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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02
Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

for Hampshire county, Nov. 2.
Notice 10 the Creditors Of Jacob Shillenberg, a
bankrupt. TO prove their debts before me at my of
flee in Romney, on the oath and 25th Of Novem-
Der instant, when and where the said bankrupt is
required to attend.
A. p. WHITE, Com'r.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02
e x la w HETE LEAD.

'H'HE subscriber has in Store very large con-
signment of Extra No. White Lead, Tin
oil) in %, 90 and 100 lbs. Kegs, which he is au-
thorlsed to sell much lower than The usual prices
JAMES II. JUREY.
Sco,svile, Nov 2, 1886
N. Is. would earnestly request all who owe
me in Augusta, 10 make payment to Samuel f..
clarke, without further delay. J. III. ].
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02
DDSTDONENlENT


In consequence of The inclemency of the wealth
or on Friday last, the ceremony &c., alluded &c
above have been postponed to Friday the 3rd inst
November ,, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02

splendid Ffo,Ucr.--A late number of the Drm-
ines (Scoiland) Courier says there is in full flow
er' IN he garden of David Blair, surgeon, in Kir.
cudbright.,. splendid specimen of the "Yucca
u, G,,ionosa, vulgary called ''Adam's NeedIe.''-
ne Hunk is pare Tor about four feet them out of,
as it were, the root of pine apple. rises s,o,r
OF nearly eight feet in height, on which are nm.
wards Of 700 flowers. The plant has been sew.
oonteen yeaIs in its present situation, and never
lowered before.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02
A MELANCHOLY AFFAIR

Mr. John Dwight, tutor in Yale College, died
a. New Haven, on Friday last, under Distressing
circumstances. During college freak among
.he students Mr. D., with the faculty and others,
"'se"iPaeu 10 preserve order. He seized young
and almost at the instant he was stabbed three
times. Fasset committed the deed. but The yvea.
pom he used was put into his hands by anotber
fasset left New Haven an officer was despatrb'
cd AFTER him with requisition from Gov. CIeve-
land.
The New Haven papers state that vounr Fas.
set has reached New Haven and delivered him
sell up to the authorities to answer the CHARGE of
causing the death of Mr.. Dwight.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02

N9LANK Bonds and Notes, Deeds Of Trust and
NJ Bargain and Sale, for sale ut thSofIics.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02

% 4 q " T. S Just received small lot of
~ Parlor and Ten Plate Stoves, low for cash
by ISAAC PAUL & CO.
November 3, 1851
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02

VA ANTED-A Wet Nurse for about three
months. liberal hire will be given.
JOHN II. ARNALL.
Nov. =, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-02

EOll SAlhlA9
a very good second hand PIANO. in good or
= der-on short credit, if desired. Enquire
Of the Printer.
Nov. 2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ritehietorn Glass Works, Tools. dc. dc.
ERG virtue OF deed Of trust to US
NJ from Horace Milton Miller and wife dated
the d h day Of November ls4I, and recorded IN
the clerks office Of the county court Of Ohio
county, Virginia. in deed book %, page 337, we
will on W Wednesday the 9TH lay Of June next, AZ
the iro9t door y tho court house Of saif county,
sell at public auction, all the real and personal
properly conveyed 70 us by said deed; that is to
say-the followin real estate, with the fixtures,
aspurtcnances and improvements, squares mum
bered 80 and Al, Thirty three and forty Onel in
the Edition to SOu'h Wheeling, laid out by Sam
uel Sprigg and John Ritchis, which addition IL
commonly called Rltchietown: each of said
squares, contain sixteen lots numbered from one
to sixteen inclusive
Lots numbered and 10 Inins and ten.1 in
IN square number "a Twenty fourl IN the same
addition.
Coal lot numbered . rtwoJ and the North half
Of coal lot numbered lth-ce,l M the same addi-
tiOn, win the privilege of mining for cnai a. far
back - The eastern boundary OF the Drnnyfarm,
wlihln the orth and South lines Of said coal
Ioi' numbered two and said half Of cosl lot
numbered three.
Also, al the tools apparatus and materials
decd
The sale will be made in parcels or together,
us may suJt bidders.
TERMS or SALE-The purcha se money to
be paid ln three equal tnstamcnts, hearing inter
est from the day Of sale, and payable respective
Iy in one, two aud three years from the day Of
sale. The payment 10 be satisfactorily secured.
Selling as trustees We undertake 10 convey
such title as ~ vested IN rs by said deed
bb5ISyTG,v Trustees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
Ernm The Rrsrnn Iimns

