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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
IL u EN
BoOKSl! BOOKSil!l

~ BOOKS! BOOKSHELF
~ VII SUBSCRIBER has jast received a nv
II ~osk entitled Minstrel Of Zion az Rslseioss
Songs with arpr pirate Maair. ehieay ~ssieinsl By
che Revs Hunter aud IlskeGelJ. slso q sorply OF
Family and roeks, Bibles. Various btndi,gs. :
Work. on T,solosy; School d oks. wnh u variety or
Almanacs ir the snssing yesr.
, FISHER Asssf.y
y nov IL ntr No l33 Main Sssst
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NEW JEwEgRY.

; RECEIVED q very lafgs and rich no,
q sOr,msu, Of Jew isy. NC. &c. Consisting or pia.
"-vtvy Hnsas = ifs4innlis- e.hh si,~g -d.llta~-RlL.s-
20 Rings. Spme vefy fna Laiis.'press. With cs>
msfon. Topsx and o:het Siane. Sels.
Fins BtseelsIs. Necklaces. Brnesle, ciaap4. &C.
Fine Gold Guard and Fob Cha ia ~ dcex
1oid Guard Keys. 3t
Also Gentlemen. Pies. very FIRE bismusd Hjss.
rather shesd OF anything YOU have sseu "a thss
market for s,rne ,ine. Cali and see them
Superior Shirt Sluds With Stone Sets. imiia'ion
do. Plsir. Gsid dn JNO BISHOP.
s,gn Of iAs ORIGINAL BfG WATCH.
dec IS No I32 Main Street
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COOKING nTnYEn

TNffE sub-criber has ih,s day received q large
u lot 81 Co-kI6g Stoves from C,seinnat. from
he mandatory Of e Wolf & Co. Which makes his
nssofimsrt 81 'hcse Stoves now conpicie. lie has
Also hand various other patterns. ssnnng which ore
he highly famed aid IusIly celebrated
UATHAwAYS PATENT;
all Of which vii be disposed ~ 81 . snail advance
on cost. My motto is 'smsil profs and quick
uf0s'
Persons iu wssi ofihe above or sny o'hsr article
n my Iio~. Copper. TIN of Sheet Irso wsfss) will
please call Al The old and well know n slsnd on
Cnion sfssL who're Bargains ran always 10 obtain
cd. Get Ie TUOS q C~ULBERTSON. AgssL
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The Mstehan's' and sisehsa'es comp,si.sr.
Bank d whesirag.

.D..a Hsbb.sd and orhsrs Defendants
N the C,rruit sopetor Court Of Ia y and Chan.
Gerry FOR Ohio county.
Funosni 70 q decree made in the above named
cause By the ssid court on the lT.h dsy OF January
1916 the anJsrsignsi neliag as esrsmissioner. IN
der sHJ by virtue &c me said deerse. ~iil cell en
ON SATURDAY THE TWENTY FIRST DAY
OF MARCH EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FOR
.TY-Six. 81 puhIsc auction 90 The highest bidder
o. the fsoni door o ihs court house Of Ono eouniy
ssoressid. tho GriIowinE described pcicss ef parcels
of land. wa. Lot. Noe h,es snd lsur. "a sns ~ ia
"A ssss No t93 nun>. on shish sad nobbsrdis ss~
mill - esseisd. los Ne ssr. ssyen. sigsi. nins
Ten. Steven. l~slvs and fostY. Is 4 3. 3. ~
"a $50 40l in kast Nheogieg, sscep, he paris o.
ssid bss sis asd seven. 70 end y sd saGeOrss J
Ttagts Alsv Lots one aud two 4 and - IN sqoan
| No lq) n ne: Ell o. sbich ssid lots are s.ivsts u
ihs cry og wheeling N ss,d cosnsy. Atn = isc
I n Lard containing ssoot ons handssa sod ssghiI
Ue0l srrss mess o. les. ssvsis IN said eoenii
sboui enc mile Nsfihssss of whselssg. bsisE M
sane lraei conveyed BY Johs M'Luss ard ~ife 4
slid Hubbard. BY deed ssisd 2ssh of Jolly ieS'
aad feeosdsa IN 10. clssk sofsre ~ ssid eoonly b
d. b~sh ~ pses o Asso he Northsssi anssis
% seefnrs li51 fhisesn. IN tFsnship li4stsuuee'
~ Range % so5. wssi. IN he State o. Iniro's, :
~ m1es thereof e shall b. sufieieat % satsty q
TERMs OF sALx-Eseh ps,ehs.sf 10 r.
rvs rs cEsr q bis bb1 IN hand. sna ire Fsssdt
II fsaf sqssi iusisimsnts. payshie respectively
ose, rWo, rnsKx snd Eaur WARS lsosa She 6sy
ssis, and bssring interest bom lhat dsyi sash d
afred insislaeas "a 10 secured ~ hpAds vih 81
stepi .ssu,ty. sd ne Isis - sssh Fsfesl 10
retained % . lartes secsfiiy nh lbs ssns - -
s.s ~ fan. ISAAC W MITCHELL
ebI5m Csnasstoss,.
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LIVES.


