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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

e.lTUNrinN WANTED.-A y"un. MAN, who has had
- IN eaciHg, and qualified Ia instruction
the Latin aud Greek incu wishes I" situation ur the
year respectable family. Letters os;pai directed Ia
BIC 6i-Hfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

RICHMOND MtRkErs-pscsnnEE 26. 1913.
ToF.coogsc:piS mlof diminished o.! iu:s. s. 50 u,
ins-. 81 81 > old le g 81 d good and nc;
); 5la : D.
FtouH-C"'u'Fy 81 - i 81; iii. ,iil's 50 %.
To la 100 e., acco.d!ag to qa..', ofc.3 ~c.
rarx-i1 = cent.
i!g.l-iJ Il % cent?.
O.rs-2j Il ~ cents from vess,ls and Depot
PL,srEv-;.m,l - Sd IS a; what, Basin, /.
l.iar-5i ~
smr-Si ~ ~ tie carrc; IN store, g :1aI %.
lRo.Tedcsar sG; s"sars .. ~ Couny, ~; pig - -.
Maui a r cz.its.
rsa-i:cnnes ns,v cut. - -. for MOL. shsl-s;5 80
EurtcG--FrkjH q 10 coats: fesii rcil, 10 Is ccnas
SrG.R--N. Gcaas & 8 T. Rico - st. Crotx -
CcfF9T-!.sgairf, & , cent'; Rio, 4 cents.
TIL a lul ccas
MpL.,rNew orleans 30 3G Porto Rico % - cs.
h't"*-'siiIi!. re- 50 :; city cured ) - 4 Il, duh.
Bsrr. 81 30 - Jo.-Aivlto>, :! - n -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

aTOri, E-vALLhELE LAND FOR sAIE-Cn TIIUEs :
DAY .he iJ. Day III February sii, THE undersigned
viii offer for ale IE3c oi land, Dan River aud Bel
cws Creek, in STOKES and Rockingham counties, ~ c.
ns Hos. acesn: which there IS ahont 900 oil fret
There excellent mill i.e SAID The
upaLd excellent Tor the production OF tobacco kind Of
grain. Un the premises comfortable dwelling house.
lly situations fist ul barns Stables and other
cessary houses Persons wishing 10 purchase VIII do well 10
themselves r,tGt and VIII
given, the purchaser gi' lont with approved security
John r. HAMPTON,
iANOAH II. QUINN.
p,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

The subscriber his discovered another Spring, the Of
which eyo-d very highly by those wh" haze use ;heman
i,v arr certainly very strong the virtues of these
There might be uc and hundreds of certificates might e
nroiucad but the subscriber deems u unnecessary.
Inn. u lift FRANCIS A. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27
second Phtad'!phia 5 mInNaai SAFE 4 Boots AMI
Slots ejrugry 1S.4.

HN TUESDAY and WEbNE>D ~ February and :, H. the
~ subscriber viii sell hiS nrr, NJ Market
street. loo CASH 2,o0s CASES If BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS,
HATS &c. comprising general aHd complete OF
flesh AID -oanahr s"s now being received direct from the
manufacturer.
he sold /" lie highest bGdi and The caa will embrace
b assorted
The subscribers arrangements wUli the manufacturers
ic, that regular cniaDlhy alc ~ continue be held
tdt. have been the pat the Tuesday Febyu-
aud August al each year, semi annual sale.
Catalogues viii r prepared goods opened
the day pf-vioit- Tie sal.
GEO. W. LORD igctioneer, 20s Market
Ia. n. AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

o. W. are requested 10 stale that Mr. d,man has
hcen, for several days, tlnsd by nds POSITION from
$ seat in tie House OF Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

AMELIA SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS conld
not he ascerfained, having -
capped before the water reach
ed Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

TiIJS. G. IT .,-T,Ef, FIesI!enf.
v T. Principal takes pleasure Eating that The cv
Henry smith, for nirny years resilient the immediate
cinity she Academy has consented Instruction
Latin and Greek languages ior the ensun. year
Moves 5s-laftlF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
From the New York Express.

