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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
DihSlli.I-IInN.

DISSOLUTION.
VIE partnership heretofore existing between
L. Andrew Woods and X 4 Ford OF .yesi Vince
ling. (Ohin) IN merchant iziug under the firm of A
Woods & Co WAS by mutual consent dissolve ed OH
the first OF Jane.
The business will in future be continued by An.
Drew Woods and Wilson Smith. ut the old stand
and the old business settled by them according to
The arrangements OF the old firm. aad under the Il.
tic Of Andrew Woods. & Co.
ANDREW WOODS
1nlv I'm X. r. FORD
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WHEELING POST OFFICE.

WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NEW MAIL ARIA MENTS.
GHEAT MAIL.
From East arrives at 81 o'clock, A. ~
To West departs al % O'Clock, 4. NJ
From West. arrives AT s. o'clock. A. NJ
To Fast. Departs at 8 o'clock: a. NJ
Northern or S,eubonyills Mail, Arrives M 80
minutes after NJ and departs al halfafler one, T. NJ.
except On Sundays
North Western Wooster Mail arrives Tnrslays
Thursdays and Saturdays NJ IL. NJ Departs Mon.
dnys Wednesdays and Fridays. at o'clock. r. NJ.
Southern Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAYS and
Saturdays. a. o'clock. p. NJ Departs Mondays &
Fridays ~ 5 O'Clock. 4. NJ
WOodslield Mail arrives every THURSDAY. Q 'cloek.
A. W. Departs every Monday. o'clock 2, NJ
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSatnrday, nj o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
DAYS n, I O'Clock =. NJ
Morganiuwn Mail arrives. Tuesday. O'Clock y.
NJ; Departs wednesday. O'clock. A. NJ
Letters intended f,r the morning mails shonId bs
deposited by & o'clock. in tbs morning
Inland postage Of roragn letters must be iuvaria.
bly, paid.
Office open at % O'Clock. A. ~
D. ACNEw. P. ".
p. s. Tire office opens on Sundays after the pre-.
paration Of The Eastern mail. which will he ususy
at hall n!ier nine. a. NJ and remain open ONE
HOUR. June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
CARRIAGES AND FREIGHT.
CoNMIssIoNER,s SALE OF LAND.


HBY virtue 1t a decree pronounced by the CIR
ND cIh superior court Of Law and Chancery in
snI lur the county OF WQnd. 10 this commonwealth
IN n cause therein pending between Wdiinm F..
Petersen. complainant g. JOSEPH w Hunnicutt. Dc.
irrrJant. tho undersigned appointed Commissioner
Cor that purpose. vail offer f1r sale. nt tho court
house of SAID county Of Wood in the town Of Par.
kersbursh. on Saturday tho 4rh Day of September
next. tract Of land containing three thousand
cfcs, more or less, situated in the county of Wood
Aforesaid. on the waters Of French creek. md Is
nure particularly described IN the bill ard proceed
ings sad cause. Ono ihird of the purchase mon
cy viii he tqnirod 10 be paid in hand. one thifd
in Twelve months from The day ofsac, snd the re-
naming third ia Two Years from he said sale, with
interest from such sale. upon the different inst J.
menus. aud bond md security given Or the payment
Of The same. J he purchaser will ulso give morl
gnge 20 secure tho paj mon Of such deferred install
msnis, % required by the complainant
JAMES II. NEAL Special C1mmiss'r.
Wood Ciurdv. Va juno IS. lsii.
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on PENCIL or

fAGuERRETYPE on PENCIL or
~ - ATJRE.-Alessrs Haw kill. {. Fan. re-
pec'iuIly inform the ladies' r.. gentlemen or Vince
ing that They are now prepared TO Iako miniatures.
and have opened Rooms, OR a sIprt lime ON Main
ST.. joining { Russell. Esq's. office where they
wiz DO happy io"niI on those who may wish q fac
'ml'e al themselves Transferred an irnper shable
tablet. they having a. length ~ far succeeded in
Improving their apparatus to enable them (in kss
hId1 one miHHts.l ." produce n perfect Photographic
Miniature IN any weather and consequent with, al
the least Inconvenience TO the sitter Hitberio il
has been generally supposed hat the direct rays OF
me sun were Indispensable to the pro iucIon Of da.
s"e.fe"'yre portraits hut the improvement lately
made proves this mistake Specitn-n, Of nj,
heauiiful art can be at the Jewellery store Of
RICE, MeSsn Robb g. Stephenson and NJ
Their ro'rns. Terms reasonable. Jun 81 st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
WHEELING I-YcrIA..


