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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

right and left Of the hill near the prin.
cipal flags ranged like small arcs Of u
circle. This cavalry, a. a signal given
by The music, went over TO the opposi,e
side in the most complete disor er.-
Those who had good horses went first
those who were badly mounted followed
as they could. This movement te rmina
ed-the review, after which the com
manders, officers and simple soldiers
dispersed without obse iviug any order
Those soldiers who bad guns, wor,
blue nankin coats, bordered with white
This costume distinguished them Iron
the others, who icing witho Il arms
were only kept in the ranks to swell the
numbe RS.
| BY gun, must be understood thick
1cylinder OF iron seven or eight inches
long, biackened by neglect, and fastene,
10 a wooden gun without a ramrod o.
look. This last part of the weapon il
replaced by crooked iron rod, The ent
of which is forked to receive pape
match soaked in saltpetre, with whIct
the powder placed upon the pan is high,
ed. tt-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

VERY GOOD.-The following creed was a,IoDt
ne othcens OF the American army AZ Yer
plancks Point. in l762.-"We beIie,s ,hs, ,b.,.',.
2 Sreai First Cause by whose almighty 6st We we,s
Ofmed-and thai onr business here y TO obey The
Ofuefs OF our superioTs, We believe thai every
'o'u'e' who dose his duty will be happy here, and
,Ha' every such one who dies IN bsIlie, will be
haPpy hereafter. We believe that Gen. Washing
Ton u The only ft man in The world to head he
american army. We bslinye that Nathaniei
Ifeene was born general We bslieys that lie
evacuation Of Ticouderoxa was one ol hos sl,o..
which siamp the man who dares 10 sfnko lhom.
with everlasting fame We believe lhat Baron
Seooen has made us s0idisrs and that be is capable
OF iorming The whole world into q solid column.
anddeplsyins Il from the centre. We believe an
he blue book. We believe in Gen. Knor and hi.
af'iiiery And We believe On our bsyonois.
Amen'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

MARRIAGE IN THE SrREET.-ve learn
from the Missouri Courier thai on i,e ooh nh. }
+. hiahan. ESQ.,. linked Miss E;iza Little 10 Mr Mel
son AmDrey. IN one Of the streets OF Palmyra. The
circumstances are a tiute romaiilic II two
families were haveIling westward in company. with
one al which was the TAR lady. with The other the
loving swan who had concluded TO marry. The
old folks reiused consent. They thus travelled on
until the families with their wagons separated. each
taking different nad. when the lady coniiived &c
escape from her parents wagon. aud follow that O.
her lover On reaching town. lhey jumped oui o
their wagon. called for the Squire. hiiehed iraces
and drove on their way rejoicing. The opposition
Of her parents hal nearly driven the young lady 10
sisie OF distraction. 50 her lover drove her 10 the
State Of illinois. r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
"ALGERINE CAPTIVE. ,-rbe Ma.

"ALGERINE CAPTlvE.n-Th Ma.
tional lntelIigencer announces the death
IN Washington, Of James Leande Cath
cart, aged II years.
Sat the early age Of ten years, he en-.
tered the Continental Navy, and served
as mldshipman on board the Confedera.
cy and Tyranicide during the RevoIu
uonary struggle and soon after the peace
was captured by the Algerines off the
coast Of Spain. lie remained eleven
years 10 captivity, returned bearer OF
dispatches to President v ashington, and
ever since held and faithfully discharged
public trusts abroad, when his country
was seeking place among the nations
Of the earth, and for the last twenty
years in the Office of the Second Comp
troller Of the Treasury
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

THE CANAL I'VE are pleased 10 be enabled
10 slate that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
again IN navigable order lis eni ire length. the
injury which il sustained by the late nigh waiers
having been repaired. The trade upon the Canal
fron this lime ill il closes by ice, will be very
brisk. as large quantities. OF -four and other sroduce
have accu Dulated upon its banks. destined for the
markets below. Much credit il . ne 10 those having
the immediate sspernendence Of the work. Cor Ihelr
zeal and industry. in thus rendering the Canal
again naviglble. laboring as they did under INA ny
difficulties, aud the least that Of pec,,nia nv
nature. Wiiiiamsporf Banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

