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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
Concord Railroad,

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMprn
THIS Road " II lie opened to the nnh,'
pora'ion "i p 'ssengers and merchant WI Trans
after Monday Sept IL, 1912 Passenusr ,"i on 4
Sundays excepted in connection with the "a,s dsy
roads rs follows, viz N''"eN RlI.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Mancbes,or w..
intermediate places al y M. IA AM and aa and
Leave Lowell al l2A M, l4pm&stal n
do Nashua Ia NJ, l.2pwSSTfH
do Manchester 10 AN, 2l4rM&77iISs''t
or immediately ON The arrival OF the cars t,oo Pk
do Concord for Manchester Nashua. J ,m p"sO1
Boston al A A M. 0I2AM&S"'"aN and
do Manchester 5 LA NJ, IL i.4Am&aI1h
do Nashua | "a NJ, 2l4As&4i,r&
do Lowell 7l-4AM, pM&5 "fPN'
or Immediately on arrival of The from CoD,or,
Way passengers taken aud left a, H,nL.a, "' W
Falls, Reeds Ferry. Thorn,on's, an the u.n% ""A
ping places on the Nashua aud Lowell and B0 ""-
aud Lowell Railroads. O0''Oh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

The Morning and Evening Trains connect win
the cars of the Boston aud Maine RaiIrosd p,.,."
gers can be- conveyed between Concord. nanche,,.,
Nashua. hndover, Ha,erhill, Exeter Dover pm,
mouth, Portland. &c.
MERCH ANDISE. Trains will leave Corcna
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted The Comnan,
are prepared 10 transport Gnnds aud Country pn,
dnce. which may he SEM To their Depot in CoDcoI
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, S4O0 NJ,
1000 pounds. Live Stock. Carriages. Fuuipy
Slaves, Heading, Hoop Poles, Lnm,ur, Ship TIm,r,
and Granite Al Specific prices. Terms of Freehi,e
Cash invariably on delivery OF the Good. Al
goods and merchandise will be at the risk OfIb,
owners while in the Conpany's Store House.
by order Of tie Directors,
275v2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasure,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
"a SON FaJ Es N "A CE

TONTINUE ." manufacture n great variety of
" STOF E {" mol 0~W VA X f,
aud every description Of Castings usually made at
Cupaln or Blast Furnaces
Having purchased The rgh, for making and ven
ding Standings patent circular Hue for elevated
ovens and adapted il 10 their
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
WASHINGTON COFFEE.HOUSE,

1853 WASHINGTON STREET. Cat the head Of
Milk Strrei) BOSTON.
TEvHE undersigned (late Of the Merrimack House)
H. having taken this well known and long es,ab-
lished Public House. being one of the most c"nven-
lent and central localities in Boston, is prepared
to receive company, and 10 do his best to merit a
share of the Public Patronage.
His table will be supplied with all the luxnres the
market afford. and his accommodations for men
ofbusiness and transient company such can
not hut be acceptable.
Charges moderate to suit the times
A convenient Stable is attached to the establish
ment, and faithful attendance will he given 10 The
comforts and wishes of his patrons.
HENRY EMERY.
Boston, Dec. I, IS4S. 2S0mlis2mos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
a cal e sbOu. 70 iaks lIscs IN Non

A trial is about to take place in Mon
roe county, under circumstances of mys-
terry and excitement. gentleman OF
Monroe county recently died, in posses
sion Of many valuable and important pa
Pefs, which could pot be found when
sought for by the heirs. On the ar
rival Of brother Of the deceased from
an afJoining county an enquiry
was institatod, AMI the result was
the arrest, BY warrant, Of a very re.
spectacle citizen Of Claiborne, an init
mate friend Of the deceased, on the
charge OF Purloining the property. Sen
aior Bagby Is retained for the defence.
--Mebiie Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

