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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-21
SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

* virtue OF n Deed OF Trust executed To us
IL the undersigned Trustees By late William T. Fgss-
ton and Thomas PRIDE for the sezniora Banister
beanns date the S day Of December record In the
Clerks Once Of the County Court State OF Virginia we
me undeFsgned Trustees aforesaid THURSDAY the
I'd day OF March e41 that being the Count day county
az ue Court House Of said county public AUCTION
tn the highest bidder for the property real and
sona conveyed On sd deed William Eggeston 10 wit An
that tract parcel Land county Amelia on the
south side Of the public road leading from House Of aid
county TO JeersVle, called CoHc containing estimation four
hundred acres e tie bounded follows on
The east hy the lands Of James r. Cooke
Eiward Wilkinson aud James p Vaughan BY The
public road leading from Amelia on
The west BY the nnd Of Richard Noble. other tact
parcel Of Land lying in said county adjoining the and on
the Poor house Of said county containing by aton
8S4 acres b. the as follows on
the south BY the nds called the on the west b the
lands OF William Marshall Joseph BaFg on the east by The
lands OF said Bragg ami Warren Marshall the nouhva
by the lands OF sad Bngg Also the following women
and ehren 10 wit Henry Ned Horace Jun D,ctor Archer
Beverly John Lewis Maria Evira. chrsn
Jane Niey and Nancy. and children may
have been born and any other
property conveyed by ad William Erreson IN said deed for
particular description q property reference
hereby made aid deed aforesaid popcrty
believed be perfectly good selling Trustees VIII con
only such right vested BY the deed Aforesaid
THOMAs +. GILEs, (1,,,,...
ia l3-culs JUNiUS z. LEIGH itu''ees
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LAW BOOKS. JOURNALS MAPS, &c.
1--WE undersigned charged with the % following
GiImers Randophs and Leishs Va Reports the eleventh
Leigh Just published
Iennes Statutes at large, - vols being collection Of all
Laws OF Virginia from the first
year 1922 by Shepherd IN the
year IsOs. n
complete Asscmhly-i Sessions-rom
1929 1870
Journals and ordinances Of the Convention Of I775 and 70
Journals the % i7SS. senate and
House OF Delegates from I716 20 1890
The Maps Of the state very reduced prices.
edition OF the siIA volume Rand0ph Reports
stated the title have been published Joseph
20, New YORK 1888 sometimes te found
ehasers o Randophs Reports readily distinguish
edition printed BY Samuel shepherd Richmond
Orders paid Will be promptly attended and
fully packed when necessary.
WIN. ~. RICHARDSON
NH 10 e3w Secretar, Com. and Librarian
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Auftion Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy Iniee- s. Hroth.r.
Corner opposite Bel Tavern.

Hy Iniee. & Hrether.
Corner opposite Bel Tavern
Superior aud Fashionable Nsr York ClotGins
Just reeeired
o. RsDAY MORNING March sad at store eomuepe I'M,
Al lOoeoek shall ell auction without
assortment Of Psonable Clothing dust received fon New Yors
which ihs owner - anxious 10 have closed forthwith
ms invoice 10 from enx tbeir business
and VII hs foun worthy the Cothers ard the pubic
centrally. The assortment upward. Of
300 PIECES.
Pine sbbe Fancy and Plain pantaIoon- s,ehpe
Bfuad Cbh and Beaver Dre-. over
ss- Haiin Velvet Bnnlizin sk ami WorsfsL Am
efaenS every variety of pattern. ali Of which
are warranted Of superior workmanship fashionable finish and
good materials. - ~
W sale To commence at 10 O'Clock precisely Terms cash.
'''<pi- open Tor examination "Wednesday Morning
~ NLoEsS BROTHER, Auet
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
w" be added to the above splendid God and Silver
Lever Watches
DJ- Particulars o morrow. I'm
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lotteries.
H0YT Il co.'s OFFICE,
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE.
35O0O DOLLARS

NLhNANDHA LOTTERY, Cllss u, fOf lst1 10 - drawn AZ
e nndna d. C. Saturday, the 25th Of March Isl3 Is No
Lo'isTy-is dawn ballots. w.
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Aurtion Gales.
STOCK OF CA,,aIaeEs, &C.

