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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-18

TIME undersigned having been appointed
BY the honorable Court Of Probates Ct
Yazoo county, Misslssi ppi ,at The April Term,
i845, as Commissionefs Of Insolvency on
the estate 81 Valentine d. Snhleit, decd,
viii meet at the Office Of Jeremiah Lamkin,
ESD. in Yazoo City on The iirst Saturday q
eacli monih, for the nexl Six months, for the
purpose Of receivings examing and auditing
an claims against said Snblest.
JEREMIAH LAMKINi
III. LAWRENCE,
WILLIAM MILLS, Jr.
Nav 80, l54g. 47-6m.
NOTICE.
Elites Iestanaentory we're granted q
the June Term, le44, Of the HUnota:
bic Probate Court Of Yazoo county, State
Of Mississippi, 70 the undersigned, on the
estate of Eleanor E. Aston, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate will come
forward and make payment, and those hav'
ing claims agains said estate VIII present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
limited by law OF they will be barred.
BAILY w. GEORGE, Ex'r &c.
July 10, 1874. 2-tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-18
IIMlNEAI lLlSE18.Nas.SI

IN over sc, 600 cases they have proved an infal-
Hbe remedy for the destruction of those reptiles
which are the means Of sweeping off Hundreds
and Thousands of the most blooming children
ana youth, severing The chords Of affection, and
forever blasting the fondest hopes Of the parent.
So great has their efficacy invariably proven, that
they may well be called the only certain worm
destroying medicine in use, and the greatest dis
covery ever made fof expelling the various kinds
of worms that SO frequently and dislresslngly
annoy both children and adults. They are eef-
tain remedy and 80 pleasant TO the taste, that chill
dren cry for them, and eat them as readily az a
common peppermint Lozenge,
To parents, we say do not be without these
Lozeuges at any time; attend to these sugges-
tions as you value the lives Of your children.
For sale in Yazoo city BY
90. WOODMAN & Co,
and c.G. McKEsS0N.
In Benton BY JAS. BLUNDELL e co.
And in all the towns and villages II the State
and Texas April IS, l845. 42-6m.
HUI LIS
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-18

ME undersigned beg leave to inform
their friends and The public, that Mr.
William Langhlin has Withdrawn his agency
of our business az Vicksbnrg, and We have
appointed, inhis stead, MessFs. HUeH War;
s. GEoReE A PEeK, who ave this day
opened al Office 81 he old stand Of Mr..
WIN. Langhlip,) under The firm of Hugk
Wat 8 Co, Who viii make cAsH advances
and furnish plantation upplies Cd shipment
81 produce 90 on address
BURKE. t Al 1T s. Con- Oggeans
WATT, BURKE s. CO. Nafckez.
June 10. 1913 1o-6t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

nod Allevs. Mr.. Is urged the propriety
II his amendment.
Mr.. Thompson proposed to amend the
amendment proposed by Mr.. b. By
'trlklng out the word Alleys.
good deal OF discussion ensued, in
which M"ssrs. Edmunds OF. H., Tbomp
son, L. mel OPP. c., Taylor OF n. B. ,.anJ
Boiling. participated.
Mr.. Lacy moved the indefinite post
ponemeni of he bill and amendments,and
on this mtlon, the ayes and noes we're
called, which resulted: ayes 80, noes
$3.50 the house refused TO s,pcne
Mr.Thompson's amendment was ,her
agreed to. and the amendment AS amended
was rejected.
The bill free'of amendment was taen
ordered TO its engrossnen,.
After reading number or bill,
scrond time,
A bill concerning the Clover Hill Raj
Road Company Passed
a b ! changing the time Of rlding tn
Quarielv terms OF the county CuuIt o
Bath. Passed.
bill incorporating The Virginia Clio
rine Company Passed
The House ad urncd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
A COUNTRY SCHOOL,

