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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
From OS PhRadaphin Saturday C0urilr.
THE MECHANIC HERO

Near DilwuUh corner. nt the time Of the
Revolution, there stood quictcoiiagc. some.
what retired from tbe ruad under ths .b,te
ni stout Cbcsnut tree II wasa 0uiet COT.
ihg", nesting away there in one corner of tbe
forest road. drof hpu, in the Wilderncs.
with slopiag root wall. at darn gfey stonr
and a easement hidden among vines aud now
erS
On one side. snil an interval of ,he fore.
trees. was seen the rough outline Of "a hl,ck
smiths shop. There was a small garden In
front, with brown gn,cll,d walk. and bed.
81 Mild flowers.
Hcre OF thc time Of the Revolution. There
dwcit a stout blaD k-miih his Young utl, and
Der baia. Whuf cared umt Blacksmith
woraiI-, away th,I- iI bat .hudo,yy nook ,l
the iJr - Eos war What feared he lur f1e
. nl OF thc times 80 long s, hi, strong arm.
ring iuet AZ hammer "n tlie uhv MIGHT gain
iof hi. wife ant child
Al. hc cared little Tor war he took ltu,
note ui tbe panic that shook Gee valley. ,,brp
some few mornings before toe bsttle of Er,r,
lywlue. wluir shooting Toe horse of a Tor,
Refuge, he overheard a plO, Tor lbe .ufpri.r
and capture Of Washington. Tee Atorr,,,p|
icsdef was Go To- luf.d into tie TOLLS of 49,
I0nc-i Dos person once BOZ the British ,srp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
TILE PRINTER

The Pnnteris the most curious being living
lie may have Bank aud quoins plenty, and
Yet he not worth a cent have SMALL cars and
have neither wife nor children. Others run
last, but he gets along swiitest by setting fast;
h, may he making Impressions without elo-
quence may use the I've without offending,
aud be telling the truth while Others stand
and set, he can set sianding, and even do both
at the same time may make and put away
pa, aud never see "A PIE, much less eat il dur
Ing lite; may press great deal. and not ash
favor; may handle shooting stick, and
know nothing about cannon, gun. or pistol !;
NAV move the icrer that moves The world and
yet be as far from moving the globe as a hog
with his nose under mole hill: spread shectS
without being housewife he may Law his
form on bed, and vet be- obliged To sleep on
the bare floor: use the dugger (+) without
shedding blood; and from the earth handle
the stars (a.'); he may he OF rolling dispo-
sition aud never travel lac may have a sh6Sp's
foot and not be detoTmed never BE- without
case, aud know nothing about law or physic
~ always correcting his errors and grows
worse every day have embraces (----~) with
out ever having the arms of lass thrown
around him distribute the moiaIiic all around
him. daily, and be as close fistcd and unchar-
liable as the veriest miscr have his form
locked up AMI still be free from Jail, watch
house, or any other confinement; his Office
may have he'll in il, and not be such bad
place after all he may b. plagued by the deuil
and toe christian Of the b - kind And
what is stranger still-be he honest or dishon-
est, rich or poor. drunk or sober. industrious
or lazy, he always stands rp To his business.
TYPO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
THE MISUNDERSTANDING DEVEL-
oPEMENTS--JoE SMITH, &C, CoUN-
TERFEITERS.

SrRINGrrELD. Illinois. Dec. Il, 1913.
The Grand Jury OF the L.. s District Court,
now IN session here, have for the past week
been investigating the state OF affairs at Nau-
voo. The resul, il, they have found twelve
indictments, (moslly the head men OF the
Mormon Church) Cor conn,eheiting the Coin
OF the United States Among tlse number in-
dicted are Brigham Young, president OF "THk
TwELvH,' AMI Orson Pratt, prominent lea
der
learn that lhe dcvelopmcnts arc most start
ling. appeals that countcrl0iting has been
the princpa part OF the business there for
some years, and that il has been carried on BY
the heads OF tho Church.-The amount coun-
forfeited has been immense, and the execution
has been 80 nice, and in many cases TO prevent
its being detected. The prophet, Joe Smith,
us.,i TO work at the business with his own
hands.
Other disclosures will be made in relation
To tobbcncs aud murders which have never
before been made public. but will bc ia due
TIME.
Although these indictments have been
found, yet no arrests will be made for reasons
which viii duly appcar and whether credi-
table or not 20 our Executive, the public
will judge. Yours &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

