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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
AND CARPET WARE.RooMs.

NO TO. MNIN FTKEET, " HEELING, Va.
gFTiiEY Keep constantly hand very extensive a..
~ Eorment Of superior Mahogany, French and Creci.
Chairs; Rocking Chairs SOFAS, Pier and Card Tables
Dressing Bureaus Bedslesds, Toilet Stands assorted
together with every other article Of the latest style
and best finished Furniture Offered ia this city.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Of every
varietyand price: Looking Glass Plates, OF ali sizes
Portrait aud Picture Frames hand and made order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting OF Feather Beds. Boul.
sers and Pillows Hair, Cotton, Husk, Spring and Straw
Msitfsssee; blankets, Quits, Comforts aacking Bot.
toms, Grass Mats Of al kinds with every other
srtieie Of Upholstery Ware, hand and made order
Ncnitisa aud STAT Window Blinds, Window Shades OF
every variety and color; al of which will he sold very
low prices and warranted OF the hest quality Also Ma
hoxhsny Neneers, Hair Cloth. Vanish spanish Moss
8aho1sDy Knobs Ssnd Paper, Locks Ilingcs. Casters
Cash
ITsleam Boa's furnished with every article Of Fur
htiufe a. short notice and on the very best terms.
~ Mn cOnnexiOn with the above We have the lara
est and mst splendid assortment OF Carpets Rugs
eloth Table Covers &c. sc offered IN this city,
Az o. which wi be cold cheaper than has ever
before. Itpc q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Class
l66. Draws at Baltimore, July 10, 46-79
Nos Ii drawn.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 4. 900; 20 of 900;
Tickets 50; certificate of % whole tickets
will cost $40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Class
l62-Draws at Baltimore, July s, &c. IS
Numbers; Ii drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 900: 10 of ,OO0
Tickets 50; certificates OF 20 wholes will
cost SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
FALLS, ACCIDENTS. &c. &C.

NO good can result, in falls bruises or in nnv ~.
s,oents nom letting blood. Neither internal nor
r., IN, can re benefited by such false practice For
70 MI man 10 save his life, cannot be can
nov sumt that u possible lengthcn , hy veakcn
ns us mover VIII he said: ,But and so was nscn
ne use OF harishorn TO his nose and To- rub his tc,,
III, WI, nave ,he same eject. Ho, brandy aud water
good purpose, aud relieve the crc alton
sooner than bleeding without the amer yyeakcn,nr eet
Snoek mas Inc same effect, IN upon the
a, hgeing produces upon II. II destroys the life
principle ofthe blood. have said before that this fo
principle consisted Of little living glohulS todics:
hcse that make solid flesh, by of eoagu
lafon. Now, when a person IL Killed by a fall or by
lightning, IL you open ven the blood viii out ov.
en AZ the body is quite cold. And observe II never ser
coagulaes-ncver The fact s its life gone-was ali
destroyed by the shockhy the greater affinity the light
ming had, or the earth the thing the body was uuon
had for the life OF the blood than the blood itself had for
ret aiming Il, which may he species of cectrcity for
aught we know TO the contrary. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
ia; draws at Baltimore July %. rs num-
bers, > drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; $500; 500; 5ofl 200: &c
Tickets 50; certificate of 26 whole tickets
will cost sos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 90.
draws at Alexandria, July4. 7s Numbers
- drawn ballots.
$4,000 independence day. who will have
5, 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 80 of
900. 60 of 500:
Tickets $40; certificate of 26 whole tickets
will cost Sl40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
=. u. sTICKNEY,s
NEW OR LEANS & UTHERN
GYMNASIUM.

