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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

~ DELPHiA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
-MESSRS- ADAMS & co. having an EXCLUSIVE cos.
TRACT with the Unioa Transportation Company, are fully
prepared to forward goods OF every description tue
above cities with the greatest care aud security.
Running upon the road under their ow n locks
y osF superior advantages for the ptomp, transport
Goods Should be marked "a Care OF Adams 4 Co.'s Ex-
press, aod If eft al the Office before to r. d. will be
forwarded on the sane day.
Small packages received until halEp past 4P. NJ
A. Co.'S Express lor the East leaves daily st4 p b.
Utee IN Philadelphia, a5 Chestnut street. Cfce in New
York Wall street d2l Iapods
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
CEBRlNG'S CVUGH SYRUP, sold a

GEBKiNG'S CUUGH SYRUP, sold at
~ 476i groadway-Ths peasan, preparation never
failing retnedy Tor Coughs Colds Whoopiag Cough Asb-
and all other sar affections OF the lungs ard throat
IL has been tired in DEumerabe isanccs and Eas always
prsduced tie same happy result II is agreeable 10 the
TASTE and taken with pleasure and children IN prgcu-
lar Will be Lo0nd so u Ike il that there need be any
trouble IN administering to them This important
consideration IN preparing medicine, and S OF itself
great recommendation.
Pteasc Notice his-So wsl sssnred from experience,
The proprietor OF this Medicine Of efficacy IN all c5ses oil
common Coughs. however severe OF oHg SANDING and
IL Whooping Coceh distressing 10 Children That hF 3s
10 hesitation In proposing 10 any persoa who may pnf.
chase this Syrup, and conSceDsoasy atldege aitet
using il according The directions, that no beheti has of
experienced from It's exhibition TO return the price, On Iae
presentation Of the empty bottle. This Is far pFoos
lion. and every purchaser ryite 10 ava hnsei' OIL III
be should derive no relief from the Cough syrup
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor at zIoa BroewSy
Pnce. g cents. az Iih
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

rsss. To MECHANICS, MANUFAC-


-. - TUREpS and sihers.-F0R SALE, in whole or
paiceis purchasers large ard vaigahe Real Is
iate in RpnIaIo Rockand connty, Eew-Yo.k aboat two
mics abos- Cir. 2ersoa's Wn ks containing Two Thou.
Five ElBfrsd Acres OF Farm Ta6le aud Fores;
Land Nth very excessive Wafer Power, consisting OF
superior situations seals for mills ou the RaHapo
Creek and tarse Stnsy Creek
There IS an The Ramapo Grist Slil .yih run Of
storeF recently built that FIVE thousand dollars
which EsodefB bui.t and cnRo6ioas aneiiiBghoase
With well OF wlte-. Aad there also the properly
large story dwelling lus- with all The necessary out
elifass such barns seas AID stables, sufficient for ba
Dess OF any kind, besides forge and coal house on the
Rsmapo vhch affords power fJr Gianu acturiGs pof-
poses io Almost any extent there being aio, !e above
re~efYS!rs that never lack waeT.
Thz Re1York RAILROAD thro2gh the prop
er;y ard also the Orange PIKE, the passage New
York being cOnpsted in Fee ho1rs Inc ior1ser, by
steamboat 10 PierDnpi, AMI thence IN the carS
The properly IN th= opEisn OF geod adge', abounds in
ore and lies the vicinity of the Sterling 5nd other
extensive of red and cod hor, ore, miles below
augus;a and about Eve below the welikno&n establish
OF the Staring Company, driven by tie aessrs
Townss ats-
furtber description IS deemed unnecessary as those
wishing purchase viii yiew The properly. werp the
scriber resides THOMAS WARD.
Rlntap0 v alley, Dec S0-oii n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

DOARD-Fhe best and at the lowest
Z , rric, ~ BROWNS. IS Duane.si. do I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

