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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

81 hopo SO, ani So il happens quick
don't much care whether us the old
man or his little boy, or That rich wild
der, that gets a duckIng. I'm not
proud =
'And when i, does happen cxclaim
ed NollIkins, swelling win triumphant
anticipation, "who but me with more
beard than a nannygoat, and mile of
gold chain. goin' up Chestnut street
VINO but Nolikins with his big dog"
ayes, and Billy Bunkers, with two
big dogs, chasin' the pigs into the cha.
ncy shops"
"lhem you'll see me come the non
sense over the old folks who's loafer
now!-and my dogs will bite their cat
who's ginger pop and jam spruce beer
at this present within, Id like 10 know!
And, IN a transport OF enthusiasm,
Nolllkins knocked the hat Of Billy Bun.
kers, a shallow, dishlike castor, clear n
cross the street.
Thus, wrapped in present dreams and
future antcipations-ak king that is 10
bC-'ivcS Nicholas Nollikins; the grand
rxemplar Of the street corner loungcrs.
There he stations himself, for hope re-
quIres a bouudleSS prospect and a clea r
look out, that by whatever route fortune
chooses to approach, she may have a
prompt reception. Nicholas and his
tribe exist but Cor tomorrow, and rely
ilrmIy upon that poetic Justice which
sh ould reward those W ho wait patiently
IN iIl the wheel Of fortune turns up a
prize. They feel, y the generous ex.
pansion Of their souls, By their inpa-
,lence Of ignobIe torI, by their aspira-
lions after the beautiful and nice, that
their present position in society is the
result o. accident and inadverIency. and
that If they are not false 10 the nature
that is within them, the time will come
when the mistake will be rcctfed, and
they shall walk in silk attire, and siller
have To spare which is rot by any
means the case III present. All that can
he expected just now,is tina, they should
spare other reop'e'S 'siler'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

MADAME ROYAL-This eccentric personnge
thus details the circumstances Of her present poy
erly and wreichedness. The last House Of Repre.
senIatiyos passed act or her rslici as the " ,,
Ola Revolutionary S,lder bot il was JeielreJ -,
the Senate This eIirict .. from her piper, The
HuuireG"-
The office Of The IIuniresi is one Of the p,,,es,
apologies for house that ever paper was worked
uT in. seIng liue beIer than the open dir Tb.
recent snow deep 10 The press royp ss in The
open field. Thus. aud the viesl paper--so fhrs Thai
% w0ud not bear 10 own weight when wei. 10 .,v
nothing % be- freezing 10 the form. which we ar.
Obliged Io heat with hot bricks, aud hang old oy,Its
ar0uud the gaping vail; with our Old rypr. and
none bot hulo boys 20 PRINT 30 90 D. wonder ina,
We can get Of oil; while The other rovOIuffgpa,
widows receive three hundred and eighty thousand
dollars many Of Them wealthy, and sJns bo.s
husbands never fired pistol on the service
''Wuh q heavy rent 10 pay ior a hose hat Icf,
in suuw and cain o. ias Of % filis, we could moi
survive e day iu sbseuCe Of Congress were d n,rr,r
Tho kindness 1i The priyae cuizess AMI public Of
fccr-and sorry We ere % be suu kuuhsn una,
heir 60 5dnen''-N Y EprsI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

To RAISE GOOD RADISuES.-Tu Take pure
sand SINE depth from the surface; or pure earth.
heInw where II has been ulled moved. or sea
s'nd. wnAhed 10y the waves; a bed in the gar
len sI II eight inches deep. and rs big a. you
please; in this SOW your raIIsh seed. aud they will
grow well wIlhuut manure. aud he free from worms;
we have tried it frequently. and have never found
Il 10 laii.
RidiShes that nrs grown very early in the seasuu
nre o: slow growth, and inferior those grown after
The weather Is warm enOu IN iu hasten them, the
fs'cr they grow. the more tender, and Of finer flaw.
ur.- Yankee Farmer,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
CINCINNATI MARKET