NrHUMBUG.-N Willis. in recent letter.
says Il see by the 'Berks and Scluylk.n Journal
that tho word HUMBUG. which we credit 10 The
English, taod which a remarkable man once said
IN my hearing. should be called oaatr;eme elat-
10 Eject on the age was powerfully is usceable
10 American pareEIage, and of course Is moi "a babe
50 greatly ierIhefsd" as John Bull supposes The
writer gives the history Of HoMBERG, the medical
lmposior. who figured in Philadelphia in 1907 and
from whose name came at firsi the verb hon6erged
meaning fake1 an Perhaps il is raIhera coincidenI
resemblance than a derivaiion--buI il will ansg Ell
I'LL a beIIer il found"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
ALABAMA EXCHANGE

ALABAMA XCHANCE.-we take a. occasion
under lhss head, tender congra,nia,ions the
publ,eou me suspicious change Which has length
been brought abont ia the standard by which con-
tracts henceforsh 20 be regulated la this
nifty On the irsi OF the prese, month. 10y usi,ersl
cons~nt. the notes our Stale Banks Mere ahanvn-
ed ss measure oi value. and the honrsi old FASH
ioned standard Of gold aI1l silver reslor,d Ia
the rightiul dom,nion The causes that have
produced thus saiuiary reform are the in.iinc,s Of
justice aud 'n's rest operating the good vi
the planters and merchants generally thn,ughult
the State. The per- iexins enlsfrssssnenis grow ing
out OF the fluctuations OF depreciaied paper
currency. Affected daily in ills es,ims,e,i value by
accident. whim. caprice the OF spectators and
the Thousand contingencies that influence public
~pinion such topics, created n very general
determination on the part OF The thinking portion Of
our population TO ihrow Oft the evil al tho first
practicable moment. The acts OF the Legislature. nj
its last session. putting allihe State hanks in
liquidation. prepare the why For The accompl ishmeni
OF this high object Anticipating the course of the
! legislature. the Bank Of Mobile look early sIeps To
put itself in n position To meet that course frankly
aud in good fifth. IL ceased To discount paper mre
than year ago. aud commenced calling ih It's
means by easy. but regular luslamenis; employing
funds only in Exchanges. To facilitate the operu-
lions OF business and The Transmission OF the crops to
market.
The period OF legislative action on The subject Of
Banks the hear of the business season. period
too Tar advanced 10 admit Of any sudden change in
the great business relations Of the State. All
PRACTICAL men united in the opinion thai The com
menecmenl oithe ensuing business the
appn'p iaa period OF winch the reform coniempla ed
by the Legislature slsuld he carried inis effect
The Bank Il Mobile united in these views. and in
| April last gave the notice in regard Ia the State
' Bank Notes with which the public IS familiar. ana
4 whirh went inio full operst,n the first Of ihi,
month. All our transactions are now based uyor
specie. and the hard round dars begin To- Jungle
the merchants counters The Bank is offering .,
purchase or sell exchanges freely Ior specie. an.
with tho means Of capitalists that will ne enga ge.
IN that DEF ar'meni. we spprehend mo difficulty IL
carrying on the business OF The city wiihou
embarrassment Plaafer'sJ Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

The editor Of the Richmond Enquirer IL bestny
ao"ui for The formation Of political parties or club
Opposed 70 Mr. Clay. That is the only point Of con
&c, IN the Pruposea msmhesi end that IL The sale
oftbe crumbling faction. once parry. az ybie1.
ihai editor . now member. They have psabs,
man nor principle upon whIrh raly, o. in ,ybicb
hey hnd en- alissciiye sympaihy and eli that ,bey
can nOw do is 10 invoke N cir hfmer psrIizans -,
= common hatred. haired neither avowed nj, fsi,
BY the people. Il will not DO The ere,tion. a..
100 late and me people have no moreides o. goin.
against Mr.Cl'y' Ihsn hey have Of going for M
Tyler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
MR. COOPER ABROAD

MR.. COOPER ABRoAD-The 6sseiga eerres-,
pondent Of the Nat"nsi intelligence ssyss-'rhs
article in ME BRUSH and Foreign Review on Cor
pers History of the Navy of the United Sssses. ~
example OF tenn eiate crnicism arsd iar cur,ro-
vetsy Er Briiish wnier surh theme. a
new edition Of the Frnch translation of Coopef's
novels. in twenty ocicvos advertised in phs Paris
,aieis- They nearly much in request a, the
circulating iibraries lh,se of Scou. observe AZ
The windows 81 the Cabinets de Lecture IN the
country towns printed iabcEs. announcing Coopets
latest. IN botir English and French. >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

