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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-23

81 won'tn' said child TO his kind parent.
when he had been requested to do lille ia
vor That child is now despised by his as
sociates, and stunned by the virtuous and
good.
81 won'tn' was the exclamation of a scbo-
lar, whose teacher had labored faithfully with
him, when he was asked to be punciual at
school and commit his lessons more perfect
iy. The scholar is now employed as one of
the lowest servants in an extensive establish.
ment.
81 WON'T" said youth to his father, when
requested to learn some honest trade. That
youth has now scarcely a coat to his back.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-23
GERMAN FANCY PIPES.
VIM. I'll. HARTMAN.

ATTORNEY ATT LAW.
STAUNToN, VA,
HAS removed his Office to the room in the
= Washington Hotel buildings, adjoining the
Office Of II. w. Shelley, Esq. He will continue
to attend regularly upon the sessions of the va
rious Courts holden in Staunton. Business en-
trusted to him, will meet with promp, attention.
Oct. Q, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-23
TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND SEGARs

--o9e~-
e. " G@gM&A q CO.
HAVE just received large assortment of SUI
IL peror -..
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
at prices to retail from &c. to 81 90 per pound
embracing SIS, les, and lib. Jumps, put up in
different sized Boxes, which we will sell to Mer-
chants as low as they can purchase the same
brands in Richmond or Lynchburg, thereby saw
ing carriage.
seq RS.
Imported of all the various brands, and large
stock of their own Manufacture.
SN UFFS.
Rappee, .Macabau, Scotch and Lancaster
Ia connection with the above they have fine
assortment of
GERMAN FANCY PIPES.
CLAY AND CHALK PIPES. Also, fine
assortment Of Smoking Tobacco, viz Spanish
Trimmings, cut and dry, Turkish and Havana,
&c. Wrapping Paper.
Country Merchants will find it to their interest
to give them call. they are now enabled to
sell at Manufacturers prices.
Stanton, Feb. 10, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-23

A just tian should account nothing more Pre-.
eious than his wotd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLA
TIfpE


\ nnsl adjournment OF tho Leg;Iatu,. =,
ohio took place this morning betwernG anal
o'clock Boat Houses were la session late ou
Saturday night and transacted a ble
amount OF BUSINESS. The members ave. mo.,
"i uiems left ior their homes, 20 submit an ar.
eo"nt ot usgiT Stewardship. We ere Glad ina,
thry have SIT he precedent Of adlournins be.
lore the middle VI March, the time USUALLY
selected. 'y
Many important msasuscs have been acted
upon during iln present session. aud soms
nave been isid owes that we hope will. AT a
future period. be acted upon tayonbJy. a.
ooF leisure we slsll sllude to what has and
what has not been done, with such rem.,ksn,
n'H9 suggest Themselves. Too much cannot
" Aid ia honof 81 some OF those who held
scats ia uie senate az we'll as the House, and
10 who's hbofs the people Of the State IRE in.
debted ior wise action on importsntoucs,ion
presented. IL would be insidious 10 intro.
duce names on such an occasion, but we arc
sHFe the people OF the SLte will give honor
to whom honor Ia due.
The best fceling prevailed in the Senate
from the beginning 10 the close Of the srssion.
the members OF that body seeming To- be sensf'
bic ol tbe TACT that q difference OF opinior
could exist even among honest men, and tina
such a difference could not bring discTcdil
while maintained with dignity aud a decent
regard Tor the common amenities and propra.
ties OF life We regret that as much cannot
be said Of the Houss. The shameless black
gaardism OF a portion Of the Hamilton dclem.
llon, c0nsiastiy interrupted the action Of The
House, aud awakened any thing but a spinl
Of fosbesmnce ADD kindly emotions. Al.
though our time has been too much occnpied
To- allow us TO witness frequently the deltbem.
tons OF either branch OF the Legislature. we
have seldom ben la tie House without hear.
ing some OF the Hamilton delegation denounc.
ing their ieil0w-netnbeFs In terms that would
not have been liberated ia any other delibera.
tive body Of TOE country. Forbearaoce to.
wards these lnen Was carried by the Sorake,
and the House fE beyond that point ,rhete /,
could be recognized ~ y virtue. or ttev vyo,dd
have vindicsied their own dignity and aelt
respect early ia. ths session, by enforcing tbsi,
own rules ia regard 20 such men Finn a,d
hee@ettA. and compelling them to conduct
themselves properly or, falling ~ That. by
sending them where they came 1rom-hs,d.
ea es unworthy 20 associate with hooo,,hI.
men Gould The people Of Hamilton connt,
sc tbese men, but q single day. on the a.,
gu me housel they would never agai, -
them 10 the Capitol. Ii Is a slander oa -
men ~ bwing, Eoge rton. CLANCY and ~
man, OF The senate; Vsllandieism Kn.".
Anderyon, Bell, McAiakin aud otber ~
house, aud, Indeed, we mas 49, -, "a "
otheT members OF the minort, =, .ns
s"eh ? o~oufs-aA that pursued by the psrsons
nhfa spoye' - Necessary 10 a proper main.
N1ohce 81 me views aud pfincIpies of ne Io.
' ooioeo patty 10 The legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

