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, 1843-01-07
Final Settlement.

NOTICEi is hereby given to all persons
~ concerned or in any way interested in
t'e estate O fEdwin B. Tinker decd. that the
undersigned Admr's. Of said deceased, will
make a final settlement Of said estate, at
the next February term Of the County
Court Of Pike county, in the state of Mis-
souri,, to be begun and held Mt the Court
House in the town Of Bowling Green at the
next February term of the County Court OF
said county.
HARMON CALDWELL, Adm'r.
January 7th 1872. 4wl0.
, 1843-01-07
BANK NOTE TABLE.

CORRECTED BY s. II. NUDGE s. CO.
Bank of Missouri par
do do Branches par
State Bank oflll. & Branches, 60 dis
Bank of Illinois SO TO 81 dis
City and County Warrants, % dis
Ohio, country, generally, 3to 5 dis
Cincinnati, a 2 dis
State Bank Of Indiana, a 2 dis
Kentucky Banks, dis
United States Bank Notes, 65 dis
Penn. specie paying Banks, par a 2 dis
Maryland Banks, par a 2 dis
Virginia Banks, LAP dis
N. York and N. England Banks, 2 dis
n. Orleans specie paying Banks, too dis
Arkansas Banks, no sale
Michigan Banks, generally, Sal
Tennessee, 8 a 6dis
Silver. par
Gold. TO / prem
, 1843-01-07
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

NATH'L w. JONES, would in.
~ form the citizens of Bowling
Green and vincinity, tina, he has es.
lahlished himself in the aboves bust
ness in the shop occupied by q. Bran
ham, where he will hold himself in
readiness al all times to attend TO all
calls in his line, with promptness.
N. w. JONES.
Bowling Green, Jan. Z, 1843. St.
, 1843-01-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
1N signed has obtainei of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, letters Of
Administrative on the estate ofSamuel Find
ly, deceased, dated Jan. End. lS43, that
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qusted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date
of said letters or they may be precluGed
from having any benGt of said estate, and If
not exhibited within three years, they viii
be forever barred
WILLIAM BAIRD, Adm'r.
january 9Th, lS43. 3wl0.
, 1843-01-07

HENDEL.--The celebrated Ilendel
being once in a country church ask.
ed the organist to permit him 10 play
The people out, which he consented.
Hendel took his seal at the organ.
and began TO play in such a master.
ly manner, as instantly to attract the
attention Of the people, who instead
of vacatiny their seats as usual, re-
NAMED Tor a considerable space oil
lime, fixed in silen admiration. The
organists began TO be impatient
perhaps his wife was waiting dinner,
and at length addressing the perform
err, told him that he could not play
the people out, and advised him to re-
linquish the attempt; which done, q
fe harsh strains in the accustomed
manner operated like the reading o.
the riot act, BY instantly dispensing
the audience.
, 1843-01-07
..HENRY P~OTTENGER.

SC. A. Malcolm, Sec'y Of Legation.
This treaty of peace has given
great satisfaction to the British in
CHM AMI In lila. 1t was said that
the Emperor had at first some doubts
as to the proprictv Of opening a for
eion trade at Foo,choo-too, which Is
the capital of Fohien, and the near
est port to the country where the Bo,
hea tea grows, but that he afterwards
Welded that point. The Com MS
sioners are described as anxious 10
get rid of the British from the Yang,
tse.Kians, and the embrochure oil
the great canals; they offered to pay
down four millions instantly, but the
British Plenipotentiary insisted on
the full inStaIment being paid and the
ratification of the treaty, before he
would Withdraw.
EscLaNp.-A great deal of atten'
ton has been directed to the mea'
.ures likely 10 be discussed IN Parlia'
ment of the next session. 1t Is re
ported that the sliding scale will be
abandoned and a moderate and flxec
DUTY imposed on foreign wheat.
'rhe news from China produced II
England quite an Improvement II
trade: in the produce markets. 4
..,.r,I;-,nressi,n has been produced
That a wide field has been opened 70
British manufactured goods, ard,i!
consequences quite an extensive ons'
has been done IN ra" Articles
reouired for manufacture. The Lon
, 1843-01-07
OphthalInia.

