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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
COLU:NBU;S, OEsy<l.

y '''fI%1I. t-N'"I M = AGENCY FUR
WHEELING. II X. LIST
At SrELLE x LIsr's WAREHOUSE w AFR sr
HnEf VIII take risks on Buildings all kinds steam.
boats aud Cargoes, Factories, Mills. KeeIboa,s Flat.
or the dancers and pers tile seas lakes or rivers nm
very favorable terms. son 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

CitdRse and Strengthen. Consumption be cured
bronchitis, Consumption Lirer Complaint Colds,
CatGrrh CoHeis asthma, SDiftigg If BLOND,
S0reRess IN me Ckfst, n c'ic Flush, Night
Seas. Di@cait Profsse Ergecfo.
ration Pam in Tia Sde So. hare
bfcn and can BE- cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

AccOrUeonS single aud semi tone Rosevxao,
hns .,,i.,a ~, and Elsny AceoIdeons. yspv
IIecs,,nr" Ju,t OPENED Flute, Violin Accordion
'ee"P'"is without nIasier; hIe Italian
20 gee rated L aud copper Bu.es. q Eve
Aprlj las NgI ~ ~ stocks, &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
To Clement Duniels and abraham Daniel,
partners IN business undcr TIE style y N
If T.. q, 4. Diniels.

y - y 80 b'fttAto
TTAVlNG obtained Commission 70 take the depo
Il u inns of Isaac Bryson, samuel Barnes and oihei
Witnesses for the Steamboat Northern Light, IN a 81
depending in the Circuii Superior Court Of Law Al
Chancery Tor Ohio county, IN the State Of Virgin.
wherein You plaintiff, and The said steam foai. NJ
thcrn Lsht. defendant and you. moi din. ia 4
Commonwealth, and having no attorney IN fact. viii
the sane 10 whom notice Of The time and place OF I,
ing The said de positions can egven. II is puhlis
for vour information, that the said wu aud oth
will he examined Oh the twenty eighth (25lll day of
ly next between the hours Of seven O'Clock. NJ,
EIGHT O'Clock. at the OF ce OF Dean and Oils, II
street. opposite the Henri House in The cay of Cut
uati State of OHIO. and the depostions willie then
theretaken in the suit aforesaid Tor the purpose ofe
read evidence therein. IT, however from any ca
mol foreseen, the taking of said deposit ions shall no
commenced. or being commenced shall not he colnpi
on that day, the taking OF the same wili he adjon
from time To time until the said depositions shall
completed. Given under, & G. This 2iIh day of June
STEAM BOAT NORTHERN I1GH' a.
je96 BY sherTard Clemens, Alto :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
T1e8ae1"I 0SrE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

vEyIiI insure against all manner of life risks npou
~ the most favorable terms The oper aions of tins
company are confined exclusively to LIFE INSURANCE
AND CoA11SGkSiEs upon the mutual plan. lis a,lvan.
tages are too easily conceived to need commeut-ena.
phs Tue insured TO participate in all the profits OF
The business while living, and securing 10 survivors
certain resource against W ant when dead
Each person Insured for life becomes member of This
company, with perpetual charter and is entitled to
Noie-and also entitled to his share of tile Dividends
Whch are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire oil w. +. PETERSON Agent
Wheeling, Virginia.
- " PONCE on Monroe ST.
ROB'T l.. PATTERSON President
BENJ. &. MILLER, Secretary,
Nj. II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
1eo Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Il Is the safest and ciectus medicine for puri-
lying tue system, and relieving the suferngs attendant
upon chibri discovered II strengthens both tho
mother aud cd prevents pain and disease Increases
ana enriches the food, those who nave used il tluk
Is Indispensable Ii is highly useful both before and
after confinement II prevents diseases upon
childbirthn Costiveness Piles Cramps Swelling Of the
bTC& atd Iois False Pafis neiiorrnare md regu-
lutinE secreons aud equazing the circulation II has
equal The great beauty Of this medicine IS 1t is al
ways safe and delicate most successfully
very few require any other medicine, IN some
little Castor Oh Magnesia is useful. Exercise III the
open air aud light food with this medicine will always
safe and easy confinement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

q EMOX AL l. NJ ZInNKR has removes grocer
Ae and bakery To his new esiahli hnent, toos 10
ow 4 Tingie's house MAJ street eie ne 10
prepared 10 furnish his former eusi, mers all new
ones with the staff and Injuries of e..
Fresh bread and cakes Of every deserip" almost
any hsnr IN the day. aIll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

APPOPLEXY.

