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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29
Philadelphia SaddIery Warehouse, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

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S0 BXS Colgate's No Soap; 20 do Fancy OO do; 30 d. Pearl Starch, for sale by
 my5 JOHN O'REILLY & co
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MANLY GROCERIES G Fulton Market Beef in l, and ] bbs Pig Pork in do do do Mess Pork in half bbs
 Picked and Smoked Tongues Buffalo do; Smoked Beef do ExAa Western Hams; Westphalia do Mackerel No in l bbls and kits Conn River Shad; Smoked Salmon Plckled do, for sale by my9 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

EOW FEED-400 sacks Bran, 3O0 sacks Flax O Seed Oil Cake. for sale low by
 my5 c. A. GILBERT BRO.
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EOFFEE-200 bags Rio, just received and for Osale by
 my3 JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce.st c OAP-100 boxes No Boston. store and for Ssae by
 my3 JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce-st
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nIl.--3 uerces Winter Beached Sperm Oil, in O store and for sale by
 myl9 B. F. ROWLAND & co. 40 Com st ID ACUN-S'des and Shoulders, best Cincinnati ID smoked; Prme Leaf Lard for sale by
 myl9 JOHN O'RElLLY, ID UrTER-lO frkins choice Goshen in store and ID for sale by
 myis FOSDiCK CHARLoCK, ss Com st NLEAR BACON SIDES-7 casks new Ci N nati just received, for sale by
 myl7 Sl lJoNES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

BLACK TEAS-A large assortment, various } fine favoured, for sale by
 mv5 JOHN O'REILLY co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

GNSURANCE-TAe Protection Insarance Com II pany of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Mari and River risks, on us favorable terms as any other office in the City. They will insure rame or br,ck buildings and their contents tn Moh'le and it's vicinity, at the customary ,ates ot premium
 E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce. & Conti sis
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FNOBACCO-l0 boxes Virginia, in store and for
 my3 JAMES GANDoLFo, 70 Commeree-st
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RUTTER-2O kegs first quality Orange couny, Ohnding and Tor sale by
 m,s EDW. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY iNs. Co.
 Mobile, 22nd Jan. l845. DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on ieifs II sheet are issued from this AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and En- rope, with an order the President Of the Company ia New-York, for such sums or amounf As may m ease of loss become due, in the same manner as Il separate Policy had been issned at the office in New York ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Francis-s's.,
 isn22 45tf up Stairs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

I00O SACKS bleached Salt on board ship AOOO Sardinia, Tn Mobile Bay, for sale by
 my12 E. c. CENTER co.
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En BOXES No l Chrome Green | OO 50 boxes Baltimore Chrome Yellow l50 lbs Paris Green in cannisters bbls Glue, Nos l and 2 bbls Cape and Lamp Black 10 bbls Spanish Whiting Together with large and choice assortment of
 fine Colors, Artists and Graner's Tools, Paint and
 White Wash Brushes. Just received and for Sd le myl at TODD'S Paint Store, 47 Dauphn st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

R00 SACKS bleached Salt DauphIn street OOO wharf, for sale by
 my9 E. c. CENTER & co.
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nIREC1 IMPORTATION of new and fashion AC able STRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices HENRY & SToDDART, corner Water and Conti-sls have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses New patterns Wool Balharnes, Cotton Bareje
 Colored checked Musns
 Fancy figured Jacquard Ginghams
 Lace and cord Petcaats, Dimity
 Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swiss Null, Jacconet, Cambric, Checked, &c. Embroidered Robes, suitable for we dIng d esses
 II & s. will sell at a decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Balzarines, Printed Mus lins, &c., comprising some of the richest goods i'm pored jln29
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

~ WESTFELnT & BROTHER have in store Us and offer for sale
 FLoUR-4s0 bbls Missouri
 SuGAR-25 hhds prime New Orleans MoLAssEs--33 bb's landing
 CoFFEE-150 bags Java
 TwIEE-S000 lbs Northern and Kentucky OIL-100 baskets and boxes
 SEGARs-750, 900 Regalias, Canones and Ira
 bucos of fv"rite brands
 SUGAR-l50 bbls Loaf, Crushed and Powder ed, (Boston refined apis
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OLD SERIES. VOL. XX1II.

