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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05
LOUISVILLE MARKEr.

Monday. Move mber 81. 1913
During he les wsekshs Marksi has besn rather
inactive. and the River hes been aiDssly Llling.
BACON-But little IN market Ffom wagon.
Hams case Sides 3. Shoulders 2Sa2le
COTTON YARN--N,g 10. end 3 for 70 spdo
cents, snd pay Sc bOz brisk 6rmand
HEmP-In dsmsnd - e3o0ss3 Is per- cwl.
Sales frusn nfnrss n 90 90.
CHEEsE-ws'isrn Reserve. cash S g. boxes 81
cents.
COFFEE -Ro sssI; Javs HALF; H.vann, 81
a53 good SIMPLY.
FEATHERS-in demand at23s25e
FLOUR from wagons 81 IS; e4se4 z 8 fsiaf
LARD--fslic.
MoLAssEs-stoek iishs. ssies II 27iQo.
NAILS-Busion arsoriei 81 75se5 OF Junisfta
assorted n. ~ charge 81 Veg; Ifon 90 S..
OlIs-Linsesd 75a76c.s Lard 50a62c.
sU0AR-By he hhd, 5ls6{c.g dali
sEEDS-FlaE sssd S0aolc; Clover IS So Tin.
oily a.
ToBACCO-Ws qsois hr,s Il e. $3.50 so
sscoods u 7Ose2 IS; iihrl.. el zfssi So b.,
'h4s eeming ", 70 comPssision n slas masssi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

'Ssre III sars you, you, lying smooth
tongued sounded ~
Me liet me Won scoundrel! vot for
You accuse me hat You 10 Won lie Your
self-you is v"n grand impudence, be
gar! You come here 10 curse me for hel
begarr
'You needn't bristls up to me, Mon,
sieur, can eat up two, Frenchsnen Jus,
like you at one meal
'p,abls Vat! You eaty ne-you Won
diab'e DAM You Won savage--you Wild
an i,naile brute, DO CARL
There's no use in all that, Monsieur.
You're q lying william. you told me a
cock and bull story ab,ut the age Of that
horse which is all TO such thing.
BE CARL lis no s1ch thing-'tis no
boil and cock. vat me sells you the horse.
Sare, you be-
sWhatp
under Won grand mistake, sare; Won
grand mistake, say nothing nj all a
bout bull and a cock. sell Won Won
horse. Mon Dieu!
but yoa cheated me in the age. The
morse, as 4 am credibly informed, i.
al twenty, d not ;wenty-one years DID,,
'Oui. oui dat is the azghe-yes, sare
dat is what I C III him.
The devil il is! you told me he wa,
ten or eleven
NO sare, no tell you he ten or elev
en-. Dat is one grand mistake, sare
Dat ieeiie word you pit in. me no pu,
him iarc Me say the horse ten upo,
eleven.'
We'll, what's the difference
Differences! Be gar! you Won English,
simericane, and you not know de differ
ence tell betwish You anglishe vorJi
Or--he no upon-u pon-he no or. nj,
norEnglishe, but cure, dare one Crane
difference between de TWO leetle word
i know theirs difference replied the
purchaser, but You meant TO cheat m,
in the age Of the horse-you meant
should pnl.-s,.--1--..,.--., mr. el.vao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

LATE FROM CANADA.--1hs Metropolis in
esss has been ihruwn into quite a B.shel like cx n
fusion. ny The unexpected intelligence that The
toniaine administration. which during the Session.
hid conirslled the desiinies &c Uniied Can ada ID
with rid az iron. and has iss mcmhers, wuh hut
one xcep'ion had retired. For some Time pas. Mr..
Laion'aine's mnj"r''y ~ss = treas To he publicly
ooo-'ed @" The II or as an ats'lnie power land
cry measure he brought iorwArd was ir,umpi.anily
cnfued.
On Saturday. however. il was known thsf Sir
Charles MeicaIfe had held cabinet cuunc,l. which
eneai ed the attention Of the r srv.
efai hours. und on Monday al the opening Of The
Assembly Md the usual routine Of bnsine-s had
been gone through. Mr. Lalonlsine rose and iafurm
ed the house that he and his colleagues. with the
e1rePionoi Mr.. Secretary Daily. had resigned their
offices. and that the Governor Gcncrai had beea
peased % accep, The same.
The new Ministry has not yer mem G,nnd; hut
= Is ascerained that HIS Exceliency The Governor
General has soughi the assistance of Draper turner
ly At'ornry General Of Cannds) snd Mr.. w hit rri-.
81 The Legislative Council; il is undrrssd also that
the French o,a' patty is To be represented IN the
new Cabin,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

