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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
Correspondenee Of The Times.
CUMBERLAND. Ami IL. Il

NINDEhLANDt Aprl II, 1918.
J Z Wharton, Esl.-The wa lers are just subsi.
ding-we have this day experienced the sad effects
Of tremendous freshet, the waters have not been
80 high since 1910 80 years ago. Much damage
has been dpne-many have suffered severely
houses with their contents save the lnn abItauts.I have
been swept oh-Slabies, Fences, Lumber, aus every
Thing that was within its reach were carried of by
the torrent. Many cellars were filled with waller
those containing merchandise were emplied OF
Of their contents. but not until The goods had been
much damaged. Many families near the river were
taken from their homes in boats. Our watemen
were engaged throughout the day. and deserve The
highest praise for their manly Efforts in saving what
they could from The food.
This great heshet was caused by a heavy rein,
which brought down from The mountain region the
immense snow drifts " hich remained here unrlaw.
ed. We may now expect 10 have pleasant weather
Travellers maize sad complaints abUHi he uncer.
tniniy Of getting through ia any given time, or at
any fixed price. The daily enquiry Is. What all this
means1 Why were tie excellent arrangements
broken uP' Who was finding fnult2 Who complain.
ingi Why they are charged So much more now
Than herelolOre1 and 80 on-and say that this dis.
turbed slate ~ofthings will do the route much injury;
This rise Of price and uncertainty Of getting lhr,ug ri
in asy specified time, just when The PENNSYLVANIA
canal is opened. and the western country aooded
with bills and agents, setiug fOrh acc1muUdal lions
that will be afforded. and the time occupied, and
the price nine dollars from Pittsburgh to Philadel
phia, or 10 by The fast siags and Rail Road Line,
will carry oil The travel and leave aolhing for un.
certainty 70 depend upon. They regret that IhIs
once favored route should at once become so pros.
fraied. With oil is advantages should be 30 badly
managed as 10 drive all The lruyeland trade oil. after
having made such a favorable impression, by the
admirable arrangements which they now see are all
broken up, and The traveller Is sgain as m former
times, Ion TO grope his way in The dark. They hope
that those who have IL in their power VIII restore
the benefits 10 The route and take some public aud
energetic means 10 satsly Inc irsy sllers end traders.
and that N the most b~snsfc,ai lorn-, ulat lIey may
hereafter depend upon The peunanency Of the or
rangsment, and many other obserya iions, that mani
TESTS ihsdesp concern They have Tor The central.
ROUTE"
] am sorry 70 hear these complaints and remarks.
when / have no power VI means Of Offering them
nDy assurances Of changes Cor The better. and con
with Them. only hope That The carriers Oh Ibis grslt
thoryugbfare, will learn wisdom before % be too
LATE.
The Rail Road Company seem 10 have the power
end will be held accountable Er o just and fer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
April Is.
TIE R~ATTLESNAKE

GIVES WARNING BEFORE He STRIKES
The most disastrous Of all diseases To which man
. liable. because the most suro and oertais in its
results, is CONSUMPTION. But like the poisono..
raIilesnake, iigiyes warning before its fnal approach.
Is not this Iruel What are Coughs and Colds in
their ~inciRiens stale, but the first notices Of an inten.
ded attack Does mol The Individual who vuss
about The streets coughing and complainng-wirh
his throat sore-his voice husky and scarcely heard
above a whisper. in the frst Stages ofconsumpiion
Are not his LUNGS INFLAMED3 Is he moi
warned2 He is-a momenI's reflection will convince
him Of the fact. Then a remedy is nj hand.
Psase & Sons Clarified Essence Of Hoarhound
Candy will arrest The compliant soften the lungs.
and gradually recover the patient. But II must bo
taken in time. Here lies the grand seciel-a secret
which cannot be slated too often 10 the afflicted -
The common saying that this or that person cannot
recover because their father or mother died Of tho
affecting complaint, CoNsUMPT.0N hos It's
foundation in error. They may be mnro liable. but
lies the Grand Secret.
IL they do mol expose themselves, unnecessarily
expose themselves, and guard every attack which
fully, they are rs safe in this climate as lsewhe,s
Many people cannot unord TO go to a milder climate
and pass the fall and wlnter-rhey therefore require
some protection here. At the first cold or soreness
Of the lungs, use Pease's HorshSund Candy and tho
complaint vii; be moved. Try it in time. Sold
wholesale and retail by J Pease & Son, as Division
Street.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
aPo Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

