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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

Daylight was fast fading from the .ky. ON
cold aud lowering evening iu Nove,nber
kbcna poor woman. leading little boy by
ssfs hand, rang at ihe door Of hsnI.,ms
ns''s'' ia tte outskirts ol ibe pleasant town OF
W
The gid vino answered toe bell snnn r.t,,,p
Ell and told tho i1dy at th. house that. , n,,,
women was at tn door. begging 4 ui'b,'.
lodging
The lady cast q troubled look si m. J.,J
leaves that were whlhing in eddie alopg l,,
streets, auj then ct the DARK cloud. Jr,ff,ng
together overhead. and sighcd Tier bIl.b,n1
lad q ucWuu, dislike To atmttiu, utiL1,,,,,
persons into li- hOusc. ufd bad oifru rb.,...i
hi- iiud} not 20 suffer auv such o., n,.. bi.
threshold 81. DE- feiDfs, af1.. ,tiIf,sb.t,.
heart. and won't fo tbc door whore fb. .,,..
g. stood holding ile hpuI uf aptlr. sad lnot
M lii.i" boy aIbu. -iS t-at- OF 4s. T..
woman l.i.tf.laud case worn secured r.,.J,
60 -ink wi,h fatigue TOE huy kuII, Il.
quiUd iuio hsf situation and h.auI t.s AID
iOw lug account.
Several y'ar, sgD -bc had euisraf.I. 81, .i..
West with hes husband and 1--we f.l.rn
hopes Of bau'uug th'if condition III,
hoPrs bal ben Disappointed --i,Ere.. t.5
enteri ih.ir cabin -tbc husband at,G g.. t..
was carried ON by one of toe ist.,..t 1..
climat" aUd ths children. ou 20, aua t,.itf
lowed thc puof i'ehl. hpy umt .5. tII
by tlr hand, alone rsuuiuft. Nlru1g e.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS

uo DH,oe ght american Ion. D.. 5P1
hoGS.-for live Hogs the dcn,,j ~
nov active, bat prices are unclsngci NJ
quote at s3a -, %. with full supolv ~
PuV!s kllled Hogs at s5as5.124
UR-SInce the close of op,l..,,,o.t
~ review the marke, for Howard .trcet FL.
mas oeen quiet Ga saturday holders ,ye,.
asking S5,3l loss ,37l, without mst;ns ~. W
Io-day there y not much inquiry. TEsrc 80.
buyers at 500, bat most dealers arc ,,n,.n
lng 10 operate az this price and arc sst;m,
S''6lt whilst others ask 81 ga W. "''.s
n"w.e'cr sales Of 600 bbls in Two lo,. y,
30. There were settlements Ia d., ~, .. a.
O. lpls rom cars az Sjl2k.
PBONSlONS.-Beef /, inopi,.d e..
I"fh o. pa moderate demand with l;,t, .... a'''
We discontinue quotation, i1foIl p,.,t q
quote New Mes, Pork st Sii z5aSii IN.
I5imc 81 Mos Bet sIoaslO 30. a.
9 'oVs SO and Prime al - 25a a. 10
la Bacon there is very hide doigg A..
continue 90 quote Old Western Sbo,1lo,. :,
% SSide' a. and Hams sasl cent. ST. =,
sinsll PARCELS New Baltimore eur.J 49,
llof Shoulders. ~ cents fer sides. and o -
."f hams lard b. duh al slt-l c.,,s w., ~,
No ~ kcgs. and 7ias i'm bbls
20 Args weston No inspected. stsgrsgi'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
SroCK GAMBLING.

