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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
CONSUMPTION CURED.

The ollosin s Isuer u from . highly respectable
merchant. dated
LEwsTuws.N v Sept 10. ~.
DR. ID JsYsU Dear St lit "a SAID ~ Phy,ie ,sns
ses j. ny HE mess of msnt,sd believed. that Con.
SUMPTION eanDoi 10 cutrs-lhat when nnce u be-
comes sessed in The human system. noIhing ess
srsdieeie ~ stay 10 prsersss, but that u Will co..
linus the ~osk % dssisseiion unnl is victim sini'
into The grave.
However true ihi. sasy no IN ,heoy. { sm do
P~~d 70 donha - 'a fsois indeed. my own srpeH'
'nes. snd . desire b. Benefit aahsn. eosnpsis me 70
P'"noanee The assertion untrue. Yon Will ptohably
'ssoHee' go. hat in hssinnsae Of 1901 wrote 70
20" s's',ns TINS I he'd NE eassuapti.ar and hat .
"s' ts'i hufyins 'e 90 The grsvs. DID net ihes
"f ~" ! no~ soahi. every synp,om IVES ico plsinly
ss'Iie' Ms physteisn considered me iueurssie.b bet
ne sdS'ee ~h'esI asked of you ras siysn. ard
I" "sPp, "s,y that ~ asos . fsw haIles Of
'oef hc'fn rafsbie mejrins-sbs Erpsetossni. I
~. RESTORED AID tee sf IN ny he hsys { sBi~ysd
:, mnfs handicapped health ihsn stsrs Inst
'me ~ -" 'boaid ses me nv. 700 ~eaia net
"ss"ee ~ my appearance hat Nod ssef bess
- ""eh lr~ thar ! ksA haJ i've co.ssuft ion DIT
w" : 40 s'iii syins. . s.esshe wholly snS saisssiI
LEONARD ~suEpPARp.
Fuf sale ~ . CRuaBkCKgR, Dsursss. I73
s,tssa "heei'ngs 'ols sssas 60 chr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

Co Tue ~iolloNiag circular IA, been al.
by the friends Of the high, of Way
'o~ IA hsrdsbugh. to thu people OF the West
eTn c"on,ys of IA. We ,rus, the action upon
a will b. prompt ani decisive.
TO rHE PEOPLE OF WESTERN PENN.
SlLyANlA.
PILLOW CfrizENs-Wc speak To- you from
We scene o' action. The c1igcncv ol the case
d~vta9ads ~. We speak not the language
81 terror. but oi a wise psecaution. We
know. because We sec. tremendous influences
wltch are brought To bear. 10 defeat the bill
Granting the right Of WAY to the Baltimore
sni ONO Railroad Company at the proscn,
SESSION.. Every art which a blind seliishnes,
can sngge.t, every means which a wicked ia.
equity can devise, is boldly and recklessl,
osrd by philadelphia 10 defeat il. A last
struggle IA lis behalf must be made. Thrust
BE- matr by the People. Argument with ON
{ Opponents Il useless. The car OF reason /.
,iosed. Nothing will open 1t. bat the thun.
tier tones ol an outraged. aud indignant pcO.
pie. demanding justice with the stern deter
minatiun TO have IL. We therefore appeal L.
: ysH Tor immcdiaie and determined sction.-
. L1tit cOnr, bat let IL conc quickly.
We would therefore earnestly request tia.
Mas, Meetings should be held Immediately IA
} every tou nshiP. village, city aud %couaty. Il
I'Nprcss the opinion of the West anil South.
west on the subject t the Right ot Way-snd
also their ultimate determination, in case il
/, should br defeated by au unwi~c. Chimes,
Philadelphia poliry-io take into considerl.
tiau the entire question oi their wrongs, anl
To- ainpt ell such measures as may be- deemed
necessary ait proper on ,he ocCasion sud Tor.
/. warl their proceedings Immediately TO thc
Legislature.
In addition 10 The above. wc woull als,
a strongly recommend that a Gcneml Mas,
Convention sltould b. held az Allegheny cit,
z uu "Wednesday. the Ssh dsy OF Apui next. Ia
!. uut'r Go concentrate the expression of tn,
opinion oi Western Pcnnsy lVsnis on thcs,
" subjects, amt that action be- taken at thcs,
g meeting, iu reference to the SINE.
let thc voice I'll the poopic BE- hard -
10 bc kIsovI that the entire W,sI j.. on TAI,
subject, a ~Imbcrns volcano, which IL re-
Iquires but the defeat of thr present bill, "a
excite into irarul ami overwhelming actiyi.
~ let Il d. settled now, at once ant forever.
that Philadelphia has ruled the Common.
IS wealth long enough, that she shall do 30 nc
longer, that the people ofthc West hav right,
"lic'i they will no longer btty OF accept as(a
rD~s, from this Pckin OF pcuus,lyania: tina
they knew their rights, and tiat, at last. they
q are determined To maintain them.
4 CourtEc, Fcllow-CItIcns Coursg'l In thi'
hour oi urcd rork-work, and all is won.
% To the ~,i-ilant. the active, the brave, "therc
Il is mo- such wopl ss-|uN
4 ONE FiaL MORE. aul the Day j. ours.
We are led 60 believe thst the opponent
A OF the right of wey-thc friends OF P~ennsyl
wanna. will also be- active, and have an e1,
r preston OF public opinion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
RIOT AND MURDER AT NASHVILLE.

