davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

regards the transportation Of passengers
and freight.
Ii Is especially Observable that many
of the stores on Baltimore and other
streets, rendered vacant last fall and
winter from the pressure of the times,
have found tenants, whilst others are
being rch,ted, and will sool be opened
Those who wcr" thrown out OF employ
from want Of demand for their srrvl
ces, are gradually regaining their o.,
situations or procuring new ones. Idle
ness and compulsory oilers are daily be
ing less apparent; aud ms the sources o
industry grow more abundant, we shall
nope soon 10 see them all probably en-
gagged larger number Of improve
menis IN the way of HOUSES, churches
and other buildings, are now progress
ing and in cOntemp a,iDn than has Occr
Tor some years There is hardly 1
street that does not eyincc a marked ami
nation in this rcsrect. There is, too
an activity IN the general stock market
which argues lavuraJly TO lis increase
IN value. From these idc,s and these
circumstances combined, we cannot but
inter, with the most pleasing hopes Of ,
steadily growing comm ,rcia and bust
ness enterprise, that the clouds of op
preston, which SO long owcred upor
as, are deS ined to disappear, an leave
the opening Of tho prcsel, spring with
Il serrner aud a more cheerful sky than
has been observed for long tlme - Bal
Pat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

FROM AFRlCA.-Captain DayIey, ofbrir Csv-
lon arrived At Salem from Africa, repsrfs. n, ~.
learn from The Salem Register that the bs rome Ri
eriek Dhu, Of Providence, commanded bv Cnnr
iGhafd SIMS OF Salem, was nI Accra Dec TO- TO
~ W. maru coast. Cup' Sims had been bUar-
ded by an officer Of IL NJ brig Spy and rrssisd i,
most shameiul and insulting manner. insomncb
mat CopiS had felt bound to make reur.,enraI,r,
Of the case 10 the British Commandont Of ,hn
station. Captain Sims statement was nIJv co,,oh.
grated oy an English gentleman, passenger with
nI'n al inc llme' The same officer boarded the
Coyloa the day after. and Capt Dsylev s,aIcs
was SO soish IN his appearances he would NOT invi,
h'm INTO his cabin. The ofiser however. did nor
wait ior an invitation, but when Captain ID y.n,
Tor his papers as demanded, followed him into ~
cabin OF his own accord. "
i"e Frnee de Joinville had been on the cons,
visited all The foreign sialions. with ,,b;ch a.
pressed himself extremely pleased. and s.,rai 81.
the Brazs IN January 'O'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
SIrNfAfARN

S1me thieves broke iutu the ticket Office oT The
RAILROAD depnl at S,lem. Mas. on Thursday pi,h,
last and robbed it Of the large sum vt eighiy cen,s
Oeing all that they could lay their hluds upon.
The New York Courier AMI Enanirer sav.:-1be
steamboat South America. Capt Barnard. made her
passage tom Albany on ~ eInesdly OF last week
IN seven honrs2 81 minues-ovrr 81 miles the hour
a child about two yea old. died in New YorL
ON sunday IA consequence Of having bit of an
swallowed some ocufoco IN iichcs which she b,,
accidentally 60 hold of On The same dIy.a chill,
ahoai three years Cd was burned 10 death m c,,,
'eq"ehce of IT'S clothes taking Ere durin. the TEN. a
rary absence Of il. other.
The Mun"y p, Lnminary of SATURDAY. .t,,c, ,b,
10 The back townships ofthsI county. i'm conssou.pc,
81 The severity of the weather a Iatre nur,bs, =,
callle had died for want of fIOd
The Hon IIlland Hail. Tor many years mas, ran
resenItIye in Congress from FIRST ycrmo,t ,J,,,,,,,
dec lines a reelection.
The story Of The starvation Of tho mother md m,
child al florence. Oneida Co. n Y, i, said 4, IA,
without foundation
The New York Tribune Of Yesterday s,vs--Tb,
Canal Superintendent thinks that the brcarh in tI,
trie Ia al at TOnawandi will be repaIr,d b.G,r,
hr'' OF May, and at an expense of IS 0JO.
II has heen resolved TO hold military oman,
meni al Ffedenck City, Md. Oh the 9th orJu.,. en-
'ui"g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
FOREIGN ITEM

