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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

~ The Steamer Britannia has arrived
at Boston from Liverpool She brings
nothing Of interest except rise in grain
and flour Every appearance now fayots
tho opinion that grain and flour will com
mand very fair price, OH the opening OF
navigation next spring.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

Iowa ELECTION From the best indica-
tons VIC have Iowa has elected Democ: attic
Governor, Legislature on joint ballot, and
Congressman, and will elect two Demo.
cratic United States Senators this winter
The wing victory in Iowa has terribly flat
ted out.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

How TO STop PAPER An editor, who
has probably suffered ''solne," tells people
how 10 stop paper. He says: Call at the
office and io.k up aHearages, and order ii
stopped like man; and not refuse to take
it out ur the post-ofiice, and sneak away like
nuppy."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18
REMOVAL.

The Office Of the Telegraph has been re-
moetd TO the new build ng, up ssars) ii
few doors north ofits former location
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

~ The Article on the judiciary was
made The special order Of the day for
Monday the 10Th inst.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

0>,~ Articles have been adopted by the
Constitutional Convention as follows:
son Banks and Banking, reported by
Ryan.
On Suf'rage and the Elective Franchise,
reported by Moses NJ. Strong
Ga Militia, reported by w. r. Smith.
On Interna Improvements, reported by
Mceker.
On Amendments, reported by Lowell
On Preamble, reported by O'Conner.
MIR. Hicks on Tuesday, the Sd instant, geve
the vote by which this Article was adopted
We are apprehensve our correspondent
does not do MIR. Strong full justice in his
aIusion to his remarks with regard 10 the
Governors salary. We hardly think Mr.
Strong would utter or entertain such sent
ments, and bel eve that probably full re
port of his speech, would put a different
face On The matter. If injustice is done
Mr. Strong we shall be pleased to make all
hight by full report Of The speech, when
we can procure it.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

Vou EV b. PALMER, at his Real Estate aud
Coal Agencies.
No. 60, Pice Street, Philadelphia:
No. 100, Nassau Street, New York:
No. 10. State Street, Boston and Southeast
corner OF Baltimore and Calvert Streets, Balti-
more, Agent for receiving Subscripllons,t DIVER
usements for the '"TELEGRApH."
Southport April u, 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-18

MIR. Hicks, on Tuesday, the Sd instant, gave
notice that he should move reconsideration of
the vote by which this Article was adopted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

Won PERFORM The dnsics Of private soldiers. there
viii De Do resson Tor despsiring of the Amer
lean caus-. ne General then DISAPPOINTED
and rendered personally all the assistance in
in his power and they succee,tcdin pre.,ntipr
the capture of the cannon.
Captain Brown MAS next engaged inthe hat.
tic Of White Plains. IN which The Americans
were defeated. lie was with the army dur.
ing its famous retreat through New Jersey. az
ter the battle Of White Plains. Although he
saw hundreds nf the regular troops and militia
desert IN despair OF this the darkest period OF
the war. ne aud his men remained firm la their
attachment to the American cause.
The battles Of Trenton and Princeton. In
both Of hioh he ives engaged, after the re-
irsat ihrougi New Jersey, showed him that
the race is not 10 the swift. pot the bule TO
ihe strong.
AfIer these battles he was succcssively STA
toned at Round Book and Mud Fort.
la September oi the next year he Was cngsg-
cd in the battle of Bnndyuin e. during The
Whole day. lie was neat in the battle OF Ger.
mantown. Aiics which the army went into
WINTER quarters az Valley Forge.
The Inst battle of Importance in whirh he
Was engaged was that OF Monmouth. lie EN-
tered the army az the Of the
wsr and served until near It's closc: having
been engaged la len diff nut hstties. lie war
personally acquainted with General Washing.
ton. Tor whom he entertained sentiments ol
the highest reverence, and from whom he frc.
quently received thanks fof his prompt and
ciit ient obedience TO onlers. In l79Oo OF 1871
he with his family removed to the West and
settled la Chsrlcstown. now WellsbuEg. Va.
" here he resided until his death.
UeHs5Hrg Transcript.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09


