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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
LIST OF LETTERS.


D EMA.NlNG in the Posi- Office a,
~ Georgetown Ohio, on the 3Ist day
of fMarch, ls43, which if not taken Out
in three mOnths,will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters:
A Jolly Philip
Anderson Malon Jacobs James
Ambrose Margaret Jordan Dorcai
X
bacon bacon rs Na.nah King Geo wa
IVY ~ King George
CLERK Of Com p. p. co. Kin -.
Clerk of Brownso. 's"e
Chisholm Alex.
Carvev Daniel Lemons Caroline
d Leach Walter
Devore David G. Lew"J rs
Davidson Eli M
Day John MoneIt Itaac
E Mitchell Arthur
Espy Robert Martin John 2
EdEingLOn David Meade Richard X
Myers William
Fec w T Rev Mullen James M
Foor Aeenish Mcclure James2
G IN
Goowin John Newman Abner
Garret Henry P
Coin Jeese poDr&y MorshaU
Givens M Msn P;srcs M J MisS
H 8
Hay Sarah Sheriff BC2
Hamer Tho's L Shenhsrd ,Joseph 2
Hill X James S,ahlston Dr.
Hayward Ezekiel IT
s.'A tI"a.S - TUhn Thompson Samuel M
II n"""~" 'OIA ..... w
r.,,... YoS, WATSON Samuel r s
Jgnnings James JAMES ALLEN M
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
JOHN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
sa CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Office on Third street, opposite the
Post Office.
He win. diligently attend to the eOllrc
ton Of an claims entrusted 10 his care
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
Brown Common PIea0.

Brown Common Pleas.
''~''' |. S""'' Attachment
George HeFbst.
All persons interested will take notice
that Samue Grimes, on the 2Sth day Of
October A. D. Is41, sued out a writ Of
Attachment from the court Of Common
Pleas Of Brown county in the State Of
Ohio, against George Hsrbst for the sum
OF $500, which writ has been served aud
returned. J.H. BLAIR, Clerk.
March %, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
Attachment Notice.

March 9l6, Is43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
THE MARKETS:
CINCINNATI.

.sra '". May Is.
FLouR, from City Mills, per bbl $337a-
4, from wagons : Der bbl 3 20 a 8 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

HUCATAk.-Ths schooner Virgins Antouetis
arrived ~ New Orleans from Merida 90 the % m
slant. Of which Ne give some Of the most imPoHsnI
Items.
The Legislature tho members Of which we're 81.
ected, assembled on the 3ls ult, and organized by
respectively choosing their presidents
and ether officers
On the 1t instant Don 9 Miguel Barchsnis
governor pro ismrure. delivered a message Un the
meeting Of The tWo houseS. iu which Ice gave o
history Of late events. and the measures adopted 10
repsl the invasion Of the Msricaus.
By..a decree dated the 23d August. former De.
cree fSng the price oflndinn c0rn. ~ repealed snd
% sboishos the duty 10 which cora was subjected in
The iuteriof.
DON Geronimo del Castillo. the Yucaian snvov.
who had suddenly returned from Msre0, has sol
OF Tor that ooPi'al' furnished with some new pow.
ere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

| have felt uneasy at what | have
heard and seen of the enormous havoc
made IN his ranks, while no one appears
to protect him. NJ rk me! Len "a very
short brief pcrioJ, while many who hear
me will ycJ be- hale and vigorous, this
noble tree will have vanished from lac
United Safes Used IA every species vi
work from IA hen coop To u house, adj
mired by all for his great intrinsic
worth no one stretches out a hand to
save his invaluable race. While ia Eng.
land some Of her titled Lords have nurs.
rles Of pines plan cd from the seeds Of
trees growing 2OO feet in height, on the
Amazon, our real Lords Of the soil have
not thought yet Of saving for future
generations this precious tree. Pardon
me, then-but ! do cry aloud, Learn 10
save and strive 10 plant for all future
times the American White Pine Tree.
But hold! ideas rush like a tumultu
Gus mob for Itterance. Time is all-pre
cious--l shut the gate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