u-y- The Argus fnds faalt with oar az
coani Of the murder 81 Mr. Peasants b,
yonng Ritclls. and, asa correction ofour state
uarut, gives a quotation from tbs Compiler
In what does that statement diner from our
own. except in the sbssnoe Of particulsn'-
Well may the Richmond papers be unwilling
60 publish ths detail. Of sucha hatchery. Has
our ssishbor s.sn any statement that varies
much from our own. or that srtenustes tho
suili that must attach 10 Ritohiel Or TO coms
nearer home. is not the Argus rather dissp-
pointed in our bring able TO furnish p%articu-
lara before he was-particNlaos. TOO. derived
tson a political friend Of Ri,chis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD
REPUBLlCAN BANYFR 0pEIcr

After a Fortnight Of wet aud .,a.,to
=, 81 sun rise Yesterday ibe sky was .lsss 49,
Sloudless with severa frost and ali -
lfo'n The north. The weather L no,x -.
mgleIaie and appears to b. settled.
ne aver - la an excellent starr IN, 49,.
% .te largest class, bat il falling slo.Iv n
ssleain and Sewaace afe hOusly- 49, 80.
ne I~alleyrand GA Sstuulay.
ooffoN au1fes freely and the dsm,,a =
onsS' sales from . to 81. 1he hsJ ..-s =
we roads hss delayed the sFrigsl al 60 ~
neeco' e"t V now bcgius 10 CONE HI G,.a
81 ssie 81 a. Hsmiltun's wapboo..
sa5 o. ~Ven hhdsi prices varied fors a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
LANDRErHS WARRANTED
GARDEN REEna

AfAYETiE MNkLLN. takes his me,hai
4 81 i~nicfIsrg ihs ppsise shs, he has pct 20
e. lived his ,susi s.rriy ~ Ft~h Csssss x~~ds
neatly pat ss an snsii rsie . su ~seia,i,na. A. he
90 de eems . hem warranted. srsi 90 be kas ,sss~l
tho s''a,ry VI all s',Aem. he ~'li ~sn-rt ell I'D.
sold ~ him 10 he tech sd a Inc bee, variety
lie ma. sl.a received . isfs~ .s..rtsses, ~ The
mes, beaai'iul ,aris,ss Of Fi-~sr Seed. rssriss
s.sas and On usls ~ ,s~u.
Ssrn 81 he RID MORTAR n.,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

