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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
MESSAGE FROM THE pREMpnxr

1e tVh iuE tkf<lOkNI.
u will b. reooliccisd. that Mr.. Dsy,ou
,nsrcd . ssri~s VI resolutions Of euquisy TO
The President. which vere adopted b, IA.
Senate q icw days since.
The President, oa the 2s,h responded IN ,lsr
enquiries ~ q mrs<syc tn The Scuate. The
metropolitan papcss have not yet published
tf~ nessse~; bat we infer from the syuopsi.
~ The lnielligenc~r. tina. Mr.. Folk has been
very ha-eiy mssEePresen,ed by a tracking and
time srr,ins organ.
ihe President states. tina, ia his opinion
circu,nstances DO EXIT that tender ~itexycd,enl
To increase the naval and military establish
mrnt OF the United States, and refer. TO hi.
message at The opening oil the session. for a.
expression Of opinions which he srill enter
iain.. upon the Oregon QUESTION. lie refer
To the lac, that England il increasing her uavs
and military establishment. - rhsps with
view To war with the United States. Unie
these circumstances IL becomes im~pen ously
the dniy OF the United States so to- incrcas'
her naval and military power. as to- place her
self in n proper position.
lie slludcs 10 oar rbtions with Mexico a
I stal - sv unsettled Srs,c. and demanding IN.
Pnsrdcc "f a large msjyri,y OF o,s prscrp
lone in r,sss.
Thr message only desl, nv gcrrni rmafks
wi,lnui sisins any i,<orss,pn no, alrad,
before the public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
NfIClDE

oa Thursday nigh, last. q melancholy oct
OF suicide was committed about three miles
from Wooster. in this township. By Ralph
FUNK. Esq., one Of our mos, highly cate smed
citssens. Mr.. Funk. Thoughts man possrsssd
OF quite large property. had become embsrns-
sed sos IN amount Of ready money. which 80
wrought upon = very sensitive mind 90 % lssd
To The commission OF the crime Of suicide,
which was Erected ~ follows: On the even
ins Of Thurnisy, Mr.. Funk left his bouss, sta
tug 10 his family that he would 20 To his
mill. "a few rods distsnt,) aud grind during
the might. Some time in the night he return
cal 10 the house ior his gun. with which he put
su end to his existence, by shooting himsrli
in the breast. tie Was discovered in his mill
in The morning. lying on the Aoor. quite dad.
with his gun beside him. No indications Of
insanity had been previously observed. nor
had the least Occurrence irsnspired to lead
his family to spprehend sny such calamity.
MIR. Funk was about 50 or SIS years of age.
and he has left q wife and family OF children.
As a %citisrn. he was uprigh, and honorable
asa neiyhbor. kind and bene~volent--and ~ .
husband and ia,her, affeciionstc and indulgent.
His melancholy death will long be dcplorcd
BY all who knew him Wooster o. Dem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
SMALL FARMS. VS.. LARGE.

Small ssrms are certainly more easily i'm
proved than large ones. and while the fertility
of the soil - thereby iscresSed, the remuners-
ton. tbs nett gain. 10 in the inverse ntio 10
It's ssse, when compared with larger ouex oil
equal fertility. am clearly Of the opinion
= man have Ave hundred acres in one body,
that his beat policy 10 10 with IL. rs Solomon
sdjuiged. when the child was claimed by two
mothrrs-cut IL in bslves-snd il he cannot
seils moic'y. or cultivate IL sdvsntageously,
he had better give IL away. A vast proportion
OF the debts Tor which sgr~icultunst are bound.
arises from the purchase OF more land. IL is
somewhat OF a mania. | admit, among the
good people Of Maryland. which can only be
sbsted by the stern enforcement OF contracts.
and by the conviction that large possession Of
land IN the hands of the same person never
benefit the country. and seldom the individual.
Had nv time To live over again. ! would not
add an additional acre to my pstnmonisl es-
ta,e.-Mr. SeAmaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NJ.

