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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
Wv AUCTION ROOMS.

NO. III, Mum Sire 4
IHNJ y PENTONEY aud GEORGE Hal
Il o have aSsuciaied themselves ia husi
a. GENERAL AGENTS. AUCTfONEERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. under Ihr Er,
PENTOSEN q HARRISON, and re-,
iulIy solicit ccnsignmenis of all descriptions of
perry which will bc promptly sold and immcd
return Of sales made. nov.
NOrlCE-R. &. Bonham having wiihdra
~ irmm the house Of Auerbury Caldwell. &
the OuNncs- vii he continued by W Il A3ierb
aud James y Caldwell rs heretofore under the
OF ATrERBTRY. CALDWELL. a. ~
doc 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
DRUGS MEDICINES. PANTS. OILS &c.

DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS &c.
U>T received and foT sale Iow &c cash
90 100 kegs whtclsad in oil.
5000 kcg Dry d ! barrel white ell
2 cases Crome Grcenz do Epson salfl
? do do vellow 4 do Alexandra SenHa
1 d. Paris Green ! do lncla O.
do NerdICns { Cask Nader
( DO Ext LCgwcOd do Salaratus
10 hhls Chip LUgwOod 4 case sup caTb soda
s EUW DO Tart ACId
: CamwDod ? ne Castle sosp
> LamEb'uck co Burg Pitch
2 Japan Naui~h . CalrlItd HHgneaa
> COpal 90 = SaIb DO
> TurpcntIus Paint brushes
Olive OIL NhTtc wash
Castor oil Hair
4 Glue Shaving do
Also uumerouf other articles pertaining 10 ths
business. sUch as shop furniture. attlCs Of va
rIOus sizes, &c. Country duggIs uhyslrians
merchants and o hers will find Ito her adva,,
tage 10 call and examine my stock Of drugs. sc
as thew will be sJld 80 Bs small an advance as
they can be had west Of the mountains
auQ OLIVER PRYOR. ToiOn 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
= OOHING GLASS AND PICTURE

~ FRAMES " B~RNNSrRUP. Agcnr. re-.
meet uly llf,,ms the public that he has now a
hrst rate GClLDER, and is prepared 10 furnish
LIoStnS glass, Picture and other frames in sups-
rrr style, also 40 rcgi'd rli. frames In he r.,
lyle 'thiS shop W IuO Nam sre.L All orders
pfpmrty attended 10
Please call and ex1nine the work If 80 a.
has n large stock on hans:
wheeling I1nuarv ~ Ie4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
Nj
AND
BLEEDING At TIE LUNGS

: TX
BY the use OF "Dr DUNCAN,s EyrEcrn,,-
REMEDY
TslSS EMELlNE YEAGER. AGED sc-.,,,o.
years was taken VIXEN at the age of - %tcc,
with a sight cold, which she NEGLECTED. until ~
lungs zen a prey TO thar seekinz destrovsT cox.
~SlMfllpN when application q a c,o5 "a,
was made, but TO 10 effect. He cnnsid bnr
case hopeless one, and p csCrbcd but IittIe med
lclue Tor her. In de mean .ime Size disrhareed
Sreat quantities OF blood, with much expectors-
non oi mex phl6Sm aud COACH. Her boJiIy
fdihe az length became reduced 10 a living 49,
lttoh; her last was anxiously looked for by ~
Inenas' that her sufi.rl rs might end by he
pahes - death. Dunrg the lme her physician
frequently called and "a the last :, source dStsrl
N H6d 70 test The yirlues of"DR DUNCANiS
hAfrClORANT REMEDY" hsvIne naf;cs5
soihceNtraprd'uaTy cases pcTformed bv The melt
cine IN similar cases. He al once Obtained two
2"Utcs ana administered Il 10 her. The fourth
1Iy ne found some chang, which gave homes =
ne continued giving the medicine for eighteen
Gays al thaI time she was rendered ALL ~ b.
W3lNinSi IN her bed chamber, to the as~ionishmen,
81 hcrtrends and re. auves. Sn continued nsioo
ne medi"ine TOR eight weeks. when she declared
herself entirely free irlm disease and uaIn aud
h'T pursues her daily occupation in perfect
&A small pamphlet accompanies 'hjs msdi-
cihe which glvtsa full descr puon of diseases.
'hT manner i treatment, &c. &c.
For sale by JDgS pISuEp
INA "a ~ L. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND
INC