NlRGlN1A-tS CnAScKar-As Ru.,,h ,a
m the Cleiks tire II Tho Circu.i ssp>ror
-oa't Of Law and Chsnrery hf The county Of oao.
~ he mnn'h ~ March 1886.
Francis skinner. William = LiacnIa. and Henry K
Horton. partners under The firm Of rranc,. skin.
CorPisissAl,
agnfsa
Samuel CALDWELL. Alfred Caldwell snJ John Lit.
sa1 sss'cski Brady. Executors Of Jane. Csid sei
aeee-ssi. D.(sd4nis
The defendant Samuel Caldwell. NJ, having
entered his aprssrsnes and given security according
10 tic act ~ assembly and The rules Of THE eoun.
ard u appearing ~ satisfactory pnof that Ne 70 na
an 'nhahs'sni Of The ai,h Of vlssiui,-
On motion 81 The compliments by cosnsel. Il .
ordered ihai the said aefssdsnt do Hrpesr ben On
the hni day Of The nrxt Spring term uf lAw epur,,
ana answer the eonrisinnn's' bsi. and ihal seoyi
Of shis orJsr be frhwah irssrcd ia snss nswra.
per printed IN The ei'y Of wheeling ios too non'A'
srrt s-sissiy. aud pos'sd 81 The froa, door u The coan
house n. ohio county A copy sesse.
ALEX 4 LAiDL~EY. Cierk.
La " mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09


NtH0tNfA-fS ~ fvis, Nc
~ he eiesk's o3sce of Ne Cifcsii ssesi"
'esr Of LAS sod Chsoeery Cor shs eosn'y oiVsS'
~ Ne assab 81 March Isfe
iisafy Msofe, Cs~esisssL
faissAi Scsne'asy. OKLA Z.ae. Msy SIS hH
SUPPLEMENTARY ~ Ehsa.sef zsae. tsls - %
soan'y dsesas~d, sd gassssd = z,oe. E'fsss
CIsps snd Mary Aans zaae. Ne shi'sfsa -
hsifs a. las II ne sad kssns sss zsns. Hsee
DSfesSss1
The Dssndani PslasAi seasissdsy. oos ss'lss
s"iefed h's sfPe>Fases ssd gwen ssegfly sfoa
re = ne s' ~ ssssably sad ihs ssits .
fesd' ,na . sppsssins - ssisssaetsU pseof I.
= noisn iphsslisaf ~ he eo~zssesWtsiIh o.
F'nta-on seiton II he eesspisinsnl ~ eosn,sL.
= &aflsd fhsI ne ssld &sarn6am DO sppesf ~
- ne hfsi Gay - ne seu spriag isfs a tes"
snS shs~sf ne eonpfsissns'a blii. sod tess w
- iss order bs iaffhe 81 ioeerisd ~ rns sse1
pes printed ~ he fisg - wheslsng 81 zee
'osfess Veiy. sd p~sed ~ the i,pai d~es
e"sn heese a Osio eoaafy. a go 49,.
Ian m-fs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

The following are the nail sosd bills pissed
by che Ohio Legislature doringi is hast sessions
To incorporate the Ihilsbotough aud Gin
.cinna,i Railroad Company.
To authorize the Commissioners OF Wayne
county To subscribe stock To the Cleveland,
Columbus aud Cincinnati Railroad Company.
To incorporate the Junction Railroad Conn
.pany.
To smsnd the act 10 incorporate The Frank
lin and Ohio river RAILROAD company.
To INCORPORATE the Cincinnati, Hamilton
AMI Dayton Railroad COR paDy.
To Incorporate the Springfield and Column.
bus RlllrOad cOmpsny.
To incorporate the F5gt BAL and Lowe.
SlHdusky Esilosd company.
To incorporate ,is Sinking Springs aud
jasper Railroad company.
To i~ncorponte the "A lie and Miami
strl KJiirost company.
To authorize the commissioners al hno1
and Other counties to take stock IA Railroad.
To amend an 1ct cnfitlcd an oct Ia ineorpor-
ate the Ur5uma snd Columbus Railroad CON
rapy, passed March IL. 1886.
To IA corporate the ulren ani Oxsorj Roll
rad company.
Auth, Ring the city Of Cleveland TO sub
scri . TO the capital sio K OF The Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati RAILROAD company.
To authorize Msscs A.. kididse 10 CON.
street a Railroad.
To autioriz, the Md river anl Lakc Eric
Rsihoid ccm ANY to borrow money.
To authorize the Commissioner of Gn.cne
county aud th- Common Council uf tie lou "a
oi Aenia, 20 subscribe 10 the capital stock OF
err ain RsilToad-.
10 revise aud amend nc act entitled an
al m Incorporate the Md ivcr anil Lake
Ene Rliiroal COMPANY, aud 20 authorize the
Governor 10 appoint three directors OF said
Company.
To incorporate the Dlyton aud Western
Railroad company.
Suppl, mrntary In an act entitled an act 10
Incorporate the Columbus aRd Sandusky Rail.
road Condany.
To sm-nd the ret entitled an act 10 i~ncerpo-
rate the Columbus aud Aenia Railroad Com
plny. p sscd VI rch IL. ISL.
An act 20 INCORPORATE the Bellevillc. Mid
dletownand Bjli,or Railroad company.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
4 DAYS LATER FROM TURopr.