~ n meeting Of The Wheeling Lyccun had on
T.es'ay evening. June s. 1871. thu following me
omi'e and resolution were presented and adopted.
Whereas the Wheeling Lyoeun, lrels deeply the
nni-rianco "i rNtrndiug lac benefits of uc1iinn and
The lights ois' 'eure To the eplr generally though
out Nesi'rn Virginia; aHd whereas reo.ce 10 see
that sir has been raised "a that section Of our u
mon. calculated TO he rriuctiye of the greatest
g"nd u Prnpcrly attended Ia and fI,tpreJ and
Whereas We have seen with pleasure that a call
Tor convention to take the subject into consiIcra
TON, 10 he held al Clarksb1rgh. HARRISON cnunt; ON
lhe p Wesrc-d1y in September. has been made
by lie ci'iz-us 'lrreui
We o. tsar'i'rc resolved. that three deI,ra,c< b.
appointed To u" SAID convention from tins I,cei n,
With ie'v"r To- i.l vlcauciss ~ their uy,u body
Mr-srs J t. Wharton. A w Ruter. W Russ q
were arypIn ell sad delegates.
On mo inn resolved that the above preamble and
esolJiion be published IN the papers of The city.
A w RUTER, Pr, siRsnL
Z. ID. H"fHAuD. Seef,ttry.
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Book and job Printing.

s[F The Publisher Of the Wheeling Tiues ard
Advertise has iusi received a nrge assortment If
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York aud Balti.
mere, comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast there; and some of which are not 4 be fuud
n any Office West of the Mountains With spa
"a 'us office. experienced workmen and new mate
rI''ls be Is prepared to execute every kiGd of
&sae, Qp,ss. 3P,in.;.q,
IN tho finest style and n the shortest no,ire-
- Steam Boat Ills. Posters IIandsills, &c. arrn-
tr'' ~ ou hours r"i.cc rn,yIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
NEW ARRANGE.irNrS

- RICE, & J. J. WELLS have s.-ce,,,os
80 themselves together in busnes. under tho
name oHi style Of s Rice & Co. aud Iksy new ,,ko
pleasure IN informing 'hcir od custom. "a and ,hs
public IN general that lhey now receiving from
Inc East most splendid stock Of spring and sumner
sUoGs-consisiing Of
Black Blue. Brown. Olive. Daklia Invisible and
Bol'ie green broad cloths which have not been sur.
passed ia beauty md quality ~ IIs market. here
'oiore--Also. Lack. Blue. end Fancy CasA.msrsse IF
every style aud quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimeretr. Bomhazine. Iinsn
"hi'ingS GambroOrs, hnd many oher articles suiiG.
Die Tor summer coats and pants.
Ais" vesiings Of every variety ofsiyle and colour
TINT can he named.
log 'ner with beautiful nssor'Treni q Liuen.
SIIk 'nd Cotton Shirts-Siocks, Cu!i-r, Snspen.
docs, Gloves, Crava ats Sc. &C. al VI which we shall
sell very cheap Tor cash.
y. Il. We are also prepored lo make M clothes
10 order "a the hes; and most approved STYLE
Our Old customers, und lhe public generally ara
respectfully invited 10 call and examine Tor ,hemstl
/ YES n No l39 Zane'S Row
b aI2 & RICE 4 CN
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c. d. H-nnApD. Secnttry.
C.A.n-n.n,.II CON1t

