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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
THE RRRING.

Think gently OF the erring.
We know not OF the power
With which dark tie tcmpistion came
In some unguarded hour.
Ne know not how earnestly
They struggled, or how well,
Until the hour of weakness came,
And sadly thus they fell.
Think gently OF the erring.
Oh, do not thou forget,
However darkly stained by sin,
he is thy brother yet.
Heir OF the self-ssme heritage;
Child OF the self same God;
He hath but stumbled in the path.
Thou hast in weakness trod.
Speak gently 10 the erring,
For Is II not enough
That innocence aud peace have sosse.
..ss'ss 'RS ss se X ein wsssy FGio of
That sin crushed heart 10 hear.
Anu they who share a happier fate.
Their chidinss well may spare.
Speak kindly the crring.
Thou yet mayest lead them hack.
With holy words and tones OF love
From misery's thorny track.
Forget not thou hast often sinned.
And sinful yet may be.
Deai gently with the erring one,
ms uod hath dealt with thee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

GA broom-stick, supposed TO have been
ridden by oae Of the Salem witches. has late
liable relic Of the eld<n time.
:. 9Ttisa popsl.E delusion to believe tina,
y 10 more meiisorious to squander money on
.snsied Privations abroad than to relieve sctu-
n Yankee captain once sung ost in a
squali to raw hand. newly shippe / on board
ms craft. LET 60 that jib therei let 90 that
lips. II amt touching it." said The down.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
NEW ENGLAND

Land OF the forest and the rock,
VI Dafhplue lake and mighty river.
vi mountssns reard aloft 10 mock
Inc storms career. the lighteninx's shock:
My own green land forever
Land OF the beautiful and brave
10, Inc ireeman's hope, the martyrs grave:
The nursery Of giant men,
whose deeds have linked with every Glen.
And every bill and every stream.
Inc Romance OF some warrior drssrai
On, never may son of thine,
mhereT hts wandering stepsinciine.
rorget the sky which bent above
dis childhood like dream Of Love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
Shocking MURDER-w. ,..u a..

SHOCKING MURDER.--we learn, tbro'
o passenger from Lynchbare, that horr;bls
murder was committed on a widow lady- ma !
med Mrs- Eppison, ia the southern mari Of
Campbell county, on Sunday night las. The
attention OF some neighbors being attracted
oy an unusually bright light in her house at a
lste hour OF the night, they hurried ihither.
aud iound the body OF Mrs K. half consumed
"a the IRE place. She bad evidently been
murdered, aud the murderer had adopted this
mode OF destroying all traces of the deed. A
negro man lwhether belonging 20 Mrs X. or
not, we are not iniormcd) was arrested upon
strong suspicion Of his guilt, and we under.
siand the ciFcumssn,ial evidence since adj
d9eed = snihcient 10 convict him.-R edmond
Val T1ssss. ''''"''N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
NATIONAL FINANcEs-THE TARIFr

