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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09

Tho following CARDs have been handed W
tpr insertion in to.day'S paper. That in favor
81 Mr. Taggart, Keeper of the Jail in this place
will probably satisfy those who have heon in.
dnccd To call in question his (Mr. T's) hu-
jpani'y towards the prisoners, by the msrep-
Iusentations of certain presses out Of the State,
To all wtom Il may concern.
The subscribers, at their own motion
and without any request from Mr.. TAG
CART, or any one else in his behalf, take
this mode Of making it known that dur
ing their confinement in the Jail at New
port for the last seven months, they
have been well treated by him and his
family, and that they feel grateful for
the kindness which on all occ asions has
been EXERCISED towards them.
BuRRILL HUTcIiNsoN,
George FRIssELL,
JonN PAINE.
Newport, March 8, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
just Received,
Van other Goods.

ilne assortment Of Lsle Thread Edcincs
French Crimp"d Dlni.v,
French crlmprd Drniv Collars,
Linen Shcetnes aud Danaks.
aLs"-A lew dozen more Nett Nrrh, Caps.
From the exceeding low prices ". are On.
ahIed tn sell the above goods, we feel conf
"chi "i continuation Of the pubic patron.
age. we have so libcrally received.
Newport, Feb. 9, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09

There are three things which should ncvcr
be done IN ID" hurry ry.-thrcadiug needle, shoot.
ing wild fowl and getting married.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09

EuIGRArioy.-- Within The last ~ yrars,
$4,000 persons have cmisrairi FROM Grral
Britain aud Ireland io the lnited States
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09

To our Benelaetors IN .Nerpori
Gentlemen and Ladies'
II has been our mcdiatcd intention
10 call personally and tender to you our
thanks for your unprecedented kindness
Bpd sympathy towards us during our
confinement as Suffrage Prisoners but
circumstances beyond orr control have
rendered it impraclicablc. Accept,
therefore, our sincere aud hearty thanks,
md our best wishes for your health aud
your families, hoping that you may live
To ENJOY long lives under a government
Of peace and happiness and equal rights.
Rest assured, that il our confinement,
has been one at the means IN the hand
OF providence Of forwarding The cause,
the time TO us will not bc wholly lost.
GEoRGE FRisSELL,
JouN PAiSE,
BURRiLL IlUrcmINsoN.
Newport, Mar. 0, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
MUSIC FOR TIE
PLANO Il OA.rD,
.iT HHF PRiCE,

A GREAT VARIETY on hand, such a.
- Giots, Choruscs, Songs, .ltUchcs. Duets.
UdifSeS, Sc. Sc.-whlch ~Ill be sold nj one
hail TIE iUim'r ptCr, al tie Confectionery
aud Vanety Store OF
Feb. IT, I. STACY, Jn
w ALkDE.' Grminc Bn'ish ink
w PVnd,f at X. J. TAlLuR'S.
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CLEA X ED.

x"-Hchr Potomac, Duncan, N. York.
'-Sloop Rlcnzi, Durlec, Prov.
od-hris Confidence, Baily, West Indies.
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| am, air, most respectfully,
Your obedirnt servant,
WA1 (IDnS NI,NIiI
BALTIMORE 23rd Feb 1919

tLaie) Mai. Gen. Cong, Il. |. Forces.
j. $. Of course you will Go (not me
but the cause OF "Lqw and Order," un-
der which we all expected to fight and
Tor which | trust | need no tes,mon,
that am aud ever shall be again ready
I" fight,) the Justice To insert this IN tho
journal. l hope before long, however,
for the pleasure to be in person among
those troops | had the honor to command,
aud with whom my honor know to be
M safe as they have proved their ability
to secure their own.
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Letters,