C..A"H-Bo I,uII CUN, LNIION
Al IN -cJiHg of the Teachers' AssOCilton a
Wheeling. u Aas
R's'tuef' That The citzens Of Ohio couTi " he re-
qntsied To meet ut the Court House 10 " heclinr.
nn the first Monday in August next for the purpose
"i n?poiniing delegates To the Convention To be held
AZ Clark.bursh; on the second "Wednesday in Sep
iember next.
The object of this Convention is the expression
"i the views Of North Western Virginia ia 'elaiiun
in the early establishment Of permanent and iii
Gent system Of primary schools throughout the Com
n"nwenlh. The importance Of being fully repre-
scented ia tho Convention will he. ouce. duly np
prccIaicd and A. the citizens of Ohio county have
never been behind IA putting forth their active ei-
oris IA aHl of every movement io advance the true
Interests md prosperity OF the "Od Dominion" we
confidently anticipate a iul! meeting,
wM. MCKAY. President.
a. w RCTER. Secretary.
Jaro 3l,I, lSil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

NEARSPEiNGFIlLD. CLNEk co. o.. fer SALE
$50 F fsss .S no i ,.'p s%so,5 r,r q
Du tbe va.Jrs nl Brrk arI Beaver creeks jH-rb
miles northeast from Specified. which is one 1lfr.
pIelsaaic-i towns BOO tHJ s1fe a.f p-Hyrr1ai. irf
health nr' fertility. ON tlr national roll. ulI tIr.
pixies ie1IWF l ua.f1u 1H. rHeHHru Ol UH.s
creek BE- mill ss1ioI 20 's0, nH. aHI . 200 inches
pl water pcf minute 1t Beaver Del 1rYer 90 l6 IreI
iGd 1900 inches winter both streams l1ss through
and uu.fs ol ha Iluf T1r property vii b.
divided t1 srf purchasers fhfeG Huuis YffHe grirc
mry refHurH 1n mortgage nYs0Hrr rl years fhe lu
forest b,u. pare.HIF r1.l. Ir'o direct from
Governments a.f iHd.-puiI1.e. Ngrly tp
JEREMIAH wABDEE SpurgG o.
Ctn G8z-fIu o. ~
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Ittl.-fa 81 IsH.i.N.


Nc NDfhS pf NAsHfAGTuN
IRVING ru.1iring Zoe Sketch haak,
NII..-r-.. s.f. iil.1-, al yow Y,ft Bncrbhde,
urH f1Iss1i1 Traveller. N Chrraicle 81 ihe 90,
ra.s af Grenada. IHe AHaui5a. Do ESQ VOL.
..fF t..f ..r-..f .f He .r.ior
JH.f received aUl nf isle ~
r.fs f'- ft.Vhtt SEC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

900 Tbs. SPANISH SOLE Leather.
5 d.z boy NJrDt co SKINS.
just received a, the szn Of tho Big boot
Jon rs SANJ NcCLALLLN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