bible Dictionary class come up said
the schocm1s,er.
who was Lots wife.
The pillow Of Salt what Mosscs Ind
his hand on when he went 40 I, Mount
Sinai, to offer up his son Isaac. COS he
had no sheep but himself to do like
wise
What is said Of Jonahp
jonah swallowol n whale. and was
Vomockcd up the third day with parcel
Of gourd seed which he gave TO the
queen OF ShJba for msndin OF hs trow
scrs which he burst in strain TO &c, OF,
OF The lions den, where he had been
eating Pease's and Yinton's candy.
Next scholar what is said Of Jobr
the Baplis ?
And This ere John came ou' Of the
wilderness und ho was clothed in earn
omre hair, and grid 30 'ul The neck with
q leather bride and his lrncal was locos
and Wild inguns'
w hat saw The sick man after den,h7,
lie saw Abraham afar of and Leather
cars ia Boston.
81. Louis Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

POLICE = When we ma e the remarks
we did few days since, on the nccessl'y
Of more efficient police, we were not
aware that we had now in ,uwn but n
Jingle police officer. We have since
learned that the o:he, two hive been NIB
sent Tor week or more, and that the
whole duties of the police have devolved
on MI Guy. with no authority to employ
assistants. lie has used all the cxer,ion
possible. and has succeeded in arrcstinp
some OF The disinrbers OF the peace, and
has repor ed othe:s In The new organi-
zallon OF be police, VIC hope our council
will furnish one officer TO each ward. AT
least, and give him some compensation TO
act aa O Waterman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
UONOR,NG PARENTS,


as stranger went into the chur CHI,
yard ola pretty village, he beheld three
children al newly made grave. A boy
about ten years of age was busiiy ongaC.
ed in placing plants Of turf about il.
Wills, girl, who appeared 4 year or
two younger. held in her apron q few
roots OF wild flowers. The third child,
still younger, wa, sitting on tho grass,
watching with thoughtful look the move.
msnts Of the other two. They wore
pieces Of Grape on their straw hats, and
a few other signs of mourning, such as
are sometimes worn by the poor who
struggle between their poverty and Attic
tiohs
The gil soon began planting some Of
her wild flowers around the head Of the
grave, when the stranger addressed
them:
Whose grave is this, children, about
which you oro so busly engaged?"
Mothers grave. SIR said the boy.
And did your Father send YOU to
place these flowers around your Mo,hsr's
graveT
No, sir. Father lies here too, and IT.,
tie Willy and Sister June"
'Whch did they diet
'Molher was buried fortnight Yesterday
sir but Father died last winter; thew oil
lie here
Then who told you to do th.r
Nobody, SIR replied the girl.
Then why do you do i,Y
They appeared at a loss for an answer
but the stranger looked so kindly at them
that al length the eldest replied, as the
tears started to his eyes:
| 20, we did love them, sirr
| 'Thcn you Put these grass turfs snd.
wild flowers where your parents are laid
because you love ihem2'
Ycs.sir.' they all eagerly replied.
| What can be more beautiful than such
an exhibition OF children hon oring tho
memory OF deceased parent s! Reader,
are you an orphan? Never forget the,
dear parents who loved and che rished
you in you in your infant days! Ever
remember their parental kindness! Hon.
or their memory by doing those things
which you know would please them
we're they now alive, by a particular re-
gard to their dying commands, and car
rying on their plans Of usefulness! Are
your parents spare 10 youi Ever treat
hem as you will wish you hsd done,
when you stand lonely orphan al their
graves! How will a remembers rance of
kind afectonnte conduct towrds those
departed friends. then help to sooth Your
grief and heal your wounded heart!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

A Havana correspondent, Of the New
Orleans Plea, une, writing under date Of
the 9th instant, says
! believe firmly that tho cxpor, Of
Sugar, for tn present year, (lS45)
from the north side of the island, will
reuch 100000 boxes. For Eve years
past exclusive of the last. which wa,
a most extraordinary yicld) the aver.
age crop has been $4,000 boxes, being
an excess over the approximate OF the
coming crop OF nine per cent. only
The Coffee crop may almost ut once be
called no crop at all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