/ Letters,
! REMAINING ~ THE PG'T ofrtcr, NEwroRI
u. NAE,H LIST, I-i3
/, " .7drcUis'd letters are pidrcd ~ sep0J ot,
nor. Persons "PPIW"g far Them riHp picosc cal,
for "ApVEgrIsrD LETTERS"
Nhb"tt taPt Perry Miss Hannah
NIIrh Potter Nrs Esther
II Aylrswurih JuahP Reed Oliver
Alien Mrs Rhnda R,ckc,,on Mrs Ulvir,
n brown thalhs SuuIhwck Edward T.
l Burlington WA Stm,r,hu
i'abcock Mrs Emily Sumilrr Albert
iir"wp Miss Martha NSwa>cy Cant WmP
inrtl"sI"n Mary SclNa> MARY x
\ Ch"d.ry CharlcsP Smith Mrs ANA
n co" Daniel x rra>k Sicphrn
Carncntrr Miss Sarah NTripp tVni T.
CnnI"v MARY Underwood Mrs Wee.
DaN Pr">iun den
Elliot u Walden Capt
Glass Nr. NuIdrou =
'ioIdira BF Welsh Jane.
'HN Edwnrd NIlr"X Mics Caiharinc
tt""h Mrs Nancy II. Young Mr. Eli2a B
llnwHrd Thns : nntpruwN.
ll"llpNay stephen II Barkcr Peter
i'u'gan AleA T. Gardiner James =
Keller Capt Madison prrkhan William
l.n"i"n Capt Bcnl n rcckham Mrs Rrbec
'dflih f1Nfis "a
Mansfield WIN Iptsu
Manchester Errchorn Cnilon Edmund
Macunther Mrs Benz Dradd, Wnian
M""N MmN = Fitzgerald Michael
N"'lon Miss Mary A.a,ii, John
n"'i'i Robert MrDanltls Edwdu
Pc'kham Henry Nrilan Edw'd
Pcarsc SampcIC - Ilara pat,ie
-, '"''n'' ''""rgs w Duffy Ms. Julia
, "'"nh James Fury Bridget
Psckhaw Miss Sarah A
lh2-Swl ASHER ROBBINS, I'm.
SAATNM We DrKiLin,N
NJ. d. AND SURGEON
orrIcE, No Go THANtssr
Newport Feb IL, l0l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Ii. 81 A. PAR MENTER.
NO. lI9, THAMES STREET

4 RE now selling the Stock Of Dry Gnod,
TINT recently belonged To e.. Chamber.
In, at greatly reduced prices. Among the
articles may b. enumerated f. E,lian. Alpnccs
Indiana aud Saxonv Cloths, Mcrnoes. Al
pines, M"nsl'ne d. LANES, Shawls. Flannels.
Ribbons, French aud American Prs,s, Cot.
tons, NC. &c. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
FI.OUQ u.

900 Bbs. Supcrfne Canal g. Ohio Flour
wv foI sale bv
T.. +. 8. w. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
Wanted.

4 steady. industrious boy. from Is 10 ne
years at age, as an Apprenicc IN tho
Tailoring business. enquire Of
TllOS. g. BROWN, g. son.
, No. lOs, Thaunes-st.
March, 3D. lS43
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
FOR SALE

II Will sell the Misselne Farm. situated on the
Il Ohio river in Kentucky. containing $40 acres,
equal distance between tho furnishing cities Of
Maysville aud Portsmouth,, ard about hours run
to Cincinnati. There is IA fegulaf line Of Packets
running from Portsmouth, to Cincinnati, that makes
q their business 10 accommodate the farmer - that
his produce can be shipped TO either point sold ID
back in less than day. This land cannoa be e4.
celled by any on the Ohio river. from iis head To-
the falls. rs 10 beauty. fertility Of soil and its heavy
TIMBER. The timber standing. properly managed.
Will bring four times much ne I ask for the farm
There Is 8 never iailing springs The premises
That can be conveyed Ia any part of this land ass
a we'll at the door, good log house yuuRg orchard
sugar camp and about 100 acres cleared and under
good fence, laid of in regular fields with gales IN
each, also 40 or SO Of wood land under fence
for pasture. Having concluded 10 decline farming
for the present, will sell this desr able or
the most accommodating terms. 50 the purchaser
enn make his payments oui VI ibs timber alone -
Persons wishing TO purchase CO al my resi-
dence,nonh Wheeling. Any wishing nlorms4
ton regards qusIiiY Of soil, timber, title &c, can
call on James Burnley, esq. Moundsville, vs.
mar In s KING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

