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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. Oh, 1916.

MONDAY, Jan. Oh, l3f5.
Several bulls from the House we're
road the second time. and referred.
Z A bill authorizing the payment Of n
sum OF money 10 Samuel Alexander,
She riff OF Mason county. was supported
by Mossrs Carter, McMullen, Shinn.
Ga,laher and Peyion, and opposed by
Messrs, Wallace and Voolfolk, and
passed-Ayes l6, Noes Ia.
TIE LAND FUND.
? Mr.. WALLACE, from u select committee
on this subject, made n report of some
length ddperSe TO "a concurrence in tho
Resolution from The House of Delegates,
for the reception of Virginia's quota Of
the Land Fund.
The Report concludes with the fol.
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That the Ac, Of Congress
providing tor the Distribution OF tho
proceeds Of the Sales Of the Public
Lands among the States, approved the
18th September i8li, is a violation of
the Constitution, aud breach Of the
faltn Of the United States; Is of danger
Gus tendency, md ought 10 be repeal
ed:
Resolved. That the aforesaid resolu
ton Of the House Of Delegates be re-
jected.
Alter some remarks by Mcssrs
Wallace, Shinn, Gallaher, Carter, and
McMullen. as TO the disposition Of the
report il was laid on The table AMI or
dered TO be printed.
Mr. Carter intimatel tina, the mnori
~ OF the Committee mi III, deem i, nee
essary to present counter report il
so, ne should ask that such report b.
printed also.
supplemental report from said com
mttee, encloses n correspondence be-
tween the chairman of the Select Com,
mittee and The President OF tho Bank oil
Virginia. on the subject Of the deposit,
Of the Land Fund.
THE President Of the Bank reptile,
that there has, been no doposl,e with
his Bank under the act Of Congress FOL
the distribution of the proceeds Of The
sales Of the public lands among the
States. But that tho depnsies of the u
States are subject ut all times 10 tn,
ordinary drafts Of the the Treasurer o
the Unite States.
A bill was passed, incorporating th'
Trustees of Fai rfax Academy in ih'
county Of Culreper.
On motion Of Mr.. ;nINN, the Senate
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
lFIom the Schohnfis Repnhlicanl
LIyINGsToNyILLE, SchoharIe

LIvINGsroNVILLE, SchOharIe CO.,
A most melancholy and lsmeniable accident oc.
cured lost night about dusk. As MIR. Ora Mace
oged about AZ years. who resided about two miles
west from this place. together with several Of his
neighbors. were coming from The village of Smith
Town, when within about milo Of his house, in
descending hill al a rapid rate. his horse became
unmanageable. and upset the wagon OF The foot OF
the hil'. and threw il on bridge over which he I'D
10 drive. upside dows. the wagon resting upon the
stakes, throwing Mr.. Mace aud his friends out upon
the ice and stones. and very seriously ipjuring oil
except one, and killing Mr.. Mace instantly. II Is
supposed that he struck upon a sharp stone mbed-
ded in the ice cutting nnd breaking in his left tenn
pls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

by constructing this road, the gross
products Of the State would hs greatly
augmen ted--her revenues would DO
increased, and justice would be done TO
Poruon OF the people, who were
ever ready TO bear their iulI portion of
the burdens Of the con,monwca, h. Ii
the road never yielded any revenue, it
would DO sound policy to construct ii;
but that would not be the casc-The
road would be a profitable one to the
State. Mr. + appealed to the House TO
grant this bill mot as boon to the
South West but as sheer Justice 10 that
long neglected region.
Mr.. Laner opposed the bill. II was
proposed (he sadly to construct this road
200 miles for S3U0,o00-- when il was
manifest TO all that il would require
SSO0,OOo or a million / his was but
"n entering wedge To involving the
STATE IN large debt Mr. l.. contended
that the road never could ba proli,a.
ble one. Ile did not know what great
amount of produce was To DO transport.
cd on this road. lie demanded To know
what would DO the tonnage. But he
was unalterably opposed to the bill,
because it would lead TO heavy taxation
the taxing one portion orth people
for the benefit Of another.
Mr. Garnet moved 10 lay the bill on
the table.
Mr. Goodson protested against this
mode of disposing of the bill Its friends
would rather die right off, to-day, than ia
be kept lingering for weeks at deaths
door.
AT the suggestion Of Mr.. Preston and
others, MIR Garnet withdrew h S mo ion
To lay OH the table. and then moved The
indefinite posiponement Of the bill and
called for the ayes and noes.
Mr.. llurvie explained that he was op.
posed to the bill and would vote against
the motion TO postpone indefinitely.
Mr.. Preston supported The bill with
great e!oquence. In the course of his
remarks, he madean exhibit Of the fsca
condition Of the State to show tha. ihi.
Improvement might be constructed, with,
out in the slightest degree embarrassing
finances OF the Commonwealth.
MIR. Kane opposed the bill. He coul,
not consent to put burdens upon his con
stituents which they are not wiling t'
bear. His constituents had on The 2-5il
principle constructed Turnpike fo
themselves, and they were no: willing L
be taxed 10 make paved macadamizrt
road for the gentlemen OF the South West
Mr.. Preston had been informed that tn
brother OF the gentleman from Scot:-lh
Democratic Elector had stated that 9
Birds OF the people Of Scott were IN favo
OF this bill. MIR p alluded to he opposi
ton Of gentlemen, who having got al
they wanted, were verv ready 10 withhold
a helping'hand from all others.
] Mr.. Broadus, Of Caroline. opposed tn,
bill because of The obvious insufficiency %
the anouutappropriated for the compile
ton of the work. The design was Il
commit the State; and when the work was
once commenced, the State would lie call
ed upon for millions. Mr.. b. avowed hi,
hostility TO all these gigantic schemes o
internal Improvement. which instead o
yielding profit to the people or the Urea
sury, had imposed heavy burdens upor
both. Mr. b. replied to the arguments Of
Mr. Fulton and Mr.. Preston.
When MIR. b. concluded, The House ad.
! iourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA. So
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD
OR HAIll,r Oh ,rIiE SNS ,rLNi

