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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

A REMlNlSCENCE.-Sla WHICH mas
HHPENED And Will HAPPEN ACAIN-It will b-
remembered that The Stale Elections which i.,,L
place beiore The great Harrison revolution the Van
Buren, party carried almost every Stale, Kentucky
New York and Vermont excepted. from Maine Il
Louisiana. Morton, the Loco FJcO nbpluionist.
carried Massachusetts Roman was elected IN Ipuis
lana, Polk IN tennessee; McDJnaid IA Geurpia. Ora
son ~ Maryland, Porter m Pennsylvania, DC. IA
diana, which yoled for Harrison went for the Loco
Focos.
Tennessee, which had voted for white. and civ.
en- hIm majority OF twenty lhous md elected Jlk
Georgia, which had voted for White weEt Cor Nc.
Donald. Maryland. which had voted Tor Harrison
by large majority, elected GrasOn. Vermont zen
trombed ia the balance Kentucky was shaken
New YORK. was surrounded by the enemy aud IN,
Van Buren, food swellcd 80 high as to leave scarce
ly an AraTat for Ihc ark Of republican liberty 10 res
upon.
The eye Of the patriot, as he gnzed around him
on every side, as far the horizons verge wa,
greeted with cherries black sea Of Loruf,coism
Ven Buren, sceHied uHdisturbeJ master ef ilie Unul
md ms baneiul reign perpetual. And ., though
las followers, But u was a deceitiui Triumph,
deceItiul d that which now, like their victories
fhen' are but the sure precursors Ofthcr fua over
throw. The downfall Of Troy is not the less Ger
tain because ACHILLES Is IN bis tent Their veto
Ties are now oil Trojan triumphs They tan no
more permanently succeed over the Wings, than d.,
the British in the revolution.
Their triumphs now are like those which tht
English would gain II we went % war with Eug
lund. u Is admitted that the English would beat u
nj first, but their short lived triumph would Onl
serve 20 put the country on Us meial-iO rally ih,
People rs one man, to Ere their blood. 10 max,
Them give up every thing for their country 90 con
vert the unwelcome duty Of fighting into their sDI,
business Ior the time, just as The great TIA uisor
contest the People left their work their workshops
ihoir plougls. their stores, and made tho election
their sole business. This they cannot aiferd o. d,
every day. but they will do II again when The Tim,
comes, and the Whigs will surely Triumph a. Ihel
did m &c aud IL Charleston Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

THE kNOUT-An article in the last Now
Monthly Magazine. entitled Russia in 1871 tbus
describes the KnUut:
The Governor Of Moscow kindly directed one nj
his ads-de.camp % conduct me over the rr;s,r
Having inspected the esti blishmeut IN ali ~
was about 10 dcpau. when my ricerone pointed =,
two men Who had just entered the vestibplo NJ an.
PRISM. ID You see those meni said ne; they ore
oar eKecniIuners. ~ Is They who inAicl the punish
ment nj The kH0ai. which you have doubtless often
heard Of. looked az the two men Roth wore
tail and rubus and altogether their Appearance re-
sem"led ihe common class Of The Russian peasnnfry;
the one had black and the other n red be,y,l
They wore Loose cloth panalooDs. with t,oi, b,,s
drawn over bcm. The other portions Of their dres.
consisted ui q Culored striped blouse and a sort oC
cloth coSsnck, open 10 ironG covering their hack q
shpuiders.-'fhnt which displeased me most in them
was n certain Dir Of gaiciy and self s1tisf,r;i,p
which l could not reconcile with Their barbarous
vocation. When they bad advanced close 10 where
we were Standing the adsderamp directly my nj.
icnii0n 10 packet which each ofihom carrisdundef
his lefi arm
That The knoui, sail he. 'wonld Won like q,
examine ~ I replied in The affirmative. Tbe
alde-de-camp having addressed 10 the exacuiipners
some words in Russian they saluicd me with respect
and advancing 60 n table boo the ,esrihuie uur1iIeI
lbcir packets The knout consists or Short sfrpuv
Ic0thcr handle. term nsied by buckle. IN whi.b
ore affixed q certain number Of leather th1rgs. of
which one only b. used ior each stoke the criminal
receives : requested the eSccutpncrs o. apply
upon he wall "a few strokes of the knint with fIe
same degree Of force as that employed NJ au exc.
cuiDn. They took OF their caps and cos.ac.s. and
having carefully adjusted he leather thong fp the
buckle ahove mentioned. and gathering up aU
The ir strength, The struck tho wall viii smell
force ihat The hard plasior with which ID Ma
coycrd fell down IN fragments sldderrI
with horror no the reflection that such strokes vo,s
inflicted on The living nesh Of o. hsman being 81.
n0ugh' erclfimol 10 is indeed ~ horrible pun
ishmoni' observed my 0bHging ccer5ue. bot BE- b.
inflicted only f0r capital offence; and after ell. b. i.
a doubtful question whether The punishment I'D
death BE- preferable Twenty strokes OF lie ko,Yi
are The mIuum amount of punishment. and IA 1.
probably nearly the 1fm0s, That the human ir,t.e ].
cspab.s Of enduring
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04
WHEELING.
THURSDAY MoRNINF, NOV. .. IsiI.

