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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13
LAR.

u lRGlNlA -IS CnANcsaY.-At an Inter.
" mediate term Of the Cifcdlt Superior
Court oi Law and ChanceTy tor the county OF
QUO he'd at the court house thereof, on
l9efsday the tweoiy>seVenth day e February.
MaIY Thnmrann nnmnlnn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

NlRGiNIA In CusNcERY.-At Rules Held
in the Clerks flee of the Circua Sdpe-
rior Court of Law and Chancefy Tor The coun>
~ OF Ohio, IN The month of March, lS45,
Benjamin McMechcn, complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13
CAUTION TO l.


LET ALL THE WORLD FAKE NOTICE
AND BEG AREFUL NOT TO BUYTGE
(SnGAR COATED)IMPRCyED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless ryrxy nov
mas on 1t the wR'TTGN signature OF the orr,
ginal inventor Gnd patenlee,
n BEGNJAMlN SMITH, MD
'nfse pleasant Pills possess powers to open
ALL me natural drains OF the system viz: The
Lungs, KIDNE US. SKIN d. BOWELS-
hitherto UNENuwN in The practice OF medicine;
anu 50 complete has been their tIiumrh over
all other medicines, that many have been led
10 suppose they contain some powerful mineral:
but upon examination 10y Dis Chiffon, Ran
dOlphi Huntington and others, this Supposi,ion
Is al once proved 10 be gIoundlesS.
Sold in New York, at the principal Office,
lI0 Greenwich slreei, also by Rush.on & Co,
Broadway, corner o: 18th street.
pamphlets to be Lad OF agents gratis.
B.-Persons will also notice on the TOP la
bel an engraved Indian figure, cross ed with fns
ed pIint.
The genuine may also be bought with "a few
al ID GuiOn'>, corner Of weiy and Grand
street., aud Mrs Hays, l3) Fulton Streef, Brook,
w ana at respectable stores throughout the
United States.
SUGAR COATED PILLS W. DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
VW HlLL, Of the firm Of Girlcy e. um
va 10y Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior to anv he
has eyer taken. His vile has found hem de
lishilul and ehicaCiOu,.
Miss DoUoLAsS, corner Walker and Ludlow
~s'ieeis, has been cured oi PAIN in the head.
Guinness OF siEhi, and dzLiueSs 81 long stand
Ing, BY 'hrm Pills.
Mas slMoNs, OF % Henry street; cured OF
pains and cramps OF eight years Standing.
Ma hTENs, Of 2G} GteeuWIch s,rcet. cured
OF .gy'pfpNio, ol seven years standing.
Ma CAHLcCB'S laugh ef, 3 Staple street, cur.
ed gI WORMS 10 their worst form.
Rev Ma BuEylrr, Of BrunkIyn. cured Of bill.
iou. complaints, weakness, Sc.
we need not add more. Evidence crowds
mon Us tom aH quarters No Pills ever before
lcccmpiishedso mu,h wi'h So lric trouble and
il-d2Trcahicrcss asD smith, SuyarCp afrJ,
Imrtpttd Indian VCgttah.r P.Is' Sold al
Hdl'n'> cotntt B'oety end Grand ,'s, Phtio.
.ofoer Of Bctkman aud William srreefs. Eve.
,eil- - Hn7 On 80 Ms lla}' lIy PUTIN n,
Do. h'ynjan. 2H3 Grrsua t,a..rcl. gam.
.ne laocl-I..a iDr Uf sH.Tu. written gm,
fl IJ-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

CuAScERy Al Rules hold
y in the Clerks Off &c Of The Circuit Supe,
rior Coutt Of Law aud Chanceiy for The C, un
~ OF OHIO, in The month OF March, 1915.
Toe North Western Bank OF Virginia, com,
plainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13
Way ThomnSOn, Complainant.
against

George j Deal and May Il his wife. la,e Marv
u 1 oomis,F rancis Lawson and Jane his y lie.
late Jane LOOMS, Cecilia Lcomis and d.,
rsphine Loomis, which said Mary n, Jlnc,
Ce.IIta and Josephine, are children and herr.
al law of Cecilia NJ Loomis, late of OHIO
sonnly, deceased, aud others, defendants.
nc dolcnddnis Geofge I Deal and Mary r
his wife, not having entered their appearance
aDd given stcurty according TO the act Of A.
sembIy and the rules Of this court, aDd II sp
pcaring by satisiactor, proof that hey arc not
Of this COmmOn wcalh-on motion
ct the complainant by counsel, IT is ordered
that he said defendants 10 appear here on Inc
IfIst day Of the next tenn Of this COurt and An.
swer the complsinanfs bill; and that a cory of
this order be forthwith inserted m some neVs
paper printed in the city OF Wheellap. for tpo
months successively, and posted attbe from,
door Of the court horse Of Ohio county.
Aeopy Teste, ALEX r LADLEY, Cpk.
4h'' mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13
In - LSS III IA


