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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
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rmk MAJOR and c.nn,.. L,x .f ~.

10 The MAYOR and C.nu9nsfty or fAs
city ~ Whesii.g /; - hes. eel. your honorable
brdics ." zee that your CRY S"rgcan, ard his depu-
lies attend In keeping The childfeu ont of ihs Streets.
as some OF hem misht be s~eup.asls injursa an The
nni teced'nI'd prcs, % cusi.,Ds6s ip 5 ID HAk-
fERS F"snioa'uhle lIai aid Cap Establishment.
corner OF MAN aud uuiun STREE. where he BE-.
received THIS day a splsI did lot of ii,I- aud Caps.
Oh hand and rrceNnc, Ccnllencns No I B~a-
yer Hat do n, 2 do ID. d. M | en-si,nrre Hats.
do No2 dodo. DO No J Ru.sia Hats. d. NJ 2 d. dU,
do coney Hats Wts,l Hats.
Received irpm P,ilutcirhia. Gsn,'emen's esisa
Black cloth St"uch cars. IL" do Na,si d.. do B.~,on
do. d" tan,y tivih do. H. con n.un do Mems Fur
cars diucren, qnaliues. You Ls' AID B.ys riosh 10.
.hiidren's and n'ilnis' cloth curs. Mems md Hoys'
spanish saith caps. 10 a. Hair Seal d". Halls l.f
"' h'nss coasianily vi, hand clicap. Call ~nd see
sep ~ s ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
:. CITY OFFiCERs FOR 1886.
- MAYoR-CEO DULTY.
Hov,<.

CITY 0FFiCf:Rs FOR 1916.
MAYoR-CEO DUTY.
o. Couneiimsa:
Ckrk-JAMEs s. What.
ttSesgsam-JoHN MuRRAY.
,Wxa,| JMas.er-R. HAMILTON.
.Thos Hughes, Matthew M'L7re, w P Wilson.
w w ShIivsr, A s Todd, s Brady,
BE sanborn, Geo Mcndell, o Heiskeli,
M Nelson, E Coen, VIM Pumphrsy
jacob Amick. BF Kelley, ) N Robert,
STANDING Committees OF The
- Se.l COUNCIL
OxO Observation-Disclosures Nelson, Brady and
Wheat. s.iq0
O. FSnanees- Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb. ~ fsr4 .f
%. Aeeosnas-Messr shriver, sanbo,n and
On Streets aud Aiies-Messrs Todd, viii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
Dc Hatsr Works-MessIs Sanborn, M'Lurc,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
0 MARKET Hoasc -Mess:s Heiskell, Pun
O Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, Wi son Re.
bers and Superintendent Of Water Works.
On Hhorres-Shrivsb Hughes and Amick.
On Fire observation-disclosures TodJ, M,Lure,
6anboro, PumphIey and Roberts.
. Pttaioas-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Salaries-MessIs Kelley, MLure, ShrI-
vcr, Brady and Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF va.
~ .ness MAIN SrREEr. WHEELiNo.
CAPITAL $740.OOO.
xyyf, President, ARCH, WOODS,
sscr J LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
A Woods. w w Shriver. AP Woods,
= Pollock, Thos PAUL. Geo w Thomson,
NMcNsush.ep, ! w Mitchell, rhos Johnston
MERCHANTS MECHANICS BANK
~Ndf OF WHEELING.
iN, ~ CAPITAL $500 600.
70 JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre.ident.
@sa0 SoB.EsKt PRADY, Cashier,
a Directors:
X c Woods, z Patterson, w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, WIN Fleming. Samh On.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
s OFFicE AIN ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Fiicaner, Morrison, J Ctumbacker
A Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
RoBr MCCOY, Treasurer.
e WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OErlcE MAIN ST.
THos HUGHES. Presidept.
Directors:
NJ Nelson, q A Paxton, A N Johnston,
JCrumbarrer. J r. Baker, J Baker,
AJohu Knote, w F Peterson,
81 RoBr McCoY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPfNE lNsUR.
csefi 80 ANCE COMPANY.
~st- OyFicE NAM ST, BELOW MI NRoE.
AsaS SAMUEL NEIL. President.
Eg ea DueCt0Ts.
q Brady, Rcbt CraDgie, Jas Y Caldwell,
Wm Fleming, Juo G,,shorn, Daniel Lamb,
X G Woods, jacob S Sbriver
aian ggI r w HARDiso, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
ToR sALE.-The Farm a, The mouth 81