GAZtrrE OFFICE, May 3.
tLOOR-R"ceipis rather hravy yesterday. Sales
~ 50 w 5-aud a choice lot. all ofone brand
sold al SO 49,
WllISKEY-Sule, at both Canal and Rive, =,
l33c, this Is half cent higher Than last ouo,a,iuns
at New Orleans. There il some inquiry lately for
raw WhI~key Ia ship Ia New York-nnd steady
demand Gr the Nashville AMI Missouri Riyertr.dc
winch keeps This market firm
PROVISIONS continue To improve. We notGeJ
on Saturday sale OF 100 900 lbs Bacon hogronn a
at Bic for The Baliimnre market All charges far
hhds shipping. &c. were PAID for extra This we
ihhk i"Ihe highest point Bulk Meat has reache
this seusnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

NAVAL-By letter from Washington. received
IN this city yesterday. wa learn that the navy de.
Pariment will forthwith dispatch "a nalnnal vessel
- C'nSiarsiinoPlr. for the purpose OF bringing To
the UuIied States the rem AIMS of the late Cunmp.
dIre David Porter. Charge d. Affairs. &c. Thip il
act due m less 10 the nation than the memory
aud publc services Of the deceased.
The flag ship Independence is expected 10 ar.
rive AT New York. from Pensacola. the course OF
few days with The first Lieutenant. (IIonans,) aud
n md,hrPman Shaw under arrest, charged with
The commission OF most revolving and degraIing
crime.-Fhh ,hron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
ARREST OF suPPOsED MuReERERs :

ARREST Or SUPPOSED MURBERERS -
We learn from the New NOfk papers hat a clue has
heen OoiaInrd wlrCh has probably led tO the dttrc-
iiun Of the auIhnr. Of the aIr'cious deed ia Warren
coaniy. New Jersey. Monday night was rsiny and
the rOlds were Wet. THIS seems, prbvideniialiy
almusi. 10 have furnished cue to the murier-fr,
on smelly examining the prem around Mr. Psrkc :
h"use. was found thai a wagon mad been du, en-
from there through a bye road. Tic track Was
followed. an accurate measure being taken along The
route. vi the TIRE, aud at Iadenaiots until IL led
Ia e house ct one Charles Coleman. husc pre-
mi>es Wagon MAS found CORES 2undil q entirely IN
~ idih of tire and other marks. Coleman. who has
been m the New Jersey State prison ior counter.
feilu g, WAS Immediately arrested, rs was another
'na" who "n Monday had been seen much with him.
nam Jacob Auhle. sort of rare course loaier and
'mhler. The rnrrte> natives Of New Jersey.
AID rSsldeniS oi the ighbprh,'H Where the awful
committed. The third man Is an Eug
Ia hnun. who had been ia the neigh bofhp d several
days. aud had been com ranv Nth the per
sons srte.icd BAD San.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

THE FlSilERlES.-Thr Alexandria Gazette
says: "At the close OF the last week. the fishermen
The Il fierent landi gs on the PoIomic. began to
cut Ou their seines aud the fishery fer this season
l.. therefore rapidly driving tot close. We egret
to say. that. generally, it has not been successful
one, Considering The outfit and the number of new
landings opened, the herring fishery this Spring
Inns been mole decided failure than any that has
occurred for severnl years"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

The following line, are given by the editor Of the
niCkerbocker. as very beautiful
"Els ''asdsh at ne door and kqockeh,"
In the silent midnight watches.
Lsl-lhy bOsom JuDr
How i kuoCketh. kuDcksth. knocketb.
KnICkeih eyernOre!
Say Tot us Thy pulses beating
"Hs thy heart Of sini
'Tis thy saviour knocks. and cnsih
Rise, and let me 90
Death comes down with reckless fooi,tep
To The ball and hot.
Think you death will larry knocking,
Where TIE door 10 shs;
Jesus watch, wailcI.i, waiteth--
But The door IL lost;
Guevcd. sway Thy Saviour gDeih,
Death breaks In al last
Then rs time o. stand enireating
CHRIsr 10 let thee in,
Atlhe gate Of Heaven beating,
Wailng ipr thy siu;
Nav alas, thou guilty creature
Hast thou then forgot
Jesus Naued long 10 know tho3.
Nov NJ EEOws ruEE NOT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

