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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14
twice 4 week,

g4,ase Ga''irry. e,,n, .,s country whenever
~ - .,,ri;;rs unknown a. tls c.ice ciust be anthem
M h- en,ursaton orihe Postmaster in The neeheohoo"
go" No csc he published Every measure, that has
reyeit inpositiCns and quZZes, has proved hereto
' --:ge must, therefore, insist ia such case upon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25
TRUSTEES SALE

ny Virtue of deed of Trust from PesrIv Sb,,r
70 me, bearing date the 10th day Of Deeernhey
iS3s and now on record IN the Clerks Office for
marshall county, on Monday the lsth dSv of
June $40, AZ the front door Of the CouTt 49,.
Tor Marshall county, shall sell TO the hiohsst
ena pest bidder a. public suction, on the toTns
,ta,. ~ menhoned, the following described
One iTact containing II Acrrs and AZ poIe. L..
ing on me waters of Little Grave creek IN ,bs
cOuatt Of Marshall, bounded a. set fsrth in ,bo
S EeeI Ol uusI before mentioned, beng the same
iohd conveyed TO said SHARP ~ Jesse Toml;n.",,
1926. " 'sIeays
Also a tract ofland containing so ,cy., I,;n
~ s'e Halg'y OIL Lille Grave CTetk in the county
Of marshall, bounded set forth m ths A. ~
Tust before mentioned, being the same ianJ go
veyed TO said Sharp by FredeTick Snydsr 80 -.
Oy deed bearing date the 3 IN day ofMsy. ism
=, sS act Of land contsininE ~ acres Ioods
tnl 80 poles lying on the waters Of Little C5TSv.
Slees ln 'he sald county ofNarsha1 boundsd =.
sot lOTth ~ the deed Of truft before nsnt;on.J
0yllE tne same land conveyed 10 said Shsvn h.,
a.. as 4oouiea and wife, by seed bearing date
-" o. ~, u. ,gay Oi august, 1888
EhMo VI oAbE-One fourth Of ths p,v-
Chasy money cash one, fourth IN nine v,oseh,
SllS iiyeItn ~ Hiteen months, and ths Yerosining
1919 CH AZ tnO years, with interest from the DAY
oi sale. For the deferred on cfsd,t in.,,i....s.
OOnds with personal security 10 Be sbnvs~sd -
~ VII De Ftqursd, sod the title retained -
paid. ~" Ha'e pesH
Selling as Trustee by virtue Of the dad If ,yy.,
before mentioned, ] shall sell and sonVgT oni,
the utis vested 40 me BY the said deed OF trust
"HCh 10 ~ beiieVed, however, will be found. On
eEa ninatIqn, TO be clear and indsputabls.
Any further informs lOn desired can be had an
application 20 me ~ my once on Main strset IN
tho CITY Of wheeling. JAMES WHEAT.
Msrshuii Beacon copy to the amour, Of sV sois.
ans chnse ib,s Once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

The Csasl Commissioners OF Pennsylvania and
ths transpIrsrs Of goods since The reduction in
hoiis made BY tho legislature at l1zEerheads about
NE rates OF transportation Tho commissioners say
thai The Iolls low enough and the naesporIcrsde-
clare they cannot carry goods at that rate and
ths state will necessarily aud Immediately lose
The carrying business unless they reduced. The
Philadelphia Commercial LiH in speaking Of the
sneeei. says that Ito cOHpsto with the rail roads
these prices is impossible and unless they are re
dueCd the State nuh luse the trade. u doubt
less WILL but the state is in a very had FL. so much
in debt that she have high olls and losing ev.
srything unless she duces them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25
OHIO Leo ISLATURE.
SE.N \ r.
Eshruarx OF 1874


