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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

We saw ii stated, some time ago. that BID John
son, The So called Canada PlIrid. and hero 1C the
Thousand Isles, WAS a rilzrn OF Iowa. We now
l~an from the Dubuque Express. that he Is n resi-.
dent IT Buchanan county, whore he cultivated a
farm. nnd was rheered ia hns retirement by hrs g.
qually celebrated daughter. 0ne or two hired men
L,rmed his cSiabliShincnL IL does rt seem lo he
his lot. however. Ia he nt peace anywhere. far L,.t
month he was attacked and lynrhed ia a ml,i iuhu.
man manner. The circumstances at which .le Ihn,
stated
On one 81 our enldes' nights. (the 9th OF last
monthly his house Was attacked 10y an armed party
Of a drzan men. headed by u fellow named Benne,
VIII" inrmrIl resided in Dyhware counry They
d ngged hun fn'm his he'd. ard lied him 10 n Tree
i"r The pnrfo"e OF q gsiug him. His heroic daugi-
Ter he~ hts rescue Und White The guss were level
edt shoot her. she cot the rurl with which he was
lied They I ed him a setUnd Time, aud threatened
her life II she approached. hat she cut he rorls =
: second. although every trigger was pulled To fire.
declaring that shc was prepared 10 die railcr than
see her in'heI suff,r. aud all the { me danandi,v the
cause wiihoui avail. They TIED him a mi d rrme.
AMI having secured her. they lad fifty SIX lashes
on ms bare back with a COW hide. Then getting
u his own hnrS'S. they PAL him AMI her un a sled,
ana dr"Ve Them oil with n pusHuve charge. never
o cume hi-k hat I the risk ofhis life. BsnaeH',
b'ing The only ssilems 4 near them. they had To 90
twenty m les thu night To The next nearest hol,e.
u night II Ne are not mi-takvn. was one OF The cold
est nights III : winter. These dcsperadles then
searched his house. and In& away some rnmey-
all III iaey rau'd fud.
Johnson having Land q complaint bcnro the auth
"riiics Of Linn ruuHIy. The Sheriff went With a ios-
80, bat WIS arced by Brnnc, AMI his parry. A Sc.
Good p's.e went uIt. Ceadcd by a mtn who was
driven hOn The B.nnel settlement. because he would
n unite with then. but enre the second posse ar.
nved' Brtnei sad sane Of hrs party had n.d, and 3
or ionr ri ihDIsc that remained bchinl were taken
prisoners. amongst whom was the follow who h,r.
ged JuhnsOp. They arc n wv in clnfnsnsnt. or
Ihe Beunei party who strapped, three or four were
irozen II death Bonnet pissed Ihruugh this town
ono night last week. IN Disguise. aud by a leucr re-.
ceivrd here lasi Sunday. from DsInn. on x 'ck uvrr.
he was ~ that place on Friday night last. un his
WY 10 The southern part of Illinois. nnl we heartily
wish he my not "s"rIe The III Judgment of the
law. a lear ihatJuiUs 81 would guccred IN getting
tie seat utjrSiIce inr Buchanan county luca ted nj
hHs place IA The geographical centre. was the uulv
cause at tie outrage, as B'unett claimed u Er his
lncaiion. only four miles Oh, Al the rapids OF tho
Waizipuuou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

