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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

JUMPING OVER SUNBEAMS.-A gentleman
who recently crossed the r. brdge.at Troy, in the
train OF cars, informs the Philade phia Ledger that
drove o cattle was also crossing the same Tin e. The
bridge isdark, except at intervals where there are
small openings 10 admit The light As the day was
light one, the sun shone through in such manner
as To- make The dust Opposite the opening appear like
solid mass. The caIlle SEEMED 10 think ST. for a.
they approached The openings. some would draw
back, others sioop and pass under the sunbeams on
their knees, whilst others. more daring, would
CALAMITY leap over them Among the leapers was
one very handsome white heIfer. which, und ismay-
ed 10y The number OF these appalling Obstacles leaped
over every one in succession clearing them by sew.
eral inches The passengers the train were highly
amused nj the occurrence, and observed that of the
whole drove but very few found their mistake
beiore they approached The end Of The bridge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

ment TO an excellent postin South Amer
lca- lie is now in Georgetown. and has
no hopes Of my success. Come aud be
a partner Of our happiness
Her eyes flashed with her elaied feel.
ngS. An expression full OF triumph
and hope beamed from every feature =
never had she seemed half so beautiful
The carriage stopped, and we alight.
ed. A physicians chLisa was at the
door. My companion did nn, seem To-
notice 1t, but ran up the steps in front OF
the house and eagerly rang the bell
never shall forget her face and figure.
as she turned To me, while inpatienjly
waiting Tor an answer 10 her summons,
and exul:ingly shook in her extended
hand, the parchment commission. The
door was opened. What an expression
of grief and commseration is in that
face! Ii is Mrs. Boutwell,. My com
Panion paused suddenly, and gazed sew
raj moments, witho out speaking, in her
eyes. Too well she read their story -
The parchment drops from her hands;
and with the moan Of breaking heart,
she sinks back insensble in my arms.
- COinlnlSSlOIi hou come 100 late.-
The subject Of it had been appointed to
a higher post than any which human
power could have established.
But what became Of the unknown
beller Alas! never again was the bright
salon made brighter by her presence!-
Never again were her sy Jpn like feet
seen 10 twinkle in the may dance!-I
Never again did that beautiful form
more beautiful than young sculptors
picture IN their dreams attract the ad
mIrlng eyes of festive assembly! Such
was her devoted affection that she soon
followed It's departed object 10 that hap
pier land, where pure souls find their
lasting reward. Fashion missed her.
and asked, where is she2 but forgot
the question ere 1t was answered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
KNOWLEDGE

What - q that mainly distinguishes man from a
brule7 Knowledge.
What makes the vos, difference between savage
and civilized naiioBs1 knowledge
What forms the principal difference between men
as they appear IN the same society," Knowledge
What raised Franklin from the humble staiion NJ
printers boy to the first hOnou Of his counrry1--
Know ledge.
What took Sherman from bis shoe makers seat
gave him a seat ~ Congress, and there made hls
voice TO be heard among The wis,s and beet Of his
cOmpeersi Know ledge.
What raised Simpson from tho viewers Ioom 70
be placed among the fret maihsmaiicians. and Her
schell from being poor fier's boy in the army. 10
staifon among the first asronomersi Know le5gc
u Is the philosopher slone-ibe true alcbyrov
mat turns everything q touches into gold. Il 10 the
scepire that gives as dominion over nature. tbs
key that unlocks the OF the creation and oe.n,
10 u' the stores Of the Universe Literary EmporI
sG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
THE NEXT PREslDENr ELECrIoN-rb

IHE NEAF PRESIDENT ELECrlON-The
election Of "A IS 10 be no jpke ConlDund these
Whigs-ihey are lIko Iohn Barley corn; why Will
they not Stay deadl Although it so satisiacrnrll,
seems at one lime that tho brains were out. IL is
however foituuaie hing for US that we have met
This year with the Two suddehi checks. IN our gene.
raj career Of sweeping prosperity. by Which we
Were brought up rather unpeIsanrly, u must be
confessed ~ North Carolina and Tennessee. Like
me voice OF HE sinve Whose duty it was to 81 on
the Irumphal car To remind the csnoueror tI,,t he
was but IN and mortal. they have come TN,
warnings, Of which We adJure our friend, r,t Ia e
unmindiul, that even in the midst Of slreu: 9Th
hold our pride Of place by difficult aid doubtful
tenure. Democratic Riyiew
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