CoMPCCND EREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR the cure of DEAFNESS, pains and the
discharge OF matter from the ears; also all
thoso dlsagroeabIe noises. Ike the bu2zing ~
insects, falling OF water, whlzzlng of steam, q C
DC, which are symptoms of approaching deaf
ness, and also generally attendant with the dis.
ease. For sale by Or j C~RUMBACKER,
No I?3. Main St, Sole Agent.
This medicine is highly recommended aud nu.
merous certificates are given, by very res poet
able persons, Of the many astonishing cures
which il has performed. nov 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

Ne kW GOHK SILK ia T5-E,c0 TrI.
~ day ir'm New York, a few case, of Inc
--latest Fashion, all Silk Hais--'pr ale low.
mar ID SAMUEL - ~. PEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

REQ ~, 1870.
LEATHEE.
S received al The Sign OF The Black
sS Mammoth Boot Market Square 5000 rs
OF BIS. BniilmOte Spanish SU.e Leather. and
marl4 TODD HOWELL.
.11G00 LBS Spanish sole L.alherrs
low tor cash at The Sign ct tho Big Re- Boot
mh5 SAML McCtALLEN.
~ EW IOHN SILK ia Fo-Etcd Tr1-
~ DAY iF'm New YORK, a few cases OF he
--latest Fashion, all Silk Hhis--,or saIc low.
mar "a SAMUEL - ~, PEI,
TNRENCH MIRROR ATS. -ArC,u,n n,.
received = few dol IT tbc above si,Ie Has
which hf bear'y arl uohucsg, sur.ass ary ,bira nj
the Mind ever before oGyfcl in Wheeling. Car auJ
go ihem al TIC sign Of The Big Black Upt IT5 Nam
era a cNrcALLAH
q CASE OF Aoisced 2 case. ont Lcmo,. D ,o.c,
"a OIL Peppermint. . csses oil Glover. / case oil
betlamone J,st reed aud Tor sale ~
'pI 10 PRYOR PAULL No IOl Ms,kcrs.
NcTFIiEs AND slCKLEs--1bo sut seub,f has
~ just received
20 doz DIaiug' ssi,ct C,ain sry,ses.
~ do do do Grs 8p
10 90 ll''e& WIippIos,e iec q DO Grass do
10 do Sctihe s. cIs.
50 DO Scyme q Gee.
so do Scy the sfonts.
% d. Shows Sickle,
The above Scytbcsp re- on .rirrI. ODD ,f t. hoe,
hagng sod Newton Diins. SCI, tn,. Or o. ,,,,..
have 80 hesitation 90 sajr ... ihli r.e, .frrI H
~ ihghest tcpuio VI npy Dido iu re uofef sac.
g0p II SAAlI NTrI
MEW HARDWARE, 80 l5J tfTn ST.
~ OIT q DNEElt aIc now rcot,ng Irn.r
New Y u.s., philadelphia aud B5Ilmarr. I,s.
sod general as-'rmrrt ol UHrla1fr, CuI,r. ,pJ
S'ddicfy. "hIci WIS., ho s"ld at smHl pf.lts. o.,
CAsf. o. 60 prutnit men ~ tme. Country Ai,,
chnnts, spdi.cfs.huusl builders. carpenters. clrp,,.
snd hi1cksmrls Gao be accommodated win limos.
by n'li'i' ~ ''H'"'W use. ap 10
Al fOACu LACE-st,mmg aud r..Eioy add
Broad C"och L4re; Brss ranfs. B,.E.,
Latnps Df9b 60 To- IL ad Lining; GHm C.otl Ggd
and Jlain, OF Capeh Eiric springs. sc ~
sp2i OFT A. GREfR's n, $50 Nf.nu
n ADiLS CCLOitED S~LuI'4hS--I Vm-t
IA LaJio' coiofed shppcfS o t|eauni1i article
Jast re'eiued ~ he sign 81 thr BIG RED BOOr
~ 10 SAM'L CLALIEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

lhGiNlA-lN CnANcERY-AI Rules held
" IN The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sope.
= I,uft oil Law and Chapcery for The coun-
Francis Melton, complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13
l.. r