COOLNESS.-Nothing is more dis
tinctlve Of the gentleman than coolnoss
under awkward circumstances at table
A fair hostess the other day, by some
accident,dropPed a plate of broiled ven
ison she was handing, so that it fell a
gainst the new cashmere vest of one OF
her guests. The gentleman quickly res
tored the crockery 10 the table, AMI re-
Peated two first lines Of the song
"Come, rest in this bosom,
My own striker deer"
adding that he was happy to ackno vi
edge the present from a lady OF a breast
plate!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
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PUBLIC MEETING,
A general meeIin : Of The citizens Of Ohio county
will DO held at the City Hall in Wheeling, on Fri
day evening next. the 22d inst. at 7 o'clo ok.
The object Of this meeting is The discussion Of
the late tar bill, passed by The Virginia Legislature,
and The reasons offered by our late delegate. Daniel
NJ EdginglOn, Esq. in justification Of his vote in
favor Of IL.
All who are in favor o%fequSl rights ond opposed
10 oppression and eElortion in my form, are most
earnestly requested 10 attends that upon Ibis most
important question, a foil, fair. and deliberate s1.
preston Ct lhe opinion Of our people may be obiai.
end. ,ze
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

admin isiratiun Of ITS Iaairs. There is sOmeIhing
wrong somewhere.
The Pittsburgh farce is humbugsing the public.
hey Of this doomed city, taN OF making q RAILROAD
10 Cumberland, Md,-what a display Of kncw ledge
and wisdom. fUucle sam would taK Of doing it
hut they Of P.tsburgh-or even The States OF
Maryland and Pennsylvania. Why don't they
know more about m hing Railroads Than ,his1
really bad a better opinion Of them. / should like 1,
sec them undertake 1t. and would advise them Il
dash into the GREAT TUNNEL at once. to begin
with. Ys % Pittsburgh are in a p-redicament.
YoIrs. Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

FRESllET ON THE GRO ron RlV-
ER,-The Westchester herald of the 1 h
INST. has the following:-
The rains of Tuesday last, and the
melting ofthe large body Of saew then
on he ground, produced u tremendous
How OF water in all this region, and
vast damage vas done TO the roads.
bridges, fences, &C., in every ps RI OF
the county we have heard from. On
the Croton River, one bridge, near
where the old wine factory stood, has
been carried away; and Others at Whit
Rockville, Cross R:vor, on the Bronx, the
saw mill and other streams, have been
swept away. The famous Crot1n Dam,
We understand, has stood entirely an.
harmed amid the rush Of waters, which,
ia the opinion of some equal'ed in quan.
t'ty and force any that had preceded
thanks to the skill Of Mr.. Jarvis and
his resident engineer, MIR French, for
their untirrng aSSiduity and scientific
knowledge ia the work. The high
bridge over the Croton, near its mouth,
also stands firm. and no serious inter.
ruptIon Of the mail between New York
and Albany has taken place since its
completion. This also shows the wis
dom and discretion of the Commission
ers Of Cortland, in locating it at that
point.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
COMMANDER McKENZIE.-o

COMMANDER McKENZlE.-OFr1.
cIAL.-The Madisonian contains the Off
Cial report OF the Court Martial for the
trial OF Commander Mckenzie. IL is pre-.
ciSely in the same form as that already
published by US taken from the United
States Gazette, with this difference, that
the decision Of the President is given -
hat portion Of the publication IS in
these words:
As these charges involved the life Of
he accused, and as the finding is in his
favor, he is entitled to the benefit orit,as
IN h analogous case OF u verde: ofnot
guilty before a civil cour,. and there is
no power which can constituIionally de.
prive him of that benefit. The finding,
therefore,, is simply confirmed, and car
rled into effect, without any expression
of appreciation On the part Of the Presi-
dent no such expression being necesSa.
ry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
WHEELING.