NOR SALE.-My farm situate on The Hill.
r. wiihn q mile al Wheeling. containing over
i've hundred aces. with more Ihao two hundred
acres under fehtr ord N good condition. n will
DIVIDE win 0~d,nwege into several lrncls; hut 10
suit purchasers ! wiif sell ii together or in ran-els.
and 80 . liberal credit. JACOB.
sep 10 "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
FARE REDUCED
TO ON GIN Ma TT.
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT.

NEIL. MOORE 4 cos Fssl MaiI Coaeh leave.
~ Wheeling daily al 8 o'clock A NJ. IS hours
TO Ctncinnafi
P,lu, Cnseh lesvss Wheeling dolly 81 10 o'cLrs
p N. 36 houfs 10 Cincinnati. ~.
% TALLMADCES Good intent Coach leaves
Wheeling dsil, o, 6 o'cliik A ~. a hours 70
NaysSire. Nv.
fxias lufpi.hed On ~ nc atuvc iincs n phrits.
wiIn he privilege 81 slee Png 81 imvelips at nigh
a. hey my wish.
Hjiel. wheeling, W.,
scp 10 J MESAIAEN, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

TNo MlLLERs-BoLriNG CLOTHS CON
nec,ed wiih any general Dry Gouds Stock. l
have made arrangements fur a regular supply of
The most approved brands at Rolling cloths. rs Old
Auker.' and Duiour Anker,'o OF all numbers. which
| will sell ON The very best terms.
oct w Il SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
NE w FAIL GOODS!

Being The second sOpIiy itis se1sUn ,aIai tOf qunInI-
~ md qualify We heievr cannot I've ~exccilei in
his city. We have CLOTHS of ali the var,uos
culofs. qualities aud prices Cassmeres, Sltlmeis.
Jeans. I.inseys. Kersers. TSeeds. &c. Our siock OF
Gsailsmen's Weor is verv lnrge and complete.
LADIES GOODS
OF every kind. such ns Gasbn,ercs. Muuslin de
LANES, Plain AID Fancy. fIe'd aud SiTiped Silk;
and he m0sI etnsnsve stock Ol ALPtCAS, Of eve
~ style and quality. v hich we cnD sell very much
cheaper Than ever hef,re; also. CnLcoss. Glngham..
= " lish and French Meri""es. Orleans club. Bni-
nets md Bonnet Silks nnd VelSe' h RibIun>. Flow
ers. Cloves. Hosiery. AMI The greatest gnaniiiy 81
SBAWLS Of every desctIpttA. We invite oil Ia
cal and see ouf stock. as " q believe we have NJ.
vantage. for buying equal 10 any u,ter house. and
We pledge ourselves 40 sell goods IS low as they
OCT sENsENEy q RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
BLANK BOOKS, Rt.AAK BOOKS, sc.
IA-LN IIA.AA L. -

BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, sc.
IOtiN ! HASN ELL,
IP O0KSELLER Siaiianrr and Blank Book
.1 ManuiscluIer, Urion Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on haod aEd MANUFACTURES g.
uIder Blank Account Books Of evtTv de>crip.
non. MERCHANTS and Others WAC ale re-
qulTiOg New Book, can have item fHltd iC
an7 pattern. eDd bnuod IN he most desirable
amer at the shortest notice, aud warranted 10
give sat ~siaciicn.
ST To NERY in all lis v~sritiv, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
Al~n-A large asSntt ment OF SchooI, GLASS;.
cal, Theological Medical and Juvenile Book,
al the pety Unrest prices. maj IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