Capt. Grey, who frs, saw Inc CoIum
bia Rivers mouth, dill not enter il. did
not take possession. Now, mere discove.
ry, uDaccompanied with the fact Of occu
patton, confers no claim. They who frs,
take possession get the better right; and
IN this particular, the b i,ish Captains.
Mcares and Vancouver. got The better OF
us"
Thus writes II Secreiario. The Wash
lng'on correspondent of the philadelphia
North American, in arguing against our
claim to the Oregon territory. The fici,
as we have shown by eytrarts from Capt
Grey's Journal. and other documents. is
precisely the opposite of this. Neither
Meares nor Vancouver entered or took
possession Of rhe river on the other hond
both declared explicitly and emphuricallv
alter the most careful examination, that mo
svch rirer, IN their belief erisied. Capt
Grey, OH the contrary, entered il, anchor
Cd MenW miles ab1ve its mouth, named +,
after his vessel, and told Vancouver Of his
discovery. who would not believe him.
These are the facis, and they should be
understood - New York Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
ARRIVAL OF TIE UIBERNIa.

ARRIVAL OF TIE UIBERNIA.
Iwenfy Three Days Later from Europe.
The following items embrace all tina,
is imporiani:
Arrest and execution Of the Spanish In
surgent Chief Zurbano.
Dangerous sickness Of the Pope Of
Rome.
No news Of the missing packet ship.
Memorials 10 repeal the duty on Cot
ton.
Sir Charles Me,caIfe made peer I'm
der the title Baron MelcaIfe.
The money market was very easy, and
cotton remaIms at previous quotations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
Gen ERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Feb. l8, ls45

< SO. 10 tOf1
The Senaie's amendments TO the bill
CONCERNING Sheriff's commissions were
disagreed 10.
The following eagrosscd bills were
read third Time:
a bill appropria ing So 1000 for com
p'eting the SIaupon and Parkersburyh
Road.
MIR Garnet urged the stronges. Of all
arguments ngansta bill dppropria.ing
money,ay calling the ayes and noes.
MIR Hays, Mr. Smith Mr. Newton and
Mr Anderson supported the bill.
Mr. Cooke moved n ryder 10 the clfccl
that the Board Of Pubic works nuy Dor
row on the credit OF the Common wealth
5tbs of Sl70,n00 for the purpose oi
matchmaking the road between S,aunion
and Scohsville. MIR c explained the
Importance ofthis improvement
Nj Gnrnett moved the indefinite post
ponement Of the bill and ryder
Mr. Preston was m favor Of both inn
Provemen,s-rhnt contemplated by the
bill and by the ryder. But he was OPP
posed TO uniting two measures, in this
way, in order to carry them. The
ScnItsVilIe road had fair trial, and i,
had failcd; and it was not fair 10 encum
Der Tins bill with IT, For the bill tse! f..
he would vote, with very great pleasure.
lie would give the people of the West
every imPro emeni, compatible with the
true interests and the permanent glory
Of the Common wealth. lie had not voted
Tor The right Of way TO the Baltimore and
ohio Rail Road; but he would vote for
improvements quite as beneficial TO the
people Of thai region. And this was one
TO which he gave HE warmest support.
Mr. Stephenson, III reply to NJ Preston,
sad he would rather have performance
Than promise M ) said his region of
country had been most shamefully alb.
use and tramplsd upon. on this floor
It's interests had been Jisresardod sod
cruelty outraged; and If the peIple Of
IN II section would follow his advice. thew
would neve. send another Delegate to
THIS Legislature. IL was vain and worse
than vain. For one. he (ar 81 hoped 10
SIC this Commonwealth discovered
rho West possessed The clemens Of q
I great Comin0n wealth. and disconnected
With he East, by wham sho was tr. m
| pied upon. she would be great and
glorious Empire. Mr. s procce Ted "a
! comment up ~ the injustice Oi sacrifciny
nj the interests Of The State tn the great
Crniral lmproy cment that Of the James
/ River,
Mr. Preston bal heard the remarks o.
~ Stephenson With The deepest pa n:and
ne would live To regret having udyen
ureraGce TO sentiments, which no true
h"aried Vrginian in monont Of cal.
nlness. would not deprecate. MrP M.
rFly dlsclolmed, on the part OF the Yves.
anv desire Tor dissolution Of his Sta.
aud ne would tell the gentle nan from Nv.
Ter that he never would live 10 see ina,
event, and hes hoped in God, (syeak mo
with great "arnes' messy that he should
're tim dead oe ore that time -tNf Pres
ION was arrested Nv poials Of order rails
ed by NJ Lee aud ar HAYS, bit he wa,
permitted TO proceed Mr. r continued
70 defend his course IN respect TO nc
whole West, and % demonstrate that by
Gets. and not by words. he had done
whatever no could 10 I'd, anco ils wei.
itrc
so Stephenson rcjo.ucd by stating lha,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