The packet ship Toronto has arrived at
New York from Losdon. with news -four day.
later.
The Cotton market continues steady. a. Is
also the Corn market. SWEET Flour 2Ts.
Ireland continues a scene Of excitemen ana
agitation.
A proposition had been brought before Par
lament FOR the relief OF Ireland.
The Overland mail from India had arrived.
The sikh army had crossed the Surlij and
had thus declared war on the British. A bo,-
tie OF three days had taken place and the Bn-
tish iook CD guns with great loss to the en-.
cmy.
Extracts from English papers morow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
WOIF Fight

Ca "Wednesday evening last. two wolves oi
size natives OF the Rocky Noun.
tains, c-raped from their cage iu the Mcnasc-
re al this plscc. aud seriously though not dsn-
gcrously injured ~ Of the keepers. At the
time, there were iour men ia the building,
iier Dheshach. Paul Morgan. Abraham Shi.
ncr, aud Arthur Cnppen, bat accustomed a.
they We're 20 such animals, they thought only
OF saving the smaller animals That were last.
ened ia diilcrent parts Of the building. with
out experimenting personal danger 10 them
selves. CnpPcn na oUt oi the hailditg "a
Get a piichtork. when closing the door after
him, u fastened itself. which kept him out
Morgan hlSiened To- take carr Of tie riding
monkey, when one of the wolves attacked
him, ani got him down, aud a. Sinner ran "a
his assistance. he was attacked and ovcrpow.
cred by he other wolf. At this moment
Dncsbach was the only one diseugsged, and
picking mp q chair he dashed il TO pieces, &c
obtain a round lor a club. With this at one
blow he disabled the wolf that had attacked
Sinner, but the other held with a death griI
and rcqulrcd repeated blows; noI didhe rslin
quish the attack until he was KNOCKED dead
The disabled one was afterwards shot. TIN
men WEIR b1diy bitten, and had they bse,
alone. must Inevitably have bccn killed, ia
cne OF them was aircsdy isinting.-ZaHesriN
Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09


cms sctav-As rail-. A.u
~ The Ciesk's .ecs Il N. c,,... ssa
C. nr OF Law End Cks.~~sy Zoe a. -. sspss'ef
n tho n-ash sf Mach iels. os''.
Ce"'se cs''hes. ys-~rh d Msuhe~. -
oald 'na Rsmss x euia. psaass. ..s., rs
Cs~Sissssss.
William Chssi'ac. Nosh z Cksrl,e~. a.
w Cnsr'ine. late pansess und~s ~. a.
Chsr'sne and Soos. ord Jsssb 8 shr,ve, sLh"S
Brady and nanssa w Chspssss. T,.s...."",s'
. cers'n de~d. &c. end the s,si ss-. s"os
Chspdsne. Tsssiss under . certain .,h., -.
Aiesasdss 7 LA'dl-y. n~I~'.s"a
Tho cosnpls'uanis having 6isd IN ,m,,a~
snPpirseniai ball. snd The srfenaa., No,A , en-,
iin~. ret having sa'eres HE sprsannc. ,,d -
security according 10 The sct VI As-emsl, 80 ~
roles Of the eva''. snd il appearing BY ,sn,I.,'as.
ps'-af hat thy are NOT ishsbissns IL The eomn
wealth. ef varyIaia-oa msiioa Of The eoud.,a--.
b. c'anssi. u 10 ordered that tks sa,d s.g,aJ,,I
arp-ar hero ON The 6ns day .f The nes su,i,, 49,
81 this eosr. and answer The complainant. h,, -
that . cory 81 The order 10 fouh~ish ,o,.,,sd :
some ns~spnPer printed In The city Of wb.sln.
"f t~e n"nfhs successively, and posisd q, N. i,oo,
does Of tho s-uri house sf Ohio County.
a cory iesse.
ALEX r LAIDLEy. cl,,t.
fN nn9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

