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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

The br. O. c. R4YM md A portion OF
our readers will doubtless remember cer-
tain reports mr. alton to this We sci .unA r
commrnd of Captain nenison, rs Lav-
ing been con ,erned in the embrzzlement
OF specie amounting 10 $4,000, which
had been shipped at Canton for Macao.
sometime in the year S43. The trjg o
{. Ray mond was owned al SlehIrbor,
and at tina, time was engaged trading in
the China seas. 1t appeard that instead
! Of proceeding to Macao, Dcu on took a
course for TalCehunca where he arrived
eely inlSl4, and disposed Of his vcss i,
exchanged the silver mmilcd to his
cha sc, and took passage on board the
wlae ship a cher Z p'. RickeIs n, (of
thus porO then at that p ace, for Payla.
Upon his arrival at Payta he 10 k Silh
him the whole amount of specie, except
| about thirteen thousand dollars, and pro,
ceeded across land Panama; 10 New
Orleans, where he arrived in April or
May last, and daring the las. summer
speg some line ia this town,
htcently, Information has beer receiy-
ed from China, by our government at
washington, OF the embezzelment Of tn
funds by DenniSon, and OF The shipment
on board the Archer, add orders were
accordingly transmitted To Tho proper
oIliters for their seizure at This place,
up n the arrival Of tie vessel The Archer
arrived here on Monday, when Colonel
BayIies boarded her below the port and
seized The remaining specie on board
which is now deposited in The bank We
understand that Mr.. Davis OF New York,
an agent or partner Of The house in China
arrived Ia town ye terda, for the rp Sc
% claiming the specie; and that similar
lain has been instituted by The ow ners
Of the brigO. c. Raymond,at Sagharbor.
DEM son has not bee heard Of Tor some
ume past, aud has probab' y taken his dc
partlre for Texas.
No, P.Jc,.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

CALvE' WITH SHEEP I'VE have often
recommended Tie keeping of calves wi
sheep, us sc have loJnd il nm excellen,
plan aud highly approved Of by others
WI have trleI, Ia his way there j.
less trouble, and TIC calves Keen in fine
condInon upon the coarse par, Of the f,d.
der which lhc sheep leaves. I'm sucb
cases, cIlve, aic never pGll ted ,y;,h v,.r
'" nun ana any are on them before they
WI SON disappear ai!rr the calves are
''Gons sheeP. ShroP ere usna ly pro.
y'G'd VI d good shelter ~ winter. and
we calves Wi seek the warmost Part of
IT ~ cold weather. This plan viii no,
% 'or those who keep sheep wthour
""'er 'n winter. Unless the calves hive
extra attention la the respect
BDstoH CHliicaiOr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

EMPhATlCALLI 4 hAHD GA, h.
PHILosoPuY II IAITrBs Among the
drowned ralush looking individuals
picked up by the Watch, some Tine since,
WAS one who deci ediy appeared as tho
he had been dragged through mo Red
Sea "a he days of PhoTuah, eGd who hau
lusI has wa,hyr-womon at the time, aud
had never been able to iud her al auy pc
rod since that ancient GaIe. Sill, there
was a dignity, Coupled with ShaUb> spa
cies OF gcu'llity about him, that comm, n
ded attention ID MOI respect.
"Jonn Wilton" said The Recorder.
- rha;, sir, SAID the individual just spo-
ken Of, that IS both my b,piS,uGl and
palernat co-uom"D.'
Re RDER--" You are charged, Mr..
Witpu. wub having been found drunk
aud Ihe waJchman saws he has frequently
I und you 20 Def re "
WILTON 1t shall ne, offer 10 ro5u,
tho testimony Of that respectable indivId.
ual. The Wa'chman regard, SIR, a, one
at hose finger .,usis placed hy "a human,
and rivlc government, waichlul to the in
tcres's of its eople, along he highway
OF iile--6ng r-pHsls which always pom
out tie legitimate road 10 'ravl. Hav,
you seen the Ohiu fat girl, .irl'
RIc RDtR "\n, sir But what ha
that TO 90 win your being drunk"
WILTON - Nathlug, sls. was ONLY
think n In rasc you had seen her, whelh
.r you wo III aol agree wi'h me in The o
inion Dhn! an Inquring mind mean
phioSophir refecung mind, sir -whelh,
cr 81 Oh awIud "oulo not, n its desre io
Information, lie induced 10 ask the girl'i
mother whether she bad any more jus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

