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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

NEW ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS
r. RICE,
~ 'hi. day r'ceI'od srre stock " winier
~ G,'ois such a, Blue, M-ck,n,w and Trouh,.
h""' banke'-. Beaver Cloths. G. .lden Tweed.
h"e fre' th Ch'Hmrfes aud vesnigs
Ie"'itm." Who have not cornplried iheir Winter
purchases would ~ veil iU call sopn. q. am
prepared To sell cheaper than those that ad,,,,.e
q" cell n II c"st nIsl eIpcrscs
RccoIiect The Cheap Cash Cisthinr store. corner
u Msn and Musre 'lrees. with iho 4 Big boon.
s'e w RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

No &c NaiH ST. t,u do.,s abass iLs 6ook,io-s 81
Wa J Rubb
WHEELING. VA.
ID FSPECTFULLY inform, the Ladies OF whec
IA ling, that be manufacture. I.adt~. .i,I-t. al
"u 'rrLr' u.d COLOtS. 81 superior quAlity snd
h'huiy. lie Warrants all work ir"m hi. ,hop ~ be
superior 10 Easiern Manufacture, aud will b. gold
50 per sni thsaret
The public are invited H. call aud ,ai.'y ihem.
solves ION iun Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
COMPETITION - rIE LIFE or TRADE
GEO. ": yDH;NNON,

DE>PEtIfJLlY Hiof,n. "a. freud. aud ih,
II y publ" r"oefsi '. that he h.. commenced Ihs
PLUMBING business,
in corJunciI"n wish IA. pressni hu.iUe-, NJ TIMER
o. h" we'll Au~~D stand y" los. Mafkei Square
Where lac - always ready a. wall on Ia. cu.iom-n
~ the H"oVe hno lie will iuni.h aud pat ap NY.
DRANTS a, The shortest uul,cr. auI being d.t,r.
hin.d IN, gcts'sl satisfaction m .hI, Iaruculst
otnneL OF b.. Bu. ness no would call The au.ai,on
ct 'he public To Vsfy ,upeuot arcle Of FsUsi
Lrad Pr wh,ch hc has been al cOn.idrr.bls 81
Peh.e 10 Pr,cHr" inr hit purP,.c. and which he
can .h'rd a. iUTnss c'unrl-ie a. 20 per cent I...
lh'n It Ia. bee" done fuf heretofore lie ,hsttfHe
oli'r's ,hs'e of Pahl,e patronage. and feels con,
hIrni ho viii give general s,iisiacIlnn.
Per.ons ~ lls country ~ i,hIix wafer eon,c,sJ
itum 'Pn"Is TO lhetT dwellings Will be pfornp:ly
suend,s To. II ocil<
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
MSIS IND C.sP.!
PAIL FASHIONS.

YIMTSONS. lG9 Nam street. have reteNsd
~ The laiv-i aud n'si 'rpf''N'd taN .'y'e iot
ffais. ant IRE ready tu iutu - vur p1tfvt. aud
tho Ii.h'ir Nub llas uruNelied iof iesutV ct cuo,
an sni.h. hrhius-. aid cuJurhtro -. tsfrs tia
cannes fEtl 10 plra.-. A'si -'ufunt it 81 Blae !
" 81 liuis atd every ,'fi'p ui Men,. luufL's sul
Chnlf.ns Cap, a. veV l",, piic-.
So ~ " W \ " JlNTSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

"LCoNoMY Is WEALTH."

'INUNUMl u WIAIIH."
AN lztrg manufactured Goo. time MI
II kttts ai lisrs Ihalac tsHa'.y WIN. much i.r .
81, rtirr ihaH usHII "a, hun,. sai ,tycri,los,.
uoibmsn. Wh.rh wiii ,uatIr ono .' tuf1 nut fr,.
rae ilai, n auY ,ue NaHtrr che % anil e.s.i or.
NE. ihaNo ifen hsiHf Bro iis ,iis gr.id MAJ,
ysaf' ard tutuh { rm rH.litH DO r1fr,naae Cen.
usnsu wauius o. t.sf u.r N.i iIfr-r lcn,e nc,r
ne asnfr.. nuj iu isW tsts I.ry .la'i have lhem
according p rr|cr. warrant u.I loo break
IA. end Cop. of AL. tiHi- sas..ni'y ur hard. NJ
~ ,. rsssp Ia snI gsp 'astp. r4fnsr ct Main
SCI U'iuu Wheeling w.
$50 >ANttI q HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
GMEAPEgAT CAR STORE
ELIAS EDMoND<.

