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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
Ar A WARM

There has bsen. fr several Days. a handhhi rn
or streets with the above ominous caption intend
I'd. a. we believe. I, raise rscruii. for Terms
We have no doubt but il will be IN a degree sue
~r,.ful. and we are sure we would not throw an OBJ
s,iele an the way. We are, mprsovsr. very GER
1ain that no time could have been selected more
suspicious for raising volunteers. lawful or unlaw'
ful. Than the present. The po,t ADMINISTRATOR pur
sued a course Of policy that has ~begg1red the rnun-
try. Thousand are without labor. without money
md without bread-mpurnIng for The asst and des.
pairing for the futsrs. All who read or talk know
that the AIsIicans have insulied ou- Government
and our people b. taking prisoner those who enter
ed The country on "a erran3 of peace, and refusing
70 release hem on the demand OF our minister and
,ha, the hsai and ftorr Of that government, ha'
henp,d uncalied for s5uss upon our. The people
have therefore become rife for a MeI,can fshi and
we have d. doubi but fifty thousand will 60 from
the valley Of The NJ lssissippi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
TO FARAtrRS

In breaking a ,hy or shIitsh hcrrc never strike
him for sverNIng; hut If he - r. ghirned be gen
lie. Get down. Rub him ia tho hce lead him IT,
Tho cause Of alarm. then back 10 where yuu got uH
then ride h'n buck again % the obie't IS-peal
lhus IN the brce OF his habit. AMI he will he suam .
siNc. h an old horse. you may arneud lass habits
la framing h0rses To ~ oVet bridges itIs n god
plan 10 teal thru over three or four bridges.
To N sks hsysJs stand siii vIiie you EisEat-
Get on aud disrn 'uut UII ~r Eve times he.nr- you
move HIN OGt ufhis tricks. and by repeating this.
any horse will STAND siill.
U To 1rtsIgs 4 kiskthg hOrn-First make n pcn
orsta!l .t'r your horse. Ia which he can MT tum
round. aui with sls's through whirh y u can pat
20 ~ hlnJ 10 rub hun. Then commence b.. rubhing
hun In the taco and all over tw, or three rn - RAJ.
si;n his TAI! gently, ih'se or four times hen tuprh
oae or his tore leg, unl say Ia hiH q, hIm foot
I"'' uhni ~hvpHON. wd,.IsnosS 10 rsiss hs iInt-
Raise The foot up aSd PIT it down three ar bur
i'm ;h n go oil rsu d until all fear is removed
4 you wish q horse to do ought to he done Ihre,
or four tinee. repeated two or three days.
HoV 10 KAN ,ge u. Tie heI TO some place
~ that ynu can rub her all over. then salt her from
your hand. feed from your hand one half feed, nm,
IN thrse days you may do % yon please with her
Rub her near Ihs root Of her toll as thai has q goo,
effect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

RELIGION y DEATH Of the most
disgnreiui ,rencs that II has ever beea Gus lOi TO
reeorl-ons IT which humanity weeps, aud causes
AN 10 blush e. his iello ". occurred on Tuesday
afternoon on the Germ tn oNn Road. near lister
street. Ksnsingtan. A perspuiOumery "A Protestant
bat who. some time since. Ind changed his religion
and pinned The Catholic Churrh. was taken very Ill
and a few days hack.died. The funecsl was GNcd
Er Tuesday last. at , o'clock m the afternoon. AMI
he usual inviisIions. given. the appointed hour
the family. 4 or 5 Of HI brothers among the nnn
Der. ani m,ny of the deceased. Catholic aud Prcs-
ant f. en- 10. I'D assembled Ia paw the last rites the
living can award 10 the dead. d Is well known
that C,ihpIies alwi $ i,sien a cruci!iK 10 the la on
he ctE and accordingly thcg hIi placed Ore sn
that ct tho deceased. THIS gave Ut nee 20 tho
hroihers. who urnlesiod against u. and declared q
should not rem iin.auj they accordingly made an at
tempt for It's rsmov,l. 4 dispute ARISE between
the PutsstlniS aud Ciihplics. ani hid reached u
great height, when orc OF the hruthcrs who lives ~
the lpwer p,d of Philadelphia. jumped upsn Tho
co1in and irrcib'y rrmoved the cfucitx. \ c'm
plets row snsued-ihe parties went int<Se-s'rc't
md n regular battle comm 'ucel, whIch lasted
nearly au h,uu Several OF tho cItnbai Els were
severely hurt. AM hunters nfthe woman knocked
down m ;le ,rulH, Al Length the police arrived
aud AldrunIu Clark. WIN -, by filth "A Cttnniir,
went mt, lhr midst and sucvVedei in Restoring
quiet. TIE tur al procession Went Oa IT, way
to the church y rj-[Phla. Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

