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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

MEETING OF TIE WIG MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS.-A meeting Of the Wing mem Der,
Tthe Senate and HonSe Of Representatives was
held IN the Senate Chamber on Saturday evening
last. at which Mr. B1yarj % the Senate presided.
IL was resolved 10 recommend that n Wing Ma.
uonal Convention be held Of Balumoie on Wed
nesday. the Sd day Of May, 1874, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates Tor the Presidency and
Vice Presidency oi tho United States; the said Com
veniion 10 be composed "f delegates fIom the
peciive States equal To the number Of Senators nnl
Representatives Of each Stale in the Congress Of
the United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

Ons OF the stockholders OF The late franklin
Bank Of Cincinnau has filed bill before the Court
OF common Pleas against the assgnees. complaining
'nat ihry continue 10 transact banking business and
praying he Court TO enjoIn Them from doing so; ard
10 place the Bank assets into The hands Of Receivers
10 be sHpoinled by The Court
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
D o = q = C Il i y q ,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE,

MASSACHUSErr ELECTION.-we learn
from the Boston Atlas Saturday that in the FiRh
District the wing candidate falls very few vote.
short If an election The same in the Sixth and
Seventh Distri-,s, although in this last there has
been a gain Of 500 votes. Tuere Is no ehoice.
AWFUL CALAMlTY.-LAND SLIDE AT
TROY. n. Y.-THlRTY LIVES LoST.-About
o'clock in the afternoon Of Friday las, land slide
took place from Mount Ida, Troy. ". Y. S1ne
or 10 buildings occupied by poor families were
crushed aud buried beneath the mass OF earh. and
out Of about forty persuns but or ten escaped
Within an hour bodies We're dug ont. Without
lie, partially injured, and not beyond recovery
Had the svaasch occurred ia the night the dcs-
tfuction OF life would have been sill greater. a.
many occupants OF the houses were absent at Iheir
labor elsewhere. man from the country pas.
sing at tho tine with his team. lespsd from his
sleigh and escaped. The horses and load Of wCUd
were buried beneaih the earth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

Rev. DR.. Walker, in one Of his lael
lectures, said: q DO not say that where
mystery begins, religion ends ;but where
mystery begins ,dogmatism ought to end,
-dogmatism for, and dogmatism a.
gainsl' These words deserve TO he
printed in golden letters ia the study Of
every iheol9gian. Salem Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

Ms JUsEPH-A WHEREBY OF =, Louis. who for ma.
ny years filled tho Office OF City Register died on
the 18th inst. The Republican says-Few men
have remained 50 long in Office gone through the
sumo vicssitudes, md last ct The stage Of human
notion, free from censure or the suspicion Of ap.
- " - - warmly. anl ,lespiy
attached TO those who knew him as a man. an Officer
citizen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

COUNTERFEIT COIN-.Iti, saiJ ,b,, M.,,
~" dollars made OF German silver. and plated by
magnetic Pt'ceS'' are in circulation ia ST Louis,
ehd are very diicdlt OF detection. Almost an ,o.,s
oil coin are coun'erieied. aud the counterle,s ore
much more difficult Of detection Than the counerei,,
OF paper bank notes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

ACCIDENT IA German named LorV a shoe
make'' was severely injured yesterday, by pass ng
before The cannon when it being fired A
large hole was blown in his check. and Lis face
much burnt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

Two Jews were Distinguished. one f0r he skill in
boxing and The other Or bic admiration OF tho wo-
men. A gentleman bsiag asked 20 what tribe ID ~
belonged. answered ~ rather think ono it a. A.
m5fl'e and Tie ether q iIiiiio.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

The Trenton correspondent o the Newark Daily
Al, erliser says The nJn.imp risDumont bill now be.
fore the Legislature Of New Jersey has not been
acted IN The Council and he thinks % will be-
modified IN that body. and will perhaps DO dsloat
ed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