There appears TO be i good deal Of
feeling on the subject Of the tariff in IN .
Chamber Of Commerce At the meet
ing on Tuesday, Mr. Goojhue submitted
the'follOwing resolutions. IL is due 10
that gentleman TO say, that he offered
them at the solicitation Of Others. and
neither advocated nor voted for them.
but was with the majority for LAYING
them on the table, which was done by a
vote Of % TO 26.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
chamber, the power OF taxation is vest
ed in Congress for the purpose Of rails.
ing a revenue, AID for no other purpose
whatsoever.
Resolved, That whereas IL would be
T'iegai and outrageous for Congress TO
suppress or prohibit directly any mans
lawful business aud occupation.-and il
IS 40 less so, and is, besides, a rraudu-
lent and dangerous usurpation to effect
the same purpose by suppIessive or pro.
hlbitory duties.
Resolved, That whereas all protec
tive duties arctic an equal or greater ex.
tent, suPpressive or rohibitory--there.
fore this Chamber Is directly opposed 10
Protection as a principle, while il fully
acqulesces ga the necessity Of a Tar,A
for FeEsDae, and ofso much suppression
and protection as unavOidabfy results
from such a tariff.
Resolved, That whereas the interests
over which his Chamber is appointed to
watch are the same which, under a Pro
tecuve Tariff, are singled out 10 suffer,
t's our especial duty to protest most
encrs euca,' y against any injury done,
1s "9h'only and unnecessary, aad with
oe' demanding that commerce should
bear less lhan the whole financial Lur
aens Of the State, We have a clear rtgbt
20 demand that o. should BE- made 10 bear
no more.
We believe the public generally Will
be surprised a. hearing that a Set Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

reSo utIons, IT variance So mech VIII
trutI, should have found their way De-
fore thai body. The disclosure Of tn,
vote, however, wall show that although
the meeting was rather large, yet the
uumb,r was only 6fy Ave. If thar bod,
is Opposed To derart from ITS legitimate
.objec; OF regulating and OF deciding wha
is the custom Of merchants, and to enter
INTO the field Of arty warfare, It will
soon ind l,Se as II ought TO b., shorn
Of its power.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

JOSEPH HDGwAH. SR.-This gentleman. ,,s
iesfn from THE Onio State Iurual. has been ,,o,,,.
ted a, the Wing ardia to Tor Congress IN IN. ,,,
district. fi selecuou The piain strairh, G,,.
wardnes. ami h''ne.y. Of has genilsmu.i are we'll
arprerieied al h'-ne and norn.d, while kis modcr.
ton aud urhauIiy commend him alike Ia friend and
foe. The Juurnsi speaks Of EIs freedHm irum tina,
~ r OF yirulent aud ranc,urOus pariizanship g,
prevalent at this day" u is 81. and are glad 20
hnd the Intelligent Wings Of this district making
WISE a chuire with % much heartness and unani.
nifty. We nerd such m.n at Washington, and If
The PeoPte so r'H i'. MIR Ridgeway will lie seu there
Lei the heart Of The central district OF Ohio beat
rigi IN thus matter and all will be safr,-Gincfsna.
IA Gqx
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