FROM CAMPE ACnY The schooner
Rosario. which arrive al New Orleans
IA the 10Th inst, bri g account FROM
campeachy To the Ith lust. Up 10 thar
lime the siege WAS continued by the
Mexican s---,hc firing fcon either SIDE
occurring aightly, with more or less dcs
lruc'iOn Of persons and property. The
people and authorities Of lucatan still
seen tn feel the greatest conlidcnce o!
their ability toeXpel the invaders. Rum
ors were rife, however, thu: Gen. maya
had appeared in the Interior, nIsh OF
Mexican money, and trdc la the traitor
principles Of Cansle hi nself ani Lcmus.
was Offering brides to he natives To rise
in favor oil the MrXic nS
APUZZLE. The p IiladeIphia Spirit
pC the Times, asks tn: solution ofthe
inllowlng:-
My father is my SIN, and am my
mothers mother. My sister ; my daugi-
ter, aud am Srand,n1 other to my bro
Their.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
TRUST SALE

OF FARM NEAR WHEELING.
10y viriHe Of deed OF Trust executed by Char.
ID les kemple. hearing dals Oh The irsi dav az
August 1897, and record ed in the Clerks Office of
Marshall county. IN deed bOak No /, page SOC r
shall on Monday the 9Th day Of March next. pro-
coed to sell 81 public sale, tho front door Of tb
COuH house Of Ohio couRiy, to the HI CHEST bidder
certain Tact ct hand situate about five miles (,on.
The City Of Wheeling. on the waters Of Wbeslin,
creek IN Marshall county, estimated attwo bunJ,.J
acres OF land be the same more or less; and kein,
The same tract sold 10 said Kemple BY Sinsl.,a,,
dated August 1, 1897. On SAID farm h = 800
and oommodious dwelling house, Stable. &c al. ~
good repair Selling 80 Trustee, will snly NJ.
such title ~ is vested IN me by the deed Of r,,.,
Terms made known on tho day Of sale
feb IL Wis M NEI soN r-.,..,
Inc abOye tract contains about 90 acres oCIand
about ~ Of which is under improvement, and i.
well waieres. Il has good young orchard. con.
laining about 30 apple trees Of good grated fruit
besides voTlety Of other fruit trees.
Terms-SJOO IN hsnd. $500 more in siK months
end The residue In one and two years from the d. =
Of sale. the deferred payments bearing interest to.
the dsy Of sale. M NELSON
mI2 Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

