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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

Between kshug Alexandria Warrington
| charge will all cases, rs
half eolorcd half taken
point designated will pay charge pre-
eedrg Joint which designated and person
point designated will the charge designated
beyond the place which he Persons getting
designated will difference
the charges these points respectively charge will
IS both the points stopping places
otherwise the charge will be not issS thar So
No charge made the above
pany responsible gross
part their Agents and responsible
bills Jewellery thing hat the
| necessary baggage
privilege OF Return Ticket 10 eItended Passengers
beyond Aequa Geek provided Depot place
The Return Ticket person
succeeding tia; OF his
poinifrcm which he
Ticket Depot
procure Ticket procured then gets
Depot the Return Ticket be Obtained the Depot
IL Indispensable that Passenger starting from Depot should
both Tickets together he point Depot
When Depot he that the
Of the Train his the Way Bill
paid from Entry Return Ticket will be
Depot gets passenger returning
required full every person
with Ticket.
way wishing be taken Cars,
make signal II in the day with handkerchief; II
light from the Train 400 yaris of
reaches them IL bet however for Passengers Practicable
Depos stopping paeeA the Of
Mail being the Conductors stop
olhet points the road
Passengers wishing Depo notify
the Train Captain OF before depot
Passengers prohibited from standing the Platforms OF
CRrs-Or getting OF the Cars when motion. 81
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NLARET, PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, VIA
~ LAGA, CHAMPAGNE, and other Wines and Ii
oUORs:-
so easss superior Caret Wine
30 casks old Port Wine
20 do for Har
pipes and 30 ! casks Nadeira Wise
10 CASKS Sherry do
so do Malaga do
90 baskets Champagne, various brands
100 don. superior London Pouer
90 doz old Hunt, Neaman 4 Go. Grape Juice Port
100 b5is Ei:hardson's old Rye Whtkey
Win n knd 81 foreign and domestic
BRANDIEs, GIN, RUM wHIsKEY, he by wholesale
and retail
We respectfully solicit ear from keepers Of Public Houses
The c0uatfy stock before
always hard 3 s. TO- IS and 90 Ea packages We
prepared put up quantity that be wanted and
good style. GALLAGHER n OLDNER,
wholesale and Retail Dealers kinds or Foreign and
Wines and Liquors.
apQ2 No RaH Main street
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&g5Is ssz<ssIE asa. =

NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL H,sSAY Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications periods
named viz tor for his and for
exceeding $40 600 single life The Insurance
Of the intermediate noted
well all oher Information effect
Insurance, will made APPLICATION The aivan
offered by this believed be
superior those offered other either the u Great
q. GwATHMEY.
Physician sociey-he Family Physician party
whose life . insured. 2l-u
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

azzz.7ss3971 ON and after the Sd of December
ez1z<ss<4<& ~ Boats Richmond Mondays
We'd eays and Fridays A ~ precisely aud Lynch
burg days nj 81 p. ~
Returning leave LynehbuE Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at 7 A. ~ and arrive in Richmond day % p N.
Passengers for Staunton,
BY Boats will leave A. Mondays wednesdays and
Fridays arrive Seotsvie A. NJ and In Saunion by
Jpn.
Pasgers for CASyiots RalsI
Richmond by the Boats and
tersVlle.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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John Il. EUSTACE& SON.

