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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
BRoclIiERI

This water wsson Monday tcstedupon the
carotid artery of a sheep. IN presence oi Dfs.
Berger, Trid,au, Washington, HoSack aud
Wilkes. DR.. Mott was specially invited TO
b. presented, but could not make it convc.
nicnt. a sheep was laid upon the table; DR..
Barabino made on incision in the neck and
opened the carotid arteTy-not By a slight
puncture, but BY a long traverse cut-ihat all
bat separated II entirely. The blood spoutcd
as ifoln AN artery IL docs. a pledge, Of wool
pluckcd from the lock of the animal was laid
and hghiiy held, on the wound, and the water
was TIM beautifully applied. In a law min
u,es the nov Of siool was checkel-in ten
minutes more it had eSssl-in twenty min
utcs The pledge, WAS ~wilhdav., not without
some euori, owing 90 It's strong adhesion u
the part, aml the wound WIS free from blooa
snd the artery closed In five and twenty.
minutes the animol was wolking about the
yanl-N. y. Suu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

OF whether we canaot; we scem 10 feel our
selves under some paramount obligation. To
come up to a certain standard IN all external
matters. TO live in houses better uian we can
afford, to dress ourselves and our children bet
ter than we can siiori. tn entertain, as II A.
callesi. better than We can Afford and too often
IN this way, after a painful hypocrisy OF false
pretences, we break dow under the derision
OF the very persons for whose consideration
ant applause all this i~uitleSs sorrow was
undertakes.
Therefore. let those who like, be- profusc
and prodigal in oil the ~gaudinesso OF lheir petty
ambition. Ii they can afford IL. they circulate
the cash. II they are not able 10 aitond IL,
why. their money passes to hands Which better
know lis value. But do ,ou. while adopting
that degree OF liberslits which Is proportional
To Your means. b. never ashamed. either at
home or abroad. Of appearing exactly What
YOU are. Give youf incnds bread aud cheese.
il not prepared for greater Expenditure; ana
depend upon il, tina, after they have laughed
or chatted. sung or danced about your humble
bat cheerful hearth, they viii love ami respect
YOU quite as much as ii you bad giv,n them n
>urieit ct raIest dain,ics. AMI you viii also
have contributed somewhat TO break down the
%serNilc spiritoi imitation which leads 20 many
into the limbo of Vanity and the slough OF De
spair.-NeaFs SnfKrdGy Gssetie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
EDIICATIoN.

One Good SisP ia ne CaHss.-By ihc re-
po & of the proceeding, IL will bc seen thai
Mo. Naby's resolution, gi, ing $4,000 nnu
olly 10 the principal OF the Literary Fund and
$4,000 more TO be applied TO the Primary
Schools Was passed by such IA decided ma
jority a to prove tina; the House Of Delegate
are ia eamest,in their efforts To spread thr
blessings OF education. The vote was 40 10
a..
MIR. Ierby's non.acccptauce OF the PROPOSE
uon OF Mr. Eimunds. to spent The fund Ia
the scvrrel counties in proportion &c thea
contribution. was right lor the present. even
IL the principle be adopted hereafter n th,
true rule. Ii il acknowledged on all side,
tina, IL i the poorer c%ountie, that most need
hclp-and the Intel i.encc Of The community
being not only public property, but the essen
tial basis ol a free government, all arc int
rested in the diffusion of light where IL j,
most needed.
Besides. il was more important TO make a
beginning, than 10 scttl- details. Mr.. icrby
deserves well OF Nirginis. for his earnest,
able. AMI indeialigable eaor,s in the cause.
RicAmOHd HhiC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, or VIRGINIA
SENATE.

