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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET

O.ttce Of the AMERICAN, EoremGer &c. II. NJ
fLOUR.-Ihere are no transactions of
note III the market for Howard street Flour
within the last two days. Holders are offer
ing freely 10 day at S6,374, without finding
any purchasers, and some ARE willing TO sell
at a fraction below this rate. We note a
sale this morning of 500 bbls. mixed brands
at S6,3lt.-The market closes dull. There
was a settlement Yesterday for receipts from
cars at 1928.
PRONlSlONS.-For Pork there is a mod
erately lair demand, and sales of some parcels
have been made. There are also some inqui-
RIGS for new We quote old Mess at Sl3.75
@Sll; and Prime Sl0, 16aSll. sale 10 day
OF 40 bbls. Prime at Sll cash, and O small
sale oil Mess atSli. Beef is not in active re-
quest. Mess is held at Sl0GSl0.5O; No. |
SS,3O6S9; and Prime S6,37A@S5. 80; other
parcels OF the latter are held higher. A sale
oi Do bbis. No. ] a tS9, i mos. Also, a parcel
Of Prime at Sc, 30. There are few large trans
actions in Bacon, but there are numerous sales
of small parcels within previous rates, viz:
Shoulder 6s062 cents: Sides "a cents and
Hams sass cents. Sales of Shoulders at Ga
@O3 ana OF sides at quotations. Sales oflim.
tied parcels new city cured at Z cents foI
Shoulders; 73G72 for Sides and 0 cents ion
Hams. Lard is inquired after. but is scarce.
We quote Western No. | in kegs at S2G9 cts.
New city rendered in kegs is held at 9 cents.
a sale of 100 kegs No. | Western inspected
at . cents ON time, and 100 kegs No. | CITY
rendered a Scents, cash.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
Water in the channel 4 f.. Falling.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Yesterday at 4, p. NJ. at % degrees.

TIE BEAUTIFUL DE md those nlsn % r..
'iV's pave h'eh marked ~ active derIs e bonev.
' en- "''f"g :. Vp'i" on IN amelirrmire The
dat : nh d,'hi BIZ of 1l' Thy ministers tb,, $50
~ - he" WsH'smu state quick 4, ohsv ID, ,, al
eh'.'. Cos uiPrfoN he ipsaImble spay,, -.
formerly no I 'n te cared Int fhfsks ~ ,bo
tive genius o. civilized mon n remedy no. 49,,
i"n"d 'ha' hnF pr Won itself ~ nlmo~r irv,,,tt.
~ cen Tor Il's ntH lire disosse n reso. h. b ID
'h' bn's'm Of wa cprftv N rhc early .o o.. no..
~ % F's''" cue may h. rolici upon.
si'"'' 'oli"r place. bu' lt ALL who vooLi -,
M" rf' = med cine tqu re- rpuicula,iv r., n. W..
a. V IS he ha.cst limitations n ~ eh,ooJ
F"ts 10 by ~
} x BArKtR, ia Sioin -.
fEY1R PAULL lG4 Nfaftcr.i, wheeling
drr In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
From NcdLe'S Guzeite.
TIL FROG.


MACHINE POETRY.
or all the. things that live
In woodland, marsh, o bog.
That creep the ground or fly the air,
The funniest is the frog
The irog-the scieniiiickets
Of Natures handy work
The frog, that neither walks nor runs,
Bat goes it with a jerk.
With pants and coats OF bottle green,
And yellow fancy vest,
He plunges into mud and miro
All IN his Sunday best;
When he sits down he's standing up,
As Paddy O'kinn once said:
And, for convenience sake, he wears
His eyes on top his head.
No1 Sc him sitting ON a log.
Above the nasty deep
You ieel inclined TO say. old chap.
Just ''look before you leapl"
You raise your cine TO hit him,
His ugly looking mug;
But, ere YOU get it half way up,
Adown he goes ker-chwg.
lie keeps about his native pond,
And ne er goes on a spree,
Nor gets chow come you-so," for u
Cold water chap is he:
For earthly cares to get drunk
He's not the silly fool;
But, when they come, h gives a jump,
And browns en- in the pool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
%TRTsTGI,s SALE

