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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

CIIVUA"

uE public IS most respectfully informed that the a.
h"Ne Place oi amusement will Re opcn IN q few DAYS
WIN &n EFFICIENT COMPANY, ENTIRE NEW
as To make and PIT.
m iact Al willie 80 arranged as To make a visit 20 tho
structiyc.
Due notice VIII he given Of the FIRST representation.
aug WM. 7. HASTINGS. Manager.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
T1KII,E MEETING

0f- Oar readers will r~ccol!cc, tho sole Of
property advertised to-day at 10 o'clock at the
Court liousc. Valuable residences, andgood
unl'nPsoved property will be sold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

@-An article on ,hc foreign produce mar.
ket in yesterdays Times credited OHIO States.
man should have been credited OHIO State
Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

A SINGULAR LAW.-There is a law in
Holland. which obliges the government to
bring uPatiIs own charge, the seventh child
of every family, in which there are already
six living.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF GEN.

tHtnds doom contains = likeness 81 Gen. TsyIor. a
n Map Of the Battles Of Palo Alto ana Rc.ses n. A.
Palma, with a Map OF Central Mexico. show inr The cor.
ienpietcd route ofthe army-Rrice only p cents.
Cooper's new novel he Red skins or Indian 4 Inlun
NilninEss % Woman,
Random Recoilect ions OF an Old Doctor.
No, iof Harpe~s' illustrated Edition OF Martin the Pound.
Ting. sues neS novel. Received at ELLIS
aug - III Main .,rre,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
ID PAINE q CO., MANAGERS.

WHEELING. va.
oIe,"i drawing OF The Pokomoke River Lottery, class
% - - 90 IS . 81 20 IS ~ "a 20 81
- Lowest prize -.
OusiI uiaWihs ot Delaware 'smsii Fryr Lottery, class
W. drawn a. w ilmlngton. Del. Tuesday, august ne.
oil - % a. - ~ 50 Al rs 40 90 "a
Lowest prize So.
- N. l.. DORSEY,
role Agent for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
THEATRE

Our readers will find in our advertising col
umnsa notice of the opening here OF a series
of Theoretical exhibitions, Tor a week or TIVE.
Mr.. Hastings, the late manager of the Pitt
burgh theatre IA with a high reputation
sand good stock company. His performances
will, ss they should, be mainly confined "a
the Melo Drama. The Hall is being put in
far better order for the purpose than it ever
was before, and we believe his patronage will
be commensurate with his exerlions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

HALIFAX Halifax papers Of the 9h
inst. contain account OF the almost total (ai-
lure OF the wheat crops in Miramichi. The
ravagcsoi the wecvil have been 50 extensive,
that the farmers ara moving their wheat for
fodder.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

On the 10Th inst. at Somsrton, Belmont co
Ohio, by the Rev. J. G. Menyman, WILSON
BEALL. ECO. of Wellsburg, Va, TO Miss
MARY JANE MILES Of the former place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, COMMENCING AT 10 o..

REAL estate AT UBLIC
AUCTION, COMMENCING AT 10 o.
CLOCK, A.. M.
GAN SsIVspAy' TnE avn DAY or AuarsT, Commencing
- AZ lOo'clock, A. VI. the following Described real ~
Iae WIZ ne offered ~ Public sale and sold without re.
~ - VII; Lot No. 4 in square 10, on 4th street, up-
~ Whlsh are Two ofihe most scsiTahle residences An thr
~ Whioh wib le sold separate or together 10 suit pur.
- lT' 70, - on Centre streci. In GrahAm's add
~ OF Loi No. lG3 on Zane street. and Lot No. e49 near
r"tcunE ,iecA. an excellent manufacturing site. AIof
~ %i Aug"si' ana any Information reisi ave thereto can
&c oWaincd ~ The meantime by calling on the suhserIher
y the Monrc House. TITLE .CIes7 and unnossfions
u' ibkaiS, one third % the purchase money in eash.
~ w ilTec equal instruments a. ar. twelve 80
eighteen months with interest. WIN us1ICI aas
VIZ HALL, AueiioHoeT. aug 10 2v
EsuR sALE.-The Frame House opposite Tho T,---
OHhoe aud adjoining Mr.. Moore's new bnudioa rs
~ aug WIN. HALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

