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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

The w|n'cr tssIzes IN London have
been distinguished by hree ca.es oil
great a'roe.iy a .a5artr named Kel.
tie5sa7i Vas tied TOR tie murder ~
his saa. bat IN consequence OF some
anaceoaaaole iuy reas, was found
guilty OF maas'augh,er 4 man named
y osan vas found guilty OF the m.rief
oil his father. by shooting hIm, and is
iei. ~ execution, itappearsd, however
ID We lfia. Ma. lac father had been an
eNe,efab'e easfaetef, lie persuaded his
son 10 en.lsl as a soldier ana ef,ere,rd.
10 desert, and hen made the kaoW5eios
o. ihs secret available as means -
p'"n1erias the son Of me wages thai,
ugni 20 have gone 10 support his fam
y.
! 'aiy nanel Charlotte Bayden has
s been .red Tor throwing her husband
s4t etilc @indoa, TINS case. aosryer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

WING BANNERs.-ia o.lea i,.ae.. m he dan.
u 'ha--fy esey nrAvo k.,!al A.as4i ,,st.,.
a'''' 'afe5 psre'' upon lis laaee Wien lie ,ss..
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a''''e' I'll n4' come 70 he general, alansl a.,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

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- - e't3soi ihai nalans could B. A.,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

We learn iaai a uian nsmed William VII, a.
bound deed ai'.ai msies lrssa lht. ,iscs oa Ia
mic Greek GA Moaday n,shi lat Ils a. l.,s +,
a ''asi'as ms'eh "a 'hs nsisthofhoea aa S.ts,a.,
aDd ieii The fser iniauesie5. Il L. ,u.p...s,3 4,
ut himseii ans ifuFs 10 doath.-Ms,.ea r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02
NAp0LEoN's nEARr-Wbeo \

NAP0LEON'S HEART Wien B
naparie died at s.. Helena, II is well
known that his heari was extracted.
win the design Of beng preserved
The BRUSH physician who had charge
Of thai Won deroas organ. hal deposited
d; IA silver hasn, among water. ani
retired 10 res,, leaving Two iapers harn
M beside II 10 his chamber. lie often
con'eAses 10 his friends. while naratInp
The particulars, that he fclt very nery-
onsly anxious as the cuslodler of such
deposit, aud though he reclned. he
could not sleep While lytus ,hos a.
wake. he heard, during the silence of
ne uighi, hfsia ruslling NOSE, then d
plunge among The va er IN a.. oaS.n
aud then the sound OF an OF ial4up
Wuh 4 rebc1nd on he a3ar--alI oeeg r.
ing with the quiekness OF ths5chl Dr.
A. sPrang from lhe bcaa. and the
cause Of The intrusion on his reaos, VA.
soon explained--lt WIS an enormous RAJ
dragging lie heart Of Bonapari. 10 its
hole. 4 few moments more. and tbaf
which before had been too vast in ~
ambition 10 be satisfied with the soyer
eignly OF continental Europe, would
have been even IN more degrading %.
sltlon than the dust of Cesar siopp.np
"A feeg barrel il wolld have been Devon.
cd as The supper OF a rat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02
A NEW T ASnION-,

a NJ" + AShlON.-A Dos on cor
respondent Of The National Intelligence
states that ne~ fashion, CONSISTING or
a'ghIy polished long boots. extend,ps a.
nigh a. the knee, and worn outside IN
HE 'indlsPensable,' have been in,ro.
iaced By the fashioaablea, for full
stree, dress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

4 down cast editor, 10 leader on
Inc momenioous sabiec, Of civilization.
Perperaies lie following. The march
81 e'Vi'izalion is onward. onward like
ne 40" tuI intrepid tread of ackass
.owarda a peck OF oats.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

Colonel h. VI. Johnson, IN a letter ia,
led January is, SAYS, he still i. in tho
nands OF ms friends and has author
'~ei no one to withdraw his name as a
candidate Tor ths Presidency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02
TLOQCENr EXTRACT.

Generations after generations. nys
81 eloquent writer, have lei AS We
feel, aad ihe.r fellows we're as active in
lie as ours now. They passei away
like yapor' while nature wore mo sane
asPec; OF beauty as when her Creator
commanded ..h.sr to be Inc heaven
saail be acc bright over eur groves as
they are now around our palhs-lhc
world Vii have Inc same attraction for
our offspring Vet unb3rn lha' she had
iaec ior ourselves, aud that she has nov
Tor oure1d4fen. YETI little while and
a. ihis vii have happened. The throb
5iog heart viii he stilicl. an We shat
be a lesi. Our funeral wi wini en- rs
way aud the prayers Wi be said said.
md the grave clojs VIII be thrown n
and our 'riends wlli all return, and Ne
sha.l u .eit behind 10 darkness ana The
worm Add Il may be for some short
tune that We shall be spoken of. but The
lhngs Il lie MI creep iu, and our
natnes vii soon be forgotten nafs
WI Continue 10 move on, and laughter
an song viii DC heard N The place IN
which Nc died, and the eve that mourn
ed iog Us WI b. drcd and glls'en again
win joy; aai even Gar children Wll.
cease 10 think IF US, aud vii MI re
memo TO Tsp or name. Then shall
y u sse become, IA HE touching Ian
1a-e oi lht IA MS, Forgotten and
o.e'a eai Of mind - >sslutn Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

