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The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-01-16
1ENIIE VI

ne employ ment q ihe pealsenliafy con,
<ls q The mechanic pursuits, Continues is
Be cause of complein, Ihaso comm ~
ire well founded n some rosnecis ass 49,
mand IS lhey uill doubtless receive. pso.
respectful consideration. have colIeel@5
sandig reports ana elael papers on lhia soh.
leel, which haze tha honor hafoei.b s.
sransnil lolhe Leeislaloge invite
attention g lhe letters 9on lhe oh,e nn.I
eeeaslana eupeflal snaaple ol S,ste n4shnn
lteecue eQIecNi 81 nsf
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-01-16


This is a document which should command
a calm and attentive psruaul from every eli.
zen. For sound reasoning, Independence
Of thought, and enleh sned policy il IS un.
surpassed BY any State document We have
ever perused. The Governor speaks like a
man who knew bic daly and was deleFmin-
ed to perform Il, let the Consequences, as
far as personal popularity is concerned, be
what they might. The plan he proposes
for system, Is the most sound and feasible
We have ever seen suggesIed-uHd most O
his views are sound and able, and the Legis
lature would do we'll 10 follow cut his sue
gssiions
Having received the Message afer lh'
first side Of our paper had gone 10 Prsse, II
great length rendered It impossible rOr us I,
set itup and publish il entire in the inside
and being unwilling 10 divide il, we hHv,
been compelled to cOndense it, leaving on
such portions as, in our opinion, were an
necessary TO carry out his views.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-01-16

ilnbibed lhs prevailing continent Of TIE aee.
that economy y eRfealesl and best virtue
with Suites, es wen "a With individnala
and il will therefore limit The appropriations
10 snch objects as are Indispensable.
or the Auditors Warrants outstanding Oh
the fSt inst, eI50,7io oe Is il the form
Of funded scrip, not payable until after Jan.
uary lsi, lel7, and may therefore Be placed
ia the account Of next year. Estimating
tho expenses Of lhe Legislature 81 e60,On0
and the Siate Government al l25 900,
set down The sum necessary % be provided
for the present year as foIows
Auditors Warrants issued
prior 70 Jan. st,1e40, not
funded, or funded and due
in the year lS40, @l06,845 OF
y Expenses of the Legislature, 10000 Ol
State Government for le4o, $4,000 Ol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

On Tuesday last the Richmond and Ohio
Railroad bill passed the House of Delegates
by large majority, al TO -. We are com
peIIcd 10 omit the details of the legislative
proceedings until tomorrow. This however
Is the most important item. Upon the sub
Jcct OF the application OF the Baltimore aud
ONO Railroad, we may say to our friends
abroad, that we feel a confidence almos,
to certainty that the majority against grant
lug the right OF wsy will be greater than il
was las, year, and that the road must he mad,
To Wheeling or take the alternative OF remain.
iug where IL il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
Iteenty-ninM COngrcss. Isl SIS
WAsHiScToN, JAS. %. 1916.
YIN AIE


Numerous memorials were prcsented and
appropriately referred. Among them a reso
luton calling on the Secretary OF War for ;
statement OF all treaties with the Indians. IN,
quantity Oi lands received from them. wber,
situated the moneys paid, in what stocks i'm
vested and by what authority. was taken M
Tor consideration.
Aiter some remarks from Messrs. Jarnagin
Dickinson aud Spcight the resolution wa,
laid over until tomorrow
Nc Cameron moved that when the Senate
adjourn II adjourn over To Monday. The mo
ton pEcvailrd-J0 Ia ~.
The senate then went into Executive 49,
SION and iiersPnding some time therein adj
Iouucd
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
lhc Restitution submitted Yesterday IN r..
''''"n To The duties on imports for the la,
yraf was ordered 10 b. printed.
Tie FLORIDA contested election then cane
ZAP ior discussion
bciore commencing thc debate Mr.. Cabell
made two propositions 70 the Contcsting
mr mber To re-commit The whole matte,
without delutc 10 toe committee on election,
with ihc privilege of obtaining evidence fr,,o
flouda. Or to commit She matter h,ck a.
the people ui FLORIDA
Nj Bwckcnbumugh the claimant. declin
81 both propositions and proceeded ~ den.
onsinic his right to tlic scot held by Mt. Ca
bell. ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
FRuITSOF COURTSuIP

