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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

sSCiRTERS.-The Springfield Republican
rays; 1--WE find the following ia an e1rhangs paper
and throw it into the crowd Of our readers. without
howIng who At will hit" We do the same. with
out caring whom it will hit The man who !, Nm.
mannerly enough to carry his tobacco mice into. q
mousse whose hospitality he Is perm rred 10 enjoy
ought to be hit every do, and he who Is nasty
enough to SO uirr it out there, should be excluded
from decent society,
ITO TOBACCO CHEwERS We have been
requested TO urge deceHcy and Poad manners upon
'ooa'eo ehewers who visit other peoples houses.
Ia'nc"lafly those who attend meetings. IL Is cor.
family very unpleasant for the lady of house q, no
compelled to wash out a room. not only The Il Mr.
hut the walls. after neighborIy gathering. Cum
mon tud would not DC cum planned Of. bat rplar,.
sri - rs abp'nina5lo as IL Is unnecessary. Dc.f.
cy VIII take the hint. Licking IuIry Rsgig,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
FOR TuE TINES.



Beautiful Owe thy glossy hair
EDcirc, brow that - calm and fair;
And thy cire, Is ung-d with . crm-ou glow.
Like sunset gives 20 a cloud at snnw;
And Thy deep blue cyo With a. dreamy hight.
Srcus - mcrkly pure aud mildly bright
Beautiful ore. shuuld marvel much.
II sin would cvcr Thy rr., touch.
For Thy heart has a tone that j. r1d aud free.
AnL full 81 I's own sweet miusirclsy.
:, gently A. falls an the listening ear.
That echo might lirccr uhslc To hear
Beautiful ono would that thou
Couldst ever be glad and happy as now
But Ihl, shadn,vy earth has many snare
t. lnrr the spirit Nc know net where;
Aud the first bright bloorn ofihy hcaumry fade.
AID Ihy brow he darAeud with MANY a shade.
Beautiful ono. there T. a world above
Where The pure ~ siuTit ,hrli meet iu love;
Where brighter Lloum viii hc ou thy hrpw.
WhIrh Will uoi change as % changes nov;
Then let thy thoughts tn that World nc gwen.
For earth has nothing As fair as h0a,cu.
XESTIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

The best IIunring Story Of the season is tha.
which appeared IL the Grand Gulf Adveriser-
The gun alluded TO must have been a powerful
weapon.
Squire x, Of the Lake" went out some time
ago. 10 hunt waller fowl. lie has a short gun.
which understand shoots most powerfully Oh
serving flock OF geese az preaching him. he wait
ed until they were nearly over him when he
discharged hI' gun aud kiled the whole Gork
"G.ch was q large one. Alter the fall Of the
geese, and while engaged o. picking them no.
there came down seven -tud hill cranes. which
were so high up ~ the Time he si.ui n &C ue did
not see them Fnr fear the truth of i,I. story
should bc doubted. AID TO prryc the rrr.l force
Nth which lh" gun shoots be- hld r,uo fo hunt
bear, some lime previous o. this unI BOO IilFlu-
HE gun rather "vcrcharecd her Ga filing ~
The bear, The gun kicked hrr down. nud Kent
kicking hun unit .hc hrI ti,kcd hun one hun.
dfcd ynri. auj would have prpralI. it-leJ
him Go doa'h. bad nut ono OF hr, ly. ..r.. who
Wa viii him, ran 10 his assistance aud t,Us h.ln
Ill"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
LATE AND IMPORTANT from MEXICO.

