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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

I IN CHANCEEN In the Circuit Superb
=, court Of aw aud ChaucCry for OHIO county
Noses Rhodes, complainant.
Archibald Hoods, sheriff of Ohio county, am.
as such administrator of John SpCkmdn Gle
ceased, Henry Il SOCkman, Isaac l. Brown
hizabclh his wife. which Henry and EHZ1bcu
are children aud heirs al law of the saul John
So'nmln 'eceased, Jesse Wheat aud AIcNan
der Henderson, a (cHdaHts.
S"Id court on the 18th day of June ~"
l VIII on the roth day of August ISIS
ana thereafter by adiournments from time To-
'ilHe as Snau he necessary, at my Office an the
cry OF Wheeling, Virginia, proc pcd To take an
account of aud report what - dueto the plaintiff
aad the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged IT. the bull; what dsscts, # any, have com,
10 the hands Ofthe sand administrator To be al
nlinistCrcc, and wha part thereof If any, remains
unadnulstcred, what ELECTS of the said John
Sotkthdu deceased, If any, have been taken pos
session OF by the SAID Henry. or have come 10 hI,
hahds, whether he has wasted or parJc with IA,
same what Is Cue from said Henry As CNCcatui
&c son tort by reason there If what real estate o.
TIE Sa.d John SoCIuan has descended 10 do,
Sad Henry aud Elizabeth, and the annual yulu,
hereuli what debts of said john SOckmGu r.
uatu unpaid, dIStlngu,S such as an q bludIu.
on his heirs from such are not, and such uiutr
maIiersa rs sand decree directs, or as 1 sha deem
pcluu'ut, or the parties specially require.
A hoilcels hereby gwen TO the CREDITORS
OF tee said John Sock man decreased, To aprCaI
before me and prove their demands, on or bcioT,
ne SAID l9tn day of August 1913, Al
my othce aforesaid a.d deposit or Sc
cure their reasonable share of the costs of tins
suit, and that such of them as shall not so appcar
aud prove their d,Tsands, and deposit or secur,
thclr reu sonable share of the costs Of this SUIT.
VII be excluded from the benefit Of said decree
and of any theT decree or DEGREES to DC made m
THIS cause.
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAMB N RUSSELL, for comp'r je p
he parties II the above cause ale hereby no
tlnedi mat the DISPOSITIONS Of Joseph Gil and
others, VIII be taken At the residence Of sand Gill
IN the town of Mount Pleasant, Jefferson county
10 me state OF OHIO, on Monday the cath day of
Jn'y lSi5, between the hours of two and seven
CLOCK L VI, To be read ia evidence IN the above
named cause, on behalf Of said plaintiff and said
Henderson. And II from any cause the taking
OF I've same shall not be commenced, or beIT
commenced, shall not be completed on that DAY,
the takiRs thereof wl 10" adjourned from time To
uhle, unui the same shall be completed.
ie % ALEXANDER HFNDER SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
No mONUPOLY!
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.


PURSUANT 10 decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Tyler county,
pronounced at the September term 1912, IN a
CERTAIN cause then pending. wherein William
Moore was plaInult, and Michael HallOws, dc.
lendant, viii OH the 2d Monday IN September
next, at the court house of said county, sell
tract of 40 acres OF land situated on Middle
Island creek IN said county
Terms Of SliC-One thud in hand and IN q
remainder IN SIX, twelve add eighteen months,
the purchaser 10 give bonds bearing interest,
WIN good security for the payment OF the afOre-
sand instruments.
II II HARDMAN,
Deputy JOr ) THIsTLE,
auS3 Nv II Tyler county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
TNI SrEE,n SALE.