The disease wh CHI is called the
Missouri Sore Ewes, is as full of suf-
fering rs almost any that we endure;
and in many cases. it leaves perma-
nent traces of deformity in the form
and beauty Of the eye. The suffer.
ing which the writer of this has wit
messed from this source, induces him
to mention tn your readers the bene-
fits of q salve for Ophthalmln, which
is sudden and almost sovereign in its
cure. do not know the hume, nor
the composition Of il. but as it is pre-
pared by DR.. Stevenson, Of PhiladeI-
phIa, in our own county. who has
studied this disease with much care,
and whose chemical knowledge is
extensive, have no doubt the reme-
dy is scientific. This ! do know and
wish all your readers who suffer from
Ophthalmia to know, that almost GER
tain and often sudden relief may be
found in this salvc.--[Palmyra Cou-
rier. CHARITAs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

DRESDEN, Sept. lo-Oh occasion OF the bir,l,
oil her daughter, which has just taken place tho
Duehes, oi SAKE MIeni'g-n resolved to revive an
old eust'rn which existed ia Sanuny irum the tl,i :
'eenih 10 The fifteenth century, which CONSISTED in
giving 'or godno'hers ." the daughters ofthe s w.
efegn' all The young girls IA the country
Tue august mother ea,ised IL 10 be publishe lb,t
sne nae em~en IA godmo'hcrs 10 the Young Prinrr-s
ali Tie bonofabe young women oi IA. DuIrhy. Who
were invited 30 lie present OF the baptism. 10y dep.
uillon the MT mbers OF which we're elected in The
iOliowng manner.
The young ladies' Of each Of the twenty iwo dis.
"'O's WHICH eompose The Duchy Of SAKE Mieningen
We're 10 meet ia their ehIe place und there prDceed
ny an absolute majority of voIcs TO the election ,f
Representative. The twenty iw0 representative
we're 10 i"rin The depueIIon be present al the.
0apiIm Oi the Princess.
Immediately before the ceremuny. the names .a
me representatives. we're placed IN an urn rum
"hich three names were drawn-rhese were TO
nVo the child al the hut. A register Of the whole
Proceedings placed in the archives oflhe reign
'"g house oi Snxe Msnlngen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
QUAcKERY.

We notice in the LIST number of The Medical
News and Library. short sketch Of notorious &C.
male quack who iouSshed.noI many years since, in
England, which shows how well all classes of Doo
pie love to be humbugged. The sketch is 10 mi.
effects
Mrs. Nlnpp, the bone setter Of EPSON. was The
daughler oil a man named Wallis n auo,k nj Hindu
ia wiltshire, aud sIsIe. 10 The crlebraed .PoiIv Pc
ehuui' VIM married The Duke OF Bolton. Upun some
'"m''y quarrel Sally Wallis eit her professional ma
fehi' aud wandered ny aud down the country in
miserable eondrion. calling herself Crazy Sally
aid pursuing ia her persmbuIaIons q course which
taIrly Justified the title.
arriving al last al Epson, she succeeded in hmm
bugginE the worthy pumpkins Of thai pl,ce -, To-.
dedly ihni subscription eel ON l,,l la keeo lao,
among Them; bun her fame extended Ia The m,,r,,,
LIS, the dOpes oi London, a numerous class then a.
well as no ". thought II trouble 10 20 len miles
10 see ne conJurOr. uil al length she wss pleased
70 Oiess tie afflicted London with her presence and
Onre week drove Ia the Grecian Coffee borse i'm a
coach ank SIX wiIh oui-riders II was IN one ofihese
journeys passing srongh Kent sIree ia the p,roug,,
that being taken f,r woman ofoualiiv FINN
,he Eleeiofaie ~ GernlaIya great mob lDllwed and
bestowed on her many bitter rsproaches III mad,rn,
pereeiving some mslake. looked out of line ,V,nd,,,
ana acc"sled Them ia this gentle manner. D
YOU bloods. e6nf you know Inrl am Mrs Mann.
i"e 0one-sefierf npo which lie crowd
rent the With loud huzzas
mat she was likely to express herself IN these
ef's' seems very natural from her origin aud hislo
~ but that she should be visiting terms " ith de-
ce" Peep e. and AsS"cIate with persons of qualify.
Is indeed extraordinary Mr.. Polt, who wroIe v i n
me pen OF master, has noticed this in no very era
eions terms; We all remember. says he that even
'he aOsurdiiies and impraclica ty al ber own ur,
ises aHo engagements, we're 10y means equal 10
ihe expectations aud creduiiy OF those wha ran AZ
Ter her that U.s. OF all ranks and degrees OF people
from 'he lowest abOrer mechanic up To- those ,t
The most exalted rank and station; several of whom
noi only dad moi hesitate 10 believe implicitly The
most exravaganl assertions Of an gIofahI, ilI,5esaI
drunken female savage but eVen solicited her com.
Panyi al least, seemed 10 enjoy her society,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
PRACTICE.