WIRGINIA-lN CBANcERY.-At Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supt-
nor Court OF Law and Chancery for the coan-
y OF Ohio, in the month of March, 1915.
Elbeit Caldwell, executor If the last will
and testament of Alexander Caldwell, de,
ceased, complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

% %EAA LBS Spanish Sole L-ather re.
<OPISVO ceIyed this day. and TJr sal.
low Tor cash at The Sign ot The Big Re Boot
mh3 SAML N~cCGALIEN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

NIRGlNIA-lH CHANCEeY.-At Rules hell
in The Clerk Office Of the Circuit Supe
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for The coun.
John Croft, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

Il CASE OF Aoisced = cnses Od Lcmar. , ,o.es
~ OIL Peppermint eases OIL Glover, I case OIL
Befgamoue JDst reed and Tor sale ~
op l6 PRYOR PAULL, No I6I Mstkoist
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

WlRGlNlA-lN CHANcERY-At Rules held
" IN the Clerks office OF the Circuit Su
perior Court oil Law and Chancery for tn
Goun' y oi ohio, In the month of March, 1885,
James Baker, complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-13

Mary Ann Morris, Sa:ah Updegraf, Jane
Updegrah, Joseph Updegraf, Jaliana Up.
degraff, Josiah F. Updegraf, Elizabeth C.
llpdegraf, EDWARD | Updegraf and Israel
Updesraf, Jnnior children Inc heirs at law
OF israel Updegrah, late of Ohio county
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
xIscgLLlyEoUS Solutions
TIE PROGRESS OF .'ANNExATiON

We COPY tho following, not because we enter
into tho feeling which seems TO have prompted It.
..vs tho National Intclligencer, but TO give the
RAIDER tho benefit Of the information which II i'm
mart. of the progress of tho scheme Of annexa-
ton. and also of its origin, which II now appears
ia not Justly attributed 10 President TYLER and
Mr. UpsuUa, as heretofore supposed, bu. to other
counsols.
"ue TylER's HAsTE.-Wc understand that
Mr.. TYLER mounted ono OF his relations Mr..
WAGGAMAN as an express TO hasten 70 comlhuhl
cate to Tcxas that he, as President OF the United
States had made his election rs to tho alternatives
contained in tho lato act of Congress. looking TO
the admission of Texas into the Union; and that
he had chosen that alternative which it Is known
conId not have commanded majority tho
Senate and had rejected that which carried tho
majority in the House up from twenty-five 70 fifty
SIX.
Mr.. TYLER knows well that Congress did not
intend 10 entrust tho discretionary power Of the
nc, 10 his hands. He knows we'll that, fhc had
appointed tic commissioners necessary undor
Of tho alternatives Of the act, they would not
hive been confirmed to carry ont his Instructions.
He has therefore seized upon that portion Of the
legislative enactment which, if acccdcd to by
Texas, may involve future difficulties III our own
Congress and tho concord now existing
among tho friends Of the measure, which
alone ensure II happy contamination. He has
taken the alternative, meant BY tho law 10 DO con
fcrred on the American President whose duty it
will be to eGic. the measarc from him. and gwen
il 10 tho Texan Executive.
But apar. from all considerations of public pol
icy, what will the country think Of the propricty
and decorum Of this attempt to fores;all tho action
of the Chief Magistrate chosen by tho people with
an especial eye to this question, and 10 whom
alono it IS notorious tho discretion confidc in tho
act Of Congress intended 10 apply! 1t Is
clear. Mr.. TYLER began his Presidential career
in virtue of accident, that be means to take tho
benefit Of tie whole chapter Of accident, to blend
himself with results HAVING THEIR ORIGIN IL THE
couNsELs OF GENERALS JAcEsos AND lIoUaToN.
and which his lnausplcious mana cement has SO
lar married in their progress
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

