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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
ITHAs PERFECTLY CURED ME.

THiIApEtrutA. nccemtcr. 1t<fS.
To nr. II. Jsvne-Desr Sir-The astonishing and mira
oulous beneficial effects your valuable ExPEt"rORANT
had neghhor, the Rev. Mr. Rushing made so favor.
able an impression mnd. that amer consulting with
several friends and learning that regular Prae.
toner of Medicine called upon aud purcha scd half
dozen bottles and told you that II lived to take them
you should have good report from me.
am alive aud well this dsy Thanks he 90 merciful
God. and your Expectorsnt; and now eheerfuy come
forw ard 10 fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had hecn a cons:an siifcrer
from the effects Of hard. dry cough, pain IN the breast
aud difficulty ofbreaihing; the i've OF which chs aud
fevers every spring aud fall. added misery.
was worn away tn mere skeeton with the d.
Gully only could up down stairs appetite WAS
gone, aud strength had fer failed friends
persuaded could survive many weeks unless
obtained relief Indeed, sir, situation perfect
" miserable To my self and distressing my family
that felt willing 10 die, whenever should please the
Master Ia take me home. But head -0f your
and relief Yes proved the Bsim 90 Gilead ca
my poor afflicted body. Before had taken one BOT
rLE.l experienced mitigation OF all my symptoms
aud To my great JOY found IN the continued Of
hsppics relief In short IL has made perfect
pe-and can tru " have desire To he better.
everlasting gratitude am, dear sir. your Obliged
| friend, MARY GILL,
Corner Of Rose street and Germau,o,vn Road.
| For sale by jy Is J.CRU MBACkER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
From The Pittsburgh Post.
HORRIBLE MURDER OF A WOMAN BY
HER HUSBAND,

Ii has been but few weeks since our city
was thrown into painful state of excitement,
occasloned 10y Beatson numbering his wife on
Prospect ST., and with the particulars of that
murder fresh ia our memory, we are called
upon to record another of still more agra
waited character. On Sunday evening, news
was received in this city that a man named
Frederick keidei, oi LowerSt. Clair township,
had IN like manner beaten 10 deal IN his wife
From The evidence given before the coro-
ners Jury, IL appears that on Sunday evening.
between five aud six o'clock, Reidel called up-
OIL some of his neighbors, and informed them
that his vile had been murdered. Several of
them accompanied him TO his dwelling and
there found the mutilated and bruised bod,
oil the murdered woman laying on the bed
covered with quilt. Her clothes had been
all stripped oil, and the body washed. Tho
neighbors found secreted under the he'd. I'm,
under clothes OF Mrs. Reidel. which werr wet
as II the attempt had been made to wash In,
stains OF blood out of them, stains of bIoot
had been partially wiped off the floor. and be
hind the door they also discovered the han
ole OF pick axe, perfectly matted with BLOOD
aud hair ONN
When accused Reidel, disclaimed al
knowledge oil the murder aud stated that II,
had been away from the house during th,
! ""o'S w une ud!-ttiat when Inc came HON,
IN the evening he asked the children wher,
Their mother was, and that they told him she
was IN bed-that he went into the house. am,
found her dead, aud went Immediately 20 i'm
form them; and, though spots OF blood wcr,
were on his clothes, which he had eyidentl,
attempted to wash out. hp protested thai ht
had not touched the body
Rcidel's oldest child, boy about six vcar.
OF age, says that his father beat his moth.
with stick till he killed her. The verde,
OF the jury was that she came To her dealt
from blows, Inflicted on her person with !
pick axe handle, By her husband, Frederick
Reidel
On the strength of the testimony befor. the
Coroners jury, Reidel was fully committed
by Alderman Nike of Birmingham. to a.
wait his trial at the next term OF the Court OF
Quarter Sessions.
Reidel is German, about 40 wears Of ace
and one OF the coolest and most hardened
villains, we think we have ever looked upon.
lie was convicted in one of our courts. NOT
long since, for stabbing a man, and is at pres
ent under bail, for all assault and battery with
intent TO kill.
Mrs. Reidel was about 26 years of ace. and
we think, an American by birth, and is repre-
sented by her neighbors as very mild and
Gmlablc woman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