FLOATING kLtRN WHISTLE
To GIVE MARINERS NOTICE OF
SHOALS AND ROCKS Among ST.
HOBBS numerous Inventions for lbePre
sery1,loa Of lie and property nj sea Is
a coating a.afm abisteoi s4cb poster
al ~ BE hcaf5 a distance of mauv m. rs
q IS somewhat em AZ 10 a large barre
organ WI doenaf8 PROFESSION ln tac
re- ne ~ maurea ufh eH.ek chaiH
O. The fton The SCI ia prevent feafN
sea from up.eiunR T.. The repeated IN ,
uou ofthe waves gives a continue Sec
saw lnotion. and there san arrangement
LOT valves by which, al every DEF rc,sI n-
the water could BE- cafucl through the
bottom from the centre 10 lie eu3 II thr
shaft, driving on tho ar winch lad Ell p
lei red al is previous risns Up chimney
Ihe whistle {. composed q ulue power
aHgJes on the ACCORDION principle. ant
here = az arrangement by winch nlne
aose powerful tongues ac,, tai only
Z very rough woa,her, lhls Increasing
lie sound, during ne l1rite- raEluR %.
a. storm \ sounding beacon is a.s'
among h.s valuable Inventions for fixing
on rocks, and which always turning o.
mouth 10 The wind, woalI In a sma
current make q powerful na.se.
London tdper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

NJ Senaar baeaanaa i held ap b, ihs -D,.
moefsey Of has o~u SAFE iAr uiala aaslsf = ihs
'inng FsTih. and up.n ~hs nrl.asss,, "a
eoitsieHeY hal ihs sDcmarratirs rn.iagt.sI.
ere oinis'asD laai iheY hey mun chiefly fei, kf
its prfnsuenc, Wiiar., ~ k.Ilas sns fes,iss..s,
sd"t5fa 81 Sac Ian 1nfea snd Jaknssa iaaa. fsftf.
ins lrd a hauishufga lea asys ago
ksso'nsa. A. he sensr II Ma. rneeisns. ilsi ne
ei''sng IshH hsih'ns isss iaan safTirsf esls
fi'ee'' Ne mAnalarinfans. ming. asfrn.iaf.i and
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i~tsase Nc are ma in, ndehied % he liza. gsu.s,
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etlsay % D., Ne.i.tnaau caa.s.isars ss8 pse,..n
esabie dsYalaaa u IA nsias Size adm, -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

IN 'As m'@lf' oi Gsfsll Crma. he ,g.as, d,
Dat admirable aa'sl Tie cal.rs sa. he i5.,s,
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"A' A4'e 'he owes Z cianfoIi.,u "a he deem
hsfae u bie'osbph
.r. ID, faERiNG POWER or LONDON pRlY.
- =, - IA ne "iA IA, iHss.ile af,t.nr ss,
.ss' e''n'' amend T. o. uu., 81, sis, 10 80,
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- I've 'ePsa'ea., been ua,als 10 MAZE oar
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02
rrnrIllous MOVEMENT HARTFORD

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TWENTY rIGIrru "a
FIRST $50
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st-a - pes = - u.s#l,f ~ l.rts 49, -
Cd sla SO =. .saatHl $50 = ~ -
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7 NIaATI IktApinINf -
fFerisai be- isA4iaas "a iasn - g.
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iAe - fstas sss - tis ssisIe 81 k,f.sfa a,ssa.,
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t'csie through Tic Wlfass 80 have fssi BEEN
hcafd 81 ssHer feaat5 n $3.50 /, offered So
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SHORT BIT PlfnY IN, Yaso, en-, wh,.
pahi'''sa 81 isr cay Il Yaza. Ms,i..ipi. Ia, ,h.
iats"'nf piiaf p'iafnph "a 49,, iofb ms leu
words saa On very hspf. m.naet. l.suiua u ne
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atf sI 1912
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02