Several inches Of light snow fell YESTERDAY
which still lays uqon the ground
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

tlRE.- slip irpm the riico of the Niagara
Courier informs that fire broke out in The s,or.
si Sheppard 4 Clarke, at Lockpnrt on the evening
OF the 18th. which proved quite destructive AIes,rs
Sheppard a. Clarke lost all their goods. worth from
$1,000 TO Sl2 900, OF Which 81 900 Nus insured
The building was owned IN this city by Grow bridge
& Nichols and was insured for 50 900. The Dem.
ocrat printing office was burned, with a loss of
Sl20O, and no insurance. L FelloS's leather store
was burned; loss S5j00-insured. G. IeonarI's
shoe store; less $1,000 insured. G. Bacun's proce.
r. loss $500 insured. The hardware store of
Flaglsr & Hoag; loss S2000-insured. The Cuuri.
or office not injured though the furniture. &c
was removed. How The Ere originated is moi
knOwn.-N Y Cour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

TlIECONDIrION or ILLlNOIS.-The Spring.
held correspondent of zoe ST Louis Republic an
writes under date 0f The Ilth inst:
The Secretary of State appeared within the har
OF The House and reid To- that body a communica.
lIon from tue Governor. urging upon the Legislature
the immediate necessity of Rc,ion IN regard 30 the
finances OF The State. He Affirmed that for
the want of means. IL with The utmost Difficult.
" That necessary supplies could he prucured Tor the
i"ohtanches of the Legislature. and when they
were,it wac ut most eEorbiIani prices Wood
which he stated could be purchased for one COLLAR
and seventy Eve cents cash, the State now had to
pay three dollars and half for; candles which for
money could be procured al thEIy seven cents per
pound, now cost the State one dollar aud other
,hlhgs IN the same proportion. all arising from the
Tact, that there was nothing but auditors warrant,
10 pay them with lie also stated that il was with
The utmost difficulty that money enough could be
procured to pay the postage on letters addressed 10
The Executive department, and enlreated that some
action migat be had in regard TO the Stale at
once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

CURIOUS DUELLING BILL.-The New o..
leans PIcnyune Vfihe h Instant gives the annexed
account oi singular bill introduced into the Iouis
Legslature:-
Col. Phillips, agreeable to previous notice intro.
dueed yesterday his bill for the repeal OF all existing
laws against dueing, and for the establishment of
eonr Of honor. Tho hill, as its tile imports re-
Pels oil laws now the statute bouks for The SIN.
preston OF dueling. II provides that the Guvernor
appoint the court Of honor which shall consist Of
1--we MEMBERS that majority Of Them shall f,rm a
qnurum thu: To thea all difficulties between gentle.
men stall be submitted ny then respective seconds.
mat on an investigation Of the affair by the court
such rep1raIiun or apology shall be made By the
Par'es as the cOuri shal point out, or sheuld The
court decide that recourse shall be had In nr,Iol
cohboa Then, and ~ that case, the CONT shall ba
power To select weapons and choose time and pIsce
aud, lastly. that should The parties in opposition T.,
inc hecsloh OF the court meet IN mortal com bat
ihey shall then b" tried by court Of competenI IN
rlsdIcIn' and IT found guilty OF dfsob wing the courl
OF honor shall be imprisoned IT, the ps ulienIiary f,r
life. W
T"' hill certainly has great novelty. as we'll as
rIg'nalIy but how far It's provisions can he made
10 apply to the suppression of dneIlins Ne are moi
prepared 10 say. Every man in he slate ho,yeye,
knows tai the present laws against duelling vbeib
er Tor prevention or punishment are q dead letter
"A legal farCe-all leather and prunea; ~ that
should Mr. Philips bill prevail cieiy can be no
sufferer oy The subs iiude, and may even be i'm
PROV by il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