MARIAN COUNTY, Jan. 30, 1873.
Sir Like ycu | should probably prefer voting
for some gentleman TO represent our Congressional
district. whose opinions were in accordance with
my own upon The great questions hat now agnaie
the country and particularly upon the subject Of
the tariff IN my humble opinion nothing will go
90 far to restore The connIry to her wonred prosperity
as q rigid adherence TO the protective policy. And
prey will not Mr. Bruwn's views, II carried out. al
ford sufficient protection for the next Ten years.
The country is 81 borne down by debt that our i'm
p%oriatiors must. tariff Or no Tariff. be much reduced
80 that It VIII require a high tariff to produce mo.
ney Sufficient 10 dofray The expenses Of the Govern.
meni, for at least, the next ten years. We may at
present be well satisfied with a representative in
Congress in favor Of q discriminating tariff for reve
rue. Mr. Brown differs in This from many Of his
loco 6co b~rclherni they are mainly for a horizontal
rarT. while Mr. Brown is for io1Ing high such nr
Ucles as we can manufacture in his country, there
by giving employment To our own cuizens in our
own work shops, Dad in The same extent creating a
market Tor The productions Of The farmer. This IS
the principle which ! have understood The great DO
dy ofopr political friends have heretofore cOnten.
ded Tor, AID . shall be perfectly satisfied under ex
isfing Circumstances if We can have a laun high
enough 10 produce revenue sufficient 10 defuy the
expenses ~ fhs Government. The SAND cause
that will operate 10 reduce our imporations 10 eel
cuiaied certainly 70 prsveHt a large amount Of rev
snuo from nJNug into he public treasury iOr years
% come from The sole Of he public lands. we are OIL
involved more or les, in debt 10 addition 10 which
rlc s aics arc iH debt beyond heir abby 10 pay.
. might ssy, even bio interest Money seems ~
uimosi d.appcars5-lho people are alarmed
lnd ore Usinr eEruious 10 meet their obligations.
ND suu sgyo something 10 support heir lomiics-
Under circumstances like these. { look 6r much
aunon among he people DO coatfsUIns deJis 10
'gfe. Ygu may rely ufon 81, they ere intr0iu-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
CINCINNATI In 6 Il

FLOUR-Thrre Was no sale Of COT scqneI CO
yesterday aI The Canal. and scarcely a barrel ,e.
ceIved hv wig n. L. is held OF tie Canal and fr m
store at 1888 ,2,56.
WHISKEY is held At &c OF tho Cunal Sales
from Wagons on Suurlav at 1874. aud fmm tie
Lawrencehurg Boats at l3i-wiih very lriHing re.
ceipis by Wagon.
LARD -Ther. were heavy sales at the Canal
an Shturs nj AZ. for n strictly prime article
an 4lc. for ordinary. in kegs and barre's. To give
a IA IL state &c the Market. we will Md there were
,lsn Il s1i 81 Sc pcrl0o Ibs-ai SI.25,-and Tor
IN inferior article ir,m the country suitable on'y
COT The Lard Oil Fartnrics, IN ere was n sale on Sat.
urlnv n q y n s3.5n.
PROVISIONS We haze noticed cunstdc rahle
animaricn amnrgsi the proyi,i n dealers, the latter
parto the week. aud sales oG several hnndr d bar
rcls at the following prices: Clear Pork S7.25 : 80
Prime 81, 100. Mess So O0n625. SIDES in bulk S2.25
Hams 10 50 .5U-Shoulders 81 so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

An amusing incident occurred ut Washington a
few days since, as we ne informed by a gonrsJnun
who heard it. Mr. Allen, OF Ohio. on account OF
his notorious sonorInusness, has acquired with his
compeeS tie universal s~obdquet Of" he Chinese
Geng." This came TO Ihe ears Of tho slaid and
~dignifed gentleman no presides over The delibera-
tions Of The Senate and doubtless was the subject Of
s0me thought on his part. We should presume 50,
%ntleasI, Cor a few days since. MIR Allen roso to al
dress ihe Senate mud Mr. Mangum. with his usual
polite inclination Of The head responded. "rhe Sena.
'os frOm China" lie corrected himself very hastily
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
TRUST SALE

OF LOT NO 1873. IN SOUTH WHEELING.
OY Viriae ofa decd Oft usi frbm Henry f., hos
ID an wife 10 me, dated The 25ih day Of Frlrt =
r 1871. and recorded in the clerks office Of The
county court ofOhio ronnly. VII GINA, in deed 10 K
number %. page 3l9. ! shall, ON Saturday The
llrh dy Of March merit. nj the front door &c the
Court house OF said county. sell at public suc IL In
the highest and best hi ider for cash. lot nun her
lSS. Zone hundred aud eighty eight in Il nt rou Of
The city Of Wheeling called s 'uIh Wheeling
Selling as Trustee, ! undertake only 10 convey such
title as is vested in the by said deed VI trus ST.
feb Is DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
OBITUARIES.