ihe Senate was principally engaged IA dc
p-t- upon the following resolution:
Rosoirtd, That the AUDITOR a. Public Ac
cunts present to the ScnaQ a s;ntrmen
showing the amount dawn nom the Treas
my b. the Judges in each OF 10 grand disis
ions of the Stic-ihc s~inogntirawn by the
Senators md Delegates from each division a
iorcsaid-anl the amount drawn Tor all Other
changes upon the Treasury from each division
a. aforesaid. together with a statement show
ing the amount paid Into tia Treasury for
each yeat since the year lsZ9, br each Of said
divisions.
This produced mucl, debate, in which Mes.
srs. McMullen, Capcron. BnAlursnt, Stnn.
ger, Voolfolk, Thompson III \. Newman,
Scott, Csllaher, Garrett, Rogers, Bibtist. Dnd
Slansr1. participated.
MIR. Stungcr Desired To auseld the rcsolu-
ton. and Mr.. Crawford moYd TO postpone
the whole subject indr fipitcly.
Mr.. Stringcr desiicd TO ppiposc the follow
ing a an uIncndmeni TO the RESOLUTION:
After the won't aforesaid IN the 9Th line
from the top, insert. and i9Shat division OF
the State the same i, oNpcnitd.
Also, the proportion, With the organized
militia in the Wsstbrur Ia io~r Of the East.
And alsostbe nulnbrr oil -ilirrs called from
the Wcsiln the ta,t war, and the number
who lost ,ker lives iHthst Fryicc.
/. The motion To- pQ-lponc Indefinitely, was
ncsatircd-aul ~ Mr. WunlfOlk's motion,
,iie subject was chrIcI TOP select Commit.
leg. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
LIrEIN NEW YoRK.-A New York lc,

LIFEIN NEW YoRk.-A New York let
ter published ia the Philadelphia American,
says;-
The Grand Jury and The Mayor have again
been calling attention 10 the horrible and dis.
gushing condition oi ono oi the prisons on
Blackwcil's lslall-a disgrace To the city and
20 humanity. IL is called ,he" Luna HOUSE
The lower loor is occupied ssa blacksmith
shop, and the second and third stories (73 BY
33) arc occupied by prisoners. In the two
rooms there are nearly 200 men confined.
The Keeper and the Physician advised the
Jury not TO 20 into the room on account 81 the
vcrmin, The inmates were brought out,
therefore, and tire Jury state that il j. impos-
siblc to dcsrribe their miserable condition,
Many were idiots, others lame and diseased
and covered with vennin.-ln the interior Go
which the boldestoi the Jury penetmtcd) thcr,
wcm neither bets or sirap-noT MAS then
even room ON the floor Tor oil these wrstchce
people to lie down az the same time, Tn,
keeper stated there were often 300 pcfsom
confined la these oons. Is not this trul,
horriblel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
ONO WING STATE coNvENrloN

la accotlance with usage. and in conformity
with the call OF the State Genital Committee,
the delegations appointed by the several coun-
ties vi ONO, 20 represent them ia Convention.
assembled ia TIL city of Columbus on the
Inorsing oi the 9TH of February. 1916.
At a,nc o'clock. 4. NJ. a Temporary organi.
zatica was had in the Nhig Club Room.
Chairmin, JosEpa BNRsEr, Esa &c Mont.
gomery. Messrs. Thomas Y. McGrcw, ol
Jefferson, and Joseph 5. Hawkins, Vt Prcble.
secretaries.
On nation of Gsu. Charles Anthony. o
Clark, the Secretaries proceed Il to call -.-r
ne names oi the drlcgeicS. All The districts
wcre.ya--rnicd.
At ten O'Clock, (ofter SONS able and happil,
tuned remarks by Gen. Anihony. anil which
were enthusiastically received } thc commit,
tee on OIhccr were reported " Thin the meet
tng, aud the Convention permanently organ
nd by The appointment OF,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

made the order Of the day ios TO morrow al Il
O'Clock.
\ bill TO establish n system at Free Schools
i'm the county OF ksseS. Passed.
bill authorizing the ClrsA to make out in.
Jexes 10 the Journals Of the Hou-r OF Delegate
from the year ITO 10 the year lsJi-33. Pas
sed.
A bill concerning the qualification ofGnuj
Jurors. Passed.
A bill to provide for the collection 81 fne'
in Volunteer Companies. Passed; with a ryde
offered by Mr.. Watts.
A bill concerning costs ON rcc~ognizancesio
breaches OF the peace. Pissed. .
A bail to pro, Ide for the rc,isol oithe CiNi
Cole at this Commonwealth. Rejected by
vote of AYES 81. noes 81.
oa motion OF Mo. Scott. the Housc adjourn
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

