Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

pressed question: u the oblque style peculiar Ia 5
region Wal. g"In u ga hn'--h"eu at all uigh'l
.-sr5estUiE Oa her Hg1-ehr what vague couiec.
rurcs must have borhered the poorest qurrrsls BRAN
during the night. may hc partly inferred from the
absurd bur settled conviction" 10 VIII, ur had al
length arrived!
TIE BAGPiPE IN HAVANA The Havana
correspondent Of the New Oiouus Pcayule Icils
the hlinwinc stury:
While listening TO the music Of one Of tho e1-
oelc"l hanSs that play on the P,azl night az
IncIdcni occurred ~ Humorous Il was ludtcrrus.
The night VAS still. bright. add calm; not a breath
OF wind moved The leaves 81 the orange tree, and
the moonheams as they Tell FURNISHED ITS golden
irult just rs the hand had executed the music III
one 81 the grand operas, aud for moment had cCus
1 cd Ia play. Wild. and. 10 the natives. unoarthy
| KIND 81 music was heard IN the distance and near.
| ing the square. The lIabauerus uttered thousand
exciamatnns ofsurrrisc and seemed to think II ~ as
the spirit of murd, red music rising from The sea-
We nj once recognised the errnIic Scotch ~.
hr"ch proceeding from he national instrument. a
Highland bag Ipcs. We were not mistaken. for
sh"Hly "hunule Scott came ia view. bOwug for
the bare lie.
willie, waurs then a mon
"When the first alright vas over q commssary
summoned sufficient courage To- arrest hun.
linni ava, mon SAID Sandy, 'Irc We daiIl Ye
lees en- W. a the attention I The ward 10 the fIo
reign o,and sh a. thai blnd; m vet ye ha' IA
onnder,anIn' 10 appreciate guid siIrrrH' Scotch
tune on The ghand blgprprs. o. lui conscience
out ye ISlun bc vera uurevrirzed set C h,iI-s.'
the Scotch Minstrel taken cT 70 PRISM, bur
we learned inIi he let oil The neal mpruiug on
The case being properly represented The uuIh1rI.
ues. lie was a saIl"- on board one OF the Brush
ships IN port, who had learned play the bigprpes
aul always cn'ricd the INSTRUMENT with him
Having heard the band pilyilg, he uuou-AI he
would get zap an opposition or. hs SAID himself,
he thought the people had Iis;e l"r gouI music
but he found he was mast waeiuIly mrsa'en.'"
NIGHT BLODHIVG CEREUS Cactus
GandllnTus Tins curious plant came utlo nlvyer
at The greea house ul Gen Van Rsg s,eaer On Wed.
uesdIy evening !asI Unlike the rest uiihe we've.
'dh'e world ITS H1wcrs begin To open Iu the evening
generally between nm 81 .nI o clock } anI II
Is iull blown 10y eleven Aucr Thai, observer. Stale
lhai The flowers fade and hang down dcclyed. la
The present instance. the single dover answered
perfectly Ia The animated description of Lpudun-
during Their short continuance. tners Is scarcely
any ilp"cr 81 greater beauty or that mlses a more
magnificent appearance. br the cllyN Of flower.
when open, Is near foot ~ dia e:er the las pc ui
which. being OF a sPlendIi yodpw coIJr, appears
like The rays at bright star; the uulsde is of dark
brown; The petals hcuag ol pure white, aid to The
lnsire' The vast number Ct recurvcd samens sur
rounding The style Ia the centre of the flower make
line appearance, add o all this the ue scent of the
flower, which perfumes the air 10 i cnnsidcra bile
distance. TnIs last was particularly noticed by all
"ho saw ihe plant, and every one concurred ia Ms
great similarity 10 Ihe Odor ul the vanilla
Ii ID possible, that additional niNers may open
from 'his plant during The present season. Il Is
SAID that 81 u be sufficiently large there will be
succession OF t1cm-A1 Jour.
UNITED STATES BANK.-InF,rmarion ba,
beeH received III rhIr city that the lon! pending con.
test between the Bank O The United SIlies heo as.
signs. Messrs James Dundas aud others, and others
aud ;he late Judge Hitchcock, Of Mobile. involving
upwards OF halt million Of dollars. has been deci.
ded by the Chancellor Oi Alahlma in favor Of The
Banks aud her assiguees.
The claim on Judge Hitchcock arose out Of
ioan made 10 him by The Bank OF the United
States. and Tor which he gave n mortgage ou his
extensive property IN Mobile lie subsequently
set up the defence Of u.ury 10 the suit inst ued by
The Bank. And during ms life. and his representa-
lives since his dclIh, have that aud other grounds
assumed 10y them. contested the ca1se with great
perIrsarIty. The opinion Of the Chancellor 10 oil
the ppiuis - full ia favor of the plninuhs
hIsdecisi"n - particularly Interesting 10 Phhl.
delphians. as The nsseis, the tile To which is thus
established, were included IN tho assignment made
Tor The benefit OF the Banks Of the CIT y aud county
Ot Phslldel phIa u J. Gaz.
As we were passing through Shortcreek Town
ship few day since. we had the pleasure o wishing
The wOOliou Mandatory Of Mr. a Branspn. situated
~ NN. "
BruusJn had tho kindness To take Us through his
establishment, and showed rs The various kinds OF
wuO.ieu goods manufactured by HIN. Such n
BrpadclutIs Cashmere Saulneris, Jeans &c:
which enurely surprised Us. lis prices also being
'Cry extremely low, Notwithstanding the Tariff
he showed a. sJme fine blue black ) tttincits. tb,t
1870 years agb. when We had no Tariff, wouH have
sold rn The eastern Giles lor 100 cents Der v4rJ
which he snys he VII sell 1r ~. Mr. g h au
enlerpnsug aud iu industrious man. and more Than
IIl good Wing, oud should he palrUnIzcd We
would advise our farmers and merchants 10 take The
mailer iutJ cUusIIerIuOn.-C1iszR s9
DEATH FROM COLD WATER Anpther VA,
added yesterday nom 90 The multitude of c1ses of
immediate death from the lYp frequent use OF cYlJ
waller. A man whose name we have not vet heard
% work a lighter near James slrp ID % his enlply
mont md went into Store ON SOUTH street and
lhero drunk two tuinbics of zee water lie turned
90 dsplu, was observed 90 reel and laII upo1 the
pavement, It's countonaucc became dark. Then d.
vId, Then settled INTO The p1eness Of deBHl Us a.,