B. & o r. ROAD The Lerisla>
ture oil Virginia finally passed The bill
giving the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road the righi OF way through Virginia
10 Wheeling on Wednesda, last. The
question therefore is now finally settle d
that Wheeling is TO be the terminus of
that road on the Ohio river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

newepal or, ard will merely remark, further.
that there are many things witch we nigh,
qnoie from scripture, no one Of which proves
,ba, the spirit after The resui ection, is anfeuer-
ed by matter or space hu; all seem TO us to
provr a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

NINE7AR'--i writer in the New Gen.
esee Farmer, gives the following rccc pt
Tor making vinegar, a barrel o. which.
according to this mode. will cost but n
tr'lle. Ills plan is: Take eight gallons
OF c'earkroin water. Md three quarles Of
moiasses' pot into "a good cask. and
shake we'll n few times, then add two or
three 'pooorJls of good yeasD. 0, ,wo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

yeast cakes. IL in summer, place the
cask IN The sun, ifin winter, near tho
chimney here 1t may be warm. In
ten or f,'ieen days. add to the liquor 4
sheei oil brown paper torn 10 strips. dipp.
eo IN saolasses, and good vinegar will he
Pr oIuced. The paper will in this way
'1rm what is called HE mother. or life
of vinegar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

CoNGRESS.-The r, xas question is
stu under debate in the Senate The
civil aud Diplomatic bill! in the House.
On the 2lst The TEXTS deba'e was con.
tnucd IN the Senate, and various govern.
mental bills acted on in the IInuse. The
tos' Once bill is not yet up, and there are
but eight more days to work in.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24


The House now went INTO Committee OF
the Whole upon the civil and diplomatic
Bill.
Me-. Smith Of III. moved an appropria,
uou Er continuing the Cumberland Road
IN the States ui Indiana, Illinois and
Ohio.
The Chair decided that the amendment,
wns no, in order.
mr. & ] lnyersrll moved an appropri
alton at 5000 Dolls for a Commercial A.
gen' to reside abroad.
MT. lune soil went on to talk about our
ommercial affairs. Iir gave some Stats.
ties which Mr. Kennedy Of Nd. correc ed
and promised topio,e incorrect. Allthro'
he speech which o copied 0eariy an hour
Mr.. ing"Isoll was told that his statements
Nerc erroneous.
The amendment was Withdrawn when
NJ. lngcrso ! closed his speech
The next amendmen, was now eflor
OF some of The majority 10 repair aud re-
furnish the Presidents House. !, was
proposed hat six thousand dollars should
I've expended for repairs aud fourteen
thousand for furniture
Mr.. Stewart ni Pa desired that the
endment should srecIfy American man
Loc'ure d proposed this "a an amend
mont.
Tie Committee were som Involved in
regular discussion. mr.. Payne OF Ala.
md Nr Buck OF Ga, had some sparring.
the former being IN favor Of small
mount for repairs. and the last named
member IN favor of u liberal appropria
ton.
Mr. Black minated in this debate that
| here was no Rail. oud Iron of American
| nanufac,ure.
NJ Kennedy said that the mount Saw
igr VOL Ks manufactured Rail Road Iron
It fifty nine dollars q ton. Orders wer,
erived every day, and more orders ihar
could be attended TO, and iron was fur
nlshed rs cheap and cheaper. including
he duty than il could be- procured Gon
,br, n.
MIR. Stewart OF Pa and the House a
me moment thrcatcued 10 be involved il
regular tariff discussion.
The amendment finally prevailed il
Committee.
MIR Kennedy o: Md moved that The sun
D. $4,000 be expended To carry on tho
! rclegagh from Feb 1915 to Fehruar,
1916. Mr. l. sald he had received ,
communication, stating that The funds fire
appropriated had entirely given out, anc
ne hoped the appropriation would b,
made under the direction OF the Pos, Mas
ter General
The amendment was then Withdrawn
with the view of being introduced in {
new form
The Committee rose nj four o'clock
and after vain effort to proceed to olhel
business, the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
CITY NEWS ROOM

