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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

sItuNRd an amendment,
70 the exc, of sinkin, The woni asaves" fro The
resolution, ant inserting the word "pcrsons"
The m,iiun (ihe object fine mover heinz nj
first misaPprchendede excited god dca! OF Fee
ing.
The motion to ameaI was Withdrawn. aud the
resolution adopted.
Tle onie OF The day were nnw called. anl the
day consumed in a speech ir'm Mr. Walker. IN
mderaie hlrl money, auii-hank slccrh upnn The
eurroacy. in the o. which he expr, ssc,l him
sell Willing To adopt The sub Treasury features orihe
proposed fiscal plan.
UJUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Our rep,rt ye,te,diy. lcf Mr. Marshall on the
hpor. IA the midst Ola spirited speech. which he con.
eiuded shortly alter that report was clused
Mr. Fillmore asked ms spun rs the Jlurnal was
read, what was TIE order or The day aud being ans
wrreI by tic Speaker that petitions from Sules
were IN urlcr
Nc Fiyd asked ir the House, having directed
that the Judiciary Committee bring m ;her repori to-
day trerca!ina tho general Bankrupt Iaw) whether
,hi- was MT n"N tho general business,
The Si.elkcsdccide,! Otherwise.
Me- Mirshill; OF Kruincky appealed from lhi. de-
cisiin. and on this appeal the yrrs and nays were
taken AID resulted ia ayes III. mes 81.
So the Speaker WIS sudaiucd,
Mr FIlmor. then mivei To postpone The con
sderaiipa Oi per iiuns with a view OF mex, mixing
notion hr the House 60 resolve itse into Com
mliiee o. inc Whole. Upon this motion 10 post
pono (rcIui'Ing two-ihrds) the yeas and nays
were asked Ger, and were ayes l6l, noes 53.-
- the House agreed to postpone the reception OF
petitions.
Mr. Fillmore then moved that the House GO into
Committee OF the Whole. and asked for the yeas and
nays nPln this notion, which. being ordered were
ayes LOG. NOES 1903
S,,ho m''inn Was carned. and Mr. Hopkins of
Va. Was called To tho Char.
TREASURY NOTES.
THIS subject was debated for the remainder OF
a., Inv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

ECONOMY IN CANDLES-Iryo you nre without
a rnshlighI and would burn a csndle oil night, un
less you use the following prccautI5n IT is ten To
ono an ordinary candle viii gutter away in nu
hoIr or two. sometimes 10 the sntangcrins The
safety Of the house Thus may be avoided by pa-
eing as much salt, finely powdered, as will reach
from the talluw 10 nc black OF the wick Of part
ly burnt candle, when. The sane be It, it will
burn very slowly yielding suiFicenl light for bed
chamber. The salt will gradually sink IS The I'll.
low is consumed. Ihe Iallow beng drawn through
the salt. euilsulacs the wick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

a HOLD8ACH FOR OXtN.-we have one
;h'nshi Il a cruel practice 10 compel yuked oxen
20 hpl hack hea'y lndS,h their heads aud rrnS "a
descending his. Tais pirriicc i, hpwcvet, gen, r
al n al the England : acS. with the exception at
Connecticut, 10 Nhic Sale there hls been adopted
M c hnmlue aui rational methoi. Eich wheel
uN u furnished with back strIpor pie harnc~s.
which, oxienilag from ihe yoke, passes the rear o.
i ', I'y ripFi bls ,l,el,'sI ftirrrfr
bring NJ ms horns IL contact with Ihe yoke We
should lESo 10 So" this practice adpIHed generally
iu other Sales New York Mechanic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

Re,",a'g|m H'hfaE.-on Ihe 23dulr. the ct;z,r.
OF ual'.a4 enjoyed h"i a, 10y ,eb,a,ing ,lo
si . 'n' mani o1ke ." Cornwall. SiluIes aero
Iofned' e'eh OF them present N a. addrea. Il, the
So'eno-' Lord Falkland. tables we're Sc, IN ,bo
ro'hce House tor The roor, the city was partially
Illuminated M the evening, IA, re was ball 500
pe'sns attended, under the Direct N Of The CITY
su''o''ie' supper given 10y the Charitable Trsh
O''ey' IA diNiiay Of fire works by the military
Boston Daily Adrert;,.r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
cry ELgcTIoN-MoNDAY. JANUARY "a.
FORMATIONS