EJILLISON ON THE CATECHISU.
Wv Al example OF PAIN CsIechr,.ng upon The
Ass"mbIy's Shorter Caechisn, : the Rev John
Wilson. Minrs,er Of The Gospel in Dundee For sale
a. he BOOKSTORE ct JAS. 4. INGRAM.
jan 10 No l2I, Min ST.
HNISHER'S CATECHISM.-The West.
n ' munster A-s-nnly's shorter CuIcchism. eao
p'aiued, hy Nay o. Question arb answer. In two
parts The fourth Phiiadelrhin edition. For sui.
al The bookstore Of JAS. \ INGRAM.
Jun 10 No I2I Main St
If ERpINGs.-4Ohh bills Balimore No Her
I 4 u'ss. Ju-' received ard Er.a'' ioy h~
may 81 ~ REILLY.
IAtON BE's TOUH.-Nocs on the United
| u s'e,e~. du-rng Pnrcnolug,ral vr.l, IN ls3s
/ 9.and 80 By George Comno n two Volumes
Just Published and fec sale hy
JAS. A. IVCRA,I.
| Jun IL No l2l. Main ST.
| VOYAGE to China Japan in the ship Morrison
Y hy T. w King. Just received and flr salo
| Ign 10 Nv ROBE n STEPHENSON.
4 DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEl
q - SIIP.-Nrfics Is hereby gwen that the
parncr,hr irro onrs existing between the nbscr J..
b"rs under the name and style Of o. w IIeisGr! &
Co IS Dissolved. persons indebted viii ple,s-
make IrHmedi &C. payment TOO w HeskelL All
those having claus against The fsm will please pre-
sent ihom for adjustment and pa, mert
o. w. HEISkElL
Jun &c 81 l. 4. WASHINGTON
The business will be continued rs herrtofor
| by the subscriber Who viii always keep on
hand a good stock Of Dry Goods ~ low prize. fJr
cash. Jun 26-3G o. w. HEISKELL
lStARDINES! sARDINEsn-A fresh ,gp.
~ ply. Just received at Iha FIally Grrcerv
sl"re Of juo26 l. y. ELLNiAKFX
/ - PERM CANDLES, a few Boxes lbs. rec'd
~ for sale at ihe Family Grocep store.
Jnn 20 T. n. ELLMAKER
s1RaNDY CHEEsE.-A YER, JrIirjou.
, and healthy article for sale al the Family & "a,
o'p si'rs Jun 26 l. v. ELLMAEE
/ = BOSTON y. II. SYRUP, for sale at the
! q - Family GrOcrfy store.
J.e26 l. n. ELLMAKER.
SUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE. c,r
VI sdicu purposes. for sale al Family Grurcry Store
I Jnn 20 I. n. ELLNIAKER
InLD GOV. JAVA COFFEE, for slle afl.o
~ Family t'olNery siOFs
i"a % IN EII.NNKER
/ .,EstGEsrs us stC.-Ine Ju,en,l, 4 -,
/ ~ WIN Nuuus. The Young Minstrel by T. r.
/ Mason. TOR safe ut the huOksipre of
inn % JAS. \ INGRAM. No I21. Marnsf
SACRED MUsIC.-NI,-on, s,creJ iiarc.
Vol 1t by Lp,Seil Mason. MasOns Sacred Harm.
vol 81 boy 7 Mason. The above works will D..
sold sepcmtely The Missouri Harmony For sale
at JAS. A. INGRAM.
i-o Is NJ l2l Main u
HAITERS. o. 80 M Co.,. "a 49, I,.-------i
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LAW PAgTNEYsryIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
l. W. 'EWEIT COWEN *
a., ". JUDO: JEWEIT,
WHEELING. Va. Of Sr CE.R>vnLr. Ono.
aIIoRNEfS * COUNSELLoRS AT LAW
N ILL attend to any business which may be
w entrusted tn them in this and the adjoining
counties OF Ohio and Virginia with promplness aud
despatch.
oFFicEs--ln Wheeling. under the new Court
House. corner Of Fourth aud Monroe streets; in s.,
CIainvilie. opposite The Cont HOUSE ivI-t
WARRINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION
ARNORY Cry BLuEs.
Monday evening. June %. IS4I.
NE Corps having been informed OF the death
Il OF The late Major Cezoral Macoub. it wa. on
mo'ion Fl JOHN NJ Clarke. unanimously
"Rssoired, That as a mark Of the respect felt by
ne members oil ibi, corps. for the memory 90 The
late commander in chief of the army Of the United
STATES; The Honorary members he requested. and the
regular members ordered 10 wear crane on the lett
arm f1r the space OF ninety days from this date
An extract from the minutes
J. a. SiitPLEY,
INV i--St S-~r't-rv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
SPERNi OIL.

b iEfHENSoN & GAltWOOD have been Cd
- pointed agents in Wh-ellur. ior tho sale II
Rev !. Soveris' BALM or LIFE, 81 celebrated
throughout 1teSsern cities for The cure ui DISEASES
81 me Lungs. We cordially rsccmnend ihr. medi.
Gne 70 our reaaerS being the hest Possible remedy
they can any where ublan for co,rbs Io,g s,,,y;,,
col7s' consumption IA ts iEcipisnt store. 90. 90.
The BALM OF LIFE is highly recommended
by The mos: ta'eHiei piYsi, i4rs-usod in the most
intelligent families IA our country. aud every ,vLera
hailed by the afflicted s tie gr,oea IF Jlss.ing.
Resd pamphlets 10 be had 9th, 4yru,s.
fbg
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

eoRaEGFED THI-wEkkLYToR THG TIMES ri
A. T.. GOFF & CO.
srchsago Brokers. lO7 liaiH Street lFhceiiBC Va
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u y EMAl Mo M the ~ e,,g Pos, OFF,
~ q May 3lsi Persons calling r etsers %. i.e.
oiiowing lisi will please say they aJy.riscd o.
herwisc they may hot receive them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

lie a.anNs uarN,u par are TeSGis u ga ue ~
site 1t the banks IN TINS city. lhoss banks mark
id are not putchHs,d
ONO.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16
Communicated.