DAkiNG ROBBERY. --Oss Of the mnsi daring
roober'es psO5sbly ever psrpeiratsd in Baltimore.
~as Committed during Saturday night OF yesterday
moFning. 81 The szrhanee eiIce Of hessrs Carter a
Goeer. No LOB Baltimore street The thief OF noss
iiAeiy thieVes. ensered The Office through The front
door oy useans of iAss keys. They then cssnneneed
making their way hsio very Substantial xaniI. in
The reas par Oiihe ililjg. The xnulI ssas secured
By Two sisons iron DOOR. the hid Cf an inch in
thscAns-s iasienrd wilh lrks ~ he raos approved
Kind. A hule between lhrss os fpur inrhss in
diamsiss. perfselly ciscular ives eui Ihrsueh each
door isamedi.leiy opposite he Dcks. By which
uBeana hey opened. Ia ne vault va sirsaa
feieni iroa safe. and N Il had besn Ief about e25O
% 500. nssiiy IN spscis. Ialo shi.. an snirsnes
49, also etscted ~ means Of culsiag oui he loek
add ne eonienis tsken uui. o. souid seen slmo,i
'neredibls Thai Treasure thns guarded in an iron
ale pad that. 100. ~ . vasli haired snd boiled
~fh lisa ir-n dssfa. located Ia huilding wei
loched. snd ~ iiss msi psbiie In soaghfars IN
hslHinsrs, sh.Iuid b IN lhe resch 81 Aidniahf
toeoefs h1i ne svtdencs % fksif pse1enes In
,hs esss = NO Psipebis 70 bs a.isisksn. They
hsee si-s irft rsooi ~ lhsir ingpnniig snd hsniy
~oFknanahiR The hsdes dfillet wifh ~ mech
iaais sd preci.nn \ lAsy nd lrisd % l.sndnos
hni-hea psh fhis depsrdzlioa nissgss cunciu.ipsly
ssat naihing ave ne vislisai sys ofa failhfui
senilaei. eaa eusrd assiiai such fsbAsrs. F.fia.
snieiy Sc aessrs Carer a Cossr. thsy hsd laksG
afsn ne saut 81 saisrdag aiisFnouua oEsr SIS 900
atd osTs~ited q - hank. Ths pserassiioa uas
aSnYs tuksu 81 Safnsday niEhi - rsai st.s rsRnes
msds seisrtioa ~ ne Hronr nsas 80 Ihais
ospeeiaiiass. Any eihsr niahl ssoaid hass hs.n
eilsniee stth a diilaresl sssult.--E aff Fal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

LtfE FaoH FrCATaN-ns a. ..,...l =,
pf.ssns p - tf,r Ds.1as sI,.iii-..,. 4. -.
etf - I-Tree n MssIfs si..ar..f 80
- ~ - 81 81 a. ~ I1.s CO. So. !.
,t.t Erferasaf Tas sriiar Co.
@t-fl ht,.tfttaa. $500 safsiirior,
49, . er1ei ~ 1r.pis - sersuf ~
- Hesirse FoFsrarsaai. fsr \
49, tf.ea go tsts.asi 81 fbs 800 - r...-..L
80 49, aeee1as 80 Yaeasss -.
-a-sl s.ei.l a. - ~ 81 49, - :, -. -.
D - aplepet 49, ls.ssF $3.50 -. \. -
- - $50 s9sres 49, 49, 4.
fe'asiles .tst.esa $780, 81 ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

We are graIiasd 10 perceive rhs s,ve made b.
Sir Miller d the ohiO ssnaIs. relative 10 fridge
across he Ohio river. connecting the lxo seciion.
Of The National Road, viii be LunJ ia The prs
ceedings IN another column THIS movement ss.nss
from One ~ho. Poli'ics aside. is ~u'hy Of Lish e.
iimaiion among leglsissOss. Being @Das ysaEs ga
editor. he learned The wants Of The people. learned
10 Isks clear aud comprehensive estimate u prac-
iical public measures aud 10 know chat 10 aecos.-
plish anything valuable effort % reqaifed. III
therefore ssizes upon ss5erl. Of public nieesl
win an avidny known 10 bot few men. aud y iIh
fearlessne.s aud devoted perseverance puf.ses lies
10 their attainment We are much pleased ~ see
him lake hold Of his matter tsus early. and ~ish
h'n a v 'occess 10 the State Of ohio. and indeed
70 The whole west. tbs mailer Is Of very grsal iss-
POnsncs and We trust that The western sasssirrs
Of CO"s'e-s will act with spirit and unanimiIy uson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

