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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
$4,000 worth o. Dry Goods. Shoes, DC.

IT Pl BIC AUCTION.
I'VE undersigned with il view Of MAX ny change in his
b'u, in til. place by Isl u January, will otsr f,i sale
y Nay public auction, Tuesday st 1ecemb hi, entire
sock o Dry Goods. Shn's. &c consisting in Hrt Of
1000 sd,. Cairo, all style, and qualities,
t.shmrrcs. Muslin, and kpaca,
t'laghms Ticking and apron heck,
Cloths, taSsimcr.s and Ncstings
W hit, and red Fann,'s,
Glasgow and Kentucky Jeans,
1.inSrys and Plaid lum ,tics
Pulled Cloths for servants,
SHOES and Hats, general assortment, and various other
Goods loo numerous To mention
The abo1 ac vii commence the sth, and continue from
day To day until the entire closed Persons wishing
pur c before the ac will be sold cost for cash The at
tcn:on oi merchants and others is respectfully solicited to the
above.
Terms o Sac.-.il >loD, months credit for
appruv endorsed negotiable notes. Al under 800,
ash i'll be required. W VI. J. WILLIS.
De. Pa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

n,- We gvcup good deal Of our spacc to the i,al
DISPATCHES # the 'lta'tns at M,utGey. and also ol
Gen. Wool md 4 Goa. reny. w E,pe ,ogc, through
with the Rep rts o dc i.rs At M.ncrcy in oar mex
that We may have ron ;r;he y'lmninuus papers which
pertain to tic arIro;dlrg ''d,cmrcn;ary season."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
I't,t I,

ol-mrk'' is lb'riiiy sPlieI w.th p'9&,W ,ch st. $
a trrae dolIars an fiji, r.u.s FER haadrcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

g. NJ. Palcn1an. IT, b -,tish Mas r. VA. in Go
lunba, 6. { } On the 2}rd nit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

INTEND making trip tn, winter, the southwestern
r'mN, Business. shall attend tn thrloar Apo
nattoN, tamph H. Psy lvan and altN December counts,
and shah -'nt from I,lrlbrr tn - day II lau1ary for
The south, by Richmond then'c 10 Ttha.c, hrnrr to Nv,
Orleans, thence up the valley 81 the Mississippi Nj persons
having business iTthr Southern Wetrn rrrtrie, which
they wish M 10 attend to- viii please o the
ernaer colrtS above mentioned, address hy letter 10
Campbell court houec, before the first day Of lnulr,
De. 3-wiw bANIRi. MARI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03


m1le ~ SID eri &, Daallo. NV York These in
SUM NJ stand NJ the 1d the LIST Of superior riaio
forlrs.
Ainung The many heh en'em ns from persor.l sour
rce pl,l upon Ia .rltnre ot S.oldart y Dunham's
Pianos. that ii i)e Mry,r stands conspicuous. T. heir
up.r"r ton and great durability he firms without a
publication aud the Stronghold action. and tie r capa
hJdN Ia mill 'n1'r h's upd and powerful execution,
muHt hem tlu.h sapDH,r DphaYa saod tho test O., his So
we've tdall.
SloIdati = Dunhom aim to make no difference in fho
ton OF tarfliF ii ADVERTISEMENTS. The style efwofk
mlndllp aud rNprnslyrnsss ii flush constitute mostly
thckuratlous IN price This Is arra aIrantaer; FIR
ihe1uIu1hl> IN tome, AMI durability, give additional a.su-
rune 10 thu distant purchaser n he CA, procure ol ia ~
rs GOOD Pnn l odf II h. W,re toappaar IN person
and select II him4Ff
o.. lh'~e instruments are sold on t.,A Prices lAs
s,lne a4 lhc manalaclufer'
NASH & NoODilOU 81.
Booksellers anl D. Il in pane l'or.o5 and Nlui,
l5J M5n Street.
Richmond. Nov. 10 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