OF The Clay Club Of st. Louis had
large and enthusiastic meeting on the
10th instant. From their resolutions
we select the following:
ReSCLUed, That -yr-c--i:..= OF gretf-
ru1c Tor his long life of devotion 10 his
country-every sentiment OF admiration
to his transcendent genius and patriot
ism-eyery emotion Of affection for his
warm heart and generous spirit, calls
upon US never 10 grow weary in our
purpose Of honor 10 Henry Clay.
ResOlued, That the calumnies which
have been hurled upon him thick and
'fast-;he approbrium sought for twenty
years to be fixed upon his name-the
Prejudices which heartless enemies and
u nPrinciPled demagogues have seduious-
ly iPstilled into the public mind against
him and the bright refulation Of the
whole which his long and eminent ca.
reer presents, should be ever borne in
remembrance, and demand Of US and of
all wings never 10 falter in their high
resolve of justice to Henry Clay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

Mr. lie Grand Byinglon. one Of the great guns Of
Locoiocoism and reputation in Ohio. lately made a
speech Of Cleveland. in which he spoke Of Mr. CLAW
Is "s long legged. long nOseS long cared, and sDeck.
Jaeea aTmer Of Ashland" THIS Byinglon Il the
scamp, wholast winter had vote of c.,,.,,, ...s
On him BY the Ohio House Of Reo,s.sn,a,,vs. 81,
nis olaekguardisn. and who has been tvycs morse.
whipped Tor The same Ihing-Lou jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

THE ENGLISH HARvESr-Psivais letter,
received at Bns'7n (say The Daily Adversely speaks
fav,sahy oil the English harvest Than The cir
culars which we have already pnb:ished. We er-
tract the following. under date Of Oct 3D.:
The fears Of the scarcely OF tread have been 70
lieved by the turning oul of the harvest, which 10
quite ave age Ia quantity and quality. IL wss
saved by north Of the finest weather ever known
in harvest time" '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
;. The Tsiegrap1. in motto.

Manufacture. The Telegraph, in MOTTO
ing this mct, very property says:
Il his is truly someth ing 10 brag n
bout; and while il shows conclusively
that silk can be successfully cultivated
in this region, reflects much ca edit upon
The lndustT ols spirit OF he young la
dies who have become pioneers in this
new road TO wealth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

YELLOW FEvER--There were four cases Of
yei'o" lever admitted 20 The Charity Hospital New
Otleans. IN the twenty four hours ending on the I4ih
INST aud 9 oa The following day; deaths in the NEAR
lime To- Al M"bde The lever has began 10 ahsie.
and only eight intermens were reported for the 3
days ending on the l7h inst as having taken place
ia the city burial ground
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
NEW YORK Snndax p a

There was active demand for Cultun yeslsr-
day and upwards Of 1000 bales were sold primer
pally for The French Market prices. however,
shows Improvement a
Western Flour is improving. sales Of Genessee arc
made freely OF - 53al SCI; Ohio .50a4 So Mich
gan $50 Southern kinds remain rs before. 25UO
bushels Corn sold al 54a55 cis; 1900 DO Rye Csc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

The body OF MIR Cutting. one Of The messengers
NJ The Stale house. whose disappearance we
toned ten days since. was found yesterday. aaang
IN The stream at considerable distance outside OF
Charles River Bridge. The approximations Ut his
suicide were thus fully Confirmed Al The time the
body was h'und. the. curreRt was rapidly h0wirg
out. sione listened in the dress fine unhsp-
Ply man. weighing Ten pounds; he had undoubtedly
attached il there thai he might make Of his pur-
pose.-BOsf. Daily ADD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
TAMMANY NoMINATIoNs.-Tb

TAMMANT NOMlNATlONS.-The
Tammany Committee has gone the
whole figure IN riding down all the del
egations 10 the nominating committees
except those pledged for ''the sage Lin.
denwald." Yesterday the Van Buren,
Senatorial committee met, and nomina.
ted as a candidate for Senator, a young
lawyer named David X. Floyd Jones, to
the rejection Of several experienced, and
i Is said, more capable candidates. Mr..
Jones has been 10 the legislatures We
understand there is little doubt that Dan.
iel Pentz will receive the nomination for
county clerk, and John Emmons for
SheriG-N. Y. Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

" The Hon. Caleb Gushing. Minister af the
tniied States TO The Ceurtoi China. lett Gibrslisr
on the aierwpon of the 9Th Sepiemher. under a So
lutte OF guns fro'n Tho ysuus,n. end embarked o,s
board the Oriental steamer Tor Alexandria.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