- -
~REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
NJ WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE. WASH
INGToN CRY, PHiLADELPHIA. NEW YORK
N BOSTON. The National Road aad Good
Intent Stage Companies. are RAINING 6 daily line.
." Cnshet'snd. conseeiiae with The Sd o n r.
Only "a hours Stage travel to either Of the ab,ye
cities. the balance by RAILROAD.
Time 10 Baltimore - hours,
Time 10 Phiiadelphia 80 hours
Fare 10 Baliimsro IL DOLLARS, 4.
Fare lr Philadelphia IL do.
Sin daily lines ieave. the Cos s,nre and Rail
road Office every mrrning NJ 6 O'clock A NJ, and
extras furnished Of soy hour a ioad should oGrr.
Forihrongh Tiekeisio Bsii,nore and Phiiadelph,s
army at ' ssd f&s&iKN Y xtxf.,wiS WseBas
Crsai csnirsi Route Rail road and Sage eHcs
sep 10 a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
FEEDsTORE

CORNER 81 UNION a waTga srs.
WHEELING, VA.
gEynE SUBSCRIBER wooIs ,sks ,hs ms'beJ
~ isiofmisz be inesds end he P0bbe gene.
raIly ,kal Ia hss ogensd a. he shove nsvi0ns5
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
whsss he iEtsads 70 keep on hard = gsnefsi supply
- ne be.i sspeshns asd Fsm,ly Flour. b. he har-
rel. ~h,eh vii be delivered ~ ne fssdenes 81
.psnons LIVING IL io~n krFREE or CHARGE
Best sap~f6no Flour 2 eenn perN
% FagIly % ~ d. Do
Rye aad Buekshssi FIosf. Corn MssL. White end
yslts~; oan. cern. sd 9 general Sappb q FEEr
of aiianss lie hss. sss, ~ hsBis. = lssts loi .
BLuF MEsnANlC fUfsTOEs
lsn 30 = bkOiIlON.
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GOLD PINS.

WNuFMiIa Dsaoud Pu,sied Geld Pe~s. Re
served na dsy ~ Etpfes- Lns. . Faad 90
s.amsni ~ Hose ssrsnvs pismvps PssstsS ODD
psn.. re smpssysa hsEdiss 1hsy sas IF yssnu.
~,s.intss 49, alasfsnf gtses mo W$iiOf.
Gts ~ I32 Ms susst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
LOT IN SOUTH WHEELING FOR SALE

