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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

ire N nj x TON QUESTION The
Hichmnnd Enquirer PUBLISHERS n letter finn &c,
GEM" man 81 intelligence md high sanding" an,
'ehof VI which is well calculated u, ipc,,o,. A..
Anxiety OF that pspernrd Of oil oihers who n.r,,kin,
OF h' ratid engerness 10 acquire Texas. have To-,
'ieh' IN heir 'fjri to make IN. scqui.rion. nil,
oi TIE prohibitions OF our own Constitution ,od ,I
he very natural pride Of the Texan. hem,elye,. n
says. -
"Gcn'iemeas Lst,ers received by ihi, ev,ninv,.
mail. drecI irum TeIu.. ond from those Giiy
acquainted With the stale of things there. ieovc ma,
'"e ens' doubt that an eStraordir nry struggle il,
gong an IN Texas between the friend. ofannera,ion
ahd Tho E"ghsh party. hsodtd By Gtneral Houston
Every possible inducement is held out nc ,La
English Minister and agents To tbs people OF T.x,,
10 reject the protf-red terms Magnificent, o.Is,s
arc made. reaction has taken place, ard I feel
warranted IN saying that The issue is dsub.fuL"
The English party" in Texas, il sec,ps "is
headed by General uousion." The very man who n,
The G."be informed Va few days aco. concoc,ea
with General Jackson The scheme ol ann, raion.
LynehIurg VI sinian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

HE LAST SHIT OF THE LAST WAR wIru
ENGLAND The account of the recen,
explosion Of she'll in New York, by
which five persons were killed, and sew
erai Injured, brought 10 mind O circum.
stance which took place in his city some
years ago For many years number
OF cannon which had been captured from
the British on Lake Erie, laid il one OF
our streets, near large foundry. II was
at last determined To put these trophies OF
American bravery 10 n useful purpose.
and one OF them was stuck inc a furnace
bait foremost, 10 be melted down. While
his process was going on, the gre l, o. IN
wen, off. sending bail through .he side
OF the foundry into the hill beyond A.
II fortunately turned out, no person wa.
injured, hen ibis long sic ep ng and close
bottled British thunder burst up m the ear,
oil the astonlshed cannon founders.
! The cannon, as was said before. laiC
IN The streets Tor several years and M
| person thought II possible that il could br
charged Perhaps no piece Of BRITISH
. ordinance was ever fired under such cir.
cnmstonCes. And we may coniidend,
aver that this was the last shot of In,
last war; although not fred in the war
The English, who love 10 boast, miph
make It matter 10 brag about that The,
loaded tho las, gun, and that il was fire.
IN The very midst Of their enemies,
Plus. Posi-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

An ARGUMENT AGAINST RAILROADS, -
a canal stakeholder gave the following
as his reasons for opposing railroads:
"lle saw what would be The effect of IT,:
that ii would set the whole world a mad :
ding. Twenty miles an hour, sir Why
you VIII not be able TO keep an appren>
tlce boy at his work; every Saturday he
must take trip 10 Ohio to spead The S b
bath with his sweetheart Grave, plod>
ding citizens will be flying about like
comets. All local altac hmeDt, must be nj
an en- l. 1t will encourage nighliness Of
NEGLECT. Various people will turn into
lhe most unreasonable story-iellers; aII
Their conceptions will be exaggerated by
their magnificent notions of distance
only hundred niles off Tut .nonsense
! III step across, madam, and brinp your
ian ! Pray, sir, will you dine with me
to day al my little box on the AIlephcn, p
why, indeed, ] don't know; shall be
IN town until ~: well shall be there.
but yo1 must let me Off in ii nc for the
theatre. And then, sir, Their. will be
barrels OF pork, and c,rg e, Of n ,ur, and
chaidrons Of coal, and even /, adj and viii,
Key, and such like sober lLngs, that have
always been used TO sober travelling,
whisking ava, like set Of sky-rockels.
II will upset the gravity Of the nation. II
couple Of gentlemen have an affair OF
honor, II is only to steal of 10 he Rocky
Mountains, and there no Jurisdiction cai,
touch them. And then. SIR, think Of ny
ing Tor deb'! A set Of bailiffs, mounted
on bomb-shoils, would not ogerake an ob
scondinI debtor, only give him n fair
starr. Upon the whole, sir, il is a topsv
iurYy' haren scarcm wbr.iaig. Give
me Ihe oId,sulemn, straight 10 wa I'd Dutch
canal ihree miles an hour for expresses,
and TWO for jog or trot journcys--Si,b q
yoke OF oxen for heavy load. 90 C,,
beasts OF burden; it is ioore primitive and
'cnplurel, and suits moral and rcIioiors
people better None Of your hgp,ssip
land lup'p whimsics for me"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
a WtllSTLlNG YANKEE