and the vote was reconsidered-yeas 81, nays
90.
The motion TO lay upon the table was now
renewed and lost, yeas 50, nays 81. This en-
,led the battle upon the bill for the day-and
the House proceeded to the consideration of
private bills. But little progress was made
A bill for the relief of Mr.. Horback, cmbra-
cling one of the acceptances OF MIR. Reside,
was debated al length and ordered finally TO
be engrossed. The bill appropriaies $4,000
from the judgement OF the Supreme Court.
A second bill was briefly debated, when the
House was found to be without quorum, aud
adjourned
MIR. Mckay gave notice, before the question
was taken, that on Monday he should call uT
the Treasury Note Bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
PENNSYLVANIA YoLUNTERRs

We fad 10 the Philadelphia Pennsylvania
OF the Ilth. the following statement from the
AdjHiant General VI the Commonwealth, Gen.
PetTiken.
ne namber oi companies volunteering.
10 tuis GATE, IS %, consisting OF 1850.
oHlce,5 aed men. The six regiments when
sssS 80 'uil' contain $50, ofhcers and mcu.
600 companies. ~ officers and men n, 49,, - :,
Pany) 50 that YOU viii percei,e ,,;,t,,'.,
lncluding the two bqttaiioa volnn,ee,,ns ~
fayetie. the regiments are not onlv cofo,is,a
but there are l2iJ more than reauised o.
the numDeF 81 companies volunteerng phil.
deiphla city All county furnish %. -lsout I'M,
one-ihird Of the whole number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Anlsricau
Washington, July III.
SENATE


Mr. Dix from the Committee on Commerce
reported back the Warehousing bill which
was reeommitted 10 the Committee Yesterday.
The Committee here reported two amend
ments-the first exacting bonds for the nav
ment OF the duties in double the amount at
the time they are entered for warehousing. and
the second limiting the period TO which goods
shall be entitled To be warehoused. TO ..onc
year"
MIR. Dix gave notice that he would call M
the bill at one o'clock, with a view of taking
the final vote to-day.
The bill TO incorporate the Texan NAVY
coming up, II appeared that the amendments
winch were ordered TO be printed had not vet
Deeh received. Ii was therefore, by general
consent, for the present laid on the table
Mr.. Csss gave notice that he would call I'M
the Dill Tor the sale of the Mineral Lands i'm
Michigan, during the morning hour ON Mon.
day and ever day during the morning hour
until finally disposed OF.
dar. '0'''
The bill for the relief of the New England
aud Mississippi Land Company was taken no
anu made the special order for Saturday NEXT
lhe oil TO renew y patent To Ross Winans
was alter debate, postponed until Monday
message was received from the President
communicating copy Of the coast survey of
Texas. -
The private calendar was again taken ma
and such Bills considered as should not Give
rise To debate. a large number of thes bills
were passed aud will be sent to the House ON
Monday. VII
Mr. Dix moved TO takeup the Warebousinp
bll az a late hour OF the day, but the beat ~
the weather anil al. -. r.
loTs prompted Mr.. ID. to withdraw his motion
a very large number Of Private bills yyere a.
towards considered before the adjournment
WIDOW OF ALEX HAMILTON
Mr.. Pearce OF Md. moved that the senate
TAKE up Tic bill for the printing Of the mann.
scripts OF Alexander Hamilton.
ihe motion was successful, when Mr.. AL.
zen, 20 Get fid Ol the bill, moved that the &. n.
ave ADJOURN The motion was rejected by
large vote. "
Ms A'herton called FOR the reading Of the
report OF Mf. Peace, la defence OF the Print.
ing proposed ''"'
Mr. Allen opposed the bill at some length
ana Mr.. Calhoun briefly, when il was Dsssc,i
Dy 3 vote OF n to ~, TO sn engrossment
iIe Scnate, al holi.p8si four ndiouned
hOuSBOF REPRESENTAfIVFS
LAND BILL.
l"s mouon Tor call Of the Huuse ,yss ia. /
hrs' business IN order this morning. ugon
pending motion to lay The Land Bill upgn ,l,.
table ''' UPON '''c
me coll was responded to by III mem
!, I've doo's Fre closed fora time. and Then
, ,i iules suspended sud the House brougbt :"
". .o'e upoa The motion Of Mr. Cclla,9er Of
W 20 iay ils Bill upon tho table.
MI. HruaNnn ,t.If.H 4. -
'' nv, ,i'e no''sn was lost Yess ~, NAYS s7.
p the b'll ,hst they could defss1 !, l',"e,h
HENLEY followed with motion ~ r,,.,..' III
be iufihcf consideration Of the bill ,n,;I ,''o
Wy 81 ne1l week. This motion 60 l'' US
.cas ~. nsv0t. WIS 'o''-
nv Question now REQUIRED upon recoo.;.t ID
ii"s zee vote lJ!ing ,lc bill UPON t',, 1'1T w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
THE WAR AND THE ADMINISTER