AN Inc 2ist day OF March lS46. 81 he sro~,
~ door of The Courl house OF Ohio connsy. . " ~
ofef for sae q, public %anc,icf'. the loi pf ground In
South Wheeling designated % lot nomber 9s lniosy
fsel fr-ni,rg on the Western SIDE Of Markes lEss
nerly Washiugion) street; or 10 mnrh thereof %
may be saaicieni, 10 satisfy the rutpo,ss Of sserd of
iros iotme from JAMES BUsss dated ,hs 2i.I Jsy ~
May lefS. and 'ecordsJ in ihs clerks OaBce Of he
county coou Of Ohio county. ~ deed book az. yags
$50. This ssis wiii be made by virtue Of srsi
deed uf trust. and selling ss Tsns'es \ convey oals
sarl n,ls as lie vested ~ mo by ss,d deed.
TERMS--One third cash sni he balance ~ in
~inssfess in 3 end s months. The deferred ia.isE
saspis 10 be sseursd BY bond wih satisfactory -.
soniy snd The pIls 10 bs reia ned until psytnsni ia
fuil. feb 70 BRADY. TSssss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
INSURANCE,

tHtftffi IN8URANCE.1
fSKS viii be taken by the FIRE 4 MARINE
4AlNsURANcE COMPANY OF WHEELING
Pu;,d;nrs ofsiikinds, stone, sticKcr osoe''
Sea rboais, factories; mile. &c.
Furuiturei u,..h
And srsinst Ill dangers attending ths trsns
Iss.t,an o feoodso rivers, lakes, seas, ranas
~ ,,rhsaharaeter Of the mpanya as TO profnp'
49, ,ad hberslity in the adjustment and pay
uaunsofIossess-wsbeg leave 10 refer 70 tne met
- sdiustmont OF claims upon ang4
8@rs ao Ma in ST. r.. w HARDING Secy.
r RETURN EMiUMs.
TyHk Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Of Whesiife, viii reinrn ~ pc. ecu, -.
~ c,sclum. received for risks taken from TINS
~ where no loss has occurred.
~feh ri r. w HARDING, Seeiesary'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
WASHINGTON HALL,
MARKET STREET, sTEuBESviLLE, eHIo,
JOHN IR ONS. P~yoprfefoy.

MARKET STREET, SIE~uBESvfLLE, OHIO,
JOHN IR ONS. Proprietor.
NHIS essablishmsui hs. been taken by The un-
ders,ened. who respectfully bsgs leave tn
iaiorm he friends sud Tho robiic Generosity that Is
ha, been re6.ied sud fsrn,shed In q style NO, sur
passed by ssy house In this place. and 81 less, equal
10 any IN The West. su
Washington Halt 10 locsfed IN The b,sinsss part
of the town. on Msrkst Street nearly opposite lie
Ccsn House add pstlic buildings. sDd within .
Few steps Of The Market. The siiuatioa " The mo.r
elevated Of shy pahiie house In he Guy. curnmss-
d'ns 3 view Of the River for several niIrs shove
and below.
An OMNIBUS and servsh's. viii ., eli times
be ~ readiness TO convey passengers ard ihslr bag
gage 10 and from he sizes nnbs,st lsndi0ss
Every accommodation which the pnhiie hsvs 9
right - sIpect may now be had 81 he Iisil. or
terms Sc Ees-onsbls - offered BY shy ether good
house in sIevsenvsiis. As fbs ~propfieios will spare
no pains OF srp~nss 10 render sensfsl ssiislaei,os
ihis. ~nh his long eIpsrisnes N the bssiasss. ~ III
make q he in'ssssi Of thoss who come The ~sy
80 give Ain a eau.' JNo IRONS
dse2 "
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an BRIz siPERFiNE FAMILY FLOUR
Taf3 .slsHrvER a sTElLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
MRS. conEx,s
DAN CHG Y,

