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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

FENllF. subscriber having purchased Doct James T.
n Royals Apolhecary and Drug Establishment, OF
lcs to his friends and the public generally large and
well assorted stock Of
DRtGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DVE.
sTUTEs, CHEMICALS, SURGICAL pNsTWu-
MENTs, PERIPHERY, Ar.,Ac.
at very moderate pyceslle will receive an additional
supply of Goods in short time. aud will constantly be
aiding to his stock, articles Of the Paea aud best tina,
canbc obtained.
lie suciis call from Physicians, Merchants. and
others assurlng them that he III oudeayor to gyu sas
faction.
Prescriptions attended to ut all hours.
JOHN H. SEAN.
October Eth, 1912.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
BUSINESS CARDS

~ tlty F.lLFlLD n THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

Coton.-Not coniea, with her gigantic Efforts to es
tend the cultivation Of cotton in India the British gov
srnment, we learn from the Boston Journal on the au
ihoriiy Of English papers, has despatched Mr. Ellis
diplomatic mission Brazil, with instructions to look
closely into the culture Of that country with
view 10 encourage its production, and thus diminish the
demand Of the article from the United States The Bal
'imorc American, adyertng to this fact. .ays-"I is
evident, from these and other circumstances that ,he
cultivation Of cotton the South will never be greater
than at present, but will probably Decline as the am ,u
produced cannot for any length of time exceed the dc
mand." That this anticipation is Correct no one we
think, can doubt, who looks at the great crts maxim,
by Grea, Britain to dispense, far possible with the
cotton of the I. States, and who knows the powerful
motives when stimulate these efforts Yet in the 6e.
OF tho fact that the foreign market is thus gradually
closing upon them. large majority of the cotton plant,
srs OF the South if stricken with blindness are strain
ing every nerve 10 prevent the creation Of home mar
krt, to supply its place!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

Mr.. " ebsicr.-rhs gentleman has declined the pub
lie dinner rendered to him. by number Of the citizens of
New york. Of all parties, US an expression of their APP
probation OF the manner in whc he has DISCHARGED the
high an responsible duties Of the off lee Of SECRETARY of
State-whlch in their letter Of invitation they eo,npl
lnent IN the highest manner Mr.. Webster ALIENS as
his reason FIR declining tho agiiaieR that his duties
SUMMON hi'n 10 " ashinson. from which his absence
mad been already much longer continued by the state of
his health sod other Causes ilaa he had intended ar cx
Pe;'ed This d"s MT look mach Alike Feslguns thourl
1t Is s, Confidently asserted that he will very soon
leave the Cablpei sot, however without recey:ap suo
iher Office. ia Ike t ola special ws.isa to Crca, Br
tain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

important Dereopmcais- New York Express
STATES that an interesting correspondence will short
" see the light. between the Wing Central Committee
OF that State IN! Gov Seward touching the views enter
tanned at Albany. by Mr. John C. Spencer Secretary of
War, and hi, former friends, his becoming a mc;nbcr
Of the Cabinet a, Washington. The Express saws ::
1--WE presume the saddle will be put the right horse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

BEE AND THE BIS MOTH-Nr Daniel
summer ut Sinughion, inquiries Of ~ how he shall
fn ms bee hives OF ne moth which apaoar 4, bay.
made an euifauce INTO Them Bees mty be driven
rom Que hive INTO another. and when this 1. done
10 me month Of June. the swarm will have linn. 4,
'y up honey ior winter. But u requires a skiIGlI
Land o. DIVE q swarm from one hive 10 nnolber.
nnd where such a one = not near. 70 may be rs we'll
10 lci ms bees and Inc worms both grow fDrsfber
lHI harvest. When August comes secure what b,.
neY there . ~ the old hive. though NJ the erpeps.
OF 'hs lives e The bees, abd lei tho young swarm
be Kept Uver winter.
Mr. summer will find bis bees will Servo him
ne"ef when Kept on posts or stools. under iress
man 20 . close bee house. They will not DO hail
30 much eFgosed 90 Inc depreciation oil be bee roth
and hey moy be resjl, examined al aI lines
Mr ; pmppses rr attach boxes or tumblsr. d, d.,
hlTes Q" induce the bees - Ga hem fr.t. md r6ys
enable him 70 lake away "a part ofrhe hYnev. I'm.
make o hole 10 a hive for this purpHso he will do
he'lef 10 make % Two inches square than les. d
ne places q lumber or bottle 90 Inc hole The elias.
should be covered tight with brown paper or SONS
".nsl substance ihat WIll exclude Tho Iybt
Mrs proposes N sow some bucks heal Il, m. rI
'''' iee1 ~ he bees; fhls b. n gr,d rlrr ~. 1aa4
s'w hs hurkwhr4t before The 25b sfJ,,,
lbfs VIII give him feed. frst Tor bIs b,es. Then t,
''e p'gs anH hs ca'ie-Han YiourhBau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

