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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11


vTI.0tNIA-iN cnAScgnv AT Rules held
lire Clerks ofhcr o,-the Cifcu.t Eupc-
r.or Cvart Of Law and Ch,ncery H.: tho coaa.
y 81 Ohi,. al he no1,h of March. 1915.
James II J. uieiback, eenplainant.
cgetnt
Within Hopkins and him FCisrse. Eiv Dor
sey AMI Thos G Black. psnnrrS 10 tn,tnes>
under the Emu OF Clarke, Dorsey & Co.
deiertants
The defendants Fcrkins ADD Clarke. not
having entered Oh, ir appearance std given se>
"uii ac' oiding To h aci OF Assembly ana
the rui. of IN cru.t, and Il appea ring ~ "a :
iiSiacioiy proof that they ere not ,nhsbi ahtS
of the Commonwealth at viginia -on moiios,
OF the complainso,h by counsel, il is ordered.
that they DO appear here Oh the first day Of The
nrxi tern 81 this court aud answer the com =
plainan's bill; and that a copy VI this order be
forthwith inserted IN 81 me newspaper Printed
IN The c; y of Wheeling. Tor Two months sc
ceS>ively, and posted at the ftJa, door vi TIE
coutl house VI Ohio .uuriy a copy Tese.
ALEX + LAlDLEY, Clerk.
Con. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

VlRGlNIA-IS CnAScERy Al Rules held
v in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe-
rior Ceurt OF Law and Chancety f,r the coun.
" oil Obi j, IN the month OF March, 1915.
Horace M Miller, complainant.
Daniel Zine, James Ga cen and John Miller,
defendants.
The defendants lanes Green and John Mil.
ler. not having eniered their appearance ant
given secotiy according 10 the at OF Assem-.
oily and the rules ot this cVurt, and II appear
ing by satisfactory proof that they ale not in
habitaRis OF This Common calth-oa molten
OF the complainant by counsel, It is ordc red :,
that the said defendants do appear here on the
FIRST day vi the next tenn Of this cour, and an.
swer the compliments bill; and that copy OF
this ot;ier be forthwith inserted in some ne w..
paper printed IN The ii Y Of Wheeling, for two
months successfully. and posted al the front
door OF the Court house Of Ohio county
copy Tesse, ALEX LAiDLEY, Crk.
L&R' mar III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

CouNTERFrIr Coin Com A mos,
dangerous counterfeit of sovercicns has
been detected in New York. 1t bear,
he head OF George w. and The date / 8.
"a. II is of the full legal weight, 1913. 3
grams. 1t has the proper color and tex.
ture not only at the surface but in the
interior, as exhibited on cutting. There
is bat one test. shor, OF actual assay, b y
which IT can be DIS ingUishcd from tn,
genuine piece and it is the trial by specl
lie gravity. genuine sovereign world
show spec iiic gravity varying from
IT. ~. The piece iii question gives
but 1922
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

Separating the letter from the general IA al
aud i"r the proper conveyance Of euch
p'm,i.n.
81. All causes Of ac,i'm under this net
ma, be urd before any C,rcui, or nisiric,
Cohr, OF the U S. or Of The District OF
Columbia, or the U. 5. Territories.
20 The sum of S750,O0O is spp-o ria
ted {" supply any possible deficiency in
The re- venue OF the Department, under The
operation OF The law.
% Any farther d, fc,cnc, ia TO be
paid ont of moneys in the Treasury II
Otherwise appropriated.
~. The ranking privilege Of the wi
dows OF Madison and Harrison Is ccn,in-
ued.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
Baron Humboldt. the creates, geocra.

Baron Humboldt, the greatest geogra.
pher otancient or modern times, n as
recently been in Paris he is busy with
his most impor: mt work, Cosmos a
treatise Oh The ply steal and moral altera-
ilons Of tho globe. A correspondent OF
the Boston Atlas gives this account of
the habits OF Humboldt. He rises at 6.
works until 10, breakfasts and receives
visits until when he goes to the Lit
erary Institute. At 3 he returns, visits
and so forth. From he is ut his desk
unil' 10, when he goes into society, and
rc;ires punc'uai'v ~ %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
CIR CREATORS AND
REPR ESENTATIVFS.