FINALE TO 4 COURTS HIP.--' Floral
an dearest F,ora-i arm Come-ah! Flora,
] am come to--Oh!-"
II see you, Ma com. perfectly. You
are come, You Tell me, interesting inteIli.
genco, certainly. Well, what neAt2"
"Oh, Flora! am com, tc-io-"
"OlteT me your heart and hand, sup
pose
YES"
"Well, do it like n man ifyou can, and
not like a monkey"
PLAGUE take your self possession" ex-
claimed !, suddenly starting up from nv
knee upon which had fallen in an attis
tude that ight have won the approval OF
Madame &c Mi lard Fra zier you make
me ashamed Of myself"
proceed SIR" said Flora.
"fou like hrGvIty 1t would SEEM"
Yes sa f ora!
" Then will you marry me?'
Yes"
"Will you give a kiss?"
"You may take one"
took the prohered kiss.
Nov that is going at il more rational.
ly," said Flora. "When a thing is to be-
sad, why may il rot be said in two Sec
onds, instead of Suffering and >lammcrin.
two hours about iR On. how cordially
do ha e ell maiSarieS,' exclaimed the
merry maiden, cIasping her hands cnerget,
icallv.
Nv II them" said I, "humbug apart.
what day shall we fix Cor our marriage?'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

NARRf IN Fun The following in
cidvnt is SAID to have taken place recently
IN the neIghborhOod of Rochester, New
York:
sIeizh-rirlng party went QUITO Rush,
~ "tne Great Western" on Tuesday exc.
ring last, aud afer dancing and Gojcing
TO thfiT hearts content. hey set their ia
ces bomewarj, At two o'clock in the morn
ZIG ~ four o'clock. the storm being al
IT'S highest, the party had to STOP for day
light, at a small tavern near the CITY
where, huddiei together in a room loC
small Tor dance, the leaders set thei
heads TO devlsing new noe bid Of KILLING
time. A wealthy old bac hcor and a pref
~ girl Of eighteen we're hauled up to b,
married, and Young attorney Iva the com
my was selected 10 play The parson, o
the magistrate
The young kuol-tier, thus uncerimo.
ntouSly pressed into service, and duly sen
sible Of he part he WIS playing deliver,
Ell himself Of most eloquent address "a
The parties, in reference Ca he solemn stcr
they we're about 10 take; but the impropp
tu eloquence Of The uiiicIator only brought
down peals Of laughter az his mock -seri.
business, and make the party more urgent
10 have hrm pToseed and the bachelor
being 100 much Of genhcm1n 10 back
ou', and the girl pleased with The sport.
pronounced the words IN imitation Of her
partner, and IN he presence Of the selco
ted witness, which. according to the Jaws
Of New Yo X, constituted he parties hns
band and wife, lll death them shall par
The attorney having DECLARED the parties
man and wIie, and given eaah Of the par.
ties certificate, and fled copy win The
town clerk. informed TIE company lhal he
had done al Inc law required &c. and Tho
driver declaring that all vas ready, the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27
NeD Bedford Mercury.

