the original and genuine preparation, as prepared by Dn. II. SwAYNE. and the frs, ever prepared in this country. DR. SWAYNE'S COM POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY is composed ol vegetable ingredients, the Uild Cherry. and other medical substances, equally a eficacious, if not more so i; the whole are so effectually concentrated as to render il beyond all doubt the most pleas ant. streng gthing. and effectual remedy ever discovered for the cure of Pulmonary Con sumption, and all diseases of the Lungs and Breast. The very fact, from it's having such train of :puriour imilators, stands to prove it's great curative properties.
 TherCore, invalids, inquire for the origi- nal preparation, each bottle ol which ia en- veloped in beautiful wrapper, with like ness of Wm. Penn engraved thereon also bearing the signature of pr. H. Swayne, he countcrfeiting of which will be pun shed as forgery.
 Prepared oiiy by Dr. H. Swaync, N. ". corner Eighth and Race streets, Pbiladel, phia.
 W. B. COOPER, Agent.
 Wetumpka, June 13, lSdS.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
". T. COLQUITT.
DETROIT, May 10, ls44.


 DEAR SIR In answer to your inquiry, whether am favorable to the immediate annexation of Texas to the Unified States, reply that am. As you demand my opinion only of this measure, and briefly the reasons which influence me- shall confne myself to these points. 's4 $ Ishan not dwell upon the policy of uni ting cotcrminous countries, situated like ours and Texas, with no marked geograph- ical feature to divide them, and with navi- gable streams penetrating the territories of both; nor upon the common origin of the people who inhabit them, upon their com mon language, manners, religion, instifu- tions, and, in fact their identity as branch of the human family. Nor shall I urge the material interests involved in the measure, by the free intercourse 1t would establish between the various sections of vast country, mutually dependent upon, and supplying one another. These con- alterations arc so obvious, that they need no elucidation from me. E iAR lfg But, in q military point of view, annex. aticn strikes mo as still more important. and my mind has been the more lorcibIy
The State guard., 1848-07-18
TALLADEGA White Suipller Springs.


 AxsA THESE well known and highly Tsssm reputed Springs are now open ant ready for the reception of visitors. The well~known healthy location, and TO- mantlc scenery of this place. needs no comment from us. The House and Cotta- gesare in thorough repair, with new Furni. ture, and thorough outfit of all the ar. rapgements sufficient to accommodate $50 .or 490 persons. Several taiented Musi clans have been engaged, so that the ex- tensive Ball Room may be kept constantly supplied %iih Music, free of charge. In short, no pains or expense will be spared to render it delightful place of resort for the gay and fashionable as well as the in valid during the summ CT months. V The subscriber having been for the last Sixteen years connected with several first class hotels. in the Southern States. and more rccently superintendent with Mir. Rudler of the Rialto at Montgomery, Ala, faiteIs himself that he can give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with a visit. J. MELRO,E WALKER,
 Lessee and Manager
 r. 5. Arrangements have been made for HACK to intersect Mr Powell 5 daily line of four horse post Coaches from Mont gomery at Syllacogsa regularly.
 July IS, 1s4S. 2o-2m.
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We have experienced some four Presi- dential canvasscs, but never before have we witnessed such poor subterfuges for po- litical hobbies as was exhibited on last Thursday evening-Ricc with his firkin of butter s'turned up"a boring, and Par sons delivering funeral sermons on slave y. Not word of principe was put forth. Fillmore, Rico did not approve of, and Taylorism was all at Buena Vista, from which place the whig principle oI lS46 had sprung up.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
DET GOODS,
SPRING AND SUMMER
 G Q Q D s!

w F are now receing, in addition to our " former stock, and will continue to receive, general assortment ol Spring and Summer goods, such as
 SiGi,!c ama E'asscy Dry Goods of improved Patrons and Styles: READY MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Bonnets, Books and STATIONERY, Hardware, Saddleiy, Crockery. China and Glass, Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye Stuff, Groceries. Sporting Munitions. and every thing else for which they anticipate a demand. All ot which they hope 10 be able 10 offer at satisfactory prices, having the advantage of an experienced par ner all the time in the North m cities 10 make their purchases.
 nsT Cal al their old stand, Brick Build ing, East We,umpka, Ala. hear the Bl;dge.
 W. H. McKLEROY & 70.
 March 21 lSIS. tf12
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CASS,
Hon. E. A. HANNEGAN.
 Washington, D. c.

