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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
MR.. JAMES q. MuRnocH

Mr. Murdoch, tue Tragedian, commences
an enagenent this evening OF the Walnut
Stree Theatre, with the iavorite CHARACTER of
"Cbdc Melnoite.' in the ~personation of
whln he Is not eScelled. Mr.. Murdoch re-.
tue TO US from a Southern tour. which has
ben tor him n complete series of triumphs-
~ high opinions OF excellence and ability
toned here were amply sustained and even
naghtencd by his natural aud sterling define
sons OF the most difficult characters of the
tinderd drama, and he comes back TO the CITY
there his genius WAS first noted and spproye1
take yet more firmly his position as one Of
'e masters spirits OF The stage, whose Office il
; TO raise aud purify il. 1t will become the
overs OF The drama here To sustain their "a.
rori'e, and with the seal OF their APPRECIATION
p'aced again upon him to incite TO renewed
mercy IN his laborous vocation. In the course
d ms present engagement Mr.. Murdoch will
produce. with careful reference 10 time. Mace
md habits ofthe people, a tragic drama found
.d upon events in the history of witchcosf, in
salem. II is said to be written with great A.
nifty, end will afford MIR. NJ. ample oppor,u.
'ity Tor the exercise OF his great powers.
II. IS. Guzeft,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
THE ROUTE 10 oREGoN

a curious Tact, connected with our righti
and position IN Oregon. wds stated to us by
Military friend. It's this: Alter leaving III,
Soudi West Pass, The only route which W,
have 70 reach the valley ol The Willamette
and the Columbia passes d large distance
T'thin me McricdR territory-Upper Calilor-
ma. This Is the route always taken b. tic
Emigrants.
The road TO Oregon j. from Independence 10
The hanLis river; thcncc up the Valley OF the
ATkansas To- the South West Pass. Now this
Pass Is j~asiJ0UrfoeH mites North of the II deg.
oil Latitude. This WAS a bare escape from the
Mexican Territory.
But when they leave tn South West Pass,
IA onlcr 10 turn the second range OF Noun
Iains, they ore obliged To 20 Souihwarlly, in
a clIcuitous route, all they reach the valley
OF Green river, in California. AT the Southern
point OF their Journey, they are more than a
hundred miles IN the Mexican territory. From
that point they turn North West. and ge,
into valleys running into tho Columbia.
This fact IS OF importance; Tor ii we car
find no other route, we may be obliged "a
purchase a portion OF California, in order Il
secure a rightoi Way.
Captain Fremont Is nov exploring Calilor-
MS. He was last al Monterey. We may ex,
poet a very iull report from him of the real
situation and character OF that country.
Cincinnati ChTOuick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

Tickets of admission To tir Fireman's Ball,
i1r the benefit at the Hope Fine Co.. which
TAKES place on next Friday evening. Msy LIST,
at the City Hall. NAV b. procured at the u.
s. AMI Virginia Hoiei,stA A.. J. Panels ,Rob5's
Book Store. Totl and Howells, Jno. Bish-
ops AMI VIM. Georges. We hope our ciii
zcns " ho DO NOT attend hollis may feel dispo-
I'D tn I%ufchasc tickets. The Hos of tlr Hope
Com ,iauy, la, hy constant Use becuuIr almost
,~aluless, and has hrcn too short altogether to
reudeT any ser,icc nj the las, two iiws. The
nlemheTs oi the Company have adopted the
means To which We have alluded. to put ,heir
apparatus III compile order: snl We hope, tha,
overy citizen who has seen the zeal viii.
which the members OF the Hope Company.
have applied themselves to thrir srlous duties
will render whatever assistance may be ia his
power.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
FORTY WAGONS IL ONE nay.