MO. 40 West Main Street, Druggists and
Deaer in Dye Woods Dye Stuff Paints, Oils. Window
Glass Druggists Glassware, Brushes Perumey &C. respectfully
inform their Druggists and merchants generally
they hand general Of ARTICLES their
which they tpo,ed sell such
satisfaction and who wish
call upon Them nd Their orders. NIB I6-20t
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PHILIP NJ. TABB a. son,
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
ce tornsf i2th Gfocey Store o.
WIN ~ Harrison, Esl.
A TrrNn NJ THg COLLECTION OF CLAIMS n every
"A desspion Renting fscoiviue and selling real
rr.pcsty ~ Town country Hiring Feero col
ssias and dos Of hem Al Puehe o. pV.ie ~.
- "N
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~ HHDS. SUGAR, part prime.
DO 600 b1rs Rio Lqs AMI java Coffee
7s borca Fpcrm and Tanow candles
AZ packarss ipaf md crushed sugar
5000 To- roo Gather
cef11ua indtf1
So bosses Soap
So bots prime Muassss
700 Eers Nas
50 kers Powder
500 s1ctf Ashton's San
y o tons Lump Plaster
Sperm and Tsnnefs' On
Pcrpef, Punenfo, GinErr
Writing and WappuF Paper
uisiercd and Cast sssL
fa store and rscevIuf ior sals ~
nh l. o CeESsuAw. BROTHER 20.
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IenntifmI PIctorinI Himdings.

FVfIWFEIWI E-INIWTIHI HIUW1WENf
ron H5RPERS' ILLUsLVsTED BfBLE.
nRINKER d MORRIS invite the subscribers
- 10 this beautiful Bible inspect costly pictorial styles Of
binding. just received
No Consists Of ~ Scripture surrounded a
fu Rgy Ftian and Perfisn border
No. p Episcopal style
view Of Trinity Church and gothic window and altar rep
resented with The Communion servce, enclosed scroand
emblematic
No Consist q picture Of The Tanfruraton Mount
and ne Chifcn n Israel abing possession Land
BJA'lhf work u DOW very neary completed wonid
ref N subieber' that they have their COMPUTED
a. ~ Main street, ADD ssi,et pattern fcr binding.
epN DRtNKER MORRIS
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TENHE subscribers intending 10 close their busi.
n 10 July VII sell their stock Of Hardware and
Ciry which large sud well ssotied cost for cash. Or 70
puucua Nechsnis and ofhss sshinE 10 purchase
viii md greatly oal before puf-
ehaanr ei.e where J. a. CLARKsON CO.
No ~, Broad -. between sth and oh sboskoe nm,
hgu sign ~ The Hnnd-Saw
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any sI5OoO
BY application HENRY LUDLAM,
ju sly Richmond, Va.
Physician 10 the Society AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, ID.
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NEW BOOKS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
'fNHE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
his country friends and the public generally
received full supply Of fresh Spring Goods which
stock and eompes-~hieh he ors for
terms His assortment
100 boIes fesh Bunch Rasns
SO boxes
rs dc.
as boIes Oranges. in prime order
80 bores Lemons. in prime order
10 frais Almonds
bales hard d" do
do Filberts
do wanuts
frails fresh Dates
10 bores preserved Citroa
ea,ks Zanie Currants
1000 fresh Coeoanuts
20 doE genuine Claret Wine, celebrated bnna
IS " Museat
100 drums Smyrna Figs
10 cases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
20 bbls
Together with large supply fancy Goods. and
french Candies also, complete
manufacture warranted my other market
the Union JUAN PiZZINI.
No. lS2, door Exchange Bank
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CAMPHINE. CAMPHINE
GTNHE subscriber is now in receipt Of Spirit
~ Turpeutne and prepared 70 furnsh the public with fes
nh 10 PEYroN JOHNSTON.
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EIs~P. u Rai,'er Gs fs,sraas, Of $780, on sfsTis L
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INHE subscribers offer for sale, among others,
\ the following popular remedies. viz wsaIs Bal,am OF
Wild Cherry Buehan's Hungarian Balsam; Bos Cook
and Sands Sarsapana Winners Areanum Aiers
wgbts Ind Vegetable Pills. Smiths suEareoaled do Beck
wths do and mos other Pills
apo GRUBBs A. APPHRsoN
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given to represent the inssnri
Die Precipitation. Il 10 tie great eva
euauon for the impurities of the eody
u VIII be noticed that q thlek cloudy
mist issues from all POINT. OF the eur.
face, which indicates that this psrspi
auon no~sunintsrrop,ediv when We
are In heath. but eeasss ~ hen DC ar,
siek. Life cannot be sustained win.
Oh, IL IL 10 thrown OF 10 n the blood
and other Juices Of the body. and dis
poses BY this meana, Of nearly an the
impurities within us The b,ooJ. \,
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'EEITER AND RINGWORM.-1he astonishing sue
IL which has attended the LOTION
hese diseases induces the advertisement
others similarly aeneed avail themselves OF benefits
lady in the has been cured
her hands At the time the commences
vey high state Of eoosion We sha publish
few days The Teter Ring~orm
vias al so cents eaeh-prepared and ,odb
apsl GAYNOR A. wOOD nrurrist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