The New York correspondent of the National
Inielligencer writes
The mail immunurs are now fairly invaded in
New York Oysters aud IN 'gazne readpR-the
last degrees Of indulgence IN food. bodily and
tal-were uli lately. the prergulives OF the lOrdly
SEX sent You IN late letter the plan of u
Ladies Reading room" | see Ivy 10 days paper
that the A lhHmbra has added TO us attractions a
Ladies Oysler'sh"P. peneIrabl- only under Petii-
coat Pt.Oiaee, occupying the whole of the secuud
story Oi The hulldg. and furnished ~ the NEST cost
ly manner with Brussels carpet. French suas oIIo-
mans &c. In addition TO every Description Of
hl'cll"nh'Y oysters ia every variety are served
up c"fee chocolaie, and oil Inanner of reli,bc,
This New York is geIIing to be a luxurious village
par bleu,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

ASSASSINATION Il as; evening. abou, &
O'c.ock' Mr. WIN G Benham. brulher.In.law Of the
senior editor OF Ihs paper. sabbed at The While
Mansion, corner Of Market aud Third Streets. by
Talbot Oldham, son Of Judge oldham. Of Jefferson
county. Sumo slight quarrel having taken place
Oldham stabbed Mr. Benham twice. with bowie
knife. once IN the arm The shoulder. severing
a large artery, and once M the back. Mr. b. died
about midnight We do not wish at present to
detail all The cIrcums tances OfIhe concurrence but
II they have been truly detailed TO Us Dy eye viii.
nesses The act was aIrocious a murder as ever
was perpeIrated Mr.. ID. was entirely u armed. -
Lou Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

IL will be seen by the call from many of the first
men about West Liberty. that The Clay BugIe is to
be sounded there early in November There is one
feature evident even early in This canvass that
will have great weight in the result IL is that the
men Of intelligence, Of pu'ey business habi's, VIII
are not wnnt To be foremost in things Of this sort
have taken The lead in the canvass Those who
are kno Sn as politicians purely make way for IN,
people, and the people are doing their own voting
and their own fighting
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

EXPLOSION OF 4 POWDER MAG AZINE
AT MADRID.-On the 29i ulI the inhahiIancc oi
the Spanish ChpIIal were awakened n a late hnu
oil the night by the ayplnsinn of the powder mag.
azIne al the gate of Bilboe. II was temrndeuus
The oiy was shaken as b. earthquake. tn.
building was Instantly q mass Of ruins, Iog ether
VITA many neighbnnug houses. Every pers u
within It's walls persisted. Ten muIuaIed b,dirs
had been recovered al the last advices, and the.
others are ascertairtd la have been killed The
victims Of this inghiiul catastrophe, including the
wounded. are estimated al from twenty Eve To
thirty.
The explosion is supposed TO have been the signal
for a revolt. Several individuals have since b en-
arrested, among whom Officers oil Co, siderable
celebrity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

A FOURIER RIOT IN GEORGIA.-Gen. Bris.
oane' q devoted advocate Of FOurierism and who
has for some time past been attempting To test the
system on large scale ia Georgia, has had diff
Gully with the ocmulgee and Flint Railroad, IRWIN
county in that State, which had nearly resulted in
the destruction Of himself and family the militia OF
Columbus turned out under Col FIT. and bore OF
Gen Brisbane and family from the scene Of disorder
The cause Of the nsubordnalion Of the laborer, il
not stated. Gen. Brisbane superintendent Of The
road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
French Roots

OIIN T.. WADE ~ NOW manufacturing a sup.
~ rIor article Of CENTS BOO rs, att or The la,s,,
FRENCH STYLE and made OF the best philaJaI.
phIa "aersls, whGh he war; ,nis to renpete viii
anything ever gotten up in the Uned States, and
al The following prices,
GOOD CALF BOOIS, ssno
,i,,,rr 90 6UU
a., - M s"ph"h d 81
Water prOoi do. with CoIk and India Rubber / u0
extra.
Ladies' anI ChilLrens' BOOTS and SHOES mad.
~ The neaIesl style. urt1I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

IL is known that large quantities. of Cheese nre
W eIp"rIed To England; and The airIcle ii Appear.
IS also becoming verv considerable item OF ex.
port to China. The first experiment in the eIporIa.
lion OF this article 10 Canton, says the n Courier
was undertaken by Mr. c Hr'Sns. commission
merchant OF Thai city, and Al proved profitable
that II IS rapidly increasing in amount. anI promises
To become very considerable Item IN our export.
To that country. ID Is packed whole IN tin case,
filled with sa~dusi aud soldered so as 10 exclude
The air. Ia this way ii keeps well and we trust
may continue 10 pay well.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