MEAlCO-TEXAN PRlSONERS-The New
orleans lropic OF the 5h instant says
Letters were received ia this CIV from Mexico.
Yesterday conveying very late aud melancholy in.
'eiIigence' The repUH OF he escape and recapture
Of TIE Mier prisoners Is fully confirmed.
we learn with tre deepest feelings Of regret thai
Doctor Kich1rd F Brenhnn was killed in The sue.
cessiuI attempt TO escape al Saiade. DR. Brennan
was wei known IN this city and was much bglU
yea. iil' death VIII be most sincerely regretted
Al me lime Of The escape, Colonel Fisher. Col.
6feen' and three other office r. were ahead of the
nam body. Capt Reese. and nine Others refused
To JoIh II The rcsc o. This main body Of The prs.
ohefs made IhcIr way towards Texas 10y The route
known as Col. JOrdon's they were pursued add sur
rounded by The AleXrc3us and forced To surrender.
Coils. Fisher and Green's party bad arrived al Tac.
nhayn,a small village four or five miles iron Mex.
ic0. Gen Bravo Immediately issued au order Oh.
reciIng That The parry hat escaped at Salado, should
be decrmaied AID shot.
The commander Of the guard refused 10 execute
The order. Santa Ana then ordered Inc whole p,r.
~ tc be shot Through The iutercessiun. probably
u Gen Thompson, aud others. this order was com.
'efmanded' aud The original order Tor decimanun
was renewed. Strong hopes we're entertained IN
mefcO mat this last order had also been revoked
Messrs q B CuIenden, Judge Hutchinson. Ma
Verck, aud w h Jones have been released by
santa Ana as a personal iayOr 10 Gen Thompson
Van Nes4 was at Tucubaya.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
MORE PLANEs AT REDUCED PRICE,

~ STEELE, Plane Manufacturer on Market
. square, respectfully infarms his friends
anu iormer customers. that he sull continues 10
manufacture CARPENTERS AND CABINET
M4hEk PLANES Of all kinds. aid as he does
- 'n'ehh TO lei State P'iS'n monnp lists underscII
h'm' ne "ftsrs ." sell 90 Wholesale dealers nj a dis
count OF FORTY I per cent from the lowest
list OF prices and 10 retail cheaper than they cnn
ne mad any place else, west OF The mountains w
Eel also keeps conSt inIly. q general assortment
81 Dench Screws, Hand Screws. Carpenrers' Nor
noes Gnag's, Thumb Gunges, Blind Chisols. &c
country produce.
w STEELE warrants his planes to he good. as
he has mt received Them on consig 7ment from the
Ono State Prison; hut manufactures ken himself
on Market Square, Wheeling Va. Sign ct The BIG
PLANE. lwD AMY lis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
Wheeling, Va.

~ III LII
bROPOSALS will DO received until the 18Th Of
May le43-ior furnishing aud delivering bv
casting, as may be directed, into line Of dams;
From $4,000 TO 10000 tons Of rough stone. AZ
WHITES Ripple and the Trap, IL miles bsiow
Pittsburgh.
From 10000 to 80, 900 tons rough stone. AZ the
mead aRd foot Of BlenneThassetts Island. near
PaTksrsburg Virginia. W.
From 5000 10 5000 tons Of rough stone. A.
neao Of Buthngtoh's Island, ia miles below
Pittsburgh.
FOR transporting aud delivering by casting. ss
may be directed into line Of dams.
All the stone quaTTIed and now living et the
quarry ton the lett shsre OF the river. oboit op,.,-
slls ID the middle Of the leland,) into the dam AZ
NE head Of Browns Island, miles above steu-
benvilo Ohio. S"N
All the stone quaried and now living Al m.
quarry Ton the right shore Ofthe river mo Iins
gi dam az head Of MIngO Island. , miles hello '
SteubgnviIe. m" WV
Az the stone G]uaried and lying Al the quarry
~ lHe HRht shore-intO dam az mead OF CaptIua
Island' 10 miles below Wheeling Va, and for
4udffylnR and delivering such additional quantity
as quay DC wanted 20 complete said dam.
lhe quaTues 90 all cases are but a shortdistance
iIOm line Of dams.
Proposals must be accompanied BY satisfactory
references. Address Capt John Sanders COINS
Of engineers, Pittsburgh Pa.
Office Ohio River Improvements.
Pittsburgh, April 10, 1913.
ap rs PPs6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
WESTERN RAILROAD-FARE

WESTERN RAILROAD-FARE Re.
DUcED.-On and after Wednesday, l2lh
April, the fare between Albany aud Bos
ton will be 81 from lst class passen-
gers, and $40 for Cd class. Way
fares will be,as they were last summer,
about 3 cents per mic. This will be u
good chance TO test the success Of each
price, by comparing the results Of each,
with last year.
The rates of freight, as now estab-
lished, are calculated to secure the
freight, both ways.
The dealers, at the West, will now
see that much has been done, to make it
Tor their interest to go over the Road
and send their goods by this quicker
mode of transportation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
ARRIVAL OF THE
MdMMOT Tn WAGON LO.ID,
OF IO,496 LBS. or DRY GOODS FROA