ES 'Hl"" "I deed of trust from Charles
S'er, or md Elizabeth his wife - me. hear
l.S oa'e Inc ga day ct February -. "a. and
low OF record n the clerks Office of the county
,vutl TOT ONO county, | shall. on Tuesday the
i''h uaV OF August l~i1, at 30 O'Clock \ NJ al the
uTlt uouI ol NE Court house for Ohio county,
sell To the highest aud best bicdcr N r,,hlr a,'
"h' wv" lots OF ground situate in Rit.hi,town.
numbered on the plat olsaId tnwn,tcn and twelve
III I've c'SEthlh square together with the build
MSS ana improvements on the same.
lhtSv lots are we'll improved, with good brick
'tutmtLL and the utle = believed TO be uudOubI
eu ana Tree from all membranes
selling az Trustee. shall convey such tile :
Is vested ln me by the sand iced oftust.
Terms made known on the day OF sale
, JAMES ) WHEAT, Trustee.
bNENlIlNGEB & SuAII.CROSS
y II Is ductiOuccrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
TRT sTEE,S SALE.

NV ILL be sold on Monday the seventh day
w Of August 1913. at public auction To The
highest bidder tic front donr of the Court House
of this cuunly,n desirable pew in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Selling trustee. shall only convey
such tile is vested in me 10y the deed under
which sell For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber or Sir John knolc. Terms made known
on the day VI sale. T. II FITZHUGu
~ 70 Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

THE subscribers beg leave ta inform tire cit-
Zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No li3 Main street, Wheeling, Va. where
nay be found an extensive assortment of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, PuT-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con-
SIS ing Of Feather Beds: bolsic-s, Pillows, curl
ed hair. Spanish moss, cotton husk and spring
mattresses; together with tull assortment of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN this cltvi all Of which will he sold
on the NEST reasonable terms and warranted.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany vcuecfs,
varnlsh, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS farnish,d with every article
Of furniture on the most accommodating terms
and al short notice
Orders in Zlncs Vile can be lcft with ] F.
ADAMS & Co.
iv 20 MENDEI. g. HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

fkNHE PROSE, ROMANCES IT Edgar A
4 Poe. author Of the Gold Bug" Arthur
Oordun,' "Pym." Tales Of the Gr,IesIue and Ara
oesque.' DC. Uniform serial e.lrliun. each number
complete m Itself. No |. containing the Inurler
the Ru'. Mnrlue. aud the Milan that was u. ell
"p-' Just received un. Tor sale nj
y % MELI.ORS Union St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

l'd'c Beth"oreS's, LiGIr ST, BALTIMORE
w w DIX,

l'd'c Beth""reSs,i LiGur ST, BALTIMORE
w w DIN,
AR1ItTrpI rocr Proprj,fors.
NEING leased lrl, extensive and El,oritc O..
u tahiishm,ur. aud entirely rennynrcd and re-.
'"" Il throughout. 50 that !, can compare adyaura.
'"'>F Win any similar establishment iu the Union,
ave u" hesitation m cndeavpring TO attract the
,''",'"n "i the travelling public 10 Tins iavoIite
''''| uihe most strenuous e1crtiuns. loiucd To-
very I"'sSib.c convenience to hc found clscv here.
-' insure success, they pledge themselves Ihs It's
'''' Wen earned reputation shall not only be-
ncr'lcd but surpassed,
'''"'duncc "nh the difficulties Of the times.
"'y have del, ruincd Ia reduce their CHARGES 10
',r'srnd. Pace 81 .25 per day.
Baltimore. Jnly 3. 1913 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

TIE PIRATES FAKEN.-The three pirate
OF the schooner Lavi.Ia were taken in New York on
Thursday last. and committed Ia prison, Mathews,
ono OF the number, made the flluwing co n fesson:
MATHEWS CONFESSlON-Mlihew s states
that he Webster aud the cook we're below. and
that Babe came 10 the companion way aud called
him up, and told them that the captain and mate
tad had scufile aud fallen overheard that Bah e
Ihen took charge Of the vessel until they came near
the land when hc ordered the cook ~ 90 forward
10 do something 10 the sails.
While the cook busy. Babe went behind h i'm,
and with mallet killed him, aud thea ordered the
Others TO throw him overheard, else he would serve
them IN the same manner This they did, and then
oil came on shore.
The Commercial Advertiser Of Thursday after
Noon, says
The prisoners will undergo an examination Cor
commitment this afternoon tomorrow. The thIrdl
person will undoubtedly soOn be arrested as seve7a
al his places OF resort we'll known, and a mum
Der ut officers are in pursuit. The accused having
been arrested ia this city, they will, f committed be
tued IA the United States Court tor this district.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
STEPHENSON * HASWELL.
| jy IS Union ST. Wheeling Va.


