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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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Per- 30 Ies esaa plsrs - bs rtaasiassts.s
duisr' n~s lstara C-css. Cb.s.sais ss3 ~. isa.
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'fii"sf niarg 80 asft u me sns..l nsssassl ts4.
ft'i' ~ ihs e.saHap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

Cru SEARCHING ~ DAYS or ELlzARrT I.
lu he i6th year O her reign. ''sne
Mistress n1ughcn Nauden piasse came
nth her husband. a worship lal knight
10 London, aud while she uaid in-tr
profcssaj herself s'afchcr WHEREIN
she eNcelcd Some 81 the curious la
dies OF fhs, loo. observing The neaincss
Of he Dach. and ceis Of their llarn,
made their cambria t0fs. uad sent them
10 Missircs, linghea 10 starch. Som
n forwards they Degan 10 send their
daughters and ksnssua,ea 90 lsafa hBa
10 starch TIE Mistress DIuskcn va
the hrsi ma etrt taught aarchng Ia
England The fuliosme show, nos
great Tie resemblance was bclNecn The
iwerp adles Of SO and the Billing,
gate isdlea of $50 he ruI, were
adjusted by pokua .ueks heated ia ne
IRE. and 20 Sc lait OF Antwefp, be-
IA us.iei 10 wedding. coolj no.. al
though she employed tso celebrated
iaundressess, gel her ruff ni,ei accord
,ug 90 her TASTE, upon which she tell 10
swear aud lear, 10 curse and ban, cast.
las the rules under her feel, and wish
ing the de'il might lake he when shc
DID wear any nechetchcrs again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

The Sairi Of lie Are pf,aisd a. gas Racl c.,
iefk' '"nth Il ne n.scl. Ia, - a, .. ases,
'hf Wac M 'iaapias atrs 10 Nd -,
ssa'a have 'opp'i Il 'hs wo4is asss 81 Aayihtug
oei Il ihs loo aosa Of fa..5s ssd ! = gs,.eassi.
$50 I'd ihst notaas .a1.u4. b.sl, lss,s-s4 d. a n
NJ ~eneef hess'ei ahai ibs Ass call. ,l.., ,..sa
ya'd. a. loci rheafes lrfs tAaa IN. ~A.ss .l.s
a. SEE 1 aioa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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h,s.i~g sertet green
h'.,.'. ~" ihs f.ply. and ~, s.n,,.n,s
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ne 'ains sIelat'Aei. 1 wsaJ,r Il -, -
'''i d'taa snssa ts.ts,~ AHA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

a hiN IA king Of Persia sen, n
a tribe OF beioaIns the Cahph Na.,a-
Pha' veoy celebrated physician. VII,
inquired on hiss Arrival how they lived
we never ca, M We arc hungry. aod
then not 10 repieiion.' WI, The aasws,
mAY fe!ire Ihcn," sad tue doctor :
Il have 40 business here"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

4 naerIiag II ist Na.hnatet rsmhsrsf,ee $.
riel Mi p. Lcid u.s ris ilsii tts, ess~saf a.
etf, r.ndis I4sAi ssen a. saJhs. pi'l 10 detssf.
81 - Nj JtAu.s NttIfN 10
ono fIRERRAND
IT,, eiefff l-d.e.. sas ssairraea rsnef.l', afs
az sa j, sH.nt 4 HARRISON Pfe,t.
s4funIrf Maah ls,s. lsti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
BACHELORS Nor.EsrAPlJslFD

BACHELORS NOTES rABLlSllKD
AZ Is The Rev. Mr.. bellows. m
his lecture before the Mefcan,..e Ii
etaty ASSOCIATION the other e,enins
maintained that man, 10 order 10 be
come an established fact 10 societ, =
must aoi only secumolale a fortune. or
a competency. bot also take unto hun
sell i VIE. Alas. ho~ man, anesinb-
llsheJ facts there are always bkrf,
TO he IN society" Many bachelor.
(Poor tsllo~s!l have found i, more ar
heot 10 get ~ives, 10 her minds. y
man 10 ahiass prmcely fortunes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

4 hEf-Ihs s4sssaii~f kas ~ aAak,Is
MoNoNeAiitLt WHISKY. s.sg~fssf .nsi.
"sh'sa4ea h~s' rs,s I'D ~hara As sia eel ven
'os 81 n. gas M.sA street.
NAT 10 lsss g. LEWIS sriyrt
| hsss al-s Ara r,is Two liogst. aeon
"l'ea edsf - ssIs ven doe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

iA' "s'hsus,n oaftssrandenoe u n. n y.
9oufisai 81 t'ss~asfue 49,
iea's' Do day thsl NJ. Nnrht L : Srr.t.,
"''" Ne" i"'s. shs 49, ssns thfrs se,t, -,
'''ea - ne ffrs.dsai A. sessfa . n.m,ast.., i.
ne 'aes"i 'eal as ne bench Of ,hs sas,,m,
Com. ha, declined a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

