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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

jus4 BOYD EDMOND L DAVENPORT
CHEAP AND PLEAsANT EXCLUSION.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
RAILROAD.
NOR the convenience of persons wishing TO
make pleasant excursion during the warm tve,,a, tex
to Washington privilege of returning tls Hsr dv viii
De- during the remainder OF the for S65e or
90. puce OF iuc single ticket only
The early Bo, now reaches Washington will
enable persons under this arrangement r in
IarL e., wei any not requiring much
Jnl7 Agent % Transportation.
40 my 0id Friends and Customers.
HAVE received portion ny spring sto,s Of cura quality
White Lad Gass SC with few barrels q Mountain Oh all
RoBERT MOTT.
an Is Painter Globe square
20 0D0 ALEXANDRIA Cigars, just re.
Jns. E,NEN < wHrIock
LNEArHERS-l,3OO lbs. Live Geese Feathers.
ia si--'H JAS. \. FNrrsoN
WANTED.
NJ nh FOR five years for which Sc
'1'|'O ~ euHiy wi" be given uP,n real estate In
F''' '' ''s "''.'' ml2-U
IAA Nova Scotia Grind Stones, for sale by
-OO mst woRriAN. MeCRrDEE CO
EINTHA FAMILY IIAus.---5OO Family Ham.
- Of rodfsc1ro. n sorr and 'or sale
Jnsi-sw JAMES y ryrrEsoN.
HRAC0N AND l.ARD-tOO Ftfsns No. Mountain Land
.ar msl j. g. PVrrEsoS'
SECOND sCrrfY or
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
fE7iE Subscribers have received by iroai ant steamboat d.
T,t u Sew NprE variety of nr ar. desirable Goods of
mg lt ort1ts- fHu ENGLAND aui Fame. purtin.si with
t al-h I3 offered unusually pttrs ay vI7 s,Ia ar
retail They 1rr. Doc pan. ls follows
Rich striped. rilri AMI other figure, rouit d. Sol
IuI1ll lrku. AaHhuunu and Glrc =
IlUorur,. hlsorre ils'us anil Lawns
Painted MI,ns j1gor't.. lrd Linen lawns
S'irf m'.h i.'"', "il-i1u- iui c1u'n,s
Ladies Revere b'ricrct hcus . sni flin threat Cambria
UIUass|c'HrH
b,u oufa striped p and embroidered scars. sh,v,is and
tlrifs's figured ard open WORK
sNk fru-.' Bonnet cap i1t rs.k 1rI other Rtblr.is
l1f.cs' sak. 1w Pr cotton and ii-.. thread H.-.
flcfrh worked taffs, toiara. pHHty and s.k
s... ans uf,lI iaces, EjgIurs and lnscH.rfs
tHu'Hr lu1 Muslin dn d,
taiss' nstt embroidered and pain Gloves ,rI Nfs
ladies arl scntcmeus Nd ti.ie Thread auI eot1n d,
lr.h ian,u+ Lawns, LINEN Cautri,s and uarsr
lab' p,,''ss. bn,rl ia, C.o.ts a1i Nars.Hs
Trvri btl E'r nir irlh sh,fust ari r.,v Case Linen
l1ti a'i Furniture nuu.ty and Grass Crl
Plain and h.1r-i Swiss Mus.us Clnhfrs and I..0rrts
"eni'cufnr Spitlf.d rore.a anil G1rIlnfl Hlsfs
rulft w.'i black Cloths Csssucrcs anil Cl.ffaer,ts
Fancy tls..uicrrs ranaul ubb,.i Csmtroaus
tlrc Cinfs Alpaca usfrcs ami cold ard white prui,,
Win chuco asorcnt sttrc Good. sni fo.fi.. All nd &
viii De- iouniehcapat
ina II'. 49,, s,' = ~ a.,
4 = IIhds prime r e. SUGAR
~ DO p r. Moas-es, just landing. For sale by
JUS JONI y. GORDON
HCLOOuINts pIiNE.-paly ,,pe-,e, /, small Gaze, 7.
FLOWING plans which viii BE- sold INV iron a., wharf A.
n" V'F-l US FlSHEH y son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
Auttion Sales.
flsfS DAY.
Isy inioe. q ,srother.