Ned 6rinvs worc a sad countcnancc. lie
was often asked what was the matter, but no
satisfactory answer was forthcoming Al
length particular friend obtained tho follow
ing particulars OF him
You know, said Ned, Il have been court
ing Sally w. "A long while, and 80 we had
great notion OF getting married, when that
darncd old Col"
go on, Ned, don, be boy; what about
COLI"
why YOU see, Sally said had better *
him, and 50 did, as pcrlitcas know ii how -
Well, what reply did he nskel"
why, he kinder limited round as i'll WASH,
wanted ,hcre2n
We'll, Ned, let us know what the Colonel
said To disturb your mind so"
why he siid-"
''Said WHAT"
"Why, he Said il he catchcd me there again
he would cowhidc me till | liant an inch o
rnc lett on my back, darn his old pictuY."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
SPEED AND COMFORT,
MON uELA ROUTE.
a scD scXNyoN
tS;1-riyNshs Er-A,

For baltimore and PkiiddoIphid. The
splendid aud fast running steamers CoYsuI
aud LOUIS Mcl4ANE win commence on Mon
day, the 18th oi May, making daily trips .-
ohe boat VIII leave every afternoon, at 3 o.
clock.
By the morning boats nasscnrcr, will lake
the Cars OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
at Cumberland, at O'Clock, An, tie next
morning, and arrive at Baltimore at , O'Clock
p. NJ, the same evening.
The difficulties now presented hy that
route, and which have been the same for the
last two months are happily portrayed in the
following advertisement Of a Pittsburgh mcr-
chant ia the Journal Of the same date.
RAlSlNSl RAISINS III oftbose ~ b,,cs
oi Raisins, which were sent To Elder Gcl.,o,
a Co Baltimore, 20 b. forwarded to me Nov
10 IolJ. 10y them sent to T. Elgarton & Co.
'uinDeHandi TO bc forwarded rs them and sent
TO George w Cas- Brownsville. mud hy him
forwarded No. 26. TO J. W. ButIrr s Ero,brr
to he delivered 10 me safely, ha,ecomc 4, hand
WIN charges OF postage, mileage ,tor,ag.. rat
tag" d1yagc, Wharfage, AMI all other arr,su,I
advertising The same. Those / offer iuT sale
low, win reasonable deduction ON cost
irelght aud The ages, aud expenses.
T.. would desire my friends East or
South, not TO send M any goods hy this route
where they are Toe ages On the way. and sub.
jet 10 many charges.
AN ID lw HENRY 4 SCTtNyEPPE
The OHIO has bccn closed but a very few
days This season. aud we assure merchants
eandidIy that they can have thcirgnnds brought
i'om Baltimore 10 Wheeling BY Roll Read and
stag OF Greens express in % hour. by tho
Express Wagon Lines IN , days. lay the iour
day line in day. Or hy the ordinary wagons
III sih' seven eight of mae days a. they may
require speed. THIS Is by isr .he mos, Ger
tain, when oll expenses are colsgIsr,d the
cheapest and the quickest route aud must b..
81, as proof Of which our merchants are
how shipping hundreds OF tons almost ever,
day ioT the Wsi aud South.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
WILLIAM DERRY
TIME TOGO

"Hallo' ny dear. "--~tclsig a ne,,I, ,,,,
',e' n'an 10 b's VIII what aTc you ium,lina
about your mouth there forlr
Just taxing out my teeth love
The dcucc' well you can't tain. whats IN,
matter now"
"oh that's only my palate dropped out. III
soon fan that"
"IbHAief and blazcE Why-why where
is your hair
On she table isn't Il pgcity2 bouaht u
TIC other day OF a hair dresser
The man took heels AMI has not ben hcsrI
lfom sincc. though nan resembling him wa.
,e'n not long Afterwards inquring Ia, wayto
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
LOSS OF THE TEAMER WINDSOR

