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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

CANCER. oosrRE sCsofULA CBR-
Ep-Pre'iy ample experiences bss rsovra that
ysyne's Life Pfesesv Give j. q Remedy Cor rs.<er
kingis Esii. Bson choeeie os Gaiiss sod Diseases Il
ne sk'n-~h'ch viii not fail ono lime .ss Z hun.
dfed oi efirei'rg q radical cure LIS sls, one al
The mo<i pleasant and safe snieIes ever .a<,sd o.
ihe relief Of The ffh'rles. For sale by
CRUMBACKER. Dragsii, 6.ha
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14
NEW HOOKS

IfE OF PAUL JONES. BY Nseksnsse:
- The American shepherd. BY hiossiI; ~
Chnfch's Indian Wars;
nit'ry Of the Reformation, by William Cetsss,s
ossisn's Poens;
Gpfs Psihsiogiesl Ansicmy. nov sdssisa~arhi
dsy. received end zoe ssis by
iee IL JOHN , HAswELL. wsesIsss-
CRY covseiL, Feb'y a. as.
Extract from fhs minutes;
Ordered, that WHEN the Council adiossn. IL
adjourn 10 meet on saturday next ticr14th
inst, at 2 O'Clock r.. NJ, and TIA, the postpon-
ed elections Of officers be made the special
order of the day, and public notie~ gisea Of
this order. WM. DOUGLASS,
isbll Clark pro fsn.
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wlsrAR,s nALsAM OF WILD cnERRi

ia q
The great saeeess attending The use of this Bat
san IN Pssnonary D,sease-- having naturally az
iraslsd The siiehiipn Of physicians and ,shsrs. vasi-
gus opinions and suimise. have ARISEN with rsGstd
"a is c.amPansnl par,s some havs supppsed lido
rssssin iodine, eihsss n9fcsty. sie. end 70 sseh ssA-
stance they siinhnse ~. eKirsoseinap sficA<y.--
sara cpin'oos being sanfsIy sfnanssss. sea eAiea-
sied 10 p~sejndire many rsssoss sgainss NE nedi.
cine. We pledge ourselves thai u sopsains ncshinx
uf The Mind. OF ~anythrg VA The least itjas,os.; es
fbr rou'fafy. ~ - composed prineIpaiIy sf sssapts
substances Tire Mess &c iceland. he Wild chssvv
and P,ne Of our northern lot, y lea. are The ptinetpsi
ingredients On The compound. The great s<esst of
tie efficacy consists in the ne,h0d by which they
are prepared Such in fact 40 The nature cod sim
piici,y of shs medicine. go powerf0t an acsions ret
-n mid. safe and pheasant In its opsfaison. that IL
might be justly termed. Natures own Prvserip-
'rsa. aud although hut I've yeafs have slsrssd
sipee ~ ws. 6fs, made psshiis. We can proudly ny
IL hiss acquired = ~cslsbfiiy nnprsesdsniei h, any
mede.ns IN uss, and 10 evidently destined 10 be-
c,ms The most r.puiss and vsla.bls rsciiei ne ever
discovered, For s.ir by Dr. CRUMeAcKER;
also by PRYOR a Fault 4w : 1S
WORD to those thu, are Css.s mrssv> Ii 10
Known aud decided fse, that cyassspsiop ~ the
Langs leads 10 a speedy dealt. 6niess sh<s. are
some propef medicines ps~d 70 srresf tho hasshs,
progress al Tho disease. Have wa not Witnessed
'he departure 81 many of ys.s in,i~s,s hissss
lhssieHed ihiiher by the sirnna hand of ikis slisesSss
ften Why not bs alarmed for The safety of sos,
own hraiih. aud etsdraser Ia secure = Lsnss or f>a.s
ufon ihis wotidS Have you ns teen ~rsess;i><
time after time 70 use DE- Dansea's Exxecsssan
Remedy. which 10 prepared essressiy sos he reno
val OF diseases Of the Lsnrs and BfenehssI subes
\ lew battles Of ihns med ~ The 6fsf affaek
lsi~ays pre-, sn,s The dio~sss fsnn ssulsaa sros ihs
Iiins. Va kha
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET
The New orlcan, Commercial Times. Of The
3ls, ul,. says:
The demand for money is on the increase.
and loans are obtained wiifis great degree Of
difficulty. The int class shou paper may be
done at 10 TO IL per cent. pei snnun, but
Of this description there is scarcely any Offer
ing, whilst good commercial paper. lacking
dering IL entirely satisfactory. hA lstlehy
been discounted at lis2 per cent. pei
month. Loans at call. Tor . period ten OF
twenty days. are made at s0l0 per cent.
discount. There is a great deal OF long papsI
in the market. secured by mortgsgr, which ID
extremely difficult TO negotiate. rs under the
present circumstances, capitalists are AYERS
to putting oat money unless ior q brief pc
Rod.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