"" hApii Of i iif ~ > ! EM'
II We ''au me history oi DIsoRDkks We aie AS
a "'Aheu 'hat men ii'e, II OF CURES, We IRE sihi
more hS,Vhhhco mat they die And yet in f"ci
me''y OIL diseases nave common origin riz'-'"
"e o'g""s M"ich prepare ana mdiiy 'he h'"ni
' ''me"y' "uec'eu I'D me scat ni disease, VII
,e"'"'e hos' OF us phenoneno u is the pccu>
''"' '""'ac'efshc oi Sahds' Sarsaparla that IT'S
."'"e oPein"oh reaches NE CAUSES oi disease.
~" we ou,ss performs are 'hereife radical aud
,Oos"' '"e "eu''h OF inc human sJsleIn,le ponds
"ps' e"nety npon me slate oi lhc'bvod. 1.-the
aI,A"s "",u """h pervndes every Tissue. every
".. noi.' h'ameh'' ginna' or o'hcr organ
| IL ,,''' - s uy' I" we nouy pe chnfgeo WIN
~ rvs W "is."se' scN"ess mus ne me COM
~ H. I. ""u "''' me CAUSES OF disease ef'S'ns
49,, ~ '''"e"' no permanent 'e"e
" e.peeea: II mere mar 'hs pomeriui heai,h
$3.50. VI Sa"us Sa'snpaf''Ia are mani
IN NV ~, '''' 'en'oh' im seio'na' Sai' rhe"m'
r - l'e e''eases, as " i az IN all oeraneemen'a
-. 'e,is"s "sshs' !" eohsderea iniai'iaoie'
i"o 'o'o"'ms Interesting case Is presented and
'ne ..a'el mVneo 10 is careful pernsai' Comment
y" sue" e'"e"ee Is unnecessary
A., NEW YORK, July 20, 1884
,o iAss"S. SANss'-ueh's-i CONSIDER u bn' an act
W justice 70 you 'iaie me following iaris IN rel.
ole"es " '"o g'ea' oeheh' nave received IN The
cure oil an obstinate DANGEROUS ULCER Oh my
o'eas''
was attended eighiron months by regular and
sk"iui physician, assed by the ndyicc and counsel
" o"eoi our most ahie and experienced surgeons
"nnou' "e least benefit whatever All tho vnrious
nnenous OF "eang cancer were resorled To; for five
weeks 10 succession my breast was burned with
causlic three times day. and for six it was daily
y"epa wiz" week ISOLATION oi nitric acid and
.o e"'"y OF "',efna' ncef WIS so'oIge That II held
over on ounce OF Inc solution The Doctor prohed
The ulcer and examined the bone. and said the dis
ease was advancing rapidly to loo lungs. and IL
"u hoi ge' speedy felei by medicines or an opera
,'on''ne result world be fatal. ] was ADVISED To
nave me breasi laid open md the bones examined
o", nhu,hg no reliei from what had keen done.and
'een"g was rapidly geIlins worse almost de.
SPARED of recovery. considered my case hopeless
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
CITY NEWS ROOMS

We have fitted ar the specious roam above ou'
printing office as News toom. where flee Of the
rrir'cipal pspcn will be regularly keps Our ohjcc
being mainly In accommodate orr fellow citizens
we place the smoun, Of subscription ut the low
rsi- Of 90 per snnnm. payable in advance S'ran
gers viii, he entitled To the use of the rom grs,u
i,ous,v for two weeks. The room. which will Ia
well lighted and warmed. will he open evetv day
Sundays e1rentcd. FROM g A. NJ until p. NJ
Strangers calling At other hour. will be acc 'mrno
tlaiei. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monp.Y, Januarv- 9th, ls45.