ACTION. iis aciioa that powers must nv,
MOI study, thought =, cli>On: these alune
But urn Us i"r the fight. yet ne',r make known
Our skill 'r pr"~ess. uhIie mort they lie;
Moiin Is life; aud We do lie.
Our thoughts are iiuiilees. All in ariiun shown,
TIL rover dsrla, ell .,r ad power uerIhrowI
Gives strength to P"rIOse. thai may tear defy
Power hns' thou gained. coz know ledg.H Put to use
Thy talent hei; To hoard II u aLus.
Nay worse, II sn; haiai. tongue. or pen.
Whaie'r tly wcais,sa. wand ri Tear vr doubt
Mix holdly. dly. ~ nh Thy lei.oN met,
And ~Ork. wnh ear.,rs heart. Thy pun csc out
Lose this day hiIering. Twill be he same story
Ts-murrOw. and the next mere di;ntry;
Thus indeeision brings ITS own delays,
Aud days are l,si lameniing Ger Inst days
Are You IN eamesii Seize This very minute;
What you eau dc. os dream you can. hegin a.;
Boldness has genus, ps'wer aud magic l., j.!
Only engage. and then the mind grows heated;
Begin II, aud the work will he completed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
81 he few. the immortal names
That were never born to de-"

THE ROMANCE OF MATRIMONY.--Mr.
John NJ BalcheideT. OF Saco, Maine,was fece,tlv
married 10 Mrs r. G. Besrdsley, Of New York.
The New York Buleiine, in giving place to The
announcement, -nys:
Something like year end half ago Mr. Mai
eheaef 'ine groom siOfesaId, wasIuniled IN marri-
age toe lady whose health wns 80 deljeate thai
they immediately SET sail Tor VEN Cruzs. IN ~.
hope HAT the voyage would be beneficial 10 her
Ihey had Tor fellow passengers Mrs e. Constants
Deafdsiey' The bride aforesaid who was accumnanv
ing her then husband o Vera Cruzs for the mp,ovg.
meni OF his health. But fate hal ordained a d,soo.
Ponlmeht 10 both parties, andaMrs. Bsiehelder AID
nf' beafdsley both went "Ihe way Of all aesh' The
ocfeaVed "idOwer, soon a. proufietv ,,orld "A
NIT, addressed himself 10 the dlseons,ls,s ,,,,.'
and proposed as consultations TO their fsspec,iv.
otei'on. That they shOOld supply 10 eaeh olher DIE
places OF their dear departed males
Dol MIS- benfdsley. for some cause or ofher
P'"DaOly-or as she is a woman perhaps fr,m M,
esuse-aeclined the proposal. But Mr. Ba,ch s,d.,
"Ns ue'ethined not - remain in HE bereaved Stale
ano consequently made love 10 anolher lady. Win
, nHOn ne was more successful, snd who received
hin and ms oder OF his heart and hand s.h ali th
iaVOr he could desire According 10 the ruls, 80
equations down east" the forthcoming marriage az
"t' Da'eheidef and his new fame was duly apnb.
iisneo ~ tie parish church. ard ell sas eoino ~,
-Merfiy as the marriage BELLS"
" t' on 'he Saturday preceding the Tuesday on
~ .n'en the marriage vas published 10 take place.
III 90 'che'oef had The happiness 10 receive from
zoe feleniing widow Beardsley q lelter, m Uhirb
she Withdrew her deelinsion Of he oaefof mar,
2 &C. and acknowledged heSsslffssdy 10 make b,o,
happy' q be yet rested under the idea ibst he b,o
pness could be Influenced BY her. Here oss y.
81 "'oeeo' and one well calculated 10 puzzle !.
'1-' sny man. How Mr. Balcheldsf got out of his
llen'na 70 20 paTI told BY The announcement which
'ls Crave from Us his sioFy The tuniold part con.
- 70 ne interesting fact that he had 10 pay i've
lundred dollars for breach Of he p,,T;s. =, ''.o
Is sam Weller says."t lakes Inv vidder,lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

