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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

PRAYER is inis-look into the Bible and see
what God has promised; to look into oar hearts
and ask what want; and then, for ChIlsts sake,
ask and expect the promise to be fulfilled.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

We observe il slated in the Baltimore Amer-
can that there is a slave cutting and barrel ma
KING machine in operation in Vermont, which Is
capable Of cutting from the rough timber. slaves
aud heading sufficient for 500 barrels IN day.
and can fl, and prepare for setting up and ho'Sh'
Jog about 200 barrels n the same time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
* i i i 3 :
Peace f01. the .NOther!
orIFT AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
BOOK STORE.
4itf

rsy-F5r the relief Of children cutting teeut.-E1]
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
lust RECEIN ED assortment Of - HcoL
- BOOKS departments Of Easissh Liter
a ture; among which be found the following:
DAVIES First Lessons ia y lsehTa;
Geometry;
BouFdon
LeseaLIe.
s. SurEeyins;
kirkhams' SrI,h's and CanIy's Grammar:
Eclectic Readers; School Bibles: 1es;aments;
ComIy-s. EcecIic. and Elementary Spelling Books;
Makers large and small Dictionary;
Webster's School Dictionary:
Rns.ers History OF the UnIIed States
N,tchetl's Geography and Atlas;
Ececti. and other Primers;
Comstock's Philosophy;
Chemistry: DAYS Algebra;
Maus6eid's Political Grammar;
RAYS Pixies. Smiths, Davies, and Tolboi's Arish-
meiic:
Fret Second. and Third Books OF History:
Scholars Companion; States, aud safe pehciis;
Writing ana Post Paper; Black, blue. and red Ink;
Together with variety of Miscellaneous Books, all OF
which viii be sold low for CASH. at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
October 2Gth 1913. 43-5m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

The Tennessee Legislature has passed bill 10
reduce the salaries of public officers also 10 tex
them according TO the amount received.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

JR, Vineyard who shot G. l.. Arndt IN ths
Legislative Hall Of Wisconsin, was tried at Mon
roc in that territory a few months since, and &C
quilted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

Trial of Christ.-Thero is now exhibiting at the
Baltimore Museum, group of twenty three fig
ures as large as life, made of wax, representing
the trial Christ before Caiaphas, and the court OF
Pontius Plate 1t is a striking and impressive
concentration Of one Of tho most important incl
dents in sacred history, and cannot be viewed
wi,hou, exciting in the mind of the boholdor a
much more vivid idea of that scene, than It Is
possible TO conceive from the mere perusnl OF any
description Of it. The figures are most excel.
lently modelled, and are clad ~ the costumes OF
,hose primitive times. The representing
Christ developes, in very great degree, all those
attributes Of beauty, necklaces and innocence
which were a part of his charac,eF.-l Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
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In consequence Of the many attempts circulate
terleit medicines. and after Of
NermIge have thought but just TO the public, well
sustain The high reputation which the article
has acquired take such would eectualy
the Of such reckless imposon for that purpose
have much expense obtained steel plate engraving
Other the of Administering the medi-
her aling child while boy. restored fail health,
stands her elbow This vgnette, impressed white
per, skilfuly executed from attempts
and viii. of October 1870, b.
substituted tor the yellow wrapper which the VermifuG
hs heretofore appeared aud still further security
copyright has been obtained and entered according
Congress. H. a. F.4IitESTOCK Ffftsturgh
The genuine "FahneHook's permy,ge' is for sale il
Richmond ONLY at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
March IL. 1913.
CURE FOR WORMS.
3. A. FAHNESTOCk'S VERMIFUGE.

Since il first put before the public. many worthless
have been forced into sale which have had
day, and counted much trash. Uhere
a FahHestocks bernayuge IS daily trlcredsng
popLa1t 10 ais rf7lsrc north II has only 10 be
used according the directions and if worms exist they
vil certainly be expelled from the system The price
only p per bottle, which brings within the of
all. BE u. II. Idinestock's permtge ant
void all articles which said good,
Of them have the virtues Of the genuine article.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

Van Buren, and Clay.-The Savannah Repub'
Iican has the following observation;
We are struck with thing IN the course OF
,hese distinguished citizens before the pubic
Van Buren, succeeded Gen. Jackson in splendid
career Of popularity, and, during the whole can
vass succeeding there was nothing heard but
hurrah for Jackson! Clay succeeded Gen Har-
risoo in a still more brilliant and popular career,
and vet no one hears of hurrahs for Gen Harrison
in order to raise q Clay meeting. sit is old
Harry himself" and "gallant old Harry" and the
like. He has a popularity Of his own, and no one
thinks Of foisting him into the esidency upon
tho popularity Of another.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