When all Is dOUe. upon The tomb is seen,
N"I what he vas. hut what he should taye been"
One can't help bur NOTICING the very nrrvaIeu,
practice, ~ much prevailing AT present, OF the rub.
lCaiiIn of ohIiuaucs"-sO called.
We mean not a l." Register of death." We spcuL
MT of The feelrg thai prompts us 10 make known
the decease OF a lriei d. that Ihrse at q distance
may know oft, aud miugle ia private In Dir regret
for his ioSs,-hui, we allude To The repreheu,ibl.
practice of publishing an extended notice, in h
Newspaper. whcrein-no matter whether the De.
ceased Mas one
"Whn kept lhe nniseless tenor OF his way, along Tue
vale OF life"
Or, 'Iwas his.
THE appl 'uae OF listening senaies T. command"
Is chrhniried. The IS irlues and. requirement "rorerr.
er with the "luss oflhe community" Of one who
%psrhaP'. Is knoAu by few. besides The writer.
We wouid not be under Hood as making light. of
rs Snlemn q privilege. rs This. far from II. We con.
oeive the pure dcElre TO pay ii tribute TO merit. or
the memory ola friend, 10 he one of the nubiest al.
tributes Of the soul. Bat The obituary" head nT a
newspaper. with a great many who are afflicted.
tot with The loss OF a friend. but the disease scri
brnd, Is privileged ground. upon whose arena. they
feel themselves at perfect liberty to eularge with.
nul restraint, both al ihe expense Of The Editor. and
he patience of the reader.
We ask such 10 reject, whether The retailing ol
their OWE feelings. lends Ia heal One Munnd thai
has been made by the death Of the departed one. OF
soolhe one aching hear that has been rendered din.
consulate. To consider WHEEL or our cummnnica.
Hons always effect the end desired 10 he accomplish
ed, or Transfer oUB feelings 10 the bus1ms o. Others.
We think not.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

REFUSAL or MORTON TO MAKE A RE.
QUESTION: gang of thieves have been for
some TIME depreddiing IN Srkonk. where they have
stolen considerable quantities of poultry, which they
have sold IN this city. they were detected. arrrs.
ted and lodged IN prIsm To await The requisiIion Of
Governor Moriun. The Necessary papers were
TO him. bal he refused to issue the re-.
QUESTION on the ground Of inform lily in the papers.
The messenger returned aud came again u iih the
papers Corrected hat he Govcrnur again refused Ia
I'sne a rrqniSiIIon' nnd The men have been discbar
ged. We DO not know the round Of Guyeru,r
MorOu's relnsal-Prop Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
ANCIENT MOUNDS

ANCIENT MOUNDS. A large pile
Of stones,o the farm Of WIN. Raymond,
Esq, was opened a lew days since, and
was discovered TO contain a great mum
Der of human skulls and other bones
II IS supposed from the number Of skel-
ctons that it was the burial ground Of
the Indian town which once existed on
the opposite side Of the river near the
pace Of iniermont. 1t appears to have
been a large hole about eight feet deep
excavated in the earth, IN which the
dead plies were placed Standing, and
then coye ed with rocks. Froa the
great number evidently buried at one
time, it is not improbable that they wcie
slain IN some battle between the different
tribes that once inhabited this country;
or they may have been DESTROYED by
some pesdlence that infected the Iaad.
The tech Of a species Of animal not
now believed TO be extant were also
found. A white oak iree about hall
grown has sprung up from the top Of
The u ound aud decayed, and ITS stump
was still standing Marion Pioneer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