BOWDOlN ESTATE SEIZED BY TWO HUN.
DRIED MEN Ill Is well known that the B,V.
doin estate. at the corner oi BIwd aud Beacon
streets, has been ot me time a disputed Isrriiury
claimed 60 pau by Bow d'in college, Mel n a
Documentary hequesi. aud on the other hv Ger am,
letrs MO acEy the clam oi the college. The col
'cg', la pr0r,r their rights, fortified the disputed
eirrrory boy The erection Of iprmidasle fence a d.
r'unJ -, aud carpenters shop M the centre rs a
fort. Tue Boston claimants have been Tor months
cycling thIs ciIidel and the broad Ian Is around it
nth rather than the hnli.en siOus feelings OF
tho Peri at the gate al Paradise.
Thus morning early. Mr. Amos Getting rf this city
agent for tine osiracised hers right early sl
SUNNI ',ed To his aid hand OF gallant ruupS. $50
~ number. all sIurdny chanICs of Boston. whe5e
thjs ODDLY array WAS IN ,rshled. we know n ,
nut 1t must have b on m inspiring sight e. see Mr.
Co n. move down The line ~ review mil receive
their courteous salula,ians he marc ed past with
due military drcurum. There was no sunshine To
CLEAN upon their arms and daily with their blaz.n.
~. but the grey s''Jer light ct the misty morning
side 10y sde. shoulder To shoulder. they marched
onward Ia the siormng ol Fort Rowduin
Their calm and collected lead sr gave the signal,
aud ON rushed his undaunted hand. here was
no sturdy garrison To hold out against them aud ai
ter hiiei interval, during which he crashing at
nntds tho cteahlng of ppss. and the cheers oi tho
men. broke upon the ears, The sIucklde was level.
pieielv. The noise uccasIoned 10y this demolition
aroused all The MAIDS aud m1irOns in the neg hbnr
hood and caused them rush to their indOws in a
most liberal dishahIlle
The buildings destroyed were the properly Of Mr.
Ho'd, cHnIracinr who nj possessinn nf the esia e
under the authority uf the BrwdnIn College The
decisive act Of Mr. COiiing was Tor the purpose %;
testing The legality of t-e Bnwdrn college clam
and u Will, OF under tho immediate nc.
lion of The law. Ia the meantime the affair has
created no little excitement all about the city and
| Tremendous hubbub in the locality where u Oe-
/ Cured
>. We lean that Mr. Woods took possession
OF the estate Peaceably, and let the buildings.
and had IN the lend several thousand dollars worih
OF lumber belonging To- him. A man who slept "a
one OF tic buildings at the Time ofIhe attack warned
them 10 desisI. bat ia vain
The persons employed nv Mr. Coiting now kul,l
possession Il The ground, mime O'Clock. A. NJ aud
have driven off all the PRIOR occupants,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW lORk, April 81, II. NJ
The ship E"gnr Il, BIrIle't has jp,t arrived from,
Livcrpnnl bringing dates to The 9th inst.
Ia the House Of Lords on the l1Ih, liz ri Mouats
eagle brought forward the motion Er returns of
cotton and wool impaired In each Of the last seven
years. and the amount Of The dates paid i'm the
same. with the view Of showing the mpoIcy Of
imposing taxes the raw materialsihus prejldicing
our staple trade, and giving the advantage To The
foreign manufacturer.
The Globe Of The 9Th says that tho political &C.
counts from India md China, deiniied 10 dnv .ao
not Of a nature 10 effect The funds, the numerical
accounts favorable.
The advices from Can't n TO the 2lst january,
Tranquility curIinued To he preserved ia Canton,
and the DISCONTINUED spirit which led 10 the riot Of
7Ih December seemed likely To he entirely subiu-
ed. by the prudent measures of the municipal au-
Ihori'i,s.
The principal event which had uccuned in India
the action fought with determined b-a,ery. he
tween $500 troops undcr the charge Of SIR Chlres
Napier, and - 900 Belochees- the lat er were de.
eated but not without grea' loss the part Of tho
British, upwards Of 200 Tell in the conflict.
On the IA. ord Biougham carried his motion "a 9
vote of thanks To l. ri Ashburun for successfully
negotiating the Treaty. Of Washington. la The
course OF the debate Lord Brous IN very
we're upon Gen Cas-.
The MonIczuma had arrived ut Liverpool on
the ! tn, anu the HuIringueT the 9Th ui.
No news from France.
Anarchy continued tn prevail at AfIIhanrsian.
No change IA the price Of cotton. Markets very
dull.
THE INCOME TAX.-Th Trcon0 raI il sp.
pears. is likely To eIceed by million the calcula.
| ton OF Sir Robert Peel. the probable amount, as
stated by the Duke Of Wellington in The House Of
Lords being fI,500.000
| SPAIN.-Tne new Chamber is said 10 he COM
posed as follnws;-Anri conaliiinn-is 1885, COalIIO-
nisrs. 81; Doubtful Is The 1903 WILL no doubt, sup
porI tho Regent aud all the measures Of The pres
euI Min
RUSSIA letter from ST. Petersburg OF the
9th ulI PubiShed.in the Gazette de, TrIbunauX'
states that the Emperor Of Russs. had granted .
full amnesty TO a number Of Poles eIed Siberia
or The inferior of Russia for the pnr they had taken
IN the revolutions Of November, 1882
TU RkEY.-The arrangement OF the difference
between Turkey and Pcrsu is said To have made
no progress since last account from the Turkish
capital.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
The editor oflhe Troprc rpny saw. .

