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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-12

ATTORNEY AT LAW
HAVING removed hom Columbus, and
II settled n Crenasa Nir-iuripBi. VII
practice MIXTURE II the Circuit Courts 81 falo-
5usha, Chociaws Carol. and TaIahaiehie
CouHtefi IN the Chancery Court Al Carol
lion, and the Distract Court Of the United
States a Ponioi0o.
Grenada, Miss. Aug. ist2.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS! !!
On cases fresh dry goods just reed from
Book, Swiss, Null and Plaid Muslins-Linen
Cambnc, and Homstich Handkerehiefs-P0n-
gee and cotton do. Black Italian Cravals,
Plaid Silk do. Artificial flowers. Black Nc
rinos, Bombazines, Alpaca cloths. Mosquito
Netting Black and White prints, Turkey red
prints, Brown and bleached Domestic, Brown
and MKT Hose. A good assortment Of linens,
Umbrellas &c. sc. For sale cheaper than
ever al
KEELER'S cheap cash store.
Next door 10 VIM Huddlcst0n g. Co.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-12

THE PLANTERS STORE.
FTN he undersigned is now receiving large
4 assortment Of
GROCERIES,
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
And few small invoices Of
FANCY GOODS.
All Of which are offered for sale, at unusually
LOW PRICES.
He has also just received, per steamer
Lalla Rookh,
500 SACKS SALT.
large bleached sacks, in fine Orderly
Which viii besod at a very small advance on
cost, not wishing 10 make a speculation on this
useful article.
Alabama Money VIII be taken Tor goods a;
the regular prices.
Those wishing bargains are invited 70 call
without delay, at The Planlers' Cheap Store
]. L. CLARK.
Columbus, Miss May, 9th, 1913.
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Columbus, March 9th, l543.
BLOUNT SPRINGS.
TIME Subscriber begs leave to inform his
j. friends and the pubic generally that he
viii reopen this well known watering place on
the first day Of June next for the reception Of
yisiters.
The Subscriber deems it unnecessary to
say ANYTHING about the virtues Of these wa
tens, as many years experience has proven
them to be unequalled by any. And as % ac-
commodaton he is determined, they shall not
be surpassed by any wateringplace OF Hotel IN
Q Southern States.
As usual be has engaged a splendid
BAND OF MUSIC,
for the season. Also a physician 10 advise IN
the use Of the waters.
Owing 10 the hardness Of times, and scarcity
Of moneythe subscriber has reduced the price
ofboard to the following low rates:
Board per month, SOD w
week, $40 w
Children and servants halfprce.
Horse per month, $50 w
week, 80 w
JONES c. LUCY,-Trus:ee
lust received, Vanilla, Rose, Peppermint,
81 Liquogice, Collslooi, Lavender, Srawber-
ry, Sassifras, Pine Apple, and Wmtergreen
d Lemon Lozenges.
Price 1919 cents a box, for sale at
KEELER'2 Cheap Cash Store.
June l, ls43
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.aENoY roR pAvrp GANpRrrn. (PhLIadeIphia.l

Columbus Feb. cd, 1872
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NOTICE is hereby given that have De.
IN termined to sell ouI ny Dover 70 the land
formerly owned BY Thomas p. Yates, i VIII
sell at private sale and take negroes IN pay
ment, any person willing 70 buy VIII please
call at Nashts Mills IN Noxubee,
ABIGAIL NASH =
June l, 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