A circumstance has occurred at The
Tortc which has created much conyor.
satlon on that side Of The harbor. and no
little laughter among the djnlomn,ic
circles. IL is said that the AMI c.,
Law ASSOCIATION forwarded TO the Refs
EuendI minutes Of their proceedings.
with details oftheir demands, and The
Suiierlngs OF the people from the main
tsnance OF the corn laws. These docu.
meniS were accompanied by a letter re-
guessing the Turkish Foreign Secretary
10 communicate their contents In bis
colleagues, and if possible, to the
Sultan, so that his Imperial Majesty
might see that whilst the British Gov.
eminent were calling for concessions 10
me Forte : Christian subjects i'm Syr;,
II was utterly neg!cctrul octhe interests
"i ITS Tel 'ow christians at home. Last
week the first q ragoman Of the British
embassy having been sent TO the PORTE,
ID convey some note or MESSAGE relative
to Syria: and having terminated his bu
SIncsS was about 10 return, when the
RclS Eltendi exclaimed. Mr. Dr,go.
man, have communication TO make
from the Sublime Porte, which | reaues
may be official y conveyed TO Your am
basSador. Certain documents from Ger
tain subjects Of her Britannia Majesty.
complaining Of harsh treatment ana
withholding Of rights, have been for.
warded to the Ottoman Government,
Ihree documents have been taken into
consideration, and am directed N state
that the Sublime Porte sympathizes with
these poor PEOPLE, and protests against
the conduct Of the British Government =,
The dragoman, who probably knew
as much about the corn laws as the
Corn Law Association of the drapoman.
Ic, had nigh jumped out Of the window
al inns communication, mhich. whether
Ia Joke or earnest, was repeated in
formal manner by Surlm Efendi; there.
upon The elder Pisani seized his cane
and hat, and made me best Of his way
10 rePor: the progress 10 his employor.
II may appear very at surd that the Su.
oIime Porte, should protest against the
conduct Of the British Government in
regard 20 any question touching the in.
ternal administration Of England. but
such Pro.estation or sympathy is not
less Justililbe than protestations and ex
Presslons Of sympathy for the Porte's
subjects on the part oftho British Cab,.
net.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
CINCINNATI Anil oe

FLOUR-No receipts Yesterday fo,enI,,n. -,
@OO bbIs were sold on Monday evening at - "a
and 2OO yesterday morning at "a Thee !, b,,
very lille IN store nj the Canal Three R,aIs a..
rived yesterday afternoon with 245 bbls C,,,o,,-
'a,ons, ~ all cases, include inspectors fees.
WHlSkEH Is rather irmor; aAd moderate ssls,
we're made yesterday 39c
THE RIVER is falling fast from tLs bi.h MIN,
u attained last week
The ARKANSAS was very low and shilling fall
ing on The Sh The steamers Ley Walker sod Gov
MOrehe I'D were bHh aground above Lfuls R,cL
The MiSSiS SIPPl was rising about an inch -
hour last Wednesday. The 81 Louis New s., 81
that date adds "an old fashioned food is coming
upon u.s. such We had whsn 10 touched a.. .,.'s
1i Praue's house. corner NJ Market and Syat.,.,.,
The back waller will soon 90 the cellar, ro,..,s,
5v sewers With The river The rise from M. A.,
'our is not yet exhausted. and that from M. H.
Mississippi will very spec lily follow b." PVT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

lhsse 90 not look like enquiries for statistics Of
Wheeling Manufactures, &c but a call for our
opinion on the subject for information relariv. IN
the oc's previously passed by Virginia and MARYLAND
Tor Information as To the action Of Pittsburgh and
Pa OF tie rail road company and the city oryYhee
ng'being the basis Of m argument upon The subject
In The following letter. with some few sdaitr,rs
madein The copy forwarded him. we answered The
enquiries we'll as we could, m The ,n,l., ~, o.
sing engagements, having first submitted his Io,e, ,o
The Directors Of The Board Of Trade. That there is
something different from what one uould write in
an ordinary letter is tue; bat il arose from our de-
sire 10 condense into ii all the information We could
snd we believe we did answer his enquir,es 10 ms
fatsaction at the line and that he used the C.crs
he obtained Of US.
Dir. EDGINHroN
Dear sir-The board ofIrado Of this city having
Felt deep interest IN your communication relative
- the acion Of the Virginia legislature upon the
subject Of the Safe subscriptions To the stock ,r
the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road, have aop,in,oJ
the Undersigned committee to correspond with
you on the subject
An elimination Of the several laws passed BY
the Legislature EXHIBITS the follow ing only as bear
ing upon thus subject. The charter granted BY the
Legislature Of Maryland. adopted for the STATE Of
Virginia. March 8, 1897, contains tho following
section
Sec. p. aud BE- H enacted That II this road IS
not commenced 90 two years from the passage of
this oct, aud shall not be finished within Tins Si,fe
m ten years from tho time Of commencement. thsp
this act shall be null and vOid'
The last section Of the same act passed by Viz
gina provides that tho company shall be liable TO
ths same penalties arc imposed by the Legisla.
ture Of Marylsndi bot as the rail road would moi
probably be commenced ia Virgins Of the same
iime as 10 Maryland. and az but one hundred miles
Of the road were 10 be constructed within the Sale
Of Maryland. while four hundred miles must be-
completed ia the States Of Maryland. Virginia end
Pennsylvania before the road would be oompotedt,
I's western terminus in Virginia IL is scarcely 10 be-
expected that those who adopted the law. would
demand the completion Of the road On vir,i,i, o.,
ihe same time lhat The legislature Of MARYLAND 20.
guirsd re completion boo that slate. Do ON or,.,
respects thc charter u yifgiaia is as l5sr.I,. u.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