DA ClNG Az LIE M I,
MI RS COHEN. beps leave 20 inforn The To-
lvN dies and gentlemen Of Wheeling. that hes
Second quarter has c.tnrseaced. Parents ds~ireps
Of send,ag their chihiren Viii send them lmmesi-
sicily, as shs will leave for the East NJ tho vpd VI
This quarter, Cbiidrens clsss. Mondays. wssnes.
dsys md Saturdays. from 2 se q p M ssd LsJiss'
and Ges,iemens slss- from 1tee o. Wsdsssdsy
ceiilop nights from ! mil 10 o'eIock.
TERMS-fos a Isdy and 6 gen,fefsnp 90. snd
ZOE . geis,le rsan five collars e qnsrIss. e~ussis'ng Of
40 Iessons Chiljtsh Eve dollars. . dsduesoe
made los ell sssf 2 in q family. hifs c. all lossh
lbs Ioiicw ing fsshioasbIs dsaess.
La Cr.eovienus The HON PIP.
La CachJea The y enisb Dams
L. N.voinon The Gsllop.as
Ia P.shsb Dsnse WslEee
The Htshlsod Fling C.dililoas &c &a
Mn C.. fslutns her sincere ihonts 90 The Ladies
snJ xsntlemen 81 whssling f"r he liberal ps,fea-
ass Daring ihs lest qnsrlsr. sod hopes 10 pem q
evnigsuaaes 81 The sssss. Muse by ls'nee RiEby.
Mrs e.. - now lcfn,ihg = class efy0"ug iadis. ~
leach Wsr Ant6eisi Flew sp. Et sh,es Aiss
Was F,ui,. snd Horn sid A'1m pssksfs. sa"w
| ssil Tsess, Ac. the ~hOie isughl Es three dyllsss
only. Mr. e. sni Eiss prfts's lssscns n rsfsss'
residences,
school Psou. eeresr az tlBiou And Mssks, Sc.
over TOdd a fioysA's Shoe eras BIO lsh4
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-LADrEe KEEP YONH FtEF DHFs
ADlRs RUBBER ovER sUOEs-Jas'
ssceissd difec, from New Ysfk si he s'gn
"a Iks nc RED BOOT. ense Issies Fos Bcond
sns Linsd Rsbbsf sboess l ease Lsdiss' sad ksh
bsr over sboss Also IN aesonaeni q Childfen's
49, McLALLEN a KNOX
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
cxr,r.I. s5OO 900.
EoLuMBUs.C o.lINsURAScE coM
D

coI,UMBUs loJINsURANCE CoM
AGENCY o WHEELING O.,
S. LIST, AtShrser & sielle's Wsfonouse'
rxvHEy will iske risks on HaiIeinss Of all
kinds. 80.
~nA- Steamboats, and Cargces, FaetoIies, NILS.
eelbosu, Fiatbosts and Careocs Ne, ssains'
5osa OF dsmsge by ere .Vt he daosers and pe,lis
81 The seas, lakes or nyeis, 90 very iaVotaoie
< RETURN PREMIUMS.
80 - Their SCENTS are authorized TO make ineio
* + Having terms with their c~us'oners;
&zzs Aay persoa lnsuIing a sinele rlsK oy wmeo
10 loss 10 the company . sos'ainei snsh ie.
&&axreiss q felsrn on Application 10 zee agens, OF
n per cent 90 the amount pad. On neu 49,
~%<% semiams paid each year, anoun,iDg 70 800
.z 81 over, Ia12 per cest on dci anoubu"S W
- &2,ooo o. oser, ibp eeat
- ~X9xrRACT OF C0YFEE--Ths sr'eis
~ ~ kss been dlseoystsd ~ iese % Essops' ass
~ heco1s - eeisbrsfs5 eli ever the tensiasni IRA
&t4<< fsmily mskes hss o. u. nat sny 90 savtHt
q $3.50. bat 20 . certain rsfnsdy 10 gssSeni ihs
tfte8spl disease. Dyssspaa. a. lDprovss he 'as'
= 81 ne esHss. he ealas, sad ssves he hslfthe qoa"
w ftfg 81 spGes. ~ clsas tbs eo6ss beilss thsn rses
= ts- slsss o. shy oihsf articles ses elsss'ne. 90 .s''
81 ne sore u hCiNNlo.
81 - Masees slaste.
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hef,Iks end commi~siUners' sales, ,heauics,
ircus, OF simiisr Advertising, not ~ be pub
shed by the year.
Advertisement ehsryesbie BY The insertion
In al. eases, be accompanied BY the
tons; Il noA they will be published tiil forbid.
and payment ,exscisd, ~
no advertisement Inserted Rrasuitously.
Marriage and destAs are pabIished as news
OBITUARIES snd funeral Invitations ars adyer-
fsemeuts.E sT r
TIE privilege Of advertisers, BY The year, :
Gon6pe q 40 sdvrrvsemenis OF their owu fcgu.
~ husjness. All other advertisements sent oy
ksm viii, be charged at The usual rates.
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PPLgs-Appiss BssDay, Gin. TsmHg sop.
ssar Csaalss. Besus. BeasNsH. Osis TOhee
=, Vsheess, cts,s. Tea. Rsssios. Bousf. GA WIS
= Fe.thssa, Ae. ~ sais hw ~ eipsc hsiase ue
rev Yssr. zee ~ "a MHs0N
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VIRGiNIA-is CmAYcrsv-Ai rules held
~ t.s Clerks office Of he c,rc.a S4reros
Cent CT Law end Chpncr,v for tie ecdnfy o. Ohio,
- The runlh ut J%aid,ry Il ei6. gfssfT III
The Moth we-,e,s y Bal ksaLvisriAi.s .sas
s~tssS7ssf,s : -