In consequence Of the admission into
The Union Of Florida and Iowa. the Uni,
ed States Senate will hereafter comprise
Do members, and the House Of Repre>
sen,a'rves 225 The New York Journal
OF Commerce says, the four Senators
from Iowa and Florida will probably be
Democrats. 1t may be some time before
they will be chosen. Those uf Iowa
cannot be chosen until mex, January. as
the hrs. Legislature under the Cons,itus
ton will he elected on the first MONDAY
IN January 5 sessions are to he bicn.
MAI The frs, Legislature will com.
prise IL Senator'S and 80 Representatives
ne seat OF go ernmsnt is fixed by thu
constitution at the city oi Iowa, in
Johnson county. until the year 1865. and
until removed by law. Slavery lotteries.
and divorces. are forbidden by The Con-
sltnIion. Florida, OF course, is admitted
with slavery IN It's bosom.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

MISSOURI GERRYMANDERED!- The Leg
isla:ure of Missouri have, at length. adj.
opted bill dividing the S ate in'o Con
gressIonal Districts, after hayiDI refused
10 regard the law oil Congress up to the
present time. But. in the seeming com.
plance with the acquisitions of the ac,
OF Congress, its letter and spirit are
shametuIly violated, for no other pur,
pose than 10 prevent the Wings from
obtaining any portion Of the representa-
ton OF the State. Coniigui,y AMI com.
Pac!ness Of territory, rs well as amour ol
population, seem to DO entirely Disregard.
ed. The districts are OF al zss ana
shapes. Ode has 25 sides to IL, a,ol ex-
lends from the Des hlones, through the
centre OF the State, 10 Washington. a dis
lance OF several hundre miles, cross,n
ne Missouri River and bnn ung love.
Iher people whose feelings and In,eres $
are entirely disslmllar. Even after +,
vas thus shametr!ly put together. man,
oil me LocolOcns voied against the b,l
ahd they seem 10 have Supposed that i,
was made so bad. they would be able 4,
kib wih the aid of whig votes, and
mus AVOID distrlcting The State at all.
Cnn such iD'quuy be practiccd, such
arbitrary power b" used in the very mid,
oi Republican people, without calling
from them nm indignant rebukel Alas
We fear so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
lfARRI puRGa. March 4 Isa5

''h"hi ot NNb. WdT'n D. IN1D.
On motion OF Mr.. sullivan. he Seua e
took up the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bill, when Mr. Gibbons offered an amend.
ment, or rather a new bill, in substance
as follows:
Tho FIRST section grants the assent OF
PENNSYLVANIA to The Continuance of the
rogd TO Pittsburgh.
Sec 2. Said road shall follow the val.
ley of The Youghiogheny 10 a roin, at or
near the mouth, thence between the Allies
gheny aud M"nongahela rivers, 10 Pit,s>
burg under he same provisions as the
AcI OF the Safe OF Mary land incorpora
Ting said Blliin're aud o 10 Rail Road.
Sec. 3 reserves the right 10 auth ,rize
any other Company 10 tap II ia this State
ar III Morgan or Bcrkely counties, Virgin.
Id.
Sec 4 provides that the tolls between
Pittsburgh and Cumbera nd shall not be
less ihan the averI ge of tolls per mile now
or hereafter char led on The Columbia y nd
Philadelphia and Allegheny Portage Rail
Road, and M property a'sing froaI Pits
hurgh to Baltimore shall be CHARGED less
between Gu Iber!and aud Bal more than
oIher property on that sc ton Of the road.
-an6 ib Is ball no be greater p,r
mte, ~esl OF any iutcrsec ions on proprr.
~ tassln. from or 10 such road inrersec.
ing 'han upon otter property not passing
over such other road.
Sec. 5 prohibits any distinction be,w cen
cars from Pennsy lyania Road. aud others
Sec. 8 prohibits a difference in tolls or
charges ON persons or properly passing
on The Pennsyl ann Section and on the
Maryland Section Of the rold--por shall
any priority OF transportation be gwen.
ou'er than the order OF lime Of their arri
val.
Sec Z The Company may sue and be
suf"l, and the note OF revivinF process
e. - prescribed
Scc. 9 puni.hcs injuries to The works Of
The companies
Sec 10 pro ibiis III" Company from
making any lateral road through Penn.
syivan'a, without the consent OF The OF
isia'ure.
SEE ii rcpesis all former acls anon
this subjccI.
Soc 70. This act 10 be- accepted on or
hsiore J LEI. 1915. and Sec l3 The
~ I'd .. BE- ii nsbcd in ten yetr, IRON the
da'r Of the {, or The act 80 BE- on.iderei
ann He'd.
ATer rea ing he amendment il wa. or.
dcred 10 be printed, aud the BIZ postponed
umiI TO TprtoN, when IL will b. t,ken 10
Fhe bin viii, " j, pass ~ all take SON.
such shape 80 VIZ G,bbpDs' amendment.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