some years since, Yankee from the
,a"u OF notions travelling west, found
nihseif minus of cash, after his arrival n,
me beautiful and furnishing vi lapc IF
Evansville, Ohio, but Yankeys ore nro
verbal Tor tact, and can turn their wits
many ways to supply the needfu.. So
our ianIee traveller being keen at whis.
tiing' perambula!ed the village wnh his
hands Stuck in his empty pockets, whist.
ing variety o. national airs, much n
me amusement Of all. Seeing tina, his
employment took with the mnl,i,uJe
E r',-.--'F 49, .~..~'.vr the Science
OF Whistiing, and reasone ed very gravely.
mat as muliItudes would whistle, il would
be well Tor them 10 learn the science
rightly Judging that, what ought to be
done at all. should be done we'll. .
upon scientific principles. He believed
mere were fu less persons who could
learn this science than was genersilv SIM.
posed, that there was no roison wbv m.
female sex, with acknowledged better
w ces than males, should be denied the
privilege of whlstling; md descan,ed
largely upon the advantage 10 be derived
irom.a thorough knowledge of the science
IN short. sch ,ol was sta ted al once and
many young limb OF the law, medical
students and clerks. with their ladies
were subscribers, The price was fixed
al my cents per couple, and always paid
IN advance. by winch our Yankee friend
well sPliced uis pockets.
The eveninti Tor the first lesson arrived
and with 1t goodly number of ladies
anu gentlemen, at hotel, waiting the
pr 'mlsed instruction. The preliminary
observation WIS made that no one would
be assured Of any Improvement. wi,hon,
they carried oul the precise instruction.
and obeyed The commands OF the teacher
All were standing upan the floor, upon
he lptoe Of expectation, when our Yam.
kee gave forth his first command with
gravity - PREPARE To PUckEsp Ali
anticipated The next command, Fucker,
and instantly roar of laughter shook The
house to lis foundation.
II Is unnecessary TO say lha, the nc x
DAY our yankee traveller was seen wend
ing his way westward, with full pocket,
and whlsling merry tune, while those
VINO had taken their first lesson in the SCI
enre Of whisilIng were hailed at ever,
turn OF tho street, with the bye.words--
Prepare 10 Fucker! Pncsern
Catiaraugus Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

II aPpears from The following paragraph
that serious riot has ,ken place at Port
land, place near 81. John. New Bruins.
wick;
RIOT IN PORTLAND Four Me n
SHoT!-A riot occurred in Portland las,
evening, and four men were shot, one OF
whom i. not expected to recover, hnving
received two balls in his breast. .
As soon as information Of the rio, was
received oy the authorities. two companies
OIL the military were ordered 10 The scene
OF slaughter. and took possession Of the
ground, whl'h they retained until about
midnight, when all Icing quiet they
marchsd to barracks. A detachment of
The royal artillery, with field piece was
brought out 10 assis, the authorities if
necessary.-New Brunswick Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
AFFAIRS IN CAN,n. -