10 the celebrated commercial report. communica.
'eu TO Coasress by Mr Jefferson, while Secretary Of
State under Gen. washingionon the 10th Of Decem.
oer' 1913, in compliance with resolution Of The
House Of Representatives Of the United States,
Feb. 49, 1871. is the following passage.
Should any nation. contrary TO our wishes. suu
pose u may better any It's advantages by cuniInuino
tie system Of ProhbOry dDues aud regulations il be-
hooves Us to protect our Citizens, their Commerce
and Navigation, by counter prohibitions dulles and
regulations. Also free Commerce and noyIeat,ou ar.
not to be given IN exchange for restrictions and YER
aioDs nor are they likely produce relaxation of
tbem,' -AmerIcan State papers, Vol. l, page 433.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

Messrs Ediors;-I have been requested TO have
republished tho report Of the COMMITTEES on the
Pioughing match; and state that Sweeney and Ma.
lhew's Hornet Lever Plough was used by John f..
lhghood' 10 whom was awarded the fret premium
Inc lime occupied IN plOughing one eighth Of an
acre, as follows
lsInghOod. Hornet Lever 81 minu,.s
Frazier, WOOdc0ck's Self sharpener % do
ON PLOUGHING.
The Committee on Plougting. reports That c B
Praihef John Is'nghOOd. poaghmen is entitled 10 the
hfst premium, and that B. WOodcoek John Frazier.
Ploughmen. is eniiiled 10 the second.
OBED GREEN,
BENZ kELLHY,
JOS Lewis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

der haaoinet, " no in u few years, from
small anI mean beginning, established
larger empire than Rome-is an ex-
ample. They dad, they kme~ not what
The naked Derar, hors ID OH an idea.
was found an oyermatch for a trnop %;
Roman cavalry. I he womsn 70 rhr
IKE men, aud conquered the Romar.
'nen. They were tempe, ance troops.
There was neither branlv nor flesh
needed TO iced them I hey conquered
ASA, Africa, AMI Spain on barly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

RICH AND POOR-tDUCATiON.--N learn
the 81. LOUIS New Era that u sermon r~ec,ly
Ieiisered IA that city, by Rev. wn 6. Eiihs,
The dulles vi the rich I0wsris The 20 e. was re-
ceiSIng ., r,edy high eoh,'nsnds,sun We extfsct
the iOliuwug nom IA nvilce at The IL Is
Nsrhy the aiIcniHn ul ALL md eserali, ihs~e wil,
,.roess io tie lhe Liow.rs u Han ~ hu wenl about
ioing good:"
The education ol the children Of such parents os
were IN the Stale ~ a, sIutrn whsh Nj. Lllng
considered to call Tor char sabie assistance, was
earnestly dwelt o. SeIigIous aud sriil dut..
lie ,ons'dered that al Ihr p-sil oil ihcu s.uIs
suffered To asnuiie themselves iiDt an fio
D" arrest r lessen the evil. .he nghI,ul isnvraIrs
Which Was the portion Oi the d.siuuie. be
cause Ne cannot remaye the whule ui the evil. let
us not satisfy OURSELVES With doug uuIhiny The
share which this congregation do uwaIds It's
reu'ovnl Is far from TRIVIAL. n a. produces no
effects beyond the work actually done; We can al.
nualiy rescue hhy cor sixty ci The pauprr ,hlld,saI
OF this ciiy frCin I'e OF ignorance and The
temptations la Which sharp want Is exposed, Ey,.,
II We do 40 nore Than this ~ al have In. ,,,,,
sOiaiICn vi knowing that Ne have le.seicJ The evil
aud " Z Gun look al What naius viii, sorrow. Ia,
eel. - " III ut sci cuud ion EuI ih, e su
fear, II we set such example. that 9th. rs "a ll n,
81 to i.ilw az we shall, least lie but lurc. OIL
90 glDurlO'iS attempt to diminish TX ornure want
aad misery among the indIgem aud friet,dl.s' I
do nul give MIR. EliiVt's words. I wish lie v.,ulI
inriish tor publication a e,'I.y of his exrellem J,
course-.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