nAIlONAL FINANCES-THE TARIFF
The impression seems 10 be eenenl-spd
II is undoubtedly the common sense view Of
zoe sne)ec,-lhst Ia the present attitude of
our iofeign relations the sign Of overthrow.
Iss .hs Iarif must be entirely given up.-
SHOULD the war with Mexico continue q,
sone months; and Mexican prirateers TAX.
shs ssss In numbers. our commerce would be
sanssoiy e'irtailed and the revenue deriyab,.
nom me inpossstions Of foreign goods b s...
1naiiy diminished. To reduce th~ ,,,.. AZ
ssty under such circumstances would \. a..
ssaoss sii'I more the cash resousoss of the
Government.
Spsshng on this setjset New York =. ~,
Dys;-- P'Pe'
we ai1ss entirely from The Pren;aenfs a.
&n IN washington. in believing thst shs -.
IN should be modified or slter,d dn,;oo a..
szisteoce OF the war with Merico Th;s
opinion prevails among political men of al
penies--smong those who were in fave, ~
sucn en- siteFation, at the commenee.oen, "a
W session OF Congress. 80 well as sn,ong
.noss VINO were Opposed TO il. II il Irue
present iauh may be modified in soms
80 49, $50, as on TIE principles Of equity
soes ,o increase the revenue consistent ia
tne disbursements; but we do no, h.l;n'.a
Insi IN Tue safe OF our foreign reIstions co.,
o'nes modihcation will be attempted TbS,,
ste Twelve millions in the treasure. su,nl,,s
fs millons OF thus sum Is already aouto,,,;.
yea ey Congress, to begin operations $3.50,
tbe hlexiesus; but we ore very much efsa;S
tiist this will be mere baeatelle IN ,shst ''iii
- inquired before the war is terminated \,
y possible that la the first year of the v.s
sns skkfesnte CT Penses OF The country nay
800 hity mflllobs--tbirty-hVe millions II
80 s.'n nest come from The revenue. and
We WmsiBaeE % the issBe ~ treasury no,e.
Opsss sich q view oG thine.. ,h.,. a. -
prospect ct sny rhanes ~ thc tariff mo- -,
o. TOE passage Of the sub-treasuYy, All a.
f'ssIsrs must be postponed for tke present.
We qvossssiso. the foIlowinxsv,ieI. ~, N,
ssese'' from The Nstioual IntelIieencsr Of
yesterday:
JhE FINANCIAL PROSPECT N.
Wsshingioa Correspondent Of one al Az. NJ,
foih r. Pers soys, we see, in a letfc, IN AL.
I9h instant, 1T may yet sppeaf neces.arv.
osioTe The TERMINATION 81 the session fof f,o5'
I'es. 70 pass . bill apthoriEiag Loan, 20
Doubtless Congress Wfa End itself upd.,
pe s~cessity' heiofe sdlouTning, Of providing
so9st, 90 addition TO The current revenue A.
ssssg he expenditure which viii attend r.
iow iBsriistle military operations Of the so.
ernmsut The reduction OF the tariff ~ n
zee 90 i8PoFfs. had BEEN carried into effs,f |
you'd equally haze induced the pecessitv
'o~ - nOt tong heFoafief, Of supplying r,y !
ne i'aiB some Other source. Bot tise late =
- % Ceoerrss--snd, indeed, independently a
' liss wpfeHent 90 Congress fhe nferegli,s 1 r
c'Ie1 2, ~ ksechive--i eqiFing sn "a ~ ndi d
are pgOtsbiy iaf 10 exceed he s,,r,,lgs E. AZ,
'rssuyy, may ~ considered ~ an fgSsSr;,, !
ssiPspsmfUf ~ the treasury scbemg n, /,
sBefsl rsdpction Of ibe iaha.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

h,R. CLAY ATHoME.-A correspondent,
o. The Nashville Wing. who recently visi,eJ
Ashland, speaks in glowing terms of its hes,,'
,hSi lswns, It's fne Aocks aud herds, and :.
DoFe az, OF the hale appesnsoc of lis dis,io.
s'lSbed proprietor. lie found Mr.. Claw In
u'e nidsto' his agricultural pursuits, aud rem.
iesSn's bun a. having returned from his trn
70 tl'e south va hoe health aud spirits, end look
l,ls as young aud vigorous - he did six wear.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

OFA young man, named John w. Led
mum, wssmurdered in Baltimore, OH Wednes-
DAY night, by youth named John Dull,
scseateen years OF age. ss. .-.-s--~--~<..-t.;-
Inardcrer, aud several other parties. had assem-
bled ct the house OF Michasa German. for the
{, do &C, Of taking hold o. Tue arm OF one o
"a ''s--s's,.-,--------sssud upon by Dull. ans
xtatisra "a. 100 Onesst by dirk knife, eau
s'ns has death in about twenty minute..
Dull was committed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

A NEW FoRT.-The ST. In.;,, p-,,,,;
can Of the 9th INIT. says-"Tbe s..,.., . 20;
GERS Of the government are ene.,ej Z, I'M
amtions Tor the erection Of q new Gort op ~.
Missouri. IL is to b located sbous ON n,;lss
by water, above Fon Les~epvorth IT,
lumber, exc. necessary for the btsid;nr :. -,
board the Amarsnth; she will leave o.5s~
This Is intended, we suppose, TO form On, q;
the line OF posts to the Oregon territory"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
0CTA PERFECT GUAR pop -.