December rs. ~.
Mr. Daniel ell G. called up the bill from thu
joint crmmsiee on Resrench ai--which pssvid~s
that alter the expiration Of IS days Of hs sessons
and subsequent sessions. the pay Of the Speakers f
The two Houses shall he reduced 10 a dav. and
The rest of the members 20 90 day.
The bill beng read hrst time. Mr. Sieph enson
moved that IL be read secoud iime-and thai the
ia'e OF The measure be decided a. once he called
the ayes and noes--whirh mere ordered, and were
as k'llows-Ayes ITO. Noes 3.
I The bill b-Ine read % time. was ordered 10 be
engrnssed-Ayes log Nscs Is. ttsft
MIR Keith presented reply from Judge Scot IN
me memorial Of M p Brooke and A Marshall.
which was fsr the present laid on the table. with
'he understanding that il will he read 10 morrow.
5he use Of the Hall. On mniion Of Mr.
Society. -t.l r'-' : =. = =
On motion Of Mr. Carroll,
The House adjourned
Petition presented on Saturday.
by Mr. Stephenson. the Memorial Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company asking farther time
70 complete their improvement within the Limits sf
mus Stale. and further praying such notifications
~ the ACT OF 1888 will authorize them IN consirct
NE road through the Northwestern section OF this
State TO s'me print on the Ohio M, further South
man the mouth OF the Lille Kanawha and lor other
purposes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

me Hoo-esy - feinefoyis Expre.s sfiil renasias
mys,~fv. Ths Aibeny Asrus essi.uss,. shs 49,, a
cefiisrstss. bsoss. chspass. nsn~y. a. a. -.
- ihs irsnk u e4oe o00--uppsaras 81 stGnBa 81
Nateh sas ~ snsasy and aeaiiatis fznSa A.
CspP enc 81 ihs Sees, sto trsaaht sts 1srt asus
snat sssn,as, says hs isf q 81 80 6esA 81 a.
p'~i HHnoei afas R chslns ~ ans
90. nasala ihis b Ne ifulh. ~ saans ihs 49,
t1panle aesiset - ihs 49, az P..1nrsas a ca. 81
= scascsiy appess - a. r-..lhis a..s - 49,,
inf ne eonisHis ~ 49, iTnas ehtet 49, 49, 49,
e4's' Ni,oaid ieaso q m saca sliust..a asea =
tns~ - oooisn,s--enisa ~ sspscist a. -
aolea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

PEAT.-lt is a matter ofsurprise that
our farmers pay so little attention to the
value OF peat as manure and as flel.
Large peat boys aie found IN various sec
ions OF the country, and too generally
are suffered to be unaPproPrialed The
farmer who has a peat bog on his
iarm POSSESSES a treasure capable or
aadi9y i"imensely to the productiveness
OF h's land, and Of supplying him With
isel either Tor his FIRE or for mar
kei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

MEDICAL srUDENTs--Ii stated By Or
Bell. IN 'hs Deesmbsf Bambsr q he Bulsosia q
Medical SeIenes. hat here are 81 shu Tine. rsins
seven hundred Medical siDd suis. IN Philsdolphia.
attending Lectures ai the PeunsyIvsnia Unive.i,y
ssd jefferson College. This does not iselods shoss
in ai'sndsncs 81 the Psnnyivania College. and
other minor institutions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

~Ths Hon. JOhn Davis and Mr. Ryun ~sss -
Peoria. Illnois On ne "a isss end wsss e b. u.ss
on the nest day By Gov. Foss. - proceed - sAs 80
quirsd investigated sish fsgasd - eAs Miehls.n a
Eris canal 10 order 10 saiisiI ~ bsalAudsu llas
hey may .sfsIy msls the desired loaa So Ne esm-
plelion ef iiss inporaas wosk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

Unless measures Hse adopted ioF the sFsssss ca
Psd''ion u The mail 10 The Wees. all 'hs Tyler
papers and Tyler wsa siii be killsd oa- w. dails
see hem Hurting sway lastly sbsst ne lsunph
Of dsmoeraey. utterly unconscious u ne change q
views and @sssurss Ihas have taken plsos Ia shs
Executive
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

SOMETHING NEw~-A Iaw dice boil, ~ >
> A5o0', ia n he village q Norridso voek. SIC.
~as daiy ssJio.isd On raanksgiyiaE evening.
choir nos IN attendance. OF csurss here va. an
sbundsncs Of orsaiors somfsb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
foh fkEsiDENr
T. K NRY CT A Y,
FoR vIcE PRESIDENT
John DAVIS.