ANOTHER SOLDIER or THE REVOLT.
IlON GONE.-We are greved 10 learn The death
OF our venerable and veneraled fellow citizen. Gen
ROBERT PORTERFrELD-One Of the few remoinipg
Soldiers oithe Revolution, aud Tie Oldest officer Of
his rank perhaps, left in Virginia lie died al his
residence IN this county, on Monday evening last.
lew minutes before O'Clock ~ The glst wear oChts
ago lie entered the war Of the Revolution. we
believe. as an Ensign, and came our Of it with me
fankOi CapIain-servIng pau Of lhe lime in the
SSulh where he was taken prisoner and nc ryyarIs
20 The North under The immediate command of
Gen Washington. lie also served a tour of dpty
rs BngadIer General, during the last war. add wa.
an aching Magistrate Of The county fr more than so
yean. during which he twice held the Office 81
High Sheriff But We are not sufficiently acquainted
WIN me incidents q he Interesting life o. nftsmut n
sketch Of them, and must therefore devoIve ibe
duty UPON some one more competent 10 do o.. Ho
was indeed noble specimen of the race Of Patriots
To which he belonged 10 private life. he was pure.
peaceaole frank snd generous hearted; and IN pub
l'c lie ever The ardent and jealous supporter Of
what he conceived 10 be The interests and honor nj
hi' eoanlfy--and long. long. we hope, will the
memory Of he virtues be cherished amongs. us,-
SIls,5s Spectator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

WRETCHEDNESS IN CITIES The Rocbe,.
Ter Democrat has the following little story of The
extremity OF suffering which the poor are q, this
rigorous season. and in these pinching Times. too
oiIen subjected. It's counterpart may doubtless he
found III many q miserable dwelling in our own
city
An instance or two Of extreme poverty has been
related TO Us by Mr. Thompson The other dsy. he
ana foDrmaster King in one Of their erIands of mer
cy through the city. entered cellar in The vicIni.
~ Oi The Catholic church. where they beheld a me-
lnre OF want uncommon oven 10 Ihose who are
brought INTO such close contact with The poor as they
ore. The family consisted of a vidoyy md her q,
sons Nothing in the shape of furniture was To be
seen IN The rOom-neither bed, chairs bile pnts
dishes knives nor forks. shovel nor tungs-liIeraIv
nothing Ut the kind. Directly in front Of the fire.
place were Two large slicKs of wood, about fur
ieei apart, between which had been placed n few
bundles Of straw lover Oh lis the remnant Of an old
carpet was ihrown-snd this was The bed and The
only bedding Of the family. When Messrs Thomn-
sOn and King entered this cellar, ihey found the
widow and one Other sons seated on one Of the
boundaries Of their bed booking anriouslv nj The
prIng embers. on which was baking their dinner in
The shape OF few apples And this was all in The
Hne ct provisions they possessed The floor of hi
cellar was bat inch or two above the yyater he
meath tho surface Of which most Of The boards sunk
when stepped upon. IL is hardly necessary 10 add
ihai the family were clad in rogs, in the most EN-.
Phalic sense ofthe word.
In an adjoining room was found large TgmiIv
destitute as the widIw's if We excepta miserable
bunk aud large box, used for the double uurnoss
OF liable and chairs. Around this box the man. wo
man and children were standing. plrIaking or their
OF hef OF roasted pOtaoes which were peeled " iii
Tue myers Tor the want Of knives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

