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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.

N"'i INC uiaFoeal OF uIlllnpurlaut muTIlHg busI.
ness iHe House took mp the subject Of the cas-, of
The Delegate from Florida The resolution to posi-.
pOne was modified a. follows
That David Levy, The returned Delegate from
ihe Territory Of Florida. be allowed until the Gr.I
Monday Of December next. to take testimony. and
That both parties he allowed 10 lake testimony" The
yeas aud nays were ordered aud lie question Iisn~.
Ell oius follows: ayes 1913. noes A.
FORTS UPON STATEN ISLAND.
Mr. iaNsou OF Ga. from the VA on Mill
iary AhIITs, reported a Bill apprpprauna S33 600
iOr the repair Of lnrs on Staten island. The B4,
was briefly considered in he Committee ofthe gVlDlc
and IN The House. aud finally passed and sent 10 lLe
ScnIte for concurrence.
NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
Mr. Profit Of Indians. offered Iho following Resolu.
ton which was adopted:
Resolved. That ihc Secretary ct The Treasury ha
instructed Ia inform iIc House what amount hr, been
| expended for furniture 90 Ire New York Custom,
House since the 1h Ut March; also fEc items Of
iHmIlurC; also under what authority Jhu purchases
have boon made. aud out of what particular funds
PlymcLt has been % is contemplated 10 De
made.
PRISONERS At VAN DIElAN'S LAND
Mr. Lewis Of New ly.k. iruu the Committee
Cd" Foreign Relations. reported q Resolution re-
guessing the President Of the UuIci States 10
opon r. negotiation with Great Bruiu nr the
release OF American PH,pupr, zoo Van D.Cm1u's
Land, md in OiIeT pats pf toe British Dymiri1ns.
Me- Lewis made a speech accompanying lie IcsD-
luton, Of a very glowing character 10 relation 10 the
prisoners md principles of free government. The
names Of Sparta. Poland France, uf Le5uIdls. aud
ii The great heroes Oihisipy, were used a. 200 argI
mont 900 ilvor OF The release Ol the prisoners. TIE
.resch was listened to with some a!terIion 6r IT,
novelty, aud from TIE fact Of lis having been Of
tered just al tho moment lac House was about 10 I'D
iouru.
NJ Adams said. IN reply TO Mr. Lewis-I have
heard The Sublime Grafton of the honorable gentle
man from New Yark IN behalf uf that class OF men
VITO against the warning ~ the President. the laws
OF iheif own land. The land which they bad invn.
ded, md The laws o. civilized nations. have vet sci
an these warnings 40 Defiance Who are
those men, said Mr. Adams. who. olly
because they have been dcall mcrcruIIy with. are
not hanged, for they might have been hanged nr
their crimes. Let as know SAID Mr. Adams. Who
.hcsc men are. what they are, and everything iu re- 4
alton o. iIcm. before we call upon the Pres.Icat a. .
Icg0uafo iDr their release.
Ic hoped lhc resolution would not De offered. .t
until more was known.
Mr. U,lmcs offs e. made q Irrr r.ply d, AZ, Al
.aIns, when ihc House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

.bitIINll GCLD"-Thc hu m British Gold bg
~ 'ulin'' IN speaking Of The Suuhsln beqnesi
- 'p""'' me late loco Dco ndn:oislrIfio On reeci-
we'd The Jequc,t 90 soycreigns. Br.,,5 an O., ho
amount Of hall a million n dollars. and with that
''''f OF hnlis'i Gold. natural 10 such pure demo
'r'b' changed % fora "betier currency" IN the
-.apc "i Arkansas State Bprds. winch are WORT
'''ul h''I What was pail TOR them The gwen.
mem '' responsible % he fund Tor this investment.
''l I. pound by every principle Of eotI faith 10.
~ ''e 'e'''''r un OF duty 90 ihs future. Co re-.
r"' '' "''is done by negligence rri's ~. irs.
" IELpr,ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

