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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
A RICH TREAT.

We received, yesterday, from Mr. Sinton's nursery, in
this vicinity half bushe of most luscious Peaches The
Large Washing ton" the MALTA" the Large Yelior
Soff aud "Carey's Red Plum" made up the precious
The peaches good look upon, and still bet
ter to feed upon. Why that who has ten
Of land does apart for fruit The
pense would be trivial and the health and enjoyment great
There is no better ambitious pill than good Peach, nice
y washed and unpealcd, before breakfast the Faculty
10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
Mr. Snton has very extensive and choice selection Of
every variety of Fruit Trees-enough supply halt the
State with good Orchards. There is better climate in
the Union for good lrut,han that Virginia You talk
your Jersey and Delaware Peaches have
any in the Philadelphia market compare, favour with
grown by Mr.. Sinton. The Northern Peach may
be larger and more tempting the eyebut for the juices
the very nectar OF the gods, commend Snton's
sery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

TUEIDAY EVLNND, AUDr.T II.
We find change n business, the market general il
dull over sales Of every article in small lots. The wealth
or has been excessively hot Tor tho last three four days.
the thermometer about % o'clock, with westward
ly wind.
The business ~ falling fast and the wharyes in the First
Municipality are again giving way, notice one entirely
gone, aud others going There continues be small
sales Ut Cotton Of about former pccs the same may be
SAID Of Tobacco The sales OF sugu and MolasseS are
small and mostly FOR city consumption Flour d. dull we
quote 81 per bb for OHIO, and SLl2I,i95 Cts for Cyo
So Louis brands but hear Of one sale Of Ohio Of
$3.50 Corr IS IN fair demand i3t3ic. per bushe
Whi-key Is du at 20 ccns per gnIuu, hu current picc
although some are holding at higher ruccsC ovrjsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

The result Of the late had fought baltic in this State
show. that HENRY CLAY - the fayorte Of Tcnne see
for the next Presidency. IFS claims that high Office
were advocated by GOV JONES, IN every couny az well
o. by the yuous Wing candidates for tic State Legislature
The public will distinctly rcrorct the bold avva of I,pos
who suid, ~ GO FOR HENRY CLAY FIRST, / co
FOR HIM LAST, GO FOR HIM ALL THE TlMEp
JOncsjOrOugh lVhig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

IL We thought the Corporalhud fellow feeling than
invoke the enforcement Of the than bloody code
Druco against the poor dogs The dog better animal
than mamie Is always aeconate and true his friend
and to be treated like dogs fate he does merit We
have one who looks, and feels himself better than
folks and who would hang himself than beray his
master as the acting President: did his.
BAtieE-whang the wheebarows, Corporal; bu, let the
poor dogs alone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF richmond.
a,sA Holrr III, day at 2. o'el.eG p. NJ

oF' OF hic III "oh
Nigh Hater this day at >! oeisek p. W.
ARRIVED,
Schr Cornca Travcrs from below wheat To HaSal Co
Schr Eliza Ann, Thomas, from below, IaIa
Schr Minion, Ia.Al from below, wheat GaIego Mills
Schr Alkaline, Creighton, Washington, light
Schr Josephine, BriekIousc, North Carolina lumber
SAILED,
Schr Gilbert Hatfield, Smith, Philadelphia, coal
Schr W. NoTory Hoffman jersey Cts, coal
SchT Heroine, GrahRm Petersburg, and cotton.
Schr Anna Hooper, Creighton. Baltimore, Hour.
Schr Manchester, Edmondson Baltimore -four.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish Baltimore; tobacco.
Cleared Barque olofwyk Meoeum Cowes orders tobacco
&c by Chas. Palmer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
Fair at Taulorsrillc.