.NlE MD iMIORIANH FROM MEXICO,
! The srhurn,r Virginia AnionelIe arrr, cd here
y'''',dny q" m Vera Cruz By passengers on This
vessel we have been pl icrI ~ y secession Of very
recent letters irom Mr. Kendall. Ho was siill IN
ne Hospital. sui cnJ wing cTrcll.nr health and j.
/ H''' he writes ~ as Hhis usual gpud humDr The
'"un'r Of last evening gives ihr following SUNNI
4 ~ 0fths new~;-
letter from a respectable and well informed
gentleman m Vera cruz gives % current and rrU
orally accredited fcr0u. that : Hl Anna had n, g,.
| tailed loan with Euglishncu fbr several miIr,r.
oi dollars. nud bud agreed ~ deliver the ClI,frn,
"l'" their hands, uurl the money should be return.
3D.
The yellow fever carried Of four or five person,
daily.
Trade Is now represented ns very duh in vera
cruz.
The captures lately male by inc Texan vessel.
o. VAR bad tended 10 casl gloom over the commerce
OF vera cruz
GrncmI Th"mqrou had not Iai dol when tho vir
g.ri1 Autpr ic.te sailed
Nnro Inc above nat written 40 have crnvcrl,d
WIN an Am"UC1u gentlemen who len the civ Of
Mexico pn fb" G.h rusr lie heard ,hcre Of tho ia.
F'i-I loan % SmtI Auls goycmu rnr. but lid MT
understand llJi rIc CLrfornias Nis 90 bo given o.
security. lie adds fhit the pyblIr mind rs m M un.
e.'Ied Stale ln Mryie there WIS thought % be q
s.r'sg plry 0ppuscd CO. Santa Anna. and SINE peu
gr went - ilr as ro auucplie anpticr rovuIuriIn.
H'inrrs were also ofl,d that SIufa Anna would de-.
clare himself emperor aud seize on the property Of
Too church. should ihc clergy oppose BIN.
About 10000 lmops ,srrc H,iuHcd i1 he cap
'1l 1000 no Vera Cruz 1000 XIlapl 5000 aud por.
siderable lOios were sad 10 tc ln lbc northern Dc.
p1uiutut
There was ro t1'k 0r invading Tcyas The prl.
Hncrs were z'i'' male o. wlrk 900 chains Two Of
fHom. h"wc,er0ue hy 'he nsmc ol Howard affected
ileif cs .upe.--N o Tie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
COHMIssIoYEI,s SALE.

John Ga ley I ~ CHNvcEGY.
vs. BY virtue of decree OF ne
Hannah AcNci C.Uuu Superior Conu Oi Law
and oIh'rs. aud Chauccr, e. the com Z, a
OHIO, renacfci IN ihis cause the ! / day Of BE.
bruary; 1879. shall on "Wednesday Tie sui day
Of June next, that long ,rc oi lie .9url days
for The Jane term at he County G, urr o. The sad
county. 'fT fer sale. ~ he irni duG oi tho
Coun house Of Ohio cUnaiy. the Wcsl holf
Of Lot No. 40 situated in the CIV Of VbceI.
Ing; on Clay street
The sale viii he made on SIX md Twelve months
credit the pur'l aer giving bond with good seeuri.
y. hearing ucr'st IT. ~ date. ter I,a,IEcrt Of tho.
purchase m"Icy. uId tic lille iCin.r d until The mo
ncy d iad !. w. MiTCHEILDS
For ARCH. WCOBS. 5. q. {.
may Aud COu'r Iu thy behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

The KnickerSocker for May is right welcome
II needs no commendslion from US. Its content,
nre: The paradise on earth = The ballad OF 81
James tho Ross Letters from Rome !" "Th,
Light Of The harem - Edward Afford and his play
fellsw;'' my Grandiather's port folio :; Life II
Huyu," &c. We advise oil who waat a good an,
valuable magazine to go 10 Thompson's and sub
scribe for the Knickerhooker
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