February 81. ls43
J o'ciosk = ~
Mr. Jone-. frDn 4 select committee reported b n
10 change the tunes ct holding tho Courts Of Com
mon Pleas an Hamilton coEHlr.
Tie ball relating 10 rvads and hig n Nays IN Zines
vile township. MusNineniu eolnIy, aud ptO, ding
for the performance vi Ihs duties OF supervisor. IA
soId township, Vas read third I,ne ai,d lad sp,n
the table.
The bill 10 amend the act entitled ian art 20
rsgunie Judgments and eIscuiions.' - passed March
!. 1881 was read u third Iie and rscururuitIrd &c
Mr. Parker.
On motion Of Mr. Barley. the Senate took up the
btl iur Tho punishment ui certain crimes and ni.dc
meanOTs. The quesiiun being a Jon Il rn.tiou uf Mr.
HnzeiIine. To Ppsi ,he ball nnirl Dec mhcr next.
Mr. BARLEY called for division oi tho gussIiun.
when the Senate refused 10 pus,ppus-yeas Is, nays
II. The bill then passed-yezs -. NAYS Ia.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resumed the consideration of The bill
to Provide fIr thu completion of that pursOn Ui the
Miami Canal Extension under Contract,
the question being u OiIpn tore commit
The Question m en- being ON the amendment of Mr.
LaTyyI 10 include IN the bill the of cai.ul locu-
| ted between the WslhUndiHg I'urruN eneuI at the
mouth of Rillbuck creek. aud the town Uf Wooster
II was los, 30 10 10.
The question Then being ordering iie bill 10 a
'hlu IsdullE Ht DylllS'u auurcssed llS House IA
opposition until fa.I tie usual hour of adjournment
when he concluded By moving call oi The IIuuse
| which was ordered.
Mr. COnvetsr MAYED to di.rsi.se with further PIC.
ceedIngs under the call. u,r,n which motion. Sir
McNulty addressed tHs House i.r more than two
honrs, iseussing great variety of subjects entirely
! unconnecIed with the pending guesnOi.
The Previous Question vas Iheu ordered. and the
bill was ordered a third readIug On 10 saorrow-
yeas -. nays &c
| The House adJUuFusd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

We respe the treaty Which we have entered
ini" with the United. in iAnruz that treaty " cti.
sider that we have abaudout Il right ui siluiion
We do noi understand irn the United States that
they entered into that treaty with any engagement
iru'n us TO abandon the right oi VsItalOn. which
u not necessarily connected with the question OF
the slave trade, we thought was a step In advance
when the Uniied States prOesSed a readiness tn DIES
patch a ma va! force a. the Of Africa for The
purpose Of suprrcSsing the slave trude. We did
nOt accept The detachment uf that naval force n an
equivalent for any right which cAimei' set sill
We thought that fJru great country like the United
Slntes IL lake that step Ih the Quasi OF AZ.
RIGA, although the pOws Of visitation Is limited utI.
dor the treaty Iu such case. although We clam no
right To wish saver, b'ua tide Am, rican aud the
right s 10 b. exercised 10y vessels at tho United
SIaies-we thought n. say, u step ia advance To.
ward the ultimate suppression of the slave trade 10
ncrrde To the prupIsIlinn &c the uaiivd States
But IN accediug To that Nc have not sbandon ell
our rlsims IA the sllghtest d'gree. NOR dbl II ever
make amy part OF our intention, during the couIrO.
versy. 10 abandon the right e. which We lay clam
"a the despatch have mentioned. (lIear, hear
henr-) We have not conienied ours Ives. SIR, with
leaving thus fact To- become knO VA by a declaration
ia this house; hut since the appearance OF the Prcs
draIs Message, we have taken opportunity ui
iulinlsiIug 10 The Uhed States The CONSTRUCTION we
place on the treaty. (Cheers) I trust, cir that
have SAID enough ID satisfy the house on llIs point
trust, asi. that although compelled avu,y a ina.
terial difference Of opinion belN the two govern
mens upnn this material question: have stated thu
difference Of opinion with The respect which
wish Ia maintain towards the high authorities vi the
UuiIed Safes. (Iear hpsr)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA

