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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

TTyE Go partnership which ms stcd siner w" hFs'
= daf ~ uece Htcr 5-f. between We and.fsi =. 'n
ihn cut tiHg u-ness iu rue nance of tirn W 'f-Hn
Is tiis dss dissolved iv mutual consent AT fefs'fs
indebted % sad irm rclHescht' mase ps hit"i ="
-irplea Rec. Nho s autlurised % re' I've az ''
iIe the concern GEI W GN Ait.sN. J
STEPHEN RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
IMPORTANT To HOCsEKEEpERs!
lie PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOl
PEKIN TEA COMPANY

50 AtiNG appointed NJ. REILLY. No To-. West
- -de Ntttri square, Wheeling Va tbeir AGENT for
his cF, Hr Woud cali the attention Of The tg,ir q.
ttn~r 'LifbkAfEb FACLED TEAS The superior
F'tfl'ei'e 1i winch Is too we'll require
t.tte.-i'"n They have .e-u for long the
te i't- 100 ihH principal Atlantic cities. sud fast
fatHz ri1r1risr throughout the country which Will
rlltiu rfuccIeuee wherever they used.
AH h1Hscseepes know how difficult il has been here.
"i"e tnuHtain good eas tir price,. but the great
es'l tI- company enable them 20 place iu the
hAHus tnc agents the choicest article prices which
Cannot fail TO- sustain the high character already
tfy teu and they should not suit, Yen have only
20 rcuu tc fo the ent ana get money refunded
N'tttb-As Wauy imItaters have risen up who are
vending az lcror article in The this Company,
ifF drfu proper 10 state ordee 10 prevent imposi
i.p.tat nome genuine which de not bear every
package addition tn the title ofte Company. that Of
McCNLLNuNT 4 BOND,
+ corner Market and Front sts Philadelphia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
nlAnRlE AfANTLES

y<,IFE suhscr er is aren't the largest steam Marble
= Works ia the United states, and K prepared with
& ats aud dtsl lns Of ieauAi nantes centre tables
a4lar aud garen statuary and vases "aisinai fonts
n,ortsrs *. Il tle tnan4iar Gag ers prices
MICHAEL. J ROHAN.
ptvaI Mafuie Mason. 4c Market 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

W as'esAie aud trlall leaicrin
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES. YES ilNGS, AND
KENnl MADE CLOTHING,
tnruef go Aain aud Mou,ae SIS, NnsgLtSo V,
hNF p. received iuy Sqrins sock of this mast fash
- 'pisla eents "a aiy hne, nHlch otieg al unusual
SOW ptttsi ASIA. Nj old customers and tHe pubic
n te"efai lfe us atsd 10 give Gait before pnfeha
stH. elsewhere.
lAsiiuuah.s style n,,la
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

/. ST opened an assortment OfPIAND FOR1ES from
- the celebrated Manutactcry of CrickerIug Boston,
with English Grtndacu0u which, for elegance OF rni-
lure and Melody of Tone cannot he passed, and by
eminent Professors oNasc are said he the hest in the
world Also an assortment Of ano Forfes from A II
tale X Co hcw York of very superior tone aud hnlsh
al OF which &c Offered al The very lowest caah ntifr
a1diu9 carnage bv ] MElLOR
"a Union St Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

g y. HARPER has Just reed from New York a lot
So of the most spcGddly tamme and beautiful Siik
and Beaver hats ole ed IN this city, OF very Ia
fashions. DO, gentlemen, cali teore they are al
,,,,o AuT2O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Family Groceries. {, 60 G,os .aps' III a.i t' re-
c wed hy MCoEiNEf Nh1nNNNI-
l--2 NsiN nv ''l"Ai"
2 Asges Delivered in any part OF tie C'y' free OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

strHE paduershi, herctefo existing between William
4 Anderson Edward Andeesuu, Alfred Evans, ant
Franklin Atder.ai under the arm Il w X ANpsRsos
G Co "-s dissolved Apfll Isl, D. mutual consent
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDM ARD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
stay FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
NEW BOOr x SHOE STORE.
Called The PHILADELPHIA Chap Cash StOr