There are people ~ the worId who arc conlnu-
ally speaking Of their III luck. One Of these dis
conienied beings was passing through our streets
the other day S'meihing gisiened on tho side
walk. and he stopped 10 pick il up. "Dang IT," no
exclaimed. IN tone OF peaeni disapponlmeni.- is
any body else had io'snd ia. IL would have been |,
quarter dollar" o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

IL was stated. nj meeting Of the sempsire.ses
that some Of the poos girls received only one eerf
ior an hours hard work from The big bng EN- p,,er,
and were pad off Ia copper coin. purchased Al an.
toll houses al discount Surely, The age OF chival
y gone' tailor who would do this, less Than
the nnIh paH Of q man -Bost. Atlas. I1IT =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

We also deny that any authentic information has
been received by ms. that the mail. or any part OF
IT, has been left behind. thrown of the coach, on
any route run by us. for the purpose OF carrying pass
engors. OF iroin any other any such Thing
has been done a single instance il has occurred
IN direct violation ofour positive instructions 10 our
agents md We challenge The most rigid invcs,igs-
on' 81 lar as We are concerned, IN the transpora-
lion Of the mails. Our acquaintance with the Post
Oifice Department also authorizes US say. that 10
Is conducted with most commendsble efficiency.
aud We have such evidences Of its continued vigil
anee that we feel confident that j; is owing Co
any want of skill or in that Department that
these failures in the mail have occurred.
Believing that the ioregong statement is due TO
our ow standing efficient mail contractors we
request lis publication in your FIRST paper and are
very respectfully. yours
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

Mr. MahOn las showed US sample of brosdcIo,h
manufactured IN Massachusetts. which would have
dine The hear Of a Beas Bsemmell coed IL YVES
hne firm and delicate. Mr. M. has caused Goa, TO
be made Of this cloth. aid 10 be sent 10 Henry Clay.
Boston Pepper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

emphasize YOUR " ORDs CoRRECTLY.-
Bay. go in end ask how old Mrs Jenki . isl"
-Yes man." The buy returned with the an
swer.
The lady says she don't know how old she /.
ma am'' 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

Is an asceriained iaci HAT Que 9Th Of The whole
population OF ihe u States Is eomposed Of Method
s's ihe mist me'hodist church built in The u. s.
was that in s John 81. ~ York; the wall. Of which
are no" standing. IL was built in 1869.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

CREDITABLR INDUSTRY AND
SPikif.-At a camp meeting recently
held near Washington, arkansas, the
daughters Of Mr.. N. ID. Smith, Of ihst
vicinity, we're ptssent dressed in richly
dyed, and beautiful silk Of their own
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

AZ Philadelphia. on Monday we're commiuss n
The grave The remains Of Isaac r. Jackson. E.o
ais chsrgs de adeFes q the United Stale. =, ~
Court o. Dsn3sssi who died a. copsnhsgsn ,on he
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-An adjourned
meeting o. 'hs Washington Temperance Society
will take pI-e THIS EVENING at early candle.
iigh'. ~he" the subject last under diseus.ion ,.;,,
DC concluded F DEGGE. sec'y.
oci 81 i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENT wIr,,

BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENT WITH
A PLAINTIFF Brooklyn News gives
the following interesting Bit Of inlorma-
rtion:
"Cut a small branch Of oleander from
a thrifty plant, place it in a vial partly
filled with ram waller, SO that the lower
end of the branch may be immersed
about half an inch in the water. Place
this in the sun in an open room, and in
about fifteen or twenty days small roots
will shoot oui from the end Of the branch
presenting beautiful appearance. AZ
ter these roots are extended two or three
inches, the branch may be set out in
moist earth, and If frequently watered.
il will grow rapidly ard soon form a
large thrifty stalk. Ladies who are
fond OF flowers may easily propagate
oleanders. in this manner, and in a Few
months multiply those beautiful plants
TO an indefinite extent"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

EARLY SNOW Between Buff.lo and Roches-
ter The snow lies Ia The depth OF from 10 ieet.
Al Buffalo il fell to the depth Of two feeG !, s.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

RTMf. }. ,. Cooper has IN press a new a.. al.
called Med MyeFs' % Lie befDre the Mssts +,
viii Be sued shOrtly,snd will dou,btls-. :. M.
Pular
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

EXPLOSION AT NEwBURYPoRT-The bo,-
Ter TO the steam snfine of Wormsied a. SOUS rope
walk exploded on Thursday morning. killing the eE-
giaeer, Green. and severely woundIng Lorenzo d.
Ross. 49, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
PUBLIC FUNcnoNARIEs.-w, .o0v n. {,