The Ladies of Hanover about surpass themselves
and all competitors in the splendour and variety of the
Fair which they will have Taylorsve to-day So say
the knowing ones. Richmond ought to be represented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

u BrEgE mentioned to Fox that he had written
tragedy "Did you let GARglcE see IL ?" inquired his
friend "No" replied BuEEE, "l indeed had the folly to
write 1t, but the wit 10 keep II TO myscIf-SaoaaHah Re-
publican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

EBAEFNf;H WANEEU.-Any young gentleman having
a. he dspoal $500 who DESTROYS NJ enbarking
established Business which yields regularly upon average from
roo 10 gao may hear ~ opportunity by applying
Mes.rs Robert H Rroher Aueionccrs h. Box 15i Post
Office Richmond with and address when the advertiser
viii BE- ready make such arrangements may deenrd adv
sable aud fully explain the Ut The Business.
AND FOR SALE-JLc Farm on which Smith 49, New repdcs
Richmond by US, privately Terms
will be- made accommodating.
sug4 RoBT HILL X BROTHER Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

20 the line 18th st tina, tho City will gain about
lie square feet by the change and the footway be widen
ed where IL in now inconvcniently
On motion of MIR. Lancaster the communication
referred the Commissioners Of Streets for Madison
Ward the subject and report the Coun-
oil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

" Pereioais Poems.-A very Volume, fresh from
the Press received from Mossrs. Smith, Drnker & Nor
MS OF the POetry-whch seems to be of every variety
we can express opinion being judges of the article
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
GREAT WESTERN.

This steamer arrived at New York Monday morning
after stormy passage of fifteen days and half She left
Liverpool the day after the Hibernia; bu, brings
OF any consequence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

u la the two Locooco counties Edgocoinbc and NASH
which were put around Mr. Sanys neck the white persons
over - years Of age 5G9I; Of whom 2G3 neither
read nor write. These counties gave Locoyco ma.
IOriy Ul upwards vi 1000 No wonder,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

u We have shrcwd suspicion tina, the Wigs not
the only people who rejoice the defeat Of Polk Tonnes
Vans Vioe-President! Enough sand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

Nv ANTED TO hire. or TIE remainder oft tlc ycsr Us
w le bundled weight p 10 good hump makers Tor
such liberal pree will BE- pad upon application is Office
~ g3-iw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

" lRGlNlA.-In Chdncery.-At Rules holden
IN the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior and
'anee for the county Hanover 18th August lsia
Martha Ann Harris BaTbary w Kelley Richard w Wyatt and
hhre his wife and Henley e. boswell, night and as
admir- Of Evelna o. boswell, decd who Evena Harris
Painiil-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22


SIC. !. Al!d b. IL further eaacled
Fiat It shall be lawful COR the cour; be
fore which any suit. information or ia.
diCtmCut is or shall be pending for the
violation, before ihe assage Of this set,
OF so much Of the ninth sc ion Of In,
act aforesaid as requires ''ihat iron rods
or chains Shall be employed and used in
the 0vIgatIon OF all STEAMBOATS,, Instead
Of wheel or iil'er ropes" to order such
SUIT, information or indictment, to be
discontinued, on such terms as 10 costs
US the court shall Jadge to be ilsl and
reasonable: PrOUnIrd, rhat the defend
ant or defendants, IN Sucn prosecution.
shall cause II 20 appear, ~ affidavit or
OihrrwISr, - the satisfaction % tn,
court, that h or they had failed 10 use
iron rods or chains in he navigation OF
ms or thcn boat or boals. from a well
grounde apprehension that such TO IS
u chains could not be cmpioyed for the
purpose aforesaid with safety.
Sac. 3 ARi be 10 further enacted.
hat IN execution Of tho authority ve,t.
ri IN him by the second SEE. ION OF the
JOINT resolution authorizing experiments
10 be made tor the purpose OF testing
samuel Colts submarine battery and Tor
other purposes approved August thirty
hrat, one thousand eight hundred una
forty two, tie SccIctary of the Navy
shall appoint y board e examiners. con-
slsIlug OF three persons, Of thorough
know ledge as 10 the structure and use
OF the steam engine, whose duty il shall
be 10 make experimental trials Of such
inventions ana plans designed To- prevent
the ex pluSion Of steam boilers and col
laHsIng OF hueS Is they may deem worthy
OF examination, aud report the result of
tAelr XPcrlmentS, with an expression Of
their opinion as 10 the relative merit.
anu efficacy Of such inventions and pIaps
which report the Secretary shall cause
10 be laid before Congress at its next
session.
II shall also be the duty o. said exam
Iners 10 examine and report the relative
strength OF copper and iron boilers OF
equal IN ckness, and what amount of
steam 10 the square inch when sound, is
capable Of working with safety. and
whether by drustratIc pressure or what
other plan, is best for testing the boilers
under the inspection laws, and VIVA
Limitation as to the force or pressure Of
steam 10 the square inch, in proportion
10 the ascerta'nIn5 capacity OF a boiler
TO resist, II wOuiG be proper 10 establish
by law for the more certain proven tion
Of explosions.
SEC 6 AHd be 1t further euacied
That So much OF the act aforesaid as is
inconsistent with the provisions of this
act, shall be, and the same is hereby re-
pcaed.
approved March Sd, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