Mine host Of the whcarfeld Inn. rbi, d,y
entered The large md commDdous buildings ti,r
now occupy the site v here ia days lang sy1e the
sncieni aud honorable "oid when,GcId" reared its
humble but hospitable head and offered Us shelter
70 tho toil-worn traveller
Whilst we regret the lyss Of The venerable srruc.
'ure. associated o. It was with The many Joyous d1y
II our yout, IL is 10 Us source Of graduation that
on iis ruins now s reared the noble structure that
is destined to 30 honor 10 The glorious past. Fully
satisfied as We ore, that under the experimenting
care Of is present sficen, proprietor uur c.4nrrv
friends will End themselves much eat home" AZ the
"Wheaiheld AZ they were wont o, be Of its ancien
predecessor.
The healthy location and vbIIos me airy char.
hers Of the Wbesi6eld together with tie ,,seIIo 81
fare spraad by its whole soBcI proprietor. cannot
bot recommend "a 10 the l,crll patronage Of r,
public. end MAKE q en- inysluable acqui-iron O., the
baltimore Patriot WEST END
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
THE TOMB or WASHINGTON

wAsHNGrnN. April % 1912.
Among the recent arrivals Is that of Mar Yollan.
m, Lord JihnA The Nc-uron Il hop ir IN OOroo
'uiah, PeTsn. a. c,'mpl,y wuh his her Rev
Ju.ru p,r,u,, Missionary oi ,hc Amrrc h"'ri.
o. In rsl,y no n ~, "a, san Nr he with great
splcuiuf. ctcau a h,arilul day --;h. mure ~ ly
,-'mrn,i with hrlf a week OF clords aui storms.
The Bishop wIh his friend embarked on h''rd.
the Alexandria luai. whirh passed d"NE the broad
Potomac. yilicrug IN the morning SUI. and shot by
he war steamer IN .hH near Grevulcai's Puini
Their 80 Ct WIS TO visit MunnI Nernon. To walk
m'ng the SHADES an. Silrl 10y the i"mh ot the H.
l"sirois statesman i IA, ~ whose 'rtll remains
Were ieHses Here; thea were w pilgrims iTunl
ad'siance Of SIN thousand mi es wh" had cvme 20
stand near the dust. and admir- the lame uf our
NAShiNSrrN That fame has spread IL light to
The farther Pcrsil. MIR L. r. Irked lac had siond
on Mount ATarn where the arb of he M Gent ard
venerable Nonli-rhe the second pr rcnior of the
human ate-had rested after ire fierce waters ni
Ihr deluge. bul such cm.iio.,s r,,.,s.J his .,l
/ when hlS feet si"ol on MOu II Vernon where r,
rnses the dust "f hi n. who alter a rr,,, no,l ,cn
n a. IN which IN liiary free aad ua ,r mrr,I N,r,.
hut cuusiiu mt elements. retired To elise n hcr,ic
e with uaUqul. i, aih.
when the revolution in Cauada lr,.Lc on, ia Isa-
there Ncre only nine harialr.n-. ] 500 men siro ,
~ Norh Ane go. and now 10 were a or eNcusiN,
q tNob IL ~ at Guar,ls aud tho Royal Canada,
Re sImeat.l 600 m strung. Ia India. New S,uil
VILE; and CHINA. there were RON - battalion
"a cad OF % This MAS a. icro.s" ut 1 haiiu
lnus mrrc than existed four ytars Age. Looking
therefore, 10 the State relies 'ae "a niee won
dpuht'cs-. hc of 81, iniun that Il Was necessary D.
me cNpe i"hi To r,ncdy tins slate 90 hinge u
therefore prrpnsrd 10 the Government tina, sIx 9th
depuis SHOULD b in' a o. siI companies If 10
men cacI, and Thai they sLo I'D Ie sent ahruad
siS healthy STAT ons- Tor Iusancc-'o GIbmliar Be
3 muln, Halifax. or Quebec or lie Meduesrane u
= aud that ihnre They shrull take ihe garrison dul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

correspondent from whom we have received
much manuscript asks US, with apparent gravity.
what can be done for q in a case Of hope
less love. We are sure we don't know what would
cure case Of the kind unless it might be done by
boiling the patient three hours in Oil Of virrol and
laying her in an ice house 10 drv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

