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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

v fNGlNlA--f. r4Nssrat-A Claras
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
BY This Mornings Mail.

MARYLAND STATE BiBLg SociETY.-'rhe An
nual Meeting of this Society was held q; Baltimore
on Tuesday evening. A beautifully classic ad-
dress. aracter;zsd bv spirit Of profound grail.
tude 10 Almighty God and sentiments of :ervent
pieiy. engaged the unbroksn attention Of the assem-
bly,, from the venerable and Rev. DIR. NoTT, Pfrs
dent Of Uni n College He was succeeded by Plo-
ard entertaining Discourse. Alter which, q co'lec-
ton was taken up in b.hafof the cause. amounting,
we understood, to about S35O Bait sun.
NAvAi..-We learn from the Norfolk Herad that
the L. 5. s!oop- p-oi.war Saratoga, Commander lat
nall from the coas! Of Africa, anchored in Hampton
Rosds on Saturday. The Saratoga is u da,s from
Port Praya where she left the ffgafs Macedonian,
Commodore Perry, all well. The Z. ). ship De-
catur. Com. Abbott has been absent about four
months.
e The case Of Rev. CHaRLrS T. ToRgEY
which was 10 have been tried on Tuesday al Balt-
more, wes postponed till Yesterday. We shall pro-
bsbly be in possession Of the verdict to morrow. we
believe he expects TO BE- sent 10 the Peuientiary.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT FREDERICK, Nh A note
from John Rigney, Esq stmaster at Frederick
city, informs US OF fatal accident tha. occurred
in that city Yesterday. II appears that tho
Loco. Focos OF Frederick were 10 celebrate then
victory and in firing sante in The morning the
cannon burst at the third fire, killing Mr.. Upton
DuyaIl. Bait. Sun.
70" The North Arkansas newspaper, published
Mt Batesville, says that the wheat aud corn crops
thls year have been failures. The first was rui5ed
by the heavy rams in the spring and the last by The
extreme dry weather which followed.
~ Samuel Jones and William Freeberger, in
d;cted for killing u city waichman in Baltimore
were Iourd guilty on Tuesday OF murder in The se
| ccnd degree.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Tb,nps I, pb,Iade,phIa.
Correspondence of the Ncw.York Tribune.
put.nrLpur. November 27--P

PHILADELPHIA. November 2I-P. VI.
PAINFUL CASES OF SUFFERING There are
mnny cnsas OF painful suffering city, which are enough
10 chill the herrt Their recital In the iet place, rEe, 10
tate that the widow Of Nathan d. Ramsey, who sie
nc or many OF the necesnfies of e burning hImc 10 the
Native American party Mrs Grcb'e who,e husband ~, Wa h
cusos narratcd BY Mr. I. b. Iihbes Missionary, are uug
He saw .Therc or my l.t Of appointments woman
and -four children licug c,aar found them without
food, clothing fuel! and syet ihns thG; comI9t eaei G
p"y in me i'et r. U b home md nn poverty and wna
Another inmthe inhef has not been able 2 WORN in' ",
@ rbes rsses arc Mi IN the lower part the city
and are comparatively nothing 10 whpt exist among Tie
wfccfed colored population OF hoynrcu'ins.
MoRr RIcTiNG "A most dissrnceiui disturbance
occurred last night between the members of the Ncccncoc
lln,c and Franklin Engine Company d'ing m Mann ol ne
IN the lower part OF Southwark. The house ui NE finnhn
wrs assad with ard bnckbat- breaking the door and
windows Form time outrnse were Threatened but
am happy state no lives were lo>l The franklin company
4, snid 10 bnyc been the ofiEtnul ifnnsgics'or
FlREs-A lire broke out last evrnln about IL
o'clock IN some old frame buildings N Little Tine street b.,
south mud ShpGq iy md ,sS below & 5G'r ~ Se r
buildings were DESTROYED Two OF The Inn riTcS were ee"i, H.,
nv ronred people. who bnrcly escaped with their lives m
tire originated stable. and was no doubt The w"N 9" a'
inccnlinry. ..,,,... i....,,.. can. ,,so,
the Rennr Rllrpuj took hre the ifan M1; Sb9u, ~,
prcrchne Ire bridge ncd the Falls oi SchylhI' nu, Mn
.n,n mi ou after cninnE The short tune lstoNch
ing the water house te Company neat the sue place was
destroyed by lire. ,.t.,.,. ,,.;,
OoOhiEhtEi'is , ~, ,,,al for
Court tbs morning neNnr ,uiJ ' s, % ot ,itc com o
sou9ieteims e, ,s, ha' ao''n'' P"'''e'
HAhING ROBBERY II 'inn num-" i."''''' - "a.
German was Knocked down ~ taomInl street near II
JoIn lH evening. tad robbed oi hs wntcli
CoIp VE.TfEH.-Durng the aSi Two da's the
,,,c L, Ion ,.,,,re cold and the bo. may be- s'cl
elJ':ns , .o, ,,,c ,,, n,,,'ll ., H. cits
we ,'r' " S,,,,c u,nn working nj the bfck-
rin. Li,n,, accidentally fell Yesterday afternoon from 'h'
third stor, ~ building ut iiie cpnct' 81 nrt '' h q
the .or nurins himself to such a extent u'a "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
peosnec,. ut wash,ng ngton.
iya,e Couespondcncc of the Editor.