OLD VIRGINIA. correspondent Of the New
Haven Herald. writing from Virginia, relates the
The following aneclole Of two Of her distinguish
cd orators:
SJme lime during Mldson's administration J w
hppes' Esq removed into Rlndplph's district 10
run him iOr Congress. In his addresses which ne
made 10 his constituents RlndoIpa being very Sc.
we're upon has opponents lri,nd privately inform
ed bin that the next time he spoke they were de-
lermlned 90 take him furcisly from the stand To
THIS he made no reply. a short lime after Ras.
d1lph aud Eppes met at the Charlotte Court House
Tho m1rning was fine and large cOncourse were
assembled OF the occasion. Randolph opencd n.
pened with beautiful eIordium in which lac feel.
ingly alluded 10 the generous support his c1nsruu.
enis had extended To htm, aud 60 the mutual reIa.
lions sustained. Having IN the preliminary re.
marks ingenuuusly nlttercd their pride, he sud.
denly changed the topic wrh the iOrcIble expres.
sion, The fear Ut the Lord is the beginning oi
wIsdJmi but the fear Of man IS the consuram 1ti,r
Of Jolly" and then continued in such a str, IN ol
whitening sarcasm as 10 completely awe his oppo.
nents into silence, aud ho concluded bis speech
without moIesraupn.
ln the first divorce case after the sd,pfop NJ
the Federal constitution by virginia Patrick Hem
and John Marshall appeared beipro the House of
Delegates on opposite sides Of the question Mar.
shall made a sirUug logical argument and as he lad
The right side Of The question % was perfectly up.
answerable. Henry made 40 attempt ais reaIy
10 hIS remarks. bot INDUCED sIIcIy in drcr785r,,,
Having finished. The speaker DrIcreI the bar DO ls
cleared previous 90 taking The vote. Marshall ,,
bis rude, awkward manner shuWsd bi, r,,,,.
from The table into hrs pocket and feH iIe hail
Henry, with bis back turned partly towards the
door, moved out bowling 90 hrs acquaintance Such
was ihe effect OF BIS omt1ry thll avsrv merpBo,
unoonscious'y rose from be sea, 60 paw 95slsaprs
10 The oHe whose sioIgeucs had clprivltsI tbs,r
reason The vote was then taken. Need say.
Henry was triumphant triumph, TOO, Of mere
uaHuCf over rc1sJu and sJJuj fJric
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

lRELAND.--Mr O'COnnel still breaches peace
and subsection 10 the avs coupled with the assi.
rance HAT IG the constitution stretched To cra, the
agitation he UIllUPprse II by force, The condition
OF Ireland is kept beinre the plbhc by the nightly
discussions IN the House of Commons ON the IRISH
on the Irish Arms Bs-a measure which i denou,.
Ced IN emphatic Terms by the Irish members rs be
ing unjust aud iyrannICaI, aud which. because of
its greater sirIngenCy than their own when IN
power, Is opposed by the Wings.
Some attention has been bestowed upon the repeal
meetings recently held ia various paris Of The Union
the PccOunls Of which came &c the hand by the 4.
cadia "Wednesday.
Mr. OCOnuel had a demonstration Of Ennis for
the county Of Clare on Thursd ~ the ID IA ult and
the meeting Is described a. more numerous Than a.
ny Tint preceded 1.-THE numbers are stated al 700
600 including about 600 nUrseHen the cayoI.
cade OF cars extended from Ennis q Newm trker--
SIX miles. The preparations Tor ms reception were
most elabUraie; al Ihe entrance 10 the town whole
trees were planted" with lrmmphI arches across
the road, notices end devices.
The description Of one device is worth lranscr
hing.
The next was chain extended across The centre
Of which was jined by cord, aud on a green ban.
ner over Itwas inscribed:
The LiberaIOr OF Ireland
Will cut asundcr
The chain of slavery
We LABOR under"
lie man had taken up his position with n
sword with which as the Liberaior approached he
cut The cord ia The centre and The chain was SILVER.
cd on both sides amid the shouts and ncclamalions
OF thousands that rent The air for sumo minutes.
The meeting was held on The race ground and
Mr. y C"nnel assembled the platform. accompanied
by Mr. Steele. Mr. Charles O'Connel. Counselor O
Leary, aud III &C French Gentlemen On the mo
non OF MIR ii Brdgman. NJ p aud Justice Of the
Peace the Chair was taken by MIR Cornelius O'Brien
NJ 7, and Justice Of the Peace.
Mr. OConnell IN his speech said the moment he
had 5'OOO,OOO RePealcrs be would begin another
career They would have a Parliament. Ireland
should once mole bsOsg To lrshmen
Al tie dinner he sand the British ministry werc
divided on the Irish quoslion--they would not use
any coercIve measures whaleyer lie was certain
Of the fact, &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