The NJ. Loul, Republican of January lith.
sdys.--"Thc Steamer Windsor, which left thi /,
port on Monday morning Tor New Orleans.
having on boird 80 tons oi fn ight, WINS sunk
between three aud four O'Clock the same after
noon, al The head of Rattle Snake Island. some
twenty three miles below this city. Though
drawing only four and half feet water. She
struck some invisible obstacle IN two fsthom
water, which knocked hole in her bottom.
forward OF her boilers. aud she filled and sunk
IN two minutes after, IN Il or feet water
The water was over her main deck amidships.
bat the two ha,chcs were above H. The cargo
consisted principally at Pork Beef, Lard ia
con and small quantity OF Flour. &c. There
were also on deck, number Of cattle, part of
winch were cas-, overheard and swan To the
island. 1t was the opinion of Capt Boyce,
from whom we have the above particulars
that with the aid of one or two steam boats
the cargo can all be got out, and possibly the
boat raised, although considered doubtful
The steamer Huntsville was chartered and
started down to her assistance last evening.
The Swlitsure No ,, took her passengers of
after the accident The Windsor was IN sur
ed Tor $40, 900 and the freight is said to I've all
insured ia this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
HENRY + SCItwEPPE
4 LARGE SLEIGII

The editor Of Gee lihycflM Banner ,ay.
Not Che largest sleigh h. ever INV. va, bfaugh
in'' That town recently drawn wit.om
hciphi' by eight spanking horses When dll.
Ell u requires o. D. driven By twenty four OF
wen'ysis hora's. J.. s. - feet long. fec.
wide and - ieet high. lm- ~ se,ts. end
GO persons con b. ssafei comfortably ,u d..
was built ia Boston two y,ars since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
HOW TO BE MISERAEI.E

HOW TO BE MISERABLE.-Sit at the
window and look over the way to your neigh
bors excellent mansion, which he has recent.
ly built and paid for, and sigh out, 20, that |
was Il nch mani
Get angry with your ncighbor. and think
YOU have not friend in the world. Shed a
tear or two, and take a walk in the burial
ground, continually saving to- Yourself "when
shall To- buried here"
Sign note for friend and never FORGET
your kindness; aud every hour in the day whis-
per In yourself, II wonder II lac will pay tina Il
nOtcl'
Think every body means To cheat YOU
Closely examine every bill you take, and doub,
ITS being genuine, till YOU have put the owner
To great deal Of trouble Believe every
shilling passed 10 you is but siXpcncc eros
sed, and express your doubts about your get
ting rad of II if you should take it.
Put confidence in no body and believe ey-
cry man YOU trade with To be rogue.
Never accommodate, il YOU can possibly
help 1t. Never visit the sick or afflicted, and
never give a iarthing To assist the poor.
Buy as cheap as You can aud screw down 10
the lowest mill. Grind the faces and the
hearts ot the unfortunate
Brood over your misiortuncs-your lack of
talents, and believe tina at no distant tlay YOU
VIII come 10 want. Let the workhotsc be
ever IN your mind, with all the horrors OF dis
tress and poverty.
Then YOU will he miserable to your heart 5
content, OF We may 50 spcab.) sick at heart
aud at variance with all inc world. Moth
ing will cheer or encourage you--nothng will
throw CLEAN of sunshine or a ray of warmth
into your heart. All will be a. dark and as
cherries as the grave.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
IUDICROIS see

LUDlCROlIS SCENE.-The OREGON dis.
cussion ia thc House gives rise to some ludic-
rouS scenes
The correspondent of the Albany Argus
writes that while Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia. wa,
sPcoklng few days ago. seventeen indi
rlduais Orators, "mcn in buckram y crowd D.
od places ttaiihcy might catch the Chairman :
eye. ~ MIR. &. turn,si to look 10 the clock
To ascertain when his hour would expire
ibc 9rtHfcSH braccd themselves: throwing
back one lee. pushing forward the head and
partly extending the rEht hand, with the most
intense anxiety exhibited ia every muscle
IN the middle Of sentence down came the
hammer announcing the expiration Of the
hnuf. do' shouted a waggish member from
Aldbama, at toe top Of hi, voice, aud instant
~ We seventeen spra1g to their feet. CRYING
Nj. Speaker a. loud as they could hawl,-
Ladies ~ the gallery we're frightened into hys.
icfi's, an Immense Hiar of laughter echoed
through ihe Hall. while MIR Holmes. ofSoufh
carolina, was seen, with horror depicted :p
hi' countenaHcc, ootalting. with hi- pointed
HHgcf. 'Ic uIin, iuus aspianis los ihc naof
II was . nth scene. one which would bs,,
ns''c hoGarih pencil laugh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
A WITTICISM-.