fENHE SUBS GREER respectfully calls the atten A tion of Physicians, Druggists, Planters ant | country Merchants to the following list of Drugs etc., just received and offered for sale al lh, very lowest cash prices 500 ounces French Qunine 20 do Sulphae Morphine 20 do Acetate do 50 do Hydriodate Polassa 100 pounds Powdered RhubaI1, 50 do Powdered Jalop 50 do English Calomel 50 boxes Casiile Soap 10 groce Seidlez Powders 10 do Yeast Powders 20 do Soda Powders 5 barrels Alcohol do Linseed Oil
 do Sperm Winter O..
 500 pounds Cream Tartar barrels Whiting
 do Yellow Ochre
 do Lamp Black
 50 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles
 50 do Castor Oil pint do
 50 boxes Window Glass, 8xl0 to 10x16 200 Bath Bricks
 White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 ID kegs. Togeth- CT with full supply of Patent Medicines, LoriIlard's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, ScruI Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 SETH ". ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, sIgn of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- p,in-sireets. ian25 AS NEW SUMMER GOODS-DAEIELs & BRA. " DY have received per Selma,
 Real French Muslins, bufs, blues. &c. Plain black Barages, very fine
 Black and whiIe Organdies aad Lawns Printed Lawns and Jaconets
 20 cases light summer Calicoes
 10 cases soft finish Irish Linent
 cases 12 nd 10.4 Sheetng Linen
 case fine Pillow Case Linens
 Scotch and French Gnghams
 Gauge Fiannels, very fine
 Thread Lace Edgrngs and Inserlings Muslin Edgings and lnsertiDgs
 Hosiery, silk and coiion
 Jaconet. Cambric and SWISS Muslins Book, Null and Bishop Lawn
 Plaid and striped Muslns
 White and colored Organdies
 White and colored Illusions
 Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs
 Hem stitch, Rivere and Embroidered do Colored and Tape border do
 Gents Kid and Buck Gloves, etc. my5 ID W. ANDREWS CO.,, No. 8 St Michael AA street, have in store per late arrivals, com pleie assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which are offered to dealers at New York, Pearl street, prices for cash approved city acceptance- among which are
 Cotton and Woolen negro goods ofeyery variety Brown and Beached Sheeiugs and Shrlings French, Eng fish. and American Prints Fancy and Printed Musins, etc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

IRON! lRONn IRON!ii-The subscriber hav- Il ing been appointed Agent for the sale of lhe cele braed American Junaia Iron, will keep constantly on hand complete assortment, which he will sell at the following low rates for cash:
 Round and square; 7-8 inch and below, 44c per ID All above 7-sIh, f cents per ID
 Flat 5-8, 3d. 7-S, l, 1 Is and IA by 8, 3-l6
 and IA inch, f4c per ID
 All other sizes of Flat Iron, cents per lb
 This Iron has been well tested and is pronounced by competent judges 10 be equal if not superior 10 Swedes Iron. The attention of country dealers is invited.
 ian27 " H RLACKLER 6 Waier
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FIRE AND MAXINE lNSUhANSE. TIyHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- Il NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vcinities against loss or damage by fire. Also take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as the requisite proof of the same is submit ted ts him, without reference of the claim to the oi- fee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with pronptness. JON C. KY AIN, Agent,
 oct2I Sl. Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-29

III ERRING-Digby brand, in store and for sale AA by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 myl2 Grocers, 5S Dauphn st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

He had scarcely reached the extremity or the
line whcna voice exclaimed ITO the ovens"
The unhappy general, although bali dead
with agony, heard these words, and knew th, IL
hoIrd meaning. a hundred voites repeated
To the uycns,'
~ mortal palercss cversptcad his features;
his courage gave way, hc groancd and begged
ior mercy, But the hurrahs of the battalion
drowned the voice, and sergeant Guedenoii;
approaching him once more, replied:
81, too, begged for mercy when MY brother
fell dying under the blows you ordered"
We viii not pursue the hilcous details of
the scene that followed, only adding that gen
cral l,--cif and the superior officers of the
battalion shut up IN tile ovens, which the
vcngciul soldiers took care TO heat slowly,
were literally baked alive:
This crime presented frightiul originality,
and it was deemed meet that It's cxpation
should be likewise. The tidings were borne
to the Empefor, and eight days afterwards
several battalions ofurtillery marched through
the streets of the ancient Russian capital they
had been preceded 10y major general who
had won Tor himself in the Polish campaign
the title of The Warsaw executioner. One of
his aide appeared at the barracks of the mutt
neers and ordered them To parade the next
morning, IN fatigue dress and without their
weapons, III the small square at ,hc western
end oil the city. They replied by their inva-
rlable kdrdcho, (good,) put on their long grey
coats and their round caps; and oiled their
mous'aches for an ordinary field day; then
pale, silent and with white lips, but keeping
perfect order in their ranks. they traycrsed
The city between the triple files of Cossacks
followed by tie terrified and mourniu gaze
oil the inhabitants. On their arrival in the
square they posted themselves in solid col
umns, noiselcssly and without confusion.
The drums beat-the bells of the churches
peaied forth a solemn clang-and batteries of
cannon, planted i'll the avenues that led into
the square, opened upon them deadly fire of
grape shot. Each discharge was succeeded by
shout, by multitudinous groan, with which
Were mingled the wild songs of those who
prlded themselves on dying like men who
knew no fear. Three hours the fire was kept
up; and when at its close the eXecutioners of
TINS awful sentence traversed the place through
a lake OF blood, they found but five whom
the grape shot had not reached; among these
was the sergeant Guedenoff They all per
lshed under the murderous blows of the knout.
The sergeant maintained his firmness and
composure TO the end. Stretched on the fatal
plank, he seemed unconscious of the lash tina
tore his bleeding flesh, and addressing the ex-
ecutioncr, coolly asked If his allotted number
OF blows would soon be completed. They
are finished now, said the executioncr. SO
much the better" replied Gucdcnoil. .for
am very hungry"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
ron THE TIMES.
GOOD BYE!-GOOD BYE!!