ulEND oF wAIER STRItrs
INfEC FULLY miufs. me raflr ,b,t d,
hos nsi 'crevcI 81 "a or,.,e ,,..,fru,at ,t
sA'Soi sH is'cupi ou.eyu..Ing 90 Jan q. flt,u,
Beaver - ms
khe llsrd Seal
bitn NrHin
E'ne Cloth Fur Trmned d,
{. mmcn DO tr 81
Hungarian d. aaI r.u.h u mm.J O,
Fine GifsfI
G'uii'm"Ds Fancy OIL C.oh q,
Muhsif Plush
fpmasn Fttf
fuHis'. Fancy ClUfh a.
CiiijrrB's DO a.,
d. 10 Y.I,, ~
Together viii n gspet,i s,.,rfm,ti 81 tr.t..t.,.
~ de'enPii"n. la Gaze. Sc. p.tsu..
purchase lac sh"Ns srtli's o., T,.uteiIai .,.,,r.f
70 g'e hirE call. in iLr r-.u f,...f|. .,,,....
~ , I'M W ErrfI. 4 .f.H4..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

Prom The Deputy sheriff of New Ymk.
Dr. Smuhs S"ea'cJ D. dian v,rrnb'e PHI" hive
been used 'n The klJudgr street Dcbiur'- Ptt.nn.
~ih unc"mmtn saisiaci,un. have u,vcr heard n
ned'' lie '"Aen 81 With more interest 10y TO .ick
who have inkcn these Pills
JAMES gEVINs. Dspuy Sheriff
fof sal" 10y PRYOR ~ fAULL,
nov On klatk.t III Whc.t,nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

II mechanics studied their own iorua,ion,
they would learn many valuable facts in thc
science of mechanism. The human frame in
many respects resembles a steam engine
There are not only joints aud hinges in the
bones, but there are valves in the veins, and
forcing pump in the heart" One OF the
muscles IN Us forms real pulley. The
strongest supporting pillars for buildings and
wharyes, are constructed precisely like the
bones which support the human frame in
regard 10 strength. The skull exceeds all other
portions OF the human frame in regard 10
strength, beauty end skill. The cover OF the
head Is supported By arches similar to those
OF The ancient Gothic temples. The old an
ecdoic OF the unfinished building which stood
many years before mechanic was found ca
pable OF completing il, fully illustrates the
formation OF the head. The original architcc,
died and N one could construct the oofupor
Ms plan. but a certain builder; who when lac
did complete IL. wondered IL had been so long
neglected; when a. he said. every man hs,
the same plan in the construction OF his own
head"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