NJ ~, PERFECT CURE FOR Dvu
rEfoiA The greatest modern d;,se... - = =
PIesenhng 70 the world cure Il, Co... ~
~ lla every case when taken while nss.,r.
als fis Q, ,sarrying ON The healing psooes.
and ks,h,a. Np.nP,sint, Bronchitis. PIeurisy'
20 o. complete remedy for Dys,s. -, '"'i'.'
Pnyslclsn called on me today ami ", -;
Soeen o. " fsyloTs Balsam Of I,s,,'' 80, =.
senl 20 him. He he's pyesr,;h.,i \, =. ~ %
~ cs'.s' with complete soccess "a =, AZ.
49," . 'e siy instance. What ,risn,,a - u.
non,ias su'elne' which has Justly beoo,sne :.
III sna done 70 much good for lhs cs,,s
10 bes, ~ humanity. bany pcrson wishes
4 Iii ;'c nsine os sec persons rrcrntls ..,,,a
WI, EYe The nsme OF docto, "a, -" -
- a. n'gsei and who has kindly r~,,,,,. = !
~, to'.''ea To- also tbe Dasnss III -,
rs D'uess snd most wealthy citizen. Il
TOT safe BY JAMES BAkRR. Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
FROM HYDrp,

FROM HYDEPA <-.ra J. At
u"s"oe nypeU So ~. That .
sn'.emsn o. tncir scyu >had been cub
jocs 20 sPatuns blood. 5usyed - fro
quently - to fumisk 4 eoorlur;~s
evidence Of teudepe> - u -,
Various remedies had ~, ;sSc.ss -.
and consultations were 1 -S~s;~;S.ss
Of the highest eminence s ne s~r,S.sc
Circumstance brought B SsrasIiv - :
knowledge a the Csick -, x.ss.S
Purptivc Pills. end sltl 49, i;ssi.
faith in their virtues, The = =. - s,;ss'
At length prstsilca over c,s,;."s;..s
and he consentei 70 try II =. ~ 49,
bad no psrccptide eject. 50 49,,
wss purchase and the -. ~ ~,
complaint hrE,n immedis, .--.t;r.-ss
Tia spittinG ! Mood recuryr - -,
iDeervsls. MI finally, after - 90
eOses moro, = essed sltoeefh ~ -
n III fall 90 q health, a. ~ - -
during u DPtest htisue u 49, 49,
isccavenienc For ale B.
nay y A. or kRCuiIp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
RUMoR OF PRIvATEERs.-Tbe Pic.

RUMOR OF PRIvATEERs.-The Plea
yune Of the 9Th says; 1--WE heard last evening
that en- affidavit had been made before Judg,
McCaleb, OF the United States District court
TO the effect-shat vessels in this port were
about TO sail as privaieers against American
commerce. This tumor may be.true OF not
but il certainly becomes the officers OF our
customs 10 be on the alert"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

"A "RARA AvIS."--The proprietor of the
Saratoga Republican advertises for an appren-
tee; with the following qualifications: "a
good moral character. not addicted 10 drinking.
nor swearing, nor lying, nor using tobacco.
nor rowdying, must be wide awake in the
morning, neither lazy, nor impudent, nor sau-
cy, and II he has whipped his father and moth
CT, or been ungoverned al home, he must ex-
pect to submit to the rules and regulations re-
iating TO apprenticeship"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
grAr you an Odd Es,ls~r

NO Sir I've been married week
= mean do you belong 10 ths Osdes Of Odd
Follower
Men.
Thunder how dumb! Are you Masou7
mo; fm Carpenter BY trade
Worse and worse. Are you Son Of Ten.
perdneel'
Confoond you, no. l am son Of Mr.. John
GosliDgr
III. Saerist went his way with somc,hins
OF flea in one Of his ears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

1T. DEAS.--one of the letter writer, for.
nishes the following account OF this officers
situation:
lie writes that he Is kindly treated. We
beard that he ives no, in Close confinement.
Dat had The privilege Of the barracks, on his
parole. and YVES invited TO the mess of Col.
Cn!asco. Dess lisa brave and intelliesn, man !.
and ! think viii some day be found fright side
Up. ne 10 hosevsr, In an unfortunate posit-
son, leaving our camp without the sanction Of
oen. Taylor. and crossing into Mexico with.
outa passport.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
1sess been shs iuiesssa Of major.
30 nprsop1s q MARSHALL county los vsssp,

