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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
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ppr,, t1k EVAPORATION or skRcmANplzr
PITTSBURGH AND HILADFIppI.
Isht fIoprIetsrs OF This old established and fin, po,,
~ Boat Line, having removed their denot in phi.
,S"e'Phlu' 70 a much larger Warehouse on Marke, -
~. formerly occupied, and also Increased tha3,
- - storage al Pittsburgh, are now prepared 10 n,sr
Steaief facilities 10 their friends and palrons
novas carried BY Tins line are not transbinnrJ be,a.oan
pmts5ussh aud Philadelphia, being carried entireH, y y
: - section Boats. To shippers OF flour s,,J - y ~
sS"Ns i'4Aifihg careful handling, Ihls 5 of imnoTtanea
20 charge made Tor receiving or Shipping soois 80
uTan ma" ! en@lses, Al goods forwarded promptly. ana
wynn d reasonable terms as by any other line f'' N1
JOHN MCFADEN 4 q
Canal Basin. Penn 81, Pntsbnrsb
fshet JAMES NJ. DAVIS a CO.
49, ~ Market aud 81 Commerce \. phi.
so, NJ Sief AbEN Co., forw arding and Conmis
"e'ehahts, Canal Basin, Penn a.. Fittsb,rsh ~
e. DAVIS & Co, Flour FACTORS aid ,o,,mt
I ~ market and 81 Commerce 81 Pill
AeNshces made by either OF lie ah.v. =, "ila'
. Mem, = S'nef descriptions of Merchandise cunsi~nei
mar ls-3ul
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Cgainst

The defendant not b.v;o. Defendants.
S5.aen security according TO the act OF Ass.,,IIs - ~ suu
ihsr ~ Jus eouf', and Il appearing by SATISFACTORY n,a y
vir.i"i. not al Ihhsnlant OF the Commonwealth :,
NE sand defendant do appear here on ihr 6rsi \ sssfea uai
-, 'ei,noI thls court, and answer lIe 60 " ts
81 "nu 'nsI a copy OF this order be forth,s - auah's
~ =. s"me newspaper printed IN the riIv ~ 1, insert
Of ,ms I, ~ sueeessivels and posted al ~ nm, , lug
tG"o,n holse OF Ono county. A eops ,es,s "'oi
Ai-EA- 4. D Cl.,k |
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Core Pondeuee o' the wseeing Iih.es.
Ptrisburgh. March ~. ls4e

Dir Clay will arrive here at 4 O'Clock to-
morrow, aud viii meet such a receipt, n as
no man has ever received rom the citizens OF
Pittsburgh.
The preparations are on the most extensive
scale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

NOTICE FOR TAKING DISPOSITIONS,
TN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
l. for Ohio county in the Stale of Virginia. Suit
p~ending-Forei-n attachment.
James Kerr, jr. William X Nimick. Alexander MIN.
lex and Alexander DUFF, partners under the name of
James Kerr, il. and co.
rs.
Robert s Irwin, and James II Forsyth and James r
Baker. partners under the name of FORSYTH and Ba ker.
Daniel w boss, J Rush Hays, Leonard Il FORSYTH, Isaac
y Carter, Andrew Byers. Robert McCarrean, II aphaniah
Carter, William A Hill, n atfaniel d Ilogg. Richard +
smith, John Aiken, Thomas Oliver and George l. Shock.
The said defendants will please take notice tina, the
dispositions OF A Richardson, Owen Morgan and others.
VIII he taken at the Mayors Office of the city OF Pitts.
lursh IN the state Of Pennsy .vania, on the 18th day of
April, A. d.. ls4S, between the hours Of eight O'Clock A..
NJ. and seven O'Clock J. NJ. TO he read in evidence IN the
aneVe named cause on behalf of said compiainanis. And
~, from any cause the taking of the same shalt not lie
commenced, or being commenced, shall not be completed
on that day. the taking thereof viii be adjourned from
time 10 time until the same shall lie completed.
James Kerr, jr. William X Nimick, Alexander MIN.
lex and Alexander bud, partners under the name of
James Kerr, jr. and Co. by
mar IL ALFRED CALDWELL, their Attorney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