4 F1NE ASSORTMENT Of Linen samhrio
L 1dSh OF every description ard qualify. Zoe
N siihe store Of HEiSKELL.
M, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

DREMiUM DIAMOND POINTED COLD
PENS-Rec'J uis Jay. a fresh assortment
oi hose supefior Diamond P,ini'd GnId Pine. wnh {,
pencil and chamber lot leads attached. Call aud
see them. JOHN BISHOP. :
OCT 10 No l32 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
COLUMBUS, (Ol INSURANCE COM
PtNY

NVLU THUS INSURANCE. COM
ptNY.
AGENCY FOR WHEELM G..
ii X LIST. AT Shriqer & S,eile'S Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
H'HEY will roke risks on Huilcings Of al
= kinds:
SCANDALS and Cargocs, Factories, Mills,
heelboats, Flathosis aud Carsoes Sc, against
loss "t damage 10y fee or The dangers and pesi's
oil the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
! heir agents are authorized to make The fol
lowing Terms with their customers:
Any person insuiing a single risk by which
no loss TO the COMPANY i sustained, shall re,
'eeive a return on application To the agent, OF
IN per cent on the amount pad. On nett or -
premium p'ld each year, amoun,lng to $500
.nr rver, l2l = per ce"t on dol amounting t.
So zoo or over. IS per cent ION %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
F. PETERSON,

,Agent Of the PROTEC NON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOnD, conn
Will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
kconients, such as furniture, merchandise, una
|~chinerv. and everyUrhcr description of insurable,
property Also. on steam, keel and Hat boats
and their earsoes to and from any port on III,
Western Waters.
Ollie Oh NJ nroe street. or. bsi'e The Monroe
House. Jan | 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

AZ AILROAD G pgles and plated Goggles,
"a Tor .nle ty tmay.29I FAlRCiliLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

n HAVE tins day received ny inIi s",k oi
French Pcrlumesy, Witch will be sold very
luw for cash, IL Consists Of ,hc following ar ic.es IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

USr RECEIVED. a large and superiof lot %
- M~AckEREL. low Tor cosh.
msy7 b NGiNNts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

"ATCHEs. CLOCKS. MUSIC BOXES, snJ
Jewelfy icpa'reJ in a superior manner
and warranted Ia per6nrR we'll. To thus brun~h of
The business | give particular and per so, al a,,en-
'i"n' mud sssuro all who may iavor me with their
patronage. that their WORK shall he done in The ve>
~ best nanne-. and a, prices rs low AZ al any o,h.r
establishment, las, or Wet.
oct t6 JNo BISHOP. No 1872 Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

HoLD GUARD CHAINS Reed This day sn
N assortment vi Gold Gurad Chains, GsldKo,s,
Gould Guard Slides, Gold 1~himblcs. &c &c
oct l6 JOHN BISHOP. No 1872 Nam ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

WEIR A reed u fresh supply ofJew.
elr2. consisting OF Ladies' Breasi Pms; new
style Cenilemen's do; Fine Finger Rings, with D.a-
mo"d. Ruby u phx AID other .i,.le sets.
Also on hnni Gold AMI Silver Watches Gold
aud Silver Speciacles; Silver Butter KNIVES.
Spoons Pencils. Thimbles. aud eveiv article IN The
Jewelry line; all which YOU will find how az No
l32 Main 81. Ou l6 JNO BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

herins' and commissioners sales, thealr icsl
ircus, or similar advertising, not 10 be pub
shed by the year.
Advertising ehsrgesble by the insertion
,shouid in all cases. be accompanied by the
written dirsc.ions as 10 the number of iuser
Ioes; x not, they will be published till forbid,
and pqIment exacied.
NO sdvertisemeots inserted eraiuitously.
Marriages. and deaths are published as news
s9bitusries and funeral invitations are adver-
'isements. .
The privilege Of advertisers, BY the year, is
SSson6ned TO dvertsements OF their own ieeu.
st b~asiqess. All other advertisements sent by
shem will be chatged al The usual rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
NUN street. NN"eltne. Nn. WV 4
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Will find ON examination. thai they eau be supplied
with everything that they may want. of the very
hest qualify, and at lower prices than any other es.
i"bl'shment 10 tho ciy Can sell. as | buy entirely
tr CASH. and am determined 10 sell at small profits.
sep 30 On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