as she concluded her brief but .n:elan-
choiy narrative. - e. -,
mo wonder that you believe in the
omen OF the ring sobbed Ida, My
poor, dear Harry! Oh! what will hap
pen TO himr
Nothing, 1 hope and pray my love =
Do moi weep enireaied her aunt. 81,
was very foolish OF me TO Tell you this
story; very wrong, indeed: but il was
want OF reflection am a silly Old wo
man: There, there, don't cry, child
loud crash. OF thunder at this mo.
ment ocsisloned both to start, and a gel.
uge OF wafer fell, making the earth APP
pear involved N smoke. Roll after roll
OF the warning elements followed, the
heavens grew momentarily blacker, and
the storm increased in its violence.
Pouring through the wet, strc aked
panes, Ida watched the raging storm -
Generally without the common nervous
ness OF her sex. Ida now paced the
reom with hurried step, cIasping her
hands and lost to all control of her feel
ings.
While she was thus anticipating evil
OF every kind that her heated i,nnpiua.
ton could form, she stood before the
window spnechless with emotion at see
ing the gamekeeper running towards
the house. On he came, but his master
neither preceded nor followed him. Ida
bcckoned to her aunt, and pointing to
the huriying man, rashed out OF the
house 70 meet him regardless Of the
pouring torrents.
-'rell me- she gasoed clutching Johu
by the arm; aud stopping him in his
course,
my lady, my master is John could
say no moro,
.Qnick. quick!' she rejoined in voice
hollow with dread. $3.50 =
My master is 10 bed, quite. again
Johns breath was guile expended.
Looking as one about to hear the Judy.
ment of death, Ida murmurrd, sWhnY
Marlborough replied the gamekscp.
er, in amazement at the expressed ago.
ny of his mistress. and her determine.
ton to become in a like situation. IIe',
in bed, wet through continued John.sin
my cottage, and wants a change. OF
clothes.
Years have swept away since Ida,s
wedding ring fell. Sorrow has not
traced a single furro upon her brow
If Time has left the print Of days gone
By upon il. May my fair reader's be a
similar destiny--a happy and contentec
wife.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10


There is clock msker, 10 chsses,on. Mr. sseir
who has aluos' discovered perpetual mosion. lie
some time since constructed clock that ran Cor one
year. Without winding mp his clock was its own
pendulum and gave IT'S face. the lime al London.
Paris and Charleston; il rsffied out for sixiy
chances at five dollars each. and b new in England
The Mercury adds: .... !.
Mr. Stein is working Al present. Al clock whicI
10 moved by spring and ais, be propelled by
weigh; Il has only hour wheels end iis mechanisuP
is very simple: il mak~sony a. revolutions daring
the Term ri ten years. and % need he wound NE
IN that umc. MIR Stein AYERS, that f he puts an ad<
d'iioaal Wheel into this clock with one hundred
teeth. IL will 60 one hundred years without beinqE
wound up, and nevertheless the whole clock wants
only i've Iounds weigh, 10 be kept going. Mr. Stein
VIII have clock oI the above descr ipllon ready IN
iour months lime. and will then give oil trends Of
eu , mechanism an opportunity to judge for Them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

VERY fSOOD.--1'he following ere,.f was aa,r,a,l
by the officers Of The American amy at verplauck
Point. "a 1852; we believe that thcFe is a Crent
First Cause BY whose almighty Cat we Nere Gorme.
-and ihatour business here obey the orders OF
our suPerlOrs. We believe that every s,bies wi.c
does his duty will be happy here. and that every
sueh one nho dies m battle. viii be happy hereafter
We believe that Gen Washington is the only ft man
IN The world to head the American army. we be
IIeve that Nathaniel Greene was born general
We believe ihai the evacuation Of Ticoaderoga was
1ne Of those strokes which stamp The man who Iares
to strike them, with everlasting fame We believe
mai Baron S'euben has made soldiers. and that
he - capable forming The whole wUrld INTO solid
column. and displaying IL from The centre We be-
lieyo an his blue book We believe IN Gen Kno1
and his artillery. We believe in our bayone,s-
Amen fs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