NAUvoo The Illinois Legislature
has refused to grant charter to the
people Of Nauvoo, or to renew the old
one. The people rejoice over this, it is
said, as a wisc thing. Pity they had n,
condemned the unwise charter granted
TO tho Mormons long ago. But the game
IS up. They were made TO serve par
~ end; no longer wanted. they will be
cast away ms worthless. That is the
fate Of all dupes. Ligh, breaks in upon
them just an hour or so too late.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

The ledge lost properly vaiuci al 81, =
600. Several small dwcldn in the rear
and the te,al loss is es,
timated AT $4,000. A colored mnu was
killed by faslisy Of portion Of The wall.
and three freeman were injured.
The depot and ssnrehousc al NJ ssrs
Stephenson Il kerfoot, near Winchester.
Va. were burnt down on Monday after
noon. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
REMEDY FOR wHoOPlNG Cough

To the EDITORS OF THE NATIONAL Ia
TELLIGENCLR
Your kindness and liberali,y in pub.
fishing my article announcing the discnv-
cry OF cure Tor whooping-couYh, six
'r eight mouths ago. Induces. met ,rou-
ole you again. | am suIe il will be
grati'yi To you know that yonr pup
licanon WAS the cause OF giving the
remedy an extensive trial. and iha, he
real value OF ths article has thus been
put to the test Of some eight hundred
ia!s, all Of which, so far as | have hear
have resulted iav"rabiy. | am sure tina:
mhy lives have been saved by it, and
that nearly all of the distress Of parents
AMI friends tina, always attends such ca.
srs, has been grea ~ ii no, en,irev rcliev
ed, wnen ever the remedy has been al =
pied IN tiIno and with duo care. The
remedy has also been extensively used
IN AsrHM,, and bsleve, invariably wi h
complete success. In common cough, also,
u IL now extensively used here with grea,
benefit to the patients, generally aifeolin,
cure m few days. now consider the
character OF the remedy comp e.ely es-
'SN' n.y. ~" ! tStNa'Cu w uiSsIIDuS
more widely than heretofore. AS the
wiooPiug-cough generally assumes the
character OF all endemic, appearing in dir.
fercnt sections, cities and towns ouly o.
casional'y, propose that postma s,ers or
others in any place wherein it makes It's
appearan e. shall notify me e he fact,
naming some responsible apo,hrcary or
other person who will take charge ofthe
remedy. ami act as agent for the disposal
of II. The terms TO retailers will be
those unsual in such cases. and as liberal
as they can be made. One character OF
the remedy is. that it can do no harm un.
der any circumstances, and that no cond,,
ton precludes its use. 1t - put up in
bottles that cos, one dollar, and con'ains
about enough for one p,,icnt. Respect
fully,
GIDEON B. SMlTH,M. D. Bal.
limo re, Md.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

