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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

The EGlI
This noble ard indeed praisewoFihy en-
terprise Of portion Of our iaaiet ha been
crowaed with more ghan antie' naiea success
and reward, thus shelving most conclilsive
~ ihat the exeyiions "a ihe ladies' arc duly
oppreciefed 81 lie Eeni'emen tHe Far
viii BE brought TO close On Ill ever
ing and never has any undertaking been
more deserving Of Tie patronage which
has been So literally bestowed upen ihis
Interesting work Evbry pefaon Who visit-
ed lie tan, expressed thcir admiriiion Of tae
manner Ia which sha room was decorated
ahd ihs exereons used 70 give iha. zesi 81
the iair and busy scene, which ladies alone
arc capable 81 doing TRo tables, On which
were spread out, % meetihe CSC Of Che pnr-
chaseE ths beaudlnlardiasiy work 81 many
"a evening l.olr, were surrounded o. ihe
most rart 81 Tie lim with bauiy aid fash.
ion engaged 81 Amusing radae. There were
tables also, ihat were plenHIlul'Y upplied
with delipac 81 every aescdpuon
ias most alsanisfeouslg ihe unpoetical 81
ofcqte making IhePo.. ofice presented
liyRlNpad basy scene end The flir Pest aiia.
trees haa lel hceds 'lli aor'iHs apa dis.
tbhfing letters BE hole arrived.
Epis 0faieeis ift5a received
~ DE genllemon END tait 81
ulach divers dnss were Fd eQ which
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

slE1 tie yialEta IBIS 81 l5fs James Bal
lance nd nkn esv
Ihe enea Nopld SCI rs planiation..
four ne1aes all lte steel md fa,ming
isn aud eas old sase. uhiehs
are qHiie complete
flilIIIP WALLIS
lncaln. azoo county, Dec 20 %
1azoo City. Nov. 29sh 1913.
CHILLED MEETING.
enl roN hEx President, Ias. w
baInetfs b. ItatStsons Jos. a stcyens Seieefhen.s
- meeting selag eqilss' g gFier, he PFesi-
asa5 fessse 6 esih olafHeefo
Vs.. Leaie ilsoa, 5feni4eFss tlecs. IL I'll
Che xaeanefes craslanfd s. tie anats5ig6g-J
s.Enqna na 9aaekthbns ESQ.
Ihe 9a nexi fFeceedea @ elect Town
tiatks p1 he unexeifkd tern 81 Calvin Snhneblv
eeaea which resulted b the eheceUf Issags
Ia The fsllouiRp members
--1n NtresHsaaq aces, Leake and /
soaeHd L Haffisen.
~ disels nd raPaifing
8ill % aei streets reported Tina tles has
seiea orlellI1s bufns strieis but owing 10
tae at si4se he tse1 lhey had been una-.
Ie.gN lAlea rs e1efed b ~
ZEE a. two msinbersT
poin & haFser OF psnend the
90. lol'. e. rtesentedto
KS i sac arne hd-
presented
Ito fae h SD t6eIE iqnetafe, and
& Isl aReHeFea xolefss II shall then DO
inshc legia1nr9 with
ases g go SAD Charter
aaoga
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29


DIP hs brother Lewis g.
Holmes cpnn Hiss TbeY
81 cpndac eaeal Commission Bnsi1
mes g ais eilf Under he style 81 Y 6 L.
na reetlolig solicit lie
Patoaaee & aelF friends and pa1lic rener.
NaIiea he present inter ind easu-
ipe 6 GallaNay all reside al
eAII WAYS
LhS 6 GAI.AsFAY.s
Aew osleans Pee 2s-lf
ILEN s KNOTS. Coroner Of Tazoo
county end u found any tine when
oiilcla van residence ,ree and
Isl mites aaa'i0f nions s. tie neigh
IS M PuIk lie Il ready.
g attend g any business eonuee ed viii his
office end would IS ieed be informed
of CIV and every case where il may BE ne
eessars, accerding b 10 sialnie 81 this
stale, "a llol an iaancsl
DeeeHNer % 1915 25-g.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