The New York correspondent OF the Phils
d.lPbie American, spanking of Saturlsy's op.
Grafton. la the New Yo,k Stock Market.
siy~--
Tl,c stock market wa, bloyant anl prices
grn'u'lll improved. The Napoleon WORK 4
huns ~ "ut ol IN" "Cornsr' 40 kn- Ruinsd.
oH, turned The tables on the ,umrr.r> in q
80 ~ masicrly manner. la the nisrniha The
stock was pat up too), aud a wouli probably
have g1rg '" 100. at wiich ,l,c settlement
would have been made. ltaP,rsrpi. however.
about noon, tia, the Nipulcon had provided
himself with tlr bonds ol tho Eti- Company
whi' % cbb L. 1T any moment turned uitu Stpl 3
10 sufficient amount tu supply all the stock
needed ior hi- contracts.
The Direction, held session aud voted len
give the stock for the bonds. aud when thr
vote WAS announced la the crowded ante.
room whct' cornercrs oui Cumcrcd were ldth-
ercd. there uas considerable excitement. The
clique refused to receive the stock. and iha
matter will b. referred io the Boarl oi Bro
kcTs for adjudication. Tie Clique were
thoroughly ch, chmatcl.
They committed a great oversight in at
tempting tu corner sto,k whcn the amount
could II any time b. r.as.i hy turnin, n,
the floating debt. The diGcrcnce between
paying Tor large amour, of sto, / and n.cciy-
Ing IA cash twenty per c'nt difference on ihoi
quantity, You will Sc j. very uitcrial. The
clique instead OF finding themselves Yesterday
received Tor differences, found they must r.
cciNe the stock ani ray lur it, which they
were NO, prepared luT.
For It, favorable effect upon these stock.
gamblers. l. the speech OF Mr. Calhoun. in
favor OF the wise AMI mlstcriy Inactivity
policy, OF barterins our TanH for one halt ol
Oregon Landed To the ski -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
RAILROAD COLLISION

We learn from the mail messenger on the
Western tram that the passenger train from
Springfield. Yesterday afternoon. at about 5
o'clock. between Warren and IVES, BrookGeh
came into collision with fright train on It's
upward passage. and several persons were hurt.
bu; not seriously injured. The conductor OF
the ircighi train, finding that he was out of
time. and would not reach Warren I'm season.
had stopped, and MAS beginning To move back
when the passenger train came upon him.
causing the collision. The Post office car
was injured-ihe platform aud ROOT being
smashed. MIR. kitilc. the mail agent. cSca-
Pa unhnIt, MIR. Stout. the Express agent of
McssIs Thompson x Co.. was slightly injured
IN the loot number If persons were i'm the
'nin i'om Chester village accompanying the
remains oi Mr.. Coleman. who died on Friday
ias'' IN eohseqhcncc of the injury received by
hun IN The collision of the 81 inst. They
were on 'ne Way 'o BOSTON for interment. ac-
ter was thrown egains, the stove and slightly
bumt.-Bos'on Advertiser. Thnrsday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
CORN AND COZ MILL.

We earnestly invite the attention of our far
ming population TO the following communi-
cation from the Washington r.. Reporter.
relative to the Corn aud Cob Mil of Me,>rs.
| Woodcock We saw the one exhibited at
the Fair III West Liberty, aud Ne were hghl,
! gratiiird with iisaciiou. We learn that M
ny OF ou farmers have purchased them and
found them very great saving aud very CON
yeucut.
Mr Editor u have been greatly graiRcd
with the operation ot a Corn and Cob Mil
lately erected la the barn oi my urighbor Dr
Reed. IL iseXceedingly simple i'm its construc.
ton. and 80 tar as can see, very little likrl,
la get out OF order. In TIA, present scarcity ol
/ fodder, every means oi saving feed should be-
adopted, amt this mill II just The thing for Tai,
ebicct
BY slight adjustment this Mill can b,
made Ia grind Corn Meal. fl, TO- mush or
corn PoHc. II, al~o chops Corn and Cat, ad
miTdqly, and IN short, II !, IA eucry respect
worthy oi the attention of our farmers
| The Machine costs $50 complete. When
the purchaser finds the chest aud trough.
(Which any handy man can makc,) $50 will
/ buy It,
hope tia, the entcrpriSiug manufacturer,
MesSus. Woodcoek q Son, oi Wheeling will
receive numerous ordcrs lo1 this economical
little Mill A FARMER.
The editor Of the Reporter remarks upon il
as follows:
We paid visit TO DR. Reeds on Tuesda,
last, and while there examined Com aud
Cob mill, To be seen in the Doctors barn.
which II strikes us will prove TO be inyalua.
bic 10 the farmer IN time of SCARCITY Imam
almost incredible short time it viii s.'sor
s@s''ss 90 sc o. n p, bS s I ~ "
meal. for family use, can he ground ian I'm,
| space oi ~ minutes. Again--by simplc
alteration of machinery " can lie converted in
10 a CIDER mill IN which apples can b. ground
from winch cider may be- pressed in a rcmsr-
knbly bret space OF time. The whole cost @,
| this excellent improvement need not exceed
$50; aud tor all kinds of grinding. eNcept that
OF flour, land DIR Reed thinks this unite prac.
ucsblc) the farmer need but hitch a horse Ia
uhis Mill and direct his son. or thos, in hi.
employ, to give few hours attention to il
ana ms wants will be supplied. Those hav-
ing stock TO feed. who wish to consult econo.
my, should not BE- long without out one of
Noodcock & Sons Corn and Cob mill. -
We find the following statement of the %,
ports and imports OF Knox county, Ohio. i'm
| the Mount Vernon Times.
CLEVELAND AND COLUMBUS RAIL
ROAD.-A word more in reference IA tho
products and business oi Knox county. tn.
amount, ~ lb~. of leading Agricultural rro.
ducts annually taken out at the county ha,
been asccrtaIned. not estimated. Ia exceed
thirty siN millions
The facts, upon which the follow inc cslcu-
1aiion - lnsed, lave been collected bv patient
aud careful Investigation. aud can b. cst.b
lisoed by competent evidence
KNOX COUNTY FNP0RTs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