a schoolmastcr, who resides within tei
miles OF Mn Norfolk having by his exer
iions in the school-room, made himself rathe
thirsty, opened his desk to refresh himself witt
an apple, which he had not long before depos
tied there. To his disappointment, il wa
gone. Conjecturing that his wife had purloin
ed II, he instantly despatched 10 her the fol
lowing
Your mother. Eve, an apple stole;
But ate it not alone;
She gave part to that dear sc,,i
OF whom she was the boae,
III have my Eve at less; as kind;
] therefore beg, dear madam,
You will onothera2ple find,
And send II 10 your Adam"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
ANOTHER, ANDONKoFTHELAsTo OF

4NANpi MN ANlpON r. OE Iii T. i.ASI DE
WESTERN NlRGlNlA'S EARLY DEFEN.
DkRS, GONE,-Died ~ the residence of
Joseph HincI, Sr.. near Doe Hill. in Penlle.
ton county. Virginia. on the 20th Noyembet
$50, JOHN BURNER, aged lO2 years. Mr..
Burner IN early life, was Hunter by pro.
lesion. IN which pursuit he became cnurcd ia
hardshPs aud pdydtions known only by the
pioneer, bat which peculiarly fitted him for
The service OF an Indian warfare. And. in
Tie Character OF a scout. he did much service
in the defence OF Northwestern yiryini. and
western Pennsylvania After peace and
quiet was restored the tomakawk and scsIn.
ing knife had been buried, aud the savage
ar-whoop of the Indian was no more head
upon the hills and yaiics of the Monnup.hela
hc returned 10 lIis native country, Shenandoah
Ono" fagc) from whence ho removed. about
the year 1912 to the county of Pcndleton.
where he attained To tie remarkable age stated
above, beloved aud respected hy all who knew
him. lie has lett 40 family to mourn las loss
never having been married. ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was bright ear
ly spring day and the snow melted very last
i'm the sun. We think we have now our
January ,haw i'm earnest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

The. usual hour having arrived, a motion
was made To adjourn. Objections were made
but the motion prcvailed-l20 to 81.
On the I'D the Senate did not sit. The
house was wholly occupied in the Florida
contested election case, which was not deci-
ded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
SNOW STORM

Our eastern papers note tremendous
snow storm through the New England States
New York aud New Jersey. Their mails are
all one or two days behinu time and much de-
ranged, the rail roads all blocked up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

O--Mr. w. K. Allison, his Withdrawn
from the editorial Department # the "Cudi.
RepubIicdH, and Mr. NJ 4. Bnster, former,
~ of Zancsvile takes his place. Daring the
editorial career of Mr.. Allison. ne proved
himself an able and interchangeable champion
"a ia" Wing cause, and the Republican,
whilst under his control, Sustained "a high and
mcntcd reputation. The first number of the
Republican under the administration of
Mr.. Brstcr, gives assuranC. that it's high Icp.
utatlon will h. fully sustained, and ,l,at the
doctrines of the Wing party will fluid in him
Jealous and efficient advocate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

The Boston Journal of "Wednesday after
noon, the latcs, paper received from tina, city
says
There is no news of the Hibernia yet. Al
this season of the year, passages across .he
Atlantic are always uncertain. lf strong
westerly gales have prevailed in the Atlantic
Tor the last fortnight. the Hibcrnia may hard
ly bc expected before Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
The Editor Of The Express la. been shown

The Editor of the Express has been shown
beautiful piece of sculpture, representing
DR.. franklin, standing in his usual attitude
with his three comcred hat under his left arm
and a small scroll in his right hand The head
and flowing hair represent the man in the
most perfect manner. His cravat, coat, vest
shoes and buckles, are IN perfect kee ping
This beautiful piece OF art (says the Exprcss)
has been executed with pcnknife, in alahas
ter, 10y a lad only about fourteen years of aye
by the name OF Richard Dunphy, living in
Third avenue in this CITY. We consider the
work masterpiece. Tho child-ior such he
is-posSesses talents of high order. which
ought To be encouraged.-N. l. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

Mr.. WHARTON: Please announce JAMES
ALEXANDER and w. s. WICkHAM to-
represent the 2d ward in tho present COUNSEL,
Jan. 10. 1916. MANY VOTERS.
Mn. ALEX AMBER declines.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

JSo. M'LrRE. T.. PoLLocK, Tnos HucnEs
aud JSo. H,MiLToS will b. supported with
out distinction OF party, for Council. BY the
FIRST WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
GEORGE RnnINSoN

Will b. supported, without distinction of
party, at the ensuing Charter Election. rs one
of the representatives. of the Second Ward in
Council SECOND WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