A. EXPERIMENT. once knew . buy who
was employed BY bs hfhcr Co rsnive Ell the
loose. Hn1Il stones which. from The peculiar nature
Of tho grouni. had accumulated IN Tho u,J before
The house Ir uas 60 take them up md ibrys
over into The pasture across The way. lie soon -,f
tired OF picking them np one By me. aud sat down
on The bank 10 Try tD devise better means Of &C.
cDmpishirg hs Hnrk, be 40 length conceived and
ad"p ed Ihe HIlspIug plan. tie Get in Inc rlst1re
u F1froW blard 80 " Target, or o. the BOYS would
cal % % mars, cod then collecting 90 the b1ys rp
ne ueighhrhood 10 proposed 90 fhem sn amg.s.
ntni, Uh-el toyF ore always ready 6r-fu rlla
mark need Dol a8y that the stores Ut amrguon
fu ihe street were sl1n exhausted, The boys Werlmy
for heir leader when they supposed They were ,.
y finding smussment Tor themselves Here now
% experimenting On The mind, he production of
efforts with rspiiry sod else. by Do inter.
venIon Of proper Iusifumentaliyi the conversion
~ meaus ofa lule knowiedgs Of human natnra
% what would have been doll end Guguing H..
into mere a%uinsting sport. giving pieasurs 10
twenty instead Of tedious lsbvr 70 ono.
ldit-ns T-ost.y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

POLIIENESS-Wo want n liulc refnsmcnt. rn
Amcuca The people IN ihe North Of Eurut 2 are
much myro civil and polite. According 10 Mr.
Baird she SNsjes excel the French iu he polish of
their manucrs. The rommon working people wish
each other success in their daily tolls. when n
sTede meets a friend. be thanks lHm Tor that pIea.
snre which be bod when be last saw bim. IN
Norway. every one says ai The close oldinner. "t,k
Tor m1d'-tbnUks ipr the meal-and The repIy BE-
well hekOmmC-m7y 90 DO you good. The 20.
dest peasants. when they pass each other always
speik and take Od their hats like he Swcdes they
wish each Oiher prosperity NJ Blird says-"Wo
wish that here were more Of these and other sp.
prOpuiio forms o%fciviiIty amongst our people. n
would DO me- good. We would MT see mon pass.
lng each othsr without designing 10 give each 9th.
ef = kindly loJk, Or a kindly saluiafon, or even =
nod Of he head. There r. nothing more true Of us
81 = usiiyn, hgn that ws ss . rude people"
tH1~pfiirf GrseYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
LARGE FIRE IN rrn1cA

