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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-11
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November y, taig """aE
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600. OF i.ef5, OF 500 aud oC mo ricSe,, -
shsfcs IN proposition certificate OF package oftwer'
vn.e who'es viii cost Sll2. twenty five halves $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-03
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
PROM THE
ARMY OF THE WEST.
THE CAPTURE Of NEW MEXICO.

From the st Louis Republican, Sept "a
The steamer Little Missouri arrived last night IRON the
Missouri An express had arrived at Fort Leayenworh
bringing the gratifying of the entrance Of General
Kearney into Santa Fe, without the fling Of gum any
opposition from the Mexicans whatever.
appears from correspondents letter. that after
leaving Fort Bent most of the ammunition wagons of the
other animals that the oxen had also given out and
with great difficulty the proceeded onward.
Several hundred horses and mules left behind the
The Diary of an Officer Of the .army Of the West
THURSDAY, August I3-started at II, NJ, Col Doni-
phsns regiment sight as we left tho camp We soon
met the spy company. Capt Bent) who, with his small
party had captured four Mexicans, well mounted and
armed They summoned him and his party surrender,
but the Captain told them that he thought their safest
plan to surrender to him. They prudently consent
ed to do They acknowledged themselves sent to as
One of the Mexcans who taken day before yester
day. dsarmed and sent forward to his village distant
to meet us to morrow AT miles we came to the esab
lishment ola Mr.. Wells, American He had an album
dance of horses, mules and cattle With him was ano-
Their American, who had been sent from Santa Fe by
American merchant of that place, to inform Gen that
the Mexcans 900 strong and had determined to
meet Is miles this side of Santa Fe at deep ravine
which they fortifying He stated, his opinion
that not than 1000 would DO well armed and also,
that they had four pieces of cannon.
The Americans at Santo Fc and other towns very
much alarmed for their safety. The Mexicans tell them
that if defeated they will return to the towns and vii
lagos and take full vengeance on them.
All this news Is communicated to in heavy rain
and we are encampng in the midst of IT, No little
is idle (no thinks Of it, and IL they do meet u.s.
as they have promised shall vndicate the character
Of the Saxon blood in death or victory Mark that :
Gen. Kearney is II walking TO his Office
May morning attend to his accustomed garrison d
ties and all look to him to who is to shed glory
on the American name II is said here that Gov. Armiio
is opposed to the fight but urged by the rich
of the country the latest accounts that the rich
are backward in lending their money; But If ten
thousand men are assembled they must have furnished
the means There is Mr. Bondy living near this place.
He visited us and gave us This is the first set
Element we have The place is called tho Moro ~"
Two beautiful mountain streams meet here, each of suf
fcent size for milling purposes The artillery up
at shutdown. At this place the road by the smerone
comes in
FnIpAr, August Asiarted at o'clock; at four miles
met four Aiexicans sent by Gov. Armo to Gen X with
letter. They dragons, dressed in roundabout
nd pants OF light blue cloth, similar TO our own dra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-03
THE pRocLAMATioSs OF AMPuDIA.

MArAMoRAs, Mexico, Sept 9, 1896
II Ia ascertained, beyond doubt that Ampuda Is
In command of the Mexican forces Monterrey With
Characteristic zeal he herads his approach by procIama-
tons denouncing death 70 the invaders. To-day
press reached Maamoras with his bulletins. There
FIVE The first Is dated at saldlo, August a. Having
secured them for short time, have hastily translated
parts Of them for the Herald They will show something
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-03

MArAMoRAs, Mexico, Sept. 8, le46.
Accounts to the 3D. hsvs been received from seravo,
The present army encampment. The following the
distances made each day by the first. (worths brigade,
on its march from Camargo The first day, goth Aug,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
FARMERS LIBRARY.

PROSPECTUS OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND
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Oh. LARpNER,s LECTURES.

DOPULAR LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART,
TOWNS IN THE UNITED STATES. BY DlONYSlUS
IARDNER Doctor Of Civil Law, Fellow OF the Royal So
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