nAlNos been ths insesssa Of nsjosi. !
- 0Bfsop)s q Nssshsll county Zoe yssrs,
- - sol.uioare u Dsaocnsf end have
- 0oe1EneQ Whseling intesposed sad
(1.uA ~ AnSe ~ not, then. opposed
~ 1psQ NssGAau eounsys Wee Il nos
- v[1n = Wkssllgg sh,s c0uesstea d.
49, 011GIls sut S11sy In Hesohe couuty.
- qDeailg a III elsctieu. 70 dsfrsi
- shsssby. % oppose tAs wtshss and
- she lssRs g o. cseas ss.ssyf
49, veal 81 fylss cssasies ~ -,
bsing npvsssnAsd ~ su whs wss N favor q
aooSsoskioa--of Slate rsSosmi Homer. the
usmhss s3scs. W. in favor Of q convention
s1tl g>r M wss visited By the clique from
Wheeling. when II became necessary that ri,
cpiaicAs should BE- merged in theirs, in orde'
that ell fheir candidates might stand upon ths
emo Federal platiorm-so REFoRn."
wecsnnot afford much space for comment,
on the above. which appears in yesterday,
Argus. over the signature Of "A Democrat.
srcep, TO remark that the Wings OF Wheel
log have never elected Wing from Marshall
The Wings Of Marshall have elected thei
member. On examination Of the poll book
willshow that oldham's majority is twice q
great 90 the difference between the numbe
ofwhis and Locofoeo voters that went iron
shis county. The Wings Of Wheeling ha'
ncshing to do with bsioging out Elder. an
when they heard Of Il. after the election. re
gSstted the step - one calculated to injur
Col. rsuiott's vote. which il did.
With the Temsrk in relation to Mr. Horn
uIcPiniens we are particularly pleased. q
hhas given information that we have bee
locking for ive or ak years. II informs u
wbo the "clique" is. by fair course of reas
oning. Mr.. Homer. he says. was visited b
The Wheeling clique. Mr.. RUSSELL was tn
only Wheeling Wing who went to Tyler ergo
Mr.. Russell 10 the Wheeling clique. Thanl
you for that much. Mr.. Democmt We or
satisfied with our knowledge now, we hav
found out who the Wheeling clique is, an
that is glory enough for one day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
soUTHERN METHODIST CONFER

soUTHERN METHODIST CONFER
kNCE.-This body has accepted the psoilsr
OF tive Trustees OF Tnnsy lvania University and
taken that Institution under its control. Rev.
DE. Bascom has been appointed President By
. uuauinoos vote. The Conference has re-
solved 70 srnd a missionary to Africa - soon
- any Pscvfdentisl opening shall appear
Kew. Mr.. Schon Of Cincinnati was elected
missionary Secretary over Rev. Mr.. Ste
vcs,son OF st. Louis. Two Missionsries ere
70 - sent 70 China. One Of the two Book
conceae will probably be located at Cincin-
nau. .oo there = some talk OF establishing the
other % New York. II will Be odd II both
tness important establishments should be 10
Gated Ia the Free Stsies.--M y. Tyibuas.
The kochesssr Daily Advertiser a Tia On
mat. ays;-'We wcsc yes&su6sy shown = -
OF pennies, manufactured non - spusrio,
Copper. ~ shs Bnneh Mat essablishsi &,
The Govemment at Eaele Harbos. TSrv ~.
little smaller and thicker than "a Ansr;css
penny now In use. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

Cot. X. NJ. yoBSsos arrived last evening
sin for Kentucky. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
AHINT Dor WnnI-FN npAprps |,

AHINT FOR WOODEN DRAPERs
hsse seen this TnoTeing thing which NAV as
well b. knoSn TO dealers in cloth and oiher
WOODEN isbflcs. Oae OF our subscribers. who
buys and seils extensively in this line, brought
70 as Pieoe Of chestnut wood one OF hos
sn'a s'sts sFoand which the cloth is wrapped
W msssns up the "Pieoe" Tor psckine--tbe
sassssscs % which was perforated IN several
pisces ~ the worms that feed upon this wood:
ssasea one o. NE woFas was slill imbeddsd
~ TIE slst. alive and squiraine. Bus the in.
Pof'snt part u ihs case Il shai ssvss.i al ~.
wossss had lsft The wood, their CUSTOMARY ma.
lssment, and egisB tksir pDav fhrouxh "a ciofh
tsssy, ihvs destroying iifseen yards. Of ,shich
ne piece coa.istsd.--R Y. Cen. Ads.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