ny WIN. sotr, i5o, MAIN ST,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

NJ re=s' having accounts aratus Inc sfofe eoH
cen. lHezted L. pre-cni them of seteH ' a"d
ihose iud,,te,i thereto requested Q" settle IT., same
with = r. Farrs Wo j. duly aus fnrised To make set
uei euts &c sn such accounts Tor ne = hith-
Aug ls.-
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
TIT subscriber Is srliag all dfscfiplians Of one Gold
and silver " atches, tewelry aud silver Ware, at
much less than tie usual prices
Fine cold andsilvcr Detached Levers;
do Anchor d..
do Irpiues do.
do guard and fob CHAINS;
do keys. fob keys and s.als:
Gold aud Siiver Pencils;
Pencil leases.
Gold Pens. ne gold and silver case.
Ladies Ga.d Breast Pins:
Bracelets and Iocktts;
aud Silver Thtmh'cs:
Diamond Rings and Breast Pms
Siclln- sYcr Spoons and Siycr Guns made to order.
Clocks and Watches rets.Ced al short order.
Augf a. q. FNIRCAlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
TIL. JOHNSTON. r.. or Main 81
SPIN and Summer Goods,

! TIL: JOHNSTON. Jr. 278 Main ST.
u AZ the pleasure of informing bis customers and tts
II ruiie gensls ly ,ha, he has opened his entre
Sprins and Summer Goods.
To waich De reparttniiy invites their attention ic
bis stock. which h iatcrs hifsft tbe public viii cali
ant 1utae a, - had strong ptoot already tai iusny
Of Dis customers ave- pleased ia them. Tile follow ing
Linen at Canhet tustres, in plain and cross tars
BIS satin fiatd ueiphiue, aHd changean'e Artaeuue
Lawns iu great VARIETY vcrg cheap tgris;ou Sian
chester and other styles 81 GiHriaus ala cuiuts sr
Fancy SIR aud p.am Gloves. tar Ladies and misses
t""h Hose 90 ef'ai vacty Tor Ladies tnt u'lss very
cheap Fancy Bonnet Ribbons the cheapest in the cay
etc, etc mys
SyoCHECo Eatezops and Van River prints ia all
~ color-; very cheap. now ucned ty
my~ I'll; JOHNSTON. Ir., No. rs. Main st.
sauo COUNTY wouI-Cassimergs. Twceds. etc.
~ manufactured by Mckee & Robertson from wool
grown n ONO county; just reed and for sale at Pc
Lovers Of Home Manufacture Fall and see them; they
are good article my6 fiI JoHNsroN,Jr.
T. X and coored silk fnees. Thread AND rs,e iaces
- aud Edgmgs lloueh's patent aud other Kinds OF
skirts irish Linens. Linen Camlric sik Madras.
ouet and cotton ftdkfs Tor sale Nv
nys tn: JOHNSTON. Jr 27s Msust.
TUST re'eda large assortment ct RAZOR SrROPs.
~ among which there d a few more Rough < Ready
strofs warranted 10 shave well, though a wooden peg
surrounded by 20 go Of stif heard covered the
In s'llton to wslch hsvg ct those superior
kazors le Can and see for yourselves the variety
store Of jyl TllUs HORNBEOOK, & co.
WHOLESALE * RETAIL CIGAR To-
BACCO STORE.
Union 81. befieeeH AaR d Market, Whcet
ing. Va
CONSTANTLY on hand large and well selected
~ stock Of American. half; PARISH, Spanish and In
ptrted cigars embracing great variety brands viz
Noucra. IRA Corona. Urraca Kegaa, Principe Ia Nor.
ma Ia Emulation panateii6s. Cazaiofes la Luna liza
wanna Eagle Cuhesry dc Laveis, Primera. Ia America
ce,chrafa etc. etc. Also superior aud medium CHEW
ing aud smoking Tobacco snuff, Pipe Cigar aud snuff
Boxes. etc etc. le22 1HOS. Bk Is
LAWNS AND PRINTS.
Is SPLENDID assortment e new Lawns. Raragos
s = aud ffuts at very low prices Just received oppo
site the Big Red Boot by y > RHODES.
ygYulTE BONNET KlBROSs. just received al the
Wv BiG WiNnnW, a fresh supply Of White and
AID Ribbon and Flowers, Il RHODES.
Ronopts CHINA Pearl White English straw
-. AID other new Bonne's, jus, received al
the cheap corner J. RHODES.
rSONNET TRtuMING--I senseney has this morn
81 ing opened beautiful assortment Of G.Hnct Rib
bon, to which the attention Of the Ladies called.
May 81, lsis
q hand and for sale low. Elegant IA & i24 Waite
~ and fancy Marsees 0utIas.
m3l JSENSENEY
y8T GOODRICH has Just received by Express. his
~ second stock OF Ribbons and Artiiciai Flowers
in which viii he iouud6 pieces Green barred Ribbon
doz Green aud " hite Face Springs, by calling soon
jane T.. ls4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