Inc Si'nhen' lille and neighburing lodges Of the
independents Order OF Old Fellows, nss,m5led y.,.
lerd'y ~ Scuheuv'lie, agreeably TO public notice
In'y formed IA prorcss:un, opposite their lodge
'ooh' '"d alter marching through principal sheets
~ npoheu ny an excellent band Of music. pro-
ceeded 10 ;he Mnthodist Ref rm.d rnes,,,u, ~
where nn ell quont Grafton was delivered h C,p,
WHEAT, OF wheeling. The procession was hume
: Jus ana splendid aud impaired To cur city quite
"Ney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
From Tie B,lrinn1e American

/ FRENCH COLONlES.-Tne French
appear to be- determined to extend their
colonial system. The unupproprIated
islands In the Pacific afford a wiuc ran re
where occupation and ttIement may 90
On without danger Of disturbance from
other civilized nations. point on the
island Of Madag scar being already in
the possession Of the French. it is now
determined TO occupy the whole island.
nc subject came up in the chamber of
deputies recently in debate on colonial
appropriations, and Mr. GuizDt, whilst
he disclained the intention of comprom.
lSlng France by endeavoring TO force
extensive colonial embellishments at a
long dIstan CT from home, dld not deny
mat such project was contemplated by
me Government. In reference to the
policy Of France in the Pacific and now
in the Indian seas, he said that WIN,
was advantageous To France, and ind is
PehS'OIe Tor her, was to possess points
IN the globe des ined 10 become great
'e"tres of trade and navigation. and
which would prove secure and strong
maritime stations TO serve in aid OF com.
merce by atiUrding harbour and shelter
tor French shipping, with means Of re
M, without being compelled tc resort for
tnoSe o3lectS to foreign ports. Nosse
Say, IN Madagascar, is said to be one Of
the best haroours in the world.
Inc following paragraph from
bordeaux paper m :ntIons an incident
which Is Of considerable Importance
Otahete is one Of the most desirable
spots in the whole Pacific:
Admiral Dupetil Thouars, on his re-
turn from The Marquesas Islands, touch
ed at Otahcile, where he received from
Queen Pomare, formal 10 place her
possessions under the projection of
France. A treaty was drawn up, and
signed by the Queen, and all the docu-
ments relative 10 this negotiation were
sent TO France by the Maldnio. The Ad.
miral had established French aulhori-
ties IN the Island, with the consent of
the Queen. The English residents in
the South Sea Islands had Loudly ex
claimed what they call French usurpa
ton The CHILEAN journals had, how
ever, expressed their satisfaction at the
conduct Of Admiral Dupetit Thouars.
Otahelte, the most considerable Of the
society Islands, is situated bout two
hundred and fifty leagues to the south
cast OF the Marquesas This fine IS
land, which BougainvIle named the
new l'ylhera, and whose fine climate
Lord Byron celebrated, is one OF the
richest in good harbors in that part Of
the world, containing not less than six
excellent stations.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
BUSINE5S-OPENING OF SPRING

lNESS-OPENING OF SPRING
IL would seem that we have at lasi.ar
Ter inc lapse OF protracted and severe
winter, been favored with the commence.
m.'nt OF a smiling spring. The weather
Tor some days past has been ogreeoi,Io
causing vegetation 10 start forth. and
giving !" the surrounding country a
more cheerful aspect. Farmers, who
were much retarded in preparing their
grounds,are now busily engaged plough
lng and arranging for the planning NJ
gram. Horilcullurists have also onon
cd 10 them the sources ofindustry. and
In'y are improving the opportunities for
Oar city, too, evincas a termination
IN business. Every strec, ovb;I,i,.
cIS'C' iIVelIness, and a moving TO and
Iro OF citizens and strangers, unusual
within The year past. Vessels in Tho
"a Dor appear more actively engaged
q ischargiHg and taking in cargoes. WbiIs,
lhe bay and river are more fbickIy s,,,5
ded with white sails oDeDrJ r. d.
breeze, passing in and Out Of nor, a.
every part Of the wharfmay be obsoryoJ
a pleasing animation and bYsi,os.
IKE .,' aspect. Our hotels and places OIL
puOllc entertainment also sbar. in ,na
general impetus tending TO prosoeri,y
nat gloom and dependency once So
manifest, would seem to be gro5g,rIy
orsaking the cOmmercialrgr as ,you =,
ne mechanic and day laborer, leaving
q It's stead the more agreeable anticipa,
ions Of smiling morrow. TIE bgsi.
less OF the railroads leading from tho
ny Is likewise on the increase, both as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
IARRIAGE EXrRAnRnIN

