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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

Al the Court Of O,er and T,nminer FOR York
rouniy Pennsylvania APRIL Term 1889 Edward
Pegs (~iIh oihers) was indii.d under a sta ute Of
Pennsy lyInil OF the vrsr 1856 fr api reEendi ing
ani c1rruug 10 The Sale oT Miyland a msgnI No.
Ean claimed rs a slave with the intention 10 hold
ar 10 sell Enid person as slave for life which by that
statute Is made felony punishable hy a fine OF not
less than Eve hundred mr. more Than n oISand dol.
lars anI moreover by imprisonment al hard labor
TOR not leSs Than seven nor more than twenty ycan
The same statute abounds IL psnal enaetmenIs for
cor cliiye OF noes.
Upon This indictment BriGy was tried and q mo.
eill verde; returned By the jury. finding the fcs
iha' tho person Apprchcnlr led h d cDme mo Penn.
syiyania some time in 1892 That al that iimo aud
long before she hui beeu a slave or lie nder tho
laws Of Maryland To 4 citizen of that 6 ate that
Pngg was duiy and legally constituted the agent Of
Of said cit z n 10 a Pr 10 d he a. oond z 81 I'VE ard
dill apprehend aud ca ~ her back llio MARYLAND 10
her owner-snd praying he al .rcclion Of The Court
as 10 The law Of The care Up0n ihs verdict . rr..
orMa judgement Wa given for The commonwealth
against pugs and the ease being carried Up 10 the
Supreme Court VI The Sioie OF Pennsylvania the jud.
cmeni OF Inc Court below was IhrTs affirmed.
An appeal 10 The supreme Court Of tho United
s aIes was taken by jonathan Mereduh snd John
Nelson Esquire. Commissioner and Counsellor. Of
the Slate Of MaLAland.
The judgement II the Supreme Court Of The L.
niied Safes 8 that the act ct ne ealh
Of PeEnsyl'asia upon which this case is Funded !,
TepugE Ti 10 he CoHIiifgfion 81 re UAiteI Slain
aud hsTeeJ void.
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Tor tie Times
To Mr. JOIN 4. coon.

To Mr. JOHN \. GOOD.
Superintendent II the Nan,aa: Rod.
Sir-For some lime past great complains have
hesn mato of The Very bad stale Of the roaJ he.
iWCsn THIS anil The Prnr-ylvauil Inc, but I paid
lille atieniioH 10 ihcm, p~re-um,ng that our unusu-
ally open winter caused them 10 be sloppy and
muddy on top, not for moment surprising that
they were inNey many places cut eaurely through
and nearly hub deer"
But a Few days ngo I.hal occasion to ride some
distance on, on he road. and va, truly surprised
TO fad it 10 mu,h woHe than [ had supposed il
could have hsen or than it had been represented
Indeed. in snms places, it had nearly los, its turn.
pike character and assumed the aTreamnce Of q
county cui-up road, aud o, To lis now being csllcd
AcAdamised, il is all in my eye. Tor there seems 10
be but few stones on the roaI. and those fty re-
Gently pat ~ averaging. instead Of to 6 uIcc.
nearly rs many pounds and thrown down ia the
mud.
One pace saw some men NJ work p4iring Oh
broken stone. Or rather pulling Them m the mud.
where a lew days travel will soon hide them from
sight or usefulness
Now. 81, I am mol .w.rs Of tue cause Of the
r1Pid dei,PiJ,'ion q our 80 much and formerly 90
Justly boa.lrd National Road. nor ,hs eIrsn' Of yuur
driies or yoIr privilege, bW do ihink. and reasons.
"ly too, hat there is lGuli SJmeNhere. VIII, IA.
there not been broken slone placed al the sid.s OF
The road % repair damages before they become 90
Jadi Hls ihs not -cen customary. 1ad was II not
eTpe-I.G3 WIZ have rtpIirs been leo until the
Rad hes become nearly !mpassILie and now O., hs
done nj double cue; aud less than hall the peuma.
ncnt good' Ass the amount OF iulls received insult.
dcieEti" kept the rad IN reasonable repair; and il
81 have yon nj he power Of raising them 50 a.
% ehn1I. ,uI 10 ID 81! D. yDI publi,h ~ .n,o
mSnipi yo1g Iraaslcij11, Un tn reii, ~ 10 whom.
IRE va r~spbIsib'g9 /, it tflp, ashs been ~.
legsi,tlU W~lsa!tng Ill, from ihs J,y Irth- CITY
u ~ na!'r ynnr %cln;.,, bu b,l,1g, To lie e u.
lass q~lefiJlt sir. arc not asked 80 q ,piIt o!
iSle CURIOSITY Or 5I', m%sIIlnE IN, purely with a
we" Of Bringing the mailer. - much aui - iIs,l,
CON planned o. plai,Iy To yoar n rirs anil y ~: 10
tie comm Iniy. with tae sincere hope that son-
thing nay he done, and speedily to-, 10 rsrnY.e
he sTIi sud prevent il j., future.
am. very respectfully.
Your obvdiSat servant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
IrENiS