The "Pcnusy lvauiau" has un article m Mr.
,enrs best "Cnlrcoll Sketches style. IA con ucnI
"a the M,Iis 'nran's recent attack un Nj Bdchmlu.
&C III, Irh Of Jply toast. We give the greater pc
OF below.
The VI tiIs in1n mikes n fierce attack uprn Mr.
IuChaT an, O,teuSibly ou the grpInI Ilat he ven.
To- dsipprpve of Mr. rylers fiscal projects. but
enly, no doubt. because both PJreu,n aud ~
eTIsn annoyed at his recent decided pres-I Iu
81 uptuOu reittIN" To low canning aud J"uiCIl iu-
igue. the sguise assumed 10y rogles ior the pur
'oSe of making the peup iOpis." ~ mentioned IN
ais All .! July toast seut the Democracy of the
'I'y aud county nl Philadelphia. We reg ,rJ this :
ne cause u' the M,di,oniau's angry demonstration
,gausI Mr. Buchanan; as IN various Instances. an
eccdeut Ia Independence day. the court journal has
rndeavured to be exceedingly gracious - that gen
teu.an. as 1t had ais' hcen 10 Mr. Calhoun. playing
SIR PrrtIuiX MlcSycnp hantc with all Its little pow
10 both of there distinguished Democrats. IA the
nope ut course, that they might be Induced 10 AID
the administration Ia the PROCESS uG 'demOcralising
itself Il was good morning Mr. BJchanan'-l
hope Won aIe very well. MrCalhnun," almost every
Jay with John Jones. lie hal as many bows As "A
laucIng Ia farce. and his Smiles OF lasCIna-
ton were never eqIaed Ince the lamented death
ol Joe Grimldi. Bun Of late, having been rebuiIed
1T IT'S advances, the Madr,uuian has become the
cross, aud arc looking sulky tor while To wards
Pennsylvania, % now bites its thump Mr. Bu-
chanrn. wIh degree Of spiIeiul wrath which Il =
painful To contemplate. Il Is 10 be hoped hOwCver,
that no disastrous consequences wall en,ue. aud
that Lancaster sIl retains gCoga phIcl position
upon the surface uiihe earth. But Fill we await
the return of the mail from that quarter with spWe
degree ct rrcpidalIon. lest the MadlspuiaEs angry
eye may have set the CuncsiogI on ire ani dried
~ the sources of internal ma .Igqtun. We uusi
that our friend Foruey, of the lntcgengrr. will
make Prompt return Of The killed AM wounded
on this ierrf OCCASION; for like Cahph NIthek WIN
annihilled his enemies at glance. there i death
political civil usd physical. m the lruwu uf John
mes Of the Vi IlIsuIIn, CtplaIl MlrIiu ScJtr, ui
western rcnnwn the geulleml' whn Grlled Ia,
gam5 by wIng.ng at them. was nothing 10 John
Jones.
Tuesday last must have been what we may tern
"kll'ng day.J with the court 'urhal; tor after DIES
patching Mr. Buchanan IA lis first column, in inc1n
iIhently slew the "Pennsylvauian" IN The fourth
chpppl * us up according TO Helen Macgregurs re
ciPe' INTO as many pieces as there are checks a
The tartan. Ii Is, however, pleasure 10 be slain
! by the MldisJnian-II has m4ssacred US 50 Otter
that we speak from experience.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

RAr-Deno,es Poll ,rian -lrequcnI-
~ the premier.
Raven Confinement, fits a raren
NAL. (Nde Slb,hI,pe paSSjn
READING -ROmauces and novels, inIi
Gates loss Of tins, the MOI ming POSl.ex.
re re drOwsIness-lhe Spectator, the
col water cure.
RlDE-ln an Omnibus, i'm, lies insult,
on u railway an accid ut.
SLgEP-lo dream or--jenoles ingenu.
ity.
SLAUGHrER-To a reviewer, success.
SNAREs--Promjses Of marriage.
Sold INTO SLAvERY--ro mllliner's
gIrl, this lorebodes an apprenticeship.
SPANNING 10 dream ol-means Iyou
will become member Of Parliament.
STARS-The ruin of the drama.
SrATUEs-EXposure to IQe wind and
rain.
SwALLow-Signities a good appetite.
TAvERN-Thal yOI viii sUon make a
start to the Sta ioa house
TEETH-RGprescnl the visitors in poor
house.
TEMPESTs-Signlry matrimcnIal en-.
dearmcnts, and Parliamentary debates
THEFr- 10 dream Of having commit
ted--.mPlles the transla ion OF French
farce
THoRNs--In your side, are poor reIa
tons.
TIGERs--To see implies the same a.
Lions
Ter Of the poll, signifies, 10 a member
bribery AMI corruption.
IRAyELLING--On the Continent, thar
you will be taken in.
"AR--Portends, to a military, selling
his commission.
WEASEL To catch him asleep, signi.
Ties great cIercrncss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
ANECDOTE OF CHARLES LAvR