DhIS room is now completed and open for
u subscribers and strangers, for whom ~,
forms The most desirable place of resor, thai
has ever been opened in ihIs city. The Ro m
will be always we'll warmed and lighted ever
evening except Sunday.
BoSton, Baltimore, New York,
Washinsioh, Albany, Richmond,
PhiIaheiPhia, Norfolk, Harrisburgb,
PiuSouieb, New OTlean;, Louisville,
Nashville, ST Louis, Indiapopolls.
Detroit, CipciRtaii, Columbus.
Cleveland and large variety of o,hef papet,
amounting Ia so in number, will always be ON.
me- ihhmS ~ %. Jan 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

SINGULAR RoBBERY.-.The National
Int l,gencer ofthis morning snys: We
learn from a Magistrate residing at the
Navy Yard that few nip hts since
some thieves snte red new building
situated in that part Of the city, and re.
moved from one Of its rooms two hand
s'me marble man,el, pieces, which had
been htely pu, up and fixed in the usual
manner. The thieves who performed
this singular exploit bore away tho sp.
oils, which have never since been heard
of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
Is 1T TRANscENpENrA11sMp-Tho

is 1T TRANscENDENrALIsMs-The 10 /.
wa hawk Eye, contains, in one Of it's
lenders, the annexed msrceau:
Our generation hunger and thirs,
alter humbuggery and humdrun. Con-
serva,lsm is old fashioned and out OF
use, nothing out extremes will satisfy
the morbid craving Religion has be-
come an epilepsy. Politics the inbrea,h
ing OF Nitrous Oxyde. and Morality the
osclllaiing vagaries of maniac, how
feding to iullness and then starving ic
inantion. Tine greater the absuriry the
more popular the faith A HARLEQUIN
upon all fours-Jim Crow with hi.
turn about and wheel about If the,
would run for any office from Presiden
down, could hedge bets on their success.
to any amount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
DAILY TIMES.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a. lsls.

VOLNEY d PALMER, is our authorized
agent Tor receiving Suisse ipiions and Adver>
iSemen'N Tor the Wheeling Times and GazclIe
HIS Offices are.
loo NaSsrr street, Ner York,
50 Pine street, PHILADELPHIA.
tin,Ore
10 STATE street, Boston.
Mr. w JAMES. is Agent for The Wheel
ing Times aud Advertiser and the Western
va ilnleS nnf Gazette, Tor ~ WeSers States,
Iowa and Visions in, assisted nv Moses Meek,
rr, James Smith, T ID mt, G ii Comslock,
- Jennings and L Gardner Smith.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
T.E NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
u S MAIL SWIFTSUkE NO 2

a esxzD ROBINSON master, will con
H.yx-zfNr u iInne TO run through the
80 season as weekly pscket
c.,.-.--.., between PiItsbuTeh aud
evening al 0 O'Clock. and Cjnc,n1,u ovryy
Thurslay at 10 A NJ
For ffeght or passage apnly IN hos,d
feb 81 '''' '" "''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

aTAs we expected, the Legislature did not
adjourn on Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
G0n PACKAGES Boots, Shoes, Bro.
,OV gaDS, &c, 10 be sold al Auction in