Shotk OF tAHHfAGES, &c.
AT Auction.
'h'' determined 10 eAl-e present on Main a.
wiu ohr iot sae NJ auction On TUESDAY March 2lst
my ENTIRE stock q CARRIACES HARNESS &c eo,...i,, H.
pat Of "s 3"
best Coaebsr- he's, ch,,o,..
do Barouchs- A, p,....-
do Suik-y. A. s,.nIo..
WIN he usual variety of harouche and siN-y arD.s
Ss~ Brides Whips az. my ow manufacture AMI ~
sueof guaJ-any portion Of Will sen at vrry rede
prices until day Of Sae ~ 'N
TERss-Fof ofsIOo AMI over month. er.d, "a, an
proved paper ~ N' ''' NJ
W sale To commence at 10 O'Clock precisely
e-,--.--.-,. ALFRED KING
s re- "AiaesdV NLoEs a. BROTHER. Auet.
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Crust Sales.
ny oaalep. u.scur- a Go.

sale "a "a Valuable fsea-. and Lot
* virtue OF deed OF Trust. from Dav,d
Nne-'s ~ aud we. an-r.susi h..rtr. l,,. A..
I-sosV o. Apsi lr51 and Animated r.er,t \, a. ~ ~.
u' hnsine 'of IN city q Rehnor on N. ar A., M ~,
sse monh We being thereto Nchnla. Nh. 80 ~,
" Tor Who-e heneht tho at e~d MAD. sh,n - No,,s,
M NJ Gay 81 Apti neht a. hsfpas oclrek IN m. ,Nr,c -
20" ' premises az pubic auction the -, -,
money t- following Properly eestain r..,,,,,, A..
90 Peeiot and IN the aid of RchBon being parcel 81 ne
IN the plan cf 'hs sai city. 200 containirr a.e
A i~" D. Tn bonrss a. fans mai
y street 90 feet and by iOth feet n.asurr
- s ne one BY the Intersection of sahi ssre~t.l b. an
i suert AMI ~ line parallel feet f,al ia,h
formerly reshsslso parcel OF n IA 81, -
- sn ,fonuns % feet on u We know % M %
a. l. vs-ed In u BY the aid Iced of trust ' ~ NV
WILLIAM 2. SHEPPARD
GCSrAvUS A. MYERa lTr,.....
CONWAY ROBINSON
p The above sale viii be BY M...rs px,o. NJ
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STRAW CUTTERS,

sAdP article have gotten and patented upon principle
entirely which respectfully the public
anime For small farmers and private stables the city
sed that viii prove far thing the
Price $40.
9J We stn manufacturing large for $50 OF
the perfect adaptation this capacity
and common abourers receiving daily
gentleman from Hanover years
gna
To this implement have been awarded premium BY
Agricultural Society OF HESEIco ths premium
vEN Society the h Of the PLADEtriA Agricultural
Society and Al the exhibition Of
which opento the world for
extensive than other country they
first premium and Il very beautiful silver medal
BOTTS 4 BI-RFOOT
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VALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10IL BUSHELS CLOVER SEED, prime
w quality, receiving snd for b.
NH ~ WORrHAN NAGRUDEn 90,
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COMMISSION HOUSE.
WE uhscnhcr ohrr be- md ercrons a. gene
al commission Merchant f1r the alc Of Produce Toac
co. Fur Wheat &ce receiving and forsanrof Goods and
of The purchase II Groceries an who will him with their
combine HE office opposite of me- Basin bank
n hs houso recently occupied BY Mossrs rayior
DAVID COUPLAND RANDOLPH
krItRtvcr-Mcssrs Lanrhorne Aunicsd Lynchburr John
y stewart Richmond Mr. Randolph HARRISON Goochlaud
dit&c2awtw.
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THE STEAMBOAT Kappa
assSs1ssllase HAMMOCK, Can't. Fairbaak
HOOGS, SHOES, TRAVELLING 1'HINHS q a.
PEI HAGS, VAIrCES, HBACKING, sc,
SPRING SUPPLY.
NOTICE.

