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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

Ul8oI slaekIa aIsfo4t toe sata. s9tdlJ,
even II tat bauds ara sod Ut Ia--
Un.9ss iHe CIV u#7sa#Ies sss-s much
i-ss G1auf la ah' It's tH4I j. aa-s s-fd o. e..
abe President IL gHs company. ,as' e'9id
have bad nn difficulty IN 5ea.a47 7ti'-VJ.
upon pedg- oi The stock held p TfIr g1tt tH
tins company. They, az aus raHt' could H'e
have greater DIN Wty wI.ha# He pom =
than With hem. Is The saIe Of the boaa- Isl
nothing mote NOT iess t.aa tae p'rnNinz ct
So much money 3Pau tHr pledge CT itIz s.gee
OF fheclts ID this company.
desire. ID conclusion t1f5H yeHr attAn
tioa 10 oae oihH5 position sssumel ~ 5ar al
dress If this distinguished address lie says
..ihlt ii will be apparent to yoH That t1e ar
reafs of Indebtedness iar whleblt Is proposed
the State shall issue bonjs. have never - iaet
been earned or received by the state, lH any
term whatever aud that however justly dae
t8 the creditor as de oult Legitimate ifau 81
his capital, the amount Of bombs whateFeEtt
may he. must be a clear addition u thr PFC
sent obligations of tHe STATE, for which she
has received AMI can receive no equivalent
whatever. On the other haad the amount Tor
which the Board propose Co issuc their bonds
hls actually been earned and leeltnateiy anu
useiHlIy expended ea account aud ior The f9f
poses OF their stockholders e.
The comparison which is here instituted
(uaayo5able To the State1 between Che 3bldiy
or right OF the State to fund the arrears OF IA
tersst on her public debf, and the flshi OF
this company 10 declare Inns dividend, and
the Encouragement attempted TO be thrown
over The present etfuti OF the Legislature to
restore the public credit, require no comment
from me. Such opinions could only be enter
tained aud expressed at sueh tlma, by one
who has no interest or .e.ius in common
win the people of our STATE. aal will not, |
irasi, be viewed by YOU as successful at
tempt on his part to uaicaIe or thwart the
recommendations Of the State Executive up.
on a subject so vitality important TO every
Murylauder as the credit Of his State.
have thus hastily thrown together, IN the
shape of reply to the paper 10 which your
order refers, the reasons which influenced me
in expressing the opinions contained in my
message upon the subject ct this dividend,
aud shall most eheerlully acquiesce in any
decision TO which the Legislature may come
upon the subject. THOMAS &. PRATT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

S.54I@5..6t lBe county ~ faH5a---- fs=--
5,.ff., .ia DE- al ~ rnt... AZ a.. eau-
f-raiuz William 1T. NtslH=fH Fuse
4 III ssffarz.ls d 1srss e5=t# aH = fa
b.. Mills. in .Ha county IF y .sau P=---
A 3.4H -raar- rai#g sg- Kirsul4 MIIary ilst.
ute. Pts--
A Ri se1aan8g ths Cirzui SIpe Iort1Hfs
q. Ls4 aal Glsd erl 10 maxi allowances
fokeep#r.a Co4f.h71<es Posed
A 81 aHhsFHiaE J4rtarst 70 receive into laelt
8slls slaves takea under attachments. iasa=
ri
A Bill concerning Charles W AMI Helen VI
Coleman. Passed..
i Bl5 ts a#-a5 az aes eHtlzsfi 50 -. 'z..
c.uag certain Cuu1rrg rr-os.e.e3..algs and az.
for uJtff PUrp07-s-F5s- res! i'tH' i'
% Passed.
A BItt 90 incorporate tie Potomac NM F, H4s'il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
The Presidnt 10 ", Benton
anu ItIIOW -ClII2e9
THOMAS H BENTON.


WASHINGTON, March 9, iS47.
SiE have given 70 your letter OF the 9th
Instant the consideration which is import-
anee demands liz rendering to you the an
peinimenJ ct Major General In lhs army. /
earnestly desired HAT The country should have
tas advantage OF Your conceded ability and
military knowledge. your infinite aeauaint-
ahce WIN the Mexican Character. and vour
iamlIiaIily with their language and political
condition.
Immediately after your nomination as Ma
or General had been unaalmousl, confirmed
By the Senate, carefully cxaminee tia cues
ten whether / possessed the power 10 de
si-nate you-a junior Major Genersl--to The
chiet command OF he army in the tield The
result oi TINS examlnatlon Is. am canstraiu-
ed 10 say, settled conviction ON ms mind
hat such power has not been conferred upon.
me by the existing avs.
an iully sensible OF the exalted nafriot.
Ism which could alone have induced voa IN
make the personal sacrifices TO which Won
would be subjected IN assuming even the
chei command OF lhe army in Mexico and |
duly appreciate the reasons you have assigned
aud winch may fear. prevent Won fFom
accepting your appointment Is Major Gen.
tfal Il GA further reflection, such should
be your decision, ! shall learn il with deem
regret.
am sir, with high consideration, very re-.
sfecdolJYi youT obedieni servant.
JAMES X POLK.
10 Aialor General Thomas H. Benton,
Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
COW vi f TX CIAL.
RIVER INTELJGENCE