AFFAIRS ~ CANADA The Nop.
,real Irrroid Of the ooh ulr., contains the
PARTICULARS %; the close, on that dav .,
The second Provincial Parliament. Artet
giving his assent 10 about one hundred
acis' the Governor delivered an address,
~ which we 3 d'be following paragraph
: h-'Ee received Authentic iniormo,,,a .,
me passing 81 AN Act by he L,gis nrur,
o, me V"'cd Si"'cs. which may srriousI,
.mc' me commercial interests of nm,
f,o' nee will moi f4h 10 suhui, n
= HSc: ~ nc attention Il her Msiesy'
on'efn "s' Q, and I am sure tina, !, Iii 20
ceIve tbesaot! vsOss confederation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

AT primary meeting recently held in
one OF the wards of Albany, 10 decid. I'M
On charter ticket the voting ,Yas vow
spirited, from sunrise until p. NJ, when
in consequence Of some unfavorable ap.
pearances, one Of the sections Of the com
oa,anls. made an attack on the ballot box
kicked il into The street, and the wind
there favoring their rude assaults, the
ballots were scattered every possible
which way and wero no more TO be seen
forever. Question is who was nomi
mated?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
THE GREAT FOOT p,cp ri:

THE GREAT FOOT RACE.-Th;s
long 'talked-of affair came I, n on SUNDAY
the 9Th uli., at New Orleans, over The
MetairIe Course, in the presence Of abou,
lhreo thousand persons. The day was ms
balmy ard brigh! as the most ardent low
ers OF the sport could wish for, and yen
tic breeze prevailed
Out.ofniae entries, the following start.
ed:
l-Giidersleeve;
p Archrr;
3-Elwor,h;
Ill. b. The an in the mask.
The distance conditioned To be run IN,
The purse OF $500, was % miles. within
the hour, and Gi1Gerslreve performed his
work easy IN 56i minutes He ran dis
ten miles he other half mile 10 comp!e,e)
IN SO: 80.
G'ldcrs'ceve to- k the lead al The start.
10 lowed next by Archer. then EIwortb,
me mask bringing up the rear. Archer
gave IN at the sixth mi'e, Giiderslceve
passing him mile ahead. Eiworth fell
al The end Of the fourth mile, and The
mask mys,crlously disappeared from the
course en- the quarter stretch OF the fire,
mile.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

The guiilotinins at Washington goes 6
with a regularity and solemniiy that mus,
DC awful 10 the Office holders. The mos,
ingenious tor:ures OF the inquisiiion we'd
hardly impart more dread. The poor
man now gully OF holding an office sees
III MS imagination Tho regular moves
ments OF the bloody axe. and fancies
hourly, the execuiioners tan ON his
shoulder, summing him to death
NO wonder our contemporary ofthe Mad.
lsonian shudders and groans at siyht OF
'h's steady and unfiatiering process. which
stops not and respects The TVS no more
than The TIPS. Yet who can helm bn,
admire the fidelity Of that ma,chless prin:
!" h; friends of Captain TYLER, in such
community? Ii exc'aims: Our motto
is, stand by your friends. whether ,hev
be ten or ten thou sand and if they be
prescribed, share their f1te.'" n eh.
Comp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
From the Ner York H,aria.