INSTRUCTIONS TO REPRESENTATIVES
ihe following remarks, by speaker ina French
assembly at Bordeaux which had met to seek the
countenanee Of The Governmenlin respect To the
vine growing interest. set 10Th briefly the Inpropri.
ely OF instructions as pertaining 10 q system OF
representative gOvernmen:
Gentlemen. a vote Of instruction has been talked
al; and this gives The occasion To say Iw,.
words on the subject. if su the pleasure of IA p
assembly. lfes,yes; speak ] lJuk upon insIruc c.
tons n having tw" incUnv they are Iey al
they are useless.-They are ilrgnl, because the
Constitution reserves 10 the Chamber, Che Legs.
Iaure the right OF discussing add citing laws; "a d
u The right OF instruction Is assumed, that power
over the laws is transferred 1rm tho Leg urs IL,
tho electors. Further instructions are useless; for
they ann only iS bring about coniormiy of the
representatives. opinions 10 those NDf his constituents;
IN order Ia which they would elacI from tho Tor
msr the abandonment Of his own opiI ions; bal is II
not far simpler and sureT 10 select as repre- enln
uvesmeh whose opinions you like. whrn you
can depend. aud Of whom sacrifice vi this s,r
need be requir,dl'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
STAINBrRN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT

- PILLS IRE one Of the most valuable n,sJirins
nov before ihe public. Read the cures IIey have
performed. AID Judge for yourselves
Mr. Shui. Of BluumIngdule, Y, cured Of
The i''c aud sgue Of mouths sinndIng
Mr. Jo'n Temple, Of Harlem. N Y, cured ofibe
over aud "gue by using only doses
Mr. w ilinm Msnch Of Harlem cured o. wo,ros,
Shirh had reduced him so low as 10 DO unable 10
work.
Mr. J'm Thorn. Of Jersey City, " J. cured Of
d1pl"fui''r debility and weakness Of The nerves
Mr. Nin VI Sherwood. Of Jersey City N J, cured
OF The gravel which entirely deprived him Of rest
day n-shi.
M Robert Murlis. No 479 Greenw ich st., N Y,
cured 81 liIe IuflpeLzi, pains IN his body, &c. OF
mnny years siuRding.
Mr. Waterbury. No 2 Clark 81. n Y. cured Of
an asnu'rr and consumptIVe complaint VI several
ears sinrding.
Mr. Ffaucis Lane, Of Hoboken. " J, cured Of n
rheumatic complaint 81 two years standing. accom-.
panied with on inyOlcmte srUrvy. that covered
nearly his whple budy
Pnce % conis per boz. Office 335 Broadway
next door below tie tabernacle
forsnle BY JOHN II THOMPSON,
al The bookstore of w ROBB
Also, by W BaSSETr
o'@4 South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

EXTEMPORARY MILK,-Tb. Io,Jo, I,,..,
says, that "a RussIan chemist has found out me,b.
"d Of in'urng supply Of milk eItemporaneou.ly. /"
lie evaporaies newly drawn milk, ai a gentle hen,
until u Is converted INTO a fine powder, which 10
Kept m closely stopped bottles. aud ofords ZOO
mIk on being mixed with wafer. even after con.
siderable lapse Of lime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

DREADFUL!-According 10 DR. Blrhan the nun.
Der Of children annually burned to death IN Greaf
Britain ~ consequence Of their colhes takine FIRE Is
nearly ihiee thousand! Undoubtedly large mum.
Der Of these deaths could be prevented, by subs,u.
ting wOOllen Of cotton clothing st the s.ss,, -,
fires are necessary Tor comfort
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
THE STEAMSHIP RACE-Tb. N.w w.,

THE STEAMSHIP RACE-The New y,,L
correspondent Of The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette
writes, under date Of Thursday, p. NJ
The Great Western sailed at p. NJ. accom-, anied
ny The u. irigaie Princeton. From the shorI view
obtained from the wharves, il is impossible 10 Judge
which sailed The fastest but The Princeton nne,re
10 have The best of IT. She certainly is great beau
ty. great number Of our cspains me cl1 is md
other scientific gentlemen on board the Prince.
ton for the purpose Of examining her qualities TO the
utmost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
MONROE HOIISE
Get. btiw,en Mum and Market ,S,r,,,,
WHEELING. VA