STORM IN ILLINoIS.-The Peorle'. Organ
states that q tremendous hail storm aud food yisi.
ted the town Of Peoria, H., on the night of the
18Th ult Much damage was sustained both from
the hail and the flood One individual alone is
supposed 10 have suffered loss Of 81 900, and ma.
ny others have sustained severe losses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

sPEClE.-Tho Zanesv,llc Aurora says The
m'ers at Akron. are paying spccic iur wheat. and
on advance ofPrices at that At MassrIIuu they pa,
tho paper Of the MassiiIon Bank which is con, rii
bic into spcco OF sight
The Canton Demo~rat says uat one tInus 1n,
dollars in specie was offered ia that place at ono pc
cent premium foF specie paying rnrcr."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
IRINEl IINEN

SSsA P'E1hN j i"rrui qualities jus. received
2DsS AMI iDr safe lpyr Than con be purchased
in the city hy
BRGNFLfNGEE & SINIJCROSS.
my 100. Mar,ei Square.
GtORDACE-A general a,s,rne,g Of Ircm,
" oui militia Cur,lagp. f.r Steam anil ,r,t
Bal,; Bel Curds; Plough Lines. Tr,t Line: P.,rL.
M Yarn. SPIN Yir1; BLrkjug. au other a., i.,s..
Of Hemp, Flax and Curirn OIkum. Alsoa general
assortment Of single. d.uAc aud lrcl,lo blocks and
shsc,'G Tar, Oil, Sc Sc. fore sale by
may Il MkEE g. co
LOUR-W1ufoJ or an Eastern markc,. 400
n'ls SnW Flour MKEE s. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

FULL POSTAGE.-Thc P,st Office Dcp,r,mar
nave issued an order stating ih1r foil postage mus
hereafter he charged on Oh the new publrraiiou-
similar TO Zanoni ISSUED by the mammoth sheet,
Ihi' would make The postage twenty FIVE GEMS OF
Zenoni under ONO hundred miles. and 6ay cents o.
Yer one hundred miles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER We hn,,

BETTER LATE THAN NV FIX we nave
' ceiyed the pril number of the SUUrHFRN Lrr-
rsARY MEssE>GE, AID have. Tor some days. ucglrc-
ted to be.'ow upon II that commentator wh',h q
always richly deserves. There Is no work ia the
country of a similar character. Which has A. dis
tinguishcd claims TO the suPPuu oi the practical
ma or woman This. IL rarely contains anything
which should merely be reus, cast down and tor
gotten lis general contents ore worth ireasurIur
up IS a portion Of real intelligence. THE numhcr
before Us, particularly worthy Of this classified
ton. The only objection have To the wurk j.
tina, while its subscribers receive 1t promptly Nc
only get an occasional number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

CURIOUS DISCOVERY Ill IarIs,u trrrfg
IsrDtcrcJ chat if water Do rcrnirrf d, rr, g1t
.brysch hrs iH he bDupn of t.le vrs.,I fl4t CON.
'lirs 90 70 yortoz Will Dc formed iua dirc,g.u con.
rrary lhe course Of Doe sun. fills is sid a Do Boo.
varaIIy male f1 whfr round In fIe oau.ifr course
yet os as ihs srp1sr power is rernYve 90 viii
begin fo turn contrary 10 rIe Sun. The I....tsrr
YllhIs pbruImsuoU ruruios DO 20 Iha rotation ofrr
o3Itl Jn irs Iyis. aud dsfsr,s G.m 90 o ns'I.. d.
lHfmg fhc latitude ol II4.rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

Vermont, next to Louisiana, is according 10 her
population the greatest sugar-prOducing State in
the Union. In 1910 she produced over 5II9 PCS
pounds-or l72 to each inhabiiant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

The Evening Journal" is the title Of q new daily
paper, just commenced in Philadelphia, by Win.
thrOp Atwell, Esq formerly editor Of the Philadel
Phia GlzetIc. The first number appeared on Sat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

