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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
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TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS.
WASHISeToS. March IL.
SENATE.


The Resolution Offered by Mr.. Dayton at
\. J. two weeks since, calling upon the Pres
ident of the u. =. to inform the Senate " beth
CT suy increase OF the Army OF Navy j. ncces-
Ary, and III 80 what the circumstances are
which made the INCREASE ncccssary-was a
dopted without opposition.
The Senate at one o'clock resumed the con-
sidention of the Special onler.
Mr.. Berrien OF Ga. made an able aud con
vincing argument upou tina Oregon question
conhning his speech mainly TO the fact that
our title To The whole ct Oregon was not clear
ond unaucsiionsble. and that we had destroy
cd any such claim by our repeated offers to
compromise the question.
Mr.. Ancher obtsmcd the floor at 3 o'clock.
aud the Senate adjourned.
HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at ten o'Cloek this morning.
and the debate was at once renewed upon the
River and Harbor Bill.
Mr.. iiolmss OTIS. C.. proposed two mill ons
Of dollars Tor the improvement OF the Harbofs
OF Texas. Rejected by reclamation.
The follow ing amendments were carried:
Providence Hsrbof, K. l., $1,000
Newark Bay. y. j., $1,000
For Have dc Grace. 10000
For Tennessee K. and Muscle Shoal-, lOO,Oo0
An amendment to strike out the prov isions
for the Portland and Louisville Canal. propo-
sing the purchase OF the Stock, il 1t csn b.
obtained at a reasonable price. and making
the Canal free from toll. was saved by one
VOTER To 76.
An amendment appropnating So, 900 FOR
each of the States OF Ohio. Indiana. aud Iii.
nois, for the Cumberland Road twas rejected
&c TO 81.
Several observation-disclosures OF a similar char
.actcr were proposed aud rejected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
SOCIETY IN MoNTREAL.

Ii the judicial authorities OF Montreal dis.
chaigr their duty fcadesslv. aud we admit
that English Judges are general, quite firm at
that. we shall have some rich revelations ot
kfch HJs in "tier Msissty's liege subjects"
Ready. the bsnk-teilcf who cmbruled the
money of the hank and ran away TO New York.
where hc was arrested. has been permitted to
turn Queen evidence" against Lamcnisgue.
indicted "fof receiving stolen money" in
other words. for winning this money OF Ready,
know ing il had been embczlcd from the hank.
This has ALREADY brought to light some secrets
of the gaming- house where the money was
lost and won. We learn that high iunationa-
uy-. civil aud military iWqu-nt-d this hoi>e
a. gamcsiers, while stuitiing about AZ the hcad
OF fashion. Aud who doubts this. who knows
much about English fashionable lie. especial
Is among military officers Within three or
four years post. the secrets of h~orsemcing have
been disclosed IN England. showing that gen
erals. colonies, lords, right honomblss aud
members of Parliament were on the moc-
course. and iu all the mysteries of the turf,
thorough su indlcrs and "blsckicgs" ft for pen
iteutiatics. It nothing else. Aud il such gen
try, the heads of society" are - at home.
can we expect that they would be better a
bread
I'm each OF orr large cities mly b. found
few men usually called young men about
town who inherit the fortunes which they
could not make, and spend them in every de-
partmcnt ot vice. They 20 10 Europe. learn
all It's cvruptions, and return thorough vii
lians, OF TO use their own language for Illus.
intion, Odd bucks" They are 's%por,smcn"
In every vicious sense OF the woul. aud un.
rnitigated scoundrcls in every thing concerning
women. They are made precisely what they
ore by dlcncss Tor the devil always employs
those who have nothing else To- do" In
England, such people are numerous. and they
flock To the army aud hence wherever a
British Amy is quariered. moral mischief OF
all kinds taints the atmosphere. Thousands
of British officers. from generals to cnsigns.
arr like our young men about town" with
much mou experience, and therefore greater
powers OF mischief. Their chief source OF
revenue after their fortunes orc spent Ia sup
port the enormous expenses ot English mill
tary life, j. gaming. a vice at which they are
totally without scruplcs. They may not cheat
each other, because each knows the rest, aud
they sometimes plumber in partnership. But
any body out OF their profession j. lair game.
The people OF Canada may b. sssurd that
they Will b. exposed TO mood r%ottcnucss Of oil
kinds, while British regiments are among
thcm. They would g%aiuno lille by anueNing
themselves 20 . country without standing ar.
nIcs or civil ansiocats.-PG. Lodgcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
,.WuIG 81 y