DIED Yesterday morning. in this city MISS
MARY REBECcA BRocKUNIER. daughter af
The Rev X Bfoekunief. in The 9th year u her
age Her youthful days were devoted To The service
Of her GOd and throughout her lo.g and painful
afiisIion his presence and grace supported her. and
enabled her in her last moments 10 anticipate ~ilh
Chris'ian confidence bIissfu immortality beyond
The grave Miss Bsoekunier. will be ilierrsd an lie
burial ground near MarinsyilIe. o Her fnarsal Will
leave the residence Of her a,her Quincy street.
10 day a, 10 o'clock M The iriends Of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

Many Of The papers, in publishing Inc names o
The Members Of Congress from Virginia make one
very great omission. They omn The name Of Brig.
adier General Augustus AursIIOs Chspmsn;--a per.
feet ihubdssgusI-as some will find 10 their sorrow.
who have dared 10 annihsIe him and strike his
naiie from The rolls Of lame. General c. Is ny Ia
the most imposing man Of The Virginia delegation
10 manly person. a Ministerial paunch. aud ma
Jes'ie walk. he adds oraIoFical powers which will
make The Capitol at Washington srenbIs 10 ids b.ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

a CALUMNy REFUTED.--A story hes been
going The rOunds Of The papers lhai HorEsr Jouu
DAVIS when ihs news reached Washington that the
British bed isksn and born, Washington City. threw
up his bet into the cir. and gsvs three loud and
ehohins huzzas. gentleman IN Kentucky, on re.
eriving he story IN print. addressed lsIlsr 10 Mr.
Da1ls' inqut'og into The ruth of the mailer Me-
Dsvis in bis reply says. 4 Answer. m as ,no.f "a.
qualified ssHss, that Fa0N sorruw TO rop.-fS n,
LENorH AED BaEADrH, If ~ FALsEF In add
nnn ne senior editor q the Cinci nnan Afias avs
maj he waa with NJ. Davis 81 the Time the esws
reached Worcester. end no other feeling was svine
- nan such e should b fst % sseh en- oeeasion
~ every bue Amsricsn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

A GREAT cOUNTY.-CoIoneI Stone snnoun.
eed 10 the world some time during the oa.t sum
meF that the good people Of Suffolk county had
been aslonished beyond measure BY an announce
ineni IA his paper that Jefferson wss not now can
d'da'e zoe the Presidency and hence no longer re-
CURED their votes A. The lime, we Thoughts IL one
o. the Colo"es quizzical nvsnirons BAT The result
o. me recent seeiion N that eVunty has some hat
staggered sur UDbelisf. From some cause they haUs
stopped voting! LDok At The official RESINS
Whole number ofvoses only A32; IN 1910. 5.o97.
"ih The Colonel eEPiaini- Albany EDs Journal.
'Erplainr Why. the explanation is obv,Oos-
The pa'rio'io people Of scSlk. ell bul the aiors.
ss'd 1872 having a length heard Of the dsa,, Of
Jefferson supposed Of c"onss ihers wss no further
need II voting 'wha''s the user lhoughI they. snd
hey kept on digging their elsms,--Commsre,al a.
ssrnssy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