CAPITAL Pux1sHMryr-A bill has passed me
House of Representatives of this STATE by vote ot aS
To 20 tina. gives TO tie Jury in eases OF capita crimes
discretionary power Of ndrs ,nss @ 'ss stoa prsep for
pG ~ ,b,, he he hung Under the present state Of pub
lie feeling this wi in effect be sboishrnen. OF Capt.
,ai p,n;aSmen, Wayne Co. Qnd-) Record.
~ Snow Storm commenced on Saturday
,,o,nnr and continued until late night iesiercsy
tine weather was clear and the coldes day OF toe
season The stearnboa, mail from New foIk wa hep.
back by the storm The line via Nor~ich arI.eu @ a. ~.
onarter before four P NJ the steamer having Pu. nv
80 sfer leaving New York in company
WIN The Mohegan for s,onngton and me later e Ie
NAMED eleven o'clock at es ba ns raek and the cars
!ei.. .n.. -, baurs upon the Norwich Railroad :,
were ''A Na1 Boston Courier, Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Gladiator Bunting, London Grnnel, Minturn
& Co; Allen Wilson Charleston, Geo Sutton.
Bark Preciosa, Krag, Charleston.
Prigs Clenlcn Andrews Savannah. Sturges Clear
man Norman Pratt Laguayra, Buchaud e. Thebaud
Schrs Brothers, Fitzgerald. ST John, NB Wnsow &
Co Ann Rebecca Cramner Richmond, P!att s. Pierson
SAILED.
Ships Arkansas, Norlcans silvie dc Grasse. Hsve
and Niagara for Liverpool were towed 20 sea by steam
Wind West.
MEMORANDA
The packet ships Burgundy, from Hare before re-
ported has been towed up from the spit by the
steamboat Samson.
The packet ship Liberty from Liverpool is in tow OF
steam coming up the bay.
The telegraph reports a bark South OF the Hook.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
FREEDOM.
!. nY Aueusrus sNopogAss.

WE teach that all men should be freei
We fancy none so free as we;
With soun6ing words we loud declaim,-
Man hath high. upreaching aim;
And yet poor souls ! we groan In CHAINS
And .laye-blood trembles IN our veins.
Are there no chains but those OF steel
None that spirit pure may feel
Are there no dungeons but dark cells
Guarded by wa,chful scntinels
No chains and dungeons that control
The free, pure impulse OF the Soul
The Law may bear an even scale
Truth turn the open Tyrant pale
True Men like sentinels may ssan1'
To guard the virtues OF their Lano'-
Yet The uncuarded Soul may feel
Cbo;no calling worse than bonds OF steel.
False Tyranny will steal its way
Where vice holds noble thoughts al oay-
Where Custom drives the feeble Will
To move in long trod pathways still
Where Yields the soul heaven born night,
Or ignorance makes its baneful Night.
What is your Freedom, it controlled
By the unhailowed thirst of gold
What,-if ye fear the proud mans eye,
And halt and cringe ifwealih pass by
Or what,-if IN pounds, shilling, pence
Yc see substitute for sense
Or what your Freedom, ifye fear
With your own hands your way 10 steer
Along the stormy sea Of Life
What,-if ye fly the doubtful! STRIFE
And rather pass igDobly on,
Than strike where Honor may be won
Thou wer. born free! Then guard your Right
And turn not in ignobe flight.
Thine is heritage to prize
By rich and poor, and weak and wise;
And he who yields shall live slave,
And fill the grovehng bondman's grave
Hast thou not wealth TO move beside,
The proud man scofing in his pride
Thou has, soul, as high as iree.-
Thou hast heart az pure as he;
And he, with all his glittering shine,
May know not JOY as pure as thine
Ofall this world Of mine and thine.
Not one grain Of its sand is mine
own no lordly rents in fec,
And Earth has little goods for me-
Yet why should, basely resign.
What little of the whole is mine
No! we have noble ends TO gain.
To be worked out by hand and brain
And first and best OF earth is he,
Who guards his birthright pure and free,
And shapes with virtuous toll, high
And Honor.bearing destiny
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