and ten inches, the seams Of mnrilr making the
Mh"le elevation iwO hundred aud twenty one irr,.
NO one "an stand and lOk at this rtrat structure,
or scan with close ObScryaiIun. WITHOUT beins
impressed wuh the wonderful mathematical accn
raey which distinguishes a. The FONTS of the
stones seem To be chrsselcd with great exacness a.
Il they ~ere worked with all the ease With which
Tue carpenter shapes hIs Nood; and the diminutiun
"i Tue oheiisk. a work Ol extreme difficulty, has
heen lan'iessiy executed. slight failure or srrur
10 ehhcr "i these particulars would have been n.
ueous dTi"r'ni'Y. aud would have endangered the
IVY OF the structure. u relies for it, permlreuce
upon as mathematical accuracy. as much as upon
The sol'dIly it's materials.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
TIE stockholders and SCENTS Of this company, WIN
assembled a. Fredsr-k during tho early par Of fi,
week adjourned on Wednesday last ~ regard 10
the completion Of the Canal, not much additional
progrsss-noue. We isar-has been made. Tbey
have directed proposals 20 be advertised for till the
26ih June fUr the completion Of the canal 20 Cum.
berland. or sections tborool, both stating the pyce
IN cash and in the bonus Of the company. with the
right reserved 10 the company Of abandoning the
contract Of the unfinished portion al 10y time on
tho payment Of one per cent damage. on the c1si
thereof The work 90 30 completed IN twO years
We slso understand from good authority, that
contractors were ready sod willing undertake the
work, and 60 on With % immediately. relying on
the bonds oftho company and the tolls of tho canal
Zoe payment, provided the company would extend
The contract 10 the Savage instead Of stopping
a. Cumberland. as ne former place secured the
possession Of an extensive coal trade. which the
latter DID not Without The extension the company
have not tho po'seston Of e sufficient ouantjiy Of
confdercs IN the profit Of the canal 10 induce hem
70 venture her funds. Thus the MISTER now s,uJs
without 80 fear. the further prospect Of s4ens ION
until another year
Whether the interest u the Stats Is promoted bv
The continued delay Of this important aoyk 80
leave the public 10 Judge -F,o2s,iet Rsys,d,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
ASSIGNEE,S SALE,

Rf HALL & WICKHAM.-We will sell al
, our Auction Rooms, Monday, tho 9.h
day Of June lS43, variety IF DRY GOODS. CON
sisiing in part Of Silks Of various kinds. Lawn,
Prints, Monsln de LANES, Book Mullins, Shawls.
Dress handkerchief. FrcnchWorked Collar, Laces.
Ribbons, Ginghams aad Checks with many olhsr
articles IN The Dry Goods line
ALSO. 43 sacks Turks Island Salt, 10 sticks
us''c 80 doz Film Tumhlers. 80 kegs and bbs.
oiies positive. 10 commence at 9 o'clock A NJ
Je ia HALL e. WICKHAM. Auctrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

On Tuesday last in New York. little boy named
wan I'm Nichols was kirked IN the abdomen by
died.
ihcre were impaired into the United States dur.
ing me month Of May. 1851 barrels Slerm OIL,
So,oSo barrels Whale Oil, aud 363 $50 pounds Of
Whalebone
colored man named James Iia,tis barber,
o'"he a blood vessel Mt Wilmington. on Tuesday
night last, while engaged in lifting heavy PLANK
nnd survived the accident only twenty misu,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

SVPPOSED MUIR DER.-A man WIS found on
Cat island. enc aud a hall miles below Commerce.
No. on the 26ih ull and from the wounds upon his
body Il is believed hew,s murdered. Five wounds
were discovered Un his breasl and neck and under
the right ear a wound supposed 20 have been made
by q knife When found. lee had on cassInsit pants
Of light blue color. black cloth vsst. blue cloth
sailor r,undabosi black SILK neck handkerchief and
a pais Of calf skin shoes He had IN his possession
pair of pistols and dlrk knife On his p1cket va
found q small sum ofg 10. pau Of Heau,bua
receipt fof deck passage from 81 Louis 20 lndcpcu
dsnce. signed Martin. Clerk; and paper bearitr
date Fort Stausbury, March 22j. Is o. being e. d s.
charge Of John Clarsea native of R1scunm3r.
ireland from the service Of the United States -,
LOUIS Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
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WHEELING DilLY TINES.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1919,
FOR PRESIDENT ~ IS44
III u y * Il e. l. ~.
For VIcE President.
JOHN DAVIS. or MAssAcuusErrs.
thursday. JUNE Is, 1919.