Mobile has elected Wing Mayor. all the mem
bers Of Council. save one, and a decided ma orit,
of the board of Adermnp. Hoppin for May or
had ISL votes over all opponents
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

Mississippi.-We suppose the Bond Payers are
defeated in this State. The Wings are reported
to have carried the following counties:-Jeffer
son. Madison, Ami,e, Yszoo, Carroll, Franklin.
Holmes, Warren.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

Unfortunate and Shocking Afair.-A quarrel
and figh. took place yesterday a, No . Gray's al
lev, be,we cen two sisters, one married. named SUI
san Nolan, and the other single. named Elizabeth
Fox in which the former struck the latter upon
the right temple with piece OF The heading OF
barrel inflictiug an injury of so serious nature,
that the Young woman lying last evening
under the charge of DR.. Ashmead, without any
hope Of her recovery. Mrs. Nolan was arrested,
and after an examination before the Mayor, was
commit Il ed his Honor refusing to take bail IN
the present aspect of the unfortunate case. We
learn that the blow, which il is feared prove
fatal, was given by Mrs. Nolan in the excitement
of passion occasioned by her sister accusing her of
purloining Observation-Disclosures North Amer
lean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
BANK FaiTrRE Ar NLw op

BANK FAILURE AT NEW OR.
LEASS.-We learn lro &, The New Or
leans papers that the I omne rcaI Bank
OF that city suspended payment On the
soth ult. The circumstance Is thus no.
Iiced in the Bee Of the 9Ist:
The city was yesterday was thrown
INTO real confusion BY thc announce
mcnt, IN the morning. tina, the CONNER
cial Bank had stopped payment This
Tact was astound ng as no run had been
made upon il Of late, and some little con
hdence was beginning again 10 be felt
IN our IN Dnetary Institutions The eau
seS which lead la this result. must hive
grown out Of the previous m Judgement.
whereby she was 50 IN Ich weakened
rs to nc unable 10 stand up against the
NATURAL demands AMI exariions Of com
merce Shs actually fell from exhaus.
ton.
As was to have been expected Il ON ST.
untowa d AN event, the note holders.and
n some lnstI1css the d.pJsito-s. toJk
th; alarm and made run upon the 9th
er tanks. L Mechanics aud Traders
and the City Bank had TO stand the brunt
OF the panic. They both prid out spe
Gle with great alacrity; neither made a
ny attempt 10 evaie the run upon her
every officer biins engaged in counting
ouI the dollars 10 those who wanted
them
Towards three o'clock. the run upon
the City B INK greatly abI'cl but the
Mechanics and Traders kept her doors
open for two hours after the usual time
10 accommodate such as desired TO ex
charge her mites for specie.
Upon the State, Union and Canal
Banks, tie run was very trivial.
In the height Of the panic, the Com
mrrrial Bank were sold rs low as 40 oer
cent: discount; but towards the close o.
the day, they rallied and were reality
exchanged at % 90 per cent discount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

81 Rose By any other name, >" 6.e.-Mr
Van Buren, after all has not been in re
tlremcnt' for nothing Ills recent re-
appearance on the public stage has dis.
closed the interesting fact that, If not in
nature IN name at least, no is greatly
changed. he now reioices in another
alias. The title Of Magician had ac.
quired in tho campaign Of 1910 ma.
tional order'ihat was by no means agree.
able. 1t became necessary to sink the
unlucEy nickname. This, the theme Of
MrVan Buren's reflection in his library
ha' been finally accomplished. Ills res.
ldence 10 Columbia county, once plain
Undertook, IS now lordly LindendorC'
and he himself no longer Magician
contents himself henceforth with the II.
tie Of 'Soge.' Future historians will no
puzzled % recognize the Jockey OF Kin.
dorhook in the Sage Of LinIcndgrr
albany Ere. Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

CINCINNATI MARKET. MaRoH 3.-FJUUR.
Receipts yesterday By Wagon aboui 200 5bls. which
vas a,i sold 90 a. 53a255
PORk-Ihere u some inquiry for Blrrsl Pork
Clear is firm % o. O0a7 5O-Msss s6.OOa625 o.
The receipts Of Bulk Meat ere large, ss tho roads
aro IN The finest arieri ws noticed one sale ~ the
canal Of 10000 lbs Hog Round. rsthsr extra.
with large proportion Of SIDES 81 cs and anolher
Of 10000 lbs. Hog Round 81 tho same price 49,
Merchants IN The interior availing % the present
slais Of Tho roads 10 send IN their meat Tor smoking
Of which large qIanutos were received yssterday
LARD-Ths receipts Of County Lard by Wagon
,Ys somewhat laFgs-and sales quick 81 81 2tal 40
per leo lbs fof fret rate article
WHlSKEY oonupusi 20 itl dsman5 e. l3lc..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