Whips, Whips. Just J $ w Jfrsiysd .u 1.G'SeI Iss ,Si of
wagon Whips; for sale lower than usual, for uash
mar - NICOLL & CARR, lOg Main u.
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fAsG ILL aud cross chi Saws.-Jusl received Hoe &
ava Cos cast steel, VIM Rowiands aud BringhursI
* kirhy's Miii and Cross euI Saws. TOR sale by
mar 81 SAM'L NEEL.
rraI, 5. Neel has Just received Gun
Su" A'A''CiS' Barrels, Gun Locks aud Noun
ting, and for ga lie, SAM'L NEEL.
Dad Dino 4tons Lead Pipe aud a lot Of Shee;
~"N ifN' Lead. just received and for sale BY
HOkNBROOk & DILLON,
mar2l4Al Market 81. a few doors below Post office
Silver Grey Silks. The sasseriher has Just
very fashionable silver grey. chameleon and fancy dress
Sihs Also some rich Black : ilks, which viii be sold
u 'Ne "N's' S'7 Is RHODES.
open WORKED! Hose. Laa'es' sup'r Brown
work cotton Hose, Childron's and misses, do ,,5,S.
few pairs Of The heaviest hFk Silk Hose eve t,,
:" 'lH' "a'Ne mr. : HOD
BRIDGE CORNER.
n ;. RHODES Of The BIG Window. win sell all IN.
" : mos. celest ded makes of French CLOTHS ana
cheaper for cash than ANY LrHM.x
mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

We are gratifed TO find that though the
wires were in a bad condition, our report Of
the revolution in France, Yesterday morning,
was full and remarkably accurate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

N~hoLESALE BOOT & SiOE WARE ROOMS.
TN ucLALLEN, kNON q 60. have taEen The 80
~ Rooms on The corner OF Nam and Madison SIS
d'fec'y opposite Their old stand, where they arc now
RECEIVING ana opening the largest aaa -est selected a..
s"itN'uH' Oh Doors ana SHoks ever offered in this nar.
Aei' consisting OF Five HUNDRED PA.kAGts of tte.h
AHA sess"hanit hoods. Having made arrangements viii
some OF Inc most extensive Eastern Mafuiaelurcrs tsa
are prepared 10 iarnis1 Western merchants with a zen.
e'"' aH"i'meh' u noo1s and shoes, either by the pack.
age OF dozen, al as low rates as they can be- uurriasad
i' Baltimore or Philadelphia, with the addition of freight
!" tlis point for the PROOF of which we woufd I'd,
fee'iHH4 ihFHe Nehi 10 an examination Of our stock.
fiei - hNOA & ca.
t~iarHwara OFT GREER are now receiving
Their Spring stock OF English Hard
wac @hI cutlery, imported direct from The Manutactu
tT : 90 birmingham and Sheffield, England.
Merchants are respectfully invited 10 call and exam
me prices before gong East. mar 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

SulNlA.is CHAscsRY.-At Rules held IN "a.
I.u ~ omee OF The Circuit superior 1on,, >" -,
month of March, 1913. ' ONO IN The
Samuel Irwin,
against
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LOCK AT THIS!

kOssM AZ THIS!
TEAYlNG obtained the services of MR.. JAMES
<s H. CLARRlDGE, a man thar 81 .nds al the head of
We trade ~ inc Eastern cities, as a FUR AND SILK
HAT MAKER n FINISHER, we are prepared Ia
manufacture and sell superior Moleskin, silk, Nutna
fhd beaver hats, together with all other articles IN our
me o. business IN a manner superior TO any that have
ever been offered IN this city.
Wheeling, Mar Is. s AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

TUT subscriber having opened an offs. "a, "a,
chase and sale Of Real Estate. sny I. me pur
yard - " pu. OF sell or wishing any infarnstio, n =
,,hs, teAi estate. can obtain itby sddressiny ~. sas
sep 10. en- INV jNo GosHogN.
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Wheeling. March 81. 1873.