am truly happy 20 sratelo the afflicted com uu-
. uty that a ~ uheT Of my family was attlCt.
- for ten IT twelve Yeas with the above distress
-fng ID ease. The svmpto rs wcrc great oppres-
SION after eating, acldity If the SfOmarh, a severe
pain 10 the side an Il breast. sick headache. mon
tai desppndrnc,, with OIheT symptoms during
which n ne numberiess remedies were procured
without Dbiainng much relief Having hears oi
the god effects nf Dr.. UarIIch's Compound
Strengthening and German Aperirnt Pills, / was
induced TO give Them q trIil. and ] am haoBy 90
state that bv using one box If me German ApcrI-
ant Pills, accompanied hytns stTcnItnenln -
MIC Is. that they have nearly errdIcatsd the dis.
asa. / consider ~ due 10 those afflicted that
make this ackg-ow'edgme1t, that they may like
wise procure the same InvalaHblc medicine, and
be freed f, m those distressing diseases.
With gratitude and respect,
WN N.SPEAR, No. no Old York Rood.
For sale AZ No Is North Eighth stree, PhIa'
lelphi,. and JOHN FISHER.
crfE Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
M%EDICATED CANnY-

N'i.ii' lEb NNNbh-
BOYER. oi S'cuheHvIllc. OhIu. has succeeded
= IN manufacturing az arr Gle Of Candy tent
he experience Of many has pvovrd most eficar'
N the case Of couehs. colds. hoarsencss. Glen
ne the voice Hrd Is used as a remedy for brOY
chiIis, sore throat. hopping csu-h sc Mr. Ro'
superior 70 any other ia use. nntwiths'ansIns
the May hl1atCd advertisement that havepuf
fed then. into nn'or!ctv. 1ha proprietor has
spared no Jams m making himself ACQUAINTED
with The '9rrua articles hat enter into aud COM
pose This celebrated candy and confidently rec
0umeud ~ 20 Ell who are suffering under any OF
the above maladies pl,ase call ana give 70 n fair
rial 20 b. had ~ hs mannfaciurv, Steuben'
vile, Ohio ard AZ DIR Dorscy's dug store, Mar.
kct street. Steubeuville. ohio.
AGENTS
bigger and Marks, Nasillan.O
B'y.T ana Nillams FrankE n, Ky.
DR. = Rich ond. Chic.
Also a D. ASTDDO Drug aud Me iicine
store. % Ma IN street. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
sTATIONARY,SC.

STATION Akl 40
n UILLS Inksianjs, Peukniycs, l1dcl1hle In
NJ Nufcrs. Chess Men, Carpenters PeucIlF
Can ngiOu's Patent Rniers Red Tape. I1uIa
Rubber. Wafer stamps, steel pCus. silver Pencil
Casss. Blgck Sand, Music paIer. Port FUilos,
Red, = a,k lnd Blu" lrks, Bone FUIdcr5, Sealing
Wax Ink Povdsrs, India Ian. De
Az add IoHal supply DttIs sh0veJIsf rece v. d
and fr sale AZ John ~ TIOM SONS, 90
Monroe street. v her" may Dee had pll thtp1UulIr
msrtZI,f ,ducwsp1perstht dsv byt-C yeas
wy Ell. |n Hnm e.. frt 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
HOWE MANUFACTURE
TIE EAGLE COTTON FACTORY

WSIpH boz ful operation and tho proprietor is DC.
81 foun.ncd 90 compete iu the quality oihis yarn.
zee. So fh any Establishment 100 Pittsburgh or.
elsewhere.
ColsIa 1tiy on hand AZ the ware house No $50
Market street. below Union
Cotton y arns fom NJ 20 a.
candle wick .fluy -ze wanted,
Camel chains. Moss and , ply.
Wrapping yIrn.
Batting NaddWg, etc
All Of which will be- sold low, wholesale or re-
Tho custom Of merchants and traders b. rec.
r~erffrIy solicited. with all others who are die.
| e0ssd 20 acouraso the manufactures Ofgur own
SO. III ian on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