W ~
We have colledIor the correspondence thai
ordered G>u. Taylor from the Neuces 20 the
Rio Gronde, aud we still ask for the especial
letter or letters, sent from Washington by MIR.
Folk or Marcy, ordering the army TO leave
Corpus Christi We are not 10 be caught by
the JeferSontat's talk about patriotism; with
the Wings, we have been in the van 10 sustain
the country to the Rio Grande; lce ctoru as mo
Locofocos can glory, in the success OF our arms
under old Rough aud Ready" But we do
not give the administration one single parti-
Gle oi credit i'm the whole matter; and we shall
make IT our business, as we get along, to rep
resent Ia the people OF the country, that they
must think just as we do, as they certainly
will, iinot already in that humor There are
some beautiful cXpositions to be brought out
that will wlihcr up some of our political dem
sgogucs like flannel rag on hot stove
MIR. Polk taking credit for what Gen. TAYLOR
has done-thot is beautiful! We don't be-.
lieve the President AMI the Cabinet THOUGHT OF
the Army oi Occupation, for months together
m fact II WAS lost sight ot Tor a long time, and
we wonder II was not advertised a. straycd ur
stolen. Ii came ont though, brilliantly, and
shed over its ranks the true glory ever asso-
ciatcd with our arms, and we believe, ever to
be, VIII ,,her crippled by want OF means or APP
pOintnents, or left by thoughtless if no, a
nedtueoS uONernment, upon hostile frontier
to sustain itself by patriotism, aud that alone
The people have got this matter in hand, anJ
every founder the administration makes I,
get out Gifts difficulties, il gets further in
Political prejudices are breaking down undc
the terrible force ot evidence constantly dis
played OF the incompetency OF Mr. Polk ans
his Cabinet, To conduct the war efficiently
aud with AN eve single to the success OF oul
arms, aud the honor OF our flag. Louisiana
could conquer Mexico, il il had authority, and
would do it aud trust TO the nation To pass a
round hat 10 pay the expenses; but this elf
cieni course OF procedure won't reward hang.
ers-on at Washington, or the political favor
ties every where; men must be refused as vol
unieers IN Mississippi and accepted OF from
Maine; cavalry mounted and organized, is
disbanded in Louisiana, and taken from Ken
lucky aud Tennessee. We canno: at present
look into the aDsurdities of the administration
in this matter, since Gen. TAYLOR asked for
volunteers, and in the times previous when
he was left neglected, and thrown upon his
own resources upon the deserts about kin.
ney's Rancho" at Corpus Christi hat we will
in due time. We again ask Tor that cores
pondcuce.-N o. 7ropic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
THE QUEEN IN LIVERPOOL e RI.