WHEELING. VA.
JAMES MATTERS. Proprietor.
ME Monroe House has been eI.lirely renoyoted
Il aud rehIIed throughout. and the proprietor
"S 10 hesitation m saying that he accommodate
me travelling public WELL if not beiier Than any
o'her Hotel IN this city, HIS unIiring ererrions
shaI be devoted TO The comfort of his guests. This
h"Hse Is located within 20 ruus Of The Steam Ron,
Landing AID nearly opposite the Post Office, making
u desr""ir stopping piece Tor strangers visunS
'he cl y on business. Baggage will be cnnyeved A.
''u nom Sir"mhal' free at charge. AID coache,
VIII { all At lie door 10 receive pns,enpers
h'iirh' d - tie house is - good STABLE yyb;cb
VIII be well and carefully attended 10, STRANGE,
a. mi''c' "I any hour oi The night Churu., made
To suit the Lmss o., %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

APOTATO STORY.-The Otsego 9cprb Irn.
contains statement. supported BY nhidovits sworn IN
before Justice Of The Peace. whIth We think out
potatoes all creation. Mr.. David B. Shepherd, Of
Oisego' proves as ninrsad that on The ihnd dny Of
P'esen' m 'nlh' he did between 4 0'cluck, A. NJ
and hlieen mlnuiis past z. NJ. pull the vines.
dig and pick up three hundred and sI bn,bels ~
BUtatOes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

enterprise, and can only be prevented
from ;eeming with human life, and
swelling the avenues Of commerce with
the richest products Of agriculture, by "a
degree Of blindness and tstuiIy not to be
supposed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

We copy the following from The Hopkinsville
Gazette OF the Lib inst On Tuesday evening last
about sunset, two strangers IN q small two horse
deathnrn, were observed TO stop nj u place called
the Salubtious Springs Meeting Huuse They
kinded lire nj this spuI in The open air. under
tree, and repaired To the residence of Mr. Holland
where they had some biscuit baked, and bought a
lew pounds Of bacon. A gentleman returning Some
about O'Clock al night, observed The siranerr, by
their hre' talking IN low voice AT an early hour
next morning one Of the strangers was discov cred
mHrdered lying beflre the fire under some covering
with his face horribly muIIloreJ by hogs. club
and some Stones the instruments Of death, were
iound lying near the murdered man, few dollars
IN small coin were so scattered about the body but
The hendish assassin not there; under the lash of
guilt and fear he had ned. The dearbTn, with
snail gray horse. was left the ground the other
horse "a soIrel with probably blind birdie ON HIM
was gone IL was supposed that the murdered man
was killed by his companion nad thai name, was
The object. pair Of saddle bags was eT IN the
born; IN the saddle bags found some papers;
from an examination Of which II would appear. tina
their ooneT lives in WI tie county, Tennesse, and
that his name is Thomas Robinson"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

MONEY IN NEW YORK.-Tne New Yorl
Courier Of yesterday says:
The stock market confines unsettled Good SfocL =
are hrrA, and have exhibited a tendency To improve
within The last lew days-and the period Of ma
king the semi annual dividends is appruac hing there
Is little doubt but The advance will be maintained
particularly IN Bank ana dividend paying State
Stocks.
The Money Market is still abnndanty supplied
with capital, and no difficulty is lound in raising
short loans on Stock ami other securities OF 3a5 per
CT per annum and per CT. On bonds and morIga
&C. The SUPPLY Of paper al the Banks is qui,e lim
!ed rs The S'uIhern business owing To the backward
stale OF The Cotton crop and The sickness At New
ofea"s and Mobile has not yet come into full
operation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
WHEELING DAILY TINES.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1913.
FoK President ~ 1874
u T. y * u e. l. a N.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MAssAcmUsETTs
ORGANIZE oRGANIZEn

To me Democratic Ways Of Ono county
public meeting will be held nj the MANSION
HOUSE, in the Town sfWcsr Liberty. on Sainrds,
the 4lh day % November lSI3. At ~ O'clock M. fo
the purpose of forming CLAY CLUB. The friend,
Of q Sound Currency, Of the Protection Of American
Industry. OF an Economical Administration of tbe
General Government, aud the Elevation OF HEN
RN CLAY, OF Kentucky, TO the Presidency
are earnestly solicited TO attend.
John Hedges, James Duncl n.
Lew Mills, John Brady,
Hamilton Boon. John Jacob.
) HEDGES William Cunningham,
William Wells, John Pearce,
G. Hum, Garret Steele
ArChd Armstrong, Samuel Groves
ii Nanmeier. Joseph Morgan,
Joseph Marshall, John Russell,
John Hewlett, Jacob Roland.
Abraham Cox, Franz is Beck.
NJ NJ Saunders, Samuel Haddle
Andrew Mitchell, William Atkinson.
Joseph Morgan, Robert Mitchell
Mason NJ Dunlap. John Watde
Alexander Matthews, Samuel hl'Colloch,
John English. joseph Waddle. jr
oci ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
METHOD OF CATCHING MONKEYS IN