CorrcsPouasnts = me Ab17y Uqiy Adrsrbss,.
IIiilCA, July q. 1912.
a large aud destructive Gre. ~ The must central
and business part % The village, TOOK place lhis NOR
ming. ~ ! O'Clock.
u originated rn Tho tailor shop Oft CT Tbomo.
'on. oswego street, md entirely destroyed 10. with
he follow ing
o. Osu'rO srsst-E Sydncy's shoe store Sr,I.
dard q C0's leather store; 4 Thomrs1nis shoe Store
> EIdfed' merchants Culvcy llnlscy e. Co-ibis
was DE largest business establishment 100 the plor,
and heir Two stores. both or which are in -.
were crowded with = very large amount Of me,
ehandtso and produce. They are insured in psu
s Carson, merchant
Ttoga h,sst-C y Dnks. suOrneys Office. AZ,
Miner dwelling house; CARAT & Ia Barr. bakery.
The wind was high, end he oonaagoton we
with DIN Guilty kept from spending 10 Hon fs
coach factory, ard The Office Of he Ttbics
The iauer removed every hing and
h'i iasIf presses Damaged BY The wafsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY ia.
sn'rrorsfng "gsnts ofIhe GoOJ lnterr Sf,r. -
any ere determined TO Keep pace Nth ro
p'o'emsn'' Of the lines, and have placed 40, ri.
ne road between Hancock and CumhsH,rg IT,.
p 'I'ofs patent how spring Coaches. on. ~
", vas before our Office Yesterday morning
% u ou"'o y Downing & Ab5on. Concord. ~.
al's' laI i1 give universal satisfaction -o f,,y.i
'ef' lof besides he ease which attends fbs, ~.
'hey ere 81 strongly buii 90 srv u, -.
ever sscH-5-si=e-s Cr-ez
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

A SOLEMN REELECTION. -wbsn the storm
Tossed ocean rises Ca lash he SKY; when the Wild
tornado IS ahruad when tie bosom oftbe solid eerth
. shaken by internal tbroes. OF beneath the CORY
and beauty uf night, when The eyes Of love ere drn.
kHE The light Up from your soul; o. such q moment.
q let a ssnsrIye mind fcHsct-"Htu m thunder g.a
I going UP1y that Hee 10 moyroU-Pia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

e''N" " WV StNINAhEN OF Slale on
saturday week at his own house. to Lord Ashhur.
Ion and all engaged in the settlement Of the boun.
Diary ques,:Jn. Il is described Is one worthy Of
As Secretary in every respect.
The brsg wheat Of Mr.. SleinrOod, will not. we
fear, prove to be exactly what il was cracked IN 10
DO. The field contains FIVE acres thirty two polc.
and there were ninety five dozen sheaves 10 the
acre. Two dozen ought to make a bnshsl; but We
learn that in this case there il bat about three peek,
10 the two dozen. We would like 10 have some
psrson disinierested, calculate how much thai
~o1id be 10 the acre. We would farther. b.,,r.
We give credit 10 a certificate, wish that those Sbo
sign II, knew what they were signing Il is very
easy dsceiVlng hands, when a determination 8 man.
iiss'ed TO do II. We INV distinctly assert that
there we're not hry-nine bushels OF wheat on the
sers-Ihai Mr. Ssinrud's hands do m not believe
That there were-:hat the miller Of the Fulton mill
did not know whathe signsd when he signed the
Certificate that II weighed sixty SIX pounds to the
bushel' and that most Of those who have the -four
made from II. have found it none Of the best We
do not presume there was anything else wrong with
at except that tie wheat was n 10 dry enough when
~ wss made
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

The following Is the Select Committee Of The
House Of Representatives on the reirenchmont
bill '-Messrs Arnold, Of Tenn; Pope. OF Ky; Baker.
OF Mass Lane. Of Ind; Graham, Of n c; Cowne, Of
N YiC Brown. Of Pa; Gwin. Of Miss; Cross. of Ark.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

The lares, intelligence from Mexico states that
thirty Of the released Term prisoners are at Vera
Cruz, several had died Of the Yellow fever. The
balance were at Jnlspa. All was quiet anil r,ys,.
ted TO be 20 long ms Congress obcysd the hShsir, Of
Santa Anna. 1t was supposed this wouid not Last
hong.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

IL will he seen that our Washington corresnord.
ent expresses the belief tina, no tariff bill will be
come a law OF this session. Should it be defeated
the people will suffer but not silently, an abused
and Injured people will be heard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

TURNING THE TABLEs-h !, sad J..
smith, the Mormon Prophet. has requested Gov.
Carlin to demand Of the Governor VI Missouri. he
arrest and delivery oiGen. Bennett. Joe charges
Bennett Of being guilty Of treason against he Sat.
oflllin"i'. !, ia pity They could not bota eat each
othor. like the Ktlke-uey cats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

BLACK YOUR BoOTS-we have used and
seen used some Of The blackrng manufactured by MIR
@ Haw'ey on Union St and we think q u decidedly
superior article. Il appears to sofsn the leather
at The same time That !, gives a hno polish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