GOOD BYE!-GOOD BYE!!
Good bye! Good bye the lover said.
And soon was out of sight;
Good bye Good bye theSwarrior said,
And soon was in the fight.
Good bye! Good bye all mankind say,
And hurry on their course,
And each bright smiling happy day
Bids il without remorse.
The seasons, as they roll around,
Give forth the parting sound,
Good bye Good bye 10 earth awhile;
We cannot always smile:
The wind, as swiftly passing by,
Brcathcs i'll its tones u sad Good bye
The fragrance from the hill and vale,
The odors from the mount and dale,
Softly breathe forth their fond Good bye!
The Eagle, as he scars on high,
Rests for moment on his wing,
And with dismal piercing cry
Shricks loudly forth, Good bye, Good bye
There's not a thing beneath the sky,
But speaks the language of Good bye
Then, Cousin, dear, Good bye Good bye
We soon shall part, to meet again CD
When love shall beam from eye to eye
Our meeting, o! how happy then.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

lRELAND.-The followingure the remarks
oil John oConnell OH Andrew Jackson, at the
Repeal Meeting on the 18th of September.
MIR. John OConnell said that he wouldaraiI
himself oil that opportunity for saving a few
words on SUBJECT IN reference 10 which he
was sorry to be obliged To make any alIn.;on
Mha'eNef; ior IL was matter oi sC;r. conten
!lon between the Irish rs22opie and their friends
-'Ica itres OF hear, hear. The neces-
eity, however, of making the illusion was fer-
ced upon his mind by seeing accounts. and
statements In some of the newspapers which
would lead to the belief that there as in Amer
lca very general impression to the effect that
Tie whole Irish people fully conceded in the
somewhat eXtraNagant enconiums which some
Journals had heapcd on the memory of an en-
inent citiZen OF America, now no more-a man
who was certainly highly distinguished in his
me lime. and one who had most unouestion-
any achieved much glory, both for himself
ana ior the land of his adoption. He alluded
10 ueherai Jackson. Hear, hear.l No one
could admire all that was worthy of imitation
III General Jackson's character more sincerely
ti'a1 nc (Mr. }. OConnell.) He was unques-
iohaoly u man OF great firmness, and of nm
daunlcd courage in carrying out his views. and
mere was tins feature in the history OF his life
whiCh IL was not likely many in that Hall
would revere his memory the less for. na,oeIv
That he had Sivena capital good licking TO Eng
land. Loud and vehement applause / That
seemed To cover multitude of sins. [IIcny
lear'l lie would not-ihe more particularly
That the man was aow dead-bc found to in.
oulgc III any heightened attack ON him. lie
spoke only to vimdiCate himself. and TO yindi-
cate ihose-and he believed they were the mn .
J0fl'y Oh IRISH peoplc--who abhorred negro
slavery and who could not allow any paliia-
'loh Tor those who tolerated il fchccrsO IL
was Tor TINS reason he adverted TO the subject
ana no matter how high General Jackson miaht
nave stood IN the estimation of the world. Inc
would not Tor moment have il supposed that
,ie iIlsh people were admirers of all parts of
MS character (chcers.) 1t was blot mon
uehefal Jackson otherwise bright name that
nc was steadast and invcterate s,mnorter of
Lnc accurscd system of slavery. lie (NTr,
oohncil would say no more on this unpleas
aA' subeet-the man being dead, let him rest
III peace; but ne thought il necessary TO make
.h'S snort disclaimer on the part of the major
Ivy oi the people OF Ireland, who knew no ex
cCeption to their love, of universal freedom
(hear, hear) They would not allow anv nal
iia'oh Tor those persons who talked Of free
Hom with their lips, and yet practiced or gave
theH countcnance to a system Of abouin3blo
slavery (hear, hear, and cheers)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