II proerly examined viii he found to be only an au
grava'eetae oil eihargy as letharey is an
Stale of)fowsne1s. The vessels and veins being cIo
sed up'th corrupt sagnani umors, diminish the cir
culatohnd preventive hoof from supply ing and nour
lslhngse hraln ny purifying the blood with DR. Sweet
ser P-acea all appoplctc symptoms carried off,
lhoSeVno nave tendency TO appiopieXy can never
Keep iir bood ~ TOO good condition. Frequent nu.
riiyinNlth TINS Vegetable Panacea will ALWAYS insure
us asnst an attack OF this malady, which so often
provcatal There is not a man. woman or child who
eauncat Tins time use DIR. Sweetse Panacea " in he
nest themselyes-u always leaves the body in n
inotes healthy growth OF children by keeRina their
body fluids in clearly aud healthy stale
BR0lHETlS, ASTHMA. AND DISEASES op
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

ROBERTSON & GREGORY
PhACTlCAL Boot and Shoe makers No IA Main CT
- formerly occupied by VIM Hopkins as Barber sLop.
Mouu respectfully inform the citizens of Wheeling and
We'i.y, mat they are now making up in Eastern Viz.
gIha style some of the hest work that Wheeling ever
saw both sewed and pegaed, and invite all in want tn
can ana examine before purchasing esew here as thev
are ordent that they render perfect
an VINO may avor them with their patronage, as their
ias are OF the hest kind consisting in part of
practical workmen TREY have hesitation in saving
April 10 ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n I1ljIIiiI
W. are now receiving direct from the Manufae
v" threr's, by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for TR ABE one of the LARGEST and
bs selected a-sorimenis of Doors and SHOES Spring
ana SUMNER WEAR ever offered in this or any other
market. To all who in want of ANYTHING in The
way ct Boots or Shoes, we would respectfully request
an examination of our stock previous to as
surfing them they will find to their advantage Our
stock VII he found to consist in part of the following
MEMS ROOTS
500 pairs Mems Fine calf hoots
500 d. Gents Fine morocco do
3N0 do Mems stout calf . welt Boots,
900 do Mems Kip boots.
MEMS MoNRoEs
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nuproes
1000 do Mems kip Brogans,
200 900 do Mems stout talf. welt Rrogans,
400 DO nov Mems prime thick hrogsns
100 pairs Boys fine calf boots,
1870 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
75 do do fine calf do
100 do childreh's calf do; sizes ) tos
BOYS AND NOfTHS BROGANS
800 pairs Boys Kip Brogans,
i IsS DO DO do m sa,f DC r,o.,n,
800 do do Thick do
goo do Youths calf and morocco do
500 do do kin Brossns,
LADIES' SHIPPERS, HALF CATERS, &c.
1000 pairs cheap X id ard Seal Slippers
800 do Ladies Fine Kid Slippers
900 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes,
300 do do rmnp Sole Caters,
$50 do do Thick do do
W0MEN'S LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Women's Kid and orocco Lace Boots,
800 do do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &C.
zoo pairs Misses X id and Sea- Slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters,
4uo do do Morocco Lace Roets.
CfIILDREN'S SHOES.
1000 pairs chldrens morocco and leather Dootees
eco do do Fancy CATERS,
quo do do Fancy colored Kid Bootees.
5tu do do Black and cO!ored Kid ankle Ties,
't0 do do Morocco Lace Boots,
1900 do do Leather rrgged Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
'nnG fantI h-.d calar fad
Leather, French American calf Skins Morocco
Hs, L.n,ng and Binding skins ALso-Ias's Boot
aw: HATS, Avn blades, Pncers Knives; an assortment
or French Shoe Kit, &c &c.
thankful or HE liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 us, we still solicit continuance of the sane
wv, . . McCLALLEN, KNOX 4 CO,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Owing 10 the great .uecfss snd lnmense saIe OF DIT
Townsend's sarsaparilla, humber OF men who we're
Formerly our Agents have CONNIE need mAkiag
Extracts EliAirs, Bters, EXTRACTS OF Yellow Dock &C.
They generally put up in the sane shaped bottles,
and of them stolen and copied our advertise
they only WORTHLESS limitations, ana should
be avoided.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

This ksease is warning from nature that the blood
is in WY foul slate, and that the humors charged
with &c Smony Headache gives notice of the mini
nent dasr awaits the body; WY disregard this
ing OF Pure! DO yon suppose you can cure it with
cologne fater. hay rum, or smelling salts! Most
tainly y only symptom, an indication that the
nerves ~ being acted on by the founess and accrno
ny ofthI humors The disease itseif in your blood
When yt have the headache do not risk your health
and life not heedng the warning nature giving you
but D.. sweetse's Panaeea freely it will purify
Your bgad ana Improve The health and circulation gen
I'll r,slft, s>5yf{Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
Principal oalce., 1ee FULTON STREET sun Build