Tho Boston paPe" are bOasiing Of The superiority
Of The Cunard steamers. Il is true rhos. steamers
are the best travelling machines in this country eI-
cePt the Stages from Wheeling to Hancock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

RISKS or MERCANTILE LIFE-The Jour.
nal Of Commerce. notices Tho sta cement Of General
Dearbora. ''ihat ninety seven out Of every one hun
drcd persons who obtained their livelihood by buy
ing and selling, failed nr died lnsolyent." adds The
following testimony to the same fact The Journal
went part through tho direction 10 The letter 4. and
Oh comparing lho.s OF 1887 with 1912. found that
Of 9J7 business msn and firms whose names bcgIu
with Ihis loter. IN the Directory uflS37. iuur hun
dfed and Ihiry sI are not 10 he found IN that iUr
1871. leaving 53l sui remaining Consequently
nearly one half disappeared ~ five yeur; that a 81
milar proportion holds gord throughout the a.
phabet. OF those whose names are still continued
90 The Directory, probably many nre winding up
their hur-. but 20 what extent this remark Is truc,
lhCre are not The means Of knowing. On the other
hsrd, some have doubtless rtired from business.
who are solvent The mercantile life. rspeci.
ely within he lasi Eve or sH years IN Tbs country.
has been Iuls else than q series 81 disappointment
and troubles. Mere Dc not for Inc hope at better
few would wish 10 continue IN a business 20
uncertain and precarJus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

GOoDiNrENr-We have no, RO IN hi. nom
'nG 10 Pabli'h the card oftAe passengers wLo w.ni
to iianeoek N The Coed lo,sh, Stages ~ Friday lasi
They state that they leh here a, 6 4 81 ans .rns.s
Va Hancock n, 81 minutes Psstll p. NJ. iino II
hours and p minutes being by Ihrs hours The
quickest trip ser made The Passengers state ,ha,
1t was accomplished without npparen, hurry; but
by every man being ready 10 DO his du,y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

LoUisiANA-Mou'on loco. is elsetsd governor
~ 800 m'j'r'iy. SSnap 9 wing. 8 loCos. Hous.
IS " 'iV' % co. congrcs.2 vhig,.l loo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
HEATH IN MISSOURI

HEALTH IN MISS URI
lR HARLlJ HIS PlLLS.-N heu these ills
- were ~ reduced into this State. The Agent
cid not urge them on the notice of the public Vyth
any supeThuous praise confident that a fair mud
imparualtrisl was AL the recommendation ibev
required, &c prove Their usefulness. hey have
now been tested by a numb Of person.. labor
ing under thai miserable complaint Dyspepsia. IN
this section ~ country. And IN every iBstaoce
as Tar AZ we have heard, hove pro.edbtne6cIsi,
We WISH 10 giVe suihClCnt Tine for fair and flI
trial, wher we will add such testimony Of tEer
efficacy as WI do justice e 90 valuable and safe
a mcdicIne IL hersOn, Mol tuqiiTsr.
n B-Thoee who may be suhcurr from The
various diseases o. cid ntt0 men. would a., we'll ia
procure immediately the shove mcsic,nc- vbStrbg
they may soon be relieved Of her mnl1dos.
PrIuclpHl Office, No 10 North Eighth tfroet.
Philadelphia.
JOHN FISHER.
au2 hcCliuu. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