Thc Washington uuion syails itself Of Tho
comments OF the Wing press upon the recent
iemily querrcls of the Administration party, 10
warn IT, friends against the insidious designs
OF their political opponents. Ii represent,
The Wings a. chuckling over the icuds OF the
Democracy, and thus, no doubt. hopes tn
shame the leaders of the party into better
conduct, anl induce them TO give up their
chickering's, II Tor no other purpose than 10
disappoint their foes. The Union speak. like
y JudicIous man of the world, who would sd-
wise has children not Ia quarrel before stran,
gers ant seeks Tan enforce an outward appear
amer of harmony, by fear OF ridicule which
their perpetual ~wnnglings must excite ia the
community. But would il not he better 90
lnculcatc a neal aud substantial affection,
founded upon cor mon principles and mutual
regandi These alone can constitute a strong
and permanent basis of harmony, aud without
uiis oemrntug bond, no mere regard TO APP
rtatances can long preserve the Integrity of
the Democratic nousciioia toa ssoNs '. a,g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR %

MYSTERIOUS AFFAiR.-On MIondsy
last the SCHOONER Bentley. p Of Staten island.
cains into Gncot Eag Hsrbor. n. j.. vith bpt
Que pcrron on board, who, upon his e,smiu,
uon slated hts name to be- Thomas Maxwell
Vat he shipped on board said scbocna, on
wednesday previous, az New Yoh-th,t H.
nevef saw uhe Captain before lie d,y be L.
Ped, matt Tie captain remained on bo,tl AZ.
SCHOONER about two hour. snd ,hcn n,,r b;,o
orders TO take her Ia Philsdrluhi, ,yb." 49,
would meet him, a. De would proceed r.
by lond. On examining the vessel. a l;cr,s,
was 'cund, issued AZ THE port on tine yfN,r'L
1912 in which u appcirs That the scbonnc, (,
owned ant commanded hy Samuel W,,i
Inc whole affair has mystcry about an.
the impression ~ Egp Hartor. Is. tbat NJ,
wen has run away with the :, hooaer r. :,
hoped tbst u ibis Is ttc fsct. no mi,b,, l.,
beislicn The Captain MaawclIisi nistri,y
and will To- detained mill thc fs,is arc IL
"lcd Any %mionmaiion touching tii, mattc
eau d. communicated 10 Mr.. Rnb.u n R.
icy at 6fcat i40 llarbor. az Whose in,t,nr.
u'cSs lae's atc make known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
ron rHE rlurz.


lust as tc cIPse'od.
HE Annals of controversy do not furnish
more crushing more convincing Argument
'hsn the above "ply 10 thc questions which
pfof"nndcd 10 thc Editor Of the AHus. |
was once a democratic principle. that publ,
men were public property, aui that thcir act,
an' conduct wcre ht subjects toe the scutin,
oil ue people but TINS principle. u appears
has oeeh exploded since onc late Tyler man
has taken charge OF the 'ouly Dnnccraii,
'ooriel IN uhe ciiy.
Hh'" aPpti" ui1ta public man has ouly
oeh'fenrh himself bcliul tbc editor of thc
Afs"s' ani ''"ot over hiS head az The people.
a"o inca console himself with the knowledge
mat Va e'''or = bount 10 keep he bpdy Sicrcl
from punishment, however meuted. But the
editor OF ihr Argus attempted 10 make on, a
lalse is>uc. Ihe simple question between us
L. ohat he had 'ery promptly responded to
questions r~roPoundcd TO him by a certain
lnhiid'"l' but refused not only 90 answer.
Quito publish questions having : strong direct
ooSn"S on Tie sa'ne subject, p%rupounded by
me. No" h. has determined To maintain a
dignihcd silence on The subject. Well, really.
he iss very diguiicd character and no mistake.
But he canno, deny that he is an spplican, To
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
A BELLIG RRENT UTDGE-G.r c,..