OHh DAY LATER FROM IN
GLAND Two fine ships, the Rupuhlic
captain Luce, and the Swaiara. CANAAN
smith. arrived at New York on Saturday.
from Liverpool. with a,Ivices of the 9th
nlt. They sailed aud arrived in com.
pany.
he news is unimportant.
Accordingto the Papers, the cotton
make, closed tameiy in Liverpool on The
9Th. Verbally, however, W, learn tina,
the market firm
Nothing later of consequence from the
British Permanent.
The vessels seen in the Mediterranean
and supposed to BE- pirar,ca by III. Spanish
waich put back TO Cadiz shon, time
SINCE are reported 10 be three Portuguese
revenue crui5ers
The army in Ireland Cor this month
consists oil seven regiments "f cavalry
seventeen regiments al infantry. seven
teen depots OF infantry. iva troops Royal
Horse Artillery, nine companies Ro, al
Marines, and de:achmens of Ba, alion
Artillery, forming an effective force OF
2l,SO0 rank and Tile.
A Russian journal give, the details o.
volcanic erup ION which ,cok place as
ong ago as June the ll,b OF last year,
not no far from Schemakha, situated in the
slack Sea. About SIX in III. morning, the
volcano all at once sent forth with a
grea' mise, qnaniiy Of burning ml,ter.
imprcgnated with naphta The eiupiion
ias'ed 'brec quarters OF an hour, and moi
less than Jour openings were formed in
lie mouniain. From one ofthem n cunn.ity
OF muddy water was seen to issue. and
oeIo" IT was spring o. clear w,'er, OF
Drackish taste, which at present con.
linues 10 flow down To the plain. The
craters are now no longer visible. bu, in
their place are seen Two little hills of
conical form.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

mere arc sumo things worthy OF con
sidcra'lon and remembrance. in both H.,
majority and the minority report Of tn,
COMMITTEE Of th<-Ilovse Of Representa-
'ivo~ on he Senate bill. granting he RICH
OF way 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
Road, through The state OF Pennsylvania
We therefore shall publish them 10 NOR
row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

~ Ehe.e is strong disposition man
Nest IN OHIO TO oecupy the privilege.
granted by the hank bill Vt last Session.
We shall not be surprised TO find all the
charters created by ii occupied during the
year. 1t VIII be well il il, is so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

The city council OF Baltimore b,vs
passed a bl'i authorizing tho B. s. O. Rail
Road 10 run their locomotives 10 the De.
pot in thatci;y. This wit! save gen, ex
pense 10 the company. but may occasion
nome accidents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
OLD FEnERAIIS,i

Since iho accession Of Mr.. Polk 10 the
Presidency under The name of .,Jemoe,a
ey' nnd the appointment Of old Fede,o
Buchanan to the office Of secr.,orv -
state. the old Blue Hghts' are banSin,
ound 'ho P'e'ideniiaI mansion in anns
4 tie prey. Carer ID. Val. Of Neo
Jersey, obd msny oihcrs, urcinp The ,,e
ensiops Of their ffisnds. and .os kino o.,
Tor siice fcs themselves. W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

The Is sion Post gives n G,i'crine nc
count OF the state OF the manu'nc urine
l"ietes's at The NorIh, in the following Ia.
Ken from It's commercial nriirlc:
lotion factory stocks of the lirs, c'ass
are stu on the ri-e, Merrimrck bein-
worm % and York 30 per cent. advance
MiddIescx Wooden Mi S sells n, % ne,
cent. advance The export demand for
coarse cottons is very great. and orders
and Contracts range many months ahead
One ship hence 10 Canton took 1853 pnck.
ages.insteai olthe old reml,ar C.. OF Span.
lsn dollars, which are in fact hardly OBJ
iainnb'e al any rate oil premium.
Ihere is now u 20 den harvest for IN.
cotton manufacturing interest, while some
"'nef branches OF domestic industry Ian
guish and afford bu, small profits. This
is e prc.ally the case with The shoe trade
which has been somewh lat too hard push
&c and overdone.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
Snow AT PHILApELpuIA-The Unite,

Snow AT PHILADELPHIA.-T United
States Gazette of Monday says:-"We
aw"ke. yesterday morning, in The full
ENJOY mcni OF snow, storm. The white
blossoms Of tho plum trees were vieing
with the snow fakes in purity while The
blush oil an incipieni bloom on an apple
tree, looked to the surrounding mass of
snow, like the hectic flush in The cheek of
consumption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

TIE CuRcTLD AND CANKKR WoRM.-
May be made TO leave your trees simply
by burning under them a mixture of frsh
COW dung and sulphur. The mass should
be thoroughly dried. and being paced
under The trees, set re TO in calm wealth,
err, that the smoke may be the more even.
" and eHcctuadly waited through tic
lOs. Try il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