a ANE WORD or CAUTION ON BLOOD
" LETrlNG.-It is a we'll known fact that
pure and healthy blood is more 4impid laan impure
or diseased blood therefore. when n vein is opened
The most pure part flows from IL. leaving behind Tie
impurities with more ruum a. increase their viru.
leucc; n, then, 10y blood letting we take much
larger proportion uf healthy blond than we do Of
The diseased PnTIiclcsdo diminish the strength
of the b"dy, aud render the system loss able 10 rid
Itself OF he causes of impure bio "a than WAS pre-.
NIous 10 blecdIngi-let common sense answer this
qne>iion--and let sound Judgement and good DIS.
're'I"n prompt the course 10 be puTs. Cd; cad Of
r'SoTng 10 The lancet lur relief, purchase a box OF
Ntd'H"Hrh'S Ie5otd6ie Extract Pits; them aC-
coring 10 the directions, and health will ho your
happy portion, with all the blood that nature has
gwen TO strengthen and sustain you through life
and not to be split
The a5uve medicine is for sale at % cts per box,
nj the Office 33S Broadway.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON.
at the bookstore OF WIN Rohb
Also Tor sale by + w BASSETT.
aug South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

OF THE CITY or LOUISVILLE
THE Lectures in this institution, will COM
meuce, as usual, on the hrsl MuHdaV ct No
vcm Der, and continue uniil the last Of February
under The following faculty.. viz.
JEDEDIAH COEB. VI u,
Professor Of Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL. NJ -,
PiofInsututes Of Medicine and Medical
Jurisprudence,
Prof Theory and Practice of Medicine
SAMUEL, ~ GROSS, u ~,
Professor Of Surgery.
HENRY MILLER, VI y,
proi Obstetrics and Disease Of Women aud
Children
CHARTES w SHORT, NJ n,
Prof Mateila Mcdca sNd Medical Eoiany.
LUNSFORD z VANDEE1,, sc g,
Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
DNNiEi. DRAKE, 81 -,
Prof Clinical mcdiciue Pathological anatomy.
Six lectures arc delivered daiv. The zee for
each ticket - SO. The notes 81 good and sell
vent Banks otthe STATES Tvs Syh'ca RnpNs reside
viii ne received IN payment. The Mafrruialyon
Gee IS 81, and that NJ Gradna'i,n ~, horh pays-
bic IN Kentucky paper. The fcp So Inv Buru0u.
strstar Of Apar 0uiy, W BaVie-s Js ~ dots vbrDu
includes all the privileges vi a'tCEtanl ON ms
dc7nous WaiIons aud dlssvc{lOus from VIC first oi
October uR she hIsi uf March Tine priCr oI
boarding. with tUel light, and atfeUdgUTs, C U
80 & dg5s pcr week.
Professors Coins and Gro-z. ia sG'V-uauor
vi the regular session, wIll deliver vusrsr q
lectures ON N'sccysi aud Surg1raj ANatorav,
and Operative SrrEcrv, hs-iNnIu- ON she i1fk sd
September ard 1crmiuSuCc on che las1 Satur-
day 81 OcfUueT. INC igeis fN,e carr-I ts - aels.
BY JgsCr OF Fhc Faculty
VG1 COUE. rs ". Brar.
ENDV EENT.--A aasii dwelling ror-, ,vmsi Z.
ut ~ cI7yc rFrI re1rsr- tr1oiiCr vya an o,.
ce,iru, vra.ysrz Egss s1' "a av,iosur convenient --
T-ros ynedrvs1e. NTry Go YETEE UDIJINUS-
HEGU, ~ JkMIsS UANE va
- HBglS tAaN GOD ro5riy,S rys5 g.,
y sr's 5- OLIVES PRYOR
lvlI va eviuE
% CEBuONS OF SPANISH INpIGO,
( - urerypI tci fT sse ~
WA Cd PRYOR Vrrrl 81 rE-yjrsz-
( aAAR Ltys CINNAMON r,rsryv,l ,-,g
NaB4E Egsaist " DjyVID FSFDE
4 rrlF Wfnr',-s-
a ICOHOE. eat6, 1us esd. vg7,-za1s y,pE
~ -gsodhg DllNb6 TUSnN Iuse1 s.
I FVI5 Wirsk.r., Va.
a NfBPAp. NtRNHSTE, -Ea.i- ssrt a,it ~
q WA Dj1PtE vGfoG W,r-'D-
BONNRgrS1-J q a. * e. WEfsQi ts,s
! Ia VS. ----v-f rt rlelr se,sr. Nol4t Wtu, 80
/ : See -ci,ca- ~ frv Fjysru1r Hn,1 BuvT-ia
igl,--b ftcg ufl alil -'arta 81 ss5, r7fg ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