DABINg ROBBERY We learn from the
Lexington Observer that the dwelling of
Cassius NJ Clay, Esq, was entered on
Monday night last, and robbed Of silver
plate 10 the vaue Of $500. The rob
bors entered the house some way un.
known, as neither door or window was
injured, cousummated their purposes
without molestation, and went out Of one
Ofthe back doors Of the dwelling. leav-
ing II open. They did not take from
dr Clay all his plate, which they could
have done withOu. any difficulty.
Mr. Clay offers 8 100 Tor The reco very
ofthe plate, and 500 for the arrest Of
the robbie or robbers Louisville Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

LUXURY OF A SNEEzE. Some perpatet-
&c philosopher thus gives a most deli
cious essay on sneezing:-
The cheapest luxury we know is a
cook hearty srceze. 1t slirs up the in
ner and outer man-it enliyens The
brdin-lt brightens the eyes-it electri-
hes the nerves, and gives the whole
system shock, TO which the voltaic pile
IS rs nothing We say this IS a cheap
luxury. So it is People may imagine
also that ifyou ch osc TO take your coat
of, and, while heated, slft in a draft o.
air, II is full as cheap. True, YOU will
snecze then, from n cold bit what a dir
ference Is there between an unhealthy
ADD healthy sneeze. In the former
case your eyes are full OF water-a sort
Of 'rcpentani tear and between the par
oxysms you come nearer swearing than
is good for the soul. ln the other, YOU
Iaugh-you look about you with CLAN.
ces el deight-you seem TO have a sixth
sense, opening to a world Of wonders.
and learning you 10 contemplate the pos
session Of thousand delicate nerves On.
thought Of When the series OF .sn .ezcs'l
are over, you half regret 10. You look
mp an angle Of forty degrccs-or GET
INTO the sun or recoIlect your last sneeze.
until presently the lilIldlion begins n
gam, aud away you go-5ncczc!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
SONG OF TIE AMERICAN GIRL


Orr hearts are with our native land.
Our song is Tor her -glorv;
Her warriors wreath IL IN our hand.
Our ljps breathe out her STORY
Her lofty bills and valleys green,
Are shining bright before ~,
And like n'raiubnw sign is .ceH,
Her proud dag waving Ger US.
And there are smiles upon our lips,
For Ihs-e who meel her foemcn,
FOr giory's tIar knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by women
For those who brave the mighty deep,
Md scorn the IN reaI o9 danger.
We've smiles TO cLeer-and Tears 10 weep
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for nor freedom;
Our prayers are 70, the gallant band
Who strikes where honur leads them.
We love the taintiess Az we breathe,
lis freedoms endless bower,
Wen twine for him an endless wreath,
Who scOrns tyraut's power
They tell Of frances beauties rare,
OF lialy's proud daughters;
Or ScOIland's lasssS-Eng lands fair.
And nymphs OF ShannOn's waters.
We need not boast their naughty charms.
Though lords around them hover,
Our glory lies In freedoms arms
freeman iOra lover,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

DELAY.-tle who defers congsatuId-
ton or coincidence is IN danger of ms
placing them.
ANcESTRY.-An empty coxcomb boast
ing OF removed ancestry is no better
than a potato blossom--al shat is cool
pertaining to him being under ground.
HoME.-KeeP your store Of smiles and
your k'ndest feelings for home; give to
the wife only those which are 10 spare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07