The smoke is clearing of from the contest
in Ohio; bat we cannot see who is killed yet.
We think, however, THAT we can see small
crowd dragging the Chinese gong OF the field,
and regiment of foot soldiers trying to roll
over butt of sack or a hogshcsd of sauaagcs
we can't tell exactly which; but we think
they will find it to Il rough business Before
they are through. 1t is truly laughsblc 90 see
that man standing on the ont skirts of the
field, holding high quasi quirc bearing the
inscription Il saw YOU was going ty the -
before sold out and about IA thousand, with
legs and arms brokcn, pointing at him and
singing lusubriously, Twas you, sir; twas
you, sin, twas you,sir, YOU while 9th is
whine Il told YOU So ina tone that would
split the heart Of rock fish. IN about wear
the party will rally under other leaders and for
other purposes than bank repeal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

The Rev. DR.. Becchcr, describing in pub
a, the West, sail when the strong doctYinal,
Punscn' a'"h discriminating preach OF Baxter
and Edwards gives place TO moonsI!inc and
noctural rainb,ws and mysticism Which no
human mind can comprehend, delivered by
men with rings OH their lily fingers, holding
cambria handerchieis to their eyes that never
weep for sin, then farewell to the fire of the
altar, farewell REVEALS Of religion, farewell TO
the salvation of the soUJ- OF mcn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
rXrp AornE CnL HENroN,SSpEECM

IAihAtl Of OoiI. DIN iotN - 81 GtsNii {,
delivered in ST. Louis, October l9th, lSll Il
say the man is alive, full grown. and is listen
ing to what say, (without believing il per
haps,) who will yet see the Asiatic commerce
tratersing the Moth Pacific ucean-entering
the Oregon river-climbing the western slope
OF the Rocky Mountains-issu from its gor-
gcs-and spreading its iertilizng streams over
our wide extended UNION The steamboat and
the steam car have not yet exhausted all their
wonders. They have not yet even found their
amplcst and most appropriate theatres-ihc
tranquil surface of the North Pacific Ocean,
and the vast inclined planes which spread
east and west from the base of the Rocky
Mountains. The magic boat and the flying
car are not yet seen upon this ocean, and up
on this plain, but they will be seen there. and
Sr. Louis IL yet To find herself as iiear To CAN
TON ais She now is to LONDON! with a better
and easier rotite, by land and sea- to China and
japan, than She now has TO France and Great
Britain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

- ~ ne "fud'f/Nt" f<"gcr
AN IMPORTANT CURt. by Dr Ja,nes AL
,e'a''e We have been nl''aed iy Nifs hIshan
"a granddaughter of pld Cen Wayne that Tho suf
itf'u Tor nnmhct 2. years ir"m The growth al a
'1ige G"hn"s Tumout oi the Throei. which. b.
side great deiorm'Iy. r,pduc,J bath Il ficuliy cf
deg'u'i'on aud III breathing. Indeed. she says tho
pressure upon The windpipc 20 great rs to pre-
vent her from sleeping IN rccumben nj position aud
often sntiucoiiOn apt cared inevitable. She also
laborcd under severe ndisposiiioh from Liver Com
plant and Jauniicc, with n horrible trim Of ncr-
vous affections. Tor which she commenced The use
of DR. Jaynes Alternative. which che took regularly
or sx oil seven weeks. with cccaso,al doses OF his
Sannive Pills; and her general health was thereby
completely te>tsobl,shed and nosv pefcev lug somo
dirnlnnun IN lie size Of the Goitrous Tunouf; The
MAS encouraged TO pefseverc IN The use Of the Al.
ieratye until ciery vcsiigc Of The painful iumour
wns enrely removed. We think. therefore, that
such an important remedy should DC more generally
known.
For sale by Drj CRUMBACKER. No I73 Main
ST. Wheeling. Va. oct 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
A MOTHERS DEVOTION.