The NJ stAoE of the President af the United
States 10 the House Of Representatives. which will
be found IN the account Of yesterdays pnoceedisgs.
has been for anne DAYS pa.i iore.hss"~cd by pub-
liz nmor. and even IA -''ne OF the Eastern news
pap'rs Is general nhiecS. 81 impress uPDo {, ngre-s
the Necessity Of early aeuon npon measures Tor The
support of he public credit and Gar carrying on The
Government. cannot but he highly approved. Tbs
House OF Representatives yesterday showed. howe
yer. hy a majority of neady forty votes. that that
body Is willing and ready To d. ito duly FOR il has.
under The ru.v for The adoption nf which tho coun-
try IL indeh'ed o. the vigilance aud perseverance,
of Mr.. SrANLEY fixed upon "Wednesday next rs tho
day on which defpiGrs action shall he had. IN tho
House OF Representatives. upon the Loan Ball, The
m ~ urgent of The measures now heiore Cosgress
Tiis vote OF the House - a sue plsdgs Vt lis ds,O
ton 10 as duiy.-NaL I~sttigencu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOR. Seward ha.
transmitted To The Senate a ske,ch of The progress oi
the Se'lagI al Survey of that ) ale. The law nu.
ihOrihing the Survey was passed iu 1885. aud appro.
pna'rd $4,000 annually. for four y,ars. within
which time II was thought The Survey might be
completed.
Survey was closed On the lst OF January list
Eight suites have been collected. one Of which. con.
tanning 10000 specimens. l. 10 he retained by tho
State. md The Others are 20 he distributed among
The various literary insiituious. Drawings of203O
ANIMALS. native IN The State, have been prepan Ely
DR. De Kay; as many Of Indigenous plants. by Dr.
Touey; m1re Than 1000 Of organic. ,ema ms. by ID
Conrad; and each Of the five other persons has pre-.
pared maps, views, and sections. necessary 70 cxii
bt voy fully the formation of the territory he ha.
examiner. The expense ofths field survey. con.
lnned Ir i've yenrs aud a halt, amounted to sl0l
biO The final reports will ems u Of eizht Sulu
mes Of 400 pages each, exclusive Of iIlu,lra.
uUns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

IL Is singular that s inio Anna shpIII again in.
wade TrIgs. Ills views Of his duly 10 Afsr,c. hive
undergone n great ch1ugo since he was IN Washing.
ton or the opinions he expressed here were d-eply
rnouef viii. DISSEMINATION. We were urs.eui et
hs private interview with Gen. J tcksop. Mr. For.
'yih acting as the Interpreter beiN cen Them a. hen
Santa Anna declared hat there must be an ever.
hsing separation between MEXICO nuI TsKas-
lle spoke Of Inc character Of lac Two reonle. and
her respective Positions No rendering ths incvif,.
ule and her rsrent rupture ~ one ihuI never could
be hsalei. We remember the figure with which
be illustrated This part u his clog sent COW zion.
lie said that Texas vas the 10 Meueo a broken
ltmb. - utterly incapable r. a sound reuu,pn. hat
arnPuiuii0'i was indispensable. 10 preserve Nrric,
ITSELF
With the greatest apparent f1nkness. however.
To told Cen jackson, that. unIcr tho circumstance
% which ho returned % Mexico. he could not act
efficiently iOsecomplsh what was - desirable; thar
70 adVncuis. 90 the Prejudiced Stale of feeling ig
MEXICO, The independence DfTeras. would be look.
81 upon 90 him as ireas1a, purchased By the gG IF
his life AMI that 10 exert biz influence immediate.
" ior Thai ohjSci, would only serve 90 c,yer him
Nth dishonDT. and deprive him II 90 p1usr fo nc.
ep'np'sh Whai. ut The proper time. in another sf,ie
Of public feeling. ho would most ea1rrv nt-i,Yt.
o. effect F,om BIZ letters uos. 10 would seem maj
Ut ihi- was hyppcrsy-aud that be uourshrI n1rb.
Ing but feelings Of revenge Tor bic humiliation.
without one grateful recollection al he ma-ntuim.
ny which restored him ~ life. hbery. s1I r-r,.
er
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