G It is on dit here. that Billy Yan- cey, of "round belly'' and "cock-sparrow notoriety, intends publishing pamphlet of some 60 or 70 pages, in few days.- The purport of which can well be guess ed-a revision of his ati-Cass speeches, oomencing at Charlestsn, where a great Southern Convention was recommended then the ono at this place, in the Council Room, where he said he "kncw of no other course than to remain an idle spectator during the canvass" Mark the difference of the two speeches-in Charleston, Mri Yancey knew that John c. Calhoun had tinctured the atmosphere. but as soon as he arrived among the quiet hills of Coosa, where the brawny armed democrats knew of no political quirks, he smoothed down his tune from his semibrevc of which notes he seeemed to use in Charleston, to demi sem, quaver in Wetumpka. This pamphlet concern we suppose will be his last dying agony. Now that feverished state. of mind has had preponderance over this gentleman, and he has gradually been dying since the first days of the Baltimore convention, we suppose his last struggle will be made on the day that the 70 paged pamphlet comes out. We once heard of Yankee succeeding in making a green youth believe that the moon was made of Green Cheese, but we doubt very much whether MT. Yancey will succeed with his 70 pages in convincing the ''unterriied Democracy" of Alabama that they arc wrong in supporting Gen. Cass, when they rccollect that this same Mir. Y. would have supported Gen. Cass if the conycn- ton would only pour little fluid into his cup of vanity, by passing the following resolution.
 "Resolred, That tho doctrine of non-in- tcrference with the rights of property of any portion of the people of the Confede- ration, be it in the States or in the Terri tories, by any other than the parties inter- ested in them, is the true republican doc Urine recognized by this body.'' sisfrtini
 Yes if the Convention had just done Mir. Yancey the honor of adopting this resolution, one of his making, which is without any meaning and subject to all kinds of construction he would have been willing to support Cass with all his Will mot Proviso notions and Internal improve ment views. Alas for vanityl!
The State guard., 1848-07-18

IF We were forcibly reminded, last Thursday night, of what the talented ed- itor of the Mobile Advertiser had said very recently, in letter from Boston, to his paper, that Gen. Taylor would get all the "spoils hunters," the "unprincipled," the cast offs, and the 'rag-tag and bob-tails' of allparties. Sure enough, Sam Rice, the great Talladega rejected, supports the old General. But for our life we cannot tell to which class of these worthics he belongs, whether to the 'unprincipled,' the "spoils hunters," the least offs," or the .'rag-tag and bob-tais." But as he de alt quite extensively in horse tails and other tails, on Thursday evening, we suppose he belongs to the latter class.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
Election Notice.

| EECCtlOu NOtsCCs HVHERE will be an Election held al H the different Precincts in Coosa county, Ala, on the 1st Monday in Au. gust, ls4e, for the purpose of clecting a Sheriff and a Tax Collector for Coosa county, and tEe following persons arc ap- pointed inspectors at the different pre- cincts, viz:
 Wetumpka-Samuel Cornachan, o E Lacy md Reuben Hill, Bailif returning officer. sal
 Bromns--D W Bozeman, T w T Mo- Cain and Felix Siminton, Baiiff returning officer.
 WaHs-J A Wall, E L Buyck and W H Moore, Bailiff returning officer.
 N;rbug-Wm Townsend, Solomon Robbins aud Geo. Johnson, Bailiff re- turning officer.
 Rockford--Asa Edwards, Johr K Nc Donald and s K Waits.
 Socapatoy--John Aud, L B Morris and John Gaddis, Bailf returning officer. Adkins-S T Hughes, A 5 Nicholson and John Graham, Bailffreturning officer.
 Clercldads -Wm J Stephens, John Chancellor and John Pylant,- Baiiff re. turning officer.
 Cross'-Wm M Lindsey, Moses Moore and Edward George, Baililf returning officer.
 Jourdans-Aaron Yates, John D Will son and Alfred Kirkland, Bailif' returning officer. .-..,....., t... .sI
 Boronghs Ellis Logan, Henry Bo- roughs and Posey Dennis, Bailif return ing officer. j ' U H v
 KcHy's--Joel Gulledge, James Vessels and Jas. D Sykes, Bailiff returning officer. The returning officers at the different precincts, vii make immediate return ol the votes boiled at their respective pro. cincts to me at the Courthouse
 A.. c. HALLMARK, ShD.
 July II, ls4s. aa a a 27-tde
The State guard., 1848-07-18
NEW DISCOVERY.


 Dr. Councils Mixture. for Gonor.l esa i. and Glcet, Seminal Eiiusions and Weak ness of iLe Ulera or Bladder. This mix ture contains no injuricus article whatever, but possesses ionic properties ofrcal .fiica- cy, and n ore congeniallo ,ihc constitution than any other medicine, used for these complaints. Freed from the nauseatirc qualities atletding ccpalva ard the ccm- mon mixtures it will be found agreeable to the palate and pleasan, To he stomach. and will cue any case, orall pay is refused for ii. Itsis equally good and @cet'af for fe. males. Sold only at 50 Poydras st., New Orleans. sAtassa sE-----sl sz7. -tssssish
 DR. sPuoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY. ss
 Why wilIyou suffer with tha, distressing con plaiui, when rem,hy is a, hand that will net la'l5io cure ,ycu? T hisf.n.rdy will tiiscluaL'y destroy any aiiscls of l.ea.!-s ache, either nervous or liiors. Ii Las ert- cd cases of fweEty cars, slanding.
 J5s All oi the above named aiticles ar sold ia Weiumrka by Vim D. Ceopeh,ls. Mon,eomery by Coster X Cox; in Also al the Literary Depot 50 Royal .a,oa z. hy an srsnr in every 'ewn in .''1s' ,e MaIch |, 1sle.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
DEAE-SESS.