VIRGINIA In CsANtERY.-At Ru'es held
v in 'bc Clerks fiice o. the Circuit Supe-
riur Couii OF Law anu Chaocery for the coun>
" oi Ohio, in The month II March, lSaS.
u, lbTaiih Boz N, surviving parineroi Samue-
Lo~thcr, lately trading under the 6tth o.
Lowther & Boon, complainant.
az4iast
HrraGo ~ Denniscn. Arch bald Woods, Bart
Is Dennisin and Mrs DenniSon, III. mo.
Iner OF the said Horatio N pennison,
defendants.
The defendant Fl ratio N Dennison, not ha Z.
ing entered his appearance and given securisy
accoi ding 10 the act of Assembly and The roles
OF this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
proof tina; he Is not an inhahiiant Il this Gem,
monwe hon molion OF IN complainant by
counsel. II is ordered, that the said defendant,
do appear here on the first day OF The next term
OF this court and answer the mp.ainant> bill,
and that a COP, Of This @, der he forthwith ia.
s-f,ed IN some newspaper print q in the city
oil Wheeling, iur two mt nihs succ essivsly, and
pasted ~ the frost door Of the couri house os
Ohio county. A cosy Teslr.
ALEX + LAlDLEY, Clerk.
L&R mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

APPLIES FIR CHINA Charles Yelling
ton, OF Wes' Cambridge. Mass, near b s.
ton, has sold $500 barrels Of winner APP.
pies from his orchard the pnst autumn.
vi those, 5OO barrels were packed E, r
the Canon, China, marke- each annie
being selected, and rolled up in paper,
like Sicily Oranges.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
STRAW BONNET DEPOT
FRENCH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
anon 0u,Dnt>

1OoD StOhr.
No 22l Baltimore 81, 4 doors East of Charles s..
BALTIMORE
~ ALMON s. SMALL, Manufacturers and
y Dealers in Straw Goods, having greatly
enlarged and extended their estab shm-nt so
as 10 Offer super Tor facilities for The transnc
,t an increased business, respectfully inform
hair friends and customers, that they are now
!ally receiving supplies Of Fresh SPRING
GOODS, particularly in the Straw Bonnet and
Millinery department. as Devon Straw Bon
nets, Village Hood, Florence Braid Bcnne S
very large asSor' meni, Transparent and Lace
Neapolitsn BonDets, English Satin Straw. Dun.
stable and Rutland, Modena and every other
description OF White and Fancy Straw Bon
'e's; Infants Hats Of Leghorn, Florence BRAID,
Albert and Rutland; CHM and Hair Edgings,
Satin end Wrapped Wire. Foundations, Crowns,
Leno, Willow, Straw Cord, Glue, with every
DRY GOODS e
They will also receive from The Auctions and
from the Eastward daily, during the season,
he Newest and Richest styles oi Ribbons
Dress Silks, Spring Chintzss, Ombra Silk
Shawls, Cashmere and ThiAet do, French
Lawns, Linen Cambria Fl 'kfs, Hosiery Gloves
With large assortment OF Domestic Goods nd
II 'usekeepng articles, which, they will sell as
low as any other h use in the onion, and on
the most accommodating terms.
MAJ li-2mw SALMON e. SMALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

James r.. Uhdrtou. Esq BE please,i to
reprepema i've DANIEL VI EDO KNcToS,
Esq. as a suitable candidate TO rcprese.i
the County of Ohio N the House uf Del
cgaies IN the next General A <scmb,y OF
Virginia MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

A siuj,, in the .,es York Medical
College hung nlliself al mis- boardipp
house IN that city on Friday last. H..
name was James s. Olcolt. and his
connections in Georgia are sail 10 b,
n!gh'y respect"b'c. Bad company and
dissipation led 10 his destruction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

SPEED ---i'h. ,inc,Duaii Gazette. ly
private express. arr ng q Ivy M-s.r-,
Neil, M"rr ~ Co. through ohl". r-,.,vei!
Po X lnaig lr,l la ~ hours fcom na h.
inct'n. Pretty quirk time, that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

DAILY TINES.
TUESDAY, MARCH II, Isis


o. We have no more 10 say, jus, nov
10 our ianid TRENDS ~ ri ,shurgh, la AL
6non 10 ~ha' we said yesterday morning
When they have answerd hat,we viii try
them again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