hARYLANp-rs WIG ssss cssss.i Geo
.is'ss sfhssvl.s<. have esIl-s . asss c.sssss.s
n Dsi~xses. ssasi 70 s-ushss - ne Rsp<-s..ss-
'ivsss hs'h hss-ss of ne Lsslaas-. - ~ h.is n
sshs.sss % ne sosh d.y e Ap<,i .srs. - ss-.i-
ss's esndid-ss Co revsr.ss. s.s srpssns s.-shss
ceasrsi c's~ma'ss. They sl-s p~,pass he fsIl
ssd P-''-rs srssai.asisa o. ,hs whis p.r,y q rhs
s'aie. Mavl-ss ~sy. ~ishols dssbs. ~ -.l<ly ss,
down - god tr her qesss q wa vssss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

The Rhode Island ~Democraoy" has aominai.s
Tom Dor The rsdoubsabls. ssa delegate 70 ne
LocO FOco National Conyeniios. Dur Il 81 prsssnf
in Gloss jail On charge Of treason. snd ne has .
fair ifia, will remain IN confinement the remainder
Of his life. We don't know, however. bot he
AlgerEs viii let him Oul long enough 10 ausod ne
Baliimors Convention. u seems 10 b. ,diy that ~
promising Ven Buren, man should nsl b. SLOWED
70 represent the Rhode Isand branch Of The party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

There . skisnsd coon. Jua bsck tbsss. Jim.
said quasi LoeoiocO yesterday IN mafksi. & sss
ihoFs =. and there is si.o an unskinsss possua,.
which = nOs worth half much g. skinned eooa.'
'confOund your bitter iOngusF ~srs he lest
NsEds hsard from him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

STEAMBOAT BURNED.-we learn from tho
Charleston Courier that The sieambosf Kershaw.
with goo haies "f cotson hoard. was totally dps-
ireyed by ire on the night Of the I4Ih inst whilst
lving at the plantation Of Mr. J. C. Singleton. about
80 miles below Columbia. with the entire eargo !
al which place she had commenced loading.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

The Slate Central Commi'iee ofyireinia IN con-
eeu with the Wing members Of the LeelsIasurs.
have changed the time Of holding the Stafe Con-
ven''on from I'D To IIh Of February. Their circu-
lar 20 murrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

MATTHEW SFCLAtR CLARKE. E-q was
err Monday last nominated by the President for the
Office Of Auditor of IRE POSI- Office Deparme, 4
made warrant ly the resignation Of Mr. whitlessy:
and The Senate Tuesday confirmed the nominal
non. as il is understood. without opposition or dyi
zion. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

BOSTON TEA PARTY. Saturday last. Decem.
ner 10, was just seventy years snre a body OF pa,r
one e'zens Of Boston disguised g. Indians. thrss,
Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

The title 10 the wharf in 81. I.ouis seems 10
BE- involved N considerable dispuis h i rlaim.5
BY The eiiy corporaiion. By The echool conoiso,.
srs, and ~ private individuals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

THE COMMISSIONER or PATENTS. &c -
TIE Wsshi"gisn correspo'dent oi the PaiIadel phia
Lrfger m late lener ss,ss - he Commissioner of
f.ssnas g'sfssseSes IN bis pias ef rendering has
ufiss-s ~ efisci hone department The siaiistlcal
aer,ealinrai and scientific aseersinmenis are quite
resnefkshle. lie hes maple sugar. refined By Tar
men en heir own farms hy mefhud. which
eng tssraer Tan Pursue. nearly equal the whitesi
sod hnesi boat sugar. An unquesiionabis psssof
ihai Indian oEn may be. hes been. prepared that
the neal viii Keep hong snoagh 10 be szporied
perieciy sweet 10 distant Countries and sold there
~ great prsii. IN RIO JsDsiro Soc example. where
what ossi here about forg cents a bushel and per.
haTs ten moFe Coz dissslRe u ne spelling ienden-
~. has been odd ior two dollars snd q half The
enshel ~hirh. snsf laying ire'ghi leaves q very
hsnslssme is.s6L"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

SENATOR NlLES.--Tt Is with pleasure that We
learn trom several sources thai Mr.. Miles. Senator
i'"m Connecticut. has greatly improved in ksaish.
ana viii prohaby very SION be able 70 lske his sent
In the Sensls.--G le5s ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.