MoNpAY, January 9Th, 1915.
Gu motion OF Mr. Blue.
Resolved, That this House will pro-
coed, jointly with the Senate, on Mon
day, the 18th instant, TO The election O
an Auditor Of Public Accounts, 81 Audi
tor. Treasurer, Register Of the Lane
Office, Secretary Of The Commonwealth
and Librarian, General Agent OF The
Penitentiary, and Superintendent of the
Penitentiary, each for ono year from
the expiration Of the term for which
the present incumbents Of those Offices
were elected.
s PETITIONS
BY Mr. Cabell. Of John Miilar, for the
education Of poor children. BY Mr..
Boiling. papers relating 10 the remon-
STRANGE against enlarging, centre Ware.
house, in The town Of Petersburg, to be
referred 10 the committee. By Mr.
Toler, Of the President and Directors OF
the Lynch burg and Buffalo Springs
Turnpike company, for the passage OF
on act making valid the purchase Of a
portion Of lis stock, and authorizing il
to make similar purchases hereafter.
By Mr. Boiling, Of President and Di
rectors Of the Petersburg Aqueduct com.
pany, for an amendment to their
charter. BY Mr. Thompson, OF Roam oke
for a separate election at the house of
Michael Spesard in said county also
of the officers Of 18th Regiment, that
the Office of Brigade Inspector DO re
established.
THE SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
Mr. FULToN Of w. called up The bill
for the construction of a macadamized
road from the east bank Of New Ri.
yer, by way Of Newborn, Wythevile,
Marion and Abingdon,ro the Tennesse see
line. The bill provides that tho
Board of Public Works may borrow,
on the credit Of the State, $4,000 per
annum. to the amount Of $500, 900 ;and
that the construction Of the road shall
be commenced from New River, and be
completed TO Its Western terminus, be-
fore any portion Of the road east Of
that point shall be put under con
tract.
The bill boing read, Mr. Laaier
moved TO lay it on tho table, for the
reason, that the House was not in pos.
session Of certain information, ne.
cessary to intelligent action on the
subject.
MIR Fulton expressed the earnest
hope that the House would act now. II
members were not prepared 10 vote
upon this, the first important bill re-
ported, when half The session had ex.
pred they would not DO prepared.
The motion TO Icy on the table was
rejected.
Mr. Fulton explained the vast i'm
portance Of the blIl.-Tho benecfiial
effects, no said, would be confined, moi
70 the region through which il is 10
pass, but would be felt throughout the
whole State. Mr. +. odvertcd TO, an6
iwelt upon the fertility Of tho South
west, and the immense mineral ro. |
sources OF that vast region, now al
most entirely cut Oft from a market. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE. g 4
ME snhs, riher respectfully aiuunrccs 10 hi.
4 friends aud The public, th,i lie has purchased
Mr. ERASrUS CoLEM ms interest. and become
sole lessee OF the above Es'ahlishmcn. So
The liotei rs locoied CONFERENCE.-THE NIL thePRIN-'
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
koAp pEpoIS. aud offers every indncemenr ior
comiuri, The Rooms ate large uDd airy AMI h,r>
"ished IN slyl" not surpassed by any similar es-
ahlishmeni in the Uniud STATES
From HE eSrcrence the Pr"pr, tor has hid in
III" management nj a FIRST CASS HOTEL. he
lll'es himself that ever, department Of the rsah-
sinnen vii he conducted IA Style To please those
Who may favor him with cali
dec 5--lw. JOHN WEST /,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
ANECDOTE OF TIE ANTI.RENT INsup

hNECDOTE OF TIE ANTI.RENT INSUR-
RECTlON.-W We understand lhsta few days since
Mrs.. Van Rensselaer,, lady Of Mr.. William Van Rem.
ssllser, Of the pSOpreiou Of the Rensselaer, ma
nor. was driving out in her carriage she sucounIsr.
ed pon, Of Anti ronisrs In lbs disguise Of Indians.
who approached and deliberately Embarrassed the
horses from lbs carnage. They then relR cd 10 the
side Of the road, where they discussed the question
whether they should cary Of the lady or not, Mech
10 her relief The decision alter some debate was in
the negative; The Indians Withdrew. aud thus ended
what seemed likely at first 10 prove a romantic and
20 The lady, a disogresabs sdyentufe.--Ne York
Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