VI II WHUUN LU.ID,
OF lO,49G LBS. or o FROM
CUMBERLAND.
HAVE Just returned from The Eastern cities end
II nm now receiving and opening the FINEST AM
CHEAPEST shock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY y ever offered in tho Western Couu.
try.
As cheap goods are now The cry. and rs sm lie.
iermined to do aCASH BUSINESS ENTIRELY.
| am prepared 10 offer the greatest inducem mis- TO
The puolic. To part with ,hrir money. and will sell
as great BARGAINS FOR CASH. n. such
persons car desire. To prove which Call at the
corner OF Main and Madison streets opposite The Big
Red Boot Lao ISl " II Sell ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

WEST B rY NEE rING.-rhere was no
nomination al the NEE ting held at West Liberty on
Saturday,. on the subject Of the Legi Iauve caudi-
date, though speeches were abunlIul.4ud We under.
stand that We anne in Tor a fair share ofabusc from
Mr. Edgiugton. We do not know by what night NJ
l.. assumes TO speak Of US in our absence. and hen
10 claim public support. Ii he has any thing 10 say
ofOs. let him say it in our presence aud al meetings
we attend. aud lsi the public judge after a lull hea.
ring OF both sides. We do not profess to have ,hc
tongue OF vixen, but We shall havea tangible
and tenable ground fr what We shall ever saw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

The brig Caracas which arrived at
Philadelphia on the 10Th, from Puerto
Cab"llo, was boarded on the 9Th instant.
100 miles ). +. from Cape Henlopen.b by
a boat from the whale ship Barclay
Captain Briggs, bound 10 New Bedford
absent 80 months, which reported hay
ing heard at the Cape Of Cool Hope. Of
the loss Of the u. S. slJop Of war Goa.
cord, at Mozambique.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
FoR PREsiDENr ~ lS4I
81 NaEH CLAY.
FOR ViCE PREsiDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, or MAssAcuUsETTs.

We nominoie GEoRGs "a CAR .ER.E ~l. To repre-
sent this county in the next Ho sc Of Delegate
ap OHIO.
James f. Wharton. Esq-Yuu will please an
nsuaee JANgs A CLARKE. Esq. as a candidate To
represent the countv OF Ohio in IN next Legislature
of Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
James l.. Whaiton, Esq.-Maay Voters OF Ohio
Cmniy. who are neither influenced by the beD Jor,
zeal and patriotism, that now distinguishes. a portion
ol Their iel'Ow-cItlzens, or awed hy the mighty Iu1u
S1ce OF the roHii be leaders Of the wing parry, re-
quest you 10 announce DANIEL VI. EUGiNG ron
US a uiia6le person 10 represent them ia Ihe mex
IegIslalure OF NIrglnln,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
PUNISllMENTS IN CARO-

-
LlNA,-At a recent term of the SUI
preme Court Of Wake county, n. C.
William Pully was convicted Of man
slaughter in having killed one Uriah
Lewis. On the 7Ih inst Pully was
brought into Court for sentence The
Raleigh Register furnishes The follow.
ing report Of the sentence and its innic-
ton:
Judgment was then given that the
prisoner be branded with the letter M
IN the Drawn Of the thumb Of the left
hand, and De imprisoned for six months
the hot brand TO remain on the hand
till the prisoner should h We repeated
three times God save the State.' The
branding then TOOK place forthwith at
the bar, in the presence Of the Court;
and the prisoner was conducted 10 pris-
on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

The New York Courier and Enouirer
says; We understand that the last s,eam
ers have brought out considerable A..
mounts Of various American securities
Tor the purpose Of sale and conversion
INTO bonds and mortgages-the CoIum
pa and kentucky 8 per cent. bonds
Farmers Loan and Trust obligations
United States Bank p~ost.notes, Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

CONCERF.-The lovers Of music will be glad
to hear that Baron de Faer. The celebrated organ.
isl aud pianist, has arrived in town, and will grvo a
Concert at the City Hall on Thursday night. The
lame OF This distinguished performer has become la.
mil'ar To Those IA The habit Of booking al The news
papers of the country. aud rhoy all be grIuiied at
oh opportunity Of hearing hun and recording the II
names among The admirers Of his exaltel genius.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

BACHELORS HELD IN DISHONOR-Lycur.
as We are tod by Pl0tlrch, thought mat u would
be a good node Uf encouraging mafrlmopv. lo de.
pHye' as be Odd, by law, bachelors Of that honor
and respect which he commanded Inc young 10 pay
20 TIE old. Hence he says. nobody expressed any
displeasure 81 the conduct ola young man 10 Der.
ciiIiuas on eminent commander be happened TO
appear one day 90 a company, when a young man
not only refused 10 rise oud yield his seat 10 him.
bot made This severe ybseryauou-"Yuu have n.
child "a yield q seat when / am old"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

ANOTHER ALLEGED DEFAULTER-Ien.
~ X. Schoolcrat was arrested in New
York ON Thursday in a civil suit instltu
ted against him by the United States, to
recover SI6.972, the amount Of the a.
legged defa'cation in his capacity Of lndi.
an agent in Michigan. The Court or.
dered i'm TO give a bail ia 20, 900 10 a.
bido the issue Of the suit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
LATER PROM FRANCE.