said tho, he was opposed 10 an increase a the
Standing Army.
Mr. Johnson. OF Tenn callsi TO order, bat
the Chair ruled Mr.. G.. Co b.. in or,l.,
Mr. Giddings said lac had always been or
roscd To an increase OF In. Sanding Army -
Tie regarded an Army as against the genius OF
our tree institutions, ami we had recently
had proof OF abuses iH the occurrences upon
our lroniicrs.
/ II, alluded 20 tho act OF shooting down de-
ser.eTs. which Ne regarded as a nonstrous vi
olation. Another 0. 'he fruits OF Standing
Army MAS The invasion of a foreign country.
Out Government had been guilty OF this. and
Mexico h,d been to all intcnts and purpose
Invaded. The excuses OF the President laid
before Congress yesterday were series of pal.
Pablc misrepresentation OF facts
Mr.. BToadhcad contended that this was no.
IN order, but the Chair decided that Mr. G.
was out OF order
Nh. Btoidhcad, amidst cries of ''let him 20
on persisted tia, The gentleman was out .
order
Mr. Giddiugs went ON ami com sldinsd o
the attempts nsde TO gag him down. and t.
cty HIM down, but returned at once To- th,
: charges oi misrepresentation against the Pres
ilcn, IN hi, Mcssage. The main falsehoo,
, was the declaration that our soil had been i'm
:, vaded by Mexico. He denied this, aud ssi,
~ uiat tue camp oi Uenctal Taylor was now n
the Department OF 1amaulidas. while a par
r ot the territory ClJimvG by the L. States wa
T. IN the Mexican Department of Cohahaulia
!, II Texas had claimed 10 Rio del Norte, sh
u had never maintained that right l,had neve
= been acknowledged BY Mexico.
l. Mr.. Giddings said the result Of this Mex
> can business would b. the surrender of all on
81 right IN Oregon north OF the Columbia rive,
u deg. 10 min. would be cut down TO tn
north bank OF the Columbia.
~ Mr. O.. went into the Slavery question. an
,, denounced the proceedings against Mexico a
~ al act TO bring more fellow beings into bond
e age. AZ this point he was cut on by the ex
&c pira,ion OF his hour.
The Committee then rose and reported th
&c bill 20 the House. IL was read third tim
" and passed Ayes 80. Noes 9.
y motion TO reconsider was put and lost
70 The House ,hcu went into Committee OF III
% Whole aud took up the bill for tho support o
oi the Military Academy.
10 Mr.. Sawyer made violent seeoh agains
The institution, and against the Army AN,
&c Navy.
Mr. Tibhats aud Mr. Ddraugh spoke q
length upon the slate OF Mexican Affairs, am,
u little OI Oregon.
Mr. Goulen obtained the floor ana on HI
y notion the Committee rose
I After more than ai hour spent ian Httempt
{ to adjourn, the Hous, took recess until a o.
clock. I. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

Prayers are 10 be offered up 10 morrow in
nh thc Anglican Charehcs throughout Circuit
britain Tor the s'icecss ol on, arms gsinst the
Silks. and a form ~ prayer has been compos,d
by the Archbishop OF Canterbury, thanking
the Almighty for our recent victories ON the
Sutlej. The policy and good taste of such a
movement may be questioned. To cunnec,
the name OF the Great Ruler of mankind with
the slaughter OF His creatures,is neither Chris.
tan like nor philauthropic. The Skins de
deserved, no doubt. the thtdshing they rcceiv.
ed; and as we sent thousands OF them 20 their
great account, penalty sufficiently enormous
has been paid by the offenders without accom-.
pdnyIng their ruction with the PRAYERS of
a Christian people. Humanity aud religion
recoil from the exhibition. Such procedure
seems grounded on very contracted estimate
OF the Great Author OF our b. ing. I'm the
present enlightened age, and amongst peo.
pie who boast, par eTeelIence, of their virtues
and their charity, the exhibition might have
been spared, without any compromise Of the
nations character 90 the gratitude to the
Throne oil Grace. Wilmer d Smiths Euro.
pean Times, april IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
CERTIFICATE OF CHARACTER,

A Hoosier was called upon the stand. &c
tes,iiya as TO the character OF brother Hoosier
when the following colloquy took place;
"liow long have you known Bill Whack1'
Ever sen he was born"
"What is his general character"
letter A. No. l-bove par great ways
would you believe him on OATH"
Eyes sir eei on or of, any other way"
"Nhat, in your opinion, are his qualilica.
tions TO good chaacieri'
Hes the best shot OF the prairies or in the
wocis. He can shave the eyc-winkers oi d
wolf u lar as the best shootin' iron II carry a
ball, he can drink quart oil srog any day, am
he claws tobacco lik boss $50 Bill Whacl
passed muster.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
FEMALEN RElNAnR nr nnrx1-,,n

FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUME.
Ilos aud not suffer the early seeds to kni,
iS Ia'al threads IN your SYSTEM bat guard
them as you woiild the thiciat night. When
you md the fatal enemy seeking 10 DESTROY
your health BY iinbibing the evil seeds of a
serious DISEASE, Remember DR.. Duncan's
E&PectoFant Remedy" will Immediately de.
siroysan removes them. Thousands Of YOU,
sex die annually for the want of proper treat.
ment: Had those known the wonderful effects
OF ihIS medicine. and used il in time, many
could have prolonged their DAYS, and vet b.
oweinng among their dearest friends Thosc
VINO are laboTlng under the influence OF this
1iscasc should lose no time in procuring .sDt.
Dnhcdn.s Bxpectorant Remedy, :" il is sale and
Shcciual' aud always gives relief in the mos,
hopeless cases. Ii strengthens the weak and
uebiliiaied; relieves thc pain in the breast a nj
side, suppresscs The distressing cough: ston.
ping The hectic fever aud night sweais, and
hnally al the case be not too far adyanccdl
restoring perfect health.
For sale By J. b. & X. u. MARSH and
PRYOR e PAUL.. tnay 4 a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

TIE PREVAILING COUGHS AND
CvLDS.-lhe sPeediesi, most popular, and
only generally admitted positive cure for
coughs colds. influenza, difficulty of breath.
nnsi nosIseness, soreness OF the chest, TICKLING
W the ihfoat, &c. is Clitkeners Suear.coa,ed
vegetable Pargs,iye Pills They afford sInost
immediate relief; and tie most eminent OF
we faculty recommend them exciusiyeIv an
'hcse diseases. To enhance their yulu-. hing
coated with sugar, they have no taste whstev.
- ol medicine 50 that a child can take them
'hn v'. aI peppermint drops: aud then again
thcy produce not the slightest sens,,t,oo Of
g'ipe OF nausea. In short they arc ~ much
superior osny other known medicine that a
s,nse tuei will make any person a OF iron OF
eSen ior lite; and 10 assured is the proprietor
,e' a,'o - confident ia their never failing
'''tueS' That he will immediately return the
money paid ioT them in AL cases where the v
u" not give the most unlimited satisfaction
fof sile ny A. o. FAIacnIlD. may q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

ANECD0TE OF NASH.-A Young lady
who was just come out OF the country, and
Affected TO dress in very plain manner. was
sitting ON a bench at Bath, as BEAU NASH,
the director OF the ceremonies at that place
and some of his companions Were passing by;
upon which, turning TO one OF them, lac said
There - smart country girl; will have
some discourse with her" Then going up Il
Tue lady 80, child, says he, ''you are JUS
come TO Bath, see" .iYes. sire ans,,etes
The lady. "Ani you have been GOOD Girl /,
The country, and learned to read your book.
hope Yes, sir" Pray, now, ;" saws he
/ let me examine you? know YOU have rca,
your bible, and ihe history of Topir and hi,
dog; now, can you tell me what was the dog'
name! Yes, SIT, says she. Ibis name wa
NASH, and an itnpudcnt dog he was"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
"sT. rETER WAS A FooIr'-.A I

EST. rETER WAS A Foobr-A friar
IN Italy, both clever and learned, was com
mandcd 20 preach before the Pope at the time
ol the Jubilee, and went to Rome before the
appointed day, in order TO see the manner OF
tie Conclave. aud adapt his sermon 10 the
solemnity OF the occasion. On that duy he as
cendcd the pulpit, and having flushed his
prayer, he exclaimed with loud voice, est.
Peter was a fool - which he repeated three
times aml then descended from the pulpit
The nsionishcd Pope Immediately questioned
hun ON his strange conduct, when he replied
at, Holy Father, the Cardinal can go TO hea
ven Astounding In wealth, honor and prefer
ment, aud live at ease, wollowing in luxury
anu seldom or never preaching. ST. Peter wa.
certainly fool, who took hard way OF iravell
ing ihither, By fasting, preaching, abstinence
aud humiliation The Pope could not deny
the Teasonableness of the reply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