Baltimore 81 " NV Wv" -
ne subscriber will sell NJ Auction, on WEI.
neSday morning, March l2'h. 1915, a. Ware.
h hons NO % South Charles 81, al 10 o'e'ock
4'O rsci ages Boots, Shoes, Brogans, sc sc,
Women's d Cbil!fcn's Wear. suitable f,f
ne SPung rhdc +, and received dlrsc rom the
mannlaciuferS. Terms Of Sale 500 and nm.
Der, CaShi over 500 and under 5000 4 mcn;b, /,
over $500. 8 months, for approved rrdor,ei
"o'eS Win I'tercS. THOMAS STRARNS,
60 Aeon Tor The Manufacturers
}" WILLIAM WARD, kuct'r.
~ CLANS, BY the author Of O'ITaa FAM.
w Punchs Snardrsgnn; The Chimes, by
DInth, ouining OF The CorVeat, a Rumanoe
NJ MI Benealct, Punehana: StuSmn, a 1,le Uf
mNe,mefI'mi TeS1s and The Gull Of MeHfco
cciyed md !of ,slo b.
ich I" w soBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
NEW U $ MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.

NEW u $ MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.
s<dSBI> The new and fast run,
81 h ~ ming steamer CLIPPER,
90 .,,xsss1 N Crooks, commander.
will continue - make re
gular weekly lrips 10 Cincinnali;l leaving Wheel.
ing every Friday evening az 0 o'clock, and Gin.
cinnan every Monday at 10 a NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
comm, 'Iions, apply on board.
3JThe ClIppe' was built expressly fer The
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade, and III ron.
tnue IN the trade The whole season, feb 2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

MoNEY IN NEw YofK Tn, Ncw
rk Express says: The supply OF
monoy, ia the street, has much lncreas
ed within few days, and short paper is
sought at SIX per cent, by the bank
lower rates hnyo been Obtained on cash.
onl SIX per cent Is abJIt the gnnefnl
range The q ckcts that sailed on Mon
lay had bW a small amount Of specie
md the tide seems to he turning in 6vo,
i Now Yofk. The rcccinl. Of speci.
1t New YORK OF Sunday. we're s78.5OO.
winch IS little over tho exports las
week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

LEARNED Decision Some of our
South western justices are sorely puzzled
al times. For ir stane:- Smith was
accused OF stealing a pig from Stokes
Johnson, witness for Stokes, swore
positively as 10 the guilt of Smith, Jinkins
witness Tor Smith, swore just as posi-
lively i"r his innocence. The Justice
was in quandary. The business, like
the lrishman's opinion of the French Ian
guage, looked to him "a good deal mixed
SO he finally dismissed the suit and sen-
fenced me hcitneSses 10 ray a II The costs!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

TINE There are few words much oft
ener in our mouths than that short, bu
most important word. Time. In one sense
the thought of it seems to mingle itself
with almost every thing we do. II is the
long measure Of our labor, expectation and
pain: /, is the scaDiy measure Of our res,
and Joy. Its shor.ness or Its length is
Continually given as our reason fer doing
or leaving un"one, the various works
which c'ncern our station, our calling
our family. our soul. And vet, with all
his frequent mention Of it, there are per,
haps few things about which man really
think less; few things,I mean, upon which
they have less real settled thought. The
more we do think upon it, the deeper and
me more difficult will be the subjects
which will open before us; the richer, too,
VIII they prove in matters for most pro fir.
able meditation -Aychieacon Wilbcr,
frees Sermons.