-, ~ IL festefday morning, OF spopleYv
fbAIoff ZANE, ESQ, ct this city. son -,
me lsie Noah Lane, keq., aged 30 years.
h's funeral will take place this afterno,n
~ os'Oek' from bis late residence on An
Wy ere invited to attend witbout f,,,ie. 'a ~
tice. no
- FOR nEST.-A ds.,,,bl. -.
kFzfH& aeses N Nguh wheeling -.
IsAf e" be gwen Iatnedislsly p,...,
~ Wal sTEwAKr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

r. = Boston letter siates Chat PeterC Brooks
hsfl. i9thef-iu-lsw Of ille Hon. Eiward Evrr
et', AM Toe richest man Of Boston has go,
q eIsit 10 the govefDmcnt 81 Harvard COLLEGE
,of We sum oi $1,000, 90 D. appropsisted ~
nphding new house for ilIe feside6ee "a a.
Ffesiaeni Of tlmt institu i0a. Tie hone 80.
occnpied BY President Everett il situated 4. :
very dusty snd noisy pert 81 the ,ity. s,,J :
veg Hnspiisbi' lof Presidential nsan.ion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
FROM wAsHlNGToN.
S 10 Of the America,

HsHtNefUN, May Is, 81 y. NJ
Inc President has ordered az, 500 men IN
az; 70 De enrolled and made ready TO he cali.
ca into pubic service at any moment. Tb;r
hciuaes 'ne troops alreadycalled out from the
Soa'n-"es,, and the additional number will
Dc from other sections of the IJn;an NJ.
York will be called upon for eight rrsiments
Pennsylvania for six, and so ON.
Two millions Of money more vo,, ,rn, II
serve have been asked for by the Chairman ~
the Committee on Ways and Means to fssd
ana ciolhe 5000 men added last week 10 Tho
rsnk and hle OF the Standing Army. and r.,
Inc oregon regiment Of mounted voiuo,ss.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

FUKdERY.--The Upper Malboro' Gazelte
says:--A man calling himself c. II. Parmsles
who was employed as teacher in the Forres,
OF this county. for few days, forged the name
OF samuel L. Brooke, Esq, To an order on
samuel ID. Anderson Of this village for $50.
part TO be paid in goods and part in money
ne got the money and goods, and shortly az
ter lett the place and has not since been heard
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
WIG MovEMENTS AND Roeprc-ra

- 49, -. ssOf ~ - 10 hNDPkOSPECfTS
- NJ Wing CeniFsl Committee Of Ohio have
inade aFrsogemsals fos the holding III 49,,
in8s N the north eastern COUNTIES IN az.
months OF June and Jelly. 81 which William
oeDb TIE wing candidate Cor 0oyernor ss;II
% present. 70 sddFess biz fellows citiseos In
We months Of August sud September he viii
address i TIE eit1eBs IN other parts Of thr St.te
so's inofemsnt on Tie part Of the Genital
,So''',oi,'ee, - highly gmiiaing snd IL l. to h.
hoped that u will meet with h,,,,. =,
from every Wing The prospects ef ~ -.
Psccedented victory ossr the dest,nc,;,',.
IVES never mofe hatienng There Il = -,
Ieet unanimiiy Of feeling and srntinent =.
dlng Tie WING party throughout the &c.
ehd we very nluch mistake 1.-THE sivos 80 ~.
'imes u they are not omiaous of ti,s s,,vsa~.
~ ~ ~ great measures advocated By them 49,
80, 49, u'",nisi ~ III appreciation
Gg1sifs. st"~H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

7 shsLk kNiyEs AND foR&s - - q
nees ksisea lWs.s..k.s-ss -, -. -
,''ps'aes,s ~ spsssd ~ ~ $3.50
yN nENRH 2 ttonafa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

We take IL Coz srsnicd. however. that Tor
any imneti-ts PgfP0-s. the administration
Will hsst fe-cti a. Tie sxvessiTnt oi sn issue of
treasury nc,ssi thr nectsssty Tor resostire 20
which will. la connesiOo with the exi>,snrr
OF iofeien WEI requiring the trsnsporssticu
In grca, d,-isncrs al large sums III moacy.
render the svb-'srssusy xhesne wholly i'm.
Prs.ticsele, and rfotstiy csu-e shat. NJ Wi
s- ne aiii-thrfi rsvle,t, 10 te drfssrrS.
should the waf enhsppsl, b. psolooc~d
howeses. tcsss most b. nece->sriiy rrcurrct
TO. end viii rousissatr the Chief source oi rev
snve ios dsirsying the esyenscs II ths war
wh<nrvef loans are 10 b. snthorirrd. in en-,
cccssds sble amount. Cocsvc~ will find i,sri
oellyrd 10 lay diree, tszes and erci.~p. an
pseooe The psoceeds Of thsm 10 r~y tl.- inter
-, ssd provide ssnkias fund ios their re
de@Yticn.
n. We 90 not suppose. she~fore, that en-
loan, IN the shape Of en- issue Of government
ssock. VIII b rssos,cd TO 81 the present srs
saon Of Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