TIE BOOk TRADE-Tbo scnranuunl sale d,
'he Trade commented IN Tins city on MONDAY NOR.
ning' AT the rooms of Messrs. Bangs. Richards q
Plai'' Ia Broadway. These sales are conlncied uns
der The directions of n Commit tee of Booksell,r.
ana are made up of contributions from the principaI
manufacturers and importers in the United States.
we noticed in Attendance Publishers and Bookseliei.
from most of the cities in the Union. aud observed
mat The sales wentoH quite spiriedly and a, very
iair prices. The sale usually continues about n
wees aud The amount sold - enormously large. II @
1a,n'ogne o' The present sale contaIns upwards OF
100 pages-N J. Tr,5aae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

9p,IAL iNTERrOI ESE-We should mako !,
y i''N, ,'Ie 10 tend uIe hand 81 fellowship t1 every
'"'" VINO % .1lrses faithfully hs dltcs. maintain.
'll'f-Nh1 m%1HIiests % deep interest in the
welfare of general society -,,hl-e nioj ip,oI,.
Er1i without stopping tY ascertain ,bcfb.rb c s,i1rs
"''ln.f "f diaNs. a thread, There nj nothing $,
'''m nI natural rule anil natural claim. as
~. ''I'.ini-iho backward sympaihg-the forced
'"''-... checked c1yrrs1uJu. ths a~,sIi4unr conn.
.,','-.h' "rhoH are opt % manifest Co ..5se q
m .'"rf down, with whom Boz comparison Of bon.
significance. ~ ."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
Approved. September /. 1911.
REsOLUTtON-PuBLc-No 2
| RESOIE ZION G,r tbo I,

kESOLUTGON-PyHIC-No y
y hfSuLC ZION for ihc distribution ufseven Linn.
dred copies Of The Digest ofPafents.
Rcsoi0sf b. ne Ssrrs ant H,y,e az P.,-...
hreS q he t7i'd States n America, in Conn ,s,s
Hs'smbted. That The Commissioner Of Patents no Al.
rectcd 10 send o. The Secretary of St,ts AZ o,cb.
oi The States o fihis Union and Of the Il err;,,ro,o 81
F'eIda' Wisconsin aud Iowa, The Digest Of Patent,
r''''heL ~ me COMM sioner OF Patents. under
Tie act Ui Congress dated March third ono tho,s,,I
eight hundred and lhuiy-niue; To he dsoosoJ -
lne Legislature Of each State and Ter,it,,y maa a;
rect, w. To the State Of Mime. twenty c,nig..,
'He slate OF New Hampshire. ten copies. IN he S,,,o
oi VI u>achusotts. thirty C. pies, o. The S,ate ocRboto
island four copies 10 he State ofConnccticut t,yo,yo
,'Pie'' 10 ihe Sale OF vermont. eleven copies. 10 the
y ~ We" hork' hincly-eight copies; 10 the State
81 new Jerseys fifteen copie.; 10 ibe Sfate al p.,,-
yI'auIa, s%ixty-rine copies; 90 the Sato oC D.l,,,o,o
l'nf copies; 10 Tho State Of Maryland. nineteen co.
pies i The Sinie ~ Virginia, fly c,pie,: IN tho S,,to
OF North Caroline. miriy.nine covics. Il, tho CO.. 80
''nlh '1rDiIua, twenty four copies: 4, The S,,te ,r
De"rRn. lNeniy-oight copies; 10 the State of Ken.
ln'h. hurry ono copies 10 the State Of Tepne.soc
'hifJ-htcc copies 10 the State of Ohio. sixty-one
copies 90 The Stale Of Louisiana. fourteen comic.
y 'e SLATE Of Indiana, twoniy-eighi copies: 10 the
,''' ~ Mississippi, fifteen copies; ~ the Stale Of.
''''i''l-' lNcuty.ihrCe copies, fo Inc State orAI,f,,m,
'NeHiyio1r copies; 10 The State n Mrs.pDr. s,,,eep
copies io Che slate 81 Arkansas. five copies. To- Inc
I,'o ~ Mic i11n. nine copies; 10 the TcrutDyv Of.
= I'r1I, t.rree copies; % the Territory Of yyisc,g.i,
Two copies. ~ The Territory Of lows. three copies
-'elrg m ihc whole seven hundred copiss. atJ
hii lho remaining Two bundled copies Of said Digest
pc I'i with he Librarian Of Congress Tor future
disposition. ~
He'''rf7. &c. That The cum Olive hunJrcd and
we've dollars and thirty eight rents be paid from
pc Ia''"l oiiiro fund 90 reimburse what T. still due
i'f publishing s1iJ D rest.
approved, September II8lI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 4
Tho news from England 10y The Britannia rro-
uu'eu grea' eAciiemoni y%osieIday among The dealers
III hread-sluitS. Flour. which had been dull Of
sale at 500. ruse immediately to 81 so, and choirc
brands 10 IS per barrel; and wheat advanced 10 81
oO and 81 50 per bushel. IL IL somcu hat doubtful
whether This rse will be fully SUSTAINED, ms a day
or two before the steamer sailed The weather had
changed 10 TAR. and a v,y few days OF good
Mea'her "onld make n vast difference in The crors.
me duty on foreign whcar. il wasexperted. would
he reduced on the first Of October To one SIN limo no,
quarter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION TwENrY-sEvENrm
CONGRESS.
[PUHlc No 81