SUlClDE.-At New Orleans, OF the 10th
Inst. Mrs. Margaret Henry, a widow lady. a
bout 81 yeOrs OF age, while Iaboring under a
-temnosaTr hi-oi uaaata1- aesanWnrncnt, threw
herself as Is supposed over the gallery in
front OF hes dwelling. She was found lying
ON the sidewalks much injured by the fall
She died in about an hour after.
A Baltimore Stakeholder writing to the cd
itors OF tbs National Intelligence, makes the
following remark in reference to the conncc-
lion of the Il. aud 0. Railroad Company and
the Connellsville Company:
In a future communication | will explain
the COnnelsvillc act, by means of which the
Richmond Enquirer supposcs a junction vii
he formed. Twill show, in a few words, the
iallacy OF this superstition
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
Ahp1esoN. A. EVANS y. sNBrpsox. ~n.uv
w. * +. ANDERSON & co.
MANUFACTURERs OF Walls. nor
Tiles. 40.

w a Y. ANDERSON & 90. resrer,6,ny ,s,sm yFes.
tern Merchants and others thai the, hsye spIsrgea their
L,,,i. = Igi manufacturing az descriptions Of Visls and
shu arc now prepared O. hH Ell Ofdeis With des.
paieh. They have seiectsd he tsss ~ .o,t wsn fro,,
~ "ss sne teing, themselves practical rnechsnies.
- tnNHta 70 wausnt their manafarfrr- egnsf
~ ey ~ the iHiss States. Thoy resrerf6,iv .ofr,a
~ Houi pcfrohe wanting aririra ~ theit line =. me-
ieei assured They can render aaiisfarfton 10 IA nseS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee on Commerce for august.
". T. sELBr, Tnos. HUGHES, >. 4. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

IN carrying out the details connected with the
operations OF the Army, appcors 10 b, marked
by continued ineni icncy anil cxiavagance
A fresh evidence to this effect IS adIuced il,
the anneXcdcXtract from d New Odeans letter
Of the 9TH instant:
a large ship from Philadelphia brought a
cargo OF these wagons, which wer. ldnbed
some time since, aHl after las ing exposed 10
our tropical sun on the Lsvec Tor eight on ten
days, splitting and cracking, with their ~ heel,
aud springs, the same ship IS chartered To r..
load them for the Rio Grdndc. nj a frei1ht
double That rom Philadelp ia-at least double
what Il ought 10 bctrom thence. though think
~ probably there, % well as hOe, the Gov
eminent pay at least double what individuals
would. Its really enough to- disgust any
body TO see the mduner the whole affair 4,
being conducted; and the way they are agino
on. tic Treasury, even after issuing Aie ten
millions OF Treasury Notes, will be bdnkmp,
before Congress again meets.
The Government funds are entirely *.
ha1sted here, not only ia the hands Of the dis.
bursting officers, BAT in the deposit Bank.
where they are run doUn loa very low figure.
-
a DREADFUL OCCURRENCE-Care.
les nsc Of Fire Arms. A most unfortunate
WIN li"'N at hHblHtioWNt -. 4.
on Monday afternoon IL the tavern Of Bania
min Fowler on the Falls Road, near The ter.
m'nalion OF the two limits. The Advocate
slys
A young man named Joseph Gooiyclr. il
wes stated. upon cutrIiaga room ui ilo csab.
lishmrut wher two young men. John Crown
ana Walter Hillary, were seated. Thought
lefsly caught ups guu that rested sraiu-t the
wall, aud without iurtIer v%afuiur Than "a ;,,-
ular exclamation that De- wa- goiag t1 .h1,t
lcyrilcd u sud pulled 'hn friesrr.
The gun proved 90 b. load a. add fLa ,vo
unfortunate young men both received gls.f,
wounds rom a heavy clpwe oi shot.
Young Crown WIS teriblY-aui Boo al gr.b
ability mortally-wOundrd bis face bsis IL
descnbably mJnElcdi Ills eyes appear to b..
blown out Oi their sorkeis. and the nose and
surrounding nesh Of Doe face ore torn entirely
tom their notuml position. 10 IS presumed
tlui several shot pls4-d into the brain. al
together SIC never saw any one s1 awfIlIy
manglcd.
The other young mau HILLARY. f- NOT 81, had.
lY-pedl8ps not DANCE pusly -hun. the shot
having struck DIS ieit arm aul br,asf ouIy. th.
principle wound being upon tIa sfm egI.
lsaider whirl, however. are torn ,ansiI ea.
biz Doctors Riley aud Cmighan scr bob at|
ientauc and dressed Toe wounds which srI
regards pour Gown. ua- necessarily TWIN,
a'il dihi.'ii OPERATION. Young GlafyesI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
TIE CAR AND TIE POLISH PEAS.