BRITISH TARIFF II upi,.e, 10 The Briii
Ish TArih.' said Va"ucrsI 10 a Democratic Wing.
so an l. SAID the Wing, ".or II taxes our wheat,
four heel PORK aud every ihI'g else that ste,upt
Ia sell ia England" How Z, that said the be-
'n"erni-'ny paper tells me that u u the Wings
that go IN lar the Brush Tariff here" Your lap-r
lies I' that a. q does IA uIheT Inauer.-Ihe Amer:
cen iariti, inIes silks. cRlrves, bOSd rvib-. hand
WIRE aud other British GoOs,. 10 prp'ecI our OWN
Mechanics farmers and iaborer.. Then why d,,
Ihey coll The American IaufI. Brush Tariff
'"'u 'he fatoer"t opening his eyes anu mouth 10
catch IN hight and truth why i-atd IN. WI,
your paper ihinksYoure 'oo ignorant To under.aI,J
the intermediary sil."-1Hsc. ADJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02


HORSE HAIR SNAKES.--AluosI eyery body
Who has wandered IN The fields aud especially near
CLAY pts, have occasionally found a Inle reptile
resembling black hair irstu horses name or rsiI
These lHIle fellows have give rise 10 The opinion
that there Is separate vitality in a horse hair; AMI
Tie saUaHs have discussed gravely. We fnd 10 ia (.
Maine Farmers communication stating that the
wrter believes these aumss are the product Of IN,
field cricket. lie says he has taken one from, n
cricket, and sddr
some tune ago, Mrs Jacobs Of This Town. C,upJ
One Of these crickeis in bowl Of wafer kicking
aud struggling M great agony. She supposed Thai
q was downing and willie about 20 take Il oot she
saw one of these hair worms cume from u. soon
iier nuoIher one made ils appearance and Then
another. The cricket and the worms ngd The b,vyt
Of waller were sent 10 us for our special wonder
meut. We published The ficis IN the Maine Farmer
THIS story elected q communication from friend
Samuel RsmsdsIl, Of Bangor who nv the vav d,
very observing man. stating that u was fstt ,bst
species 81 hair worm vas produced or bred IN the
cricket. and that when q boy he used often. IN tb.
fail Of Tho year 10 disssct cucksis Or tho purpo.s of
show ng The facts 10 others.
~ brother X. has shown The snake. will he have
lhsl g'edness 10 show our snake story sIs,1-
Mayhnp BY The slaSghsung Of few oricke,s. more
will DO learned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

PRISONERS ESCAPEO.--Juhn Smith and
George Williamson. cUnvIcIs ~ he PenIIsntIHry e.
capped Sunday night. Williamson effected his e.
cape by cutting Out The small gale va the IransuH
Of the door Of his ~ard hy passing through the OPP
en'ng lie unlJcked SmIIh's door iIh a false Key.
They then escaped. wIh The AID "l rope over The
lower purI OF lhe ouIer wall. where II joins the
Eastern wing Of Ihe building. They were posscs.ed
OF much skill and ing enni'y ia PRISON breaking.
They are acquainted with the Western waters. and
IT'S thought. have gone the james & Kanawha.
or sumo other route. To the Ohio.
Their escape is surprising, there was a watch
man On duty inside The wall. and four Of the public
guard on the outside.
The attempts 10 escape have been numerous, oi
late aud the PrOPriSIy Ofucreused rigor AMI liberal
rewards iur the Ssraped criminals - suggested.
williamson was lately detected with knife. and
another found ~ the course Of construction Va
ohe Of The shops. The blarksmiIh aud Williamson
were panIshcd, A third was seen toy prisoner. but
not recovered; this was found :, here they pas
Sed over. the ~all. Their design vas. It il supp.
'ed, 10 murder .he guard II detected. williamson
was m ilgnanI fellow. and had been ~ Close con.
hnemenl for time belure he esrspcd.
Smih came IrOp Wheeling, IT, 1880. Ter Grand
Larceny, aud Wss discharged ~ 80. Ia 80 he
was ssni hack irm this city. Cor grand larceny and
being The ~ offence. was sentenced for ten years
tie Escaped twice from Henr CO jail. pending bis
last prosecution. lie IL shout 80 years old. feel
lls inches high. complexion dark, black hlir. grey
eyes. nquIline nnd has a scar on the left wrsl
aud Il0 finger III The LEFT hand.
WillinmsUn was sent from Is Ter county Cor two
years and all months aged about 80 years five feet
10 inches high, complexion fair. has crss and
~ ID on left arm; anchor, y A D X NJ" snd
Two hearts on right arm lie is said 10 be a Cana
dian patriot under sentence Of death.
10 u thought they io"k with them other clothes
than those Of the PRISON uniform RiehHl0nd CoDi.
Diisr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1913.
FoR President ~ IS44.
III Il " Ee n e. l. a u.
FsR WICK PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MAssAcHUsETTs