FlRE-Ca"Sed By sparks from the Locomotive Of
the Long Island Rad ROad.-A deSlrurIiye fire
broke out Monday morning last. i'm the town Of
lslet, nn Nish"na Patent. hrh DIES iroyed wond to
the value Of $4,000 to $4,000. burning over a
space fall seven miles square. There were from
800 10 1000 curds Of wood, ready for market,
burnt - Bali PAT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

The rage for olire-hudng which has seized the
whole county is particularly exhibited in n York.
when~Rnew City Council is coming into power Of
different political principles from the going out
Tho aldermen and assistant aldermen are lmOsI
besieged IN their house, and doggcd ~ the
streets. whenever they venture out. Ivy rapacous
claimants for the lOlvcs aud fishes Of Office. No
excuse can get rd Of them; nn business. however
urgent can furnish apology for dismi,sing Them
The unibriunnte Legislators the servants oil the
people. and each oilice seeker claims be the rep
resenIaiIve of the people AMI DO heard ia their
behalf The New York llerI III says thai there are
already divisions in The majority "r the Cnun-
cl. con cqrrnt TpIn the disribuIi Of the Offices
nnd that these will probably give the Wings ar
ImpuTIdut Influence IN Ihu hoIy.-Er papeE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

TIE CANAL.-The Chesapeake and Ohio ca.
nal, says the National intelligence. is praoIirahly
in navigable order throughout It's whole Length
Boats from Hancock and intervening points are
now in the course Of hourly arrival at Geufgeown.
Several coal borses from Cumberland, freighIed
with that valuable mineral product VI The Al-ga-
mes have also arrived.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

There has been another turnout ia Pittsburgh
Tue Chronicle says: "a number Of men engaged as
cellar dggers, turned out against the order sysCm
on Monday. They proceeded To n celer near the
corner of Fifth and Wood and induced tie labor.
ers employed there to quit work and join Them"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

NEW BOOTS.-A pint Of Iisoed oil. two ounces
Of bceswaI, iw" ounces spiriis Of Iurpeniine and
half an ounce Of burgundy pitch-slow y melted
together. and then applied new boots ~ render
them water light without becoming still cor.
respondent, says he hns used The composition many
years and he believes his shOemakers bill has been
reduced by IL half 50 cOnser 5aiYe are It's effect.
On the leather
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
STEAMBOAT

STEAMBOAT SUNK-The ST Louis Repub-
lican, Of the I4th inst. says:
"rhe Bunker Hill reports that the Steamboat
Dove, Capt. Blk. sunk IN White river anour
~ miles below BaieSv,lls' The cntgo was a total
loss and u very dcubful whether the boat would
be raised."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

u 10 rnmored In 4 some arrangements have been
made iCr the IrucIiun Of purnbIe b,n, ON an a
S"squehanHa Tide Wafer Canal To be put nj fIsyre
dc Grace on either end Of The Railroad. and this s
gwen rs The cause IL the sudden action Of that stock
-PhiLad n.er.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

The Philadelphia Evening Merrury says-"We
received letter last evening from a source entitled
10 the greatest respect. informing us that Mr. Web.
srers resignation head Of The Stale Department.
has been rendered To the President aud accented -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
% o = q = G Ii 4 y e /.