Stock Of Confectionery, Fancy Goods, Bakers
Tools Store Futures, &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING Aug nr At 10 o'eloek
viii sell at the Of Mr. Chars Beck declining the
Confectionery hu-nc his -iock-eomprsng the usual a.
srtnent Contained IN such establishment including Tools
store Futures, &c
ALSO, soda Pump and Apparatus complete and in first rate
condition INLoEs 4 BROTHER. Aucts.
bnrEnin AT Private Saic.--To dosiroi- Of en-
terinz into the above wiling
AZ private sale us entire eshhneninciing
Bar ami Fixtures &c bagan early application
be made o CHARLES nEf,k n,
Ju - iNLOEs BROTHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

NnisKEY-5o bbs Common baltimore yyfi.sev. "a Io =
w Ieg'ers' od Whisky receiving and for saie by
IN J. X. TRIPLE Eft 4 sON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

HE.ASA BOOKS.
II w RANDOLPH has hand, at this time a arge .to.L q,
Blank Books al sizes Prices according 10 quahty An n
want would do weuto give him a call. d, ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

'hG <tClI CONGRESS .--yVhea ,-s ,r,N hscL
- ''e e.re'i"n Ut lSie. and reflect Upon the high
hr"' OF national irns sri,y and honor ina, y as en-.
'f"ed 'wheH ihe Icsult Of that memorable .I,,,.
ca eoAhei was knns.u we naturally feel dslppoin.
'su' as all do. Al the result. we exported srpui
deal. ~e CT ,DscIeJ to, much 0uI -Lat ue reasons.
ny expected has beer hy fs,giuYs cirrusc stance,
measarab.y disappointed. The Death OF Conceal
IA irr'1n the worse ia IN lea # AIr !. LEI, hive
operated to take the ppy,cr pui Of tho h,nJ., r,,
Wing. CT that good Nhich tley esnecisd f., ,c..,,n
pi'sh' bpi under Ihess great snharraz.nsni. the
last Congeos' hos done Mai, ~ IN reAect!nr m,n
All 60 ef ho'rir upon them. and the peavls ,,c
de'I'"d Advantages fran thcir acts which ,bsy
ought 10 i,el-aRd arfrcc ale The s.eat measure
% The e'nniry.s protective 1T has ocen passed
Hhd 'E.ai' as Ia" Of he land. !, cannu, be lie.
Sisj that 'thIs already psoIuced good rl,cts. and
laiJ "'e foundation. BY briJ,ns olt ilJucsrsn. to
ne mln1'scinrer. 10 embark hr. means aoJ eu,or
p'iss IN bIsI-sss Il IA, had rho etc q o. .alp.
ping he SHIPPING Of spec.o i5Jn ihs ooru.-y. ard
bringing II here 10 cSchlnss Cor cur produce The
efseiS Of th' measure have been auI will rouliaue
TO he. m The highest degree bemeG,ssI
The gradual reduction oFrhe expenditures Of gov.
sfnraon,. hy hopping Of unnecessary expenses and
rsn1eing unnecessary public officers "a an,;her
measure. that pei o,oi b. another C,ngrcss which
should luOk q, The ru5Iic yauts asiesJ If The .s
warl Of parry hyou'Ss. would set an eramrie of
regard fuf tho nan.nll rr,,ur,cs aud public irtez
r''y which wrGid not ra.ly De lost Connected
"'a iAf suaj'c' Is tho rospon.h,'lry OF The Cos.
eminent o'fi"or' Walls mc alsn5n .,ra'ioa, :hs,
4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