E.fOUND-Some lime since Gold PEN
Il eli Gaze. The can have !; By applying 10 c.
IL. Saxt0n, the Bookstore OF Sa.tnn Niles, 5 Bread
#ay. proving property aud paying 1 this rdysrse seu
Gs5 sodIE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

December
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

Cured.-SeupIs 4eo'stie Cth-sor the cure re-. 9.
al ali tS6se dagreea5le noises Ike tie buzEng o. IN,
secs falling of water whzz!ng OF steam Sc whiGh are
symptoms approaching Deafness "i'u aiSo seieaS "
tended iib disease. :, :,, ;,...
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

.loaN z, BaletThe question is whether creditor is
competent wness 10 prove OF bankruptcy 10 pei-
ton for compulsory decree Ordered, ha, the creditors
have leave 10 diourn the 10 the Circuit Court.
e. ID. C0mstoet-rhe assignee LAS refused 10 Ecute
pew church among the properly be OF 10 the
bankrupt Objection made Decision OF assignee al
cr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
TALENT ANDGENIus.

Talent con ginces. Genius bat erciics:
THIS tasks the reason. that The soul delights
Talent from sDbcr judgment takes iis birth.
Bud reconcilcs tho opi1.on 90 The earth'
Genus unscIiles with desires The mind,
CUnicuied not 600 earth be lou behind
Talent, the sunshine on cultivated soil.
Genius. the sudden Iris Ol The skies,
On clouds itself fellec sis wondrous dyes.
And 20 the eaun ~ Tears and glury given.
CLASPS in he airy arch The pOmp Of heaven,
Talent gives al The vulgar critics need
From ils plain horn buok learn Tie doll 30 read
Genius. the Pythian,U of lhc beautiful.
Leaves us large truths riddle tu tho dull
From eyes proiuuc Toe lovely lus .crccu,.
h.ud iJOIs Ou fools sail asa--"Nhlt Uamle
mCaus|
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
ST LOUIS MARKET Ang I

FBOUR-A disposition 10 Ike hold. was eyiRced
on the part of buyers yesterday and days but al
though the market is in n better condition still we
make bat slight alteration IN figures. Sales
oi some heavy lots Country brands) have been made
at So, 15 and we hear Ofone Two small lots al
S3.s7Aa 400, city mills quo'e from store at, 81
a 425.
BACON Hams aud Shoulders still dull at our
former rates; Sides meet with sale al 3a3lc.
LARD The market continues pretty bare Of
Prime. Receipts of all descriptions nre on u small
scale. Prime in kegs, ia demand at 5I5lci Ordin-
airy dull al 3 ,lc.
LEAD-The receipts since Thursday last. amount
10 some 1900 pigs Prices remain firm oil former
quotations say 50 75a77. as extremes.
TOBACCO-Sles OF l43 hhds. were made at
The Planters Warehouse yesterday and to-day. at
for Passed-lrom 81 SO TO 81 IS, Refdsed--Sl IL
10 $500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
A WEDDING PAKPY POISONED

The Elvira, N. Y. Gazette gives the
following account Of an occurrence
which took place at Southport, to the
great peril Of nearly twenty-five per.
sons
''in preparing the cake for the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Ddlrymple, an article called
sugar-sand was procured in this village,
for the purpose Of putting on the top OF
the cake. This sand appears TO have
been made Of new article Of pant called
French green, instead Of another green
IN common use, because it was much
Prettier, bat which appears to be much
more poisonous The confectioner knew,
that, like all other green's, it contained
some poison, bot supposed it not sulli.
cient TO InJure any one, unless taken too
freely. The base Of the French green,
so called, is supposed to be arseniate Of
copper, which IS highly poisonous. We
understand that all who partook Of the
cake, we're more or less affected, some
very serious, though we believe all are
recovering"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
CUEERILY. o.