We find the following in the Nashville Ga.
zrtte Of lac 10Th.
On yesterday afternoon, + T.. c. hudson
nui kiilci M Il. Pogterheld. oftbiscit,.
\ diilculiy. OF a nature 10 which we do not
care To refer, bad arisen between the parties.
and uF"n meeting shots were exchanged.
winch resulted as stated above. Judson was
arrested, but ,he excitement WIS NJ great a.
salnsi bun, that when he was taken before
Justice Ferris Tor examination. il became cvi-
aent That lac would be summauiy dealt with.
Some cnej shoot him, others 'hang hun,
dnd a brother OF the deceased, shot at him sew
ef1l times number ot shots were fired al
him by others, aud strange 60 say. be escaped
unhud, ran on snj bad himself ia thu Cit,
iioirI. Hundnds of excited persons collect
cd around the Hotel, and after searching some
iine he was found, and, ia cndea,ounng To
escape, hc Tell from The 81 story OF the porch
without seuou injury. The sheriff hen took
'haiss oi han and conveyed him la prison, the
oPie now seeming willing that The law
should take is cours.
Mt. G PvnteCo,l was SHOT iu Toe ann h,
o stray bail, AMI o. d astonishing that other,
were not wounded ur allied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

\ curious elopcmeut took place, a lew DAYS
since, IA tins oty. The parties wcrc a veu
young and good looking man, and a rather old
and Unlocking maiden. The lady was rich.
The gentleman poor. The friends OF the form
er, her hrpulers, sisiens, nirces, objected 10
The match, bat the old maid had set her heart
on IT, aud 10 IAN away 10 Philadelphia, where
The bridal knot was pEoPcrly tied. We have
heam oi romantic Boarding school misses run.
ming away with OLD men, but never before ri
a young mhn clipping with su old maid. So
says a contemporary, but the fact il the lh.ng
hSs been done thousand times aud more TOO.
y. J. GloYe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
GENTEEL SHEEP.

The DociorS who ate trying experiments on
Sheep with the Broccici Water. do not offer
greater indiguitics TO ihst animal, thln Mr..
SECRETARY Walkers new Tariff Bill, which
the Rochester Democrat SAYS. produces TIC
dutyoH Wool more fhaH one half-with Inc
single exception of the coarse d~oscripiion.
which no Yankee Sheep would b. BLACKBOARD
enough 20 carry about mnir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
RAILROAD TnOUBLES- The

RAILROAD Ti.0UBLES-rhe hands on
the ralroad at Troy, y. H., struck for higher
wages and nearly beat Mr.. Holman. a farmer.
TO death. They raised All empty colin on
which was incnbed, For him 1cho goes 10
Sork brst." lie knocked down four or them
when ihe fifth came up behind, strlck' him
down with an axe, and when down, they
hacked his head drcadfuily. MIR Holman j. a
iemcr, and has asa interesting wife and family
OF children. IL was has Way from the North
WHITTIER lac had been with a lual of ch.ics.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
CARPET WEAyIYG-Caak,,L

Ahlb lGakrc Ingenuity.
-Mf. Bigclow, an ingeniuu, American aui-
san, has invented a power loom Tor weaving
grain carpcis. which j. alnead, IN uss b. the
Lowell Company. who have 80 FITS looms
m motion. aud expended neatly one hundred
thousand dollars IA this branch of mauufac-
turf. The carpets produced are of ilc finest
quality. Mr.. Bigclow has also completed a
machine for the manufacture OF Bfus~.l, car
peiing' which has every prospect OF success.
lie hasalSo invented a machine Tor the man
uiac,ure of Mirscilles quilts. a species of work
seldom attempted in TAI, oomtry II j. aid
that be has received an olrr Of ESQ, 900 from
England ior the patent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