manufacture, Fruits. Nuts. etc etc; aiso-a good assert
nlent of Imported cigars aud chewing tobacco, which he
oilers Wholesale or retail 10 the old customers and others,
as cheap as can be purchased in the place; ,u,p
Wheeling, March 81, 1913.
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.
IA oTICE is hereby given to the subscribers to the
IN stock Of the Wheeling Female Seminary, that
they are required TO pay an iustslment OF two dollars
and fifty cents upon each and every share Of SAID stock,
to Robert Mccoy, Treasurer Of said Seminary, at the
Wheeling Savings institution, on FRIDAY, the IAN day
of April next. GEO. 5. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
Wheeling, March ID, 1913.
MACHINE CARDS.
THE subscriber has the agency of selling the Machine
l cards, manufactured by John II. Haskell of Balti-
more. He will have always on the common siz8, Sheets
and Fillet on hand; all larger than the common he will
receive orders and furnish i'll ten days after. The qua
liiX III tslese cards are well known.
AnvtIo sAM'L NEEL. has just received a lot of
EAii''io' sensine Mouse Hole Anvils direct from
Box Vices. Bellows OF Jacob Arnetl's make. and screw
plates, all sizes. for sale by SAM'L NEEE.
Whips, Whips. lust T Ie,eiysd tn a.GineT T.. 10, of
wagon Whips; for safe lower than usual, ior uash
mar2J NlCOLL & CARR, 100 Main u.
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
TAMEs A. MCLEAN is now prepared with every
y material Tor Portrait Painting, and will he happy to
paint Portraits at his room on Main street. near the Viz.
gina Hoiel. Portraits 2j by 80 inches, $50; 20 by "a
inches, $40. mar Is-lws
FARM FOR SALE.
III WILL sell my farm of one hund ed and one acres
II situated in Belmont county, Ohio, OPPOSITE the np.
per end OF Wheeling island. There is about nny five
acres improved; a good Dwelling, Barn and stable: two
| good Spfings and a young orchard of some go or leo
| Apple trees, beside Pears, Peaches, Plum and Cherry
trees, and Grape Vines bearing. The face of the hil
fronting the river is well calculated for getting out the
coal, l will sell he above at a reasonable price and on
good terms. Apply to inc. X. B~0TSFORD,
mar - in Wheeinp.
NJ. b. | viii also sell Congress IA all.
Nool Tu,ino 500 lbs wool Irvine IN small
"ooi i "iiiI. Balls, on hand ann for sale hy
mar u q BERRY, Water 81.
- En- SACKS Prime Rio coffee, lust received Nv
@VO mar IL MITCHELL, OSDUN
0nn BBLS New Orleans Molasses in oak barrels,
N@~ just received by =
mar Z MITCHELL, OSBUN L C o
81 "a PACKAGES assorted Teas, just received lv
~ mar II MITCHELL, USBgN * ca.
81. BALES superior Soft Shelled Almonds. ms, recei.
" we'd by mrE MITCHELL, USBUN & co.
N BONES Tobacco, various brands and Qualities.
~ J1si received by MITCHELL, osBUN 4 co. :
LOCK Az THIS!
EEAYlNG obtained The services of MR.. JAMES
Co.'S H. CLARRlDGE, a man thai 81 .nds al the head of
ne trade ~ inc Eastern cities, as a FUR AND SILK
HAT MAKER AND F~INISHER, we are prepared 10
manufacture aud sell superior Moleskin, Sitk, Nulra
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pAENTvNC

TAMEs A. MCLEAN is now prepared with every
~ material Tor Portrait Painting, and will he happy to
paint Portraits at his room on Main street. near the Vir.
gina Hoiei. Portraits 2j by 80 inches, $50; 20 by "a
inches, $40. mar ls-lw+
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

THE WHEELING COTTON FACTORY is now
= III operation aud prenarrd to furnish
BROWN S~HEETINGS. WARPS,
COTTON YARNS, and BATTING,
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and examine
their Goods, or send Their orders. which will meet
prompt attention Office at the Factory on Fourth st.
jan 81 SAM. OFT, SuPt.
ITWeavers wanted at the Factory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

Wool Tu,ino 500 lbs wool Irvine IN small
" "i'i~' Balls, on hand ann for sale hy
mar CT BERRY, Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

w aDtpd a BOOK binder competent TO do ali Lind.
ro.nL or work and take charge ofa hirdery~
- sueh an one, making immediate application a $500
SITUATION ana good wages will lie given. AMI ~
. j.E. WHARTON,
""lS Times office, " heelins Y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
LOUISA RAILROAD