[PUELic No 81
ACT in addition to an act entitled an act IN car.
~ INTO effect "A Convention between the United
States and the Mexican Republic.
BE AZ enacted. By 1e Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentdtineS Of The Unitei Siaies Of America. az Congress
SSeH'bed. That the Secretary OF the Treasury be.
and he u hereby, upon the presentation of certified
COPIES oG such awards as have been or shall be made
IN pursuance Of The Convention with the Republic
OF Mexico. concluded at Washington the eleventh
day Of April. one thousand eight hundred and ihir.
lynne IN FAVOR Of citizens of the United Slaies, tn
issue certificates to the poTSons authorized To receive
the sums 50 Swarded, their leg Il representative s and
assigns. in the manner directed 10y The seventh Sec
ton Of The act Of Congress entitled 'An act O. carry
mic elect a convention between the United States
and the Republic If Nlcsico;' such certificates to he
~ such FORM and for such portions nrihc sums awar-
Died rs may be convenient Tor the eliimanis. and io
be sniJeci To the deductions pnividcd for by The tenth
section ofsaid act; proriiri, That nothing in this
act shall he construed 10 give any rights Io the claim.
ants that are not conferred by sand convention, and
TIC act Of June twelfth, ,une IhOus md eigh hundred
oud ioriy, and that the substance of This proyiso be
inserted ia the eertift atcs that may he issued.
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker ~ hc House IF Representatives..
SAArL L. S~OUTtIARD.
President .fhe Senate pro iempore,
Approved, September l. Is4I.
JOHN TYLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
tPRIvATA-No 61

AN ACT making an appropriation for the funeral
expenses OF William Henry Harrison, deceased
late President Of The United Slates.
Bs It enacted &c. That the accounts presented bv
lhe Marshal OF ihe District Of Columbia CIR EXPENSES
incurred ny TIE funeral Of the President of the Uni
ted Saios. be referred 10 the pnner orcorn,ina "a;
ccr oi the Treasury. who il hereby directed to cred.
II The same aud allow whatever shall be found
due thereon. ~
Sec ] And be Ja,her enacted, That The Sec.
relaIy Of The Treasury pay 10 Ihe said Marshal on,
OF any money IN The Treasury not Otherwise appro.
pnaied' esch sum as the said aecoun ling officer shall
allow.
Annrlrcl Snntnrnh..1 Ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

QUITE LJriD-aNb 4f d. C.,n-..s
.. 's'gn' OF ono ofhs ruflIs. before , commune
y Poe select men. IH. following answer V,.
=, .H 'F0mm1r is . Irsra br1k about ro 70 ar
"'.E'rrs spelling Book % hls been reduced 4, ,
ai"inniive size Of The New England Primer s,we.
imr' % s bound BOO rriC 1gI .1marims. ff r b,,,I
." ''lrdS h1i mnsf generally 90 b. bound bon calf"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

A WATERMELON. raised from sccd FINN H..
feyee fsbinds, IN The Southern Pacific Ocean. vLicl,
We're received 10y tho National Institution from The
l. = Exploring Expedition. was produced at meet.
ing ct one oithc departments of the Institution ON
nday last. and pronounced by all the gentlemen
VINO I'Ho'k "i i To bc of very exquisite swccin,s,
""u h'Nor' and To possess every other desirable re-
quiSlie IN a very superior degree.
rus may DO literally termed the first 4 uH or,he
Exploring Expedition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
ADVANTAGES IN TAXING A News