IRE THREE COMETS This year has,
indeed. been remarkable for the pppear-
uncc Of Comets. While The astronomers
~ the United States have been observing
the two southern Comets, (Alauvais' Sc
cond. and The new oae) those of the
north OF Europe have been busy with The
new Comet in the constellation of the
Swan, which was discovered on the 2Slh
OF December by NJ -, Arrest, Assistant al
INC Berlin Observatory, near ID Cvgni,
It's daily motion was sixteen minutes OF
space westward, and twenty three min
uies norihwerd. Ii should now be visible
somewhere IN the northern cons ella
ZION.
We expec. soon to hear OF di coveries
al Washington, Cincinnati and Cam
bridge Obscrvulories. - They all are, or
soon VIII be,provded with choice instru..
mHnis, and recent events show that there
IS 10 want Of subjccLs.-Philad. u. S.
GdzeHe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

The \. Y. Journal of Commerce, aIln.
ding To The information received hv the
editors of that paper from correspondent
at Washington 10 the effect rhata negotia-
ton was going on between Great Britain
and Santi Anna for the cession of CaIifur.
MIA TO The former when the latter was TIT
ken prisoner, says-''The fact that such
information has been received by our gov.
eminent. and IN shape which com nands
belief, we will personally vouch for"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

exclusive oil written evidence. The
Investigation embraced various periods Of
his life. 1t cx,enCe to his public trans
acut ns->-to speeches which he had mado
IN Congress to ESSAYS which he had
written Ito his private correspondence
10 tie course of his politics as 10 his
courtships.
The array CT the counsel was ire
mendouS. six lawyers on each side,
from different towns, aud some OF the
most prominent standing, were enlisted
IN the cause. The argument ran through
more than thee weeks, and almost as
long as the great debate on Texas,
with this difference. that here the cham
p OF was at liberty 70 speak as long MS ho
pleased. bot there he was limited to an
hour each.
The impression, however, was, with
many people, that all this wns labor and
law lost-tha, The jury would be hung,
that is 10 say, divlled--anj that they
Won have 10 begin the bitle over again.
Some wag said, il they did not take care
they would contrive to eat up The esta,e
before il was settled-lke the mo nkey
sharing the cheese i'm the fable.
1t Turns out. however, that, on Tues
day verdict was given 10y the jury
to set up the will Of 81.
Ii was the intention Of the heirs at law
10 move for a new trial, but we learn from
The Petersburg lntelligencer that an arr
rangcment has bc"n effected with which
all parties are satisfied. BY this tho
>lavcs obtain their freedom and thirty
thousand dollars the res, Of the proper
ty going to the neirs al law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

ILLINOIS CANAL LoAN.-Anoiher flare
up, We fer On the lith Governor Ford
sent TO the Legislature, explaining 10 thai
body the new contract proposed by the
s.ockh lders 10 tho State lis terms are
not palaIable Ills Excrllency deems il
an lmPossb iity 10 NEE; them. lie saws
IN his message
They Che bondholders) sugges: that it
! would DC perfectly satisfactory to them if
tax should be ev,ei under the au horny of
the Legislature nov IN session, aud mea-
sures secured to pay one.hali yearly div d,
Idend on The lst OF July, Is @, OF one hall
| OF one per cent. on the whole existing
debt, which, taking that whole ex sting
d.b( to amount TO eleven mill. ons of dol D..
lars, would require annually one hundr- d
aud ten thou-and dollars. That the ia
leresi remnn at one per cent until the Is,
day OF July, 1918, when Il dividend uf
one per cent. sem annually, he pa d, ma
king annually two per cent. That he IN
teresi should remain AT two per cent, unit
ihe first day of july, A A. 1850. when a
dividend should be made Of one and hal
per cent making annually three per cent.
That the interest should remsin al three
. per cent. ill the first of rIy, 1852, when
a dividend should be made OF two per cent
making annually four per cent. That the
interest should ROMAN at four per cent. >.
all he first day of July, 1854, when a
dividend should be made Of Two End Il hall
1cr cent. making annua ~ FIVE PEI cen,
That the inieres; should remain at five per
cent. all the first day OF jay, 1876, when
a hali-yearly dividend OF three per cent
shall DC made, making annually six pei
ccn,.
That the arrears Of interest IN TO IN,
LIST Of January, 1855, as well as the dit,
ference between the interest due, and the
interest paid up TO the LIST of July, 1856
should DC funded in a State stock, TO begin
drawing interest on the first dav If Jolly
1886 at the rate Of six per cent per an,
nun.
II Tue intelligent pendent Of the
Saint Louis Republican takes he sam,
view of this subject lie says:
It's terms are % such nature hat { hey
cannot, and will not be complied with by
'his L'gIsla'ure. and, uh, ess greatly alter.
ed, the canal loan may be cons dered rs a
an end. have not heard single mem,
Der with the exception OF a lew mao
brains IN the region OF the canal but
VIVA, unhes!tat!ngly say. that he idea Of
. paying the full amnnnt OF interest upon
our whole debt after the expiration OF ten
, years, which would exceed seven hun-
dred thousand dollars annually including
the hooldebtls too prepoS Gus To be en-.
ter'aIned for moment And, unless bv
conference with Gov. Davis and Mr. Lea
WIT, The terms are greatly reduced, Moth
In will be accomplished.
w at will be the result. or whether
Gov. DAVIS and MIR. Leevilt have other
terms 10 propose, we do not know. We
fear, however, that there will not be G
settlement of the deb, of Illinois.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