Mai NJ Donald of the MouniainneeI at
oi two more numbers that paper will pass in
90 other hands. lie says he Ia, other business.
We are glad of IL, bat is j. rather amusing TO
sc the thousands who run their neck, into the
elitorih halter "a county heblomcdal one
year, with expanded visions OF glory, patriot
t~elvemonih thereafter in a manner and with
a tcok not unlike picked chicken A bad
business this paper making.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

b1~ANUrHLR LifE SAVED . by the ..e sS
pf Wi-'at's Baisam oi Wild Cherry. Tho follow.
ing ccfuhcsie - irom he wiie 81 Mr. En.,ch Perry
very respectable farmer ~ Oiiord C"anty. Ms,ne
and can be relied upon true IN every particular
u was nat soiicel. hni gwen ny The lady. from q.
scnse at dHiy. feeling tia, she owed the ps,,Svvs.
iin oi her late Il, Dt w.iar'. Wild Chem, B.l..u.,
RuNFoRD. Ne, osforj ca. Jaiy %. IslS
This may cerpy. thai have Sor . number Of
years been severely afflicted ~ nh The Asihms. In
Ocintcf, lSi3 Iook violent cid. which pro.
ducrJ very severe cough. which wss sssossps.
n'cd with severe pains ny shir. end sweat pro-
instly nights These bad symptom. cont,naed, un..
az was 80 much reduced Thai WAS unable 10 do.
any work about the house even walk across The.
"sm without assistance, In July 1S<4. was -.
hfti cisd with .hurihcss Of breath. sseh sRus J4>
Gully m breath nr. IN such pain. that Ewass
n"nhc to lac ~ bed. or sleep ssr three weeks One
phy-'cian who attended me. aud another Who was
consulted bo'h gore up 20 de 80 I'd hey coaLy
q" no 'n"re ior me My irieNjs de.paired % N.Y.
III" / had $40 hope myself ] then CONNIE aetdi
,nk'ng DR. W'siar's Baisam of Wild Ch~sry-t>(oss.
had taken On. h'iIlc wa. able io walk about The.
House. l continued 10 tske the Bslssm until r
had taken fur boilrs. AID now ! am ~el Tree
INN PAIN. lu'e az no cough. do my own work kssp
-" help. aud have nat enIy ed beier health sss 6f.
iern years tS'euedl RELIANCE FERRY.
FIR sale nv PRYOR 4 PAUL.. l64 Msrke, q,
also b, J CRUMBACkER. Druggist. LIN jan S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
CONSUMPTION MAY BE- ANNrHlIATrp