~ 4 - VI I'll KILLS. LA VI Is.
Charles Lamb was at one part Of his
life ordered 10 the sea side for the beneft
OF bathng, but not possessing s,renutb
OF nerve sufficient 10 throw himself into
the water, he necessarily yielded his
small person uo To the discretion of tw,
men to plunge him On the first morn
ing, having prepared for immersion, he
placed himself, not without trepIdation
between these TWO officials, MEANING IN
give the previously requisite instTuc.
lions which his particular case required.
oul' from the very agilated state he was
IN, from terror OF what he might possi-
bly, suffer from a sea chanre.' his nm
fortunate impeachment Of speech became
greater than usual, and this inlirm,tv
prevented his directions being as promD.
as was necessary. Standing, therefore.
with man at either elbow, he bepan.
'l-l-lm to be dl-i-iDpedn The men an
swered the re ,dy Instructions with a
ready Yes, SIR and in they Soused HIM
As soon rs he rose, and could regain 4
portion Of his lost breath, h. stammered
out as before, 'l.l-'m to be di-i ipped -
Another hearty Yes, SIR and down he
went second time. Again he rose and
then with struggle (to which the men
were too much used on such occasions 10
heed) he made an effort for freedom ;but
not succeeding, he arlicuated as at first.
1 I'm 10 be dI Ippel.' Yes, sir and
to the bottom he went again; when
Lamb, rising for the third time to the
surface, shouted out with desperate en-.
ergy, 20 only ONCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

HOW TO MAKE MONEY.-The Plcavuoe
thus nstrucis Its renders, aud the people generally.
Let The business VI every body else alone and ar.
tend 20 your own. DJz't buy what you don't want
Use every huur 10 advantage, AID study 10 make
even leisure hours useful Tank twice before YOU
ihfow away dollar remember you VIII have
an0i1er % make iJr CO.. Fund recreation 100 looking
aicf your business end So your business will u, be
neglected o. looking after recreation. Boy l1W. sell
iaif, and lake care oi the profits Luck over sour
books regularly and % you find an error Of cent.
rals % out should stroke Ji misfortune come
Ip1H g31 Iu trade rcirsuch work llrger bYf 1over
ny che trlck. Confront difficulties with uuaiuehrur
persCVe'aHcs. aud they will disappear at last
Though yyI should even laii iu tBe Struggle. YOU
will Dee hJuJrsJ buf shrink from The t1ss and YOU
uIIi bel dcspred. BY following these rules. how.
ever. sou need never say'h I" Psy debrs prpsupuy
ini = exact your dues--acsp your W0yJ--tskg tie
p1 H4s-AuEtrTrss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
AN IMPER ROGUE,

One day last week one Of the convicts
IN the state prison at Auburn managed
TO change his dress for a suit Of ci,izen's
clothing, and, after taking a turn or two
through the yard,walked up to the door,
with all the sang troid imaginable, and
slgnltied TO be the turnkey, by a smile
and nod Of the head as visiters usually
do, that he had taken sufficient view
ol the premises and wished TO be Off.
The door was accordingly thrown open
and tipping his beaver very gracefully
to the turnkey, with the remark that he
intended visiting the prison to-morr0 "
IN company with some ladies' the con.
Wet deliberately marched up The street
and has not been heard Of since 10
che ter ALU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