W.
Tlo receipts Of lie A rica b,,r, nF MissI,ns.
during ihs roodh y January. wrr over Grty thsu.
srud jol,s,s.
Ab gail FJsrn has beendi iufbins ths Mlssachu-
srtts Legislature. s. iusssed ON having tho boa
but was finally sileRctd
1bs Gools in the uveB Z Ne y YORK. md Penn.
sylyanis have been unusnll'y de'lruot.ve.
LID. DsAR--ESpre-sions Of delight applied 10
anything from D biby 10 a gotnndier.
The scarlet tsver is yey prevalent in Union
county Pennsy lvaia.
Late accounts firm Port Principe Cubo, stats
that last year there were nj that place 81 person,
murdered 81 siabSed 70 wounded in broils l05
r,bberries 4S rape, uni IS cases OF druukcnnc,~-
OF ell ihn.e only one had leen condemned TO death
and s. To tho public works.
Mr. Dickens WIS blrn February 7h 1912. He
~ thsre'oIe Ihiry years OF age.
The sm1li pOI hh, Sppe@eeJ at Eilled.svills.
Qergia.
Iron ore found in great abundance in various parts
or Texas.
A neat and conmodious Presbyterian church hAs
been erected in HOl~tIr; rcI1s, which ~ supplies
with preaching every Slb5aih. The Rev w Y Al.
len Is the s'aiel supply Of the Presbyterian con
.regplioh. AMI breaches regularly in The church.
IN the Aus.in Sentinel of iho 18th uliimo Is pub
HShed a "rscommcndaiion' Of Ihe President. Of tho
Observance of,he next anniversary Of tho indcpen.
dence OF Taxes (hs q March, "as a day er devo-
iinnal exercises. hy suspendiug all temporal avora-
tion., and appropriaiins The DAY to religious and
Christian wat>hia."
The converts to Chri-'ninity in the Sandwich Is
lands IRE said . endure Ear beyond what wss eI
q C e..
A G-rmn, gtrl ag-l 81 mas Ns-n arrested and
committed for trnl ia Bision lUE passin. = sOunICs.
FL $40 BAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

VERNON f.--The Council of Gems lT--a body
which meets once VA seven years 10 determine
W Isiher any amendments H. IN StIts Constitution
b NECESSARY --hHs lately hecn ~ Gcssiuu, l. That
the tern OF Judges u Tie Sl?remc Cuua - extend.
Ell Tom one To scycu yeas p. That Oi m .Lb,rs
~ The Stale senate !rum one IA three year. one
tn . to b. chosen aaHualig. 3SAcriT, aad High
B"iii. To &C "a hingef HP, "inicd by the Lesl.ls.
iurs but elected y tie people II he srvsral counties
> SaIe %el~rtinns 10 be held hereafter on tie first
tuesday "I o'tobcr insIe d ui Sc, teuher SnJ The
IL 'l'lnf" !" meet Oh" frs TbHJsiaY,i ia J rBuay IN.
stead ul The second Thursday in Oclnaer. 5. G. un.
I p tLut. !: All amendnicn,s asrerd upon here.
alter by the Council ni Ceu,ns 10 he unlimited
noi to ASpecnl Convention. IS nov, but g., a direct
vo's Of the Pope 81 The next State Lection Tn.
6u.e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