CONSUMPTION MAY BE- ANNiHiLATED
by 'he use OF DR. Duntan's ExpecIoranl Remedy.
Since the introduction Of ihi. valuable medicine
Inin ihe United States. the death. by Cnn,urop,,oo
are inst lsssct Ing. ond the bright smiles Of health
hound hcamifg IA the eyes of Thousands. whose
't'es We're reduced Ia q s'cudef thread. Compare
the weekly records oi death ~ the cities Of New
York B'si"n. Philadelphia. Baltimore. end even
""f Own Guy previous In The year lst0; sncs his
time take ini" consideration the vast increase Of
20. uiai'nn and yon will find ihs, Consumption hss
been eradnnly ar in mlnnsr conquered. I, 10
well known tn the community ihai there arc hun.
dteds oi valuable persas spared weekly BY the
imeiy u>e oi DR. Dnncah's Valuable Medicine,
and 80 lone a. 'h,se afflicted commence using this
remedy ~ season, Consumption IL The Lungs will
10 cdiJ decrease until every vesiigs of iis poison.
"us innes sre cr.d.cacd from our soiI. Far sale nv
q u Is MARSH. Main ST. Wheeling. JAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

fire occurred at Columbia :. c. on the
3lst uli., which consumed the cntir. block OF
building, fronting on Main street, from Rich.
mould TO Lnmber streets, with the exception
cte-rrick building occupied by Nc. Jamcs =.
Scott x Co. and Mcs,rs Gottman * Rosen-
thalh The sufferer, arr MeSsrs NJ Name &
kcsncr. grocers, Mrs. Wilson. WIN. McGin
Mss. snd VIM. b Eikins groccr,, w. Me
PheTson, coniecuoner Mrs. Candy, hotel
keeper, MuSSrs. NJ : Chandler s. Co. grocers;
Mysr Nothons, store keeper The fire was
II j. thought. the work OF an inccndiary.
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Ayg-A foR RENT.-The warshon,, on,
E::E3 MAN street, now occupied by Dtskely
ssssHR Darsa Possession given en- th,.
kssS first OF Al'il. Apply 10
J"a w w & II JIMESoN

'NfNE EXPECToRANT.-Thi,m edici,.
hos "tosdy ro,ed iscli Io he all ha, !, h., L..,
recommended by those Who have given II +. 6,,s
daily We have just he.p,i of an inn.,,,an, -
N'hn'' ~h'rh has been efIec ted by IN, Ma. ~ !,
= "''ehh"ring io"n--ihe case wa. thai Of I. "a.
male Who had iof long line been unde, IN. 60.
lUf''''ah' bni had received no relief. and he,
case "Hs CONSIDERED hopeless. Asa las, ,..,,, -.
p"'a'n'ed bottle vi DR. I.ynss Expecio,snI vh,ss
,""''" hsf !" eHPtoiorafe freely. grsdnsIl, ,s.eJ
hef cough. and RAPIDLY restored her To health 40.
nave -" hes,la'"t IN saying, that Ihi. p,ena,.non
$50 p"e' %, NC cure "fCoughs. Colds Innuen.
enNi. Asthma. Consumption &c. b. The ,oo., -"
.c' "'d'cine ever "Hered 10 he American puhIir
i"efe IS mo- qnnckcry alouf IT, ID, Jav,. !. 49,.
% the most sk'ii"l rhysicisns in Penn.,lysos "a
1890 "a, Iar,on' weparsI'ons have been thor.
'"s"S 'e'led he = io,ked uron n. n rr.., n.IL
hrheia"'or - = mersf We) jour f"'"0
l,,r % sale 'y CRuMBAcKER. Druggist, wh...
dec 81
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Average coat Of hired labor per ann.