We have been informed by our friend,
Mr.. Paul TaglionI, from Berlin that sew.
eral eminent artists contemplate coming
TO the United States, among them Mr.
Henry llerts, the composer and brilliant
performer on the piano forte, and Mr..
Ih7mas llauman Oh the violin. They
are expected in this city in the early
part Of next month. Nne distinguished
reputation these gentleman have already
acquired throughout Europe, will secure
them a cordial welcome here.--N. Y
Spirit Of the Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
NEW YORK, Thnrsdav. 1pM

Western Flour has advanced SIC per bbI; sales
"i ONO and Michigan were made to day at s.. and
Gennessee AT SIS ~ s. %; Southern KINDS arc
IN moderate demand al former prices There t,un
cAange IN the cotton market. about 100 bales
nave been said since my last, mostly To manufacta-
RES al iormot prices All the pot ashes Ius1e,t,i
have been sold nj 81 So Pear 5 are also in b,I,e,
demand al SIS 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

AN EDITOR IN a SCRAPE.-Simeon n
ADAMS editor oi The Eastern (NlIssIssippD Clarion
was arrested on The 23i uli, charged with making
an assault. with the spear Of sword cane unr III
foreman oi hts oilire. with intent To Kill The
accused was held 10 bail the sum Of $4,000 TO
appear at the next term Of The Circuit Court of that
County.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

BRAZIL.-Tbc iuiIuN ius 'a5Ics present cui
reel view oIIhe leading trace OF Brazil Wih IA,
United 81 les Il will BE- sect hat about one A..
Of the exports OF Flour from the United ates, g.,
20 Brazil and that about j,hs U: all The Flour Itu
ported there Is IRON this country. The other rad
urthis country with Brazl Is Isrge and favorable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
NIssOLUTION-Nnlicn Is hc,nh,, 49,

lSSOAUTION -NOlice is hereby given
H. mat Tie tO-ParnershIp heretofore exI,riu,
between The subscribers under the firm Of Rubb A.
stephenson terminated by limitation on the 3Isr
u'| Ters'hs having claims against said firm nre
reqnesIed 10 present them Tor settlement and Or,
indebted TO said firm to make payment I, RW
Harding or John II Thompson, tyho are alone nm
"or'Sea ~ settle the affairs Of the SAID firm.
w ROBB,
January Is, 1913. J STEPHENSON
one OF the above named persons will be always
found at the old stand Of Rpbb a. Str,bsu.or, '
jy ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

a Wing merchant out West adyertises for n
CLERK ana says none having a Tyler muse need an,
~. uS - rs uld Is the Ensitsn clergyman vino
advertised for organ, which he va, Je.ir,,,s s
purchasing Alter describing the size of the in,tr,-
meni required. he added ia a ppslscrpt-"NIu,t bo
oi the Established Church" as II nm org,n ,,h,cL
hnd been MS IN Catholic or Dissenting Church
would not DO orthodox enough in its music for hIs
purpOse.-LN. o. Pic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
COLONIZATION MEErlNl.

Colonization meeting will be held this evening
IN the Methodist Church. commencing al 8 O'Clock.
MIR Knight the agent Of the American Colonization
Society, will give a statement Of the propress Dres
en' condition and prospects Of the Colony Of 1.-The
r'a' and other gentlemen are expected address The
meeting. The citizens generally, are invited 10
attend. WIN PETERSON. Sec'y Of
jy 2I Wheeling Colonization S,,,o,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