/ JUDAH MYERS co now prepared 10 srpply their
- friends and The public every article the n,t s
/ and Trunk line. at very low prices fot cash. NH 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-21

LADIES' CHEAP OOLOURED SIIPPEHS.
M have hand Ladies' eoourcd Morocco srpcr,
very cheap Tor cash. JUDAH MYERS A. co
nootg boea nd Trunt h..
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/ s.9 FOX RENT, the tenement south side of
hAH street Few doors below Brreden CO..
an excellent stand o occupied by John Ksuip
Possession will b. the Is April next Apply 10
. 4 }. = JAMES CO.
] mn III Globe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

The nl,oaing Is part Of the speech Of lac Gov
ernor General Of Ciuada. in openrag The Ia'rI session
Of the Parliament o. thai province.
In those paris. he says. where works uf his des.
CTIpiion are m progress. I found crntenIment pre-.
EaiiIus a, The Prospect which hey present. L. 9TH
er parts there ID 4 cry for improved Roads for The
conveyance OF produce 10 appropriate Markets. a
claim which Is worthy Of confederation; for on such
communications The prosperity OF the country must
"a greet measure DEPEND. Nowhere was Ihls anIIeI,
more sironGlr expressed Than IA the eastern TOW nsaIpa
OF Lower Canada, where the commuuiIy. alm-.t
eHiFeIy agricultural IN consequence ct he heavy
duties imposed Un their produce ~ The United States,
nave lost the market 10 which they had formerly
recoCF-ei while Tie exemption from duly in our
cruhITy OF tie similar produce Of QUE ncjghbor ona.
oles I'.em, by greater facilities Of conveyance To-
und rscii The rrliuccrs of the eastern townships IN
'neir own.msfAets, S.iur!4r complaints ufrhe effects
OF The duties 100 our produce 90 the United Stiles
aud "i the facility gwen Co the admission u lheu
If".lce 400 o-r territory, are cleo made ia Other
paris
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
a NDYEL lNCIDENr.-The r..

A NOVEL INCIDENF.-The Bos.
toa Transcript Of Saturday relates the
following remarkab frog story:
"Rev. Mr.. Burnhun, minister OF the
Society now wDrshiPIng al the Odcon,
called upon us this morning, and rcla-
ted the following strange story, which,
had he not been a clergyman, we could
hardly have believed: One evcaing las,
week the Rev. gCntIeman's wife was ia
ken suddenly and seriously 49,, when
during a violent fit OF vomiting, she
elected a live frog about hall grown
The fog hoped half way across Inc
room, and them with something OF dn-
matte dignity, laid down on his. back and
expired. Mr.. Buruham supposed that
she took the frog into her stomach, in
the fqipsIe state, while drinking waJe
.n the night, as she had been ia the uab
IL ol.so doing, and that it had been ID
her stomach Tor some weeks. Mr.. B.
remarked 10 Us, that, al although he wa.
not much frightened, Jet be was c1usii
eraJIy surprised at witnessing such F.,
strange addition 10 his family ."-Satur.
day Museum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
4 GRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

~ The ONO and BROOKE County AGRI-
CULTURAL S~OCIETY'S Annual Fair, aud EIhi-
lion will he held o.
~WELLSBURG,
On Wslaerdsg. Ilth of Octuher The Society
offer premiums for Hnr.cs, Neat Caule. Sheep,
Swine. Agricultural Implements. the hest cultivated
FARMS. FIELD CROPS, ORCH ARDS and GAR.
DENS as specified ~ ths Published proceedings Ui
the Board VI Managers Of this Society in Febuory
last.
SAMUEL JACOB. Esq. VIA has been appointed
Marshal. will wuh assistants. take control OF ell
STOCK brought IN The EIhibriSn, and arrange them
30 their proper places.
The follow Ing order Will be observed during The
DDS.
The Plouching Match 10 commence al Q u'clock,
a 81. A. 10 o'clock the viewing committees viii
rommence CO., lr cKumlnnuon Of the stock. nipple.
menrs. SC and ot - n'clucE. the Sscieiy. will
assemble a. INC stand h. hear an address from en-
eminent iucId II Agriculture mud the reports Of lie
committee.
The committees vii consist q The following gen,
Ipmen.
HOSSEs-J1hn Jacob. Talbot Hammond. Jess
EIgrrf1r
CATrLE--Issac Neiswanger. . W MsIcuIC.
Moses Bell.
SHEEP AID AGRtCULTUR RAJ IMPLE.
MENTS-N Afkruzpu. Grp Wilson. Nm stewart
HOGS-Wm Gregg. } Morgan, b Wells.
PIOUGIlNG--O5ed Green, Benz Kelley, =
BelIIirn
FARMS. ORCHARDS. GARBENs AND
FIELD ~C1OPs-Otbr Hs~dgssiSumuel Mitchell
lrhn Atkinson. adam Kuhn, Elr Green.
BY order 1ifls o. srd Of Msnagers,
g.rg IN WILSON, e. Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