CUN BARRELs.-rb The Eul.er.Isr 6ay.
IN Uy ma . arui gsnenis eih Rthsids a
% ch her tr q reRnlnr saoply ~ Gun Barrels. .
NOW rrtPsfed 10 fii ofhen tf SOY qpan'iiy ard srss
. the beet haIde ~ The eoufrry, aDJ Warranted ss
s0sh,
4iso Con locks end Gun MOUNTING.
'cc7 sANiI NeEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
MORMON WAR;!

Owing To The grea, md increasing difficulties
" and The awful destruction OF property IN the
neighborhood Of Nauvoo, the people. In solemn
cnncla "A nei haxe unanin,nn.lx ru.aIraI H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

Will find ~ io their advantage To call and see
for themselves ! have purchased my stock all for
cash. aud lower Than any Other heuse ia his cIiy
can assure The public generally, # they will but
give roe u call caa save Them The trouble Of look.
ios elsewhere, for my goods and prices cannot lnt
Ia plensc any who may layof me with r. call.
sep 81 ALEX HEYIAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
WHEELING TIM Es& ADVERTISER
land WHEELING GAZETTE. :.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY ny
H5ts tAMEsE &. WHARTON,

Ar the MASONIC HALL, cPPosirE the posi- OFFICE
1t Market street, Whesiing Yirginia.
.ssjcnt 80 Us TEAMS.
Iyeiiy Paper, IS, a year In advance.
Western Virginia Times & Gazetic, Weekly,
81, in advance.
No subscripuon received for either rsper for
sss than 6 months.
TERMS orADvCRrIsINo.
Daily to IL lines 3 Insertions 100
week Si.Bo
. weeks $3.50
weeks $500
9 months az on
8 MONKS Sb'OO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

LNIRE ~ MARINE iNSURANCE-There arc
T. twosliuaiions only ia which individuals cas-,
be placed, Where they can adequately appreciat,
the >alne ufinsufance. These are, Will. sand.
ING upon the RUNS of their own property, .thei
receiving from an Insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d, ISOLATE FAM
Ily; lameniing lint STUPIDITY and FOLLY which hac
I'd, led to provide for such " ca"rogeDcy.
w. r, PETERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFIce MAIN ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
r Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Filcsner, r Morrison, J Ciumbacker
A N Johnston, Samn Mcclellan,
RoBr MCCOY, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
The Weather,

THE CAYaI-A large numbc of boats have been
frozen in the Canal this place for the past week We
are pleased learn that ceoreaker has been rigged
aud that the canal will be cleared between this point and
Portsmouth, ifpossibe.
The snow was very deep the mountains last week.
and prevented the passage OF the Cars To Cumberland
one day IChi!icotne (O3 Gazette.
- Our dates from ST. Lous. etthe 4lh inst state
thar the Mississippi river is closed above and below and
nearly soopposirr That place. So much ice had formed
the Louis side, that the ferry boats could not land
at their usual places steamboat supposed 10 be the
sam Seuy which lei: st. Louis the 3d. ran on bar
below Carondeet. Another had to to the shore on
the Missouri side. laid up in this part OF
the river with large number OF persons on board.
~ The steamer Columbia, which went up on
Thursday night frozen in above the lighthouse in
Esopus Meadows II the cold should continue few
DAYS longer ii will put stop 10 navigation for this
season Our barges have been receiving very heavy
freiehts-the Poughkerpsie left here Tuesday night
loaded with produce and 40 passengers The seisEng
could not be better. PO1-hkeepslc American
" At Turner Ne. storm arose recently, and
much damage done to bridges. fences. sc. Two young
men named Washington and Bradford Phillips walking
on n bridge. were blown into Twenty mile River, and
only rescued with great exerton by those on shore.
IL We had fall of snow here the 29th.
some four five inches in depth which has not entirely
melted yet. There is every indication OF very cold
and distressing winter. Pulaski tIenn) Wing.
- Snow fell at Memphis, Tenn on the Both alt.
to the depth OF ten inches
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS & PLANTERS