UER sA04Alh CONG II ES$~
49, FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Dec -, i8l3
SENATE.
Mr. M'Dufis Introduced his hin 70 repeal H.
present Tariff. and substitute the. Csnpvooss I,ilp
ot 1888. Referred 10 tbs commtse ON Finances
Mr. fssisr inir'ducsd bill suzabl;sh . Nsvx
Yard st-er near Memphis. Tenn.
The Senate shen vent into Exeeu6ve bosineur.
and afterwards adjourned. s..-,.
HOUSE o. REPRESENTATIVES,
The house resvlved itself ma. cssmmiiies Of tks-
whole on The Slate Of the Unsoo. Cor the purpose 81
referring the Pressdenis Message sppsoprsssr
eonmnssss. which WIS done accordingly.
Debate OF sumo interest and more pqusncv
sprung up relative 10 tho improve menis o( Western
nven. The western member seemed united bu,
some OF them rather hssfy. and using Languages
toward The North that fear WINS neither polite
OF just. = = 1870 100
The Committee ruse and reported prog RESI-
During The session the following petitions were
pc esenied. .set = = - :. 4.
BY MIR sseenrod. The petition of l0e cisiseos Of
Belmont county. OHM rrquessiug an spproprissioc
70 efec, bridge over the Ohio river al tho city f
Wheeling. =, 1888, -,
Alsa. The petition Of as7 cirizen. Of The ci,v of
wheeling. Virgins on the s.ns suhjecf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

The NEsroRiaNss-A letsef which we end
IN sos~isn Journal under dale of October 90 r:.n-
'.n- ne ss'ls~ns information eOncernins the Mes
tsri,n.s ..f..
Letters IRON Mo-ui inform us that the Kurds ore
~ P-~s-sssn al The Tiyaree country sBd that the
Patriarch . siiIi IN Maui. The house built by Dr.
Crsni N he mOantans sud iniepded lor scho.sl.
hes been convsued into kind Of fari. and has be-
oosas he ersidcnee Of TIE kurdish muisrllin. The
cider ior the liberation of ihs HISTORIANS sold into
saver, Zoe The resiofaion Of The Patriarch and for
ne Withdrawal VI the Kanis had not v q reached
hs-nl We iesf however. nat the Ksrls have now
fsiiy established themselves in the mountains and
thnt 40 ehBris u me Pacha of Mosui. should the
fss's hsroms seriously disposed replace me Mes
,SFisas. viii be surrr-sfnl IN eiecsing two such
? sse'iui chiefs - Bedes Khan Beg and Moor Ullah
Khan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

"ssrERN lSsUhASCs CoHFANY OrvIck.
December 91d, i6l3.
VIZ stockholders Of the Western In..,l,..
CSmpany. are notifed that en- annual ,I.csio0
~. % had a. The Office On WednesIay. 81 Jsnsv
. ~ se'"een ne hours Of 10 o'elsck NJ and Q
''. sa s year. RoBr McoY. sso'y.
dec q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

We have received. with Tie rrqaesf 10. pnblish.
. csgr 81 letter fran Rev M Porter. Of The
Ms,ho'ii.t Pr''--,en, Church. TO The wesser.,
Rsccrlsf. Pas.',sd zn.e>ssiir. and " ns,en frO.s
rsse"y IN J'sR- hs. .,fe,her with the rely OF >
Creea. ~. very re.pss t,hls citizen or Marsh ~
20. 70 wbieh spp-'sird he e~f,ifrpiss Of ,
asmbsrs sf the ganl jury Of that county. The
srsies itself . ts' sag Lr our columns at psesen
snA ~s mus; csaieai asself with mere notice -
We Pessss a Eli<shsthiossn ia June. Iecturing
sssPr~srs. ssainss the Church C;.,v-nmeni Of the
Meihoi'.s y churrh. Ne had i-r ssls v,m~ pam
shiee csn's'uiag resss, OF the Rev Edward
s.ni,h'. triaI. One Of these was purchased, q ms
reqses'. BY Mr. Grssa. add on reading IL. being
n.xs-,~'s. Mf Green son<ijered "a his duty Go
present Nc Porter - me grad jury. os selling
~h. he e'us'asf-d snJer The law pr ,hihsted ab a-
ison dscameata He WIS Unchanged By the grand
issy; bat he ss.srs. in what seems 10 be a very
snehri-sisn spirit. that The nembsrs of the N 4
chasrh. ~sr. IN kvor vf isdicnng him. and Mr.
Green ipds~~d % No esans BY The same meiv. OF
I'sr--cssiss- This. No Green is r.p,y. shows was
IA his motive. and sddsces tho fcass of the
isrss. % shs~ hal some ef Mr Psrser's statement.
arc sss trse.
In shs diGsseacs Of opinion. and eoar-s ef oppo-
sss-a. ssks NJ oshsr interest than 10 h,pe that
ell ssrh dsdsseners among the various sects Of
ehri-tssns ~ii BE- hesicd snd all move Gyrward
sassshes n he line of Christian duty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

