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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

The FOL owing are he ayes aud uocs ia the hou.,
OF Representatives agree.u. 20 tic raiio Of rcrre
seuia'iun as adopted by the Senate. We publish i
20 give these who voted ia the affirmative. aud There
were members ofUll parties, tie credit which i,
their due. They deserve the thanks Of their consi
tuenis and thor country, 223 is the number Of ihe
house. under ibis rill-VirEiuia will lie entitled TO
- Members.
YEAS-MossTs Allen, IlauiaT W Andrews. Sher.
luck Andrews, Barnard. Barton. Beeson. B.dIack.
Black Bronson. Aaron v Brown. Milton Brown Je-
r'miah Brown, Burke, William Boiler Patrick c
Caldwell. .Ihpmss Campbell Casey. Charuan.
ChIds John & CLARK, Coles, Crayeus Cross. Daniel.
Dawsol, Eastman, Everett. Fcsscuden. Fillmore.
Thomas FU,tsr, Gamble, Gilmcr. Corrin. Patrick
G Goo'e, G.ougCr, Cuisine, Gwiu. Ualcr.ham. Hall.
Hopkins, Houston, Howard. Hunter Hunt. Gins }
lugeru!I' James IRWIN. Jack james, Cave johnson.
John W Jones, lsguC Jones Kur, Lane Iryyis.
Lowell, Mckay. Samson Mason. john TlHrrnenu
N'san MathIJt Maluchs, Maxwell. Miller Moore.
Morgan Morrow OwsCy. Purmouicr P.,hlus Pope.
F'"gi' tfulhi Benz Randall, Randolph, Ray
noi, EcLd. Reading, Ehoit. RGevav. Rodney. Rp.
gers, William Russell, James VI Russell Sals,rns,al
Sluudcrs shaw, Shopperi. Sladc, Truman smith.
S0reE, S'ukolCy. Alexander n II Smari. John Il
S'aaIi. STmmcFs Sum,o r. Ta.iaicJ1.J John Z TIrmr-
SOM irumHul., tEu,y. Underwood, Van Ecussr,r-
e. Wallace, Warren, Washington, Wauer-uu Ell.
wnrI White, James IS Williams WISE, Y.rkc.
Augustus Young, aud John Yugu--ll3
NAAS-Messrs Adams, Appleton. Arnold. A,hcr.
inn. Nyorsg, Eaher, B.rIssyc Blaulm.n. Borden.
Bolts Bovine, Boyd. Br,us,cr Br-rs. C.arlcs
Brown, EuUcl', William o B.j.,r. Green 81 C4rE.
"r.., Calhoun, John Campbell, william b Carar.
hr.', CaEliAers, CHj'tca!gu, S.a'ay Is Clarke. CuC
ioEl, Clinton, James Cooper Marh 4 Cooper. Cow.
eu- t1n-'un. Cushing, Gsrr.f DAVIS Richard u Ba.
~, Dean, D,hcry Dog, john Edwards. John C.
Edwards. E-aor, Feus. John n yG Char.
'rs Floyd. Fowaucc, = Lawrourc Foster. Gentry.
Guiding, William O Gyodu. Gordon Graham C-s,r.
John Hastings, Hayes, Holmes Uau,k. H.L,ra.
Hudson, joseph lu-,rsaIl William W Irwin. Wi
ll.iu Cost Johnson h..m. John p Kennedy. Andrew
h'"H'tg Lam, L1.clirij, Robert Mcclellan. Nc
h"Hnsn, AirA nu, Marc and. Alfred MARSHALL Ma.
ihf"s Maynard. Aiedlil. AI,rwoih5r Morris New
bard, Oliver. Osborne ParI,c PAYNE. Prarrc.
Pen".ciou Piuwer, Ramsey. Reynolds r KS. Puo,,.
ven, SANFORD, Shields, Smoufun SNYDER. S,,rrv
NIe'nr'd STATION. Sweeney, TIIIiuglasi. Tolana
oniHs"n' IUrlou, Van Bur.u, Weller joseph T.
" A.ic. ChIs,ophcr II Williams Joseph /. Williams.
AID WoJd--lO3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