=. 4 Pll.NE
bOOkSEIIaFR Smirouer. and Dealer in Fancy
D Goods. Nh 'al Instruments. Sc. ucNi door bcuW
BELL, Ruchef \ Co.,, Nam street. lYuch5arr. A., al
trrs Ia Tho pubireropr, WY hrae and we'll assert
c1 stool, ol BOOKS. mall the yarious departments III
Medicuc, Law Ihaal,nN, Sc.
English. French. German. Spanish, Latin and Grcch
School iiophs.
Blank Books al aim - every variety,
Cap aud Letter Paper, PLAIN and ruled common and
fine.
Na'o Paper, p'a'n AMI Lucy. some very beautiful,
Paper lllnz'nr5 and Bordering,
lsdus. Fbltrs, Guitars. s>r.
hl,. lak Fowler Waters. Sealing Wax, Motto Seals
Che,lnen. Ch,-, y ards, Backgammon Boards,
Gold and -.1rr Pr'e.l.. g7j Pens. ad'es Nor, Boxes
Nn,lug iNrsl,
Rodacr, Cuioy. Sc Sc.
Am1nars t,f II.
CouDr, Nec'haats Teachers, aud all il want If sacl
arcl,s. are respectfully invited tocAsn,nc tho stock.
Oct - b
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
Matrimonial.

The Lynn News tells the following capital story:
captain Of ship hal LAID BASKET Of ciaret for ms
table After being sea- ne
hauling his cabin stores, M thought bottles
missing than he could remember OF having used While
rejecting upon the subject, the idea occurred to him that
probably the cabin boy the of the defIcie
To ascertain the truth OF his suspicious. he concealed
himself state room. and waited until the time for
preparing dinner. The boy in, and having
arranged the table, the basket took bottle,
said, jean Dors4en, Rotterdam int nd
marriage with Miss Rosna Caret, born in Burgundy
Notice hereby given for the first, second and third
times if appears forbid the bans, the ccremo
ny viii Immediately take place" The r"guisI fellow
thereupon placed the bottle his mouth drained it, and
cast it out of the window. The captain said nothing
bat after dinner upon deck, provided himself with
good ropes end, and called the boy him. Jean,
said he, I've got something interesting tell; I'm ago
ing to have you married. So, ejacula ed Jean, cast
ing an anxious glance at the ropes end, have
RED, captain Yes. Now listen and that is
done according to law The captain elevated his
be heard all the ship, and cried know all
that Jean Dorslen, born Itotte rdam. intends
marriage with Miss Barbara Ropes born Russia. No
Is hereby the lst ID and 81 times:
appears orbldhe bans, the ceremony will nmedl-
atey take place. Hercupon the Jolly sailor raised his
perform this interesting ceremony but before
descended, Jean proclaimed, in loud Il forbid the
bans 'What you rascal SAID the captain, did you
drink my cIaret! Yes; but If you know it YOU also
know that did all according o law If you had for
hidden the bans as do should not have touched
it. The captain could rcpress hearty laugh At
length ne answered, This III let you 20. but
member, you your eyes Miss Glarct again
you shall be wca'3ed to Miss Ropes such style tina
You not forget the ceremony TIL your dying day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

The Charleston Courier of a late date says:-'sWhe
two young men, named George Wood and Robert
Brown, fishing MtcheIl's Flats, Thursday
morning l2st.a Devil Fish became eutangIed the cable,
drew up the anchor, and made Off with the boat, with
great velocity. Young Wood forward, for the pur
pose Of eating the cable but before he could effect lis
design the monster gave sudden and caPszed
f,le boat, throwing Wood of distance from her
Brown held on to the boat, ana succeeded in getting
her bottom, the ash still towing the boat through the
Brown stripped off his clothes, the fish > running and
making for Drum Island, which he approached within
fifty yards, when it made another turn, and toGt III,
boat down in deep Brown then swan ashore,
and reaching looked for and discovered his comPan
ion swimming He hailed him and was answered, but
after, regret say disappeared being no doubt
exhausted, be had sustained himself by swimming
least half an hour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

taken with d blindness, and tie next thing
member was upon the nain kicking. y ell.
by this time began thiak Of navigating. -
I. goes Oh: aud mounts Roscrn. and nuts for
North Cardinal Now, Brooks, you don. blame
ine ID yo1,''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
valuable saw Will For Sale