NAsHFILLE, MAEcH 81.
Ihe Cotton market il inactive, without any
,ufsher decline in prioes. A faii article se.dily
demanded &C Yesterday. A very choice lot.
.ne evening before brought es.i0'v HUNDRED
~ - now manifest that the receipts at tins
place during The present sesson will s.esss
thcs> ~ any season since 1925 DO "a th;.
une they amount, IL IL believed, 10 sbous
sogoo0 bales. From 4 10 10. 600 more yoev
DC expected. Ia 1926 the amount recsiyed
wss upwards Of 90 1000 b~le..
Inc sales az each Of the warehouses this
wees, hsve been comparatively heavy, bat we
nave no change 90 make from former quota
.oons-~REses still continuing 10 ssagsf from
tl-@eSzD Hhsw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

The Pittsburgh correspondent OF the Balti-
more A'nrritsn states. that The fare from
Pittsburgh To- C%incinnsii. l. sometimes but ~
i%ollars. while il is , dollar. from Wheeling.
This il a mistake. No transaction of the
hind ever occurred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28


ERiSyrELAS Is oaiy ons sssour MANY NJ
the numeous ailments which osipiuaie In
Impurities II the blood; and exprrs<pcr IA.
shown that few. II any, arc more dificult 10
|ovescome. But the Ciickcncr Sue.r-co.tsd
Vegetable Pills have gmppled snscessfuIiv
with II IN every form. Mrs. Jones. Of AIl..y
nov upwards a % years OF sge, had ben
subject To periodical returns Of shis compIa;n,
from her earliest infancy; and stieds. h.d
been 20 violently affected, as 10 furnish ina
cations Of dersnged iatrllect. Recoune wa
had. AZ fofmerly. to the kmiiy Physician, but
sh's prescription only drove the s1eesjoa In
ward, ~ usual, preparatory 10 breaking e-s
with renewed violence. The Docto, ffnsy,,
recommended a bon OF Lees Pills; bat. thmusk
somc mistake Of the Apotheesv's clsrk. :
nsx OF CItrkcner . SugEr coated PurRative pm.
Was sent In their stead. Hsvinx little fsjfh
an Pills Of sny descriptions, aud being rath~r
sats.snpous witi.ai. they conciszded that
xsestdence bad q hand In tho substitution.
snd after ali, Il might turn ost Coz the beet
tbcy ~sccoEdingly made Use Of them. Tn
rssuit Of . vesy lew doses. left no csuse Al
se&Fet thets snPerstiticus n~olioaa. n ~.
tent npttIy recovered, and ms NO nsss~k r.
.ss.yrss.s sincs- he Dccsor wss hishiv
|arss9nsed a The supposed surce<s II his Or.
stfsFt,en; but NHs 30 completely astoo;sked
when ne Discovered his esrof. thst he re~clvrj
nom thst time forward 10 prescribe nothing
else 10 osscs of ksisypclss. but C~iicken<rs
saS.s-cossed vsgrsabie Pills. For sale by A.
~ A'scssLp Mas -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