FIRST PERFORMANCE THURSDAY EVENING
July End AZ M'Cortucy's Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra Class
$50, draws at Baltimore, July %. rs Mum,
bers, 5 drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 3 of 200; GOO; &c.
Tickets 50; certificate OF 20 whole tickets
will cost $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

Since our. last circular we have had the
pleasure of disposing of one $1,000; two
81 900 and several $500 prizes. Address
your orders to R0B'T ARMSTRONG eco.
Only agents for J. q. GREGORY & Co.
Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
FROG RIA M NJ K
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

IN the City Of Whaling. Nor. >, 1916.
Th. Divisions will form at 4 o'clock. 4. NJ
precisely, at Temperance Hall, Monroe siree,
~ Tie following onisr:
Wheeling Division No H.
Virginia Division No p.
Sicubrnyillo Division No ~. of Ohio.
MarIiassilic Division No 20.
The procession will torn on Monroe street.
N ironiol the H,n. march up Monroe la Mar.
ket, up Market To- Washington. down Wash.
ingiou 20 Main, down Main tn second. (in
Spuu. Wbeeing,) down second to Water
vP Water to North, up North to Main, az
Main ~ Clay, up Clay 20 Fourth up Fourli
ia Ccntre, mp Centre 10 Filth, mp Filth To Mon
roe. down Monroe To- Fourth down Fourth
to NJ. 4. Church.
Sereics IN hs Church.
Payer 10y Rev. Chas. Cook.
- Temperance song by the choir.
y Address on the subject oi the orlcr, by Bro.
T. NJ. Gally
Temperance Song by the Choir.
Presentation 81 the Bible by the Ladies'
through BIO. WIN. MCKAY.
Reception al the Bible by Bro. w. Kinney.
-SngiiI by the Choir.
~Benedicson by Bro. Watson.
J. J. HocE,
J. X. HpBsARD,
r. b. HoRxBRooK,
RcBr. c. BoSHAM,
X. =. Hoes.
THos. HoRSRRooK,
Ceamittcc Of Arrdngcments
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
From TIC Cincinnati Gasetic.
CORWIN VS.. JENIFER.

During former session OF Congress, Mes
srs. Corwin al Ohio, and Jeniier al Maryland
were very Intimate. The latter, like oil MARY
iaoders, believes the eastern shorsr is the
Paradise ol the wotld, and ne was in the habi,
a. often as opportunity offered, of spokina
lun al COrwiu about the buckeyes and the
State otOhio generally. Corwin bore this per.
s'c1lisn patiently TOR n while usually. how
ever, returning shot tor shot; until one ,lay
While dining al the Presidents, Jcniier cams
down upon hun - hand. that Corwin r.Sol.
'cd lo silence him iorcver; 80 rising inpal has
scat he remarked. that he was no, IN the vein
for story telling. but he would relate an Incl.
dent that occurred during the early part ofhi-
professional career, ian Court House in the
interior oi the State al Ohio.
lie s1Ii that the Judge bad Just taken his
scat ulon The bench. aud a cause was about To
he commenced, whsna very white hair,d old
S'ntlcmin cam, tottcritg iutOthr court room,
nPou canc ian either hand The old man
WAS soldier OF the revolution. aud had come
IN to pTocurc a lawyer to prepare hs papers,
that h-snisbt get his semi -annual payment
ihls service was always oi cOUrse rendered
gratis.
The papers continued Mr. C., wee handed
over To him. and after asking some OF the other
necessary questions, hc inquired the age of the
pcnsioner.
la a lrc'aalous, shrill voice, the old man
answered 'F-o-r-t-y-l-v-e.
You do not understand me old gentleman
SAT- Mr.. Z. Il wish To know how OLD you src7'
i am I-o-T-t-y i've, young sir
My dear sir. do not wish to- know how
Oh N"u were when YOU left The service. or
when YOU enic,ed it--but want To know how
old you are now
Il told We. fort, five
Mr.. Corwin then looked up 10 the Judge.
twho was himself getting ont ol patience, }
IA despair, and his honor taking the matter in
l'dud, ln DcTemioTy manner remarked to the
odd gentleman. The Court cannot he detained
'n iins way-tbc counsel is endcavoring 10
reader Won guatuitous service, aud YOU must
not trille with his tune. Answer his question
directly. Now, sir. how old are your
4 am iorty tive, Judge, again shIiilcd out
the oil soldier.
Il viii sot bear this contempt any longer,
SAID tie Judge. III you do not answer the
question the next time It's put, you shall he
committed, aged as you are. Now, sir, again
ask. how old are your
4 am forty -five!' the old man provokingly
repeated.
Mr. Sheriff, take him To Jail, the Court will
SEE whether that will do him any good.
The old gentleman was led away. but Just
as hc was g,ing out the door, he raised up his
head, aud partly turning around on his sticks.
toward the Court, said:
.Judge, the first thirty-seven wears of my
lite, livedon the Eastern S,lors al Mar, landl
You surely don't ,hink God will count them
against nIe?'
Ar. Jeniler has not been heard to say Ohio
since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