nERt may be soa'-l os< OF ils rss~s ca
scs.sys and we'll selected ssssks ef X
GOODS e,es heoashs into The essy uf Whselinx. a
isins en- rely tsesh tom the Ess,~s- cities.
ahc i.sss~,sg catalogue Will saa6 . % . de-
scs r,H'n si part .l sal rpsyk. as u i. saursly
u''~rr~,rsss 90 into a fvii detail Of samasttea
cLOTnS-Fs~n~h. E-<h.h aaf Aaenean f.
Cs--smese. and sa,sncs.s J a1.. Sammes cloth.
~sssfs. v .Pps. Ssssss~s ess~s.nsrs., Osrs On c~ssi.
ssr~ I'D e.saer SAT-
LA IA R-tsd,s.a.. n .mb.ri,~s.
Alr~sss. Msri ees. c-shrs~res. Ds L,i,e-. ,B.,x,.
. nes Psri.i.n Robss. Orrsns,~s. Assssss.n s.s a,v,
. -e~ ar'eis sos L.Le.' sirrs.-s laoeJ rssn~n
ci"s'sms. Painted L.wt.s rsa,. anil chsar . n
al sc dsss and q patty. varying iro.n 81 eens and
us>1rcs
shes ,ses, be ,rhej aud nnbi-seh-J lr.m : 4
TO t2-S =. with; Tsksnxs. Cheeks. Male ns. &c
Wits cooDS-r1.ia srs s..l Nd n. sl.,.,
srrrsd and bard Jscenss.. Swss-, sws.s Mall
u h.r|' Ls~o.. Linsa cxsssrr. insh l. n>... &c
Also. = svry sse as.um>uRs.a Dss.s Sslks Sh. a /.
uakis. crssss. s-a~ks S~ss;s. l~tasssfvx &C.
L-sh.ra. bsshi D .pae,s. n xa.h Stu~: &c
L~ghsrn Hats. Palm 10
iNCRAlN = VENETIAN CARPETS.
WI, h Il ssw sp~asd .si speniae ADD viii b.
pfssrss'ea - nns-usi lr~ prsces. ei'hs, whsiesai,
oar re'-ii fh.~e ~snnnx go.-i bisrsms viii new
c al nj he PLiissssphis ca.h Ssar.. s,rn NJ Is. Ia
ie b 80 svY hn, \ taild,ng. M.ia ST. lea don
sasss " It's u ~ s,v's ID sEAroN-
49,. aH N.. "|"H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

The two latter grnllcmcn are Young. Ell.
Gent. business men. capable, from our &c.
9nsin,snes with them. o giying general ATS.
Motion 70 hls oonuuniiy.-ArgHs.
We were not before aware that the two
gentlemen. the Messrs. Eof-. were rendered
capable OF giving general satisfaction 10 Tia,
eosnsuni'y from their acquaintance with Mr.
Msclsnc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

Woald no, tia editor of the Argus show
Dat we thank him Tor transferring the para
Usph TO his columns. IL contains a propo-
etion that any i~n,elIec, can comprehend. aud
nona deny.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

fNHE UNDERSIGNED sniend. removing from
io~s The latter part &c this month, ssd take.
tbs psihoi .f s~1iiriuhs any p<rsoa. uks hid he
oh ,saasns payahis Ia soa.. 70 call i4sneds.seI,
,'-d have ihea paid ssroni,ns ~ their tenor. tis
y nd sl.' ia'onu he rabass rsss b. b. .eiisas a
his sL-k al COS, i.s essh N ROBINSON.
nsrS #M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
NV nonHn

VIZ ~hfsrtklEs oT TOstcco r.,
ss'u.ais'" C~sflYieis crpnwslL 49, ~.
80. Ir'ebs's Psiyslou B,biss -
"'"'a fs"'sns's Etpsasit,a - or.,.o.
30 : SHsrhesdi o. ss's Pssn.. sb,li-s.
rs~ caiisssis 1rfsssi. 10 Atsssrs,
fnsc'sce ~ tiefieins, Bel "a Re-,
Ne @"d IrFstBy H'ss.os -, 49, Nj. 9~.
t.sphy Nos ksssasf's Tssvsls Ia ,hs 49,
Ofks f~ssettesi AsUssnu~s, ~. 49,,
- ~ a. a. Fhis day ssseised - - -.
JOHN , uAswELIA Usioa y.
Wbeshne.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
UrOur sIIu.ion. the olbsr lay