Inc eulI'r OF ihe Ir"pic TPlly says.
In contemplation Of The nntagonisrica routes BY
which they reached two ofIhc most important offices
~ the Slate Of Louisiana. under The conIrol al The
President II must be queer spectacle Io them ia
guilty embrace, al The meeting OF the New Orleans
Tyler Club. check by Jnwl with our Suiveyor, Seth
w. Nye, aI"ay'a Wing. and our neighbor. the
Tyler edHo' James Graham. always a L7cJfocoi
Oar type vending friend o. b. HILL the President
OF The Tyler Club when he lonks around three spe-
cImens Of "ihe faithful gathered tog, Iher in the
SanhedrIm must meN tally be the victim Of strange
emotions AS the worthy President is man II
shrewd discernmeut he will be able Ia think uf no
description Of hts members more apt than the fat
knights celebrated inventory Of his army Will he
net be tempted TO eXclnm that the members Of hiss
Cuo so lar as concerns their political principles
indeed The "cankers Of n calm werld and a Iong
peace p7rIisans as ragged IN political faith La
zarus ~ the painted cloth when the glutlon's dog
licked his sores"
The New Orleans Tropic. in comparing The prin
cipIes advocated in $40 by Thomas Gibbs Nor
gan' the Collector Of That port. and John Dawson
the newly NJ pointed Postmaster exhibits in an am
using hight lhei' juHiapJsiion. ln July Of 1870
/ 'beY were opponents for a sesi in Congress from
me second Congressional districts Of Louisiana -
| Morgan was warm advocate Of. Tip aud w. an,
The most noisy declaimer against TIP and nv, wa
Dawson the present " Postmaster
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
MURRAY,s FLrIn MAGNESIA.