IRE & MARINE INSURANCE. CoMPANYor
WHEELING.
D.REcT1Rs FOR 1912.
J 5 Slriyer, Samuel Nrel. Joseph Morrison
Jmes ci.pre. Solie XII Brady. iohn GoshOrr
william Paxton, Charles d Kuox, Thomas
JuhpSt1u.
J ) SIRIVFR Pr. siGeut-D LAMB, Agent
CapItal StO X So 900. Office IL Main steel
WHEELING SAYINiS INSTITUTION.
CAPITA. Stock 81, 20.
r NJ oY. Treasurer.
DIREeToE Merriam Nelson John NMuI-
ten. Joseph MORRISON, Robert CranRle, Ssm 81
~ J1hn + Clarke, Jonas CrUmha~Eer. ..Jlaaes
81 r ,berjs.
Discount day-ThurSdaY OF Zach weeE-Or
nee on Milan street., n, 81 door below tie Nirg MIA
Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

uBLIsIIED rRI-wEEKLY AND wErkIy
ar rus CORNER or UNION AID w,rER SITS
WHEELING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
sHERNAN's WORM LOUNGES,

SHERMAN'S WORM LOUNGES.
NROVED 10 nero than 100000 cases 10 be iu.
h'li5Ie; the oH'y certain worm dcs royiug
me ic!nC ever discovered. Macy diseases arse
from worms and occasion long and Intensc suffer
ing and evendeath, without then ever beng sus-
peeled: grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are dOCtorei for various com
g. aiuts, without any benefit; when one dose Of
these lOZenCss would speedily cure them.
MrJ Murphy, % North street Philadelphia was
applied c. by "a poor woman whose daughter 2
years old, had been sick nearly . }raTs; her efD
mach was Is large as a grown persons. her
arms and legs su swollen that she could not
wa X or help herself, although she could cot as
muCh as tNo Iab1rfug men Two celebrated doc
/ tars had exhausted their shLl wUhUut aUy ben.
eff; ihr father had spent al hr could raIsc and be-
was discouraged, andhad abandoned 90 idea Of
tOIuE any thing more for her and looked 90 death
alone fOtakg her Out Other misery. NJ Murphy
belize ING % case OF worms, gave her f. box Of
sherman Lozsuu e aui 200 two days size rU
LozruEps had SAVED her rIfds IrC. The first
dose bad bro .bt1wnH nearly a u.uf 0f worms
none IIsIuF fInsa She a!f. wards counted over
500 that were t-gharg.tUesiIe the o. 1ss. Hhie.
tom ~ vI 70 fhcm-aUofh. 70 living wines OF fha
almost miraculous efficacy 81 Shcrmau's Loz-
/ ,uutz.
Price urIglsccrfs box.
FOR sole ~ rUAPLlVE& PRYOR
nov ~ Ufior street Sole agrnf 80 rhr. '.fv.
n Limos. aud BALTIMORE y OHORAIL
ROAD NONEY-Wc are Instructed tp seII a
g1lu1bIc rireo of real estate Tor ILLINOIS Or BaiH.
m55e and Ohio Rail Road money. As8 som,
fae cutlery, such ne long SETS ~ knives aus
forks. 81 rI8Co5 fn e ct,
We will cell tins morning no orr salrs room =
q No $50 MARKET street, o valuable stock uf dr
z ode. boots, shoes. lcguUIu aUd palm IenIhafs
rrsean. palm and hood b0uref4.C IutIuuau e0a
mould aud dpt candles Q cass brandy 90 ~ >.
-. go PpNTuNFy. utuVV-o-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