The No. Of csmpbeli's Foreign mi-Monihly
Magazine, fcr Doc. I. we have received and rsad
with very great leosure, The Embellishments of
this number is very beautiful, being q view &C n
Country Church Yard, from Crews Eegy. panied
oy l. Cres~ick. and engraved by SsrIain. The
contents are Ten year. history Of Franceby NJ Lou
Blanc. a Review from the Foreign Quarterly. A
very severe review Of the mema,r. OF Jeremy
Ben,iam. PART Sd Of "reminiscences Of Men and
Things, being sketch Of Lou. Philippe. Mem,lr.
OF Pictures. lively article on Flaxman; together
with several amusing articles. one Of which The
Flee Marriage We copy. and Poetry. Miscellany.
Arr and Science and Obituary Nciices d is well
worth the money ia costs. AID published semi.
monthly iof dollars. is among The cheapest works
Of the Kind in The county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

TExAs--The apprehension sppees 10 be vn
lively Of the cart. that Mr. Tyler no, sa,isfisd viii,
The mischief he has done. hating h.sh parties Of the
country with the hale aHd desire fer revenge. n I
beams IN The breast Of the reprobaie toward ,ha,
society fcm which. for his own ua ~orihiness. he
has been thrust. contemplate preaching the que.
ton Of the annexation Of Texas In The Union, in nj.
forthcoming message. That he does design do ne
q. there can be lH'le doubt; boz We have no fear.
that he will be able 10 distract parties iheseb, =
Those engaged in Consress.have higher game sfoo,
thar kicking his foo' balls. end s TO be hoped that,
should The question come mp. il will be ac,ed upon
with as i''le delay rs possIhIe If The Souh has as
many brains as she Is thought 10 have. the anneza.
ton project " al get Lui few votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

JUDGESIN KANSAS--TheA Arkansas judges
appear by tbs 10 account. have nsrd time u
Il. The Solh'~ing . The late charge OF the fion.
John Field. iadge Of The six Judicial district. 10 tie
grand jury Of Homestead cotinfys
In SEINE paris Of Arkansas Il % really dangerous
for judge - protect bis station from insult. or a.
ssri he authority. u ~hai he doesor says Is not ex
actly aeFesabe 70 The lasts OF SINE. ne danger
of annihilai'on- One OF two prosecuting attorneys.
in The nsrsiesn par Of The Sisie, have been wsyaid
and murdered for doing their du'y. In aoosher part
. judge We barred oat = me courthouse by shs
pepslaee. end HE life pot IN danger merely because
he wished 70 hold his cpuu The law directed
Ano her judge IVES near being STACKED whilsi on
his bench. for exercising bis authority IN keeping
silence In the coUrihonss during business kours
Anuihcr iu Igs VS. breed BY aa armed rufIiao 70
leave he bench and drink viii him, snd ibis whilst
hls cosit eas in session."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05
.suAII III BE ASH OR MAcNoxlx1-rh.

SHALL 1T BIZ ASH OR MACNOklA7,-The
abpve is the quere oi the Richmond quiser. in
repairing the that pole has been cut "a Ash
la,.d Coo The Clay Banner ia the Bill more Cnven-
ton The ediior alludes Ia she sifs Of the grand
aawesing Magnolia sometime made to Mr..
Clay
The FIs athen Idols had Zach u cir favorit> Tree.
The Oak was eousecra,ed to Jupiter. ,hc Olive a.
Minerva the Myrtle TO Venus. &C. The qne-iso"
now Is, which shall he con-ecrafed to H-ny Cisyf
a wss hot few weeks since, thsi tiorsicaiar'-'
an the banks &c the Mississippi sent HIM Magnolia
and dec,cs'ed u IN his Divinity. Ths Federal pses-
ses caught The sssnd. end nothing sublime
pulling su,,shle the genius Of fieny Clay. a.
The towering ssd dn~er bearing tree of the Amsc
lean sress."
Ba, the recently Gu, Ash saplins Ieads Mr.. Ri,ch
ie Ia ~xelsisns
Ash; then lei il he. and cut fum Askiand.-
And hencelorsh Ash s ~ he The iavorisc Tree Of Mr.
Clay. Il is IN constitute part & the nnmnery ol
1874; and lei IL be andersss<i that Me-. Clay does
MT hesitate 20 sfoop Ia such mummerJ"
OF course. tine gentleman ~hs thought ,bss Gene
raj Jaekson wonh. make ab'at good Psesden
q cuck would saiior. Id nal think that IN.
use of the Hickory Pole might be pleaded as psere
q ent.
| But in reply to the question. We answer that j
shall be both Ash and Magnolia When strength
and vis1 are regulate. the tough Ash shall repre-
sent The f'rce and renaciiy Of pnrpse Of the grea
statesman; and When the consequences of has lahor
iar the glory and pres; eriy VI the nation shall h
seen in the peoples hsppiness. aud h,- own eleva
iion the Presidency. then what appropriate q
the gors~oas native a,wrr of he American fofes
whose beauty d igh's Tho eye while every sec,,o
af the c'unry 10 made redoleni with lie fsr reac
ing fragrance.
Let then he brh Magnolia and Ash. Tn
ssens n q beauty &c III American foresi ar M
propriaie eahiem- al The beauty C the oil ,ica
course, and the strength Of The political eharac,s
Of HENRY CLAY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