Since our last paper VAS published we have had
adyIces, more or less. from the greater portion
the Stale. All Is well, Wings. We are ON The
eve of n most brilliant vrtory. 4 victory that will
rCll back the tide OG disaster which n senseess
apathy has eniailed upon since 1910 BggeI's
flag floats high above all danger of defeat while sew.
en- OF the ten Congressional DsIrIts may he down
certain for cause. The enemy alarmed as
ell they need he, resorlIng TO mere boasts the
suresi evidence. ndeCd the confession OF the
knDN ledge their that the efforts of Van Buren, IN
ladiana urc doomed To lasting disappointment,
victory we viii have. but It must be swelled
10 the utmost. We must teach the routed enemy OF
lSlO-the slanderers Of HartiSOu-the purchasers
Ct Tyler-ihe SWIMMERS OF COONS'-Ihe bri-
hers OF kesu, aud the eIpeIlers of BeaIl-rhe Sub.
Treasury and Free trade allies Of Great Britain
we must teach these men WIZ impudenIly set up
claim To Indiana lessen that will never be for.
gotten 10y them, We must teach them, by an utter
annihIlation NOW, that the black banner of Martin
Van Buren, has waived its last IN our borders! That
Indiana is as unsubdued and a. invincible at this
hour as she was when her leguns went forth in
glory in the last memorable campaign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
PRUsSIC ACID FOR KILLING WHALES

PRUSSIC ACID FOR KILLING WHALES.
DIR Dexter III CHAMBERLAIN, uncUmmonly Inge-
NOUS mechanic. OF Boston, who some time SINCE
produced the machine for manufacturing hooks and
eyes with extraordinary exlctness aud rapidly, has
devised a scheme Tor killing whales, very novel.
aud yet Theoretically. very certain IhEI il prUm
ses To produce an entire revolution Iu that labprivus
and truly hazardous employment Ii Is ianiq rly
known that after harpOCu is thrust into the mon
sisr Of the ocean, he Till exhausted by the loss
Of Blood IN a word, the boats crew must wait I'LL
he bleeds 10 death. The sacrifice Of life in the
following wounded whale. lowed as The boat is by
the frightened wounded. ard eRraged animal, is
sometimes melancholy the extreme. AT any
rate. there considerable loss of time in this parl
Oi the business and not unlrequcnly, tai loss of
The whale ia consequence OF not giving q mortal
wound
To obviae oil these difficulties, Mr. Cham berain
has constructed harpoUn upon n new principle
which conveys 10 he bottom OF the incision small
vial Of prusse acid; the deadly OF all the known
Poispis, lnasmuch the vital energies seem TO be
oveTIhrOwn very soon after The horrible liquid is
brought IN contact with the blond. The harpJOner
as Is customary. will throw the instrument " ith all
his might without regard the spu; for ITS object
To inject the poison. When the whale Starts, by
reaction on the line attached TO the harpoon. the
vial is instantly crushed. and death let loose within
his mighty fame. There can be redemption for
the whale; die he must ,nnd that quickly for lac is
warm blOOdcd animal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

SECURlrY.-rake away security and the a.
bundance Of paradise OF plenty will open and dc.
cay UNDECIDED. Establish the principle that proper.
~ s safe, aud man creates oparalise on a barren
heath; A pine sJliiudes echo TO the lowing Of his
herds, he builds up dikes against the ocean; cult
Yates his fields beneath the level of its waves and
exposes his life iearlessly in siCkly jungles aud
mOng iereciOus savages. IIe will trust his ell Ia
a sing e vessel and stand calmly by while sho IN
mOOrs Tor a voyage Of circumnav igatOn around the
globe. lie knows that the sovereignty of hts cOun.
try accompanies II with a sort Of earthly Omnpres
ence; aud that although Il DO upon tho painless
Ocean. the wings Of the law Of nations will over
shawdOw It there,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