FoRG ERY.-Ycsierlsy morning a very
genteel young MAJ presented at the counter
OF Mcssfs. hutchlns * Co, brokers, a check
OF upwards OF $500. purporting 10 be drawn
AT Mobile, payable at New York, and endor-
sell by Mcssrs. Dantord, Lewis. & Co., ol
this city. Mr.. Hutehings. sppposing the
young man TO b. one OF the clerks of the en-,
dorsers, bought the check and gave him dnf'
on one of the banks. MIR. FL. however. i'm
mcdiatcly made inquiry at the house of Messrs
Daniorth, Lewis. * Co. and was informed
that they knew nothing about the check. Or
application TO the hank, X was soand that ths
daft had been cashed. IL il thought ths,th,
iosger left here yesterday on the DR.. franklin
Tor New Orleans. Louisville Lsrhal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

TO MOTH Frs The difficulty which
every mothers experiences ~ administering
medicine Ia Infants, - entirely obyiatcd by d..
Cickeners preparation. called the Sugar.
Coated Vegetable Putgatiye Pill. The pills
encFus,ed with noe white sugar, 10 that IL
and tastes like q sugar plum. which
$40 child ever yet refused to swallow. 20,
worms ihis y sn assured remedy. and IL b,s
hecn used with excellent effect In csgs "a
'eathlng. The metron II the Farm S,bo,i
writes 90 Dr Cl~ickenef. that she hss m.eI g..
Sonic time. hts Segregated pll IN bofb thssc
complaints and slwsys with entire sso,est
fofagents sec advertisement. ltebI0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
CONGRESS.

On SATURDAY the Senate dill not sit. In
the House The Oregon resolutions were fur
ther disguised. by Mr.. Smith OF Conn. Sims.
Atkinson. Fies. aud Siarkwea,her. The
htter hat Oh Mr. alhouu's wise a.d mas,es-
'ly inactivity as Fall,,ae-s pretending to b.
dead on the field OF battle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

The Union Of Thursday last, has a long edi-
tosial sdmoniiim 10 "the heavy majority on
the friends of the Administration in both
Houscs.~-,hat their movements in rcgaFd 10
Oregon IRE not quick enough. nor united
enough. to sui, ,sc impa,ience Oh The Eseco'
tive teuper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
Whole vote.
Necessary go a cl,oice.

-NccfsShff 20 n tftOfS', 40.
Wm Bebb having rcceiyed a majority OF Ill
thc votes cast, was declared tie nominee of
the Convention for Governor.
Whereupon, on motion of Gen. Seabur,
Ford, The Convention responded So tte nomi
us'ion by a UNANIMOUS VOTE, amid the
prolonged cheers 81 the multitude.
Hiram 6Tiswoid. b.q.. 81 Stark county,
f@oved chat a COMMITTEES ol ave b. appointed
BY the Chair whose dutJ IL should be to wait
upon Mr.. Bebb. inform hfun vi his aa,nisaous
nomination as te standard Bcarcr Of tbe
Wings Of Ohio in tn conttsl Of 1916 anl
that they request his ATTENDANCE on the Con
vcntica OF half past tao O'Clock.
The motion prevailing by VA un4nimgns
vote, the Chsir apgointei a. sicl, onmiue
hiIaID Gnswold, of Stark. : absgy Ford OF
Geaugs simon Nash ofG liza. JohlT. Fack.
&c Of Mvskingum. snl Do~tot Schmidt OF
bfssnilfon.
Is was then moved that The committee on
Resolutions b. instructed 80 rapUrl he result
- tbrtT deliberations IL 40'ClOrk, aud tbatths
Convention take d rsrss until hail plst lwu
cst~k az w.nch hour u was exp cited thai
M' bvbb, nud 0to-r would uiiress the PEG.
~. ~ the s1usr q the Stats lious buth NJ
WhDch prnpsp-iuon- nfevaiiri
Hst past fro 0cferk - w.
~ tae expiration % she reoes.t , y ~l.g.ies
Feselses themselves into q WIZ Nt.- Meet.
tag ia the kqumf at ue SI4te Hop- anI CtI
James Csiiisf bsigg callrd iol. r..e smtt the
fhseFs 81 he assembled mulutute. uni 600 a
speech utat iact ~ etcry turn VITA the hes r.
tIsst pludiis. be blanket tic Wis., OF sIlOlr,
iOf tn support ftisy hat giveuhim in tbe Con.
y%easion, aad aid that w. was pleased dat thr
Wing armies 0t ~ Slstr bad selctfet . bi d.
ttr ia@n. aitbstgti b. uo haesus 4 bitter CHG
AVE. cOl. C'ti'er, Zoe committee sPp0int-d
ief that pass>e tatrD iuccl ur neKt G1rcmui
81 Ohio. - tn m,ctiur. and o. Wa. uaene,
90 iof mplc thag sn hour with an unbrJhen
ATTENTION WHICH 10 cyrF rvinctd when vii
ilsw bcbb touches upou The c%srlinsl pin
e.Psrs OF the Wig ssi Opposition parties 81
Ohlo.
AZ o 0'siock d. ts,n,e1li4n received ,he
TrPofi ~ ti- caq4.nnle pu u tIatiYa.. a.
Hr~gtei BY fIsi6 Chsiaua, Gsu. IstH-. Il
WoTtstnstos 0f Msdi~on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

