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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
hare the honor 10 b. &C..
FVNtN VI b|NHEFE
The lion. J,als B~ucHAAAS.
Secretary ui State. Washington.
Mr.. Pokrrh0nt 20 NJ. Backanau.
WASniNGros, dee. -, 1913.

~ -
W~ASnISGros, dee. -, lolj.
Al attentive consideration of he present STAT,
al Affair. with ri ronce To- the Oregon Jues.
ton Undetermined the Brush government Ia
instruct thr Undersigned, her Bn,auiC M,irs-
y cuvo! extraordinary ant minister p%lcuipo.
;cntIary aGaiu To ~ present ia pressing terms 10
the goNernmcut of the United States tn expo
diency of referring The " hole question wi an
equitable division ol that territory Ia the
urbiirauon OF some friendly sovereign or
State.
Tier M,jc>ty' sgu,crnmcnt deeply regret the
failure % nall tlcir effort, to effect q hicnil, -ct.
tleIurnt ui the conflicting claims by direct ne
EQUATION btWceu the two governments.
They are still pursuaied that great sdyan
tagcs would have resulted TO both parties from
such . moie OF settlement. had il been practi-
cable. bat there are difficulties now IN the
way IN that course OF proceeding which 1t
might H. tedious to remove. while the i'm.
pouaIce oi an early sct,lcm>n, seems to b,
come at each mosnent more urgent.
Under tIrs, circumstances. hrt Maicst,'s
government think that a resort 10 arbitration
Il the most prudent, aud, perhaps, the onl,
feasible step which could be taken aud the
best calculated to allsy the existing cn-r,es-
ccnce OF popular feeling which might other
VIZ b'aAN tNAbAfFdHa lt- tiufNa OF DpiiI
governments 90 preserve a friendly under,
standing between the two countries.
The government OF the United States will
see IN the proposal which the undersigned Ia
thus instructed 10 make. a proof Of thu conf
dcncco OF the British Government in the Justice
OF their " claim. They will else see in its
proof oi the readiness OF the BRUSH Govern.
ment TO incur thr risk OF a great sacrifice 10,
thc preservation Of peace aud OF their iricndl
relations with tho United States. IL is mad
IN a spirit of moderation and fairness of which
the world will Judge.
The British government confidently hope
that the govern neut al the United States viii
not rcjeCta proposal made with such a friend
y leeling and 4 purpose 50 holy.
There i nothing IN II, they are convinced
not perfectly compatible with the ~slrietos
regard Tor the honor and just interest OF bot
parties, particularly when IL il considered O
what small value 10 either j. the portion q
territory which IN reality forms the srbloct q
controversy, compared with the importance q
preserving a state of peace anil good will b.
tween two SOLICITATIONS.
The undersigned takes advantage II ihi
opportunity To renew Ia the Hon. jaime
Bn'hanan the assurances of his high consider
st"n. X. P~AkESHAN.
The Hon. JANIS B~ucHANAs, 81, &c, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
FOR SALE

'kNiE e'nnost'". tavern sisad ss'us,sd IN shs
II town oi Ciarinsion. msuih af Suasss. AI.nrcs-
q" oh'; at p esen' occupied by WIN MCsuy. On
rfr'iIcni irarss h""s,. consisting vf large dining
'csm. PsilSf. B.r Rom. 4 bod rs.ms ssl kisckSn-
snj store hsoss. with stab'ins 6s City hospes; veil
s,inaiel fr do'ns a gs-sl business and ness ths
Ste IN Bat Landing. Psymesi. can he made sssy
Dor isnher particulars Apply To wM mccarthy
on The premises, 90 NJ NJ MsrIing. al Sards. Ma
roe Co Ohio.
ALSo-An s~seeilrai farm situate m The bsshs
cf'hs Ohio river. sb,ui 2 miles below The Ferry o.
" hing Creek. and aii,,n,ne the thriving sswu Of
Sard'.. cuniainins $50 scfes more OF lees. upsa sJs
al loo srrr. god rver i-silcm. and the remainder
g'osi hill land well wooded and waiersd. D~ cling
house end oHires god and q good thriving orchard.
For further particulars sppiy IN NJ NJ MARLiNG.
on the premises. ohD Township. Monroe Co. Chic
feb ~
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-NLw DOOKs-

