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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS.
THIRD sEasIoN:
WASHINGTON, January 81.
The Senate did Ua 81, Io-dsy.

Inc St nate dHi Dd sat Ia -day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS
Mr. Campbell Of South Carolina nresented n,
fe'"ia'ionS adapted by the Legislsufe of tiaI Sta
against the adoption of a tariff for protection
MIR Barnard from ihe Committee an the iudie
~ reported bill smendalery uf The seX..al act.
no" IN operation relative 10 ins ,lysnl debtoIa II
the United SIaIes
Mr. Campbell o. Tennessee. from the eomuiu,eo
oh military afiiirs. Tepnrled hill fer the pavtn, nt
oI horses and other properly LOST in the military
wees OF the UuiIed States.
me bill aspul through lie ibiiisIory siaKes nv
Tie AID OF the tPrevioHs qnssIion p4ssed aud senx
10 Tie Senate for concurrence.
Mo Gushing from the cumD'iIise on iareIgn AGairs
rep1rIed bill I" regulate The IoRaEs ON Spar i'm
vessels Referred To- the committee 0f the mhule On.
tie st-Io OF the Union 49,
Mr. Edwards fr1n the eOnmuss on The tnyriio-
rI's. reror ed a bill 10 On he h>Ubd s.sa between
Mis- our and lcwa. p.
Mr. Bo Is offered rssoluiipD calling on the s,er.
iary "i ih~ Navy fof information a. 10 the nroeee =,
lngs at Commodore Jones. commander Of the Unit d
SSies laval iOrces 10 the Pacific and all the corre.
p"ndence ia relation 10 The visiI 10 MonIsrsy. ia
California
Aher.snme remarks BY Mr. Wise, mir Rorts ain,
drew his resulutIon.
Mr. Gave Jphnson rallied up biz 70 preveat TIE
fres'de"i' Heads Of Departments and accounting III
GERS in"m ALTO wing any charge 10 any stiic r
OF ?Srsn IA the employ Of The EUSernssCnt ISr an
service they may ren,isr.
AiIer debate, he bill was passed.
The House htn ~eRI Into the orders Of the dev
private bills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
A BEAUTIYuLlDEA

In the mountains Of the Tyrol, hun.
dredS OF women and children csme on,
VIXEN 1t is near bed l:nie and sing their
national song until thoy hear their hus.
bands, father or brothers answering
them from the hills, on their return
home. On the shores Of tho Adria,ic
Sea, the wives Of the fishermen come
down TO the beach about sunset, and
sing melody from Tasso's Jerusalem.
ma Liboraia They sing the first verse
and then listen Tor some time they then
sing the second verse and listen until
they hear the answer come from tho
fishermen, Who are thus guided by the
sounds 10 their own village.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
OHIO LEGISLATURES.
IhYfs ~, JinIAfy -. 1873.
IN SENATE.

3 O'Clock. p. NJ
Mr. Hs1elIine. from select Fass,se. repeated
back the hill tOssn-ad The act L. ICguiss Banking
ia Onps. with smrnJsu .nts. Laid GA che table aaJ
osdeted ~ b. printed.
Ia counfcs,Oa with tho aciion upon tina bill, Mr.
Latham tosii occasion o. set himself right on the
suhjscI vi the law-ef lasI ~inIsr regulate Bank.
ing VA OhiI. whirh had been iuIr0ducr BY him ia
relsllOn ~ Which he bad teen uisundrrstood and
mIsrePresenIej. lie rad frUrn the S,ale.nan On
extract from speech Of Mr. McNoty. ia the i.u.r.
wiih comments ~ the elIior Of the Statesman, ia
Shieh he Is represented as ready TO u6Iadaa the
law To regulate Blinking. asa humbsy that had ser
we'd AZ d1y In cOrnm"ntn: upu, tins and Ihs :
mark ct Nc McNully that lie (Mr NcNuliy) had
not VOTED Tor that law, Mr. Llhain said that Ne had
not vne'l for ~ lao had voted for the bill pis.
sed The Senate; hut ho hal vuled Tor the amend.
meniS afterwards made 10y the House. Of ndIviLua
la Hhiy &c. lie held then. he ever has since aud
does TOW, that THESE amendment. rendered the Law
lmi'faciicahie. and n humbug. The features OF the
"a" which render II TN 9rIeticLbis, never had aIs
sancIian)
Mr. R'dsway asked that The journal ofIhe Senate
be 80 am 'nded show that the Dil retsirlsd ,y
The punt select committee that sutnScI. div IdinE
he State of OHIO Iuip Con gr-ss:onal di.Iucs wa.
reported by The majority Of said committee. Agr,ed
TO.
Mr. Eo'd moved Ic tIke up the report cf ice r0n..
mIiiee Of The Whole, which ~. n.I fully disvused
ufyesierlay. ~ order TO allow him move a recon.
siderailon Of the vote vpon an arneAnsnt to The
hi.l sividlng the Stale Of OHv into Congressional
dnfrcIs.
Believe the nn'ion ~as disposed Of,
Ike Senate adlouTurd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
DEATH OF r. ". WHITE