FORMATIONS.
1t wARD-Thornas Hughes. Daniel Dunbar &
John McLure.
% wARD-w. r. selay and W. w. Jameson.
81 wARD-John Gralam, Alfred Caldwell. $.
Brady and Joseph Morrison.
FOURTH WARD
Per Mayor
COL. G. DUTY.
For CRY Council.
IsRAEL UPDrcEAFF,
JAMES TANNER.
r. e. JEFFERs.
JOHN GILeuRisr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

hEPUDlAllON-Iho January number Of The
Dein"cfaiic Review. bold iho following language
with reference 90 Reputation.
"fho Mississippi Bonds must be paid To The
last dollar Tho last cent, The last mill ovcry pledge
% thc public faith, whafhfr By the collective
whole Of our g,onous Union. or BY any ono Of iis
constituent paris, musi BE- h5a1r1biy redeemed. be
iho consequences, be the cost what they nav
81 justice done. though the imlmout fall
lpal s'unif wen, especially cJusii irngfh1t af-
.cfnp's have bscp mido o. place Tic fopuIiaiiua
notions Of M.ss.ssipr or % rti, better m1rIstiY9
Don fhsso OF s1mo 0ilcr gogld Dr. dslDnosi sttfcs.
Boz n's we God ilfs iIuzulgo u fhe Democratic
SyicN ~ m1f.Jlo 10 d O.Itsr slate Of tints
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

The New York Tribune. apsslii1r q, ~ rr,s.
cs OF citizens Co clme f5rslrd and sigl msn,ri,ls
% Congress lg uus tbo proposed repeal Of ire Bank
upi Law, requests OF them io "boar in mimi fb,f /,
Btntrupt Law abJlsles % Dsbts. tfipurh the con.
tary bias onea been unirIIy lsssuod3 30 amnly DE-.
cIlrer fil7t whcn fhs csol.'1r hles rses.glI u,.
lls hrihing pf % de1tlfs prlpsry TIE IsvH ~
mod against hiu IS exhausted" 'laI not nil fl5s r
NaL Int
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
ANIlNG m IrDIrs.


a SN('A AMONG TIE JCD1tSlA-A
scene rcceui., urk place at HOLY SriugC Ms
isippi. IA liicmihns q op n the December teom of
Ntrshall Crcnt Cpau. watch was as novel as 1.
va dcsrsding 70 tle thtcsctcr of IA Am,rcan
tribunal bat which Is to- Doe !icslns 90 pas over
tnere wcro tw1 clanllis % tho ia lrial bench
Mcs-rs lluuJ aai lI3Nry. rae oil ridge. ola.
hns) WIN coltsai. HAT there was M vacano,. AMI
consequently that the late election was null and
No't, RELEASED % rec 'sn,ss h, IIse elect bli pro-
cscjsl AS as ili % take his seat on the h,ue,, -
Iao new dsc luoVy) ale, ci1uuealls.s - -
Iaen followed iic l,rce vl each Uf the rlliua,s
ieung The other o. jail az lhg sheriff AMI
at AMI looked 40 bi;h. anG refused % obey a
Fac .aNyers stepped ia ttscitlo the drGirutw
as usual ohly m'de th, m1tes sli'l worse AT
result Is. That 'hcre is no Couri 10 De held Ills,
anl the Supreme C,uu OF the Sale vii hay to
icrmins LttAccn the rart'cs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

icdfh Or JANUARY Ne have been wait
iOTFome Of our eo'cmlouries 10 give n general
% 'ef military proceeding on The Sh ond Of the
r. on The evening thereof hut they have been
; fpncise in iheir notices and 50 must we be
eHhiery ant German Guards paradcd through
- in very respectable numbers and neat in
appcsFanee. AtG O'Clock they assembled a,
'"ory Of tha-l Washington Volunteers Union
silh The Bh,es and Guards. TO attend q
JAMES MciINEY, ofiho Guards.
he command Of dat ancient and
fns FOR several years to The great crcdir
il and the corpse Formed IN process
Ole company marched from The Armo-
&c Of the German Band and City Blues
70 the Virginia Hotel where friend
characteristic hospitality had furnished
sing 10 the palate and beautiful 10 The
70 iatle Col. 3. r Kelley presided assisted
comniitoe. and there were ioas,s ,,-,yt :,
'peefl,s.songs iests. Instrumental mps;c and
&C "oko The evening agreeable. Al o..
o'eioek. ibe company al departed.
themselves and their host.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
WHAT IS PRtYERl