IMPORTANT DECISION. The Supreme
Court OF Ohio have decided against the VALID.
y OF eve'y tiilc acquired at the grca, sale Of
lands in tina, State forfeited tor non -paymen,
OF taxes IN 1913. The Legislature. Tor the
purpose OF getting nd Of the vas, amount OF
tax arrcaTagcs which had accumulated, had
resorted the session previous to unusual efforts
20 io!'i!y the sllos, and Inspire purchaser.
with confidence. The sales were consequent
iy very heavy The Court has pronounce
'he proceedings entirely unauthorized, by rea
son OF an intormafsy in the absence Of Jiit
signature OF the Auditor of the State to Ii,
warrants authorizing the county auditors "a
sell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

Os-Wo trust that our customers through
the country viii not take it smiss IT se sug.
gcs, 90 them that we are much IN need OF
money, and would be under obligation 20 oil
who come forward with hatn:oessay article,
aud hquila,c the amount OF ihciJ subscription
It's the Times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

GREAT ENVY.--ln Scotland, il is custo
mary when death occurs in aiamily, 10 send
to all the neighbors all invitation to attend the
funeral. "A guide auld wife was passed by
in one Of The dispcnsa,ions and with her heart
iull OF indignant griei she watched the funeral
gathering around a neighbor's door. II was
hnali, too much for her, and she exclaimed IN
a tone OF forced resignation "Aweel awccl
we IL haze corpse o our ain in our ain house
some day See then wha'll be inviied@
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
EMGGRATIoN FROM LANCASTER

ENG Il ALTON FROM LANCASTER
CoUNIf.-Lancastcr county Is one Of ihc
finest aud most productive ia the State al
Pennsylvania. yet we sec the spirit Of cunt.
cation has scizod upon i,sinhabitants. and
several parties lief, Tor tn West. The Exam.
liner saws.
The emigraiion rom Lancaster county n
Tie West tins SEASON will b. UNUSUALLY lsroc
On Thursday wcck twenty families n,nnbS,.
ing about one hundred individuals. from the
Northern section OF the county. started fpr
illinois, isklng with them nine tons Of bouse.
hoid go"le, ~, and large amount of money.
Ano'hct laTg' patty will Start from thd neiah
sorhood oi Mount JOY ~ icw days. and a
huioet ~ individuals and ianllic, from other
parts Of the county have aIrasIy Ioft -, -,
about having. Several families have gone IN
Mary END. hut rnuch the larger number have
grue Wcxr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
VOLUNTEERS.

The Southern journals come 10 u bearing
the cheering Intelligence, that hundreds OF
citizens are flocking to the rendezvous. tp en-
h,tia their couniTy's defence, and aid IN r.
r,lhns the Mexican invader. 4 pubhcmcct
ing was held in Mobile, aud a company Of no,
les than lo0voluutcers WAS formed, aud al the
last accounts they Were on bosrl the steamer
Fashion bound To New Orleans.
Tho city OF New Orleans is in a state u
general excitement flags, displaying ,he star
aud stnpes,wcrc streaming from the window
aud doorways OF the rendezvous hou cs, com
psnies were being formed aud were paradinl
'lic streets with bands OF music; ani the rem
dr&vous stations were ,hrongcd with men o
oil gradesand conditions, eager TO display thei
patriotism by enrolling their names on ,hc
lasts ot volunteers, the legislator the Irechan.
lc, the artisan, and the hardy aat boatnan,
eagerly donnpg the uniform aud standing
shoulder TO shoulder in the common Cause
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

POLE BEANS. The most convenient
method OF culuvating pole beans-.cspecially
iot those who can command but little land Is
to describe circles of six or more feet i'm the
sou, aud having manur0d il literally. to. de-
post the seeds on thc outer edge, at distances
from six 10 eight inches. This done. stick =
CIRCULAR row III poles, just within the circle OF
Deans, aud let them converge 10 a poin, Al the
top uniting them there BY means OF strong
twine' This will form cone, and present
quite an ornamental appearance With pro.
per management each hill thus managed. .cill
yieid from six 10 eight quarts oil dry beans
sides furnishing the family with green beans
during their season. II should be borne i'm
mind That pole beans are Ear more prolific than
ounce Deans; they ate also said TO be rather
more nutritious, weight Tor weight. OF the
varieties now IN common Use. we know of
none enumerated ia the catalogue of our
scedsmen that possess higher claims than the
'Iase hnIle; they come casly into bearing
orc prolific, ripe before the advent OF hsavS
ifosi, ohd excellent when dry.
Maine CHlfiraior.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
INCREASE OF EXECUTIVE PATRON