ice. and By a Wholesale murder OF the limo.
cent and uIU GeHding.
h Europe.
Gibss',sr, Malta. Gouo. Comiao. Ionisn
IIsats, -irl il,lcgoland. 3
h -Ineriec.
tppr ami lower Canada. Cape Crctvn d.
land. Prince Eiwsrd's Island. N.w Bruno.
wick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland. the Baham-
as. jamaica. Antigua. MoniserrI,, Nevis. 81.
Christopher, Bsrbuia, Ausaiila, Tortola, Vic.
sin Gorta, Aneeada, Doniuico, 81. Lacis. ~.
Vincent, Granada, Bsrbsdors. Tobago. Trim.
iisd. the IL rnudls. Dcinarsra, Berticc, Use
qnibo, Guiana, Hon iuas, Mosquito Shore, i.
now tisi6) about b X stolen.
~ africa.
Cape of Cool Hope. aul now. (ISI6) ,lr
whole coast Of Natal. 27,0D0 square miles. "a
b. stolen and annvNed. Cape Coast Castle, cit,
oi 5000 inhabitant@ on the Gold Coast. es-
tablishment la Glinea an Scnegam5is, such
a. iorss ApDlouii aud AmIuahca, Dix Cove.
AMI S.n"nda. Kingdom oi Ashanti; Animsboc
GA Gold Coast. Gornantine or Amsterdam. Ia
Gantie. q leagues from Cape Coast: Fort Vine
bah, sni fort ~Tanlunquerry, "a liule East OF
Cape Coast; Fort james, in toe Kingdom oi
Acers, Fort William. 10 the Kingdom OF Juis
Sierrs Leone, one the fines, ports Ia Africa.
over 5000 inhsbitsnt,, lslsnl -. Miric. near
The mouth oi the Gambia; Nrntain and loika
koudi. on the right bank of the mouth OF the
Gambia, 30 miles from the same. in the
Kingdom of YAM; Pi~anis. Kingdom Of YAM:
leland oi Ascension; Island Of 81. a. lcns; d,
lanl OF Maun,in=. (lslc DE- fmocr); lw"
groups OF small islands. called Seychelles and
Amorsntes, - ia number. SON, of them II
miles long and "A wide;s por, called Lopqucz
in the Autavarts country, ia the Islam of
Madagascar.
IL Asid.
Hong Kong and Island OF Chusan. China. no,
Yet given up 10y the British. aud probabl,
never will be: Ccylon; New llollaud; Van
Dieman's Land; Kingdom of Assam. with it,
three Provinces OF kainroup. Assam aud
Sodiya, extending the whole lcngih OF the
BouromPourirc rivcL which receives 60 tribu.
tary streams,
The Hdoo Chiaese.-English possessions
robbed from the Bnnsn Emperor and King of
Siam,
Provinces OF Gsrnou, ka,char. kassay,
Arakan, with several Islands. Martsban, Dye.
laval, Tannasserim with The Mcuui Islands,
extending from north To south, 100 lcag Ics.
viZ Muscos, Tsvai. Kings Island, Mel, Su.
zannah. ST. Mathew. Mcnlui, Milacca, We!le.-
ley. two provinces On ihe peninsula of Ma
lacca. with the Islands OF Pulo- Penang and
Prime Of Wales; lslsfi OF SINGAPORE; Hindost-
an. with 90 0Oo.Oo) psople, comprising CO.,
5JO square leagues. so .uJ0, 0JO revenue, and
an army Vt 2lU. 900 men.
Tie British presidrncies are;
lst. Calcutta, with 10 provinces and s3ci,ies.
IL Madras, " = " ~ +"
81. Bombay, " ( % -
The foregoing poss Ssions have The astound
ing extrnt OF 6,oi6 IN square miles. and
40, 900 900 OF Inhabitants Adj TO The above
the eigAfoen PrOvRoes in pnssutogo to the Bri
ish, from Allah-Abad TO BJapcw. wiih fhsir
l6 eifisS and 7j6 .0g0 SQUARE macs-33l0 600.
600 % Souis, and SO. 900 600 r,prnne, and an
rfny II $1,000 iacg' md IL ulfkes 7.6O9lfIt
,qgare vslss, and 1913 600. 600 II fnkGbRen .
To b. o5riiHRsG.l
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ITEMS