All Nominations fu the City C.rnci. will he
charged dollar Tor each ticket Ia be paid by the
rer.cn handing Them in for publication. Where W"
have no running account with the person handing
in o nom inn,ion. poymen, will he required in nd
vance. Tins step is rendered necessary To prevent
ne fros having coIumns filed up with fictitious
nominations. while the amount demanded is 90
small ss 10 be matter Of liItls moment to those
q, no may have the municipal veal ut heari.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
FOR THE TIMES

Mr.. Wharton-sIR: Permit mo TO enquire ihro'
the medium Of your paper what hiss become Of The
city COLLECTOR In considerable number of con-
Versaiions with different individuals in different
pnris Of tho city. have met with but one on
whom the collector has called forIhe tsses. Does
the collector refrain from calling on the Wings for
their taxes for The purpose OF preventing them from
voting Al the city oisc,ioni Some people think so
Con yo" throw any light on this myster ous business
We wsre not before aware that tho raIs,
had ret been collected as promptly rs usual. II
should beaiiendsd to. The city election approach.
es. and ell persons having the veal Of Tho city 81
heart. will take The pains 10 qualify ihemselyes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL--On new years
night John snd Nicholas l.. Gordon. one of whom
was convicted OF the murder Of MIR. Sprague, at.
tempted 10 escape from the Providence county Jail
They had been furnished with the keys necessary
for their purpose. il is supposed by brother who
has daily visited them. They were also allowed
the use Of violin, by playing which on the high,
in question. they tried 10 conceal Iher play upon
The lock. saw was also found concealed in tho
cell. They were promptly removed TO a more Sc
cure apartment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

MR. BENTON. i, is sad, was highly satisfied
with the Missouri resolutions. He conside RS them
rs endorsing his course the suhiec Of anne, Ration
and claims that his colleague bound by these in.
sructons, 10 follow his lead. II is certain, there.
fore, that Mr. Benton and his influence will oppose
some one smi lar 10 IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

Loyal proceedings have been commenced against
Tho city Of Newark and Of the citizens by per.
sons claiming 10 represent the original settlers with
view OF trying the title TO certain public grounds
within the city limits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

II uST Received by the subscriber. an assoIlmen
~ OF hue full Jeweicd johnson aul Tobias Gol.t
lever watches which will be sold, at small adj
Vince on c,,si
ahyperson wishing To purchase a first rate wnirl
one OF me rery BEST " all please Gull anil eaamine
my ossnrtmcnr, Iff
Also, eomnnn Gold lever WATCHES; heavy polJ
guards, lob and vest chain-; Ladies Garnet rona.
and other sion, pirs; diamond. ruhy emerald ome.
Inst, garnet, iopas pcad JET add every variety ~
s"' and PLAIN. Rugs. Gold pencils. cur-rincs spec
'a les saver spo"s s'syer arrows for the hair. gilt
and jet hair pms, jet necklace, silk guaras pen
knives dc &c. All received this dsy $50
jan 3 JOHN BISHOP
Sign ri The Big Watch. No lS2, Main ST..
| B-Waiche- ahd Jewelry repaired in Jhe mist
| approved manner aud at prices us low as at any
| iher establishment ia the cny. 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
ATTENTION WINGS.

The Wings of the Fihh Ward will meet nj the
School House in South Wheeling. on Saturday the
9Th ins'sn q, half past z NJ. to select suitable
candidates for the City Council. A. ,eraI a,,en-
dance is requested. BY MANY wings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

DEATH OF A VETERAN = jaior BENJAMIN
Russell the veteran Printer and Editor Of the did
Columbian Sentinel. died in Boston on Saturday
morn'ng. aged 80 yean. lilo was widely known
aud univ rrsally respected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

We shall have the pleasure Of issuing our paper OF
Monday morning from our new Office. Masonic Hail.
The Arch is among the Thing, that q 70 in the wa
eon makers shop. and has disappeared from the ell.
evsisd position it occupied during the summer.
IL went down Main street shost a week since. with
many bearers. hut no ruourn~rs
Noia drnm was heard, moi a tear WINS shed.
As The Arch down TO Buits's they sped.
Not q loafer but grinned not murmur got wind
As This loco trophy lay dead.
well.'he Arch IS gone and truth hsnceforih will
issue from The quarters tina, knew it not while the
Loco focos had il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
CITY CQuNliI-