"A good story is aid Of wilkie. ~ ws~hipks-
Irving, no wa.,his paIron ia spain.l peculiarly II
iossssiive of that, gleai paln'ers veidsny i,s a..
ways Of the world. lie wss present very early a,
what was to be large AMI fashiouabIs party. Al
LATER hour severel sen,lemes arrived and emte red
The foam with hat aud gloves in hsnd. The poor
Sevschman wssin quandary. under The impression
that he Was committing breach Of etiquette IL, being
without his He accordingly retired. the first OPP.
portunny. and excited small degree OF mir,h by
returning with his ha, and gloves ia hand as he had
sen his fellow Waters. That painting wa. ,oi all
poetry with him. and that he had keen eye To The
main chance, is evinced by one Of bis letters 10
friend who was commissioned sell the painting Of
the Cut finger. for which he received 500 guiaeas
III naehing was said a The gill frame in the har
gain. ye ken ys may as weel pu, on a plain deal
one
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10
CITY COUNCIL.

49,. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. B.
Council met present the Mayor. Msssr,, Garden.
Griessmer, Hughes. Shriver. Caldwell, Graham,
Coen. Jrffers. GIchrist. 1-.,.
Mr.. Caldwell was appointed clerk pro tenn.
The account ofJames Warden for keeping prison.
ers in Jail. amounting TO SCI 40 read and referred.
sundy accounts lrom Water Works real aud
y ayment ordered. le.,fs-.,
Accounts frm Street Commissioner read ana
ordered 10 be paid.
Mr.. Shryer moved that the Council make such
aPprOp ration Of coal for the ensuing winter as is
necessary fOr The supply Of lhuse unable 10 obtain
it,. Carried.
To carry oni the above order il was ordered that
one member Of the Council from each ward, I've
appointed for The purPose whose duty il shall be to
draw orders for coal where il IL necessary keeping
register Of the names Of oil persons supplied and
reporting The same al every meeting Of the Council.
Mr., Garden from the lst Ward DR. Clemens from
the I'd ward, Mr.. Graham from The Sd waId. Mr..
Coen from the 4Ih ward, and Mr.. Roberts from the
5Ih ward, were appointed. n
Petition Of James Sweeney. read and laid on the
table. under he order providing. that persons shall
be allowed for curbing their property when the
city thinks proper curb the balance Of the squsre.
A claim Of Mr.. Gilchrst for money heretofore
retained by the city on the report Of the Summary
COMMITTEES OfIhe 4sh Ward. was referred 10 the
committee on petitions and rrmonslrnnce..
The Committee coal banks reported upon the
dividing line ofc.mI between the city coal and ina
Of Hampden Zane. Laid on The raLle 49,
Bill Of the Secretary Of the Board Of Health, re.
ported and ordered 10 be paid. ~ - IS. ?.
On moliOn OF Mr.. Roberts. conditional suhscrir-
linn Of 80 dollars was mode by the council TO be
expended under the conGol Of The SIreei Commits.
Sioner fOrihe improvement Of the road between
RiIcbietown and wheeling.
License TO keep ordinaries was granted 10 James
Maihers aud Patrick Campbell. q
The application Of +. Mccullough. R,r license for
an ordinary Union Street. WIS Iaken up and
rejected by ayes and noes as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. GarJen, Griesemor, Caldwell.
Shriver and Coen,-5.
Noks--MessrS. Giichrisi. Hughes. Graham, Rob
arts and Jefen--5. Mayor absent
Bill Of Messs mendel & Harbour, read and
sfdered 10 be paid.
RemonsIrance of The Fire Warden of the 81 ward,
against The erection Ui oven, under circusar ces
~" "ei"B eietieu OF NOhfoo e'Ieet, Was fe1d and
referred IO-Ihe Fire Warden for 80 Ward 70 require
such alterations ~ may be deemed necessary 10
project the block from fire that account.
Petition Of suny Citizens Tor benches in The city
hall ond further orders 10 me officer attending on
the same. was read and referred 10 the committee
on The market hoase.
On motion Of Mr.. Graham. ordered that The Col
leccr proceed 10 the collection Of Taxes Tor licenses
OF Forwarding and Commission Merchants a. as
sessed.
On motion Of Mr. Roberls, ordered. that the su-
Perin'endani Of Wafer Works procure such repairs
AZ necessary 10 the Ere plags. Adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