IN ms legal reminiscenccs of the West. tells
man! amusing anec' o,cs, among which is the
following. The scene of the incident WAS a
little town upon the banks of the Ohio: "1he
court was IN session. aud the presiding Office,
was a Col. Pa man OF era, r.solut;on
aud oi herculcan frame. A person entered
The court cabin, and by his noise, put a stop
to The proceedings. lie was ordered out, and
the shenii attempted To- remove him; bot he
put himself upon has reserved rights aud
Inade such a vigorous resistance. that the officer
retired from the contest. Col. P, descend.
ed from The bench, coolly took of his coat,
gave The brawler a severe beating. and. after
putting BIN out Of the house. resumed his
garment and his seat, aud continued his legal
functions .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

'"'n' @r'eloT+ ments have lien n.oeniI,
made by . committee 81 tbe C,m,n.s, -,
oi Nc~ fo'k, which show thst tbo ,,bl
eh1ni'es ." 'hai ol} have t-su almi,ist. "a
~ N'fJ cotturt manner. Tea ..., -
nee, bought cor ihc u4e at IA. 49, 'n'
as good articles. and chsr.~d At fnl ]
nave ben discovered "a d. dcdrism fotr a.
toiweny pr cent m weight. end al III. -
inferior qualify. Tea, bf which GIi 49,,
had been tnid was proven to have ben of i,
ua1 qls'il3 probably from bring damaged
Doe physician Who lasted DC atic.ted t,,t +.
bat inade him sick. Damaged coffee. loo
"a zen la'ught. and tiences ct dee CHARGE
iu0 il~ hc21 ief uu each thRA ti,e usual II, ~.
i%eas,c'i q tierccs known ~ dealers In m,
sf'I,i'. U, whole subjcct Is nov n M.
IatHis 90 ihe 'oun.1l. aul 10 b. to b. E,,el
tlat ihe matter ma, o. suited d. t,. -
en- ihs gully forIcr maj. 90 sanst ~, f.si,
dishonesty. p" ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
a NEw JonN GILrIN-

NV OH GIIIIN.-THr Lrhluon
OHIO, Star iellss gpsi railroad ancc.tote. Tbe
''i,F day. when Tie ears stopped on the way
20 Arhla, lufa moment. . CouHtnmau mount.
81 The locomotive Co srr what hc could learn
loo ihe progressed his Investigations. h. took
hold 1T q cmuk, aud giving t y tnm. with ia,
speed Of he wind OF sprang the locomotive
detached from dlc car. white all that could i.
heafd from the uulucky " iglt. tc,i
stop the dsrn'd thing But uesnils.s 81 Ill.
'I'e.' on % went whining aud snoring. suI
was oniy arrested la iis progress. st ne a..
enc, OF seven miles, by running on NE tm,k
:" h'fin was donc-the only inc-on,cuirnec
bring ihe necessary labor anI d-rt.,r... i,
3 titug buck the tuuaut locomotiv.. ,ui th.
awful hight toit John Gllpin RIDER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
AkING IN MExICo,-Tho "A;

Ming IN MEXICO The editor OF the
Washington Union has rccciyed a communal.
cation from Tallahassee, dated February 20,
from IAN American Citizen who PROCESSES 90
nave Justaruvcd iroma tour in Mexico. The
object y lo state, upon the information of a
Mexican, ia whom Santa Anna had reposed
INC utmost confidence for five wears. tho con
clusion OF o ncw treaty which. within the las,
ihrcc months. has been ratified between the
bntsn government, Santa Anna and ,h-
French hing, which il intended TO restore
Sshia Anna. aud make him the king Of
HoN'oo. he equivalents TO b. made b, him
: 10 sss'si The allied powers III certain pui
poses they may haze formed tow, nds the
United States. The editor declines publish.
ing ms communication until he has furnished
further particulars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

tsccms that Abolition - well a. Demo.
o"eY - progressive. ML J. q. Bim.,
has receuily wnttrn Il letter 20 the '.Lilstt,
STATE Convention. 90 Michigan. in which h.
recommends that The party should add Ca n.
present. principles, 'thc abolition of the T,ria
aud q dtgecf far iof the support oi the poyer,'
meut lhe Executive Committee also on.
gated the same doctrine Into iho,, Apn..l
kcpop bat alter a seD animated debate m,
adoption OF ihc proposed amendments So.
lVs'PoScd l0f ue pTcycnt " . Erpre,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
cAN CONSUMPTION ~ cup,n