THE QUEEN IN LIvERPooL.-It Is ru-
mored. that the Queen and Prince Albert to-
gether with lbrahim Pacha are expected In
Liverpool on the last of the present month,
to view the glories Of the great northern sea
port. A letter writer in the New York Mir
ror says, "shoulh the steamer which leaves
Boston on the 10Th of July happen to arrive
here on that evening it will BE- well for the
passengers to make arrangements for sleeping
on board. The hotels are refusing already tel
dollars night for bed. II will be a ricI
harvest for hotelkeepers. In fact it will b,
themost expensive treat ever given by the Lii
VerPooi authorities. II will exceed 5000,
OOO.' This is something more than il would
cost TO feed the starving men, women am,
children Of that city for year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
CAPT. RANDOLPH RIDGELEY.-ofa q

CAPT. RANDOLPH DGELEY.-Of all
The recent brtvet promotions in the army,
says tho Philadelphia Times, no one has been
more merlted than that of Lieut.. Rand,lnh
Kldgeiey, who was next in command 10 the
glorious Ringgold at Palo Alto:
In private letter from an officer who was
present, We procure the following Character
este conversation between MAY and RIDGE
icy, which occurred the moment before MAYS
gallant charge. When MAY was ordered TO
charge and take the enemy's artillery. The
smoke was so thick that he could not tell
where they Were. He rode up TO Rideelev
and cried out, where's their battery. Ran.
dy?" AN"i'-
Just ride out of my line little and IN
lind EN- for you, Charley" said Ridgeley. in.
stantly firing his battery in their sunposed di-
rection. The enemy at once returned the Il =
sweeping Ridgeley's command with terriIS
effect. There They are, Charley; now 90 ~
said Ridgeley, and Charley" did ''go III with
ga vindictive rush"
OF all the young officers thatwere engaged
IN the Florida war, none distinguished them.
selves more than did Randolph Ridgrley. On
one occasion IN the Ocklawaha Swamp, with
small party OF men, he was aNackcd h.
large body OF Indians who were posted d IA
'hlck hammock on the opposite bank 81
creek. The men recoiled before the dreaeN,fl
IRE OF the foe and turned to run. .'Cowarrlsl'
cried Ridgeley, will you see your officer
whip them alone!" and spurred his horse into.
iull speed aud charged alone across the creek
amid perfect shower of bullets. His scorn.
lnl appeal and gallant conduct terminated
Tie lying soldiers, they turned and Joined him
with hearty and fearless cheer In a mo-
ncnt more, all that lived of the enemy were
n,y,ng INTO the Tar recesses OF the swamp
kildgeley now bears several honorable marks
OIL me enemy's pTowess in that war lie is a
bdl'imorean, has brother IN the u. s. Ma
W. VINO Is also "a chip Of the old block -
hho'her oil his gallant brothers, lieutenant
~ the Navy, was accidentally killed about 3
years since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
DINING IN, NC TEA AND TOILET WARE.



I''' - y" } ~ tnASCEng. IL the Ct,sut
ty,, V Superior CONT az n ~. ~, ~.
Ws@ Ismdn 81 si) Cbsnecry fr ob, , lsm an'
p,hsIANI toe decree rendered b, the s.ig ~, d.
-, ~ alF''f named eausc, on she 5tb d~v ~ Fct
t,Ht uhacfsWned tho CoiniHlssi Toner fle,sb, 49,,
~ proceed 20 sel ~ public auetion l..f,se 49, ~,
-, ~ VIZ touH House u said County 81 Cbio ~, ~
~ cs iiH h.g % sErrEsHrE. 2sB 30 the b,yi ~
\ I'D se,ss o. land s,tss'ed n sid eounty Of 1i .
,- ~ !, y, we ch{ 81 NheeiiHa and which !, - ,t,
w. ~ w hsm isfuifiH b. William Cbs,i,s ~ y
49, lolivWs BEGINNING ~ stone eosn., t n
,,0A .id iH ie ine DIV ding fe lanai I'D NJ 80.
snd John EoT thence n 70 b Sd 80. -, '.a
80 itlf' = ~ ~ ~ pole 90 q stake tbe,ee ,,..
m ID, 4, .og lnt ~ y "a poles 30 .sss 49,
s,,o ~ eles, to stake ~ poles wet of ,'.,
M a. ~. sinuni thence No W IN f-,ies = 81 -
~ -! w ,gi-N. W is--N. 20 ~ nj = ~ 20, y,
IVoo8seet, -. " s."corks c0rncf. thence ,,fs -
TRIMS ~ ,l,ns q w 81 pole 70 tse is7innh9 ''
-, ~ HALb--ihc above tract - 10 -, ~
o.. - .,i'i, ni siA. rNEtVE avn rt.a0t-.. . ~.
t,.f ,4 ~ .a' fReh instsinlrrt a. ferr ,t.r,., 90,
- i.oH Hna lr purchaser turiFe tv,r,f - - '
AM &c i"s' ailments sud tbe ttie M L. ,,tsiss
,ri,I ,n,st nuHeY .s paid ta fun sftg "a -,
|. p I" u se.d sgtiect % tuodidest is1s III
80 n, i'nHffea by iiin Fsid C0uu III ne - 80 a.,
-, Wp,ecnfk against William rhaollae "a 49,.
''t''h'ea w s0tb 81 June iefg
ISAAC W MITCHELL.
WI VS. tuslniief i1nef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