GEORGE X. RICHARDSON, who bas lo,
some time filled the office OF D.puty Al.
iorney General in The City Of Ballmore
has been appointed Attorney General Of
'hc State OF Marylan to & The vacanc,
arising from the resignation Of Jgsf, y
BAL Y, Of Dorchester county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
[Catiaraugus Wig

: ho7E fAcroRIEs.--A large buildinp
i've stories high, has just been common :.
ed on The Schuvlkili, between CaIlowhil
street and the Paramount Water>wo,k,
" IS intended fora Print Work. Tbe
Old Woo'Ien Factory near Spruce ana
Ashton streets, Is fitting up, and The prin
ing Of Silk Goods will be carried on IL
il Ibid. vi !"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

Inc IL Y. JOY II. FArRcHrLD who was
recently tried in B'ston for he seduction
oil girl named RHoDA DAvlpsoN. wa,
un 'n'mously acquitted. The mry took
ample time, as they say, to scru,inize cy-
cry part OF the Whence, and this was the
result. N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
SUNDAY on RAILRnAns E. 90.

sOND'Y ON RafLROAD S Tho B,l,;r,,,o
n"','eap says There appears 10 be on impre,sicn
1' 'ne rspl'c mind that tho Baltimore onJ Oi,,o
WI "oad Company run their tonnage sn, pa,.engs,
h.', On sunday IN much the same m ,nne, a..
49,, a., e week We learn. on inquiry. that lh |.
sa9dayafs ihose herween l,imor. a va".,',', vi
n"" hi''in"fe n"d Cumberland. Epr The on,nc.. =,
Carrying the U 5 Mai. mdor oonirsc, hs,.',s,'
10 Sonp,rv. AM he Pos OTce Der,r,m,n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
RAILROAD ACciDEN rs MORE
DA MAGES FOR THE STATE r., d,

RAILROAD ACciDEN rs -MOkE
DAMAGES FOR TIE STATE ri,
PAY. The beauties Of the pennsylvania
state works. may be gathered from tn,
following, from lao Columbia Spy o!
Saturday list:
The 'ssenpcr c,r did no, arrive here
ON ihir-day u.,;b four or five hDurs af.
Ter me usual tine, owing la a seiiou.
crush occa Toned by The passenger cars
running mo train OF bu ,hen cars. md
breaking f'ur or five cars. belonging TO
~. L'ech & Co, ali To atoms. We uu-
"ers.and that there wete several boxes O.,
specie IN one oil the cars, which we're
broken open, and the specie scatl, ! ed over
the road
ANorHER--Ycs,crday mornin. a, n
IRAN of bnrihern cars were .minr dawn
me grade INTO town At very RAPID a'e.
/, run over hoisr which Vas about eros
sing The rpad, throwing the ualn off the
rack, and precipiaung par, { il over n
'leh' e'nb'nsmen', breaking in the front
OF a'torchpuso belonging /, Peter iialdv.
mao. Esq, aud tie other part direct y
across our principal street. A four sec.
i'on boat was cpnplslcly demo ish ed. and
ionr tracks. belonging to the ate, ditto.
Although several men were On tho cars
at The time Of The collision. no, one O,
them was S. rlous!y a. iureu'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

" We are PLEASED To learn ,hsi he new Gls,a
works IN R'sbs sm s.riges addition. base been
rented By gentleman from B,.'on.,nJ prep ,raiions
are nov being made Ia rni ihein ~ full blasi e.,
the y,ar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

G~Tbe Louisiana Convention for the
formation oi a new constitution prescribe
the following qualifications for a., eIec,or .
TO a ireo white male citizen twenty.
one years OF age, two years CITIZEN Of
INC United States, and two years tsi,
oenl OF The State, one Of which 10 he par.
Ish where the vote is offered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