We are pinned 10 announce the death of Mr +. w
WHirr, E'litorof the = su,hsrn Literary Messenger
lie d'ei ves'erday~orning tie ~ss oaesl the mos,
enierPrsIng and useful men Of III, day. lie has
t'ne great service in the cause Of SJuIhern Lera.
lure mud me casse 81 the periodical Literature of
the U. States. andhis death creates a blank which
cannot soon be filled. TINS evsnl is deeply de pJred
"a well M this scsre account Of his personal
rela Jans and she attachment generally felt for
the MN. lie va. q warm TRENT O gene rous h ear.
tel. humane sud valued citizen. Ills relation as
he "i an interesting family Vas not tho least i'm.
posing in which he euld be reg srded. and the man.
ner IA which it filed Was The taOsI heautIfuI in
his hie.--Riesas0nd Co1plkey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

POWER o. INDUS rRY.--It wa.A beautiful
eIPressi ~ OF Cninese sige. that Nv time and In-
dns'ry muib'rfy lsaf becomes q silk shawl. II
the following siasrSent be correct atFords n still
moe striking proof Ut what hu uan ingenuity can
accom- 'sh. In the Manufacture Of steel AN article
NAV nc raised rom ous half penny 10 55.00O gum
cas-! A pound of crude iron costs one half penny;
II IA eInvcrte ia'o steel. inIo wAichsprngs. every
''ne "f ~hIcs 10 sid fer half gaiasa. AMI weighs
only the tenth 81 grain; after d-ducIing for waste.
hsre are m pJuad weIs hi 1000 grains Il affords
.ieel for 10 900 wIica.s springs. the value Of which
At 4 hall guinea each. is IS 900 guinsrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
Frm the New York Journal Of commsres.
THE SOMERS MUTINY.

Decision Of the court Of Enquiry
On visiting the North Carolina lhi,
morning. our reporter was informed
that the Court Of Enquiry came TO a
dec sion in the case submitted to them
by the Secretary Of the Navy, on Thurs
day night.
The court then adjourned TO this day.
at O'Clock, p. ~, when they will 60,
ioh their labOrs, and transmit the result
10 the Navy Department or the com.
PleTlon OF their opinion nothing can
be known until made public by the Sec.
Rotary Of The Navy; but from the short
lime which elapsed from the closing Of
the testimony until the agreement OF
The Court, Il is supposed 20 b favo7sbls
10 MeKeuzia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
The FALLING OUr,OF RoSUEs.