SLEEPING ON RAIL ROAD. On Monday
afternoon o. the downward train Of the Western
Railroad was approaching Palmer. man was alr
served lying on Inc track. Il Yves too late ~ s,oo
he engine - o. n prevent ifs passing ,ver hun
He was - much injured that - wns Ihoughi he
won'd NOT survive. II was ascerained thai he was
60 s,ot hs,,ko.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05
BUIIDINC IN RICAIMoND-

We remember no time al which greater number
Of buildings were under way Than al present There
Is activity III respect in almost every part of the
city. The buildings. too. that are goipg npndicaIe
quite an improved taste. Besides there are many
alterations and Improvements sak'ng place build
ings IN different quarters Those Who have heen
absent from The city or time express on their
return surprise well a. pleasure 81 the changes
that have been made in The general appearances oI
the city BY these mpro, emenIs .--Conpiler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

When the English 6eet was bearing
down upon the French of Trafalgar. =
sailor ~ho was devouily kneling At the
sloe OF gun was asked by an officer IL
ne was afraid. "Afraidl" replied the tar
~No' was only praying that the enc
my's shot might be distributed in the
same proportion Rs the prize money, the
greatest among the ofieersr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

VA saddler named Doyle. oi Lille Roc 4
(Ark) killed his wife an The 20th uii BY pouring
boiling pot Of rosin and grease over her head The
por womsns serrams were heard hall mile die
iani. Her head and lace we're eDiisely roaicd and
scared with the pitch. which had rnn inio her bson
and DOWN the back &c her neck. The husband e.
sccped. bat was pos-ued. aud al length s,uad lying
dead or his face in lille rivalei With his thrnai
cut fm ear to ear. and bloody jsck knife cIssped
tightly in his hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

From the New Orleans BaIIeun Of Nov. 81. We
regret TO learn that the Hon. Alexander Porter. u.
s. Senator from Louiuana, had come down The Mis-
si.siPPi from the north. and landed at elaqusmine;
hssing been quite IL al Phiadelphis and returned
10 the south for the benefit Of ms health
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

SOMETHING CURloUs.--The Richmond
ahg publishes what purpors 10 he the official re.
suit Of the Congressional election in the Albemar-
District for Congress. The election took place last
spring. and II now makes out Goggin (whlg) 10 be
elected by majoriIyi and assert. that The sfficsl
vote has before been published.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

letter from washing,on says Master r Tyler.
Is about to rrpa'r 10 Pilsdeiphia prart'ce law
II ~ piy ior his iatber il MI sor himself. thai he
did mot leave Washington lors ago. Most if no,
oil the s~xa,'"ns and ~ii.nr ap~,iuimens that have
been made under The miserable Tyler reign. have
sprang from this fIs recent aioriivs inter-
ference " nh Secretary SPENCER has greatly cooled
his arrogance. and caused him Cor look quite
demure'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