- OI'~ IOI'H hIEo.-We copy The u
lowing from the N. Y. Tribune:
Yesterday evening. between S and 6 o'clock n
man grossly iniorlt sed. passed through the Pack To-
"arus the post Office. carrying three small noil bag,
containing the U s. mail. We have not learned
whether OF not he reached the nfre but as he wa,
unable 10 walk more than few Steps at time with.
out falling, we mink the chances Of his safely delv
enng sll the bags were rather dubious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

sTEAMBOAT RFntsrrn

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
arrivals and Departures Of Boos fer ne Iass "a
"o@'''e"a'"s yesterday 81 4 s'elock, r. N.
ARRIVALS.
Maya'wer. LorsviIle.
Brunette, 81 Louis.
Minstrel, Cincinnati.
lmOnt, do.
Cutler. do
Rrnaod Clayton. Pittsburgh.
Oln- Branch. do.
Llus ssIcr, do.
Heraid, do
DEPARTURES.
Richard Clayton, LoutsviIle
Olive Branch. New Orleans.
Lancaster. 81 LOUIS.
Herald. d.
biaYh'~er, Pittsburgh.
Brunette, DO.
Cuficf, do.
Belmont, do
Minstrel, do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
COL. sIMCoE.-The N. York Com

COL. SIMCOE.-The ~. York Com.
mercial has discovered an I'D work, con.
tanning narrative of the career of this
British partisan officer during the Rev.
oiutIonary war. lie was a captain un
der Gage IN Bosion-then with Howe in
~ at Philadeiphil-with Knyphausen
in New York-with Arnold in Virginia
and was finally captured with Corn
wallis at Yorktown. After the war he
retired to Canada, and on its division in.
to two provinces, was inirusted with the
Government of the Upper, which he
first established al Niagara. Tie after,
wards selected Toronto as the perma
nent seat of Government, giving il the
Name of York, which it long bore. We
presume Lake Simcoe must have deriy
ed its name from him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
DAILY TINES.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER FL. Is4s.
Fok President ~ ls44. -
III u ~ k n e. l. a n.
FoR vicK PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS

The attention Of aren,, aud other, i,,,.re,,, IN
The education of children. is invited to the .sv.,
isemen' OF The examination Of MIR. Smiths .School
q, attention To the examination Of Schools. much
and Is gwen to The teacher instruction. aud an
impetus 10 erefiion on the part of the pupil
" The Time has arrived when our benevolent
societies, and citizens Who able. are called upon
10 use their eIerions in behalf Of the poor. We
have not experienced q season yet. when greater
demands were made upon the sympathy Of those
who give aims than there will be this winter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

EXAMINATION Of the sssd.o. ~ =.
- "nee'mg Academy, will CONNIE nee on A..
days. e'n'aioe Two
Dsey; oeog'aphy. Grammar. Arithms,;e Al
ss5sa' Philosophy and Latin. ''''''''''''s' A.
Gu. ny History Geometry. A Rih. Chsmi.,e,
Defamation. - y lc s,..s,n and
Ias patents and The public generally, are -.
spechuily invited 70 attend. a., >,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

"A LMAEACs FOR Is44- Tae sob.c,,6.,,
- ha, iua p1blished The FARMFRss AVN
McChANlCS' ALMANAC Ior the yesr A. a..
Lord 1874 calculated BY John Armslrsna. Ps,,..',,
- :. mahe,naLcs "a Miami Uaivsniiy. 0ri,rd. Obio
Or sale BY The grOss. dozsn. or single coo, :. -.
49,. ps'e's WILLIAM . ROBB.
i20 Main "a
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FRoM RERMUDA.-An arriraI n Nsu ,

FROM BERMUDA.-An srrivaIat New York
brings Bermu de papers 10 the 18Th instant. The
numerous friends Of Mrs Helen A Tucker will see
with deep regret the annuncialion Of the death Of
this ea'imable lady-by tho disease prevalent in
these Islands
Died on Thursday last, sflsr shOn illness, a, the
residence Of The late Thomas r Tucker. ESQ. IN
Somerset HELEN ANN. wife Of Robert Tucker 'E-1
ssed seon' 80 years. Mrs Tucker was a native Of
Baltimore. and. though resident in these I.I.od.
but a lew mOfihs. he'd greatly endeared hersel( ~
her many friends and cquaintances.-BermHaa
paper, IA Oct