Codhshing viii not be - su-ns.vsry f5r,,,,r
from ihis country The present wear me- .c.,s..., 4
ysaFs PEST We learn hat bot few ,s..sr, -.
Eo1s ~ ere gong this season. from rr5y1,sfsvr a.
ihs Banks On The south shore Of Tho Cane. go.
body i' preparing ior shsd fishing we iss, G.sy
Vii 0yeFdo he business BaysuqIls Fafyia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

w Mr. ALEXANDER, clerk Of the splendid
steamer Goddess Of Liberty will accept our thanks
Tor the latest ST, Louis Papers--a day or Two in adj
vance Of the mail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
ArH1Iql 1870
yIRGINtABANkS

The RcbmonI Com ,.les notices rhs silrcmsnr
nldr boo B,iinnrc. hat The Bunk, Of virginia r.r,
abott 10 take measures frr an early resumption. and
says
"Jpon inquiry. wc learn that The Richmond
hanks, un fuc ID Of last month"; ndI ro.sa, circular.
20 iHo other banks ~ ihs Slate, suggesting Chat mod
early resumption was important anil greatly o., 70
dc-i'cd, ADD recommending that o. convention r.
lhe hanks hc held Boo this city ON fhp IItb gly 40.
June nest ipr Doc purpose uf taking fho subj .rt r.
consideration. We pre- sumo ibli the convention
VIII hr "H Hu earlier dsy than nat der.yr,fsI l,
lhe Lfglsaiure- The sDYHcf The Jrffsr We con.
iess "e ore much Euuhed ar fhs mYgs.ncr. .,s4,r
ant'ous 10 see au- H,nss p1yrg .nr.,s-Yar .-I.r,
and our people ",'. thereby be relieved of ,,.,.
heavy weight winch u1H pfossr. rr.4 rlr-g
us weigh ane'ur again. with good rHrr.r.- Ill
m0ulshed 1nd guided by che or psrrrrrs .f ft. ~.
aui aided By our owe energies and r.r. ,rF g
shall room 90 pr0spsr. and b1II ag on 4 trr- -r
ra1I foundation, whirh viii UIi easily br gr.,,,tI
"a uitem Planter" through fbr New O.r....
Pcayuuc h7s invited Lori M1rperl nos, r.rrr.
fy. ~ arqu1rnf rmss d with The arfulI r1ul .f..
Southern slaves. aHd be- ventures fD assor. rHIf.
uJngsi Iha hunIrsi aud seventy rbJuaa1d within.
.ho limits pl Louisiana. he will fnI more h1pa-urs
'ud more romiIu ihIH 8fo enjoyed ~ auy p7rr.l
81 ihe iabgfns CLASSES Of Europe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07