FIGURING MlLL-During our peregrinaions
on Tuesday went TO the new mill otl ID. BAY
LEss a Co. IN s Wheeling nrd after q thorough eI-
animation came Ia the conclusion that II was ono OF
che most perfect establishment. this region. IL
10 prepared toe Ihrce run OF which will cum
sumo ten bushels each al Iour ard produces as fine
flour es any we have ever The Wheat is
drawn into the mill by the engine-emP'icd into
the scales. Is weighed. dsscends ntO the buns from
which II is raised by hers 10 The garrett dcsccnds
10 the smut machine. from there 10 the hopper, -
ground. earned up into The garrst and again comes
down. l. bolted and falls into the rarking hn while
the brun, shorts, couise and fc hour iake their d.
rec,ious 90 the different where they ore wan
ted The process IS oil carried on by the same en-
gIne. and the miller does tot see hs grain after is
weighed until he packs il. They attaching a
run Of stones Tor corn and . cracker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

DANIEL WEBSTER MAKING CHOWDER.
The bingham PIIrioi at last week says: At Marsh
field. clUse by Ihc shores and long distance from
any human habilaliDn, stands rude shnnry prnvi
died. with cooking utensils and some rough sleeping
apparatus. Tor the accommodation of the fishers and
iuwIers who resort fhher this season for game
There, before The door Of that hut might have been
few DAYS ago, about he hour ,f sunset. n
stout looking, dark.Vi,agc hard featured inar, with
shaggy roundabout upon his back, and coarse
inrpIuhn hat thaI looked rather The worse tor wear
upon his head, sqnatCd upon a stone. and with a
hst iuli of sand, securing out an old choNvdcr not
which ihe last had been carc 50 90 TO leave
a little less ceanly Than il shuald have been Short.
iy alter. the snTe hand was seen 10 be sprinkinq
pepper ahd salt upon the fruits Of that day exprJiiior
as they simmered ia the pot over the afresiid
crackhn Ere. lie was evidently The prpmincsI man
of The party; and after the sayory yiands had been
despatched az the clothlcSs board, with the keen
appetite and smacklrg relish that hunters only can
appreciate, his were the apt fingers that wiped the
pailers iasieS; and they around the cDmforIa.
be blaze OF The snupplng brushwOod from his pro-
tic lips flowed the countless stories al which they
Stared hardest and laughed loudest Not about Nc
Leud, and Tariff, and banki and such matters of
Stale, which. &c these lines of political excitement
men are most apt 10 talk about did our sory-teIler
prae; hls anecdotes were of matters OF less npor-
lance perhaps, but infinitely more entertaining To the
Manifested, fun loving fisherman and farmers who
were ms companions. And when ~natnre's SWEEP
reslureT, called them their hunks hc was ilic FIRST
u not the loudest, 10 snoIc; and at day light he was
The foremost 10 make ready the mTeIng repasi. by
scrpping in the sand. outside the hui, the knives
which the evening past had iarnishsd His name
was DaHtet WcbSicr,-his siaiIon, Secretnry Of The
L States Of Americn-his home. wherever he chan.
ced 10 he 81 a fshermans hut or a kings palace
among his cattle, or at the CipiiOl"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04
GRAuAArs LADIES' AMP GEYTLF,,aNs