A WOOL STORY:-Tns 6!iaxing story i. ,nlL
81 Mr. Sleaie,a g'oc.r IN Portsmouth " Hanrsbire.
y m1n had purchased n Quantity II wool from
"a IA winch had bton Weighed ard paid Tor. aud hr
) had gnnc TO The deck 10 gsl change ,of = note. Han.
pcnIng To 'nm his head wHrls there h. saw in q
glass that hung - as 10 rslt ct the Il re. a stout
atm reach mp a. lake from the shelf A heavy WIN,
cheese. lnsi"nd Of appearing end rebr.king ,he
mln Tor h's lhehL. AID thereby losing LlI custom Gr.
ever lie cIaiy I'D gcrr,mtn gave lie tLerf LIS
'"A'g' a. u nothing mad happened and ihtn. undtr
NV preienSe u lifting The bng 10 lny i on the hssA,
700" nod 81 " III doing 30. IL appeared he visr lhsn
&c 'eemsd To eIpcei upOa which he exclaimed"
Die" me- Imu't have F,cs ,nsi the weight wro,g"
"a. me- sAid ihr uihsr, "yCu nay b, sure mat.
ir ! counted tIcm with You" wen. VOL. -,
"on1da'pnie about the mIuef lis easily ,r;.dI"
fsr'sd Mr. ;. putting the bag int The scale ,-s:o
Ih'ftf sad he. Il Iod YOU 81 knew wa.
ng"-m'ue a mbiake e near twenty rop,ss.
however. 1t you don't wan, u al. IN take nat ar
q ON "No. no. Glll tho other. staying The
h'l"s ct Mr. ). un his way 10 lac Etriuas If t.
log u nIher guess I'll lake ihe whole. And
'h.sl e DID, paying Cor his ra.cslriy bv rec,iyi,r
''"7 HH ckss'e at ihc rucc Of fne wool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

-EAEt.EG .r.t.T rI-f .-'H A. yr-- l5si
hr Leg ,,-,.ra u .b, state .I possess O
nbl rhurierinE ma institution in ,hs Say a--- ,as
THE of The Wheeling Univenny.' Tire charter
Is lIbcral snd tf "a, served VIII be highly beneficial,
hereafter. and msy be made - now by prompt At
I'Hti"n. In the sans year the late NOAH ZASE.
ESQ. decided. 10 the said Univsniiy ten acres Of
ground on Wheeling Hill. beautifully situated f'r
college buiid,ng. There ere some contingencies
to which It's tot necessary nov 10 refer Dat 'here
- one circumstance thu, Is reslly important. The
trustees are divided into Ihrce classes Of seven each
the term of flee Of one expiring eyory three
years. The terms IT the lwo fret Glasses have eI-
pirrd and of he lat there remains but fee. ju-t q
q1orgH1, a. required by the ,hiHsr. These Eve are:
Messrs. Morgan. Nelson. DsuI,l. SieeErod. Joseph
J.. Fry. z. jacob and Il Mckee. How long these
gentle men NAV al he iu the ely pr Il they will oil
he again during the next t~o yea:s is uncertain:
They a c now here. and n they will take tar
trouble all to assemble NJ srme place and cloci, ~
accordance with he charter, seven Trustees Of he
frsi class. seven OF rtLc : coud elias. md two o.
The third class. in place %! Messrs Alexan der Cald
well uni Moses W Chapliue, deceased. it may p,
saved. We have unCu though, Il this charter. bt
until We examined the charter aud other raper
connected with it we did not know 10 imp,rtauc,
81 ,he danger vt ia being l0s1y lust
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