A LONE COURTS IP FINALLY CONCLU.
DED.-In Cayuga county, N Y. on the 22d Of
November, Seth Stephens. Esq, Of Hartford To Miss
SYLVIA Heath ofIhe former place. THIS interesting
marriage took place after nineteen years court
ship! Mr. Stephens Is a o 81 years OF age.
aud the fair bide 81. The young bridegroom ha"
visited his bride once month during The above
mentioned lime which amounts 10 232 visits. dis.
lance Of 90 miles which will make $500 miles
travel. occupying I6i days. The stripping ond his
LADY love-" probably had ample time u become &c
bunIUtcI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

TORNADO AT PHlLADELPHIA-Tho Phila.
delpha papers describe the effects Of the tornado
mentioned by in yeslerday's Postscript. as doing
great damage 10 the city and extending 10 Norris.
town on the North and Dairy on the South. Many
houses were torn down. roofs torn of. aud in tho
lower part Of the city the water sro d threo end four
feet in the streets, overovng the cellars and doing
great damage to properly One house was set on
Ere by The lightning bot SON crnguished
The 'ame food agel at Chester with unprccc.
denied violence. The rail road bridge und the
chain bridge across Chester creek were carried
awoy os well al lio smaller bridges ON that and
The adjoining streams The lands in the vicinity
were oil orcfhowed aud the village Of Chester
nearly al inundated
The houses were noating and properly 10 greater
10 less eIlOut washed out Of all Al one place on
Chester Geek. family consisting Of man. his
wife and lwo children were swept away and drown
ed great many other lives were lost. bodies wcro
seen nnatug 900 tho stream
80 Newark, n J. TIC storm rorcd with great vru.
lcuce ior siE hours. The canal was much injured
and lee streets ovcfn5wn. The d8m1ge there o.
estimated az 5000 dyl0n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

AN ORIENTAL CLIMAX-Amonr the spIen.
dd displays ct forensic eloquence which Distinguish.
cd the trial Of Queen Caroline. the most i,no,..iI
burst was In the short speech Of Mr. Brougb,p
when insisting ou his right 10 question Mr. P,welI
az 10 who hts client The prosecutor was Al the
conclusion Of hls speech, Broughana dashed down
his brief snd rushed with indignation from the bar
10 the house. As he was passing out Lord Lau.
dordao stopped him, sayiug. Where are you going
unwf TO have mutton chop" wa5 tho hurried
whisper Oi The infatuated orator
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

PERSON Al APPEARANCE,-T
Is one Of the things Of accident, resting
with nature. No man or woman can
form their own person and none should
be praised or blamed on this head. The
disposition for looking well is running
one half the young people in the world;
causing them to STUDY their glasses, and
paint or patch, instead Of pursuing that
which is lasting and solid-the cultiva-
ton Of the mind. IL is always a mark
OF weak mind, if not a bad heart, to
hear a person praise or blame another
on the ground that they are handsome
or homeIy. Actions should be the test
- and liberal source Of conduct pur
sued TO all. 1t matters little whether a
man Is tail or short-whether the hood
STAINS the cheek or runs in another
channel. Fashion makes the difference
as to beauty. The lily is as sweet if not
so gay as the rose, and il bears no thorn
about It. As to appearance, fashion
should not bear upon that which cannot
be changed, except by deception, and
what indeed, in reality, is not worth the
trouble Of being Sd even if it could.
The sight Of white man in Africa is
much more homely than that Of an AZ.
rican here; and in Scotland, at one time,
according to Walter Scott, the fashion
to Judge of handsome man was i'm a
broad face and red nose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1919.
FoR President ~ lo44.
III IL ~ Il Y e. l. 4 Y.
For VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

