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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
SERIOUS.

Setting 3 IN our SdnotEH' mo'her oi ADVANTAGEOUS
ct Arcadia. Cooper libel suits AMI Gov DorE To
think Of calling that a sancium which Is pr"ianeu ny
feet unhallowed every hour m the blessed Gay anu
troubled with rats at night Sitting we were
about " say. Ia our Slnclum. ycsietday morning
ana i0oA''g rom '' ,'' ""y '""s "
I" re"afN'oy c """ p1"'S' "t" WV ".s
spring SUNSHINE '"m a my Us pure j" wv"
Sun near" u "'0"o'' wv u'''"s =" "0 F
'e P'ese"'' iu'ure o'-as supply "''PS' N"S' p''
maps we were 'o'Ning uPo" "e pure green ."
the ior's' leaves waving before our eyes VI Tue
Tree slate oil ohio' on inc o'he' sue VI m' pohe '"N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

The policy Of China rs NJ, essentially different
from that Of England. or that sought 10y Ilc protec-
IionisIs in this country; yet Great Britain IS waging
a war for the destruction Of a system Of Legislation
which she has pushed farther than any nntIun in
the western section of the wOrd.-RohmorG En-
quirer.
That the policy ofChina is not essentially different
from the policy Of England is the vcry reason Why
England wages war aga INST China; because were
her policy free trade, England would have no occa.
sion 10 wage war. The interest Of England would
then be prOnpted. Nothing would please England
better than for the United States ID pursue u free
trade policy. We would then in The opinion OF Eng
land, he the best people ia the world mill we had
got into her debt To an extent we could not pay
Then ii would be "cursed scoundrels to repuGiaIe =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
ST. Louis MAY 10

The Col. Woods from the Missouri river hrnnch;
down a portion ofIhe Santa Pc com.nnv. rraJ,p
under the direction Of Rlc. rs Bent and ST Vraim.
together with a part of the proceeds Of the cNpc.
diion, VIZ 2j3 bales huiT,lo rhes; 80 packs haav.
or; ~ sacks ]Ipncucs; 800 loose skins. aud | bale
deer skins. The Col Woods. had alsp on hoard
Ill coil rope and, pa sacks and So barrels OF
wheat.
by the Col Wouis. we learn tba, OK G,von,r
Bpcgs was still alive on Sunday last. when the Co
Wood lct Independence. Some favorable symp.
toms had made their appearance. which induced
h%isiHends - hope that he night recover. though
The hope was Sigh; several arrests Ind been made
without any thing being elected as 10 the Lerpeirn.
tor Of The horrible deed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
TRUSTEES SALE

n pursuance i"a deed Of tTusi from Joshua In.
zen. aud Jacub NJ. Brckel, to me. bearing ,t,,e
the l2ih day Of July in the year 1899. now Of rec.
ord ~ inc cleIk : Office ofihe county court for ObiD
county booS - page 235. shall on SATURDAY, lie
2SIh day Of May next. in front Of The con,, 80
for Ono county sell To the highest aud best bidder
at public auction, c part Of Lot No. S in souau.
No. IN the city of Wheeling. fronting on Mafe
street thirty two feet and three inches. being rho
same property on which the said Lukens & B,ckel
now reside.
The terms will he made known on the dev Of
sale. Selling as trustee ] shall convey to the pur.
chaser such title as is vesie in me by The sasd
deeds which Is he'yeyer believed 10 be indispu-
table CHARLES l. STRONG,
I'd % r..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

THE MARTYRDOM or TIE TEMPLARS
On The Christian Sabbath, al the hour Of sunset
Tie appointed lime Of prayer, the Ro,lems wcro
ofa"h UP ~ battle array under their respective lea
dcrs. The Mnmeluke emir stool in t,y, ~
clothed m yellow and al the sound Of tho holy
trumpet oil the captive nights If the Temple nnd
hospital we're led on 10 tho emincuce above T,be.
rias' IN full view Of The beautiful lake q Cepnes,.
roth whose bold and mountainous shores md been
NE scene Of 50 many Of theiI SlviOur's miaclcs-
There as tho last rays Of the sun were fading away
rom lhe mountain tops. they wero called upon &,
deny him who had been cucifed. T., cbo,sc God
i"r her Lord, Islam for their faith, Mccra for their
temple The Mo lens for their breihen. and M,bom.
ct Tor heir prophet. TO a man they refused. aud
were all docapitatcd in The presence Of SaIsdir. nv
the devout zcllpis of his army. and the d,ciors md
sIponndcrs Of the low-Aad,son's History Of Ae
TeryLafs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