TENNESSEE.--A bili hos passed the lovsr
branch oflhe Tennessss Legislative providing l,r
the election u Uplis6 States Senasoss The Nah.
vilio Wig "a Tassday. says
This psasags ~ mr. bill ~ he House. end 4 will
no doubl psss me 8enais settles 81 sssi or She ore,
ssn svoxed qseslon which lor lie lsst two vss,,
has occasiensd much parry e1enemeni and viii. 70,
ne fuiors. plsysnt dispoies > 70 The manner Of .
lecting senaion"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

y NEMPERANcE NOrIcE-MELLOR me-.
~ JnsI fsc'a nes edIiion of Sex N,ehs with
The Washingi"nisns. iOr 81 els. Come on >, S,eT
Heods,' End get one
INTERESTING TO FENALEs-ME Nellie A..
I reeie snoiher new work. THE srOi IN WIFE
~ AT'har' This = one u Anhars vssy be,s
Psoeue,'"'". Cell SsOn n you want one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05
4 DvICE TO ALL-Eve.v ,.miIv -,

a DViCE TO ALB-Every family. par,;cu.
IA lsiiy Ibse he live al a distance n A..
e"on'ry. shoud always he provided wrh .up,Iv
"' The SFAiNBURH'S Vegetable Extroef PM.
~h'eh being timely administered will prevenl he
respectable persns ~ no having used h.u h ,h.,
iamlIes) now eta ready iessiG 10 he excellent
health PreseTv i'g qualities of these PilIs
k"bt mpsl's. No 470 Greenwich 81, New Y.rk.
Francis Poet. IS Vandsss q 40
Wm Frisby. 36s Hadson 81 do
Henry Tbofn. 2l6 Division q Al.
N Assdensan $50 Spring q 40
w Lester. l32 Sullivan u do
Ffice % rents per bsz. Oafcs 335 Br,,.d~.v
neEt door below he TalssnaeIe.
For sale a. The bool stole II WI moan
AisO. by W a ssrsT-r
oec So1sh Wheelinx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

BENE SEED OiL--'fhe Oaechits Courier says
thai the beDs plant cultivated with sseress by Mr.
M'tn'yre. or the purpose of obtaining oll finn iis
seed Twenty bushel h Of serd V cDI.sidered far
average per sore, which will give SO gallons pure
oil. work. 81 IS per gallon. making produei Of
and superior 20 the olive oil nsoally oblsircd H.
% pretty generally knewn,i ha roIhng Is more soOit.
ing eases Of chOlera inlantum oF bowel complaints
especially. in children. than the fsuciIsge male by
dipping the green leaf IN saief--ibs seed s also
an agreeable article ssae,ninx f,r fDod
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

THE ARTS MIR. Hart. self made arts, Of
great merit residing in Lexington Ky. has executed
bust Of Alexander Ca npbsll thai is highly cum.
Plimen,ed in The lexington Observer. The friend.
Of Mr. Campbell can n'w...~e suppose. al mode
rate expense. obtain his bHsl 10 plaster.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

The importance OF domestic manufactures IN m.
agricultural interests is coacIusiveIy shown in m,
TACT that Massachusetts si,,ne buys OF other States
more Grain than Geeai B'iia,n--an.i thai she la.
d"'e 80 Cor he whole rer.od since she became dc.
cidrdiy Manufacturing Slsie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

There win BE- ionr Editors IN ne nsrf Congress
-Luihsf ssversncs OF Augusta. Maize, Edmund
Burke, u usyerhin. N. Hampshifs; John Riueg.
- Reading p. end John Wenlwofh, Of Chicaao
W. We o'iisye that Yeloey Z. Howard j. slscisd
RON Mississippi.,sbo has slso been . oromirsnf ID
10 il ihai s,sis.--lFewark Psa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