POLTCE-HappenIns 20 pass The Mayor oil CO
yesterday, we saW a man on trial, whose name We
dc not ihink il necessary % publish hut being
struck with the definite character Of the evidence
given, we thought proper 10 gran-cuhe il scr he usc
81 future Witnesses. r. se,m. he was brought mp
for Whip ng his ,hid. The first w.,os~ called
was a specimen of isminiIy. and her evidence ran
thus
Mayer Well. madam, what DO you know about
fhis maIorT
HIHr"-welI. the chilIhShaved bud. and he
rhIppsj ~.
Hqyor-Can yon tell whether he hunt ID
chidP
Wmea-I CAN'T tell much about e.
Mayor-Tell all you know about e..
Witaess-Woli. the chile I'D a bal.
Maror--Weli, what olsof
WItncss-Why The child Odd naughty.
Mayor-Vhai did he father .of
Wfhesa-Ue whipped it.
Mav0r-Did he huu 10 much ,
Wmess-I reckon. I don't know. J dyni think.
pthops. be did.
Asfhsre was 10 other evidence lie PrsonsTwn'
pssmited 20 9, his ways
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
THE soUrHwEsTERN rRoNrIER-A..o me

THE SOUTHWESTERN FRONrIER-As some
npprehensIons have been expressed Of Inc Indian.
west Of Arkansas and Missouri being excited 10
take pau IN the contest between Mexico and Texas
and thereby Bringing on hosIiliiics among Ihem-el.
yes. "r violence upon the inhabitants Of That from
s er.. III Is proper 90 state that the Presilen;.haVing a.
IrrmInedto preserve the neuJui relations OF the
country with entire good faith and to a1Ird all need
ful protection TO those eIpused to Indian isrociiy.hai
directed the movement ~ 500 infantry ond ofurar
ly 400 dIago ms. 10 The vicinity ~ Fo-t TJwson. or
The Red nVer. This re-uf ,rcemert { To The Ir-ops 81
ready in that quarter. will place nj the disposal 81
Gen Ttylor. commanding the department. about ,.
600 men. lie has been ms rucied, BY every menni
m his pnNer. to prevent The Indians from taking q
nv part ~ ihe contest. aud orussing the boundary he
tween ~ n vi Texas, on any preIeNI Whatever nnt
he Is rrpcrTa.ly charged "a ah,ri a~drpu1ie pnntcc
20 . and se uriiy 10 he inhrhi'anIs ar uue ir"nuefs
IL Is believed rhatIhe urrs uuier hs command Wi
he ample FER these purposes. cun rolled As th'y vii
hs hv un OF -er "f acknowledged ability, experience
and d &. / nini'iOn Nj HSonin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

q % HoyrsrT People ere not al Ieg.ay.
ed yei-fhsrs Is sr.Il 'r1o balm .1 GiIs1I AEgr
The explosion Of ihe North sr1r, ,lys rbe Mobile
Chr'niolo, q letter ront1inrgi q sum of money
wa found among Tho rubbish by ono or fhc crew.
named S1nHo' Oliau The letter was murb torn
anI inundated and The money srposed b. view
OHafa, howsrorfo1k me letter 90 Niobile and deIiv.
ered &C. 20 hs R8y Mr. Grafam. who. with much
difficulty. a'esriai6ed hat 90 was sdIrsred a u,
P Pdslsf. Of Tnsc1la.ta, NV in Mobile r1 whom
n was delivered ra safety. Sach honesty in these
dishonest tme'B worthy q al commsbJIt0n. col
ws lake pleasure Boz recording IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
REVIEW Or THE CINCINNATI MARKET.
For The week ending Tuesdiy, March %. 1912
REMARKS