Communicated.
 MR. EDrroR.-I insist strongly and uncompro- misngy that the property qualification for voters for our city officers should be repealed. What restric- ton guard the purity of the ballot box should be imposed in lieu of it, it is not my purpose now to suggest-but the citizens should obge every candi- date before the people to express his opinions for against the present charter. This is due to the un- certainty of public sentiment which exists on the subject If the majority approve the present laws, let us by some means know it, so that the question may be immediately set at rest. Hi
 I detest the frequent agitation of public measures so prevalent among politicians, and which serves no other purpose than to set citizens by the ears, and keep up the influence of clique of men who have no importance except what they find in mount ing hobby and riding it around every corner, mis- leading idle and ignorant persons, and keeping the community in state of constant turmoil. believe
 truly that the present laws are unjust and incompati ble with the genius and institutions of our people, believe they tend neither to the security ofprOper- y nor to the guarding of our elective franchise. believe they make distinction between opposite
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16
From the Globe.

F From the Globe.
 An observer of Mir. Clay's parliamentary tactics cannot fail to perceive in his strategy, the settled purpose of giving direction so the Government, and taking the place of it's head, at the time that he seeks to throw the blame of the rupture of the party on the legal Chief Magistrate, if any should occur, in consequence of his refusal to yield tame submission to the usurper's authority.
 President Tyler expressly declared in his message that Bank of the United States had been condemn- ed over and again by the people, and that in the election, although the Treasury system was condemn ed yet the United States Bank system had not been approved-and well he might say this, for Harrison and himself took ground in the canvass that was unconstitutional This is stated for one of them by the Virginia Conyenton's address, nominating the Harrison and Tyler election. It says:
 "As to the Bank, Gen. H's unqualified declaration that it was unconstitutional is before you and there is no reason to believe that he apor of Bank in any form, for he is assuredly opposed to Gov ernment Bank. As far we know or believe, fel- low-citizens, Gen. Harrison has but one opinion about the Bank, and that is against it. and we feel that we hazard nothing in saying that be would not consider any bank constitutional, which his opin- ion would festabshed, be both in expedent and psr- nclous.''
 MT. Clay, in his report, sets himself up in direct opposition to this averment, and takes ground that the question was Ga settled question: settled by the
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM IN PENSsYLvA
 NiA.-On the 9th instant, section of York county
 north and east of the borough of York. and portion of Cumberland, from Dublin Gap passing south o Carlisle, was visited by most terrific hail storm.- It from and half to five miles in width, and the hail fell in such quautites and of so exaordna- ry size, tha, in hollows and ravnes it lay two feet in depth. The products of whole farms were ut. terly destroyed; trees uprOoted fences prostra- ted. and numerous barns unroofed. All the glass on the weather side of the dwellings was broken. The York Republican says that in all that region of coun- try, it's ravages have proved most destructive. Some of the largest harvests have been totally destroyed, just as the sickle was about to be applied to the stem. The fall crops have been also ruined. The rye and wheat were literally cut to pieces, and the corn and potatoes suffered similar fate. .
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

