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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

,p Aivsrts>seass Intended fos our uornins's Paper
nst % before o'clock the previous evening
70 in.e IN isrtion; and thosc cs Monday mornings
per on Saturday.
MARINE lNTELI.lGENCE.
co., 80 a,es..na
MA s.s 10. ..i..A. a. ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice, Skinasr, Norislk.
rmLkpEIrRIA, Nov. 6.-Arrived, schr Columbia Grow.
ell. days from Richmond. with coal to =. Morris VAIN
& Co. .,aI u tt.st1l NJ Y
sr. PAUL,s CHURCH CONSERVATION.
o. THE Conservation OF st. Paurs Church
n .hs pe- Tss~,.y ner I'm instant somasns'ns 10
ar m. public generally invited attend.
~ ENOR NEW YORK. The regular pack.
2Ak II e sehr MANCHESTER. sn.ek. nass~r. having q
portion of engaged ssp.,eh fos
nos RANKIN wHrtocx
MANAGERS OFFiCE.-MoRE Luck AT
p..s 80; oi's. rssa@sl. less,y: esie:
l Tetet Nos Z 81 n, a prize OF $1,000
both .od and paid at sight BY BIGGER 4 co
ar Only I've BY 90
Drawn Nos. of Unaware I.osiesy. No sst: t-
% Is - &c ~ 62 81 81 ~ Is ~ as &c
Tie.s. No. 81 - g. ~ 60, SO, g. 10 Ct. W 10
ros tina, no'niss-sooes As rs No. u drawn Yi.s Zoe
package who'r r'elsts dollars. halvs. I. Or. Soc.
500 Ae IS Nos ~ drawa Whole Tickets a. .ivc. as.
Also the Dollar I,,ery 5000 Dollar. Capui
lawn Whole Tickets halves SOC a. IS package Of
whole tic KITS viii only cost 90 dolls
Mai on p'iee OF certificate ~ 80. share. proposition
THIS Day satnray-S ofsisooo. 100 Of 1000 lew ehasees
at Is dollars shares In be had cspa p-
dee OF t. RussEIi. BI0GER 90.
Drawn Nos OF Pokolnake Lpi-ry 9ai:
,v 60 - IS g, Sc "a 60 90 IS 10 20
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery. el.. $50
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JlCkLES. 20 boxes assorted Pickles, such
asonons Cabbage Peppers Tiio snaps Cueumbs ~ and
''"nih-T just received and for sac by JUAN PiZZINI
no Ne 10 be EiehaD Bank
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FOR LIvERPOO

E'OR THE LApikS-S lmethns New.-The subscriber has
- Just received ftou Philadelphia PAIRS Ladies Polk.
Slpps "a new aticIs) no7 JUDAH MYERS
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Tie prepared of airing ero-t in
the and nj such pe,s A. viii
make To tbs intes, OF public with their pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
CO.pARTNERSI
CIRCULAR.

LSossRp Host NoLi IN The .hoxs
aD hsi they prepared
e"agnnsn,s and respectfully soe share patronage Al
vahees made when required.
FROM the advantage. they possess AgeHs Msa~,l
ROCKY Glen and other large Mills they due-
ments To both manufacturers and eoahe
give sasfaeton to,c
-
Their aenton having To the sal. OF Prsos
Cloths and Yarns they very large amount Of
ths,e auiecs
Ttsy hsv. also Commission bsns,. De
PCT Tor the supply Of Manufacturer
on handa iu assortment them,
and n Agents of Mairawan
for all deserpio~s Cotton oc 23-o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

,p Aavssts>rse.ss Intended Zoe our uosninss Paper
mat b. bess In before o'clock the previous evening
70 in.us irioa; and those cs Monday mornings pc.
per on Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
"YIRGINInsn NO. ..