ONAIIAMS LADIES' AND GENTLEMANS'
MAGAZlNE.-This most beautifully adorned ol
oil our periodical literature 10 Ne for NUvcm.
Der m such style almost uulve is predecessor.
The plates FOR this No. are beautiful steel plate OF
the Pet Lamb, View Of Boston and the fashion
plate. J. II. Thompson s. Co. ARE ogents and have
them for sale by the single number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

Judgment was. GA NO,,ssy last. rendered for Tho
plaintiff IN the l. 5. Courr in Ph.ladeIybi, u, m.
case oil The United SInies W. the Unied States Bank
10 recover the sum of S25l243 retained by the
hank as an "flset Tor commissions aud damages in
Tie draii on France sold by plaintiff To defendant
ahi protested Tor non-paympht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

AN ELoPEMENT The New Orleans CORES.
pondest ofiht COncprdia intellgencer speaks Of an
occurrence on the 2jih nit. when from The nrisio.
cratic centre ofthe parish Of - James 20 the ancient
scat Of Louisanian dominion. DpnaldsouyIIle. there
was thrilling gleum Of excitement 1s II a sunbUfsl
had shot Iis FURNISHED arrow through the heart Of
the Storm. gentleman By the name Of Landry.
descended from one OF the most ancient families.
ihe head Of which vns The oldest sugar planter Boz
She Si1ie 81 Louisiana. fell in love aui wOocd the
var Mademoiselio siUlay, a wealthy ond highly
cultivated heircs--wh0se mother after having
taneiiorod The attachment and gwen her consent.
ih0ugm proper woman Ike, 10 change fer mud
~ all parties were agreed. young Landry Letormr
ned ~ elect bis object. A carriage w1s plarcd
near Madame G1day's yill1 and two more at erusi
distances on tho rJsd % DJHaIds1rgiua A tlH
gwen in he PARISH ofs james ua1r Madam
G0day's last Saturday evening. covered The ese.1s
81 TIE lovely Coday from her mothers Flrsa Ssa
was hurrisd % the carriage. where Iardf. received
her. md Tire utmost SPEED was made o. hs uert
cuuiaao which was pot 10 its uimgst speed uutI if
Med The merit. which in turn TODD wings auI he
Aing reached DoudjspnviIlc. 70 distauceUl %
MITES. boz Two hours E1rly yn Sunday. me Osoc,ln
sCnpi Pcasc. came boouirg up the river when a
ct b1afd. probably for Naichez.as he marriage
IN he minority 81 tie young lady could not be valid
in buuisiana without parental consent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04
TRTRT RAIE

~ tDI M TILs
y virtue Of a deed Of Trust. e,ec,,o,I -, ,,o
~ 10y John McCnskcy, Trustee for Eli,,b, n,
m MO bearing date the 9th dsv If Ortb..y
lo,', and recorded IN the clerks oCssss
CJnny court OF Ohio county, Va, sba I'd
=. u udY OF december next, al the FROM
,ne couIl house Of The san county proceed Is.
~, ho " WgSl nan Of Lot No IN the 22nd sou,r,
'"T r Pq,g AZ addition Of the city of wheelina
lEbMS OF SALES mut Of he nrr,-bs..
mDney VIII be required IN hand as vii, he s1lTi.
~. W pay the iustalment Of 315 dollars due o.
e,tl ~ Is4l, with the interest ther,oo fro., ~.
1,,I on Ocicber, 1889 mentioned in the said a., n
81 rust together with the expenses ~ ssi. a,,J
49, S,luui o. the purchase msney o. such times
q, ~ w slin suns as may be necessary to satis-
'hS subsequent insialmenfs secured bv sad
9ced' The deferred payments 10 b. .ec,,yy.d b.,
~, ~ Iasl UPON thc property and 70 bear inter.
est rom the day Of sale
81 .'Ins rs trustee bind myself only 20 conway
trust " - VII, $40 uo,cu OF
nov l-vts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