90 We arc indebted . Sic pohoehesa 81
our feiona NE Geo. Haain q iAb oinli ri
laie papers.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

ga "a manner that done much credit @
the hostess
Annexation 81 Texns.
Tie question 81 anhexing Texas 10 the y.
States 81 al ezceedingIy important one %
.he South, and we think no less 50 TO iae
Union. And = viii 70 doubt occupy
goo3ly portion Q tho present Congress. ltl
Is useally gezar6ed. ea d southern measure IN
Opposition lo lAe Interests nl q 1Ae7
There ere many colasaTa questions cons
necsed VIII This subject which can scarcely
81 ennueraied much less discussed in q
newspaper sriicle There is1now nearly AZ
sauilibriun Strength and interest between
tie Northern and Southern portions O. tlae
Uniied States. and, considering the agFieul-
linsal and commercial positions Of The two
Portions. i ought % Be she desire q 81 good
4 Unionists, who love peace, harmony and
equanimly. Is preseyye that balance as far
las may ba practice
Our present ierriiogg eut Of the Union
with tie exception Of Florida, liesin the
rear ST ilie North, IoWa and Wisconsin, viii
soon Be Al lha door of Congress asking ioi
admission Hilh s8e Ted esal fsnily ahd iisy
will bolh soon s. very considerable siesss
ElsEida. uI Be hs Union before lens
bnt (, win bs comparatively small q will .
moss, nof mere l8an balance one Of those a
bov6 nansd Is eiit House Of congFesa.
Ihe 6uI aud North Western Terri
.-.-.. .~1 ,rft ho eoTafnos IA.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

TIE S0NER U1IA EERS.
We are credibly informed that one " re /
muNneefa ho was Brought home in dublel
irons Is tow employed about The IRE
Department in Lbs City This Promotion 81
Raaiany = oi q pace with ihe entire m0aias
opkea1da 81 us pareniheiicala admin sra ioa.
Does tae Senate ofihe United Sfafes 20
lemnl declare .heii All 0f laiglf. over and
again, ineHe son, 81 pliladel ullia-.
ae e iaallg lue les illio "a appoinunent
over which tlleg lave no control
Z u. gushag thrice rejected Tof Cab
Elei oflee-i faeeiFee 81 68acul of Gee
arpIopTlatad viii u eas condition. hieh
condition IS violated that lIe Senaie may s.
ope4rede. one Powell rejected 81 the
aenases aHa convicted i2acy Mons
roe 20 nalds ilte lsEser- ssh receives
retgafe b defence nf tie Senate
80 lis ellaW hFough ho irons
ana 1pr eeea4 ng ih rs 30.
motedao nono1a Be- employ meus s. HE eef5
seats tiae 1ove lllant aEainst lichlie was.
but s1ef flale 5el ore, ceecefned ~ Il fsIssl
danihaee pifse
lsoN ioiA Nli sueh onirag I'd tolerated
TINS son 81 M nniineef, Vpfs iilelen
rom TIE enc g ed we s1peel 81
keeping vita lae hole conanrt AZ
efaeetel and 81 stralen.
snencer and Iglef - tiei4 nnafntnenls {.
loAice. shoW ha eic e rs
low detefMit and ha
dags every slaa m a
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

PREMIUM IN ScHooLs.-"rhe attach
Inent Of this intrinsic reward does a
double wrong 10 the scholar. IL teaches
HIN. IN the first place, that the re Is n
greater prize than the acquisition OF
the knowle ge itself. II says 10 the
young enquirer, as plainly as i, can
speak, that study and contemplation are
dull, Irksome, and Improbable things
IN themselves, and that this 10 a reward
Tor doing tina; which is naturally I'M
easant and rePulsive. A child should
be taught to seek knowledge for the
beauty of the thing itself lie should be
made TO feel that there can be no high.
er premium for the pursuit OF truth
than the intense happiness which God
has linked with the discovery Of il in
The mind, and certninly he should not b.,
gwen 10 Imagine that silver medal, a
gold pen, picture book, or SONS such
trum7e:y, Is the chief thing TO be gain
ed by 1t. Moreover, this prize giving
system cannot fail TO deve ope, among
the pupils, feelings oil jealousy, envy
and all hose hateful and malignant Las
slons which necessarily arise on anv
interference by others with the crati6
cation OF our desires. Ii breeds habits
oil selhshness and rivalry n and among
those with whom VIC should enieavcr TO
educe AID cherish only symYsghy and
love-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