$1,000
Thus, from 100 acres of land. even in Ohio.
'his man has been able Ia lay by, and invest
AT interest, on an average, $500 a wear Tor the
last years. Who has done better on farm
oi 100 aCresi OF course like Others. he has
suffered somewhat from uniaverabl, seasons.
IN some OF his crops, but his correct of culture
and IN itel!igent management, generally makes
up LOT every loss experienced from this source
his system oil saving and making manures,
A'y.- every thing init tho r,,prov.r,-st or MIS-
~''-wceds, ashes, the DIAL of his stock, soap-
suos' bones, and every thing that will tend 10
enrich II, Is carefully saved and properly an
piled. az
The history of this man is brief, but ,o the
farmer interesting. lie began with the pa,ri
hlohy oi good sense, sound health and indus.
trious habits. Excellent, 80 far In ls3O no
had s5ooO us cash. He bought this farm in
the state oil nature, in 1880, Tor which he nail
SlOO He expended 500 more i'm clear;ng
ms land, IN addition 10 his own labor. liz
hTs' put up a Temporary cabin, into which he
moved ms family. 1000 dollars he put out at
permanent annual interest and the remain.
"ei' WIN the earlier profits of his farm. he an
proprisied 10 the erection of his bmilJinds
which were complete in 1891.
In the selection of his fruit. he sought the
DIST varieties, which always gave him prcf.r.
ence IN The market. So of has stock. Every
'hing' he does, Is done well Evcrythinr he
sends To the market commands the highest
prce, because il is of the best kind.
III ms parlor Is well selected library of
some 800 volumes, and these books are read
lie takes one political one religious. and two
agriculture papers. aud the y. A. Review. re-
FUSES oil Offices; and is with his family. re.
guar attendant at church, and pious, upright
I I"u 'ooi'sc'ehtious man. He is the peace ma
DpFhnDI nj al. II
er IN AL their disputes. He loans his money
al per cent. and will take 10 more.
ne says he wants no more land for his own
use than he can cultivate well-no more sto,k
Than he can kcepwell
heIe Is model OF man and of farmer.
ah1 inc model of a farm. Who will be- nanny
ana follow his example7 AGRICoLA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
From fhe Ohio Cvi,ipaior.
TIE MODEL EARN nE OHIO

The mo,lel farm ri this Stale contains 100
acres. 10 of which arr we'll clenrc1 AMI the
whole under fence. 60 acres are embraced in
one inclosupe. and tins includes all ia, or,hl.
aud madow land upon the farm. The build.
ingS arc all oi stone. neat. durable aud com
modious. The dwelling /, not large. but ca.
pacious enough for u~e of the family AMI /, he'd
ar two ior an occasional friend. The Kitchen
aud stables are supplied with water from The
same SPRING. No stock but hogs aud sheep
ate permitted Ia Craze. The cattle aud horses
arc constantly kept in ihcir stalls aud are al
ways IN goOd orier. The cows arc a, all times
.at enough for the butchers and the growing
stock at two years old attain the weight of or
binary steers at four. During the summer thew
arr. led with g,cen fool. consequently. ~
acres IN grass IL sufficient to keep four horses
and ten cows with their offspring until the
young stock are ready ior the market al three
or four wears old, when they average him $50
per head Oi these ne makes ii point to sell
ten head year. For his stock he raises about
ono acre OF roots, sugar bcv,s. mangel wurtzcl
and iuTnips each year. which yield him on an
average about 800 bushels. OF corn he cult
Yates five acres a ysar, which BY proper cul-
ture aud judicious rotation, Yields him 500
bushels. Five acres in wheat gives YEARLY | 80
bushels. acres of oats. 300 bushels.
lie has an orchard of eight acres, in which
wv "ao -oV appit 'Fts, 20 pear. - plutnS, lOD
peach and 90 cherry trees. This is divided
into Tour compartments of two acres each.
Two OF these. he plows up every year. aud i'm
the spring plants them in Jerusalem Articho-
kes. Here he keeps his hogs In the two that
are not plowed, he has a clover aud orchard
gmss ley. in which the swine feed from the
middle of May To the first d August, when
they are let into ono oi the artichoke wards
aud range at will into the two grass wards and
this iill winter. when they are passed into the
second sriichoke yard. where they are kept till
the grass has sufficiently advanced i'm ono ol
the fields to turn 'A-n into that. Thus upon
grass, roots and fruit the swine are kept 80
thrifty, that a lew Bushels Of grain are sufEci-
ent To make them ready for the butcher. In
tins way lac manages tn Kill thirty hogs ycar
which will average 400 lbs each lie gives
them beet winterne
his sheep range principally in tho woods
with small pasture Of five acres. Tie keeps
30 head, which yield him 300 pounds of wool
year.
As this farmer has raised a large family. and
raised them all well, having given each child
good practical education, / was curious Ia
look into his affairs, aud as he keeps a regular
account current OF his transactions, il gave
HIM no trouble to inform me of the result of
ms mode OF proceeding, which is briefly as ol-
lows:
ID. n. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
THE ORATOR AND THE NEWSPAPER
ny WILLIAM WALLACE