METHOD OF CATCHING MONKEYS IN
TIE NElGHBORHOOD Or ALGlERS.-Camp.
heif IA his letters from the South. gives the follow
ing account of the me, hnd of taking MONKEY, iu
Northern Africa; The klhyle oeasad attaches n
g"nrd' well fixed to tree; he puts some nee ia il.
aud strews me grains N The aperture to show that
Ihe'e may he more within. making hule inst
large enough TO admit the paw CT the monkey.
u",oi'u'aley' pug pu's IN his open paw and grabs
ms booly, but Is unable Ia draw il back heranse n
Is cIenched, aud he Is not enough TO think of
uh"lenchi"g u. Hence he remains a. The law
phrases IT. with his person attached aud is found
heAi morning, booking. yon may suppose. very fool.
lsh ard pcnnent The uden custom was 10 mn
him Instantly 10 death; bni. he viii auw fetch
'"eh'y iranis at AlG'ers, he Is sentenced only to
transportation 50 that the monkey. are NJ least one
part OF The population who have been benetleJ bv
the arrival OF the French
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

WATER AS FEEL.-Mr G NJ Stone i, lectur.
ing ct Louisville on the use Of liquid fuel lie pro.
poses TO use OIL bitumen and similar Substances for
inel' and hopes TO be able to JON water in such
manner that IT shall DO decOmposed and It's lpa ,m.
ma0ls elements join in the promotion Of combustion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

LONG IRON CHAIN-Thers are Owe, G,,,,h,,.
sand miles Of railroads in his country Win m.
double track, &c. these would make single line =,
chain of iron rails over ten thousand mile. IN le,
l' would reach across The Ansprc more Than me-.
tunes " ''''o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

ELECTORS or PRESIDENT neIi cleo.
ton Tor President will be decided under the new sp
Pofu"nment Of electors. The number 10 which each
State Is entitled. is set lurIh la The anne1ed
Politicians had better lay Il by for the purpose Of re-.
ifeslinE their memories. when the lime appyuacbe,
That sets them 10 making calculations Penn. Tel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

ionic .SONGS-The Go it while you're
- Young Songsler Lucy Longs lIummiug Bird;
Toe Kentucky mud Virginia S,ngsier; The Celestial
Songsltr Comic Singer Jewel; and the United
s'a'e' scfeamer and Rou.Ing Niger RJarer. Price
ohy W each. just reed and for sale by
oct "A WM J ROBB. 1913 Main ST.
NOR TIE JUVENlLHS-A fine assortment n
cOiored TOY BOOKS. may he found 81 lhs
Book Sl1re of WM } ROBE. I3S Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

K OIICE-AlI Persons having claim. against
~ Tie late iirn Of Stephenson x Hnswei Book
se''e'' w" IHea'e present them. aud those indebted
viii iIcHst make payment ,rihwIih In
oci "A JOHN ! HASWELL.. Union =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

JOHN @ ADAMS.-A lslrer from thi. venerable
man. Is published IN the Washington Reporter. The
letter is to Hon T NJ T MKennan, and accepts an
invitation TO spend day his house On his return
from his Western trip.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

It's sisted az fact worthy Of notice. that ib.re
are only four lawyers IN bJrh branches u the Iegi,
siure of Vermont
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

The Savannah papers announce the death Of Col.
JoHS MlLLES, member ofCOngress elect from Geor.
| ola
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

The New York Tribune says that large meeting
Of Master Boot and Shoe Makers, was held IN TIM,
city, and an effort was made to reduce The price.
now paid 10 JOurnsymen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

The ST Clairsvile Gazette virtually admits hat
had 1t not been for the abolition vote on The Reserve
there would have been scarce, grease spot Of To-
cOiUcOism left IN OhIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

Mr.. d. D. Mitchell has bee removed from the
office Of Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, in Mis-
souri, and Major Haryie. a three weeks old Tylerire
apnOinted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

We learn by IeIIer from New York, thai the
Illinois commissioners have cceeded in negotiating
loan Of sl.2oO,0OO in London, If that is sufficient
10 complete the State works and render them vail.
able. The money will in that case be advanced
forthwith