US A friend OF ours has related TO us an
incident which Is as indicative of the current
oi public feeling as the flight of straws is Of
the course OF the wind. lie was walking up
on the Levee, opposite the fiatboat landing,
a few days ago. when he met with a sturdy,
honest looking and keen eyed backwoodsman,
who had just come down the Mississippi as
captain. owner. or "a hand" on one OF the
fleet OF up river craft moored to the wharf
Something like the following dialogue then
cnsued.
Query.-"wherc do YOU live. INV friend'
Whence did YOU bring your plunderl'
hHs.-"From kentucky. way back in the
mountain district. had little truck" Tor
sue, put IL ona boat. and bought more and
added to II a. come along
Query.-"what do YOU all think of war
with England"
Ans.-'Wcll. we don't know much abou,
the ments oil the present quarrel about Ore.
gon; out suppose Our Government auter TO be
right than ANY other. ANY how. Gr,1f Brit.
dm rs dheGyS a packing al MS aud euRts a
irhippiHg."
This latter expression CONVEYS as good an
idea OF the state of feeling. and the causes 4
II, in the interior. "a whole folio of formula.
BILE and philosophic let,er-prcss could The
idea prevails amongst our counirymen tina,
Great Britain has unnecessarily aud imperti-
nently thrown herself ACROSS our path on nu-
merous occssions-in fact, that she makes i,
business to be always "a pccking a, us
After revolving this very piihy, and we must
add, well founded, reason for leaning to tn,
side OF war, orr friend asked the stranger i
he knew any one in his county who would en-
list Tor the war, should one be declared.
Il don't know any body else" was III,
ready answer. And here the expression o
the countenence and the whole bearing OF III,
oackwoodsman were sufficient evidence tina
lac meant precisely villa, he said.-N. o. Pic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
for the Tune,.
MR. WnAkroN

Mr.. NHAKroS
Having observed IA your paper som. time
since. repeated ostls uron the yoang men of
ihi, place. recommending To their favorable
consideration the propricty of establishing Tor
their own improvement, literary association
of some kind. The propriety OF re organizing
thc L'gislativc ASS. iubl,. snd rcsi,scits,ion OF
'he bSeeum were respectfully suggested. bu,
as yet l believe there hss been NO action taken
upon eithet. IL IL needless for me. i'm this
enlightened lag" an esp ',inll, in thi, intl Ii
gent community, to cildrse.upon the mauy
practical benefits 20 b. derived lrum such as.
soclstions II properly organiz a aud conducted.
t,sking for granted that ,hcy ARR, -lrganikedl
aud ACKNOWLEDGED by all who take an Interest
ia liieOry pursuits. Wha', the. Is the car,e
81 such apathy among the youns men upon
TIA, subject II tnlnlt b. o,,inr 10 any
consciousness OF the want of numerical
sireng II or mental ahility,--ilte urighbairinr
towns and even ihc smallest illagc, have
iheirl yccums aud literary u,,orialions adopted
to every capacity and profession. and II i,
certainly m-lanchol, tact that We. possess.
lug N many advantages both in rp,pl Ia
numbers and sbility. are ~ blckwarl. and
lack to rerioun our dui, trust word 10
ne Wis" will he sufiIcni II ,ou ~. me.
chanic the practical benefit To- be- derived from
one evening spcntm the pursuit ct literature
and science will amply rrwarl YOU Tor L =
loss ct time i,om your trade and will probi
bly make YOU what Henderson. Burret onl
Prentice were, what they are at ia, present.
time. The statesman, scholar and orator.
If you ar clerk. ,ho time which the
stores suspended lac business, OF the 10, gives
YOU not only an Opportunity to devote one
evening but ,he greater part OF every evening
10 literary exercises. OrSre yuua Young pric-
uuoncr or student or ANY Of the learned pro
LESSONS. Nothing is better calculated TO inn
prove your intellectual faculties onl bring to
hight ihe latent powers oi your soul than 10
grapple mind with miud in the discussion Of
such questions as are called up in such associ-
atoms. Let the young men then be awakened
10 deep sense of their interest aud take inn
mediate action upon the subject before the
season but calculated for tn promotion of
such objects d. too far advanced. j.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