Use tDf. McNail's sAC0USTICa OIL, for the cure of Deafness. Also, sll those disagreeable noises like the buzzing of in sects, falling Of water. whizzing oi steam, which are symptoms ol an approaching deafness. Many persons who haze been deaf for ten, fifteen. or twenty years. and were subject To using ear-lrumpets have, after using one or two bottles, thrown aside these trumpets, being made perfectly well. IL has cute .ases of ten. fiGeen, and even thirty yeara ,,Eding ol Deafness Price, 5 per flask H tht
The State guard., 1848-07-18
TO TIE PUBLIC,

The original and genuine Magical Pain Extractor, sold by Comstock S Co, 59 Poydras street, is sovereign remedy Iol Burns, Scalds, So e Eyes and Nipples, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Cuts, Elurtions of the skin, &c. rfs sffsl
 U Cautiou- Daley's or;ginh and only genuine Magical Pain Extractor, will sLe sold to merchants, at 59 Pdydras st., New Orleans, so tley can make II 0 rcr cent. on it. Also, JEW DAVID'S, or HEBREW PLASTER. The only genuine.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
Adaninstrator's A Notice.

r ETTERS of administration having l/ been granted to the undersigned by the Honorable, the Judge of the Orphans Court of Coosa County, upon the estate oi John Yates. deceased, all persons indebt ,d to said estate will make immediate pay ment, and those holding claims against the same are requested 10 present them duly authenticated, within the time prescribe d by law, or they will be barred.
 e AARON YATES, Adm'r.
 June 13; 1S4S, df 24 Ct.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
Saw and Grist MiIl Hro ns.

FTNHE Montgomery Manufacturing
 N Company have in connection will, their Boundary and Machine department complete Blacksmith's Shop, and are now prepared for the prompt execution oi all orders for lrcn work of every discrip, ton. Particular preparation has been made for Saw and Grist mills and millers and others may, with confidence rely upon procuring promptly good and sub stintial irons on terms more rcaso lable than they have heretofore been offered to them in this city. Saw mill clanks and GIist null spindles both cast and wrought, and all other descriptions oi Mill Irons constantly on hand irarranted.
 Highest prices paid for old Iron.
 ? GlNDRAT & CO,
 Mont ,omcrY, June 27. ls4S. 2b-f
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Democratic Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Demo- crats of Coosa County, at Rockford, on Monday next for the purpose of appoint ing Assistant Electors for the county It is desired that the 'unterrifed" will turn out
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Universal Commcndation.

I5S Prom every city and village, where JEw DAvIp's or HEBREW PLASTER. has been introduced the most gratifying intelligence of it's excellent effects have heen received by the agent. In hundreds of instances it has triumphed after all other remedies had be- n used in vain.
 For particulars of it's discovery &c., see advertisement in another column.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
LoNGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN FAN ACEA.

DR. LARZETTI' JUNO coRDItL, OR pEo-
 CREATIVE ELMER.
 For lotb male and female-- prescribed as an elltctual restorative 'n cases of dehility, impoiency. or barrenpess. and all irregular ltles of nature. It is all that it proe,ses to be, viz: Natures grand iesloralive and re. medy for those ir the married ,.rate with out offspring. It has been used with com plete success by some o the first families in this city and proved itself 10 be boon which has been the canse of blessings of priceless value. by acting as a restorative 10 remedy these inexplicsbIt irregularities o. nature, the existence of which renders the married state q barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic cases of Leu corrhGa and other complaints of this na- tHrc, it is Il certain cuN.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
C0osa SheriT's Sale.

WILL be old, in front of inc Market w House, in the city oi We;umpka on the third Monday in August next, Lots No. l2 and l3, situated in North Weumr ka, where J. '. N. E, Nix's steam mills now stand. Also Lot No. 222, situated in North Welumpku, where J. M. N. B. Nixs residence new stands. Lev:ed uron as the property of J. NJ. ". D. Nix, to satis- fy sundry fl fas in my office. vs. id Nix.
 4. q. HALLlfARK, ShD.
 Jnne $, lS4S. tpr's fee ss2.) 23 ids.
The State guard., 1848-07-18
To the Editor of the Globe.
WASHINGTON, May 16

SIR: The following letter having been submitted to my disposal, I ask of you to give i, an immediate publication in your paper. I am satisfied that you will take pleasure in complying with this request, that the public may bo appraised of the sentiments of anothcr'distinguished demo- crat upon the interesting subject to which the letter refers. Your compliance will much oblge. &c., f ef's
The State guard., 1848-07-18
|STOKERs CHURCH, July 4, .Isls.
 MALcou n. GR.uAss. Esn..

SIR.--Ther undersigned having been appointed a Committee. in behalf of tLo, Coosa Cavalry, tender you their thanks for the interesting, able, and eloquent ad- dross, delivered by you before that compa. ny this day at their Celebration, and earn.