THE MILWAUKEE RoBBxRY.-A Mr.. Swift was
robbed the other dsy at Milwaukee OF $500 the whole OF
which has since been returned TO him The story Of is
recovery IS litilc singular. The theft WIS committed
by perrou visit the Office of Mr. s who seeing
opportunity afforded by The owners absence to abstract
y, however, the worked upon his conscience thar
en' 20 Catholic Bishop, and conessng the crime.
70 MIN tho money which he had taken and
winch "1s immediately restored 10 Mr.. s.
NAVIGATION OrESl-Wc understand from, the
Eris CaroHiets OF Monday that the s,earbost Helen
strong after having had her wheels r,uair.3 made an
attempt on saturday evening las; To On .n ,h AZ, as
far rs Cleveland bat in consceuepce az ~ h;s ,r;S
thst prevailed at the time. she pu, sho,, e. hr;
reached the head Of the Penius IA and re,rrs sS,S
the weather and wind permit, another sysr, ', n
made TO reach Cleveland Buffalo Pio, r5,h "
TIE WEATHER, NoRrH.-The Lake is no,,. f,,e
Of ice this point and We learn rom Capt James Of
the Aelen Strong safely moored Conneau, ,ha,
Ere aud Sill other ports beyond as far heard from
are unobstructed by ice. Buffalo Com. Adv
SEDUcTIoS.-Jacob Copenham OF Virginia, re-
covered verdict OF 5000 agans, Samuel Better foy
seducing his daughter lie was able to pay the soant
OF damages.
II The authorities of Toronto Canada West,
recently made descen. upon what appeared 70 bs a
blacksmith shop but which turned ont TO be mint in
full blast. They were manufacturing bogus Mexican
Dollars. Two Of tbs operators Were arrested and 8
large quantity of coin found.
Il Mrs. Laura Mitchell, wife OF VIM. +. Mitch.
a. OF Lousours recently committed suicide By cutting
her throat with razor.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
Cob 1lrintina a1o Book Binoina.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No cE-sTREET-(Thr doors from Ndssau.sLred1
Vb,TiT facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps by Office in The city The
patronage the last yeRr Inns been such as 10 guarantee
great extension We therefore, with con-
fdence issue the following Gard
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with all kinds
OF PRIN ING at the cheapest rate, viz
Cards. Bills Ladiug,
Circulars, Receipts,
Fill Heads, Checks &c.
To LITERARY GENTLEMES.-Or ginai Manuscripts print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work, and all kinds of
Books Letter Press Printing.
To LECTURERS AND MusIciASs.-PrOgramnt; beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills Small Bills FOR Dtstri-
Mammoth Bills, button, &c.
And every description of P!ai and Ornamental Job Work
executed great and puncuai;y al the Office,
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLETs, &c.
All above Presses will be done at exraord
nary low prices. J. A FRAETAS,
ij2,f Tribune job Printer.
NEW-YORK BOOA-BINDERY, ia Fulionst
S-A descriptions plain aud elegant Book kbinding ex
ecuied with pea,ness and despatch.
In this establishment particular ateDtonls gwen in select
Ing the best OF materials and the most substantial workman
sip.
librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will find 10
their advantage call and examine for themselves at l!1
Fuous Specimens of Binding In ali the various styles o
Sheep, Calf. Russia Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
"a n EDWARD WALKER
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

EERRE's CREAM ~APOSiNE-An new compound
C- shaving, which surpesses a. MAXIM rch
and permanent Lah-r without irritating The s<in Gau-
tetnsn having hard boards and tender faces viii DO Wei to
II Ihis Cream. Sold % The propre.or e G. FERRE
Mddleown, Ct sd by J. W. HAboriou, IS MAidan-lsne
Hoadiey 4 Phelpe, 10 WAer-st; r. ZONES Son J. &
y TnpPe, 81 % assealane and &; retail y DrlsgiIis
aud Pe1fumers gecerail5. Do Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

IN PURSUANCE of all order Of the Surrogs:e OF The
County OF New York rotic- Is hereby eivrn 10 al per-
.ous ha.!ng claims sgaas Michael z. Martin lae OF The
CRY OF Srw-Yors deceased, presen; tre with the
vouchers hereof 20 Lhe subscriber ~ he Office c; Jonn l.
Doyl- No - Ssssaa.s- IN tle city OF N-wYork,
before he second day February next Dated New York
The twenty fourth day Of Jelly, lg+5
i15 s.sl- JOHANNA MARTIN. Airnini,rairix.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
TUAT TEN DoI.!.AR-

rTHAT TES DOLLARS Re~ard-OEerei oy th-
undersigned, is s.il Standing grcEned psIf o.
Days sruaciure Of Corrugs-c Sa.p-Hdrrs have ccs2-
posed The offer : continued 10 sny per.On who xiii pro
dgce pair o ICY manufacture i!rti have i-c p0s-a.
VII ot-r - g.e any person pair i1r any be may
produce Of my manufacture, should sgcE fOr any
whatever become dissatisfied !. The quality after
t- :or ta.-e mouths; WIN manufacturer copy
The substance Of is advertisement f.o, they rzy
.i-ved oi her dollars very fast Buyers, this
sEc Jour shirts from stain Ad your poe-ts dr-n
300 DOZEN embracing ell the different syies ard QGse.
rAlusct red by 1nu-tsigrzt For ale IL Quantities L,
SUIT HORACE H. DAY. Sse;essorto Rox1ury IAdiaRut-
her Co. = MHid en-lzn-- 6 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF New YORK Noce is hereby given 10 81 per
IONS having ciAirs agains Samuel Mscauley, sle of the
Civ OF York d-cess-d present The with The
vouchers thereof the subscriber. al ihe o1ee Of r H.
Owen No :. .Walsir-- in the City of Sew-fo on or
before the seventh dag Of july u-x' Dated N--Yors,
the skin day OF January, $50.
sE9sSE 81 fi{ 6$as SASii1l5 $SAAaSSsRiRfsos, Executors,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

