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fIf " fr17tfFD, Of1zfIt1Nr1 H OO' HfUU1Ie' HARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT.- II For the cure of White Swengs and other tu. mors, ulcers, sore legs old and fresh wounds, sprans and bruises, swellings and inflammation, scald head breasts of woman, rheumatic pains, eruptons, chlbains, whtloes biles, corns, and external dis eases generally. It is for sale by
 HAVII.AN CIARKE R CO Mah;Io
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
ALLEBAsI,s MrDrCINEs.

THE MOST POPULAR NOW IN USE.
4 WNSISTING Of The Black Tor Allrbasi's 81
- Salve, Ancbasi's Health Pills, Alicba 81 q
Tooth Ache Drops, and Allebasifs Poor Mans
Strengthening Plaster.
The Salse cur.s almost universally, Fever
Soros. Ulcers. Fclons, Burns, Scnlda, Cuts
Puncturcs. Tnm orr, Quinsev, Sore Throat, Chill
blains, SweIlines of almost every description
Rheumatsm: lnilammatory and Chronic, Asus
in the Face, Breast. &c.
I ha Pills will cure, when used according to
the d.Tec' Dns, Scarlet Fever. Bilious Fever Fe.
yer and Agre, Dyspersy. Dropsct Acid Sto-
mach, Disordcrad Bowels, Jaundtce. Head Ache,
DlzZincss IN tho Head, Worns, Liver Com
plant Htart Burn, Cholic, Bowel Complaint,
General Debility, Costivrness, &c &c.
The rsoth Ache Drops, will cure an ordinary
case Il Tooth Ache in from three to ten minut
The Plaster - taking precedence over every
other faster IN this country, Tor Pain or Weak
ness IN the Back, Chest, Side, Loins, Muscels
RheumaiIs ~. Lung and Liver Complaints
| Coughs, Colds, Asthma. & c &c.
N u All persons are requested TO ask the
AGENT for Pamphts. which will be firnished
Rraus, which contains description of the Me.
oicines, and history Of Complaints. with nti.
mcrous certificates ofeures, ana explicit direc.
uons for using the Incidence.
A liberal discount made TO country Msrchan ats
and others who buy Ia sell aenin.
lY MAN w GILBERT. Proprietor.
Vho'esals Druggist. 2I4 Fulton At ~ Y
The above astonishing Medicines, inst re- civ
and fnr sale by WI ROBB,
lcly 30 Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
WUEATFIELD INN.

NRUST SAIE-By virue Of deed of ,ru,,
~ exccuIedhy Hamilton Pollock. bearing dote on
the oh day Of May lSI3, and recorded in Tho of.
flee Of the Clerk OF the County Courl Of Ohio county
IN Deed b'"k N" &c page 3l3. | shall on the 29th
day OF January nexI. between The hours OF 10 a.
clock A. NJ aud 4 o'clock p. M proceed To sell. n,
the front door of The Court House of Ohio comfy
al pnbc auction. To the highest bidder. the Souib
holi Of LOT No 100. lying on the East side of yoar,h
street. in the City Of Wheeling. wherein i. gncL
ii"nse, IN which ,aid Pollock now resides: ol,o nm
The same day. n, O'clock NJ nj The auction Store
:" iihil O. "Irhhnm. sundry articles Of household
anu h''cheh iufn''uTc> dec 2S:-is
Terms nj inle. NELSON Prus,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24

H$LOVES.-A iull supply of gloves. min, mi
W halEgayes, consisting in nnri of Ladies' bl,k
SILK aud French Kid gloves, Ladies WOODEN pl.ye,
half-glnves. childrens miIis and gloves. Cen,le.
mems fine silk and wooden gloves Also verv be,.
w wooicn gloves and miiiens, for working mon =
superior article. just reed AVID fpr sale law bv
JAMS J&T uORNRRCoK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
GOLD WATCHES,

Ooi Received by the subscriber. an assoriment
- OF hne foil Jewellud John,on and Tobias Gold
lever watches which will be sold, ut O small adj.
vance on cost.
Anyperson wishing to purchase a first rate which
one oi 'he very Best, will please coll and examine
my os'ormeni:
Also, common Gold lever watches; heavy GOLD
guards, lob ord vest chains; Ladies' Garnet Tomas
and Other s"ns pins; diamond. runy, emerald, ame.
'hisi, garnet, iopas pearl JET add every variety Of
set and plain. Rings. Gold pencils, earrings. sp.c
ia'les, silver spoons. silver arrows for the hair Gil,
and JET hair pins, jet necklaces, silk guards, pen
knives &c &c. All received this day
jan 8 JOHN BISHOP.
Sign Of tho Big Watch. No 1872, Main a..
N B-Waiches aud Jewelry repaired in tho mus.
approved manner ond al prices as low rs n, nnv
Ihcr establishment in the CITY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
CENTRAL ROUTE FRO

EtREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
Ne WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH
lNGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The Nnrsaal Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies. are rHnnIng G. daily lines
I" Cumberland. coHaeciing with The d g. O II r.
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 silher Of Tho above
cities. the balance Ivy Railroad
Time To Baltimore 81 hours
Tine 10 Philadelphia - hours
Fare Ia Baltimore IL DOLLARS
Fare Ia Philadelphia 10 do
Six daily lines leaves the Co, Stage and Rail
rond "iEre every morning NJ g. O'clock a NJ. ant
eIirns furnished nj any hour load Shosd offer.
Forihrough Tickeisio Baltimore and Philadelphin
nrply NJ the Co.'S oifrr, No &c Water St, Whesling
VA snc dror North s Hotel.
Nor GOOD Intent SAGE Co. II II STlLLE.
and WIN NEWMAN. for " r S Co.
@rrat CeHiNa! Route Rail road and Sage Office
seplS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24

a HANDLES The ,ub,cribe, ,.o,,I -
" u" friends md The public that he has oa,'
tnsnrrd lhe mnnnfaciue ofMOULD AND DIppEn
IHNobkS. made ofpUe ioHots. which h. ,ya,,..,.
f9"H' I" anything Of The Kind manufactured bo,a
e"eMhere: nnd no will furnish Them wboles,to -,
'S'a' cheap as they can be purchased anv,,bo,o
ne would respectfully solicit a share OF public
H." FACTORY IN Market Alley. beiwo,n
Jsc o. ',@'"e' o'tee'' M WARREN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
PAPERl PAPERa PApEnm

u l nCk NBROOK have Juu received =,
Nh, re" wholesale mud Retail Variety store or
h''l class plan ond rolled letter pu'ef
pau ""d h'l'd Gnp; Afnes CAP and ler,e, ~ -
49, ,u - hine' fancy colored letter v, /; pi,io
nrgc" "'h g'cen; PLAIN CAP Of d,Ggren, wv, cap
p'"," gree" Ieief plain aud Ruled blno ,'.o
l' ,oI'o post plan md ruled; snpe,Gno cI,o o'he
SaI' b'l' rnprf Ms aud 3; satin. rnp ond rue"
s"o, quality u'sOo aud bloutns paref &s Sr .''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
WRIGHT,S INDIAN vEGCTARLE
d 4 L. r. s.
or TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE o
HEALTH.

No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
duced to the American Public, whose yir
tues have been more cheerfuly and nnver
sail acknn wleiged than the above named
WRlGiiT"S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
To dsscant upaR their merits a: this "a Re dav
won.d seem 10 be wholly necessary, as yer,
low indeed who read this article, will be found
lnnacqusiBtca with The real excellence of m,
medicine. Ru, Il further proof were wanting Ia
ehinoiSh Tue crcoit OF This singular remedy, il
might be foundis The fact that no medicine in
the country has heen so
SIIAMELESSLY COUNTERFEITED.
Ignorant and unpnncipled M an have at various
places, manufactured spurious pill; md in q
DER more completely TO deceive the pubic have
madS II ~ outward appearance I'D resemble the
true medicine These wicked people couldnever
pass oil their 1rthess trash, but for the assis.
lance OF certain misguided stOTokecpcrs, who
because thew can purchase the spurious article
az a reduced rate, lend themselves 10 this
nous Tous system CT imposition and crime.
he patrons OF the above excellent Pills. will
'herefore he on their nrd against everv Kind IF
IN Wheeling is JAMES MELEOR, 2e Union Si
Inc following lghly re- SPEC bile store keeser.
nave been amounted agents for the sale Of
WRlGlITS INDIAN VEGETABLE FILES.
Chns Johns w, MonopeaboIa, Wash. co. pa
ElIingham & Johnson. Eldeisviie, do.
Richard Ward, Peris do.
Van Reeves, Greenfield Do
Kerr a. CO. Cross creek do
Walter Boyle, Hickory do.
Jas ga MsloT, &c Uai9n 5; wheeling, Ohio CO. Va.
n.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
M Iheraham IL Co. WaYnesburgh Greene co Pa,
bannel " Parkinson, jefferson DO
JeRes, Carmichael town do
samuel HiReenbothnm Grecnst urrb do.
~ Mez:uzaf, Mapleton do
JOSH Patterson, PntteTson's Mills Was, co Pm.
William Mercer, Florence 10
Rob- MAecal. Raceoon p o. d.,
LOWS Freeman. Bellvillo do
> Chlckcring q Co. Canonshurph do
Hart ~ Hopkins. ccntrovile do
John ID Chambers Washington a.,
Bryant Cr1veR a. Co, West Alexandra do
y q " @ Craycrofi, Claws aHIa do
Isaac V Davis. MorganviJIs Gn
Gro M'Kenua. Hlllsborough H.,
'O"" Mnn,sr, m,nshor on.h do.
IRo Only seJri;iV against imposfiors T.. ,o
Putch Use from To- regular advertised o.ents
Sng Il o cases ne particular TO ask fer Wnghts
lndinn Vegetable Pile. ''7"'
once devoted evclusivciV ~ tho sale nf the
iva ''"'' az
TRemember, none arc genuine oxeop,
WTighPs IndlaR Vegetable pile. ~''
Jun " WILLIAM WRIGHT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24