The council set the basis OF representation
at 329-which consequently gives the LIST
ward | members and 6 surplus; 2nd wand, 3
members, 81 minus; Bird ward, b members. 7
surplus; 4,h ward 1 members, 50 surplus;
9th wand, , members, Is minus.
The population of the city, presume, has
increased from 500 To 900, since the census
was taken and is rapidly augmenting.
Notwithstanding the island extends nearly
the whole length of the city, the population
of i, has FOR some peculiar purpose been at
,achad to the most populous ward in the city.
WHY tits so am unable TO conceive. Would
il not have been more equal TO have aiioiccd
the linrs OF the respective wards to have run
c-oss the island2 Was il added TO the 3d
ward to give that ward the prepondcance OF
power The lst and pad wards have very
Justly had one member added 10 each of their
representation.
In all due Difference TO the opinion of the
council, hope it will not be- considered out
Of order 10 suggest the propricty Of having set
the basis of representation at 400 or $50,
NHiIu Nou'N consequently haN' Vih'isA'I"
the number of members; an object devouuy
to be wished FOR often times. in legislative as
semblics.
However, a. the council have increased the
number of members ! hope may be allowed
the privilege OF suggesting the idea (if not be
fore done) OF dividing the council into two
parts or Understanding one the upper
branch and the other the lowcr--or one Com
the council, properly constituted and organ
lied, would b, check upon each other, and
would very often put qUict,is to the hume
rous and often exinvagant expenditures that
unfortunately occur under our prescn, system
OF city legislation. EQUAL RIGHTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
FOR me Times.
THOUGHTS ON THE PAST.

U ihc scenes OF lite how truthful,
As the! ilt across the mind,
Whist ioudiy wishing all those youthful
Sunny hours again 10 lind.
How loved THAI humble dwelling
Woven round with woodland flowers.
In tasteful neainess tar excclling
Palaces, OF stately towers.
There the graceful weeping willow,
Threw u mantle ocr Tie scene.
Leaning a. II OH pillow,
GdiDst the roof OF ivy green.
Here brook ran clear as crystal
Ger lis sandy psbbled bed,
Missing the rose tree or tie thistle,
AS II minimizing onward sped
Neatly stood the white and glaring
Village schoolhouse by It's side,
ret despite ats plBlnness. wearing
Sull a look Ul rural pride.
Wonder stood the old grey chapel.
With rs lofty towering spire.
lhiiher would the village people
For communion oft retire.
Sweetly woodland biris were singing
Songs OF rural happiness,
whist the old church bells were ringing
Merry peuls OF JOY and peace.
faithiui memory cease To hover,
Ger my boyliood's happy hours,
hose JOY can ne'eT recover,
All have passed like summer flowers.
VINCENT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
FOR THE TINES.
REPRESENTATION IN CITY COUNCIL,

| perceive by an ordinance passed by the
city council, at n meeting heldon the 2lsi int;
and published in your paper on the day fol.
lowing, tina, that body has increased the mum.
Der OF members from sixteen to nineteen.
The white population OF the city at the
time the census was taken, (May lsi5) was
62i5. and was as follows LIST ward, 1922; 2nd
ward, 936, 81 ward. 1852, (Which includes the
island, and has white population of about
1909 18th ward. 1896. Without AN increase
of members tn, representation would have
been as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
TWENTY-NIATH CONGRESS.
WAsaiScTos. Jan'y 81, 46.
SENATE