Nht ~ VA'h ia -
II is upon record that once upon a lime The
good city OF Wheeling-which by tradition
is said TO have been at the 'thca, of naviga
tion-was elrctnhed by The unprecedented.
indispensable Tact OF Forty Conestoga Wa
CONS having arrived in one day. This aston
tonishing occurrence is almost equal To uha,
happened hene on Monday and Monday NIGHT.
when there were seventy-fve loaded Canal
boats in the Basins and Slips. Yesterday
there were sixty. number having dischs rged
and cleared, while others came in. II was a
busy day.
The Pittsburgh Gssc,te, in the above article.
admits that the canal has been bScken, and
consequently impossible, and that Goods tina,
western merchants needed, have been la, ing
for weeks in that ditch. and that now tn, ,
are driven into Pittsburgh In such quantities,
that they cannot possibly be properly cared
for aud slowed away, or shipped in reasonable
time. A great ditch that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

... CONSUMr ION AND DEArp
Will mosa s~ssusedly u tn early e., .,
who neglect thsmselves when ,fb;r,.I
the prcIncnitesy sympsons Of consur.
such . . : Cold, Cosgh, Bronchitis Or s.
OF the Throat. H-oansness, Nf6cult b,
ration, Asthma, Spittine Of Blood. &r :
Duncsn's Expectorant Remedy" il q.
prepared Tor The removal and cure u
dangerous aud troublesome disrasc, !,
lore, you who ere labovine under tho ia
OF these complaints, procure immed;.,.,
medicine before il N too late. 0oa
may be the mesns Of ppolonsipr voa,
Always ask for "Dr. Dsmcsn's E,m.
Kennedy sad see that you get il. ana !.
persuaded By some who seIl differ, ,
cines to take soma Of their med;c;~.
erence. Tbess persons obtain som. u
,n,ng and palm il on the public a, fnn !
II Is therefore important for pu,cb,.n
on tneir guard. "DR. DUNCANS pI,
IORANT REMEDY l. out IN II la.
bottles and enveloped in blue mr.,
outer form contains Z 6ne sterI III
wing representing "kbpe Ia = S,ar~ y
For sale By J. b. & k. b. MARSH j
row. \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
A GIGANTIcPRoJEcr has been bro,cb

IN fdns-berng d cast iron tunnel, beneath
the sea, TO extend from Calais TO Dover, TWEEN
ty- ono miles. Such all enterprise at first sight
appeals vlsionary-bui the experience OF the
last thirty years goes to prove the iminense
power OF human skill to such an extent tina
nothing IN the arts now seems 10 be impossi-
bic .-ErehGnge paper.
An iron TUNE large enough to allow a
double railroad track ior cars TO p4ss each 9th.
er ~ opposite directions. il sunk ia deep wa.
ter, would require 20 be ma,le 80 massive as
TO resist the pressure of the water as To make
rather expensive Tor twenty miles. The
idea may be valuable, however, and the plan
good Tor crossing MYERS, narrow and deep,
without obstruCting navlgatium.-Phi. Led.
High Wire Suspension Bridges would be
cheaper and better.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
YANKEE DOODLE IN AUSTRIA.

We clip The following paragraph from a
letter in the New York Herald, dated Vienna.
Feb. 3, 1915:
''vieux Temps has been perform;np n,
some time IN The Imperial Opera Housre md
his popularity in a city where music Of ever
kind is so doscly criticised, must BE- b;sbiy
fat,ering 10 him. He is decidedly a gyss,
f~avorite, act is always warmly received A
few evenings ago | was present at one of hi.
performancs, and witnessed an occurrence
well -calcrdted To excite the enthusiasm q,
an Ameran heart. Vieux Tennis had finish
ed a ser:e OF his pieces with the Carnival Of
Venice was called out again. when no
struck NJ Yankee Doodle with variations =
This set he whole audience into a oerfec,
uproar. Americnnei,' cried out one of The
Austrian, "Bnvor' a hundred others. and
you may well imagine that we Anne icaos
three or luri in numb Z, found il rather dif; MI,
TO SIT 81 during this enthusiastic expression
OF ieelis Tor our beloved country. Al the
close OF ne piece the applause was u~nbounded
Vieux 1mps was called out three times h.
fore thc curtain Tell, and twice after,s,z.
the audince eachtime receiving him standing.
and getting him with rounds of sppl,use'
while rarly oil the ladies in the house were
clappin their hands 10 the best OF their abili.
ties. here is n box in this house known
as the nglish box. | cast my eyes towards
IL, and ound its occupiers silent observers NJ
the sche' probably rejecting on Bunker Hin,
Lexin}on, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