Henry Clay is still pushing strong for the confrma- ton and perpetuation of that ascendancy in the whg party to which he has from the first laid claim, since the election of General Harrison to the Presidency. He stands the hazard of the die ," and goes in for the succession with all that boy sh rant enthusiasm that selfreying confidence for which he has been SO highly distinguished. Every motion, every sug- gestion, every look of Mr. Clays, in the Senate and
 in the city, in private and in public, say, empUcal ly, Am Caesar, ata nuiius," to all observers and all listeners. He makes secret of his design ;- and the tendency of his loud oyerbearing warm, dc- tatoral manner of conducting matters in the Senate, is sure to be fatal the administration party. He is driving on lee shore, and unless he |" lufs and bears away" little, he will shver the bark into least three divisions At Harrisburg, in 1889, Mir. Clay was strong, but not so strong General liar rison and General Scott united, and the nomination of one of these last was unanimous. The whole whg strength was concentrated, and not on him. What was done once can be done again, and the whig party are still as capable of rayng the point where cess and safety alone assured to them, In the swift revolution of this great wheel of events upon its axis, if the split comes and dashes the asunder, his may be the larger fraction, aye, larger than all the others together; but the opposition is by no means contemptible, he and we should remem. ber and by drawing either fraction it, or coming, isef to ally itself with the former to any consider able extent, may again prove to him that the people are stronger than parties.-l Washington Correspon- dence of the Boston Courier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

The following story, by Hogg, is irresistible :- " It's good sign of dog when his face grows like his masters. It's proof he's aye glowerin' up in his masters cen, to discover what he's hnkin' on, and then without word or O command, to be off to execute the wul O his silent thochi whether it be to wear sheep doom deer. Hector got so like me afore he deed that remember when I was owre lazy to gang to the kirk, used to send him 10 take my place in the pew and the minister kent nae difference. Indeed, he ance asked me ane day what thocht of the sermon for he saw me wonderful att tentye amang rather sleepy congregation. Hector and gied ane anither sic lookl and l was feared Mir. Patton would have observed it, but he was a sim pie, prmity, unslspectin' auld man, a very Nathan ie without guile, and he jeaoused naethink, though baith Hector and me like split; and the dog, after laughn' in his sleeve for mair than hundred yards, could stand it longer, but was obliged to loun ava owe hedge into potato field, pretending to have scented cartridges"
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

MYsTERIoUs.-LovE AND SUICIDE.-UadeI this head the Philadelphia Ledger relates melan choly story. It states that the sh inst. person
 fishing at Arch street wharf, the Schuykill, caught the hook of his line in the dress of female, and cal ling assistance, drew to the shore the bodies of and a woman, tied together at the wrists by a silk pongee hankerchief! ..
 The was about five feet eight or ten inches in height, of fair proportions, with dark hair and to appearance some 25 or % years of age-though the mud and dscoloration of the face rendered it difficult to determine with any thing like certainty. The fe male youthful in appearance, light eyes, y fair, small in stature, and delcatey formed. Her hair was quite dark and shor barely reaching to her shoulders.
 In the pockets of each of them (the female had a pocket in her petticoat) was found pistol loaded and capped, which rendered it almost certain that their death was a voluntary act.
 An inquest was held, (says the Ledger) but as nc person present knew them, aad there were no marks of violence visible upon their persons, verdict ir and the bodies deposited in the green house at Cher ry for recognition. There various rumors aaoat many of which told with the air and plausibilt, derived from perfect knowledge of the circumstan ces attending only the end of the unfortunate cou pie, but of their history, and the particular induce ments to commit the rash act. All these we ascer. tained upon inquiryt to be the workings of lively ginatons, and that not even the names and wherea bouts were known by any who had visited them.- They are generally believed to belong this city and as the circumstances will be made generally known to-day they may be recognised.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

"I'll tell you," says an ex member of Congress, in Michigan, .. how I secured my election in this district several years ago. When was nominated, the party to which I belonged in the minority, and there was no hope of unless something more than ordinary was resorted to. After reflect ing some time, I came to the conclusion to steal q hog from one of my neghbors, which did, and in the morning the neishbor traced me to my dwelling, and ascertained beyond doubt that the thief, and published me as such-when I immediately ap- pealed to the sympatliies of the people, and asked them ifthey thought would STEAL HOG They swallowed the bait-swore it persecution on the part fmy neighbor, who was politically opposed to me, and the consequence was that was triumphant ly elected. But the next time was candidate for the same office, yankee from Vermont was the op- posing candidate, who having learned the secret, stole shep, and rHn me sky hgh'-(Sandy Hill Her ald