ac. FALLlNG w ,OS kDGU rs.
TIE Statesman and Cincianati EnQu:.
'rer after growliay and. So ,rling a, each
other an friendly way. for some time =,
have finally pitched IL into each Other
al good earsest. The Enqlirer char Iss
McNulty. Byington 81 Co with TIRE \
CHERRY" and the States nan with u
holding them "a IL, aud the Statesman
re;orts that the Enquirer is moved ,o
this hostile demonstration by ITS aSpira
tons after the State Printers present
berth. Let the dogs cat each other up,
say we
The Enquirer. speaking oil the loco
foces IA the Legislature who .voIei a
gainst the re-charter y Il the b inks, saws
''Such men as these are treacherous-
TIRE tC ferrous 10 themselves, 20 the
PEOPLE whose servants they are, 10
the loco focol party who were on the
eve OF triumph over bank mnnions,
frauds aud the myriads or evils which
Hollow the train of thuse repudlateJ
swIndl,ng shops-ina ly, trea:heroas t.
The mljorny of the [loc1 foe j man
bers, whom they defeated in tnrlr of
forts 10 comply aciLh Ms. public .o,H.n
IhHas the language Of on loco fscu
organ applied to Fnembcrs OF the same
party Neri y, "marder will OUT
| The Eaton Register caaiains the fol
lowing extract from letter written by
a loco foco to a friend at that place
81 am fearful The present Legisiatu r,
will play the depi with Us. Byingiun
and Nc NaLiy ought 10 be sem on a mis-
SION to Botany Bayas soon as their ere
deHtidfs can be m1ie o1a. THEY ARE
A CUR >E To Till: PARTY. Much i,
required at the hands Of the present .e
gislaiure, OK ETERNAL DSFEAr AVA rs
| Us."
1t is obvious tina, the cor rupi humors
Of ioco fucoism are gatheringto u heal
The hungry pack who have been hunt
ing IN concert, having nearly extin
gulshed the prey on which they have
heretofore battened, are now ready TO
turn upon and dcvour each other. THIS
event has long been larcs on by saga
clons men IL is n cheeri ~ sign. /,
is in strict accordance, TOO, with the
principles Of natural ius,icJ. Prologue
and corruption cannot thrive for ever
They carry within themselves the
seeds OF their own dissolution an de
cay; and these seeds are now n ripening
Dreadfully have the people suffered from
the reign ni terror" now drawing 10 4
close, bat If proper use can be mad,
OF our experience, the evils VIC hav,
borno may yet be required in some par
tial measure -Oi;o S.qts Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

DISPATCHES FROM MExICo-Ths New
Orleans PIcayune Of the 10Th says: C1 SouIh.
all. VII" but few days since came passenger from
Vera Cruz in the Missouri. and went INN .dialeiy
on TO Washington. returned To this city yesterday
on his way 90 MeXco. anI bears important despat-
ches To Gen Thompson. The revenue cutter
Woodbury. was ordered by Mr. Morgan. the eoIec-
tor, % sail Immediately Tor Vera Cruz with Col
S'uihall. who used the utmost despatch IN reaching
this ciiy from Washington. lie had orners. 4ye
learn. t. proceed immediately to Vera Cruz in one
OF the Unned Siaies men uf war at Pensacola; but.
AZ he could reach his destination sooner by taking
The cutler here she was immediately placed at bis
disposal"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

RELIEF LAW.-The relief law that ha. passed
The Legislature OF Illinois. provides ,., real or per.
sonsl property shall be valued by three ssinIrre.
cd perssns. as il would be worth m ordinary time, g.
mat II shall not be srurk of unless two third. .he
appraised value shall he bid for IT, All sales of
m"r'sagsd property shall be made according to this
as and % shall also eItenI To all contracts. iudr
nents. deeds OF trust, &c. except those which are
made IN default a, q public ofi.er or ruatd,n. or
setting in other fduciary cspa city. There shall no
other execution be levied upon tho same prOp.rv
for tho same debt fr twelve moaths in case. where
property s aoi sold. The act Is to on,inus m fore.
f1r three years.
The condition Of things. in that Saie i. wrelehed
N the erirsms. The GJvernor has sent G message
to tho Legislature. urging action upon the finances Of
the State lie says the necessary supple. can
DO obtained Cor that body-~ Wood 4. selling 8,
81 30 cord; yet the State hiss to pay IS; 81 wi,h
candles and all other things; the State. having no
money. hat Ply the misI liant price for ey
eryihing. Even its postage cannot DO IA ID Tbs,s
Is nDih.ng 10 The Treasury bat Auditor. warrants,
and these will not be taken by any body" Tor these
reasons Gov Ford calls for action at once, Yet IN.
Legislators Of the Illinois Legislature waste their
time in foolish quarrel. and lille debate declaring
the debt ofihs State insignificant compared win il.
resources! And OF what avail are these resources.
" those who control III en- want the honor or The
honesty - direct them arghR
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cOr'..roodcncs of the Bal,inOr. Patriot,