NGW DUOAW-
ifE or PAUL JONES. by M.eksusie;
- 1hs Amsr,csn shepherd. by Mousli;
Chufeh', Indian Wars;
liis'sfy 81 The RefOrn alton. ny wilii.a CoAbsst
O-,isn'. Po~ns;
Cats Pathological Ana'omy. new edition. TAis
day ne''sed anil cor ssl~ by
'~6 ~ JOHN nAswELL. wAesisss.
LOT IN SOUTH WHEELING FOR sALF-
an he Ala day @, March l5l6. q, the i,o.s
" dvr Il q . Crur hoass OF Ohio county. I vii
o'irr Is sale Al rsbise s'c,sos,. the lot of ssossd m
S'uih injecting dssignsied ss lot numbes 9S tuirssv
h,e, i'.niine on The Western side Of Maskss fts.
neriy ws-hins 'o") s'ree'; ne 10 mach thereof %
may he sufficient Ia saisfy the purposes of . deed s(
'ra.' .fpe Q m JAMES BusSs dated he Ella dsy .f
May 1878. aud 'ec.'rdei IN Inc CLERKS osscs &c ne
cs's"iy c"ur Of Ohio esanty. ~ deed bock 81. rsvs
so. THIS sale will bc made by viuns Of "a
detd Of iru-i. and selling ~ Trasies Z es.sssy ouiv
sarh tile Is is vested ia mo IVY said deed.
TERMS-ooe third cash AMI he balance wisk
'n sfe't ~ 3 an 6 months. The deferred sasssi-
'nen'. 10 be secured by honi with saiisfsciery %.
curly aud The utie q be retained until paymsns In.
iall. ieb i? 3 BRADY. 1sssss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
%IalPoRrANr r~occMrNrs



THE GRE on ore IRON.
ttr following rns'sige OF the prc,ilcn, was
transmitted TO the House OF Representatives
On saturday. The documents accompanying
IT. VAL be eagerly P,rosed by our readers.
We cop, from 'he Washington Union
jone HDuss q RPFessata'ircs
~ he Jni,,i States
nv compliance with Ia rsqurs, ut the Hons.
oi representatives. IN tlNir resolution a he 81
instant, Herewith c~ournunicate . report from
the sact-tary OF State, with the accompanying
oo'o'sPoadenoe with his taken place be.
fNcea tlre Seer .taty al St. t. ani ia, miuister
ct thE l. u,el States az L1ndoa." ID ,wer,
thc government OF Great Britain snd TN.
EoNerisaeni, in relation la ga. county west
- thc KpCky mOuuiains. since the lest anuu.
at mcsslge ot tn Pocsident' to Coasrc>s.
JNNEs IL. roLK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12


The fostirnt has waaeI information.
trDm q yartrty ui ~puICes which ltc cannot
disregard, that Great Bfitain IS nov making
extensive warhk- Preparations. Asher rcla-
ions with all Tie powcJs at Europc seem AZ
presses, ~ bs oi q peaceful cli,ractcr. th. pu,.
VallinS aai a1tnral inference here j. that ihcSc
populations lOoa 90 rupture with the Uni
ted State oa thu Oregon question. IL Is oi
vast importInrc tlai lhi~ government should,
as carly as p5s.iiis. ascertain their true char
ncicT. You ar, itcrelora instructed To en-
brace toe hrst opportunity ot brngidt this
subject 10 the notice of ia Earl oT ABERDEEN,
IN such a manner as YOU may deem most cN-
redient.
Tue Presidents
htso ANXIOUS TO Team your own opinion upon
this suhrct with thc least practicable delay.
am, ooc, JANIS B~UcHANAS.
LOTS McLAsE. ESQ Sc, &c, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

II - perfectly OBJ, ivus that they az in o great
degree, end especially 80 tar as they consist
oil on augmentation IN ;he nviaber Of ssam
Nesscls ant Of the laval murine generally.
precisely OF The chane,sr TO b. the most an
proprie,e aud The most useful IN a war with
our country.
am not prepared TO ssy. nor do | deem n,
indtrnil 10 decide, now lar I'VE have a right
- expect snrxplictt disclaimer oi the char.
acuCfah, purposes vi tho war.ike rtepartions
row making BY Great Britain under the CIR.
cums'snces. They may be the dictates ol
VARIOUS motives Of policy, snl the T.
suit OF many causes. AMI. w,th,u, attempt
iiS 'os~slSn 10 each IFS particular influence.
! am Nv no means prepared 20 adm, ,ha; the
apprehension cf difficulties with the United
o,s,sshad no share IN them. anil IL is very
clear that liza rupture with the United States
should grow out OF our present difficulties.
tins country will b. as fvliy and rIectually
prepared for IL a, ali points. and for all pos
.ib.e purposes. a. II that. aud that alone, had
been the object ci al her warlikc prrpar1-
tions.
She viii b. in a situation to- act anl strike
es promptly aIid siEually as shc could have
been with her energies eNClusiycl, directed Ca
that cnl and ] t'cl ~ ms duty TO sld, that
not To expect. IN case a rupture becomes un-
svoitabl., tina, ,his COVE eminent, thus la com
pl"tc arnvr. viii promptly aud vigorously
exert her utInusi power lo iuili,t thu utmost
possible INJURY ulon our country and all 90.
interests, would m"t be dong justice to such
o crisis.
| think IL ought a. b. expected. indeed froin
oil | learn I cannot doubt. tint. in case OF
hosiliiic,, the aim of this government will
b. TO strike It's heaviest blow a, the commcn,c.
ment, IN the expectation of bcius thcrcb,
enabled to shorten the duration 81 tic war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
Dir. PaienhGm 10 Mr.. Buehenon.