We are iniaf'ned - gentleman lssn. II.ll,h.,,.
'a-h. 'fh'f''a csuaf. Nlssoaf,. that . 49,. H.,
murder vac Pefiriraird aest iisrvniaa. a.,, m -,
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."-' on ne iaihY Of Cefmsn .i.oesnsArf h,
'a"s NE sh''s iamfly 80 dealt. -,th cis.s a.
''"fa'' e,'f.''siihE a ihs man. he ~4i.. AID
ne nrsfo ~a' aife,trd. sh.n na,
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u ~ uris"sd ne resta', t.i,at,oD .,,,,'s =.
s'u's y Lea, M n. '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
NAPoLEoN's OPINION OF Eng

II I+''UN UIINIDN Of tNG-
Lle J dr'N The French. when prn
e'pies are concerned, rush mo every
eh rene. English nen are much more
'ope Their IDEAS upon al sab,ec,.
are more maidrcd, the, are almost all
sound thinkers. saw many Of them
10 '9a. Many were awkward. ;bey
MAJ 4 maa'aise loutnare, and d,d NJ,
A"o" no" 10 undergo their presenia
,lon 70 me bat wien they opened. /
lound under this rugged bark lbr,, -.
[ Sismonji.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

Ies oa'o Lek'sis,ars s1lceratd .as d,s o. Toe.
o'J Ia TIE se'' q p4bae n,,uf. pa..ed b.
tat BID, arc anefsa,. bss a lal, ssnefsi an
Psftane.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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60 ss-s 81. 49, f.asa alssa fsaafa -sssssrS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

\ 9eung maa ~ho Ia. Ju'l fsiufs,d iron, '. hal.
'nf '"eass. las Iaess att3 is CO., Bugf.. 4 Ma.
rAefei's e-i's made Il ass Jas b ~ 4 a ,,-s,as
efl whale Iae Head OF he Gaze "a, ras.,. Ian
ihe ps4A u su ele.hsih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

al'ra'sY has hetn male t..,. he Mach,
tiss Tfalst3 thas ~lil ss.sls ne, -. !,
'sas'sfi i@" ~hsis efsf. MO .ns .ass, ,tth.,.,
lhs s'-a' i"'s'ss,i'au at ihs claul,n.s pn,s...-
ia' 'ass'' fabricated 70 az sp,4faia. ss,.t.l, A.,
siram. ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
'''"' OF % WHEELING

ro"r of Er WHEELING
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

We 'esfn ihsi he sa. al iiannih.l SIN. 81.
= 'an'''' 'e'iefeaY save hsna 90 tht-e god ,,.a
}" ass boz sd al eoaes vii noAa ls.,.
g 'as 30 i~ gate r'ai'6c and ne pspsl.i,.n !,
fal.Hiif iucfehssns -Easgar Co.rt.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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1885, - fssaf Hssss=s @ssa -
ls.i.4 s.sa - tssaf sH ss.ssssr - -. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
IN Y t.lttlAl..
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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a e ~ 49, ~ - - 80 = sestsaa szH.ss E
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fsseta & ksssf - 4 sAsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

& assss SEES = .sss sHsa aiMtf-s Hfff
- Tassf safes - - sFefffss $3.50 e . -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

LArtsr DATES
> ts@s hai''ss*. Mas . L4sst,.ea -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

n4rlaokE .seanl0 RAILROAD.
The IsIlas.as .nar.aI. PREPARED by
n y Cnla IA "a. .ai'1H LED 10
me Director. ofl#e e,u.arfei Ia z
arraIe. 81 tharsiae .ses sd b.
hem unanimously ate, ri sod ordered
ia b. PRINTED Ntp5uis h'se b-en
forwarded - Hess.s 1Ase. AL l'aA =
KsHlu5E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-31
AMELIA NORMAN.

his young woman has been on trial
before the New York Court of Sessions
the past week, for an assault on Henry s.
Ballard, with intent 10 kill, by stabIing
him with 2 dirk knife. on the stoop of the
Aston House. 1t ST ems that she came ic
New York some two years since, an limo.
cent, artless, but respectable girl. She
fell in company with Baliard who won hel
affections, and under promise of mar
rage betrayed and ruined her. He ha.
supported and kept her along in The mean
tune, under pretence Of ultimately mar.
wing her; But finally cast her off penny
less, without shelter, and told her /" she
must get her living as other prostitutes
did" This was to much for human ma
iure 10 bear. Aiming herself with dirk
knife, she posted herself at the door of the
Aslor House, and watching her opporiuni-
ty. larIed her weapon in The bosom of her
beiTaycr. following it up with second
and ihird stroke when she was ares
ted aud secured. Ballard recovered, how
ever, and amelia was held 10 trial for at>
tfmpt 10 xii.
d" K isial was brought to close on Fri.
cay evening.
Inc !rry in ten minutes came back with
verdict OF NOT GUILTY which was re-
eyed 5y the auditors with hearty cheers
anc expressions of concurrence.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-31
SIC HUI RE1Ec1EpI lie