THE CAR AND THE POLISH PEAS.
ANGRI- III is quite c%herrug to hear ola lib.
cUl act in the history Of Nicholas. OF Russia
We therefore notice with pleasure a report
which Is mentioned by o correspondent of the
Charleston Courier that The Emperor is abou.
Co c8uy Out au extensive and important re-
forms, which Doe has been long mciiaiilg.
ln favor of tbe Polish pcavlutry. He has tor
several months b.en residing in Poland. oc-
cupfing him-all almost exclusively iu mttur-
iuI Dos projects. important notifications Of
ihe administrator Of Polanl. which were al
first intended have been postponed tor fhe
pre- sent. uni attention oSciusi,cl, directed to.
toe condition ul iIe -rrl-.
Lntc events boz Austrian GIllitis have given
10 the Emperor mutb auzioty. 10 was only
tlc prompt aui decided measures taken bv fir
prince Governor which prevented tic spread
Of Che insuuccfinu into tLc Russian province.
Tic Emperor propose to tg upon .h, 3Og1..
GOO Polish seri, projects which be- desires
but las as yet been uHsble to- ralile in hi.
provinces of Russia. ahsTc there are 90.
10000 peasants. subjected 90 thc dcplombl-
conditions ol Use i,ulal sI,ioo, aud bound tot
soil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22
LOOK
MORKIRLE

M NHF tsotstr 6ns 10, of Mueyuso
- hsff. Jlst rccsitedt ~
VIA rALLANTA pELAFLAtS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-22

.She left us-and eurlh's flowers grew flrd
With records of the past,
Aud The stars poured down another light,
Than DER our youth they cast"
1TrS H,Do,s
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

Kate babe good bye and in four weeks,
the day before uncle was TO have set Oai
TO claim his bride, he received a paper an
nouncing the marriage Of Mr.. John Nor
ris, and Miss Katherine Dudley
How did the old gentleman bear i:g'
inquired James, eagerly.
"'0a, he di6 first as Kate said be
would. He stormed terribly al frS,-de-
clared that that rascal, John Morris should
never have a cen, of his money, (fo-ge.-
ting that he had already given him ali that
ne desired cursed the women, and HIM
self too, and finally settled down into ms
original habits, only repeating oiieaer
and with more emphasis, his favorile not
to: We'll, women are deueed queer
creatures; | never could understand them
Did he ever forgive ,hemr
"No; be seldom mentions them, an
then always designates them as Tasc1lly
John Morris and MS wife,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
NO. IL

nm y TAX up Siga.1ss ani ssE ki1n. fs-
SIC caa prove thal he bad besa reery a.
isniis 10 Der, ana ca NsSsus Mats can
iaik her cath that sAs sd hin tax tie
ann box frem NeAizble n ehss,a. ana
saw bim and Mshiab,e wksS-sr sorsshs-.
aud then old Zechariah Waite en- sSe,r
thai he sesd en- soias . she Wos3s tex
Tier AM thar she leane3 o. sass arm.
There never uaS si-h 6rsa6iul case of
sedociinn dons n taese paris; aa5 Mss
Floyd that bs.o1-s b he fse nsil no-aI
reform Soclsiy has bsea rozz3 Nth = pa
per 70 haE' II sgd b sYsrvbsiy % set
Sigaiess PAT ia,o tie csaagy Iasl, sad .Aar
: sasn 70 BE a tr1ck rst AKA. l.
- mother AID Mehissbls wansei ss.ud
re a lei'sr a. saoal L to be pr 5aso yosr
paper, 10 see 81 tie BoSsoSa SIS Eo-'5''n az
send Z eonsab,e Up here u take SssA.ass
Up aud has hi= 7uS n Frzzia.
lozrs . Sa-se,
B11,zz F1psr.l oFEn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
CARRoLLToN WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS. 1846.