At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Louisa Railroad Company al Gordonsvlle, on
Monday the 3lst day Of July, 1913, j; was re-
solved that commissioners be appointed at differ.
ent places 10 receive subscriptions OF stock for
The construction OF the road from The junc-
lion 10 the city OF Richmond hooks OF sub.
scriptiun 10 be opened at any time alter the
18th of August and continue open al the ,iiscre.
lion OF The Commissioners, viz: At Richmond
under the direction of John Enders, Bernard
PeytoD, c. A. Hodges, PoitiauI Robinson, James
Winston, Robert Rankin, Meria ether Jones, B..
L. Winston, Horace L. Kent, Joshua J. Fry,
Isaac Davenport Thomas w. boswell, Hiram
w. Tyler, VIM. Cullingsworth, Valentine Hech-
Ter, Thos. T. Johnson, Edmund S,eane, Francis
J. Smith, Pey'on Johnston, Jno. Enders Jr, Hen.
~ Davis. Charles T. Workman, Snbeu Nc.
Gruder James Talbot, James H. Grant, Wn.
Greanor, Thos HardgTove, w. C. Tompkins, Pc.
ter W. Grobbs, James Gray Daniel Trueheau
Thos. r. PIice. Wade w. Woodbridge, G. R.
Peake, Thos. CoWles, Russell Dudley, Samuel
Hardgrove, John L. Lyon, WIN. Taylor, Will
son Williams, Moses Branch, VIM Palmer
Lotin N. Elicit, G. NJ. Darlington, r. A. Car.
rington, L. Darlington, Jas. H. Poinde1ler, Geo.
w. Greter, Bernard Briel, franklin Stearns,
Geo. E. Sader, John Cosby, R. H. Dickinson
and John Womble.
Hanover Court House-Phil. 3. Winston, viii.
liams c. Wickam, DR. Lucien 8. Price, Or. John
P. Harrison. William o. Winston, Benz. Wing.
field. James T. Sutton, and DR.. William A. Ho-
ward.
King William cOrnty-Geo. Taylor and Sam.
F. Norment.
Caroline Coun.y-Henry Hill and Ellis G.
Saunders.
RutAsr Glen, Caroline County-Francis w.
Scott and Daniel Dejarne,t.
Commissioners at other rlaces will be reported
hereafter cHAs. THOMPSON, sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
To the Editors ofthe ENQUIRER.

ALEXANDRA, July 81, lS4S.
Messrs. Editors: Those questions OF deep and
vital importance 10 The interests and welfare of
our happy country, which are now agitaling il
from It's centre 10 lis circumference, have again
aroused 10 activity The sterling Democracy, OF
far-tarm.d old Alexandria. The Spartan Band
now bauiing 10 the great cause of free principles
and ever animated by Jealous attachment TO our
glorious Uuion and TO that inesimable Cons!iiu-
lion so dear 10 The heart of every patriot, is defer.
mined 10 do its whole cuty in the present cam.
paign. On Saturday evening we had with US our
District Elecior The Hon. John S. Barbour, who
ably defended our cause in an eloquent and lucid
address-competely and unanswerably exposing
the hereses OF our disiagenuous opponents, The
Federalisis.
Again, on Wednesday evening" was meeting
called in the market square, when our County
Elector, Benz. II. Berry, Esq, delivered mos,
able and patriotic address, replee with argument,
and fortified in his positions by documentary and
historical evidence. II was evident that Mr.. B.
had prepared himself for this et1nrt and molly did
he vindicae the cause OF true Jeffersonian De.
mocracy Our appo,ents here as elsewhere are
much inclined to shnfas OF that DID, lime .honored
name OF Whig. which they have unwarran'ably
assumed, aud 10 substitute that OF Democrat
boldly asserting at The street corners and in pub
lie addresses that they are the true od-fashioned
Jeffersonian Democracy To this point il was
that Mr.. B. particularly confined his remarks,
and In mastery manner, and from the record
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
For The Enquirer.
tn TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