IN TAXING A NEWSPAPER
Knew two friends, as much alike
As eer you saw two stump;
And no Psychologist could find
Indifference in their bumps.
One ionk the papers. and his life
Was happier Than a king's;
His children all could read and vrite.
And talk of men aud things,
The other took no papers. AMI
While s%Irulling Ihrnugh the wood.
a tree tell down upon hrs crown.
hurt HIM. as a should,
Had he been reading Of The news
Al home like ncighbor Jim.
III bet a cent This accident
Had not bcfallen him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

-. W.T. |"TT| -|N| y
~ hEHOLI IIpN % provide for The distribution of
I'VE puuiod returns Of fe SIKH Ccusns
"'slr07 g. That The aggregate returns of the
''n''s Iof 'hr year eighteen hundred aud nry. a.
,.o'ga 70 he printed under he supeunicnIcnco of
"o secretary Of State by The act entitled An oct h.,
pI''Ide iof taking The sirrh census. NJ enumeration.
y ,he mh1blfants Of he United Suites" shall be- Dis.
Ii,''el a"d disposed ofby he Secretary ofSiate as
p lhe siaic Of Maine. fwo hundred. o. he
'''le on Nc" Hampshire. one hundred and fifteen.
i' th' state of Massachusetts. three hurried \, al.
''''e' ~ lti'Ie Islands forty; i0 he state 81 C1unaru.
.'' .'' hundred 1ud tseutyi 10 Ihe state of Yer
.i'.' one hundred and ten. o. he stlfe of No,y
'''N' n'n' hundred aud eighty; 10 de State of New
'ei'ey' '"o hundred and Gny; 10 the staic uf Penn.
Y I'a'la .I' hundred nnd ninety o. tbe sfsio oI
D.''N '''' lsf5,i9 fhc slate u Maryland. lns bDr ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

ARKANSAS FIXINS.-We Gui lhe following
30 The Ltulc Rock Times
MORE PRISONERS ESCAPED-A few d,v.
tiuce three more prisoner, broke out of tho now
PenicntiIry at this place. Two. If not al three.
we believe were county prisoners, put into The Pom.
louiary for want Of "a county jail. We miphf os
Wei have no Penilcntary rs The one we have. an.
les mere sa SgbietsHt aud gTc'cHi guard Kept. nirhr
and day. There is not q watch house. mil. or ,ari.
tertiary ln this comfy, which will bold q prisoner n
siI-ic ui-HL-TEese things should be attended D,
"r We might rs we'll give up an law aud cnrfis of
justice. There d no use jn going rp Ihc expense of
examining rugues and robbers, and tL,n LEI rlcm g,
unpunlshed ior want Of proper places Of safe Keen
ing- by The way we should like 10 know WHY me
'"riH uo,S mol advertise these rnDaways l. bc
c~onientto let them 90 without any eaeri,n 10 c,,,b
lhtm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

W. I'po hciDr, Congress Albums. 30 will fg
'l .Hl 'ui "HIi hls b.rJme of uua sn.b..ri1r
hlH'f "ts nIat moro fh1u h1ii OF 90 sas
.. w ''H b1r'n.s friends Can't we have.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