abundance, and with the greatest ease;
while in the southern portion, cotton, to.
bacco, figs, lemons, olives, oranges, and
especially grapes. seem TO find a native
and most propitous soil; and the marshes
about the mouths of The San joaquin and
Sacramento, may be easily turned into
some of the richest and most beautiful rice
fields in the world.
Here, then, lies upon the Pacific coast,
adjoining our western border, included be-
tween the parallels which embrace the
southern sections of the United States,
and stretching norlhward 10 the southern
boundary of Oregon, region of country
capable of sustaining greater population
than now inhabits the entire American
Union. Traversed, through It's entire
length, and from It's most remote corners,
by noble rivers, all concentrating their
waters, and forming at their common
mouth, the finest harbor perhaps in the
world; Astounding in timber of the best
quality for ship building and all naval
purposes, easily fioated to a common point,
and that The beautiful aud capacious har-
Dor of San Francisco; containing mea-
sureless water power, immense agricuitu.
raj resources, and all the elements which
nature can furnish of national conse-
quence, it is yet shut out from the inhu.
ence of Christian vilization and aban-
doned TO a people who neither know It's
capacities, nor feel the pressure of any
obligation to develope or expand them.
The aggregate population is probably
10000; the harvested crops in 1899
amounted to $4,000 bushels of wheat,
$4,000 of maize, and $4,000 of barley !;
and the whole annual merchantable pro-
duction of the country, including cattle
and furs, It's staple Commodities, is esti-
mated by captain Wilkes at less than a
million of dollars. Nor is there any
thing in the history of the country to in.
dnce the hope that under lis present con-
troll, it will ever attain that position, and
serve those ends in the great scheme of the
worlds civilization, for which Providence
has so clearly designed it,"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
MtsrrIIamp,
Life's Lesson should be.


Forget not-regret not
The joys that have fed,
Though sweeter and fleeter
Than fresh odors shed
From the jessamine cup,
Or the bright chalice hid
From the gaze of the sun
Meath the violets lid.
Forget not-regret net,
Hope ever should burn
The incense of love
In her fraternal urn
Shedding glory and light
Ger the gems of the past
BY time on the altar
Of memory cast.
Forget not-regret not
Why should we regret,
While one star remains
That another has set?
And though all may have faded,
Others brighter by far,
Through the gloom may arise
Than one nce-worship'd star.
For get not--regret not,
Ii, fe's lesson should be
Like tive stars that are hung
O'er TIE limitless sea,
A guide to our path,
Bright links of the chain,
To lead US ana bind us
To virtue again.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