CAN CONSUMPTION Bg CuRrn
qns-,sn y. asked 10y many ~-nfs.a. seal. ihis
hap. are IN The last stage &C disease. o, ,.'e f.
near ~ valuable Trends Thus IN s,d - ''"e
swsr. painful a. % - '..sy. H., lev ,,,, s-
Deo'h osneoi be deprived &c D.. prov. ~A,, -,e'.
he. kniiied 10 ,siai threads npsn the ,u,L n V
'h,fsiofe Of The u'rnssi Imp,rsnc. 10, al
~ho NAV have a rod eoid. cough. pain N n, So
'''i ''d". .fee's' 81 the 'hros'. difficulty OF n.,,.
ap the palrsm and walter that accgm,i.,.. ~
No ,"1ss. }" The primary stages. s.d l.,l. Sp@
~.omrison when MT removed. To ,..h 80
IN ~ l would recommend thew "a, ,oc..
once a lew ioi'lss of Ds Dune.pi. E,.s"s
Remedy. ~h'sh 70 ser's,s In rn.,. .iI,.s.
'yn p'"-'' that ~ "'ien asnw 20 hog 10 III. .,,,,~'
and final y destroy hf.. "'"'
A RELIEVED SUFFERER
f"' sa'e by ) u MAksii. Zane, ~
Wheeling TO-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
HorsE oF REpREsENrArIvrs

The crowd ~ TIE Senate aud the absence al
All subjects Of interest here has left nothing of
moment o. record.
The Rivtr and Harbor Bill was before the
'i"use during the day, aud speeches were
made by Mcssrs. Ew ing 81 Tenn. living of
~. Perry oi Md. Rsthbum, ct y. y. soI
McClemand Of Michigan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
THE FLOOD IN THE SUSoUEHANNA.
TIDE WATER CANAL.

JoTrtEp0HatNcC y no BnIlIHoTc TEfTlcan.
HAVRE DE GRAcE, March, u. lSi6.
IL, A. NJ.
| am not able to give YOU any definite IN
formation as 10 the extent OF damage done by
the ircShei la the Susquebanna nysr ia tins
region.
We cannot tell what injury the Tide Water
Canal has sustained, but IL II considerable.
The Connewsga bridge is ell gone bat two
spans in the middle. IL was carried oil in
pieces, port on Sunday and the balance ou
Sunday night.
The piers in the Port Deposit Bridge have
been damaged, but | think not 10 much extent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

The Washington Union of saturday evening
says tina, TIE mmor OF changes in the Cabinet
oi President Polk are without the slightest
Foundation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

FROM YUCATAN-La Pafria. Of New
oflraus. 9th lost. states that propositions had
been received 30 Nucatan from the MEXICAN
Government Ia acknowledge and enforce the
treaties h%~tyccn Nucatan Bnd Mexico. and
grant The FORMER all their PRIVILEGES i'm case
ulat tie hucatccos should 0bc, aud ucognixe
ihc government ui Patcdcs. The Legislative
As nbly was about 10 meet az Merida ON thc
l1ui, m o0lcr tO consult upon what should b,
done tn such case, and whether or not the,
would accept thr oilers from thc Mexican
Government. La PaiTid remarks ilat II IA.
Nucatccos subject themselves now and admi
the proposals 81 tie Mexican Government
they will undoubtedly lose by ". ~ the Go,
eminent Of Phrcdcs r. not established under
stronger system tisu liencm's was, and con
> quenily ~ q new change of government
which may take place at ne distaut dlv. th-
fucatccos vail suffer another insult and otic
cNdciious from him Who may succeed rar,de
~ The Presidential chair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
REALESrATE.

We would cier those who desire To inres,
in real estate TO the very valuable saw mill
and other property Offered for sale by the com
missioner ON the 2lst lost. II Is perhaps as
valuable as any property that has been in
market for some time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
IMPROVEMENT.

