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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DIR SLANT TO a deed ofTGust executed to the
i subscTiber BY Robert Baldwin, dated the 29th
Jav of October IS4I, aud of record n the clerk
og{c. NJ Ohio county court, in book No %, page
305. will proceed to sell at the front door Of
IT, court house of Ohio county on the 9th day 81
November 1919, to the highest bidder 1t public
suction. the folio wing pieces or parcels oil srOunH
that il TO saw, Lot No I76, at tho corner OF Sth
and Zane streets IN the clty OF NhceilhR, Ne
Nest half Of Lot No IT'S, defining. Also, l'0tS
No d. "a. p. and 20. On Clay street.ln Opde-
GRATIS addition To said city. Also lot NO ~ az
the corner ofClay and 4th stree Is, immediately
! onposite said lot No %. Also two thirds o, lot
No II. adjoining said lot No H.. Also the west
| baI(ofInts No 10 and 9. Immediately ADJOINING
s,d lot No al. Also lot No l3, fronting on fIn
slIGetln $40 V nue pnGaivided third part Of twenty
~ = Ind and coal, and coal priv'iet IS ati1
49, ~ ,-si.ased by Henry Mo Te and INC oad
Robert BALDWIN OF William Chaphnc' lyhS ano
heinz adjacent TO said city Of wheeling on otoie
coal run, The title rs believed 10 DC indlspulaotc'
bat selling as trustee | shall only, convey 10 We
purchaser, such title as Is vested III me ny 'H0
satd deed Of trust.
a., 81 Is r ii FITLHUGH, ITHttes
uNO COUNTRY HATTERs-The sub
scubcr u now receiving a large aud vel
selected assortment Of HA1TERS SIOCh
% and TRIMMINGS. which lac "feis at
mall agrancs from eastern prices for CASH hl
blown stock. Russia. Neutra, Dc - ~aran'e'
PURE and UNMlXED, us II Is suoh as was selec'e
Z ior ht- own use. - ' mOALLh"'
sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

EVENING sCHOOL-THOMAs JONES
will open on evening School, o" MONDAY
evening the 18th Of October. The room . ?" ne
basement story Of the Uni"n Church. Terms To-"
A few mote Day scholars can be rece'''u'
oct . j"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

SHAD-Jusr received q few barrels fus SAD.
~ illhIrh " De sold Low for cash
aug % d NGIN1S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

PnL,pELFHr., June 2l-rM
uore,s,r ArrltR-'Tbe alluded on Tnt>4a,
c mn brfrs Aldermen Redman al O'Clock y,.,e4.y a,
,.rno,p Iof iavesta,ion when appeared that marrs,
man named Albert c. Bird, an enSfa'sr ana ieneFi! Sr
TON If BAPTIST Church residing At l'o Fee-steet li
committed most wanton aud unparalleled Outrage upoO n.
erson f e selyln; grl aged about fourteen years who
Si,c in his f.miy. From h- testimony Of the ilr suf
lr7 whose Aier, Jane McDehad u apP.ars hat
- ,I different OCCASIONS he yIllss stole hrr els
-, te .al hour Of night, nd violated her IseH-,ta,
her cearns cuuld deter hirl from his baral as>a
bu, IN. tcsaony of such fsrotnc eh1facias, h,.
5sbear ling length nron IT. he Office MS crow9J
Irin The whole time the deepest lajisEsIcu maiies;D
Bird was held TO bail in the small Of $500 to aa,~.r
a, IN. Court of Sessions. He near neiShboF and nua-
friend OF Ala. Rednan The Villain while l1 the o6r.
eruced the deepest emotion guilt being depicted e,sr,
feature H is aged about 10 yeais and has children ~
ward of eighteen years oi ace.
srrr SrocI:-AEoiier sale Of the stocks belonging
the Commonwealth took place on Monday last n Harrisburg
r the direction Of the Commissioners, which ho~evs
1 moi spar 10 have been attended with any great si,ar
, r the State The only bank stocks ;ha. Offered
and sold were 90 shares Columbia Bank and Bridge Com
many at $50 S31 per share the pax val ue being SlN also
Ia i,rs B,nk If Pennsylvania al Sl5l $50 per shan
49,, IL 100 The Commissioners refuse pa, up A.,
stock for which 81 per share was not orered-conssGp-ny
large number cf he turnpike stocks remain unsod Tea
shar, were usually offered al inst winch being sold
- ,yra tr.reI with the privilege OF lOo shares. Ia
60. .-, !, seem, the Commissioners deemed 1t proper gX
70 @ more than the hIst small iot, The sachce beng
STg,v,R Ir<ro.-Lieu,. Hunters steamer Union, whti
t hon Iiu- off our Navy Yard for several days past iii
rbi morning about o'clock aai passed up II,
Delaware as Tar As Keusington, aoTdmg our ciiItsH Al
rol,on,y OF tuessiug her power and beauty sSe 'nn
iatrl, left for Norfolk
were issued against this notorious institution on Monday
LAST by Alderman Brasier upon judgements ooteiIed yea
ago ON their 81 certificates
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
From the Boston Times Ex,ra. Of Tnesd,
Death OF Mr.. Legare.