REVIEW or THE CINCINNATI MARKET
For The week ending Tuesday, March %. 1912
REMARKS
I'VE HlvEE since our Review Of I4st week
he Hvor was steadily falling until SiiurJ,y when
% commenced rising. and 80 continued mil aba.
morning. ~ TOW al a stand. On ps,I uayiva5is
order for any class q hoats.
The Weather has been cool m1sf OF The week. 81,
much -. rs 10 make fires very comfortable. There
have been several heavy showers Of rain
led with thunder and lightning. This mornro, d
IL quite warm again. and clear.
BUsiNEss Although The rsreipis Of puIrro
have been lhrger Ibis Than ihe proceeding vsek.
sou The snmo inactivity BOZ trade prcylu.-. and
opsmiipDs are limited almost exclusively iJ uia
iruns1tii0rs.
LsBD-Tio supply ONO ] doos not soem f5 bon.
crease. hui The stock nj inferior qHl|ty rrB5r.
large. We quote No 4.f}c BOD 80 9. 3ll
ILovR-Owing 70 ho small dsnrrE -r OBI. ,r
ncIo he puce hes declined Tbs f.r.r.f.. .,.-
been much larger than lost week. boo rlafa bonn,
no purchase ior %shipmcuf. DrrrrHHHs. lave Dbl en-
very limited Sales were mode roo con-" vrs..rF q
81 g 81 There have been 1r al'.. .Igrg $40.
except ior CITY consumption. 70 H held no q
5Ol4 g.
WHfsREY-Ra- ip's have hove be- ma "a rel,
within ihe last three or frr ay. .4lH ff sou.
Time previous md 'a'ss have been Effected n
SON" extent BY re1sJn ola suI rrfer Fe.l..
Vested y we heard VI some small flfs bg.r- ID DO
81 i2- a decline n lic pr gallon since e8r I1st
weekly Review
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
NEW SPRING GOODS
TERMS CASH

Wiz Subscriber inlnrms The pubic hat he is
n now receiving his supply Of new spring
goods and also respectfully notifies his friends that
u u MS desire as much ~ possible IN reduce rs
business 10 cash. and will not hereafter open or
continue accounts with any persOn other than
those who have paid m9 punciually md promptly
without being constantly dmncl I DISLIKE dun.
ming above al things ,czcepl being dunned nv.
s,lJ AMI he best way 10 avoid il will be 10 hnyo
no accounts with lhoss that require H.. ] mean
what J Say 'ald hope Ihvse interested will be 70.
yerned accordingly
os2-3 JSENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

Richard 10 Lee, ~ au,hmlssi agent " the Ams.
ucau Colon Ea.I,, Safety. Will sdires. Tho eiu.
Esns Of the city Of wheeling on Tho evening Ut Mon.
day The 2j a Of Aprl next. at the iowa uAll. at
I c'c.1ck. Pal, o. ia, sI1j.ct Of e,lon,zs,ion-
Tae cI,z,us uf boh town an cogrIry ara re.
peclcllly sOl.oIvI 10 aiioaj. lie viii Ass address
the ci,Esns of Oily csuagy at TuIlvlphia on ths
ash. where such further n1"cs Ndi % sivSn .
may be ,hpIshi p-op,r.
March 3J.h. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
CITY HOTEL.

ST iiTIs, No.
' NiERON BARNUM and HANSON MORE.
LAND having purchased he interest Of Jno
VI r,%itp1 n the above nsmed establishment ann.
aiPd o. tIc''r1rrof Third lId Vine strsst- 81
lou respectfully lnfIrm Their friends ana lie
putilc mat IN viii continue the keeping of IN,
said house ~ the bcsTn syj,u mIaner. ard MAJ
no tHort or eNpense shall be spared n tr,mots
me comfort Of the guests. The house Is ri,blS
aPltd5dht part CT TIE CITY ap2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

Hmm aud Si1ns from no Coalition riss we.
alih Is e hint1noe rather han M ,urilIary To- gen
no. II we should test he qualify Ut a man. we
must throw hun back uppn hus own resoHr.es, aui
leave him 10 struggle up The lad Ter of Gme alone
md unaIied. When We look around rs md see
that he mp,i distinguished ssn Of tho age-men
who 6l The widest sphere of usefulness aud occnpv
The largest space ~ The public eye-nen who have
shed tho greatest lusiro upon Inc various bancao.
"i literature have sprung from poverty and obscu.
riy and won their way upward hy dlnt Of The r o ~n
energy Of character. snd their own unnssIslsd me
nt. we deem u almost a blessing 10 be poor.
u parents would but use The same creuions and
feel tho same anxiety 90 leave 10 their children lie
inheritance 81 industrious irsral. and viruuus habus
that they do 20 leave Them wealth and gr,a: POSSES
i"ns-h lheg would leach their SINS huyy Co earn
fortunes iuf themselves. instead of h0y, 90 .quandcr
re earnings % others; nud their daughters 10
beieallY useful wives and mothers lu.icaI Of % en-.
ierinin % contempt br The duties belonging 10 tlnss
stations and % know only how % appear nntiqq.
ablai'd 20 spend their lives 70 burhen mthcr Than
o bench 70 he Wprd-rf parents would educate
Their children boo his manner. We s1v no one can
doubt bot that we should see or lcs. NJ misery.
periIy anl crmyrh1n % exhibited at the present
day, BOZ hgh lie. md boz 90 grades u s1crety. nor
ilHt we snruld sec thousands rising 90 honorable
distinctions who Ore low conspicuous, perhaps only
ipf their yirts
There cannot eSs' n mlro crr1nepus pr fplIisb
dos l.i1n Tat I1'1r ~ degrading 1r wealth cuno
a.nfR md here rs u1 s1rrr evidence Of 20 pars5n'.
.ark OF sense Then their being governed anI artln.
ted by such puue.plsB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