N2GINIA-To wgr-h. u'ys held in IN.
tleIk's 'fhye 81 the ,ounty C0Vrt Of TYLER coUn.
o. M"nda TIE 6ih dayof December ls4l
William UHcorw cd Complainant
sidney : Miles, Edmund = Miles. Ua,inda Ran
da.i her nj law of Elisha. Niles decreased,
and Ndh'w " DoHd, Fnd-r-k 4 Dowd.
Frances / Dpwd, IN ics r Dowd, Sidney II
Do ~ Naiuda u ID wd, Ann T. Duwda and
Charles u DnNd, cuIlcrOn aud heirs ~ law
Of Eif2n u DpWd ircCaS "a who was also an
hslr al law ofthc said Elisha Miles deceased
CLnnccrv
NIlS dnv came the Complainant by III, alfor
ncv, and The Defendants Edmund y Mile,
halInrn Randall heirs AT Iaw of Elisha Miles de.
.eas'd. William * Do vd, Frederick \ D,wd.
STancts !. Dowd, James X Onwd Situcy "A
~ wd. MAIN = + Dowd, Ann r. D1wd and
';haTleS ~ DJwd cot haviu. rnter,d fh..r an
re1rhncc ard q ven security according 10 re Act
pi Assembly and the rules Of this court 4. IL an.
ear lng hy Satisfactory evidence iha; ilc,are 20
MIA liau's Of This state. Therefore, IN motion OF
NJ Cpnp!aiuaut by b 5 attorney, n IL ord,re!
hat he sIId absent dClcndauIs dc APPEAR h,rf
IN tra Sc 'oni Monday If March next and an
sO - the Cnm0l7inauFs Sill. and that a COZ,
p'this order he iuscrud in ne = haeling Time
Tor fwn months success lively and posted al he
court nous. door Of this c unity
} C..rhenSou for Comp, Clerk
NLRGINtN-IN CnANcERY- At Rules n eld in
thetle rs Office Of the Gre M Superior Court
GfLaw and Chancery FIR The County Of NhiO an
if lli.'ill ~ U fTFltTN, IS =
William w. ShHVer complainant,
against
francis r: Armstrong Administrator de bnnis
non of Noah Zane dfoc tscd, and EbsncZer
Zano; Trustee under the will OF The said Noah
Zane. James A Mclean and MARY hrs WIFE,
ate Mary Zane, William Pills and EiiZ beth
his wife la'e EliZlh Oh Zane. and Corneua
Zane and Mary T.. D ,rsCy la;e Mary l. Zane
widow ofsaii Noah Zane, tec,gs,d,
Dpfeudauts'
TEIHE defendant William Pitts not having enter.
a ed HE appearance and given security accord.
ing 20 the ret OF Assembly and the rule Of thIs
Court. and o. arpcarIng by satisfactory proof that
heIs not an mIabunutOf this CHmmOuw wealth,
on muiun Of the complainant Nycouusol, o. Isor-
fcred that the said Defendant William Pitts DO
appear here on the first q y Of the next ,pTir.
Term Of This court, enter his appearance and an
swrr the said bill or otherwise defend this SUR
and that a copy Of this order be fprthwi'hl m serted
IN some newspaper printed IN the Cry Of Wheel
irg fpTtwO months successfully n vi posted a the
Iront door Of the count house OF Ohio coun'Y.t
A copy tcste
Alex LAIDLFY. Clerk.
Good for Comet fob
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
MINES a LIQUORS.

THE subscribers have uust re ',lvrd from Phil.
adeIphin direct f-ow hi importers G. Pue7
and Oaks Wines and Liquors. 81 every variety
md p-lce which q cy Ol 10 dealers auu Others
on the m4stfbsrsl terms in ca5T-, 4 miphns,
Bot e. and IN itaft ~ qIlruiIes 20 SUR, the fol
lowing we!lknown Brands comprise a portion oil
their stock,
ilrAander S,lgnsfc cbg ii1c Brandyi
GastILon BorU,aux do DO
J J DJpe, do do
Goddard extra Old C1-nlac do 1919.
Hour Glass and Nuchnr Gin.
Duff Gordon & Co. sup'r pIic sherry.
| l. tvjOH particular Madeira,
/ { sburas fuc Grape JUICE Or Temperance port,
l larfis and Sons. POrf vine,
7 Geo Lurlg sweet MBll-a,
4 ToucTiie and Lisbon WtusH,
| Queens White PIrt, ppleuiId,
French Cordiai- in bottles Fuscatt, H5chhei
Ner Family Cllrst. r rcuCn White wine sine-aT
KING & C~UUNBNCEER.
NJ. ~ IL .r 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
CARPET -& COVERLIT ESTAH-
LISHMEET.

LISIMENT.
DOMESTIC MAN UFACTURES.
DANlD KkNNEpAY respectfully solicits N,
public generally 10 h-blishment in Soul
Me ling, here hs40NDre 20 carry on Inc
wtaI,ng ~ DOMESTIC CARPETS And co.
DOW ana Venetian. He has also several nov
ratierhs, MAJ caanot fail 10 afford perfect sars
Iactioh. AiIord'rs wall We promptly attended t.
and his work warranted of The best guaItv. r..
price.
wheeling, Sept 10. IsIl -cm
NOEWARDING-TLe subscriber. ha, ne
an eSiensivs acquaintance in the east. esncci.
hiiN m MaryIand. proposes 10 forward anv dss-
criplon Of produce az charges which WILDE sats
factory. Ills warehouse Is regularly a, apted 10
the s'orass Of Pork, Lard, Butter and Bacon.
II MJANISON
IA 2 lFrsnf SRnna W, ,.I...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