MASSACHUSETTS, BANkS-rae f.'iss ,ns
"a ''''s~s'i % 'as 5aaaas capital Of Nas.ssaa.
.eiisI
~ ie9'. lie hani ier carai "a r r--araan@ sais,.
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ale g" Incorporation 20 Iali harc $40 9s0 600
eai 'ofue 90 III ohafrf. ha8 mi been
l'sea an aaA ihe cspual organized
hni - pp~taiasn 49, a 9qo naa
: aer ~Hach time Il has be~n Further
teiueed hf lae i4nriatn 81 ~ eil
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Al BE suffea3st d me char.
'eis q tbr Cohaa.. hama -
Ia4aiaa 900 QUO
Village lank II paa.ers. 3aoi
a-rcaIeii la0 600
Al Nllleaag hsal .taiale
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Loving he aease B4a. espIsl al ,h.
date sqg "a 0aa
d Winch yer, considerable am.uat ,hsaII be
VI reduced before The banking capital If The
conmo ia 8. eaa,.lese4 sound ad siasl 10 oh.
cash properly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

The following incident, says the Even
ing Mirror, was told us in our younger
days. Possibly, it has been in print-but
the newspapers are so full now Of Louis
Philippe's grand visit to the Queen, that
this glance at one Of his adventures while
an exile among us, may be at any rate
worth recalling.
The present King Of France. one very
cold evening, was riding from Boston to
Salem on the outside Of the Stage. He
was entirely without money to pay for .
lodging that night, and he began to make
friends with the driver to get part Of his
bed. Alter while, the drivers compass
sion was aroused. "You are not very
clean looking chap" said he to the poor
Frenchman, ssbut my bed is in the harness
room, where there's a stove, and If you
keep your trowsers on, and sleep ON the
outside, don't mind.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

These rates are all above the ideas Of our
packers, and would hardly have been paid,
at least for SO many head, had there not
been favorable accounts from the Southern
markets and orders here from New Or
leans for early lots of new Bacon. There
are several provision dealers from different
eastern cities here, but only, as yet, in the
character Of spectators. They show no
disposition to operate at the present prices
Of Hogs. On the other hand, droyers are
very firm, and not few are killing and
packing their own stock, in preference t.
selling under So 20 2 so. They repre-.
sent Hogs as not Of average abundance this
season, and Corn as unusually scarce.
There were 1000 to $500 head Of Hogs
in the pens yesterday, and considerable
numbers are reported to be within two o.
three days. drive Of the city.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

A portion Of our whig brethren, in
search Of something to console them for
the loss Of their President, Affect to find ii
in the fact that Mr.. Polk has failed to car
~ his own State, while Mr.. Clay has been
sustained by Kentucky by q majority
amounting to several thousand. The diff.
ference between the two candidates in re-
lation to the States Of their residence is
this: Mr.. Polk has come within liz
votes Of overcoming whig majority in
Tennessee Of over $4,000; while in Ken
tucky, where Gen. Harrisons majority in
1870 was about $50 0, that given for Mr.
Clay is now less Tan 10000! that is
Col. Polk gains in his OWE State l2,0O(
upon the vote Of 1910, while Mr.. Clay in
his State loses 10000 ~ compared with
the same vote. As proving the personal
popularity Of the two candidates among
their neiehbors the comparisons altogeth-
er in favor Of the President elect. al
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
TICE.
To Bridge Builders and 8tene
Nl0SOme.

cEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONTRACT
y will ne received At the Office ofthc Uni'ed
States Agent, in Dubuque, or through The
Post Office, until the 6fteenth day Of Janusss,
l845, for The bsi!diHa Of BRIDGES ever he
streams on the Military and Agency ResdA
ESQ taifed.) IN Iowa Territory, q the poiaA
hereinafter designated
Separate proposals viii bo required fos The
masonry and woodwork.
The masonry 10 to consist Of The best dsy
rubble walls, formed OF stone Of suitable size.
well tied, aud bound by header and stretch.
er; and the pioposals will be made for %
much per perch Of twenty five cubic feet.
The excavations necessary lor the founds.
ton OF the abutr,en,s, will be included 10
the proposals fsr masonry. ~ % much pes
cubic yard. 80 ..ff
The prop, sals for the woodwork will -
made for 20 much per foot, run lcngtAvise
with the Bridge The Rrldges 10 s6ssd
road or passage way OF at least fifteen festM
the clear. I
ri. ns Ia detail will Be furnished by ths
Agent, q, his flee, for each Brdse-vhsss
also, a model can be seen, showing the nod
Of constructions.
Proposais will also be received Cor W. esa>
struct.on OF the Bridges on auy othes plsa
" h,ch con.ractors may think psspst - sses
gest. ~.
The wood work will be constructed Of ne
best white oak, tfse gsoWs rot, cap, kaesss
shakes, spli,s, twists, and all other defeesAs
calculated 70 impair i,s strength, ,ssseisys
and durability. t rNt
On the Military Road the poia,s are - ~