KENTUCKY.-it il said that Of the l76
ptispuers confined in the kenturky ~peniten-
iiary, 81 have no education at all, and 20 are
from Is to ~ years OF sge.
The North River is open ,o the Highlands.
One oi the North river boats is prc,nrin Ia
un ia. first OF the week. The ice al Hudson
is very weak.
BURLINGTON. IOWA. seems 20 BE- flou =
i.hiug with o,lrr towns on tho river. The
Hiwksyc states that two stesinb6ats are to 20
Into operation upon the opening OF navigation
whose exclusive owners will b. residents of
Burlington.
The Cherokee Advocate OF the l3thuli. saw
tist everything was quiet in the Chcro c.
Nation, amt thosc ot their county men who
had been iudtwcd to- leave the nation at the
c,mm anceni-nt oil the recent unfortunate dis
turbsncr had, with one or two exceptions,
returned io their homes. On Friday. 9th inst.
a, Miysvillc, Arkansas. Gmnvillc Rogers. sou
OF Ciplsin JOIN, Rogers, of the Cherokee Ma
tion, now in Washington City. was killed by
Harvey Pitner. who has grocery store at thai
pace.
BOAT BUILDING At LOUISVILLE
During the war 1915. ther. were built Of
Louisville % steamboats, sud q dock-bos,s,
with AL aggregate tonnage Of 6o9l tons; AMI
at New Albany and J~eifrrson,illc - steam
boats and | burg. tonnage 1891 tons. Their
estimate cost u sS3J 900.
A GOOD JUDGE.-A Liverpool pap~,
says thst Mr.. Justice Coleridgc, lately. durins
a uial nj the Central Criminsl Court, mad,
the following remark:-"It seems TO me ;c
bcoo ne the practice. that the moment a persos
is presented ina witness box. he is to be trea.
ted as though he were tied TO a stake. to h.
l halted by every one. S,ich shall NOT be thu
case where ] preside"
THE DAILY PRESS OF NEW YORK
There are a daily papers published in New
York State. win New York city 10. Brook
Buffalo 4. Rochester 3, Syracuse 2, Utica 1
Lockport !, Pen Yam l. Geneva 1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

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son. to make itterminate in a biakeaef glo-
ny on land land our HuIls, and Perfys, sad
hawrences, to break thsspell OF Bri.ish4n-
Sinclbllliy on the sea. aaqa .an
Mr. Cha Chairman, / will detain the COINS
mI!'ee Z no Uo longer, i is my misfortune 70
{! differ T. {! on his is, occasion with many with
whom it is my pleasure, generally. to con-
cur. While / regret il much, I feel ami.
mated with consciousness Of The recii,ude
of my motives. The peculiar crisis. sir,
demands firmness as well as prudence, and
true patriotism admonishesg the statesman,
in the glowing language Of another
"Be just and fear not; '' 80 .-=- ="
Let all the ends thou an's at be thy eountry's thy
Gods and truths; then, if thou fall'si,
fhou fallst blessed martyr. an79 9h' afssz14c@fI
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ANECDOTE OF Mr.. LEGARE