We ask attention to the 2nd No Of this powerful writer
worthy Of his great cause.
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FOX EIVEKPOOID
AsN The coppered ship A'a,ries, WILLIAMS mast
nfsH er, to leave without delay For freight of 500
hLIs oHly ppyto no s-lOt CHARI.Es PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

USRE1oNra EXPLORING HXPRDiTION-Nsrsiive ~ the
Exploring Expedition 70 the Rosy Nountsas ~ The year
1872 sndt ani NORTH California yesfs isfJ - Dy
Bf,ys Captain g. Fremont 81 The Typographical EnEnser.
Tbyfntw the Bobemiaa ConPha,r of. The Days ~ Nsna
Thefesa. ny hadauir Won Pasbyw.
TIE Cfiss Of New Yofk, with IS illustrations
Th- P0sp, BY Ffssce- =. O.sood.
WI = and lssi. cb'ap rdtios ~ thu Wavefy Novels
Another supply of The only aughsr" domestic story edited
~ the auihoT Of TIE Suhatsrn," The w. scar" se.
The Nyfte zee ~ TobaccS-by tic New Rsnj J. Lane.
fUfhr sITpei of the "MeDofs % Ceni f,ans
atrdby Ro.coe. Ios received by
no A WOODHGtfSE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

EOR CHAPPED FACES, HANDS, &c
l. Con- CREAM or RosEI freshly prepared. sale by
AI.EN DI'NAI A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

But we think be did not hurt blm much.
Order being restored and some Of the drill
serge ants having pulled Delc I'd down by
the coat-t.il, Mr.. Clemens arose TO reply
10 DR.. Tanner. ''Give il TO him." give
him as good as he sent" "Ilurra Tor
Clemens" &c. &c. Mr. Clemens at
tempted To be very sew 70 on the Doctor
lie advised him 10 stick to his puke- pills
and scalpei, mud leave the stormy sea OF
party politics 10 others. who haze more
ability, Sc. &C.. The Doctor rrjoined
bot could not hear ono word lie said
other than "lbat the profession he belong
ed TO was FAR more respectable. thnn q
be seven by nine pettIf"geer." "fhal
is right, mankiller," said Pierce, "give
/, 20 nm lie denied that he was the
champion Of Col Thompson he saId h.
had signed Mr.. Uale's memorial 'Oh,
he has sold himself 10 Tbompson''-s he
is u get u clerkship under fhompsop"- -
Ut is a lie." IL Gun prove il Nv Alex.
Newman" SIC. &c. G. w. Clu,,er he re-
came forward. and in very vehement
manner, addressed a few words 10 The
snceting, not one cord of which / could
ca;eh. hyou were iof hsle's--sPhi,i;a
has bought yvur-2zsto hcpec -.,s,i
down." &c. g.. Mr. Clemens again al.
dressed The meeting, and called Tor tbt
previous question. The chairman sistee
he Question was on the adoption OF Clat-
fef's resolutions. Now was heard from
the Phillips party, that Is riehs. '"ques-
ton squestIon," question: Mr.. Glenn
ems acted AZ teller, and tho resolutions
we're carried by largo majority. Jhi
chatham now announced that the rex
business in oYder would be 20 ballot, an;
called oa'n the meeting TO prepare, thei,
ballots Here old Dayezae alias Mr.. G
arose and proposed ,hs meeting adfJurr
Until Tuesday evening acxt ~ u wa.
nov after nine O'clock. aNe. ne, no, =
.'tIurfa for PhdIips,"
Mr. Clemens appealed 10 Geo Dave.
FAC AS sriend is Withdraw DIS motion
snd lie, the bslIoiting proceed. y hich, sfe'
sUme time, was done. "Iiessn f''r Main,
Hale" "Who made him Major p "yrh,
Clutter" "Iloxf' "why BY printing the
second edition Of his4th.of July Oss len
ta tbs benefit Of the, Irish - $50 IL
soo cripp'es. = "ssks oes sims hlsss La
Iey," &c. Older l~lps one moro ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