@HE" ANAAr AAANv IiaNAa WAY Id.
The sales at the stock exchange tais morning were
l'a moderate extent. Prices were unsettled aud
hncinniing. Ohio skies advanced ? A; New York
declined l2; Indiana bonds. 9 4.
State ~ 'cSs. particularly Ohio and Kentucky. have
an upward tendency.
Money Is easy and the demand not very large-
Good paper y freely discounted by the banks. and
the negotiations m Wall street are at fr,m 7 4, IO
per cent varying with the character Of the paper
Off red.
The demand Tor exchange on Virginia, Mobile
nnd New Orleans, has been steady throughout
TIE week At a slight improvement iu mtos. On
o'her S%puihe'n poiu's the business is rather doll.
Sterling exchanges are firm aud rates have ndvar
ccd. Other foreign exchanges are rather hcnyy-
The negotiations, so far, for The steamer have been
quite moderate.
Treasury Notes have been in steady and aclfye de.
mnnd. They arc now at a ~ por cent Discount for
al descriptions.
There Is no demand fr spccis. except Tor NOR.
cuuulo purposes 100000 Mexican dollars bay.
been shipped ir CautOnund 10000 sent 10 Monrre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
JUST LOOK Ar THIS

We have received from Jimmy" The gardener
for }. Richie. Esq. Of Rtchielown, a basket of the
finest strawberries, Of The kind named in the aIyer.
i'semeni in another column. Hovey's SceJIing.e ever
put m the hands Of an editor or purchased in a mar
ket house. One Of the strawberries presented Us
measured three and three fourlhs inches round. and
the average measurement Of those 10 the basket
was three and a half. They were Of the most deli.
cious flavor. We advise every sno who eaa mlse
this description Of fruit 10 purchase Of least a dozeL
Vfihese plants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
WAsnINaroN. May "a. 1912.

SENATE.
The Pre- sident Of tho Senate continuing indispo.
SOD 'h Char this morning was taken byNlr Smith
Of Indiana.
NAVAL BILL.
The Clerk ofh Q House appeared with the Navy
Appropriation Bill, und on muiiUn of Mr. Evans of
Maine, II was referred Ia the Committee of Finance
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Mf Merrick Of Md. from The Committee on Post
Roads reported a Bill for paying certain temporary
Clerks employed by the Department.
APFORTiONMENT BILL.
The Bill was called up on motion OF Mr. Bueb,p.
an Of Penn. who moved to postpone tho previous
orueTs. The motion prevailed, and the Bill WINS
brought forward as in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. BefHeR Of Georgia, having charge of the
bnIslidh he was too much mdisposed to enier largely
INTO me SUBJECT hut no would do as well as he WINS
able. Mr. y said he preferred 10 have a lar,er "a.
TO 81 representation, bot as the ratio was a matto,
which belonged exclusively TO the House or neo,Iy
So The thought il should be leh TO The
House. The report Of Tho COMMITTEES copf,,ro.d
substantially TO the Bill Of the House.
The District amendment was then eyplsipeJ-.
matter made necessary from is Complicated cboroc.
t'f, ~ provides "a a few words. that tho States
shaIi eiec' ny Districts, under the laws thereof and
That such Districts shall be CONFUSED pc c,oG -.
territory. aud each shall contain n Rop,c.onsr..
population equal % ihc ratio. and no District bn,c
more Than ono Representative.
ihe 1911 was debated nt cousidomble Length pro
ana con nnd 90 reference 10 al It's provisions.
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVE
The Journal having been read. the Chairman Of
'ho committee On Claims succeeded in getting IN
several BUS from that Committee.
Mr. FIllmIro Of " Y moved that Tho u,,.o
solve Itself INTO Committee " tho Whole WIN
s''ne hNIe o9Posiuon. tho m tion prevailed. The
HPeasof called hf Underwood OfEy 90 The Chair
~ '"e it1ffmIu 81 he Jgnmiuca Of Wavs 49,
Means called ior Che consideration Of
TIE ARMY BILL
me hHl having been read through IN The whole
''i evening, was fsad DO detail to-day.
Nif fhlm'fe-in4uiy having been made ~ o.
'e5aI me' 5r-s'aicd hot the Bill appropriated
~ '"o "'"Io about ss millions asd thrce hundred
lnlus1nd toillrs This wa br Inc Amy. and si33 /
VOJ was Tor ro Military Academy.
VI Cave JJhnson Of Tenn. moved 10 reduce
ih' appropriation nr he Army 500 900. as IN,
sum Was increased about his amount over lie p4.
yc1r
NJ FILLMORE stated tho csusrs gffbo increase .
10 '. ''dhy calling for thc feai.ng u zoe ~ssnm4.,.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