The Senate returned suudry bills. passed. some
with amrndH. enls. all Ui private nature.
The house gave The Use Of The hall loT The purpose
81 holding the wing cuIiN enrIun Ihs 22d inst.
and The conventions was accordingly 10 bs hsiI
there.
debate occurred uPnn the formation Of = new
county out "i parts "i ilarrI-.n. Lewis and Randolph
10 be called BIr5Dur
The order of The day being the bill ~ impose Ia
on M-r:hunis Licenses was debated; but no vote
taken when the house adJuurntd.
The Richmond Wing says tho Legislature will
authorize The reception OF The lauG money. Wa
hope
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

SELECT LIBRARY OF RELIGIOUS LITE
RATURE This is tbs tiIlo OF a periodical. two
a1mben OF which we have received. Published by
James NJ Campbell OF Philadelphia These mum.
bsr' each comprise about 24o pages Of tho Amer.
can edition Of D'Au5igne's history Of tho Rslorma
tion. work known to the great majority Of the
principal Protestant clergy and IaltY as Nvort for
beauty Of STYLE evident coador and lorcibls commea
rarely equailed and never equalfed upon that sub
jse Sincerely az We regret that ssciarian spirit or
feeling should ever DO found among christians. we
cannot shot eyes to the fact that the present is
IN epoch in the history OF Christianity, that only
Squallsd in importance b ? its foundation and the
reformation. Events among which tEe conquest OF
China and India are OF psram punt import ance in.
dieaie the speedy extension to uniysnalIty Of the
Chfisiian Religion. For the field that is open and
opening. the various see;s with q commendable
faith snd ambition, con,snding. In tn is country
and Europe many of the Protsssats seem. to have
combined against the power and religion OF the
Pap1cy. while on the other hand. the latter seems
70 be extending its power against oil Obstacles with
comes peculiarly interesting to all classes OF CHRIS.
tanS 10 know the history OF The papa church aud Of
the rsf,rnafOn. Information vhic h they can moro
readily obtain from this than from any work eIrant
The price Of this work 10 very ow; bat Is cents a
number. or ell 80 per year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

BONES.-ll is said that in 1889, there
were upwards OF 5000 tons Of bones i'm
ported from foreign countr les into Hull,
England, and that. in 1897, the value OF
this article imported into England was
nearly a million and quarter ordollars.
We remember TO have seen notice
some months ago Of an expectation OF
bones from our own port TO Liverp col.
Now it - possible that the enterprise
ard good judgment of our farmers will
allow John Bull to carry Que bones 8,
900 miles to spread upon his lands, and
they themselves stand by, as if they
thought them hardly worth their grind.
ing. We are approhensiye that bone
dust is not sufficiently appreciated in
this vicinity. or he mate rial would not
b. sent from our very elbows 70 enrich
the broad pastures Of England.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