W IRGINIA-lS CBAScERY a, rules held
IN The CLERKS Office % the ciscui, ssrc,ior
Court OF Law aui chnneerv f"r The county OF Obi,
% the isnn'h Of Jurjsry 1915
PfsiuH xIns. Com,lai,,o,
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81 BaLs PRIME 80 2 ssd , MACKE
NO REf- 80 fgssir 81 80 81 ssis ~
tsafs EBRlyER a STELLE. N4s e.
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.wREELrN0 'rfmEs& ApvERrIsER
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY bv
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-10
WAR NEWS.

The Union contradicts the very couh1enr
statements that the President has called int"
service the Pennsylvania and New York vol
unie-rs. IL says officially. that Gen Patter
son is to be transported with an army from
the mouth Of the Riogrande to attack TamPi-
CO, aud then to penetrate III. county and
join Gee. Tay lor at San Luis Potosi, We
have also strong rumors that Vera Cruz and
its strong castle is to be attacked.
Com. Sloat, late commander Of our Pacific
squadron, has arrived at Havana across the
isthmus. The California coast is in our pos
session. Gen. Parades, late President OF
Mexico, has changed places with Santa Anna,
and has arrived at Havana. Santa Anna had
LEFT Mexico for the army with 1000 men.
Mexico has reduced all duties on imports 50
per cent. The Californians. generally, are
well disposed towards the United States, hav-
ing been much abused by Mexican comman
dants.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-10
FROM THE ARMY.