DREPARED under the exclusive sanctiO Of
Il the tIscovcrcr SIR JAMES MURRAY.
This mild, safe, and elegant Anti acid and A
perient possesses all the properties in general
use without being liable like IT, TO form danger
corrections IN the bowels il cOrrccts acid
in;uring the coat Of the Stomach rs Soda, Pot
ash aud their c1rbonates are know TO do. IL
prevents the food of infants turning sour, and in
all cases acts as pieasan: Hperent peculiarly
adapted for females.
IL has long since been approved by the follow
ing eminent chemists and professional men.
Sir Ast.ey Cooper, Bart. DR. I.abatt, Dublin
Sir James Clark. Bari. DR. Barker, do
DR. James Johnson, DR. ApIohn, do
DR. Hone, Edinburgh. DR. Ivory Ksnn edy, do.
Or Gregory, do DIR Thompson, @ glasgow
DR. Duncan, do Or M'DOnne, Belfast.
Sr Philio Champion Bart Sir Marsh, Bart
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Union st.
mays Wheeling, Va.
Price 50 cents per bottle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
DIES FRICTION OF THE EARTH.

DR. Lardner. in one oc his lectures, at
New orleans, INDUCED in a train Of
more than usually interesting remarks,
which went to prove that in TIE course
OF time. our planet must be destroyed
by coming in contact with the sun
Since the death Of La Place, this has be.
come the general BELIEF Of astronomers.
and their deductions are based upon Oh.
Servations made in regard TO the orbits
OF Bala's and IIalIey's comets. These
bodies are found to be gradually nearing
he sun, and the earth itself must some
millions Of years hence fa'l into the con
ire Of our solar system, and be destroy.
ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

Amherst tie. These returns elect Goggin by
some % votes. The Richmond Wing says PAS
'engers in the cars say that Gilmer's mujorlry in
Orange. Green and Madison is 5OS-which will
MT be sufficient to meet Goggin's majority in the
upper opunies. Others say that G.v Gimer had
reported thathe went 10 Bedford $50 ahead Ia
either event he u beaten"
THE SIXTH DIsrRfCT-This is the Rich
nond district. The Wing Of Monday says.
We were ton liberal, we understand. m giving
Mr. Jones 81 naJDrliy llls m1Juriiy DIES not eE.
ceed 2i-some cay it's only l7--Jlhers only T.
md srH Of these gwen by three men B., this city,
who voted Cor jones nine lines
Ifupon a strutiny OF the poIls the alleged frauds
IN Chesterfield shall be found Mr. Jones rigbf O., a
srat will be certainly conte5teii-lDr whltcver may
he Mr. us InclnaiiOus, The people will DO content
with nothing less
FOURTH DISTRICT 1T be believed that Hub
bard IL elected BY 30 Or so majority,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

BAPTIST BIBLE SOCIETY The American &
Foreign Bible Society, established unie The Bsp-
list denomination cele hrl'ed ITS sIth anniversary
10 Albany on Tuesday last, the Rev Spencer II Cone
ID d.. Of New York. President
The services were commenced by the reading Of
the l9Ih Psalm by The Rev Mr. Pe,k aud PRAYER
10y The Rev Mr. lde. 81 Phradslphm
The Treasurer then read an abstract y his annu.
nal rePo'', from which % appeared that tho wh,le
amount Of receipts f,r The past year, Including bn.
lance Of about % 900 past over from The ore, ciuo
year, were s23.O35 %. The expenditures have
been. an appropriation Of $1,000 fur the distribution
Of The Bible ~ Germany; $500 in Denmark and Nor
wav. ior the Orissa mission, $1,000 Fr Greece
$1,000 Tor four several stations The names Of winch
we could not hear and $1,000 Tor The Cherokee,
There had 5eea paid as salaries 10 agents 6c-fo,
paper. printing. binding, SC 81 O67 TO- LEAVING a
balance m he Treasury Of 81 $40 90
Numerous speeches were made VIII rrh are repor
lsi ~ The Albany Journal. Prpfes.Dr Kendr OK Of
Hamilton College proposed n resJluiI4a f,r revised
yersion oiibe Scriptures Tor Greece and pointed ou
defects 90 the pscseni version
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04