Il DON'T CARE."-Yes you do care,
yOu are only IN "A pet now, and when
you &c; sobered down and have had
time for reflection, YOU will care Ger
loIuiy the world don't care about you,
and would way on as ii is wont were
you anuJhiiSted at tni- moments; but un
less YOU care for the world you are ru-
incl al once. II is Of no avail! 10 get
in a pei aud use harsh language and
donOuUce every body around you. 1t is
not a wise spirit that is harJorcd 10 your
heart, it is sthe spirit Of evil. While
you live you will have much to pcrplex
AMI torment yoI, but it Is unwise to spt
fire, bite your thumbs, or shake your
fists at all who come in your reach
Bear mp and ~persevere with stout heart
aad kind look. Such a spirit will be
worth possessing. 1t will yield you
pure enjoy menl at all times. aud draw
around YOU friends who will contribute
TO your welfare aud happlncss.-Port.
land Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
ANCIENT

ANCIENT NINEVEiI-M. Botta.
the French Consul at Mossoul, COM
mencei, a year back, making cxcdva-
lions on the ground formerly covered
by the city OF Nincveh, watch was stu
oted on the IIgris. opposite the present
town Of Mossuul' The walls are still.
observable, as well as some huge piles Of
bricks, which served as foundations Of
the palace Of the kings Of Assyrja. In
one Of those piles he discovered tao re
mains Of a palace, the walls Of which
are covered with bas relicfs and inscrip-
tons IN cGnciiorm characters. The dis.
c3v ~ Is tie more important, as no
scuiPturcd monument Vas hitherto pos
sessed OF the As-yrianS. The French
government has sent VI. Bolia a sum OF
money. to enable him TO pursue his uu
IerJGhing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
IIIE RINAL EGH-SHLLER

n,
use . 'G'l o'd pun
- o'H"S en"' before the Re
49,, les'llu'S " originated IN the
80, ~ 'I'" al oiI mi'atlo woman
= ''' oo'h Oh whom are ee-
~ '"''''to woman has oc
'o S,tho SO long that the
mn,I! ~ me Oldest tnhabItant run.
,,am vac contrary ne Dutch
so - o'' d new conner, and Is regarded
" MS rlH"l with more "hNIiy Of tenure"
:" on Narrd"ti'ie Intruder and al.
1~-e'o'ch'r on h'r legitimate business.
%pP'"'S '""' 'heN yesterday morning
N's"0I u? " F'N' ara were taken before
.'- comma 's'r! no.
..' '". '' 3-' .'~.f rs
.'"' "'. ."~ -o'.eF
.'' - '"c'' ~'>'''>'I" ~ a.
10
w., me NJ. =.
~. - o,," ''e "ou''h' sa'a IN"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

NESSRS GOGG!N AND GILNiER-wc
understand That the contest between these r,ruc.
men .s In regular progress. aud thats vast mas of
.HuhIoriug testimony VIII be- spread before the
hHu-7 90 Representative esldesce which o. viii
rHsr tac parties I1 tho con est RI heavy sum d, have
procured. which % ~rIl rusi re country many fb1u.
sands fu pr.tat Washington. aud set MANY mlrs
thousands n he time which Will rudsrorsllIy
require f1 consider 90 hy Congress. or rB affect rg
.nus.ler 30, Tor consider .uci things they never do.
Iu reality
How much better how much more patriotic had
% been t1r Mr. Grm9r 90 have consented 10 run "a
overt 70 be- was elected before. could he NOT nave
been ags.u' Aud fnat elected hoisrc. ought he
i~srss 90 1surp = scs'-H,k WAz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

FEMALE LABOR.-The meetings o. iuurney.
men tgIlors aud laIlDrcs,es, whicI, have rrcsnily
Isken place ia Boston, have ell tied some star ng
iacts respecting Ia com ensaIinn Of The lsuer for
heir work The shirtmlkers, II seems, have been
working Tor Sr cents Gr making garment. The
folio" ing is an extract ir.m the Proceedings Of the
meeting 81 FaUeu HAL ca Friday
OHs widow lazy. 10y request oC the president.
-iaied her case, As a specimen of what all had To
submit t' who worked Tor her 'nplu,rr. Snre
January last, she he'd made pontalopn, with straps
for twenty i've cents Il par, and had been Obliged
u take her pay ia orders. One dollar in cash wa.
all she had received since January.
Another said shoe dad not take orders because
she always wanted 10 lay her money out just a, she
pleased. but she worked for less Than th,se Of her
companions who took Oidsrs.
The president asked her how much deduction
she made for CASH
The speaker replicd--"G have considerable
pride about sUTae irIaE-. auI 10 tell you tho ruth,
/ DO not like 10 tell ~ puH!ic what GET
The president then sid hc hoped he pride of nu
member would prevent her from STA ting facts
which At would be useful 10 have q .sclused.
We'll, hen" answered the rclslyr- for p,nta,
Icons with two pocket auJ d watch fob. I gel only
ten cents"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
SC Genes or CIVIL VAR