lnasmuch, Us we never thought there may
public benefit To be derived from editorial c.nITo
VERSES, by persons Of the political party. OF
that house divided against ITSELF ia any man
ner made slrungeT. We leave the Gazette and lis
correspondent to fight their own battles. While
our pen be OF any to our country or city
We shall readily WELD IT, when fails We hope to
have the good sense 10 stopH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

BO>iON FINANCES - During the post year
iherrre has been UI debt Inuu nu,,unt.
to Sl64S, 100. For the extinction of a. there !.
nnaly appropriated $50 900 ether With proc eeI.
OF The public lands. md Of the ap,rorr,atr,,
over the actual expenditures at the elise OF The fl
nancinl year. THIS amount varies lrum S25 600 In
S600OO .-Phd. Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

Mr. Ben"nin Brand, old lHls DIrunr OF our CITY.
~ nun" ~ MS room dead yesterday morning sit
ling ia hts char. lie had b, en- IN had bs,I,L g., .
long Time aud came 10 his death by one Of hos. SUI
zen EisiIaI'ns through the rnnedae par,Iys,s ami
e1nciIun OF Ihc wal principle, which are an Ven
calculated In Gil II. with awe aud cause us IN or
e'"'n' IN The midst OF life, We are in deaf NJ,
Religious and benevolent purposes-R.b- Con1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

MICHlGAN.-ln November next. Michigan will
elect n GOvrrn"r. or Lieut. Guverrur Nlenuer. ,f
Congress aud Members at the Legislature. The
cii'esi viii he one Of drep aud exciting inlerrst
The political elements Michigan are m "a perfect
state Of chios. and from the JraIIun. we IRE eus.
bed To glenn iru'n ia" seat oi ACTION we have uo
hesaion In IrnOuncng The do ~ naII of the I,r,,.
l'co dynasty nnd The re rstabiIshmenI oil p,puI.,
r'shIs und true Wing pfH,e'ps, The Wing, OF
Michigan have hut aci and the contest will rs,I,
IN an oyer~ h~!InIns Wing viclnry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
HUSBAND AND WIFE TORE uANcrD

HUSBAND AND WIFE ToBE HANGED
The ruESwanda. Pa. pa pers contain The ,r,aI ~
James DOlan and Bridget. hs wife. L,r tho murder
sf Rufus & GcTe, On the LIST August last. The trial
had before the Court Of Oyer and Trru.iner Of
Bradford county. HuH n Conyngham pre,Isiug on
lha 9Th inst. The testimony closed On Wednesday
and the Court charged the Jury on Thursday the
l4ih ins ~hO reured. and alter on absence OF orrs
hour. returned wiIh verdict of gully OF murder %,
The first degree. Judge Conyngh- IN. ON Saiurd ~ #,
the 10th INST, sentenced both the prIs1n,rs to be
hanged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