MORE AAiERtCNF SKILL ABROAD-O1e
pf The numerous Ieftcfs from orr frsign corrsspun.
DEUS received BY Tie Actd informs us that tho
new carpet mentioned % tie long descriptions oi
he recent royal christening as having been laid
IDT The ocrisiun W So Georges Chapel asr Inc in.
vsurion OH 10 Wells IN. an American. % be- a
new patent feligd carpet which 81 mide without
spinning nf weaving Tie orler wis given fr
one Ibrs11i yfrds i0r Doe ntroffle Chapel and
ir iho state apartments OF fMe rsfle. Tn
p-rci-'y nine Days from the date The order WIS
gwen one 'hoIsHud yards we're at ihe rasIc and
II 'Is HJr TIE c1rDeu were very much cd.
mirci by The Qeeu. fls King Of Prussil onI m fol
gave 1nltrrsIi srIs1euO1 The 71st brilliant
1nl 1oIliHHI trIrs 1re printed from blaski pf ev.
gry p1tsfI.e variety Irl fts sliI rat fboso rnfpets
ran 1e sII b. tIo retailer at about three slfIiuas
sterling pr yarl auI sd,rJ n remuuerrina profit IN
.he manufacturer snd wholesale dealer Tlsss
p1isni fitted carpefs uppcar likely 90 sIpcrcsdc
Pc efFe1fvs carpets nov IN general uss ~ ,
Taa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
SMITH
.ton March u b 1912.

MNNuf ACICRES IN GEORGIA In lo,k.
''g over the report olIhe L. S. Marshall relative &,
The census of thar Stale. We find that Gsurgi, Il.
'hnoh IN re oi n manufacturing State han even hor
own citizens are %probIbiy aware. as the following
'Noie. taken iherefrJIn. will show. Il wall be seen
mai even IN the anti.tar,n 3 ate Of Georgia. no lsss
man seven thousand mon are engaged in manu-
iac'ufe-' That the capital invested in manufactures.
" upwards "i ihree million seven bundled thousand
'o'i'fs' aud that their product amonnis ia value 10
more than four million and a half ner ,nnumt
Mn---L-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
Corrspondeacs IF N, Philadelphia & S G1ssg,
MEXICO

Washington CITY, Sunday evening 7 r ".
D-s' si-Tbe mmor - very prevalent 'hI' e.
vsning that she President has ordered q Squadron 0,
Msr .co 20 demand he liberty ofthe American cir
mons prisoner. al twenty four hoIr. u1tro or Dol
eass Of refusal orr SIM ter 10 10 demand hs pass
ports and r~Plir to the s~Illifon there % await nrh.
o. srjsv.
An officer Of me army a'so lah here yssierl1y.
win orders f,r The 6h regiment Inaauy nuI five
companies % Dungeons 10 repair frihvrib To- flo
sibine river o. prevent any Interference on thr
cart srlhs American citizens rHh ,he afia ofl'o1.
81.
Truly yours. 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

VIRGINIA-On the last evening Of the session
by most Of The Western member. against the re
fGssl Of that body 10 re-aPporiIon he STATE. This
10 bat a mild cuurse compared with That V hich wiil
hs pursued neTr year Every western man Will
g. 10 the Legislature determined to enforce the do
Inands Of the west. The ball has only begun to
TOIl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