rtDrr l,, DH@ q IIIN' IahaaFy 20, ~.
LioEL SUTF.-A suit brought for damages for
hheI "n The proprietor Of The ChrOnicle, . daily
penny p"per' against The PFOprisIors Of the PuLlie
Leger' sno'heT penny sheet, IN the Cous Of SessiOl
" sSchng some interest at this moment
Zoe ma''u heiur ring e'tGblishnsni in the Northern
SECTION "i The city known N the Globe Mill after
having hecn 81 sed for lenEik VI time. resumed
o "raI'ons yesterday. giving empluym NJ TO more
'hin f'ur bundled psrsons. mosI Of them no douis
s,H"i greatly IN nOed Ofhs proceeds Of their labo
M"'e 'h'n q 'hoIssnd ss'emb'sd Al the manafastJ y
IN h.pe' Of obtaining smploymenL
the market Tor Flour continues aepres.ed. and
prices drnoPing The current asking rate is So 87I.
bui early IN The week few hundred bbls were 10 a
At 50 per bhl which We think embraces the tySo
extremes fT standard Penn brands. We have heard
OF no sales Of Brindyw Flour. Cora meal con.
Tunes at - % per bel for PeDn with very little
demand. Rye FlrDr 81 e7l per bbl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

Wiling with no other Wow, than 10 lay before
che voters OF this district. the truth We should dis
Eaiss Dias well our o9n feeling live did not
Epsak terms Of the most marked apprehension. Of
lhs miserable snsmpL 10 rnlnofac;Lre public opin.
ion. by publiahing call for mesiinRai Wet To
sriy 20 take into consdsraiOn. fhis pay 10 pay
Old dsbS. A. u the PoOps Of the country. moved
IN thIs msiier beioe those in the city OfWhoelin e.
" = e-s - On Old bsch Of siraiagems in political
tactics akind Of fuse do gusHe serving only 10 en-
poso 'hs bsfied ingenuity Of ,sily and never sssp.
ing fOsy-AygHs
In other words the writer asssTts ibaiths people
Gives Liberty moved a. tbs Puppets Of The citizens
Of Whssling. and got up mssunE 10 serve a. q
prelude to the Wheeling messing. Perhaps the
gsnilsmen ~hO'igned that call will inform the pub.
DC ~bs'bs' H vua doss =, 10 S1gs,,los u whos-
lag Ess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
MURpERoUs pEslGN-on snrnr.lnr l.,r

MURDERoUS DESlGN.-On Saturday last, a
large and fine looking cake, apparently just baked
was found upon the Steps Of dwelling in State
street. near Schuylkill Seventh street, which Wa
taken up by child and shown 10 10 molhsr The
parent fearful Ih1i spnelhIng wFon z. took the
article 70 Dr. Reid 81 Vine street who. upon cgil.
ing and examining o. found one " Ne ngredisnis 70
be poN dersd glass. The Doctor s about 10 anaIizo
q and find out thoroughly 80 component paris
Suspicion rests upon 9 isBals but ~ clue has Of
been bad ~ the perPeiraOr Of % nsfari0usa design
-Philadelphia An.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

Mr. W'sE, after christening. hsfore tie meeting
q" Congress. - IL generally uadersio,d lawful de.
He'oTfIenIs, took occasion. the other day. in the
I"n'e. 10 notify the publc that he Intended To
S7ne the eeliPS 'snii. after the Iarea.tnsa Very
HeiL Mr. BITS moves the matter an which 10 pro.
luce the Impeachment. and IL. snd bchUld! Mr.
"ise S"ie' again" the ~hulo PrOcesding. aud as.
'isis 10 prevent thd which could only briug ab,st
ne "Asionndins di'c!osures'' with which he has
IabTed for % l0rg time hui which, Il il now nd.
mites are never TO ace the light. C4lamiIous con.
c!usJn,-AI.r Gu1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
THE YER saIl.Lg5 RuLRo,o