CRETE.-A late F-enci paper. the Journal dcs
d,bais, contains long nnd Interesting article on the
Island OF Crete which IL well calculated 10 excite
the sympathy of the benevolent reader. We learn
from the article referred 10. that ampug all the
Christian populations Of the East none have suffered
30 much rs the CIctbns. aud there is none whose
ancient days, contained more than 100000
inhabitants. Under the Venelians The popIaliot,
was only 900 600, which was reduced To- 100000
when. after a war OF five and twenty years, the
island fell under the Turkish yoke On the
breaking oui oithe Greek revolution. there were
only 100000 inhabitants remaining in Crete the
result Of one hundred aud fifty years domination of
the Turks; for wherever the Turk rcIgus depoauIa.
ton follows Since the Greek revolution, the
inhabitants of Crete have dwndled down to 50 900
Of which 100000 are Greeks. 26 00J are Turks
and 81 600 foreigners; but there foreigners are
chiefly Greeks. from the NIorea or The Icniln Islcs
The Cau.e Of tins lamCniable decrease since 1920.
Is Ia be found M the carried on by The Creiars
against both the Sultan aud Mehemet Ali and lastly
IN the oppressive character Of Egyptian domination.
The sad remnant q. a population of nearly one
million and half reduced TO $50 900. lately iouk
up arms again ia order Io a'uid being systematically
Destroyed 10y inches. They preferred to die with
their in Ihcir hands than perish .th Idicll
ly. But this unfortunate race has again been hrCug
The Turks, " hose yols weighs upon the EasI with
ruthless Indifference Ihe well being uf their sub.
Jccis. COR they have everywhere dcpOpulaIcd the
county, and inflicted sierility tho most fruitful
fields. BoS Hsr Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

An example, showing how millions can be
saved to the country. and worthy of being f,llovc.
"Atihe late Agricultural Fair At Norib,mnto,
Mass an excellent silk shawl vas erhibitcJ ,ha
Manufacture Of Miss White, of Ashfrld. VIM Coa
me worms reeled the Sill a common reel. r,visI.
'uH WIN eomm "a spindle. and knit with her
own fair hand. She deserves n Good Rpcko,,o r.,
band as premium for her 50 well doing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The story about the losses by IN a a, the Phil,
delPhia Post Office appears to be a STORY trumD,d
10y the New York Herald. Il is truly strange
that rS'prciable papers should ever rely upon thai
filthy sheet for any Information
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The United States ship Deiiyure. Capitals CnsR-
LIS ; MeCAULEY. with oumodorc CmAs. MnRRI.
as Commander Oh The BAIL station, sailed from
ti"mp'on Roads for RIO de Janeiro. on Tuesday
'as'' RonERr NJ wALsH, Secretary Of Legation =.
goes out ia the Delaware as passenger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

We are glad 20 perceive tina, the Glass establish.
ment over the creek has been rented and put in
operation again Coz the manufacture of window glass
We learn that Mr.. ABEtL. the lessee. Is dong a
FIRST rate business. The Amt glsss works. Gormcry
run by Plunkei'l& Miller, have aLo been rented
and are in operation Cor the same description o
manufacture. Success To trnde
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