CO. We have not a regular report OF The
tseennE ui the Harmonious ON Friday night,
bal We know enough 10 know that the whi
pihs IA system was pretty ts,rly tried. rhom
Sou wSsa renegade icderolisi and he know
pretty well how 10 manage for individual cHls.
We think. however. from the present ap-
pearances, that lac viii have an ~ bill bu,i.
ncsS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

JANIS G. BIEBn has written q letter To- he
"Labeuy State Convention, m Michigan. in
which hc recommends that the party should ada
60 It's present principles, 'Ihe abolition oithc
tariii enl q aiTect tar Tor thc support ol GOV.
crgmeat.'
Il Is our humble opinion that James q.
Bimey isa ~Iargholicr ia Disguise. and Am
enissiy TO destroy the a~b1liuonisis. We
only hops that uo southern mlnis base enough
70 use him as a tool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
MaleI u ihc channel mn. Faling.
AGENTS FOR TIKI WESTERN yIVGI%Is
TIMES AND q AIt~f~rt. ei'ih

wrr LinrErr, NA.-JoAn St,RI
~ ALt1ANDRlA, PA. X. Hov,
pfLth CogNTY, Va wv J. Me-
piiLt Ar Quo q H. Ayehsy
C,ilAb,ihfow MAEsHALLCo. YA.-IIoy,
tDiz, O-E 7. ALJsyf
Hl ~ILEtsASr O-Abra1au hf Gysp
'LhiEsrtLLE, O.-Fosfr CarrsH. Eso
s.f'h iNNILLE, O-Lzpi NsIlor.
nEookt 20. NA.-hoioh Steer Esq.
~IosrtAND, Oaio-John NJ hfafAeus
MAssuLos. Omo-Jaaos w. Tgs,tIU
IhiADUtFHfA .-JaNes Red. p. W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
SCHOOL NOTICE.

n 800" a~'afsiipn ~ cps week. anoihsf iffm
ct o"f acnihs u Mrs wALIACES ScHOOL
~ 'm'"e"ee Pntss ~ fsfmssly. Fssh sehg'sf
sHs'ssd hf ~ he fsa.sindef os ne isfn
u-b she toisfs. Nbea.sf shs sissfds 81
aNssnes On sscosbs Of sieAnsss c,.s,.,t,a A., oss
~ Who hsss say sspsasses N essBss'-
~ W"hs'I "riroIots. will zee ,mmea..,esv fAs
'qo"y ""d '"Pr'snes ~ such srrsrrss.sn,s.
mss 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

The whole nlmbaroi railroad Train. leaving
Boston daily Is about ninety i9rs,m- tasa.y.
five different ter"ii. Go say nath.u. of t8e
iH'efneiaif places accommodated. The of.
nest tain leaves 40 halt past Owe a. NJ. ,Ar
laiestatieu = 81, in other wori,. ,r,i.
eseY Zen miouses iJr forty SIS audi La.lLours
zach day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

WOULD NOT LIVE ALwAYa.-n.
would naturally b LED "a m. con. ls.ioo srr- -
arpsssn' Negligence asa,se~ed ny many vh. -
s"u-f'ns under HE hsistai ,naseaes q Csc...S
ton. and esher Pa.mossv Affections. tia, he, -
s..amea me ~osa:' y ~oaid not live sI~sys.' e
Their case 10 he ~hsreie.s. had abandoned ,h.--i.N
to despair. Bot sone neei desta,s. wh,l. .nr
and being Lasts Of being si,i.s,.Iv 80"
OF every k,nd Of ral~onssy q s.s... 49,.
E,pee'ossn' has bern proved BY ampls ,rp.,r..s
~ be tho mes .n'cess'ul ssmsiv in IN. ro,,s r..
he cure OF Isass.' c-''s,'u,,'o A''h~s. wAsos.
Thr-s'. Lanss nc Br~s.i. No me eve, v., n~
Si,h.s, fodns relief. F~r ..ls ~ psJ GRIM
BACKEH 20,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
SALE OF REAL rsrArc