Mr. Bagby introduced Joint resolutions rro.
Niding lst, Tor the amendment of the Constr.
tuition 80 Is 10 elect President and Vice Pres.
iden' ior term OF s.x years, and making them
ineligible 10 "a reelection. "a, No mcmbcr
Of Congress; during the term for which he l.
elected oI wiiln Tour years thereafter shall
To- eligible 10 Office OF President or Vice Pr.
sidcnl -, no member during the rcr,e,l
i'T which he Is elected 90 he eligible for a
Sncfcialy oi State. Treasury, War. Navy or
Attorney General, or Postmaster Gene,al
Nc. faifhcld's ball Tor thc extension of the
Navy wes taken up, on IBIS motion, with a
view Of bciug made the order OF some given
day. e'''"
A debate crosse which occupied tie senate
unili pr we iu'D executive session
100 81 or REPRESENTATIVE
Two oomWlull aiilus from the Navy De.
l'Func"i were received auj ordered to be
Friuiei
Ihe house was occupied during the who'll
dsl in debate, upon zoe lionda al action ,ase
Petitions preseuicI on the 2Oh In IA.
ilon-e oi personalities.
~ III. Flown Of virginia The memo,,
~ OBJ ihe Hoau Oh Iadl Of ,hc city of w b,e
iins Piayng Conbres, to provide against tbe
sfrai dcii} SUD danger attending he trans
Poiaiion - ine mIiis Of ihe luitctSt,is. HI,
bndeiue Zoe Ohio nvcTui Wheeling
Also, The petition a Arch Wood 81
GOO other citzeHs Of Ohio county. N,,,,,,,.
pfay iig CongIess 60 bridge the Ohio rScr ~
me tly 81 wheeling. accompanied Win =
'feush' OF lhe proposed bulge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
THE RESIGNATION OF Tue BRITISH
MINISTRY.

We find man, OF the Journals 5, tiie East
are issuing extras. onl heading their news by
the packet ship Liberty. "NrRv IMPORTANT"
We are indebted 20 several OF thps, papcrs for
extras Tor which they viii accept our thanks.
But really. we do no, exactly see the tremcn.
dous Importance Of the news What is the
odds TO Us whether Peel OF Russell are at the
head OF the Government OF England What
is il 10 Us whether Palmsrston OF Aberdeen
are the ministers of Foreign AGairs. The
question on which the dissolution and ap-
pointment hung.ws not one wlich materially
affected this country. Tie opening OF the
English ports 10 our corn. cer;aiulyoan have no
effect upon our produce market. ,iucc there
Is now more wheat and Flour in cond m En-
glish porte than Is required 20 meet the de
mOnd, aud Flour is actually cheaper in Ly.
erpool than in New York Sir Robert was
OF the Ani-com law party, as well as Lorl
John RUSSELL but portion Ct his cabinet
were sverse. 50 may be a portion Of Lord
Johns. We know nothing of what may be
their designs, their views. or their future ac-
ton; except that il will De designed with the
wisdom OF true statesmen, 20 promote the
greatest good Of England in all her state, pos
sessions and measures.
The party now in power is the Wing party.
Of which Lord John may b, cou-i tered the
head. This party j, toe i0vorrd party OF the
crown since the accession ol Victoria. aud. as
the crown has some strength IN, admiuis,a-
ton, perhaps, will bc stronger than the late
Tory one; and il Is very probable that ia.
chances Of more firm opposition to the Uni
ted States, upon Oregon, may be- manifested
10y this party than by tlmt of Sir Robert
that the diiliculies Of Mr. Polk IA making
ms iayoritc bargain with England, relative TO
Oregon, vii b, increased
Lord Palmcr,ton i, harlc, alta trade than
Lord John Russell more fearless ,hau Sir Bob
or,. ltmay BE- said, iu fact, that Young
England, Is now in the Ascendant, and may
meet the president messing, ia more de
tennincd spirit than De is prepared Tor
We shall know la a short tim,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