New York, New jersey and Massachusetts,
sres'lll 10 elect We may gain some in these
states, ard we Jear there viii be a whig ma
jority Ia the next Congress. We are anxious
90 give iocolooosm a faiI trial untu 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
NOEKs,E.

NJ ~ "isrs or sse, iho whole Of thai Va,
81 eet e tsiaie' ~ tie city az Wheeling sts,c ~ ~,
t'nle' i"f"ic'iy tie fTopedy ~ lau,,sie Pane 49,,
VIZ in pat i towu lois usisi. Tie Ia 40
N'' fait o. ~" ciii, portion Of thts pFopcftv
st"itti imiutdisioly u iroiu OF Wafer ,tse.F ana
va, ONO River. ADJ tlcle ererscs OF 4 -, n ~
80 fyPtiit valuable wafc lfpusc a. aso several ON
~ $50 tfart a land couiaiuina si,,t one
euH i"fy AetVs 90 nPWSrds, being iusn.I,at,I,
@ 80 "J'inihf tfc ci'y, about hundred srrss ~
l- iiaei n rich and afaSc .aa,i. tHi taiassc III to
a." y "inaiHx ~ Si"rc Coal, SAID and spi.ssd 49, h.,
$3.50. IN '"a "eirfi@l a. aiy coal hank ia sLc Tinted
80 ",-' Ps'sons wisic 20 puIsbasc win agdre.s lie
tinS near iic eats of i.ohis, ne Kr,,t,,et
~''"i' FAMt ~ CHI gfs1fl.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
ENILE or MEkicAN ppgsInpVrg

Fawdrs is tIie tlid Pfc-iirut of N..i,o,.l.,
fas irru cRilfd within Short Zinc. u.,f ].
lr" years have ruuc by since Bnstsroeofa ,,.,,
iof''" ip leave bis country and tak. Ri .gs,,
f'uie 'orign -oii. IT, wss subsequently -.
raiiett' aih HEam resiofci 30 paytisI Dov.f
lben TO- case al Santa Auu9 islateI u.
DFame odious i0r o. time YVES thrown is,,
prison, narrowly escaped witt h,. head ,.t
iu1h .r.iugc % Havana. Isis r,..l af.l 49,.
aii"u uie wrli known 60 tlIe r...Ir t.a
no" Fat. IS thc rtlcd Us Prs8.nt. Tr.
~ ihs Mrt'ransa ihf ma.f cblHaaatlr -.
p'e on carb. Toe popular br.aiA f., .4,t
ID itg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE
THREATENEn REYnIIrrlnN ~ crn

MANi-Rer. DE-. Baird. diam ubo,o -,
American las, OF late. had NOR fr-e srels.
to tiie great oaes OF Europs. says ia rrcept
lstt..f
TIE times are 0minous of great evil ip
1rrinany. a storm j. gathering winch viii
sweep oscF that country. There T. noel
thnf''loret That ell that can be done should h.,
Sc scatter the seeds u Truth. Tor il alou, can
save he houogs at a blooiy revolution. Ia
deed ! iinhk al continental E0go1e Fl, roiog
90 D. shaken - liz very centre ls.iofs man,
years I'as' eway; but ] lanHoi gise Sou ni,
fcusDns lof believing 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

STEAMBOAT CoLLISloN.--The steam
boais Rhode Island and Naugaiuck came in
collision oa "Wednesday evening. near Hur-
gate, New York, by which the latter boat,
winch had 20 passengers on board, was eat
down 10 the waters edge. The captain OF the
Rhode Island left them To save themselves the
best way they could.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