bTANoruER LiFE SAVED By IN. ... -
pf "n'sfs Bs'ssm of Wild Chevy TAs ssi,ew.
'ng eefnb~a'e |" from he ~ss VI NJ Ens,cA Perry
very respectable iarnes OsSpsd C.,snsv Maine
aud cen b relied upon true In every psssirvlas-
u ~ss no solicited, hut given ny The lsdy fsoa q
sense Of jsv. feeling iha, she owed he psSsssvs.
ton Of her lie 10 DE wis,srs Wild Chevy Bslsss.:
kuSsoso. Me, Oa6sd 90. Jolly -. IelS.
This may ceriy. that have - Q ssabss e
yesrs bcen severely affected with the Asshaa. ls,
oc'otet. fet3 ! took . violent cid. wAseA -.
duesd s-rs severe cough. which wss sessoea.
ned With severe paine IN ny side. End sweet -.
'us.ly nsba The.e bid symptoms coaisesst. -.
~ ~ss much reduced ,hsi ! ~ss unable - -
a''y work shui The house even wslh sesuss 49,
".'m without assistance. In July 1e<A. Wss -
nfh c'ed with shuf,ness Of bsss,h. such eress din.
Gully IN breath ng. in such severe pain. skss I 49,
! nhshie Ia lie IA bod. sleep Sc three wssks. One
physician Who attended me. and another whs We
e'n'"lied h"h gers se up 10 die-ssid iksy eesh
q" i'o 'n'r- ior me My ir,eNds dsspsised Of ~
late. had no bope myself I then coamescsd
,sk'ng Dr. Wis's''s Bal-sm OF Wild Chssry-tsEsss,
had taken ono bDiIle sbis 10 wslk sb oss The
House. ! continued To take the Bslsan usui 4
had taken f'u, hotties. aud now I am veil, Ire
ir'm ram. hue or cough. do nv oWn wesa .keep
no help, and have nat emp, ID heller heslsh - kf-
i-sn years. lS'sneil RELIANCE PERRY.
f,r sale nv PRYOR 4 PAUL. 1et NssAes o..
ala by CRuMBACKER. Druggist. In jss 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

The Vicksburg Sentinel of Wednesday last,
the Gath inst, states that the younger Mr..
Hanna, OF the auction house OF Livingston,
liza ma * Co. was shot at and seriously
wounded in his own store the day previous
bya man named Hoovers. There had been
some dispute about the fineness of pencil
case sold the latter, which led TO the unioriu-
nate affair. But little hope was entertained
Of the recovery of Hanna, who was hit in the
side and small OF the hack with some five or
six buck shot Hooyers had been committed
for examination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
STRIKE THE TENTS OF SNOW.
Song of fhf B,douio droL.

nv MRS. CRAWFORD.
Strike the tents of snow,
And away we'll go;
The moon. the silver moon shall light.
Our rowing bands
To the desert sands,
From femen's rosy bowers 10 night.
In her gilded halls,
Where the fountain falls.
My Persian maid IN beauty shines.
lis for her fy
To the burning sky.
To win bright gems from glitt'ring mines
With my gallant train
Soon I'll come again.
And bring her spoils with peril won;
Through her waving curls,
Weave the orient pearls,
And rubies flashing like the sun.
In her s1ow'd sherbet,
will mingle yet
sweet roses from the fair Cathay;
Hark the camel tells,
With its tinkling bells.
us Time to mount our siecds-away
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
1HETARtFF.

There are movements in Pcnns,l,snis d
nong portion oi the loco loco party, 20 su,-
tain the tariff; bat they arr by no meaus sui
iicicn, 10 sten thr ou,i tariff torrent tia, sets
from the south. Weopprhyud that our only
hope 81 protection ], Ia war A. 10 think
hata tar les, oppressive evil than tree trade
~ hope ioI ~ as jemier resort We like
the idea OF ibc mans killing his pig to prevent
it, starving 10 death
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
"WAsHISGroN. Dec. 30. 1913.
ANOTHER NIEkN DE MEXICO