BY VlR w 81 y deed " ,ros, go. I,,
, 'hf''' :" ne. dated Jirua,y 2j lsi1 'nI
,.'.'''d ~ ihe Clcfks III eoC,te county conu g.,
'o"n'y' 10 u'ed TOOK No p. pnge 81 vii
o. ne ionf do"f 81 he crru h1n.e n, Ot,. i0'o
y vt : o'c'o W., oG,r ~ snre nj puhEc o,.'.
u" lie highest . Il best b.JIe,. tho ou,,a ."''h
en To- WI L"i No IN" hundred Md ,,"I
no ~ 'b3i 80 ION Of he rry ~ wGeelino r,rs,
-, .,"al'a ~ ne corp.r of = M, md
~ ti'sti', 3 ub Of Z1nr steer and g,.,", =" y.
street together WIN olI The prvilcg,s ,nI -
,e'''' COS br'"ng'hg' - ~ ny ni,s spperoio,n, :, :
THHMS-Two hurdfcd dollars n no nail .
han'. 'n' f''o'ind'r 10 be p1Id in four equal ann ="
a. ''''''''' ,'"fne interest III h. div NJ sal,
~, ne"'s 10 he secured sst. IN. Only '"'"
s',."g IS Tf"'iec' ! vii Only convey such lille
as y YES cd ~ ne ig ihe sid decd n to., NV
oe' DANIEL G Lisr; TU,,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
MONUMENT TO GES. JACKSON.

We perceive that the powers that BE- are
making great effort, to raise the means for a
monument to Gen. jackson by private sub
scripticn. While we were perfectly iadincr-
ent TO the schema for erecting a National mo-
npmcnt to Washington, we feel a very deep
interest i'll the success Of this. Washington
has a monument in the heart OF every man
and child in the Uhicn. II j, monument
meet FOR theman and his fame, while the 9th
er nccds the marble.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

The T. s Journal is thus read ont Of flo
Loeoioco party b. tia Washington. Ezsminrr
The par'y j. tfu'y harmonious.
The, Isl newspaper printed at We.l,;,c
ton CITY, called ihr United State. Joirn.i b
tH' sole object OF which seems 10 b. the 4,
s,ru'.ion oil tIc Union, ia order tbst .
own interests may be promoted. II is Wite
e'l'eh' Uiai lhe Journal desires to do tbc
printing tor the next CONGRESS All W VIZ
probability IS hat the Union wilI rer,ise ~
p'oAts OF That matter (as il most ce,,ai,I,.
sh"ul) there ls q grsat effort being ,rsd. ~
we i'rihsr PAPER 10 dispardge the dsssry.,Gy.
bi2l reputation and strong claims of H.. ~
mon. 1t cannot be Otherwise Than its, ~.
Journal is productive Of injury TO The M ~
cratic party, and should be treated sccoaIinniI.
ny th' DcmocrdIic press throughout
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

Some time since, a bill was presented to the
Grand Jury of this county, for am indictment
against the Mechanics Bank of the CITY of
New York, upon the charge of compromising
Il lciony. III compromising d transaction with
Chas. Higgins, now under arrest Tor forgery.
This Higgins obtained discounts from tie
bank, amounting TO about five thousand dol
lars, upon his own paper, with forged en-
doroement or endorsements. When the bank
made the discovery, that the notes discounted
were valuclcss, and that the endorsements
were iorgcnes, a compromise was made with
Higgins, upon condition that he would inn
medIaicIy take up the notes, Which he did. by
manufacturing and passing upon Mr.. VIM.
Warner. a broker in Wall street. more notes
OF a similar amOunt-the proceeds of which
were pali into TIA" bank. aud the others taken
up. a criminal suit was instituted against
the bank upon the alleged c%omnounding of a
felony. and a civil suit was also commenced
against the bank by Mr.. Warner. for the r..
coNery OF the amount represented as having
been taken from him, in consequence of the
compromise between the bank and Higgins.
The Grand Jury refused TO find a bill OF in
dlctment against the bank for compoundina a
felony, and The civil suit has since been with
drawn by the payment OF the full amount
Give thousand dollars) Ia Mr.. Warner. claim
cd by him. All proceedings against the bank
have, therefore. been quasIed. but the fact Of
lis reminding the full amount to Mr.. Warner.
Is equal 10 an acknowledgment of the com.
promise with Higgins.-N y. Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
THEr. S. BRlG rp1-yrnN