WAsniNGroS. jan. q, 1916.
The undersigned. her Britannia Majesty
envoy extraordinary aud minister p%lenipoten.
uary, has had the honor g. receive the note OF
tho Secretary Of State Of the Usitel States
datcl the 81 Instant. IN answer 20 that Of the
un~dcysignei dated 27'h ultimo. containing a
proposal for referring ne question OF an e1uit-
able partition oi Tire Oregon territory TO the
arbitration OF some friendly sovereign or
State.
Tie undersigned vii take an early oppor-
,uni'y "a transmit this comm ini,a;icn TO hex
Msjes,y's goysTamrnt.
The unde rsigucd has the honor 10 renew 20
MIR. Buchanan the ASSURANCE ofhis distinguish
cd consideration X PAkESHAN.
TO Hon. JAMS BucHANAs, &c. SC. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

The bill Tor the continuation Of the lame.
River and kanawhs imyaovemen, from
Lyochbug TO Buchanan was lost ia the low
e. house 81 'he Virginia Legislature on Satur.
dat last % 3 o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
Washington. Feb. :. isl6.
10 ne President efiho Uaucd Stairs.
D~tPNErNINT 90 SrATE.

10 ne President II the Uaiici Stats.
DtPARrNENT 90 STNTE.
Washington, Feb. >. 1916.
TIE Secretary Of State. 90 whom has been
%Tsi,rrst a resolution ut the House at Repre-.
ss1tattvc> oi the 81 Instant. requesting ia,
frrssten, ID communicate To that iiousr, 50
las an. Ia has opinion, Is not incompatible
with th, public Interest. all correspondence
which has passed between the government oi
Grat Britain a0d this governments. in rcla.
ton 20 ibr country west ui IN" Rocky Moan
i1ins. since IN last annual message at the
President 0f this Hor~. has thu honor tu
lay b-lors th2 President the accom- nuyius
papers.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
BHrs B~ucnisAN.
Ir. BnchHHdH q. lr. licLaHe.
D~urhgTNENr OF STArr.
Washington. Decemb,r ~, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

The undcrJicued svsiis himself vi this occa-
SION TO renew to Mr.. Pakenham assurances OF
sis distinguished consideration.
JAMES B~UcHAsAS.
Right Hon. EicnAnp PAxrSnAa. 81. Sc. sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

GF Wede'oie our columns to-day entirely
TO The correspondence Of high func,ions1e.
upon the Orcgoa question. We DO not choose
g Comment upon il. We leave that 10 the
reader.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

the advertising columns oil neysnaoe,
are invaluable 70 the irsdesman. and Tor stsr,
dollar taat be eHpemis IN thus giving pobliri
y 70 his busincs he roaIs multiplied ,~,tutu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

FINANCIAL-Chalk is still on the rise.
The liquor trade ~ epirifed. Horsesarc hard
r,sn. Slcighs go qaiek. Oysters are going
do'eH. WOOd j. al fired high, and goes like
snoks. Dancing pumps e briskly. The call
for newspapers - pressing. Tie hat bust
ness is going ahead. Basties have u back
'cGTd tendency. The price OF mittens is va
rying, asd may sometimes b. had gratis. We
believe there is some speculation In gaming
cards, but the d>oieTs & morally keep eisl.-
Barre Ga1Sfts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
WOMEN AT AUCTIoN.-A :