INFORMATION WANTED The Boston
Daily Mail asks the followines ou..,,ons.
IN you ever know a lady with white
,ee'n TO pat her hand over them when she
laugheji
DC you ever know Dung lady who
was 'op weak to stand up during prayer
hOe at church, who could no. dance all
hgnt "ihoui being tired at ALI
Dl' you eV'i know a MN with shock,
ing bad hH' long beard. and "a ,0sd
cos'' who could 6oIa Respectable Lo.ei
that was moi ful ~ .
Dio } On syor know a very pretty Young
iaoy MAJ mad NOT cousin 10 w.n W \ her
TO lectures aid paries'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

very extraordinary, ir not aitope
Their unprecedented, conjunction Of com
cts, has recently occurred The comet.
which. before the Interference of The
moon, was distinctly visible 10 II O naked
eye, passed within two degrees Of Msn..
vais' comet, had ITS motion been a little
more rapid, we might have had an oc.
cu'aion Of the comet by a comet n
phenomenon al ogeiher new in the his.
aM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

Destructive FueS-A fire broke on, n,
Norfolk on Wednes day last in tho dry
goUds store Of Messrs. Edwards a. Arm,
stead, which was entirely consumed
Loss abJnl S22 600; insnrauce $1,000.
The store adjoining, occupied by Mr.. s.
Draws. dry goods dea1er, was also dcs-
lroved. bat his stock was removed with
'igb' damage. Two othor 81 res, 'tenan,ed
10y Messrs. B!oodgood ~ TO. dry goods
dealers, ond MIR. James Waters, merch n,
'ailor.were partially burnt.aud their con.
tents injured by water. The bu,ldings
we're Owned By G.. w. Naw,on. Es6
whose loss IS estimated at Sl2, 700; insu.
rance SSO,O.
Washington Hall in S,vanab. was
lo'a NY consumed by FIRE on Sunday niyb,
last. The lnwer floor was OCCUPIED BIS
VIZ. Charles IIartridge. ms cotton ware
house. and 300 bales we're stored. The
second hoor was occupied by The OyDo.
thorpe Lodge No of !. q. OF. The
bui Id'ng belonged to Mr. Joseph Gaonabl
'nd we insured ir $1,000, less han
nall Us value. The cotton WAS cwnud by
VARIOUS persons, and IasUrcI for $40 600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

CITY NEWS ROOM.
IN 'IS room is now completed and open for
Il subs ribeIs and strangers, ior whom il
forms me most desirable place OF resort thai
has ever Been opened ia THIS civ. I ne Ro IN
will be always well warmed and lighted every
evening except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, Albany, Richmond,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, H,rri>burgh,
Pitsbureh, NV Orleans, Louisville,
Nashville, 81 Louis, Indianapolis,
Detroit, Cincinraii, Columbus,
Gle veland and large variety Of other papers
amounting Ia 80 in number, will ALWAYS be on
file. TERMS o2 90. ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
Arr"ais anil Departures Of Boats for the last "a
kSnrs, eading yts,erdor al 4o'.Lak; = W.
ARRIVALS.
Ohio Nail, Pu,sbu. gh.
Cuit.r. do
AliQuippc, 10
'rime, d.
BoieaS Noe 10
htoefnio. Cincinnati.
D. PARrURES.
Aliqrippa, CinciDn,t.
Cu,ter, DO
Time, do
Bnrea> No 9, 81 Louis.
Ohio Mail. Ma, h,ille
Hibernii, Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
JEwErr's FAMILY MEDICiNEs

ESs
"E have on hand an assortment of Jaw
W Err's FAMILY MEDICINES, which we viii.
srii Tor twenty five per cent. discount IN his
former prices.
They consist Of The following:
Stimulating LiDment.
Head Ache do
Nerve do
Rheumatic do
Cough do
Ever do
Cholera Moibus do
u sriDe do
VeneriaI do
Pill Salve, Ttuer Salve,
vegetable Cerate, DisphOIanc Drops.
Alternative Drops, Pecioral TIneluiA
PaBares, Essence Of Life,
NeTv" Sanaliyr, Pul:oUnic Embfo,stion.
ESprt tnrsn', Pain Extractor.
Aubrnic Pills, Fena Drops,
vegetable Syrup, Life Pills,
VeneTIai Ointment, TincIurs Of L. bella
Venefial Syrup, Blood Root,
Bdrberry and Hemluek Bark
Beth and PIepriSy Root.
r. HORNBROOR.
Monfne ST.. between Main and Matketsis
wheeling. Va Feb 10, rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