ITO BE PU BLISHED this mon.a, by G. VAIL Frank,
i in.square, y. Y (Ree:on oice.l THE St AkLEKLl.
original articles and The repiH. of rare works Among
other articles the t.rs; number vii contain ale Asirono-
mcs Gard, the c4ebraIed " Three fmpos!orl learned
work OF he oh canrv rsusatsd rom the Lstin. These
will also Ne Tor III pamphlet 'orm Fer sse aIso vol
aires Dictionary Noney's Ruins, with Aseness good
Reacnn. Ia lmeod-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

CORPORATION NOTICE Of sale OF property for
Sunp paid notice Is heLeby given that
sale of property Tor uupaid will take place
pu5ir auction. the Cy Hall OF the city Of Newly ork, on
Monday second day Of March at twelve o'clock al
noon, aud he continued from day 10 day until The whole Of
SAID properly shGl bee Sold and aI The detailed statement
OF the property TO be sold for unpaid is pub
shed In the Evening Post newspaper printed and pub
nshed in The city o New York.
Street Commissioners Office, November 18th, lS45
MIG lawIJw ELIAS l. SMITH, Street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

IlARD"Akt. Eld Cutl-ry.-SSsinau Lo,S-,r- -
Sprins-sL GresrgElci.=t Offer. .srge and
g--ers. sssOrcnen; OF Esrt~s.e. Cu-ry Branu.s and
Jarn!ied - ar ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

pY ORDER Of John q Wilson, Esq. Judge OF the
ID Albany County Cours and OF the degree OF Counsellor
ri Law in the Supreme Court notice Is hereby given, pur-
lal provisions OF the statutes auorslng attachments
against abscondng conceaed ana nonresident debtors mat
an attachment has issued against the estates OF Thomas H.
ard Harrison Gray, NONRESIDENT debtors and resi-
dents the State OF Massachusetts and that the same VII o
sold for the payment their debts unless they appear and
discharge such attachment, according to law, within nine
months from publication OF this notice; and lhai the
pnvmen of debts due them By residents oil ths Stale
aud the delivery for their use o any properly
within his State belonging he and Tue transfer oil any
such property By them, forbidden by law and are VOID
Dated the 18th dag o: August 1345. r L. JOICE,
au?0 lawen Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
i1ubIir Conpeparees, Ne.

- - X, WINTER ARRANGElIEST
:.-----ss.-s go -Fr-ishs for Wheeling Va and Pins.
burg, Fa--Tne undersigned. FOR tie las.
seen years tsrG prrni) Agent for BIZ ghanl'. L i
tins Cry Pishgrg Ps takes this method Of l.orrr.
hi- numerous friends and the pubic. that having made er
vs Arrangements Tor forwarding Merchar3ise viz BAR.
roads ara Wagons dlriHg tho Winter season. the Wes
he Is now prrsred 20 receipt for goods from this Ciry 10
Wheeling Ns. Va Bs!1mo7c and Cumberland. Nd or !,
P.t.sburg Philadelphia snd Chambersb1rs Railroad
Al goods entrusted his NSii be Forwarded wibor,
-ay and the lowest current rates, 10 either Of M above
pojn!s The Ohio E!Ter.
Tks business VIII be conducted oy
N-M TYSON. 10 Westst Ney--York
BINGHAM Dock snd Strsiton, Philadelphia,
JAMES WILSON, Nor,h Ho~ard.s. Bar
WM BINGHAM. Pittsburg. Pa
DORSEY \ BLACK. W beeing, Va.
ESr Goods intended for tne Wheeling Roule should be
marked ork and Wheeling Line, care OF jane, WI.
son Baltimore And those for Pi!tsbcrg Bnshacis Lrs
- heretofore ., -,.-l,>, 80 ,,...
Il, march, w VI ~ oON, ~ NeAt'st. n l.
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FOR P.-rn,ol Turner'S. Chester, 6Osher
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r- .lsss etr-;.sd 10 the!r care They viii give !her a..
,in 20 he delivery of Boxes, Bundles, Packages Bsnk
Notes Spccie, valuable PaPsr-, &c and hey WI, also give
tri- st:snion hc collection OF Notes, Bills Drafts
MILAN, / Co. respectfully give notice uat Messengeris
7s.psched every mCrlpg ~ O'Clock to aud rom tae
sb ~ pscss AID VIII give the Eunost attention 20 al bas
u,4s connected with this line.
General Office II Adams Co.'S No Il s!-sL or siTho
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