Os-om engagements with our new Office,
hunting lumber and all that sort OF Thing. de-
ter us from much attention to our editorial Ne.
psr,mcnt. twill b. through in a few days,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
THE Ho6SHEAD PLoUGU-

guished tanner in England has invented what
he terms a hogshead plough, Tor the purpose
OF turning ont potatoes which are planted la
drills. without ~injuring them. IL resembles
a hogs sloui attached To the front part Of a
plough without q Golfer, by which the pota-
toes are mised and turned out OF their bed
This may b. said ~ be copying nature. for IL
~ clearly the way that profound race Of inves.
tigatogs-the swine-would turn out the crop,
il They were sent into an undug potato feld.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN vlgGlNL'
sEIAlL\ Nn l. leIrIE

TIMES AND GAZETTE.
WEsr LiBERTr, NA.--JoAH Sislie.
wsr- ANpHtal i"ne
BrLLrs AiR, oBio.-J d n. Archer. -
ELzABrrHrows. MARsnALL 20, VA.-fHoge.
CADrx. o.-E. r.. Abort.
Mr.. PLEASANT. O.-ibrahnm IT 6rsr.
ST. CLAIRsvnLE, O.-fositr CGrrsu, ESQ
Srx~uHEsvILLr, O.-L<ri NLHor.
BRookE, Co. NA.-fsGSIh Stctn. Esq.
PORTLAND. OHio-JohH W. Mathews.
isAlAn srEEs, Esq. is our Agcntfor Brool q
county. Virginia. =
TniADsLPHia.-James Red, r. II.
Mn. Lrvi MBLLon, is our Agent for S,eu
benville, Ohio. and vicinity.
M~AsstLDoS, OHio-James w. UnderhiH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
THE ARcnpEAcoN ANp THE ARTIST

Archdeacon Fisher was not without a mt
tie vanity on the sobject OF his sermons, aud
once received a quiet hit from Constable on
the subject. Having preached an old sermon
once, which he was not aware that Constable
bad heard before, he asked him how he liked
~. Every much indeed, Fisher replied
Constable; II alrdys did like that sermon. -
Icsiie's NJ, II Constable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

published IN The Ohio State Journal, and al
other wing papers IN Ohio.
On notion OF Simeon Nash, Est, OF Gallia,
the Convention odjournod sise die
lSigned By the ~oficcrs.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
COST OF ~FASHION.-Ii

THECoST OF FASHION.-itis said tia,
hvo hundred millions Of dollars are spent
annually In the United States for such articles
Of dtess ~ are snblect 60 the fluctuations oil
fashion. OF thiA SUN. IL Is computed that 10
millions are spcntlo T hats. probably about ~
millions for caps snt bOnnets. snd for oshel
articles of ducss not less than 100 millions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

kiSSiNG.-The other evening a lady. who
pretended 10 b. asleep until her bcsuhsd we'll
kissed her. woke Wp as IL in the greatest
sma1emcn. and snid, II think you ought to
BE- ashamed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

The king Of Bavaria has issued a degree or
dcnng that la future all persons killed in duels.
or who have committed suicide. shall he in-
tered without religious ceremonies Of any
/ Kind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