Il will be seen by the following article. copied
from the New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th, iha I
Sir William Drummond Stewsrr. the Scottish lrav.
sllsr. is preparing make second tour Of pleas.
urS" 10 the Rocky MUuRtain region Il will be re.
collected that on his frs "trip that remote country
one Of the puriy which accompanied him was Mr.
Miller, talented young painter Of this city:
SIR WM STEwART-we have for some time
been aware that preparations were On foot for an
expedition 10 set fjrIh IN the spring on hunting
and exploring excursion TO the Far Wost"-fo The
sources of the streams which from among the Rocky
mountains take their course = some westward 10 the
Puehc. aud Others through the great" father DIVA.
tiers" TO The GulfOf Mexico. The gentleman who
m the main designed and /. 10 carry out this adyen
tnrJus scheme is Sir William DrummJnd Slewurt
the wealthy Scotch bIronei, who has for seyernI
weeks been passing his time IN Ger CITY, engng ed
partially IN making his prepaTat IONS for the eIpedi.
tim. Sir William has already made Two excursions
ssrUss our Western praIiss. hunting the buffalo and
other large game with which they abound and Wis.
sling the various tribes Of Indians who roam across
their vast eEteLt. lie returned 10 Scvtlau5 about
two years since, and has subsequently, travelled
extensively in Europe and the East. visiting Russia
CIrcussa and the Holy Land. But he has now
retained to seek out not only trophies Of skill in the
chase upon a scale, too. not known m Greni Britain
but 10 explore the lakes which abound near the
head waiess Of Ia Platte and the Yellow Stone
GT William will leave here in tho course Of tho
approaching month. and 10 isSupposed that The er.
petition will set forth frDm Weston. point on the
Missouri, between tie middle Of pnl snd the first
Of May next The party will COZ sist Of some fifty
Persons, completely equipped for the purposes Of
such an EXCURSION ~ present 1t - supposed that
thsy will ascent the Plaite rver in the plains Dor.
deTing gpon Which The bufalO 10 found in yasr
Numbers. tll they reach is source. Not far from
here-sPenkIng comparatively. of course-lhe Vel
low Stone takes ne rise 10 Lake EuBiace, which.
with other large lakes. u is he intention Of these
Uoyagsars 10 explore. They will soJourn for while
omUng the Crow aud Snake indians, visiting such
oiher tribes as hey may find upon their route.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

MISSOURI LEGISLATURE-Ths Missouri
iiUuae of.RepresenIaiiyeS has passed a pretty va.
dcai currency bill. IL provides that afieIOr the LIST
Of July next no corporation individual shall pass
or receive within The Stale any bank note Of less
denomination than five dollars. nor aher the Isi Of
July neat. no Pos'noie or Eute OF specie pay.
ing bank, or dspreciaed note Of any SORT shall be
passed srreceIN cd IN the SIaIe-hat oil contracts
and transactions. founded on loans payments made
ia such prohibited notes currency, shall be null
and void: that no eDrppralipn Except the bank Of
MIssouuD or individual shall receive money or
deposite o! deal ia exchange; and that any officer
or member ola corporation or any individual found
guilty Of violating any provision Ofihe oct, shall Oe
suijeci TO fine oil $500.
Wonld no! such fine be pretty severe pun.
ishment TO be inflicted on poor man for recsiyi ng
in payment Of a small debt a bank nOts that mig ht
happen 10 he RI ono or Two per cent discount. -
L9uiSviHs Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25
. o = z = @ Is i % q ,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
NOTWITHSTANDING CoNGREsr.
THIRD SESSION
WASHINGTON. Feb % ISIi

SENATE,
TIT walkers resO IuIIOUs. ofit red ON MonJay e.
vening IA reference TO tho uiiunaliy or ,uS
assumption oi State dsbs unJ the Iaci that the aai
su'hpi'n oi 'he,H " one Cunsrsss would nOI birI
arOlher To pay them. came UP IA order
Mr. Iallmudse moves, t. lay the resilh tian ON the
IahIe. The VOTES ~as,-aye. rs, nays lS
For me h!'li lime Ihese abstract resoIuII0us ueFs
a.. posed Of
The NONy appropriation hill ~as then taken up
and Sundfy amendments Propo,eJ.
The naval appropriation bull was read IN: rd Tins
and passed.
The bill TO repeal the bankrupt law was made
the order Vi the day Tor tomorrow
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. I {! lngersoii usksd leave To submit a resp
lu'i"h' requesting the President of the United
States To communicate Io The Huise iC IN his opin-
lon' uOl improper, whatever correspondence he hos
from The British Government respecting the Posi-
denis construction Ut ~ much Of the late Ashbur
ton treaty as relates To The alleged night Of vsIna
AmerIcun vessels. lie was about to show what
SIR B'oar' Peel thought OF the subjsoI. but he Wa,
pre- rented tom dOIns ~ 6y cries objection ronf
various directions.
Mr. Adams nnVed III suspend the rule. 10 aIo,.
hun 10 present suudry petitions.
The yeas and nays was IHken OH suspendIng IA,
rulrs--yels 50. nays IUG.
s. Tho question: was decided ia the negative.
The resolution vi Mr. Inscrs"I, above rsierrSL to-
wa, adopted.
The resolved itself into the Committee Of tbs
Whole on the state OfIhe Union and took up Ih,
Navy P'nsion bull; which, alter having been road
was laid aside Io be- r ported to the House.
The bill making appropriations TOR fulfilling trea.
" a'iPnliiionS VIII various indian IrIbcI; Ond tho
BAL making appropriations for certain lori ifcslioa.
were els" ldId ASIDE 10 he reported
10" hill Masking appropriations certain harbour.
anu fiNefsnnd hf The continuation Of the Cumber.
lshd fOad through the SIaTes OF Ohm. Indiana aud
lIIIu"is was read through and the committee rrse
Tue several oils pasted in cunniIlee vera
passed in the house
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25
FRANCE