The l.. ). brig Truxton, Henry Bruce. com.
mandcr, arrived at Norfolk on Friday eyeninc
IN thIry-onc days from Porto ~Praya-oficer,
AMI crew all well.
The following IS list Of the officers.
Henry Bru e. Commander.
> +. Blunt. First Lieutenant.
h'nTy y. Clemson, acting Second Liculen.
George Il. Gutter Pur>cr.
Sias holmes, p. a. Surgeon.
gB Creighton. Passed Midshipmao.
W.. TruS'on, and Robert Patton. Mid.
shipment VIM
GOHc lhipTs Masters Mate.
liomi5 Ridley, Captains Clerk.
Slmlcl HirDond O. Carpenter.
David RIukcn Gunncr.
k'DtI b'mugj, Artiog Boatswain.
JOSIAH l.. Garry Pyr5.r rs Steward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
THE ARMY OF OBSERVATIONS

fO&'H
The following paragraph from the New York
Express oi Tuesday morning. gives us the first
m,imation that the military forces of the T.
nited States at Corpus Christi have been or
dered 10 move westward OF that position: a
movement so little required under present
circumstances that, we should think, as il
must have been directed before the recent la-
ciiic adviccs from Mexico, it will of course
have been countcrmanded in time To prevent
its being carried into cxecution:-Nat. Intel.
1--WE understand that the troops now sta
toned at Corpus Christi, under the command
OF General Taylor, have been ordered to march
over the prairie country towards the Rio
Granie, for BrasSos, ST. Jagu, and other pisces.
While at Corpus Christi they have been
obliged TO hire three ~schooncrs as storc-ships
for ia ir provisions. and have "actuall carried
old houses from Live Oak Point. a distance oil
ninety miles, 10 h. used asa covering for their
stores and ammunition. What they will have
to cover and protect these thiugs with, when
t1y leave the coast, without the sch0oners.
pronably MIR. Marcy can tell. Their course
Is through a prairie country. where there is no
timber 10 make plsuhs; aud no saw-mills il
there Were any timber. They will have
streams TO pass for which they have no means
provided. Their provisions, as in the Florida
war, Will be destroyed by the climate and the
rains. Their fire arms will be,entirely ruined
by the exposure TO the saline atmosphere for
want OF covers. In short, another system of
proiligate expenditure, similar to that of Flor
Ida, may be expected. A thousand dollars a
day has already bcen paid for the use of a
steamboat, and we no doubt shall soon hear,
By the vouchers on file, of a hundred dollars a
cord being paid for wood, aud other things in
proportion, asin the case alluded to-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
POLITICS AND RELlGloN.-The

ioii h-'b Tt IllOll
is down upon the Presbyterian, a religious
sectarian Journal, for interfering with politics
IN taking ground against Oregon, and the fur
ther extension OF our territory, The former
objects to IAN enlargement Of our territory,
because il may interfere with the balance of
power contemplated to be established ON this
continent by England and France, and thereby
involve us in q war with those countries. -
The article of the Union concludes as follows:
"A war with both or either of those nations
would be a catastrophe TO be avoided by all
right measures. We are not DESTROYS of war,
bat we will not surrender any national right
TO avoid 1t. The present generation of Ameri-
cans can never b. induced TO succumb TO the
dictation OF foreign nations. The project of
a balance OF power ON this continent, to be
held and adjusted by European ststesmen, is
itself an insult, and its attempted execution
would be the signal for determined resistance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
SI5 REWARD.

EFT The house sl lhe subscriber on The even.
u tg al Tie 9Th inst. a young Englishmsp.
"'mcd JAMES NHlrrLE, aged ahon, 10 yeap.
GIT c"mp'xt0n, Thin face and ahou, 5 feet 8 IN
'hts high lie hnd on when he left a zeal kin
ror dark iusInn coat. ard j-ans pants. and had Tho
chils nnd ieN'fs bad y. lie lnpk from me 81 dol.
nts md so cents ~ Gosh, so dollars in VIII cling
Is d"liqrs III Pittsburgh 2s. aud 3 dollars Woos.
ter money
WI paw lie nh"ve reward Tor The apr 70 hension
81 'e 10 81 "nd recovery Of the money. ~ q fair
proportion Tor l'het. ISAAC BURT,
nuN 81 3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