The undersigned oefcrz for sale his Saw Nil. stu
ated mile North Richmond Il Is one Ct the best
in this section Of countrythe machinery 5 Of the
hest orl4s-!5p an. II the --latest improvements Il i
il com p.ete or5sru:z daiy for location is not
passed by aay NIL ii tie country
ANY person ySIag 10 purchase. Is invited call and
Il has ~! he necessary apPenaages. dwell
ing house. Sc &c Nm. BCLIA. Sea
November 9th, Is -. 45f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

@RAPE AND 5TRAWBERRY>-A letter from
NJ Longworih, 70 the members d the t1ne.nnau no
tirlral -ociety. on the cultivation Of the CRAP ans
manufacture Wine Also, the character and hsre
Of the STR AWBERRY PLANT, with directions for -
IeetIng plants. abundant crop W ith seSa
rate drawings Of the blossoms OF the stamlaate an0
tlae plants to enable all persons, when their erds
flower TO cut out rfsnous staTnnaie plants fuofs
BIZ order Of the Socictys Prics, l24 cents
For s.!e - the RICHMOND BOOK STOKE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

1Iszsrs. Gregg ( Elliott. -Ge5ttene1-Acccpt my
thanks for the Of feader= You KING
BY my friend Dr. DarEh when ne was last in the
CITY consider thea decidedly the BEST school Readers
have with. haze introduced them into the School
this place. ana find thea fully my expeca-
tons have also introduced GTnsaw's History Of the
Jue states. another your valuable School pub.lca
tons. asa IaacI pleased with Dr.. Ruschenbcrger's
oyss \ natofHy add Botany, which yoa kindly
me They appear 5e Just the works needle,
bring The subject Natural History within the compass
Of cur common schools, and intend during the com
ing winter Is make EFFORT introduce the subject IN
the schools here, as1 i5r tbs purpose would like
possess te Who'll series If eight uniform Volumes which
/ Aaye requested IT. DaIrtl to procure FOR me.
Fers respectfully. -net.l II e. BAKER
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
49,. tie above are for sale b David P Hoo,~ay I,
Ia+- L.. & B. Davis. Indianapolis Ia, ana Mer-
Tie shersaroughout tie State
- a. thai- ru-Is q, n ali Teachers who have the inter
- II school Books befortn their valuable Sc
/ 0(tabar 2gth. 1915 -auc.Dg any others
Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
STE; Avn E,NerE MES !.

over Looms. Slide Iathes. and Side Rests, Common
athes Stocks ana DYES. Machines FOR Cutting Screw.
y HORSEPOWER. &c- &c. SC.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

The Tribune says-'We notice that al the officials.
speaking OF the Mexicon contend that be
carried on 10 conquer peace with Mexico Why not
the com and say. conquer piece Of Mexico "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Be taste the sweetness nor feel the
pleasures, of good conscience, but only they
it. 1t is easy enough to talk much OF conscience to
plead and for it, and TO pretend highly it, who
nevertheless know nothing Of it for they that make the
greatest noise about IT, have commonly the least
90 unless be To make others believe that Of them
which they themselves know be false 1t
asleep and takes notice all what doth doth
not, and if happen be reused up and Of
ten RACES and grows furious, driving nina headlone
horror and despair it commonly eNcuseh when ought
condemn, else condemns when ought excuse as:
III very gentle and Indifferent important affairs,
but things OF lesser Of real Indifference,
it rcts and fumes, and makes mighty serious
trfing but very trifling in serious things
Btveridge.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
= = Il 3 3 3 q /. W a = = )
CHEAP CASH STORE.

I'd ARCAINs, lie had At the Store of J. W
- Cn.naRr ana JANIS " ATT, who hlg- gust reaeved
! complete assortment OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
MACHINE SHOP

VEyIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends an
l. the public, that he continues 10 make aCII ~ Tx
OF every desc riptIon. such
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Ny dear friend that has been taking about YOU
again. He has been telling some the awfuI.est lies
YOU ever heard Why he raled about you for hour.
"Aad you heard il all, cid you
"1es..
well. this iust bear mad that takes two 10
make sIandcr-one telt-and listen to it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
COPPER. TIN, hHLLT-IRGN, AND BRASS-W ARE
nsRfiijEkcTO
AND STOEl. STORI.