A REAIINlsCENCE-ws understand. by 81.
itoriy that cannot be doubted. that somewhere be
tW cen 1890 aud 1875 enc Col. McCuirc, residing
st that time m Ni'Ginin, had committee an carucr
seain't The laws ~ Peunsylvluia, for and IN &C.
eonn' Of which ,he sad Mcclure was demanded
BY The Governor Of Pcru'yIysnn Of Tie Governor
Of EigIuie, Which demand Jhe Cuyernur Of Virgins
~TersTtorily refused to comply with. We would
very much Ike To know if his ws- really ~. WI
seme Of TIC curioIs citizens Ui Richmond lie at the
iroubie OF examining The oIccuuye files for Iha.
date TO zee il j, Is 80, and ascertain slso Wheeler
Pennsylvania ever attempted TO throw hers,.G o..
OF The pale NJ Ihe UniYn On that account.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

SINGULAR VITALITY The following a.
count Of ar shTtriag j s7eps,uon Of Pn,IIslcs
nat recently cI'rci 90 Nelson PO1tiRs county. O.
hlo - from zoe ONO Star
D'ih- Jb instant ap oBly child 81 Hr Steward
iio''hhi's oi'd alter a proiracled illuov. o. The IN
i"'l Mr. a h'm'-li was killed by re fall pf "a tree
near his bpuss while cueaacd in chsrpinslbs Tree
ir'I arfos- hs 1'dy and klled him Instantly. q,
ne "" nrths rc.f .vc' sui n~eigbhDrs asscmaicd
81 Ire house und sfer religious services vent " ub
me c'''se ip he place oi iuicrmrnf. lcIyInc fhc
''1's alone AMI Unsu They returned he tsus
"ns wrapped In flames NO one kn.wt hlr. fh
ne WIS communicated 'p The h1uss-vhc hen IcN. %
N'' n"'i'y OBJ srlrs1isIel UpIu ih5 hearth
Y yum '"s 'r1re ui ~ i1y- he only child 1ad
iNNe yer hHfs10 e dwelling burnt o. ~. Gel
WIN OF HHeif gHuIs m uuui the -a.5y, .sg r-u.
Oui @ ismrly md O1h11f arfas.
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HOME
MARCH Tih. 1912

- N'N8 ANN~
The League met nt the City Hall.
The resolution, offered 10y MI. Yarnall at The lot,
meeting. was taken up. aud pher discussion. wa
unanimously adopted.
The resolution, oa.rej BY Mr. Wharton and laid
on The table Ct The las, meeting. uaS taken up. and
sher some discussion, was again aid on the table
During the discus ion Vt these resolutions ,hr
meeting was addTeAscd Jy MSIsrs. Yarnal. Wharton
Eprigg and Jacob.
On HoUen' R'so!rsi, That hereafter The regular
oselings of lilac League aheli TO on Friday evenings.
Adjourned 10 neet at the same place oa Friday
The Ash Of this nsu,h.
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LATEST NEWS.
From tie NcU York Paper.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ErRDpI

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THS slip T~AROiINTA.
The ~. , Tr'iinn, Ct7,lIu s NH. arrived hi.
say rom LyeIPtO ~, whence sIs s,i!ed J,aulf,
2i.h. 4
Sic does a~7G5-jng rs OLE regular flies. being n.
Transient ship.
I"s money market was in 2 very unssrl,is '7r-
ana c"Erris had "crp on The decline. Corn had ian.
Ffoycd considerably.
TIE m1't cE'rIOriIniy preparations were making
i'T the royal christening. Tn. stories about the 10.
mos'ir htous ard quarrels between Queen VicIo-ia
7ri A'o-r'i 'ud '1cir private chickering's and quar-.
re.iugs were al declared, unun ;he meet ar,h,tiu.
p" b. gross tilEehpuds. Very few hurried a,IJls
are living ha.rns happy ~ hey are.
Five Of The most srleaid ste mbpa,s in Fig and
ha' been semitic lbe Continent To bring over III,
hIhes Of Prussia and BalIIun. 20 attend The CHRIS
'elinF. It"y arrived iE England IN the % b ui
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jan. Is.
lhr Transactions this week boz cotton have lcen
r'i'er inhed. and lhe mlrkel generI'y has a. n.
e. q less active appearance which together with a
more s'gef 5rro'IIUn on he oaFt Or im~ rtsrs H.
sell prc"s IRE scarcely supported csper H, fOr the
heller qualities Of 1e~ U,'ands and Orleans. which
10 scycrIl instances have been sold at lsI Der 10.
decline.
Jan 20-OIr cotton market 10 very dull and pri.
ces are ] 81 pcr 10. this week.
Tiers Is a lule more doing in S.a Islaud.. enl
prices are n1mIH,lly without oHeutrn al ~ "a
J j pcf.b advance 0n the last public sale Of 2jb
Dee.
B1zil- md Egyptians ron7ia dull bat in prices
100 change ~ notice.
The public sile Of Fast EnJf,'. ves,s,ls, v.,l
o. H.rput spirit auI only about one b1lrcouId he for.
ced 81 NJ rather lower rates. The total ,,les are
2l.l4o bags Of which 300 American ard 600 Sn.
''i arc Oh spes] ulauyu, sad 2JO American for cr.
port.
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY NOTES.