We Land, on Saturday,. before our readers, 10 the
exclusion OF oil other matter. the speech Of Mr.
Webster at the Agricultural faI al Rochester. That
production like all IlI predecessors is such as no
other man could produce. We are grariied that It
places Mr. Webster in a different lrgh upon the
alLimpnrant question of the Tariff, from what he
appeared To lie ia his Baltimore speech His posi-
ton will soon he developed. NE trust IN the cunrt
OF 1874. lie holds in has hands much power, and
We trust it will be well used
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

We have received from Mr.. w. J. Rom. No. %
Of IlarPers library Of select novels. being the Pcsi.
dents Daughters, by Miss HameI We need but
cannm too highly praise the productions 81 this an.
lhnress. The moral effect. the beautiful scenes OF
domestic love aud happiness. are inevitable and We
Only wonder how mass could feel aud know
the truth OF such family scenes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

COMMERCIAL FACT. "A geutleman who
mas hing been extensively engaged IA The gla,s.
ware aud cn'ckery business ia Portland states that
formerly he unri"rmly had six pairs "i decanes put
nP ~ every crate oi which he brought into the
cry; but nj the present time he does not sell more
Than on" par of decaniers To hundred crates.
some years since people hogan bring IN their
deratie's Ia exchange tor other ARTICLES. Iill they
hal accumulated on his hands So that ne obi.
ged Ia decline exchanging. lie wrote u q manu-.
acturcr ui glass ware ~ Massachusetts stating that
he had quantity Oi rich cut 4 lass decaniets On
hand. which he wished Ia exchange. aud stated
ihnI Il The change could be effected. lac would lake
the most uirsaleable article uI glass he hanl. The
manuf ,ciure returned Tor answer, that the ms Sin
saleable article he had on hand rich cat g hkss
dscaateTs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
PORT OF WHEELING
STEAMBOAT REcISrCD

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ATTrai' and Departures Of Boas Ter me Iasf "a
hours e"d'"s yesterday al 4 O'clock p. N
AyEIyALs
hiaIl. Cincinnati.
Lelmun: do
Sunday. OcI l-UIIca. PInsburgh.
BrSueue, DC
Mail, ,l
Indian Queen, ouisvile.
Messenger. ST Louis
DEPAATrKEs
Mail. Pusburgh
BelmnnI. do
Snnday--UUra, Lou Eyille.
Indian Queen, PIiisburgh
Brunette, do.
Messenger. ST Louis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

A FORTUNATE TAR.-W. Kpbcr,,,n n x.t.,
an sailor. Tho bruvcd the ocean for full half N c.
Jury, unexpectedly into fortune las, week ,bv
The death "i an uncle amounting io Els 900. Thu,
lorunnic man lately sailed as COR IN the Ann Sill
ly, OF Sunderland London Glib,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

TIE CLAWS ROBBERS AND MURUERERS.
Nv" have verbal information from jefferson Cay
To Saturday aiternonn. Prom this we gather That
Indictments have been Eun, M the Circuit Court
igainsi the several pers,us cOnrernrJ m thu
Chavn Murder and Rihbery. un whWh hey were
artaigned. DE PrennIaine. and those Who said
to have refused Ia participate in the murder thou
sh concerned ia the robbery. v etc mrlIrird tor
Grand Larceny. and un these indictments they " ~
he 'ried this week. CaP'dia M'Danrl and has
comrades IA the murder, indicted f"r the
murder OF Chavs. and will he iried uu that count
w" learn that II Is prObahle he Will mt he tired
nj The present term. as they intend seek the m
lerFos ION nf Texas ~ their behalf, they clai nnc
To he citizens of Texas the time of the robbery
and murder. TINS oI course will require the AL
Jnurnment o the cases unIil the nsII term of the
COuu.-St. Louis Neu Era
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

Anna Maria Burke was murdered IN RaIiimor.
o" ff'i"y evening last. by blow from sume villain
To VII IN she was stranger reward of $500
has been offered for the apprehension Of the vii.
Ian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
WIG PROSPECTS, IN GEoRGIA -rhs