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS & PLANTERS
LNITZGERALD'S Patent Premium Burr Stone Huls =
4 Premium upon Premium, Medal upon Medal! award
ed to CHARLES Ross Co Manufacturers, Jefferson Steam
Mls N. Y. City. ,,.
These Mills are admirably adapted grinding NIL kinds
of feed plaster coffee spices NC The smallest size
are designed hand power and the largest tor horse po"
er and will work with one horse perfectly.
The advantage. aud importance OF Portable BUTT stone
Girls; A at low price, when every Farmer hd f!anler
ia drsirous of grinding his corn wheat and all kinds
has f, advantage other IN use. from The
well known fact that BURR STONE is the best material
In use for inding-that 1t be sharpened when worn
smooth with little trouble. while lie Steel and Iron
Mills soon become dull, and then nearly useless
testimonials our Hand Bl advertisement.
viii nddress, but inc following acts
sneak for themselves. and MAY be sufficient
For years last pH the American lnsti
lte at their Annual FAIR in the City OF Newfck, awarded
10 this Mil their HIGHEST PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL anc tlSii
ordered their bread for their Annual Dinner 10 he made OF
Flour ground 6y thus Mil Tie Franklin nsu'e at lhllA
. ha IN their October Fair awarded premium Medal
for Fzgernld's Burr Stone MI.
c. Kos. Co. are the manufacturers OF Ro.s Horse
ouer and Patent ThrekHg Mchs which, from the most
undnubteu testimonials have hesitation N saying are
the best the kind in They work perfectly
", one or two horses aud viii hresn with 40 horses fro
one day leaving the unbroken and IL for market and
beng free from accidents the feeder so common 10
the spike machines.
For terms farther particulars inquire OF The subscribers
All letters must be postpaid, addressed to
CHS. ROSS 4 co. Jefferson Steam Mills T..
Office No = Merchants ENcnange, n =;
N.u..York Dec 18Th 1915 die iwD&SW8w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
For The Tribune
The Educnr,oua, Convention in yirvinin.


The Educational Convention of Virginia adjourned
After session of only three Days. How could it be ox.
pec,ed that body so large OF them strangers 10
each other could come together Interchange views and
frame with anything like the necessary deiberatiou
system adequsse TO the accomplishment of objec, Of
srch tssnscendant importance They met, however in
the bes, possible spirit To their honor be it said
ss!sh sound of party spirit was seen or heard
oeihsr did the sectional which present insu
peable difficulties the way OF plans Tor her Internal
Improvement NANTES, themselves on this OCCASION
Lille as was done, we may hope ii will prove an enter
tnS o. The redse The result recommendation or
enoris,o the Legislature to give powerto each County
" saoo! Dsric, the Legislature may decide 10 IN
pose tares Mernselres not they proper, for
p'fci Schools. 1t Is TO DC hoped that they viii take
DOH all sections which may refuse 10 lay school tax
Va themselves al participation in the fund which is n0'
s'sn BY the State. 1, is generally known that Viz
sa already contributes largely to the Counties, as well
" 10 tee University and Mr. Jefferson entrested and
ueo al his influence TO have the School District System
saohdhed throughout, the State liberal plan. siu,u
neousiy with the etdonse,t. Of tse Uairsy-and even
soa'ioations 10 It's anu popuisry-but could
wv succeed. His grandson, THOMAS JEFFERSON RAN
00ifH, was prominent member OF this Convention
po"inent in more thsn one for he stands Zee,
Fae' IN his stockings and, might be supposed with
'ea blood and training is no ordinary man any how you
f'a aA MN MARYLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
DIR. Whites letters from Oregon. NO