MORE or TIE fight BETWEEN .r,,,.
NENiCAN AND TEN ~ Feet ~.
been favored with the pcrIsal of letter from, , 49,,
Assistant Surgeon OF the Mexican Sean, -,
MonIeznma, addressed 10 his friend an ,his en-,
irpm which we extract The follow ne pariic.I,rs
The writer - an Euglishinln AID was on bn,rl H.
Monteznma durns the engagement between In,
MeHicin and Texan fleets aud was also one of the
party that surprised 10y the Yuca'ccus on N,
occasion OF 'ho Second LIeulrnlnt and Surgeon of
the MpHiczumt beng taken prisoners. Previ,n.
u tbs actI "a The crew OF the MpuIezuna had suC
iered ierrIhly from yellow fever The Captain
aud IS other Englishmen having fallen victims q,
that disease. Inc Captain died the same ul.ht
that Com Moore came Iu ght, which the cause,
OF no attempt being ma'ic hY the MpnIezuma g.,
prevent has going IA Campcachy. The following
morning the rrNlans came and after firing q,
hite retired under the guns of the battery al Cam.
pearhy without doing ANY damage 10 the MrXicaus.
Al the blue on the l6h ihe crew of the Auntrzu.
ina was reduced by tic fever 10 n number bareIy
su.iicIcui u nun the guns. aud all the Mrxirau
oti'crs eSccpi the one "a command - fright.
enrd that They got drank and were unfit Tor lutv
The MuuiezTna received one shot a. iur pa,IIl,
box and her rigging much cut. but most OF the
shot went too high To do mach injury. a nj none of
her men were hurt The GIaduio- pcs mast was
cut m two AMI two shot struck her IN her hull hut
none OF her men were killed. The writer says that
Con Moore bore down upon them Iu gallant styl,
AMI continued the action Lr about hours. The
guns of the Monteznml were 6S's an 39's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

The New York Correspondent Off u S Gazelfs
writing on TueIday, says-"A a singular accident
occurred Yesterday allerupOb-tho sewer intended
90 carry the waste waller lrIm the fountain lately
erected In Bowling Green, % appears. was not
large enough for the purpose. and gave way ia
Broad street. iDunIstng several cellars filed Win
sugars, coffee, tJhaccu. cotton. &c. which IL b,s
d1mageJ 20 the amount about $4,000 A. the
Uuuraiu private aiiIIr, the parties will have 10
pay pretty der iJr their whistle"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

GOOD BREEDING The Illinois
Paiiadlam, published al Peklu, in thar
state, states that, in Mclean county a
woman recently had SIX Gne children at
birth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

FOUNTAIN INN, BALTIMORE One Of fine
greatest desdcraia with travellers rsa clean. airy
aud well Kept bOrcl though such establishments are
10y ng ueaus scarce 900 of our principal crres fla.
FFs tested fge'"Nrr on Jluuj down SJuth. the
gooI qualities a1d comforts 9TH Fountain lnn. Iafc
beb<n'''s's B1inm5ror we DO no more tllHIusrIco
10 ''' tl'lIe'ff Of That establishment 1ud perform
only our Jun 90 the tfascIIing public. Do, ssst,,,
i'cfn sn1"u. The house has be 20 renovated and
reE'iei throughout aud ,H real comforts rs nov o..
n'ns "e very 6ssi ig The county -FabEc lei.
ger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

SUSPICIOUS CASE,--On Monday the New,
York Coroner called 10 hOld an inq uest on the
body Of young female, found drowned in Inc
North River, Her dress" sCys New York pa
per. "represeniedh her as "a humble life, she being
clad ~ figured calico lrDcb. muslin petiicont and
chemise, white cotton stockings and black leather
shoes. HeI hair Is dark, nearly black and her eeib
are al complete. From the decumpUsed slate Of
her body % was impossible 10 recognise any le n
turcs, bot her person conveyed the inpre sion that
she was about ~ years Of age. The finding Of the
body Of man 90 any Of the waters adjacent 10 our
pDpulOus city. never creates much surprise hut
that Of woman IS strange and peculiar. that sus
plciOn always follows the discovery. A post NOR.
tenn examination will take place by DR. WIN =
TOmpkns. II the dead house M the park"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

Mt Webster has recently been beaten in ly
sHiI at Boston involving rather serious sum. IL
was the case 81 > IutIetu rs. Webster WIN had c,
dOr'ed note ior $1,000. When the note tell due .
Mr. Webster was residing in w ,slIugIpn, but hal
an agent Tor the IN anagemenI Oi hIs private business
IN Boston. The holder Of the note sent notice by
mail To Mr. Webster at Washington, Of The non nav
ment. For Mr. Webster, was maintained thai re
ho"ce should nave been sent 10 Boston, where q
was known he kept his dUmicl The Court ho,,
eveL gave Judgment against Mr. Webster.