they chu7se-Pass % if they dare Il vii not be
rCspcCtCd--JivSu u-Ner He eNcCut'd. vhe passed -
Nsy,T until NuEuaUs sse prepared not only 20 wear
chains, hut 60 gllSy In tEe miamy.
The gHIJaH! 0ithe tax though most Cypress We ia
many cases. lsUplhtug. IL u the prmciDir. Il Is
tEe inequality. d Il he cHeCrahe design of making
iuy idIuu. Distinction IA soricty. whr,h require, ui
the oppressed that thls dahOical bill shall be RESIST
ied--RESiSIED we say; "PcaCcably II we can,
tgTCIbly a we must"
What care Who are liz vic,imc what is it that i'm.
poses The yoke or lniIcIs the scuutg,i Wal the
yoke ~ ,ae lighter GA our uecks that its placel
th, re by The hauds Of copuiry men and fellow ,zrr,
Will the scourse E,ii ai'y tic more s,ly because
u 10 a hrOthe.'s hand whICh Wi-lds Il MuI TAT
tom d. The sense uf injury, q injustice of pros
rri".iJr, Is asgrayNutCj thousand told 5y the lac
'hai % Is oaI 'Uunlry men WHO DOES P4rpctrae the
MO =.
We most rcsp,ct'uily ask Of The Senate or vr.i.
ma 0" pause 'elure they pass IhlI n,iI. Wa ,hl.
h",d u "p day by day. ard doubt OF cpu, iuriua
ne whole pc pc mat ubhiuL 1ppralratIg 10 % %,
iu'fpl'y, has ever passed a Rvpub.clu ~ rmJy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

LABOR II mlnisIn and e. fsrce the great
irnih that lasnr Is the decreed and oppro riuIeduy
OF every man, and that he who evudes or shrInks
from II MOI only reorcani 10 ms own responsihil
and urJIs 10 his fellow men, hut an enemy 10 his
own highest good. Mans physical and moral VA.
iure eau only be developed and perfected by eIer-
else, pr vnlch labor Is the proper aud drvin,ly ap
pointed method. He who honestly and faithiu'y
Iahors IA whale er depa rinent Of echanIcal IA
dusiry, necessity or chuIce has dictated, hn- Jusi
c'ara 10 The respect AID esIeen "f his fellow men,
and may justly take hs SAad with The proudssr:
while he it!sT, :he drone Iho pro!isa. he cun.s.
mer OF Other mems earnings has no claim To thc
fegard Of The commDnesI. even To his own"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