We have paid snme further attention To- the
wheat crop IA this res ion within " DAYS, and we
hnd that those fields Ned early in Sent, Hbcr
after thorough plongh:ng. are go III but these sown
late are very much Ihiuied AMI lajured. Thu
greatest ir,iury sustained Was in Jauuary-afer n
week or iw" of warm weather. which had started
The sprouts, heavy fell and set ia cold The
ground heug bare. that wheat that had not taket
deeP ro't was killed. The practice vi sowing wheat
late IA this country. has grnwn out VI the injury
often sustained by the ny There are number OF
heids If wheat on the ridge through the back part
of Marshall county, that have yellow appearance
IN the lower pnrI OF the stalk aud letL Il appeu.s
snmeihing like the effects of the 1y. but it is ~,
We clhnoi account for it in any other way ia. rs
be ng the effect Of the very cJld weather Drout.r
s"me'irnes produces like appearance bat ie fields
have not beef troubled with that this year T.e.
corn L. backward. hut with good weather from this
tune will be as heavy usual. We have not yet,
been able TO perceive the effects Of the frost upon
The plums or peaches. otherwise than rha' perhaps
al unusual number have fallen or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

TIT FOR TAT We have heard sumo soeeu.
laton as 70 what the great convention OF coons vii
10 when they assemble O. Jackson On the second
Monday IN June neEt-Mssisappiaa.i-
81 have We, and the impression seems 10 be: ,bat
q will be decidedly more harmonious than was the
great convention Of skunks on the 22d Februarv.-
SouHeTHeT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
GREAT REPEAL MEETING.

Ou w eGneSdly evening last. a great
Repeal meeting was held in New York,
marked by the mo Il ardpr and cnthu
siasm. the Hall was dcnSely crowded
at an early hour, and the meeting WAS
organized by the appointment of Wan.
IL. Seward, late Governor of New York.
rs L esidcni, who, on taking the chair.
was greeted wiki dcafenIng peals of ap.
pause, an who made some very clio.
quelt remarks, which are reported in
the Tribune. We take the following
extract:
There is another circumstance which
briu - ma here. rne last arrival b>
which We have received intrllircncc
from across the ttlan,ic, reveal To US
quite certain y the approach Of crisis
which calls tor the redemption orau the
pledges the people of ireland have re.
c-ived from this side the Atlantic. loud
and repeated cheers) And although
there Is no occasion Of domestic intercs,
which should prevail upon me 10 with
draw IRON the retirement now enjoy,
have felt II my duty to appear before
you on this occasion, to the end that, If
my opinions and sentiments should be
deemed vi any worth by my fellow citi.
zens, your countrymen at home might
rest assured Of our sympathy with The
great and magnanimouS efforts they are
making. Cloud cheers.) OF all the bles
sings 10 human life, Peace is the mos,
es|e htlal. She brings in her train al
lhe other blessings OF kind Providence
do, therefore, in the presence Of 81
"A i,f.r f,G
an with due sense Of my nccuunlabli
~, declare my opinion, that Of all the
b .eSSIng5 Ia which Ireland is entitled
the one Of which | would DE The last t.
deprive her,or any other uatiun-is the
blessing Of Peace.
come, therefore, to endeavor 10 pre-.
serve for Ireland the peace which is now
threatened; and believe that only can
b. done by all the communities of civil.
I9Zd men, OH this continent and on the
other,by all the nations Of Christendom.
oil The civilized world, declaring their
earnest conviction that Ireland Is riubt
IN her demands, and by making known
that her struggles for justice have en-.
listed the sympTthies Of MANKIND. deaf
enlng and repeated cheers }
| understand the object Of this assem-.
bly, to be 10 second the Efforts Of your
countrymen at home, to obtain the Re
peal OF the Union, aud the restoration 10
Ireland Of National Parliament, by
lawful, peaceful, constitutional means
(Cries ct Hear auI cheers) To n At
purpose | come up aud tender the ex
preston o! my sympathies, and shou j
be uniaithiul To my observation Of NV
fellow citizens, if 1 did not declare thar
when this truth shall be promulgated
and thoroughly understood, the sam
sentiments Will be found to animate the
whole mass Of the American penple -
(Dealening applause
| see nothing to discourage or terriry
US IN the circumstance thai the British
Government, may, before ii estimates a
right the force OF the moral opinion Of
mankind, threaten a resort 10 force. We
would have them know our confidence
that, force or no force, Truth, Freedom.
Republican Democracy will at some day
pervade the world. (Cbeers.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
MONEY Ann Srn6