The Cincinnati Atlas OF the 18Th inst,
says
The River had risen 6 feet within the 81
hours ending a dark last evening, and was
stIl rising rapidly Il has now reached the
buildings al the loot OF Main St, and The
cellars there are fast filling with water.
Al Louisville there were / / feet 6 inches
water n the canal; and "a teet IN the Indian
chute on the Falls.
Inc Western Ripsrs.~-4t Quincy on the
ltll, the Mississippi river Was tul Of floating
ice, and on a stand, with three feel in he
channel At 81. Louis ON the 9th. islIjng
with about seven feet or the bars between
that and Carlo. Only three feet water rrpor-
ted in the Missouri, aud falling. 81 saws the
Resei,le The Peru " Beacon Light Of The
9Th utt. SAYS III. river had risen Is al
that point DUNG The week previous, and was
ihel spread over the island and river bottom
HE river opposite that point was still closed
notwithstanding the fuTce Of the Current
Inc weather was cold, snow falling. and HE
ice vcry thick
The ST. Louis Levee on the 9Th was GOV
cred from end 10 end with large pilesoi -four
nyer.
The Cleveland Herald of March sth. saws
= Our rlyer Is clear OF ice, aud the Lake as lar
as The eye can reach. Ii the same weather CON
tlnues, we may expect 10 baye boats from
Detroit. III the course OF week or there
abouts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

I Va IL II III 81 \ & LlN FIX OMfLAlNI
HRSb pulls have acquired t celebrity rarely known
afislhg from eNRei lence Of their e'hcart Inc
HaFa Of TIE causes at rs spsa sHd Ind eestia1 and
ifom ms eminence OF Dr. Hunt physician. They
arc certain cures IN all eases Of Indigestion dyspepsia
bilious elections liver complaints brfrt.irn sour
ness or seIdiy The stomach tishress OF Tie chest
loss Of appetite sick head sehc pam in TIE sd hack
tts aud SIDE HsnieRcv, Is Pus aud scarlet tete9 nu
ma sore throat thefHiting fevers, govt, teumatIsn
amhsgo. sc2fica spssmodie stiectlzus and nc dolour
eaN fohsulslons Of Children measles tgething WORMS
eiais distinctions, chlero1f OF green s6kHess aud re-
3s'oHs Of food, ami eosi veHes~ rsr whether tialu-
lent o. hli.ous g.. For sale bv JAMES BAKER cor
net OF Man aud Msufoe stf6ai- aud + ASSET 4 no
BlNSONi South Wheeling, 9r Il qQ5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

Our glori2as ali Commonwealth he's no i.
climate interest which should place her Ia (.
hostile attitude towards ihc great Drmocraiie
isnlly in.the Onion; but on the coutFars. II
Is respectfully believed hat j, j. the nae pol
ny u The Democracy oi PenHs, ifsnia 10 CON
inanc ana harmonise with The Democracy of
me Whole Union, as measure of common
prudence and common safety. aut We have a
ti5ht 10 dislrusi whoever would lnculcaie a
different Iicy.-PcEHsglrania Loco Fgso
Convention
We suppose that this means that ihs ke,-
stone State has no necessity fos d tsriT and
that every one who is in lavor Of protection
Is 70 be distrusled So i, would appear bg The
lac vote IN Congress, Of the delegation from
'hai State, upon The subject OF raising revenue.
They are whipped into the Polk and Ritchie
traces.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