People try to reconcile you to disap.
po'n,ment in love, by asking why you
should cherish q passion for an obiect
hat ha, proved itself worthless. Tad
you known This before, you would not
hive encouraged the passion; but that
having been once f,rmed, knowledge doe
not destroy. if we have drunk poison.
inding it out does not prevent lie being
IN our veins; so passion leaves its poi,oo
in the mind. IL is The nature Of ell pas.
sion and Of habitual affection; we throw
ourselves upon il at venture, but ws
cannot return by choice.
II II is wife that has proved unwor.
Thy. men compassionate with the loss, be-
cause there is tie. they say. which 10.
cannot get rid Of. But has the hear, no
,iesf Or if it is a child. they understand
Il. But 10 not true love chiIdf Or
when another hos become part Of our
selves. where we mus, live or have no
lille at ALL" can we tear them IRON 10 in
an Instant No; these bargains are ior
life; and those for which our souls have
sighed for years cannotb forgotten with
a breath, and without a pang.--Hazlin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25
ga .ror,sman know. when h. h., N, N,


ErA sror,smsn knows when he hes Nj, his
game BY the h,uering AMI sc roaming. = II ss
may JUICE Of The ~ y wrher hits hi. nppon-
~nt oy the sane rule, we can put |, down ss
certain that We wounded our Prs ursh neigh
bersin atender place, in our remarks upon
their r. 'olu'ioD 10 20 away with stea "a boat run
nsrs Wscertainly pm, il up o the rigbt ground
VIZ; the determination. on their ,ait, 10 rnn
oui competition, secure the whole freight AMI
passengers that came through by The canal, 10
Pit sourgh boats, to The enii,e exclusion Of
those owned IN Cincin,ati, and thus establish a
gfel, local monopoly by which hey could neec
the public ~ pleasure. II is an DER true tale,
aud they know II. They know that they cam
not SO cell answer their plans IN any other way
40 By this eppsarancs OF abolishing q puisance.
and they dread the exposure d their nsiarious
designs. But it is TOO plain. During,the whole
winter Of navigation, they have had runners
BY hundreds, hui nov III. canal is open and the
owoers OF canal boats can play dlrset INTO he
hands OF steamboats, that they own also they
must cut OF all CHARGE that the Cincinnati
boats have, Tor patronage They will hud them
selves caught on pin hoik vet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25


RHODE ISLAND The Dorr:,e party
held their Convention last week and re,
so!vcd 10 g. into the election this Spring
upon the sole issue Of the suncopdiiionnI
liberation Of their incarcersted leader.
They nominated for Governor, Charles
Jackson, Esl--a Wig! This was
done in the hope Of dividing the Law ard
Order party. u portion Of whom are un-
derstood TO bs in favor OF Dorrite's lib
era'ihn. The Providence Journal speaks
thus OF the nomination Of Mr. Jack,
son:
We regret exceedingly that Mr. Jack.
son should sccept, il he has accep, ed the
nomination for Governor. We repre,
that gentleman Of his Distinguished alb.
lli'y. and for whom, personally, we en-
ierla'nso high regard, should throw
himself away in cause where he is
certain ofdelsat,and where success wou Id
lead only TO disgrace;--but if he chooses
his position at the head Of the Dorrile
Party, he mist expect to be held on IL.
Tic cannei plead the prominent no sition
WHICH hehas occupied in the Wing party
and in the Law and Order party--he
canno, pead aHy conservative views
which hemay personally entertain he
must be estimated by the party OF which
be stands for iho Representative, and that
party is the Dorrite Party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

captain I. Sangsier. the mnn who as
ssss';~d tsss tie.. fvh~ rs-r;v.y A4l~v.. sos.-
time ago, was tried ia the Criminal Cour RI
OF Washington City on Wednesday, and
sentenced ~ thirty days. confinement in
The county Jail. and 10 pay fine Of 500.
The venerable sia'csm man stated on the
trial that ne was perfectly satisfied thar
Sangster did not commit the assault with
any malicious intention. and he freely for
gave him. On this represen ;aiion the
Judgment was temporarily suspended, and
PORTION, signed by MIR. ADAMS and Judge
DUNLOP, was sent to the President. pray.
ing Tor pardon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