Private Correspondence Of the Editor.
"WAsHrSeros. Nov. "a. 1874.
Notwithstanding capricious or fraudulent
manufacture Of State opinion, neither Senator
Barrow, nor johnson, nor Berrien, nor especially
the Tennessee Senators, are TO be driven from
maintaining the real interest," honor and safety of
the Country, on the Tariff and Texas questions.
To the bold and lofty bearing Of the latter are
we indebted for our triumph in Tennessee; and
with verdict under such circumstances it is
hardly supposable they would desert. Tbay stood
by us when strong nerves faltered-they will not
shrink now. Yours, truly"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
III Ed.

On Wednesday morning. Nov. 9th, after short illness.
ALEXANDER A. RAYMER, aged SIX years, son of John
Rnynier.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20 attend
his funeral ou Friday afternoon ct halt past CLOCK from his
late residence, No. i0S Christie 81
age. SAMUEL STEVENS:
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully nvit
ed 10 attend his funeral from his late residence No 6 Fourth
street. Wednesday afternoon at ~ CLOCK, without further
invitation. .,., =,
rer aged II years and months.
he friends of his family and of his brother. law George
Kerr nre respectfully invited TO attend his funeral tns after.
noon o'clock, from ms late residence, No Ludlow
ner of Hester
On Tuesday 3h inst after short illness, FREDERICK
SMACK son of Mr.. Christian Smack.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
ted 70 attend h unern from the residence OF his father R
Lauren, this afternoon a, z O'Clock. without further
tice. -
WOOD, aged s., wife OF Dr. d. u. Sherwood Of this city,
The funeral will take place Friday, Nov o. at O'Clock.
from Dr. Sherwoods residence No. 1s Chambers street The
friends of the family invited to attend without other no.
Al Poughksepsie 12ih ANN. eldest daughter of tie lsie
Robert Gill, aged 50 years. q
]. SHERWOOD, wife of Df. ]. Sherwood.
New Haven papers will please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

NEW MusIc.-As We have had a kind OF lull in
the musical world for the last few months, Atwill
the famous music publisher, 20l Broadway, is de-
termired TO wake up, in the production, from his
prolific press, OF great number Of new and popular
songs, duetts, glees, marches, &c. Among The las,
publications we find the New-York Polka, the ia
nous Love Not quick step; Gen. g. P. blorris's
popular songs of Pastors Daughter "A Life in
the Woods Oh! Boatmao, Haste,' . Checrily Ger
the Mounain;' F. H. Browns celebrated song Of
Il II neer forget lhee;' Beautiful Valley; Re-
pository Waltzes,' new edition; the famous song oi
Polka Explained sung With great laughter; a
beautiful litte waltz Of the air of s' were vain to
tell thee all feel SC. Sc.
Strangers should give Mr. Atwill call, and see,
among ether curiostes, the celebrated musical or
juggler Clock, which is to be disposed of in like
manner to The Arts Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
How they did II.
How they did II.
The following is copy Of Loco-toco hane-
bill scattered over Georgia on the eve OF the Pc