AND STOVE STORE.
rE'fIOS. J. BtRGfS, has removed his cstsblishmen,
i from Gcntr"ville to Richmond. Main street
few doors Last OF the Branch Bank,
SIGN or THE GOLDEN TEI-kETTLE;
whore he las hand extensive assortment Of
: TOY L. such u irema4 Cooking stoves, Seven and
Icu-iate stoves Fancy ana Plain afior Stoves; Bucks
ratent Cooking StoyeHlich. FOR saving fuel and fast
cooking, cannof b. surpassed
H9iLor Ea,t-~aeh Ovens, Pots, Skiilcts, Tea
Kettles Sugar Kettles, Sauce Pans, aie Irons and
other articles, OF both Furnace and oau
gerry lroa.
Coyef and Bfass War;. Of errry description, made
10 orscr-auen a. WORMS. SFHLS, DYF- kYTTIfs,
sYc. ALWAYS hand. Kettles from 10 fo,fy gafoas,
Glue Kettles Copper Measures Brass Kettles Of all 81
zes Brass Ladies' &c. &c.
4 full 8rtIacHt Of TIN WIRE kept constant
Is hand, amt a.l kinds Of Gutter md Iip,Rg made 10
orier old Ware REPAIRED
Otl Egoe Bra@s Pucft ana Leoa, bought paid for
IA work.
! Be5n" thankful fortIe custom he has literally
received be hopes, BY gently attending business
10 sf continue u receive share Of pubic favor 1T his
85ete location.
Richmond. Ia. sept. I0th, 1915 37tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
Eloos1 80 Z-os.r Cxgs. Esseeac@e~,


der-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
MEXICO.

We have in the National ntelligencerdatcs
from Mexico TO the 9Th January.
Psredcs had taken full possession Of the
cins of government. lie was elected on the
81 January.
On the 9TH of January the Inauguration -oi
the lew PrsideRt took place. with much cese-
MOI ey, utter which the President made IN
address appealing to Heaven for the disln,cr-
este In, ., OF his motives. aud declaring that a.
soon as the country had established her hber.
ties he should retim. The oath which he look
is In the following form;
'Nou swear to God tn sustain the indcPcn-
dence aud integrity OF The national territory a.
gsinst any foreign aggression whatever; and
the republican. popular, representative. sys-
tenn; and the rlsn OF administration oi the
Republic. agreed 10 BY the Ac, of the Arm,
on the ~ OF Jsnusry."
The new Cabinet is composed Of Gcncm
Almon,c, Minister OF War; Senor Luis Psrres
Treasury Del artmen,; Scnor Castillo ' Lam
zas, Foreign Affairs AMI Senior Beccrra Dish
OPP OF Chispas) Of Justice. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
COM ERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI CITY r
TrIsnAY. Jnn. Z1. lhiE-

TtErDNN, JUN. II, TctN.
HoGS.-A considerable number has aui-
we'd since our last report. made up TO Satur-
day evening. Lut 500 of them were under con-
traci, anil the sale we could hear OF was a lot
OF 80 head. good, at 50 60. A lot OF lie
were sold late on Saturday evening. average
weight about 225 lbs. at 50, 40. The few
lots offering Yesterday wen- mostly held a,
s3,73ssi, buyers refusing to operate at these
rates.
PR0VlSI0NS.-Wc could hear Of no sale
yesterday. There was some enquiry for Lard
aud Pork, but of rates generally below the
views OF holders.
WHlSkY.-The aggregate sales from wag
ons. railroad and river. heard Of yesterday
were 345 bbls-3iS in small lots a, lie; II,
at l7ic.; and 20 at l7ic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN vIRGINl.
TINES AND GAZETTE

