Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

of the sheep
sale ct Nj. Williams. in Brooke county. ON
Tuesds, last. the number sold should have
bccn 500 instead: of 50, a. appeared in our
paper of Yesterday.
THE LATE ELECTION.-Tha. poor
concern, called the Mountaineering editors
o'Mlich need not Mount on cur to indicate
their spccies-endcavor, in the paper of the
10th, to prejudice MIR. Allen and his friends
against the Wings of Ohio county. because
the Wing majority was not as large AZ usual
In this county. They ,nake but a whining,
Ittliul story OF 1T; show tn clovcn foot, and
IN their anxiety to do the thing fully up, so
lar overloit, as to disgust any one who reads.
lucy profess great friendship for Mr.. Allen,
and great l.enor at the treachcry of the wings
totlie cause, because the Wing vote was not
full. There were many good reasons why
the Wing vote was not full, in this county.
First, we had but one candidate for the Lrgis-
hture, aud h. was one with whom many of
the wings were not on good terms. There
were many, who thought from th. first. that
there ought TO be no Wing candidate out, and
did not suppose that MIR. Allen anticipated
hsug elected, but merely suffered his name to
he used, for the purpose of giving those who
attended the peAs, a name To vote for. By
the fact that he did not canvass the district,
when be might have done so, much to his own
credit, this view is justified. 1t was not, then
expected, that a full vote would be brought
out. The wings were dispirited; too, By a
recent'deicat. These things taken together.
are reasons enough. but let us see which
proved most freocherous, the Wings to Allen,
or the Loco Focos-to Brown. They were Just
fresh from victory, had Brown here, ardu-
ousiy engaged in elcctioneering, and yet they
gave him ia VOTES. Last fall they gave Polk
402 votes. Folks majority oyer Brown 22S,
aloss OF 60 per cent. Clay's vote was S97,
Aliens 426, a loss Of about 80 per cent. IL
you have any tears, therefore, To shed over
'-treachcry' and traitors, Mr.. Mountaincer,
please to she'd them on your own grounds, and
not poll our grass plat with them.
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"A comm mlcation signed Justice came
100 tate Tor our paper to-day. 1t treats ouIhe
Resignation ot Senator Newman, and will APP
pear on Friday.-Argus.
Gi WINK, you poor goos,y, Newman did
not intend tltat.a word should be said about
hie resignation until he asrertaiued whether
he was 20 50 into the Washington Peniten-
tiari. Th1t event seems very improbable,
now. as there are thirty-one applicants for the
Office, three of whom are members and two
ex-members Of Congress. In the event Ire does
not get THAI oifire he will not.resign, and he
dli not wish TO have anything said about il.
0S- We pait'a visit yesterday TO The Roll
ING Mill now being put into operation by
MIR. Il. w. STEPHENS. He has been about six
weeks ensaged-has been a good deal put
back by the fire at Pittsburgh, where some of
lns work was being done-and the amount Of
oi labor that ne has accomplished is astonisll-
ing. TIL capacity of the establishment has
been more than doubled, some five or six new
furnaces erected, a new engine of create, ca.
pSeity than any used in the largest establish
ments in the West. entire new rollers. and
i.ew nail iactory. When ready for operations.
which viii b. about MONDAY next, he will he
able to turn out about fifteen tons of iron n
day and All will be of the best quality and
ms machinery is of the most perfect and labor
saving KIND, ii can AMI will be sold as low ne
itcan BE- purchased in any market. Mn S. is
Que OF the genuine cnterprising go ahead spir-
Its, who knows what he is about. and does il.
BOAT BUILDING has for a year or two,
been discontinued here; but this Spring
Mcssrs. DUNLAvY & M'NAGnrEN took hold of
tire mil and boat yard, and are tuning of an
excellent boat, and will put another on soon
They commenced on this boat for Messrs
stonenan & Co., about the middle of April.
and comm need c~aulking her yesterday. This
Is doing up business pretty briskly. IL is a
beautiful model, and we are informed by those
'SIo know that Mr.. Dunlavy is one of the
best boat builders in the West. Thcv bove
plenty OF lumber, and are prepared to take
contracts. Their sew mill is in good order
and rat,ling out the lmnb,r.
bNGlNE BUlLDlNG-BRASS ASD l.
kON-FOUNDRY.-We scarccly knew fine
extent obilr c~siabiLhmsnt "a Mcssrs. Pun
LIPS * Co., until we looked in tlrre yester-
DAY. They are now building the engine Of
the boat in the yard also one for the " Con.
Gdeace,' the hull of which is built in We.,
Wheeling, b. Mcssrs. GARnES A T.,
andere eboOt commencing on a contract 70,
one of ldrgcr size for New Orleans. Eycrv
part OF tn wbole establishment is busy. In
The bundy they were engaged in heavy cast.
ings,oi which they can make with their pr sent
fixtures, 70 the weight Of 9, 500Hhs. in a SINGLE
casting. They are about quitting up fam and
making Other Improvements in their foundry
Their briss foundry is 10 full blast, and is Ga.
pablo Of furnishing a casting weighing $50
poonis; Which is as large as Is ever used