= DoSr OFFICE envelope. printing, trown, me,
n dium soluble crewn wrapping mad ,eu p,-
'er. Kept constantly on hand and for sale law nv
Jan o & II IIORNpRpOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24

~ ELL, MOORE e. cos. Fast Mail Coach
~ leaves wheeling daily al sso'elock A NJ. Ne
huurs TO Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves wheeling daily at O. .'clock
4 NJ. IS hours In Cincinnati
ID TALLM EGGS Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock AN, 40 hours TO
Marsville XIV.
Extras furnished an al the above lines 10 mar.
AZ niaht a. they may with.
ONCE No q Water st, Yet door below the u s
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb r lfEcEyJEy Iut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
n mccoy Scc.v
FIRE AND MARIs f. INSURANCE..

,ME AND MARIR + INSURANCE.
EHE subscriber il. enpoip,ed ayen, 81 IT, 90
~ va ioMBUS INSURANCE co. for The CITY
OF !" eeIing. and il prepared TO tab Q risks on,
~ 15u,uIngs OF all kinds, stone. brick or wooden
Furniture.
And merchandise of all kinds.
AAd against all dangers attending IN. ,,,n.
p nIiaipn OF Goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
anr railroads., ut the loves, rates.
ne character of the compa any for promn,;,rd.
ana Harness, Is well known. Apply TO
=, HtNRY K LIST Agent
Az Shrver 4. Stelle's Wharehou, az. Watt,
nov lG-3m s,r.., tyk 49, .'e'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
NEW SONG BOOK.

ME American Minstrel; heine u choice eolec
II ir'n of original aud popular songs. CLEO.
duets. ehoruse', &c with select music. jus, recJ
win variety Of popu'sr song books. by
JOHN HsSWEEE,
~" Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
pYMOND,s EssAys

t'SshfS on Tho Principles of Morality. and on
IL the private ond political Rights and Oblip,.
u'" o. Mankind. BY Jonoihnn Dymond. jus,
P"o'shto' and Tor sale by J J HASWELL.
j'n6 r,;.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
t'.ptr., orOn nm


CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized, us
prepared tomnke Insurance on every des-
sripti9n ofFire and Marine Risks, such asdwel-
ung aouses, Store II ouses, & c with their caa.
,shIs. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats aod X eel
ooats with their cnrgoes, To ad from anyrort
on tHe ONO and Mississippi rivers. or their irib-
n.aty streams. Application for lnsura nee o b.
ing Savings Ins litution
aus MCCOY Sec"v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
CHEAP CASH
Boot and Shoe
STOREo
No. 120,
Corner Of Main and Union SIS,
WUEEIlN,, VA
ALTMAN 81 MAXWELL.