Isaac Hill REJECTED! The nomina-
tion Of Isaac Hill 10 be c. mmissioner Of The
Clothing ruieau OF The Navy Department
WAS r c'ei on Wednes day by a very
lsrge nI;j, rity. lie was Ici clcd some
,r..-s sircc io- the post of Audi!Hr or Com
pliolel, we forget winch, By nearly unan-
imqus vo:c-Leyi Woodbury. alone voting
lc coffin bim.
lsac Hill. IS oil our readers are aware,
has ,e,n one Of lie most un>crupulOYs de-
iamers Of tie great men Of this country.
that has ever lived. Has abuse of John
Qai,cv Adams aud his eslim;ble wife, is
o.e Of the f.ulest instances of political ma
lrrfv on record. On The devoted head
Of H. Clay also hc has never ceased from
roliug o,i ;iir backesl floods Of caumny.
Was >tqlrsmun great, jl-i, and patriotic
be urine diaicly laid himself open 10 lie
ermily OF tnis viper. Had man purified
lie aud f'ruGe in his couuiry's service,
and d. t., bc5r about him honorable sears
ec1..iad IA iispcr2c conflicts with thai
cDD...., 5 en- mh Tins ioal-mau;hed Tier
siir, contaminated hun Will, double pleas.
me. The vie, the raPaciuus, the ignorant,
t. viud.c,ye. we're tloIe whom he de.
L. lltrd o hon. r For item he reserved
bis r;.oicesl plra-es Of commena ion; on
tim tie l.coP'd Il C highest hc6ors of del
fiction.
Whea NJ. y Ter turned traitor. Isaac
Il Il look INN al once under his protection;
rcririFg for his cha;ity lucrative con-
tfact for printing. BY attaching himself
ie' .-r he fortified The confidence o. the
Va Bur, mites. and now like many other
seifi,hand urprincirird parlzans of late,
hus received severe Iebukc for his want
fir..rgri'y. He has hren r-jrcrisilke
h.s friend Henshaw, by Locolocos as wen
ns Wigs, ami like lin also, viii e urn;io
community. where he is destined to meet
The cold looks and curiempluous language
Of hose who were formerly his warmrsi
admirers
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-31

TnR HISTORIANS. 1t will be remem
bered that our latest intelligence left the
HISTORIANS in the midst of new move.
ment against their lawless and cruel enc.
mics. 1t was said that they had met with
some success, and had recovered part Of
the desolated territory. including the late
residence of the Patriarch.
BY the arrival from Liverpool last week
we have the following paragraph from a
London paper =
sour private advices from CONSTANT
nople of the 22d Nov. announce the re-
ceipt of intelligence from Monsul of am
other slaughter by the Turks of the Mes.
torlan Christians Upwards of 200 of the
latter were believed to have fallen under
the Ottoman Cymetar."
For Turks read Koords If these state
ments are true, it is 10 be feared that the
war will result in determination.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-31
Organize.
TO THE WINGS OF ADDISON
COTTNTV