TO THE GOVEhNOh We
| observe in lale humber OF me enquirer,
tina, John W. Nash, Esq, OF Powhatan mas oeen
recommended for The JuagsshiP IN me "a O'Fcu'''
vacated BY the death Of Judge Ghoison.
Whatever may be- the qualifications ot any
man. moral or mental residing out OF the Cifcu,'
(unIess there was no one within il capable oil mn,
ing The ofice,) ii would be as unusual, as II wouio
be obviously uujast, 10 appoint MN.
Certainly The many friends OF that highly es'
,cemed man do not claim TOR him superior qaa'l-
6calions. 10 any OF the gentlemen whose names
ha I'VE been associated with this appointment
some of them, even prior TO the election OF tne
late eminent Judge, all OF whom reside, pfactise
and are well known in this Circuit. 10 over
look whom, save Tor the most cosen' reason,
would INVOKE the performance OF most inV,a
ious duty. But can il be seriously supposed oy
any one familiar with The wishes OF Ihls PeoP'e
that The selection OF Mr. Mash or any o1oer pon
resident. would be as acceptable to The people oi
tho BAR as that the Hon. R. K. Meade, man
w;thou, reoroach. whose uroanity OF manner
sterling integrity and legal a,tainments, point 10
him as fl successor 10 our late distinguished
Iudoe3 With such men as r. K. Sleade and
David Nav amoog US, il IS asking 100 much o
yuur excelleacy 10 overlook their claims 10 ap
poin, MIR. Nash or any other NONRESIDENT law
MIR. Nash, bu, for his age and inhrmily, woult
he no more exceplionable than any other sen!ie
man residing without The Circuit.
The preferences indicated by our citizens, rem
der The conclusion irresistible, that The selection
of a nonresident 10 preside over this CIRCUIT
would be not only Notifying TO their teeliogss
but in direct conflict with their wishes, We Jhiot
ability commend Them for that honoIaoie , du.
delicate ey trust. and we are yet to conjecture. ina
The recommendation OF Mr.. Nash, il passed
by "snb sienlio," might suggest the idea that
was acquie.ed in by This Circuit. My only pur
pose in this brief notice, is tina; the high claims
OF gentlemen presented TO your consideration
in connection with this office, residents of this
Circuit, OF unqueslioned qualifications, and who
would accept The appointment, il rendered them
may not be thus prejudiced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11

TOBACCO-Inspeclion for the past week
have been large, but without change in prices :
We quote Jugs 81 IS 10 IS; common leaf 90
a 4 90; mdding 25 a 90; good and fine ) SO
TO 80, with an occasional sale as high as $40 10
10 so Tor extra fine manufacturing kinds.
FLOUR-New Counlry-Lasi sales from Ba-
sin bank s. a 25 FOR supeifne.
WHEAT-Sa es prime while 50 100 cents
prime red 80 IS cents.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-42 10 As cents per bushe!-tull.
CORN MEAL--50 cents per bushel.
BACON-Yirginia hog round IL; Hams a
-.a~- ~, SuuuiueIs 81 IT,.
FISH-New Herrings Sc. Shad So 80 :
Family Rec Herrinss IS in barrel, and 60 50 ia
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEr: 81 25 rs, scale weigh.
YEALs: "a %. MUTroNs: 81 50 10 > 50,
nett, as in quality. HOES %, nett.
LARD-9 10 GEMS. Scarce
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TH1nTIETn coNCaEss--E,r., s,..,o,
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913.
GIN d'pE