Prayer is lh burden ola sigh.
The Elli ng Ola tear;
The upward glanclng Of an eye,
When none but God is near.
Prayer is The simplest form Of speech.
That infant lips can nv;
Payer The snblImesl strains that reach
The MJosiy on high.
Prayer Is the co1trite sinners voice.
Returning from his ways;
While angels in Their songs rel nee,
Aad cry, "boh1id he prnys"
Oh. thou, by whom We come 10 Cod.
The llie. tho truth. the way,
The path Of prayer thyself hath troll.
Lord, teach us how 90 pruy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

TIE WIDOW MON rGOLEIR -'rhi- lady Who
h,s reached The very al sfHrcd rgc uT Que hun
Ifed aud scvcu years, lately Visited the tlwn of
Fdri On ihe department oC Scine-eiOisc.) for the
sike "i viewing the bridge erected by her grlndsons
ia, Nosss. ) gum. She was accompanied Us sumo
of Ihc fr-i Of the town. whp congratulated her On
Ihe superior talents. hereditary as IL sccms in or
EInily She made the i7ar foot. AID se mingly
Will Iho grcale.I ea.e .Lblr-Lan,lng paler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

We omitted, in last paper.to direct The o,Ie.
ton oi Tho reader 10 the address Oft committee a
pointed by The Convention on Edncaiion at Rich
'aend u should be read and ref, cieJ upon. Iii.
ros one q hose things ihai should be carecasl,
iAr0..a asiie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

The Ladies' Comnanion FOR January is on our To
he Displaying additional taste und energy ia its ap
PeaFauce on The part Of The proprielors. EmLelli
menia, Madse wildfre. and View Of Balumore
bob hcaulifiI in their way, with elegant plat,
Of tho FASHIONS. The correspondents continue 10
be Of frs, rate order. and, we think cvince an IN,
creased desire 10 add to the merit of the work. }.
II. rhenpson & Co. are agents for The city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

COST or a DIS)RD&RED CURRENCY-M-
Moorchcad iu bis speech 10 tho Senate. uion tho
Excheqnor, sail that according 10 his inlormliinn IL
costs Kentucky alone. 10 aunuIl premiums upJn er.
change, half million Of dolllrs--1nl estimating
that the eight Western States paid ah,1j the same
would constitute auaHnual tax Of 4 OOOO Of dollar.
upIn their iiIIsiry, because the Government would
not fulfill lis duiy 10 The country providing uniform
currency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
LIVER COMPLAINT.

IdlS disease often terminates IN another Of a
more serious nature. n proper remedies are
not TcsOrted a. ~ time; In al forms Of This dis.
case, Dr. Harhch's CompOund Sfre1atbeoine
and Gcrmnn Apcrient Pill will perform n perfect
eure--hrst by cleansing the stomach and bowels
thus removing al diseases from the LIVER by the
use OF the German Aperieni Pulls after whis the
CJmp0dnd SucnthcnIng Pills are taken 10 give
strength and tone 70 those tender organs which
req IRE such ircatmoat Onty 70 cficc, a perfect
cure These pills arc neatly put bp IN small
packages, with full directions For "a e az No
o. North Eighth Street Also for sale At the
store Of JOHN FISHER
Fnpl 81 Whea -. W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

TIE HOME LEAGUE meets on Monday Even
ns ncx' at the Cry Hall, whicl, will be prepared
for the reception aad comfort Of the Ladies well
IS se-'icueu. The officers for the ensuing year
viii he elected and an address delivered ~ }. T.
WHARTON. Esq. II. M'KEE, Secy.
Wheeling. January Is. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