REORGANIZATION Of J MLean Gardner. the young
R0u VITO stabbed Gov WickllHe, took place on FIR
day last before the Baltimore CITY Cyu1 and result
ed ia bis beiHg acquitted the ground Of insanity
IIe was ordered to the States Hospital until he
shoulj recover.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

A1NIRSr IN kET-Grahasn', :, and tG.
u Ladies National Magszrurs. Tor August, with
'eauiiinl engnvIHgs. Just reed and Tor sale At
~ ~ MELLOR'S. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
LAsV OF TigE SEASON.


WMTUo ursIus. teoovof 1ifr'o-i rEqHcs VI
w Ms SESSpEtBLE yGG GDODS
ah-s8 rea5c- l,s s11cs ag1lr e7uai to any 5n u.a
H--
tr-r.r r.--r -rr1- l-iH~-7reuz .-}l-i1 30 Oilers
~ r.- settle. r-e hs af1-E CT Tla1lf C1rag-r--
T-E .5arf zses-s' Ssur1-- ffs-T.
Te Ger irsl-, t1 sTc5r 81 -hea-r --la,afs7 a.l
fioEnrr Bsrst eel Hr-L,Sl Ssor Eosr~rs
',-tr,Sl' r.rriv pi Er-,ss Lzvcs Ct7-tls. rr.a,-
1gr t-, ftn -r1C- vrr-sfy 81 r-rl ueve .rvia EACE
srrf LACE rOOifS s1-s r1z7srs egs-y vsresgr 1 ,..
ilnr t.sst csa t'e usesEooei. SRA tssir isa1.s CO.
s-i %, Co. yvvy ar~F rrrfre W ClslI. be tts.f,s
81 et,yf Sc 90 7vr 81 -atrvs1ss-l u5-1 s,qys hue
,t1H. srfB
Ah UEE.s Eugs y DUD. ---4ggs ,,s s.-
nv rsi- t7 DglssE PRYOR
liz DOT Nl--.1f-
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JOAN j.. W.JpF.
0E NNJTHCITEf.E ct g.adsaz. G,udc7acr-s
W. 1r-i Jhtigcsl- iL,8ie 1ud Slices. Aia1 a4c,,
8 d0srs 1og,E Of Virginia Itlsel Wsicci.1z We
kccTs gaaeaulig GA hzut or szz1yror~f OF t- s-aq-
srir'e@, o. Ea@-1u prsc,s- p zy55o 0,.d-5 rss,,u
.rsprgrH- ruf a5 tss aslf rr l-la.frrr materials
ru-r. ~ r-gg.-Ey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
CUNNCERY SALE.