Willie furaish tubular statement show ing
what tens and hIn'lCeds ai thousands dollars worm
oi property have gone inLb The insatats mRNs Of
the Banks Of Wheeling aAd sShaI speculaiio.s have
been nDie by the ID -nprra,sl Will Le tell the
people what is nearer The truth that the naAnfac-
turer. the m erchant uud mechanic have been plum
dered BY the operations OF the d uking ~ stem and
that ia our city alnnc half milliun dollars worth
OF property has pissed Will pm n the aggregate
into the hands ol the Banks.-ArHus o. Feb 25.
The above was not written BY the editor ,rIhe
Argus; but il WIS pubished ia that paper and was
written by one of the prinsiPIn leader. of the loco
ioco party for this district q adopts he language
and ono OF The only loco fOco press in this district
and the language used by amusl every loco cco out
Of doors. and in their meetings. Il may therefore
he justly assumed rs loco uco doctrine aud all who
sanction the course. support the paper and listen
silently 10 the oraiors, Responsible for The
charge against banSs for robbing or stealing
money from the public.
IL this is true. The directors aud stnc khuldc
should deny il. The allegation come, from re-
sponsiLle source. and deserves denial. or acknow-
ledgment. II deserves more. Persons ofihc loco
foco party have, in proportion to their number. in
thin place. received. we prove, greater &C.
commodsiions frum the banks than the wings have.
Now will our bank directors continue TO lean them
money while they such language toward them'
To DO II is unjust TO Their c;.s;omeIs who 10 moi
dsnounce them. and it onghi to be stopped. Tie
m ney in the banks belongs to the stockholders, and
II is the greatest imaginable piece Of folly. il Is
suicidal in them to loan money To build ~ men,
that will denounce them As Plani,rers. IL is more
dishonorable than even the spirit of the craving
Jew Of Venice, who told tn merchant who had spai
upon his sabe'dine. how he had wrunged him.
before he loaned him his money. Will our hank
stockholders and directors acknow ledge themselves
below him. and humbly submit 10 these repruaches
Again, Mr. Sleenrod is a director. Does he sane.
ton the plumber or oppose It by his votes al the
board. 1.-The Pursues either course it is his duty to
inform the public OF IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

WIG CONVENTION IN BoSroN The
Wing Convention Of the Massachusetts Legislature
now in session and delegates from the towns in that
State not represented by Wing members of the
Legislature. met in Convention at The State House
m Boston on Wednesday evening las,, und alter
placing Sol Strong the Chair and choosing a
number Of highly respectable gentleman 10 act az
Wee Presidents. passed number Of sound and
spirited resolutions the affairs OF the State and
the present aspect Of political nlairs-among others
resolution recommending Stale Convention for
tho purpose Of Nominating candidates for Go, ernor
and Lieutenant Governor was passed. The Comven.
lion nlse pissed resolution approving tho action of
the Wing members ofCongress al their recent
meeting ~ Washington, recommending a National
Wing Convention at Baltimore in May, 1874
There lie not the siIgt test reason to duuhl the
s1undnGss Of old Massachusetts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
% o = q = C Il J; y q =,
CITY COUNCIL.
WEDSEsD,Y. AIIrrh

WEDNESDAY. Mdrrh |. 1913.
The Council met. present the Mayor Messrs
Garden. Gnesmer. Shuver. Frchner. Nelson. Gil.
christ. J, ffers. C"en. Forbes Echols aud Roberts.
TIE minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The clcrk, accordance with order Of the
last mcelhg, rni,hed a report Of the .lcbrs due
irum aud to rhS city. together with the estimated
ezpend lures and receipts ur The current year.
The report Was read aud laid on the liable.
The bnnds of the Aldermen of the lst and 81
wards, Flour Inspector. Treasurer, Collector OF
Wafer Reur. Stree, Commissioner. and Superin
renian Of The Water Works were read and ac-
copied.
report from the street commissioner was read
and laid The table.
An adverse report fiom the committee on ordi-
hances on the r,IIinn of Joel Trsler was read and
accepted.
A memorial WINS presented from Thomas M'Crea-
dy, recently appointed grave digger for the REV
gwve yard. Praying The lie ersnce of The coun-
ell TO secure To him the emolnmeAIs uf his appoint.
.menI
communication wasreal from Isaac Burt on the
same subject.
On motion ofAIr Nelson. he sulscci was referred
10 Committee ot three. cOns siing of Messrs Mel.
son. Coen aud F"rhes.
o. IN tIun ui Mr. } eff'rs, the committee on orIi.
uaRces instructed To drnft ordinance 10
proven cattle fr'-m running al large on the burial
grounds.
The committee on the fire department submitted
report in favor ola s;rIbuon Of the fire appara-
ius also ~ lavOr of he exrhange of lire ugs ais
adverse u the PetiiIIn OF Messrs. CTangle q Bal
legs.
Mr. Shri,er moved To take mp the petition of.
Reilly for a coffee house hcenco-lusi.
On motion OF Mr. II Ibers. ordered that the appa
RAJ Of the different fire COMPANIES be placed
de. the cunlrol of The representatives. from each
ward, aud The representatives. e the ire compa
MES.
Snnlry accounts were presented and ordered To-
be pa III.
On motion, The Council adIoureed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
WINTER.