The prize hsnaer. prepared ~ Ire Iibsr.liy u
the whis. Of Bsln@oss. - b. gwen 70 he sA.,e
ssndins The sresisss psopsu-a.i rrpr-.sn,ssi.a ~
The Yesns hsnis csassniis.. = . 80 ide.. snd
will be worth sshiiag fsr; hui n. cuav.asisa Z.
but The pseeus-os vf he slscsisa. -. 80 wv.ld
sngxesi. shosld ne bsn.sr here presented ~ b,
she her.ld efs gtssisr oas. We wo.id th.rrfors
Propo-e. that csasnbaiisa q 81 eeais. ~ made by
sssh delegate attending the Youas Meas csnvss-
,ioa. 10 Be erpsndsd IN The purchase II bsnnsf -
be presented n hal Stale hat shall srhibii. IN
1874. the greatest proportional ~hig Esin me
election Of 1870. We pr~su@e thai wosid ra,s-
aboui 81 600. sDd II there q a-rs shan !. required
ior the bannss. he rsmsindss i- Be t.slshaisd ~
the Maryland whis Central cannalse. smoas the
benevolent sscississ sf Baln@srs. What ssy you
slf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

The Tyisr,s sdnss u me s. Louis Ola s.bOOl
D-m'eral. erPresses grssi horror of he Stage imr.
On the Na'isnal Rad. because he says. they are
constantly raoi1g md running. AlskOssh there
has actually been ne least particle of running
on ths route. ior isso yes". ~s can Fesdsy esou-s
The young mans error. a. ru'.ning sppsam ~ b q
mania Of his--perhsp- induSsd BY the soaniss Ia
his head-ss he even thinks Nc Tyler viii rua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

STEAMER SUNK. The steamboat Kent. a,
her passage from smyrna. Del 10 FhiladoIphis. ~
saturday, N the fog, struck on tho rocks abov.
Darby creek, end ssuk in eight feet saier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

10 the Ti.ss shoald cease io-unorrv~. q would
nos eenehh ~ any. Our ssb.triber. never support
nea ~ho~s prineil3es in the market for the
hes' biddsr.-Arg.s.
This secsuni. sc sur neirhhor h>inr bard run.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

q iiaassasI MAS AND NEW YEAR5a
- FAFehNI5.---rhs subscriber has iual r.rd
80 = nov opening enc ausorimsni az TOYS 80
Aliicier. sosiahie or Christmas and Me-
o',, s"d Fili b. happy % supply HE Oh
en.i1men and cthers ,eilh hsnS.,... "a -,
"'tlfs during ne holidays Aiso general
'eeni ~ t.llsiy ge,-is end Musicnl Tnsisnmonts.
'ea 80 Jews hsFp 70 dis Piano Foris which sriil
=. 49, ~ snail efyanqs % assi oaa COUNTRY
feit1aANts 80 ne cihzsus rcnsrBy, ere
1922 ,.'.iiy inslied . cell and szauiius
Sc - yMELLoR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

WHO IS ACCOUNTABLE FOR rHE DIsAs-
IEks WHICH HAVE FALLEN UPON OUR
denry, an The Ord ~ March, 1887. dscIarng 10 m.
nation N solemn ssnestness. that he Ieil sThI.
g'sn' people prosperous snd happy; 10 the fun en-
joyioeni OF liberty and peace; and honorsd and res
Perisd - every nation IN the world -Four vsar.
ana : sw days sitter Ihsa, Mr. Tyler comes 20 she
eeaS - snais.. under eircumsiaprss 10 which he
.'os a,"oes' when under dispensasion OF divine
Providence. soceeedea 10 the Pyes3en,,al ogc.
ne siaie Of public sfsins ives emharr.s.;no ,n.i
ef"icai. Here sas an interval % . Presidential
isfm eesupied ~ Mr. Van Barsn. in which On sneh
h'sh asihoF''y. Ne sunk frm prosperity. happiness.
- oenger and embarnssmepts A. whose dor
sash a. ns'.anai peaury and disgrace he Iaidf--
iie csnser..d as Ron national aflasncs 70 poverty
-eao ~ this he = 10 he rrssosed TO the hixh g,e
sion ~ dishonortd--fiavgord csuvaaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

"a nysEhENT AND INSTRUCTION CON.
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