WEr Liberty, VA.-yohn Stsle.
WEsr ALEXANDRIA, PA. n. Horre.
TYLER COUNTY, VA.-Wm. J.. M'Coy.
BrLLE-AIR, 0HIo.-J. d. X. archer.
ELizABrrHrowS, MARSHALL Co, VA Hogc
CADiz, 0.-E. +. Albert.
Mr.. PLEASANT, O.-A6rohom MGrer.
ST. CLAiRsvILLE, 0.-Foster Carroll, Esq.
SrKu BEsviLLE, O.-Lri Mollor.
BRoogE, Co. VA.-isaiah Sieen, Esq.
PORTLAND, OHio-yoha III. Mafhees.
lsAiAH SrEEs, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia.
TRiADELPHiA.-James Reed, p. VI.
MIR. LEVI MEILoR, is our Agent for Steu'
benvillc, Ohio, and vicinity.
MAssuLoS, OHIo-James W. Underhiu.
us- All money paid 10 the above agent.
will be received the same as il paid into the
Office. AL contracts made with them for adj.
vertising and printing will be filled the same
as II made with rs. Advertisements will all
ways appear in the next paper after they are
received, and job printing contracted Tor with
the above agents will be returned TO them BY
the earliest conveyance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
G LAW.

Every year there isa regular effort in ,lC
Kentucky Legislature to repeal or modify ia,
Law OF 1888, prohibiting the introduction o
SLAVES from other states. IL wa. renewed
agsinat this session, and We arc glad 10 sc by
the following article from the Louisville Jour.
nal. again defeated:
at will he seen from the proceeding. Of the
Legislature, published IN another column ,,hs,
the bill to modify the act OF 1889, prohibiting
the Importation OF slaves into this State as
merchandise. was laid ON the table in the
Senate on "Wednesday. BY a vote Of IL TO 10.
Five Senators were absent. Of whom three are
opposed TO the bill AMI w in favor oft"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
MEXICO.

We learn per steamer IL Dorado, nine
days from New Orleans. il being our lates,
dates. that on the 23l ult.. n vessel arrived
from Vera Cruz, bring the Intelligence tina,
Mr.. Slidcll, our Minisicr had been dismissed
from Mexico, and an cscor, oot of the terrific.
~ refused. We do not know that ANYTHING
verystnnge will arise from i, but in some ma
tons il would produce n noise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
SENATE.
FnipAY, Jan. 30, 1916.

HfbH't ~Nbs w. AOfVs
A message from the House communicated
q resolution for proceeding. by joint vote with
the Senate, TO The election OF officers Of the
State Government. on the 81 day of February
neHt-ysnd that they agree 10 the s~meBdmen,
Of the Senate 20 the bill authorizing an exchange
OF arms with the Siaunion Ligh, Infantry
Company.
The resolution from the House. Tor the cleo.
ton Of Officers Of the State Government. on
the BIZ Of February, being under consideration,
Mr.. Newman moved 10 amend, by inserting
The 18th, with view 10 allow time to consid.
e. The proPnety Of Offering opposition to some
at The incumbents.
After remarks BY Messrs. Baptist, Bondur.
ant, voolfolk, Slringer, Cox. Stanard. and
fiPer, the amendment was Degstiyed.
Inc resolution was then agreed 10.
RieA@oRd and Okio Roll Road
On motion ofMr. Thompson Okla. The bill
Incorporating q company Tor =
ksilroed from Riohmond TO The Ohio nser.
wss taken up.
h'. Voolfolk moved TO STRIKE out .f,he n,
section all relating TO The exceptions made 10
TIE general Rail Road Law.
MI Thompson d Ia opposed N, sm~nS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
MRS. COHEN,s
A cling