TEXAS This new State contains an
area of 100000 square miles, Astounding
with large rivers, bays, prairies, wood
lands, &c, producing all those rich pro-
dnclions common TO the temperate and tor
rid zones. The lands are represented to
be rich and productive beyond the most
lively imagination Of The emigrant
The longest river, the Colorado, has its
source in the Rocky Mountains, 80 north
latitude and d long. west of Washington,
and discharges itself after forming firth
or bay into the Gulf Of Mexico, LAT. %
and long. % making lis course southeast.
The Guadaloupe is a stream which Will
rival the Hudson for beauty and magnifi-
cence; it is.descrihed by gentleman
occupying a high place in the Judiciary
Of Texas, in private letter addressed TO
a friend in this county, who has favored
US with its perusaI, in glowing language
he says, " | look forward TO no expect
ed event with more anticipation ofPieasure
than that of meeting YOU on the banks Of
the blue and beautiful Guadaloupe, at that
delightful season Of the year when hills
and valleys are clothed with that living
green mantle, which nature has not de
signed to cast IN such profusion and beau
ty upon any other land, as upon this"
We have also seen letters from our old
friend, John d. Williams, describing the
lands on this stream TO he superior 10 any
Thing he as YET ever saw-the corn-stalks
are SO thick upon the ground thtt they
scarcely require placing in piles to burn
the soil is alluvlal prairie interspersed with
groves OF live oak and pecan, from 3 to 10
acres in eXtent-game TIVE all know Will
Jams to be connoiseur) is abundant for
culinary purposes as well as for sheer
sport provisions plenty but rather high
lands are worth from s. 90 20 90 per
acre and rising. But all, game, lands, &c
IN the opinion of our friend W., dwndie
into nothing fall into inslgaicance when
compared to widow (who has league
of land,) of whom he has become ena
INQUIRED
The Brazos, Trinity, Nechus and Neu-
ces are other rivers in that State, whose
op't iiis anu auJdCeul country pIeSeul
fine country for agricultural purposes
The rivers generally favor commerce, in
iernal and foreign.
It's now supposed to be most Pracilca
ble for visitors TO This country, to procee'
by water via N. Orleans and Galveston.
[Gallatin Argus.
~~~-----~~--~-@-
The following is on stree, in whicl
lawyers abound, and at the foot of whic
many boats are moored:
at the top of the street the attorneys abound
And down at the bottom the barges are found,
Fly, honesty, fly TO some safer retreat.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

B11s-.-The gre1t Poiel IL u-zkiaz
good bs.ler. and thai whlcA ul,l keep. :
the freeing /. irca Al bz.,er-nik, za5 II
everything eise : Wsn 6o2-. Il tAis PoIzs
Is overlooked eool batter y lzsposS5ale So
any len-5h Of tlle- TAs Ealxizre CT ulilk
N any degree EI,A tAs b1.;eE. y Ssre -
produce troE>scess e Al unpleasant gzSse
10 tie bGt,s-s and ne eall-e frcs3,-a fre<n
TINS CONSTITUTES the E-ll3 secret ~ E,lkInz
good 6-iier- TheEe Az @Eay va thiuk
WaShiag batter I5coG72lhle arb realm
M The rtch Gavcr. bal u ~ waser : cd
and pure. Il l. Scarcsiv Pesslaic anything
sA0l.d he u=Shsd cEay. m tz-,esllS
which destroys the Aver al a. a1-ier az
. ceP,sl. Tie b-sS hl-ser n tAe acri5.
ani that uas,h N al narke,s eaz@sa2s
+ the best Price. VIZ. Dzich batter. : ava
riab,y uaSe "A tazS wayS an saere ne
evanP,e has been to.laEs6. !: has rlrels
iaiied Ct s1cccsS LEI ~ eae sx7csf
good easter - lacS IS c11rSe- lz,2=-s sElt
IS Ussd. q P1-,lc,e O. H. tals--s-k >
asso~ed % ren12 - H.
Rae Pzlis-S-Ol> c-2 & cls.a re
and nIae cups & asz @sks Fsece - 49,
ter the sEe q; 4 kez's 60, an SEee.ea
q slit he tas,e-scze al .cs rlisrns.
aad I E-t,e S7sce Ct ienoz- Bike n
sio~ eveR. b, - II beks a. hislsss
ezien Wasn CD
Tsz-ts Ce.szs.--Takc Az saaat,y q
tomatoes an sd an3 pesl sse@ fsess
tlea Shras.a : S-e k2i- sssre, AL Sa5i
the pap n eirhsE 4 porcel2-n 9 81. ne
taI p-sSs-vs-- sert-. * II er 5raa A. dls-
eslor s. Cover 5e kettle e,o=sly. -zi
sesP Z bslIas sosy t-1a- szr kars-
fasn Dsas1re tss pap. as - sFerg TO
+ gasr,s pas II 4 ir->2 "a s-co-t4 s. S1a-
B-aItan b1zr alter - ss-l i sa. ssirlas
I !. fTecasnsy- Prsears u ssai FsoPar-