y.
dcncral Parcdes l. mau of about forty
eight years OF age; lrail and Iii ,hi in form and
not ungncctul, though main d by the wounds
OF many battles. His eve IN rcpose IL a. mild
as sunshine, bat when excited II CLEANS like
the edge OF his own good sworl lie j. known
throughout the Republic "a FL Nance" Pare
dcs--or, "thc hand wounded lie may be
considered the Murat Of Mexico. a. he ,novs
no lear IN his almost mad ana reckless daring
lie was once banishcd 10 this country. and as
an exile studied anE institutions .ad ..o,.l,ip
ped our enterprise. His American feelings
are strong, aud in al business transact ions he is
man oil honor. Amid tho thousand oppor-
tunItics that h. has had for amassing an i'm.
mense iofiune, his poverty has Icmaned a
monument of his PATRIOTISM. IL was his skill
energy and indomitablc courage. that made
Santa Anna President oi the Mexican Repub-
lie; and when he tniicd with the liberties OF
his beloved country, IL was he who hurled the
Dictator from place and power, and banished
ham au exile IN "a land OF strangers. A iaVoIitF
with the pcople-hc j. above tn. tawdry and
garsh military pOmp and display that oittimes
clogs aud disgusts them a iayorite with the
afmy--he never lost a battle. a lavorte with
TIC pucs,hood-hc has ever advocated their
rights. and been their stcadlasi friend. The
commander of the forces, aud governor of one
oil the richest department, of the republic, his
influence - seen and irlt throughout the land.
such u General PdTcdCs, who j. the embodi-
mcnt Of the spirit OF reform at this moment in
the Mexican empirr; be- longs TO have the abu-
srs swept away, tbai have - long she'd the ir
blIghtlug influence over that beautiful land
and To see hr enjoying. IN the pride OF her
eternal youth. tic same privileges, blessings
and benefits that be saw 80 nicely distributed
with us
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vlNDlCTIvE NRlGHBORs ri. o,,,,

NiNDlCTlVE NRlGHBORS.- The annex
81 result of trial ia the O,wreo. y. Y
neral = s,ious. II Illustrative OF tha An effect
OF ludulging in feelings of yinliatiyrprs, or
antnosity Among n"ishbors. 4 nau named
Richard Stdgks, desired TO have road opened
past hls house IN the town OF Hlnnihtl' and
alter long litigation it was decided ssiin,t
Sarhs Martin b aud Ebcnc1rf Perkins were
among hI, most l.aiuuS opposcr-. ani there
was most bitter hatred between the whole
urichboIipud aud Sjurks
Ca hr night of the II of Anvil. Shrks va.
90 Hannibal. DO hquuf aud bought bunch OF
m'ichr-, end started ioI home about 9 o'clock
passing by the barns ol 40. two Perkins FIRST
Martin u 1nd 'hen Eb.nezrs. About 10
clock EbrurlaT, harm was discovered lo b.
on Gre. and was burnt up. Martin u bsrn was
also sgt on fire ora the same night Tracks
wer" found leading from Martin -, h1rn to
TIE road also some tr,,k~ from Ebrnelors
bafn to the road, near Stalks horse. the road
% dispute. The next morning the truck. were
iuuud to fac exactly thc foot a. Surk..
The tuai was TEDIOUS. aud according to the
Oswegn Adfcris,r lasted cndays. and final.
" resulted 900 ihr conviction of Stsrks. and IN,
was Sentenced Co Auhuia for three ,sar. auI
stt months The leud among ihr plnic. las
existed iuf eight 90 ten years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
GEN. PAREnES

This individual !, probably now the Ruler
oi Mexico, and his character aud tendencies
are Therefore a matter ui interest la the Ameri-
can People. lie who. ii utnor can bc accrc
dtcd, can at once con, iliate the People, the
Priesthood and the Soldiery, must bc no com
mon man.
A correspondent OF the New York Herald
saws:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
TIE wAYToRAISE rHgcIDgR No,