Oar advertising customers are requested TO
hand iFt h'ir favors as early as three o'clock on tho
Jay previous 10 publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. July %. lsI2.
In the Senate n ill regulating enlIsimrnls. from
the naval cmmiiis was - amended "a tn pruhihi,
blacks frum c~nlIsimenls, on motion Of Mr. Calhoun.
The revenue bill was again d iscusscd on the rrt.
ice Of cotton begging until the close Of the session.
In The House. the morning business was made dp
of reports from committees. Bills were passed, n
mong others, Cor chai ging the time of holding courts
IN Western Virginia. A report from The committee
on Indian affairs was presenied and laid over. which
produced some debate. II embraced the following
resolutions:
R,solsod, That the House uf Representative. has
a right Ia demand ofihe Executive. such Information
as may be in his possession. relating to suhjec,s Of
The delIberuliun ofIhe House. and within the sphere
Of ITS legislative puwers.
RcsolUcd. That the reports and facts. called Tor
by the House OF r. prcst natives by its resolution OF
the ll,h uli, related 10 subjects of is deliherSliurs
and will, and within lhe sphere OF ia, lrgislaiiys
powers. and should have been communicated.
Therefore. Pssoircd, Thaithe President he rcqucs-
ted TO communicate all The information in his pos
session relative To- Lieut.. Col Hitchcock and his pul-
lc services connected with the Cherokee IndNns.
-=- -z--
THE COURT MART1AL.-Thc Court Martial
on board The North Carolina, al New York, organi.
zed on Monday last with the following Ufirer.:
Cummodo re Charles Stewart, Prcsident. Mem
hcTs-CUmmOdorcs Jacob Jones. Gins G Rdgelev,
Stephen Cassin, William &. Bolton, James Bddlr,
Jno. Downes, Geo. G. Read, Daniel Turner Com
mardes josiah TnnaIl, Robert J. Cunningham;
L'cuicnants jos. T. Gerry, Samuel r. Dulnnt -
Judge Adyocaic-Charlc II. Windcr.
The IlIrri-burgh Reporter confirms an addres, 70
The Democratic citizens of Pennsylvania, nom n
committed appointed At lIarri.bursh on he 23lu e
March last, ~ which TN claims oi ,ne Hon. James
Buchanan are urged Ia favor Of his nomination as a
candidate for The Presidency. The address sho
recommends that n State Convention he held at
Harrishnrgh on the 8 h Of January next, for Inc pur.
pose Of making nm expression Of public opinion ia
relation 20 The 81! jcct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

THUNDER sToRM--A terrific ,b,,s.,
over Bo'i"n on The afternoon Of $50
Cns or iNo ~saiiioais we're ur,,t ,o f. -,
bai not seriously injured. "A'""g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

VIZ ASK NorAING Noa- w D., .- A.,
3EPT NOTHING LESs TdNN = RRrDE>. 7
rIo> IN 70 OK PuPyLliu ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

1.-The undrr-igusdhsSr recently used FIgpr
manufactured by Wn WhrsHy NJ al.
N"rth end Of our ciiy, end Ne ron testify ihai Is Of
g very superior quality. Mr. Whtsly Informs mi,
thni The whsst out OF which % wss made WIS ye,z
hDe and That heiurs grinding d was submitted i, tb.
purifying process Of GRrMEs Parrsr gst4 NJ.
CHINE. nud VAS made on he best French Dy,,
from Wheat raised by Mr MMochsn. sIgbipg ,ttv
four pounds 10 Tie bushcl.
s TODD.
JOHN MOORE.
LOT tONANT.
" MELIOR.
% COLLINS.
mo M'MULLAN,
ID AGNEW.
Wheeling July 30. 1912.
KEGS s Twist kentucky Tobacco, -
~ aHlcle) On consignment end hr s,ls y.,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
TwENTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS
WAsHiSGToN, July %, 1874.
UNITED STATES SENATE
NIL

REVENUE BILL.
Mr. Eyens' Of Name. called Tor The con.iden.
lion Of the bill Of an hour ss early as prorri
cal. f"
The pending item under consideration rhropgb
ging.
Inc House bill regulated The duty nj 5 cents. and
The Ommitie Of Finance "a
Me- Calhoun replied, aud q general debate y,,
commenced, which went on through "a. d. 40
which was parISip1tcd in by Mcssrs Evens, pre-.
'on' simmons Walker. CuIhber. Barrow, and
Others. wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PROPOSED 49,