UTOuf a'tusion, TIC olbsr day. - ts
Cillcy duel. in connection with lhc sscsnl
~lsose,a,- sffrir n Richuona. nss excited many
VI oas- Aocosoccs 10 DIN feeling. They srs
consriencsssani,ten. They remember. an, let
tn IN rsra "a ia Ihs bi,,cssss-ysl cou,r,,ion.
ihsttss Richmond Enquincr was asaoas aha
a1.s 70 bring forward that almost icrs.,,cn
saaik in isii, lot political pursos<~ L@l
thrm rsn,embsr. too. the bloody picture that
WA sakfed -shsopgh ous streets that year
I<lihesa xrpsmber the voices. tina, under t,-
'sNhs pcsisimed that. murder" We Know
shs wrisisg party ia that duel. anI ,h.'
ths~ 10 ncss more Perlee, gentleman living
In this Union, and he. becauss be had bee,
balliea tnsos dael, which was fought accord
ing h sssssl Eofns of dncIiins. and resulted,
mcss ftom ACCIDENT than parPoss an thsd'sth
Of bis oppon.ut. is branded from ths stuInP-a
naIiercr.' AMI even th,ss VIII, s,rovc TO
prevent il, alike dsaoiacsi. BIT hss-, The
tia i, ehlns \. ths ~i,t-ntoa TO ka Ma
rIrbls. Are we now 70 be- silent. 40 NOT
even fsinind them vi the pss,' We know
that spme Of them have feelings and so hass
co., and while they wouni oars. AMI. b. 80
dss~sx aid in their nciarious. schemes for tic
avcrtbsow of our republican institutions. shall
wc be modes, and silent foS fear OF ~woundinf
theu s-nsibiiiiies' Not voc. Nor will the
winning Of their tools. or the astt-t. Of their
fougses at ssch times ss they havs NO usc for
sbusc and ,itupemrion. induce ~ To do IT,
We haze { l~,g aceoun, TO settle With them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
NEW JERSEY coNTESTgD rLrr1ioN

An inquest was held on Friday last, over
the body OF John IL. PIsassnts. aud the jury
returned a verdict that Thomas Richie Jr. was
guilty OF the murder Of Plesssnss in 8 musaal
combat bad besween them ga ihe 25th ihss.
aud Chat Peter Jcfsvsos ArsAer. ,gasAbsg.on
GrtsHhes and WIRian Seets were present,
aiding and abei.ing in aid eombstsnd in said
murder. The Coroner has issued his warrant
tosrress said parties fonnd guilty BY she In.
QUESTION:.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

"sesr'Ts~'essly substituted Ohio for Ne,.
Tod, 10 oss paper % yssisria, v,hus
snz % TIE si-ses ihst sssis,ed 10 sIs,.aas ~,
reaS 70 10 presidency. We usk panic. :,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

We have a-rer published the ON dts OF the
letter writer's fmn Washington. insf.ls'ion
80 The eorespoedrnre between our govern
pssnt awt that n EngasA on the Oregon
question. brcauss. although sometimes correct,
they often mislcsd. We do sc,. however.
place imp.hn reliance upon ia. following
siatem-nt OF The Organ Of the gov uyreni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
MoRE IDLE RUMoRs cnYTnAnr1rrr

The Washington union Of Sa,urdaS even.
Assertions arc IDLY sens forth f,oo ,hi,
city 20 the north, and calculated thsm,gh -.
press wiihss iiiile discretion % thev arr i.hs.
Gated here. @"h
~ tnts wey . newspaper sent out q r.po,,
That The British minister made his ulfimofY-
to-day tS5th insiant) and this is wi,hou, 49,
slgbtest shadow Of foundation.
In Ike manner u the report that NJ, Pr
snham' bring IN Nj. Walkers once ON ~.
aaf s~nnounced ~ me. saw his rcpo,, al
pIyesi lying on he table. Being dseniv ID
ts'ea 10 its c,nicnts. be ssked the see,sssr,
oopy OF a. which wss given him and
"n,,h hs immediately Transmitted 10 his eov.
No'ssyiable Of truth hi Inc MOI
I'VE character Is, we presume. n. d,,,.
,e'lon made in The same let,e, 49, r-"
no' going 70 sWTrsadsr oas To-,
,Ieyy Nithouf a struggle Shs ~e ~,
soinled much longer b. "a. Un,tsS g., "
such - ne Language Of her min,sssr 70 !,
prrsous hire Pit'sie
We cannot too smphasicsliy c,pGo, a,
ruhlie seains' fcoci,ins thess ,snou. $40
meats - iHuc."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
CoamnssIosER,s SAFE.