DRY GOODS.-The ruinnus prices nj which
foreign anil Domestic dry gorIS are selling Ia HIhIs
this IN trket. ntlrd attractive facilities Ia purchasers
irHm the ) nth and West. Phil1delphi1 uLques.
IiOnahly 0firrs ut his rims every indu em mt ~ pr
ces and n-s'r'me-t of meIchauii-e ciira Yuess. rap
Idny ani safely Of Transportation q" The great West.
which could b. asked by the most asIidious- NOrl
America.
You mny well say ruiHous SIR 4 merriam. They
are running Ihe SOuIh and the west. with a ven.
G nee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

Ssvsral nsmber- VI Inc Legislature have passed
through here fr 'heit h'ne. dIwn the nVer. \
beautiful State rhs which rannuI furnish roais
~ Ihs ne aIer. If H' le s~sAt1re u e - AMI re
tnrn iron the capital on. but compel. them to 60
through iva Vther States IN &c a year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

4 meeting of The Martha Washington Society
OF Wheeling. will he held in the counci chamber.
ca Saturday April >. al 3 O'Clock L. NJ.
a friend. zcsloudy engaged in the cause Of Ten
psraucv. - expected . address he soc ie,y.
A pdneiusl attendance uf The members 10 psTti-
culary requested. $ p H~oRNBROoK.
Secretary Ptotors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
A. o. FAIR JULIE,
TR1W NEw YoaK.

ID E~SPGCTFULLY inform. mo cirz.,- r.
b Wl"rling aui BE- vicinity iha, no b,, ,p,.
chased tho esf1hlislmcnt on Nam street .,,.,I,
owned BY 5 RICE. nd will personally attend (,
Tie repairing 81 "
CLOCKS. WATCHES AND JEwEtRy
Us bong experience 90 tle business entities HIM
70 'i'as with confidence Of his ability 70 give sat-
'' '.' on hand on assortment ofJcyelry. Silver
Ware. tlI-y GJlIs. sod Nt,.i,,f t,.,-1m.,,.
"b.c1 will br coli 11 favorable term,
Wheeling. April Q 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

The Florence LAiabsmal Gazs"e sys bot o. aat
loaf. m attempting 20 pa@ thc Mr-'e sro1.s on
fho 7h instant. run og3ipst o. cuh sni Fu1k al
pn huard. Twelve of thirteen i1 number. persisted.
% was a 6miy boat Supposed To- Do from Elst Ten.
rsas-c. The river was very fdl aud sW 900. lnd The
8vner fine bat refused 70 emplny q pilot and af.
rsurt,d o. ras, iho shgss BY 6I0Nmg1 ooaiJutis o.
head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

CORN PLANTING q is found by experiment
lh'' corn when planted with ono stalk in a hill.
me hilis being ] feet apart. will Weld Iif busn.
els 10 The rod. When planted with two STALKS in
The hill on The same ground the hills being , feet
'TaH.H will yield l6i bushels 20 the rsd. And
when planted with three STALKS ip o hill. the hills
beng ~ feet apart. ii will yield lII bu-hely. thus
showing That corn = more Productive with two
tlaIhs POO q hIIl than with one or lnrce slnIks-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

The New World !, punl-hinE he new novel of
Znoni 10y 3 liver. euur-ly IA advance - IT. 49,
psarance in my other form in thI- country. That
work Will s1ll. whel published. lOf he est ola
years subscription
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

STEALING FROM 4 CHURCH The rsi,
rsrpoi Of me First Presbyterian Church u Ksusing
,sn. Philadelphia. vas STOLEN on Wsdlrsily r CO.
making he 9Th time ihair1s iams church a8
obb.S In the sslns manner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
VIRGINiA L.EGIsLATUHE-
ON TYIURsOAY APRIL 2S, lsf2.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE,
JOHN G. CAMPBELL,
OF BROOKE.
NOMINATION FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
DANIEL NJ. EDGINGTON, Esl.

A DUN.-we have lately exrt'ed sIuslf in
svery manEsr - csleci 4 PARTON only. of he large
appoints due us both b. nc CIV and country. vs.
have done IL hs~pu-s We needed the money. aud
R.el u more han sny o,Err nan. We uuW ak
"ur esstomsr ~ semembSr aut pay our small bulls
promptly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

The ssien,:9n Of the public - = quosted 10 the
advertisement Of NJ. FAiAcHrLD, JewsIler. which
will be found ia anoIhef column. lie 10 highly
recommended as an e.? experienced uEd excellent wOra-
man.