Ing n Y, Redliug Co, State Street U1Itodi Dyot
Il Sons 1872 North Second street Philadelphia ; :
Hance Doug ssL BIumogc; r. NJ COaen. CnSricsoa
Whit 4 Co, Isl Chartres street New oll.uHs; los
South Pearl 81 Albany anl nv al tie Yune pa
Druggists 'Ml Merchants gcncrls thFoH .houl tae UNI
ted Suites West Ia.irs an tAo C,u,dt-
For sale. wholesale ard retail. ny 6 EPRYOR A. C
Agents at DR. Todd's old sta 3D. mana Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Cash for Rags IN ,S.a Ra E ss ss al oss
sysrehsuse on Water street.
Apr- FORSYTH q BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

tn diseases proceed rom the seriosity or correct
hume OF lie BLOOD, having settled itself on tie troa;
ant 'ss, and stopped them up, 50 that they caul,l
draWihciehi AR IN for respraIon Doctor Sweetser's
ANA VIII give inned ate relief and make the cure
Peri' and ceHan II should he continued some time
alter ifee the system OF all ad humors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
mEnfefmTg.
S A r S a p A r IL A.
Grcst spriug mud Summer M,dicine

: q z S a p a r ILL A.
Great spring and summer Medicine.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE
This Extract put NJ Quart Bottles; sir time,
cheaper, Pie0saHter. aud warranted superior any
sold. n dissase nithoWt roHrif'ag parg-
iHg. siekcs,Hg facilitating ht Patent
The beauty and superiority Of this Sarsapsrillo
ri other medicines while u eradcates disease il
inyigofate, the body Il Is one Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known it only puridos the whole system and
strengthens the person but pure and rich
blood power pUsses-ed by other medicine. And in
this lies the grand oft. wonderful success 1t has
performed within the last hyH years. than 100 600
cures pi OF diseases least Is 600 were
considered incurSle Il has saved the lives OF more
than 1870 cllld en- the two past seasons.
10000 cases OF Grucr"i Debility aud want
of Nervous Eucrgy.
DR. Towusehs SarsapHrlt ipVi rorttes the whole
ten permanently. 70 those wap have lost icr nits-n.
lar energy hy t1e effects " he ciue iscrrtion com
mcd 90 youth. the excessive indulgence of the pas.
son and brought by physical pro,irafiou ofh4 sr.
vous system. assitrds Want OF aubuinh fnng sensa.
uoas premature decay aud dacline, hastcnins towards
that Gil disease Consumption b. entirely resto cd v
this pleasant remedy Tas Sirsaparlla far superior
to any
Gavi-orati"g Cordial.
A. 1t rcnews aud iyigofafe the system gives activity
TO the hmbt, an st-enlth TO tie muscular SYSTEM in
most extrao binary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

szMmx,S33S. BOOT AND SHOE
eM1NN5snA MANDATORY
EzeA%9ZWxMm JOHN BRUCE, Fashiona.
= bic Boot and Shoe Maker a few
Nj; ,,,,,, doors below the Monroe House
~ wishes to inform his friends and the pubic gener
any mat ne mas now on hand the best most fashion
anne assortment OF FINE BOOTS in the civ ami mad.
py Inc hest workmen in the western country He aso
Keeps on hand good assortment of fine perged Roots
Whch he sells very low These with everything in hi;
me- ana with close and attention 10 business
iii ny providing neat and cheap article he hopes to
meet Tie patronage of discerning public "
FRENCH CALF SKINS
He has just received fresh lot of French Calf 81 ms
WncA he IS prepared to manufacture into Boots and
noss or MS friends on short notice. in his necn
- ~ N" '"s"io"a'ios' Apri9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Morocco Skins - dozen hest quality Boot
MADRAS Mo- Skins, just received and for sale at the
Dig "e" Doo'. mo MCLALLEN, KNOX & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