The Hon John c Calhoun passed through Rich.
m""d few days ago, on his way 10 the South to
look after The newly discovered gold mine on his
land in Lumpkia County Georgia. We have al.
ready stated tia, rlrcc weeks work in this mine.
by 10 haLds. produced 1916 dn:s orgo,d. 4 later
account says-
Goa Saturday last. the richness OF This mine be.
coming more and more certain. il was VISITED and
ehana'o by numbered gentlemen; Of hirh mum.
Der was Dict john \ NcAiee, Aduphu, Ruihsr.
lord, samuel Rutherford. Beniamm Miner. james {,
HaN,ii uHd Willis Miner, and some of th,rn bay.
nS desccudcI about fifty feet into The hill auL OK
omHed 'he VEIN, Mr. Lawrence dug ont quantity
"I TIE VEN orc and 10 IoiuE YuivcUzed 10 "A spice
mortar one painful 81 The same not exceeding five
gl'Hs, yielded TWO hundred and sixiy pcuny,yei,fs
of gold. There was also taken out Of he vein by
Lawrence, Mchlee and Rutherford another rarGI
I'd 'he ore OF the same size, which being pulvrrizrd
yielded The large amount OF three hundred and for.
q p,auywcigd's uf EulI-lac J.yo paufuls ucluall,
Yielded TX hundred peuuywC.ghis. Tho curnpau,
c.n'iEUsd mining. and including The gold from the
SAID TWO painful, collected .u Que day The amount
q" lluS Owls. The whole iiUe above amounts al
"I is n 'ho hands OF Mr. Il Sis,rn a, th.s rlaco.
"Nd hes been eSamlncd gy great number Of chi.
zcus ard travellers.
The Richmond Enquirer, from which VIC copy
tbs account. slgs-
FROM the grcI, interest takcn by The rsoplc Of
Georgis in their new ssarrh aGJr gold, we should
'e-' ''' mach labor and capital Will be wuscG,IY
employed. The history ui gold m.-irg 10 Eir.igia
presents a gloomy picture. Like many ,fErr aHb-
1'es' % has created false hopes distracted money
i"i"i n"a labor from useful objects, and finally 10
aas burst aaL scattered rum among lis dol.LeG vic
lms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

s,.ut Go. % aa ;rHG 90 upy,aJo against t.,.f iaf.s
cs,, tary shall. DC ut ha,Uy tu vifH!rlw ty CIV
.ug tNu weeks notice unless u.s W u.,.r matters
of complaint shall. bC removed
1871. a representative from each Line shall pro-
juco al each r,g4lar meeting. on affidavit ia form
aud substance us n!iuws. I 4. Il Do s,emuly
swear that siacc the last regular meeting Of the
board d. ou the day ef--- have not iu
amy manner, shppo or form, directly or indirectly,
violated the ialcu meaning. OF spirit OF the Goa
stiu'Iru. agreed by the agents 81 the Lines
stationed at P,Us1u-sh. ON tho day Or
lcil-2. and tha, the annexed list Is a correct re
sTrn olIhe iuil amount OF freight shipped and rate
charged by Ihe--liur. according 10 tho best Of
my knowledge and belief
PtishurFh
Peter .ir.T Uuln Line
l.. l.. Hays ~ g. Black, West Trans. CO.
william Bingham. BiucLam's Line.
Luxe Tactic, Portable Car Body Line.
J. {. Reynolds.
james Gordon II. C. Mcdowell Penn. & Ohio
Line.
s NJ. King. Independent, I'rc.
Juo McFiJdcu, Baltimore, =. u Line
James Dck,y. independent Line.
ALLEGUENY CuUNrY. 20 WI,
city If Putis5Irga. 50. I
We, the Subscribers. do sevcralIy swear or anirm
that we will 10 The best or our Abilities and under.
standings, carry out the views of tho foregoing Ca.
situmeuI 20 which our names are attached in sin.
cerjty and good faith,
Peter Grail = W. Kirg.
l. l.. Hays T. G. Mcdowell
Geo Black, JAp. McFaddcn.
WIN bingham james Dlckey,
Luke TuaHce. James Gordon
}. G. Reynolds,
Sworn aud subscribed before me this the Il IA
day Of Dee 1871,
NorE.-Tho name Of c. A. MAINLY and II De.
vine, were at QUO time appended 10 both the above,
aud subsequently, erased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