| The presiding off ,er laid before The Senate a
communication from the Secretary OF War, in re.
| ply to resolution Of that body.
Several unimportan; reports, and two or three
| private bills, we're reported from committees.
Mr. Hunter introduced resolution, appropri-
alins $500 10 complete the arrangement for ven.
tiiating and warming oil the Senate chamter-
Lies over.
Messrs. Green and Borland were discharged
from serving on the committee on printing during
the recess; and the presiding officer was aulhor-
sed TO ill The vacancy. The same committee
were authorized 10 sit during the recess
Mr.. Fech offered resolution, which was adopt
ed 10 employ messenger during the recess
The same gentleman introduced resolution 10
pay the officers, clerks librarians, asss,an! libra.
rian, postmaster messengers, &C., their usual ad-
ditioral compensation, which was laid over for
the present, after few remarks from MIR, Man.
gum and Mr.. King.
Mr.. Anterior from the Finance Commil,ee
reported the Army Bill, with amendments by the
Committee.
A resolution was adopted, that The Senate will,
during the remainder of the Session, take recess
daily, from TO ST o'clock, P. M.
Mr.. Wescotl submiued resolution, which
was adopted, requesting The Secretary OF The
treasury TO communicate any Information in his
possession as TO The propriely Of draining the
Everglades in Florida, and ceding such lands to
the State.
The Post Route Bill from the House was ia.
ken up, and Mr.. Miles submitted a number of
amendments by the Pos,-ofice Committee, and
agreed 10. Amendments were also moved and
agreed 10, by Messrs. Breese, Niles, Cameron,
Turney and Downs. The bill was then infor-
mally passed over.
And then, at abou, ii A. NJ, the Senate re-
sumed the consideration OF Executive business
understood 10 be The nomination Of General Kear-
ney.
The doors were again opened at about half.past
3, and, on motion OF Mr.. Felch the Senate took
up the bill TO appropriate certain alternate Sec
lions OF the public lands, towards the completion
Of The Clinton and Kalamazoo Canal, in The State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
To the Editors of tie Enquirer:
q IL. co Ann lR1

RAPPAH.NNocK Co., Aug. 4, 1913.
Genllemen-Y paper Of the LIST informs us
of The failure by Congress 10 perfect tn bill
which originated in the Senate, calculated 10 al
lay excitement, and perhaps forever silence the
vexed question, as regards slave territory. You
appeal to the voters of Mr.. John S. Pendleon's
district 10 dstrus, him-aye, to discard him
that h may no longer be trusted with the inter-
est OF The voters OF Inc 7h Congressional district
You condemn his course in unmeasured TERMS
which appeal and condemnation meets with
warm response, not only from The Democrats, but
Wigs. MIR. PendletoDs fate has been settled
for some time in the district, without his having
gone so tar as 10 entirely betray the interest oil
his constituents al this time, and upon so import.
ant question. He sands now just as he de-
serves, and jus! wha, he is-a trading politician.
Now, | wonder il he thinks he can be retained
II he does, let me tell him he cannot | have no
doubt but he has been vain enough TO imagine
lha; he can get the Democratic vote n the dis
trict over any Wing who may oppose him. Il is
settled question in the minds Of many, that he
will again be candidate, al all hazards and il
is also settled, that he was to have Wing oppos-
tioD; j, was and is also settled point that he is
to be blown sky high Why sirs, the mos, influ-
entail OF his friends have been looking to This
"Compromise" as their security for the future"
What will they say Of him 7-what ought they 10
say 2-when ont Of Congress. Can he get a
charger" ] wonder il General Taylor, by The
help Of Northern Abclitionist, can possibly OBJ
tain for him some little place2
Taylor stock is not higher in these parts than
might have been expected-perhaps not quite so
high | know several Wings who can't 60 it for
him-whilsi there is not even one Democrat but
will be found in the warm support Of Cass and
Butler. We shall give good account Of our
selves this Fall. wish you could be al Warren.
ton on The fourth MondaY in August. that you
nigh! see and hear The lint taken of OF Robert
E. Scou the Wing Elector. Mr. Barbour is do
ing Roman service in our cause; and, depend
upon ii, the Wing who may happen to stumble
10 his way will receive al his hands lashing
which he will ever remember. "Take care, friend
Robert Yours, truly,
MO1JNTaINEER
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o The Editors of tie Eanuirer:

PRESTON COUNTY, AugusI2, 1913.
Messrs. Editors: II has been stated in several
Whg papers, that Western Virginia would 60
for Taylor al the coming election, that a large
portion Of the Democrats would vote for him,
aud that Lewis Cass would not receive many
voles. This is untrue. II is Wing motive 10
be always making false statements, in order 10
induce some TO vote Wing ticket, who, il the
truth was known, would not act as the Wings de-
sired Now there are not six Democrats in Pres.
ION $50 Tar as can learn) that will vote Tor Tay.
lor; and as for Western Virginia, her friends may
res, assured that she will not renounce her prin.
cpes and cast her vote for Zachary Taylor. /
have made these statements to you 10 order 10 sup.
press a vile SANDER, and that the truth may be
known.