N1JtNt Ut tFsV T<sFe'' 1|FFttFHtUTfs
- H.. .i.p KATES-fhr cHarges have been r-duc Ell
- on all Mess ges from Baltimore, PITTSBURGH,
svheeilng ana corresponding reduction mat. on
Graphic dispatches forw arded from Bath ore We.l
Il PiitshuTs h, Pennsy wanna.
RATES
The charge for telegraph spateh TO or from Bal
iare shurgh and heeling ia 45 cents for e frst
n words ana three cents for each additional word
9y-No charge is made for the address and s.na ure
iI.iJ HE eonuleiion of The South Western l. nc al
'el.gTsph from Memphis, Tenn. to New Orleans drs
siches can lee forwarded 10 Memphis by this route and
IA lied New Ont ans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied Nth Ne, rous Debility, cured
r. SWEETSEK'S PANACEA.
baltimore. Nru lSfh l9j

| Y
cerif that for tho last FIVE years. have heen AZ
aicted wrh Dyspepsia and Water Brash, accompanied
It'll general weakness ofthc whole sysem psrtcu.
hry distressing raius in the Lack. II times dges
en- Lad that conid soarccly Keep anything on
~ stomach. and coffee could not touch lag been
seuded by several doctors and had taken aereai
Prescriptions. without receiving any .enedt A few
weeks ago commenced taking Dr. Sweeer rauacea
sud before had finished the first bottle felt certain
would cure ne. medicine had taken had such
,icct | have taken three totties and feel
perfectly well am, however takirg another bottle
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly let afflicted know where To obtain relief
ftttlts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Pegs as ssd 1 1s PEGS sizes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
10 ,Go0 cases of s=rucrni Dcbitity aud want
of Nervous lucruy.
{ Consumption Cured.

A u rcnews aud iyigofaes the system gives activity
to the hmb+, aa' strength TO tie muscular SYSTEM in
most extrao binary decree.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
MIS-. LOOMS, Lectures.

We attended this lady's explanations and
demonstrations of Mesmerism on Monday eve
ming, and were highly pleased, with the cOnclu-.
siye and original character Of the experiments,
as well as with the lecture itself. II Isl the
experiments, however, that we desire to speak
at present. ,a7@Is
A committee Of three gentlemen selected by
the audience, bandaged the eyes of the first
aubiect, Miss Martha, so that the most credu-
lous must have been entirely satisfied Of her
inability to see. She then read quickly and
distinctly, every piece Of writing or printing
which was presented to her, and described ac-
%curately the personal appearance and dress Of
several ladies' and gentlemen. The slips OF
nua,nrer we're held above her head in such a Po"
ation that you could not have seen them had
ber ewes been dnbandeged, and in, giving a de-
%sccription Of any person standing before her at
ony convenient distance, invariably turned the
MINER portion Of her head directly to the OBJ
ieSct II her scrutiny. After removing the BAN
dage, the pupil Of the eye was entirely invisi-
bile, il being thrownupward and backward IN 2
most surprising manner;as the mesmeric intu-
ence was removed, the eye gradually resumed
lis natural position and appearance Here then,
isl subject for the study Of the mental phllos-
opher; a state Of intellectual elevation produced
by means Of some subtle and mysterious agent,
SO as 10 transfer the power Of sight from the
eve to other parts Of the body, or 50 as 70 render
The mind capable Of acting independent Of its
natural organ, The whole affair is extremely
mysterious and interesting, and we cannot make
further comments in the small space allotted
us-Y. Wing. sd5 asasfs sFfH5 FL
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
Postmaster Generals Report.

The annual Report Of the Postmaster Gene-
raj is before pa. II presents a haltering &C.
count of the operations Of the Department.
The following is an abstract Of its most inter
esting portions; q a,e N
The increase in the extent ot the ronteE
sinceathei lei Of July, 1916, IL 1878 miles, and
Of transportation 8 25S, $3.50 miles.
Since the lst. Of July last, new routes have
been put 10 operation 8,2S9 miles in extents at
an additional cost of S49,943 per annum.
The number of post-ofices in the United
States on the FIRST Of July last was l5,l46'
showing anincrease, since the Istol Julysl845,
Of 963. The number established during the
wear was s2e, and 284 discontinued,
The changes Of postmasters during the year
were 3450. Of this number, 2,l53 we're APP
pointed in consequence Of the death or resig-
nation of the former postmasters; 249 in con-
sequence Of changing the sites of the Offices
8q9 by the establishment of new offices; 2l6
were removed; and Of 8 whose terms Of ser
vice. had expired, the commissions were no
renewed, a@f E ag
The free letters sent by persons entitled tc
the ranking privileges and those sent Tree =
the army, cannot DO ascertained with any de-
gree Of accuracy, but il is believed would no
fall short Of 5OOO,0OOs n.
Tho newspapers passing through the mail
annually are estimated at 5%5,OOO'OOO; pamP'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia.
In the Senate, Mr.. Dickinson offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were ordered to be
printed.
Resolped, That in organizing a territorial
government for territories belonging 10 the
United States, the principle Of self-governmenl
upon which our federative system rests will be
best promoted, the true spirit and meaning o.
the constitution be observed, and the confeder
acy strengthened, by leaving all questions con-
corning the domestic policy to the Legislature
chosen by the people thereof.
ResolUed, That true policy requires the gov
eminent Of the United States to strengthen il
%political and commercial relations upon Thu
continent, by the annexation Of such contigu.
Gus territory as may coDduce to that end, anf
can be Justly obtained, and that neither in suct
acquisition nor in the territorial organization
thereof, can any conditions be constitu'ionolly
imposed, OF nstitutionsiprovided for, or estab'
lished, inconsistent with the right Of the people
thereof to form a free sovereign State, with thu
powers and privileges Of the original member
of the confederacy.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

