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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

CT The Mcrmons numbering 20O0, have
lett Nauyoo. lof Iowa. The numbrr bound
for Oregon is not stated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
THE NEw HAMPsHIRE ELECTIoN.-

Later news from the recent election in New
Hampshire shows that the defeat Of l<ocoGoco.
ism in tina, State is complete. The Radicals
have los, their candidates. both for Governor
and Tor Congress. by majorities nnging from
twelve to fifteen hund red votes. The same
party has elected only two of the Eve Execu.
tive Councillors, and but three % tous Of the
twelve Senators.
The House OF Representatives. on whom
will dcvolve the duty Of elec,ing . Governor
and United States Senator. and filing all thr
vacancies in the State senate and Bosh OF
Councillors. is afe beyond ell doubt. The
Boston Atlas has rtums Of the election ol
lle Wings and ~ Independent Democrats
making an allied force in The House l43. Ths
Radicals have but "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
~YAsHIONABLE HATs.
IL WHOLESALE AND RITA

~ VHAC<kbH I'M hEHhtbs
~ r~eefved 81 No. TO Masa Street. lbs
- latest sn< m~vs approved spsing vsshsvs &c
IA rB. ,a whseh The attention. Of The patrons Of Tho
late s's y sesre~sirIIy invited; sod eli who ~sh
. cheap. tssAs Sid dusshie TIA, sv requested w
cell end sssmias his sock before pssskssns ek~
where. w w JlAsEsoN.
mar 90 Successor TO " w 4 y RI Js~>ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
G::R~


The Orgon debate ives continued By MI.
Arber. and Mr.. Niles hss the hcos on that
question when ib~Scnste adjourned.
HOUSE.
The River and Hsrbos Bill was debated s'
some length.
Mr.. Brown. Of virgipis. offered the follow
ing amendment: Foo the erection ofa bridge
scrs- the Eastern Branch Of the Ohio river a,
Wheeling. eloo.0O0."
This was Dcgativcd and the house adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

CT They h.ye had 100 day. Of sIeiebiog
=. Burlington W., during the las, wio,e,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
NOTICE TO HoUsE-KEEPERS!i
Please TAKE NOTICE.

WAT 81 NO. Ia Main Street. Wheeling.
We msy hs t.ssi the LARaus ssd BEST
ss-~ssd ssosk Of Ca RPETS. OlCLOrHS, RUGS.
Table Csvess. &c- ar ever offered ~ THE city. saA
~hs~h sih b. ssid ~ ps,css ,hs, esassa hil 10
lesssss.
Oar trissjs ssd e~sss@sn viii pissss give Ne .
call.
REMEMBER Ia MAIN STREET.
msste kENDEL. HARBOUR q CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

LNEGE FAMlLY-A Nc. Linn,
Was n'sidcn nssse Was c'g,SI
a', s'snuf ." l~e Oae'la opnpo w
% wI."' - d's.h fbe, w,n iii IT,.
dem iweuty ~ ieef d~scgd. h'""' ehii
,Ni"fe beh making fis uhnle ,,,' "ifd
hundred sni eighty seven rS~,,. "",'f one
ifo'a bcf beiyFc hes death ""' 'pisng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

= GROSS AROMATIC sMEIiING sAuTs.
PRYOR a PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

tins s~i'ernooo. we Obliged 10 swim on the
turnpike In OXIDES to ~ upon the Psxtoa Greek
br'iTe. the whole valley around the ceeh be-
ing inundated By the back water from the riv-
ef.
The Rs'lrsd between this end Middletown
- usrd ios boats instead OF csu. Our town
has hcen In . wonderful state u e,citemen,
during the whole day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

"a Fon RENT-Tas slsss ssos. -
Ut3{ hssssss squsss. 81 asos shoss Market
4it< st-y- - Psesssi b 80 ssrarsney u
- hCessssiL Esgsiss 81
~s'is W y sgLBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