+ uoos \ rsxtsEe q Psz3ers1 lzEsss-a "a
Ger. natGsg, 1acs. an r-1xeS- T. sseTy
+ tso galrsS u tks las-ls. AL la-ge tea-
{ S2eonfsl &c lAsSe D1si sas-sSs A. ast
la Sp5oaf1, Of e4ve1ae- So - lass So
soains. aad shsa bod ras e1ss-a a=s a.
+ hoar ba-sr- Ss-aiz Il esrsfz-s i1sa
large pisehsr. aToiSzag sas Ss--s1sal & ~
SeiceS. aa3 tEsa Pc1r *. walle -, ar.
flannel, ia,a elsza es-slss. Esaea s1o-d
F thea Be carefa.ly ecsSes sz3 sszssA l.
u-ass e kept n SEy- GO. Psscs- he
cOlnC al ee = Ees Sc2r.e-
Cez8iss--T.ke szs Ps-.1s < a..
far every ten pusn3s Ct tlasa. tissa.te 4
T In water ksfsre tx aEGs > pa =. aa1
thea rse,r ne taelE II ~ -izz-sa'er,
~'th FreqaeaE s,.rrias. All i ~ eiarsty
and harden Ia sasssS - = = G1aSe
INST Aeo0,Iiai artae-e ~ -a~r N-a'sr q
summer IS. alrsSt n sd - Sre-E-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

| EAvE ~ TIKI 70 SEu1E--Iee ase2
of she wan, e tine = = @sre Pa1z,ora-
FranSlsu fosr5 tlnS- u tAs Ea3~s q hls
laSars. = 6Ise iaso ~ As32sa rerssSss q
philosophy. aa5 . exPlore ~ u-srosssa
paih 81 SeSence. 1he great Frsdsrrc.
wlsh Al empire At Is Slreesso,. n -
INSIST Il war. "a ~ svs q Ssnies Sas-A
we're . desc IN klie & rs kSsgsal.
fsaud 6r1e u reTel IN tAe char=s i pr
losa1Sv All IciellecfG1l PselS1-ez- EFs-
n nan has rne Il X = c,rsssl = ssasEuFe
IL an # h as lzs9reSe q Is - - ~
may. he ca rsas taree sd rsalzl Lss
u,echani-s aaS sar,zsrs sAes zake - q
The hoirs a tssir GszpaSai. 4 ~ SAT- =
Obtain anv Ina1en-e n So-Sesy- Ises
are he ne M Il - elzzaessys ~
"a, Il thex pleaSe Act3 tke essl.s>s =
our res.asssrs thsy are a41e-s=<. rsss esis-
De aaa powerfsl. All sass hsss 80 = -
eaoca,sd AL IS ~ Is e-Asr Prs'ssSso--s'
10 make avs s< tie nasrse-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

A Foz-H- s-iske - = So kasves
ana sarks. yOo esnss P1s IN - ssy 's'ES
uselui. wishSas taksng 1uax a = F--sA-
Iearnia- : oss.i.e3 ss,y y sssos--'t
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

The following is on streetin which
lawyers abound, and at the foot of which
many boats are moored
at the top Of the street the attorneys abound
And down at the bottom the barges are found,
Fly, honesty, fly 10 some safer retreat,
For there's craftin the river and Graf, in the
street.
PREcoclTy.-a Would you like me L
give YOU a dollarl" asked little boy 0
a pentle,nan he mel in the street.
Certainly" was The reply.
aVery well, then,'' said the boy, g d
unto others as you would they should d
unto YOU.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Bolii,nOre Ci!y Court Examination Of Rich
nI + Turner. THIS young man, who is charg-
Cd Cd" With derauding the Mechanics Bank out OF
= l,yge amount of money, was brought out be
Gre 1ndce Brice yesterday morning, on writ
nfbobeas corpus, for further examination, pre-
Gn,'narv TO bus final commitment for trial. Re-
rardv Johnson, Esq appeared OIL the part Of
the PROSECUTION, and John Nelson, ESQ, on
The mart of the accused. Mr.. Perry, chief pay
inc teller of the bank, was sworn, and testified
r. certain checks, viz the check of James Cor
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

GRAND MILITARY AND CIvIC BALL. Prof, J. Il &C.
dat viii give his great Introductory Bail to night at
his hall, corner of hanover and Lombard streets,
which is now one 0f the very best SaIooas ii the
county The Military very generally viii attend To-
night, and the ladies of Baltimore in their beauty,
wll he there TO add TO the enchunnenI 0fthe scene.
We have head great deal said ofthe various prep
araijons that are making to reader the ball to night,
one 0fthe best 10 every partcaar llaihas been held
in Baltimore for ong time, 1Id in the talcnt Of Mr..
COdct and the Managers, we have every guarantee
thatit will prove IS we expect. Q5Iandps Brass
Band and the best cOtiIlion musi will be in attend.
auCC,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

lT- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
pntchase Elmo Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Ereast.pins; EARRINGS; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GARRiEI, y. ChARKlS assortment which IS COM
diate at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert. app