CURIOsITlEs OF STATISTiCS.-NO mn
ems ywhnl Will be he weather to-mor
row b tie quantity OF rain which tails
III any particular place in any 5 years is
precisely the Sums qudn iiy which fails
10 any Other five years at the same place.
Thus, while il Is i'm ,,osslble 10 predict OF
any one Frenvhm II, ;hat during the mex;
ear he will commit a crime, i rs quite
certain th It one IN every SIX hundred and
fifty Of the French people viii do 50, be,
cause IN pas years, the proportion has
generally Leen bou' that amount. the ten.
denotes 70 crime, 10 relation 20 the iemp'a
ii"n, being every where InvIriable over a
Sufficiently wide range of time. So also,
the number OF persons taken in charge by
the police IN l. 1udIB, for b ing drunk and
dlsordrIy Ia he streets, u, week By week
ne riy Uniform quantity, showing that
the inclination TO drink 10 excess, is al
ways in the mass about the same, regard
-hs,nU had 10 the existing temptations or
s,imulali"rs In ibis vice. Even mistakes
and 0yegsighls Of regular occurrence.
for II / found in the post Offices OF large
q les, that the number OF letters pu, IN
without addresses, is year by year the
same. Statistics have made out an coml
~ distinct regula ily in wide range with
regard o things c"ncculing he mind and
tna 30 :trine founded upon it has lately
produced scheme that may We ! strike
the i.n'rant With surprise. 1t was pro
posed o esab!sh in London society for
unsurlng he integrity OF clerks. secreia"
RIGS, colt ciors, anil all such iunc,i naries
as are usually Obliged 10 fad scuruy for
money pessin2 through their hands in the
course OF business. This guar,ntce so
ciety has gone into operation, and is ke-
ly 10 become II useful end pros porous insli-
tuition - VeSHees NJ Creation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

EDUCATIoN.-We hays seen several ar,
ucles IL the papers a The Capital OF this Stat
and at other points in Virginia, urging, with
much eloqufnce ard spirit, a greater attention
o education AMI reform n the system Of tho
State npon this >uhj c.. We rejoce to see this
as II evinceS siowIug zeal in The cauS. among
the people, and leads us To hope that the time
NAV come, when we shall live under new or
der of things, when The young may be educat
ed IN science, virtue d rel gion, ard thai our
children may unite with an iNIelisenl ropula
ton IN supporting free gCv-rStneni, worthy
pillars OF proud and stately d INC. We hope
hi; but uhile We DO so, we cannot deny that
we greatly fear thai he Time for o lhorous h
and r,dical reform hit will send The lryh, Of
knowledge into our mountain passes and VAL
leyS, has MOI yet cone. TEE genius and spirit
OF Poriun of Virginia, is not yet ma ured
for shat We fear rhal there are men well at lie
~ do so who will hesitate long before they en-
ter The d,ld IN the cawse OF knowle 'ge, heart
and hand, dete:m ned to conquer or Il IN the
fight. We wishwe were mistaken; but fear il
is too true
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