SCENES or CIVIL WAR - Jour
dan ~isyrnameI by himself ''rhe hea IS.
man, J led the remains Of his army back
10 Avignou, and demanded immediate
supplies IN money aud ammunition.
These were refused by the municipality,
on watch the rulian Withdrew his force.
Laid waste the surrounding country,
agoin proceed d 10 Carpcutras. and bonn.
Gdrdgd the town with red not balls
urce more he was ropu,S,d with great
loss, 10y means OF "a singular straiaurm
The bryan IS had encamped some dis.
iance from the town IN a plain whence
they fired their red hot balls The IN
habitluts carried large pots full OF pitch
10 Inc tops of The highest houses, an
setting ire 10 the pitch, raised dismal
crios as soon as The pots were in ful.
h.uze. The ]brgaHds, conceIying that
lheIr balls had taken effect, aud that the
cries were those OF deS DaiF, triumphant.
~ advanced TO force their way into the
place, when a masked. battery sudden y
poured upon them a discharge OF grape
shot with such effect as 10 drive them
back 10 their camp. JOurdan ordered
his cavalry 10 bring iH the dead and
wounded; and the way ia which they
rfurm j this operation was worthy o.
s. ch "a force One end Of a cord beiu.
fastened roIad a wounded man The 9th
cr was wed 60 the horses crupper; aHl
IN ibIs manner they dragged their man
g.cd C0u.sra1cs behind ,hcm al .fuli gal
lUp tli they we're OF. OF reach Df th,
annoa oi the History Of on
oTH times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

Here IS a hide FreEch legend that mag be read
Nah proif by maHy young maideus:
TIE oldest OF tNu slslers wu- pr missed ty her
iuihe Co u gentleman possessed Ut q IHrgc Cslair.-
ghe day VAS DppOInlcd 10 the gentleman 10 make
l. visit. be not having as yet seen eiIher Of hem,
ind the ladies were informed OF ms coming. that
they mighI he prepared io receive him. The
pai need bride Who wa, lie hanI,omest ofi,e 80,
eng DESTROYS 10 show her eicsauI shape und
SANDER waist To Ihe best advantage. clothed herself
ia a dress, which sat vr7y llsat aud close Lpun nor.
without any lining or aciug ct lar, though % was
winter aud exceeding cold. The consequence y IS
that she appeared pre aui miseUhir, like ore
l-u hing w,h the = y rtI o. lhc weather; while
hcra sister VITO, fegar iessui trr shape. had aJlrrd
herself nt.oni!ly with ,h!rk garments lned with
ur, looking warm unL healthy, unl rnAty as q rose.
TIE gentleman wus fascinated by her who had The
most health aud ]prudcncci and having Obtained The
L,thcr consent 10 The change len the mortified ssIer
To shIver Ia sirg'c hlcs>cdnrss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