MONEY AND SroCK.--The New YHk Chr.
rier Shysi-"The spirit Of sIOck specularion-yhicb
Is S'"a'rr now than H has been fur many years-,nJ
Tue infie sales both for cash and on Time. EXHIBIT
'' "i'y ''e aound"nce OF money but tho increasing
confidence of the public Commercial non., :
scarce mud ~ demani the offers At our ba,k mr..
unusually small aud hans and discounts are really
effected al las per cent ser annum'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
a MY STERY soLYED.-I,hn E nn,yni,r

fNTERY SOLVED.-Jnhn r Downing.
whose disappearance from New Ooans,spme months
ago caused suspicion that he had been made away
WITH was. Il has been ascerIained seen subsequent
~ ia Mobile. whittier he said he went, incoy in
pursuit Of n man WIN had robbed hun Of 81 700
Downing was sheriff of Washington county Miss
and collector Of Stale aud co,uty taxes In this
last capacity his accounts are in some $40
900. satisfactory solution OF his alsence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

The Pittsburgh Gazette calls our attention To u
long ariic'e opposed To Mr. Buchanan on the gro md
OF his position ia The Creole case wherein h. ex.
pressed his opinion. that the honor OF the whole
country "as concerned in that question. Tat is
nearly the onIy public opinion lately expressed b,
Mr. Buchanan. which has our cVrcu rrer.ce In Inn
he was doubtless correct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

GEoRGIA.-The Loco Stale Convention, which
assembled in Georgs few DAYS ago. Nominated
the Hon Mark Cooper as a cand idute for Cover
nor. The convention also passed a resolution dc.
ciaring The Hon John Calhoun as Inc choice Of
that Stale for Presidency
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
TWO PINTS LESS THAN A

ClUARE-lG pint Of water and a pint
Of 81 phur in acid be mixed, the com.
pound will be considerably less than a
quart. The density of the mixture is.
therefore, greater than that which
would result from the more diffusion of
the PARTICLES OF the one fluid through
those Of the Other-the particles have
assumed a proximity, and therefore ex.
hIbit a mutual att ractjon. In this ex
p riment, although the liquids before
beng mixed lie Of the temperate re
OF the surrounding air, the mixture will
be so intensely hOt, that the vessel which
contains II cannot be touched without
pain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

ARRAY One Of the city hog uaIchers struck
Grr'nnn glazl1r severe blow the tore.
head en- rIdny evening and Knocked him sensible
1t was thought Tor Sum moments that he would
moi recover. The hog catcher had heen bafflsL by
number of persons in his attempts 10 take no the
vagrani Porkers, and. on this German striking tho
"ne he was ia the chase Of blow, he returned IL
upon the German with interest. The Marshall
discharged the P"rk catcher imnediaiely-he had
gwen HIM order TO arrest those WIN inierfere with
him. but not TO kill then. 81 Louis Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

FINE COVE Sawyer. E,q. oi Meiil.Ian had
of rle HahUe breed. Of good SIZE, whose m,lk
he sCln last year. Tor one huadfed and az dollar.
herd uf such cows would SOOn make a fortune 70 r
any man.
Mr. informs that he would sell her calf now,
II days old and weighing I SO lbs. lie l. half IA.
live, half Ayrshire and one Of the best calves ever
seen at that age.-M,ss Plough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