MOST MELAN CHOLY ACCIDENT.-Thc
Boston papers mention sal accident which occur.
rcd on Friday On the afternoon of that ,lny nj O..
bout ! O'Clock. lho Sloop B ut belonging TO the
Farm Srhnol, on ThumP,on's Island. wa, returning
from fishing excursion. under charge orNIr axes.
the altman. with Mr. Peabody. the Teacher. and
rwcniysoy'u boys belonging 10 the school. and VA.
unfortunately upset 10y ntw Of wind While racL
mg aud immediately sunk, and al on board. a.
cepi four OF Ihc buys were drowned The follow.
ing particulars 81 the melancholy event arc from,
the Advertiser Of Siurdi,:
On The day bofDrc. there hal been n visitation 90,
tho school, by the directors uud the plrcn's cC The
boys, when the srhpri sas found 10 hc IN Crcollcut
order The hogs 4 10 number worcall IN fine health
md condition and they gave most satisfactory cyi
dcnce Of god conduct. a. a reward f,r their yp,J
behaviour, they we 70 ycsicrdly allowed holiday
and - ol TIC nImbcr were permitted 10 GO below
fishing. under charge Of Nir Otlcs an eSpcucpccJ
b'aim1n, IN the regular EN- 10y Of the sciip,l o,,J
Mr. Peabody, mn excellent aud highly c>toorn,l
Young man ir'm BHlJrI Ia'cly cm1lsycd AS teacher
OF the scIDb
Thcy bad ra1 .ht soy rl' fish. and ,ycrc ON fI,ir
return % the Is oul 900 fine s2u.y 5aarnr 4r.,rp.t,
heal wind, anI pi-srj spurlfa point .f inc f.ltt
nt ih'y were chrcred by tba IlysvbI Hll r.rntfr.
hoe
Having stood % rpNlrls IS tarnrIr I..4rf fr. han,
was 900 tIc act Of lacking. Tor fIc 1rrr., of rprt.,
towards tbc landing pliro. whom .Hr srlrsrr, r..
set and sunk Three uff4o Hugs sHsrlrro a fi,.,-
selves hy r.rgIrg 90 o. HuE Winch h.II r,rE.r.
and were picked up 10y fHr srHr ~ q F,.f.y. AND
brought COP i' town. uuc nl them when taken n,
hcuG .n n Stale of Ius.us.H..ur
Or Morrison. br SlrrrurrrIsrr. au a...,., ,r..
disaster proceeded o., the aIrI, u small f.,f $3.50.
icl by two Hrmcr. lui sgrr.atad boo r..llrg III,
ono 'gy olive Jeremiah IguelJ and The r..Iy ~
'.' WIZ was Ifir.ass. AH ha resi-. tgarfg.f t,-..
o. uHHIer. HHI Gc ..uulu sad re4rla. &c..
'IfaI iI iHo deep. THE bus. were slvs.It , f...
h f.s''r were Wm Wa'H,t. g. * s.,l.,,.l.
1ld ru.J We uuErrrraf I'D DE r.,,
'ls h"o large a11p rugged J,lt ru perfect or
% De- ore 1i I117' o. cr'r 1i an Iusrrurlflo Pr.rl
.'n''. Which Hrnrurg sl1Ienly o., s5 Hl7uy gaurr.
'H. spirits .n fH" u1n.1r of i,gIus ssb.irltrla. 1pr
II.Ns .'rHF 1uI mIurulrz Toto .l many nmIIs..
I'' HI' r-.fr boo f.I. breast of ever, one n SYM
.".y Or 'Ia tnrel.aI DmHfrH. 1rI To- HteIy sens
70. I0" ir.. tenure of HumII avfHaIlo
j. o.. -IrHI.i f.1f lI1 blIf uHy H1 fai.rI 4nf
I. o. Hrqcl fIlt some 5i fls bodies mfy d, r.td boz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

Boston sppsars 10 bo competing r1osf sursessfIII,
for the trade Of Western New TarG. since the canr
pieuou Of The Railroad Whic. ua.t.s her tu Albany
The Ithaca m " Chronicle says--
We understand hist sevsral of our prfrer..ls Nfr,
chants ere gnInE 20 BJsion 10 get Their .yInr s4.
piits q goods tHisss ueu grcgps b. urfnrF \,
NsN iofh' H's morally certain ihat Boston will fakc
large portion ot the trade af the lyesf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07


We COPE iIc following tom The Albany Even
ing Juuuni 81 Friday.
WESTERN EAILBOAD-'Thc following npic
if'm iHe Agent of the Wesicm Railroad gives dat.
icrrug account 81 The immense sluut,ui Of busine,s
dome un The "Grc1t Iron lIghwav." between ,Ii,
city 1ud Bs'nE The auricfpliipus II the rnp,i san
gu'no friends cGshi- road Jid fair 10 be more Than
realized.
AFRI20 1912.
Dear Sr-'rl ohjccr Of this note H. 90 inform yuu
that oar Ffeght Tram tbs morning was the largest
hy many tons. we hH,e ever sent Besides the or.
binary qnaulity which ~ sent iu % regular Hind II
nay. we have his m iruinE sc1i 80 live hogs o s
head "fcaille. 80 barrels 11ur fIr Els.un. which
is The frd iof We have scut east of Worcc,rcr. ina
King inalI g loaded cars and requiring rvvp extra
er2'res 90 draw ihcm-beug rising 800 tons
This looks UuruUus I should think this vpry fat
eTng 10 The friends Of enterprise. Your, truIy
Wh ~ TOWNSEND
IBuEIGw VIVID. Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