TENSS-The New Oho1ns editors have rcrri.
we'd Galveston dofcs Of he 9Th inst. The New Or
leans Bulletin, Of the lIih, says.
Although the accounts arc not particularly i'm.
%porinHi' yet they show that The plan Of invasion is
steadily pushed by the Government. and oil parties
arc preparing for q general onset upon the enemy.
The crops .thruuah0Ut TeHasarpuncommonly nr,ms.
ing This fact strengthens Tho confidence Of Inc
peoples and ~ nre resolved, o. SOM as the yoIup.
iesrs on The uuv shall reach rlCir destination. "a
join IN Inc general movement
The latest accounts from he west represent he
eastern p%rnvinccs Of NC2itO % be in n most dcpl,.
liable state. 30 ,Jnscqucucc Of The withdrawal u-thc
Govofnmeni iroups aui The dcprcdauons of thc Ir.
dams. Many Of The farmers had abandoned tIrir
homes and properly 10 s1ve their Hycs a1i rIc,o
was aleu- % general panic Oh account Of rFc rmYf.
Cd TCziIn Invasion"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

from The Heads OF he Bureaus in The War Depart.
mcnt.
Mr. johnson II Md stated that tho Army in 1891
was bat about J.J0n. II was ao,N NOR, Than -
900. and he could hot think thai the H,ase u,on
the spur OF the occasion would reduce tho number
morr than ono half
Mr. Fillmore Of N Y, Mr. Ward Of the same. NJ
Allen Of Maine, MIR Thompson of Indiana. took
ground in opposition Ia the amendment. They were
opposed by Mr. G II Williams Of Tenn. his cullea
gur. Mr. Campbell. and Mr. Mckay Of North CAM
lima Chairman of The Military Committed under The
late Administration by whose fundamentally the
Army had been increased.
MIR Mckay fodnd "A change oi opinion in a
change Of circumstances. and though the Army
could well I've reduced. if not o. the standard %
1921. ut least much lpwer than it was. lie re
commented, in order To accomplish This. an nh
andunment of the recruiting sys,eJu. Mr. McKny
spoke until nearly four o'cnck, when wiihou
closing, he gave way 10 a m1,ion that tho Commit
tee risc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

See ihe following letter from Baltimore received
this morning. Is it not glorious newsl Crack
your ~~hipsgo itJeuy with a long lines n night out
20 Baltimore sud a rail road more than half the WAY
from Philadelphia 10 the West. All the horror. Of
tfaVel between The south westund the eastern cities
sO now avoided and we con 60 il just as easy as to
stay ct home. The National rad, Of al road. in
the Union will now be the most travelled. There
will alwaYs be a. many lines Of stages from here TO
the Ral road as are requfed. Passengers can ali
Do accommodated. Tho FIRE from Phil,dslpbia to
Wheeling u the same o. the FIRE from Wheeling q,
Philadelphia. The passenger now Law. Jo,,n Il
dollars hero and he can 60 On % Philadelphia with.
out any necessity Of touching his rocket hook ag.in.
Then Ia returning he pays o., No l.. Dock street.
Pnilsdelphia. IS dollais and he is vhirlcd through
% Wheeling without any further expense. All m
~ days.
BALTIMORE. Nay a. 1912
Jasr y wuApr0y. Esas
Deer Nr-l have pl isure rn rlItminr you that
Me AilOsd j. now completed from Harpcrr
zero io Hancock and that go ths DO day ofJune
she cau wul he ff1uiuz q, hc llrrr rf1rc. % that
lasseugers will b. Earned from Blltma-a . W.cr
JOG n icn hours Than ormoFy. auJ oui bui
p"' hsli m coaches Ou he rood Al arrlrvr.
mahI Hs been muao between the purladgIpr4
haHim"fe Wilmington Railroad COMPANY. Hs
hatm'fe q One Rli'rol1 Complny. and tic srre
i"e- on ne Nsl'raI R 90 utitr which passenger
WI % mfned from Philadelphia 10 Wlso',ur for
el5" The. yol Will r~rcoIstL b. s7 H. 49, ID.
puce hercf01rs ch1srrI
fom ehafl con learn Z 1m inclined OBJ, s-..
3D. hai fts kni0,j vii hs .upel,I t9 C.n
lni .aa al-iisr D fr whtaf rr
Y.- fo 'lUr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

