Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-06

neG ~ To him. & we we,r under the necessity 60 &c,
up an'iheF peiitiO1 and presented IL 10 a gentleman
OF The ihIrd wsrd. | will do you the justice To- sry
that you urged The passage VI AN alley lnAn market
alley rrorih. 10y which your parIner HAIL was heno-
lifted. and the general impressions Is that R,,bett
Morrow had To be al the expense of a sut ~ nh The
city. aud save your friends the same. and
from The time That ! discovered what I then md
yet believe To he unfair uu yuur part. | did not CON
sidsr you a iii ass ,cisie iOr the. and was not in the
auction room from that time. to the best Of ny know
edge. with The exception Of once, tll in the summer
of ~. aud nj that iims oG which speak. I was
called IN by you frum across the street, and were
couve rsIug un a different subject lrum the Duly
case. Now deny the above facts IL you ian. If ven
can deny tins TACT. YOU can deny your own existence.
mud prove II by men ufkrnwn worth and respeciu-
biliiY, not based alone on your responsibility. men
whose standard OfvcrciIy is Co he known by d.llas
and cents. hat YOU never was an inhahi'ani of this
terrestrial globe, Ihat they remember we'll Of be ing
present al yJsir law Office or anction ruom in anoIL-
or world. when snme evil spirit ca ne and supposed
a case aud wanted your advice, all agreeing as 10
Time and CONVERSATION. and yeta year wrung in the
time and rs incurfeci as To The substance of CONVEX
sa'i1n. IL there ID any doubt yet IN The minds &c
any I will refer Ia ono more circumstance am
! t'rmed that Wickham has proved nj the Into CON
'es'ef election, beiw cen him and William w Shri.
yer that n gentleman of The tame OF Fry whose vols
was contested that his family was seen going out OF
the ward about ! O'Clock, when the family and fur
niiure was in the h"use at three O'Clock. and FRY
Started from b -g;s' Run 4 miles below Wheeling,
at mon. 10 cume up To mive. and did not get on this
sde of the creek TIL after = O'oloLk. I mention
this Io show h w easily men are mistaken in what
they say Notwithstanding their known worth.
will now nueni 10 Halls cas- in order TO view
it IN the right light. | Nj i'll draw inside the curt Iin.
md here we find Hall The partner and bosom
friend Of Wichnir; We find him market MASTER; and
one great spoke IN The wheel which rolled Hall in.
To this city uflice, was the vnis and cunning of
Wickham. The statement Of Hall -ver his own
signature is different frnm that made when inrerro.
gated on Tins subject a few week, aso. If his
statement then was true. that over his signature
must be the opposite of truth.
Next IN urioF is George Colts. am OF the o.
piniOn that he has been made To believe. thai he has
got has friend iulu this scrape. and must help to get
him out. ] have no ilea that Colts wruIe the card
over his name; I have never known him suspected
Of composing two IDEAS on paper. Frmm the tenor
oi the language, | have reason To belle We that il WINS
oil drafted by one man. and the parties consented
10 their names being attached.
Here cumes A.. FIchner. a man Lint did not sus-
pact III | mistake MT he was n resident Of CIncin-
natl Ohm, NJ tie Time OF the co versllion beiu cen
Wickam aud myself, I feel disposed 10 touch YOU
lightly Alan. ] have no doubt but you have been
deceived and boguiled. moi by Eve, hat that cum
ning serpanI al the south end Of the market house:
me oi Ewes PnSieuiy, and if either FIchncr, Hall
OF Cous hnuknownih IL WlCkaIh has acknow lrdgedI 10
asking me at ali times, and said nothing about n
supposed ease. yuu would have Withheld your
names. la conolusioa will hero remaIk that 4
have been governed by ruth from fr,t To last in
Tins matter. and expect il Ia bear me out. am
prepared 10 meet my God with a conscience void
of offence as respects this Daily case, aud care no,
ios the sidIcneuls Of men OF known worth. II i.
an admitted fact that tie fSiresI skin will tan when
exp Ised 10 midsummer sun, AID IL IL equally as true
{ iat he who Possesses the best moral Character, will
become c~oaiaminaIed when exposed 10 bad cumpa.
NY
Feb. s. GEORGE q
This is 20 certify, that in the summer or fall of
lS4l. Mr. George Robinson stated ~ me that there
was n mln insisting on him. Robinson, TO "a sa Geo.
Duly and he, Robinson did not know for what rea-
son.
JoHN GRAHAM.
This may certify Ihai ia the fall OF 1910. George
Robinson paid Ia me The balance OF o note which I
held against him; and the said 3.binson inOrmed
rae that he lad great difficulty IN Ceiling The mo-
hey; a. he expected To have received The amount of
a due bill assigned Io him. on George Duly. The
SAID Robins"n ut The time ahnv 4. also stated TO me
ihoI he All been advised IL ca IA the said DUTY and
did not know that he would do il. as there appear
ed To him 10 be some mystery about il. The above
statement Is made at the requesi Of The said Robin.
SON.. Given under my hand This Sd day of February
IS43.
JAS W. CLEMENS.
The certificate Of the Mayor might he added
which wonld he Ofconsideerble length, and in sum
and substance a repetition Of the conversation be.
tween Dolly, Wrckham. and myself. a. abnye-
f"r 'he sake OF shortening this article. 7 will omit.
and refer The public to the Mayor 10 person.
G.. n.