The follow Ieg the conolGdius paragraph Of
speech Of Collins Lee. heiors the American
Co'urI''ior $ .cirtY in wh Oh he gvs.a history Of
that national haidl. The Star Sraug'eI Blnprr,"
and prpuonncrs hrief hul bcau;iu eulugy upon
rs author, the la'e T. 5. KEY. Who was amenber
of he SycIeiy;
IL was during the isie mcmnrabe war. Whsf,
hrIiISh feet had penetrated 10 the very CAPITAL Of
our country. and while approaching The out works
aud tou which gund sister city. that young Key
then detained on burd all En.Ish ship OF wnr.
beheld as the twilight closed upon the invading
forces the IA" of his country waving nbuyc the Tor.
ircss az attack. and when the ight ss in was taun-
ted BY tho threat ard brnsi Of the invaders that ere
morning that nag would be struck by the prowe.s
Of It's enemies. Amid the smoke and storm Of the
baIrlr. mud The darkness olthe night, he watched
with throbbiug heart aud ANXIOUS eyes The first M.
preach NJ light. his fears and hopes alike agaring
ard Expressing him. The dawn broke al la,l. and
ihrDngh tho smoke AMI clouds. he clugh: the FIRST
glance Of that yet uncOnquerlble sign still there
waving the free and bra ve-iis biighI folds
nuhrJken by the storm Of bait c. and it, inrItiu.
EHshUbe STARS yet shining nndimmed. II Wis. sir.
az his moment Of rapture that tho patriots Owe r
hpWing heart gave uiierlnCe 10 IT, gushing 10Y in
q s'ug which has become The brightest gem of our
literature and the waichword ufvictory. II moth
ing else remained Go rescue hIs memory lfom Oh.
iiyion, this alone. shs preserve ~ every land o.
yer every wherever American aus and Amer.
con arms shall carry light aud liberty and cvIliza.
non.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

We learn by private from Washington
That Mr. Tyler viii Dispose of the balance Of tie
Guard as follows Mr. Wise goes to Austria. in The
place Of Mr. Jener who is to be recalled and 9th
Department; Mr. Webster. as we before stated gnes
10 England; Mr. Everett TO CHM; Mr. Pr,ifi;io Rio
as Ccnsu'; Jane. NJ Porter OF Pa cues into Tho
War DEPARTMENTAL nus very veakcahinei " 10
he formed Wise. Pr1iliI and Gushing will be pro.
vi'!ed for, pr.hahly or two years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

NEW ORLEANS CJAIERC!AL.-rh N.
s'"u''On has applied ~ s' ado liquidation ., Tar 1t,
a. 6iuArss PO"or- s'o cOfccrhcj --leaViux 10 tho
rpor'ir,I; A. rAhi over the .,Htrr Nor =
Fue tmnA uNes ahori $3.50 900 90 account Of
Circulation anI deposit
b sidcE t. hiil' receivable a. s.ns a large prep.
cry. o''R T..ng G-e water works. nh ca q &
near m.'4oH " dO!ists, That responsible ~ O.s
hp.dsrs
Thcre are about SIS O0J due a7,n water soa,,.
which ns retire that amount ui cifculat,o,, as
i'e "'Ies VI The Uank receivable iu payment ID
arraages.
ine iHcO De from the water yVaFks on lht to r-lits
her circulation IA short une. even { 4 she int
receive HUyt1ugy upon her bIiIs r-ruabls. We
rnrnteg these fac's as thsy, we're siNeh ~ Us Bail
hOlJefs vii perceive tao folly of submitting To
euUrrnpuS J35cnuuIs-E y Brs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

FLORlDA.--A correspondent OF The Savannah
Republican; IN letter daied PllaIka. February %.
says
Fifiy Southern iLGans hive just embarked from
Irder heys. 10 charge OF Capt MncKaveU, Vh"
goes wiih them 20 New Orleans; aud Then pro-
eeeds with the whole HDasss io their Gna dest.
fallCn IN the ArklnSas country.
The line of D1srr bSrwsen Fort Fannirs and rais
place has been booksn Dp. The expires. uh his
line has also been Discontinued. Hereafter comm a.
nieaIi"nS 60 To Ceder Keys uy way al lamp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