FOOD FOR COWS.-Wc would commend
the following article TO the careful perusal of
our readers, a. IL embraces topic of great
practical Importance. With those familiar
with the writings OF NJ. Chabcrt, and his ex-
allied character as a scholar, any commenda-
ton on our part, would OF course appear SUI
periluous.
M. Chsbert, the director of the veterinary
school oil Aliord, England had number of
cows which yielded twelve gallons OF milk
every day. In his publication on the subject,
he observes that cows fed in the winter on
dry substance gives less milk than those which
are kepton green diet, and also that their milk
loses much OF its quality. lie pubised the
following receipt, by the u.s. of which his
cows afford him unequal quantity and quality
oi milk during the winter as during the sum
mcr. Take bushel OF potatoes. break them
while raw, place them in barrel standing up.
putting IN successfully layer of bran, and a
small quantity of yeast in the middle oi the
mass, which il to bc left thus to fcrmcnt du-
ring whole week, and when the vinous
taste has prevailed the whole mixture, il is
given To tho cows, who eat i, grcedily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

The Senate, by a decided majority, rejected
the nomination of Judge Woodward, of Penn.
to a scat on the Supreme Bench of the United
States. IL is said Mr.. Buchanan will getit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
SECOND WARD.

Mr.. WHARToS,-Plcasca announce DIR. A.
=. TODD WIN. PAXTON and w. y. WICK
HAM. a. candidates for the Council from tho
Second Ward, at the ensuing Charter election.
FEW MORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

Mr.. WhGrton-Plesse announce NJ. G..
GOOD, Esq. as a candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing election, and YOU will obligc
MANY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
oI) ARD

wv MITCHELL, A. =. Tom. and JoRS X.
MORROW will I've supported a, candidates ior
council by the I'D WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

The New York Times OF Tuesday, says
The ruins OF the great fire in July last are still
burning IN some places, and the burning ma
'enais emit very disagrecable odor, that is,
al times, very offensive
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

lon will please announce the name Of u.
Nc"iNNlS, Esq, as a candidate for the
Mayonli'y. BY the request of
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
FIRST WARD

Mathew MLure, Clark Hsnes ,Thos. Hughes,
and John Hamiel,on, will be supported with
out distinction OF party al Councilmcn for the.
lST WARD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
BNLTIMORE.-Thc Mnror of R,liimop

BALrlMORE.-Thc Mayor of Baltimore
has sent in hisanuual communication To coun-
ellis, from which we learn that the asscssablc
property OF the city for the present year is
Sol ,13i l16; being an increase above the levy
OF last year OF 81 ,6iO,6SI. An extension OF
the limits OF direct taxation j. recommended.
there being within the city limits s3,sli,ii
of untaNcd property.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

\ DROP Is TIE SEA. -Iiar m,ie.t,
Vnecn victoria. seems to b. ulu,k. lera
c} OF 10000 having been left tohsf b., sngit
nan named Aker--bui 10 H. co. Dr. applirI "a,
'hs Paynrut oi The national debt Nm. !.
rather homeopathic doe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
DANCING AcAnp,,v

oh MIS- COiiEN. beg. Is.,. q.
-, m",'m We issies snd gentlemen Of w..
n"e Inst her s,cFd qosnss u,u -. "hee.
sunday nsu Sl.i Pewoss u,.b,,, ~, - 80,
,"',a'e"' Wi pIease 70 .snd ., s.,. :. n ..,sI.
- nc ~" iofm'ns her sis.... A., ,bs .se.pI
" Mf' - "i1ms 10, smes,e ,hants H. he,
"''"' i"' her ihcssI pa'n.sass. cod bop~. =,
"''" continuance ~ the SANE.
jau % tvs Mrs A rottro
" B-Mn VII ~ is.nd ~ her ,,h,.,l o, -,
'Vihef Of Uniun and Market ufs,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
THIRD WARD,

THIRD WARD.
For Mayor-MOSES G. GOOD, ESD
Councils. BRADY, A. FIcHsER, s. L. HUI
Linen, GEORGE MESpKL.
Mr.. WHARTON
Please Withdraw my name as a candidate to-
represent the Bird ward, in the city council.
and oblige GEORGE MENDEI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
SECOND WARN

w. w. SHRlVER and J. r. MORROW
Tor councilmcn from 2nd ward will be
"INvINCiBLE"
Nh. SHRlVER declines.