PAsso.-WhiIe Gen. Taylor awaits the or
ders Of Government at Monterey, the other
divisions Of the American army are making
rapid progress in extensive districts OF Next
co-regions Astounding in mines: vineyards,
and other productions, in which the United
States are most deficient.
The city of Ell Passo, between New-Mexi-
co and Chihuahua, is described by Pike,
Kendall. and other travellers, as Astounding in
wine ~ofsuperior flavor and great ~cheapness-
and Nc. Culloch describes the province oil
| Coahuila as the only district out Of Europe,
except a few islands on the African coast, ad-
ap,ed TO vineyards. Should this district .ev-
er be Incorporated into the Union, wine would
become an article oil export. and the region
| would elisr a most attractive point for Ger.
man enigrants, from the densely populated
| regions ST the Rhine.
chihuahua, probably now in the possession
of Gen. Wool, who moves by the way oil
Bexar and Presidio, or Gen. Kearney, Is ont
orthe most important inland cities ei Mexico
| and about equi distant between the mouth oil
| The Rio Grandc and G%uyamas, on the Pacii'
ic. being less than 500 miles from each. Chi
| huahua once contained 10000 people, ano
| now from 10000 10 10000. Ills encircled by
| come Of the richest mines Of silver III all Mex
| leo. among the most celebrated Of which are
| FL Passo, Ba,opilas, 81. Eulalin, and Mordes
| This mine was discovered by two Indians II
1926. and they are said TO have taken from 1t
in two months, S27C 900 in silver. UndeI
| American c%ouirol, this mineral distric. woul'
become the most productive in the world.
The troops under General Wool will doub
less move westward 10 Guyamas, II city o.
5000 people. which has been founded since
the revolution OF Mexico-Eupcricr TO AGA
pulco, ST. Bias, and Mazatlan. and from Tho
course OF winds more accessible TO vessel
from China.
Nc. Culloch speaks Of this port as "A mag
Efficient harhor and the best in Mexico
This inlet the says) is capable Of accom-
modating 200 vessels, and is sheltered iron
all winds by the lofty hills which surround II
md the island ofPaxazos, which forms Il nat
uraI breakwaier before its entrance. Clos
10 the pier there is FIVE faihoms water" Thu
climate is healthy, although hsi.
The acquisition ofthis port must be Of Ih'
highest Importance, five are 10 retain, as nov
seems probable. the northern provinces o
Mexico.
A Gordon OF posts, fiom Tampico across tC
San Bias or Mazatlan, occupying the few
passes of the mountains. and Il lew regiment
stationed at Matamoros, Camargn, Monterey
Durango. chihuahua, Salrillo, Santa Fe ant
Guyamas. will entirely sever The Ihinly popu
lated districts OF the mol III from Mexico.-Bos
ION Courier.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-10