Died this mornng, at a quarter TO 3 o'cock, at
the house of a frend-George Tcknor ESQ.,
Hon. HuGn s. LGGARE, Attorney General of the
United States and Acting Secretary OF State.
Mr.. Legare died of indigestion, or Stoppage in
the bowels, and has been very unwell Since his
arrival here on Friday last. He was present in
the Reception Room of the President on that
day, and since that period, has been entirely Sc
cluded and Frustrated on a bed OF sickness
His attending physician was DR.. Bigeow OF
this city. Mr.. Legare resident of Charles
ton, South Carolina. most ripe scholar. Il dis.
tinguished and classic orator of eminent legal
attainmentS, and universally beloved and respect.
3D. He has left q large circle OF friends to mourn
his sudden death, which took place at distance
from the familiar scenes of home, though he was
surrounded by all the comforts and consultations
which sympathizing friends here could impart TO
his diving bed. He was warm personal friend
of the President, who with his sons and members
of the Cabinet and suite are deeply afflicted
The President is now almost entirely proStrated
By his late tatigung tour and UNUSUAL excrtlons,
has received a new cause of depression in the
death of Mr.. Legare. He returned from Lowell!
last evening harrassed and worn out; and retired
to bed at early hour, and Is exceedingly feeble
this morning. He was not able 10 attend the
levee OF Hon. David Hensaw, last evening" or
any other party
The anticipated arrangements for leaving the
city will not take place. The President and suite
will remain in town to-day, and the President
will keep himself entirely secluded for the day,
and has signifed that he will not be able to re-
ceive any calls. AT this present writing, the IN
tentions of the President and Cabinet in relation
TO the order OF the funeral &c, arc not known,
but Will be decided upon early to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

SINGULAR EscApE.-On Tuesday last. as some
children were playing III the ST. Antoine Suburb.
something alarmed them and they fed One Of
the boys missed ms little sister, and thinking she
had hid herself behind the woodwork that sup
ported the wlndlass for drawing water, proceeded
to look there, when he heard her cry out Il shall
be drowned;" on which the brether seized the
cham and without hesitation Jumped in to her
rescue. He, OF course, went down what the sail.
oEs call by the run but he succeeded in getting
the little girl TO lay hold by the ron swivel that
held the bucket; those at the top being called to
host, but the little girls hand being severely cut
by the swivel, she again let 90 and fell to the bot
tom. The brother waset down after her,whcn he
oade her get INTO the bucket, and this done they
were both raised. The little girl was rnhurt ex-
cept IN aer hands, but she made bitter lamenta-
tons after one OF her shoes which she had lost in
TIE water. The we'll is 20 feet deep; she had
tired to jump across it, and fell IN.
Montreal Transcript.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

SUPPOSED MURDERERs ARREsTED.-Iwo men
named Samuel McCauley and Thomas Perry,
alias George Duggon, were arrested in New ".
leans on the 9th inst. charged with being the
persons who murdered Major Floyd, near St. LOUIS
last summer. 1t will be remembered that per-
son named Henry Johnson, well-digger by pro-
fession, was executed short time since IN 81
Louis, for the same offence, protesting his lnn"
cence at the very moment he was launched ln1
eternity.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

USioS COLLEGE GRiDUATEs-A meeting oil me oD''
ates Of Union College residing in New.for and It's ''''
viii be held the Small Chapel of the University 0i
day evening" the 23d inst at P NJ, when the oom"''
appointed the previous eneeting will report II s
pected that DR.. MOTT viii on that evening meet "''
graduates. A general attendance is earnestly FeqOe''1
By order Of the Committee. S. "A. FOOT CN',~al
J. ". BRowN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
Our Agen;x-Cash Business.