TREascEr D~ErAEIvEST. AisEcH &. ls42.
Amount Outstanding VI tie issues gr0r o aet o.
18Th FeJruary. 1SlI. s1O3bgJ 90
Issued under he act OF Febm1rv 10.
1sfi. eT52Tn62 Us
ReIssnod ofthai rsue52U3s5 $40 20
leaving cuIrsud.1r 1f,tai issIe sJIssSla DH
Is.1ed under .he 1ci Of tho IstJ4rf.
1882. s2gg7IGs %
WoIsrmej of fh1l issue 1921 G.
Leaving Ol fuai issue outstanding 50 346gHG 90
Milking toe aggregate outstanding on
~ hisEsb. 1912. ss70.frs ca,
W FORWARD.
sssftfsff offs r.sss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

The husucf, .-,rsrr..I 4, fr. p....r.
l1v was aI1I THfrvs g-r,rtH. f..
ending a~Isspvar"r. ~ nusyI,a.4 g.. s.
IuI sales were rnId- ri f1g
T%rslsrv nres cold iuH 9 Oh "a Nsv y.-.
Drafts g % aud specie Al o. 8 per- osu rrsm.
ur
Bank Jufes s'fics D1.fs s1IG 'ram 5J ID, 50 g..
rard 90 10 20 Penuyiy,ui- Q 90 2ii anJ Relief
notes lO'' - pcr cent Discount Money has bee.
oHraned "th dfieu.iv fsisy. 1l He h,st dsrr.
'rn or Parsfsi . 70 G5r ssai' neah .H,s
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a Sselch O.. b Z The editor Of Tho wo--es
ter ElIs gives me following saeica OF 40 pc5sUu
Of NJ Dirkcus:
We found q middle SID rar,u1 IN \ brown fr5r'
coat, q red figured YES sImc,agi ufIlr a.sh priv,
and a fancy scarf crtvei, that -5u-etlet tho cellar.
and was fastened u r1'Isr vIi1 laos folds by b don
bic pin 1uI rhr.n. lis proportions were well rouu.
tcj. Hshair which was long and dark. grew low
nTOa the brew bad a w1yy link where % s'aued
from Tie hcnd, md Wa naturally or arif,i,lly cod.
screwed as j. fell on either s.jU uf MS face. His
forehead retrrat-l gradually without my m.hed
PrntUh"rsnrr. says 81 The outer ~augleILo u.per pr
ton which formed a fr minent ridge q } tic within
The assigned p'siuun Of iLc organ old ally. The
rs % o. that par ofthe brow whi.h was not c0rc-7.
ini ty The hair II-'elI OF hrilg tight AMI smop,h.
flushed a. readily az auy part uf tie faro, and pr
TOOK 10! lis general character auI h,1iblt,. The
whole region about tee eyes was prominent with q
noticeable development nj nerves 9ui vessels. indi-
catpg, says the phrcuJius.s'. great vieor iu the i'm
Gel. cciull orc tus with which Ihcr nre connected -
The cyCrals com 1.ciyly filled i.-i. surkrts. The
aperture Of iHc lid was uIi urge ror The eyes az.
commonly clear or bright. bni quick MOST ani iu-
pressIve. The nose was slightly Hpuiine-ilc mouth
'i mpderlts uImeusirns W-.IIZ no great display ul
the teeth. the ilcini museits occasionally drawing
The upper Ilp most strongly nn The luit side. as tic
mJulb opened iu speaking His features taken Co.
gothcr wcts well p~rsppuDncd ofglOwiu- aud cor.
drl aspect, with more animation Than grace, with
more intelligence han beauty.
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DrATmIRnM SWIFT