PENHSYLvANIA.-Ths eIuor Of The Tribune
sho hs, been for the ast week too 80 10 attend 10
his duries) met IN Philaielphia on Friday evening
q number o fdelceates j1u returned from the Clay
Wing S'a'e Convention ofthe friends Of Henry Clay
II HsusbUrgh M cOucuued Boz stating That tho
representation Of the interior counties vyrs not OLE
ly mUoh fuller than had bssn expected by The most
sanguine bot that tho evidences Of unanimity and
enthusiasm in behalf 81 Mr Clay we're rresfer than
they bad even dared ~ hope. The tpIrt 10 The
same that which electrified the State IN favor
Of che lamented HAEEIsoS boz $50 and $40 bet
uuauimity In favor OF Mr. Clay IS ~ a.er Than tHat
excited boo uobsIf of Gen n. uI any time priur 10
The summer 81 $50. The handful Of AnH.Ioco
Focus iu he Stale Who stl hold out On oppontio1
20 Mr. Clay are The same who vshementlv opposed
Gen Harlem ~ 1856 and deprived him OF
the vote Of he Sale.
Pennsylvania BE- ImSaoyahiy Ahig in az her inter
isrssfs and her principles Of Political Eclnomy-
she dis'ikss Van Buren,. end will not be driven In
10 supporting him ogsiu--If Buchanan can be for.
red upon The parry. Stale Pride would probably
induce her 10 support him; bot sg1inst any Other
Free trade msa she will cast her vote fyf Henry
Clay The fro blow az The TariH next winter viii
jssfray he chance even - Buchanan IN Y TG
Llns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

MUTILATION Or 4 MEMBER OF con.
6RISS The Washington Correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser gives the follow.
ing a. s-ssfilg ansCdolc.
The predictions Of The ed Tor Of the Louisville
Journal. 90 10 the degree Co. which Mr. Sprrg. Of
Ken'urby. would reflect honor upun the rrnsItucu.
~ that returned HIM % has Congress seem fo have
been realized Toward he c,sc orIhs lost session
hc sigpaiizcd himself fracls the eating house
under The House sf Representatives aud received
severe wound IN his hand from collision with broken
glass, and last night sliiHg house tu Ponnsyl
vnria Avenue, he got into fight with person
named Drudge iniller's cart driver, which termi.
mated IN hn opponents biting the largest portion u
MS ear Od! DR. SewaIl Did his beet to repair The mis-
chief but the fragment uf Mr. Sprigg's ear which
R nov in the dJCi0rs pIs,cssiDn,) was too much IA
csmied 10 he restored, and tho honorable member
sill Of course, cary The mark Of the sc1lo 20 hs
grave.
Were ihis tale o. be related iu any suhssauenf
Notes lor General Circulation" would 10 NOT be- eel
down ne signal instance Of the mendlciiy Of trav.
ollors' Aud yet
--"Sucb things be-
And overcome ne like summer cloud.
WITHOUT our special wonder"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