WIG PROSPECTS IN GEORGIA Tho
eleciL ~ Georgia for G.vcrnnr, Me uhicrs oI
Corgres'. &c. inkes lace neII month. Tie Angus
IA CAroniele q" the 7h inst. speaks in Ihe lvilON ing
coni'ieni tone Of The vicIory which awaits the
"higS-DurIng no canvass, since connection
WIN The press. hive the prospects for been
~ hHiiering. Even in 1910. our friends muh whom
we held converge. from almost every section OF The
Slate spoke not wIIh more coo idrnce ut success
than they do n"w. We are, therefore, constrained
10 believe, iruin iniurmai-n vblaIned from the mosi
Tellable sources. thai mus brilliant aud decisive
victory awaits the Wings on the first Monday ~
Ociober. THIS - no VAIN boast ely for efleCi;
IT Is basel upon positive iHfOrmaIiIn. from sources
IN which we have the highest confidence; aud we
are gruIIiied Ia perceive that contemporaries are
IA the cOnsant receipt Of similar intelligence
Columbus (Ga.) Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
Mn. WHARTON

MIR. WHARToN,-
Whv don't you give The Argus man a severe
lashIngf Every number OF the paper Is filled with
the lruI:s "i has malice toward you; which you
take. as think. took quietly A.
Why III We not lash hIu him1 because he is be.
meath our contempt and is not deserving pla &c in
the editorial ceTps. Every person ol discernmeni.
Who has marked the course Of that hireling sheet
since lie first establishment. knows that il was de-
srnred as the deinm,I of virIut, The couuptsr Of
morals the SPY upon rr vaie character and assoca-
lions. The reckless conlumer OF religion. the asperser
Of commercial reputation, whose highest ann II wss.
To blHcken character PROSTATE business aud credit,
bring among those by whom II was surrounded. and
the Guy which has fed the yenumuus worm, The
same toIic chaos that has reigned IN The braness
head Of iIs conductor. Nor has the sheet brought
him alone to the work. bot each and every pnper
that has been issued. as Iesmed with The rancur
aud VeuUm Of anonymous writers, who looked upon
the civIl organization aad order Of socieIy with tho
same feelings as w. may suppose the kitchen soul
lion. Of the realms Of Pluto lopk upon the benign
spirits II at preside in The mansions Of bliss. Whose
efus ions evnce that their authors ATE baser Than the
cOwSrdly sssassns. tina. stab in the dark. because
that mode Of granying malice woua involve the
necessity ola courage Of which their guilty consci.
snces deprive them.
These poisonous and inhammnory. (if they were
not too conIemplible) lbellers have found a ready
instrument in that vile sheet aud its conductor,
neither Of which would he iOlernIed m any com
munity. except az nuisance too filthy 10 touch in
removal. Even guarded IT is by political lies
and being the only loco foco sheet ia the Congress
sona district, more than half Of its for mer irends
rurn from it ia sicksned disgust. We connotspend
our time on such thing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL WING CON.
NENIlONs-The National Inlelgencer in re.
publishing the proceedings II the Wing Convention
Of the city Of Baltimore. suggesting nd inviting the
a's'n blage there Of largely delegated Convenri.n
Of Wing Young Men. 10 be held in aid and support
OF the Nominations aud MEASURES adopted BY
Me great National Cuny enion 10 he held in the
same city N the first "Wednesday ~ May. 1874.
accompanies Them with the following opprobatory
remarks
Sharing very heartily IN the determined public
purposes which these proceedings have 90 view,
ana ~ The warm and strong hopes which give them
animation We have only o. say that, with q g,od
cause ever the first thing IN every Whiz hear
WIN mao worthy Go represent that cause. and
perfectly sure 90 pursue Us principles ~ success, q,
"hn nchlHgy as be has upheld Them under d;.,.ts,
1"n uelesi-wnh = complete ond broiherIy upion
uh"ng oufselves-with calmness 10 de Iberote ,,d
"''of 70 aci-"ith great body (afer old Of popuIs,
"'e,'igohce and pairiutIsm, now widely aTcitsJ add
awakened 20 The public mischisfa the disorder. M.
o"fupons which We have sworn no Iopgo, Il, a..
ue'ohm The Government snd degrade while he
Iun mo couniry-ihe Wings. when the rnnrnspt M,
Ahng the held once more arrtvss r,n,,t IA l..
succeed d hey will yet again strike a. tbey 49,
10 lofV. 4 success fully eauaI 10 In tb.,y -.
| nho cannot agaln he marred ~ any sscb prb,r..
cause ~ ~" """aPW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