March 10. IT
A communication was received from the
House of DELEGATES. announcing The passage
of sundrv bills. which were. upon motion Of
Mr.. Dennis, read twice. and referred 10 their
respective committees
MESSAGE FROM The House..
The House Of Delegates have passed res
oution authorizing the Executive tocomniS-
sion the officers OF a cavalry company in the
county of Halifax. Agreed to BY the Senate
And resolution authorizing the surveys OF
roads from Salem to Lynchburg, and from Sa-
lem to Buchanan. agreed 70.
Several bills were reported By the different
committees, which will De noticed as they
are taken up,
pon motion of Mr. G8taeQ, tie bill au-
tAorizing separate election at Rletsville,
in the county Of Page. was taken up, and af.
ter being amended bf Mf Voolfolk, was pass.
ed,
An act to authorize a PAYMENT 70 be made
bF the school commissioners of Madison
county, to Joseph B. Webb, a teacher IN said
county. Passed.
An act incorporating de Moaoagahcla
NAVIGATION compagy. Passed
An act 10 authorize lease Of The Seaboanl
and Roanoke railroad to the 'rfasteesoi Ports
mouth and the Council Of The city Of Norfolk,
Jointly. and 10 authorize the .de oI III. ro45
10 the same.
Nh Wiley moved that the bill be aid M
on the table Motion opposed by Mes,ys.
Garrett. Cmmp, Galaher. Thompson aud Ca
pcrton; and supported b1 Messrs. McNlu.iea.
Wiley, and Standard. Motion negadved-
AYES 5, Noes 49,
The bill was then read third time, and at.
tel some further discussion. bg Messr,. Nc
Mullen, Voolfolk, Cox, Caperton, Crump
and Gailaher. was passed.
An Act TO incorporate the Little Falls Rail
road Company. Passed.
Mr. B4ptis, made report from tie commit.
tee OF Conference. which in substance, pro-
,ided That the counties OF Alexandria and
Fairfax shall elect Jointly one delegate. and
that the salary Of Judge Scott Tor extra ser.
vices should be increased $500.
The wees ana navz being called fer. ON agree.
ing to ihe rrpert, resulted as follows:
YEAs-Mcssra. Scott. (Speaker.) Cox. Wi
liaus, Wiley Baptist. Garrett. Dennis. VII
cher, DeueaIe. Sloan. Strinser, McNullen.
McGauley-l3
NAYs-Mrssrs. Woods. Sutton. Thomson
Moore, Woo.(alk GsIIaber Canar'na ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

nus ness at the stock boa ri is daily increas.
liiS' very large amounts 90 into Goyefnmeni
securities, the prices Of which ar, imnrovina
IN iaet, City Bank stocks aud State toans 90.
d, most We only securities that are heavy on
NC ma Ael' Government loans are down
tefalpiy loa very low figure The connar;
soa between present prices and those ,llfr4n,
oV'oIe 'he commencement OF the Mey,,an
Nalf SNOW very wide margin in tt.or .,
present buyers, and under the apufehen.ia,
mat peace cannot be long det.yrJ or.
stong Inducements 10 sell Other .toaLs =,
Resl ~ them. But there can h. fs,,. ~. -
Ptehlaole securities than the stocks ~ -.
1ui cry banks. The bad management a.
.i'e oaiiHs lew years ago, has 10 a ora, -
eah destroyed confidence in thrm al -
refuse 10 touch their stocks Al any o,,,.. ''t"'
el,,'"e' perhaps That the banks were thrm-
sosffs tue principal sufferers, and that actin
% '.e "1d pfeYefb, burnt children sbnn ibt,
- WI, iof me future act as wisely d, nos,
az. Ltdgtr Of March IL.
cot NfERFEIrS. Tens of the cono,,...
Sl1i bank Mass. have nude their sa',a'l
cue = = saed U. Dean, President RUFUS Il.
=. etsalef, The genuine bills of ths II
, ,,.''is'ia'" BANK are from the patent So
y PED siee. plate. s'eieo-
eoehte rlciis. from 81 to $40 an H.
son OF Tue Albany Exchange bank a.. MS
$50; 1'a ''oH' lhe Bank has no sl0s OF the en ~,
- spurious $40 notes on the Mereban,. A,
q f9aehkeepsie ar in circulation - ~ oahk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
a ssfGNEE,s notice.. F.krgss

a ssIGNEE.s NOTICE.. !. Kege,=
s&A Iced Of Assignment. hearing date on ID. Is7 /
aud recorded IA the clerks offes Of tbr fit5, -,
court a. iFned tn Inc undersigned all debt, ~. -
due 10 him notice II hereby given 10 all persons *
ted 10 sad KELLEY 10 make pa n.ent 10 the sadets.
aud 10 all having claims against sad ktle, 10 ..s
them iaf settlement. WI GuSAGRK
mr. 9am t,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
Against

T ais notice thai The deposition Of Iien1e fe-l-
ard others lii te taken al Tie Mael>tfate.s
Ss1llF, ESQ IN the cttF Of PHl~hnreH -
county, m the state ofPennsy iyanis OF f.s e5.
April. A. u. ts44. hetWeeut ie hours at q go.
and o oelaek p NJ ta he read IA evidence IN
usHtcd cause ou lebsff of the SAID Plant. =, u
from ar cause the taxing al the same .tsi5s -.
mcnccd. or hriRe commenced. shall n4f He -s-rs#s,
Hist daf, the taking thereof VIII be sfil ur.e -
10 time until the samo shall he completed
sTEKRIfr 40
70 Leonard Forsyth uf I I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