a NEW KIND on TR3FFIC-Tbe Yankee,
or, every "H.ra rmJus rr srlrpfit. I,.s rl, 10.
.H'Eor. f'ai $50 have 90 re,.rI % speculation
..' i.' following. oven boz Trrkra I1ad. I44a...
..." ". ..' E..It town 1f Great Burlington. Err.,r
'." .r.1ts nrmr or Timber shin. i.ygs ono
A...1, n... recently n .8-r.wur siIyusr Tic
"te ". hn.ru rn. .1-g SINCE died. leaving him f.
Gong .'.f araa ID years lake moss ,shsl.tr boon
'..'i ".1 excellent wives be was rxrr-msr, .r.
comfortable bob fH.sh.s He-eagsI .t1fr Hard bg ry.
OF NJ nrIEh.Hr. sa.sa happiness u.t. ~ wife t...
Do. rHF.eI Austin ore day m44mrI v..r f.
.'. "srrHs oEu h1fI 'a'. while la rlr---..
'.'H ..n l.'l '.e pHFsas..Iu af such an rv-ef-rf
"i. IHn rn.r. l1rFctmrI fogIHE f.4f be- u.....
prefer 'Ho daughter 1f Austin as n rpuH1u..r rl f.
own wife. valuable ls .ao aae. a s.gs .,-s r..-f
F" '.sri 1uI 1ErrHI o.. Austin received n f.....
''". a1 ar.Yrlf .f fha H..r renee BOO tic --.. III.
'.' ''ma.as THE females usa .a. orr .rr...r .r..
exchange Voc Oh. r o. Nrsrr received. and f.,.
I.f l''H..1 lived with fIa wife 9f Boz ur.-. ,.f
m'srs good .0 place of hfr whose rrs be- r4.
H.Hf.'.. INe daughter 1I Aar.1 frH.s..s .H.- 7
.H'.r HI.H VITO. w.B which Le be- wei. LIZ.
.s1. rHF1.a.l,Hv .iuH'fr.ra Ire rsf fr D..
.R'Ip.f.i as ODD un5 5r aJf4a r-r- one. and II.
y bed 90 r7y five lJ.'an o. J05t"-S,- nm. /
NHg IasS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

APPOINTMENT BV The PRESIDENT.
BY and r.ft Gc adries a7g c7as-4, n Hs Senate.
William Whe,en Of New Y.Fk. 10 pc Consul Of
Ac iul,od aies, for The p0rt of 5vts. m the ple,
of EulCtE Hunter recalled
Joshua Cared. Jr, Sc Psnusy lyauia Oh De Cuur4l
ID. 'Ac Quilted sia'e', Or the port Of kust5u. upon
HUI loo ,hc place Of Albert D1yv. recalled
"u'a'1 Bradley, of Connecticut % De- Consul ol
'.e 'm.,d , a'e, for ihe p'rt It NlyasIrz, Doe lag
place "iIrhasl J OGl,y. decreased
O. & Snow. o. Na.saca.sr.ts. 81. ... g....r. ,l..
ia.," s.a'cs, ior 'hc port o.. Tetalm1asJ iu the
l.a,. 90! la GA Ray recalled.
A..AI'.r oi, cd Indiana, % De- Consul Of Ihc a.
Ni.a ''..s i-s iHc pIi 81 Aljuua, 90 luc place ui
Geo lna.Du resigned
D. \ Webster, # Massachu.ct,s. O., De- Consul of
'' United States. Cor the port Of Blmbay iu iuo
place ui a. L Parker resigned
VI Green. OF Virginia. 10 De- Consul Of the Uni
'r" H.''s Tor he port Of Nelas,o "a goxls ga the
place OF c"au Newell. resigned
: \ GeT1gii, 20 be Rocci' e. OF Public Moneys a.
Grenada, State OF Mississipui
Isaac M'Fe'ran, o. be Receiver OF Public Niua-
cys 90 jackson, IN the State of Mississippi
Richard Banks. 10 be Surveyor OF tic Custom,
90 Hampton, State Of Virginia
J'h" chew, 10 be Surveyor or Inc Customs at
expired
Robert Howard, to be Naval Officer at Charles.
tom South Carolina.
Archibald Ciarf, 10 be Colloc1ra al $, Mary : Gcor.
ga, las commission having expired
Thomas Wagner. 10 De Surveyor the Customs
At savannah. Georgia.
Henry J. Dcring, 10 be Collector the Customs.
Tor the District, and Inspector Of the Revenue for
The pori ui Sag lIurbor IA the State Of New York.
vice John Asb0Fne. whose commission expired on
the lOih of May
Richard w Cummins, 10 be Indian AGENT fur
lhe Fort Leavenworih agency, from the 81 day OF
July next. when las proseu, term OF service Will cx
pirc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