NAVIGATION OF TIE OIIO.-The Pm,
burgh Chronicle attempts. with zeal worthy of
better cause, TO convince the world that The Ohu
navigation is better beru cen Wheeling aaJ Plus
burgh. Than between Vince ing and Cincinnati. The
assertion Is absurd mad shows falsehol on its lace
There five shOa's laid down ia the chart above
Wheeling 10 one below. and the points are equally
shallow. The difficulty Of navigation above Vince
ling may be proved concusIvely, 10y the following
facts. la 1898, - boats arrived at this pace from
below and were compelled to return down. because
Of the low stage Of ~aIer although laden principal
y hr Pittsburgh. and principally Pittsburgh boas.-
la 500 there were II, under The same circum.
stances. IA 1910 -. in 1911 "A, in 1912 81
IL was for The interest Of these boats Il,
to go 1" Pittsburgh il they could. They did not.
aud the fact Is evidence that they csuld not. Ia
fact, we never hea ri single individual except
Pittsburgh editor. slate that there good navi-
gallon abrve below Wheeling. Even the A.
merican encyclopedia, n work certainly not written
IN prejudice, states that Wheeling is the ghesI
Pori, on the Ohio, from which passengers or frei. Ia.
can be shipped with any degree Of certainly"
The Prsbsrgh papers, in the same breath that
they boast of plenty Of waller IN the rivers, sing
Paeans TO their liue wet-aiIcd dinkey boats thrl
cart load of rock would sink IN their best days. ami
between which and a John Rogers bake oven,
with Capt M'Grudsr's shoiI allowance, the traveller
would have much difficulty in choosing. Why IS
ihis' What is their fancy for IIe stern heel whrl-
igigs that two miles Cn hour in da, light
# they have plenty Of wate7 Can you tell US that
masrsrl But. Pshaw! This story Of the Chronicle Is
urly, a lranscendentalist would say. one Of the
category of the infinite" lies, that the Pittsburgh
papers love 10 tell for show.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
taN|faIlE1FlElTH[i!1tlfaElIIIp

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS The mail
Of last night furnishes with few additional re-
turns from this State.
From lanley's District, the Eighth, We have full
returns from only one county, Nash, which the
vote stood for Slanly. (W) II, Arlington. IL F.
Sl2.
The Norfolk Herald Of yesterday says.
We have returns from out of II precincts in
Edgecomb. That county, Of course, will give its
usual democratic MINORITY Of 1900 or 1900. But
the letter communicating the above int Intelligence
says "Sianlys MAJORITY in all tho ten counts, [com-
pos ng the dis ricl except tie above, is certainly
1915, probably 26SO"--which must secure his cleo
ton. Nevertheless, we consider the election Of Mr.
Sranly ceedingy doubtful. We learn that lurge
sums have been bet on this elccIon--a circum-
stance to be regretted, however the election may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

GOLD.--Gold is abundant among travellers and
in general business-lhere is ar unusual proportion
of it, and among those not accustomed to handling
II, there more reils in proportion, proba.
hly two one, than there ever was IN paper. Ther c
are not the same means Of Judging of the genuine
ness ofihe article that there is in bank notes. aid
the incauiious are therefore more likely 10 be lie
ceived. The dies of some counterfeiIs are good
and some that have been taken for gold are merely
silver pieces galynhised. Every person sh7uId be
cautious. and apply the test Of weight before taking
II, aRd even that spnsthing fails
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
August ,, lsI3.

The last Indiana Journal. fall ofhnps anl bright
prospects-cheered On with good Wing from
oil qIarlers and encouraged with the idea. that
signal vicrory awaits Efforts aud good caus e. on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

tho Latham and llamer school, and ra
vors Banking system, aud opposes IN G
ultra 'hdrd BtDHey system"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