!, b extremely nassu.l to us to \,
Linsd'esdof tAat .osa dersiuul and 10y
d,sssse' CossasPsson. 1t appears, A. !
blend and help bod sor~hen us, brn o.
eternity alone. Ths ssaeses ,e.,, s,.'
nue. OF esospe and b sePssled ., all. H.
which stsads - OPEN ana wise, M
the Health Restorative oGlar. c. Br;or..
In This actual cure sos ssch : dise,,. a
an un'silins source u hope. MAJ. >.
Il. u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
ANOTHER BREAK IxTHgNE YORK

CANAL.-There is, says the Albany Journal
At viii be seen, a very bad break in the Great
Embankment of the Erie Canal. near Bush
nclfs Basin. The canal is, also, in bad order
generally. The bcss thing hoped for is, that
while repairing the break ia the Great En-
bankmeni, the canal may be put in order along
the whole line:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

UNION LINE.-we learn that another
regular line of boats has been established be-
tween this city and Cincinnati. The steamer
Union vii leave here every Tuesday morning
and leave Cincinnati every Thursday evening.
other boats will be put in to make a daily
line.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
Extract Of a letter, dated

NvtHLSItk, ZoU ApTII.
a break In the Canal occurred at fullan's
Basin yesterday. The Superintendent, at my
elbow, says it will take at least ten DAYS 10
repair this break. Boats this side OF the break
,ainot reach Albany any less than sixteen
days. aud there are no boats 10 load here, until
the boats iroin the other side can arrive, 80
that your receipts will BE- yery light Tor many
DAYS 10 come"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
Mr.. FoRREsTIN ENGLAND.

Mr.. Forrest in the latter part Of March
brought on, Judge Conrad's play OF Aylmere,
founded on the story of Jack cade, at Man
chester. Il was played for SIX nights to good
houses. The Edinburg Scotsman and the
London Times have both been asssiling For.
rest Tor a circumstance which occurred at the
E~dinburg Theatre.
mir. Macready, who was playing at Elm
burg in February, introduced a fancy dance.
a pas dc mouchOir; as the Edinburg Weekly
Chronicle called it. in the tragedy OF Hamlet,
just before the play scene. Mr.. Forrest, who
was present. and had warmly aud frequently
applsuded the performance. but who thought
this dance a desccralion of the scene. express
ed his disspprobstion m the usual manner
The next day be was attacked by the Scots
man. as having signalizcd himself by loud
and repeated solitary kissing. with the view
ofexpressing his diSappro,al of the manner in
which MIR. Macrcsdy gave a particular PAS
sage MIR. Forrest sent a letter to the Scots.
nah TO vindicstc himself from this calumny,
but its insertion was refused. The attack
was afterwards copied into the London Times,
with additions and comments. Mr.. Forrest
wrote 10 that paper also TO deny the charge.
bat his denial was refused admission. The
Truth was, doubtless, tia, be did not approach
the Times-which makes q trade Of every
thing, and is spoken OF b. all parties as the
m ,st corrupt journal in Great Brtsin-with
the means Of persua,ion which were cx-
pected. The Eiinburg Chronicle, however,
yindicsted MIR. Forrest in a handsome manner
from this charge. in itself ungenerous and in.
hospitablc. and which nobody at all aoquaint-
ed with MIR. Forests personal charac,er could
have enieriaincd fora mnmnntr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
no A FAlTHLESS MARY