: - =
ei''e'o'ed ''!' 'e's .'s'co7d 10 'he terms
% ,ILcc' '" 'I2h ""' proPoScl ~ the
G",ci " arri'Fs VI thc la lihnS."ho scG.H'
- nave "'en STRUCK "''h Animation of
TIC i""o'n.''O's courage sna '"e heroic
'"'or o' Ms 'neh'eS. he proposes 10
'"'''h MAX tiey shoo'H leave mo codn
"!' VIM al ."e'' elec'a Orh!nd 'hen'
save ~" '"e'I u ms ""'CH' as lhcJ
n'l uSc0 'he'h 'Ae HFeS, nc would not
"a I've 'hei" part "''H'
q, nc P'NPos'''"" was acc'PIeu' -,
P'nINruS "''et % ANN supply OF
'|'H from al ar ."'c ehe'H'eS'in'rched oll
q. w ro,t'
lore i'"v'ng he !nrI' h""evsr,they
h'u ihIor'ued 'hr 'nd''nS iad' my uai
iclt behind them their "GTtJt Medicine,
and int II would be ccr'"l" Jca,h Tor "
ny IadI7E TO en'rr The fort unuI The
H"""o" Ut ne trees iurncl eastward, or
be ore The lapse .! SIX hours after their
departure. Saying thls the SpdnjardS
took up their march for he udklOckney
Bay, whore they hal Information, or
supposed. were some vessels. on which
they rligh D. Transported to - Augu,
tine or ."nSac"ia Hardly, hp~eyer,
had the Spanrardi Disappeared from the
tort,whcn the Indians urged on by their
cuPldly or their cJriusi'y. and having z
perhaps little respect for the Great
Medicine of the SroulardS, rushed into
The eVacuGied Fur' b. thousands. The
enci sure was Il led, c.Owdcd with the
wondering aud adm ring savages, their
warriors, their women ami yheir child.
rcni when, horrible 10 relate, the sab
terranean magazines exploded, anu
thousands OF the poor wrelchcs were bu-
RED beneath the runs OF Old Fort -
Louis! heir bones may be seen 10 this
DAY, man%led with The rag nents Of bro.
Ken arms, horse, lurniiure, guns, swords
hnd me materials VI the oyerthrown
was!
nl' re ina ans took e'oody revenge
Oh " ''"' ''cy Oe''eEcd 20 De most treAch-
=, Jus "u''E Oh tue pat q! t"e Great
I'l''e "a inc . t'""l"'u% ne friends
''''' ,''''''c' VI nus "H' Pefishel IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

THE CUMBERLAND The nov steamhSat
Cumberland. TO be attached ~ Messrs Peck aud
LoreS line he 'weon this city and Baltimore VA.
yesterday lowed 10 thus city from AllnNaysInwr
IN y where s'e MAS huilT hy Me,srs Reeve & Bro.
Ihst. She u"S lies ~ "i The hArves IN S,ull.
Mark, IN order 10 receive her engines whIch hasa
been made and finished ~ Messrs Merrirk & Townc.
She will be ready fr service nbout tho first uf
April ensuing. and viii then look ss handsome and
prove NJ Herylreahe. rs any boat which plies upon
the Tiycr.-U S Ggz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

AN ETA NPLE-Elhu Burrf. called Inc lsaru.
ed hlscksnHh who is at his time master Of nurs
ihan 5O d'tfercn language .tuld gentleman ~ ho re-
la'ed u Us that when no frs, formed determine
nn 10 become acquainted with books being an Of.
Peh"'e az lhe lime so his tfude. no earned une day
ny extra Labor quarter Of a dollar. and " M this
!" his pocket. he walked fifteen miles al piziF.
pongh' L.iIn grammar. walked the fifteen mile,
Mark and was ~ hs work the uett morning al The
usual lime - Wilmington ~ q Chronicle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

Departure Of M''iornries Tho Rev Justin
Perkins,. lady aud rhid. the Rev Edwin + Bis,
md lady, Misses Carharne Myers and FIdclia Fisk.
destined Ia Persia among the Nesinran CHRISTIAN.
sailed fnm Rosie in the Emma Isadprp on Ned.
pcsdaY, Hr Snyrns. The Rev David L Siuddard
and LADY, destined IN The fuhepeudlnt NesnrIans
and The Nesloriap, Bishop Mar YOhaunau also en-
bhrkol IN lhe Emma lsAdore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