The contracts now made Tor building in
this city. exceed those for any previous year
within our knowledge, AMI many OF them
viii b. fulfilled a, an early day. We can
number NOT lea, than thirty buildings NOW
under way. And how many more are tn b,
during the summer. we have no means OF
Judging exactly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

EXPORTS 70 LONDON Thu t,, p
@" Capt Rickcf cleared st this pprt ~, *,
unlaY by George H. Newman t,,,b n, ID
towing cargo. ,ik.-Fl0uf BOO bl,. 49,
itf.es Pork. SO i%ierces 2i1 bbls OF 60
''tee. go bbls Qu~nitmn RAJ fie
.9gs' Nas-ol@~ Root. 2 tons g,..n
Hide - bundles Bait Ias,Icoa ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

The parsonage Of the Methods, Protestant
Cbu"h al Chesicrtown, MI, was entirely
destroyed by fire on Fdlay last. Twas occu-
pied 10y the Rev. Mr.. Rphy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
FROM THE RIVER OF PLATR.

fHDM TIE EK OF PLATE.-An or.
nvoi from Rio J]snciro. az New Orleans. bring,
ad'iccs irOm Monte Nidco to the ~ of Jinu.
airy. tn" %ficayunc gives The iollow ing bricI
summary OF the intelligence W. learn ther,
have been more disturbances in Maldonado
\ counter insuuection has been got up b,
Siivcria, who, with 100 men. after a forced
march at night, had attacked a detachment
Killed 30 men, aud taking 1000 horses. Sill
vera then communicated with the Englisl
irgair Eagle. which v.sscl added $50 men 1,
hls force, and supplied him with arms ant
ammunition. Tbs county throughout, will
some slight exceptions, continue united
against the foreign invaders. To make thiI
IntelligHbic, We add that Silvegis declsratio,
was aei ust Oubs aud RoSss. and that tht
lnrcfs which hc attacked wasa detachment q
Irguihis army. At lras, - we suppose
from the fact that Silvcir was sided by at
English man-oi-war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

The wilhm.pou (Ntd) Times OF saturday
s,ys-
The Potomac River j. rising very Dpiily-
great icaUs are cntetttinci -, To the safety ot
ihe banks of thc Canal. The Conucochclzu.
~ also swelling 70 an Immense height.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
NOTICE.

The community at large are hrrehv 49,.
that William L. Tycen, (my husb,nJ, Irouned
me without any cause, with ,hre thIssieit
Children in q land Of s,nngcn. WIPES
left he took with him our All. He i'm he
about , feet 10 inches high. fair co... N sue
and about SO years Of eye. When 4. pP'se'et
took with him Emily Tumclson. : wom, DC
ill-i,me, she had With her one child. I'm, :,
good reason 20 urne,e they Pass Tor man AM
w,ls, ! sslis'. aey arc in wheelinr .,
public on their guard. that they ~. p"s 'e
imposed IRON by such dcceivcrx. ~. no' Dc
well calculated 10 deceive Che unsnsn!s e
public. (Signed) MARY r. TYTrsNuns
Hcndysburgh, o., March Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
SEAW'S
COMPOUND EXTRACTOR COFFEE

VIZ SUBSCRIBER KEEPS constantly ON ha,a
u BE sale Wholesale az hy retail ~ qusr,n,e.
TO 'ni purchasers. The above agreeable, healthy anil
rco"on'cal comppund. superior 10 any manufactured
anal cold here OF elsewhere, to be had NJ the manu-.
iaeiory af The subscriber ON Quincy Street, and
ssrrsnieJ Ia be \ puser and better article. and aiso
cheaper han ,h.i -,id Ia Market street. The manu-.
isri"fe OF = ceriaIn Dr. fei,r OF rhisburgh.
The sntsrubrr wa. threatened SINE time sires
Nth . prosecution ny ID NC, nn,..f -. ~hs cell. re-
hts eiifact OF q, Zee .fof q violsiion q ihis patent right.
bat The snt-cnh~r " "s- on 10 Washington city. sMd
reeeivrd . letter (Which will be shawn 10 any ono
sho Will csi) itom t.lmund Burke. lie Un,i,d
STATES Patent Commpsi"rer stating that NJ raisss
had ever issued IN DR. Felix ls the Esirsei 81
C.Hsc. Mr. M'C,nni. has in The Times of The iSh
March. caut'oned tho public sgsu ~ buying or Gel.
ling The ,uhscthef'- e,irsci of coffee. and ~siiedsins
hat The same 10 a counterfeit, of that sold ny h,n.
Now the sstscrihsr Will ~srpn, the su,ele cold ~
h''a ts he superor. healthier and cheaper. AL
hciiet 40 every respect than tina, al DIR Felix's nd
" Nj MGinni.. 81 The money will he returned.
" any one will call upon The subscriber. he will
he furnished the sho,e aficle free of co-,. iof ihs
rurls-c Of testing Tho virtues 81 The same; whirh
Ito sah-c',bcr ~afrani. D. h~ cheaper and healthier
Than G n'e IN any o,hes orrs.
GEo g SHAW, Quincy shave 5h Street.
n u. n. retail price oi,i,s ahovc article 10 %
cent. per coand. ana a liberal drducitoa In ihoss
Who seh Hs'sn- mar - G.. q. 5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
REPORrrD ny CmAs. M. nraR,
~FAsmIONAnLE mA1a