TO A FAlTHLESS MARY.
Say Mary, canst thou sympathise.
With u whose heart il bleeding :,
Compelled TO wake from loves Young drr,,
And take 10 special pleading,
For since lost my suit to you,
| care not now & fraction
About these tiresome suits nj law
These senseless forms of action.
But in my lonely chamber oft,
When clients leave ne leisure.
In mourning DER departed Joys.
ind a moumfuf pleasure.
How well know that spot where first
! saw that form ETHEREAL
But, sh in ttansitory things,
Th venues not material.
And reading Archto,d's Practice now.
i scarce believe tits true,
That | could set my heart upon
An arch-bold girl like You,
But then. that bright biue.cycfe liant forth
A most msrring dart;
Which, like a special cnpias, made
A prisoner OF my heart.
And IN the week.-mrs. of my heart,
One fatal. long vacation
gave a pledge to prosecute,
Aud filed my declaration.
AT first, your taking time 10 plcsd.
Gave hope for my felicity
The doubtful negative you smoke
Scefurd had far ifx duut,.
And then your blush 30 clearly seemed
To pardon my t-ransgession.
thought ! was about TO snap
a Judgement by confession.
But soon leaned (mos, fatal TRUTH
How Fashly / hId counted.
For now sssumpsit vas the plea
To which 1t all amounted.
Deceiuul maid, another swain
Was then beloved by thee
ihe preference you gave 10 him
Was fraudulent 10 me.
an, when we love, $50 Shakespeare say.,)
Bad luck is sure TO have us
Inc course OF true love never ran
without some special traverse.
say what inducement could YOU have.
10 act 50 base a patti
without this-thst you smiled on mr.
ineer had lost my heart.
my fVai ! was doomed 10 view
A husbands rights assert;
nae now tis wrong to think Of you,
FOR you re a ieme covert.
"nen iate saw your son and heir.
WAS NORWOOD for a lover
For then. the plea Of infancy,
MY heart could no, ge, over.
kissed the little brat; and aid.
Much happiness | wish YOU
but on, ! felt he was 20 me
An MINISTERIAL issue.
MARY sdieui III mourn no more.
Nor pen pathetic ditties:
ny pleading was Of no avail.
And 20 III stick 20 Chitty,s
Trenton Dolly Nsws.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

Tom. why lisa pedsgogue commonly known
To be like a dog that has finished a boue.
C,nt FAY Tor a certainty-0. ali, perhaps
It's because the old dog may be licking his
chaps,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

THE CRoPS.-The Whea, crops at the
South promise abundantly. The prospect for
the Cotton crop is not so favorable. In many
parts OF Georgia the baokwardncss OF the spring
and the wetness OF the soil have compelled
| Trnlantinq.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The Great Western arrived at New York on
Tuesday last, with news five days later from
England.
Parliament had adjourned until after East.
CT.
All the great measures had been postponed.
The Irish Coercion and Corn Bills will BE-
act. upon ss soon rs possible after the meet
Tue tsrdH bill viii probably pss.
pool. "
The Cotton Msrkc, had improved l.sd.
NO ehaags in provisions.
cifc. ~
The news Is considered favorable in New
York, aud stocks have improved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
Nh. [or rafriott 32

: hvn we estimated Parriott's m~siorit, in
iyirt d, 10 we had forgotten that there was a
separate precinct called Pine Grove in that
county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

1.-THE BALI.-You are bound for the lance
tonight, where the gay heart and bright smile
will greet you-where the wreathed flowers
will scatter the perfumes Of the glorious spring,
and the fair forms that minsle in the mary
dance will be rcdolent OF bcautyand of grace.
We, therefore. need not urge you go in behalf
of the fire men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