- o = q = G IL i % q ,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE

THE MAILS-THE SNOW STORM AT
length we hive papers Gom Philadelphia and New
York The rail road Irnin which lei Philadelphia
on Sunday morning at o'clock arrived Of Balri.
more at 5 O'Clock p NJ. bringing The New York
mills Ct Friday nnd Saturday. On Sunday morning
the steamboat Susquyhanna. The ferry boat at la
yre de Grace, arrived at Baltimore, bringing the
New York mails Of Thursday, Boston of yyednes.
day. and Philadelphia Of Friday and Saturday. On
Monday morning travel was fully resumed on oil
the rail roads from Baltimore. Some idea may be
iormed Of The storm when we slate that, OF some
places on tho Philadelphia rail road the snow was
SIX feet deep. No mail has been received al New
York from Boston since Wednesday. The Great
Western went TO sea a few hours before the storm
came en- but on account Of her excellent qualitis.
rs sea boat with slesm to aid her, no fears are en-
iorlained for her safoty. In Pine street. New
York one Of The principal business streets, was i'm
passable for carriages Of any description on Satur
day. and they had lunneled through the snow 10
enable passengers TO cross me street The gable
end Of three story brick was blown down and
passing through the roof Of on sJjoining house, kI
led q woman and broke both legs Of child Some
vessels had gone ashore but no lives were lost or
material injury sustained.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22
NEW YORK Er.anr n,rI,1

The continued eclne IA PrIre oi Uur great sta plo
iu the Euro eHu market, Accompanied IL q by 40
improvement ~ The value OF any considerable ariI-
Gle ol commerce. continues 10 exercise most de.
pressing influence un the general posIiIOn OF mer.
oauie aiiLus The spin, u eat, rprIe Is prustratvd
ny the bIC success winch has attended all attempts
To indulge IA II. und those Who have RENAMED Iu.
active are encouraged 10 continue by the know.
ledge they U"w have, that contrary course wuad
nave been disastrous tu item. Toe -IO lis OF all
D: manufactured goods. domestic we'll I'm oried
Keep l.lung ia Va ur aud rou oqu ats They are
kert as = aHi "a pu>sihle lay acrs. We sails
hed that no improvement ctu take place IN ia
fortunate state ut Things unit au adv au-e
the price. of cuIot and uIh,I important articles vi
commerce.
Money, as a natural effect Is very abund1n and
god iodr mon rs PipeI Is discounted at 5-5i pr
cent BY tie bauks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22
NEW LAW RELATING TO STEAM.
BOATS

AN AC J 10 modify the act entitled AN
net toProyide for the better securi,,
Oh the lives OF passengers on board OF
vessels propelled IN whole or in part
BY steam" approved July seventh.
eighteen hundred and tniriv-eight
be II enacted By The Ncna,e anil House
Of Rep CSC nta iUes 0fthe UnEea Slgicsof
-dmeTtca IN Congress ass R.5!cd. Thai
every boat or vessel which existing
laws require 10 be registered, and Which
Is propelled in hole or la part by steam
shall be provided with such additional
apparatus or means as, in the opinion of
the Inspector Of steamboats,, shall be re
qUislie to slear the boat or vessel, TO b..
located IN such part Of The vessel as the
InSpe cior may deem best 10 enable The
OfhcerS and crew TO steer aud control
heboat or vessel, IN case the pilot or
man at the vince is driven from the
same by fire; and no boat or vessel. ey-
ciusIveIy propelled ty steam, shall be
registered, after the passage Of this act.
unless the owner, master, or other pro
per persons, shall file with the collector
or Other proper officer the certificate Of
[ inspector, stating that suitable means
have been provided TO steer the boat or
vessel, in case the pilot, or man at the
- heel is driven therefrom by fire.
SEC. 2. and be IL eaacIod. That il
shall be lawful in all vessels or boats
propelled IN whole or in part by steam,
and which shall be provided with add
tIOnal apparatus or means TO steer the
same, as require by the first section Of
IN A haf l.
composed OF hemp or other good and
sufficient material, around The barrel or
axle Of the wheel. and 10 a distance
noteXce eding twenty-five feet taerefrom
aud also in connecting the liler or rud
der yoke with iron rods or chains used
iOI working the rudder: Provided. That
no more rope for this purpose shall be
used than is sufficient to extend from The
connecting points ofthe tllcr or rudder
yoke placed IN any working position be-.
yond the nearest blocks or ro.ers. and
give suihcien. play tu work The ropes on
such blocks or rollers: Und Dr0riied.
further That there shall be chains ex
tending The whole distance Of the ropes.
so connected with the tlIIer or rudder
y Oke, aud attach cd or fastened TO the nj.
'ef or ruddcr yoke, and the iron chains
or rods extending towards the wheelin
such manner as will take immediate eC-
feet, and work the rudder in case the
ropes are burnt or otherwise rendered
useless.
SIC. 8. and be 10 further euacied.
That The master and owner, and all 9th.
ers Interested Iu We sscls navigating
Lakes ChampIaln, Ontario. Erie, Huron.
Superior and Michigan, or any OF thom.
and which are propelled by sails and
ErIcsgn's propeller and used exclusive
~ in carrying freight. shall, from and
alter The passage Of this act be exenr
from liability or fine for failing to pro-
vide as a part Of the necessary furniture
Of such vessel, ? suction hose and fire
engine and hose suItab e 10 be worked
on such vessel In case Of fire, or more
than one long boat or yawl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