The iui"w ing is the resuii IL the contest between
Grncr ard Goegin for a seat in The nett Congress-.
Fm GiimPr Nlajuriiy in Madison. 40l-in
Greene SIN Orange. lin Amherst. 81. In
all 53S.
Fur Gugein, Majority in BeJGDrd. 356-in Abe.
marie, 60-in Nrls,.n l0l, lnal 5l7.
Making a maj"riIy GT GIlmer. Oi2l.
A mighty result ur disIrc which was erpeo-
ted to give new convert oi The democrats ma
jurity OF 500 votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

UNPRECEDENTED B,,,ron Tron,crpt
state" that Capt Jndkins. Of the steamship Ibsrnia
left that port April 81, for Liverpool, and returned
May Alb. boirg absent from Boston but ii DAYS,
lonr of which he was Liverp,l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

TEMPERANCE-The ia ling OF IA the imports
lion of foreigr liquors eIhibiicd by The following
staten 'n', taken LON the shipping list OF New York.
seems almost Incredible. Aside from the pruoi IL
affords of substantial results from the great tempe
rance movement. II shOwsu way of avoiding h"r
after heavy Item in our foreign debt. The val
ne of s2Ir,Is aud wines imported Ia thus country
herelosrc. has been about TOUR millions OF LOiiars
annually.
Iyo,rtatiO1 # Iiouoy, ,nf n The no,f oF Nr,r 1orL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

DIED IN JAlL-A man named Isnnc Bates,
who come to lhis city from Wheeling short time
since. and was found wandering about the slrcots
perfectly insane, committed To our County iail
To be taken care Of where he died on 81 nday alter
noOn-PiHs Chros
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

THE MIER PRISONERS.-Tho Texas Times
Of the 22d ulIimo SAYS: The NsiciOso Of the 81
contains official account Of the re-capure
Of PORTION Of tho MIer prisoners by Don Mana de
OnegI, and is dated Mexico. lsi March The OfIi.
Ger states that they were making ia ir way by the
PISS Of san Marcos towards the town OF Cuairo
CIsnegas and that they surrendered without resist.
ance. He also states that he has IN his camp one
hundred and thirty one, including qnarlermasIer.
four captains. three euienans. nine sergeants and
one hundred and fourteen puyaleS. aid General
MeIia had continued in pursuit Of the remainder -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

NEW LIFE BOAr.-A life boa. ofnoveI con.lrnc
linn, was exhibited at the Exchange Reading Rom
THIS morning. The boat Is SIX :eeI long 2 feet
WIDE, 4 inches deep when open and 81 inches
when shut IL Of The small eSi apnr Iiy .ca!ru-
lated only fronc person - IL we CHS so pounds. AID
will carry 500 pounds II will not sink Though fall
Of waller, hIyiHg Iwu air bags attached ea' sde
II - provided with two oars. and n signal flag
made 18th atnveriug TO draw even with the SIDES
around the person, 10 shut himself ia. IL wi! not
easily upset. II is stated ha' boat carry large
n mbcrs. cau he cUusruced nj much less exprn e
thar the common life boat. II con be put ia order
IN Iqree OF four minutes - Boston journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

ANOTHER PATRIOT DEAD.-william Vance
soldier Of the Revolution. who had served under
Washington. died Mobile U,r the 22I insi in the
SD year Of his nge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
81 ;OND ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS.

JOHNSTON BERRYHlLL q co. NJ No 1871
% Main stfeet.have receive d. aud ore noyy omen.
ing a large stock Of spring and summer goods. 1--WE,
than any yet offered ~ me mark ct Oar slock /,
now large embracing almost every article d.
snai'y hep' IN Dry Goods siore'. Also gcneral
assortment Of Halien FnIs and 'r,imUi,gs Co,,i.
Buttons Threads. Brushes and Ssrinqsilks Coun.
Wy merchants and The public generally are respect
ioly invited 20 call aud examine for themselves
Our prioes cannot fail 10 please vii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

NON COMM TTAL--Ap old woman VA, AL.
ed What she thought Of one ct her nergbbpr. by The
name Of Jones. agi with kupwing look replied
" Why. dJui like 10 coy my thing about nv neigh,
b ~; but o. io Mr. Jones smsrnc, fhrnk. and
then again drut kn1w--but a'rer aII rltber goas.
hoI turn oui 10 be good deal such SORT Of man
a I iako him 10 BE-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