FARMEVs BANK o. CANTON-Aa crro
from ihc Ml.silllu Gazette Office dated January 10
uys.-Ws hlve been inlJrusd b. psrs1ns Just rom
Canton that ths FARMERS BANK or CANTON.
has nsliu cI'so Ii' doors; believe t will not be
able o. redeem iis isslos--iti is uncertain however
whether hey viii adcmpt ii we have not beloved
thn 90 viii be able TO pay mifo hln 50 cents on ,Ie
dollar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

TIE LAST NOVELTY. The New YORK s,,
describes O. qn'ncr boat which has 1T been built
lh 'H'' eIJ' uuI which attracts much attention -
range as % may aypear. this b,lt ,y,. ,.f,.tr.
ouHi upon taH ~ mould. and chat. too. by house
clrlfhIef' Who hardly kcuw fhc stem from the stern
of ihe ''ai These b,1ts never require canl.in~.
c'n mover ieak even when most exposed. npl are
.if"osof ond also lighter ihaa ilo old fashioned
bOls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

One OF the earliest eases the docket nf the ST.
preIac Court, II npi the first be argued is the great
between he Stale Of New Jersey and the Co,n.
cal at P"pric'ots, ia that State, involving the qnes
lion Of right OF properly Ia lands lying under tide
water. Eminent cIu lscl are employed, OF course
on hath siics;aui Governor Pennington the rcs
peeled Governor of The State. IS here ia 9crs ,n to
watch over the interests % tho Sitlo which are IN
vplved IN The cISo.-Nat Iat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

ROBBERY OF rilE WESTERN MAIL IT G
sr~a' Western Nal, which let Pnladclp hil on sat
urIiy night last al - O'Clock. earring The m ais fr
Lancaster iArrIsburgh. Chlmbs r,bufgh Pnls5urah
Nc Na' r'h'e'i IA the car while the WY b..Ixcen
ma' eily anI LIncas Cr Toe IIarrisburgh nal was
IA only uns tiat escaped The mil was laigs
oI-ad u Is feared It cnntnel ylluaals remitiaurts
FAc robbery WAS effected b. wroachm. the lock
ir'.u The door Of Iho 10 witch the mail was car
ned AID cniin, open the bags. Il Is Supposed the
f'obsry was canmillel aGcr IN, departure OF the
tam from tne heal o: the inrlincd Pane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

The present Is the time when the provisions OF
bankrupt Law are ind spensably necessary to the
roln'ry. The repeal of he law, Just at tho m -
meni Il is abIut take cr.rt woald iilI ,he Gran
ny with calamity N dlsnay. Il would fll the
country lScNiso with cyd puSsioas, ll-blooI. sai
STRIFE. There are loo many blnkrups in tho land
who have counted upm Tie juhi!oe prcsrrib.I in
The exis.Ins act. 10 make i, a safe or pruent mel-
sure TO dash the cup Of redemption from their bps
They could not thus ice struck down with INN niiv
Aud why IN iuli Ihr, Way should they slicr tiem.
selves o b. set ayarke LEI ers o the rest If IN m
kind, 10 be deprived of The privileges which the rest
hcir cunirymsn en 10 feed only frn. the crlms Of
Fh.ch TAI rHn !he tables ct lhsir rich crolilprs
he denied the right TO abn, f,rtl sI,port anI COM
trJt OF their iamies 20 see their wives anil chill.
drrn, their dependent ss;ers or aged parcnis exp4
sed to me coaumiy ul the world and To wants and
prgvaiions to Mach they had ia heir better DAY.
been Sirln1crsl-Oiio Statc Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY tOi; sA.I.
& = I'LL he sold rn tie 9Th day Of Frl next. at
' . Puhlic auriipn. ~ this ~. the valuable cot
ton factory. known tho - Choir Mil" with all
lbe machinery. Steam engine, and jenny
The building /, 50 feet long 40 feet wide. and
fur stories high built of bricks on a stone 6u "a.
lion.
The attention of manufacturers and capitalists is
invited 10 tti' sale, rs lie pcpcry off red has
great advantage Gir the successful prosecution Of
ihe mannactuTe Of co;Ioa, or cotDn and wool CON-
bind.
TERMS Or SALE-OIe eighth Of the purchase
money 10 DC pail IN cash Ihc time ofsdIe. one
eighth in SIX months. one eighth in Q months. one
eighth in - months, and tho bllance ia equal
sums IN Is and 1 mpnlhs, or. If desired by tho
purchaser, IL is believed that the last payments
Inay be deferred for mach longer time
For further particulars address, (pos paid) either
tie undersigned. BRADY
Wheeling. Jan l5-is w b. TYSON
Boston Alias and National In'eIligencer copy un.
Il March Is and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