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen. tisi on Thuyd,v
IN the &h day Of June ne,i.f wall oiIcs toe sale
on 'he premises. { vaiusSlc rart OF land s.p. osd
h contain about ore hundred ard sixty acres moro
"t les. hgeIhcf with The improvements ,hereoo.
same . situated IN tho esoniy OF Ohio and State of
'ifei1ia. on The wsisrs Of Middle Wheeling creek.
ard about eleven miles east from The city oi Vince
hns. same being The farm lately owned by J.,hu
MARROW. late OF TIE county IL Ohio aforesaid. deed.
The ssbscnber ~ authorised To cell said tract ne
land sor 'he heis of said J,hn MARROW. The lille
10 tho sane - deceased unqusstionabie. Terms Of
sale vii he made known m tho day Of sal-.
msr - ~S JOHN ERSKINE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

The Rockville Joumsl OF Satuulay gives n
rpoii That work on the Chesapeake an Ohio
Ian-i has bccn suspended probably for want
u uud.-Chpper.
Frnm what source the Journal received ~.
information we %, at n loss to divine. a. tbe
work b. suIl progressing. ~ lockwood. the
nnninctof Tor completing Nhc Dam al this
place has already invested a considerable A.
mount on has work eud Informs us hat h4 !.
going ahrad with 10. The February cstimate
uas already been paid. and every prece,iing
one. in cons qucnoe of the great ail uf snow
ui thas scctipn Of county. there has been a
necessary Temporary suspension OIL some psr,s
az thc work hut - Gar ~ the Tunnel Il con
o.mrt there has been ne suspension " hatevcr
anl O. shiit oi hands, day aud night are now
engaged az 80.
Ons in nds az a distance will permit uS IA
sit nlrm that we VIII Keep them reuIau,
advised oi csrU ihiu- nl interest. which oay
irtn~rlu lu reference GO the comalcuop ot f,f
chesapeake and Ohio Caaal Aud in tins con.
''ii'a w. mu't boz permitted To- observe.
i!ai ih's wofs Ha- materially suffered and g,
lr"r.f sHl destined o. @10. q. from tbr m. All
,t@-l 'mpfptttcut aui iudls,nct cour.. of ia.
iurhds We hope M currency will b. pi,ef
TO ttle reports calculated tu imnsir onbl,
confidence iu ihr contractors and there lore ~
wac Ulih tie besiiutefcst ot th- state.
fhWHN.FIrrH - H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
A saiIor having purchased some medi.ioe n

Asailor having purchasei some medicine Of
d oei.h'aicd doctor, demanded the price.
" hy, said ih- doctor, II cannot think Of
charglug YOU less than seven and -ix prnr.
WHY III tell YOU what. sail thc s,ilof.
take OF the odls; aud I'll pay you the even
Wei, returned thc doctor, 1--WE won't
quarrel about trines.'
ne sailor lait down sir pence. aud wa,
walking oft when the doctor reminded him OF
The mistake.
mistake al all. sir; six il even, aud
seven - odd oil the world over; - ! wish YOU
a good diy."
"dei You gone sid the doctor. I've made
Hour pence out ol you YETI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
WANTED

INCUR C.sa'ry Bsys wsn,ej o. CONNOLLY
A. WADE EI-me League Boot and Shoe
Factory. 20 learn The Boot aud Shoe Business.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

We learn ir'm iite S.oja Glzstte ustibg
N'N ff r4at rom.auy have consent
20 NiHf f.. 1sier nl iha Iaislmph from Nsv
IA along 'h.it route, 20 jersey City.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

STRANGE FiSlrEgS The Norfolk Be-,
lgUa .nsf says Tic good pe1
ir oi .e county oi York were thrown into 4
y ri",i w"ndruucit nn TUESDAY last b., asref.
''.uiHE i"it some 80 ~ - whales had taken
f.i"ss iom Va, lowering cod impending eale
w 20. n ltr less tuuaIlous waters o'
'l" lofs Having s]tiairi their cunnsif, \,
'1' iuil They lfi11aL1f lb y oi the muit,
ih' '"i'' oI il'sf u1. respected quests sul
were f'.'ntuelf ai 'he ia.f ai,i-s. maxine
'i'H' 'ffifaDi ihe oi. Which wa -l
suddenly sui uurtpe,fsii, rs.f on 49,.
aIlcs Thirty $50 o. Shes ItHe m,g.f.,.
tsrti ue in length from D. t1 20 feet. v,r,.,
nu ilr ,ior. 81 Mr. q H Famnlaif. ami dine.
1n iht shore 81 Mr. VIM Petit. Tb,. r,p.
llrmeu reside. We learn. about one mile If,u,
Yorktown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