~ BiCKEL Of the Gal, arm of Lukees Biekei,
ht. lust rrce!. set and offers for sale cheap, whole
al- or retail
fis., Bordeaux Amends, 3 haies Eng Walnuis,
a,.ss t:r.ui,,f Mats, 2i0 oncoauut-. apli
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

a., '-'''bs' street uiil supply Of yari-
WI "''ls 't ever description. such Needles Pms
ST. rs, .'s' "u't",s rihses, Ear Rings, AecosGe-
H. ,''n'f, - an knda. roekef Bu5ls russes saap,
.at 'l' shaving, Haif, Tauth aud Cloihe brus lies,
C.l, .fetf 'Alng epahect.l Ntli The NaIIely iihs.
M sag fe'l9" alOfe On talu Il, taf good Bargains.
MELLOk-
So ata hJpTs just oi.suing al reduced prices by
pASSGIr q ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

cell KS Feulards TISSUE, heraees and Law ns alafge
- fl, -nd OF lAe newest tties lust reed ~ -
! ,,to CHAPLlNE & THOMSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

nzKEN EltN Since my sale OF The French Brewery
40 "a Nj. SlnHh, Butch brewer named +. p Beck
has circulated the report that Tie French Brewery
woaa brew tecr after leit IT, This Is TO inform
my cistome5s and the public generally, that Mr.. g.
Santa ~ rontiuue French brewing has been con
duceI ~ ny self, aud viii give full satisfaction ie all
Customers IL. ST MARTIN.
argus copy tiues) Jy2e-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Fer ~ ont Immediate possession given, The
- 'sNi''' Front Binding 1T that teaui iili
residence formerly occupi cd BY Mr. Nm. ChapIine 10
south Wheeling Enquire of
Aug /, lw. NM. B. QUAERIER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

(Hldrcns' Hose s. Gloves on, sres
,l ,ars Win elastic tops inst rec'd and for hy
ia TIl0s nuEN BROOK and Co, Manroe st
@ANSOOK swiss Jacouett. MpN, Opera Ties,
IL rfsv,t. s,,rfs collars if'k and " hue sb Hose
- ms als Main 81. Wreellng Va.
1,.. lust reed a. The Black Mammoth Boot,
tEdilttT- South end Market square. truuk OF Gen
fine,'s fine toth tsaiiors h ch Vii be sold low iaI
cash Je23 TODD a." No" Iii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
FARM FOE SALE


Mum TVIl NNLE..
| am GpSIroIIc to sell my farm near u heelinq
''7 and viii sell it together or in
PARCELS to suit purchasers, aud on sccomnndatfnr
terms. ian 92-tf y IAt,0R
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
the TAYLOR PLATFORM.