CoED ADJOJ
The first business IN Inc House TN. morning va,
. motion submitted by Mr Casey. Of Illinois. =, aus.
pena 'Ae rules N Older TO receive 3 resorsrion in.
lhg upon me 10Th Oi August for the adjournment Of
the two HDUses Of Congress.
Otgochons we're made 10 line r~eceptisp @ Ctle -.
Soinuon' and Mr. Casey moved 10 SUSPEND m,
rules. wv
The yeas and nays we're ordered aud The ,,,.
va OF 70 bl-twenty mi Juty. bur tgs.b,r \.
Nete required. The vote. however m ~ be copsrI
'teSa pre"y good indication that me H,yss x,lt
aIjoum on the 18Th OiArgust. Next M,ndry vii
90 resolution day. aud a msjorty nav pas.
Is,Nu"o" hlIns upon gu cary day mr adi,grp.
NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL,
mf ilm'fo rallied this 1di from Inc t,bIs .,J
~ '"o ii'u'a Insist upon us anrpIua,f,
10 -pl'mt Q oonmHieo Of ro Terence I'm. n
@ vas me subject Of a prolonged debate
oisomcihing more than sn hour.
A commHteg Of Conference 80.
,Is 'i.ss' Nchal, of n. g.. Wis~. ofv. "a
WIN = Campbell. ct Tenn "'o
LONIiN@bNI APPROPRIATION BILL
ihe House WIS hen boz doubt lrs -
a. 20 The order Of business ''''"
MfJ x iuger,li ms,cd ID, t.t.
~ ,g1 ION me .'ihmHler uI Fusnce. or m.1s, M.
~ ".n 20 OonmHi q iH reference 10 the Comic.
seu Apaopt sl'ns OF The several E4ecuuye d..
~ ihoss we're struck from ibe an
"s "' me o'u and diplomatic erpense, q.
'yornment, end tD b. r.r.Iss,,8 m
t"e bl hos been debated hfOuqh The J,,
800 ~ 'u',''n Is without interest The rs,g,rs
N-s closed at four O'Clock. with -ev.,si
'e'en upon. bot none very mo,,t,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

ALLEN OF The MadisOnisn, disappesred frum
Thai paper about the time Cap, Tyler" became OBJ.
noIion' to The Wings md B It's proposed tho ahead.
InS process BY the following paragraph. it will
be seen that he has not been en- idle man" SINCE
he lsh The Madisonran.
"MarHed' IN 81 Louis. on Tuesday evening. The
i2ih inst by The Rsv Mr. Pots. Thomas Allen "a
OF washington CITY. (PGuter TO The United S,nts,
Ssha'e' and the founder AID iormer editor and pro.
pie'oi OF me Aadisonian) to Miss Ann c Rns..n II.
county" ~
The discounts and advances by The bank Of
france al The last dates Mere S4s .49O. 900. the sum
total OF accounts with individuals 426. SOS, $40 dol.
lars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

GROSS PlRATICAL OUTRAGE-Ths Arho'
r%eophOra, Parker, arrived here yesterday with pine
wood from VIrginig. The schoc ner halls from New
Jersey, is owned there. and : bound to Hoboken.
While At York River, she experienced no trouble
from the execution Of the Niger Law. as il is call
ed in Virginia, which subjects every vessel from
New York TO n search, and to ply fees of ten and
some times eleven dollars. She lel York River.
and was forced by StIess Of weather into WaIchprig
Accomac Co for a harhor. Here she was boarded
by sixteen men, under the command Of Thomas II
CrpPer, armed with guns, pixies. pistols and Bowie
knives. Among them was a large negro nrmed
with a pike. They came on board The vessel. aud
although It was stated she was not owned in New
York but IN New Jersey. and was bound 10 New
Jersey. yet they proceeded 10 search her md deman.
ded her fees. Will not Gov Pennington look to
ihsf The same parry boarded lhe schooner Arri-
val, Of Flushing, and kept her papen.-N Y Tr-
buHe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. july :

In addition to a good enquiry IRON town and conn.
iry miiIrrs Al our Corn Exchanges Ihi- morning
several parcels Of wheat changed hands Cor specn.
ia'ion' making the business done. generally. 10 fair
amount nt prices quite a. high a. those OF our last
circular and ~ a few instances Of III prr bp.beI
advance. Flour ans also better ,sle end rather
dearer' Within this day or Two speculative buy.
es have again appeared Tor oatmeal. ard. including
me transactions Of to-day. about 5000 loads have
been taken tr iuveslmcni; consumers have ais,
m're freely, and we note puCos he tprn
higher. Oais are held more firmly. bur nre wub.
out any improvement IN tho demand Or actual val.
ne