ALTMAN q MANWELL,
AFTER returning ,kelr sincere ,hanks
10 their customers and the public ror
the patronage so literally extended to
thom The past ycar,an! soliciting con
unuation OF their patronage in future.
respectfully invite their attention 10
their present well selected stock oGI,,ois.
SHOES and Leather, consisting in part
as follows:
n;r. q IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
FOR TRAVELLERS

u 'oI Rcce'ved. few pocket glasses FIR travail
~ eE, Also Shaving B1es and ap,nrafn. :, n,
"e'e. over so' ks. comforts &c &c. rnr ,,Io -.
J'"O IL r. HORNBROoK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
STILL THEY CO1,C
BLACkING, BLACKINn-

L ~ sa VIZ. !" shave "nhonl glass i,sr cal =,
zoe shoe Soreon Marker 81. siSn ~ 49, 20, a.
msG'nolh Boo, aud ro,tha,o ,me Of pil.o, paeh
IfD 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24

NSo' The Ra'l'O0d Depof, CUMsEai.Axp, Nh
FUNHE Proprietor 70 po-ih,lly ioforms h,.
fnrnts and the rubhc ,Shat he has taken
this LENnGD NEW " OTEf., which he now
conhorntY offers ~ the paJronaco Of the pui lie
TAhLE ENTERTAINMENT Ths Parlors
and chaniAers have hs"D tssfsfully flted M
with snttrs ncD Furniture and Brddfhs, with
view 10 the case comfort and convenience Of
M yucsis --esSscially Of lsdiss aud families
The deFhrimeV Of the Lsrler is equally wei
ordered. m feet sore -. through, every depart.
Nunt ol tho csiah'ishment, an air Of atne-,
ud eIeranrc thnl raunnt fail IN pleasn MI who
may layor him With a call. A COW TON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
PILOT 4 BEAVER CLOTHS.

Al" s,ylesand cclors, from sixty-two cents to
nv! dollars; together with nany otner NJ a es
LOT ,Sentlemens wear, too numerous 10 me n ii "A
ali OF which will sell at Who'll, lie or Retail
or mako up TO order in the best French .tyle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24


$50 Packages of
Boots a. Shoes.
N.4.NL .NCLALLE.r
Ar TIE SIGN OF HE
Big Red Boot,
now receiving aad open M one ol the lar.rst
j aud m'si exclusive nSsormsI,"T LoOTS md
SiiOESoi every description aud quality, ever fer
"a ~ this city; which haze been selected with
great care aud attention. expressly Tor retailing
farineis and oiL~rs wishing To supply their families
W'ih good adisle ui Boots and Shoes will do well
!" call nnd examine my assortment before purt has.
ing ri'"where u consists Ia part of
4Oo pairs mems thick Roots,
500 do do Kip do
800 do do Calf do
1000 do do Thick Brornns.
1000 do do Kip Monroes.
aoo do ZOOS Thick b OTIS;
200 10 Youths do. do
1000 prs Boys thick and Kin Brspons
800 do Youths d. do do
900 do " smen's Zip, calf and Aoroc.
CO Lace Boots,
100 pairs Women's Calf and Mo,oc,,
Shoes
1000 do Chillren's Shoes Of every s;z.
sh pc andq uality.
The above. with a hundred other k,,J, b,o 40,
mcrons To mention. renders my stock go comnc,
iha'iboss who fnvor me " i'm n call coono, q,
e he pleased. bnih in regard to pric. nnJ on,I;,,
| Thankful Tor tho liberal patronage Ibnt has L..
heretofore extended TO me. fsiili solicit con,,,,
ancs of u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24

wlifrE. Blue and grey bonnet hoard. r., ,,I.
I& T HoRNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
No l67, Main Street.
A M ADAMS
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR.

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR.
HAVE just received a most spIend,d ,so,,
:, .ient OF Goods for GenIlemenis We -
nc newest styles and most superior qualitv ibe |,
,pa, ever heen received IN this market. Aaong
'"eif STOCK VIII be found the following:
CLOTHS:
TO- ouperhno French Blk. from IS TO $40 nor vd .
Green and Blue do '"' DiaSe
BEAVER CLOTHS
/ 6 French Blk Beaver, Beautiful Wool dvo p,L
LaI,iri. S n water proof Beaver, n French,
:, CAsSIAiEREs
rIenen DIk' a very fine article; English md,
""ehcun uOj Fancy do. Of every stvIo a on.p
w VESTINGS. f""' %
n"e pave the finest aud richest yes,ins .v
o ' ca IN ihls city and no raistake surh
some WoolIen volvets Of evcIy d sedy hand
oahs' post you have seem Valencia d,tJa e,oh =
prices SHADES aud colo ts; Cas- hmere do eiehf
I'D S S, ana Crayals, decide ~ pretty, Sto,L-
"nu Duspendersi Cloak Tassels, and ere :,
fnT r,sb ~ 'aIhss' all oil which will be sold low
A., u,oL 10 prompt customers on a shuTI cyc'
on ana made up in the best Eastern style de-
NEW MEDICAL DooEs
"a 'oNc ana Belle Theory aud praciiJe Of Med.
io,ao T, "c 81 ed'Uon IN two volumes. much en-
Ie ,Ch"fchhI on disorders nf Females; Chm
ti. )Sem OF midwifery; Wood md B,cb,'s
e. ''l,c' D''pensaiory Tuners Chem,s,,y.
=" H'''y cooper on iIernia; Homer md smin,,
Anatomical Atlas; smill's minor surgery. R,,nh.,h
ms system Of Midwifery. wrh ps,es yv.,",
Anatomy. Tweedie's Library of Ptac,ienI Nj.
cine "eut
The above. with n general assortment oc AL
COZ Literature Of Tho lowest cash prices y,h eat.
n'"gue OF Medical Books, con 10 had of
llt III holm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-24
MERCHANTS