The Wheeling Times, paper edited by bitter
Wing Masonic orator has the following sgu.Goau,
hint 10 the lodges throughout the UuiHn.
P,ttsjIrgh Gazette.
My dear sir. that is an unkiud aud uuca'lcd lar
spirit, considering the oa want Of prayoca gn and
must we think, result from ,rrgr. TIr,t, we are
no mason, have never been masonic orator, have
no bitterness in our composition, Gud have no,
manifested any prediction or Mr. Clay as The next
candidate for The presidency. We STAND non com.
initial for The present with the deirrm uaiou % sup
pon the most available THoRouGu rK1rEcrIoylsr.
and We will support no one who IS not proioc-
ZIONIST, available or not. IL is therefore unfair 10
charge US With The intentions ascuhcd 20 Us IN the
above article. We supposed We were right, too.
in calling the Gazette the leading aujrmasonic pa
per IN the State. II is certainly The most abb,
edited Of any OF that class
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

LOJE-SeVcrul sal,s OF How ard street FL,
g21u standard brands. were male yesterday Al IS
'oi' small sale was made Ihis rnoruipg NJ s. COZ
"'het Transactions however. were also rn,J. -,
y, so Which may be quoted as The curr,nr ra,c
ro continue me wagon price At $3.50 We hear
~ 10 Ss''s OF Ciiy Mn Flour. Purchas,s ,,ichl
be made at s. 6?! cash or IS 7s nm ,iS,' "" a
inst sales Of Su~luehana were effected * COZ
TIE h'ur market Is rather duIl. J.
I"O' iSioNS-Saio Of western Bacon bovo
e" maze Shcily prime assorted at cents. Han,
a. IN Pnahy Of 4a11 cents; SIDES at 4 cents. ami
onOu,fe'S al SdS3 cents. There Is nothing DOM,
, w cured Bacon. and prices remain rs last
MHnin a lew days past. The lasi iraps,c,i,,,s -;
no western ~ kegs were at 6 cents p,,,ci
meats were dull al last weeks prices. viz. NJ.
roFH OF sda1,5O; No / at S6aG so; Primo =, az "a
az B'inmore Mess Bcefut 50 40; No | a, 81 IN.
and Pume at 81 So So'Oi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

STARTING CHILDREN U.s. TIE WORLD -
Tie following srra.. a.m rla s.aIs. eta LIVING
wnler. srcp..,e a.ul sound philosophy aaI com.
ma1 sense. % o. we'll worth tls attention of ,..
r.nEs
'hiany a1 luu.ss parent 'aH.r harI arG I..e
sH1lr.. y aI Ha U.u ar Ole r.-..s. a. I.,....-
enough t1 -.re bis c.u.Ir.H s.lu iu i.a a..... -s
Hs called. >.HIus young msu afIsf with money
.oI bonn .y h.s relatives. Is Ibc pug L.agIers .H
.or I.a arms of Que ah1 cannot swim. teu chances
1 "Hr DO "..i lose is 1.litrls 1HI 20 1IIe bottom
reach HIn '1 sa Iu end Ho uUI never need H.a
....I.u. Give your child 90 sJurI education. ...r
500 ..H. Gone enough iYr hiu 500 fH.t bic nlr.
He T.r.. Doe mmI cultivated. o.d Doc Whole
'.''. u..a sU.s.rsrerf OBJ fHa lave winch Govern
..'' 100. Dove gwen What b, OH. la Oh. more value
...' ..' "'a.N ". Mr lul..s. You have efg.uH.B
RI sar u.i.. ul rH....-fr-.4 ,.... 5000. 49,.
iHs earlier y9u teach bm % len.al ra.a IN. a,,,,
.e,I-rCs He h5grf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