u ? " write uf . decd nT IrrsI execute ! 10 me.
n . lay Ciarles MpIta I Will sell, for rsa,Iy. ra,I
n pniic aus,ur, ou Sunday tho 2Sh n,si all
ihe right iV aud interest uf the said Ninliha r,r,,
and Ia luC Gen." lhirl part ni To- M 2.6 nj G
addition IN lh, ',N" u Wheeling land our Is W.
iian Chap,nC SAIL par, 81 said lUI being fory Scrr
aud eight niche, ~ .ruIL. IN J'hud street ia South
Wh"chng and runHN z lack sS'y Fix 'ect Sic 10
take place Ou the promises
AiSn 81 ihc same tiWs GsI3 Ilace hDi of inu,r-
hn!d iuniurr, shat gnn AI II sarfe, rers l,~...
and SILVER watch. sale 10 r"mrrsI,rc q, ..'ci,tk.
NJ, Of I'd day. S ATKINSON.
may lis Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

VIZ Ask NOTHING MOHg-wE +" Ill AE
,,Pr sorHtsg LEss THAN a RRPRE>E ia
rIoS IN PROPORTION TO OUR FoFCLf I'oN'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

~ Our advertrsng-eusiomers are reques'u
hand in ihc'r favor. early ss three o'clock ." ''
~ previous To publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

NEW YORK CUSTOM HCUSE,-On Saturday
the President Of the United States sent to the House
OF Representative the follow Jug communications,
com. aneI with the Reports referred tee iherein-
The papers ars said 10 have II led good sized mar
act baskC:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05
CITY Intelligence.

SIRIKE FOR WAels.ln addition to the excitement that
ha ibeen created in city from disputed elections Rhode
Island institutions abolition meetings, &c. portion Of
the workmen engaged in lay ing the pipes for the intro
dn cton Of water have made stand Tor advance Of 25
per day their wages. The persons who have
centy contracted for this work have reduced their
from 81 to rs per day and the result has been several
o'S-dc-dovs rmpusse and riots Thr police were sta
toned yesterday several points of the work in order TO
keep things quiet and several made during the
day.
STREET THEr.-Laurencc Sapel was caught on Tues
gay night by private waichman, while busily engaged
IN hchhs crocksry from crate front Of the
OF John W. Whitney. in Fulton, street and
locked up for trial ..'f $50 717-. ~
. Fitting OuT.-Emma Anderson wns caught on Tues
day night in the act Of stealing black san dress and
other articles OF clothing valued 49, the property
Mary Saunders o3 Thomas street and sent to the Tobs
for meditation. I'T
AyoTHER DIsHoNEsT WAsHERwoMAS.-A colored wo.
man named Mary Chase, while engaged in washing for
the family OF Claus shepherd on the 2sth ult. stole a
watch valued at $780, and other articles worth about x5
On being arrested portion of the goods stolen were found
in her possession and she lodged in limbo trial
ArorLEcrIc DEArH.-An inquest was held Yesterday
the body of Hugh Scott native of Ireland aged 81
years, who died suddenly Tuesday night from apo.
plexy
FOUND DRowSEp.-The body of Nicholas vesper one
OF the hands of the brig Julia, who drowned the
night of the Sd of April company with Areck ater-
goest, another hand OF the vessel and Frederick
Johnson boaswan of the Russian barque Theodore Hen
rich, found in North river estcrday between pier No.
and 3, and inferred by the coroner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD.


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