The power gwen by the Constitution to The
Executive, To niefpose his veto, il high eansery.
uv,power. which sheuld never be exercised eS.
s.pt in cases OF clear violation of ls constitution,
.fmanifesi haste and want OF consideration BY
Congress-
"fhe personal apiuious Of the Individual who
say happen 10 occupy the Executive chair, ought
not 10 control the action Of Congress upon ours.
tons Of domestic policy. nor ought hs AFFECTIONS
10 be intefpossd whefe questions Of constitutional
po SeT have been settled BY the various depart.
menis of sosernmrnii aud aoqaieseed IN by the
people,
"upen the snbjnets al the iafiff, the currency,
the i.aproyrment Of our rtrat highways, rivers,
lasss, aud haiboFs. the will o. the people as 81.
pressed thro' their representatives IA eonFItssr
ought to b. respected, and eafasd oui bg Tie Es.
seaslFe.
nwaf. At al time, and dad,f al circumstances
naiional ealainily to Be ayelard. i compatible
with hoaog- "'Iiis principle. Il oaL gokfIaaen'
a. well "a It's .fue policy, opposed to The subln
,aion OF other ualieas aud the d.smembefsneai s
siher eeun,ties by conquest. Tor. IN the iangnae'
q the great Washington, ,Shy should Ns Gut oai
ssa 10 stand On ierriga rFunnd =
z TAYLOR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

SAVE HIM, WHO oAN?-Never has there
been a nomination for the Presidency
received with such universal disgust as
that OF Lewis Cass. No where can there
be found good men aud true who are
willing to eonfde in him. "All things to
all men, he is rapidly sinking to that
point of political degradation from which
he will never emerge, Charles X. Field,
the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant
Governor of Vermont, thus announces his
opinion of the Democratic nominee, 1t
will be seen that in some respects he
eonours too in the opinion not long since
entertained here in regard to the Conven-
ton which nominated Gen, Gass, lie
says 81 have this morning, addressed
a letter to the State Committee, declining
the nomination OF 1t. Governor, and di.
recting them to strike my name from the
ticket. | believe such course due TO
the Democracy. My views were not
known to the Convention, at the time of
the nomination. and 1t was possible tho
nomination was adopted from the belief
that, in common with many others, | was
an ardent supporter of Gen. ass, In no
event whatever can | be induced to vote
for hm-he is eowardly-an unprncipled
political haek-anda marvellously worthy
nominee of the worthless trloksters who
assembled at Baltimore, '-Paio Alto.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
OuR FEMALK Scnnn

ouR FEMALE SoHooL.-The exercises in
iho female department of .he Washing.
ton Seminary, under the supervision of
Professor Slack, have been commenced,
and we are pleased 10 learn, under favor.
able auspices The opening of the session
was as eredtablo To Professor 5 rs it was
gratifying to the friends of the institution,
who feel fully satisfied that under his care
and supervision, aud proper exertion
Of thoso who feel an interest IN the
success OF the undertaking, we can, in a
short time. bnild up ma institution of
winch we mar justly feel proud. We
trust then, that our citizens, Will not be
l!latory in lending theit assistance 10
place It upon a permanent foundation
The means to build up, aud .uttoin nm
institution Of a hieh order, We have lot
us but resolve 10 do il, aud ii is done
Prof, Slack comes among us highly re.
commended rs an inslructor-anda n gentle.
man, and all who have witgested. the
organization OF his school or have nude
his acquaintance SINCE hisartiral amongst
Us. enielain no doubt Of his qualifications
and ability to rear up aud sustain, with
the encouragement OF opr eilizens, an
institution inferior TO noue in the South.
Those at distance who have children
or wafas TO educate. have now an op.
pofiunity afforded them, ofgiying them 4
thorough aud flushed education without
ineurmg tho expense Of sending ihom
out OF the STATE. The location is a
healthy onc.--soeiety moral-and bond,
can be obtained m private families on
reasonable terms.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