NEW HAMPSHIRE.-At a meeting OF
the Wings of Exeter, on Tuesday evening, n
resolution was passed recommending Daniel
Webster as Il candidate Tor the next Presi-
dency.
HAt Manchester, a beautiful girl from
Saco, Me, an operative in one Of the mills.
poisoned herself on the night orthe 11ih inst.
She Ind been scduced under promise OF
marriage, by a merchant who has lett the
place.
MISUNDERSTANDING commo n
wealth has prepared an abstract OF pauper
returns for 1S45 by which it appears that
there are Il, l6l paupsrs in the state.
|CONNECTICuT.-It is stated that James
VI. Scofield, editor of the New LIZ ndon
Morning Star, h,s recently become sole
heir, by the death of a batchclor uncle 10 am
estate in the Northern part Of Scotland, said
10 be worth STS0,000.
RHODE ISLAND.-Thc New England
Iron Company, at Providence, arc making
twenty tons CT first rate railroad iron daily.
MARYLAND.-Tn Baltimore. on Tues
day evening. Mrs. Frances A. Ward Il
young lady was found by her husband on re-
turning from his business, sitting lead inher
rocking char: with hcr sewing III her lap.
NEW YORK-Two young men wha
were attending the Gennessce Academy,
placed i kettle ofburning charcoal iarrheir
>lecping room an going TO bed, and the next
morning At 5 o'clock. McArnch WIS l,fSt able
10 crawl from the room, and TEaxler WAS
lead.
Revolutionary soldier disd AT PhiladcIphEt.
m Tuesday. aged nnc hundred aud three
years and sixteen days.
OHIO.-A Miss SALESMAN hns recovered
81 900 from William NcClelland. in Sicu-
h%cnvIlle, for a breach Of promise 10 marry.
KENTUCKY.-Cnriai Thomas Mar
|hall and Lieutenant jackson of the LIST Reg
Kentucky Cavalry, had II blondless affair OF
honor near Port Lavncca on the 81 inst
After two Intellectual shots. the difficulty was
Imicably arranged. Captain Marshall was
he challenger.
GEORGIA.-Nn less than three murder
ers are 10 he executed in Georgia on the 2Sih
Nov: Warren J. Boon, and his brother
Kitchen p. Boon, for the murder of James
II. Alsop; and Thomas Scaly. for the muir
Ter Of ChambcrlcFs.
MISSOURL-A poor Englishman, wi, h
Il wife and family, living in ST. Lonis, has
had a fortune Of S265. OOO in money. and a
family estate worth GIL 600, recently left
him by Il deceased relative.
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FIRE. Tho dwelling-house and she'd Of
Dan P. Carpenter, Esq, of Meretown, was
burnt, on Sunday morning last. Insured Sao0
in The Vermont Mutual.
A PRoBLEM.-Our sons Says Mrs. Sig
Quincy } hold themselves erect without husky
or corset, or frame work or whale bone. why
should not our daughters
Flour, in consequence OF the news from
Europe has gone up IS cents on the barrel.
Mr.. Fox Ex-British Minister, died in
Washington, d. c., on Wednesday last.
Obs death, it is said. was hasteneneu by an o.
yer dose Of Morphine. d.
Renouncing Romanism.-Ten persons in
Dublin have lately renounced Popery, Three
ofthe converts were educated forthe Roman
Catholic priesthood
The corpse ofSamucl H. Nye, of Nor
witch, VT. was found in tho Champlain woods,
Conada, probably killed BY wild beasts. He
has a son in Mexico.
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The five alive until March meeting, and let
the people put il out if they please. Mr..
Stoddard said the bill did not present the iss-
ne fairly TO tho people the question wonio
be. will the people tax themselves 10 replace
the fund land unless the bill is amended
so as to present this question he could not
20 for the bill. MIR. Miner said if any thing
could he givon to The poor children by this
bill he would support it-bnt such IS not Inc
fact /: he could well recollect that a lie"
years ago a very distinguished gentleman
who was supported by the Democratic parry
for Governor lasi September, had stood up ~
this hall and declared that this fund couiu no'
be available for The poor children al ieast 'o'
a century : Mr.. VI. also alluded 10 the oee,
laration of ether distinguished gentlemen ol
The same party, maintaining that so lar as
children we're concerned. this fund was aboi-
isbed BY the aid Of these gentlemen years
ago. 10 his judgment. no state had done
more for common education by way of taxa
rion than Vermoni-by her laws every dis
trict in the State has full power TO fix the
amount and enforce the collection. Mr.
Thomas replied that Gov. Slade materially
differed from the Hon. John Smith. making
The time far less in which the fund would be
available. and went into calculations TO show
tina, Gov. Slade had fixed The time too long
and that 1858 would see the fund available
he was mortified TO say that Vermont had
taken this fund to build a splendid state
house. Bill rejected, 100 to ~.
Eugrossed Bills-Taxing counties Of Or,
nuge aud Addison, 1.-THE latter l25 10 3d. ane
in relation to shi re town Of Orleans county
passed.
Adjourned.
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making appropriations, and authorizing The
treasurer 10 borrow for the support oil Gov-
erument; relating 10 enthusiastically pass
sd.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill incorporating the Railroad Bank. the
question being on the second reao'ng
Mcssrs. Russell of B. aud Henry supported
il. Messrs. Smith and Walker opposed it
aves 81, noes 95. so it was rejected.
The House resumed consideration OF the
bill paying a tax on addison County. ths
oaestiou being upon the amendment OF ih'
Committee it WAS agreed to. Alter a state
menr of facts by Mr.. Gregory, the bill wal
opposed hy Mr.. Niles, supported by Messrs
Gregory, Buiiock and Wright, when Mr.
Lawrence moved to amend so as 10 leave i
te the Judges Of the Supteme tinstesd of thu
%r-ouuty) Court to accept the jail when com
yIerei-lost. 50 TO 80. The bill was ordere'
TO d 81 reading.