OF LOT NO III ON FIFTH STREET.
IN CHANCERG-In the Circuit Superior court
Of Law aud CEanCery tor Ohio county.
tan Il Morton,
Jacob + Bier and others
By virtue 81 the proceedings and DEGREES IN
the ahOye-namCt cause, ! shall proceed to sell ~
public OdctlOn, 10 The highest and best bidder on
Monday the SEVENTH day of August, 1913,
NbcWE court dAvO al the front door of TIE
court house OF Ono county, the lot Of ground
tlluatod az the corner. east of fifth ard sotsh of
John streets IN the city Of Wheeling being dCsig-
mated on the plat thereof, by the number one
hundred and &c, cnly seven ll77, on the follow
and security for the purchase money, pas able in
equal lnstalmcnts, in eight, sixteen and twenty
l"ur months from the day Of sale, respectively,
with interest from the day of sale
W MITCH ELL. Deputy for
ARCHIBALD WOODS, o &, and
le 81 Is Commissioner.
COUNTER SCALES, n new article, warran-
- ted accurate. for sale by
may IS OFT & GREER.
RHANlLlA AND MIS- SOUhI HEMP
We 20 bales Manila,
. tons Missouri Hemp. For sale Ivy
may 10 II Sl'KEE & co
u. NUMSEN
u & ANING fitted up his old stand. 81 Main -
n Il Tor the reception OF customers tenders hrs
services 10 his old friends and the public. lie will
furnish parties families with pound fruit, spouce
almond, cake, &c, sc, PLAN ICE in superb
style also will fruits, confectionery a,d every sort
Of creams Ieilcs aud Blanc Mango, Ice Creams So
Ia from uu excellent and pure fountain. Couic, to-
nary, Fruits &c, CT up al alt times vs rcrs
RE Is sarc ths those who call On lam Will bc sura
| 10 call again. Iuue 10
WOOL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
y. NUMSEN


HtASH oud the hghes, market mics paid for
Y I clean Washed WOOL. y hEEE 81 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
FUDGE SWANS NEW WORK ON Exc

" CilORS AND ADMINISTRATION
ISAAC \ WHITING Inns this day Published
MANUEL Ter EAccuJ7rs and Administrators IA the
Seuicm.r' %, E-ia-es OF deceased Persons. With
prac'I,al fcms &c. DC BY Joseph r Swan.
President Judge OF ihe Twelfth Judicial Circuit.
and author of Swans Treatise the Law reia;'ns
10 The Powers uud Duties oi justices OF the Peace
and Cou,iabIcs. in the Suite of Ohio
THIS work J. intended Ia be what its title purpors,
Manual Tor those Who settle the estates 81 dccca-
scd persons IL cmbuIies the prov isious OF the Sta
Ia es, wih such Comments, Decisions. Forms. and
other matter, deemed requisite for persons not
skilled in the law, understand the ordinary duiies
Oi Executors AID Administrators. The object has
boCu iept IA view throughout, Iot only because
large book would he almost useless 10 those persuus
who desire 10 read more than Is necessary TO
make themselves well acquainted with their gene
raj duties, buI because, In most cases Executor
or Administrator would not be justiGabe IN purcLa-
sing expensive work Besides, It will perhaps
be iuuu4 that the book CmhDdIcs much more useful
than the more vulumInous and elaborate
English works upon The same suljed The various
subjects are treated az near as could he in the or
der IN which the various duties should be perform
cd beginning with The NoIire Co Creditor, then the
taking of q Inventory and Schedules with Forms;
the sale aud Sale Bill; what are Assets and What
are not the Collection Of the Assets. and when aud
how the Authorization OF Claims against the Is
tate and their Arbitration. &C. with Forms; the Sale
Of the Real Estate; the Remedies by and against
Executors and Administrators; the Mode Of Settling
lnssivent Estates. DC. &c. I vol ~ mo.
From the well known talent of the Author. and
the time and labor Which he hns devoted 10 the above
work, the publisher confidently believes q Will be
found equally valuable 10 Executors and Admin
istralors as his well known Treaties has hscn 10
Justices Of The Peace Lawyers, and OF business
generally For sale the Bookstore ei
STEPHENSON q HASWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
II DOLLARS
And to PHILADELPHIA for
I3 DOLLARS.

For tickets apply at the Great Central K Jutc
sag once on Water 81, one d-or above the Z :
Ho'ci' IN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

OF LOT NO III ON FIFTH STREET.
IN CHANCERG-In the Circuit Superior court
Of Law aud CEancery tor Ohio county.
Stan x Morton,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-06
TiEhicning me ReinSJ