The following l. the postscript OF on able letter
from Nj S'1hcIy member OF Corgrc.s from J,G,r.
son District 10 his constituency. We heartily o..
tpond To the hope he holds out aud r,Ja,c ,aai Lc
feels II TINS Congress must pass a tariff. aud lu
sIch form. that while the labor To-! lie country d.
protected, loco iocoisn all not Gula 10 ass.. d
OF the wing members utit sal. stand sml.le-.ucc
Of soios returned rhore from any quarter,
!. ;. On Tuesday next the T.uLB.I comes ua
or cousIdcauou--a great mass ol useful lu.1ual-
Ton has been collected, aud 30 possession uf Iur
House, on this omphuuaul.y, he ultasars OF tho
session. We have uu lhIa important subject, Hlr..
bWs all carefully prepared, ,porcJ, ani printed
one from The Committee ou rrauular,ulcs--nua
from she SecTclury OF ihr Tfol-ur,, auI one i-cm
The Iudei1usuhc Committee ui WAYS and means
rom those lhte0 hope and trust there wI.. Hn
iormed Revenue and Protective system. 80 " i-r
~" benihceH, dat our constituents vii consent
10 continue AZ Without essential alteration for nm
yoars,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

SINGULAR CELEBRATION -Tc1an T5ieEs.
This anniversary Of the battle Of San J,cnio
l2iT OF APrl) was celebrated ~ great STYLE by t
leHnn prisoners confined IN the convent Of Snniio.
60. City Of Mexico. The way they worked 10 o..
'oIh loa'e OF the commandant Of the guard was Ger.
n'hly ingenious, II we were correctly informed -
One OF The Te11ns who spoke Spanish went 10 The
"",cer ana Told him that II was great feast day
lh ieEaS--ihc anniversary Of the patron saint Of The
kepublIc-and desires Ihst he would give Tho me,
me H'ery OF remaining indoors that afternoon ia
ofder TO celebrate a. To this the commaadout
gave ms consent, and The men came in from their
WON wen supplied with every species Of HU,or
ahd good things 10 be found in the rum and co X
shops on their route
Although uuwel al the lime aud unable 10 mar.
i''pa'0 90 INC ~ tho festivities, We have never
-" more Joy ahd hiiariy upon any occasion. An
eNeeiIeni dinner was provided, speeches songs and
lo1sis' p1iroic and numerous cnIiycncI the scono
mo walls were decorated with Texan faq4 done
J" ehalk and charcoal. and a happier set Of fellows
never cnngfeEaicd around a festive board A
similar scene unIcr sim lar circumstances WA nor,
Haps never before yyiinossod--celebrsIi,,t r, go,
''' ana ahosi Tho only defeat SIuia Anna ever
s'silil'a' and under h's very nose That piobt
ihc chains were knocked from our ankles and So
obtained our liberty; but yye can pcyer go. -
,s' DAY 90 Prison. or he celebration Of tho bnto Of
Sn JacInsO.-N o. P,cavlne.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MONTREAL
.l'o o''"e ont Yesterday afternoon. aboutI O'Clock
'' i' o.' 'uiHi"E ur1r Mr. Iomphin's bake ho,W
900 The Main Street OF S. Layy,,pcs S.L...f. ~.
h'-' "inI unfortunately prevailed az the rr,
Nh'h nwdy conveyed Tie flames 10 number y
',o rounding bulIdingy which in tho fh,.f ss--o
y. 'Afge hours were totally consumed Prom tb,
'i'.n aifesi Tie c7unlguton spread through t,vg.
'.''fe 20 - Dominique street. and twenty n, t,
Ih al 'T' sl'd i have been destroyed we
iH1 industrious member. fils s4rr,o,...,. 49,.
pee" severe sufferers. A. usual. there ,,,. 80,
u. 'ien'y OF water 90 fho commencement af ,to
"I,' '1i lhs was afterwards r-msIird anal r.. y.
l'''h' OF The hrcmc1 were most r-.i..,,,,.t..
T. ~, g'i'.' {" iHs Montreal General TIos9.rsl
.l' removed from fhc scene OF dssfrlgr,oo
~. y. 'I' '1m tIe VIZ lance ani activity of
11taglishei va" 'fo''iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