STEAMBOAT ACClDENf.-The sles4ner
Tobacco Plant. bound up TIC Missouri river
struck a snsg on he 10th inst. when sbou,
sixteen miles below Liberty, which Knocked
a bole ~ her bottom, forward If the boilers.
She was rus on a bar. and the pumps and
buckets pat into active ser,icc-the passen-
a'fs Offering their assistance to Keep her clear
OF water. Her cargo amounted 10 about one
hur'fed tun', consisting OF pork. whisky
groceries sud dry goods. but Is tho pofk sad
whisky formed thc most Of the lower tier. only
. very small proportion was damagcd. and six
% seven hundred dollars sill cover The las.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
MARCH OF CIVILIZATION IN THE

sANDNlChI SLANDS.-The Rev. DIR. Arm.
strong. at a missionary meeting in BROOKLYN,
n. Y, stated that twenty odd years ago. two
vessels sailed from this c~ouniry-eac6 with a
company oi missionaries. They continued
the same track 10 the equator, when they sen.
srated; one went eastward, around the Cane
of Good Hope, and landed her missionaries =,
Cey.lon, among an ancient, proud and super.
stitious people, where they have preached
christ with great success. The other vessel
proceeded westward around Cape Horn. and
thence noIlhward, and landed her missions-
mes at the Sandwich islands, among an ipnor-
ant, savage, and deeply degraded race. There
they began TO make known the Gospel Noyy
said Df. A., ! have just received a letter from
the sandwich Islands. with a draft from the
Church OF Molsksi, the contributions Of tho
natives, derived from the sales of mats. &c
OF slOO-to be paid to the Ceylon mission r.,
Tue education OF pious natives there for the
ministry is not this indeed a wondcrl-
christians Of the Sandwich Islands. twenty
years ago in thickest darkness, now rai,ins
i"nds TO educate the youth OF Ceylon!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

N JAMisON. Postage Des,., !.
~ moved 10 Eswesa's L,srs Bu,Id,,.
20 Water ~ wheeling; where he will B. !.
- he 's'esSa. sssd ,hs pssIic. who h,y. -
scr'Psivn VI Psodscs fos ssis o. hur,e,. ,u.h !,
-on. Lsrt, Bssses. Cssa. Oats. Dried Fruu }
Ps,s,res. tisss. h"ps. Clover sod 'r,mo,b, ,
az. kc. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

-.nsCLALLBN 4 KNOX.
AVA jas ssc'd Uisscs Sru~ n. ~.
IL ssss',s very large end veil srl.e,.d ;
"en' OF Ds.ss ed Sbsss. which win ~ arr.
to Co.n'fy msscAssss b shs psckss. ., do,.'
. email advance fs~a .-ssufs~,u,.,;s -.
e' ~'sn'ne 70 poreAsss BY the package o,
VI" P'esso o" snd ont s~cs. M
psssss:ed vesy largely 9Th the intention u q
wholesale ossiness. We ere prepared TO w,OI
~ho "sy isvos ~ with . call. a. % low r,,
the same quality ~ ssods cen be had in IN, b,
cities. with The sddssioo AZ he e~sssiase.
MCLALLEN q KNOX
may Ssen o( he Bio Rsp y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

O-S- The following ore the full aud correct
returns ior Senator i'm the district composed
ct rookc, Ohio, MARSHALL, Wetzcl and TYLER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