INTERESTING TO WDows.-in the Supreme
Court Of rcnnsyvania a decision of inportanc
has been nrlo. Tho application was on the
part Of Il widow, who has married again, To com
nc, from the executor Of her lato husband tho
pa vr1eut of annuity OF two hundred dolnrs,
loft her until her should be of age, 'providcd
however that sllo remained his widow until TINT
time; otherwise tho annuity to cease The
court ordered the payment Of the annuity. not
withsanding the re-marriage. 1t was held that
provision for the payment Of annuity 50 long
as tho widow should continue unmarried would
be good. the provision operating only rs a Fimlta-
ton upon the dovisa; but in tho case before tho
court thoro n limitation already provided. to
Wit, the coming of ago Of tho son, and the other
clause directing tic snnuity to cease the mar
rago OF the widow. could be regarded only a
c,i tion subsequent. Il restriction upon marElaoe
which tho law dlsfuvors opposed 10 tho first
law OF our nature ana To the interests Of society.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
From Boston 10 Albany, II hours.
Albany to Buffalo, % +"
Buffalo 10 Detroit. 50
Detroit 10 St. Joseph, y
! 1 I q
8. Joscph TO Chlca 20,

And when the contemplated railroad from Chi
cage or Mil"ahe to the Mississippi, is completed.
St. Louis may be reached III some 36 hours moro,
When all these improvements shall be completed.
tho great mass oftho extreme southern and south
western travel will come hitherward by this routo
at once the most safe. expeditions and pleasant.
If Michigan legislators have any regard for the
interest of their State. they will not delay day
in making provision for the speedy completion Of
the Centre road. The project of appropriating
the State lands, (now unappropriated,) for this
purpose. appears feasible. Let It be adopted,
the ro1d bill. and in less than ten years, the
income from the road will only support itself,
but the State Government, and then there viii
be enough left to 60 with the southern road.
and build half dozen lateral roads besides.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

AMERICAN CoRN AND BRIr1sH MANUAcTUREs.--
"a Book for tho Yankees has been issued in
England, to prove that America should abandon
manufactures and trade. and rely solely upon
agricultural pursuits. John Bull is in a desperate
uav ut our love for trade, commerce and manu-
f;ictures. His ships meet ours IN every sea-
Yankee goods and Yankee merchants are driving
him ami his of some Of the principal markets
in the world. We may expect some amusing
works from him now political economy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

BALTI1IoEE < Ono RAILRoAD--Ne learn from
tho Richmond papers that on Wednesday the
Senate of Virginia passed, with amendments. the
bill granting the right of way through that State
to Wheeling. The amendments were on the
same day concurrcd in by the House, and the bill
is therefore 4 law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
Michigan Centre Railroad.

This road Will be in full blast to Kalamazoo,
the ensuing summer: aud bill is pending IN
the Michigan Legislature, aPpropr iating 10000
OF the State lands TO complete the roadto St.
Joseph-its western termination. There is no
more important work in the Jnion-none which
should be prosecuted with greater yigor. When
this last link IS competed, the Journey can be
made from Boston 10 Chicago IN 5 hours, as fol-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

IRoN Observation-Disclosures TO OREGoN.-A
company with the required capital has been form
ed a, last to work the great Iron Mountains IN
Missouri. The quantity Of ore in the mountains
would supply the civilized world with iron and
steel for millions of years. Tho quality of the
ore is equal TO tho very best. With the necessary
capital to grade the road bed, get out the super
structure and roll the II rail at the mountain. q
railroad might be built between the city of St.
Louis and Oregon city on the Pacific Ocean in
four years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

AMERICAN SEsot,E.-A report made TO Con-
gross by tho Naval Connttea. states that out Of
100000 seamen sailing out of the United States,
only 5000 were Americans. Tho Ohio ship
Of the line sailed from New York on a three
years cruise, with a crew of 1909 men, only lS2
Of whom were Americans.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

The Eicksburg Consttutionas: says tina. no
smoking Of cigars or pipes is permitted in any
church in the CITY of Nlcksburg
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