CAN CONSUMPTION BIZ CURED.-Tbi.
question - asked by many sns,ou. s,uls ~hs. par
haf~ arc ~ the last stage of sis-ase. OF have sss.s
leaf "f ',insa'e friends 'hus ,fiis,ed 10 this On.
swsr. %painioi a. u /. 10 say. ,L.i lew eve, $500,
Death c"neo' be- deprived % IL. prey. when d.s<sss
has Knitted ne fatal thread. opsu The vi,als. II 10
'hef'isfe 81 the nim'>i Importance ier eli p<rssss
~ho may have a ted cold. coseb. pain in the b,e.s,
M" SIDE. snreHess 81 the throat. difficulty Of missnx
"p The pA'esm snd mailer that accommodates upoa
'"e 'vhss. o" Tho primary sisses. ssd leads 10 Con.
sumption when nat removed. To such rs arc
afflicted. ] would recommend ihsm 10 procure q.
once q lew io'ilss &c Dr Duncan. Esreeior.ns
Kennedy. which 10 err,s,n Ia naso,e ell ,ks 6nt
'~ynp'oHn. thai 90 often aans 90 long 10 The system.
add snsl destroy hfe.
A RELIEVED SUFFERER.
." sale BY u & u d MARSH. zsnsis Row
Whesi,sg ua, is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

tlEhS VI. John Foster. Of C,mle, ~
700 9's house aat nearly 600 Is iumif.es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

heFe you re them Mind Of s~ausage. yop
ION ! -e h"d"gs aid 0Uip. to Nc. Can
Inc, aHd Immediately Left Co., table
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
WANTED.

WENTY JOtKNEfMEN SuOENAKEna
wanted Immediately 81 CONNOLLY y
wADE's Home League Boo, and shoe r.c,s.-
l55 Main 81 Wheeling. Va. -
n Is None need apply ba, gcol mechanics.
mar N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
PRINCES LNNKAN BoTANICGARDFN
AND NURSERIES.

"iLLIAM x. PRINCE 4 cos New D.
efip,ive Catalogues. t3s,h ediiico) cow.
rf'''ns iss largest srd meet select c~clleciioo or
fton md Trees snd Pishis ~ The Uni.
ted Stairs, cccupyins 60 st 70. of ground s,A mr..
""eh bsios tsoss ssssin charged. and with add.
.,os. ut Aoove 500 select varieties Of Fruits. and
quo 'Are'ie. oi Ornamental Trees. Shrub. .sd
k.ss.noi IN ssy other American Nursery. will b.
ssn' to every rosi paid applicant. The presen,
edn,oa OF 'hese splendid cs,alo ,uc, o.i $700.
o'def' WIZ he erccu'ed Win Dispatch. and IN .
'"ret'of manner. and forwarded q. desired.
Washing. Mar % wM X PRINCE A co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

O PAINT SCRUBS. Hand do. Whirs
10 Wash and Shoe Bsushes. just received
aud Tor ale by s ID WOODROW.
mat - 234 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

We rglctio learn, sy. ihe Ralcirb Re5.
i''' ilat ilF Hon. Kenneth Ra,n.f Ii.s a5p
~ f'u'iy ii boz Baltimore. hi- iamil, who -
-.'e ih thls city has bcca summoned 10 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
AsEsiisTEse.
PORT or
kz@.asw WHEELING 81
nEPOHTED ny CuAs. A. u,,nv

o,u hEHivAIs y DEPARTURES
day at o'clock, u. ~ y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

Mo-. IL Ia Pok. 81. half Of s2uO sen, 70 AZ,
Pleasant. q. N l. DORSEY A,.,
maf2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

tSmaU FHl Lottery. class 6S los Mach
IL IL Is 80 Is - ~ 30 81 III 4 40 "a
Lswe., PRIZE 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
hook STOKE FOR GALE

ROPOSAiIs Will be received by i've wh~..;.
her. hf The psrchs.c OF the Stock IN r..
sed failure. az he Book S'oo~ of tho i.,s
JOHN J. HASWELL.
o' Tins place. The .trk 10 In god ord~r and v.u
kept. and Was selected expressly Coz this msrk.t-
The e-i,hl'.hmenis rpc. 10. eomnens,>.o, Ia.
lone a sc'i business aud thers b. every pnsr.e,
Oi an offended custom.
Th"-e ~ho wish W Oder viii do 60 Of once. n The
s"hscnb~f 'snnot delay hi. depsr,us, fcs he Ca,
bat . shos, time.
The stock and ssiure. will be sold ,cre, he, ara
The Tern. Will be made sssy.
Alec. . bor.s and Buggy; the wagon 10 ae.,,v
new. aud the beast .. -oond and Z yesn old.
m,r % d ID uASwELI. Esees,o,. ne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

lHey have q gambling house, OF Cofpus Cl,d.
y known as the Tigers Cave. sud ID b. ,0m
mon expression there ca SIS. Conc. lets D.,
"o"n 70 uIe fave and tsmo ihe tiger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