The Enquirer holds the following language for
the benefit of those, who hesitate to commit them
selves To the nominee of packed Convention:
Union upon the nominee Of the Democratic Conyenti,
10 the only secret o strength and our success lie
who - not tor US IN that respect is aRanst us Far better
would II be ior man, who will cooperate ~ the sun
port OF the nominations abandon his party At once than
profess To be OF IT, lie will do injury by profesn
10 cooperate with Us now aud abandoning ~ when lie
battle comes on, than by leaving once"
This may be true but suppose these gentle.
men do not choose to quit the Party suppose
they consider Themselves as much entitled 10 re-.
main, and 10 act as they please, as Mr. Richie
and his set, by what authority does the Enquirer
assume to order them our They may contend
and some Of them do--that the unfair course Of
the Enquirer, and its faction, IS doing the Demo.
cracy harm aud it would be hes, for Them Ia
quit. At any rates, being ~ the Democracy, they
are privileged 10 stay there and they will not.
probably, go out any sooner by being bid To 90.
The attempt 10 drive them may even make them
cling lhe longer to their position, aud stimulate
them to use IT. advantage 10 plague those who
would dictate to them. They "can do more in
jury, 10y protesting to cooperate now and aban.
donlnR the Democracy when the battle comes on
than by deserving at once "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-06

nate ul the had considerable time and il WIS
no longer possible Too ucI Majesty dcsccrn VIII, thct the
men wcrr killing the bulls the hi killing III. n,cn-
fight bulls slaughtered IA the ring aud twelve
HORSES were lcit goted aud disembowelled there
How many staggered oh to die outside I know not.
iet Majesty gracions, pleased paw particular aitrn
non tn thing said and DONE aud exhibited degree OF
interest and animation, OF which ordinary observers had
yously thought her incapable But evident that she
TAR nom apathetc impassivc wien stimulated congo
nsl sights aud subjects. Tier loving subjects hailed her To-
day as truly Spanish Queen, wondering the
sness scdcnial OF her mother who had never
her there, having given the stirring spectacle during
widswhood, second marriage. AS Tor Espariero he
Her Majesty evidently resolved to enjoy herself and
make up Tor Lost time. She highly amused when the
inst bull scattering the quadrlo combatans She
seriously interested the advanced aud the
bull rushed upon the mounted picdor, goring and tossing
and tearing up his horse, aud uamping upon, doub.
ling mp, and crushing the fallen ridcr. The grOtcsquc
efforts Of the bull shake the half score OF bar.
bed darts OF his shoulders seemed also to al
uid Her Majesty high amusement, aud instruction too
for could, short distance, easily translate her AM
mated gestures. Her Majesty also obviously graied
To observe, "Wha noble animal horse Is :" and how he
can run about with his cntras hanging aud bear
mounted again, and again brought the sctch-his
sometimes bsndagcd OF otherwise he would pot stand
H. Then his dying struggles and rolls, and kicks the
air. comical; while the bull. paving and snuing
and knecng him. turned him over and ripped
him know in,ly |. ting the blood in gallons. 'r
ly twas dainty dish lay before queen" Nothing was
wanting complete the royal sport but the death Of half
dozen men. One fellow carried OIL with his RIBS broken
Ut was said,) but that WAS nothing.
London Times Naftfd,fu Drf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-06
TOTAL,
Locoinco majority,

From the foregoing it will b. seCn that last July there
were but 1867 votes poled, Of which majority against
Sol
In 1910, there 1922 cast Of which 900
were given TO Cen Harrison. and 7,6lG To Martin Van Blu
ren, leaving the Whigs majority Of 1850.
In loi2, there IA, 800 poled Of which Gov
ouon received 1872, and Henry Johnson G37j, being
Locoioco minority o! Just $50.
a b1ei glance at these statistics will show how empty
and worse than idle the van-gorious b1asng- Of the
locoiocos, o their gains IN Louisiana In 1910, when
their full strength brought out they poled GIG votes;
ia 1872, they gave 932, and in 1913 si2I! 30 that in
three they show the pu gain Of jour huadred and
HiHefg-eighf rotes, all ioid
The elections OF 1912 and 1919 indicate nothing eycept
that the Whlg-, 10 the number Of nearly 5000 stad Al
home, and allowed lhe election to go 10y defauu while the
Lccoiocos ever active, turned aud poed their full
strength Louisiana Is Wing State tuH rot, icH de
fnonSfrdfe at any time; and whenever tie Wings turn
ont, ~ they Will IN al, the day is ours