There is a sense in the following that we err
nesily hope will not be ncgecied ever forgotten
by business men in any part Of the country. The
newspaper press should bear ia mini and urgc
moderation. caution. aud industry in The CONNER.
rial community. Let us guard against another in.
laIion. by all means:
BUSl NRSS.-There is quite a stir in mark
et regards the price of produce. We have seen
eCou "a % satisfy us that some of commercial
friends are flushed We would say them, he
cautious. No doubt. the worst over with us. u
we OF ly get any Thing like stability IN legsln
ton. and M oieTaGSS IN mercantile matters.
But the history nfall revulsions informs of one
fact; that just before fall recovery there spurs
Of excitement followed by depressions. Nor is this
at all strange. Money then is plenty, those who
possess il. Lave held il locked for a long Time; They
feel anxious to invest produce goes OPP. the price
ii becomes inflated; md. consequently. n r6actun
follows which is alike injurious, for The lime to buy
81 anl seller.
is not this the cause, IN part al this time, Of the
present pd rise in the price Of produce7 What
Is there in the ma Tkets at the east To cause R-
We not disposed to utter a word Of discourage
meni. We glad to see tho counieuances ofthe
merchants bright ard hopeful. But looking at The
past. would urge them TO he caulirHs. To avoid
every hing like innl,ion, 10 be moderation in all
rhngs ard above oil things and above all to let the
progress upward be Slot0-lor then only can It be
made sure
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

TIE LOSL ORSrOLEN TREASURY NOTES.
The advertisement nIly put forth from the
Treasury Department respecting the packet al
Treasury n"ies alleged 10 have been made Up nj
New Orleans. has elected The following remarks
from the Philadelphia U Gazette:
The Secretary Of The Treasury has published n
list of about 100000 ofTreas ~ notes. which he
snys he received information were made up IN n
package al the Custom HoHse in New Orleans on
the 26h July last. hut which hive never been re
ceIved by The department lie further says at
has been ascerinned that Of the notes iIs paI
and cancelled have been paid INTO the Custom
Houses aud IL receivers "f public moneys. bear g
very slight indications, If any OF n prIOr cancea.
'Ion' from which II Is apHrchended' that Others of
the same description are in circulation. The Sec.
-eIary adds, ''ihese notes are wholly invalid. and
cannot be received. or any tDay acknowledged 10y
| The Treasury What authority, we would ask
| has the Government Of The United States, thus to
TePHdioie one hundred thousand dollars VI IFS obi
ganuusl
An officer OF The Government embrzzles { alta.
mount OF Treasury NJles, aud after tpse OF n,ne
months, giving hIm unplo lime Ic dispose nf Them
and scatter from end of The Union 10 the other
during which they pass INTO ,he hands Of hundreds
ui mnocent holders, the Secret of The Treasury
gravely informs them that the United Suies will
noi pay them or IN any way acknowledge them -
How diff rent aRd how honorable vas The conduct
oi The Blush Government in reliicn u the fraud.
ueni issues "i EGchequsr Bills. They honestly pa
The bulls. and look measures la punish The offenders
hui our Goyernm3nI dishonesty refuses Iu pay lis
genuine obligations, aud will in oil prOhalIliIy al.
low The perpeiIalor Oi tho deed To go unpunshed
The effect Of this unwse movement Of Mr. Spencer
Is 10 be seen ia The fall 81 United States stock thai
had reached 49, and was steadily advancing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