Millerism in Name as It is described
in the newspapers OF that region, does
not seem 10 be 50 savory as il might be,
as portray cd IN the following paragraph
from an eastern paper -
1--WE have hereto ore made some allu-
sions TO the rauS inpiclies practiced a.
moug the Milloutes ia this city, and
have spoken Of the farces enacted by
them under the name Of frances and Wis
ions, in which men and woman Iewdly
roll on the floor, struggle and howl, like
so many raving manlac5. We think
Miller's doctrines are exercising a most
luxurious influence upon weak minds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

BANK OF VIRGINIA-The board Of di,ecro,.
ofthe branch at Norfolk. went into tho subject Of
reireuchment on Tuesday. and Cuuuiled us inllow.
ing salaries Cashier $500. Teller 500, Book kes.
per S2OO, Discount and noio clerk $500. runner 81.
50, one waichman dispensed with 800 total SI3.
30. Add $3.50 iaksL from The President. salary
Dy lhe Stockholders. and the entire amount Of 70.
Irenohneni 70 The expense OF Ibis branch H. 81 600.
reducing the annual expense from $1,000 10 IS,
GOO.
10 The reduction a. lhe mother bauk and he other
seven branches has been ~ Tho same aiio. there
viii be a saving Of sums ten or twelve thousand
dOlinn,-NoDOh Her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
CHARGEIY-
CoxDUcr UxBEcourSs AN OFFICER.

CONDUCT ~UNBECUMING AN OFFICER.
Specihcation-ln this, that the said
commander Alexander iellMcKen
ding the u s. brig Somer RS, whilst
in lat. II deg. 81 min. % sec. north.a and
and Ion, 81 deg 81 minds sec. west from
Greenwich, OF Whereabouts, did, contra
~ to the provisions Of Article 32l Of
tho Act Of Congress entitled can act for
the better government Of the Navy OF
the Uslted States,' approved April %,
1900, on the lst OF December, 1912, be.
have in an u~noficerlike and u~nfaeling
manner, by a dressing taunting and un.
oficerlike language to Philip Spencer
an acting MItshipman on board said
brig IN the service of The United Sta.es,
the said Spencer then and there expect.
ing the immediate execution Of death up.
on him BY the orders Of said Comman.
der Mckenzie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
CHlRGE V.


SPecIiicatInD-in this, that the said
Commander Alexander Slidell Mckenzie
Of the Navy commanding the u. 5 brig
Somcrs, whilst on her last c~ruize,to vii.
between the 3Jth day Of September.
1872. and the 25th day Of December Of
said year, did oppressiyoly and cruelty
use and maItreat the crew Of the SAID
brlg.and InHIct upon them cruel ani IN
necessary punishment, in violation Of
the 81 article Of the lst section Of the
Act Of Congress, entitled 'An Act for
the better government Of the Navy Of
the United States" Approved April Is,
1900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

Lal what makes your teeth so unusually whitoi
QuOth JOsh's Dulcina, to him tO:heT nj xht
To make yours look so, with a grin, replied Josh,
I've bought you a bottle of phorn's Tooth Wash;
IT'S the best now in use, so the gentle folks say;
And since hey We tired this, cast all others away.
But TO prove il the best TO make the teeth shine,
Look again, my dear Sal, at the lustre OF mine.
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The T6abeTTy Tooth Wash,
And see II The Tooth Wash of Thorn, Is not hne7
A MONG the recommendation TO the above, arc
~ the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash, and become acquainted viii the inRredi-
or u one Of the safest. as II IL one Of the most
p easant tooth washes now ia use. ID HUNT,
Pittsburgh Sept rs, ls42. Dentist.
/ take plea sure IN stating, after haying mae
use Of "Thorn's Tea berry Tooth Wash thati u is
one Of the best dentrifces IN use. Being in a IL
qnld fOTm,t combines 1ea'ness with convenience.
While u 0leansgs the enamel and removes tho
geance peculiarly desirable. u TIBBITS, NJ T..
The Undersigned have used Thorn compound
Tea berry tooth wash and have found n 10 IL
an extremely pleasant d%entrfuce, exercising a
most salutary influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those indisoensable members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar, and purifying The Breath. Having thor
oUghiy tested rs virtues, we fake pleasure IN ts-
commencing % % the public, believing IL TO be
Tue hest article ofthc kind nov in use.
VI X BEkISON, r JACK,
ROBF " PEBBLES. CHAs 3 sCULLY.
G DARRAGH, WM MCANDLESS.
l. RtNGWALT, LEONARD S JOHNS,
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS $ sEAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va.
fob 8 "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