poned The session of the Chambers with
the following speech:
MeSeeurS Tie Peers anil Deputies -
The affection aud sympathy of France
have sustained me. With heart still
bleeding but full Of confidence in your
devotion, IT. calling Oh you myself To re.
sumo your labors, | am DESTROYS of com
plotting now, that which grief compelled
me TO leave at the commencement OF
your last session. You have n! ready
done much for tho safety aud future
fortunes Of France. thank you in her
name. Whatever may DO the troubles
OF me and nine, we will devote 10 her
service all that Col may give US Of
strength and Of life
Favored by order and by peace, the
national prosperity, evinced III the rapid
increase of the public revenue, develop
Itseii beyond our most sanguiue hopes
lie certain predomnanCe OF law is the
surest pledge Of the welfare OF all, rs
the power otthe States and the convic-
ton generally felt, that the laws will be
strictly executed, render recourse TO
their severity less frequently necessary
feel confident that our prosperity
will continue without interruption orob
staclc My relations with foreign pow
erS continue pacific and friendly,
he good In'elligence between the DIFF
ferent powers has confirmed peace in
the East, and brought about in Syria
the re establishment ola government
dapted - their religious faith and their
wishes.
deplore the troubles which have re-
Gently agitated Spain. in my relations
with the Spanish Monarchy, have only
had in view the protection Of our legiti
mate interest, the observ ance towards
the Queen Isabella II, Of a sincere
friendship, and to give 10 the rights OF
humanity. that succor which honors
the name Of France.
Up taking possession OF the Marques
sas Islands, have obtained for our nav
Igators IN those distant seas, support
aud refuge of which the necessity has
Tor long time been felt
Thanks 10 the preserving efforts Of
our brave army. our dominion in Algei-
ra becomes every where stable and res
pected. The vigilance and order of the
government will complete the work so
3 sC''NNS'J prosecutor OJ Out SOlulCIS.
have recommended negotiations with
different States, which will have the eff
feet 0: giving vigor to our agriculture,
commerce and industry, and of procu
ring addition al facilities to our national
| interests.
The laws on finances aid sundTy pro
jects Of law, intended TO produce impor-
tant improvements in our legislation and
administration, will be Immediately pre-
sented TO you.
Gentlemen, the world is at peace
France is free, active and happy. | have
had and shall have 10 my last day, the
desire to issue those Leneits TO my coun.
| try. 1t is with your constant and loyal
assistance that have thus far succee-
ded. You will assist me in maintaining
in concentrating our common work
/ II will DO for oil, the most desirable re
comPcnse, and the only consolation, for
viii h ! can hencelorward hope.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