A MOTHERS DEvOTION.-The ALBANY
Journal says" While tie canal boat New
holland, Capt. {. Nj. Avery, was living at the
doch dt'y or TWO ago, dischargng flour, at
the store of Mcssrs Savage & Benedict n SON
OF the captain, about two years and half old
who was playing on deck, accidentally fell
overheard between the boat and the deck.
without Being observed by the men at work;
but tue accident escaped not the ever watchlul
eye OF Mrs. Avery, who, with all mother
ihnPulslve affection, forgetting her own danger
III mat OF her son, aud without waiting ior
other lunged instantly into the water.
and gailantly rescued her drowning boy whom
she held with one hand, while clinging 10 the
oeck WIN the other, until both were draw n
out OF their pcrilous situation"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
C.'s"The frs, number y. the NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER.

by G. Y. Collins, NJ D.. has appeared upon
our table. is an unpretending work ia ap.
pcsrance OF 20 pages, and is published at the
low price OF two dollars. 1t is. as we be-
lievc, the first work of the kind devoted en-
tirely 10 the Reports ol Cases in American
practice. Althoushnot of u medical turn and
having given more than fair share of our
attention to that science, we will venture the
remark that the cases are clearly and conciscly
reported and ola character that should attract
the attention of the Profession throughout the
Union. This number contains the Clinique
nj Professor Mott of the University ot New
York ofScpt. and Sept. n, also of PROBES
snr Parker OF Sept. s and ~. Also a case of
Ghorca 81. Viii, cured by Strycminc, and 9th
NJ interesting cases.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
THE WIND.

The wind is a bachelor
Merry and free;
He roves at his pleasure
Der land and DER sea;
He mfiles the lake,
And he kisses the flower,
And he sleeps when he lists
In a jes'mjne bower.
He gives to the cheek
OF the maiden its bloom,
He tastes her warm kisses,
Enjoys their perfume;
But, truant like, often
The sweets that he sips
Are lavished next moment
On lovclicr lips,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

Fhe New York Express % Monday after
noon speaking OF the liibcuiia's news, says
The influence Of the news ia l,c market
mas been decidedly uufavoEblc. The flour
excitement has suhsBEed. a decline of a
shilling sterling in England has caused a cor
responding elect hem. There is undoubtcd
" great disappointment at the accounts re-.
ceiyed, and the private letters do not piyc thc
same unproinfsiDg intelligence as the public
papers.
Prices Which closed very firmly on.Satur
day at $40. are now dOwnto IS. Jo0S5 GA
apparently there Is no disposition To- p,nciias,
at mat u is now stated that no. orders had
been received for shipment of flour at over
SD'@o' ant that ali above that has been. a spe-
culaiiye fever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

MIR FORREST This gentleman has been
Playing an engagement at Manchester 10 the
most crowded houses of the season. A letter
rom q trend lniorirs us that on the opeuing
night, when he appeared in King Lear, tbe
housc was illlcd, aud the doors closed. some
hou'a before The usual time for raising the cur
lam iHo whole engagement was mosi sue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

COL. DAVENPORT'S MURDERERS.-
The Saint Louis Republican of the 9th inst.
inst says:
We learn from Isock Island, that the Grand
Jury az their session last week. found true
bills against B7trch, B0ricr she two LoHgs
and lOUng for the msudcr of Col. GEoEGg
DhvENPoRr, on the 18th Ul July ast. On
Wcdnes lay OF that week. Young and the two
Long, were put ON tlIcp trial The court
appointed three mcmbers Of the bar To- act as
their counsel. On Friday evening. the case
was gwen TO the jury and verdict of guilty
Of mudcrrcndcrcd against each Of them. On
Saturday morniHg, they wee brought into
court, and sentenced to h. hung on the 18th
nl the present month Full aud voluntary
Disclosures had been made by Buph, in the
hope OF being permitted to become States
evidence, with chance for pardon. but 20
complete was the testimony iNdcpcndcp, Of
bis confession, that hc would b, pat upon hi,
rlal, and no doubt suffer tlie tatc at thosc al
ready condemned ln l,is case, and tllat Of
Baxter AID the two Readiugs motion was
pending Tor d change oi venue, the argument
ID which was not concluded when our inlor-
mant left II was supposed that the change
81 venue would be granted In which case.
their trial was 70 have taken place in Carroll
ounty. on Monday last The prosecution
vas conducted by Wcssrs. .ksox, GRAsr.
MITCHELL and Cook
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

PETITIONS arc in circulation in New York
pray ing Governor Wright to pardon John Van
1I,'e'nb'rg and Edward O'Conncr the AMI
,s.h''fs ecently sentenced TO be hanged for
the murder Of Sheriff Steele. '''