THE YER i&ILLES RNLROL
ACCIDENT.-The triad of the emf.
nsers, con 'uctors nad other persons en-
pIoyed On Ina Versailles rail roaI. 70,
the responsibility attached To the fright
iul disaster of the Sih of May, hsyinn
occupied he Curt several DAYS, result
ted IN their acqnttal, AMI tho parties
prosecuting {the survivors an | relatives
ut those who perishe y were con. le.nned
to pay the costs The act Of accusation
or Indictment, gave full an minute
recapituIalIon OF all the disas;rou cir.
cumstances attending the accident. emu
meraling the PEI sons who became lis
victims. either by loss OF life or severe
mutation. Of these six were found
dead IN acondi,ion 10 De Immediately re
cognzod. Ten were afferwHrd identified
upon more minute txamnatior; and 81,
though 5 entire y burnt and dIsfgu eli
as not to be recognIs Is, were aclerward
Identified by certain objects belonging
to them found among The ashes and
fragments. aud fro n their having he N
known to be among the passengers. and
two more bodies wero found dead. bu;
IN such state as TO defy recognition.
In addition TO these thirty nine snf
iererS, fourteen moro died subscq ucnrIy
either IN different hospitals, or at their
own houses, making the total loss Of liit,
amount TO fifty three. To these must
re added one more, whose death was
made known 10 court during the trial.
Fac number mutilated, either by the
fiames or By the crushed fragments of
the carriages, amounted TO 100. In
this last category, we must notice the
dreadful case OF NJ Apiau, who an.
Pearcd on trial as party claimrn,
damages. This gentlemen and his two
sons were together in the tram The
eldest son was Durnt TO death and ire.
cognzable; NJ. ApiLu was so severely
injured in his lower limbs that he has
had the left leg amputated, ami his
younger son so frighIfuIly disfigured in
his lace that IT has lost all traces OF the
human countenance. and, although only
eighteen years Of age, he can never be
seen in society.
lie also made a most painfully affect.
ing appeal TO the tribunal Tor the resto.
ration Of the body Of his edes. son
which, he said, the co npany had buried
obscurely at Meudon, and would not tell
him where II was. In fact the distresses
OF this sufferer seemed 10 have almost
shaken his reason. The court symoa.
Ihized with the heart stricken man, and
SAID all IN is power TO console him, but.
Of course, could not in any way mest
this part Of his Complain, as his son
vas unquesliOnably among those whom
It was impossible To Identify. The
points Of accusaiion insisted upon b,
the prosecution were-tae insufficient *
Of the number o T en- zines tor The servic.
OF the road 50 as not 10 allow time q
nough between their respective our.
neys to be properly inspected and re
paired when requiring repair; ,ho unfit
a 80 OF tie four wheel engine the Math
." Murray; the want ofjudgemsnt and
PrudsnOs 20 Plsciug I, before the Eclsir
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rlIL loELP.IA. MI..MINGrOX AVID RAt..

rlIL ioELP.IIA. WHINING rOS AND BAL
TIMo2E 2iit3oAD-fhe ANIMAL report cflhe
ab"vs named Company. is Published in the Phila.
delphia pNper1. tits a straight forward statement
Of the afiirs OF the Company. The receipts for the
year ending 2lst December. 1919. $3.50 .s5s o.;
expresses sa3o.965G7 There was n elimination in
the revenue OF sl2 from that oflsil ofsl34OIO,.
SIS; and the expenses sl02 970. 10 less ,han during
the year 1871. Consequently tho failing of in The
melt revenue 10 S3l. O3095
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
CATCHING COLD IN CuuRcH

. CATCHING COLD ~ CHURCH The prac.
''rs "i wsr@ing churches by Of hot air furna.
res though econ"mical. ID Condemned. for tho in,er
A" ri the pews is the last part of the church which
IS heated, s1d the consequence is that coughs anil
'"!s are Iaksa. which ias uflra lay The Foundation
Il seFious pulmonary diseases. The exercise OF
waking 10 church prevents people from nulieing
lao slate Of The temperature. until they become
e1ied. ami ihena REGARD for Jrc"rum coIn2els them
20 remain ssAis! u.tIl IheJ becOno thoroughly chill
led though.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
MARSHALL AND TmE BARREL-

MARSHALL AND TIiE BARREL The ives.
tern papers tell the following anecdote:-
An opponent OF this gentleman. sonic few years
since. exhibited his political gag9inz by infpmi ng
The crowd, which be addressing tina hls father
was cooper, ard had made many barrel for hem.
] ON. 10 reply. INDUCED IN the following strains
Fellow cizcns.l have no doubt that Mr. P's (hls
opPononl'sJ father q cooper, frat rate evopes
"a glorious copper perfect smasber Of copper.
mads yOn many good barreI but fellow ritIEens.
ho made one barrel (ponnng 70 ~ ia which he
forgot 20 put good head"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