SIAGchik PRESENTATIONS
le" days since Nc Em!i,us rv;,r,,.il
"ss at work on IA new tridye wh;,,,
crosses the creek at Quaker V,ll,t, J.,
NeyerIdSe. Vermont, in shinCl,nv tb,.
root. Suddenly the scaiIoldIn, e,ay,.
way, aud he Mas Prvcipi,UIeI at least
forty feet upon the rocks be ow, the
scattoIding and IT'S con'ents follow ed him
ia the descent. lie was found stundipv
upon the rock, " here Tho water howeI
over to tho depth o. about one foot, aud
with assistance vas enabled to wax
kom'., where he was confined u week by
thc 'crr.U y coRcGssion which hiI fran
experienced, buG o,horw4se recened no
essential injury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

BOLD BOBRERY-rbs Cles Gland Herald s,v,
bold ribbery wa, committed 10 the Post Once ,r
that city, on the 81 inst Smn after The Office ,,r.
opoi ed. lhisi stole On. broke the GAS. Of the I.
Ter box OF Mr. J Lake. EIruauss bt,ke, ,,t
ruled % Of iis concnis. CONSUMING Of a r1rkap. at
sl2(O ~ Bank miles. md r. draft Of $500 rcro.,.J
~ me Fnlsoursh mail the evening prryrJus. and
% draG 1880 by the CoIumbu. mai s,.I ,.,,. =.
'"U leiirft 81 adr,rrly ysas Tho robbery ps,psf,,
ted that 300 uuiso wls heard
A51ui 1850 bpur uIic' The ru5bcry Tho package,
were discovered unopened ru 90 old stove in Inc
central buildings b. buy IpOsiug lor on are
Ail was sale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08
BY THE WESTERN MAIL.

ILLINOIS LEGisLATURE.-A rg,olurion ha.
passed both Houses 10 adJouru on Monday neIr Gu,
OfMarch.
proposition has been made by Mr. Holbrurk
who has arrived from England ~ ngonl Of he Cairo
c." 10 purchase the Genital rail road and pa, Tor d,
State bonds. u will probably % accepted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

TIE SoMERs PRISONERS Three mure Of
the S"iners prisoners, Green, hlrKse add Wilson.
who have been ~ Irbas ooaTd Ihe SOmeGs we're
discharged by the Recorder. at New York. GA FRI
day. IL tbey Keep ou IhIs sy. by the time tho
COur' Marshal Is UY.r. they wall have uo muunvSis
10 Try.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

The bhl to sell The CIeII9 raks anI Olio Canal
Gcr IS 900 600 in State bund, at par. ha. passed
The House Of Dslegstes OF Mary luud-54 tol6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

There no appearance Of the steam ship
Great Western sINew Yprk Al ! o',lock. p. VI on
Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08
j o = Z = @ Ii i y e :,
By THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

We are without Richmond papers IhIs ,nuruiug
add have uV further intelligence lIom The Leg,s!..
ture.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08
NASHVILLE No. 4

The river continues % goo nsyigable order.
The Cotton and Tob1cco market presents nothing
9fr1'erosi Nlahsmr hank nrrss srs gc.r.rg rygrzs
s.alH. we qu9.o 'o deg al 90 discount
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08
THE SPIRIT or THE EMPIRE
STATE.

The recent towE elections in the
State OF New 70 give evidence OF in
crcasing activity on the part Of the
Wings. There has zen, in a majority
Of the towns, consider bic gain to the
Wing cause, anI that too where The Lo.
co FOcos have not relaxed their sxer
tons They pit forth every possible
effort To maintain the r temporary as
tendency, but the result slows that their
principals AM prHctIccs, are no more
.p / ular with the pc pie than they were
in 1910. w are confident that 1914
the Empire State will assume her former
prominent position in the Wing ranks.
The Troy Wing in an article on the
subject says
Allowing there has been no positive
increase In the A" hig vote, there mu ST
have been consil ,rdbe falling off in
the LocU oco vote Which falling off
was doubtless occasioneJ by an unwiI.
lIngnCss on the part Of those who had
previously supported the measures Of
that party, longer 10 continue among its
aIherents. The condition Of the coun.
try being so distressing, and all d.scrip
tlot.s Of Business 50 oppressed. that even
the warnest partiztns oi misruc have
al length begun 10 pause, and ask them
selves what consequences will be should
they persist IN their present source, and
have the power 10 carry out all their
schemes for tbs hnIl d .siruction Of the
prosperity and free institutions Of the
country PHI. PJrum
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