Al meeting Of the whigs of Richmond. held in
tina, city on the 81 instant. Committee was ap-
puinied. who made the following report:
That from yariuus sources Of inform Ition. thi,
COMMITTEE is OF oP,uIon that there Is good reason "a
A.l,eve that John Minor Bouts has received ma
joriiy Of The votes Of the qualified Nlecurs ol Tins
Gong ressIonal DslIct. II ;herelurc recommends To
the consideration Of the meeting. The passage Of The
/ following resolutions
RtSOiUed, TaaI u hc recommended Ia Mr. Bolts,
tha, r up,n a full and lar scrutiny Of the polls -
be made by him. with such competent ard ns he
may call t. has assistance. he shall be satisfied that
he has rece, ed a m,jnrlIy Of the legal OF the
DIS riot that he Ihe seat Oi Juhn Wins uii
Jones' f he should receive the return vi the Sher.
| lH,
Resided. That this meeting, considering the
cause IN which It Is engaged It's own. and the
cause of Ian Minor Bots. will support hum by all
honorable means IN his cFjrls TO sustain IT,
The report and resolutions were adopted.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS-The Cinoinna ii
Sun states thai less Than quarter ofa million Of
dollars worth of property has been lo>i on our Yves.
tern waters within Two monlhs the following is the
| list Of accidents:
Amazon, % miles above The mouth Of the Ohio.
sn ggcd. General Pike. SHIRT Tai Bend. snagged.
Queen OF the Nesi. Shaw nevIuwn. run on a wreck
OcIarara, BIvuu Pllquemnc. snhgced. John Stock.
en-, near Guscumhia. run down 10y the GaaIin. A I.
len Dale. burnt al VIcksburgh. Hannibal. snagscd
below NaIchex. WIN Robinson. Tumboc bee river,
snagfed. NJ White. 35 miles above the mouth
of the Ohio. the Grand Chain. Emily. $50
miles up the Missouri. snagged. Cen Gain, 5.
snagged at Selma Ala. Bogue IT, una. snagged at
1 Bayou de Glaze. Sun Flower. snagsod ut Btysu
Bartholomew. Robert Fulton. hear a palachiculn
snagged. Cost of all probably 81 65 ,OO0-cHTg"e.
probably S55 OO0-msking loss OF s25OOUO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
THURSDAY. MAY IL, 1919.
For PRESIDENT ~ 1874.
ii f. y SS Y e. l. a n.
For VIcE President,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Al the meeting ofIhe New York Historical 50.
e'eIy on the % instant. the President said that he
had lately received from Mr. Cochran Cor the socic.
~, an autograph letter from Cen Washington. which
he should request the Secretary To read. ns he
thought II both interesting aud valuable. show.
ng the simplicity Of his chIracIer. the inconve
nlence Of the times when ii was written. and The
grenI economy nf his style Of living when Cumman-
der-in-Chiefof the American arm les
The Rev. Mr. Walters. through whom Il had come
rise To say, that IN intention il had been prs-nieI
by Mr. Cochran TO the society thirty years ago. and
l. was entirely owing 10 accident that it had re-.
IN AIMED so long in his possesson-and remarked
that it particularly interesting az being almost
The only leuer Of a playful character which hal
been found among The papers Of the Father ofhls
Country The letter was then read by Mr. Jay rs
iollows:-Bah Amer
WEST PoINT, Au't I6h. -.
DIR. Doctor have asked Mrs Cuchran ard MIR,
Livingston to dine with me lonurrOw; but ourhI |
MT To npprise them OF their larel As hate deceo.
lion, even where tho Inag indJOn IL only concerned
I will.
IL - needless 10 premise that my table is large
enough 10 hold the adIes-uf This they had ocruIol
pr"oi yesterday. To soy how il Is usually GOV cred
Is rather more essential, aud this shall be he pur
port Of my letter
Since our arrival AT This happy spot, wt have had
ham sometimes shOuldeT) Oi bacOn 10 grace the
head OF The liable, piece al rJnsf beef adurns the
iUol--nnd a small dIsn Of greens or beans laImusr
impcrccpuble) dccOrates the centre. When the
cook has a mind Ia cuI figure. land This presume
he Will attempt Io Do 10 mOrOw) We have two b, ef
Stake pyes or dishes uf crabs ~ addition. ono on
each SIDE The cenir. dish. diyid.ng the space and
reducing The distance between ash and Gish 10 a
bout sIE feet, which. without hem. would be nearly
twelve apart.
sOi late, we had the surprising luck 10 disc , ihu
apples viii make pyes and u is a question A. q
mIisi the violence ofhis efrrts we do moi get ono
Of apples instead Of having both beef
u the ladies' can put up With such entertainment
and viii submit 20 parlake Of % plnies-Once iIn
boz now iron (nol become 30 by the labor Vi scower
ing) shall be happy 10 them.
am, Dr.. DR. yr. oaed servi
GEO. WASHINGTON.
(SunscrIbsd) Or. Cochran. New Windsor.
The New Mirror says that Washington Irving
IL about 10 write the life Of Washington and that the
work wall be issued with al the beauty n typopra
rhy and al he spIenipr uG ,mbeIIsmeut of " hrrh
the art Of the country s capable. Adams and
Chapman are 10 Furnish tie greater part 4fiho de.
signs aud engrayIugs
Gen WIN S Murphy has again passed from
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Il have great ear, wonderful ear" said mn.
stefan. IN the course Of cnnyersailon $50 has n
JacSass,' was the abrupt ejaculation ia reply.
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DENTISTRY.