lUCATAN.-The schooner Ffee.
land arrived at New Orleans on the 9Th
ins'anI, from CamPcachy, which place
she LETT on the Sd instant.
The Mexican seigc still continued,
but without success. On the 9th Of
december, the Mexicans opened a brisk
hre from the eminenetas upon the re.
Ioubt Of San Roman, but all ATTEMPTS 10
carry II proved aborlive. During the
night Of the 26th the Mexicans endea.
Vored 10 storm the redouLi by an unsx.
pected sally. But they wero repulsed
with considerable loss, and were forced
10 retreat
The Mexican army is no, only deci.
mated by the bravery Of the Yac1,ane q
but suffers continual losses by deser.
ilons, which swell The forces Of the
CamPechanos. On the 25th ult. 500
men under the commEnd OF Brigadier
General Santiago Imam, entered Cam.
Piachv. They consist almost excl,.
slveIy Ct veterans who have Won lauro',
IN many a we'll fought field. The
CamPeachy papers mention the names
oi 24O Mexican seserters who are now
attached to tn army Of Yucatan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

MElAEO -AdviceS have been receiy.
ed at New Orleans from Mexico TO the
Gath of December.
BY nearly Simultaneous moyemep,
throughout the country, the army had
declared against the new Federal Con-
s''ut'on' recently promulgated by Con-
9ress, and in favor OF Santa Ana. The
revolution was very one-sided affair,
and was accomplished without violence
or disorder. Congress being without
a party, and destitute Of means. was
wholly unable to maintain its autho rity.
The members, therefore. issued a mani.
Iesto, and quietly dispersed. Forty of
the most respectable citizens of, Re-.
public had already been selected to DRAFT
Ne" constitution, which was 10 bo
submitted 10 Santa Ana and his minis
'siers. Santa Ana remains invested
w:th power, at all events for six mon tbs
o COM,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
ADJOURNED MEhTING- 1.-The NEE,

ADJOURNED MEETING The meet
sag held at the city hall on. Friday eve
ming TO consider the scheme for The re-
lief OF the states was largely attended,
and deep interest manifested.
portion ofthe committee having de.
c'ined serving, report was submitted
by 'amesE. Wharton on behalf Of the
remaining members, approving TIC pIar
proposed TO Congress by the Hon. W.
Cost Johnson AMI urging its adoption
oy congress. After some discussion bv
Others Col.,G. w. Thompson common
ced speech in opposition to the meas.
ure' which he will close on Thursday
evening next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
By THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
IIIE SuAl,L NOrE RIII-,

IilE SMALL NO re BlLL.--We
learn from the Rich nond Wing that
the small note bli which has pa ssed the
house OF delegates Of THIS state, was IN.
der (iscls NJ in the Senate on Wedne.-
day Amo;ou for indefinite postpone.
ment was lost by majority Of Z. An
amendmen: was offered requiring The
notes to be redeemed by the mother
bank and tho bran h tha, issues, and ar.
other requiring the mother bank and all
the Blanche; to redeem, were offered
and pending when the senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

ANOTHER Boar SNAeSED.-The CLERK
Of the Mary Tompkins came in yester.
day, and reports that this fayorite boat.
IN descending the Missouri from 81.
Char les, at the mouth Of the Missouri
struck a snag, breaking several e her
timbers and planks. She was immedi.
ately run on bar and sunk in three Zee,
water. She had on board 600 barrels
OF Flour, which will BE- partially injured
1t Is believed she can be raised without
much injury or expense. A boat has
been sent up to her relief,-St. Louis
Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