The execution d Mclean for tho murder "
Floyd. To- mr"gau. hos Js,n py''f51sI uu.l as
20hrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

Another bin has passed he lower house for Al,
incuDg Tho SAFE 81 ono. u will give according
20 The vote OF 1912. IS member, 20 TIC loco iUcv,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

= a celebrated VII yes ausod way be cid not mar
- ctr.a.u goarc lltg 90 nhcu hs nss suaohsJ.
n kn.t r- .sts--' replied r- -s,-.. ..s E.saf
fera1 TO rs.slsr each CHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

\ new village has sprung up within a
few years.o1 Machias riyer,8 miles from
MachlaS Port In this village are ten
first rate saw mills and five Hath mills.
\ rail road connects This village with
MachiaS port. The mills can make from
300 20 400 thousand feet Of lumber a
week, and The rail road can transport a.
bout 10000 feet a day from the mill to
the port. I be rail road inc uling the
engine and cars, sc cost $4,000 EN-.
CINE is Of six tons weight and 80 horse
power The village is on beautiful
plain m the west bank Of tho river, and
together with the rail road, and large
quantity of valuable timber hid further
up the riy IS owned by Bella Hunting
Of Boston NoUjcrVDori Hsr1H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

Lex me terminating policy 1i Euglauds free ifaG e
take lsf'is deeper bold on our soil and OF what
zee % QUO splendid marine The IRE canal. or 9th.
sfcansls and railroads Whicn were constructed 20
toke the prOtuce the West from all its lakes and
rrvers down 10 vie shores ,oflhe great ocean, aud
thence fo be transported o. markets where q was
uwfug
'.Ihe Board sf Trade has decided that hams sny
ksj end dried .u Canada from sailed pork ,mpor
Jed from the Voted Siaies. are ajmIssrbls 81 the
duty 81 %. 60 yer c~t. ON hams. impaired direct
from .La Uuu5I Sales lho Juiy sl g shrIIiugs per
cwt
What 10 20 prevent i,srriu nat Tg preference u
chs fort arpu0E 90 other products o. the West.
South o. Middle stafes connecting in any way wirh
Canadaf-N y American.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

The work Of rehyiug the Petcnburgb Railroad
with iron was completed rn MONDAY last TIM.
completion savas tho crrpsny The sum pT aS9 OO1
which would h1vo orHsrwrss arCr1sd ~ The n >
G5ysrrmsn' ~ fhs br1 nf1gy g.1cr tIs r-r
TAFT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

Tue ed tor uI tie Wheeling Tres - correct m
MS notice uf our vssuv lpuchIug The 800 900 900
frhsine We have. run the first. been friendly IN
mo PROJECT aud, ofcoIrse have spoken only IN favor
oft. Generally. we have 80, examined delais
4 = GI
Now. Mr. Argn.. ;he ncz, lime you wsh 10 de.
csIsQ your reader. about a mans opinions upon a
po!iucs! saljeci, you wal doubtless De satisfied 10
take tho less known md respected Than those Of
tbs editor Of iho Usiied States G8Ious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-08

The Louisville Junrua!, in speak tng OH Mr. Crow.
who % eYdoav1riGg 30 force relief law through
ihs Legislature Of Kentucky. rcmarks that De hasup
peVunal onmriy % The man. but he must oppose his
prpjeot lie "likes The Cr5D well enough bot Cd.
hor. his cqns"