Our friends in detea, parts Of the United States who
proper endorse the responsibility of individuals and
recommend them worthy Of credit are hereby informed
that our terms being invariably cash IN adrance we never
inquire into the pecunary responsibility oil our Customers
The better way perhaps where an individual is ANXIOUS 70
engage in the circulation of valuable aud popular public
aous would be for his friends home loan him uf
cent sum Of money make his first purchases. This
avail him something; but letters Of Introduction and ,et
monias Of good character however much they may
snand respect BE- made place Of the
cash
{tg TAr LIE AND SPEECHES OF Mr.. CLAY arr for
waded in the order which have received the money
We in hopes that after the present week shall be
able supply all demands 18th pomp,nesstkus far we
have been unable to manufacture as fast the orders have
been received.
G3- We send ou, no book. commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

o. Cancelled bonds of the State of Kentucky
to the amount OF Sl67,200 were burned at Franz
fort, on the Eth instant in the presence OF the
Governor and number Of the officers ol uF
State. The Frankfort Commonwealth says ina
the exchange Of six years bonds for thirty ye'h
bonds IS gong on rapidly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

kILED.-We learn from the New Hampshire
Patriot that man aged about - years, name not
known, was killed on the Lowell Railroad. on
Saturday last. He was on the upward train, and
supposed to be travelling to Concord. When the
cars stopped at the turning out place, near Bile
rlca, he, against the caution of those about him,
jumped from them to cross the t{ack along which
the downward tram from Lowell was passing at
the same moment. The engine struck him. threw
hlm down across the rails and passed over him,
breaking the right leg and left arm, and cutting
his head dreadfully. He died instantly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

IMPORTANT NoricE-Public attention Is ca.e' u"
large sale oiDmneg, Tea Dessert and Toilet Sets, LUZ
Wines Decaaters, Table Cutlery Razors sen'0''' -,.
knives, Dressing Cases, &c SC. which takes pace
row (Frida! a3d inst the China Store, A''Of
l0t o'clock. As the business must be speedily eioeu
lot offered viii be sold to the highest bidder '''
nom ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CoUsr.-Nos. 10, l., ), -, 100 iva tu'
% H. lO3, s5, s. 20 -, 80, 6, a. llO, To- o' lo4 -
%, IS, L. ,.,o.. .;.,,,.;,. oos
10 GoMMoy PlE,sNos 10, 20, q, y. IS 20 80 81, 50,
M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

HoBokES.-We requested to mention thar 'ie och
Fefryboa,s will leave regularly in the ro'ia
side the hour and half hour, and IN ne III
every twenty minutes. Those who i'll the summer 49, - i
short sail on the river aud pleasan, walk 'h0u'1
means visit Hoboken
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

NwAL.-Thc Z. S. brig of war 1'ruxton, Lieut.
CONT Geo. P. Upshur, bound to Constantln9'p|
bring home the remains Of the late Comm0GoN 70.
Porter, went TO sea from Hampton Roads on ! lf'
daY NOriOIk fIeralu'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

u Wanted A;en, for this payer at PRovIDEscr. r
No Eeed apply unless he resides aad acquainted IN
int city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

Q- Saltwater Bathing, hot or cold, i' benenetH :;
seasons Of the year aad the Hot Batns OF Nh ~ .;n,
Brooklyn, in better order than at the
See his advertisements
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

1~ The splendid Steamer DIAMOND Win ne'
rooms and magnificent accommodations leaves y fy
wharf again this evening the runous!y cheap home
At this rate it cheap TO travel as 10 "a ,r,ou,
and as a general thing may venture to 50! '''
modations little superior.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

- Persons wishing 10 subscribe for TAE TKtBUsE nj
PHiLADELrH. and the adjoining Districts will be served
guar every day the arrival the y O'Clock
the low price Of 80 per month b. leaving their
with the undersigned. Singlecopes The Week
Is Tribune per No. Ct cents Z. w CARR
Forum Office Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
Cnrre.nondencs Of The Tribune.


DEATH OF HUGH S. LEGAeE-SlcKSEss OF lY-
LER.-Hon. Hugh S. Legare, Attorney General
and Secretary of State pro tenn. died at the resi-
dence of George Ticknor ESQ. in Park-stfee''
this morning a, O'Clock. He had been III ever
since his arrival on Friday, but was not supposed
TO be in any danger until YESTERDAY morning,
when he was admonished to make ms VIII ana
to prepare for his departure for the world of spirits
Every effort that medical skill could make was
tried. but in vain His disease, at first on y a
sight cold and indigestion rapidly took the form
OF bilious cholic and was followed by the almost
certainly fatal feature Of introsusception Of the
bowels. which terminated in his death this morn
ing an hour before the time he had intended to
leave Boston.
The President was to have left here this nom
ing, but has been prevented by his own illness
and the death Of Mr. Legare. He was too i'll last
evening to attend the parties given In his honor
by David Hcnshaw, Esq, former Collector Of
Boston, and an expcctant Of seat IN the Cab-
net, and by the Mayor and Miss Anna Coolidge.
This morning the President is prostrated by IA
tigue and threatened with inflammation of the
BRAN. He is confined to his lodgings and sees
no vlsiters, but is not supposed to be IN danger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