MAS <ACHUSE S.-Marcus Mo rton
was OH Tuesday last. elected by the
Senate governor of Massachusetts aud
u. II. Child, 1t. Governor. The eigu
OF riot aud disorder commenced as soon
as the vote was annoan ced, by the clap
ping aud whooping Of loaGers in the gal
Iery, and We may reasonably suppose
the largest liberty will characterize tho
year of loco foco reign. The governor
was sworn into Office and nine council.
ors e'ecied, on Thursday, all loco fuco,
q. r. lIailett among the number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
LEASING LEAD MINES

IL appears from ST ne nenl made by
the Superintendent Of Lead Mines al
nalena, that he had issued up to the lin
OF January, 60 leases Of Mineral land
averaging ABOUT 25 acres, and about five
hands TO Zach DISSEMINATING the guam
iiy ofland leased $4,000 acres, and the
number of hands emrloy ed on them
500 Returns have been made to the
office 3,35 1851 pound Of mineral-oa
which there had been collected in cash,
towards Of Sl7oU and in lea II3,495
pounds -ledviag balance due on re.
turns made which can be- collected by
tho spring. Of lee 6l7 pounds Of Lead
81. Louis Nep Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
OHIO LE.,IsLATURE.
"Wednesday, January IS. ls<3.
SENATE.


SENATE
On motion OF Mr.. Ford, the Senate a.
gain went into committee of the Whole
Mr.. Mazeltine in the Oh air, when sun,
dry other bills were considered, and ap
propriately recommitted. Among these
bills, was that reported Mr.. Lahm
from the joint select committe on thai
subject, to divide the state Of Ohio into
Congressional Districts, which dIstrictA
are composed as follows:
lst-llamilton.
2d-BurIer, Preble, Montgomery.
3d-WaI rem, Clinton, Green, Fayettc
Madison.
Gth-Miami, Clark, Champaign, Lo
gan, Union.
5th-Clermont, Brown, Highland
6th-A1ams, Pike, Jackson, Hooking,
Ross.
7th--Sciota, Lawrence, Gala, Meigs,
Athens.
sth--Fai rfeId, Pickaway, Franklin.
eth-Perry, Morgan, Washington.
l0th-Muskingum, Guernsey.
Ilth-Monroe, Belmont, Harrison.
l2ih-Je6erson Carroll, Columbiana.
18th TTumb1ll, Ashfslula, Lake
l4th-Geauga, Portage. Medina, Sum-
NIT.
i5th-Cuyahoga, Lorain, Huron, E.
RE.
l6;h--Wayne, Stark.
l7th-holmes, COshocton, Tugcaraw-
81.
1sth-Licking, Delaware, Marian.
lsth-.Richland, Knox.
70th-Cravford, Seneca, Ssuduskv,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
Ouows. Wood, Hancock, Hardin.

Ouows, Wood, Hancock, Hardin.
slst-Lucas, Williams, Henry, Paul
ding, Putnam. Vanwert, Allen, Mercer,
Shelby, Darke.
MIR. Walton wished to amend the bill
By placing the county Of Guernsey ia
tn. iith DISTRICT; and in order to get
Guernsey into said district, and have u
proper adjustment of the arrangement
produced by such alteration, he moved
ITS recomnitmsnt.
Messrs. Miller, Henderson and Nash,
opposed the recommitment; and before
the question was taken,
The Senate adjourned.
SENATE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

TIE SOMERS I'VE have the pro.
Gee iIngs OF the 18th and last days ex-
animation Of witnesses before the cour,
OF enquiry. Nothing important was q.
Iicited in the examination Of tho last
witnesses. CoEnman lcr Mackenzie, on
the last day, submitted communication.
Proposing TO prove that Spencer had
mutiny and piracy proyi.
Gus TO leaving college, and that il was
the general handspring OF his actions.
\ 50, that Cromwell had been engaged
IN mutiny. and had been set ashore on
that account. The court then adjourn
Cd aud we may oxpcc. their report ia u
few days
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
SENATE.
January 10, 1873.