:
CAUSE or THE COIORS on ANTHRACITE

eau ST OF THE COIORS ON ANTHRACITE
COAL
Every one has seen the bcauuful brilliant cOlors
spneiimes found peices of hard coal. ihenee
styled "rainbOw" )r peacock" Vet perhaps no
one has clear notion vrhe manner of their origin.
have never lac rd any explanation Of the phcn,-
mcnon that seemed To me satisfactory and certain.
Chemists have gwen contrary opinions. aud displayed
much learned ignorance citing It.-COliicrs.
who might be expected 10 know, are not agreed
a. 10 elIhcr the cause mode by and IN which the
culors are produced. but vatiously and vaguely
ascri5e them the agency of water yapor and heat
Some ianciiul hypo,heses have been derived iro.n
analogy, & the formation OF Suracc tnS IN the
eInpering OF steel. But all these conjecIure- have
bee insuto sent to account for them satisfy any
but their authors. Perhaps the statement OF a cOlnr.
ing process which II WAS nay fortune 10 witness,
viii help MS somcwav towards right understand
ing of the thing. Standing in my yard and mper.
iecily sheltered from the Sun and rain, was a wall
Ofanihrlciie coal. crowned with block OF sli FIRM
BILE pyulaus Schuylkili. THIS wall having a siuih-
err exposures WAS open 20 the Sun, which Imping-
ell on II during the summer. seven hours a day
Ailcr Il had thus hin Cor some months. the crown-
/ ing block had "ozcd yellow acrid dust, OF
sulpllatc Of irun. Subsequently, gentle rain
washed much Of IL away, down over The face Oi
| the undcrlyi pieces. which when dry. were mar
ked with iracings of iaisi cnors. wherever il had
/ counsel. This hnppend again aud again; and with
every REPETITION "fhe process the colours grew NOR,
distinct AMI vivid: until lately. when what was no
rubbed of 10y curious hands. was almost effaced b,
the heavy tain.
/ Now db not say that coal Is coaured IN O oihe
way than this, but from the tact that has been col
CURED. apparently. by an impregnnling deposition
/ of sulphur aud iron. think We may fairly :nfa
that these elements essential and tho sole or 60
. acting cause. And especially IL will seem So whci
We consider thai mast yar:egnled coal is found whrr
iron and pyrites abound. the surface and 81
posed TO n mineral atmosphere. J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04
YALUABLE REAL ESTATE FnRsALE

u
'Hueoi q deed Of trust executed by Charles
- Ensell and WIFE aud Francis Piunkeu. and
wne % he snbs,rlber dated Ella, dnysf 4urg,f
l.i' and now ~ record in tie CLERK = 0f1cc ~
Dh' county court in book b. pagc 2f5, I shall
20, etL on Monday the day of October tsff.
1ty lh' Court house Of said county In the CITY Of
hnlfeIing % e u 10 the highest and best bidder
~ 'hat valuable tract or parcel Of land on which
.e, N.ans,y' glass ware factory lotcly occupied
y hCssrs Enseil and Cuthbcrf, and more recent
N py mcssrs EnseIl sud Stswart be- ercc led tnoe-
ln'f w, 70 th buildings and impr ,venents thcTe-
~, rnl lhe valuable coal privileges attached
n.ftio' tbra more particular description OF an
trust. W
Tine utlo 20 the above ,scrbcd property he ie-
Ieytd ip b7 good, buf selling is Trurteo. I will
4ll convey such title as is invested IN me-
i,IIns cash. s BkADY,
g-t ~ o. Trustee.
" BY consent ofpauies tbc shove sale has been
postponed unul Monday he ls Jay o. November
next ort7
~ The ale Of he above properly IL again psi.
r'ned by consent Of pauies. unfil friday. fhe 9th
Day Oi DeccmJcr next : BRADY,
nov Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04
NEW AUCTION ROOMS.

nv p. PENTONEY aud GEORGE uARRl
n son have associated themselves rn l1s,ps.s
as GENERAL AGENTS. AUCrIONEERs. spI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. under fb., f,o "a
PENTONEY a HARRISON. and r,.gac,.
fully SOLICIT consignmeuis Of aIl descriptions of pr
pory Which will b. promptly sid ouI mmsI.u.
return Ji .lIcs made nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
THURSDAY MORNING, 0 O,CLoCE.
CINCINNATI. No, embe, .