CASE OF SrAEBING At >EA.-Thomas Davis, OF
the ship Franklin, from Newt Orleans, was arrest
cd Yesterday, and brought before :. J. K,rEIJE,
Esq. L. 5. Commissioner, charged with an as
sault on the person Of William >ambrln, another
of the scamen on board, by stabbing him severely
in the breast with an instrument usually termed
a pricker. The man is considered out of danger,
although he was severely injured. The prisoner
was committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

- PArrINsoS, corner Of Ann and Nassau ''' .Son,,
done serving up the best Strawberries and ofeein ''
he beSan great while ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

- The cool and delightful garden on 'h1 its isoi aecrs
Anecan Museum hronSei day aud night ard ~. eG
Of F-ariloquism Leserdernain sc. IN the 'sOO'
.r.at and deserved anuIan,a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

aRrEsT OF 4 MrRpEREss.-A young woman
named Christina Cochran, alias Gilman who is
accused of having murdered her husband in jan
uary last near Paisley, in Scotland, by admins
ering arsenic, arrived at this port last evening in
the b.ig Excel from Liverpool, and was arrested
under the provisions of the late Treaty. she hav-
ING been demanded by the British Government,
through an agent sent to this country in the
Acadia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

AMERICAN INsrrTUTE.-Wc are informed that
Mr.. Peters, Engineer and member of this lnstl-
tutc, will, under its patronage, shortly embark for
China, and will carry with him such specimens
of American productions inventions and I'M
provcmcnls IN agriculture nd the arts as will be
most likely 10 be acceptable to that ancient and
populous en- pirc, and best exempfy the cond-
ton of Improvements in this country, with the
view of obtaining valuable returns to be dis
trbued for the benefit of our fellowci'zcnS.
Articles should be put up suitable for long voy-
ace and sent to the Institute before the 26th
inst. Mr. Peters, till that time, will be in atten-
dance daily at the Repository TO confer with con-
trbuors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

. If YOU wish to witness evenings ta,io s 70 Peae'
ment and Iay moderate price for admisSi9e, mltr
SewI orll Museum Dearue gives his much e, efn NIS
Of Booth and Forrest. Comic singing by or ol.
Adair Miss Blanchard and La Petit Cero, appear a.
sh!llng
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

FARMERS CLuD.-Alccting at | o'clock this
dav, at l62 Grccnwich-strcct, Pacific Hotel
Such Club ought long since TO have been
formed in this city. 1t would concentrate and
di;iusc knowledge. All who take an interest in
Agriculture and Horticulture should Joln 1t is
mistake that only working farmers can effect
improvements. Very important improvements in
Agriculture have been made by enterprlsng in
dividuals of other professions, IN al ages. 1t
would be well for our intelligent mechanics to
ioin the Club and learn what is needed in ma
chinerv. Agriculture opens wider field than
any other occupation for labor-saying machines.
Chemists, botanis,s, &c. should attend and other
subsidiary professions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

FERNANDO Po.-An arrival at Liverpool brings
accounts OF Fernando Po having been taken pos
SESSION OF oy the commander Of the Spanish brig
OF war Nernon, on the 2lst of March. in the name
OF Queen Isabella. He hoisted flag of his coun-
try and hred salute The ceremony was unat-
tended by violence, though the English inhabit-
ants had some slig ght difficulty in restraining the
feelings OF the natives who appeared to be much
attached to the British who were strongly inclined
TO consider the matter as an insult to their friends
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

COMMANDER MAcKESzIE.-1t Will be recollccted
that the Journal of Commerce, soon after The trial
of Commander Mackenzie, asserted that that OIL
Ger was acquitted before the Court by vote of
seven to fve-thus barely escaping conviction
Com. Mackenzie Immediately commenced legal
proceedings against the Editors-not with view
of recovering damages or gratifying vindictlve
fecling-but solely because that wasthe only way
Of obtaining a publication of the facts After
considerable delay the case was brought to trial.
and the testimony Of Capt. Mckcever, one of the
members OF the Court, has been taken and pub
Ishcd From that it appears that on the first
charge-allegng that Com. VI. had been guilty
of murder-tlc vote stod nine that the charge
was not proven, and three that it was, with the
qualification that the act, though proven, was
committed mHh0m malice. On all the other
charges the vote was the same, except perhaps
on that allcdging that he had been guilty of IN
Hlctng illegal punishment on Spencer, Cromwell
and Small on this Capt. Nick. thought 1t pos
siblc that fam voted that 1t was proved-one
voting that it was justified by necessity.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
Feoa cuBA.-The following is an extract from