AGE.-The following amusing anccdoae Is
derived from letter written b. gentleman
a, Ma,lmorss to friend in Philadelphia. 1t
is singular illustration OF the force OF author
ity; and argues well for the influence of Pres.
iden, Polk in settling Mexican affairs.
There is OF course intercourse between the
Mexican officers al Maiamoras, aud Gen. lay
lor's camp opposite. The dispute between
Col. Worth aud Col. Twiggs, and other OF our
officers, about brevet rank, was known 10 the
Mexican officers, and the presidents decision
was looked ior with considerable anxiety BY
the officers OF both armies. Gen. Arista, sent
to supe.sedc Ampudis in the command OF the
Mexican troops, only outanks Ampudia b,
brevet, as Worth does Twiggs, and Ampudia
was not inclined TO yield TO him; aud FINALLY
they agreed TO abide BY President Polk > decis
ion III Worth's case. And so, when il arnv-
ell, Arista succumbed. When Folks order
was sent over 10 the Mexican forces Anpu-
dia's hurraed lustily-Arista was dumb ol,n-
ded. 30 President Polk really had the APP
pointmcnt OF the Mexican commander"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

The New York Evening Post. SAYS that
Ma'amoras IS the true spelling of thu, city IN
Mexico II Is derived from Two Spani,h
wotis, mater sisuiiymg 10 Hill, aud uOros
Moors--thc l'icral translation is therefore
"hIll-Moors IL was doubtless originally
gwen 10 some place in spain a, which in the
cd struggles between the SpanIsIds and the
Moors, the latter were cut 90 pieces. The
name OF Maianzss, which is the plural ol
n.aio'za, signify ing slaughter, is said 10 have
been conferred on several places for a similar
reason.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
THE STEAMER HuNTER- ~ arr h


clincd 10 believe that all erroneous impression
prevails as to the success of the new iron
steamer Hunter. Her late protracted passage
from Brdsos Santiago 10 Galveston lei many
TO believe, without much reflection. that she
was failure Now, we learn from ihe Gal.
weston News that, having left Brasos Santiago
on the l6Ih uliimo, slic cncountercda succes-
sion of nor,heasterly gales Throughout, the
whole passage. On the 10Th, having steamed
against the gale TIL within ninety miles oi
New Orleans, her fuel gave ont aud finding
the gale 10 continue unabaieJ from the east
ward, she finally bore up and ran Tor Calves.
ton. On her passige thither her uhmneys
We're blown away. AS a steam and sail ves-
sci, the News says that ''the Hunter has full.
y established the entire success OF Lieut..
Hunters submerged propellers Asa seaboat
she cannot b. surpassed, her speed under can,
vass being equal TO eleven miles the hour. and
with steam She has accomplished twelve and
a halt, but her chief virtue is in her extaordi.
nary qualities as seaboat. N o. Pic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16
FIRE AT SOUTH HAELEY CANAL.

The .arge paper mill of MesSrs Howard s,
Lathrop, at South Hsdley Canal, Maxachu,
sets, WAS destroyed by fire on "Wednesday.
aud the grist-mil next south of It was so lar
In flames tina, there was no hone of saving IL
(says the Springfield CARTE of the day) and
icars were entertained Tor the paper luill OF
Mr.. Daniel Ames.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-16

and received into The service OF the United
States, under the provision, " this act. they
shall have the Organization OF the army oi the
United States, and shall have the same pay aud
allowances except as iollows.to wit: friva,e'
OF infantry. artillery and rIilemen, shall re.
GIVE ten dollars per month. and puvates OF
volunteer mounted corps twenty dollars per
month Tor their services and the Use aud ripk
OF their hon..
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