As your County Committee, we call upon
the wings Of old Addison to remember the ad.
dress of the State Committee published in
the Galaxy last week, urging prompt action
and thorough organization of whig clubs
in each town in the State on the 22d of Feb
ruary. The year of another presidential con-
test has already arrived. Upon this election
depends most eminently the destinies of our
beloved country for veal or for wo at least
for another generation. Let the farmer. the
mechanic, and the manufacturer reflect that
the value of his estate, his labor, his products,
yea his liberty and the general prosperity de-
pend upon the triumph of the wing cause.
We must have government for the people,
or government for the spoilers. We must
be ground to powder by Free Trade, lavish
expenditures, southern influence, slaveocrat-
ic dictation,and corrupt and corruptng adj
mlnistration of the government or we must
advance to the highest pinnicle of national
prosperity, under salutary protection to do
mestic industry, faithful and economical adj
ministration Of the government, a distribution
of the ayails Of the public lands, and the adop-
ton of just and constitutional measures for
the limitation and final extinction of slavery,
the prolific source of so many evils in the gov
eminent of the country.
Fhigs Of addison County, will yon rally
for an efficient organization on the birth day
of the father of this country, in that noble
spirit ofpatriotsm which inspire him, and to
secure the inestimable blessings which his il
lustrious deeds have helped to confer upon
us! You have every motive to spur you for
ward to the approaching political contest
Not even in 1910, when you triumphed by
l50 thousand majority, were the omens of
success more propitious. You are unani-
nous. Your opponents, weakened and dis
mayed by internal dssentions must fall an
easy prey before your united onset. They
are already nearly vanquished by their well
grounded fears Of defeat. For few months
past a succession of brilliant victories have
was wing in 1640 will be wing in 1874.
From every section of the country we learn
that the Tippecanoe boys are banding them
selves preparatory to vigorous and concen-
trated action. Let the wings of Addison
County do likewise. Let clubs be formed in
every town in the county to discuss public
affairs, disseminate information, and to mar
shall the great wing host to the polls in the
approaching elections. 1t will be the duty
of the town committees to lead off in the nee
essary arrangements. Should there be any
want of zeal on the part of these committees,
we enjoin it upon active wing brethren to 60
ahead, and call meetings.
HARVEY BELL,
WIN. Ii. WHITE, County
A. p. ROSCOE, Committee.
KENT WRIGHT.
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MrRDFR.-A most atroci0uS murder was
recently committed on Staten Island. near
New York city. The victims were Mrs.
HouScman and her infant and a Mrs.
hodine. SISTER Of the murdered ladv's hus.
9and' was arrested on suspicion of having
Committed the murder. The examina-
IL OF witnesses on The tragcal affair has
Closed, and sufficient testimony has been
ei!cIied 10 Tx with certainty the commits.
s'oa "F the murder on Mrs Bod ne, and
10 warrant the communal of Geo. S. Waite,
as an accessory after the murder. 1t ap-
pears that Waite was her paramour-and
II is thought that the murder was commit.
'ca TO procure money for Waite who was
embarrassed in his business, he being an
apo'hccary in New York city. No mon.
ev however was obtained-but some lew
cry and gold watch were taken from
the house, and afterwards found pawned
10 different brokers in New York by Mrs.
Iodine During her Imprisonment, she
was delivered Of stiIi born infant. of
which she charged Waite with BENZ the
father.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 90 1a1

The Secretary of the Navy.-Mr. Hen.
shaw will leave the Navy Department
on Monday, and it is said that Commo,
dore Stewart will be the acting Secretary
of the Navy for awhile.
Henry A. Wise was nominated last
evening as minister to Brazil. He will
be confirmed presume. Brazil is a very
different place from France, and Mr.. w.
will probably make very good minister
10 the BRAZILIAN Government. If con-
frmed, he would of course be glad of the
mission. Though not very poor he is by
no means rich. relying, as he does. upon
the uncertain rewards of public life for
private support.
The President and Senate have ratified
treaty with France for the exchange Il
/ criminals escaping from ono country to
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e,oer;enced 10 doing 81, for the bow
"as sunk SO deep that the ouly access was
The Stern. So far as We coui 'erru. we
rare al the inm ties ofihe cabin rea'hrd
,,e hurricane ROOF.
~ .fer the boat struck The snag, in Jfif ed
,.,. tie, srreom, and few hundred yards
80 stuck aut Their 81 az, which was far
.fs,ter. This threw The boat nearly
be, beams end Oh The larboard SHE.
n. fling f,ou. Ills spag, shr again luTched
,ho siarbcard, and al each iurch, sever-
y ,er.ons were washed OF. Some Of them
s.acbed the shore, but many we're drowned.
i. ,bort distance below just above the FIRST
In, ,ower, the hull struck bluff bauk,
~h;ci, again ca'e-nei her nearly on her
.aan', eud. Here the hull and cabin par
,sl The hui sunk Rnu lodged on bar
sboye C4rondelet, and The cabin f1oaed
down 10 the pnint OF The bar below that
rIace. where il lodged and remains.
Abou: 3 O'Clock, he lcelanjer, one Of
o,t ferry boats came along, and went 10 the
,e.cpe. and took Of all who remained upon
The wreck over 100 } 1t is due to this
company TO say, that in addition TO the
service rendered by The lcelander, upon
he, arrival at The WHAT. three men in a
yaal were immediately despatched 10 The
assistance Of The persons on the wreck,
and they rendered essential service TO them.
l., Carondt cI aud Cahokia, the kindest at.
IculioBs we're shawn 10 those who got Oh
shore.
F,0m the best information which We can
obain, nearly halt Of The passengers aud
crew have persisted. say from 90 10 100
TIC reg ser of namesiS Gos ayci found, 81
lIal the names Of the passe-g gers canno. be
published.
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GEN CAss. We have thought from the
demonstrations made in behalf of this gen
teman that he might command some
strength; but at home, where he is hest
known. he cannot command vote. lie
was lately beaten in his own ward in De-
troit, in the election of delegates 10 a
County Convention, and the recent Loco
Foco State Convention of Michigan unan-
imousiy adopted resolutions IN favor Of
Mr.. Van Bnrcn. This ends him of the
sword and pen."