NV IL COHEN. begs leave To inform The Ia
lvl dice and gentlemen OF Wheeling. Iha, he,
seeo'|d quarter has commenced. Pareai. Jesirou.
OF srnd,ag their children ~iti send ih.a ,mmesi
siely. 90 she viii leave fu The East NJ The end OF
The q"sd~f Chi'dren's rlass. M.sdsy,. wednss
1sys ssd Saturdays. from 7 Ia 8 "Wednesday
Coiiilon nights iron 7 antl 10 o'elpek.
TERMS-Fof 9 lsdy and 9 gentleman &C. end
ior . gentleman eve dollars . quarter. consisting o,
20 lsssons Chndren five dollars. q dsaae,,on
m rde Tor ell over 2 10 q family. Mn C.. Will teach
The following fashionable dances.
Ia cf i~c.,ienns The IIo,n P,vs
L. Ca~h.ct The q an,.h DANCE
Ia Nspo 'i.oa The Gsliopsde
L. Pot sh Dsore Walizes
The Highland Fling Coalitions &c ke
Mo c. reiurns her sincere thanks TO Inc Lsdies
snd gent emee &c Wheeling f,r The iihessl patron.
sss Jufi.g shs last quarter. md h'pes 10 merit .
crpiinuanes Of the same. Music ny James Rirby.
MIS- C.. 10 now irTminr = elss ofyoung ladies 3.
teach wsr AuiGeiai fiswep. g.. vs.es ai..
waI Fruit. ard Horn aud A'um Baskets. Sow
Ball Trees. &c. The whale laugh, Cor three dulla,.
onlv. Mr c. will give private lessons at persons
residences.
schpd Room. corner 81 Union and Mark., 81,
over Todd * Howell. Shoe SIere. 3m teb 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

meat. urging the importance of rejecting a
amendment.
Mr.. Wallace pointed out the character of
the exceptions referred to, and urged the in
Justice oil departing in this instance irom the
settled policy OF the S,atc-pasticulsHy ex-
.mp,inr them from taxation. He asked the
Trends OF the bill TO point out the CHARACTERS OF
the exceptions.
Mr.. S,snsrd opposed tho s,nendmen, with
erca, carnestncss Is. and oon,cnded that II would
Sefea, the bill. He answered the objections
urged by the friends OF the smendinen'.. Inc
work was one which justified and required a
departure from ordinary acts OF Incorporation
Mexsrs. Wallace. Voolfolk, and Slt'ngcr
replied. and defended the prophet! oil tue a
mcndment.
Remarks upon incidental points were made
by Messrs. wi,cher. Cox, Bondurant. Gsilah'
er. Scott. (Speaker) aud the bill was mad
the crler vi the day tor Monday betor tiking'
vote upon Mr.. Woolfolk's amendment.
On Mo. CARROTS motion, the Senate egrce'
Ia meet at II o'clock on Monday.
And then adjourned, a 4 O'Clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

Thc Argus takes exception to our remark
that reading Is not a passion with the Loco
Foco party. Well, We will suppose it is .
passion with the party. DOES it better the
easel Ga second thought wc..,hink i, must be,
oI they never could read the Angus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

C-w We think we shall sac The Loco Fuco
party Tor damages. la cla~ing oil from thu
meeting Of last might. Our rcprt.r was rca-
dy with his pen nibb-d; our cuts were gotten
ready. md then To have our arrangements so
broken in upon, was outrageous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
Law or ONO


More Heetuouy iopyspsnf Gu~blins poss-
"a January IA, l94e
Sc. I. ~ u enacted by the Gen<rai As.
ssebiy Of fhe State II Ohio, That IL any per
son shall keeps room. building. srboS. booth,
she'd. az tene ment. TO BE- used OF occupied Cor
gambling. or shall, knowingly. permit thu
same 10 b. used OF occupied foT gambling. OF
u an p-fs0n. being tbe owner of sny room.
btllding aIbDf, tooth, shed, or gnemSns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
The grabbing law p,..ed by tho Leeisls,ur,

The grabbing law passed by tho Legislature
Of Ohio. has been the theme Of gre, abuse on
the part Of the Lcofoco Press, (no, tina, they
would for the world have any b,sckiegs or
gamblers in 'her ranks. butt purely, we sup
rcs,, becsuss they have . feeling Tor the OPP
rscsscd IN all cascs. and they consider the
gambler On Oppressed crcstur-. BY ,hi. act
rbey do We publish j, Tor the information
Of pus Ohio rssders. that they may ere tina, a
Hhig legislature dare do right. in spite OF
threats and sbusc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
MISSOURI RIvER.-The Weston Demo

MISSOURI RIVER.-The Weston Demo
crat Of the l7ih inst. says the weather is now
very pleasant and mild, with the appearance
ofiuA. There has been much more snow high
up than through this section. and should il
continue fair weather it is probable there will
Ia rise from its melting. The ground here
As quite dry. AMI In many plaocs dusty. The
nyer 10 free from tce, but very low.