II.
long -inec. man living ou Peticnst lin 4,
MIlu. snt who. by thr way. ia dear love,
oi 'i'f.-Ulwu Do, con gri nothing stronger
20. up ono morning s- dft as dust. aud uo
l'rr " hsi Gov Ju was puzzle to him
IL" -'"'i al n- door Clgiraiirg upon biz Tor.
.oW condition, when, -ering bis nriabhoy's
h"rs quietly i,rdiua ire pasture. ~ Il Gtlc
distance iruW h- hul-t uolrlt .f,,rk
hi" ~. woIi Toto 'h' uog-e. took hi. g.l.
Ton lu- went out into thr pasture rs,igl,t
Nr ii''-ri uni lrd bin by the lurrtop Ia III.
uf.ghbots ivriing "Ihllau" s,iI h. a.
the owner ol Jhr h,n~-. ~ b, .9arltrb.I i.i,.
"hefr.s yoHf hofs. "Weli said ti,a c,,,,,.,
What oi it WAY nothing rspii.l ID, .
other only rot.hcJ him iu in, hans rg.
m'fnIu ml SD ! thouzht Won wss /, mini
80 Oh ibis cf' iug wis ,ilcr. TdcaRif ,r,glr
The jig va. Oiled alj jAe bo,s. went ,o
Cns- aguH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

ST. LOUIS IAN. /, 1916.
AT the time Of our going to press last nigh,
a warm heavy rain was falling fast, with every
appearance OF its continuing through the
night,which would 90 far towards breaking up
tlie ice in the river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
LIE RErupIATING GovERNoR.

Governor McNuu, OF Mississippi was Il
passenger down the great nver, and wished to
land few miles below Princeton, but the
boat stopped on the opposite side OF the river.
a person oncr,d Co put bin on there for four
dollars. "Agrrej sal the Governor, for
must cross "Pay me iu advance sold the
b)ltm1n--vmch created considerable m-ru-
mcnt among the friends OF State crcdi; on
board. The Governor, determined to carry
out his rePulii'ins doctrine. refused, and or
d.rod his servant 10 bill oui saiH, half filled
with water. 90 cross IN. 81 h. was compel
led, on principle 90 pad u, bis own canoe.
FIRES.-'fhe extensive range of brick
buildings ON Gold street Bfooklyn. y. Y.
owned by the State OF Indiana, and principally
occupicd with hay. were cnuraI, DESTROYED
By fire or MONDAY moroiug
A block Of buildings go Cleveland Ohio.
owned BY VI s.r, Fnky was consumed by
lire lasi week. -Mas>r- h aud ,h,ir tenants.
with the exception Of Ile.sal She dealer
were insured
FROM SANTA FE.-M-,.rs N,bb au3
Re for the settlements ou the 2doi Np,cubsr
ssd arrived Of Independence on tle 2Ist inst
siter experiencing exceedingly severe ycatb.
efaPon the plains Trade iu Santa Re wa
,cfy dull Ell tir tinc OF their daplrtur 4
iafse company wls preparing % start thence
10 Ch'hanhau party uf tui,fs were max
lng affanEc m nis Go leave zoo tbi- country ip
tanuafy Ihrt crossed tle Afksusss on fbe
ne, aud Observed greater Bug., /
10 on 'hr bottom than bad ever b.rn seen b., 4
lore b. Che oldest irsderof thrirr,f,
~ LOHs RsJsW Dte I'll
SOUTHERN MAIL.-We a,. ,.t
by gsuiieintn just from C4jI, u.,t
number 81 letters ar lying boz t'ie p,.i ,r.
o. that place iui.ul q iol n.f,lt,it. =. =,
Louis aui tile adjoining t,wn. m. p.
1ast"r. he ssNs, friusa. Co forward fI,s,, ~
a." contractor refuses tocifry tt.,g 80. ".',
cuutruhng tlnf his contract olf, -.
bun 3" carry mriI lsttsfs 4ut nt.s.lgs. l...
brought to thtt place 10 fhs nail, Tb.l...'.
OF which wf speak ate those placed ,., ~
thc boats. iu r'uT oi ODE clerk. -L,u.,tt.
ding 81. Gas iuisuusnt str. fi,.,t 80.
a. pay 10" p-iagn Goa portion of tb. ts,,...
b. DO DE Irra0H. tufsu t,f bi. f.,.,t. T..
81 bout. but DE Postmaster r. .i.,s.I i,.i.I..
~ hvm to hin. Ihes Bt. .if,aes ...,....i
jas. auj should be inq0f ID iaro
~ Lo'i' RppJieaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

A colossal Statue i. bsing COS, by thu ROYAL
Foundry ot MUNICH. The figure. IT IL ssid. Is
sisiy feet in height.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
RETURN PREMIUMS