C3-Suit has been brough, against The lity
OF Pittsburgh b "a stranger named IIaelin Tor
having permitted q dangerous hole 10 remain
N the street. iala - HEB Nj H fell att uss
badly injured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

y = .,,s = :.s Mons. e, ;ea.. On .a (.
~. - ai Hf{, 8. containing -n1HIs a. + g.. =
LUZ as eel hHilt aua hHsha5 9i.z
81 are asairrts II i-uti t-crs and --. ri
? fanfc stable sns a hNdtaaf. fIs a'-a ~. t'-
lH' hrs~s foundry nftutes. itnel aaa4 leI.s 8, I'd
"a tHe sil1 of fHf' month. TIE sbHse ffl-s5 s
thsi daf. D. IH o'sloes, A. ". - asie-s,l r. sl
thr f-cnf-cs. good title - T., gI,ea e.
~ =. L.HLE-- =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
ID N0ND
POINTED ElI d pENI

POINTED col d PENS.
- EGEINEp tins day hy Express. new nas,,
n those Premium Diamond Pointed Gold r,.ts \
frrent quaHlies and different prices Al. Cod n
without the handles. Also @ilfsf Fes and Tst,,g1
mn 10 JOHN BISHOP 49, Ma 7s ..s
Y. MING AND EiNDING sKINs-Reeeasii-l !,
nd direct from New York = fresh sualiy d "a
p iHdug Skins, VIZ.
20 Dozen Piuk Lining SKINS
- do AhHR do do
10 do Riudatg SKINS
tt.SD-A few DOZEN extra large siKs k4fer, Fl 4
binders. all OF which viii g sold low 5r ea-a br
MGIAEt.EN 4 kN6I
Iaf 10 a Inc sign Of tia BE- Rri aai
ywgNLL PArERs. BORDERS & WINDOW 4
W. FERs-lust received l0ao ns-ess tsa
wall papers. lie pfitss and patterns warranted as.
purchasers call a. lie bookstore df W IEQBB
mr. 10 Csrher Of Nam aed a##a =
IT ATS, HATS tPs, Ctrs-rsIf UH{R'iEt
M for bargains in Ttats and sI.s rsfs iaen
can he sold cheaper thsn they ever haze ttz sold
city ali soen before ihes are ali eoae u
G IlUTTER III NC E9-Th- suhsrrifer rs Fl. r.,
~ we'd new article an Tie shutter Hpge WIZ
lock hsrk AND shut an combined ~ TIE dIast
builders art req sssied to call and 80 tAfu.
fch ~ANuEl Ne.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
COPPER IIN

~ >
ia ~. eoN NAN FACrTRY.
TIL subscriber re.rsr,fa, 40 ,,le.ssse
,-sa .as pubic genera si +, has removed mo- 'ee. and
stand where he u lll, .uaaius ADJOINING hs old
N m Copper sheet Iron. enir.fS az Moie shhef
Ps'eh. have on hand large sssrte, I'm = hh as-
mers N, -. b va SCI Tor cash "a pt5,t,nt ~ilsrf
''e''. mf u GEuM JOHNSON
w ~ Patent no, Ar COOKING stove. f5r,se
mn II ''tLihsti f5lfes sfrsuted IT, ,for. xt,f :,
''iNstiN :, les, Market square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

A Afw DEGEEE OF RrLATioxsHIp.-.We
>aw Yesterday, recommendation written BIZ
al lnsh mend OF ours, in favor OF a Young
gentleman " no Is an applicant tor eommis
sion Do The amy. Among other things +,
sass ,-a Ny friend. Nj il 49,,
reSnteled vita The President. las fatAer Aar
las fought g ePsi eth sH, Of t4e Polks.-N
o Dt!fa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

WY ALL FFFER The .snr=ger TIER Il. #=5.-----
w handsome assortment II Pam and I
Fspcr Of ESSicrn manufacture together ,ft ~ 'l
and " iudon Paper af all Tire latest pstiefp.
he oi.fs iof sale az greatly reduced prizes C,f,sl
mr. JOHN FISHER, Art. IA. ~. - y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
ar Btnfaa 70 fas Presideat.