1ONGRESS-B'Ih hOnsrs Of Congress are en-.
s'sed IN mich the same mannes they have been
{" two weeks. Inc Senate in receiving nemori
ais pro and con The bankrupi law-the House in
debating the Presidents message and tho Treasury
Note bill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

We nave not leisure TO auend TO day. 10 The spe-
eious reasoning. fit may be called reasoning Of the
Aagus nor is il necessary, for The common sense Of
! men shows It's folly. The briok-lnaker mason SC
ore much bonefued by The patronage Of our
manufactures as any cher laboFers If IN lror
Forndcy prcsPors, it omploys more HAMS, and
must have houses 10 live in. II follows that
i-nakers and rnusons prosper in like Proportion.
Yih every class Of aborers,--ir one prospers an
docs Ia proportion, and though for z,mo arii.
may pay higher the additional labor aud
NSslves is more than equivalent. Bot IL
fact that a IhEn- i.aya -b'aI.ar- far lnaI.ullc-
ia are protected than for hose that are not
ence proves that c, Gee is as cheap with two
iuiy on The pound as when there is no duiy,
- pen the highest duty was on cotton and VOL
leo go Us from 1923 to 1892, they were cheaper
DO iiiey have ever been before or since. A fol
y then would argue that the consumer pays the
q hut. however the Argus may strive G, blink
AZ question, The Home League has no more 10 do
- lar.G dlen that paper has with intelligence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

The House OF Representative Yesterday 70 Il M.
"a 1"nin'''se OF the N''ole. the bill To- auilor.ze
temp IrIry reissue of Treasury N,tes "a ~u,, tb,
wants Of the Prelsnrs unll they shall he othcr,,.e
provided luri and debate upon il is in pro-
gTcss
The Senaie Is still. engaged m debate ~ n the
reference OF the Fiscal Agency question To select
committee thong, ihr debate is evidently DRAWN.
10 a elosc--NaL IlieHigelcer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

DEATHS IN NEW YoRK-rhs nun, or NJ
deaths IN this city during the week ending SIT
nrisy morning. 2d instant, ico hundre and ls
week since 1872 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

CIIILLlCoTHE BANK-This institution has
resolved to wind mp. The Directors have had a
meeting and besides determining on this conrso
they have agreed SPos' r,'lri- m off mime tl a
OF ohio' by which it can pny tie Loan referred to
m another column. in the currency received no The
State Tho fruits Of LncofOcoism will be felt wide.
ly bye and bye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
sHERMAN's WORM LoZENGES.

SIlERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.
HHROVED 10 innre ihan 400, 600 cases 10 be in
ISL iailible; The oaly certain worm dcs.roving
me tclne eyrT discovered. May diseases arise
from worms and occasion long and intense sufItr
ing AMI even Heath, with out then ever being sus-
pccteti grJw1 persons are verY often afflicted
with them and are dDctored for various GEM
o. uinis, without any benefit; when ono dose of
these lozenges wOrid speedily curc them
Mt Murphy, % North street Philadelphia was
applied e by poor woman whose daughter 7
years old, had been sick nearly 3 years; her sto-
"a zen was as large rs a grown person's, her
arms ana legs 50 swollen that she could not
wa or help herself, although she could eat as
mach as tive labOring men Two celebrated doc
{ RS had exhausted their sail without any ben
ems the father I'd spent all he could raise aud he
was discouraged, and had abandoned all idea Of
DONG any Thug more for her and looked to death
alone iOtake her out other misery. Mr. Murphy
believing u a case Of worms, gave her box Il
SherinaiIs LOZenges, AMI IN two days she re
turned with JOY bcamIng IN her ewes, and said The
LOZenges had saved her chd's lie The first
dose Ms brought away nearly pint Of worms
lHOnc hYing mass. she ate wards counted over
500 % AZ We're discharged besides the ass, which
she could MT count. The child was literally ca
ten up wlil. them another living witness OF the
almost miraculous efficacy Of Sherman's Log
Cnges.
Price only % cents box
For sale by CHAPLINE & PRYOR
Union street,
nov i Sole agent Tor this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