VIw0HNIA-ts cuAscrsv-A, -..
Ss s'sshs -aes IL he cssss;s -.
ss."s o. -. sse Chen~sp e. - $3.50 sSc~.
- The ~sssh sfAs.~k loie ~vAss.
~" " S.n. Jan W sssstiua. RsAru p.s.-
s"ssvn "See. yso<s Aisssndse. O.. 80.
S.n" Hess. wsII'as Saith. Ws,.- R.kss-~
Geosss Mitchell end ls>sc P.vAs,- S..-.~~o
Jsha Alexander end JussrA GIN. T,-~s.-~ %
ffes'sen'. D'fscsess nd Csaesuv - - 49,
"S''s 'sssa'' CsAB&t.s.n.
eRsisee
John u Fcrysh. TIE Aa~srhssss' ~ $780,,
Esrk e wheeling. Rshsu AlCsy. 49, ~"
ii'es. ttsnslsoo Y D .bbsn. RseAsci AaVc1.,. ~
erh we~ere B>sk u vmssia. - ~ ~ m
sheis ada h'istn . u 0ssnosi lsvshsefs~-
Gus svus Crssn 80 enee u Il sArvssr, ::
James II F"nsyh, and of Wslis~ = Aws,~
ssd Alfred J Dup-n'. James Z Dskss. TI.-'
tett sDd Dsns~l G Ls- Tssssss. RkEsS.,.
The Defendants John u r.sysh. yskurso. H.
TIN. Hssilics x Dublin. Alfred J D~n-s -.
Thrsss Bell. net having ensessd their se,~..-~
aud gwen s~esrs'y s~ecsrjsns 10 The scs cfs-..Ns
sud he r"ies Of shs cour. end a sp.>.,,.~hy
satisfactory peel rhss 'hsv ere sss ina~h,ss.v
'hs rcsssn n~eahh u vvginia-eo 90. !" %
co~r'sin'ris ~ counsel. i 70 ovdessJ ,hss ~ "s
defendants do srpess here 90 shs 6ns A..
seu Spsins term Of the Couu. - ne
s's.p'.,nsn''. bill: and 'hss . espy q skis oss.,S
~e''h~'ih inserted IN so@s se~spsp<s ci.s.a :
ne cry OF wheehss ts two nsnsks .,ers-s~.@
s.d po-'sd At The i'e"' dsos II the co.n k..-y,
Ohio c'ss'y. A cory 's.se. 49, 81
ALEX T LAIDlEy, c..,t,
80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
twenty NINTH CoNGgESs-F,xsr SIS
SENATE.
WAsuuSerov. M,rh Ain.

ASni*sioNs MIMI ith.
TIL Committee ON Printing reported la
favor of p%uuting 300 extra copies at the W.
port oi the Committee ou Post Offices aud
Post Rpats nlalisc 10 post routes in Tcxas.
Adopted.
Ti,e ssi'o C,mmiitee also reporteds rcsolu.
iiou TO friat 1000 extrs copies oil The repor,
Vi CO. Commissioned of P4tcnis.
Tie rroFts were then, on mo,ion OF Mr..
) tsir postponed mil TO morrow.
OREGON DEBATE.
AtF some u~nimporlsnt business in the
. nate prerccded TO The special orler OF toe
day snl tue Or g,a debate Mas resumed.
Mr.. Haywood. who was entitled TO the
Roo, CONNIE need hi- speech with an cl,bom,e
dele,ce oi the Presidents coorse Ia r~ls,ion Ia
IN. Oregon Nrgn,isti-n, In tie course OF which
he denounced an mo m assured terms the Liils-
nss5 which ha,l bcel displayed by S,mc Of hi,
os.n party in ~psaiiiug. IN The manner they
Dad iVn.. tbs Ashhurom Treaty.
Mr.. Haywood had some slight alteration
wiih Mr.. Ailen, while commenting upon tic
rtmaiks at ur senator from Ohio. tina,
En.laal dare not % Ia war with the UniHd
.Sates, 0nd before be closed his speech . mo-
tion was carried to adjourn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
~ ~ TINS
RxrERPslsg