a letter dated
M.vz.ylLl.. tCuba.) June 'tf 1913.
In consequence OF the snallness OF this town.
OF course the amount OF business done here Is not
very considerable. However, we have our share !;
great deal of sugar is sent from this place DUNG
the season there at present great quantity OF
sugar in town ready for expectation have no
doubt il viii all 90 within the next month.
Our tobacco trade is as great, l suppose, as at
any other port in Cuba. There are some OF the
largest plantations within the n,ighborhood of any
in all the West India Isles. We have any guam
titv Of leaf tobacco packed ready for expectation
The health Of this place IS not generally as
GOOD as IN the rest OF the ports Of Cuba, although
nothing of serious nature has appeared yet.
The yellow fever has not made It's appearance IN
any single case here. and from accounts from other
ports and interior towns, no cases have appeared
to give any alarm whatever.
Wehayc been exceedingly annoyed with occa-
siona reports that plratica looking schooner had
been seen cruising among these islands, and after
close inquiry, believe | have ascertained her to
be a schooner belonging on the Spanish Main,
with no other purpose than that Of slaving. 1t Is
my opinion that this is the same schooner reported
TO be a pirate. ours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

NEW HAMPSHIRE PENrrEyrnRY.-The report
Of I the warden of the ew-Hampshire prison to
.ie legislature states the number of convicts in
the IN establishment at present to be ninetv.nine
ne income during the last year has been 81 7.lS5
and the expenses s6,427-leaving surplus in,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

Mr.. CALHOUN READ OUT.-Thc Newt Orleans
Courier, the leading Loco Foco paper IN LouIS-
ana, does not consider Mr.. Calhoun DemocraE
The Democratic doctrine the Courier contends
is to afford PRoTECTIoN to the SUgdr interest and
to this Mr.. Calhoun is opposed. The Demo
cratic party says the Editor, . on this important
question Of the Sugar interests, with the single
exception OF Mr.. Calhoun, profess but one and the
same dOctriae,' and he continues: Neither Gen
Jackson nor Martin Van Burcn have ever de-
manded the abrogation Of the minimum duty
which Sustains the culture of sugar ii LOUISIANA.
And as to Mr. Calhoun, IL IS questionable j he
ought to be ranked as belonging 10 the Democrat-
ic party. His individual opinion on free trade,
which is not restrained by either the wants of in
dustry or agriculture, constitute jetucenhim Gnd
tic rest Of the party difference 50 ride, that
for our part We do not hesitate to declare that he
0ught to he considered much more as an augilia-
ry than one Of u.s."
How do the Calhoun men take this And will
some one be good enough to tell us what are real
Iy the principles of modern democracy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

SOMETHING SlxGuLAR.-WlsKoNs,N AND For
RlvERs-'rhcsc rivers, near Fort Wlnnebago Oh
the WiskonSan, run parallel to each other, thousl
in different directions. The distance between
each is but mile and a quarter. They arc SIN.
ply separated BY plain or flat piece OF ground
and what is remarkable in high water they run
into each other and thus become united Almost
ever since the snow melted this spring they have
been thus connected. The fiat, separating them,
has been covered with water to the depth Of four
fcet-somc say six-the present season, or sutt'
cicnt to admit IA steamboat to navigate up the
Wisconsin, across the fiat, and thus find It's way
down the Fox river into Lake Michigan at Greer
Bay, A canal could easily be constructed on
mile and quarter in length, which would mos
etfcctuay unite the waters of the MISSISSIPPI
with those of the Great Lakes. Iowa Hawk Eye
4 STRANGE vIslroR-Thcre is now lying
the wharf of Nlcssrs Lawson, Howard & Coth
Quecrcst looking steam Water-crait that ever con
descended to pay lis a visit. She came IN from
Buffalo on Wednesday evening at the rate OF 10
miles an hour. She is nothing more nor less thanI
an Erie Canal boat, propelled by small but pow
erlul engine. with paddlewhcel astern and a
smokc-pipc in the centre. She is commanded b!l
Capt. P. HorAllNG, who proceeds with her to
Green Bay, and from thence up the Fox Rlre'
over the rapids to Fort Winnebago. She is IN,
tended to ply regularly between the latter place
and the rapids of Fox River, twenty miles above
Green Bay) and will be adapted to carryingpass
engers and towing the Durham boats laden with
lead which is transported up the Wisconsinnve
to within one mile of Fort Winnebago; and this
one mile is all the portage required between I'd
lena and New York, by way Of the Lakes.
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