Gov Cleveland seems 10 have new light on The
subject Of Gen Jarksous occupaioB. lie gave. 90
a toast 81 Norwich, yu the 9Th inst Inc following.
"GcH yacts5H-lhe Mechanic the Hsro-aud-
The emiuenfly honest man
Thus is The first lime we have ever heard Inc old
hero called e Mechanic" When 6rst nominated
he was called ibo "Farmer Of Tennessee" end rhe
only claim ha hos r0 mechanical skill. m1sf be to bic
being What Burke called aa AychHecf oI ruta"-
COHTzHt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
Va Ike following certificate from the Rev
NEW YORK. SEPT S. 1912.

Va Read Ike ~loIlowrg cerIifoai from The Rev
Nc Hl~lcy.
NEW YORK. SEPT S. 1912.
iENTLEM "
Ahuui two wear. neo. I furnished you with a Ger
ii ate respecting the virtues or your Hourhound
idy, and the benefits I had eKT orieuced frou I
while performing the duiies Of my calling.
| deem It right and proper that at this time I
should renew my OPP ZION in its favor. because recel 1
use hus insreased my know ledge Of its value. At
the camp meeting held at Sing Sing, commencing
an the 2s.h ofAngu.t last, aud ending on The 2d
September. | exered myself much in the cause OF
my Master, aud consequently my voico became
hoarse aud incapable of ia usual force.
| had two engagements The ensuing SIblalh TO
preach, and found ii necessary III expected to fulfil
them. 70 lake some remedy to renova,e my voice
aud 81, the my lungs. On Saturday, being supplied
with n package Of ynnr canuy. it's use enabled me
to preach as l engaged wiihon, the least haarsencss
or pain.
CONSIDER your candy a necessary article FOR every
clergyman to keep in his possession. as the use ni 1t
keeps the voice clear in its tones. and free from ItnI
~hu'k'ness and nckliug of The threat. which SO Oft n
mars the delivery of Tho preacher.
For all complaints nf The lungs it is invaluable;
as my previous certificate menrioncd; aud | feel
C nfdenl that its early use would save many from
ihc grave who finally fall victims to consumption.
Your. truly,
c HAWLEY. 20 CT sby street.
Chaplain at The City Hospital,
Messrs PEAsE & Son. As Division street.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
'eb s Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA woREs-ws per

n PENNSYLVANIA wORES-we per
csive ny n recent repori nf the Canal Commission-
ers. To ihe Pennsylvinia legislature. that that buiy
has iound IL necessary 10 take some steps ~ draw
back the trade and travel tina, have loh the Stale
during the last year. One step has been Co take
railroad transportation from the hands Of The compa-
ny thai has hlherlo controlled l.. aud employ per.
rans to run The cars .ur The benefit uf the Suite
The commissioners believe that they can reduce the
fare on the ,ail rad from Coluinbis To Philadelphia,
from three t two dollars. and that nn the Portage
10 one dollar. and leave the State a beler revenue
from them than il now receives. Tins is a very
d Hrreni management from the proposed pohcy 81
sel Jag out tho works. and committing hem entirely
into the han-is of compar lee. hut This last efurI will
moi, we Opine, he very servicable either to the stale
or traveller or ship er. The lowest estimate for
passengers is ten dollars. Thatwill hardly succeed
in taking he travel Of the vest. from the great
ceniral route. whe re the fare is the same, and in
the latter. less Than a day and half of time is re
quired, and no night travel. while on the Peunsyl
wanna canal ircm fur L" seven daysof tedious drag
gig is required, mixing on expense Of lime and
board, equal 10 the first cost. We may well say
" e have nothing 10 fear from the Pennsylvania
works. in travel at least, and in Feigh', we have
but TO %, the advantages I'VE pNsess Nj h energy and
judgement aud hat is ceriain for the central route.
IL will require but u'e season OF competition, At
competition is 10 be The word 10 show that a route
susceptible of holh winter md summer use. LAS adj.
ranlages that cannot be oYercnme by that which is
not. Western MerchanIrG-e now beginning to go
cast. and another year will find them on ;heIr way
ia January for their spring goods. 80 that when The
canal opens. there will be but a ~beggarly account
VI empty boxes Tor the Stale toll galhetcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