The Board OF Directors ofthe State Bank of Ia.
diana, At their quarterly session last week, frod the
m'een'h day Il June next, FOR the resumption of spe-
Gle payment, by all the Branches.
Tue last ShaSneetOwE paper contains the follow.
ing annunCiatiOn:
BANK or ILLINOIS
SHAwNEErOwN MAY 1. 1912
n meeting of a Board Of Directors, this DAY.
u was
Resolved That this hank resume specie pay
menI on or before the 18Th day of Junc next.
BY Order Of the Bnard.
JOHN SIDDALL. Cashier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

From hs Boston Alas.
THE JACKDORR COMEDY.
As an old Jack-1otr and a young J1ck-lOrr
Were taking a swIg ofliquor.
Like chaps that have nothing better 10 DO
Itoy began 10 sheer aud snicker.
Soys tho old Jdek-dorr 10 the young .Jack-dort
I'm ripe inr mischief now;
~ lets jump over ,he fcucchard by,
And nave a lice bit Of a roe.
Asihe old JacS-dorr and the young Jack-dorr
Were climbing over the ieucc-
+" the old Jnckdnrr and thc young Jack-do-r
HID a"Plenuiul lack of SENSE.
says me old Jark-dOrr 10 the young JIck-dOrr
u On snacks. by gosh,
FOR u never can bs against ~" law
To help yourself 10 squash"
As the old Jack-dorr aud the young Jack-dorr
Were stealing oil they could snatch.
SAYS the young Jlck -dOrr TO The old Jack -durr
Wont the owner come to The scnichl'
Says The old Jack-iorr To the young Jack-dorr
IN 'ake the old bumpkin's baso life.
F0r a sHaart buit-ender down in town.
hias lent me tins bloody case knife.
As The old Jack-dorr 10 the Young Jack. DOR
was pulling thus like a porp Use.
In ,he midst ofhis Jaw a man OF the law.
WIN n wni fr b mighty corpus.
says the old Jack-JOrr To the yolng JlcbrJorr.
us nom as In "a si1ner'
Ana though I've liile stomach for fight.
I've an appetite for dinner
says The young Jack-dorr % the old Jack.dorr
You're a pretty chap 10 rely on;
fops the wond Cor your valnrous paw
Wink and hold out your ir.n.
bhtth oil Jack'Jmr aud The young Jack-lorr
Dbl nothing, with all their Iwuddle.
But srampered before the man OF the law.
As fast as their leg, could twaddle.
MORAL.
fo swiggcrs all both shori and ,nll
Sham pairn's and prclcnders.
" doughty Lou demueoeucs,
Slam-hangiics and BUT cnders,
When old JACK DORIS case knife vor
draw,
Que thing you'd better see too.
That order and law with their own hinge
paw.
Don'i smash you like mosquiio'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
by AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed az te 2ri Seslon Of Tie 27h Congress.
[nFFICiAL PUBLICATION