FOREIGN LErrERS-Tne following note from
the Posrsrlsies OF Br,,ou. Ct. copied for The benefit Of
tho people al a distance who may not know that a
prompt and certain transmission Of their letters Ia
the B1-ion mail can only be secured by sending
through The mail. The letters referred tn are sup.
posed TO have cone ir1au the city ct New York:
Posr OsErcE, Boston. Mass, Oct 2d. 1913.
hcTCh'u's, aud others. iurw riding letters 10 Ia.
rnps 10y the 3 iiIsh II oval Mail steamships from lhls
paS', are here y remjnIed Of Ihe importance olhav.
irg tse.r letters pass through the regular mails in
her o. ismIss'nn To thIs city, Iu insure their being
forwarded wuEou, delay. Their attention Is espe.
cIllly ca!le.! iJlle following extract from the adyeT-
Usrmeut Jl tre Agent Of hat iglc VI steamers.
"Np,s. All letters aud newspapers MUST PASS
jhrouEf, ,he Psi O.d, e; aud all letter, found on blur.
,hc shIP- all ia seized by the Admiralty Agent.
aud rs,u. ned 10 the Poet Office"
This notice u gwen IN cuusequcnco Or the fact
that on tie departure Of the 'CpledDuiI.' October Isl
a package, cIn'auiug one hundred and Sky five
letters, were seized un board that slramer by the
BuIisa Adm rally Agent, ami rcInruedt to This udicc.
The package has The OIIJwIng endorsements
IL. AnHrJ.e whl OJiIge by putting The euclJ.ed
iu The mail 8 gled) j. r. S.uih'
Returned 10 he Boston Pat OiGce by Prosper
Asnhrose, A~Iar-.ly Agent, Caledonia seamer. DC.
tOhcr Isl
IL should be distinctly understood that letters are
""i To bee forwarded 10y these steamers uuless the ia.
.rpI L. ) postage has hren FIRST PAID.
GEO WM. GORDON, Post Master.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

THE CHRISTIAN ElSIyPRfC At
JEBUSALEN.-The establishment O.
the Christian mission al Jerusalem un-
der Bishop Alexander seems destined TO
effect n material and blessed change.
not only in spiritual, but also iuthe NOR
al and Physical con li,ion OF Palestine
and the countries adjacent. The good
viii OF thc Jewish population is ccnciii-
ated by the allablc manner and dispo
SltOn OF the members Of the mission.
and by the acts Of kindness the, con.
stantly rccciye-from them; and thus The
way Is prepared for the teaching and
reception OF the Christian faith in the
way that all Christians will desire -
The u.rdl'al department Of the mission
hoS' IN this respect proved of immense
4 Vantage, as the Jews have confidence
N the skill Of Dr.. mcgowan, and n "
freely resort TO the ~dispensary for al
vice and medicines. The residence and
travels Of the mission give much inter
eStlng knowledge rs To .hs present as
pect ana condition OF Palestine, and the
journals kept by the intelligent and
pI0us persons who compose L.. richly re-
pay the attention Of those who follow
their movements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

EEVENING sCHOOL-THOMAS JONI 8
A. Will orrn an evening School. on Ni"uday
evening" The 6 l. of October. The rs"0 10 iu he
basement story of the Union Church. Terms low.
A lew more Day Scholars can be received.
oct o lW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
THE BRi rISH ASSOCIATION At

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION At
CORK.-Pfofessor Luddyfudjy read an
INFECTIOUS paper 90 the probable length
of the whiskers Of the abOF.giug5 OF an.
cisnt Jericho.
Tuesday-The Association tried = Sc
rios Of experiments with the ordinary
knife and fork, which was io.jOaed by
some singulariy interesting researches
into tho power Of pCrPCndlcuInrly
contained ca the human body under
the pressure Of wine, beer and spirits.
WeJnesIay-Tho Association revisit.
cd the LuuaIc Asylum, an invitation
having been sent 10 TIE members TO
mako themselves ,H.Ie al home there.
TLurs5ly-prClgsso W IJJiewabJ.e,
Who seas o. have read "a paPsr on She
c-y.i.L..ell acton yi o. common isgs
ccIrs triangle in c]OHncxiou with tho
rlomboiI drum, ID not attend the nse5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

DIED-Iu this citv. ye~'ierIay IN ram ,ls.i
81 I th5e JAMES ii LOCKER
For E"gty years no hIs u-eu an Irhahuilt uC slr
civ, aud durIns tnst inns has been engaged IA
active nu,iue--. lie establish Il The 6rsI alpsr. nc
believe, Ia CHsnatu, ihs kIEERrr Hail. ~
connsciisu Nth Jr'n w Sow, and vas nue Ut
tie Oldest pri ser, in he Hea.-Cin Gg5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

his gives the Nhig- = gam ei 7 members. Tn.
counties 10 he hcHri from are Somerset \y,rcs.t.,
and ) AluTy's--'h-se cnuu. ies last year s,ecreJ 7
Nhig'and 4 LncOi.cOs. Tncrc - TO r,ns n To- IN
prchshd nO~ the electIun of any Lnc,loc,. exrrrt
from Gc'eniItiou' cir um>iunces, surh a. sIrknc..-
b"' The same 'esuiI as lisI year would give Tho whIs
Two majority ia the House.