We ask them the question. Can all the stages
now departing from Wheeling take 800 passenger,
each day. or the half even one third OF That num-
ber'-U nioHtoson Dem
"rare assured by the Stage prpprIclors that
whenever there is call for that number of seals
they can lie hal at once. Their means Tor con.
veyancS almost unlimited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

We notice that our friend ofIhe Wheeling Times
'akes ser ousy what was meanta as a mere leu d..
esprit In those days however we ought to have
reelected that talking about what people are worth
IN Te'unIary sense is not % he regarded rs Joke
lie gives Us what We can hardly consider the re
tort cou reous'-but we The aggre-sor we pass
n.y. As Ia the mailer about the big diiC a. head
OF navigation, &c. we see neghbOr takes IT, NJ
was meant-pleasantly. IL has been the custom
ct editors IN Pittsburgh and Wheeling To indulge in
good hundred jeers a5out the respective ndvanta-
ges oil The two places. For IurselG although we
maln'Hln The Interests Of our own iron city, vet We
have no unirieEdly feelings for Wheeling We
give her Citizens credit cor great deal of spirit and
enterprise. If their means are not equal TO their
enaIged views il is their misfortune not their fault
Personally. we share with them in ia the inconvs.
n'enee oil waning Resources commensurate with our
WISHES. In the sense in which we referred Isr
wheeling. we can assure him that the esii male we
sci upon our worth is not very high IL he meant
mentally or morally, he is welcome 10 his opinions
"nd we shall not quarrel about h.-Pius6urgh Ad.
u1cIte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

1t Is stated that on tho occasion af the Bunker
h'll celebration. there will be room OIL Monument
Square ioi eighty thousand persons. besides those
Who are particularly To he accommodated with sea,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
EXPULSION or THE JESUTTS FROM BUE.
NOS AYRES.

n h'hle NIdeO paper says
"Govemor R'sas has expelled the clergy Of the
order Oi JesuIs from Bueuus Ayres in consequence
OF their having refused hang up his portrait for
Pn6llt alteration over tho alter Of tcir church; as
has been done by al Other lrars that CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

The Governor 81 Misst.srpi has ISSUED O psorls
natrn requiring the Legislature " thtt .t,re t,,
inset 81 Jaeks0i on the second Monday u july.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
NEW EOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-

JOHN T.. WADE,
M ANUFACfURER of Lndres.' Genilemsn's
1Vl and ChIldrens Boots and Shoes. Main street.
doors south Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling, Va.
Keeps constantly on hand assortment Of the a'oVs-
articles, at Eastern prices, all made under bis own
inspeciInn. and Of The best Philadelphia materials
june Is. lS43-Iy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

BhHletts Steam MIIIs nj Newburypurr Mass.
were consumed by fire on the 9Th inst. and Il wa,
thou ghI Two young female operatives had persisted
ia Ihc flames, Their names were moi kuown,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

The editor Of tbs Portland American
who writes'Yery agreeablv.is publishing
some 'Etchings from memory Of a late
visit to the south. Whdc at Washing.
ton ne called upon the President
In taking a stroll round the White
House he says ne saw the bronze statue
OF Jefferson erected by order Of the
President. We wore amused al a dia-
logue between two negroes who we're
looking at u.
who dat arr
Dat ar, sou lgnoraat nigger!-dai is
Massa Jef'son.'
90 way now, Massa Jef'son white
man, aud dis am a Niger
'Wa--wa-wa!--Dey paint ON brack
cause brack de hands'mest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

RE Deaths in Philadelphia last week 100; Of
these SO were under two years Of age and 81 died
Of Consumption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

DlTTSBURGH "Irrb City. aud Morning Chron.
u ice'' received regalOrly every Saturday MOI.
h'ns' SMELLOR,
june ID Union St