IPURLIc-No. III
AN c ~chonging the times OF holding The circuit,
and district courts Of the United Sntes Evr the,
districts of East and West Tennessee.
BE IL enacted Do me Senate AMI House Of R,pre.
stt'afiUes ef the United States Of Ameriea ia Com
gress assembled, That The crcuil and district courts
Of the United SlaiPs for the district of EAST Tcnncs-
see shall herea ..or he held At Knoxville. ia said dis
tHci, on the fint Mondays in November and Nav.
IN each and every year. instead of The times here
tUiore liked hy law; and that the circuit md d;s,ricr
courts of the district OF West Tennessee shall her,.
alter he held ut Jackson. ia said district. ON tho
second hinndays IN October and April. ia each and
every year instead OF the times heretofore fixed by
iaw-lhe spring terms OF said circuiI court nj KnoI-
vile and Jackson, as herein provided. 10 he held by
the district Judge; end should any difficult question:
OF law arse IN amy cause, said Judge NAV, nj his
dIscreiIon, ADJOURN said cause To Iie succeeding
term oil sad court. Aud all wriis. pleas. suits, re-
c"ghizanccs' indictments. or other proceodings. civil
or 'rlminnl. ISsn'd. rOmmencrd or pending in either
OF said courts, shat be reiumable To-. be entered
and have day IA cuur. aud be heard and Tried ae-
eording to the times OF holding said courts, rs here
in provided.
tzSec = And be il further enacted. That such,
rule days. for The return of process and The ftinr ,e
pieadings, may from time 10 time be fixed. and o,b-
er orders made 10y said courts, respectively. moi in.
CONSISTENT with llIe Constitution nnd LAWS Of the
Ihleu Siales' rs may ne nee ea>ay or proper for the
convenience of parties and The enhancement oe
business IN said courts. and ihni The fri : cti,n ,C
an "Act'o nmerd mn act approved ,Ae oiahte,nth
Ut Jtnnary. eighteen hundred ard ILany.nine cn,,t.
led An ACT iO amend an act entitled an nrt 4, p.
1nire the jnGgo of The district Of Ens, and We,
Tennessee Ia bold u court at LesSnn. m sn,d S,,tc ,
approved June The eighteeEAh. e.ehicen huslre,t
and thirty eight. ana for other pun lses." anur,v.t
July tho fourth eighteen hundred and forty, be und
the seine 10 hereby repealed.
JOIN WHITE
Speaker eJ he House NJ Representa- res.
SAMiL. /. SOUTHARD.
President y he Senate pro teAapos..
Approved. May Is. 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

The Circuit Superior court ofLrw 81 chInccry for
Ohio co. yesterday took action on the application Of
MIR Bryant ir a change Of in the case Of the
Commonwealth VS.. Bryant for felony. Tae Judge
admitted the first p ca which was entered on the
ground that the sheriff wos a relative and
friend Of the plaintiff The frs, ac,iun was
admitted snd the coroner appointed , omI an
mel the july. The second objection was that pr
judice by the people was too great to permit II f''
trial. On this the Judge decided against the apI Il
cation and the trial was sci for next week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
JOHN


lREsOLUTnS-PCsnc. No.
JOINT RESOLUTION 10 continue ,va cIo,L. ,u
ihe business Of reservations and grants under In
dian %trcaiirg
he I" resa'eed by The Senate and House Of Repre-
se'faHoes ~ he Upie4 States # america in Con
g''sS '~SscmhLta, That The ~auIh'riiy given To the
secretary OF War. by the joint resolution. approved
se'"Nu May one thousand eight hundred and forty -,
10 continue the employment, of two clorks IN ne
hn-iness of reservations and gnnls unde, Italian
irea'les' be extended, an. r the expiration Of the per-
iod Tor which that authority was granted. tor tho
Term Of Iwo years.
Approved, May IS. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

a DOG PLAYING DONHNOS-A writer in the
London Lancet gives The following instance of the
surprising sagaciiy Of a dog belonging % French
gentleman named Leonard. NJ Leonard Is a man of
iortune. and the instruction Of his dogs has been IA.
Ken mp Tor his own amusement. The dogs ore Of n
Spanish hreed:
Alter many other pcrfor' nances, evincing the won.
deriul srgaeiiy & perception of the dogs. NJ Leonard
inViled ne 10 play n game Of dominos with one Of
Them. The younger a slighier animal ihen seated
himse!fo on a chair at the liable. NJ Leonard and
myself placed ourselves opposite. Six dominns
were placed On their edges in the usual manner lie.
tore the dog aud a like number before me. The dog
having a double number took il up in his mouth and
puit M the middle oflhe tablet placed a currcspon.
DING piece on one sidei the dog immediately plsyeJ
and 30 on mill the pieces were engaged, Oihersir
domIn'S were given 10 each. md Intentionally
placed a wrong number. The dog looked SURPRISED
and stared very earnestly OF me, and nj Length
growiod and fn1lly barked angrily. Finding tEa,
no notice was taken Of his remonstrances no pusbcd
away the wrong domino with his nose
and took upt a suitable que from his own pieces md
placed u in its stead ! ihon played correctly; the
DOG followed and won The game. His play mustsnvs
been The result Of his own observation nnd Judge.
meni as not the slightest intimidation was or could
nave been gwen by L to his dog.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