A NOVEL Case Torn PRAYING 10
he set ottrOm Sidie-ln the House OF Rep
rescntatives IN Massachusetts
MIR. LOring, OF Grca, Darlington. prc-
seuted petition OF 10 inhabitants OF Bos
ton CoTncr, praying that the town may b. set
oil from the State, and moved its reference TO
Ihe Committee on Towns
'Mr. Bying;on, OF Stockbridg., rose and
said that II II was in order, he should move
'i'S sSfSsengo 50 49, .,s,itionto special com
mittee. Most OF the members OF the House
might not be aware OF the position and char
acter OF the petitioners. They were insulated
as II were, from the rest o! the State. separated
by high mountain aud lived in a commune
~ oil their own, without any political organ.
nstion, without magistrates, without minis
tiers of religion, ia fact as nearly an Utopian
state as possible, never disturbed By the occa-
sional calls OF the ,ax-gathcrcr.
That they lived no, on that narrow prinei.
pie Democracy, OF the greatest good to the
greatest number. but on the broader one, OF
the greatest good 10 the whole Bat, he said.
they were opposed to the system of taxation
without representation. d feeling which could
be very well understood in Boston, and as they
bad come here this season with civil request
10 b. set OH from tn, State, h thought it bcsi
To give serious consid sritson, as next year
they might CONE IN different shape
MIR. Byington said il there had been a
Committee on Federal Relations, he should
have moved the reference of ths petition TO il.
but as there was not, he moved the reference
toa special committee, "a chln.e in the
State line would b. necessary in gsanting il
The petition was referred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

co. We do think that man OF tha Argus
one Of the poorest specimens of humanity that
was ever carved out We once know a very
worthy and scientific physician who had used
the dissccting knife 80 long aul successfully
that he thought n bad learned ,h5 way ian
which human brings were manufactured.
lie accordingly made Ct clay abou, dozen
figures and set them bctiJc the fence to dry
while lac went to make more Dliuu;e examina-
ton Of ihc iu'arls. he was gone longer than
he expected ana q violent shower having
Come "p, his men ran away snl he has since
been under the impression that they wcre
roaming about somewhere in the ord. Per
haps he was right aud the Argus man was one
OF them. IL Is winning poor creature 49,
that Is certain. lie publishes the advertise
nents Of the city without order and saws be
shall apply Tor pay Whoever knew a place
OF this size pay two city printers II the
council choose at any time TO select TOE Argus.
which paper would b. dcyourcdat moulhCul
10y the Times, aud which has not one subscri
Der in town where the LINES has ten. we
shall make no objections Wewill not whine
about it or publish advertisements without
orders and sneak in for pay Tor them We
never do such things Thank heaven, We
neyerwere tempted to doa dnty trick
There is a commpnCa lion in THURSDAY /,
Argus signed Age,iua that wc recommend to
the Wigs OF the city as worth peculiar en-
ton. five were not pressed with better matter
we would take pleasure in flashing it. IL
who wrote or published it deserves 70 be- nib
bled 10 death by tod poles; but, heaven hclp
the tad-poles that would be- doomed 10 do
that same Tor she public good They would
he martyrs worthy OF msh niche in Foa's
next qiauo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
Correspondence ofiAe Amtricnn.
W,snlNnrnN- ian. 2n. ~