FoRGERlES IN BosroN.--A s-ries Of
bg,urs. perpc,Taiel by man long III bust
Ness ih BnSion. haNn come I'd light within a
day or two The guilty party has left lor parts
anknown. The ainount is stated at from $40
600 to 1000. The name of the person is no,
given.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

~ fFfN iftb LILY snnaunrfs thsf ID No.. 49,.
- NOV 20. Del u iu fsff. We rs.r E. q -. p.
rrf icsnifuf ed rs-eilf.t -. "a 49,.
w. ni ifrfs Fs.fs. ...H q f.a.f s.
i'flt 'sf'Inreres. f.fkrffI ta-f n.
81" i'.af1lf's h.rss... fH.s.... s. -. 4. ....t
H| (" ger anh f.s1ie gssls. boz tssfs ..,...... II.
~ .,l',- hn o. be- siel..Iel in gars.... =.
p Frft .tfltlfaf. siiof 49,. ,...,. i.-... ~
i''h nr MatiasY nekt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
TlIE HANCOCK ,EXPEDlrIoN v

TliE HANCOCK EXPEDITION. We
learn from the Springfield Register, that Gov.
Ford h.sis the expedition which has been
started al that place against the auti -mormons
at NauFoo. The volunteer force from Spring
field numbered one hundred aud eleven men
aud they hsd with them two brass sir pound-
ers welt arroi',ed aud manned by skil1fuI or
tille'isls. IL WAS expected that they would
receive large sccesSions ol volunteers on the
route. IL Is the determination Of the Cover
nor 'oPua an end, stnll hazards, to the vio
lencc and "eisases that have brought disgrace
upon the State. That ought to have been
Thought OF sooner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

fOfAFOk This article by 0,e corf5
vancas 81 ihe dealers snl buckster.. ssgs ,be
y iofs leiesrph is ssllit q OF sis .h,llree.
the oHa1ri. lh.ir Is no rss on In tb,. M,
prize Poiato-5afs selling tfs cents fs a.
upp port Of ihf Sale 1n.l , ,lilIne.aI an
biHy. - tpte keepers r. 8se io by ia [.
- aai lfsaeni prices ani 70 b'ea5ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

IN FAVOR OF PROrECTloN.--Tw
hundred and iiiiy girls employed la the Low.
eli Facioriesr were married during the LAS
year. and u j. asserted one hundred and sixty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

JOHN WlLLES, THE FRIEND OF THE
PEoPbE.-one evening. when the House Of
Commons was going 10 adjourn, he begged
permission TO wake speech; ''ioT," said he,
Il have sent copy In Ihe Public Advertiser,
and how ndicuisus should lappcar IL il were
published without having been Delivered
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

TIE NEXT CoNGRESS. The following
Is The result OF the election for mcmbcrs al
the next CongTcss, IA the States which have
already chosen their deglegatcs, coupsred
with the political compilation OF the last Con
greSS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

a REASJN-Tb Toos,iHe Pa. journal
s's.A DAUgmf, GA TGay. in cptifsting
over if" result 81 il. election. f8ve asa r.a.
f'1 ~ i'rir drieat. t.at tae Rood on clc,tian
Coy y -o Er,a' Dlat ,le ralt> 81 t.e bead of
Siii River bf5ke loose, anil the Wma, Goatea
a.H iI s.,h aImb Us lIat thcy uars over.
wa Imri irraI. BE- wa,so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

MARRIED. la MassiIIon, on TUESDAY.
the 27,h Inst. by Rev Carlos Smith, MrTnoM-
A. il NnLIANs of Wheeling. Va, TO Miss
Ans A. BENDER uf Massillon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