Petitions presented. BY Mr. Barley,
the proceeding. OF a meeting Of citizens
of Bellville, RichIand county, adverse
10 the establishment Of Government
o. National Bank; declaring State
Bank unconstitutional, unsafe and mex.
ped'ent; asking the rechar,er ofthe spc.
Gle paying banks, or the charter of 9th.
ers, under +" individual" and other liza
bilit;es and restrictions; a reduction OF
salaries &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

~ meeting Of the Clay GLIB 81 Portsmouth,. VI,
on Saturday last. delegates were appointed 10 n,.rd
zoe state Convention To be- held IN Richmond a.
me ga OF FEBRUARY Before adjOurnlRg the dele.
gaze. were Instructed BY unanimous vote ~ ''sus
,a'n nc no'ninaiion ofHEsRY CLaY, Of Kentucky
w e oano'aa'e Of the Wing party oT President IN
pr terence b. any and sveTy nan. Thai nav h.
brought before The ConVention
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
PRESIDENT HoUsroY-Tb. P,.,;,.,

PRESIDENT HoUSroN.-The President cf
IeHas Is IN an article Of the Texas Times, accused
OF corresponding clanjesIinIy with Mexico. OF mis-.
apProPrang the public funds. Of purloining sundry
acis OF legislature, among others one apprOpriatng
100000 acres Of land to the Of the SANTA p,
prisoners, and Of many other equally improper acts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
THE AsToR URR.Ry-n,

THE ASToR LIBRARY.-Mr Aston. in ocsor.
dance with his intention announced same Iile since,
OF giving to The city Of New York an eIienssIye
public Library, has uihorised the commencement
oi the Library ediice. The l. Gallon is On Lafayette
and Asior PIaces-ihe dimensions IS feet on the
one and 90 on the other. The amount he intends
acnropriatns for hiH Library has boon slated Il
$500 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

The TREAcHERY OF JOHN TYLER has
been Initiated, it appears in Massnchu.
sets. One B. II. A. Collins, chosen by
the electors Of Eastman, (of whom hree
fourths are Whigs,) as their Rspresen-
tativc in the lower house Of the Massa
chusetts Legislature, has betrayed the
trust confided to i'm by his constituents
thus disgracing himself irretrievably
in the eyes Of all honest men. Let HIM
be braided throughout the country =
The change of this traitors vote from
tho Wings to the Locofocos, defeated
the wing Senators from Essex, Worces.
ter, and Franklin counties, and thus Sc
cured the ascendency Of Locofocoism in
the councils OF Massachusetts.
Ths7 !9osscc .sfnerican thus closes an
article on this subject:
il is to tho BASE APosrAcY OF Collins
his desertion from the Wings 10 the
Locolocos-brought about by such ap
Pilances as the leaders OF the party
thought would best enable them to &C
compiish their purpose-that the Wings
owe their dc :cat, and tina. MARcUJ Mos
ToS will owe his election as Governor
ofthe State We pity the man who
could DO guilty of betrayal of political
trust, SO Observation-Disclosures al any
time, but doubly at crisis which de =.
nanded the severest adherance to prin.
ciPie and the most unbendiag political
hntegnty- Such man can never be re
garded by the successful party ia anv
other light Than as t0ol-an offensive
incarn alton OF political rascaIity-ab
horred by the honest Of all parties
and his name bye word and reproach
throughout the commonwealth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

FNCiLrTf Or PE:rl rION-rne following 10
an excellent hit upon The abuses oG petition ing
"A wag ia Albany made bel that he could &c,
5O0 signatures tn hang ole EpIscopaI Cl4r
gyman IA that city. lie wroIe in q IA 70 iand long
petition. Too long for any body to take the trouble
To read and succeeded in Ceiling the requisite nun.
Der in a single morning"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

MlLlTARY.--Our military men were
much gratihed by the arrival, on Friday
last, Of the cannon intended for the uso
ofthe WhcelirgArtilIery ,commur ded by
Capt. J, Tanner. They look as though
q ball from on e Of them would hurt a
man very seriously.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