w ASflNIibNs gdll- ~ l0lp.
4 profound interest has been created in the
city los the character OF the intelligence from
England IL was bu; few weeks since that
Mr. Cass quoted ina the Senate speech from
Lord John Russell now selected Ia be- the new
Premier, showing the feelings of Lorl John
upon the assumption of Mr.. Folks Inaugural
Address. that the whole OF Oregon belonged To
the United States. Sir Robert Peel did not
so ~ iaT then as his successor. though some
thing, no doubt is to be attributed 10 the posi-
ton OF Lord Russell as one OF the opposition
members.
The prevailing supposition, think, among
the best informed men here - H.. 10 &c
icss oeXp-Ct from Lord PslmeSston. as Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs. than from Aberdeen.
and less from Lord John Russell than from Sir
Robert Peel. The Administration here, from
certain indications rely family upon mskinga
commercial treaty with England, the effect of
which will bc 10 make England willing TO re-
sign her claims TO Oregon.
do not believe that England will consent
TO any such exchange Of rights, but much less
do believe ;hdt the Executive can pursuadc
two-thrds of the Senate To make any such
neianous bargain, the design end effect OF
which would bc'to destroy the American tar
iT.
The Senate have had very long Executive
Session to-day. The subject in controversy is
believed 10 b. o continued debates upon Mr.
Slidell's nomination as Minister To Mexico.
The House of Representatives have shown
no disposition TODAY To- renew the debate ur-
on the Oregon question. The interesting ne " :
from England has just given an appetite 10
learn more.
The Senate proceedings give indications OF
debate upon the subject oi our Foreign Tcla
lions on Friday next. General CAss, il j. said
Is in labor with speech which he wishes Ia
make, and it is further said tina, a majority of
the Senate will take the Resolutions from the
trble IN order TO give hima hearing. Some OF
the WhiS Senators. IL u also said, have been
persuaded to vote TO take these resolutions from
III table.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
"INDoMTTABLE FIRST.

Mn. WBARroN,-You will please announce
the names of THOMAS HUGHES. MAT
THEW, MLURE. aud THOS. JOHNSTON.
In the City Council at the ensuing election.
MAJORITY.
Mn. WHARroS,-Sir / am obliged TO de-
cline the nCmina ton made in the 'Timcs" of
yesterday from the fact tina, nv freehold cs.
tate in the city. is not OF the value Of Fipe
Hundred Dollars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

CURI0US.-Tbc Buffalo Medical Journal
says that DIR. Beech OF Gaines, y. Y. was
requested to examine the body Of COW that
had died suddenly without any apparent dis
ease, except being distressed for breath for
shor, time before she died. In taking out the
heart his finger was pricked with what proved
To be the point OF large darning needle, that
had entered the right ventricle just below the
centre, had passed directly through, and was
fixed across the left ventricle about through
the middle, with the point sticking out on the
left side OF an inch. DR.. Beech supposed
that the cow swallowed the needle at least
two years before, and that it had been for a
long time in the substance of the heart.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

a gentleman wishing to get rid of a visitor
aHd not liking TO tell him ITO put on his hat
and make himself sarce," modified il thus
Elevate your golgotha 10 the summit of your
pcncFanium, and allow me to represent To
your optics that scientific piece of mec hanism
which ioIms the egress portion of this apart
ment.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
ATTKMPTED SrlclnR u

FIsII ID % u IDE.-WC I10m lTOm
the CiHoiHHoh Chronicle OF yesterday, that
on MONDAY evening, about seven O'Clock. a
woman was discovered IN the river al Tie foot
Of Min street Sle had evidently thrown
herself into the water with the intention ~
putting an end io her lie She was. haWcycr
rescued ~ lsmc 10 prevent the Accomplishment
of her purpose and taken to The Watch-honsr.
bot bad not sufficiently recovered TO give a
satisfactory account ot herself Shswss seen
sitting on tie Wharf boat late in the evening.
hnd was heard tU inquire lor the Pittsburgh
Fac act Beyond this nothing is known in re-
gard 90 her