DIANO FORTEs.-Ja., receives d.ee.
II IT, IN the mssoisc,"sy. two splendid MshsrA
"hy case Piano F"fes. manufactured nv A n Cab
& Go. New York. Al.o one of chiek.rinr II
Mackay.. Of q .,on. The above ,r..r.mss,. 90,
81 superior workmanship and tone. INFERIOR TO
NCNE made a. the Usa,d States snd will b. soId
vESr LOW Jan IO JAMES MELLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

ANEW WAY OF MEASURING TIME
Such Is the rage for smoking a, present in Par
Is, that the term of friends absence is ex.
pressed thus '.He was cigar, or a cigar aud
a half behind time"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
CONSUMPTION NAY BE- ANNIH,LArr,p

CONSUMPTION MAY BIZ ASNIHiLATIUs
by tic u.e OF DE- DGman's Expsesossst RsasSts.
Since tho n''ciuci'oo' Of the valuable Dsdieinsr
'.io the Unied S,sies. the desihs By Cnsusspsssar
are ta.' s--e' ing. and the bright sssss Of health
found heamrr m The eyes 1t ,har-ssds. whoss>
lives ~ct- reduced 10 q sender thr~si Compss~
the weekly reo'rds Of death ia The CITIES - Hews
York. B~"n. Philadelphia. Bsl,mors. ssd even.
"n' o"n Cy previous In The year SEQ; ssses .Ais.
time take 'n'o consideration The VISA incsvsss 20
population. and You ~iii find the, Conssnp'ssa be-.
teen gradually or IA . m,nRer conquered. II /,
well kn'~n To the c'mmunay the, ihese ere Asn-.
dreds OF valuable persus spsred weekly bv The
timely use u Dr. Duncan's Valuable Medicine.
aud ~ hong IS 'h.s afflicted commence usins ,h;s
remedy ~ scn~'n. C'-usnmp'isn of The Lungs viii
'P'edh' decrease onii every vesnes u lie poisoa-
n". 'anrs are et d.c",ed from our r'i Fer ssls by
a n q MARSH. Main st. wheelins. ans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

Bishop SouGE. OF tbe Methodist Episcopal
Church. left New Orleans on the 29th ult. in
the steamship New Yorh Tor Galveston, to at
tend the Texas Conference.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
FoREiGN NEWS.

We arr frequently asked when further for
eign news may be- expected. The question
may a. well be- generally answered. The
steam packets during the summer have run
every two weeks, but since the arrival of the
Acadia toe scmi-moutIly packets have ceased,
oul lhe monthly take ;hcir places The Iii
bernia left liverpool, We presume, on the Alb
inst. which was her sailing day, and her news
viii To- here, wc presume, about the 2ith last
Ne may receive news lew days earlier by
Ac SAILING packets, but not OF much moment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

o. The Hon. Ben Hsrin. Secretary of
State OF Kentucky has published iu the Frank
tort ieomln, statement, fee columns in
length, cNcuIpeting lirn-.ll from certain char
gcs nude against him las, summer, which
pooluceJ much excitement m Froukior,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

yoBE iNsURED-or TO, 10 b.-,h.,.. N.
i q--,,on-~he,hcr IL 10 better by one swe,p.
'ng fire. tn he rnincd-snd suhjrci 10 ell the liz
that nesh >. her To, OF. lake prJcn, man TO to IN,
PREDICTION Ohoe. and then he made safe. eoupStss.
be md hsrr,-we leave for you O., ds,essins
The Pro'er'.n in-osarce Company of Hari6psd.
Conn., having already paid over $500 900 or Ls.es
m The W''e'n Coon'ry. 10 entitled 10 her highest
confidence. aud their agent Of wh-eling. Virginia
W. PETERSON.
VIII take 'isks .n dae'i"G houses. wa,s kous-e.
s'"re., m'ls i-clorie.. &c together with their con-
tents. such ne furniture. merchsodise. machinery.
and every other description Of in.ui,ais property.
40 on si'am keel and hsi bos,. and thei, ssrs,e.
10 aud f"m my ror' M the we.,cfn Waters ON
the most re s-mshs terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Toe ''me NJ a. any Oih-r "ihcc IA wheeiing
Office on Munr,e street opposite The kiunso>
IL AL u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10

q Mir sam Bay,, wal give short course OF
les'urcs on Scnptual SUBJECTS, ia the room
over The Lsnrasterisn Academy beginning,
CA Sunday. lth inst. at hall pa, =. r. VI.