HINT To WORKING CLASSES.-If a
man u years Of agc, begin TO save one dol.
lar per week and put IL To interest every year,
lac would have al 81 years OF age, $500; at 70
years OF aye, 81 $50; at go years OF aye, So :
100; at al, 81 800.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

wy hi,AAN Among '.-a who plriri.
i4 .'H beDiaf Funeral Procession Ell
Ha 200 Inlr 'sy. were gos1i Fi,b.
't.H'H Eob OwcHs.anB Ssmgsi
''h-''' POO ID "Hpm ftcd under Decatur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
WHIPS

q .i.t. .fiaH +l.. ga H.ftcta fs 81, ssa.,ff
h''t Z" "lilr enc iasavf tpnsisttas I'll Cr-f.t....
it-f' ""fefi aia hlai1g shilt. s.s.e fla1,... ~
''-. t'fft \ - COZ iald li a-a,fiHiesf nf ,...s f
.'tf H'es wagon wbsr. GO III ali.i, j. ,.f.sait.
n nv cess NlCOLf hffUH
30 100 Maiu slftoi.
MO- isoi nosts rl.y. -. 4. &C.,.
80 fhihfoFhf hi Nia A stsfr Mrrf.II. f..
~, lI.i. t.sYisi,'s tfriif. suuimsftsf ssl,f....,
f,..fl.. NJ 90 ,',.elr tatisnf l.ioff Wfttr-.
F.ntn AritHr'fr. rcsIi siifaif it.f .r
Nffi hHd ~ sac " oirsl.e anf ftftiftg ~
Aohh % THOMPSON r-.,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
A SyyINDLE.-. =,

a SWlNDLE.-"Mister, give me hack nv
money. Them fire crackers come all Ia PIE.
ces first time | used umi' Didn't they "a
Of my lad?' "Y,s'm." "WelI. let's see
Eon do the same. Bite him, Jowler.7 EAit
boy in haste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
THANKSGIVING.

We observe that some of the States have
appointed Ilf 2Glh OF November asa day foi
tins laudabls and praisewortby custom. liz
the absence OF any act oi this sort BY llsreiviI
enbollics of our own commonwealth, il is
gratfsing 10 perceive thai branch oil the
Christian church require the compliance OF It's
iHembeTs with an ancient rU6ric, and Thurs
day, the otb inst, is To be observed as daNsl
thu, ksgiving and prayer to Almigky God Tor
the ffAls OF the saflh and other blessings be
slowed the pastycar.
-. Mathews Church, (EpisoopaD will be
open for divine sersice on Thursday morning
ut halsspest 10 O'Clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
GoING TO eBAT HIM w, -, !, :,

'PAs'fN ~ - Ia I HIM. WE see IL Sfa-
Sci tnat omPIimentary j. dinner TO b. given
10 Samuel Lover, al the ADAM House. Bos-
tom 90 Thursday evening next, BY several
geutemeF0f that city.
Thee j. 40 doubt Of the talent Of Lover ss
q hunorisl and, indeed a. a writer. b,, zee
hope be- win NO, be lcasied by fools ia mi.
rodnify, 20 the intent that be may 20 home
AMI 'easi Eagiishhstred anl malice ON higb.
y coloreo picture OF our iolies.
STRANGE IDEA.--An individual. who Il
'n'ne'iout bad just made tis escape from the
iA'nas'1 hsSiu'n, presented himsclt f,.,,
dass slnce a. ule doofofa gentleman in Phil.
adelpi4s, nod msnded Immediate pusse,.ios
Of 'hc hO'ne, as be had just paid foril.snt de.
,'ascd that sac Angni tfsbrel ani Gov. shuut
we're witnesses 20 ibe lrausactiou. The gen.
uemaa eos compelled to knock tl,c poor mad.
mdn f'wn, o. prevent bis iofcible enimp,.
uP1n bis premises.
BE 0lgh, 70 hsee known il,s man ,v,s In.
@ne b. tlIe want 81 auy probability Of ae
witnesses ci,ei ever bring found in comnsny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
STOCNEyG

Erk NM FACTORY John ECKIlART Res,er,fs,
y ihi''finr The cat zcHs OF Wheeling aud yi.irt,
80" ~ e"hnfs ie msnsfaciuTc Siockings SHIRTS aud
s'SN'Is OF superior qasity. Whilst l, l. fitsvt nj
" i A'Dis' le hopes Is aliSniis,i 10 ustness 10 ucr1
o'a"uSn'e 81 ii'c same. lie vii itafeSner Io,ee an
Hncr article fhan has oca iusnufs, nd =,
western Bank Of ViEs,uia o''"
IL Nn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
PAKl NERSHp DISSoLvEn