Mr. B2niou's Resolution offered yesierlov. r%,lIi,y
for iniOrm,tiOn OF the condition OF The funds in the
pennsylvania j.. Bank, was adopted withcui OBJ
lection.
DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
The Bill making appropriations Tor the Diplomatic
Agents was called up for consideration.
Mr. buchanan uf Penn moved 10 strike out the
appropriation fdr Naples
Mr. Rives opposed The amendment. Upon an in.
quiry RI the State Department lac beloved an agent
should be Kept at Naples 4 commercial negotia-
ton had been attempted there some time since. In
had hecu interrupted, bet was since re-opcned. Our
trade was considerable ln fish. cotton. rice. tobacco
and other commodities, aud he considered II impor.
fluI 10 continue the mission.
Tho amendment was debated for an hour in the
morng and resumed in tho evening after tho Rove.
nue BIi was disposed OF The appropriation f,r
10 70.
Mr. Sewer moved to strike out the approximation
proposed Tor u Minister al Spain and Brazil. lie
ihoughta Charge was enough. The Senate tbnuoht
differently. and voted accordingly Tn, Bl va.
lhen passed with an amendment altogether irrclcy.
ah' ih MS character. fOr the payment of extra com.
Iol. ~
REVENUE BILL.
The Revenue Bali was called up by Mr. Cloy ol
Nv. Tor the purpose Of disposiag OF The amendments.
and the Bll. The day accomplished the purpose,
anu lhe blL after a session of seven hours. was mas
sed' giving an assumRce that an adjournment of Con.
gress VIII be ogrecd un The present week.
Having got through with the amendments. Mr.
Lay SAID he should propose that the Bill he amen.
ded ~ regard 10 time, 50 that The Bill should 90 mic
operation al The commencement or tho FisraI
year. which would be on the 30.h Of Scpten.
Der.
Mr. Wight moved to amend the ameudmcn.. sr
that We bill should @ into oleraIcn n. lhiriy d,y.
a0cr tho passage Of rlie ACT.
Mr Woodbury. advocated the motion Of Mr. Clay.
and opposed The motion Of Mr. Wright. Hc coreJ,r
e ed u necessary that the bill should 60 into opcrlrinn
atlhe commencement of the fiscal ven, aud al the
commencement of the Commercial year
Nc Nughts amendment was yOie! u,On aud re-.
D 5crled by a vote Of % 10 II.
Mr. Calhoun then proposed an amendment 10 HE
amendment, for the purpose ofmakius The RIl 90 4
INTO operation ON the first Of October Mr. C,lhlun
and Mr. Benton advocated the amendments. and VI,
II Clay opposed H..
+, Nc Chuaie Of Mass. said irlhe amendment va.
voted upon he would then propose another amend.
menl' the effect of which would be- 10 discriminate
e Hope.
Mr. Calhouh's amendment was yoteI down
% TO ..
Mr. Bales Of Mass proposed an a~monlment which
was adopted. by which al vessels which len from
poHs beyond the Cape OF Good Hone and Cape Urn
4 slnce iugu { last. should have their ,a-,ncs entered
upon The Terms Of existing Revenue acts. The a..
~mendmCHiS were all finally disposed o. and the
buI ordered 10 an cngrUssmcHi. The amendments
being cngrJssed. the question was shall the Bin
passf and u passed Rs follows; Yeas 3I-Nays
i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
&TEPHEN's TRAVELS IN sOTTu
CARPET & COVERLIT
LiSHMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTUREs
Dawn ktNNEDAl respectfully solicit. ,bo
py2lIc generally To u establishment In Son,L
WhetIing, y here he contir uos 10 carry on ~.
WWggIvyIIng 81 DOMESI lC CARPETS AND CO.
' EhLi - ui n variety Of sfyle f0urej -
DOW and Venetian. Hc has also seven nl.
patterns ihat c3nnot fail 10 afford perfccf sa1s.
lactton. All ord r. will hc rrcmptIv at,c1d
ara ms work warranted Of the besf sn,I,m u'
price. ' reasonable
Wheeling. Sept. ~. isu fin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

"D' Nu> on TREES-Nfas % ry1rI of rr
...f ounces oi uiaw ODD Ulff 11 ounce Yfs.rt
.". .f Doc whole .ascihor a coat affls
HI.ad who're Ilmb hls been cot 8I a.
... VIII .r.r.u Grrav. auI r.a.. .I-
ho'uIc applying b. however 100 4H.
'.d he rrmm.d away. auI .e ..r
. .. .I'.H f. IlsrIH'. aIyr0 YlF gga.,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

We learn foam the -. Lpdis papers hat the
scamboat Malta sunk ui Tccisiw Bend on the Isl
instant. m l6 feet wafer The boat and cargo to.
t,l loss. She was n fuc Epnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