DEATuFROM SWALLOWING ACENT-A
Guild aJout three years Of nge, son Mr. B-snshy, De
ceased. formerly of the city. residing with is uncle
% % mechanic, engaged o. Inc coach makiag es'ablish
meat "i Mr. Fore. swallowed n cent srme -x or 6
days rlncs from the efissIs Of which 10 died ye'ior.
I"y afternoon. An arsccss i1sncd i1 tmc side Of The
Inlic -uii-rcr. caused, % ls Supposed. by The cent
''dtug IN lhat rcgfpn, ,Hlcl, previous Ca ius death.
hsram- exceedingly PAINFUL. The child not crfn-
plain much until 70 day pI W previous % is laucr
e1d. Medical aid was called loo bui without avail.
iG4lL Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

That government -. or ought % he, instituted
sr the ccr-ircn benefit. p]oJiccuJ1 md security of
a. people. ration. or e,HnmIuIy at all the various
acdts a.6 ferns of COVE mmcui. that - hest. which
seapatle Of pruiu,iuc ,Ee greatest degree OF hap
nness and safety. and = most efectually secured
against the danger OF msl-admlnisiration: anil that,
when any government shall he Cnunl Inadequate OF
ssutay Ia these purposes. n mninrily o flhe com.
pu.i'y hath ara Iuduhitable. uuallcuab'e. aud indie.
sSie's right. TO reform. alter OF shc' n -. IN au,h
simmer as shall he judged mo~i conducive 10 tie
rno'ir Weai-Ejrgiaia Bal Of Rickts. adopted jan,
1874, 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

n m''on was nnds 10 10y the resolutions u,o,
w ""e''"u Io'' Inc Previous question va. then
moved upon the motisp o. feci:,siIer an ,ce,,I"i
ne r%e'o.ulion wa reccnsiiereI by the c,... VI.
Of ~ 10 81 the yeas AID nsrs being ordered.
Tue mover Of the Ioe.iOn 10 rccJusiIer H.,
posed an amendment, which was at ,9ied ,b,t ~,
House shall meet 1t eleven o'clpcx aiis, t,o g.,
Nici lay ~ April. The subject then passed f-u. n.
consideration Of ths house. "'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

LEGISLATIVE JUSTICE sumo limo sin,, =
w1mIn named Sarah Ann Gutter w1s imprisoned
300 lrII o. Taunton Mass ~ n witness in srmt Im.
-.r. casc-untcr fh1t important principle iu o1f
-HIe nlJ1snce, fcW p witness fr fhe time boing D..
. cr.a.f"- and while there hef residence went fe
inter rom. She p]cruDnoj rht Legislature for r..
nu1rrsuDu. and We afs Glad fs perceive iist be,
claim uas ~bCeuH-Irfsg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

We have been Somewhat upon the National
Road aud know hat the remarks Of our correspon.
dsuf. a Citizen are entitled to pub caiion. 90
Ia as The condition of the rsd l. concerned.
What Is the cause Of that cori ,uyn wc cannot cav
We hope The worthy superinteniari will cnJeavor
&c improve At os is present condition Is yery bad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