JOYFUL MEETING.-A few days since. 1t
Buffalo, bat lol Of Gernlns landed from the
canal evidently direct FROM the "Faderland'-
Among them was an old lady and three or four chill
dren' quite grown up several tavern keepers were
around tho bats rs is customary. solicit parunage
from the Immigrants. AMI one Of them approached
The old lady, vino immediately upon seeing him
threw herse u upon his neck and wept; the children
embraced him and tear, aud tiles alternately bore
their sway. The explanation OF the scene given
was. that the old lady her way tn De;ro u in
search Of her husband. wno had cmisraied somo
years prev Sus, aud she had thus une xpeciedy aI.
len upon him al Bu fialo. What a meeIiugi Who
would not have been There to share in those feelings
which overpowered the happy family with mex.
presslhle delight. as the weary wanderers embraced
the object Of their search; he recuunied his de-
prvaIinns aud suherings. his tolls and efforts 70
amlss the means OF bringing ont his family; as the
mother recouned the perls uf her voyage her alter.
nate hopes and fears; AMI then as both surveyed
their offspring, all pouring tears of o, al tho
happy evenly Y Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10
CINCINNATI MARKET-AUGUsr I.

FLOUR is rather frm-all sold at Canal ON Sat
uIdav nj SO So
WliISKEY is dull. with downward tendency
No sales Of consequence came ID our knowledge;
but II was offered freely at l7lc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

The number Of yislers at Fsyeite Springs s Is.
ilmaled uI from $50 20 200, OF at least twice a.
many as were ever known 10 visit lhsm al any for.
mer season THIS retreat Is fast rising public c.
TEEN, and Il may no, be long be fore they will he.
come powerful rival Of 0ther avourto watering
places.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

No man Is free from fear he Is not who s1ys be
never issis o. be fears 90 be thought a coward and
whether Ice iremJles before a sword or supposriOn.
q h. alike fear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

EXPENSE OF THE CANADA REBELLION
SIR Robert Peel stated a late debate ON the Can.
ada Corn Bill, lhal tho cost Of suppres<ing the ioto
Canada rebellion, was not !ess than 3,500,000L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

The London Shipping Gazette states
that SdwduNt produced from mahogany
has been used IN the adrlteration of coT
lee IN that country, 10 the sxtcn, $40
tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

GETTING THE HANG or TN n.
York Su' tells good story of y.,,,b,,,I a. 'eW
ne h'n"'s aud emnlunetis of a vc,,,I,, -, 80.
hpers. About eight u'rnck ON, ,I.rk o,i ,;.y,
'veWng' n Juvenile adventurcr, aip,ut .,.b, -. .
Il age decenily clad and "as saucy n bf,cLb,, =,
Inferred the uIhce. UIor irrluirirg what no vii
iaNct the lilile fellow answered an "A manic 81
"raighihprwhrd manner. I want Ia get a sun 80.
'nd here's the money fort"
"Oh. I'm only going ssH it again. SIR, po,,,o,
AID might. 'specI to go INTO rhis ere brs,nosy
SIT eSS'
All. that rs it. Them well. hero is your p,,.er M.
lad NY
Aud here is your cent. suiring tic action TO III,
word ~
Viewer mind the cent" slid the c,I,tor n,yogs
,rohis MI he rather small. If you have ro nav a.,
the paper" w
II always pay fr what get. SIR slid the h,,
with an mr. Of Pudc-"besidu that, SIR did al cal
cunie To make any Thing tins spec. I'm Jest rirt,r,t
The hang ct the business tonight, and Iomnrr,,.
In gong ~ fer half n hundred, slap"
The LIe fellow then picked up n piece of br,,,r
paper. covered his new purchase with it, and ,,cL,
cd u under his arm a IL MOTE the ncyvsbtys. AMI
sallIed lrom ihc oilice-the sound Of his tiny voice
mingng with the paierne oCihe ra n drops, Herr.
the sun only one ceni-'ero they is"
II that boy doesn't make noise la the vorlJ
beiore he dies. we shall be mistaken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

MIAMI CANAL.-Rcceipts Yesterday. IO3 y bis
Flour; $50 dn. Whiskey; $50 bush Corn; II do Flax
Seed $50 lbs. ColtonYarn; 205 do Feathers SIS
do. Ginseng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-10

SECRETARY OF WAR.-The sccrelnrv N ,,o,
reached Springfield, Massachusetts, on Tuesday
last 70 the purpose Of investigating the charge.
which have been preferred against the superiuten
dent Of the armory