The American Review for October con-
talns an interesting biographical sketch of
the late Hugh S. Legare. Of South Carroll
ma. In which occurs the following ,anecdote
illustrating his power as an advocate :--,1
+ TWAS the case Of ~Pell and Wife versus
the Executors of Ball, The circumstances
OF the case were these: A Miss Charming.
daughter of MIR. Waller Charming, fner-
chant of Boston, had married a Mr.. Ball.
of South Carolina, and carried him large
fortune, withoutan any settlement. Mr.. Ball,
by his last will and testament, bequea,hed
to his wife all. of his fortune. ~ EmbarAiig
lat Charleston, for visit 10 the north, on
board The Inflated steamboat Pulaski, which
blew up at sea on The coast of Nor!hqCat.
tolina.' in 1885, they both persisted in that
lawful catastrophe. The question IN this
case was which survived the other elf
Mrs. Bali, then the legacy vested in her,
and was transmissable to her sisters If
her husband, then the legacy had elapsed.
fell into the residue Of the estate, and went
| to his family. 7,".-77q 7.7-' 1'''s a..@ 1os&f
Mr.. Legare was engaged on behalf'5of
Mrs. Balls sisters. On die one side,,'it
was commended that the husband, being the
stronger, must have survived and the doc
rines Of civil law on The subject of surri-
Worship were relied on. Here, however,
Legare was master, ant, showed that all
these, ~presumtions must yiely to positive
testimony. After the catastrophe Mrs.
Ball was seen flying wildly about tue wreck
her voice heard, above the others, calling
| for her husband, Awaiting himself Of, this
single facial that in the wild terror of
such scene could be known-Legare con-
verted i by the, tragic power Of his elo-
quence, into, an Irresistible proof that the
tender husband, whose name the wife
shrieked forth so distractedly, must have
already persisted. Upon, the narrow thea
tire Of that shattered deck, there was en-
acted a scene, he said TO paint which all
that the Imagination Of poetry could inrrvlen.
of the most pathetic must fail. .She cali
| ed upon the husband upon whom she had
never called in vain-upon whose arm she
had ever leaned in danger-her stay, her
rescue! She called, but he never answer
ed-no, sir, he was dead o'a' $3.50 a"'
Mrs. Balls sisters gained the suit, as
also another point in the case which he
argued-that the legacy was general and
not specific. I'D 7' 7'1.~ 'a' 10 n1n'ss Esd"
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The Blind Allpding to Ne Milbusi
the recently elected Chaplain of the house of Rep
resentatives, the Washington CORRESPONDENT of
the Boston Post says that he "was on his way 20
the city of New York, where he intended to Sub
NIT to surgical operation, in the hope of making a
last experiment for the restoration of his eyesight.
On board the boat, after leaving Lexingt51, on a
fine Sabbath morning, he was requested by "a few
of tbe passengers to conduct religious exercises
He consented-sung hymn, offered up prayer,
and preached sermon. The audience was not
only delighted, but irresistbly enchanted, BY his
rich and extemporaneeus elosuence and at the
conclusion Of the services they came forward, as
it were, en- masse, to learn his past history and
future Intentions Among the number wero sey-
eral senators and representatives from the west,
who begged the blind preacher to tarry few day
at Washington, and they would Aendevor to elect
him the chaplain of the House. He consented
and they have kept their word. That he will, in
all respects, fully justify the generous confidence
of his friends, does not admit Of doubt" a'''"''
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Thanksgiving Goose-Turke arss,s,s 60 -
raj market standard for thanksgxs5D nc IL III, h.,
sometimes goose is preferred. III neiebborng
city gentleman was attrae<<a by the sight of a
plump extra sized, well elealsd goose. re -. u
Il 1t it young one :" ssa he TO bOnnysr9sy
eyes, sir, indeed it iss&s Vas the ready reply
elbow much do you <ant for itaT .essfaq
!, q. dollar, SIR, IN aisyisa a'ilz~Blso
link 'ay 5 ss7a cents s,,s and
I" Well. sir, as fwould HE to get you for stea-
DIV customer take it away. n; pa. gxsn edit
The goose was taken home and roasted ;. butt it
was found very difficult to carve and when cut Up,
so tough as to be uneatable2 The gentleman went
to market again. on the following day. as usual,
and there met his fair poulterer.s ;, ss,.a -,
Did you tell me that goose was young, which
bought of you % Is 7'Ise'9 1'ss9od ITO
sqs' Yes, sr'I did, and it was. Dons you eatIqne
young woman lnaIpm only h." .s5nsiil 40
q wen have heard n mother sa say. many va time
thatit was Yearly six weeks younger fEail fnea
7r9 aaistt ysd' ii usnr bTaahsto cForkS uas
? n Ao6Be' EzuRpk. re BufIea,q the pro
prietDrcofa coffee house ifr the city ofLbuliis-
vile, has advertised that he wHLegesy NOR
ming, I'LL the Isl Of March make and serve out,
gratis, from IS TO 80 gallons Of good soup to
the poor. al b9aintaoS asl41ol9T9 SUI hoEH
safs ssa Savannah deg as,gg2 are Fasting
chf1esh shad, IT 81 so piece.FAs @d ''e''
n8sE7s &c fro bgs a2sssx ST iI0eyra
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07
Emigration to the Red River and Trinity Colony Texas