Al WHOLESALE AID RETAIL.
if's'ed Of NJ lb9 Man stsset he
- @'e' aha ~ q approved Spfing Ysshion 10,
- " winch ne attention 81 he pstfofss u Ihs
~. ~" /" fs'refifplly invited, spl 81 ho " lsb
. fhesp. light I'D dunable ITai are teaos.,sS =,
rai and sItmins he siork hefse rutekasinv else.
xhsfe. w Va IINuFsoN "
'Asf 40 Saosssaoy - W W SSHJ-oog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

a Montreal paper speaking Of our Tariff.
says 1T - possible that The TsnG may be
SLATED OF abolished in toto. bat we venture
TO say That a. will not b. dorp without /,
struggle that viii bid fair toshakc the Union
II" is %centfc. The consequences ofthe shock
may not IL felt immediately, bat among the
many already existing oausrs 81 disunion
among our nelghbOrs. W may predict ,lst
tdis aboliiion OF ihc protective Tariff will n.
found thc most formidable and tbc mos, m.
'iuous.'
such opinions prevail in England ~ pre-
vail IN Canada. les NO Longer 10 h. ondr,c
that The British House Of I0rIs caused S.rrc'
tary Walkers Tsnnlaw 10 b. printed for tbe;,
uze.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
AMERICAN TOBICCOIY

IVDhNOU IN FKANUE.-
y hnoWn that The I'm pOriation Of tobacco
from the United States is a clo-e mononoly "a
the French Government. It apnears i,o, /,
late HAVE letter that the chsmcter ol tb;s
monopoly = 90 he rendered additionally st1c,
ant exclusive in ,he fact that al the recon,
contract Tor furnishing the supplies rouirrd
iof 1916 aud part OF 1917. it wss accom,au.
med Within new condition that the French
h'g alone shall b. permitted 20 import tobacco
ior the fulfilling Of the contract. This cow
diiton OF courss excludes the American la
from carvings hogshead OF Tobacco TO France
during the period mentioned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
VERY PATHETIC


VERY PATHETIC An anccdotc told b,
. Grfmsn naturalist al a bDa,er,is wonderful
IT. declares he ~iw q beaver weeping over tho
cnpwn oi an old hat. Soou alter another bca-
ycfappraclFi o., nnl she cried more pitcuus.
~ than tlF first. them = uumb.f 81 Young lpa.
ycf- sttmcfcd by iteir sobs, came running up.
aud tIei al cried too. lie sCcounts fot this
at 80, llg tiat the lat hciug made Of bcayer.
90" animals had evidently recognized in IL the
skln oi 0ue oi ticif own knjrrd. "Nho can
say hr ask- whether this very hot was not
'n ''rm Use remains oi an clcCtlOusie SOU
Voc "uIs feWrmus rance ola iayontc BROTHER
u BE- With deep regret wc hear of the death
ol 10 AW"t'~s Bakcr of Mtcon. Georgia.
lhc circumstance of tis death add p~oigpspr,
Co our regrets. 10 sifiug to administer rru..i
''" i'A olH-umPitHc patient. fitfiap. 4.
oterr.mr -'fue rpufuancc to is u.l u,
D0'l"' Ait"~,ll took : porrun, which. iron,
some mistake BOO its PROPAGATION. proved to,,
potent sui resulted 81. Wc are ial.'u,t 4.
death, Il q sew hOus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
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