TO ATrREN s-Tho only way fr n yorr~
man ,1 prepare himself fr us0fulur.. s O., dry9r.
himself Ig study during bis ieisu,c hours F,r4f Dee
industrious ,u gUur business Never complain thai
YOU ore obliged t0 work bot 20 90 surk with aTsrr.
by and ch,c1JIur-s aud 90 will make you rrs.sefsJ
by your emY.Uycraud tan community. Mike gysf
business i1 see md promote boz irtsreF. Iy iaa.nr
care OF be. YYu VIII irrtI fU skc care OF your Y,.u
SECOND bo industrious 900 your sfUd.Dus Pow prr.
-'ns con rDmYIain ola hanlcr muster Than FrrE
Doc -J'i Doe 'sd ihc iUuui1Hou Of bs Rreaint
"hit 600 apprentice. EUr0c depends nos Oh ro
rm's1' oiIr'.nie g,u mlg have bot gI ihc m4.qe-
20 nhlth % -aIa.Fc1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
srEAMBOAT

VIC received Ga Saturday las, the melancholy
intelligence ola disastrous accident ON b,,ri ,Ic
'eam'nd Douglass resulting ia tho iniu y and
dcilh OF pau oi lis passengers. About 10 O'Clock
Oh The h'shfof The 10th, whilst under yav. near The
mouth ut 'he Ohio. tho steam pipe burst from The cy.
Under nhing through tho cabin flour and dischar.
g'hg I7 Whole contents, carrying with il death md
destruction DIR Hoffman, lady ani child severely
not expected Ia live, The DIS sister
anu rhHd also severely sclljci. Mrs Brown their
sei''h' dangerously, not expected 10 recover. Mrs
johnson and her two children. the wife and children
OF Mr. Montgomery; The clerk ,ono of tie children
since dead w Foster aud Mr. Marshal s.ald.J
severely nrd two Others slightly. Tho three slew.
ards were KILLED on the sroi, and he cabin h,y So
NereIy WpunIed. Tho boat waI but lille injured
and all the ufi,eIs escaped unhuri.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
,.

The material fr manufactures Of almost all dcscrip
ton arc as readily procured here rs at any other
place IA the West. aud for various descriptions OF
work arc Gund in our immediate vicinity. For
the manufacture ofIRoS. no place is better adapted.
For cnstings IN iron coal is required for melting in
about equal quantity or weight. with the iron used
This a. has been shown is procured hero remarka.
bly, cheap and convenient. The value urconl EYr This
purpose depends uPon the amount Of clrbon il coat4 ins
q tho amount Of coAe II will supply The following
table sh'Ss the quality Of coal far this purpose at
The various points named. and il will be perceived
that The cpll found in Wheeling is superior 10 m,st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
MIRACULOUS PRESERVATION r

LOU" INtotHN AIIUN OF LIFE-
q woman named Hroene was hanged. having been
condemned for felony, ns related by DR. / lon The
bpjy was delivered over for an anatomical lecture
10 IA doc or Of physic; no hled her, pat her to bed to a
warm womnn, and with spirits and other means res.
'ored her 10 life. He was induced To make this ex.
pertinent rs the time Of her suspension was only a.
bout half mn hour. What was most remarkable and
distinguished the hand Of Providence ia her recoye.
~ was, that subsequently she WIS proved to be in.
noceni Of The crime for which she suffered. Sorne
young scholars joined in subscription for her nor.
lion, and married her 10 a man by whom she had
several children. Her life was thus extended for &c
teen yCars.-Er yiiSh paper.