Mr.. Wh1rt,n:-rhc m,n who venture.
his LIE in a balloon, for ,hs qualification OF
n@re curiosity. is dcemcl worthy Of ncwsps-
pr taru., spread fsr oni wil,. Thus with
him who turns a bundled summcr-cls 10 q
ci1cas. or uns his hra within the jsws of a
tanned lion. BIT how mach better worth of
comm nla'iou Is an %cnterpusing nlyiesicr
~hJ dares ia elements Zoo ths b,aeht OF
com n,rcc or science, at the risk OF his life
sui property
Let nscommenl thereiow. ,opuh.i- praise
snl ccnhtncc. Captain Rosras, OF the sicum
bat Ber,rahl. Cip,iia r left Piu-bugh on
SUNDAY last, for Cincinnati, with lrtigh, and
passenger. Alter proceeding same 10 piiles,
h. encountered q gorg, Of e.. bat nothing
dinnted, 4. is0rkei 81, ray through for the
distance al SIX MrLEs, barking on, ,w ice Tor re.
Iairs.aud after gceatlabor * expense lac arrived
at Wheeling On Fdliy a6crnoon. b,ing the
arst boat down. ID think that the mum.
clPal authorities Of Pittsbar,i ough; 20 vote
Capt. X. shind>an appropriation. Tor open,
inS their N ,ronghlarc 10 Cincinnati.
March Z. 1915. PASSENGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

A new Diamond Aint ha. BEN di.corenr,

A new Diamond Mhne has becn discovered
IN Brazil. A French pspcr puhlishod Al Rio
d, Jangiro gives tbs ip,lowing acooantof it,
This MINI, which hiss already produced
100000 canls ol diam at, wJsdiscov,rcd iu
October 1911. by a Negro shepherd. The man.
strlck with Ntc resemblance al tlte ground TO
that OF the mine OF Tyuco, where be had
worked, b.gsa 10 dig, anl iounl som eia
r,Dnls. which he carried TO Bahia for sale
Us was arrested aud thrown into mi~on on
suspicion ot having stolen them, but he inadc
bis escape. lie was pursued by some Indians
who were e after him, sml found digging
ssaia ior diamonis, and thus the existence Of
the miue became known 10 the Government.
IL is said that the produce already realized a
mounts TO eighteen millions oi ifsncs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
LET NONE BE DISCOURAGED
Tkomsoa's Compound Syrrp Tar and Wood
NopAtha VIA Csre Ccnssnptiosi
YET ANOTHER CuREt

P~HrLApELpBiA Feb ~. 1910.
II any one desires a personal interview, the
undersigned would be happy TO answer any
farther inquiries st his residence, la rgsrd To
the following;
Last Augusta year I caugh, a violent cold
in consequence Of getting vet i'm q shower Of
rain. A circumstance ID commongave me no
immediate concern. surprising l should soon
get nd OF IL. On the contrary. however, l
daily grew worse-a violent cough set in;
then pain ia my breast and between nv
shoulders. now suffered great oppression
nom inc great secretion of p~urulent matter In
my Lungs became greatly alarmed, and my
inrnds considered my situation extremely cri-
ncSi-the more ~. as loss of appetite, hectic
lever, and night swesfs. rendered. me as weak
a. q child. AT MORT TuE SWEAT LITERALLY
rougED orr NE. This was my condition when
| commenced using "TH0MSONS COM
POUNDSYRuP TAR AND WOOD NAP.
lTitA." l procured ono bottle. and expert.
enced 20 much benefit that ] resolved 10 con
tinue IL. ] took in al nine bottles. aud am
now PERFECTLY RESTORED. IL is now sir
months since | ccascd using the medicine. and
the care remains perfect. firmly believe this
medicine n PAR SUPERIOR 20 every other en-
lcdy for Consumption III The Lungs.
J. J. CHAMBERLAIN, No. SCarcr street,
This invaluable rmciy Is prparcd only by
IS. 4. THOMPSON, n. r. corner OF Fifth and
Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Price % cents per bottle, or s. per dozen
limitations are Ahroad-Bewan
msr9 GEO. w. JOHNSON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