In the e,iy 81 New York the ladies have
substituted Tea PARTIES" Tor Pairs" in or
DIS 10 raise funds fof charitable purpo.n..-
The correspondent OF the Phis.delphia Amer.
icsn thus spaks of them.
The ladies' get ups variety of tasteful ari.
oies. which are exposed fos sale, add Of eour.e
eagerly purchased by the Gentlemen AT enot-
nous prices. The nett pnycseds are piouSl,
devoted by these sinszble ministers Of charity
1" The slleyist'on % tbc suiierings of the SIGH
poor. Ite plan seeIns to- me an excellent one
uniting u high dsRree oi innocent recreation
and anus mcnt with much true and effective
b~cnevolcDce.
One OF lhcS affairs took place a, Niblo's o,
Friday evening. al which a very handsome
son was collSoiod aud appropriated To- the
pooT. The ssloon wSsa brilliant and fashion.
able JAIN the tables wefe magnificent. snd
e'eTy thug went oil with decided success
AWong the couiriSances for the oecasiou wa.
the device Of pOs' office. the letters iot Is hicl
Tere wntten by some ~ the most distinguish
Ell prEsHss Ia tie city. TlieTc vas also a beau.
iIiul and sparkling little newspaper. called
tho Night blooming Creus. written pin.
upalty BY one of Ouf must popular member.
~ well IT tb~ hteran a. of the tcau MONDE
b had, - ihs daily publishers ~, "a mos;
unprecedented ofculsii0n.' The only diatr.
rurc b'twern these tea parties and fhc onii
nat iaifs v that The ion2cs are strictly OH.
snir and not acOss,ihle to sBy bat those ,ylsi
sr mtltcd Anoiitrf une a. to D. given do.
nas ihs present weck.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

Dv VIRTUE NJ . sse< q ss~u 60 psssj
xsss 10 ne. dsss& - nas asy e. 14essshs
tS&tSsad sscoNssS N Ne ssssk's s<Ers - ~ sss>
y essu ~ oAss cssssy. I uifl 80 - pu11s go
ssss. ~ he fpas ssn - - ~ssn nEse - -
sssssy. - - esy - WhssiSag. - 1sepn.1As
meadow CO. 90 - ssssss ~.ssssw O. s~s%
essy - Whsstnx. sS3pn<e1 - - 81 e1eae9 U>me
sspsss b<ss9 sSsp 49, Gpffm40 vN>es sse>.
sd <ssssSsss kse& - fAtI lspfA sfsks ~ 49,
shss ~sk Ne sppsrssss.cssA y 49,
TEkns--oss kssssh r. ~ psssAsss Sp.sy ~
bad and NE sssssss " thsss s7sai issssinsss.
ds~ % sale. wssk issssssa sks ps<sssszs si<lss hsnd
Nssh 900 ssessisy ks he dsfssrs1 h~ssstnsass. ssd
he sssis hs,sE ss<ssssd ssssi he ~Asss u ps3.
SsiisaG o. Trustee . snssEs - ssassy s~sy sueh
title - 70 vested IN me By ssss aesd sfssssI
CHARLES r MOoY.
fssxs Trpsfse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

CO We did no, object to any portion OF
Nj Clemens card when first handed us. The
verbal alterations were made by himself, and
at III. mquc-, OF Col. ~Thompson's friends.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

The New Orleans Times says that partlcu-
lars OF the Imprisonment, Of the 4. ). Consul
at Ma'amoras by the Mexican authorities IA We
been forwarded to Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

The Corpus Christi (Tckasl Gsctle of a
recent date mentions a number OF mmors
brought TO ilIa, place by Mexican traders AMI
others. Onc OF these j. that the Mexican
lorccs were rapidly concentrating on this side
Of Ihe Rio Gnaie, and erecting breastwork..
The Gazette says-
Ii - reported that The object vi he Mexican
Government VA posting GeneIals M~iiz. Gar.
cia. Cansles aud Colonel Saverieso. on this side
the RIO Grande was simply 90 iorm u chs. fof
negotiation With the United States. showing
that they had military occ1pstioa a, the terri
tors between The Nueces aud the Rio Grand,
by the ad,aooe OF he United States Amy.
la this view OF thr cas-, ~ fighting il anti
cipated. But IL j. also thought by Others.
that the march Of The Generals Ampudia and
la vega indicates a determination in the
Mexican Government 10 reinforcc the troops
on this site Of the Rio Gmnde. with the view
of disputing the advance of the American
army, and that a battle will ensue whenever
aud wherever the opposing forces meet each
Other.
The Gazette Ssys that the Northern State,
" Mexico, consisting 81 Tamaulipas, Nuveo
Leon. Cohshuils, add portions OF the Siateso
LscStecas aud san LOUIS de Potosi, had II in
contemplation 20 declare their independence
OF Mexico, and. like Yucatsn, form a separate
independent nation. with a government mod.
Clled after that OF the United States.
The editors OF the Gazette think il possible
hat the event has already taken place. and
and That they are Ia possession OF a printed
copy OF the proclamstioD and the orders spprr-
tanning 10 the movement. which they refrain
from publishing Of present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
LEMONS.