Phe noiso snd confu.ion was pow go
great hot cosld' hear nothing that no
said. ''Give 900 him, Doe,or,- Ska
him. Give bIef3fpsll,v &C &c. A lafqe
MN who occHpIrd a window near where
stood, whose same | was informed was
Pierce, from hpcbiesown, "A unused me very
much, could hear his voice above ali
the rest. 600 IL n-kdler," Give hin,
n dose Of Caiemri," 'svaccinate Finn -
"Gtye him pike, give him nn injac.
lion" &c. &c. "If,tra Tor Haze
"EIurra Tor Feeny." "IIurra for Nance
Downes," spa hun on y 90 il while
you're young, "a North Wheeling aesi0sI
The world," IS. &C. When the noise
had subsidized End caught Tho sound OF
he Dociors voice, say ing. that '4e was
not mu. b sceiaomed 10 public speaking.
u was both aeaissr his inclination am
his interest 20 ~ %. but he couid moi sci b,
and hear the portisn OF the Democratic
pauy,snd his friend Col. Thompson ihus
wsotonly ssssi'ed by mar Of but ,es.
lcrddy- one yho has scarreiy ben tive
years 10 tbs Democrats party. "Ilow
came he ia our r1j - said he who inyi
ted him, "cid he DOT leave tie Whis PAT.
~ and come over TO az, hccapte he knee
he e'oiW 90, ssquifs Ibst pssi,lou ts .sba
tajeHfrJ aalysTcctabie I airy he has &C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25
fN1H sII' JVII , IdI DluIIY.
"A DE MORGAN
Az IMp ,sr.,n-A man from 49,,

An IMP 'sTrR.-A mao from Virginia,
calling himself w w Wise, and pr,fess
ibg TO be a nephew Of Honorable Henry
A Wise, lately Imposed "a on the peopie
OF New York Mills, Onedia county. by
pretending 10 be deaf, mute and a wri,.
ing master. He succeeded in getting q
large class. and all vent on smoothly mn
he was detected 10 making himfelf to,
fsm'iiar with the pockets Of fellow
bosrdor, when suspicious were exciler
that he was more def ientin honesty thar
IN the sense Of hearing IL turned GU
that no could herr perfectly well. and /,
committee Of the Indignant ctizons sue.
eseded 10 causing tho dumb ~ speak
70 said tina, another individual ma.
been plying similar game at Hamilton
un Ter tho name Of Summervillo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

The Phtsburghers are boasting largely be-
cause some man in the east has made mistake
and shipped lew boxes OF Goods for Wheels
ing via the slaekwater humbug. They are not
the hrs' hens that have cackled themselves to
death over one egg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

esPsNsE$ ~ sUsPaEsISGrHg SLsvz
TsAos : u appears, b, the yearly rcpor,
70 the British Parliament, that Eng nd
has exPsnded litds SHIRT Of twenty mil.
l'ons OF pounds Sterling in .endeavorino
10 suppress the slave trsdc on the coast. 81
Afsic,, and q large no ini u bounties Ia :
not yVt been pafd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

Who reads an Anne riesn booSy--wse
me taunt uttered in the most bitter spisis
,owaros this country in years past BY The
Edinb urgh Review. The question has
long ssnce been answered, coorlu,iveIv
and uiuinphantly, and a Iresh responss
IS given ia the annexed .u;cl. eon;cA
RON the Boston ally Advertiser:
MI. FkksoorT, rnx HisroasAx.-ws.
'"se mucn pleasure in announcing tibet.
on Inc III Ut February. Mr. Prescott va
elected corresponding rnemter Of ne
Institute OF France, under the divis;ou a..
tho Academy VI Moral and Pslisical
Science, and IN tho section Of Csuersl.
History. The honor 10 cer,ainiv enc
sufficiently marked. sincs il was osvse
before, We be ieve, conferrrd on any a.
Two OF New kngland, except Efseklip:
but there ave Two eivcumsta nces at,esdins
tsin the preseut iHstsncs, that msks 4
more Than comsnonly CRAFTY isg., o.
OF them IL, that though ihs place % Ger.
responding member VI the InsAuas h a.
ten or always solicited, as vacane,es oe.
cur' by distinguished foreigners, snA,
sometimes solic,:ed very earnestly. Win.
"pt compromising iheis dignity. Il Va.
gwen to Mr. Prescott merely az The an.
thor Of Ferdinand and Isabe,la and 49,
Conquest Of Mexico; no, only wisheuos
n's Intervention or that Of his friends. buss
without their previous knowledge. that =:
was intended or thought OF. The oshsp~
CIRCUMSTANCES is that he was chcsea 10 !.
succeed Don Martin Fernandez Dc Nav
arreie, Secretary Of the Spanish Acadsnr4
OF history venerable and admirahls
man. who died last year At Madrid Ct r..
very advanced age. aving behind hin.
none IN Europe with an equal knswIeRs-
OF Spanish history. Regarded, there.
tore either az an inheritance Of the oalv
Ne" Highlander who before filed Dig
n'fied place, or rs one coming from the
last distinguished Spanish historian II il
succession Of which Dir Prescott and
his counlrymen may well be proud.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