under & ds p sped 5 3 os and % sgs@dg 5 nl os@do f9 % fas the parties thereto those who wish to %% %% @ ant the 5 3 % d & xia b S ] @ @ pSepasi to
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 fertility ofsGa Ti afapas Go na5yy all & hs aPs j % ting T@@a %i %o and Pt at aS aS Y 3 ia @ ss ay ys ssas requiring only to be fenced n q3d, Our sss i @ %9 wasges5 n the richest f R geaaeaaa Of bis s55g iI 1s4 s2as the @ %ag@s1d % e baty f & 9 fai fnonias % % @ @ idf 6e@Ps more Tbs p9' rssa e ofs9 @ oSs @ Gs %% sa %% % 2ssa @ % and f c many g@n tropics y eIeS % eSy t rsadog c,9 very cheap hogs black 1' @ s s f % F" ] % % @ @ @ % @ & s s " ] @ fas a @ : al Fs FTbe @ fap5 Sy iP smPo @ aGseoa Dr Mississippi abo"Inf aS 9ssa There The eGa flor hsa ni 2f % amy @ o ] ] I F.r RfGo Smfar M S Ts0 I G iHs 1 %1i @ ; 6is5 ;@ % @ Sass & ev @ % eg relieved ineaGas a5 a% e ' sn 5a gy G%5 fasss n sepa % esio Fssy nf odf 4E H f s % s and ammunition by witch nas game procured
 ws@i hs' @ @ F@ss % % y @ % :s %5 Mississippi e@ 5Sse S @ 9so3 RayT ] Tonfn and r9 reson Tss %62 Ta @ RG sf @ % % @ @ 8n @ N 3 T m on e f fy s9 Nsm @ dS 5 % @ @ OF @ @ 6y Information % aSi ] cheapest s S ,o Ss s 5 e s @ % 5 9% % s 9; % % @ @ @ $ $ s : o@@@ieaa: post tls.a0 the
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 Huntsville Kv August T.. f85-
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07
THE .aEs AtFsIIs E;,I.A':

4 Maga.ine of Reeietos P0ti6csaRd Efgd Eiefatafe.
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 It consequently opposes partial educatioh' paftiai legislation and special legislation; and sustainS the Constitution as it is, with strict construction oI It's provisions.
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 In short it Iabofs to be JUST.
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Aslxarpsas FOrllld IId D l'

PRlCE REpoIhD; .,;.a If HyFIIS work is the producu0a ,odc A Esq, Counsellor at Law, a0mso,,selin ss necessary forms of process ,S. ploSp psaee. entries, for Justices ol tne sbes;I,. lg@ Constables, Coroners, ana 1' 1"',S coar collection of forms of Deeas' .a@r, vo with an appendix containing on ii m Ia sssiuI ssI ciples of law most likely to Oe u'''' ol the Peace. h.uo been bl
 Great care and labor nave l;aa oP gi tbi. V compilation and preparation at;csr,, "' r, bu it useful, not only to c,:a' clsli aOS O f s bol every department oi llle, a1st a''d desirable <, n thor has accomplished taa' f,l roPk poP5,i has \
 The price of'this useful .i" la%SJenisns1 %Sr n Orders or gs' (qccompamed I,y..a % M' ''A7l from any part of the '''1S VIM. E.E|
 l,ittle Rock, March l9' iot'.
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GEsEGT BARGAINS.
D. BENDER

D. BENDER HAS just received per late arrivals, fresh and \ IA splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con- sisting in part of black Alpacca, fgd Oelolians Chusans and Chusan Delains; hibet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints Gmghams Checks Flannels; Linseys; Ky. Jeans, Kirseys; Satinetts and Shrings, Hosiery, Umbrellas. Shawls. Gloves Casslmeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetings &c. Sc,
 Also, by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar Coffee, Salt, &c Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold ceAr, for cash only Store en the cor Her of Main and Markham streets.
 Littie Rock, Dee ?, lsI3 l2-tf
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V l. 5 l99lsaInfc G. g9R5SRRIP, 95 [ NEAR NEW $, ,i cataIo
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NEBV' GOODS,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S.
Nfain Sireet.

Wuln Nfreef, WHo has just received large and full assor- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery-W Ware, Hard Ware, Sc. &c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in the eastern cities at unusually low prices he will be able to sell low for CASH. He would particularly invite the attention oi his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessary article in that line.
 Dec. ll-lS4I. 13-ft