ST LOUIS, Fee. i6.-Navigalion has
been almost entirely suspended since
last weeks notice Of the market, and
there has been no business doing in any
department Of trade. The weather has
been, aud is cold, with little prospect Of
change for some days The wa,or in
the channel Of the river is about al a
stand, and has. no 1yuJ',rcschcd is low.
cs' 0oial,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

RELIEF TO THE SrATEs.-ln the House
Of representatives, on Monday petitions
we're presented by Messrs, McKennan,
Johnson, Cooper and Russell, from citi
liens Of various sections Of Pennsvlva.
MA, Mary land, Indiana and Ohio, OF both
political parties, praying Congress to
authorize the issue Of $500, 100000 nj
stock,to Re distributed amongst the sew
eral States, after tho manner proposed
by tho Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

The weather Sow gives evidence ofs speedy
opening Of spring. and the spring bu,incss-if Lusi
mes 10 10 be d, II strikes that now woaId be
good tim, for our merchani. to Iats regular and
thorough brushing Up. that their stores and gUuds
night be prepared rot only with value. but with
IA attractive appeal, for Strangers. There iss
great deal in appearances
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

A Cr7E Box We CODY from an ev
changs paper She following dia!or,.r.
which look place between a COW Jrsyai
and boy. i say boy. stop that COW
i ham go no topper We'll heal
her then She is already headed, sir
'Tu:n her then! She is right side out
already sir 'Conlound your inuerIi.
hence! speak 10 hcrc Good moruipa
Mrs COwn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

FIRE About nine o'clock Is,t .v.,;D. =.
frame shed on Short street. running lrusn Front To-
Second street, occupied 10y Atwood, Jones l. Co. AZ
'o6Occo warehouse, was destroyed by fire Nth
ITS cOnIenIs together wfth frame house suioining
Pits. Gaz FEB %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

ARKANSAS LEGISL AZURE The Legisla
tnfo Of Arkansas has just adjourned, after session
Of ihros months nnd, according 10 he Little Rock
Glzoils, n0sr passi' more than one hunIred acfs
q gublio mature. Two q Them provide for the
winding Up ofihe banks Immediately. The CON.
rsteo appointed 90 inquire into me conduct OF the
governor ard Two Of the supreme court Judges. rel.
otve 10 the late assignment ofthe real estate bank
reported. near The close Of he session. 'hai here
vi" not '.fcssi evidence .- prefer .Hsrge1 W.
1u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

We are indebted To A Newnsn. ESQ. Of the Va.
ga ia Senate for copy OF the Report OF the Joint
ComnIIse on expenditures. FOr which he will
please accept our I1anks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

The SANITARY committees from the diHtrauT
wards VI this city held meeting yesterday. for the
purpose Of organizing Board Of Health. when Dr..
A. 5. Todd was elected President and Il. w. Hur-
ding Secretary for the ensuing wear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

MURDER "A persln named Abraham
Devce, at Pelham, Wostchcs,er county,
n. Y, OH Tuesday week loaded a gun
and deliberately shot his aunt, Mary So.
cor, a lady seyeniy-six years Of age
tie is said TO bo insane.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

Tommy, If you don't mind better
what ! tell you, will shorten your
days
wei mother u you shorten my days
you vii. make my nights longer won {
you mglhcrH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

SPEClE.-Tho steamer Acadia, which arrived
al Boston oil Sunday from Live rPool brought sbouI
one million Of dollars in spcCe-nssrly half oF
which was consigned to The house VI Brown, Bro
then & Co Of New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

The loco loeos Of ST Lou.s held q m,.,;n,. to-
nights since Ond amused themselves with q row. L.
fight. &c. Perfectly in character.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

ANOTHER VETO -Ciny. Porter. oT PenusyIvs.
MIA hos again vetoed a bill sppnrioning IN. Stat.
Tor The election Of members Of Congress. Ills EI-
cellehcy Is hard to please this being the SECOND hL
Of thai character Which he has vetoed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

The Great Western NAV be expected at New
York on the ID 81 Of March. She comes by
way Of Madeira