Senerats Cass and Brown arrived al
the oai'ci States Hotel yesterday NOR
ming and remained during the day. 4
number of our citizens paid their res
poets to them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

Tho N. o. Republican complains Bit
terry, because the the eighth Of January
was not celebrated there as we'll and
sPirrly as the editor thereof thinks il
ought to have been. Probably the peo-
pie think the bitter fruits OF that victory
arc pressing too heavy upon them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

The POPu.atlOn Of runs. according 70
the census Of is4l, amounts TO 9I9, $50,
and if the troops Of the garrison are sd,
ded, 70 1885, 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

meeting ofths Washington Tenpsfsncs soeis.
" will be held IN The City Hall tomorrow TUESDAY,
evening. Address nsy b sEpsclsd.
". P. WILSON. s.sy
wheeling. Jsu. ~. lst9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
REPuRLIcAN OPrtcr

Thursday. Jan. l2lh-3 o'clock Pm
Nochange whatever has been effected in the Mar.
keI by the asi week. The rg0r Ofhe season has puI
a stop To all knCs of business Of Al retail 10 sno
ply home consumption. Several bOaIs have arrived
from New Orleans, which has replenlshed the stock
OF Groceries. particularly Salt. which has been for
some weeks very The upper rivers sttIl
continue closed. aud receipts are necessarily lizbt
Flour still he at 80, but 81 rs is the best price
offered. We have heard ui no ales
The small lots Of Wheat that arrive by wagons, i,
sold at the Mills al Is cents per bushel. There 10
very little in the marset.
BEtF-Caule. for best quality, sI.75 per cwt.
LARD-5 cIs,
BACoN-IIam., cts s.dc.. 4 cts; Shoulders.
cis.
LEAD-s2 IS.
ToBAC;o--I m,s4,75 a 5;2l.. 1855 a % IS,
3d' 81. 10 a 81, so: X's. 81 80 a 81 80.
HlDEs--Grsen. 81 c', Dry, u cts.
The Phrase To leave no stone unturu.
ed. "-Whon Xerxes was conquored Ly
the Greeks, he retreated BY the river
Salamln, aud left Mardonus to finish
the war. That general was also un.
fortunate and rotreated. report was
then circulated that ne had buried a
large sum VI gold and silver in his tent,
ana Grecian named Polycrates, having
al ernest desire TO posses this enor.
nous wealth, purchased the whole field
on which the camp was placed. After
digging for long time he was unsuc.
ceSslul, and therefore repaired TO the
oracle Of Dolphos, TO ask the advice of
Apollo as To how he should find the
treasure. The oracle responded with
''omHsm more iaPmem," (move every
stone,J and the advice being followed by
Poly crates, he at last obtained the treas
ure for his pains. llouce ,he origin Of
the phrase -''l'll leave no stone un
turned"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

The Mayor OF tho clty OF Boston has
stopped the erection OF tho New lem.
pie Of TIE Millerites, in that city. The
walls we're entirely too frail supper, the
roof.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-24

ftt0HAUtO.. .SNUFf, AND BEGAK 1fOkE,
i AND, PkkfODiCA At AGENCY WILLIAM
BLANCHARD having taken the store lately oecu.
pied by IL brooks, between fullcrs and Gslabrin's
Hotels, and having made large additions TO Mr.
Brooks former assortment invites the attention of the
public to his varied and choice stock of Segars,
Tobacco, and Snufis, which have been selected with
the greatest and can be relied on as being fully
equal to any in the market. at,.l .ts
He win also continue to keep for sale the various
publications of the day Grahams Magazine, Godey's
Lady's Book, Musical Library, Ladies' Companion,
Brother Jonathan, New World, Benefits Herald
and all the cheap American publications.
w. B. has also made arrangements by which he
will be supplied, Immediately on the arrival of the
Boston line Of steamers, with the London Punch,
Pictorial Times, Illustrated News Dublin Frecman's
Journal Bells Life in London the Satirst, and other
English publications. 4 tss
He has also a beautiful variety Of wood and brass
one and eight day clocks, which he will sell low for
cash. .l9asEFAa ag@s aAE nov 6--lm