stored. tho balIo,.ing pfocseded. and re-
'ul,ed ~ foliows pA'llips Ice Hale. 30
-Fecney 9--and Coz: Thompson /.
"liurra Tor Phillips" .Hurra for the Is,
ward" &c. &c.
IL now being 10 o'clock, and mos. Of
the fr'srds Of Thompson hav,oy retired,
"a mo ION was made and carried to adjourn.
aud thus ended one Oft richest farces |
ever saw enacted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

GTThe Wing party ofPetrrsburg has
nominated MS their candidate for thsIIouss
Of Delegates John w Syme, Eso.. kd;,of
OF ne Intcl1i6cucer. y rses n H. = /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

JAMES e Haavtsn, Egg. Be pleased = "a.
nouhce our late Efficient and talented sepr6soa.
lsuve DANIEL M EDGlNGTON. no, g :
suitable candidatc 10 represent the County Of
Ohio in The House Of Delesates 4. - ..vrs
General Assembly Of Virgins.
MANY VOTERS. s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

MARRIED-On the 18th last, 81 The Rev q
M Hudson, MIR JOHN lawn 10 Miss a1sAn AS,s
Wilson, all Of This place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

PORT Old IN WHEELING,
sTEAMBOAT REGISTE4.
Arr Gals and d. parinvss of Boois for ths isvf e.
hours, ending yssssrday al s'.lssk, r n
ARRIVALS.
Aliquipps, Pilisbutgh.
Gutter, do t + =
Plymouth do
Valley Forge, ST Louis.
Defiance, Zinesville
New Eogisnd CsDcinasti.
Mail, do see
DEPARTURES.
Aliquipps, Gincin
Cutter, do
Pfym,u.h, ST Louis
Valley Forge, Pittsburgh.
Defince, do
Mail, do
New England, do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25
TILE Y :. KIG : 9 e RcH--win

.lFf.zI ~ -t(I - ~ .<#@<*'o r@Jti
f'2ht Of - 1-fhat Irritating
sufysllsnie Of the Nigh sens, which has
proved ofais years an endless source OF
annoya"ct TO American shppipg---is yir>
sussIy az an end. The Commission
which ~ bsen appointed on the part OF
Che Eagsh and Fsench Cabinets. 10 mod,
" shs stl. may throw dust 10 the ewes
Of mo Ele'er Hall suinis, but il will as
sHeaiy lecere no one else. For all
psss.''s'pm poses he power is gonc. -
fvp''e oHnion 10 France is 50 poreot n
gs'nst vi principle, that no minister can
Snhs'eol =, and some II the most clear
headed English Statesmen lhiak that,
nol .n' Goes This obnoxJoUs Gigh, Of
seafchrfstsniiy keep us on tho confines
~ cellIlon with the United States, bui
ina, 50 II from niliigsiing the horrors
~ ne sld's'fade, 1t has actually incress.
60 r. ufd Howick, whose talents as
q aspa,sfhnd kesnness as po'itic,sn
place niilforenost amongst the master
spf'sosP'e British Senate, has uses
qn'sesai1givsn vent to his belief that
re f'stspf ssssch might be sboli,hei
- -. sa 2. 'hsAftiesn sna 70 En-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

Total loss Of revenue. E3.35s coo
Which will nea r!y absorb the estimated
surplus of .f3. 100000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