"mGINIA-sS cnsScssr-M rules BE-
IN me clerks rases e the Csseeit 5sy-rs
of Ia sad chsnrory fof she county Of oAa
ia The month % March 1876.
sarah MCey. Cespisissa.
eraiasf
Daniel zaas, Daniel G Lat. JOSIAH ror. Jshs Ia.
sensns. sfalsisfssof Of Alfred cos,ss dsc.s.~.
Hna - Tfusiee AID IN bic own rixhs. Ths Sst
wssisfn Bspk Of vtrginls, The MsreAsas' 81
hechsnies Bank Of Wheeling. Resr~es RAS
an, zaehafisA Jacob aud CHARLES w Rasssi.
Ds(ss<4st
The Defesasni Josiah Fox. ros having sshs
has sprssnhse end siveo serarify s~ecossisg b . |
sei 81 assembly and sbs roles II lhis ceati. sss
sPfear'ns BY satisfactory pseaS HAT he = nj :
inhseissni es The commonwealth &C virsins u
'ac'lon u The eomPisinsss ~ e-snssI. IL q ote"
ihss 'he said dstsndasi da sspsss here on the ~
ssy oi'hs nsr' spsing isfu 81 thi< eosr. sad s~s~
ihs eenpis'asai's bali. sbd rhas . espy 81 iAssf'e
he ieria~ish inssHsd In sous ~ ~srst<s gnp'ss
'ss ei'y % whseiinE br ieo ssenshs sseesss''7.
sna pcsied a. the ifsss daos u The sssa boos "
o"'s" eo1niy. copy tese.
ALEx r LAIpLgy, cloi
La nsfg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

DiED-0n Saturday evening last. JOHNJ.
HASWELL, ahighly respected mcrbsn,
ol dis city. lie passed away in the prime OF
life, having n full confidence ia n blessed res
nrrecuou, aud leaving many warm friends To
deplore las loss.
The hour Of the funeral will be announced
to- nlorrOw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
ExTRAoRp,NARY FEAT oF A NO.

MAN.-on Sibbath evening. January 18th. q
young woman Oi North Haven. Conn. who
was living at MAudin, j~ocularly proposed To
walk To- her home. a distance of ~ miles, at
ter . o'clock, there bling az that time much
snow in tn road, aud the wca Their intensely
cold. A gcnilfm1n present said he would
give her 500 IL she would accomplish the
icai. She at onrc accepted the oder. which
SIC was carcinl 20 secur. b. note before start
ing. 1T out about . O'Clock ia the evening.
ant actually reached North Haven AT : O'Clock
Tie neat mprning. having walked five hour
through dui,soi snow. over an mnbrokcn road,
one ol the CODES, nights at this win
ter The Councr vouches sor Inc truth OF This
story, having The names OF all the parties, aud
gentlemen 10 I've careful how they
make promises 20 the fir and gthfle ser.-I
North Idrcr Courier.
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C~g Itis stated llmi daring iht late Great
snow storm be- New York or hundred and
ihify Use persons sought shelter ium ile -.
ysfitF Of tbe weather iH tbc tautm. ooIire
head quarters Bat ~iewtpennus " BIO ere sm.
fOtmdfd ~nh comforts can malise ~ dcsGtu.
tion sal miscp Which aU telt bg thousands
in ouf lafE cities
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SATURDAY., Feb. %. ls46.
A message was received through MIR. New
man isom The Scnele who informed The House
that the senate had passed an act entitled an
act supplementary to and smeniatory Of. ON
act 20 authorize the Baltimore snd Ohio Rail
Road to complete their road to tie Ohio River.
and for other purposes. That bill is now a
law.
The House passed numerous bills; the on IL
one OF which is important 10 our citizens Is
the following
a bill authorizing the Virginia Lodge. No.
., OF the independent Order Of oda Fellow.
IN the Cit, of Wheeling. TO hold a limited
amount OF property and regulating their tenure.
MoxDAv, March 2.
The House passed lhc bili establishing a
District School System, and . bill providing
Tor the collection of debts against stesmlssts
on the Ohio and It's tributaries.
TugsDAY. March 3.
The announcement, Of the passage Of sundry
bills came from ice Senate.
The bill 10 ,hs Honse authorship Justice.
ct the pcace 10 the county Of Ohio 10 Ar, =.
Msyof' Alderman, &C Councilmen Of the CITY
% wheeling. on motion Of Mr.. Pasrio,. was
lsid on ihe able. Va"
~ WLbSDnAY, March 4.
The House laid on the table The hiu me-,
Ponaiing the Hardy aud North Bmnch Rsilral
Company.
Hgassed tho biz incorporating tbe "vbe,i.
ing Manufacturing Company"
~ 1nuHsDAY, March ..
The Sensie passed the bail eoncsmiog ,hs
she Oii-kellows loeise, No 3.
Bon houses passed resolution 10 adjourn
sine die on Friday.
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