We were presented yesterday with = fine
dpe lemon weighing s ounces. grown on
trees OF Mrs. Edm,nsou, a, her irIi, and con-
DICTIONARY establishment ON Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

GT- The Argus is getting his psy for IL
advocacy Of Pittsburgh, ia Pittsburgh advert
,ing. Cool ior him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
LEAfBER.

The scarcity Of lumber Is a vep cons,iers-
bic dFawbock ON the buildings nov under
contract here. We irus, thst few werks
will remedy the evil, as We learn tia, large
quantities OF dry stuns ate expected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
STRING ~BusINESS-.w,

STRING BCSlNESS.--Wc are piea~e 10
Learn that our Wholesale merchants are busily
engaged IN supplying country customers. and
that their ssirs ARE more extensive than thew
have ecen Tor many years past. The busi-
ness now doing has wnicrcd more apparent
than ever. the Necessity OF completing the Bal
tinore snd Ohio Rsilrold to the Ohio River,
a. the warchous - at Cumberland are filled
with boxes of gpods waiting tho means OF trans
porialion to the South and Southwest; and
many chr. ". are informed, are unable TO UNI
load their goods Tor the want at room in Cum
bcrland 10 deposit them. The late floods hav-
ms d~issrrangel the works OF internal improve
mentia Pennsyivanis large quantities OF goods
have b'en srnt from Philadelphia 10 Baltimore
10 be transported on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road.
The spring opens with very encouraging
prospects TO the citizens OF Baltimore: aud ,un-
lcss some untoward event occur, the improve
men, Ia the prosperity Of the city must be
rapid and extensive. Preparations are being
made for the erection Of numerous buildings
and the demand for brick J.. fully equal to the
number which TAN bc furnished. Ii our Gov
ornmcni will only b. content to "l.t well e.
nougn alone, The city OF Biitiinorc will al.
vance Ia growth with une1smplrd rapidly,
sniber citi1enS will reap the rewards OF their
inIuslfy.-BdH. Clipper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

eo' p-'a 80 hs osd ia yesteais,.
"'ee' :. '"o'r ioPudsHi thsu sny one we e.g,
80 Hs "oglt entsa,or 60 iea,, ID
p'csD9 tsst ~ has been 10 conre,.ga,
VIA E,9legso Tsge vii De- sr,It,s
.vp'as % 80 o. $50, Diet All oe.t.,,a,
BIS" . ~ueb q bs address dad m, ID
Of A. "''e''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

CoRREcrioN.-rne woris "rcpsesenta.
ton should be sppcsntsd in .qoslinrs,-
given M out paper yesterday es quotation
IRON Col. Thomgsoa's address, should have
been rtiated appointed ia equal ratios
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

Best brands OF Flour are qsoted at $780,
a, Msssillon. Ohio. They have probably MT
yet received the latest news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