THE MONKS OF ST. BERNARD.
During last year 2,753 travellers lodged, and
1857 persons Obtained refreshments, I'm the
convent OF the snow capped Mount st. Ber-
nard. Not one-fourth OF those 80 supplied
with lodging and food were Roman Catholics.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
LEANDER AT THE RIO GRAynp

letter from Charleston gives the following ac.
count oil The causes that led TO the capture Of
Lieut.. Dess.
a, appears that Lieut.. Dc0s YVES officer III
can band 10 perform the national air. -,
The Star Spapglcd BaOnor" was io,erd !.
the evening. This concert OF sweet sooods
a'hscted tie attention Of the Mexicans On, ~
opposite side, and crowds assembled ON a..
BANKS oil The river TO listen 20 the strain. :.
ousle; among them were many ladies' Lept
Deos became enamored with a certain Mi.
cen peegiy, and signs and tokens OF sfIsciion
1ssea pe,wesn 'bemi on that same evening.
". sno'n ns IeandeI, he plunged iato the
soobeF had hS landed on the oths, go ~ 10
ne was secured as a prisoner. love-,
scross the river" ~ '''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

NOLONIBERINGIN LOUISIANA. IN.
New Orlesns papen Of fhq lth inst $40
that The lsouisisna Legion has voluntes,sd -
% 70 Texas. The Lyon comprises the 6nc
brigade OF ciiizen s0ld'eTy oi New Oflesps
Zen. Il, saunders has recsiveds commission
from Gen. Gaines 10 foise q regiment OF nom.
ted gun men. Two hundred have alresdv
ben enrolled 10 the town Of Clinton. and ~
General y confident Of nisiug from eight hun.
dfed 70 ibopssnd men. They will rendez--
'ogs al Alexandria shout the lost Of The month.
snd proceed BY Corpus Christ. 10 Gen. Tsy.
lOrs encsmpmeut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

Our fellow citizen. Dr.. Henry NJ. Bulli,,,
has been appointed 10 Gil the chair Of physi.
ology in the medical department OF the 81.
Louis University. This school IN. we are
sesa' ,u hourfsi'iug conuItion, and we ieel
proud 10 say that our townsmen win ssd ~
its strength and usefulness. jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

A ~ tss-s = wsas a sssrk.,,.. 49,.
- s'ns AsA'on a 1ssksu,is. Cssssss. a -.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

N,yAnNRsEoCkS vkeasiFU0E-- Fos ssI. b,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
NEW BOOK BINDERYI

The Snbscriber has
established a BOOK.
BlNDERY in the sec
ond story Of the TImss
BuiLDiso, AsaLAHD
Row, where he Is pre-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

a Resolution was Offered calling for infor-
nation IN relation To the Harbor at Ssndusky
Bay, which was sgreed to BY the HOUSE.
MIR. Mckay OF \. G. proposed TO ,ermin-
ate oil debate upon the Army Bill at two o.
clock io-morsow. A motion TO lay upon the
table was lost, 90 TO 81, aud the Resolution
was then adopted
A motion To meet al 10 O'Clock hereafter.
was next considered, and the yeas aud nays
ordered upon motion to suspend. The rules
were not suspended the vote being 92 10 "a
aud two thirds necessary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
OREGON INDIAN RII.L

MIR. Thompson, OF Miss. moved 10 post.
Pone the Oregon Indian Bill until the lini
Monday Ia June. Mr.. r. said he made the
motion with view ofswai,ing the action OF
the Senate upon The Oregon Jurisdiction Bill.
The consideration Of ihe Bill was postponed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

UsT REcEiyED hsss Hs~ zers- a. L..
~, hpnhf fsslhsa 90 Ysssh's 81 g-hslS,ro,. Tsr
''s'- Sss shd SO hen - Ne 4 ksunsss msess.
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