received asa present bv the consul of rho I-ni,sd
states n Zanzihar from liz In,I,r of r,n..at
TO correct = cyrrc,i error in the .,.t s,,,rIe.
mcn,ary 70 an act i rer,a,o ,rr.s.e ., ,n'.Se
n,ocoss :, ~ i,.,-;C, of 7,,I,,,,I,, So.
ne ,,,Io ,Lorcnr 90 - '''''' -
For tha -oI;af os Tho p-oS,aao. I'D Dire
tors of the Di.n,l syo,3n c,n,I ,.l,,rr.,,,.,
For the relief of Peter Non S.l.,;It
TO oItcr tho cor,orot. IinI;rs ~ Cao-,.,.,,.,
Maxine o,,roori,tions for the r,,,,o,, e, nv,
nonsjons far H. ycar cn,Iir., I,no m l8,;
In aI,crIny of nm net emf i,lca IAN 10, - os,,f
Iisb ,,o-t e Ieli,- !, Ca,..
IN the State Of Lo,I.sj,na..
r. ,ir't - ~ r..
r. cLo,,r. ~, .i. III. 4 i{.,, .I;;. ~ !,
IN ,I -.
~ ,h, a,l,r,;.i,', z ~ .t -,
Florida to,he tr,on
uI;o,t .,,,,,re,,,ra,;,,,, f H. -,
posi- on npn,..l,., H., ~. l,4., ~
:0;l, Inn ~; '''e
Maxim, o,,r'.,,,,ri,,.,,,. ,I .,,,..... - -,
"N-"1 up, 0PiItt"hs ioI '"' 7"p'ofe OF 11e
A0'''''''S ''i '''' car e''is''9 'a'ae o.
uaI;o,, ..,,r,,,.;...:l,,~ ~ . r.
rcvoIn,io9,r,I 'n r,l,, ,,.;,.,l..il: - =
'o"t.o""'t ''Iu o''io' ".''Si'',''Is % tiG =
80; ''' ''N e'' nuns '''0 '''i u '0'o'
r.. ,fa .,f,,f .J,,,z.,,. r,...
S,,rIn,,an,ar,I !, H.. ~, I'll :
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rho >,,fcs ~ lo,.:a . ,ta y
~ 'o' u io"' "''' io' 49, 'ii'o no mon
n'9 'o' io'''09 oA0'''9''eiy y ZIG le" '7''''o
- n
~, ~ . ne 5siI',l q 'o7ePh h''i'seE-
FOR inc PHfchaso OF certain copies OF TIC f'ls-
Tory Of Dresoll; oa'Iorni'' ana the other terrific
rics on mo northwest coast Of A'n>rlca.
,a Appfo3r'Iol,s Tor me MAYA service
M,l;n,, - e. e. 'n'., e,u;G
HiaNln9 appropriations Tor certlan fofti!ications
u 'no nl.ou o'5'9e' Tor INC year eHdh9 'oh OF
'''1 p..,' 49,
- ~ '1'' '0f cIf''''' i''''''tFy services
~ aa.ai,;.,
ol'-'S'i l.''Iii p'1' routes,
For ,ha 9.lidf -. H.. 80. 90
Eor tho rai;of % % HI'atSe : ,;...
of Josenb Icar, 1ia.a.aa ''''' "
- r. 49,. IS n,,.r,
~, ~. me re,.cL OF Iahie, inomns.
For tho rnI;cc ~ pi;I;,' e,r,.r,'. =
ono '''-'.' - : = 81 ''' VI "
f.. Tho r wen o.
~ - ''.ii i''ch'
roi INC reIicl OF isaac ttiden.
,looa W.. % INC i'3'' representatives. q
Eor ~ c,,-,-,I'..;
thin ro,ds 49,, 'on .i' ,':'' % '''
- 80 " 'io iclfl'ory 81 WISCONSIN,
IsIarJ 80 epiil'lcrclai intercourse VITA ''o
For tho re7;nf Of I,t'n ~ N,i11.t
Tocontinn. ~. b,rlo. ;r,r,.asa,,,ant ,,r,,d,,
.o,.I ~ ~ up e'i'3''' ii ~
ritor, of v;co; : = : " -
M,I.;, ;.;
monts in the Tcrri,orv of Iowa. ''''l''
For the relief Of SfonIv White
Making approprato,s for tho sunnort of
,ho army for the wear cndinr on the 3 nh of june.
1916
For the relief of John Adams and Joh, Adj
ans Jr.
For the relief of Samuel Naclv
For tho relief of Walker kinkIa & Car
thurs.
For tho relief of Benjamin S. Roberts
For the relief of Cunning r. McNair.
To establish uniform, time for EoIdino cIocI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