CAN CONSUMPTION - CuoxDg-niw
sDsssssn y ssesd ~ assy ssnssus ssuls -. -.
hsps go N ths ias sssGs = dssps~e. e. huvs -
scar " valuable 6issjs sAss sD2srss = - -.
.~es. p-sssss - y tssy. sk>s ss~ ssss ssessss.
Dsssh rsss~s b. tsp<ivsS - H. pspv. wIss &c.
hss knitted ~ fsssi shsssls 49, he ssssL. n =
'~h~ssksss ef NE ssasss smp.rsses Ne "a ,ss.~us
~hs asv hsss . hs& es'i. evssh. p.ia W he bssssf
sssd ssde. s"ssssss IL he sAnssa diEeulsy 81 ruiSan
sp the rAsesn end wsssss hat ~ npa
'as 'snss. IN 'hs pssssy sses~ sd leeds - Geo.
ssssAs.s ~hea MAJ wSvsS. To sssh - ere
s0c'ed. J ~sstd recenmerA th<a ~ pssrsse a.
sn~s s<~ kouies .f DE- DsWcsais Ess<sssssar
ssussdy. ~Lsh v ses'sn " r~"sss oil he nvs
'ys rss'sss that - ef,es ssns - iuss 10 The sysiea.,
aud Gssi y destiny Isfs.
a REl.isveo SUFFERER.
Fac sis ~ JsARB MARSH. xssss ~
vvh~s,sse 80 n
rII9 COTTAGES YEuALn scBo6S-
VIE sawa~s Tssn " shis scAssi wst esm.
- sescs - as-sasv Asssiett
slA3N elessNsn
fvtrsSsAG u00us-Afs 1 49,
.ssg tss~is. e>stsnf. ossssf Lin6sa<R -
ssses - 40 - saeseks gbAssg leupaa
s.sss - - - s9sss.i 49,
NssHmN0 uNGs-As e 60
. stsep ens we~ts DC - 0tooA Ac.en boo&
snd ss ssss ~ J& uoaNpDUo&.
MAJ bssssss ..
~ NKiADGLPfsiA glOuR-A~skss - y vsr-
s.,ssss Tss1stphss r~ssj~a 80 80 =
ssss - ses fs.sly 0ssssy =
@ssss ca wAEnn0AM.
WAWxEm r
vWGNrf SoUnA&fNGN S-Ho0xsGnxnns
~sss~t sans1Sasslv = CUe0N44fS
WA0G-s 49, 1sauw 6moe~
t$S ngs1e - W<ssss0svG
nsas ssss ssSav bss 81 sssAsasA
WALL PAPER n WALL PNpERn
osf hea:k1vED . lssss - spaests3 sssts
sasnf a Wall Pspss cad D~stsrsns, - Tlrs
c<sssss gw ale cheap tss cssA.
sss ~ VI ROSE. ess hesss s.a Usiss q.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
AsoNDAY ssss.ss ne 50ss q A1s,,k
1876. 81 10 s'sss<k. ws ain ~ q sks -
sssseesas ~ M Sshs . lIsswss. - S3smpssn
ss'ees. The iisssshu'd and kaeAsn Fssais.ss' Be-
ssassng 70 he ssssss. eswpnsiss IN pssss
n<ds ssd Bedding. nrtssssis. Tssis~. C1.ss..
CssPssiss. . tIi Ssu ei Chiaa svsc. lx~ss- -.
ssns. bssvse<. Sends o1 diHss~as kssdr $3.50,
Snh siusss every sssscls ef Nell k<ps Fu<sstsrs
d~ssesh>s ~ tusssshing q ptsvsts spssdsBcs.
Aks 4 has.s md kasxF-
sss ~ HALL = wE-KnAAf. Ax<ru.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

a iooion paper says that aasonz n. nov.
elties ~ TIE day in the way ~ i1aposts. arr
piano 'os'es manufactured In TIE CITY Of Nv
Work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