WOMEN AT AUCTl0N.-A sale OF IN
married women is annually held at Babylon
la every district they assemble on a certain
day OF every year. all the virgins OF marriage
sble age. The most beautiful are hrs, put up.
and tive man who bids the lhrges, sum of mo
ney gains her. The second in personal APP
pearance follows. The bidders crafty them.
selves with handsome wives according to the
depth OF their purses. Taere are some girls
for which there is no bid offered, vet thesc
are also disposed OF, 80 provident are the Bah
ylonisns. When all the BEAUTIFUL girls are
sold, the crier orders the most deiormed "a
stand up; aud after lac has openly demanded
who will MARRY her with a small sum, she i,
at length odjudgcd to the msn who il satisfied
with The least, and in this manner the none,
arising from the sales OF the handsome, serv,
as portions TO those who are of either disagree
able looks, or il they have any other imperisc
tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
SELLING A DAUGHTER.-A letteI

SELLING A DAuGHTER.-A letter, da-
ted Damascus, Oct. 10, ssys:-"A man was
found the other day in the public market o.
feriug his daughter for sale. Being a Chris
tain, he was sent TO the Patriarch by MIR.
Mish, the English dmgoman who prevented
II. His story was a simple one-'Im a wea.
yer; on account Of the cheap English goods
my trade has been put a stop 20. have a
wife, a mother, and seven children to sup
port. When | sold everything we had, |
tried To beg. but no ono would give. l could
get no other work. We have had no bread
iOF the last three days. ! thought of selling
one of my children 20 keep the others from
starving. ! was offered 800 piastres (f5) for
this giH, and | would have sold her had il no,
been for Mr.. Mish. who sent me here"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
THE METER wAY.-"The sons

THE BETTER wAY.-"The sons Of the
poor die rich, while the sons OF the rich die
poor% What encouragement TO toll through
lie acquiring wealth 10 ruin our children
Better 10 usc ouS money as we go along. edu-
cate our sons. secure their virtue by habits OF
industry and let them take care of themselves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

A NATIONAL DEBT.-The HanisbnYh
Union is tavonng its patrons with a series OF
articles against . National Debt. But what
made our National Dcbtf A War. What
paid iU A Tariff. How was the amount
collected and disbursrdl By Banks. What
must be the inevitable effects OF a War. a re-
peal of the Tariff, and the establishment OF the
Sub-TreasuTy scheme. nowl A National
Debt. In comparison to which, all that the
country has ever owed will BE- a bagatelle.-
Yet while they tickle the ear with grave dis
sertations upon national debt, they urge a
policy which must require one.-Pha. North
american.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

MI and Mc kean src al Charleston S. C..
where they made their first appearance las,
Monday evening, in The ~Stranger.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
TIE UNION OF TWO TITLES.

The position of England that the union ot
two strong titles To Oregon amounts TO no IL
tie at all. that they necessarily clash and de-
sifoy each other. i a singular but not a nov
81 exhibition of logic. After the wnr OF lsl2
Mr.. Adams contcndcd as Minister in London.
i'm relation to our fisheries that, first. the ,rra-
Nv of 1873 was in the nstur ...of a treaty
of partition. and secondly. that America
had explored snd made productive the hshc-
rics. England regarded the arguments rs
clashmg asi destroying each other. In 1924.
our Minister. Mr.. Rush. claimed the right OF
NAVIGATING the ~. Lawrence. AMI urged IL,
first upon the ground of natural right aud the
sanction ot treaties: aud secondly, upon the
common efforts of the colonies in the con
quest Of Canada. Again IL was answered
that the two arguments crashed each other
SO we now are told that our right To Oregon
by discovery. and our right by thu title ot
Spain, are destructive of each other. By
what system OF logic is this c~orollary sns.
iainrdi l. no title better than two good
anes-cach good against all Others, though
one may n better aud therefore exclusive oil
the othct' According 10 this logic. our IL
tie to oregon bling good, should we add the
English title we will have none. The poll
~ ol mixing titles united necessarily = Tide
s,ruciivc, appears TO b. below the dignity oi
diplomacy. Thcsc can be no two opposite
,rlths; bat there may be two opposite claims
each having strong evidence in It's favor; and
their conjunction In one power de,ract moth
Ing from their dividual effect. Mr.. Gala
tia, who doubt our claim Ia Oregon by viz
tue OF the title oi Spain. justly condemns th'
position that we have referred to: and tho ma
ton will not believe tina, because we ar
thrice armed we have not our ''qusrre
just" While there Is no necessity for war
there is none for false logic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

The tide Of emigration into Florida j. said
TO be great. espccisily around the hammock
lands ~ the vicinity Of the water courses.
There - generally the most tide, where
there 10 the most ieaier.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09
EFFEcTs or IMAGINATIoN.