wishing IN purchase by the Package or dozen, will
fad it To their advantage To call and c.,m;n. 49,.
assortment. as nier myself that can furnish m. m
nm ON assortment or ns good terms nc can'be me-,
With in Tusburga ar any other city wes, Of rbe
mount aims, "
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<hi<h - fsIer disd win he sxsise,nen. of The
period; bar We see no cause Why The attention
which was then given % ps,'air nif,irs might mot
sprohtabIy directed 10 catert taining authors Il
hteuc that thesiaquiring aud siodious workman
win cultivate his own mind at homs bifall work
men are not inquirig and studious, and the intro
dnction Of reading alnad TO each other il turn
wouId.he productive of heakulatIe teueE,
Singing for the million Is cried up on all hands,
why not reading aloud' What Mianzer has ac-
cpmpished for one art mightbe effected by Charles
kemble for the other. We have ia almost every
family and workshop evidence OF what practice in
concert has done for vocal music.-why not the
same for reading aioudi TIE one art ts sHafy
valued ASIAN amusement aud refining accomplish.
ment--the other y equally entertaining, quite as
necessary for The adjournment Of pdbiic or private
Hse,ard eetaiily more directly productive Of atii
ityaad Knowledge. ~ 3f'''s s'''e'.i ~ S's''tas
4
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q beea pdbIisled, and q very unpleasant q