P"ko'ooke River Lottery. el.-s 50 lr Msrrh ic.
~ 66 Is 50 80 46 is ~ ~ 10 So .
Low sI pFxe 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

ID. PAINE Il CO. MANAGERS.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

ihete = very plausible reason Ia h, f,nnd
ih al old saying for not taking a Sat woman
unto yourself fora wife-"Ofat evils o.
the least. WIS '""N'@
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

CHG AGO ELECTION An election la
''i7 Town on the % inst, resulted in the
h"i,e OF John J. Chaplin, tNhig) ios Mayor.
10y a majority of 427 over Charles Folt,,.,~
a Naive American Jocoiooo. The Conn.i
stants Three Whigs. seven Locotoe,~ 49,.
two independent 1Docoiocos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

J u hs hanged it ! ~pairouizc that line
@ll tra'rtlcftOa s%tcambuat runner.
i"en st, replied the runner. 'ratrnni2e
some otlcr"liur and b. hanged
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
HINTS TO YOUNG MEN -Alx.v

- = IVNINN nave
q h'uk within your reach, which YOU may
'el'h up az your old moments Resolve To
o"bs in a lttiic fcaing every day. iiit j. but
a SINGLE sentence. II vou can Gain "a MIN
utes . day. II wall Dc lelt at tlse cad of : wear
Regulate your thoughts when not at study A
man : thinking even while o. work. WI
NAY h' not he thinking about something thai
: useful Rcyolvc an your mind what y,u
have last been reading. you
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

TENS AND COrroN--T'he anasxatloa
Of Texas is Beginning 10 bea- is fruits, y
It's effect upon general business. The I'M
pulse it has given 10 emigration, IS deScFi-
bed as follows in a commercial letier rsceiv-
ed by house of this Gu. and bearing date
Mobile, Feb. II. lsi6
The annexation Of Texas vili plav the
mischief with the Southern Stes Tor few
years. TIE number Of slaves that will te
this year 10 tranSitu, will lessen very much
the production OF cotton. No crop of CT
ton can be made the ensuing year where
they 90, teSIdes the production of sugar
Is 50 much more favorable ia Texas. taass
large portion II labor viii Be directed .
that object. lSuppose there has teen up
on an average, 80 slaves cay. pass ihro'
our city on the way 10 Texas, SINCE De
cember They are going flon Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi. Laai>iana,
/ Tennessee, aRd Slne say even AFSausas-
/ The great Ihoroughfares are thronsed Win
emigranis- The receipts OF cogiaa Al AZ
the Southern receiving ports, At TIE las,
f dates were les than last year al ne sane
periuc 100000 bales. Il IS believed this
marked difference VIII % on Increasing
throughout the season. ana by very many.
that the crop Of the United States. iacla ?
ing Texas, viii not De over 100000
bales. This fact with the grea, amoaa, OF
labor that viii This year De unavailable Tor
another crop Is worthy OF cOaSileralioa."
The elements here described = IN a
lion, wlsl doubtless operate = reluee the
extent Of the cotton crop A. a mo.uea'
when there are causes IN ACTIVITY IN tag
land TO produce very extended euGSum3
: ton OF raw material. Tue resul, na>t pro
duce rise fayura5le 10 the pro6.s e ,hoss
planters that raise their annual crops A. .
great whole however, the South Wid SIS
tain loss, from the IocumalIan e han1i
that are usltIly Al work. Tbs emi-la
ton axes place periodically. Il has tseI
some ten yegrS, since the >aufhefn P.sa,
ers Pu lei ID STAKES" ald removed Z
vast armies o. tie vai,ey & the AS>lsst1
, pi. Bank f,~I.IueS fsr settling neN .as-i
was the s'iuiIlaiios cue then, an "a
hope OF better lnd : q e Sfima;as NV
TEXAS does no, however, posses BsHks c
RIB tive new planters Ut The proceeds a
their III u>,ry as last as ihey clra H.