IL IS uncer,ain, yet, which way Virginia
has gone; but we think for the locofocos.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND EMIGRANTs.-
we learn from unquestionable authority, saws
The Philadelphia Eagle. that 5000 emigrsnts
are shortly 10 arrive at Galveston. Contract,
have been made in New Orleans Tor their trans.
Portation irom the island TO the Brazos river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
RAIL ROADS IN FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent OF the Boston At
las writes, under ditc OF 1T Instant
There are now Sli miles Of milroad open in
Frmcr. aud 1903 more conceded aud in pro
gress, oi which over 200 will be completed
during the present year. Adding TO this The
lines Tor which companies have petitioncd the
Chamber. France will have in 1880, 1910
kilometres. OF about Zoo miles of railroad
Coinplrted-iorming an immense net work.
oi which Paris II the centre. The capital will
be only SIX hours distant from H1vre, eight
from Calais, seven from Lille, nine from Metz.
twelve from Slrasbourg and Lyons. twenty
Hour from Marsciilcs and Toulouse. twelve
from Nantes, and fifteen from Bordeaux
The concessions Of thcsr roads were az first,
as IN America, pcfpeiual-ttcy were soon
reduced to 30 years, and nov spectators are
willing TO beer the whole expense. and sur
TcndeS up the rood at the end Of forty or fifty
years.
The same letter supplies the following
items:
The trisl OF NJ. DC Bcauvallon. iormcdy
editor oi ile Globe, for having. about a YEA,
siucc, billed ia a duel. NJ Duianier. editor al
The Pmsse, has attracted much altculiun-
The prisoner vas acquitted on ihe cnpitaI
'htgc. bat sentenced to pay ilc costs anc
1000 doliars la the tnoilrr at ISIS victim.
TIC uoinlnatIon TO ulc Bshopdc of JemSa.
lrm l~Fion2mg alternately 10 the British an,
Fmssian gosefnmtnis. the hing 81 Prussia la.
allied tbe SEE vacated by thc death al ihc Rev.
d.. Alexander, by the Rev. Moses Belson. a
converted jew Mr. Bclson was originally a
joumcymnn ssdiler, aud travelling IN Eng.
iatd in scsrrh oi cNprn nee aud education as
= usual among thc German mechanical work.
ed Tor a time at Exeter, where be bccano con.
terlei.
The isfaeli - Of Malta have ecnefousl,
supplied With clothing aud money. q youn,
Alnedcan named Aicxanicf lIorsy, wis
has bceD cured Of insanity im tbc hospita
there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

INDtA.-Tbe csnpaigH against the Sikhs
must have cost the British Indian army. In
billed and wounded. SOO0 or 1000 men in-
Guiding au extraordinary proportion of British
officers. by Wbom he trpnp- are chiefly cOm.
'nandtd. \ majority OF ihc nou commission
"a oiiierrs and putaics kilci and wounded
Ntic natives Tie %oii,cfs e.pous IT killed
'"H Notodcd. On thc British side IN lbree
t''hsipei eusa sentut., ar s- follow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

EREsH FRoM rIuiLADELPHIA-zl
IL rived this dsy fsem P~hissdelphir
TsanA 81 L>js~s' ed'd Hall Gsnsr
do Do Black d.
do do Grid Slipper
do as black do
~ The snoih End ss Mssses "a ,.r ,Va
b'ssk msmmosh BYos. ~bich viii be .assI
cash. sssyf TODD q H0NG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

BURGLARY The store Of Judge Evans
Of Hi~llshouOugh, Ohio, was entered on the
nlght Of thc 10Th Inst, aud robbed Of eco in
m00ey and notes oi hand 10 The amount Of
%seycul thousand dollars. Tie clerk, who
slept up stairs. heard the noise. and got down
ln tune to vc the burglars make thrir exit
The CARTE ssys he csll~d 20 them to stop.
bnt they gave hun to understand they would
uthsr TO any thinS else"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
A FLOATING THEATRg-Ther.,..

A FLOATING THEATRg-Thcra are Is
towns and villages between Dtoit aud Chi.
csgo. containing 10000 20 100000 mhabi
ants, many Of whom never witnessed D
theatrical Performance A pscje'tI sedou-ly
entertained u meeting this case, by Building
= large aod broad propoiler Oh boasd Of whi
would b. placed si us aspirrnalia Of
rgulsr %ilr~Atfc.
Gr FOREIGN NEtyS THE Grst We
Tern - no~ du. 81 Nca iurk wits 0nr Ncei
ater dales irom E9,oy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

We are now able to inform the Argus that
the election has takcp place. and that Col.
Psrfiot Is elected, Ind further, that it will
not be Necessary lo, the correspondents OF
that detachable sheet To continue thc battle
any Longer, especially 90 the great defeated,
as we hear, does not Intend 10 run ior any
other office Ia the gif ol a people so uugrstc-
iul.