VA.
IsHhs-Ihe Ir-Weekly Fopcr is published or
's"'~ys. Thursdays and SATURDAYS. al a. nj,
.sH' "a aiVinse. or So at the end Of the wear. s.
tr sn aOnths No subscriber received for n L.,
srra Than sN months.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Timcs
= published ou Wednesday at 50 so per aRnum
:" aisanee. or 80 If not paid within one month
'i tae beginning ofthe ear. No NEW Subscribers
VIII De received, except slch ss paw in aCva zee.
80 Q months 81 50 il iuyariahly charged No
Ub-Subsr received 1or a less term than ss months
I'D 40 paper discontinued. ex,ept utthe discretion
"i tue publisher. until all arreurugcs are paid.
TEAMS OF NDvcRrIsING.
hesgGaret SIoo
20 Two '5eks, neiug' nsertiona. 90
DO three weeks, 2 so
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ID" months, 8 90
Dp slNmouths, : 40
10 ln o.
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Y advertisements handed in without specific
Srlsr viii be published I'LL forbid and charged 81
f. three Insertions aud 25 cents FOR every suisse.
qIsat insertion. So also with all advertisements
ordered all forbid.
The proceeding OF the city council. CITY orIina-
n'e' All orlsrs. reg Ilarly appear in this pnper.
Connected with the orice Of publication of the
Wheeling Times 4 Advertiser, is a Jon y BOOK
KIN TING OFFICE. where NAV be haG or ay-
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50" f"ls' Nc done IN the nsatcsi style and on
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For tIle at the Curl Itiag Roo % Of he Wheeling
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G. Summons, County summons,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

n RlNClPE $ GaRs. Ia .UU0 a genuine arr
Gle, just received snd Or sale low by
may 10 NJ REILLY
Mo !. MACKE7EL 10 barrels. a prime ar.
ucle. jusJ received aud for sale hy
my 10 NJ REILLY.
81 OAR SUGAR 10 hau5ls double refined
4 iHst received and los safe low BY
may 10 ~ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

NsNWTFIINV ~ hNW"
NiE suhsruperskecp constantly zoo hand "a arg'
assortment pf Clrreung and Rug, whtrl
lucy viii sell aturv1: sue a. twenty per coni
over tnan ne same article can be plr.has
eIsywrCrr Dob M q city.
BREN In GER SHALICROSS,
Aucu5uecrs. CIV Auction Rooms.
GOV a. i65 Market square
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

The tSstoa Post gives the tolowlag description
ii The ARRIVAL Of the Boston Delegation at the CIV
u Albany on the 9Th ult.--theday ON which the
eompletiaa Of the Bostoa and Albany railroad was
celebrated.
In few minutes we were in SIGHT of
Greenbtsh. ana the occurrences which
passed IN rapid succession afterwards, al
lowed us room tor no othe, reflections than
ocsea expressed during the day by oae of
the most enthusiastic YANKEES in the par
ity, thai "!hls is grsa! eoua!rgl" The
American ensign was hoaIing glorously
from the depot, fine band OF musicians
was playing the air which Yankee never
hears wIIhoa, emotion, and salute Of can
non and flight OF rockets told the people
OF Albany sha, their guests had arrived, and
spoke 70 those guests how much they were
welcome, The can0onS spoke again and
again, and Igor alter hgh, OF rockets
went up, unu. the steamboat LETT the wharf.
On arriving in Albany, We were greeted
with enthusiasts cheers from a mu.utude
who had assembled 10 relieve Us. and found
the military force and the fire department
Of the city formed in long lines on each side
OF South Market stree, 10 bid Us welcome.
There were four finely uniformed military
companies, and eleven engine and hose
companies, with banners and badges, and
the other Insignia OF their proteSsion.-
Every man carried torch, and the effect
was brlllian, IN the eNtrome-l. passes de-
scripiiou. The large car-houSe OF the
Schenectady Rail Road Company, which
is close 10 the landing, was beautifully il
Illuminated and added much 10 the etitc. OF
the scene. \ procession was Immediately
formed. and escorted BY the military and
fire companies; the Boston delegation
marched through South Market and State
streets 70 Congress Hall, where ample pre-
parauonS were made for their reception.
The sides Of the street through which the
procession passed were lined wiki Spec,a-
:orS, many building were finely lllumina-
ted, and the windows OF all the houses
were filled with ladies', waving their hand
kerchlets, and giving 10 the enthusiasm Of
the occasion that perfection which no re-
joicings have without their smiles. As the
long aud gli,ting line Of torches came into
full view Of the BoSionians in ascending
State s,ree,, i! filled them with admiration
and with 40, LILLE gneaSinesS, lest the
magn.hcience OF their welcome should
throw into the shade what Boston may do
on WednsSiay evening and Thursday, 10
welcome the Al5aulans. Such tUrebo-
djngs, however, mast no! be fulilled-,he
honOr OF Boston mus! and rQ be main
tanned.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