AN OMEN--O, Saturday, mprnng an Amer j.
IN" Easse pesched ussn Oh The top If lhe sr~ma 81
Of the packets Up Prince Albert. aud sal there
Tor two o. three hours. urge rrowd of peorle
noticed the OrcuneDcs. Whesl he stretched his
brUad wings snd lraped Oh. and. al 6rsi. sank 10
wards The earth. shot gun red 81 him " hich
cut of few feathers. bal Odd not stop the nnble
bird from his fight 70 The west. The Is " g.
thy Of the study Of ell who learned ia the isu-
port of significant rven's.--N y. jour. Of Con.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

can Posslbiy cheat VOW. ne ga.- -
no cart dat you put de afore-de homes,
azghe Of de horse is vot tells you, ten
On eleven and be gar, You 6ud hin so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

A new sugar refinery bas been estab.
Iished in 81 Louis which will turn oui
from 900 % ! 500 pounds Of re6sed gu.
gar per dsy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

CONGRESS We have made the besi possible
arrangements for reports of Congressional proce ed
inss IN The Times. and. f We are no, much mistaken,
our readers wilI be well pleased "a ith Them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

IiON,-Vc will sell o. Auction no,,,r. ~,
Wednesday morning the 18th inst a. . oiciock.
A tract ~ iand lYfaa shout 3 miles frors fhe
city q W reeltng,, Nal9unlnE lands efZ Jacob,
eopied 81 Cathsuns Loop
khS-One hslf The farehass naoasv 20 BE-
pad doEns ona tac.balanef IN one yoaf 9TH
: S a:.''' 's" kitka4s As...,.- /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

MIR. CEAr will leave Ashland on hi. souther.
excursion. about the 18Th Of this month.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

There was a sevsss ere in Ban,more. on Friday
night last. turning ss,ensve biscuit aud cracker
bakery on Patterson 81. $50 bbls Flour were cum
sumsd-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

Honest John Dsvn. arrived al 81. Louis ON IN,
25Ih ul. on his way 10 Illinois.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05
A FATED FAMILY.

The last number Of the Sahi~rranean cantains q
sketch Of Nike Walsh. hi,h after stating ina, his
father. Who was once wur'h $4,000. became insol
vent asd died Of q broken heart; says:
The children. Consisting Of four br thers of VII. m
Mike was the youngest, and girl. were scattered
IN oil direchons. the laiIsr alone staying wmh the
mother. singular fatality attended them all One
of The hroIhers fell si the side of Crockeit nj the
massacre Of the Alamo. An"her was shut in n
duel taught acruss liable in the ) nth. The ih,rd
Was bura in the Ben Sherrod. ard The SISTER PERISH
ed in the III failed Lerrgtonr land yet Gni is a
bove alia) The mJiher soon fol wed and lei, him.
like Logan. the last OF his race:"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

HUMBuG.-We wish 10 10 be disIinctI, un FER.
siood. the certificates and other pr.of of the excel
ience Of DIR wisIsr's Balssm OF Wild Cherry which
appear IN This PAPER OCCASIONALLY. are fully and
strictly true. Nome OIher will he given The
following - irVm n well known builder:
NEW YORK March 10. le43,
] was last fall attacked With paia and severe
so'eness Of the chest. which continued for number
OF weeks had previously. 5or several years. been
suhjeri 10 permanent weakness. unused by strain.
This last aiiack gave nc much apprehension, rs
feared u was the tommenc emenI of q aial disease
About The middle # d cemhor begun 10 take DR.
W's'ars 'lssm Of ~id Cheuy--a single bottle .f
which soon removed NIL soreness from the chest.
added. sIretgih aud vignr 70 the lungs--and now
regard myself a. PERFECTLY sniind end we'll.
JOHN BROWN. 81 Ann Street..
Sid IN Wheelipe by JCRUMRACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05

The Commission spi.sns-.i ~ nsv~sr,s@ss~ss-
bo"ks of The Kna Insurance Company, have roe
yet made ses-sr,. hut they 6nd Thai their late
Secretary has distracted ly neans fase enir:cs-
&C. upwards of s5O.o0O--his pslierines have b-ed
carried la small nav. iaf the lssi 10 yeasssan
such was lns rrps,ason aud standing IN snrsest<
that when default Of $4,000 was d,ss~,~scsi rsEs
s's months ago. was hushsd sp, and made 10
appear the result ol pceidens s-<tk