We present readers TO day with The remarks
ofihe Richmond Wing, upon The tax bill Ia con-
nsc,ion wHh Them it may be we'll to remark that
ehave been called Oh by several gentlemen ~
call meeting here. to express public sentiment
upon it, We highly approve the slep; hui do no.
think proper to Pub.i,h The call. without the viii
ten request Of thoSe who must dssi.e il. We have
no doubt bnI that on some discussion among those
heavily and previously oppressed by that law, II
would be dsomod advisa bic TO call meeting For
Ourself We really DESTROYS Of keeping clear Of
any active part upon this subject without due and
long reflection. Our mpus $ now are 10 RESlS-
TANCE. We nrs inclined TO believe, too that,
should this measure become a law. The people Of
this city wouli be ripe for resisiance-and The
cause would he worthy Of IT, Whatever Steps are
taken should. therefore be taken after due conside.
Thuon and careful invesligaiiun Of the subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

FROM ST. DOMINGO. The New York Poo.
Of Thursday afternoon uy.-laisf accounts from
81 Domingo were received here yesterday. The
Southern pau Oi The island is sad to be in n stat. o
open Insuueclinn. a barls had been fought he
tween a porliUn Of The Government troops and the
insurgents 90 which The insurgents were the nosl
successful Another portion Of The Troops are re-.
ported 10 have gone over 90 the insurgents A
great many crtizous are under arrest. and bgs,...
sut stop. Bot hule energy appears 20 be mani.
tested on the part Of the goyornm ent forces.
The captain Of he brig Gallo. 90 Boston from,
Port en- Prince, sailed February 9Th. REPORTS tb,,
he insurgents were said 10 be 10000 sff,,y ,,t
m''i Of Tie troops mad been ordered sgarnsr Them
from tie North '-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22
Frnm lhc London Keepsake.
IDLE WORDS.
ny uAlnn c. canrnrtt.

ny MAJOR c, CtNrniLL.
The strongest love hath vet. - times,
A weakness iu :is poNeg
AID lale.I sickness often sends
The madness oi uu hDuG
To her iuvcd. ia bitterness
said cruel thinr;-
An. ue! how much of misery
Frum Idle words may spring,
l loved h,rtheu-I love her still.
But thcre was iu my blood
A growing fever. that dad give
It's ircuzy - my mood;
snecr'd because dHollcr's sneers
Had power nav heart o. wing
All. me, how much Of misery
From idle words may spring.
Aud when, with tears pf wonder. she
Louk'd up into my face.
| cuIdly turned away mine eyes;
Avoiding her embrace;
IDLY spike OF idle dpuhis.
And many an 'dlcr hing;
All. nc. how much Of misery
From idle words may spun ;
Twas over soon, the couse-nut soon
The sad cGeetS passed by:
They rule heuenIh the summers sun,
And meath The winters sly
sought loTgivcuess-she GDrgaye,
B1I kept the lurking sling,
Alas! how much Of misery
Frsm idle woids NAY spring.
Month after monlh-year af.er wear,
sirove To win again
The heart an id'e word had lost;
BuI slruye, alas, Ia vain,
Oh! ye who love. beware lest Ihorns
Across Loves path ye fling,
He lille know what misery
From IDLE word may spring
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22
MORE o. Que EFFECT on MILL ERIsM.