CO We call attention to the meeting {, T
the purposa of sending delegates to the Rich
mond Educational Convention. to be held tc-
morrow night. We should be represented
there. That Convention will embrace some
OF The first men in the State, ami Wheeling
should have its delegates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
MAGNErIC

In the cojrsa OF a year from this time there
is reason TO believe that the mos, di>tan, SEQ.
tions OF tn Union will b. connected by
Nj gretic Tclcsraphs. The Newark Daily
Advertiser SAYS that NJ ssrs. Stephens <
Thomas, OF Bellcvillc. y. j.. have undertaken
a great proportion OF the contracts for iurni ,h-
Ing Cope" Wire Tor the various lines of the
1iosaeiIc TcLlgroph now ia progress in this
country. S%ubjOin,d is a list OF the lines they
have already or nearly completed, with lie
number oi miles of ~Ielegnph-thc routes it
should. b. noted, not being in all cases the
most dirsst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE

~ '''"' 'i . "e d 4 tt1't ifpp John MICA.
. kry 70 me-. bar ng d,ie he 22d doy NJ March
ca ara " record ~ he Cl rk's cRice Of The
,''.l' Conn iof Obfp c,u ~ I shall. on Saturday !.
'r EOih day o. Dec mbrr 1915. a. The lront door
~ We '"iri house Il sid comfy. proceed TO sell,
az p"''ir nuciIon. To he highest and best bidder.
''a' pHI OF Ut numhcr 81 square number fourteen
on me cast 'iIo vi = uUh street ia lLe city Of
W %heeilnr. which - included in The follow ing bun.
o'iIes Vzi bounded on Inc north y The nonhs,,
boundary Of > ID lot number sir. along which a or,
J nds seventy fefi. on The West ~ F,onh Street.
aong which II extends sixteen feet. on The south bv
o sIfieht line pafallcl with said northern bounds.
~ oi lot number x, and distant sixteen feet there.
imm and seventy feet in lengsl,. nnJ ON The cas-,
~ straight Inc. %roralel wiih the western boun-
'nm o. sad lot, aud seventy feet iherefom.
Terms Oi sale-CASH
nv y JAMES S WHEAT, Trss,se.
AMP sCISsORs.-h few Lsmp scissor.
on hand aud Tor sale nv
nov27 - r H~oRNBBooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

The Exeter News Letter saws that ,hs g.I.
lows hui bsau erected aul preparations ali
made for The execution Of Andrew HowarI'
at Dover, N. H. before The Govcnor arrive,
with q rcpreye. The p.pple who hld com,
from Darlington anil B)vppnI. SluannsmI.
eonic and th- Dock, be Three PopIs and
Crow Point, Blgn5tcui nni Oh. u ar countr,.
TO Sc The sight, were very iadiglant at The
interference OF DE Governor. The Dover ca.
zclle estimates that tier, were 10 OOD strtp.
gers in that town on that dly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
A Slight COLD THE MOTHER OF con.

a Slight COLD II MOTHER OF CON.
StMiTIDN.-Le not ihose complain Of being
tlcn by a reptile which they have cherished To-
maturity ia their tosops when they might have
'rn-hed II IN ihe egg. Now. II We cal! a slight
cold 'hc rrc, and pleurisy. u nammaiion of the
.uug-, usl mn ard consumption ,he vcnomons ret-
O. q, The muiier Will lie more ihan correctly figured.
There are many ~ ays IN which this egg may 10
ieiosicd and hnichcd Going suddenly. OIL ghi,y
clad, from u heated into q cold atmosphere; peel.
ally II Jon con conirive 10 he m a la, oi perspira.
ION, sIiI'ng or shading in n ~draughI, however
Sigh II is Ibe breath III death. render, and laden
~uh The vapor Of The grave. Lying ~ damp beds,
&c there his cold afms shall embrace you-coniin-
'Ins ia wei clothing. and nceieciing wet feet
these and a hund red others, are =. me OF The nays
IN which yuu my s!owlv. impercepilbly. bat sure
" cherish the creature hat ,hnil ut last creep in.
"xIncnbiy inwards, mud lie coiled abou, your very
.ilnis.
Auend 20 dis in sca'sn-even a slight cold 10 nu
-'nuli matter Al the frsi attack use WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. il il sure To cure.
ard II is The only remedy you can place perfect con-
II iencc IN. II commences at The moi Of Tho disease.
and thoroughly e~radcaIes II. For sale nv DR.
C|RUMBACkER, li3 Nam ST; also by PRYOR d
PAUL. l64 Markets.. Wheeling. Va. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
BENEFIT OF co