-F - NJ" LtrI
Nh. BENroN-The Washington correspond.
ent OF the New York Herald gaya, that MI.
Benton intends to support the Wilmot ProyisO.
We doubt it; yet, II il can be SO, there can be
very little doubt that the motive Of that course
will be his determination 70 lead The movement
in contemplation AZ Washington we hear to
make Mr.. Van Buren, the next democratic cam
didate for the Presidency, Benton sticks 10
''the Bourbons."--N o Bulcha.
The W Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adelphia North American, INDEPENDENT BY
the way, remsrking Of Mr.. Benlen's refusal 70
serve as chairman Of the Military Ommittee
iRthe Senate, intimutes that tits aymptoma.ic
Of his determination to give the administration
the cold shOulder.n a4sag
We learn, through The same channel, that
Mr.. Benton intends to bring the Fremont case
before the Senate.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
/, Buchanan to M. SlidsH.
DEPARTMENT or STATE, }

a " uHAhallEtOh4 SuiA ~ Wv r
Your dispatches, Nos. 2 and 3, under date re-
spectively, the 30th November and 18th De-
cember, have been received; and | shall await
the arrival of others by the "Porpoise,' with
much solicitude. Should Me Mexican Goucrn-
meat, BY FINALLY REFUSING 10 receive you,
consumate the act Of folly and bad filth, q
which they have offered such strong indica
tons, nothing will then remain for thisGovern
ment but to take the redress Of the wrongs 0
its citizen into its own hands.
In the event If such a refusal. the course
which you have determined to pursue, is thu
proper one, &c.
III the meantime, the President in anticipa'
ton of the final refusal Of the Mexican Gov
eminent to receive you, has ordered the army
Of Texas, to advance and take position on thu
left bank Of the Rio GRANGE; And have di
rected that a strong feet shall be immediatel,
assembled in the Gulf Of Mexico.
Thus, the Secretary Of State has given hi
Official Evidence.
LIST. That the Cabinet did not consider tn
Letter of the 18th Of December, as evidenc
Of the conclusion of Mr. Slidell's Mission,
Cd, That Gen. Taylor was sent to the Ri
Grande, not in consequence of any such infor
nation at all, but in ANTlcIRATIoN!-CGn etnnGt
Chronicle. g54 s
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

From all quarters we see thatlhe wing party
are taking suitable steps to bring outAelect-
ors for Gen. Taylor, and in no State do we see
them making any such exertions for Mr.. Clay
or even speaking Of such a thing, we are deci-
dedly Of opinion that the question is now set
tied as 20 who will be the candidate for that Of
fee. and we think it time that some steps were
taken in Mississippi to promote the good Of ths
TAYLOR cause it would be well enough to
commence making the preparatory moves TO-
wards bringing our electors in this State; will
not such al e~xxertion be made in this State.
IF there is any Wing 50 blinded up in Mr.
Clay as to think that he would like TO run, we
would refer them to his own language, IN 1875
and we have no doubt but what he would en-
dorse the same at this time, hear him.
sand, gentlemen. hope that you, my friends
and neiphbors, viii excuse the liberty / take
in expressing 10 you my anxious desire tina
discarding all attachment or Partiality to me
and guided solely by the motive Of %Fescuint
our country from the dangers which now en-
compass it, you will heartily unite in the selec'
ton Of tina. citizen, although i should not b
me, who may appear most likely BY his cleo
ton to bring about a %salutaty change in the I'D
ministration Of the general government
change without which We shall be mocked b
The forms, and stript Of the substantial benefits
Of free institution. Columbus Whsg.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

STEAM Boar FOR PEARL RIVER. a report
has been in circulation for a week or morc'
that the CAROLINE, the boat designed expressly
for the Pearl River trade, had bloom Up. Such
d not The fact She is now in the Pearl, ana
will be atthe Jackson landing in q few daya.-
Let shippers DO ready, She is entirely new
and safe lss1siPp'G't.