MANY wears ago, celebrated physician, su
thor of an excellent work on the effects of mag
ination, wished to combine theory with practice,
in order to confirm the truth of his propositions.
To this end he begged the minister of Justice to
allow him to try an experiment on a criminal
condemned to death the Minister consented,
and delivered to him assassin of distinguished
rink. Our sdodnt sought the culprit, and thus
addressed him
Sir several persons who are interested in
your family, have prevailed on the Judge not TO
require of you to mount the scaffold, and expose
Yourself to the gaze of the idle populdce. He
has committed your sentence and sanctions your
being bled to DEATH within the precinc of your
prison; your dissolution will be gradual and free
from pain" The culprit submitted to his fate
thought his family would be less disgraced and
considered it a favor not to be compelled to walk
to the place of public execution He was con-
Quoted to the appointed room where every pre-
paration was made before hand; his eyes were
bandaged, he strapped TO a table; and at
preconcerted signal four of his veins were gently
prcked with the point of pen. At each corner
of the table was small fountain OF water, so
contrived, to flow gently into basins to receive
it, The patient believing that it was his blood
he heard flowing, gradually became weak and
the conversation of the doctors in an under tone
confirmed him in his opinions. What fine
blood said one. W hat pity this man should
be condemned to die, he would have lived long
time Hush ? said the other then approaching
the first, he asked in a low voice but to be
heard by the criminal, show many pounds of
blood are there in a human body" Twenty
four You see already about ten pounds extract
ed, that man is in hopeless state The
physicians then receded by degrees, and contin-
ed to lower their voices The stiffness which
regned in the apartment, broken only by the
dripping fountains, the sound OF which also
gradually lessened, so affected the brain OF the
poor patient, that although man OF very strong
constitution, he tainted, and died without having
lost drop of blood.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09
as This MEDICINE %

We exclaimed the other day on tasting fJAYNES
TONIC VERMlFUGE. 1t certainly has none OF the
flavor which associates with the of physic
Children consider it quite treat and in taking il their
pAates graed and their health restored the
time Jtyne's Tonic Vermiiuge only destroys worms
but the which they inbedded and
effects radical and permanent cure. Every mother knows
the prominent symptoms of worms, such yoacy, lean
ness, fed breath grinding of the teeth during sleep, paie
of the lips itching the &c. but the is other
indcia not generally recognized. dry cough. uu
eyes enlargement Of the abdomen, and many other ymp
comn to other diseases, frequently denote the
presence Of II their existence is suspected
the Vermiin9e should be admins because do
harm in any case, and may do incacu1be good.
JAYNES EXPECTORANT alwaA S cures Asthma two
three large doses will the Coup Hives chill
dren in from Is minutes to hours time Ii Immediately
subdues the violence Of wnOopBg cough, and effects
speedy Hundreds who have given up by their
phN sicans ncurabe with Consumption, splitting of
Blood, and other Pulmonary Affections
ed tn perfect health by t. 1t Tails giving relief
II Prepared only by DR.. ID. JAYNE, No South Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale BY !. GREEN n CO., III
M'in-st., and NJ. B GREEN, 200 Main ST Worcester.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09
THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and araiiabie Capital Of $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage BY fire
" the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity. Ii insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories and Mills the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation for liberal Adjustment and Il
promptitude In paying losses, well known and estao
lIshed. THOMAS X, BRACE, Pr esident.
SIMEON 1. LoOMIs Secretary.
Hartford March s, l845. isu
~ Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance IN the shove
Company, referred paEticulnrs 10 A. H. BUL
LOcn, kaq., In Worcester, Mass. sH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09
NOTICE,

TNHE subscribers take this method inform their cuso
j mers, and manufacturers in general that they have
taken the shop formerly occupied by WHITE a. Bowman
and more recently by WHITE HOLMES, one mile sonth
OF the Worcester Rail Road Depot, where thew intend
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY or every description
such as Looms, Shears Nappers, Brushes, Spoilers
ChoppsIs Hay Cutters OF the approved patterns
Machine Knives and Shears made and ground 10 order
Also, all kinds OF JOB WORK done promptly in oood
STYLE and at fair prices And feel connden, tina, o1r
experience In business will ene fair proportion
81 business in our line. p. HOlMFcs 4 IN
Worcester, Oct 81. a.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09

II A GENTLEMAN has sent to the editor of
the Petersburg lntelligencer, sweet potafoe
weighing seventeen pounds. He has COW that
gives thirteen quarts OF milk at a milking-(he
did not send the cow to the editor. This is pref
ty well for Virginia.-U. s. Gag
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09

~ The locomotive of the railroad train from
New York for Philadelphia into Rancocus
creek, in consequence of the drawbridge not be-
ing completely down. Most fortunately the cars
were detached just in time TO save them and the
passengers.