We and "a one oi ouT exchanges the
following letter from lc,t Coumbs. "a
reply to an Invitation to speak at Chit.
colhe,-L Ian. C0RsieT.
LESNGroS, Ang gG. lsis.
GcpilrwsA Yours Of the 2jth is re-.
rcigcl lam much urged to go to lndi.
ann, ~ well IA, TO New York. but ieisA
10 ic l5ih goa, aud lhink ! viii, on tho
9th
From thence 90 TO New York, &c.-
Ny judgement b., that II We 90 not noio
susuri tpcnmcnl OF ifce government
has uifcf Il Cass be- elected. VIC hall
tsgr ,lTughun oi lhc ba.cst kiDd, ard
ltar and bf9od II Van Buren, succeed,
the URigG rW BE- d,seoired, and cirR
car, aud anarchy. and s!cpo,ism follow.
God deliver us from both We can and
irH succeed, II we do our duty. / icH
do nine. aud, ~ had voice ~ loud a.
mllIug thunder, | would wake up the
people ifon Name 20 IcIaf.
Nours, truly
LESLIE COOMBS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Hon George NJ. Dallas, Vice Pres.
,dcnt Of the United States, presided at
Locofoco meeting at Philadelphia on the
18th ult., and spoke at leng.h in eulogy
OF the late Gov. Skunk. and lauded the
present demoontic gubernatorial candi.
date, Morris Longstreth, to the skies
This is another feature in progressive
democracy-ihe next will be, the Prcsi.
dent himself lo.ceuding to The political
arena.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

A Nur ron THE SouTn We give be.
low an other rare item from lha, delecla.
ble organ OF Genoral Cass in Northern
Ohio, the Cleveland pltinlealcr-lho
editor OF which, it viii be reeoIleoled.
claims 10 he the personal friend, aud
speass OF The opinions Of Gen Cas-, froR
frequent declarations mwie 1t pfirdte
conversation As II Is directed paiien.
laiy to is southern patrons. We give tie
entire article. soil aud hu,iy lusl as Il
appeared II the Pla.ndnnleL and invite
particular attention TO the defiant tone
IN which II Is wfii,eQ. Rad II South.
sp Democrats
"Rieu-Ricn.-Eyeg day btings Us
new suhscdblrs from the Sasb Our
circulation is no longer limited hy Mason
and Diyen'- hne n has beeu 4 mystery
tn Us how simultaneously snhsufhsn
from Florida, Mississippi and foxas
should see such virtues in our paper
Yesterday We Fot . clue TO the mystery.
4 gentleman IN Mississippi wrote Ia a
friend here to send him the Plhiniraler
From that friend we learn the character
ofthcse Southern suhseriheu. Thcya'c
Taylor Wings, ieho team 10 si0ir 10
their Democratic Reigh5Bs he .Jiee soil
articles ia this paper, By ioaY n oq'i-
r,nriRg them hdf Gen. Ca@ IS q "Fcor
Soa man. WELL NOW. GEN.
TLEMEN SUBSCRIBERS or
THE SOUTH. YOU VINO WILL
READ THIS VERY ARTICLE,
LET US SAY TO YOU IN ALL
CANDOR AND FRANhNESS, IF
YOU WANT TO VOTE FOR
A SLAFERY PROPiGANDfST,
TOTE ron GEN. TAYLOR
GEN CiSS rs NOT Y0UR
MAN WERE He so. THE
PLAINDEALER MOULD NOT
SUPPORT MN
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Government editor says that The
Locoiocos are everywhere, "saye in a
single State, compact, united, and har.
monious" What single State docs he
refer to? Is it Vermont or New Hamp-
shire, or Massachusetts,, Or Connecticut,
or New York, or Pennsylvania, or Ohio,
or Florida, or Alabama, or South Carroll.
ma, in all OF which States the Looofocos
orc arrayed in bitterhosiil,iy agsins, each
o.hrr' Trp lar
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
I.rrrrR Fron Mn. C,rnorN-IIls

LETTER lGoN Mn. CALnouN-IIis Po.
arIoN.-The Charleston Mercury pub.
ishcs a letter from the Hon. John c. Cal.
houu, dated Fort Hin. Sept. !, 1913, in
which he defines his position to be, IN re-.
gard to the Presidency, Ton independent
ground ready to support or oppose the
successful, as his measures may or may
not accord with the principles and views
Of policy which have long governed nc. "
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Cincinnati Signal. the free soi
organ Of that city, has been united to the
Herald, iull.blooded Abolition paper
The Signal had some sprightliness, but
We always thought, from It's tastes and
associations, that 1t would some day be
connected with niggcr-Lov Journal
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
j. II HAMMOND. 3"