We are Iadobioi 10 friend Hicks.or C.Isr.irc
one OF The most clover farmers. or limb Of bis
cherry tec' filed with fno fruit that Hulo sur.
passes what We often see in these Gigeiurs. The
ino % nine inches long, not larger lha1 au ordinary
slate pencil and contains forty three emo o1bau
cherries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

TIE CURRENCY OR E1nEs e.r-.sry rrr
so.d The course 81 lbo day before. d, a .. k.rI of
notes received ani pad ouf There BE- r9 sf-.s.
meni fhaf we have heard or
The usighboriug Indiana Banks havr mllt'. .r..
mands npon hen Or c,.1 ior several da5H T.H.
= nj pres lfoH rs- --I.s .aB D1,.H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

49,, =. ne Commissioners ofPa5pied by the States of
'.,,.'' h,sei's and Maine @, qIvtse with the Eye
- ".' I"icd States Coz, the subject of tho rs.
a.. -. - ora Conventional Boundary bet yeen
~ ,"'u safe, and 'te British Terri,ories. sever.
60, ,a a.. a., have arrived in thu, city. Gov.
and Mr. John Mills. OF Al.sscb,..,,o' 100. i.l"renro
hvrs.-iHi u.s. We NhoH arc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

SIX NIGHTS WITH TIE WASHINGTON
ANs-Ihis is the name Oftwo neat pamphlets now
lying on oui table. They contain Two by +. S. Ar
'hur' calculated 10 smuse the reader. and advance
'ho cause Of Temperance. Each number contains
81 pages, neatly Stitched in 4 printed cover. and
ore sold at the extreme low prico Of IL c,s each.
rs source Of amusement, AMI calculated To pro.
mote The cause Of temperance, ihcy are worthy O..
support. THOMPSON has them fr sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

WAX FROM SUGAR CANE Ia. 81 d..
'y chemical process. 70 SPEECHES IN ,,,, 49,. 10y.
pot ,.clr 1nd cmlaoHfIy ea,,b.s of ,r,t;,., ,',.t
..' candles cen BE- made from fl- refuse IF ris .5
i ,'.'' otter iho 1ccdaune PARTICLES bayo been
"N'i WIN 'poru1cor; sni ssauuo from Indian
,'In. h'ss IlrI. ca.iur oi and sugar cane we IRE
''ey ia 'sir wy " becoming ln ,aEet tenet ma.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

Con. Sfokcly. memhcr Of Congress from tle Jsi
i'rs1n district. bas written very abe ard beautiful
le''er responding % petition from portion ofIs
Constituents in favor Of rbc protection Of American
lndus.y Ibcy requested his yrcws touching fla
points Involved boz their petition. aHd hc hls given
mem in o msnnor lhlt shows BIN folly awake o.,
'hair imporfnce. aud dat clraat h.l o. o-h8aes
bis own popularity
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

TRIAL or MONROE EDWARDS III,
New l'fN '"ou'r a't Eig"'rer O: yesterday soys
We understand iLlt Nir Willing ,hc !lsirici Az.
i1rney. haas declared ms iuicui.on 60 nv Monroo
Edwards ug'u an the remaining indie rncuis. now
rea1ns ugasns' him .auJ On punish him upon them
az II ne can prorute convictions. We believe
ihcie arc five 0rllem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

The neil receipts by tbo Western NIraJ Roll
road for six days ending Saturday tHs 8l " june.
comprise on aggregate ofslO.00I 92-,o wit Pos
ssngru s53339s Freight Mol a1I Hamlaa.
eI65OTi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
COLDs, COTGUs, q CoNsrnnrrnr

-,.'s va GAAS, q CONSUMPTION
, NIF.SE universal omplaiuIs We find IN aIm,,,
n every family, attended with morn or -
verify az the same time REGARDED by some win
very UIr attention, ninth they begin 20 assume a
>eiln2a ch'!0 % or. why ate patients 50 neglect
t"' ~ H'gIisc!FeS "hCn they know thai thtir
health IS al IN ain Are they not awaie tbo, !,
f,ql'res q much longer lmc 10 arresf a diseoss
when suiare1 10 KNIT it, threads upon The ,i,ois7
WI those who de Ire health take GOOD sd~ico'
and always DC pro He'd with few botTifs az
-. hdHcans ENpectOra2t Remedy yrbsT.bv
lnsy ctn 'inhehatrly arrcst tie fatal Uropress IS
5uupiinn, and not b. compelled no sosaJ
yea 10 misery and pain, besides making an "a
pOihe AIRY ouop' OF their stOmaehsl This Med,
and Al Tays produces relief in the most boneics's,
csses, by lti soothing and tliative elects TLis
IS a c'nsolaton which many agpre .iafs ''''
Ofics and Wholesale Dcpot No 10 Mi
Eighth street. Philadelphia, 'O''"
For sale az the store Of
JOHN FISHER.
pic, Irr.,, Wheeling, Va.
- .'. 90 "'t'e' June FL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