We leave the balance Of the meeting TO- The
graphic psa OF correspondent, merely pre-
nis'sg tina, the Whias who we're prssea, we're
perfectly silent aud decorous, taking no par, in
The proceedings and making no noisr. This we
wese very glad 10 see.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

'V,Rinia has nominsly efantca, bot virtual
" reins-j, the right of way 10 B,il,more traf.
nc. oy prescribing terminus, whic' her lrsis.
iators, unless lsmsniably ignorant, must have
Known the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Rvsd
Company could not at this day sccede to-
We copy the above from q communicative
in the Baltimore American OF Friday last, end
We d" 50 br the purpose Of asking that PAPER,
~ the vrgsu If the rail road compsnv, to give
| "a the reasons why the rail road company will
We would like to know which is ignoraat, she
company or the Legislature. We would very
much like to know the ground OF the prejudice
,ha, has recently sprung up 10 Baltimore, ae ains
Wheeling. az the crminus OF the ioad, and az
point of tusipess. To as IL seems unac count
able, bot n there ale reasons, we would like 10
see them fully laid oren ,o,he. public.
DAILY RivsR MAIL FOR The UPPER
MrssissIpPi We understand that ar,
engagements have been made with regular
packets now running up tho Mississippi,
by which mail will he provided daily
for all postoffices in north eastern Missou-
ri, Iowa, and the river counties Of Illinois.
The landings being GAINESVILLE, Louisi-
una, Hannibal. Marion City, Quincy, La
Grange, Tul.y, Alexandria, Warsaw and
keokuk. This will provo Of grea, ad-
vantage to the citizens Of the upper conn.
try, expediting the mails to them an av-
erage period Of six or seven days. We
have no doubt It will inc reuse the num-
Der Of letters mailed at the office here for
the upper counties, az the slow trans mis-
sion OF the mails having hitherto made
them OF little use TO our mercantile com.
manliy. II is TO he hoped similar arrange.
menis may be effected with regard 10 the
Missouri and l'linois.-lSt Louis Rep.
| CHANGES IN THE BRITISH TAR
lFF.--The mos, important intelligence by
| the Cambria, from Great Britain, is the
| financial proposition Of the Prim, Minis
ter, submitted in the House Of Commons !,
February Id, in which he recommend,
the entire repeal Of some important duties
on imports, particularly on cotton, animal
and vegetable oils, dye s,uffs, furniture
woods, slaves, and q list OF 43O articles.
|. is prop 'sed also, to abolish The auction
du,y altogether, and all duties on exports
The reductions to be effected are--
Sugar, fl.3OO,000
Coal, $4,000
Import duties on raw materials, inclu
ding
Saves, 100000
Cotton Wool, 100000
Auction Duty, 100000
Glass, $4,000
Total loss Of royepue GU 25e aon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

The President ihep addressed The meeting IL .
manner that showed q resigned de,ermibsiIon
TO get through The work as best he might. u
you have seen a man lake "a The first leg of .
tough goose vitb dbl kni:e, and wnchsd hi,
face A. he turned 70 me wiog, yon will have .
faint coorsprob oi The u,spnsf o. ihisaddtss,
Too mauer vas 1efy socd.
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7 feet saler ia The channel. FsIlier.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16
Imuertant 10 oontlcmca,

EDWARD McCUBBIN has handsomely fitted
lf up the three-story house recently ereced ON
the site OF his former stand where lio will DC happy
10 resume his business as barber aud hair dresser
He very respectfully invites return OF his old ana
esteolned customers and soIicits the patronage Of
the public generally to the Temple Of Fashion,
NOllL .oni 9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue
With The most competent assistants, and every de-
scription Of materials that can render his opera
tions luxury, instead of dull, sleepy process,
he latters himself that to him will be accorded the
credit Of keeping pace with the times IN oil that
has q tendency to add to the comfort and improve
the appearance Of the outer man.
81 Not only in the face has Nature made
". .,a its comeness and beauty to abound,
But in the scissors edge and razor's blade
a.s M The aids to loveliness are ever found.
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