q, shASSiNOs-li takes us yankees 10 on, b,..
~ ~ sls.'O.' Jockey 81 late race in Eo0l,oJ
ouf country. "Suin." saJ 1900. 80, 49, 20
guess We have seed o he's. (, e.i,. WY !
su,.niny day' start even with hi, own sb.,io,..
O'a' quarter Of mile The frsi bestiT '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

efficiency Of our Naval iahlishment. We beIeN.
~Hh The county generally. that Il uans at this Inn,
a thorough reprganIza ton. when improvement an.
etinIrncy must hollow. A rigid system oi ecurrn,,
anu ga iiUidHat accountability should De rsisblshe,i
We hope ne coming session oi Congress will CIV,
io we'll digesed eode of Lasrs. xhsch will exc
from each aud I, faithful performance Ui duty
All the great Interests OF country are deeply i
'eresied ln the warfare vi this iron arm ol oar ma.
'i"iial defence; oar commerce, foregn Interests au
hferides. cannot br regarded sale az The preset,.
saic OF European aiisirs. wn-oui all eli. tent anu
o Tee Navy
We. OF the interiorare prone to neglect the Navy
u our views OF The wants Of the country. because
We see tame VI fits sppendages. aud feel bvne of the
power OF those of other nations. We are wrong
and eon'raciei ia our views when 1e do so. Tn.
Navy is National. IN II the safety honor, aud com
mefee oil the country is more nearly concerned ,han
IA any other department the gov ernmeni, nd tha,
these cannot be property entrusted ~ Navy so We.
ry disproporioned TO the Naviss Of the leading Ma
lions oi Europe as now is. is manifest al
glance. That administration that will abandon The
Parsm Nous course adopted by some Of late years,
"a der the impression that The mass Of the people
Ind noise the Navy, they cared nothing about il.
aud base lis claims 10 popular support upon the ear
y creation Of Navy equal 10 the wants OF our com
merce. will deserve well OF the people, and he pro
poriionably honored.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
A MN OF MANY Observation-Disclosures

A MN OF MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Judge Story Inns soL. says The New Haven Courier
sbont twenty three years OF age. who 8 a beautiful
scu 'pior' paints saperbly. is pVeI Of more Than
ordinary promise. plays exquisiily ON a nmber Of
musical instruments, familiar With number OF
languages PraciIses somewhat extensively Of The
bar, and Is ABDUL 10 publish legal work Of greal
value snd eEae'ness From all u'is. lake il that
young Mr.. Story Is "A son rnly woIihy of an I.lus-
,rious sire-and whether or mt the manIle Of
Raphael desc ends upon him. he hos only 10 attain
the emlnence Of an American Story 10 enrol ms
among
The few. the immortal names
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
From the Citizen solarr.
A REVOLT rIoNaRY RELIC.
MEssRs. |. r & A. Il. DlLLsa.

not long age, Sea rching into the pa
pers VI any grandfather, MAJOR John ia
COB , oei'nyer, who was ou; 1. the days
o. the Revolution, | fouad the following
Discourse deiivered nn The eve of the
btt'le OF the Brandy wine. bv the Rev.
Joab Prout, to large portion al the
American s'ldrrs, in presence of Gen
eral Washington aud General Y, ayne.
and others OF The army You may use
tins discourse for the columns OF your
paper If you should think proper,
Your friend,
A.HAMILTON SCDGFMYER.
CHESTER CO. August Both .8l3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