CLOCKS CGOcEst
RhCkdSsD thss dsy . ssA ssssfinssnd 81 %
80 hpas SD eight d-y s'ss clock. which vii
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The journal of yesterday was read and ap
proved,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The journal of yesterday was read and ap.
proved.
Two REGIMENTS OF RrFLEMEN.
The SPEAKER said that the business first in or.
der would be the motion (pending at the adjournment
last evening" of the gentleman from Massachusetts
Mr. ADAMS, to reconsider the vote by which the
House had determined that all debate on the bill 10
raise two regiments of rihemen, and for other pur-
poses, should terminate.
THE PEA-PATcH ISLAND.
Mr.. JOSEPH r. INGERSOLL asked leave at
this time to submit motion to discharge the Com
mittee Of the Whole from the consideration of the
bill in relation to the settlement Of the title to the
Pea-patch island. He was understood to say, that
the object Of the motion was to afford an opportu-
nifty to strike out the appropriation, which having
been done, the bill could be acted upon in the
House, without being again committed
The SPEAKER said that the motion of the gen.
tleman from Massachusetts Mr. ADAMS, was pri-
vieged motion, and would take precedence Of every
thing else.
TWO REGIMENTS OF RIFLEHEN.
So the House passed to the consideration Of the
motion OF Mr.. ADAMS (who was not at this mo-
ment in his seat) 10 reconsider the vote by which
the House had determined that all debate on this
bill should terminate.
Mr.. TlBBATTS addressing the Chair inquir-
cd whether the gentleman from Massachusetts, who
made the motion, had voted in the Affirmative
The SPEAKER. No division took place; there
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saisLD,, Aug .0--sld ship FersI Putnam. Boston.
Home Ports.
saa kesdes Sossoa b1ooaas spss. AID Svs, Js
tie h'sport seh' Nassau, Howss, Bosoa' st'sesuan,
Eo:IoS sspt is-Ag rs,m,hIp camea.. Ie.l Jrdsas
m. sss a. 'iii
RWhs do J%9 odn eecpeand DO efs' Raoy MKeo.s
sTse NARY Bach Fosf 1S%, ssT TUCKER
kss.s; ds AsSs sSs RSs. S St
sa:gais; S:sss Loud d kSSs:
sa$ SSSf1 Eeldss hI' :S;s
dsaOa sriS thinshs P.snss Phil.aephs; schIs At
ante !,Sa Cook Norfolk; Richard, Thatcher, New York
BAH, Sept esd ship :Ri9 Grsnds ssussi., or..n.
,sa S S Packard AaTsI, TgsSy
Hero Spear; Eagle hs,Eeill Niagara spiudlns and Ann
Lrwrs Del, Sept i7-Brigs Uu,on Mitchell from Hava.
ma mol los, q dfss load AND frs, tier IN
unknown, in this forenoon and The brss
kowens, or Lsgura: Orient tos Ponce X: Pain for
Nc Senator, Tor Fail River Plot for Boston and PSsSs
axte for do stooo 10 last evening Fifteen sail Of small
NV HAyEs Sept l7-Arr sch, Pacific Prescott Albany;
N.Y. sa' h' i''A'' 90 3d. 'l0'' warren th'mp'''
NEW BEDFORD. Sep. l7-An. schr Emil, Bourro, Fish,
PMoynoEses Sept l7-Arr ship Rhode Island, ws.hb.m,
Long HJ Nsw iOk Ansi oai' do Below sloop e.
ss A sa. & Ssw cSqS
Tsadw. SALEM ese o AID Factor asnaY.
coness Ware
BORN. Ems.e ; h.H1 f CSsss S
sB B14c Nex ANDERSEN AUG n1
Tosshs New A.ver CID bark sarah Hand Bailey New
Ssaa brig, S%'s 20 fs se ay sasR
Cold sp.iag: Perae bot H audl y%9nd Hsss
so I LsSSss Aa Cid DO os BLACK
Errst,on, smith DO; mead B,qohryn; Ma.
GsrGqe sh New J cey coss t'SSe esE
York; L Lea%sioS, IONS: Boston Aita%aha Pre-
samuel sGIe Nsw York sS5GgsyUr
B'c Reeves, North CaroI4p.h Bqn,ss Bostcn Gl.;
Ns Bsv
Be.toS oop Marion, WlsoS Jersey brss
s%SAi Sept sar b,Ti Oxford Ross Liverpool
t,4d SD liih feI Bscisport =, u,vs.r p,..,,.
rsh Lincoln York siocp Armada DO SID ssI Nj Horo
boss koSns One sfS
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eis; Aabsma smsllsy Salem; Isaosty. Ksey. Neg es4
10 d. Msrsrt. Burr boston see wood do Fancy
Lhase. do-sioaps Midas, Funki WIZ rd Rhode snd
Rhode Island Hale. Provdence-b ~se iee nnkss fhi'
ladsl phla; steamer Anthracite, do.
Brig Noutls (of Portandl Davis 70 days from Msfap
1aa with orde 80 nhds Loyett Left
brlrs Prince de Joinvie OF Mem port SoI York days;
since put uto Norfolk in ds,rss seT General
PM ielphia text day, and hers rot Iseosesd The
gales from NE Sc to FROM the 7th
10 the instant off Hste.s lay for % hours While
syug her beam ends, which shifted her
deck SWEET lost maasa stsyssil, split sails boat
big Acemus Dakwater, from Matsnzr. u ds,,s put in
and si'ed for Por md. report. havias experienced
when the gate commenced blowing from OF the
dur the day anunDer Of vsssels disaD
Sept lat 70 &c long ~ 40 spoke bik Vel.sco- Of Boston
from Maaaz Cor loves days SEPT q AT IS Do long
. 80 poke brig Joseph thence 3oth uit for t-ns, ofad
ON New York lost noth topTssts Sep, 18Th, bat % Al
org 70 TO- sPoAe ship Ocean Of evidence from New York
FOR r. Ssnt Ia spoke lat SO io ong 70 - ,ehr CHARLES
smith aud from New Yors for Norfolk. wilh loss Of both
mas,s, wan.ing no assistance.
Brig Tyore, MeCornick II days from Chflesou, to Geo.
Buckley -. -
Ms, plaster ana wood TO James Braine.
Portuguese scLr Olivera Segunda, Stnera, 81 days from
Oporto, with wine % Crime Mnturn Co
schr Alfred sh-rmas Thomsstop lime.
Schr Eagle Haskell. = honaston, lime
sehr Hero, Spear, Thorn sston me. ,
Sehr Ann benman, simon, On, Thomaston, lime.
Sehr Excel, Lowell. Boston, SDdse
sehr Union, Hicks, ThomastoG; ilne.
3chr Lscon, Dearse, Boston, mdse'
Below.
Schr Holt, from Florida
Also, brig Sea- from LAeuna dismasted
frigats brig aud ,chr-the frgate at anchor below
the NATIONS at s-pdown.
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New work, Saturday, Sent. 10.