MORE or rHE EFFECT OF MILL ERlSH
Rev NJ Brown, CalNau.lIs Baptist clergyman.
ald pasur OF large and intelligent suciety at
Portsmouth n. II nvowed hImse a convert To
the second advent duclrI Of MIR Miller IA ser.
NOR on Sunday last, 10 tho great usuni-hnent OF
ms congregation, lie had asked a dsmission a
soor' iI"e SINCE which has been accepted. We
learn from the Augusta Mol Banner, lhat no les,
than four maaIacs were brought 10 the hospital Ia
that place. last week from one town al tEe East.
who were made insane by the Mu!er delusIon.-
Rich Comp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22
SPARE MINUTES

SPARE MINUTE5.-sparo minutes
are the golt dust Of time; and Young
was writing true, as well as n striking
line, when ne affirmed that-"SandS
made the mountain, moments make the
year." Of all the pOrti ms # our life.
the spare minutes are the most fruitful
IN good or owl. They are paps.rAyougb.
which temptations find tho, easiest ne.
cess 10 the garden -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

The New Yo k Sun says:-"Man
factories in New FngIand are engaged
IN making :hintzcs highly credible to
the skill Of American ARTISTS They are
said TO equal The best French goods of
the same kind in taste OF design, strength
Of texture or color, aud are sold ut The
low price Of | "a cents per gard, the usu-
al cost of goods Of similar quality being
0Ia cents per Yard.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

ANGST DISASTROUS oCCURRENCE-In
she the afternoon Of Monday. The 9th instant Wm
Dandridge.n youth. IN The S year Of his uge. nud
son e Capt. William Daudridge Ep's, uf Diuwfd-
die county, while hunting alone. came 10 HE denIh
10y an accidental discharge Of his shot gun. Late
IN the evening, his body found on side oi
the fence. aud gnu ON the Other. From an eK.
animation, u seems he must have been Ir The act
ct climbing over the fence. when The gun, (Which
was percussion one) discharged Hs COntenis,
which entered the orbi Of his right eye, md came
oui Of he posierior part of his mead; causing, % b.
supposed, instantaneous death. A find md ktnd
3ather, nnd tender and nfectiouste mother, are
row shrnuded 30 tho deepest pDum oud distress Tor
the J. 81 of their lDhd hope lie was nu interesting
sprighily and pr0mHrg youth lie omlabie
chnrncter. associated with hi familiar aud friendly
nHiure, secured Tor HIM the respcci and esteem Of
his youthful companions, md even Ibe attention
and notice Of hOsc Of more mature years Thus
lived and thus died This Interesting and highly e.
feemeJ con. That bis surviving psymlt,s mIy
learn FINN his melancholy cent 90 be prudent and
careful in The Of guns - The most sincere IS Oh
Of one DO has sons and 0i me UbO does most feel.
ingy synpathize with the f1tbcr end mUfhcr 900
ihs present affecting bereayemcuf-Riehm0Hd
Enquirer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

BLACKSYILLE CONYENTION-Ws under.
stand that this august body bro e up IN a sort of
row not very credilable to the Union and Harmony
party. The Conve ntiun refused To nominate a
candidate tor Congress- but after ii broke up the
Slosnrod party nominated Mr. Sleenrod, aud the
Brownites protested against il. So stands the mat.
ter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

We urdersia,d HAT Wila'u Kinney. Esq. has
resigned the office OF DislGl, Attorney OF the Unr
ted States t,r the Western district of Virginia iu
consrq ct the increase! labor which would
IGIpus 81 upon HIN hy the Late law ut Congress es-
,sh.irhiug ucw courts. aud the interference Oc,a-
sipucd thcrch, with his regular business.