BENEFIT OF ADVERTISING.--A cotcm-
porary observes that it is a rumarkable fact
shat in all the schedules ever presented BY
banhrupts, an instance has never been known
where any portion of their losses was set down
as 50 much paid for advertising. Indeed, il, is
questionable if a man in the habit Of adver-
Using ever became bankrupt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

CASKS SALFRATUS
60 OF = a., D,ich Madden
cask French AiaJdet
25 Bfls Alum
10 half htls Salt Petre
4 casks Epson Salts
3 do Sal Soda
, 10 Chalk
30 Bris Spanish Whiting
ca,k Spanish Brown
d. We titan Red
p do Lampulack
30 Bris C"pperns
81 do ito.in
. c.se- Lipuorice Bail
81 Boxes No ! Chocolate
30 kos Mustard
so hrgs Prrrcr
80 do Al-p'ce. Just reed and for sale ny
nb ~ CRANGLE d CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

a few days since Mr.. C~hristophcr SewclI.
OF Boston, a chemist, a young man Of GOOD
parts d'cd from the effects Of an inveterste
habit OF smoking cigars. lie frequently con.
slined thirtya day, Which had brought on So
great a debility that he died from the rupture
ola small blood vessel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

TIE GREAT Gun, brought over BY the
ship John X. Skiddy, consigned tor. Thonp-
son, Esq., the friend Of Capt. Stockton,
weighed 5 tons, or about 5000 ponds. The
duty on it amounted to sllOO. The freight
on it cost about $3.50. The cousignce, r..
Kermit Esq, paid $50 for hosting and land
ing it on the wharf. 1t took a large truck and
seven or eight horses TO move it. This i,
what a friend Of ours would call a contour.
dcd gun barrel"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

Berks County, Pa, is blessed with a set of
public functionaries who manifest an exceed
ingly saving disposition, and who probably
will never run the county i dcbt, if they can
help II; as we see il stated that even the Grand
Jury Is stricken with a most laulablc spirit oil
economy-an economy that Irving must have
had in his minds eye when he wrote the i'm.
mortal history of the Dntch dynasty. That
praiseworrhy inquest lately visited the goal,
and found It'll no very eligible condition, for
there was no room in tito separate the priso-
ncrs, and the criminals of both sexes were
obliged 10 be shut up in the same rooms
This would seem somewhat at war with the
dictates OF modrsty and moroiity. and so in.
deed II appears TO have struck the Grand jury.
but the jurors say they edo not feed thcinselye,
at liberty to recommend a new goal at pres
enC' a pattern Inquest, certainly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

STEAM BOAT BolLER BURST.-one
OF the boilers of the Harkdway burst at Mem
phis on the 18Th inst. Sixteen horses. which
stood alongside, were killed. No other dam.
age was done.
The Hdrkaway was bound Tor New Odean.
from Cincinnati. The damaged boiler was
rolled of and the boat went ON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
In speaking Of the naval spprcnlicc ...,,,o

"7PV"NIHB UI INt nuNuI spprcnliCc sfsirm.
The Brooklyn Eagle s1ys:-
Two gears since, shortly after the s,mrrs
tragedy, and wiki Mr.. Upshug wasS rre,s,,'
an order was al this station not TO r-c.iya aSg
more boys into the service. This orirr s
never since been eounlcrmanded. aud all he
apprentices. az fast as they arrive here in tt.
govcrum-nt vessels. are discharged from tb.
service. The school in which tRasa lads vg,.
educated on board the North CsroIin, la.
lors since been Discontinued. '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

OE-Are the University committees dis
charging their dutiesl 1t pot, is it nothigh
tinle they were
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

9UAlNT.-We DO not kaow how often
we have laughed alta singular association Of
ideas, in the mind Of a little boy. tho 9TH,
day who exclaimed very earnestly. PA Pa
J saw a hog convention to day. goi,g - -.
bladder house"