the PHENOMENA OF THE BRAIN
One of The most uncomfortable things IN the
n1tnre OF he brain *, lbll the organ of sensa-
tim ShoBd ii elf De irssnSible. To cut the
brain gives no pa n, yet IA The brain alone Re.
SIDES the power o. feeling pain in any other
p RI OF the body. II The new which leads TO
il lIom the injured part be divided We become
IN family uncunsci us of suffering i, only
by commune Ilion with the brain that any Ii d
OF sensation is produced; yet the organ iIseli is
insen Ijle. But there is Circumstance more
wonderful sill. TIE brain itself may be re-
moved, may be Gu, away down to the cgpu'
ea!oSHm without destroying life The animal
lives and P'riorrns all lhr'e functions which
are neceSs rg 10 simple vitality, but has no on g.
er mind; II conaot hink or feel, il reauii es
that h" 70 d shoul' b. pushed into lis stomach;
once there, - IS Cige>tc i and lhe animal will
even lhnve aud grow fat. We inter, therefore.
that the part OF the brain cslled The Convo,u
lions. - SIMPLY INTENDED Tor The exercise of the
intellect and acultieS, who her If the low de-
gree called instinct, or of that exalted kind be.
slowed On man, The GIT cf reason Uigqn on
TIE DUT0Litsty II Mind
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

Coshoctln, and even Licking, to beproiit
by sold to purcha er from Tus,arawa.
as was the case last fail. how much NOR,
pref able would II be t. the raiser OF Fax
seed, who has u market where the artic.e
IS consumed, and of course, neither the
expenses "i cnr.i'gr, agency or storage.
to he t'kcn oil the price OF h 5 seed? L.,
our tanners take these hints into conside
"a ion IaScuralrGS Ado.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

j. Richie will do nj he can. lie will
co-opera e with the NJ rgan Mountineer
to "ihe top o. his ben,"--and as the frs,
step IN the process, he respectfully advl-
es our Republican friends 10 Mononga
ia 10 call Convention. nominate one
canCi late and rule oil all ,her,s. fen,
one refuses TO obey the vii 4 the major.
hy, mark hat man. and never {. usr hiGi
again. -- Ricdmoad Enqujyer.
That p'Per is notihe Hoygaa Nountaioeer.
Mr.. Richie, y Is the B,owa Mount.ineer, r.
very different afTur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

The receipts on the Western Mass.
kailroad, during the week ending on the
18Th instant, were !0.S02 Dols.-an in.
crease over the receipts during the CORES
Pond.ng period last year of > GO Do!s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

SOLAR SFoTs.-A dark spot, of uncom.
mon magnitude, is now visible on the disc
oil the sun. IL Is more than ten thousand
miles in diameter, and its area is greater
Than that Of the Pdcif, O.can. This spo,
was FIRST observed on The 18Th instant.
near the eastern limb of the sun, and n
u Tie above his equtofidl diameter. IL
hes now advanced nearly to the centre of
he disc, and will occupy seven or ephi
days moro IN passing across to the wesr.
efn l'mb, where II will disappear. II can-
no be seen without difficulty by the ma
ked eye, bit j. shown distinctly with n
telescope eight or ten inches in length
Beside the principal spot now visible ON
the suns disc here are five others of suf,
hcient Dimensions TO be seen with 81
inch a. hromatic telescope
The sun has not been entirely free from
sIo's Tor several weeks On the 3lst OF
'anuaTy Iilecn were counted, though most
OF liem were comparatively small
me theory most general lo2ied BIZ
Astronomers Ia regard Ia these spots j..
mat they are portions OF the solid nnd
opaque mass Of the sun, seen through o
penl"gs IN The luminous atmosphere mr.
phOsphorcscent clouds with which ,h,t
body - srfouudcd.- Boston UeIea1,y,
JOHraai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