{ Assus accuses us OF slcsping IA e9sa
cal. IL may pa we did ~. We~ulpot how
aver accuse the editor OF Dot sheet of doing
any sach thing. No Ca feels Sufficiently
easy IA decent socsIy. Tor Tia 6rst 'ias. 10
icel the least sleepy. We wrrc. however, a.
we sl.u lhuk. nshi .n ouI r~ror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
The HAMILTON MOTION Ao,,

tItE HNNliLION AIgNs
cfSAtuntay attacks us on this resolution. We
hope We have personally satisfied the editor
hat ho was wra'g and ne ri,lt ia the report.
hc would 10 we'll to make he proPer corrcc-
&c..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
bhfE4NlE EEtFlFUEf
a GRO EssENcE CINNAMON
Nv 10 ~ ~ FegTsFsist
yosi lsesi,sJ his 5sy. ~
Ese Y tsoRNBRoos


10 TIN PC BIC GENERALBY
INFORMATION ). respectfully ssl,enss /,
s~ndeDigeed. o. setisug = Dalehmas 20.
Jeh . Bfousa. ~ho iaiofct ~ fIesls Fs,nses. !
su,aen. GOD ish on he highi ~ lhs ,snsh u y
W @oss iasi, saasr cifeums,snees 49, lrSsss|
COO r's'lon Ihsl be wss uesdsyed, SOD cons,qs
'hfse refsors we're STRESSED -, snsnie,.u. fsI
whom esve bssn ~ q eslie1 cosh bsLi y
,~f' 'hs tAa'ge - ne Spshss tern ~ e.s a
So"ft shosld ad Bfo.a ! ~ ~ isins. al
ios"a''cu rnus 70 e''sbi'-h iAss fasf, ppgsihe 4
hi' ri.es Of fessdssee, all be sfffeSslk rrt
HsPen says 'bs' Rcu'n has : hfsfbes ~
'he undstngHed " useis ~fsfB5@s. LsT
eouuiy. Ono. ulSRV BLAE
ht6 ~ TW
f'nstbEh Amtnssu seyyf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

pRiS FLOUR msds aua ~bas Whssi
&s FesetssJ ass ", ssis by
''sf jas MKgg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10

L1WA
DIRECT FROM pnIfADELPHgA;
Each paper bears the label and ravrasfye Of
DAVID Ian ID ETng.
FOR SALE BY J. CRUMBACKER,
t73 Ntstr SrsEsr. WHEELING. VA.
NxTRACr f,m The 's.r.u' Of he ~syisiair<
committee ~ The reoos, VANS aaustj~slss.
"a s.cie'N' o''Fim'o''y adopted. a'd sssersd to
LANDRETirS NURSERIES, & GARDENS.
Pine 80 f,i-nsase sfoursis are o. f~8sssl stse.i.
neat the Arsenal. The esslsess c.fee-
th.n Of Csmcliiss yes made hsfe. 8sns u ,hs,s
navy 10 ihc p-sess'on VI ihs~s dissiassisk~d s~-
soy 'nrn. ate ten irel high. Tie sslee.
ion OF Green hosss plants Is sslestis end sisn-
i've.
In Inc nurseries NC Jaw q gree, nsay Mssn,li,..
IL which there are no lees IN an thirteen distinct
,fec'es hnd ibree ~,sneiies- Oae plant si tie NJ
sratdihin is ? o feet high end in fuu bloom. Here
are ~ $50 "a. NJ cofds,s SO ies,h,sh; . beautiful
NJ ~e!'p''rs tn a '~sf. and a m ,gnrf<ent specimen
is feet h'sh. of The NJ een,pscus; The "a rioas Osss
Orange. lhsi retains is lucid )cissge kuges lhA
any other dseidoous tree.
The Nuiserles are ell very correctly mGAsseI.
supplying every pari oi The nnsn; a ds,a;l Of wheh
would occupy ios MUCH az ops ypaes; va rksseso,s
cenIenI enkSsives with sistsag that she stock is vsy
large. aSd1a essy ssss u gr-wsh- coasissirg 4
Fsnsst and ornssessssi Jrscss. Shssts. Evergreen,
vincs and Cs~~p~r. with a eoiier,ien ~ hesbseesu.
pianlss FRUIT TREES of The hest kind. snd moa
healthy rendis,ss, iafae beds of scedssos annie.
pear. flums. DC. AZ stos Ne Zoe Onass.s -ri rrsh.
ing, q pian very superior. Ia. that OF wcfkinx uJ-a
suckers. ~hica cary with them inip che enf, oil
the diseases Of tho raSeasi sisrk.
GARDEN SEEDS
or tie fDe,i quality have bean . snessd over he
sosnity iwna iLsse grounds, and mar always be de-
pended urcl. The seed ssishiIshsaent Of these
uarieulinr-,s Is one Of tho musi ~exfeas,vs 10 ts
Uo'oa, ard is iepn,aiion 10 well sasisslsd irm
year 10 year, tf
To cbviats the chance Of mis tire 81 he farm,
oflhs plants Of The zane family. they have sssseisa'
. tnosher nursery az . suitable dsssance. - has
degeneration cannot ,sks place. and which 'seu''
IL, The purchasers . eeuaipe sssscle' kno~nf
thus The age. quality ard prnress of cuisurs OF every
rlani. The snppiy from their esossis \ seeoEnsAr
dsd With great eoa6dease. -
S,nee he dare o. The Report IRON which ih'
above % sts,sse,sd. The entire esssAssshmeni has
been greatly enlssged. 1ne ceiieessoa IL Camsls'
ssabraess all The liner kinds. ard consists Of sss
,hsas.nd. 90 ssftsu. sizes, SO hkewhs % Re~ss. ard
other desirable plants, both tsades and hsrdJ-
I-ffnif Trees. etc. ID ~.
The seed Gardens. slcas. cover 6ay acres. an!
The Shole y. as hoe hssa for moss shssl hsi :
eenisry, under the successive sasssssmsss VI h'As'
end ssn. The Iaosi pfnmireas w Ansepcs.
~ Orders received BY } cRuMnACKER hos
~br'n e~ssalasues may BE- % ohssiasd. RsssssI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
REMOVAL