IN rich mems halls the Gre is piled,
And furry robes keep out the weather;
In poor mems huis The Gre is low.
Through broken panes the keen winds blow =,
Aud old and young are cold together.
Oh, poverty is dIscOnsolaIe,
It's pains are many. its foes are strong;
The rich man. in his jovial cheer,
Wishes Twas winter al the year,
The pyOr man mid his wants profound,
With all his little child rem round,
Pfays God that winter be not long.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

The statement made by yesterday. on the au
ihoriIy ola letter from Washington, that Mr. For.
ward had resigned his office is confirmed by the In.
ielligencer. IL Is runOred that Mr. Spencer is 10
succeed MrForward md that James M Porter. Of
Pennsylv anna, will be Secretary of war. we have
another Letter which sIales that Mr. Tyler looks upon
The bankrupt law as one Of The "Cdious" wing
measures and will sign the repeal bill instamter,
and that there will be general sweep after the
4h inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

MISUNDERSTANDING the musical festival At
hamburg, musician from annther city boarded in
private house where an uuCommnnly good iaLIe
was kept Que day, when all the family were AS
semhled ior dinner. the stranger was absent The
houSemnId' who was seut 10 call him, found him
occupied at his TOT ct, he being al that moment Ell
gagged IN using his tooth brush. We'll is lie cum.
'ngl said the lady sfthe house as the servant re.
turned. Yes maam, directly. he's jus; sharpening
his teeth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

Va The reader will de- well To direct his alien
ienlion to the advertisement of the New Book
Store" The stock that has already been received
fur it is extensive and well selected and the e1pe-
rlence Of Mr. Haswel in the business. with his
knowledge ofthe eastern markets. will give our
citizens facilities for purchasing books rarely before
enjoyed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

TIE AvALANCH AT TROY. N Y-The
whole number Of persons who lost their lives by
the land slide at Troy. amounts TO eighteen. Tho
value Of property destroyed, exclusive Of dana &c
done TO building lots is estimated at sS425. On
Tuesday last there was another slide equal in mag
niiuds 10 the first, hut no lives lost
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TwENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, Is43.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, Is43.
SENATE.
The Senate, on motion of Mr. Tsppan, took up
and passed q bill, before reported regulating i'm
Frisonment for debt in the District Of Columbia
The Senate also passed a. bill 60 permit mer.
ehundizs recovered from sbipwrsck, 10 come in
free from duty. m certain cases.
A debate ensued upin the subject Of publishing
the congressional debates. which continued until
IS minutes 10 10 o'clock. p NJ when the Senate
adjourned without taking the question.
HOUSE or REPRESENTA- TIVES.
On motion Of NJ Fillmore the house resolved
itself into committee Of the Whole and took up the
bill making appropriations for the civil end diplo
matic expenses Of the government.
Several amendments were adopted and some
rejected, end Of O'clock the committee rOss and
reported the bill 20 The house, but u not acted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

BRIGHT lDEA.-One Of the directors
Of the Missouri Bank, has suggested the
idea ofselling ofTall the Eastern Excban-
&c now on hand, for gold, so as to ena-
bic her TO furnish to the people ofthat
State a specie currency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

Mr. MeNuly reried, and objected To granting
the gsnlsnan's request On the ground that has Oh
jet To vote ia the Affirmative and then move
a decentralization of the vote the passage of the
bill which would again bring the subject before the
House.
Before takrng the question. Mr. ODDS moved an
adjournment. which prevaIlcd-Yeas 81. nays 81
thus layicg the matter upon TIE table.
The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