R,hsn BsfIew,
nirtshe"i Oeiood a. and others. tCAesT
sf VIRTUE Of The dscs.s ssa.s.s.a -
80 esBss ca he ~ dsy q Fskso.ss lsIs
me Cifss'i s~spstpat Coan q I.v~ 80 ch..sr
30 o1so eoon'y. ! ~ti slEs SOC .sis "a ,As ~
.oo' % TIE Court hoass % ssss sssnsy. On MLsaF
.ae eth dsy Of Apni. 1876 Iot Ne N s,..-d .
1'a stree, "a Nassh whsslias. Abs ne b.a~
y - s"ssesf 90, lying "a ne s-sss sss sfS
@sso'.isly sdJo'aias sid hs a, sos yssaiss .
" e"shss'"S ~ . esu-s street 90 n. ~ussh = ~
Ala. = csrsia piece o. ersaaA a,uss .
say Of ssseelsnx. and beusas4 a. kllo~s .
IN 20 NssiA % chsnS sllsy. ugsa vbsA :
49, on ses West b. ss a'lsy rasnssz fsO~ -
10y s'ey 70 Bas"a street. end 90 shs ss,i b.
~ Iif- Conveyed y Naah zses - re pps .
"h's bs The nee II shs seh1sl ks.ss, 80 -
= sfoand esisaaihs heek "a fsss. end ssvp~s~ >
"ea i"sa - b. ~ fsst ia salf cheuy sllsy, u
S@srA q The abave asaitynsa psspsnv g ssJs
Fsrsslfy - satisfy lbs ssi8 Ssrrrv.
It.Hhs-fsn PEI ceas ~ sad ehssAsss nssT
~ 80 ed ihs balance npoa nefsas u 81 tee"
go tighten mea'as. ~ squsl insssln,as. b~nE
hs"s' lH'n Ne dsy q ssts. ue bsreAssss sif4
80 sith 2 I'd s.ssoiy. ssl ~ tlsis fsssisss 80
JOHN q vow. D5-is
ooehl msft hsRc NseDs SOC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
VETERANS DEAD. -J.rmiah Howe

dicIa, Psrsipp,n ny Morris county. New jersey.
Oh the l5.h inst, aged % years. He was at
tn. battle OF Monmouth. ani other struggles
OF the Revolution.
Abijsh Harrison, a venerable citiz,n OF
oranse. y. j.. the oldest man ia the county.
died on the 25th. a, the advanced age OF 90
pears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
SNOW

SNOW SToRM-THE MAILS-snow
cominenced fallins in ihisci,y on Friday might.
shout eleven O'Clock, AMI continued. With
si,ght idsefmissions, up TO 4. VI. yesterday
We have no means ot ascerisining the depth
OF ~ on q level; bat itrs b. lar the deepest
snow Of thu scssvr.
The cars frvm Philsdel ptia arrived on Sstur-
dzy afternoon a little after the usual time
The cars from Washington on SATURDAY night
were detained one hour and . quarter. The
trsin from Cumberland. due at sir O'Clock on
SATURDAY afternoon, sfrivei yesterday mora
ing az half past ten. with the Western mail.
The train iom York ON Saturday night was
lstsined an hour or two.
The trin invm rnilsd lphia. with the Ess.
tern mail. due at midnight on saturday nj sht.
reached Ihe depot !esteriay aI.omoon about
four O'Clock.
The Washington train same an Yesterday
morning. q lew minutes alter the regular tim: :,
bu, brought NO papers South of that city.
The Western. Southern aud Eastern mails
doe here los, nigl,t. hrl not reached ths Pos'
Office when our paper was put 10 PRESS.
Baifin orc Aaerfcan Mareh2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
GRAND SCHEME
$6O.OOOl