The Hon Henry Wheaton cor Minister at Bor-
lin. hes written ior the National Institute -, w.
ingon. long and Interesting account Of M. Rovi.
val d Greek Tragedy b. Prussia" ST. w. = on.
Of the most valuable oorrespondeuis the In.f,,,,,.
has--Ho hus' within very shorf lime pssi. p,eo.,
Cd of the Institute several elaborate proefs an m
iecia Of much interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
THE NAVY
Mr. Henry TLloy4

The United States Gazette. with rs usual eorrec,
ness oiJudsmsnt and ~sichful regard Of the erea,
Interests Of The county lakes occasion IN publisbnv
The statistics q the Nsves Of England and France
% mske ne following rsmarkss
:. 'these iorm'dsble Navies, and other Navies Of
Europe, sdmonish us u The qrovsire n, c...;,, ~
Keeping wachial eye 70 the gradual incrssss and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

''O1'u I9I1I1IUI 10y pubIlshed cor
resiondenee ~ the West Chester Record we see
Ihai The Secretary Of The NAVY has given lie oh
C"mnodore Ifaife that The balanre If the limo e.
winch he was sn~prndrdhns heen remii,ed bv P,e.;-
deh' Tyler ami thai be j. nrdered 4, hold 6imseIC
m featlness for orders the resIuraiIon daIiup fn,m
The Ism nsf 's ''o"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
WHAT WILL YOU po1-Tb

WHAT WILL YOU DOl-The Loco focos are
opposed, as they mostly say, protection they ale
opposed TO bank. opto sed 10 providing the means
10 pay the debts of the slales and in TACT opp sed
TO everything in the shsre OF legislation. This is
all very easy 10 get along with in debate; but m
practice the people want know wha, they will
do-whai they ore IN favor of. The principles and
policy OF government. Us hereIaIore administered
are not 70 their likng-are fitted, as they sa,
for freemen. What do they wanH We say again.
Have they any substituted Have they any relief
TO ropose for The suffering people2 No. They
tell them 10 work and live economically, and lei
us manage the government to suit ourselves
Thus appears TO be the sum aud subsistence of their
desires and designs. They declared. ia 64O thai
there was no distress among The people. that those
who had minded their own business, hac got aIoup
well enough. and that no measures Of government
would prodare relief They have defeated nearly
all The whg measures OF relief and propose now 10
destroy The only that remains-tho Tariff
They said that their lesgn was 10 benefit the
Poor-in doing 50 they have reduced the currency
VI The country to specie. and what is the RESULT
A. has Two thousand dollars in cash. With tina,
he can buy the labor of B. Tor four thousand DAYS
U"der Wing currency, and under such times a.
wing ''easures would give. he could buy but Two
thousand days work. Does this bel the POOR A
holds the note Of C, for thousand dollars, and C.
could have paid when The product Of his labor was
fair equivalent for il. but now he cannon do it,
Does IL benefit the poor man or the rich one1 Take
II any way you will, Wing measures are those and
those alone thai will relieve the ne,nle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

The Memphis Enquirer, Of tie l7Ih inst says:
"A iracas took place a. our Get bat landing. on
Sunday evening last. which resulted in the death Of
man named Wiiiam ClAibonno. There Wasa dft
hcuiy beiweel Claibore and Me- w. w Miller, the
keeper Of produce boai.in which the taer received
several blows from The former. Aner lbsv vers
separated The deceived complained Of being bort i.
and died a short while aner'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30
a SIZE MADE MAN-rha

A SELF MADE MANTLE Whig
member OF Congress elect from the Har-
risburg District, Pa. ALEx. RAMSEY, is
oy trade a carpenter, and ten years ago
was busiiy working az his vocation =
Shortly afterwards he went to the man
ual labor College, at Easton, where, tho
working three hours a day TO cover his
expenses, ne made a rapid progress in
h.si studies. Want Of means compelled
MIN to leave the institution before CON.
Pieting the course, lie afterwards
taught school for a season, studied law
under Judge Reed, at Carlisle, was ad
mitted 70 the Bar in 1889, elscled clerk
10 the Pennsylvsnia House Of Reprssen
tatives IN 1871, and is now a member Of
Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-30

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