The Steamer Queen Of The West. was sunk near
Shawnotown, Illinois, on Sunday last by running
against shaft in the river and Shaving hole IN the
bottom. The boat lies a bar few miles above
ShawnetOwn sunk over her guards.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

There was rumour here yesterday that more
bodies had been found nnder the ruins caused by
the late fire al Cinenbaii. Such is not the fact
The number killed is that reported by rs on Tues
day morning, persons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

DR. Lncke has hnEded to the editor OF the Cinci-
natl Gazette the following explanation of the causes
OF the explosion AT the late Gre ia thai city.
Bar Sn:-Thcre is no difficulty IN assigning =,
RATIONAL aud probably the true. cause of The J,as
Irous enldos IN which has Just occurred in our ri
~. IT, every ordinary ii e Ihetc Is ihaauin1ble
ga (carhurIeiisd hyd1g-nl generated WHICH, when
c"'n'non AFR ~ present, cuhsuIna Ited as fa,i ms
gereraied. producing Consequently no expI,,siye
eHsrii rdecd that gas Is tina of ordinary Il ,me
u hre occur Ia q building or r,IOin, the md ,mn,
BILE gas viii he consumed so hong as th. copn, IN
AR al Thai room can supply it, hut vi hen that is es
hausled, The u ,me disappears. the commission he
c"nes snO hered, but sIil the heat continuing the
mn 'Emqbe gas will be cupiously Produced
until the cl'~e is filled with 1t To the exrlu,i IN
oi oiherAr Hero there be no explosion as
There can be mo cUInbpslion Without the propet
mixture OF c"nmnH arr. But as this combusribls
ar bursts out of the windows. or e-capes from any
opening inio the atmosphere. then Il may be light
ed ard wili-cnutaue To bum. Sull tie n Ime will
not pass backward inIJ the rolm unless commrn AIR
"a" go with IL. Hence wo ufien see n volume ,C
h'ackenr'ssUln selling dcRsely out of d il,lIng
h'hnrn d. nr al II has pa he'd sell some DIS ance
ihlo the ai'. where II will he cap ed by aame.-
The iwr cOudiIi0's then, uner Which no ex ,lo.ion
an enspe In case of fires arv-
When the mn min ible cir IS consumed as
last a. generated. which will happen when there is
plentiful uPPy Of common air.
Wien Lere i. 80 liIIle uir that an accumula.
lion vi in1Lmm Ible air must exclude all cummo n
air.
From The particular circumstances of'the eIplo-
SION IN question: it seems that the fire in The smoke
house had generated large qnanIrry OF Inhnrnma-
bic gas. which found vent without being on fire.
ini0 The contiguous closed pork horse. and there
coningled with the c1mmon air which IhaI ROOM
contained. until nn explosive mature had formed
Al tins critical point the fire butsI into tue npart.
meni-;he necessary consequence of which was an
inslananeous eIploSi'n Of he hole contents of the
apartment NJ substance is better cdlculteI To
prpince the explosive gas than the tat part of
pork, and no gus more explosive than that thus
pn.dured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

Mr. Norris, son in law Of Mr. Spencer has been
appointed by The Secretary Of the Navy. assistant
Judge Advocate in The somers case, and has reach.
ed New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

The Baltimore American notices a counterfeit
five dollar nyts Of the Western Bank Of Baltimore
new issue, which are very perfect LoOk out
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
BOARD OF HEALTH.

|gNO RENT have for rent several conye.
Il nIent and comfortable tenemenIs, that will he
rented on terms 10 su The times. Apply at my
residence. North Wheeling. KING.
mar2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

ALIENS MAY Be LAWFULLY ENLISTED
IN THE Army or TIE UNITED STATES
The Ccuu Of Appeals, Of Virginia on The 2Oh
inst BY Tie unanimous decision Of the Judges set
iled MS much ve1od question 50 fsr 81 least az the
Slate OF Virgins and her lucicaI tribunal, arc con
cemed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

This morning is nearly as cold Us the coolest we
have had this winter.