TO tie Editor Of the Union:
SIR: The territory OF Oregon extending from the
Rocky Mountains TO the Pacific Ocean. distance of
over a thousand miles and from 42o 70 $40 40
north latitude may as to the general feaiares oil the
country, be conveniently brought under three great
divisions. The first Eastern division is the most
extensive and least valuable 1t s sterile in many
portions but owing to the mildness OF the climate
and the nutri;iousncss of the grass vast herds OF
Buffalo have there summcred and wincred from
time iuamcmoral Domestic herds have, at Fort Hall
and elsewhere done the and large caravans OF
laden horses have annually passed through Il IN the most
unayOrabc OF the year, wei! subslstng upon
the grass indigenous the country-tastenng the con-
victlon that Eastern Oregon must be OF much value
az one Of the best and extensive grazing districts
in the world
The wateI.courscs from the Eastern extreme TO the
Pacific Ocean are rapid in their descent admitting Of
an extensive naygatoneven the Columbia being navi'
gable for only 3j miles. Their frequent interruptions
by the cascades and rapids have produced water
privileges unlimited as TO extent and power, war
rau,ing the conclusion that this country destined
by the facilities furnished by nature TO become a
large manufacturing country; more particularly as
wool may be grown cheaper and easier than IN
any othcr portion of the known world Upon Bear
River between the Rocky Mountains and Fort Hal. and
considerable district about and embracing that tort
some eight hundred miles from the Pacic-%e ma q
favorable surface. fine grass, pleasant scenery and
good soil bat the country is sparsely tmoered with
trees of stined growth. forbear dwelling upon the
value and interesting character OF the soda springs IN
this region intending devote to them more extend
ed notice hereafter Following the great emigration.
road at Fremonts Pass and pursuing lis direct and on
ward course over most favorable surface for high
way we come 70 another portion Of Oregon more valua-
blc for civilized man 10 dwell IN.
The scenery in the neghborhood OF the Boisee River
is varied, grand and imposing; the Wales background
and hills well grassed the timbers Of better growth,
and here and there c district better adapted to aer'
culture We now come that portion embracing the
Blue Mountains the Grande Ronde. aud all ths district
from Burn, River 10 the Cascade Mountains covering
an excn, of country OF about 400 miles from East TO
West Here the climate is remarkable for It's extreme
saubri;y the wooded districts well nmbered WIN
cedar FIR. oak &c the scenery peasiugly diversied
and al around the locations OF The pious mission
AIRY establishments planted there, is wearing mder
and more agreeable aspect. ELIJAH WHITE.
Washington December l3 lSt5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
Nnc. YORK, Dec. l3, l5i5.

Mrs keans Viola in Twelfth Night has won Tor
her warm and deserved encemuns. The haiireluct
ant yet wholly devoted manner in which she does the
Dukes bidding as his loves ambassador TO Ovia-the
touching cadeuce of her voice when relating TO him the
blank history of her VINO never told her love /" the
tender attention with which she watches his
and listens 70 his words her irepida,iOn in the duel
sene and the naive exutaton with which she discovers
Oyias love for herself; and the cheerful sell itiorgeu
ness OF air with which she pleads his cause with the
iar mourner points s,rkiney effective and beautiful
in Mrs Keans pcrsona,ion We indebted 10 friend
io' the following lines from happy pen which will be
readily recognized by the initials of the writer's nameJ
TO MRS. KEAN, AS VIOLA.
The musicloving Duke was blind
No sooner 10 discover
That pining hearts quite near may find
Their most devoted lover;
For the light pensivcness OF air
With which Il ou doSt his wooing,
Like kindness playing with despair,
berays thy own undolng;
All! his wild passion should have flown
For her who mourncd her brother,
When thou rehearscd in such tone
The vain love Of another,
Did he but mark with what fond care
Thy glance his musings scan,
The sirlish triumph thou dost wear
To know thyselt Z" that man :
Might he but see the utter fear
With which thou shrunk from steel
or coald thy pleadings reach his ear
With their unseliish zeal
how quickly his cnamorcd eyes
Would pierce thy winsomc art,
AND through the pages gay disguise
Behold the woman's heart! II. T. T.