INDIANA S:NAToR.--Yesrerdayw was the day
set ~ the Legislature OF Indiana to 20 into hs cleo.
IIon of U. s. Senator. Oliver II Smith, lVhigA and
Howard tD>mL) wero the regular cand I'd i,es,
bui We learn by gentleman direct from Indiana.
polls. That Il was thOushI neither al thsse gentlemen
would be elected, and that the two parIi-s would
eo'nPromse and unite upon some O,hsr Uthsr Der.
compatibility Gov Bigger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

STR iNGE VTSITER The Aibiry Cores.
r";'J~nt Of the Nav York Conner aud Enquirer z YES
=" t1il1~In9 aneedOIe.-"AI the Thsalre in this
NY fs~ nights since. rather novel and amusing
incident orcHrsj While there was q ve4y ania,s
I'D performance going on the stage. The walters Of
'e hudsoh being stimulated 20 tins act OF Theatre
gong oy he freshei, n,ade their rsi appea rance IN
The PIT! add eVinced TO The wondering andieHce thai
hey intended to treat the drama eooHy bsl 20 say
The pc formlncsr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

WeheaFd accidentally yesterday that there is 10
coffee IN Town except gDpe 81 one Of the slorss-
Well. what Of ~ FOr our parls We hav'nt used
grain since the hard times sst IN. We dunk crus
ryfse al brsakissl Hnd sage tea supper and don't
cut they are about a. god. A. toF sugar that's
just abOot e. soarcs via W ~ the Java Pso-ia
Hsgisfer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

GEoRes BEcx. ngsd sbhui %. nearly siI feet
high. slim made, long limbsJ. black hair lgh, col
o'sd eyes. and snaps them occasionally a, Il from
their weakness, round full f,rehead. narrow Gare,
cheeks little red. has sclpod from the Sheriff Of
Tusearawas eouaiy. ohio. aud 100 dollars reward i.
offered fJr his ,pprehers ion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

FIRES IN TENNESSEE The Bowling Green
Gazette Of Saturday week. giYes an account
OF The burning ola barn. stable. and fifteen head Of
horses and mules. belonging to Mr. Henry NH, hell
OF thar county. Al.o of the ing Of barn sew.
On head Of heroes. ani large quaIi!ty Of wheat.
corn. &c. belonging TO a Mr. Carter OF the anne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

The steamboat Empire was launched AT New
York on Wsdnesiay sho is 33o feet long on deck.
~ feet inches ia beam exclusive OF guards, and
feet inches deep, and il eHpscied to be the FAST.
osi steamer I'D rat. and is intended 10 run from New
York TO Troy and aek again daily durinr the surn.
meF sRaaon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

MAIL RoBBERY.-on the 5ik insl, four trunks
and paper ms'l bag were stolen from the mail
&c 5siweeH Montgomery and ColunbIH, CeorEla,
"o1' C'ocks'sv"i. The ifunks and mail biE were
subsequently found bot the contents not feeovs,d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

Aquqrrei between two members ofihs Alabam
Legislature. D Hubbard and J ~ Calhoun. esqrs.
took place in the rotunda Of the capitol Of state on
ihs 5ih inst. growing out Of misunderstanding in
debate. The only damage that resulted 10 tie
bsgerani, was a rather uncomfortable spoIalion Of
pro6es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

JUDGE BROWN. Ons Of the judges Of the Gu
pIsms court Of Illinois, has heen impoached befJrs
Ihe Legislature. lie was acquitted. the only won
der bving how any grave body could entertain so
serious q matter upon grounds so palPIhy frivolous
and light Other prosecutions in progress against
other iud gos Of a similar ch,racicr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

A gentlemen IN Germany once wan.
ted 70 wed widow, and his manner OF
making known his intention was as fol &.
lows--''li you ish content to get better
for worse, ~ be happy for miserable
and 1t you smoiss aud drinks ale, /
shall take you Tor no batter and much ;
Upon winch the lsdy aid "Yaw.n