WMk1lloo UonR.
W. wo0Do aeua -
ssse - ssestesss tunpst651 s--~~
1850 - .ss - ~ e a e -
~--s of - A.sss..ss = - es,. s
seesNosUN . exaRvunasL
~ss Ne 10 eessa 49,.
Whkul1eo Sc06R
PAnA00Gos PADA019ns
lust oSENxo shsss - S,s~s,x.s
g S~ss ssv sssssIpss~
S0efNsroN'A urnavuss.L
49, - n. i0 m-ha wIssIse
DannDaryws0n
rvNHE pAkrNEnneslP Ass-sfss e,sss~-
der ~ ss~r - ssyss " r y0esNnYns~
SON. 10 sAs Sss shsssvsl - as,-.S $3.50
r.iOe SOesNovON ussAAss~sse ~ -
~ soesNsr0N. y wai eu~nsss sAs 49,
hs sws s~c -ssa
N. ls-.A.s-. .s&s ssNss .ssAsn,-..,
BE- shRS ty sssAps - ~ ssArsui~~S,xs"s
'ksss6s~. Shs kss~ sA~anssvss saHuHseS
sp.ssssssy 'sssss< - eNn - ouAo ass 49,
- No. - ~ bsss sses.us -
he aEs. - wsss<sS - esvs>sA@A-
TSoo
nssA - 1oo& tn SounuIUN. 3.
49, - ~ 49, seessun~ =,
'"s's~sss"y go "rssssssa - ps>va - ~
20 - ;ssssts.ity. sss sh. ssSssssss - -
seuts. "
ne s~sesssssS 10 ssASs~,e o.. 4, a.
49, " ~As~A ~ - srvs s~enup1 O. -. -,
rIu9Tv YEARS. ssspsHesev $780, ~. yn-Sr
~ hs ksesas 80 - p.nss esosusAL - -
lsissss sspS-r ~hseh ~ Asss 49, s6,uS -
bss'~~ sps No ~ 49, pssius, - 1~.sS
ssks The isessy ~ suA.aS 90 y -.
~A" ~im esss'sss shs bssi~ens - a. - -
sssr'ssss w''A sss ssarsse.s4 - 49, s~savs
ysses- mns36 T1oOD loG(RGUg
Tn JoesN1roN. , Asvisg 49, q, -.
sAs~e at JodNSrON = ION. - wkisA - viIr
. . Zee Ssys aahs sainisas. ssseseseunv - ~
ne essesSs So esss~ss = ne lsss e. - -
rshssc generally. sAss iissssi sspsss 80 -
sses s.sssasj 10 hen. n - ~
+ssss e-pv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

WELCOME HoME--Nine OF the Van
'ema Land kilessrrived az Utica on Fri
DAY night. They worked their passage home
IN a whale ship We Sandwich Islands. They
are on th-il way To Wstertosss. most of them
residing IN Jefferson and L~s~isecnnties. They
are very destitute, and two OF thsce complete.
~ broken Town by their suxsringx. They
,ensS patriot prisoners still u~spasdoned on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

CT The Argus invites us = esbl,.h an
aad'css wniien by Col. Parfiott. aol Iet Il y.
compared with ths, Of Col. Thomp.oa had
a'""' Wei lift were Deces.ary lpt Col.
rS"'o't TO write an address. al ,uen krow
''si he would wn'e something sensible in =
@HNb'e "sJ aud ht ior sensible men In ,,.d
"u' y . unnecessary fpf a man 10 publi., so
s""'ess' when his past public ser,io,. =.
,am'''@fly sni iasorably Known 60 ~. ,,..I.
d's'nci Ola The oou,ray Col. Tln.n.na
h"''Hs 7"'hing at his own to po,w 49,, -
earnest converse 10 tbo people. e.es,, ~.
wrf's' his given them words. cord. s..o
Ih's - tbs difference b-tseslr,te men a.
fsf'o' hes proved himself worth, ~ N, ,e.
% sens'"i without 81 adde's. end Col. T,,n,
s'n oh-fs 20 ssideBcs Of ah s,nes. ,,,,n,
''al'e'' sai The sil'rss empha0call, CON
dcmBs ban.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

LUCfFER MATCHB.-rs worhmen In
INC LAnciier match factories Of viedna arr
'oond to be subjected 70 terrible disr.w
producing carries in the jaw boue, consume
Ton and death. This is stiributed 10 the A..
scnic used in the phosphorus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