Let the Public hear In mind that sessc, Fever and 9th
complaints incident sudden changes OF The weather
peculiar prevalent al tins of The wear Thou
sands children, and many persons OF mature sge, are
diving weekly because they overlook The only medicine
which l. infallse IN diseases OF that Kind. That Wed
cine Is Cckencrs Sugar Coated Vegetable furzave fs
which have been successful In of the greatest ost
macy aud where all other remedies had proved ang
Physicians OF the highest enence have prescribed them
n their practice aud they have been highly recommended
by committee Of the American Institute appointed To
investigate thc, merits. Let those who have used
thcm consent tn make asiurie trial, aud they will
have cause Ia regret their determination. In of
failure. such thing Is possible; the money win in all
scs lie returned For sole in Wheeling nv
jyi6 A. q. FAIRCHIID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
&C. The Pittsburgh Gazette is at its oil,

CO The Pittsburgh Gazette is at its old
game again OF asserting that the river naviga-
ton to Pittsburgh is as good as it is to Wheel
ing. This position, nature itself refutcs, ..bu;
as we suppose the editor may not believe in
nature, we will mention that the art OF man
has not been able TO construct steam boa Is
that could always run 10 Pittsburgh, when they
could TO Wheeling. Last season there were
no less than 80 Pittsburgh boats compelled to
return TO Wheeling and go down after having
made an effort to go Pittsburgh, and as many
more were aground between Wheeling aud
Pittsburgh, during low water.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
COMM ERCIAL RECORD.
NEw ORLEANS. July 4.

New ORLEANS, July 4.
The past week has been a period OF great
dizziness IN the Western Produce market which
Is greatly depressed, particularly for Flour and
Grain, the adverse accounts from Europe and
the North having put an almost entire stop to
The demand for expectation. Tobacco has
oeen IN lair request, generally at full prices
but the Cotton market has not exhibited much
activity.
The weather has been extremely warm du-
ring the past week, though we have had al.
most daily showers, and yesterday rain fell
nearly throughout the day
The Sugar market has been very inactive
quotations 4S5A.
fLooR-Stock increasing and prices more
depressed, quotations are from So, l0G3,25.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

So, f'h iNL TIME.
M Wharton In the compliments of
TIE Bhoys' Of the Hope Fire Compsny io
ihe editor 81 the Argus iu yOur paperof TO-DAY
lbey say Vow tbe fact Is, that TIE Hope
COMPANY with both reels were there. and hs,l
IioO boz pipes PLAYING ON The FIRE before ihe
N"rth wheeling Hos bad one pleas bet
M inform ihe Editor AMI the y hoys' that
liie nahe 81 ne up- town company is styled.
"First Ward Hose COmpany."I The Jii
not inform their readers how long thcy hal
been there with Tie. reels and iiso hos. pioe.
before the First Ward Hose Company arrived
ron TIE country, and were ready 10 assist
theif ciiy brethren 10 le dischsgc Of their ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
THE RiTTLEsNAKE