$4,000 sl0. OOof-3o Of Al n Z
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class A
lor 1876, TO bs drawn at Alexandria. u O.
March ~: Is n~umben--i5 drawn hsllots
o. $50, 600 I OF y. 200 IoflO.DOO lola az
Tickets $40. Certificate Of q package of VI
wholes $3.50; shares 10 prorortiun.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. ci... Al
DAVIS at Baltimore, MARCH IS. 1876. -
Numbers. 10 drawn hsiloss.
= 81 $4,000 ! OF 1000 4 of 2O00
ftekets 80 Certificate Oh fachage OF az
~eesss $50, si'sses IN PsoPosioa
m 6 PriaSs Of sio.0oo sseA. q soc 600.
ALEx ANDRlA LoTTkRY. clss IN
20 be drawn st .Asexandria, March 81 1915
70 Numbers, II drawn ballots.
0 prizes oil $4,000 % prizes OF Al 00o
Tickets $40 Certificate ofa package OF aS
whoiss si4s; shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. cl.s. ~
draws az Baltimore, March 20. 1915. ~
Numbers, Is ballots. ="
OF $4,000 ! of 10, 200 of GA oss
Tickets $40. Certificate Of . nseksse al 81
whoIss $3.50; shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY o,~ %
dsews al A~lexandria. March -. lsIS. es
Numbers, ~ dawn ballots. -
1 OF $1,000 Of 10000 IofAooo
Tickets $40. Certificate Of 22 yvholes IIs
dollars; shares In proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY. dn,,. 49,.
monday and Thursday, at covington. KS
Tickets 81. Certificate OF Is wholss ala.
SHARES m proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class 60.
ior 1916. to Be dawn At Baltimore, March NJ
~ Numbsr-l4 drawn ballots.
l OF $4,000 OF 10000 OF 5000 Of 4 .oO0
Tickets el0. Certificate OF a package of
20 wholes $40; shares in proportion. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 10.
amwsst Alexandsia. Mar. z; 73Nos. la ballots
1 o. $4,000 Of 10000 1 ofi 900 of 3 ZOO
ilskss sio ceruhratc of a package OF
- who'es sf3o; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

n, r. wILLIs.-This gentleman ,ailea
from London Cor n. York in the packe, ,hip
Prince Albert, now out sixty DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05


CT There viii be Tor probably ha, bcen,
great rejoicing ia Wheeling a, the new, al N.
news OF the passage OF the right of way," ol
The Bsiualorc and Ohio Railroad through ,he
Virginia House, OF Delegates, 10 that nlace
The company say the bail Is now unoblection.
able IN every inspect. except that the term,.
nus is 20 be az Wheeling.
II the bill passes the firrinia Senate ana
becomes a law, and the "sigh, IL way" mn
should b. defeaped in oar State r~y,s,.n,rs
we fnsy expect the compsny 20 avail them
selves OF the Virginia law, and Wheeling wa
actually become a rail rosd deoot. in.,e.d =;
a wagon yard.-Pfts. jour. -
Yes, whselingi ss wagon yard to a greater
tf'snt than most places. There are iust mas.
some wagons here that brought ls,, so,a.
isvni fdis5prgh fot the West. tha, could mo,
y ssn' sy water 90 account Of the liver beinr
sioSsd- There sss siso sous slsiehs here. th.,
brought passengers down from the .,esrp,,
Bertrand 70 take the has steamer New F...
land, hsbrsnis. cSmbTis &c. fos ports belo,v
les. wheeling is . wagon yard.
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DRElDFuL-The American vincrari. o