TALL TALKING.-"May il please the
court" Sid a gentleman. Learned in the
lsw. yesterday. addressing the Judge on the
bench. speaking ia reply to some rather pun
gent remarks that fell tom a brother ~bsurisier
MAY u please the court, resting on the
couch oi~ republican equality as I do-covered
by the blanket of constitutional psnoPly. as I
m-an protected by The egis Of American
liberty, that great preventative. political mus
quito bar. under which even a tiger can lake
%shc',er. as ! feel myself to bel dsspise tine
buz1ing Of the professional insect. who has
just sat down. and defy his futile attempts to
penetrate. with his puny sling, the inteIsticcs
of my impcrvious covering"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

SUICIDE -hn old man YES found las,
week here ia gise a~cighhsdyood az
stony Hollow with has throat cut. and I.
ra1or in his haad. lie Is supgosea 10 have
peeh dead nearly = mosstb. He was abut On
lesfs o. ogc-wsss years By frs.le -fouoes
Ivy OF Buffalo n. y. There ia rano,. ,hs,
De had 80 = hs OF passion killedil8s "a ~.
'ofe coming 10 the Wcst-S teubcapa, Hftr-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

Died. ct his s-esidencc. in Jeierson county.
10, On Saturday. The l&th iast., Capt. Gro.
Y. WArx1s. late of The siash REGIMENT Of
ineansry. Army Of the United States.
Hue snnouncs0eut of the death Of CAPTAIN
WATsks viii be . deep sfli<tion 10 his mn.
1eruss friends. 70 hnsw him we 10 hovs
|snd esessm him. ns was es8pAatrsIlv m
|ssursf sssn. He bod . fsnd oG sssoug CON.
mon ssuss rarely voachsafed soany nan. h
wss . gocd citisen. . good ueiehbos, an sHtc-
inmate husband, and . kind judicious father.
Opt. WARNS wss educstcd q West Point.
and svrved sevenl ycsrsin the army, and wss
an eihrient oficer-doing his duty with ain
elcncss Of purpose. and eaeKy Of action. He
rcsagped his oommiaion lS30 OF 1871. and
went % 70 farm whese he resided until M.
0essh. In has new situstiou. hs showed tle
mine enefsy. ecouomy and perseverance, thst
MARRIED hts character while in the srny. Ia
1874. Ne was elected . membcr Of the I<ris.
isturc, end served in that capacity dur;nr iihe
ut srnioa. He acted with The Wh;e usrtv.
sut has course was % mnsAei with propriety
= tossesse 81 hia a. sssssn a - 49,
= - fellow 1sohssss Ma ssuuuSu 80
ben taken 20 Js6tnoa barracks for later
uent-srd We understand the funer,l VIII
probably lake place to days-St. Lssts RspuA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

LoST.- The Milwaukee Sentinel under
stands that the last three parties Of voysgrr.
despatched from Gfeen Bay with the ma IL ii
Co?pef harbot. hare not yet retnrnsd OF becu
beard from. The party which went with the
November NAH los, thrif road add wandered
about sixteen dsys In the Wilderness, but ui-
simately s0cueedcd la xstfinx bach upoa The
right track. The route IL some $50 miles 10
length. and throusha ps,hlcss and snow cover
ed Wilderness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

THE DEBr OF MICHIGAN Feoms,e.
p"gi OF uc bnaiscs oon4Bsllicc 81 tbs Stats Son.
ste o. appears thai tir recognised indebtsd.
nfsa o. M"hissn "sn eniouui on the hrt Of
Jsnaay next, To s50 2s 0Sg 40 Tarr 7.
hrsr4ps . %cout,agent stability smolnt,ng \.
50 155 SOL 81 TIC Susu ~ sIzJ8e M l0
si,l b. dur anil payable in tls coms,~ ot n.
pfsscut year ~ The sagn % q 900 90 IL on
trtned lI the railway. the State wsli b. able
o. pay that amount without intonvenienc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

MAkRlED-On the 26th inst. b. the
sevd Snox LAocx. DR.. o. K. PowriI. al
Sovinstoa Ny. to MIS- DoscAs JAxr Lrss,
Virginia. '