sdential Election :
Democrdte CreedAIodemic duties for tie support ii tc
Government TINT the South may flourish ana puy - , ~ -
,rr eetarE sugar. tea md coffee. and other neces' VI
To increase the poccr e TIC South by the admission of ne"
acquire Tesa aud distribute anSs 70 The people
The proportion OF teo;in would be I bc Ill
4s5 aere:. nc e;Op''''''' '--,
The proportion Of eceh rotcr noaid DC iJJ acres.
Was there ever bsser appeal TO sectional 's-
norancc and prejudice? Tea and Coffee are now
imported free of duty. How much more mod
crate can Polk make this Ironisa cheap as
it ever was, and will be rapidly cheaPened by I'm.
proycments in processes and increase OF capital
and skill employed in its production ii our new
rulers will Just let the Tariff alone. The Journal
Of Commerce stales that certain kinds of Amcri-
can Pig Iron can now be laid down in Phiadel-
phia at Sl3 per ton, which is cheaper than 1t
could possibly be obtained from Europe Reducing
the duties on Iron will not lessen the average
cost cf Iron throughout our Country, though 1t
may seriously derange and embarrass the Amer
lean Iron business, by filling our markets with
those descriptions of Foreign Iron which can
rival our own under a low Tariff.
As to "increasing the power Of the South" by
anncxipg Texas, we understand all that; but we
rather think those Georgians who voted fcr Polk
with the expectation of having $50 acres of Tex
as public land distributed TO each Of them, (ala-
mode Cherokee robbery will have to wait some
time for their patents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
United Stnt.s Circnit Court.
Reiore Jnagn Rrrrs.

being nm acton 20 recover an7n sc for violation OF paisus
machine for pressing GOTTEN. the jury time since. Eav1
verde, fn plamlif of 500 Motion now made undei IL
statute for an increase vi dainns ir yrfct. whhis
court eupoYcrrsl io impose an eient not sscennR
treble the amount. Judge Retis mmirhel ttsi ne e
r,s,ons thus mr consider tc vcrr all the dsmAs.
,bewn ON the ri and ,hc principle c Increasing tn aao,
based matters not scen "a the itn MI hc"n w ndsya
.ci a. ,or u1rf money aS called Ia pIercn, vi
nf ~ future The wn, which The uohon Tor iDc.so
of An ,r N IN be- brought before the luFt has MT h
clearly indicated, The rc lhc euur m future spd \.
present cnse viii c to do ra'e 70 W made esg i0n
The testimony on the rsl, and nddEG slr a,hdaSs H..
bc ,s ANY deem nntenn Tho Grand JarY 1it hstHs
yc prccrri any Bill, Of indictment, the petit ,uy d
chsrrr,l 10 Nuudav neat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
THURSDAY.
Court o: Common Pleas.

New YORK Gas Light Co w. Wu wili;sn,
Action recover sa icf gas light iuss 70 delea,. ~
M y West Broadway tho sI floDs ending rA
lsi0 show hy tie ;he starr. The drie1ns -,
thst Mr William. q not The rns bat used OIL snd 10
Showed such haze bccr nut Of repair and H. -
light leaked Tho plaintiff, contend th they er,tir
pay shewn by The metre. winch cnieei sie ma ~
Il the pipes leake! after the passed inti the w, ~
duty of defendant 10 have notified the cOpany xkhL h
failed doing The charged that Il The duty of n
having the f<iare. their premises 20 nosf, ~
company Of sDy defect Nerdic; iof plaintiff amour,
clnn Fer plaintiff MesH Brady & haiier ior defss.,S
Sfi Brewster
James Murphy vs. Elias T. Aldrich-Ths plan.
' kept small store a: y Washington street, and b.ns !,
ton of espass ngnins, NJ Adtch (er,r dealer and r
IN Water street, 50 the value of Eqno So,
&c which lr A. Il sald f1t-isy Oos ,xsy. Ihe ,sse.
that defendant has Gmhed the s,cTo With the articles ~
Ged to-ihnt Murphy got lnnsca,ed. ans hH wife b Mf
thai she wished ne would take away his liquors scHn o. b.
would be the OF her husband who, one OF bis Icso.
Of nuxcatoD. had lost n his moaey-aId that MURPHY IL
requested him 90 do and credit the Ht after ss,s
the goods OF, they objected IN thor lax ~ en &C. m
cause Will be resumed ON Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
cor,c,pondenco Of tho \. o. plcayuac.