v. HAWKINS. House. sssn.. ornamsss
eJs Pointer. md Papcr-iJsnsss -sssh rer~~
iaily inform bs inseds and me pabf,c eessn5.
Ihss he has femnved ~ The Fo.ssr lnsu<s iaielY sWi
ais u Mara, = sadJis>ssse ss.sp on Aassksl SrsL
hsis cen Messfs hendei a H.sbcsfs csbissi -
and 'he old Mssonit HALL. ui.ers he san ~ 49,
sial iaaass whea mai engaged N vofk sissuhs-
TO ihoss wha have - hbsssiiy psirs<iSd y
osfeiotcfe, he iehdsn his sinesssI iheak,. ssd ~
ifsm hts q fei siisn''on ~ bssi,ss.s. ard he ~sa
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stAAlA AI4kNs
u. BrExg Ftsffss, of Cayahoga CO.
II. w SSoDGEfss. of Coiumbiana.
SHEaaAS BLpcNEa, oil Moiiua.
NJ. CoasrooN, 81 Hamilton.
SANurL u. RoEISsoS %! Washington.
WV. PNrnlcS. ot Champaign.
The President. on taking uHe chair, was
enthusiastically grected by the members and
expressed his thanks la an elective and peui-
nent address that ugsin called forth the APP
plsuse OF thc Convention. AfleT which.
On motion al Jolm A. Smith, ol Highland u
was resolved tbs, The Convention DO new
proceed 10 nominate a can li1itr lor Governor.
Ca motion of J 5. Hop kins, Of Pr biz, IL
was resolved that The counties partially rcpr'-
scnicd, BY the delcsates present. De- allowed
10 cast tle vote OF their respective counties.
On notion OF X. w. Clarke, of Clcrmont IL
was resolved that a majority ol all tAc votc-
cast shall b. necessary 20 a choice.
The Convention thcn Proceeded TO halio,
ior a osuditatc ior Governor.
On the first ballot ,lie vote stood as follows
For William Bebb, OF Budsr county, III
/" James Collier, OlJefcrsun. 90
David Fisher. oi CleTmont. 80
" Ben. X. Wade, OF Ashmbuia, %
I" David Chambers. OF Muskingum, II
Benj. 5. Cowon, ot Bclmonl, 10
Caiyay Morris, Of Athens. .
Neither OF the candidates having ~rcceiyc,
q majority Of all the votes given. the Conycn
ton proceeded 90 ballot a second timc-pre
vious 20 which The names OF Mcssrs. Cham
bers, Cowen end Morris were withdrawn.
The vote on the second ballot stood -
For William Bcbb, 1873
" James Collier. 6s
" David Fisher, 27
" BEN. Y Wade. ~
4" David Chambers,
Whole vote. go