The average cost OF mail transportation
in Texas, is 81 per mile. The public debt
amounts to about s. 100000, no, inclu-
ding the debt due fox the navy. The Sc
cretary OF the Treasury hints that the YES
sells buIt by order of government were not
built according 10 contract, and calls upon
Congress TO determine, whether the bonds,
amounting TO about million, and bearing
10 per cent interest. shall be paid, the con-
sideration having failed. Upwards of 90
O00, 600 Of acres Of land have been as
sessed for taxation, much Of which is now
advertised for sale for the non-payment;
and the Secretary states, that there is a
general diSncllnatien on the part Of the
people, to meet the demands OF govern
ment.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

JEAN PAUL.-lt is said of Jean Paul
Richter, that he sometimes forge,s his own
meaning; that once, after the lapse of
some Years, being applied to for the mean
lng OF an obscure passage, the good old
author answered -" When | wrote that
passage, Coo knows that | well knew the
meaning Of il, Possibly God knows now !;
but have forgotten" Yei is the whole
stream that flows from his heart is so warm
with human love and gentleness. that eve
ry one who reads him loves him. Every
line is full of love for his own species.-
Speaking OF the aged ne says;
They are, indeed, long shadows, and
their evening sunshine lies cold upon the
earth; but they all point toward the morn
ing"
OF butterfly lowering around in n
church, he SAYS:
"Let hlm fly, whether he flirts in the
ltte church or in the universal temple; he
breaches the same"
Speaking Of Greece, then struggling for
freedom, the good Jean Paul says:
Freedom and The sun never go down,
upon the earth, bur are ever up. Ii We
have heard Of the suns growing pale IN
death, and SlumberS in the ocean--or that
Freedom. suffers the Same--only look 10
America; there shines the sun in morning
tteShneSS, and Freedom by his side.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

MosTHoRRIBLE MURDER. New ears
day IN thus city was marked by a murder
than which few more at;rocious stain the
records of crime K seems tina. an Irish
man, 4 shoemaker, Ramed Topper, resi-
ding IN the rear Of the house No. 50,
Orange street, where the murder was COM
mittad, had lived with his wife for some
time ia Guarre!some manner and espe-
cia7 daring New Years day they had
violent alterations About IL o'clock,
his wife expressed wish 10 60 to the
pump and get pail Of water. She was
sezsd By her husband, who endaayored TO
raj attempts, sai vas as o.ieL compel cd
by her Husband 10 remain. Some angry
words enslei between them. when he
sezed chair and struck her several vio-
lent blows over the head, 10 which he broke
the chair into number OF pieces. The
brute ihea got ho4i Of a broom, which he
broke over her head; not satisfied with this
he stabbed her IN several places in the s,o-
mach with the pieces OF the broom stick.
The ienj then seized hammer and struck
her several more blows on the head and
body. His murierous appetite not yet sa-
iiated, he told his wife 70 60 to bed which
she did, when he dragged her out and still
continued 10 beat her. Their son, about
Il years Of age. called to yisi, his parents
about one O'Clock, and on entering the
room he discovered his mother lying on
the floor bleeding Protusely from the head,
and his father beating her with a CRATE
blower. The son rclrea:ed as soon as
possible from the h0rrid scene. A woman
named ks..y who resided in the same
room was an eve witness to the transac-
ton, and stated that he continued 10 beat
the deceased until near five O'Clock in the
afternoon. when d-ath terminated her sur-
ferings. Even after her death, the muir
derer se.zad a ka,e and fork. with which
he tore on: her yes aa1 di~fgIred her
face in a horrible manner. Tne deceased
and her husband were persons Of jn:emps-
rate habits. The perpetralor Of this hor-
rid murder was soon after arrested, con-
fcssed his crime and was committed to pri-
son.-N Y Tribune.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
THE SOUTHPORT LYCEUM.

VIII meet at tho New School House on
Thursday evening next at half past o.
clock for the transaction of business, and
the discussion of the following question;
Z" Are the Natural Endowmenls of me n
greater than those of women"
DisPUTANTs
f.. YOU'VE, c.. II. SrEnnrNs,
V. DANIELS, w CHAsE.
DiSseriation-J. b. JILLsoN.
Il NEWELL, Prest.
q. s. Head, Secretary.