a INIT TO fA,NERs the incrcascd
demand t'r F'laHseeI. owing to the large
amnnhi daily consumed, ia hc manuL,r.
'ure OF oil. has created a steady narke,
Tor the article ~ ;his COUNTY, Duriog
me tail. Iarge q mnuucs OF Flixsced were
P"rahascd ~ ncighboGng counties, and
brought here at considerable expense OR
owh tanners can raise as much seed u d.
WI bc required for home consnrp,ion. If
.hry 'u5n heir attention - il. Finn * q
prng crop, r'qoiri0g lille more laborro
raise th" -eod, h1nacrop Of oats 4,
present prices, i pays much better .b,,.
any olprr spring crop. NC hone our
nrmrr. wiz improve The present oppor,n
n'iy aiirdod by The coming spring 10 SOW
"A proportion Of Flag, Should ,bcv I'm.
proper TO prepare he Flax. as well ~ the
SEED. Tor market, n ready sale can be found
,or u nt the stores in Dover and Ne,
FhI,'dcIpnn. " FIaSsccd can be raised
!" t"c counties Of ll.rri. On, Gus.pss,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

party lett the tavern IA nigh glee, and
made their way iuto town. The next day
the legal adviser Of the bridegroom in
tormed him that ne was legally married,
aud iha, the laws Of this State made 10
provisions for j,kIng So much for being
married IN iun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

Inc New Orleans papers state that Ole
Bull had crowded and fashionable audi,
tory nj hls Concert in that city on The l2,h
instant. His performances gave uuboun-
ded sa,istaciinn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

AN'rnEg FAILURE -- The third ir,,l r.
eject member of Cungrcs, from the mid
V u, OF Vain. has proved failure
W. hcfrlek falls I.I sburl Of AN rio,
'on' }. Is s'rong dcmrcm.c .i.fri-,
on on. m L",'rc TO elect IS used by a di.
VISION 10 lhc parry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

We sec Il stated in the Columbia, s C.
Chronicle tina, lie Rev Ferdinand jacob.
his wife, child aud nurse, all died ON m
night OF The Dist uIi Of pneum,ria. Al
lork'iiIs 10 lhat Sas Mr.. Jacob an
pss'or Of The Presbyterian Church and
Principal OF The Female Academy Of n.
village.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

The Cheraw (South Carolina) Gazette
sta'es tina, It is IN contemplation 10 esiab-
lish two new manufacturing companies
at that pace- one OF them 10 engage in
the manufacture of cotton bagging exclu>
s.veIy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

IHe IRON MOUNTAIN.-We underston,
nat tho Company who now own mi.
immense mass Of iron Ore,bave commen
ced operations, IN the erection Of m.o
aces and wall 10 The course Of the p,e
sent year be fairly under way. The
have abundant capital for the erection Of
extensive works, and we shall soon he
made to feel The advantage Of such re
tnbilshments in our immediate noipbbor
hood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

The ship Akhur cleared a, New Orleans
On the l2'h instan, for Canton with car
60 OF . l49 bales and 4O7 half bales Of
cotton and 6,5! Q pigs of lead.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-27

The Pittsburgh Sririt of the Age is mi tax
en- in say ng that The injury sustained by the
young man here, in firing ccrUon on The re-
cepiio1 OF Mr. Polk, was OF Sunday. Il was
on Monday, Thee were canuonS fred By the
boat which he was, on Sunday night. but
noae rom the shore
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