EDITORIAL LIFE-A SrECIAlEN-Muslard
plaslers on both feet. lpecac aad Morphine every
three hours and Morphine and IPecuc every two
Try bread and weak for breakfast, dry for
uinner, weak tea and dry bread for supper, camo-
mile between lines, collecting for amusc.
ment. wilma man IN your sancIum waiting for what
you cannot get. Headache, pain the side, hand
LerchieG constantly in requsirion. with such a cold
you cannoI speak above n whisper. II is pleasant
wri ing about those times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
From the London canada West saq. of April 81 /

From the London canada West Rq. Of April 81.
DREADFUL CALAMITY AND Loss OF LIFE.
On last Sunday afternoon as the Rev.
RIchrrd Food the worthy clergyman
IF Delaware, and seventeen other gen
temen Of the congregation, were return.
ing from divine service. in crossing the
river in small scow adjacent to the site
where the bridge has bee n swept away,
the temporary convenience was hurried
down the,Stream un;ii you came in con.
tact with jutting out tree-when four
human beings met with q watery grave
The whole party chung to the tree and
remained there for upward Of four hours
aud until canoe could be obtained from
the village Of Kilwor,h, six miles dis
iant: four Of Them were CT illeG through
and thereby unable 10 retain their situa
ton, persisted in view Of TIER compan
ions and spectators on shore who could
render them no assistance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

". w. Becher, Of lndianopolis. in an
article published in the margin Of maya
zine Of Horticulture, speaks Of a pear
tree in Knox county Indiana, near Vim.
ciness, which measures one foot above
the ground, ten feet in circumference,
and has top sixty-nine feet in diane.
tor. IL was planted some IS 10 40 years
ago,bv Mrs Ockletree,is a rapid grower.
and bears almost every year about 1876
bushels Of choice fruit Gin Message.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
ATTEMPTED RORRFPV TIL -

flee Of Mr.. Finley, Treasurer Of Wavnc
county Ohio, was broken open on Mon.
Jay night last, and robbed ef-jusi
nothing at all! The depreiator effected
an entrance by boring through the shut.
ter with a two inch anger, by which he
was enabled 10 remove the bolt, and
raise the window. The desks were
then broken open, AMI the premi ses
ransacked pretty generally; but all TO
mir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
I'll OR a

A s TODD. would inform the lovers ni Flora =.
"a that he has at The sign Of the BLACK NAM.
MOTH BOOT, some very choiSe Dahlro roots and
Flower Seeds. just received on consignment and
pr sale very low for cash.
Call al his Shoe Store, South end Of Market
Squire. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

ILLINOIS l.. 5. SEN ATOR.-The
NtoH Telegraph says Week before
last, we venturei lhs prediction, thai
Governor Ford would appoint Judge
Young to fill the vacancy in the Scna;,
Of the United States. occasiCncd by the
death Of the Hon. Samuel McRoberts.-
1t is now limited by some Of his political
friends that tho Governor intends az
p hitting some haHger-OH of the party
who will stand no chance OF being ect
ed by the Legislature, with a view Of be
ing the successful candidate hims elf =
What Patriotrc, diSiHteTeSted Govern
or Illinois has!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
We find the following paragrl pa in the Cumber

We find the following paragrl pa in the Cumber
land Alleganan ofthe 9th April:
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-Gen
Mcneil the President Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, on q visit To this piece, last
week and stated IN The most explicit terms. that in
Two weeks from last Tuesday. he would commence
the unfinished portion Of the Canal. The plan
proposed for procuring the funds wherewiIh 10
prnseCuie the work. did not learn; but under.
stood that tho General very confident Of his
ability 10 60 ahead without the aid Of any further
Legislation on The part.of the State.
We seriously hope that before long something
may he done for the Canal, bnt We are disposed u
think the General may be disappointed IN his eI
pectniions--a short lime, however, will develops
| the feasibility " the proposed plan.