The Wings of the Third Ward ore requested to
meet ut tho Cour, House on Monday evening. tbs
18th instant. ut 6 scl.ck. to rominarsa WHO
TICKET TO DO supported ior- the City Council.
MANY WING VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

We thought We had grabbed some new. from
Mexico. last night. nv The Madisonisn; but when
we looked ~ our old ISLAND by The InieIgencer.
and found IL was all n boar. that Santa Anna may
have been expelled from MEXICO. bu, the new. has
not goihsre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

FROM NEW GRANADA.--A letter has been
received at New York from Carihagena. under date
Of November 25h which states tha; MIR Blackford
our Charge d'Aaires at Bogoia, had just succeeded
in settling with the Government Of New Granada
she cid "Monis" claim, which has been pending
for upwards Of twenty years. This claim. il is said
has been settled in a most satisfactory manner. as
mas also The claim Of The by chance" as we'll as
several others which have been pending for years.
Mr. Bisckford's arrival at Norfolk. on his return
home. Lnny be daily expected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
JAMES, AGAIN.
NEW MEDICAL D0oKs-

StokES and Bells Theory and practise Of Med.
~ icine. the I'd edition in two volumes. much en-.
iarged Churchill on disorders of Females; Chur
chilIs System Of Midwifery; Wood and Bscbi'.
Unned States Dispsnsalory. Turner'S Chemrsiry
Sir Ashley Cooper on Hernio; Homer and Smith.
Anatomical AIles SnIlb's mho, surgery: Ramboih
ems System of Midwifery. with plates. Wilson,
Anatomy. TweedIes Library Of Practical Med.
icine.
The above. with general assortment Of Nedi
col Literature. al Tho lowest cash prices with cal
alogne of Medical Books, con DO had Of
Jan III JOHN j HASWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
MONUMENT TO MR.. CLAY.


The above notice fnr q meeting Of The Ladies OF
his civ to-day. i.kc action npon the subject OF
aiding in the erection of monument tn Mr.. CLAY in
tbs Capitol square al Richmond. by the Ladies' Of
Virginia. was published before tho appointments
from, the parent sssocis'ion were received. These
ngTnininents, of officers, doubt. such as will
be cry occeniabie 10 all. and we presume will be
concurr.d in by the ladies Of Wheeling; bu, Their
nre sone among them who deprived. Nv sick
ross. from participating in the duties that will de-
Va'ye them. nd IL will he necessary that other
appointments should I've made. There Other
considerations that shonld induce a general atien-
lance aud prompt action. There city in the
onion thai exhibits greater proporionaie majoriiy
for Clnv Than does Whssling. none that is more in
dshed To his craftsmanship for It's existence nor
where his talents and virtues more fully appre
slated and hope end trust that those Who ore
nrToin.ed 10 mid in erecting a monument IN his
patriotism ard national services that shall stand
tie test of time md he a beacon light 10 the ssp
rants 10 civic hnnors in after generations. will ~
discharge their duties ms In present another evidence
Of the resentment attachment Of The people Of this
city for MI. Cuy. The hour il will be scents hal
past two.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

Sgnors Coslellan is now Of ST. Peiersbnrgh, sing.
ing before The Emperor Nicholas. But year or two
since. she was IN Mexico, singing before tho Empo-
ror Santa Anna.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
Draw n nos Of Delaware
~, tlHsS d.
% 35 81 q d 10 81 L. z

20 IS 81 9 ~ Is 81 Is 5 % CO
Lowest Prize So.
ESEAUTIFUL LITTLE BOOK HYMN, ON The
~ caiethisn. To ihs lnni~ of The flock these
hym'nr' enecIionaey commended" For sale
JOHN J HASWELL
>" - Union nj.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

SOUTHERN BAlL--The Postmaster General
ss we learn from the Charleston Courier. hes very
properly restored the mail TO the Wilmington IN q
Steamboats,, instead Of having Il carried on land
(yia Raleigh.) as was proposed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

MASSACHUSETTS, inaugural Address
Of Governor Briggs 10 the Senate and House Of
RsffeseDlalises Of the Snte Of Massachusetts. on
entering upon The second term Of his admioislrh.
lion. iss thorough Republican document 10 all lis
aspects The Two topics which occupy fnlly half Of
his shOr Address are. first the importance Of popu-
lar eJucalion encouraged end sustained by The
Government OF Massachusetts. and especially OF
Normal Schools. whose influence though ssyei but
partially developed, is fayOrabiy ieIi end secondly
tho UneonsitoGonsIily and insIpedisnoy Of tho pro-
posed annexation ofTsIs' upoa which the Cover
nsr expresses ainself strongly.