/
"Amongsi The maefaclors who have been la,eIv
arrested on a charge Of street robberies IN Paris A.
tended with violence, is man named ,repoaz. !. bo
al hrst gave ihlporInni Information, but Il Was n,
The same time evident that he conceded great
pau Of The truth.
"On Friday, alter having been permitted 10 re-
ceive VISIT rum his mother. he demanded to be
bioughi before the ChiefOfIhe Police Of Ieiy, q,
whom he said
81 know thai am about 10 commit myself hey
ond possibility Of escape. but promised by molh-
or 10 tell oil. aRd shall keep my word. ! hav.
committed many fcbberes, and assisted al many
e'rocooS deeds, but there Is one act the TscolIec
lion OF which haunis me night and day.
In 1886 was enrolled amongst a baud, Il as,as
sins BY man named Polidevache. When shayy.
I'd any hesitation TO commit violence, my compan.
ions kicked and beat me 10 give me Courage a.
they said. One evening that was watching near
me canal Of n Martin. in company with Two
oihsrs' man OF about thirty six years Of ags pass
ed by. One Of the band Rampeilleux. having
Judged by his dress that he had money, seized him
by the hlOai and threw him to me ground P.,ilde-
vsche Then ran Toward and seized Ihe legs Of the
victim. whilst ]. by order Of the others, searched
hrs pockets A. The victim was making preai ex.
eriiOns 10 sscuPe Rsmpailleux ldrew his knife say
ing Wait, end will give sou the police SEAL" and
ne stabbed HIM several times. He then took he
dead body on his shoulders, Whilst Bernard held Al,
by the legs and they Then flung Il int the canal
y he murder having been committed We went 10
sup, when Raimpaillen1 used his bloody knife 10
Gu. he bread which made me sck. and was IN
able 70 eat"
TO this dreadful confession we shall add tha,.
kaimdaillsuS u AZ present under the hands nf jus.
ice. heis only lTeaiy seven years q ase, aud
Bernard who is iIkewise Lesn arrested. i nos OF.
der" n 81.
The police bav since arrested snosher Of bis h;,s.
ous band man named Piedi,oi. iweniy.nine years
Of ags, ten Of which he passed 81 the galliss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10
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The N. Y. Courier % Wednesday says
The Hardware business continues scfve pf,t.
last public sales The entire catalogues vst, d.o...i
oi 81 generally improved prices and upwsris If Ina
iols were dupiicatsd-ihefo was good sl,enJ.ne.
OF stranger. and as moch sptrt was eyinesJ !. =,
any q the preceding sales.
Dry Goods snli airscis he aifeh,,o6 az ~, -.
Merchants end an activity folly equal 70 ans -.
'sfss' p ls'e ysafs = observed il evsy dsparrs.,
y ysi sUPpcued, 800"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

Two lads in Philadelphia returning from a gus
ins excursion. proposed to fight sham duel. la OF
der 10 frigh'en eoio,ed boy they hal with ihem--
They had double barreIled guns. They sIood vi at
thirty yards di.iancr. md discharged as they s.p-
posed only powder and wad. but unfortunately one
OF the guns had shot in the barrel. and the youth
standing opposite received the charge Of shot In his
face Nosseat injury was done. but the sport was
rather serious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

A FIRE broke out in Boston on Saturday morning
which destroyed the stables attached TO the Er.
change Coffee House Of Messrs Herman and Baily
MIR Lorings carpenter shop. and the stables OF Mir
Brown. the veterinary surgeon Loss $4,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-10

~ OTICE--Ws invite the attention 81 8oo.e-
~ koepofs y ne Sale Of Zine Fnfnilors, flour
Aaoiion R'ora ihis mernins al o o'clock.
nov 10 HALL q WiCkHAN