AsHNs-We hear of few sales t0day-none, however,
Of an, note Pots are held at " 10 pearls - 90
BREApsrUFFs.--Thcrc have been sales to day in West.
at so, beng the closing rate. some sold in the
morning at 81 eiH Affairs still confused Holders
Of wheat and in like manner asking consdera
bly, higher psces.
CorroS-As usual, when We receive good accounts
from abroad, holders here advance their rates to
check business II is said to day that the sales
700 baes and that the actual Friday
not 1000 bales and in any event that it entire.
y Speculative exporters continue IL offer but shade
better an the rates current on Thursday. The private
aIvices also less haJenng We revise our quota
tons to conform actual sales the last days and
quote quiet market to-day the advices the South
also counlerdcling the views OF holders
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BY Last Nights Southern HAIL.

AhExASpRIA Sept liar b5iss sw N. Boston; vi.gisie
fro Boston: sssis:%sa, from YcrS. c,.,s. u.
fp a sh Sss'As as%gsns
eTs%s" s!'si 'ss%s Esss
kf%y S%
y ,S Gos s0 10h YOKE q co:s ssSs
Wood Wood ward sd RahSrH. from jss..y
Wells PINT steamer Ensses having iaic. sx.ssI.
SS a Ss sss s ,as vi. s:
square rugged could not tell what she woe;
he "a w r Ssy
and And of Of on ssIa "'' N
GdSs%p. Gaeinas.i, Cssman Canton; Potomac, Chg
"a. nsGs fo sf h'FsG & as Il !:
s.%pses j. ' Of brig Of puaaa;y
sss essns g sse :ss
AN ENE H Cape Henry 1e ,cay ;sss AND
Hampton Roads and from thence to this port. '-'-
s sshI s%,h Decker, from NsS y:.l pas,.d Irs..s
.ehl ~S
@ s Ct s:w
mainfopmast and b-boom, Standing to the eastwaId
sehr. Mary Trefethsn. from Portsmouth, H: 3D.
Steamer Alice. Bsoueh. from Richmond Rersrs. tslsv
s:.
ship, -. oeN vo,. ,,, ..,ors =, ;, $50, ~
beach, Caps May vessel completely broken Up, ina crew
70 be o thu son% on s s ns S" h :s
ton ashore the same place, ring the
gale 49, -
Sid, brig Belle, Vose, for New York.
Miscen aneOus Record.
We are indebted the Boston Advertiser and Courier
and also TO he Norfolk Beacon and Herald for slips
BARQuE DETROIT lot BATH Lowell, from London, for
Picou ballast asofs Sable Island 5th and
would be total loss Capt L. his wife and all saved
NFwBERN, NJ. Cor the ~ vessels lying and near
Ocracoke, eghee driven ashore and driven
sea The following were driven ashore Brig Washington
Montfod loaded with lumber Sch, Slower naval
and Frances Eulfod naval stores all Of this place the
where they belong: sshr. Patrick Henry Smith lumber:
gust Bessley corn; Defiance, Kline, shingles; Paragon,
Wayhab. whest and Lucius, Nyron, com Schr Emeline
with tire board Schrs David Far
row, E. Fsrrow, Paradox, Wi,liaus Industry, Mansm
Nancy and c. c. Merchants, lighters, ali ashore Seve
lives said have been the gale aud
expressed that few il Of the can be gotten off
passenger which came yesterday III Inc anu Hymsnn
he learn, the slh Isabella the
| only vessel whice outrode the gale.