A contemporary expresses The opinion that the
discussion upon tho m tioa 10 refund the
fno 10 Gen Jacks N, has cost Tho country
several hundred thousand dollars. We d. not think
-. Congress will set until the 4Ih OF March and
il nothing worse thln The payment Of that .fne is
done Tho people Mil be fortunate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

We PubiHh thelelIer from Marion as the opinions
Of one whose views we respect. For ourselG, we
shall wait to be satisfied we are right before we
express IN opinion upon the subject. 1t would be
we'll for Mr. Brown to be seen here before the cleo.
lion. ifhe il q candidate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
d % = q C IL i ID e.

THE SOMERS CASE--On the fourth Cav a
written request " . reid from Messrs. Buller AID
oC"nn = to appear as counsel frr Spencer's rela.
ions Tue communication WAS admitted ON Inc
iGrnal. but the request was refused.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

Some ofhe Boston uconJaHos determined 10 an
dcipato old Miller 10 biz eon6aguucn. set Gre The
other nightD he pius bosfd temple. snJ 10 wa, with
some drEooly fbat hs Grsmea tsPi 10 from burn.
ag JoUH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
(SignciD \. p. UPSllllR,
secrct1rV OI the Navy

htHlNAhA y VI ~ -
Navy Department., Jan 25. Las
Commander Mckenzie then read the
following statement:-
| ADM. that 'cting Midshipman Fhil
lip Spencer, Boaiswain'S mite Same;
Cromwell. and Sc imam Elisha Small
were put 10 death by my order, as Gem
mander Of the United States brig So
mers AT tn time and place mentioned
IN the charges; but as under existing
circumstance this act was demanded by
duty and justified by necessity, | plead
Not Guilty. I a the charges
ALEX ST. ID LII MCKENZIE.
Commander u. S. n.
Com Mckenzie the pleased not gull
~, and asked permission io have the as
Sis'ancc of John Ducr and Geo. Griffin
EsqS as counsel, which was granted.
The Judge Advocate then stated. that
IN relation Il charge fourth, 'conducr
unbecoming an officer he should pre-.
pa. e a paper which he would prob1b '
submit 10 the Coir 10 morrow, showi 6
he reason why no would not offer an,
evidence respecting il until he should
get the opinion Of the Attorney General
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

We lenFnthal on Sunday II2 passengers arrived
an one bOai, which they leG 10 take The Great Ger.
Ial route for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
ST. IOUIS. FeL L

FRA FIRE broke out last night. about one
,lork. ~ he lower part o. this city. ard was still
r ging " c our paper ont 10 ress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

The Loco Focos in the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, appear to b. in extacieJ
IN having at last run oJwn a candidate
for State Treasurer. They had elected
one individual who wouldn't stand, had
offered it TO others who refu ei The hon.
or, and IL we are to be ieye the Boston
papers. they then sent e~missiaries in
search Of somebody that would consent
10 hanile the spare cash belonging 10 the
Common wealth. For some time the
search was successful-noUody would
accept for love or money, and just as the
chase was about % be abandoned, the
messenger struck the trail Of enc Mas
ter John Mills, Of CUP country some
where and 'holed' him. Mr Mills was
obliged TO promise that he would be
Treasurer il they insisted Oh il: and he
IS now actually the democratic candidate
Tho Democracy appears % breathe a
great deal frccr. N Y Journal.