acfer
1Ge oort of Isy,e exbb;,s ! coosS sra,,s IN;
\ nn<;on h, The impor,a,,oo - co,,on MI Frcn
i ofsis,,syo.,o ~. AMI 10 Noye,,, hi. ,a,4
t., rysd 4, M ra,bo, 9so oa, r.l.s n,,S,
w, IN ,ssa ,ur;no. ~. s,,,e ,s,;o,, there ..ere
"a aos ee7 .oI ,t,e ar,;,.,s of,aio ,,e.eu,.
oil sum i,o,al of A., "a i hale.
! xpnr, X .nru .c.,r-Tbe Na,sopa, STATE.
a., .o,d;, J.. n,;,,,a ,o,,or frnr, r,r.n a..
tssa,o,el ~ ,ba od ,eo;ment IN bus.,rs who was
de,.ched with nj. re.;mept AT Sebdon. having
zone 70 shoo, game with ,he surveon and some
prip.,e. of his yepimeat. ,vere. surrounded sbvsa
n,mher ~ Arabs ,,ho carr;ad f ~. entire marty.
SPAIN. 7 Our aceo.n,. M from Madrid are q The
ID Instant, he.chamber Of depulies resumed on
that dav he discussion Of ,be s,b section Of The
rejo,m bilI relative 10 The .miooritv Of the King
aud The regency The nroceea;nys nresented III
,le or no iotercst, until NJ Martinez de la Rosa
asscended ,be tribune. The munster IN his usuaI
brilliant style. adduced arguments in favor of the
principle Of The bin, which produced aliyely i'm.
nression in the Assembly The article Of tbe hill
which attributed the regency to the nearest rela-
tive of The sovereign, was afterwards put TO- vote,
and carried by large majority. II; ,,,., 4,
The failure of Martin Zurbano,s attempt to raise
the .tajard Of insurrection in Spain is considered
important, inasnuch as II certainly consolidates
for some time the power Of those who have grasp
ed supreme authority in that country, and must
deter any similar attempts on tho part oS Spanish
maicontsnt. r.,. it,ss .,5,f .,.1 IA ".
The accounts from the frontiers. Of Spain are
most deplorable. The government is proceeding
with the execution Of the unfortunate insurgents
with the most bloodthirsty ayidity. :, Feliciano
Zurbano uhe eldest son of Gen. Zurbano) was
shot at Logrono on the 2stb, along with Captain
Baltapas (Zurbano's secretary and third person,
whose name is not mentioned! ..,,s s- !.
The article Of the constitution concerning. the
power of the sovereign to. contract marriage. as
modified by, the government proposition, and with
the clause added BY the committee intended TO
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5. Removing such abuses and iDl
nelfections.as lnMY be found to exisl
III tie pfsctice, inany class of slits
spgnizah 4 IN HE sparts of cl,ancery.l
Sec. l9. AN saffs in cbancery. nov
peAdingin the Courts ofComtnon Pleas
in the Superior Court Of Cincinnati and
in the Spp+ease Court, ,aas. by con
sent Of The parties or Their solicitors, he
fehiefed or the Tiurhal of ihe Conrt 81
scesstaon Pleas, sSupcrinr4or Supreme
Gaart, rs the case may be, in which
4sa'i.1 suitsisApeAlihe, betrsnsterred n
he Court Of ChacceFy in the proper
|distrIct foT further pnseeIings.
Ia which c'iscit shall not 'te neces.
slry that The Paper. shall be recorded
in tie court from which they skill
come. but the, original papers 50 II he
certified TO the said Court Of Ghancery,
BY tbs clerk Of the eelft ffotn Nbich
'hey, come. and where the costs shalI
ne collected in the ceurtsof ehancefy.
theysshall ber paid axer on application
therefor, 10 those enii4ied tiaerete. a-
Sec. 90. The second seotian of the
ic, entitled an ACT, directing the mote
Of sprDeeeding in chancery. passed
March fourteen. one thousand eight
hundred and thirty one, and so much
II the first section of the slime act IL,
gives the Court of Common Pleas iu.
iisiiction IN cfIancery suits in which
tile cause or matter IN dispute, IS. ov,ri
me hundred dollars, and Ill acts neon
slstent herewith. are irepealed;gproyi-
ded that all suits in, chancery2 which
shall be pending in the Court of Conn
man Pleas, the Superior Court.ffCinz
cinnati, and in the Supreme Court at
the time this act shaIttake effect, shah
he prosecuted insliie said courts respec
lively, 10 final decree and enforcement
thereof; as If this act had not passed,
unless the sare shah he transferred to
the Court Of Chancery. by consent Of
the parties. as proviaedm the ,wentieth
section of this uct. ''f.
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SlNGuLAa.a-Well' may it be named
as a curious fact than there is nn Eng
ilsh pfonnuncihg dictionary compiled
by an Esglishn,an. Stephen Jones
was a Welshman, Sheridan was an
Irishman, and Walker was -'cotch.
man. The other dictionaries are con.
fined more particularly to the origin
and meanibgof words. lis especially
gratifying 10 see that The great diction-
ary Of our great ccuntrymap, Noah
Webster, Is becoming q standard in
England. * l.s7 q, !. Ia. 80 u !,
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Successive AocnENr - The MontfoSe
fPa.) Beinpcm4 states that on Monda,
eveninF et'last week, as DR.. Il. Ley.
nan, lf-tireat Bend, was returning
rom Montrose in. a w;ig,sn ~iih iiis
Nile, when about three YIirtets of !.
nile tron, home, the reins dropped upon
the shafts; the doctor leaned over the
dashboard To recover them, when il
broke and precipitpted bin against the
lGrse, which took fright, anJ ran .lor
about half a. mile. During this lime
Mrs. l.. remained in the wagon unhuft.
and snpposing that her husband WIS
tetl behind 1T the place Where he had
fallen. On Il neighbor coming to her
assistance, she expressed fears that her
husband was ,hnrt; when. to the aston
is!,ment OF both, t ey beheld his mng-
led body still hanging from the forward
spring in which his foot WIS unf"rtu-
naieiy caught, and by which means he
had been dragged ind man sieI until
life. was extinct. HIS inv was perfect
.Iy torn of, and his head, shoulders, aud
arms dreaGiully bruised and Iaceraied.
DR.. l.. wasa highly respectable nltl-
zen, of temperate habits, in the PRIME
OF fife. and, in successful practice in his
profession. sa., ae +, sn,, s..
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4 a Chinese having been introduced to an Amer
ican who wore boots. reported that the gentleman
stood up 10 two little leeiher easks ;..,. ~