Capt. Pcaso, Of the Steamer Concordia
who was seriously injured by the explo.
sion Of that steamer at PIaquemiuc, dird
from the effect Of bis injuries on the 23d
ult, al New Orleans.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Tho Free Soil Convention OF Pen.
nsylyania have nominated full electoral
ticket for President aud Vice President
Hon David Wilmot Of Pa, the Pfoylso
man, has been nominated for reelection
TO Congress, by the Locoiooos, Of his
district, notwithstanding his violent or.
position to Mr. Cass aud his support OF
Mr. Van Buren,.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

M.lSE.-1'hs LocOs appear well satisfied with
the result Of The State election In Maine. Ia
1874 they had majority Of ,3il, mud although
iha, majority has in 1913, dwiudled down to less
than noibing--thsfs being no choice Tor governor
--ihey claim a victory. We'll, they might as we'll
commence taking matters easy now, sBd get
themselves used TO i by November
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11
NAflHH -
LESLIE COoMBS.
M rhlIndrInh.n Kcr.tonc. onc Of lh

The Philadelphia Keystone, ono Of the
chief Loeuloco organs IN Ponnsylyanis,
undertakes To prove In lts last number
that the supporters OF Van Buren, arc the
sham free soil party and that the sup.
poricrs OF Cas- Hfe the nal free soil party
That paper contends that the surcsi way
to prevent the extension Of slavery insn-
the new territories Is TO elect Cass to tho
Presidency. Tho Boston Post takes tho
samc position So docs the Cincinnati
Enquirer so does al the I.ocoloco or.
gans OF tho North
And whist the Northern Locofoco
organs are doing this, the Southern 10,
coloeo organs are swearing that the last
hope oi slavery extension hangs upon
Cas- The Northern organs and the
Southern organs are swearing in direct
opposition TO each other. aud, II they were
TO elect their candidate. they would soon
be- swearing at each othcr.-LoM Jour.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

judge by, the editor eoanis one hundred
and tlty-three vol for General Taylor,
in the free States, being anaiority Of six,
teen, without counting the slnfe States.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

ELrcuos.-By reference to notice
in our advertising columns, it will be seen
that an election. for commissioners to sell
the sixteenth section in township range
25. adjacent to this place) will be held
Al the Court lloaso on Saturday next.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Ex,GoyEnNoa llANIoSD goE GEN.
TayLon.-'rhe following extract from a
letter OF Ex-Governor Hammond, Of
South Carolinn, in reply to an invitation
10 attend public meeting IA Charleston,
will be- read with unleignod pleasure by
the friends OF "Old Rough aud Ready" F"
Aner declining the invitation from con.
idcprious purely private he remarks
trust you will see, Ia what have
said, sufficient reasons TO justify me In
declining. most respectfully your unpect
ed but sincerely, appreciated invitation,
without for a moment supposlng that !
wish to shrink from any responsibility !
might incur by accepting it | have al.
ready gone too far. | well know, to lose
anything by going further. In fact, ]
have been anxious nat 10 share in the re.
sponsibili,y Of those Southern men who
arc opposing Gen. Taylor, aud have never
failed when a proper opportunity offered,
distinctly and decidedly TO avow myself
to be- in favor Of his election. How any
Stakeholder can hesitate between him aud
General Cass, is tome not only mpttcr
Of special wonder, but I think the worst
omen tor the South that | have seen in
my time
Permit me to offer you my most ar
dent wishes for tho success OF your efforts
to carry the vote Of our State for this
great aud good man. aud to assure you Of
the high respect with which have the
honor to be- very sincerely, your obedicnt
servant,
J. II HAMMOND"
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

TnE PRESIDENTIAL CoNTEsT.--Tho n
York Herald thinks, that, tho Free Soil"
movement is operating more against the
Democrats than the Wings, and it cites
the recent election in Vermontas an evi.
deuce .Talin,! ttit os criterion 70
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Ex.SENAToR HAYwooD.-.The last
Wilmington N C)Chroniclc, says.
"Some weeks ago we mentioned that
Ex-senator Haywood, Of this State, had
declared that he could no. support Cas-
for the Presidency. Since then we have
been informed that Mr.. II has openly
avowed himself in favor Of Van BURN.
aud Free Sol"