SUICIDE We lrarD. with regret, that
Lieutenant Robbins, Of tho marine corp.
destroyed himself on Friday evening al
tho naval eospiraI Ito was much DIS
iressed by the dea Of his father. the
Zion Asher Robbins, and was quite III nj,
The Cry Hall, thence ne vas removed.
evidently 10 4 dcrange1 state Of mind. to
he naval hospdai. file hung himself
whb one of the sheets Of his bed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

An exchange paper says ira; on -
recent occasion, wien 81" marr,age
ceremony WIS about to be prrfo med 10 q,
church ~ n"lghbO-ing town AID w,
dergy nan desired ibc pe''ns hung a.
lc married 10 sand Hp large ntDler
q, LIt,s immediately a.Osl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

% ANUAL FOR COMMUNICATES
4'A a Manual for Com municsnts, or the of
der i1s administering the Holy Communi,t
eongcnisbily srsfg-d with medh,fions a,
ni"ycfs Tom old Rogiish DiVinvs; being ~
kochstiS.a OF Samuel WilCeHorcs, n A. ada.
ted 10 The Americas yefv:ce, for sale ~ ""'f
= leb 80 JOHN J HASWELL. Upicoo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
OaIo CONGRESSIONAL DtsrRcrs

0TThe following is the ball in'rodu
ced ny MIR Perkins. in the Senate. from
a majority OF The commi,te on the Ju-
diciary, Tor amending the CongreSsi, nal
)isirictinS law Of 1892 is introduc-
ton has started the hair from the head:
and opened the mouths OF several loco
loco patriots in the Senate. And the
State Printer has opened his mouth sc
wide "A, Il. that fears are entertai ned o
his never being able to ge, it ,oue he,
again. II is IA righteous bill, and NO shall
have more t. say on the subject by and
by
A bill to amend the act to divide the
Stale into congressional districts.
Sec l BE IL enacied BIZ he General
Assembly of The Stale of OHIO. Tina,
Ter the purpose Of elec,ing members o.
Congress, all those portions Of territory
included in the county OF Wyandott ia
ken from the unies Of Marion and
Hardin, and oil lhas par, OF the county o.
Crawford taken from the county Of Rich
laad. are hereby attached toc,nd shall
hereafter form part OF. the sixth disiri,t
md the county Of NJ ,rion shall be takcr
from the eleventh district, and sold coun
~ is her by attached to. and shall here
alter form part OF, the sixth district.
The counties Of Preb'e and DIrkc
shall be taken from the second district
and said counties are hereby attached to-
ana shall hereafter form part OF, the third
isirict
The counties Of Warren and Clinton
shall be taken from The third district, and
said counties are hereby attached to, and
shall hereafter form part OF, the second
district.
The county Of Madison shall be taken
from The fourth district, and SAID county
is hereby attached TO, aud shall! hereuf-
lcr form part Of, the ninth district.
The county ofilocking shall be taken
rom the eighth district, and said county
is hereby attached to, and shall hereuf-
ter form part Of, the twelfth distric.
The county OF Scioo shall be taken
from the twelfth district, and said county
Is hereby attached to, and shall hereafter
inrm part OF, the eighth ds,ric.
The county Of Delaware shall DO taken
from The eleventh district, aud said coun-
~ Is hereby attached 10, and shall here's
alter io-m part OF. the tenth district.
The county oil Ksox Shall be taken
nom The tenth district and said county is
hereby attached 10, and shalt hereafter
iorm part Of, the eleventh dis riot
SEC 9. So much the act ITO de-
vide The Safe into congressional districts.
as IS inconsistent viii the provisions
OF thi" act, shall be and The 81 me is here.
by repealed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

tS- Fine jail ~ unmnt,wn, Pa, wa
rariy consumed b. fire on Tuesday last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

PRusHC AcID. "A medical gentleman
- England having tend ache touched
he tap Of has tongue with the stopper OF
a Phml OF Hy drOcianic Acid which re
''eved b'in. but getting drop on his
tongue II killed him Instantly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

CoSS.crIcUr - rne Wing. Of tho IN,
& Ltci'fieId and FattieIJ) Jrsrict have
dominated 'oT Congress Hon Truman
Smith.