ScreamvIlle Is the name of IgrD IN Loursiuna.
Wonder II Governor Yell was born there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

M"rm"n prtache: held loEh last night on the
city wharf. lie had u large audience The steam.
boat Messenger on her passage down had some fifty
Ui them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

Surprise u expressed IN naval quarters that the
steam ifigats Missouri, that Look out Mr Cushing.
he's not been SPOKEN since she sli.ed from Norfolk
Thd Ina
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

The U. ). S!OOP Of.war VlndlIa, J. McCiuney.
Conmander, dropped down to the laval anchorage
a. Norfolk on Monday mlrning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02


MELANCHOLY DiSAS rER.-Ne regret TO
learn from The Ginur.Ner Telegraph Of Yesterday
that u - now RSsrriaIned beyUnd doubt that tho
Sshooner Byron; Oi that part lssI tho gale OF
the 2O,h August, with all un board The following
arc the names aud ages vi her crew ak Of them
have lost families
Geo Watson, aged 80 years has left a wife aud
children
Joseph Stevens, aged 81 ye4rs-ha4 also left a
wife.
Joseph Eeare, Jr. uged 50 years. has len wife
and three child Ten.
Fredcnck Parsons. 80 years has leil wife anI
one chic.
Isaac Fears. jr. aged 81 years has LEFT wife AMI
2 children.
Aaron Perkins. aged 81 years. hu. cit a riie and
Two children.
Benjamin Watson, aged % years. brother 10 the
master
Tho, Turner aged 90 years.
jam CurIIss 10
Hhs~a Nslshu. II
The above named Individuals. says .hs Telegraph,
were amongst most worthy aud valuable ciIl-
zens
The loss Of The Byron will also be severely felt
In peCuuiury pOi"I ul view. Not a more valuable
vessel at her class could proDably have been selec.
ted oi fishing fleet from the pur Oi Gluuees.
Ter. She was 10 Iuns burIheu. nearly new; having
been employ ed but seasnn, aud ia every respect
superior vessel. The vessel aud cargo were Valu-
ued al $4,000. She Wa. nJI insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

EPISCOPAL CONVENTTON-The 6C1v.p;,,L
annual C"nVenIiun of the Protestant Epjseupal
Church ia The Diocese of New York. assemsIcd un
"Wednesday IA that cIIy. There is general impress
SION nbruod that IhIs cuuvcnIIon Will be on imu,r
tant UnC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
1IaIEsRNElEIREt!2E,TI|[IIiI[IlE5IEIEEI

Daniel Webster is in Baltimore, jose, IA Galley il
Philadelphia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

6 feet waller i. the Channel Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

The Philadelphia u : Gazette of Friday says-
There VAS u smart ir,si yeSlsTd0y morning ~ this
vIriIiyi and at BUrdcnIown.ve told II yAas very
heavy Al sunrise. lerday, The thermometer sood
at iuny degrees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

= seH'. sailed from Norfolk on FRIDAY afs,noo,,
~''n @OO 'eamen from he q. S. Receiving shin
P'nn'1Ivan'a io' the ffgato Savannah, now epo.
out u New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

There was no nil South Of Raleigh. N. C. last
night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

a SHARP FROST was experienced in thus vicinity
last night aud ia The bright OF To day the vines
hung their heads.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

The New York American OF Thursday afternoon