THE LAND BILL-we publish, to-day. the
act Tor the distribution Of The proceeds OF The public
lands among the States. This VIC regard as one ofths
most important laws, as 1t affects the interests Of the
old States. The immense value Of The Public Do
main, in which all the States of the confederacy have
"a common interest. has often been held up To view
10y designing demogngues, as The future reward Of
IN, States wilhia which It Is located, % induce
their support 10 the party aad policy which IN every
other respect must entail upon their enlerprising pop
ula,ion embarrassment aud ruin, and at the same
time At has been offered as the iuducemenI To the
young and enterprising people Of the old safes 10
become citizens Of the new. The Distribution Brl
which passed Congress several years ago, by n ma
jority sufficient to have made ii a law without do
npprobaIion of the President was with This view
dishonesty withheld from Congress, by Gen. Jack
son. under circumstances which The Constitution
never contemplated, and which can never be jlstiG.
cd in view of The wishes or interests IT The people.
By the operation Of this hill, and by this alone
Will be secured 10 the old States any Just share o
their common inheritance. Already had the claiu
of the new States been dvanced--already the dc.
sign ayowed, ffom that quarter 10 take The whole
and the oPportronmeni OF representative s under III,
next il not uLder the la;e census. would have plac.
cd the power with them 10 have carried such a de.
sign into effect. Whether they would have cxcrcH
such a power 50 unjusIly. it Is not necessary 10 M
CURE. II is sufficient that The bill which rs n,w a
law deals Literally with them and much OF the Oh.
position u received was on The ground that it was
Too liberal TO the new Sia-es-Nhlc it secures moth.
ing more than sheer justice 10 the OLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

IH. Nr n.Hl UFz rr State. &C.
Z ...'I.' 'l Haf place eva. Bln black. b4tg,.
''.' .II'ri aHd 10 4rv I. white ,.f s..5
One ss fHy '5'y m P,r.u,arb "''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
NEW FALL q WINTER GOODs.

w. HEISkELL respectfully inErms ~
" lac that he Is now receiving at las Sr,,o ~
ner Of NinrSei mud Union streets a fnll su,,i. W
Fall and winter Dry goods. which have l,cn ~
at low prizes and will be sold exceedingly rL.s.
casn' lie deems u unnecessary To cnnmenic NJ.
slocN' on' WouIi urge oil those wishing good b,r'
gains 10 call and examine for tbc,nscl,c.7 s''" jar
Wheeling, Sept o, 1911.
Belmont Chronicle copy to the am,u,, oret
cha &c this O1ice. W - anu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

capt. Bright, a worthy citizen Of Washington,
was killed on the 9Th inst. by The explosion OF a
newly invented bomb which he was Tying at The
Navy Yard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING sEPr II. 1851.

The pgepiion o flour readers Is called 10 the eN.
Iensiyc sale Of real estate 70 he held ~ hiS eiiy on
the 18th inst. Il will aHiri safe ard valuable IN
yestncn,s Tor capitalists or for mechanics and-olh-
cs Who wi,h 10 build No better opportunity
could be- offered for the Investment Of foreign oap-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

HEALTH or NEW oRLEhNS-Tberc were
Wl''yl"o iniounenls reported 10 tGc Board UfIIculd,
i'r the t"cniy-lour hours ending on Saturday. 2sh
uIi' at y o'clock. OF these Is were Of ycllev f..
TT total number ordcaths Tor The week end.
nag on Saturday .2s.h or is lIG, (Which II died
ofyellow fever II will be perceived llat The Eai.
dcmic is greatly on rIc increase.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

OF the ncN bank bIl. Rumors are about equally
balanced u favor aud against II. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

the Union, lately died nj Halifax, Nova Scotia.
lis body was carried to New York ir iniermcn'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

10 speaking Of the death ola young lady. occa.
'1'oned by bghthaciHe, some paper calls 10 an "m,.
'o""o" mole Of committing suicide. Would That
% were ncommy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

ANOTHER CASE or LYNCWNG-SJmc of
ihe officers OF the Steamboat Redmond. living n The
landing at Cincinnati, recently. rork q hoe ,yh,
was suspected Of having stolen $50. into a skiG
crssed The river aud carried him into The woods pC
Kentucky, where he was most dahohcaIly whipped
10 make him confess his guilt After being uear,
WHIPPED 10 death, he stalled he had taken II. and rolI
where It could he found. Upon being ilkcu bach.
not a particle Of evjdcncc, however, cnuIl be found
that he was guiliy-On reaching the city. some
influential friends took up his case. got out warrants.
aud employed able counsel to bring the perpetrators
10 the seyercsi punishment OF the law.
baltimore PqfrioL
The above story is rather too hard a customer for
n small effort. We arc assured by q gentleman v io
'vls on board the boat that the boy actually stole
sl6j, and thu, he was not whipped as much as he
deserved 10 be.