MA hklAGE EXTRAORDINARILY b.
uy nus el'her seen or heard OF the Siamese twins
Ai'er IheH tour through this country they went To-
worm |arolna' purchased plantation aud seItIed.
Correspondent of the New York Courier siaros thai
'ney have been married; he says:
ION Thursday. April l3lh, were married a,
WIk's coaniy, N. c.. by Elder Colby Sparks, Of
me baptist church, Messrs Chang rnd Eng the Sia-
mese TWIN oroIhsrs. To Misses Sarah and Adela ide
". C."
we call that about tho most extensive marriage
mat ever took place il any country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

We have long been convinced that IN. reoJissr
and best m)de o. improving the breed Of Western
horses Is 10 breed the Canadian horse with our
large mares. No principle ia breeding Is beuer
established than that, crossing Tho breeds Of di
ereni sizes the female Of the urgsr breed must I've
crossed with The males Of the smaller. The progeny
Of The we'll known Canadian Pilot owned and KEEP:
by John Poe, Of this city fOrcIby illustrates ihIs
principle, Like all Canadians though Of great pow.
er. and as fleet as the wind. lbs colts are generally
o. ample SIZE They will always command more
than double as much oihor colts Of ike appear.
aucc. sumo Of Them have made extraordinary
PAGERS and irOiIers. AMI have commanded many
hundred dollars We have known s 100 repeatedly
offered Tor sucking colt By Pi.st-Lou Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
NEW YoRK Tn.sJou d

NEW 1Oth, Tuesday NJ.
Ihe "ea'her has again become mid and clear
"'''e" mas gwen an addiIi"nal impulse to business
Great ACTIVITY prevails amongst oar Dry God,
merchants aud an astonishing quantity of domesr,c
and foreign produce is being shipped via the Canals
for the West.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

POLL rICAL CNDITS-It is rumored ,b,,
Mr. Webster intends becoming a candidate for the
Presidency resting his claims upon certain doctrine
not boldly uvowed by erIher parties
Ii Is also ruHorcd that many Of the influential
Whigsare IA favor ofJusge Mclean. a. The coo.
ventiun candidate.
The subject is certainly stll open Neither nj
The great p rites have yet made conclusive nom
inaIiun.-Lpeo paper.
There Is an insiduous movement for YOU
Please speak for yourselves, gentlemen; the whg.
hare mad e a nomination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

PARTY TO TIE ROCKY NOUN.
IAlNS.-Frequent mention has been
mace OF late, OF a scientific and pleasure
party which has been made up by Sir
Wm. ID. Stewart, a wealthy Scotch Bar.
onet, for the purpose Of visiting and ex.
pIorIng the regions Of the Rocky noun
ta'ns. II IS TO be composed of a large
number Of gentlemen from different
parts Of the country, and according 10
the annexed extract from a New Or.
leans Journal, sJust assembling at St.
Louis.
we learn with pleasure that Mr..
George w. Christy, native Of this CT
W .lcIl New Orleans yesterday, on an
invitation Of Sir William Drummond
Stewart,io acc mpany him to the Rocky
Mountains. Mr. Chrisly will meet Sir
William at st Louis, where the partv
VII De joined by Mr. Audubon, the cele-
brated Naturalist.
Mr. Christy is graduate Of Harvard /
University and has great taste in natu.
raj history, (which he will have splendid |
to improve by association
With such philosopher as Audubon. ItI
8 with no little qualification that we see
he educated youth the State embrace
.uch occasions to enla rge their a.quain.
ancc Of their own country and devclope
.ndowments with which nature has IA.
'ored them.
Mr. Christy is son Of Col. VIM.
thirsty OF New Orleans, and though
'oung naturalist, embraces his pursuit
With an enthusiasm worthy ofthe vetor 7
N Audubon himself The field which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