u IsF@N NM
Gives timely warning before IL strikes the fatal blow.
Does not Consumption also you insdious al
lacks aud ultimate dangersl How often have You been
advised by your friends TO get rid OF cough and ia
in your breast by the of proper medicne bat
you have minded them uoil Ere long YOU will seek nc.
lief, when IN all probability It viii lie tso late
Happy are those who early lecOmc acquainted with
"DR DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REMEDY
for the ofCoughs. Colds Influenza Bronch Spit.
ting of Blood aud difficulty Of breathing pain the side
and breast. These the most prevailing symptoms of
an approaching Consumption, aud should he attended TO
al
\ few lott les os DIR. DtNCAN'S VALUABLE ME-
DlClNE viii soon remove all these distressing mslsdes
from the system.
II Western Medical Office for the "a Ia OF Dr. Dun.
cans Medicines, Wholesale aud Retail. No $50 - camoe
street. Cincinnati. where advice viii lie In all dis.
eases. and prescriptions filled for their relief; =.
For sale an Wheeling by
jy III j. b. a H. n MARSM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

NEWSPAPER PRESS IN CALIFORNIA
we are informed, upon very good authority.
says The New York HeTlad, that, in coinpsny
WIN The new regiment, to be commanded bv
CoI. Stevenson, gentleman ofNew York. viii
80 WITH a press and type, to establish new
paper in California.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

~. Look Of the distance. Mr.. Editor. be-
tween the location OF the City Company's En-
CINE House, and the Hose House OF the Com
psny in the country.
J hope they do not expect too much from
their country friends. BELL TEAM"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

oT A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette recommends to the keepers OF stands
IN the thoroushiares of the city, to add Ice
water to their list of beverages, during the hot
weather, aud sell it at one cent glass. Good
idea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

We had ripe and very iiue peaches in mar
ket yesterday, the earliest we remember to
have seen Them during the last ten years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

oCS-A correspondent Of the National Ia
telIigencer states that the damage done by the
late freshet on the Chesapeake aud Ohio Ca
nal will be repaired in two weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

Ills part Of humanity for an 10 act a. n urulers or
eom"on compact for mutuai SAFETY Ever, ON, s,,,,,
WIN hi cndea'or 10 DO hs share ~ iro,e ,,g .,d
'''a'hs SHOWN every mean. Of rescue frou any eoy,
"s'f'' we feet 80 especial end marked daf tb., r.,
o' pen We asS our fellow beings that are Afflicted ~ an
~ 1.-THE Lu"Es' Liycrof Chest 20 no, The e,b
=. D. constantly sfvcris-iin our column.
- '''o'' 'asseafd "a 'hoso Diseases. and viii never
d. 'hr injury ofdssppoiHtinq tl,o siet ts,,,s,,
'isi 20 spreading u wherever such ,,,s,t,i,,. u,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

THE WEATHER.-our range ol the Their
mcmeter is peg lower this week than last.
1t yesterday and day before averaged about
20 deg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
NORTHERN MEyIcn TO- -.

NORTHERN MEXICO.-The towns of AL.
berquerqus Santa Fe and Taos, are situated on
the Easterly side of the Rio Grdnde, between
latitude 80 and 50, aud of course TOO far north
to be represented on our Map. Taos is the
northermost OF the three; then Santa Fe, and
lastly Albuquerque.
Lower California is the name affixed TO that
Immense promontory which lies between the
Cult OF California and the Pacific. Its south
er extremity, Cape St. Lucas, is i'm lat. %
deg Lin, and lis Northern about in lat. 30.
Upper California extends from lower Califor-
MA TO Oregon in lat. AZ, and from the Pacific
Oceah TO the Rocky Mountains. Each OF the
C "a therefore extends through about
10 degrees OF latitude. But i'm point of sur.
lace OF area, Upper California is many time.
the largest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

Oar subscribersin Tyler county are assured
that our paper is regularly mailed for them on
Thursdays. carefully wrapped and plainly di-
rected.