FLouE--Since Saturday evening 9s5 bbs hay.
arrived. No sales yesterday. Held at SIS 25.
WHsKEY--392 bbls arrived Sales al l5c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The Texan Congress have directed marble
bust OF Senator Walker Of AIssrsspai. who made
the motion in the United STATES Senate for The re-.
cognii"n Of the Independence OF Texas. aud a Dor.
tan OF Senator Preston. who seconded the m,,i,u
to be placed ia the Capitol Of that Republic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

Reasons thick as blarkbcrr,e." A Ioc,,e,.,
"as published IN Massachusetts one hundred reason.
my Marcus Morton should be elected Governor Of
The State. Twenty Of Them, Of cuur.c. arc Thai lao
was run 20 unrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

BALTIMORE MARKEr. Nov. Flour. good
brands fran stores, 1854 wagon prices unsteady.
There Is little doing IN Baeon. the nominal price
Is 4 ). hog round
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

BETHANY COLLEGE commenced its frs, SCI.
tion on Monday last The introductory addresses 0!
the faculty were delivered on Tuesday trcI.
pseted to have from 80 To 100 students.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

correspondent wishes send Tor the Ysn
kee's ihreshing machine for sCme OF our bad boys
lie thinks 1t might do god business here, partic
ularly on untays
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

next. the same place. (Faueuil Hal) when IL -
understood that our Representative ia Congress x
{. WISruRor. will address has constituents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The trial Of b. w. Green is now going on NJ
Riehmond There was great difisny in empan.
melting jury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The Philadelphia American remarks that 'hc
tnuI Trdo uf Penusy wanna can scarcely be esima.
ted Boo dollars aud cents. and add.
Tie supply I.sB vast luI the demand sJ con
sa"ily increasing. thltcIcgllGJus 81 tie ultimate
value of ifc trade can hardly hc made with any
degree oilrsumcy. JpIge ll1uks hlz spoken well
ou b. suJert lie Guys that The coal Trade IS bot
iH IuiluCy. % b. destined f1 20 constant and grra
iueFoasc. lu many places. 90 D. now fHe only fuel
used Tor vsroty OF purposes a1i viii -IDu be- us
81 i1r all pufplsSs % which fuel BE- applied. Not
wit1siandinr our great abundance. coal imported
from tur'and In large qu1butcs. aud our ,1ers
pre- compelled o. compete with TIE labor which ou.
u costs ton cents day This BE- tho groliesi .nJus.
ufe 20 lhH valuable portion of our citizens. The
,''Ic ui anthracite coal is becoming more and more
'''.Y knnwu SION alI our steam engines. whether
~ ''nl Z" water VIII nee NJ fuel but coal Here
p vasi hs.d for rs consumption De snccea-6ur
7 +" ''eh'nE r.n ore is now certain fts gcuer
~ app''aH'n i' The purposes - ar " U increase
pc demand and augment be- trade. VI be- ~ make
ihc nnncials of Pennsylvania not ONLY [. ,,.,ce Of
wealth Dm even hIefsnv '1 The nation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The trial Of Colt. charged with the m1r,Ier nj 4.
cams has, on motion Of his connscl been postponed
until the 9th Of December next Tao ren>nn NJ.
signed for The posponemeut was the absence Of n
, mdtefU witness for the defence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

Alta Wing Sale COnvcnrinn. held at Concor,l II,
New Hampshire on the 20ih October. at which
Gen Low presided. ENos srEvESs was nominated
as the Whis candidate for Governor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

SOLVENT FOR Old PUT'rY.--ln removing
90 glass. sprend over the putty. 9Th small brush
-irue nitric Or nuratC acd and &c putty will
fec0ss sln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

NEW oRLEANS.-Darins the "a hours ending
ON the 2sI uli at noon, there wero IL Death. o.
yellow lcv er.
The New Orleans Bnlleliu Of the 22d says
The recent cool weather seems 10 h,ve hal ~,
liulo influence, yef ia checking the epij.u;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

We are necessarily compelled 10 postpone No. 3
Of Virginia" uuril our next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-04

The river has fallen slightly since our last II
LOW contains lCss Than feet wafer.