~ The Madisonran has CHANGED
hands Jesse L Dnw, L, and the Rev.
'heoph'ius Fisk have become proprieio,s
in the pluce Of JonN JONES. II is lhouyb,
that meteor fell, or lightning bug died
when this great event took place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

gu FRAGFS.-Tnc Cherokee Advo.
Gaze gives an account of gross oulrages
committed by the U. S Soldiers in H..
vicinity Of Fort Gibson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

HE ANTIRENTERs.--A Letter 10 il.e
editor OF The Albany Argus, dated the
Isl INST, says that ten Of The lawless
desPeradoes who recently mafrca,ed the
Sheriff Of Schohars county, have been
Identified us those engaged in that fool
transaction. and j. is 10 be hoped, there.
tore that they will be speedily brough. to
Justice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

READING RAILwAY.--The transporla.
toHof coal upon this rond is steadily in.
creasing. During The week ending on
Thursday evening last, there were broueh,
down from the mines I2 62S tons Of coal
The trade has ortned actively this spring
a NUMBER Of Eastern ma rkcls being very
bare Uf this staple Phil. Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
ALABAMA SEAT OF Govypxvvvr

ALABAMA SEAT OF GovgRyMREr. :
The question Of removing the so,, y,
government Of Alabama is one Of specul.
alton with many Of The papers OF that
STATE and so anx' Gus are the citizens OF
selma to have il there, that they have
agreed TO build the Capitol q, herr own
expense. provided the Legislature makcs
that city The locafiosf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

NILLa;NS-Wea are iuf,rncA have b..
gun their periodical ingrc.s 10 our Cit,
AREA iy, and We expect Nc shall, he, a.
ns"a', ntsstcd wi;n them or s.ason
The a'mos; care sh,uld BE- used in p O.
tec'ing their premises. by our ciriz,ns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

Miss Abby Kelley and Miss Ili,cho o. k
are occurring at Harrisburg on. Aboi ion
We "pine that they would serve their
country be''erii they were attending To
tbcir knaling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

We are led 20 believe that tie wings Of
Ohio have sustained themselves very well
n, the spring elections. We uo,ice scvs
sral 'ownshirs where The contes, has
generally been very close, in which the
wings have now succeeded. Richlaud,
IN Belmont county. is one Of them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

FGT'SG TwIcE.--Andrsw J. McI,a;o
presented before tho County Coan OF
WlllIomsporf. Nd. for vol.ne twire a,
the same election in October lat. Wa
sentenced on las, Tuesday to pay $40
une "nd Undergo ten d,ys lmprisynm,n,
~ the county i1l "''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

a Powder Mill exploded at EnfeiJ.
Conn.,. on the els, ult., abou, 10, A. NJ.
One man, named LOOMS. was killed
This is said 10 DC the fifth powder mill ex .
Plos'on IN that town, within about ten
months, inc.ading the loss of five lives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

The editor of an Ohio pris, oooo... So
edihr'al PcHum,s, &c nhd says IN ,uoo,,, ,,T 4.
srsnm'n'' Wherever we emelI mu,k A.. .gs,,..,
en- absence snap. Cold BATH. ald r,n a.. -.
potent ihso Cologne. Thrre is no beauty i'm. H.,
% 'b' human face; no melody like Ina, nj a..
h"m'. "iee--no sweetness to he compared VIII,
i'a' o' The hum n skin, IL rs oDiy tor.sed ,o,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

6-rhr Nea York Is ard ~ Canal c, mmi.sionei
have re.o!r'd "a" To make any change in tbs rates
az tells us esiaaish Tor lS44 until tho l.. OF J.ly
isst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

TR NVEL - he Grea, Central Route
slagc comfaoies yesterday sen, cut e!ye
stages. nine passengers 10 the s'uge, in
all one hundred md cigh, passenger. =
" here is The SLACK -waie,?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

Upward Of $4,000 copies Of Bibles
and Iesiaments, were issued by The Am.
eIIcan Bible Society during tho month Of
March.