NJ W LILLIAN W ALLAGE.
compare the DmtoT. one of the nobl.st We
hicles for the diffusion. of thought with a..
Newspaper, and we may gain faint elinnse
oi The ubiquitous power of the latter. The
orator speaks To a few hundreds: the Ne,vsn,
per addresses millions The words of Tho
orator may die on the air: the language of
Newspapers - stamped on tablets itnpsrisb
able as marble. The arguments of the Orator
may follow each other so rapidly that The
majority oil the audience may struggle in a net
oi rduoclnationi The rca>onings of the News
paPe' may be scanned at leisure without
,eaf oi perplcNity. The passion of the Orator
iniiames an assembly; the feeling of m. News.
paper eiectriiies a continent. The Orator j.
LOT an ed'iice; the Newspaper fora World: the
one siiiles Tor an hour; the other CLOVIS Tor all
u"e' lie Orator may be compared to the
hsh'hihS. which flashes over valley for
moment, but 10 leave il again i'm darkness. The
newspaper 10 a Sun; blazing steadily over a
"hole earth, aud fixed on the basis nj IT,
own eternity. Printing has been happily
uenheu the Art which preserves all Arts =
rIn'ing makes the Orator himself more than
al oIa'or' IL catches up his lying words and
p'eatnes INTO them the breath of liie.sI is the
speaking gallery through which the orato,
lhunders IN the ear of Ages. lie leans from,
Tue tomb over the cradle of rising oener,,ions
NOT does the Art confnc itself 10 The n,t,on.
age oil him alone. The cyauesccn, tLonoL
so'Seous visions OF the Poet are preserved
- -----io which
gong DER Earth like pure flame that CLOVIS
larger and clearer, with one mind" all men
. Rise up for reverence"
me choirng thoughts Of Music. also. are
sized and sent down, sparkling and roaring
III one mighty stream of harmony tbronoh he
misty chasms OF Time Music thai storms
Oh listening mutitudcs the diapason of Gods
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
THE SOUTH CAROLINA FAMINE

WIN every succeeding week, the accounts
rom south Carolina, of the extent 10 which
ue provision crops of the State have been
destroyed by the droughts of last season
become more alarming The first and imme.
d'ate elect which il has produced has been
'l'r nasty emigration ofihose whose necessities
were stronger than the ties which bound
them 10 their hearths. From the district of
SPiftenburg alone, II is asceTtained that M
wards oi two thousand persons have fled from
,ne restitution which awaited them, TO seek
IN lne west some means Of support. The
condition OF those who remain NAV be con.
Iel'cd when II Is known, that in the Who'll.
district not more than one sixth of the usual
provision has been made, while in many
there are entire 6eLls ,ah;"i
have Produced scarcely a single ear of corn :.
!" 'liS calamity several adjacent districts
pave shared and though perhaps. not to the
'pn'o 'A'onl' yet ~ great * the restitution
'hdt ihry are unable to provide for the suffer.
ei5 among themselves. much less for those in
ou'er districts Norfolk Herald.
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FNTAL ACcIDENr ~ I......l 49,.

TT NJ HV'IUtN = M IHmurl WI
~'n Wa- hiilcd near Sycamore Hill Cluteb
Nofiolk county on Mou,la, lat. by the l,llin.
81 q Veg Of w"pi which ho wascnies,ori,e ~,
ias'"n 90 C1ustp ~. bal mead, 80,
t'','"d in aztec hung 3D. when fhe chain re,,
way. and hc being mtrr t,c log il tclI anil
crushed hun go death. W, learn that a. ,,,,.
" native Of North Carolina. very worth,
nui eslimlGlr r'tih % and has Icft /, Wit. ami
uue child To lament hi, un'ifoeIv end
N0rfoV HrolJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
sENNsyLvANIA COAL rRApE.-Th,

's.'-'' ~ NNIN tpAis iNADL.-- ny"
qfautity OF coal shipped from the various
mines in Pcnnsy lvania, during the past year
H. 2,0l9,327 tons, being an eNcccs OF ISL .374
tons over the previous year. The Philadelphia
North American SAYS, from present appearan-
ocs the quantity of Anthracite Coal required
for consumption in lSi6 will exceed ? $50 900
tons, which at - per ton will amount to ten
millions faso hundred thousand dollars In
sddi ton To this sum must h. added the Btu
fninous Coal shipped down the Ohio River
from Pittsburgh, which will swell the aggre-
gate to about fourteen millions OF dollars.