DREiDFUL-The American Vineyard. oi
the 9th inst. published al Detroit. Mich.
contains the follow ing:
CRAZE e,Ad in human shape
who let n, a slpwrr OF cariacas through our
window. on Friday evening lat. doubtless in
tented 10 floor tis Comm m Ter n-Chief. or
~cxiirguish his light. deserves the csecn,ion
OF all mankind = il we Gun discover him,
We are bound To skin his hide.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

(. 0TA young lady in Washington has
horse whipped a young men for insulting her
during q walk together.
MAkklbD-On Tuesday evening. the "A
INST ey The Rev. w. kenney, Ma. Jsow
Bowss' OF Cincinnati, 20 Mss SAnAs n
HuKiLL, Of this city. "
on TIE sane evening BY the same. Ma
both Of this city. ~
DEPARTED this life. on the a,h jrv, 1920
w. HARPER, daughter OF samuel n 1901
tn the sixteenth year Of her sge. ne, liz.
consumption. The friends and aeamin,socss
oI ne family are respectfully invited tost,ss,a
ner funeral, which viii take place MI. sf,c,
noon ai = o'clock. "
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TWEATY-NlNTH CONGRESS-.
wAsnisoroS. March ,. &c.
SENATE.

Mt Semple. Of III. presented resolutions
asking Congress 10 yield nothing OF the claim
10 lhe whole vi Oregon aud 10 defend every
inch OF territory al all hazards.
sIstss u sdatnahr essl 10 fs ma s wadsgAeF.
IN his opinion. ,he present state OF our foreign
relations demands any Increase OF the Army
and Navy. and II so. what circumstances are
making the increase necessary. The rsolu
lion, uider the rule. lies over for one day.
MIR. Atchison at Mo. from the committee
on Territories, reported = bill In favor OF arm
rug The militia oil Oregon Tor their own de-
ieice, &c, This Bill was read twice and
TOOK ITS place upon the calendar.
The debate upon the qucslion of notice wa.
continued through the day after one o'clock.
HOUSE.
NEW JERSEY CONTESTED ELECTION.
The fePost Of III. committee on Contested
Elections wss called up for consideration.
The majority ,-three ~higs and two demo.
ctats. declared that The Hon. John Runk
Cshig member has . right TO his seat.
Ihc min0Tity,-four Democrats, declare
That Mr. Faflee, has a right to his seat.
Upon this question a debate ensured which
occupied The entire sitting. and was not con,
Guided a. the adjournment.
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WAIVERS on A STRIkE.-we I.,,,
Ten ues FA'isdesphis papers that the weave.
Of Aoysmensing ace stilI on . ,,dk, g, 49,
81 wsses' u appears that they have :
grss'ns iOOI CENTS pee ysrd for siaeham. ana
.'ai tne moss iHdusiooss man. By the creates,
esefncn. can weave bat 10 ysaa Dot ds,
hashs"g st'z2 pes week. ost 81 which n. l.
oeS'grs to pay . Qua 75centssor yinAing
lss''os hi@ but s5,57 as his weeks wse.s
ny sab VOC 90 advances Of half . cen, ~,
ya'a' sud ws think they should hs,s H.
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a,ssAhSA1EO or TIE "RIaHT or wAv,

BlLL-Ou k5dsy the Senssaa ~ az
sis psssed tbs bali grsniing d. nes"syiva-
30 b.ltlnnofe aud Ohio Rail,osd 10y 70
fenasyl'sni. 70 the Ohio ct PiltsAa,sb 'Ihokn
vote 81 syes "a, nays 10 There - ~ .
ssse % 40 dpabt bat u,at IL Nil rece."e y
s~aaeison 81 he HOUSE OF R-sptcsentsG.s ne
fo.s tts saloatntaent on "Wednesday nett "a
ssnes. iss f,lisbvrgh man the,c - 49,
oose' DOT that be wdi chscffull, sien To- biII
VIZ 'hat bill BE- Of any use 90 the Rsil,o.d
70 'sng So the river l@tsyecn whcslins sod
fH.Seu'gh ~ half tbs ,ims dry and the otb,,
half CLOSED By ices