5. y. HULLIHEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
a kFFlCE. No gil, Main ST. a lew doors NIB vs
~ the Virginia Horei. Wheeling, Va.
may IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
MIS- ELAN EOUS.
FrON the Philsdelph Saturday Courier.
NICHOLAS NOLLlKlNS,
TIE STREET CORNER LOUNCER

m &c MEAL. AUruOS OF CHARCOAL .KercHrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11

Gen WIN Murphy has again passed from
works 10 rewards" lie returned from Washington
CIy l1si week with q double commission IN hr.
picket. las "e uuderssnd.) one Chatge o. Teras.
nnd he other ns Special COmmissipner IN the Mo-
quito shore, Bay ol Honduras The General seems
90 have tho ''hDmos Of The times" with sUme
adroituess, and. like he Yankee who made himself
a guest oi he New York merchant he can't find d
90 his heart "i 10 refuse small layors" May they do
him much g0od.-Ch4i Goa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-11
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

- ALL ~ WlIhilAM, are now TereiyInc M
Il their Auction Rooms. a fresh supply Of Do.
nestle Dry G"odS. which they are enabled TO .fIe,
TO cash dealers. AT unusually INV prices Gail and
see Us, md We will endsnvor Ia give Won more
goods i"r your money Than you can gel elsewhere
in this city. HALL & WI6,KuAN
may IL Jobn,i,n'. D.,
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NV AMERICAN NOVEL.

M ORE CHEAP BOOKS. Shakespeare. Drama.
lfE nc works aud puem,, " i'm notes Of engtnvinR.
No !. price 81 nts; Family Library. No 4. being tho
hfsl volume of L'ckhafis life of Nap,leo n; price
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

u We wonder what oar Philadelphia friends
can be about to permit the disgraceful fights be-
tween lis hremen, of which every mail brings us
reports. The City of Brotherly Love is acquu-
ing very unenviable notoriety, and its police,
we think, must be the worst in the world fire
that shall one of these days spread devastation
through the city, while its brutal tiremen busy
knocking each others brains out, will bring the
citizens to their senses. Especially is there no
excuse for such dissertations of the Sabbath, send
in g alarm and tumut among the quiet and moral
portions of the community. These evils can be
checked at the outset as easily as when they have
brought contempt on the authorities and suffering
on the people.