TAXI NEtlSltlf DiSSOLNED.-"Tol and
Ni'top.' were toe watchworls ct the I,ocoio
cos ~ Ohio, during the late political canvass.
ne CINCINNATI 1iids thus humorousiy al,usies
to inst cry an is disastrous result:
The special partnership OF Tod and VIC
tory under le act ot last winter. pr,vidiug
that special partnership .nay be formed where
oniy one OF lhc parties has capital, wss dis
solved CA the 18Th init, by lhc Withdrawal
ION Tie iirin ot Victory. The ossets. IL they
should be discovered, will be placed in the
hands OF aconnttee of % i0's. 10 b. held a,
a premium, to b. given To the lirs, Democratic
State illat shall, in an elction this wear. hold
It's own IA a contest with The Wings.
i y. in iAe event, which Is Likely To occur
wat Hie smiii stock 81 trade is not this opprO.
palel, II will b. trnlslegrai 10 the point sloc !,
COMPANY 0l the GA ID ,niaion. for iie puf-
pos oi exciting hce democracy To b. slca,-
iasir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

lkifLS. --'.A sp,rk isa moIeculc az mat.
ter yet may lt kuIle the ~od.l. ssst i The
mighty ocean but drops have made :, vast.
Dcsp-e no. thou a small thing. either fofevil
of lof goud, iur "a look may work th, mia, or
WorI create Gas wealth. lie waking uds
way oi tiHi. t.ic Cnsucl stopping 0r hasten
ihe' l,'u saved bic, und destroyed g. hath
,"si ".wh ami built up fortunes. COMMITS
iily t0ai AUTO God, .uf lu lfiia pnibiog 81 t,,.
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pal.ed ol atoms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
CAPTURE OF A MExlCAN BRlG OF.

WI tHh Of \ MEAILAN BRIG OF
WAR. Fmm letter published ia thu city
ol Mexico, itappearS TIA, tlie Mexican bri.,
ol- war Mtlek Adei. WAS captured in the port
oil Mabitlan, by one OF our vessels. supposed
ia bn Tue sloop-oiWar Warren. The War
fcn being outside, dispatched five launches,
we'll armed, 10 capture the Meaicau, then at
anchor Ia the bay. The officers aud crew on
boari the brig, uuprcpaTed Tor an atluck, took
So their boats la great confusion on the ap-
pednnct at the Am ricams. Two olhcers.
named Zsrrgl aid Cililio, aud several sailors,
Were taken prisoners. Tn moment the
Yankees found themselves masters OF the
vessel, they cut her cables aud made sail ior
the ingste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

ThESLAVE CASE HERE Captain
Of Ii'e Mobile, from SaYtanah. Capt Bulkly)
Tue vessel that, according e. the Georgia Law
sioiea slave, and according to our law, as
Jnige Elnods cNpounl- IL. violated no stat
ave. nor constitution, can neyerugiin venture
wili hims,li or ship within the jurisdiction
o' we State OF Georgia. In that State. and
P'ooibly all the Southern States, he j. in his
nisiness ruined man. Certainly there is
sonnet Mug wrong h're a man j. thus made
a 'lei % cl!n'rsry ~ his consent, aud against
has willy. 4. I'm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03

EACELLENr-Tbe PeansyipaniaH pub
fishes the following extract from a loco loco
letter, dated Holiday sburg, Blair county,
written to ;he editors on the night OF the elec-
,ion5 when il was thought in that region that
all things were saug aud right;
Providence has smiled on us. In Franks
town iownship36 Wings stood or the river
bank. swollen hy tlie rain. and like tlra niger
m ihe sOOg- "tliey come To- dc creek. AMI
couidni GET across. The vote I'm ALLEGHENY
township, IL IL said, will n0. reach 200 AGAINST
Us. The Wings arc down In tlle mouth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-03
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