Toe Secretary Of the Navy Is 10 puy q visit 10
New York IN July, with a view To inIulre INTO IN,
Feasibility OF comsIrucIg Dry Dock, The orcrl,
power OF which shall be- the Croton vater
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

The import ct specie Ihto B,slun from January
ISL 1913 TO the 22d inst Inclusive, was S3949-
i0S IN gold' aud $50 $50 IN silver. The mpcrt du-
SlJ7 49, ia SILVER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE,

We learn from Cumberland that ia. P,.,,,ro,.,
u me Ch''apea|e aud Ohm Canal states that he
wiz oe abe 10 commence on the unfinished por-
non "i ihni work ia two weeks, and push il forward
10 an carly com pcIion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

The Richmond Enquirer sates thai MIR Webs,.,
VIII leave the cabinet in May, and that no secretary
will be Immediately appointed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
ID o = q = G Is j ID q

TIE ELECTlON-DEAlOCRA MARSHALL,
Oar old irienI Col. Jack Parrior, true wing is
elected TO tho Legislature from "DemurraIic Mar.
shall" by 4s majority. Verify MARSHALL county
Is "Fconis Democratic Mr. Argus brig out
your Too''er-or' fyou can't fnd that, bring gu, a
setting heu.
BROokE COUNTY-EI Is reported that Hall
"his' has beaten Stanton in Brooke. This, we are
inclined 'c ihInh Is too good To be true Hail has
twenty majority at Wesbursh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

NARROW ESC NPE-Hih's New
Hampshire Patriot states thaI''the mo.n-
ing upward train, consisting of two
long cars beside the baggage car and eli.
gine, Yesterday narrowly escaped what
must have otherwise proved serious
accident. Immediately after passing an
embaLkment OF about twelve f CT at
Ihornton's Ferr,, a portion Of the
read, nearly 33 feet, which had bccome
undermined by the water flowing from
small creek or pond on the western
side OF the road, sunk ont Of sight. The
hind wheels OF the rear car, we are told,
had scarce cleared the part which fell I"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

Ihe citizens OF Boston are getting up a service
oil plate by subscriptions limited to one dollar each
as testimony OF their regard for Commander
Mackenzie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

A GOOD PLAN FOR BOILING IRISH PoTA.
ToES-Pur them IN boiling wafer and Keen ~,
~ uni'l wei dune. then pour oHtEe w Ter; M, IN, m
again over the fire ia The same vessel and lsf Them
ury Tor about ten minutes. IrnJt boiled t,o I'm,
they will be very ucaly. '0"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
Two BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
ai NE sign Of the BIG RED BOOT F''
~ dozen best Morocco SKINS
~ do superior Md skins
do goat skin bindings.
10 do pink lining skins
do goat skins. superior ariicl.
Shoe manufacturers boz want Of ans ~ ia. -.
ahIc,es. will hnd them superior article and viii
% 500 y, low Tor cash. siML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

Inc Boston Post says tho baI1tb,x will snesk
'''1 as trumpet with q silver sound" IL tbis
'e s'' ihe voice % The ballot box should the T,o,
triumph. would be The Last siiUsy sound The citizen,
"l M'sslehuseils would be likely ~ hear lof sumo
Time NsU BsdI0r4 Bulletin,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

No hreigncr can leave Russia. or rat Their obtain a
passpot ." do So unless he has had his nune adycr
used 'heee lines IN the German aud Russian news
papers IHis Is dine with view OF protecting
lradesmen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

they visit Is entirely new TO ndturalists,
and somewhat dangerous; but We have
no DOUBT that Mr. A. will find a worthy
sup orter IN his associate, and that they
wall have all the success which their
spirit deserves Gin Chron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

The Paris Charvari speaks ola female perrorms,
at The Cirque OImpiIu ,~hoace riding 90 the French
accounts, must crowd hard upon MrFarlsnd Sine
hos thrown from The spring board forty Two summer.
ssIs 20 successon-and on horseback five successive
DaoA 'unmefstts the horse going al fall speed
one % aIs' proficient on Tie C0rie yOIanie She
70 BsheHian by birth, and described AS n l,,ys ID.
zeJ' V0lupi1ous looking woman. Even the Cb4riy,.
re Is lue shocked at her costume. which d.
somewhat EysIikc De- is chaucler-B5s Port
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

A Scoehman. in a neighboring city. who had vi
'iied New York. was convcrsing VITA riopJ in
relation 90 the wonders 0fthc commercial emporium
and spoke Of the magnrfceuae Of Dur A stgr Uopse
w which rent Of S2l 900 was paid annually
The aHUushcd friend exclaimed wv iat an upg.rJ.
y loi o. aeors loyUeuJ they must sell 10 enable
Them 10 gay such a REM"