WOOL-Parrhases Of w.oIara now beng made
20 This city to considerable ovtont. and az what
we should CONSIDER lair prices. Sc Che slate Of the
eonency-2O a 30 cents per pound
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

The especial attention Of the reader is requested
TO the letter Of the Hon. Z. Cops. Of Ohio, 90
his constituents. When the opinions he espresso
shall have become general among our members Of
Congress, we may hope tia, that body Will com.
Inence legslaling for The people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

RAILROAD ORDERS Tho bro.o,,
aug railrnal orders at G6 a G7l cent. are buy
VIRGINIA MONEY Vagina money !. J En,'I.
ling e dis. u's' vince
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

ALMANACs FOR IslJ.-Jozz H. Tuavrsov
has placed on our table Turner'S comic Almanac
iof 1913 ond the CyooteH almanac Tor 1873
IHey abound ia appropriate cuts end carIra,urr.
and are n uropinion superior 10 the great ma,1r.
Iy Of AimaGacs Of Ibis description.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
nI,TEE,T,
w l4tE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD


BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIIPo.n
hours Of DFPARTFRE
6hF THE PASSENGER 'TPAyNs on,
" THE MAIN STEM" AND nVAStI,Sc'T
TON BRANCH" Of the Blltimore and Obio ri.
road, l5,h June, 1912:
"MAIN STEM.o
bes'ceeH baltimore and Hancock
FROM BALTIMORE.
Al a O'Clock AM-and 81 o'elockF
FROM HANCOCK
~ O'Clock H-and 7 O'Clock A.
BefDeea baltimore aud HIrpcr's Fsyry
From BALTIMORE,
Al 1t o'clock M-and - O'Clock PM
FROM HARFRR'a FERsy.
AT 81 o'clock 4 AZ and 9 o'cIock py
Bet'0ccH baltimore and Frederick
FROM BALTIMORE,
~ . O'Clock A M-and 3 ! O'Clock Pr.
PROM FREDERIcK,
Al 10 O'clock a N.
Beimesa Baltimore and E9lico,r, U1ls
From BaLrIuoEE
Al - o'clock a sI-anJ 3 : oclock Pm.
FRsN ELucorr's Minis.
~ "a o'clock 4 W-and / n'cockpv
"WAFIIINGTON BRANCH"
From Baltimore FOR Washington
Al , O'Clock An
- AN
"h AM
From Washington for Baltimore
AZ 6 O'Clock d.
Andf Pr
passengers by The morsing train f1m Washing.
oh eah connect with tho Western train al The RELAY
House and those destined South, who may come
~ eiiher Of the trains fr,m Hancork, liar.
pee Ferry or Frederick. reach the Relay House in
ample Time 10 'ake the morning or evening Tain for
Washington City.
- travellers will please take notice. that on
and after Monday Next tho ooh j.,., the mornins
irlin from Baltimore Tor Hancock win ronso sfoS.
fiHs az EHicois Mills for brsakG.si as heretofore.
Jun 10 BY order. ID FOTEV Agert
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

FHHIOMPSON hos just received a loi Of Dfamat.
n se plays as f0lloNU
London Assurance, Wreckcrs Daughter. Old
MsIds Wallace, Lady II Lyons Virginnus. Thercro
John DO Pfocidi. LuciIl, RicLhcn, Douglass, Sea
Captain. The Stranger. Pitorr0. &C.. SC. &c.
Also n new supply Of Formers and Fishers song
Book Sc. Sc,
Don't frsei ,. Monroe Street, where YOU mae
always 0hia.n single nunhers Of ho Popular Nlssa.
zines end newspapers Of the d1y