The EnekerbOcker has been some days before "
nnd Shows our finger marks on every page. We
never consider ouIsslf called upon 10 speak highly
Of his work or to praise il IA any manner, as j,
sPeaks Cor itself II is substantial and valuable
, y. Thompson & Co. agents ioi the city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

gates. January 6. petitions
Edgngion Of 500 oiiizens
"a appropriation IN odd u oeep.
~ road from Wheeling 10
spme. 81 Daniel Zane end Ebo.
- ~ 'pl'eal ri % g,Gel. Of TIE aefor
/. - z. 'or'edrs Zane. Island. aab..
~ jar'adieiion of ihe city Of Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

PUBLIC LEG rR ;S-"he B,s;iI P,s,, his m 1,
n'!oNiug All al the lecture system ,yhca u,i,yt',.
landing the bur,eSIHc Of the PJsi, Is an excellent
mode Ca! conveying ist-ecion aad in!asiug a incu-
81 activity Nrplgh the plhlc.
FLe tOstra Yong mcu's Society or 81 prajins
iic Condition of The inli ,s. beg leave O., annluu O
nat Tor The plrp 'se ni Improving i'i-r fm J. Ii.
i'- ssi''l i'''ri''sr-r, usI grtr'iyr1 tn pi'iIic
's,e they Ira .nse 20 trl Ov tho prevailing orler of
ihe day AMI deliver srIes 81 iupiic lectures, TO
which general pi.rIaIsc Is solicited.
The IntrodurtJry le'iurs VIII - pronounced ~
Ills iI'nJr Judge JJlinsm SIhjsci-.rho origin
AM III tory Of Slulrukins. in wnch The qq.,li,I
vT.+-be dnc.ied--Whl ,oS The first pnc'R
The following Hectares 70 y be OK etlcd 10 follow
IN course:
Professor Digby, Oh CoanndriIas
Professor Pcasc. 0a the use OF iIuar,Iound Candy
As means OF National Defence.
Hon Joseph Fairbanks, the feasibility Of run
ming Fish River Expresses to Bangor du ing the
wIn'er season b. of he celebrated no i4..ed
horse
Professor Saw, the predatory habits Of snal,s
and other she'll li,h.
Pf1ess1r Bonnet on diving bcAs aud The aecessi-
~ of sub "a lrine city Pice.
Professor Nuff.ck. on L1eom0ilon with digres-
siin on Whis,Iing.
FE'1'. 's-'ssos-s' s---'-A-si---~ 49,
chi1s.
Professor Taft, on Rlccoon and soa,h Down NUT
ton.
Pr1!e,s,r Locke. on Farm S.ho1l Discipline illus
ra eI with diagrams exhibiting comparative excu-
rIlipns made ia Uiphaus back by caI-Jnine tails
cowidcs AMI birch rods
No lecture wall be repe1tcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
BY FHIS NOENING'S MAIL
SATURDAY NoRNING, . O'CLOCK.


oiNcINNATL-wc have the Gazette Of tho
lJh Ih' ely was then quiet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

a fisherman named l. Coarobu. who resides near
The OIL fort AT Biaaria Island. New Oflcans, snme
few days since in limiting for some stone for bull
ding u furnace, set about removing part Of the
anrieni Fireplace Of the old block house. 4 dag
siUae 10y IT'S especial snooihness aiaeicd hs allen
% l lie took IT ~, and found a small box bcneaIh
- 'V'cN WIN ditt aHu fdsf- or--..- Al ha
loind II contained thirty Spanish doubloons pair
OF cor rings OF massive gold. set IN polished carno-
i'n'' and fat silver IMAGE Of tho VI gin Mary
whlch s'meiino or other had probably been used
as The Ionp Of some pi'aiicll cavaliers smhrere.
IHe lfeasarc IS supposed 10 have been buried by
pirates nearly a century since