The CosT OF wAR.--Tho anti-rent trouble OF
Hudson has cos. the State Of New J ork 523.-
COS for pay Of troops a!oro.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Some years ago there attached 10 tho Park
Theatre very worthy old gontloman-a man
who had lived long enough TO realize the truth Of
the aphorism Of DR.. Johnson, that
''Sdperilous lsgs the of the stage
His namo Chapman. He had been good
motor, md was useful one. in his Old age.
One night Hamlet up for performance, and
Just botoro the curtain rose, the actor who was to
enact the
't;los: Of Iamle,'- Daddy
was among the missing, and Mr.. Simpson was in
some doubt If no could find among his troop
who could go in and tell the royal Dane
1.-The glow worm shows the matin to he near,
Aud gins TO pale his Intellectual fire.
In his emergency ho asked Mr.. Chapman it he
would do the ghost. All. that | will, respon-
ded the venerable actor, and IN ,ricc
parsoned I'm complete steel, ready 10 visit tho
glimpse of the moon, making night hidcous, and
we fools OF nature.
The good old actor, doubling his perfection i'll
the words. took look at the play. and stationed
himself by the WINGS looked 1t over. that he might
be ready whom called for. As he was near-sigh-
Tod, no was obliged TO wear spcctacles when read
ing. Presently no summoned. and on he
went, every inch ghost He had scarcely stalk
Cd tlvo PAGES before the whole audience broke
forth IN one common and ungovornable ii, of con-
vulsivo laughter. The actor, in his haste to
meet tho "royal Dane." had forgot his glasses,
and the as,onishcd and amused audience beheld
before them tho ghost of the King of Hamlet in
spectacles.--Nat. Int.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Is i! not a curons fact that we hear little or
thing about abolition petitions in Congress now
that the right of petition Is established!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

GUN AT SUNpowN.--lt is we'll known 10 our
readers that i, is the practice 10 give morning
ana evening gun at the military station at West
Loins. the reports of which. unless strong nor
'nvfiy wind prevails. arc plainly heard in this
'niago. few days since, u gentleman on the
point took into his service yerdant son Of the
Emerald lse On the first day of his service
no was startled by the report of the evening gun
Us inc sound reverberated through the highlands.
awakening tho mountains slumbering echoes
and anxousy enquirod of his employer the cause
Oh ms explosion, and was told that it was the
suhoown gum Och, bless mo-" exclaimed
AK "and does the sun mako such dvil of
Nowburgh Tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
TI,uoynLlc 10 b0ii Parties.

We stated some weeks since that Tor reasons
fully explained al The lime, Mr.. A. G. Souihaii
had been superseded by Mr.. J. +. II. Claiborne
of New Orleans, as Inspector OF Live Oak III
Louisiana The following high testimonial III
behalf OF Mr.. s., is from the last JererSonlan
Republican, edited hy Mr.. Claiborne. lbreatheS
generous spirit, and honors The writer as much
"a the recipient of The compliment. We should
infer from The language employed, and from
Mr. SIS high character, that Mr.. S. has borne
himself with The uimos, propriely on the occasion,
and, like true ylginian, has done justice 10 The
motives OF the President, and, what is vastly more
important, has been true 10 himself Such high
bearing is the best passport 10 futile success and
promotion
"a. G. SorruaLL, ESQ, Of Virginia. fCrmer
Agen, of Government Tor the protection OF The
public forests in this State, left This city for Wash
inglon Yesterday. During his term OF service he
discharged his responsible duties with much ener-
~ and industry, and has preservcda very large
amount OF public timber from spoiaion. lie re-
!urns 10 his native Stale with The respect of all who
have had The pleasure OF making his Acquaintance,
and we cordially wish him success and honor IN
his future pursuits"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
MARRIED.


AT Woodvale, BY the Rev. +. II. Mcclure
the 10Th February last, MIR. EDWARD I. fs
TO Miss MARTHA, daughter of James Cunni
ham, Esq, OF Mecklenburg Co., Va.
Also, a, the same place, by Rev /. II }
CURE, on The evening of the eth inst, Mr.. J
X. FINcHto Miss FANNY, daughter OF jas {.
ningham, Esq.-all OF Mecklenhurg Co., Va
On The Isl inst, by the Rev Mr.. Morgar
The residence Of Or. N. G. Friend in Greene 7
Ala, Dr. X. GALE, Surgeon Of the Marine 4
pital, 10 Mrs. frances JEFrRIEs, Of Pe,ersbnrs
AT Valley Castle, on Tuesday, The 9Th ir,;.
the Rev. James H. c. Leach, ID. D., Boz
LLOYD, Esq, Of Charlotte c. H., 10 Miss Juf
A. F. WooDALI., of Prince Edward COUNT
In Petersburg, on the OH inst, By Res y
Jor an, MIR. Francis SpRAGrNs, formerly o
mond, 10 Mrs. MARY ANN ROCKWELL, d Pa
burg.