500 OOOOOO-lt appears To that the plan al
sustaining the redi, Of the States by some act of
the General O'Neohment. - gaming iavOr Ia almost
every part OF the Union. We do not kno = ttai Ih,
details oi any PISA IA particular have been agreed
o. bot It - lsrn that the general lectures of MIR
W Cost JJhnsOrs scheme are arp,uy e,I; aud po,h
ing more Is wanted hut some we'll d,rct ted effort To
insure the concentration OF public opinun alid UNI.
ted SciiOu of the people.
The Washington Correspondent ofihe New York
Commercial Advertiser. noticing the pngrrs.
sNhrcL the PLAINS making ia pablic favor. say.-
1T - navy proposed that u National Cuuyen,I,n
cf The friends oi this measure in its general features
u mean tie r"si"raiion at the credit of IA. several
sia'cs, should behrld central point, in the
'"nrse "i The coming summer. frr the purpo.e of
agreeing upon some uniform system Of nci,or u,,J
bringing II fairly n'o the field OF the country.
Pitisburgh Is spoken OF a. mn apprunriate pI,ce
i"r meeting, for scenira geog optical position md
l hope you Will u the aiIeuiirn at ,out reaJe -.
To A. A'suyect Of greater national Impnrt,r.e
can be brought L. their r,ideraIrun''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
AN OBSERVER
Newark. Fob %. I543.

A COMEF-A gentleman from Brainires, Of n
highly respectable character informs us that ye.er
day about noon. the nhn binnis Of that town were
alarmed at The sight of large heavenly body. re-
iemoli"g comet IN the spu'h eastern part of the
sky--and having tail or train si length
IL mas clearly visible the naked eve for The
vi nearly an hour until lost IN the space IL was
alsn seen yesterday, we understand
The PrIland Advertiser Of thus morning. says i;
was seen al that place at nom day-Ros Mer Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
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By THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
Correspondence Of Tee Times.
WNSMlNGTON. March 4.lsA3

"RoAiNGlO March !, lS43.
The deepest interest was felt yesterday about
The action Of the Senate on The nominations bv The
fresldeni. The injunction Of secrecy has not / un-
uers'snd, been removed, but rumors have Ienked
ont OF various kinds. IL says that wiss's nomins-
ton was re IecIed by 81 10 20 and 2I To II. Mr
cushing vas also rejected. q IL understood by 81
10 ~. The nomination Of Mr. Irwin sfPennsylvn-
MA tor Charge d'AhaIrs at the Couu Of Denmark
was confirmed. also the nomination Of Calvin RIv,l
TO be Collector al The Port Of Philadelphia
The PreEdsnI came Up m the course ofths even.
ing. accompanied Ivy The Secretary Of Slats. and
remained until the hOpf Of adjournment in The hmm
Dor appropriated for bin ~ tue vicinity Of the SEN
ave. As soon as The President Was informed of the
reJeciion Of the two most distinguished mcmillan. of
his Guard u is reported that he resolved 10 -,
nominate ihem; and he actually did So
The names Of Messn Wso and Cushing ,,s,s
sent 20 three times and The last Time unauI1ngu,Iv
rejected
Mr. Spencer was then nominated as Sscrcts,v az
The Treasury aud cUEfrmsd.
Edward Everett nominated 10 China and con.
frmed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

THE SOMERS CASE-l,is very certain, say,
the New York Express that the case Of Mackenzie
will not fail 60 be duly inycsigsie 30 far ms ms,
lndeiaIg 'hc examination Of wIinasse. is Concerned
Not one hall vi the witnesses have been yet exam
med, and Nc can expect iermInlinn of tho tria
before tie end Of four weeks at the soonest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
We copy the following FROM The Newark Daily
Advertiser uf the 29jh

We copy the following from the Newark Daily
Advertiser uf the 29jh
The t~" ncl'ck train Of cars from P,iladel,,bi,.
Yesterday Afternoon when within a mile of Eiiza-
heihl"Nn, accidentally came in contact with a
One "orse Wagon driven by an elderly lady named
Nin"I-' about City years * age, which vas eros.
sing Ihe iTark ir''u a bye road at The time The
horse ~ separated irom the wagon aud thrown
rom The trark, while the old lady aud the hr,ken
Vchole were carried by The "eOw-calchcr an eighth
OF mile before the locomotive was stopped Mrs
w ha'i her shoulder dsiocaIed and received frsc.
'ure on the right temple. She was placed IN the
cars aud Iaken back To Elizabeinwn Ahere she s,iJ
her daughter resided Ore Of the horses legs ,s,e
broken also. We underdend the Engineer give
the usual warning before reaching the road
Ab"u half past O'Clock thIs morning a singular
meteor appeared IA the heavens; u body of light
much larger than the meIeors which are often seen
shouting through the atmosphere. II started near
The zenith aud proceeded towards the earth in a
soniheasIerly direction. reHecIng a light almost e.
qusl. for the mnmenI 10 that Of the sun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
GREAT NATURAL CrRIoSlrY .

GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY.-A coloreJ
b"S named CD. Anderson has been brought 4, TIN,
Guy within the last DAY Iwn. that elhlbrts one of
The most rem 'rkuhO f-ahs of nuinre that We bnve
ever Witnessed, ThslCuloael Wa burn i'm N,,,,r,.
Mrs-in April ! 500. making him nav between 2
s'd years ct age-and yet he has all the devsl.
oIrmenh oi adolescence, and. VIII. the -eIrepiinn
% IKE We might say. of manhood. lie has a beard
aud VIII skers. apparently full grown. al uncum.
monty large and muscular arm. and a yuce as r,ufI
aud 'nahy IA youth oGl0 or 90 wear. of aEe.-
'h SKA 'ni height hts appearance would Indicate
an age o! ab'ut.I or years lie was Yesterday
''iied III u- Chrrch Street Huu.e by several of our
most neutrality-suspicious. snd inte mt crIrcns, and
pronounced 10y oil To lie one O the wonders of the
u'y' There IL M hunhng IA this rIhIbriiUn-it is
us truthful ss any fact be made by the evidence
"i our senses IL might be mentioned also thIt the
|oI eIce' the generality OF Buys e" three years uf
age ~ strength. bel Z able To hiI hn ma Ter. who
" about 100 pounds rn weight aud to hold a c, IN.
mon ''Ee char ont CT arms lo"gIh Mode CAron-
tCie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

Il is stated that the Society orthe Pro-
Pagauda al Rome received last year the
sum Of Lis 900, which was employed
IN following the missioners ofthe Eng
lish Church wherever they went, for the
purpose Of counteracting ne effect Of
their labours by instilling into the minds
Of the heather the errors Of tho Roman
Catholic faith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
GEESE EXEMPT FROM A1~r,Cu.

hEtSE EXEMPT FROM ATTACH.
MEN Wiser Skinfiut was sbra,,J
money lending Yankee. lie was ono Of
those men who are their own I,wya,s
a. d as soon rs debt arrived Mt MANI,
y, if not paid, he would fill a writ md
have il served forthwith, with orJers
to attach any thing the officer could pet
hold Of Yet, though bod in his move
ments, he was by nature timmeJ, and
might be readily frightened.
Mr. Williams was one day sitting in
sitting in his office, smoking cigar.
when client entered, looking like tho
shadow Of starvation.
SQUIRE said he, I'm a ruined num-
Miser Sklnfiint is taking all IN worth
IN the world. The darned cut throat
has got al M geese
Now the attorney was a Fat, Jolly son
OF mirth; and, with twinkhng eve he
promised 10 get the geese buck oguin.
tie sat down to his desk, and wrote the
following note:
Ma SXISrL'Nr Sir: II you would a.
vold consequences Of the most terrible
character, you will call at my office
without an hours delay. Yours, &c.
JOHN WILLIAMS"
The note had not been written but
half an hour. when Mr. Skinflnt called.
slow dye do, Squirrel
MIR SkIniilnt, your servant, SIR res
pended the attorney. looking very So
IatC.
'lVe just got The letter, Squire. What's
the matler?'
Matter enough, Mr. Skinflin,. Yon
have attached Mr. Jones' geese, hav'nt
you%
'Sartin-but that amt agin the law:
is III
against the law! Why, sir, YOU have
subjected yourself 10 heavy damages for
the false Imprisonment Of these geese.
are you not aware.sir,t they are exempt
ed from attachment?
=, Dew tell? now you're jokin, Squire.
We read the Salute Book purity snug,
and haint found that ere
'Sintute Book. Mr. SkinAIng! Why,
sir. IT'S common law
Well now, you know Of course. Squire.
and I'd send the critures back. But mst
tell me how long,it's been common law
why ever since the cack,inp Of geese
saved Rome. The Romans then passed
an act that they should be sacred from
legal process. an they caIledd il common
law 10 distinguish it from their other
statues, which were very uncommon
ones.
i am satisfied, Squire You'll never
catch me IN this scrape again. As | said
aiore, the critures shall go back
And so they did
This is no fiction, but fact; with the
exception of names.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

Gen Realm Bcaile died Al hi, residence in Woos
ter ohio. on the ooh alt. aged -
Gen Simrn Beymcr the founder or Washington
Guernsey Co Ohio died ON the o,h NH. ny.J 65I
We regret to hear through The Charlottesville
(Va) Advocate. that The health Of Governor GEmer
Is seriously affected
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

GENERAL ASSEMBLY Tho House of dele.
gates continued TO discuss he tav bill on the % inst
without coming to any vote Several amendment.
were adopted and The House adjourned early to lsi
The loco l0cJ convention have the hail.