The packet ship Louis Philippe arrived on FRIDAY
Iasi AZ New York from Havre on he 9Th March.
bringing news one one or Two days later.
Mr. Jeniier, our minister, gave n ball on the oQJ
" February ~ Vienna. AZ which ths Princess MAJ.
leuich did The honors Ofreception, lady patroness
and The whole nobility ofthe city wero present.
The brih day Of Washington was also celebrated
by The Americans in Rome BY q dinner.
TIE Hnlr,, r.-rr -. ~. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

The New York Express says-The South Amer.
Ica brings oui d considerable amount IN specie
We observe that a London House m their circu'af
Tor The overland mail. estimates the amount of specie
recently sent To this country. To be l 300 0UI Of
Which The bank Of England has furnished a large
amount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

A FIGHT . IN THE T. YORK AS
SEMBLY .-PassengcTs from Albany report q 6sti
cutting Ia the Assembly chamber between Mr. Lee.
a member from Orange, aud Mr. McNIurray ufNew
York city. They are political breIhem (Loco Oco~)
b.lhN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

lNCENDlARlES.-we learn Gom the Hssera
town Tor;h Light that o. Friday and Saturday,
last four fires occurred in which stables were burn.
ed Snd some other property were destroyed in the
immediate vicinity Of that lown. No doub, exis.
ted but that the fires " ere The " orb ofincerdiaries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
PHILADELPHIA. April lisa

April 10, a ".
Many OF The Millsrtes in the vicinity OF Phila.
dolphin remained up until after twelve O'Clock, st
night, 10 witness The conclusion of all worldly IA
iairs. As the matter did not come of, | suppose
il was ~pCsiPnned to The 23I inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

Thedeuce has got inIc The P'iIsbursers and they
are quarrelliny like cats aud dogs. Nh Craig has
procured a railroad charter having M'Connelisyill lie
for It's terminus, and the Advocate says that il viii
cost four millions anI never paw in the world
The people, 1t says, do not want any such thing =
They want a charter 10 Brownsville. anI 10 build
Erailroad a long side The Mjnongahela, while III,
Post says they don't want any railroad. THIS Is al
flash in The pan. but nuhing more than we expec.
ted. As soon as The canal is fairly opened, the
goods being received and forwarded, the whole sub.
jecI will die Of itself, They are nos basy in let.
ing themselves down from The land Of mJOnshine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

THE CORLlSS AFFAlR-The New York Ev.
press Of Saturday, 3 p W, says Another arrest has
been made 90 This case. a woman, a woman said
10 have been o mistress Of COrlIss. wos arrested This
morning, and has been committed for examination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
EFFECTS OF CULTURE -Thaa

EFFECTS OF CULTURE.-The al.
mond, with its tough cortaceouS husk.
has been changed by long culture. into
The peach, with its beautiful, soft, and
delicious pulp; the acrid sloe. into the
luscious plum; and the harsh bitter crab.
into the golden pippih. Attention to
nutrition has produced quite as marked
changes IN The pear, cherry, and Other
Iruit trees; many Of which nave not on
y been altered in their qualities and an
appearance, but even in their habits
Celery, 80 agreeable to mos. pilates, is
a modification Of the apium graveolens.
the taste OF which is so acrId and bitter
that II cannot be eaten. Our cGuliaow.
ers and cabbages, which way many
pounds are IargelJ developed coleworts.
that grow wild tn the sea shore, and d,
not weigh more than half an ounc,
each. The rose has been produced. by
cultivation, rom the common wild brinr
Many plants may be modlicc with ad
vantage by suppressing the growth o
one part, which causes increased deyel
oDement Of the other parts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

A correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Post. urges The
people Of that place to abandon their rail road foIlies
and turn their attention 10 manufactures. We pre-.
sums from that. that The sober second thought" is
coming on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

"ARDEN SEEDS.-The suL.crih,r would
W respectfully inf rm The public rhnr he ba, Gr
sale a large * general assortment Of LanIreth's Gar
ueh Seess' neatly put mp in small papers. " warranted
fresh and genuine Also Sugar Beef and a variety
OF oihcr seeds fr sale by the III, together with over
ihree hundred papers choice Flower Seeds.
aP Is LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.