PENSACOLA, Nov ID, ISL
On hlnnday last, The llhinst the u. ). brig Law
renee. Commander Jarvis, arrived iiero in eight days
from Vera Cruz.
Capt. Jarvis brought dispatches for the Govern
mcut' which were forwarded 10 Washington minc-
daiely by Lieut.. Peunock.
Gen. Duff Green stiiI III Inc city o Mexico ut
the linn. of her sailing and am informed by an
officer. that the Aiexcan Congress so lar from
granrpc the sum demanded by Santa Ana for the
nvasiou of Texas, have determined 10 call him 10 Il
,trct account for five millions disbursed by that sa-
p-ni chiefain, for which, ne vouchers are recorded.
II would seem ihat the MexicGns are daily losing
confidence in thcir dictaiorm President, aud great
numbers of the people have refused, W conditional
w. 10 entertain any proposition for further taxation:
The citizens of Vera Cruz, with whom my Trend
conyersed ON the subject oil The lavasion OF ltxas
determined upon BY Santa Ana, shrugged their
shoulders and smiled incrcdulously, and uhe,r man
nsr evidently evnced that they viewed the Inflated
idea as prepusterous in the extreme.
The u. s. ships Falmouth, Com'r Sands, and
Vandalia, Com'r Chauncey, are now getting ready
for sea al this place, having received orders some
days since. The Fdnouth's cruising ground Will
he down in the Guf--ohT the BaliZe. Giilvesion
Tampico, Vera Cruz Sisal and Campeachy; thence
she will 20 10 the island OF Cuba. All this gather
from Madam Rumor, and il may or may not be true
The Ynntaia will go 10 windwart, and perhaps
NAV again yisi, the isiaud Of Hayli and the Carh-
bean group-Martinique, Gaudaioups, and so on
which will be pleasant cruise during The winter
season this, too, may be rhyme or Feason-aa est,
false or true--as such give ltyou.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
ry- Alexander r,s Tricobaphe.-AN New and vul.

10 Aiexande RS Tricobaphes-AN New and vni-
uable discovery beng Liquid Dye, which rstan,uDeouSy
ca-e, he colour of the Hair beautiful Blown Black,
without injury the Hair SKIN. The great sperony oi
Tins 1--we CONSISTS IN it, easy mode nppcution and t stsnta
neos effect all other dyes requiring from ten To twelve hours
rs superior excellence Will be apparent every upon
single application. For sale BY Rushton Co. lO Broadway
10 Asnr House and Broadway OF 4ih Street, Jas = AZ
pinwaIi ST William street, and Johnson, Moore Taylor q
berty street of R. & L. AtWnght sole agents for u S.
PhiInIelpbIa- nS lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

gJ@ The Ohio Statesman says there is an error
in the Official Vote of that State-Olvc town.
ship, Morgan Co. being counted lS5 for Clay
and 1872 70, Polk, when it should be just the re-
verse Correcting this error, Morgan Co. should
stand 26 majority for Polk instead of Sc for Clay,
making Clay's majority in the State 5,940 instead
of 1852, as reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28
Marine Conr.
Bcl0ra Jndse SHERNA'

Royal Ormshy 81 characterization Of ,rrsfass
To recover the valne of counter shelves beer pump u An.
Other articles on the PREMISE. No. s. ompn ccs, Ssh
premises had been hired OF Air l. b. plaintiff and Whaee
ninct the artc m question ates the eN3iraon nl The
claiming they fixtures the its-shoh Tn,
nei The court charged that they could ear1b oe coc,,e
whether they had been attached 10 tie ifehoh OF not
u, Il, ,,rtfs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

TowNsENp's Ice. .BREAKER.-In the absence
of any direct communication by Railroad with
Albany, the shutting up of the Hudson by ice,
while the Railroad communication from Boston
to Albany, and thence by uninterrupted chain
to Buffalo continues open, is cause Of Sc.
rious loss and Inconvenience toour citizens. Time
and again have we talked of keeping open the
Hudson by some powerful Icc.b breaker, and still
we talk when the freezing season approaches, and
seem likely to end in talking.
Yet we hope it will not be SO. Mr.. Townsend,
who mas Invented and patented the best plan Of
an Ice, Breaker. is again commencing i; to the
attention of our foremost business n.cn. Tho
whole cost of thorough experiment can be re-
auced, we hear, 10 $25,00O. The best lnechan-
les in oar City say the plan is feasible. Then
why not put it in operation at once1 Twenty or
thirty of our great mercantile houses could do it
without feeling the cost, greatly to their own
profit and the public convenience. We heartily
hope it may 60 ahead at oace.
p The Wings of CosNscTIcuT hold Con.
yention on the 18th of Deces,berfor the nomiua-
ton of State Officers. They viii elect them too,
on the first Monday in April.