FINE STOCK We weGr. on TuesGsy. 70 the
farm Of Mr.. SPrigg, three miles from town. 10 see
hs hne sock, aud VIC have never seen Gaer. A.
mong hs stock isa Durhsm Boil. just ONI YEGR
Old weighing oHs housaH! and hrcnty-fre % unds
The wGIghtof this animal j, extraordinary aud be.
yoEd any hing We have ever seen hut j. moi
more 90. than he peculiar beauty Vt form aud per.
feet proportion lac exhibits. lie c,rhs az iesi one
Zach behind the shoulders aud measures in LEI zlh.
ss standing naturally, ~ feet three inches. Ls
color - mostly While, and his Movements, Tor one
80 young. mHisst.c aud Iordly. We have no .-.b,
the yourgsIer 80! ace The day when la viii be n -.
ter Of lie field.
There was asa a i've year cid h.iltr TIA, took
cur fancy. II Is a. pretty Luili i'll animal as eve.
cropped grsss. II is ufIhs same breed, full sister
and about ns heavy rs .he bull. We also noticed
two or three calves that were remarkably fine one
OF which weighed SO pound, before j, had aiken
milk. Tho whole slo,k is in god urJer nr beef
yet has not been tut Up during he winler-5ul
lsd 10 The fields.
We took a look, too. at a hundred heed Of yery
ine hogs Of The BERKSHIRE aid BsIi3 q cross, rtst
are not without mIeres! 10 those Who de,.r, d good
breed. The expense OF obtaining Z few of,his DIES.
erlpiion 70 cur farmers generally would be sut lt.
C." sad hey w5l'J nlss money - tasm.
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4 public 'ses'iug will DO held Of Taldsinti .. nj,
Saturday me l21 ofM1rrb. all o'c.r,s p II n,
lho P''f''' OF nominating q suitable rsrsau 'orsttt,
Senator Ike ss one s. rs % nee Or Delegates b.
fsHT'T~ Many vOTRRz
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TURNED our -NifrHe1' Rely. sim a,, k-p,
70 ~ rey .or many years .n fms city. fpus Inc ten.
.tnrcc pledge ou SsulIy lat. auI lu Nsrd.y
uJrrIuy. le rurl.d bs entire contents OF bs Wits
ee,. rem GOD beer ctsss luiO fbe slTrsiE TINS
q noble s1lmp'c.Nh.rI sc understand several pfh.
30 intend i' hiiDH. before 81 Pa.r,ss Temperance
Fcsussi which r- Ct up 5y orr lr.h EIlJx ciu-
leu- Boo grand sfy'--D,Eot Daily d5C.
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MARROW ESCAPE Tie Cleveland stage bad
= narrow escape on n-Iasj pt.slgo down. just ~.
o. had crossed Inc bridge - Cunnesut. tho bridge
ieIL While The hind wheels ut The siags uers siII
Ht'n W Tie driver VIZ thrown some distance
if'in itc Dor. but iho horses bad = fra mHipg u,m
Tie bank aid sustsnci themselves Tho p,l,.
Wa abnut tHeny feet above The led u the 80.
which . all ~ be very dsep"
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u WIS nearly f@r c'ctock be ore the Howe, cam.
II a vote on The rcsiu'o1. Al adIpurnui-n t w..
moNed iwiee and lOr, AMI IA. csac.a d,.r ,iIios
ol the House VAS ~ get rad OF the suhjVci.
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FRANKLIN BANK OF CoLUMBUs-rhe
Bank Comm assiOnors instituted proceedings ngs.nsi
this institution on SATURDAY, and ne properly aud
savc,s have been delivered over into ihe hand. ol
rsesiysrs. TIE receivers are M,.sn Cy-u, Foy.
CsoTgo M. Parsoo, and Adams Stewart
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u x % j IL II

FOR A DISTRICT SiICoOL SYSTEM. &C
CoNPANYtNS TIE REPORT OF TIE
PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE
LITERARY FUND TO TIE GENERAL As.
sENBLY. CALLED FOR BY AN ACT OF
EIGHTH or MARCH. 1911.
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49,. MAscn 3. -


IIE UOCSk-YEsrERDAY.
T"o Generals were elected. and numerous bill,
wore read. To succeed General Sloan. col Borq,
of Ps1dlsion was elected, and 10 succeed Genera.
Boy'y. Col Nottingham Of Northampton.
4 motion waa made 10 fake up aud consider n re-.
solution .designaung a 10y ir The election Ofa 60.
vemoT-Whieh aied.