hteAts utr AldA evening.
March 9, 1917.
Va your letter OF this DAYS date is lust
teettfea and seeing no reason for further re-
heSuon. ana wishing 70 avoij ell delay a off
eetlhs the amy, have written note 10 the
A9Ju'aW tieneFei. 10 be delivered al ms office
sh.a morning declining % accept the appoint
Hent oi MAJOR General 10 the army So kindly
oAeEsJ 10 me bs you. and 50 honofabgy coa6f
med BY lie Sensie. IN
! have Tie honor TO be, sir. With great re.
speet' Your iFIend aad fellow citizen.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

RAIL E0aDS=-tn act passed by th- last
fs-.saare of Ono aatbodz.i the county of
FankIa and Tie CITY eli Columbus 10 sib
sslbr 100000 each ia ,he Cleveland aad
Cl'ambas. aa5 ibs 1eua aad Columbus
rairaads, and measures ate now being taken
So bring o4J the vote of the city aud COUNTY
Upon She subject Similar permission has
been accorded to the county Of Licking. and
the Sheriff has issued his Proclamation Tor
vote q ,. kenat he sn1InE election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

TN the 1irruu Superior Court 81 Law "a. -.
n for e4hia county "a tfe SLATE ~ \. ira4tts
benjamin Sieffia And Jacob Weave. p5ft,......
the firm Of StcrfIft & Co saaf Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
TUESDAY, March. Is.

G-s- If lha citizens Of lhs city who az
tend church, would leave their dogs and
goats at home on such occasions, it would
save the sexton a great deal Of trouble for
qaadfapeds knew no more about good beha-
viour aud the worship Of God than some few
btptay that are in The habit Of attending such
places in or1et to show of, aud at the same
time would like to b. called gentleman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

We noticed that Messrs, OFT & Greer
have moved heir store down to the corner of
Market and Monroe streets, opposite the
nasl nffice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16


% = uli1tya roeats foo and = issee
ss.,TS hrick Kitchen attached. sHtHaiea an the Va
III.szA, i4ousi Road ;, nlies cssi e. Hee. .itg-
ItkI ESs I5efe feoH tHe premises good sa ~ 70
80 hold four hofse- aud aeaad Wet III Hft#f
faHz water a the ta9r NJ tfst rate sraHhds
vera peach orleans piaul cherry ami ounce tfee' esf
nag. wft rent IN accommodating terms Aneit 10 tas
n.ri6 lu ISAAC SPRINGER
GALE OF VtEU ABLE REAL Esr4TEs-Hs VIZ
~ and N pursuance Of deed OF executed lf
William ~ sou Of the county Of Ohio and state Of Nif
gpla 10 the undersigned a trustee 10 secure the pay
deli due Boacft Harlow OF the ritr Of u heel
ing bearing 9Th day july. sli. and of record
aforesaid Viii proceed 70 sell public sale, al the
door Of house of bhiO county, the ltih
day Of pf next Tie m thcst and hcs hdde iof
d. money, the following dcs rited premises, to Wiz
certain lot paree of ground situate IN tbc town Of lie
grange IN The county Of Ono and Siste Of EEu1a fsd
ont by Moses W Chanlne, and marked and designated
ga the plat o. sad town lot No @, aud on winch -
recied two STORY bfltk house. The above premises
have been for year, occupied tavern stand s1d
present 10 such nay desire property tot such pHr
umed aiey on the ONO river 4aut one milo south Of
SAID ely striking advantage IHe tr Is believed 20 r
una ueslieuabic, hat the uHdrs -nrd sells such tile e
has by virtue Of sad decd Of trust N. {. COOP,
mr 10 tt Trustee
yXyALL PApER-oyer 700 Piree- Of common aid
wv Gldzcd fapct snd BordeH5HFs, Iust TEccl YCd IN
sd dition to heavy and winch vii he sold
lew by mr. 10 JG THGRNBkooK
pURsE sfEK.-A 6ne assortment Of spool snd slick
n Purse Silk, shaded sud pitIu.
Also steel Beads aud Trimmings Of all descriptions
ia, e5 lat HoRNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

The Belmont Chronicle publishes the death
Of Mr TH5Ats STIR, who died at his resi-.
dence in Riehland township, Belmont coun.
y. Ohio. at the advanced age 81 years lie
to the North Western Territory,
Ohio. IN The summer Of l795
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

JyLER-We tam tasl aaeb di-sa'Is
seriou exists 10 Tyler county with GA article
published I'D 5lf WFsr s1HeHme since feta
ave 10 fhs yid atH m+n H8H-d GeHe w
vere absent atthe .i#e il va. published AND
h5i we 1rcu a. u1ne st8#38aH have pub
Hshed II uith7aadae enquiry as la=lls cor
fsglarSs.
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APPLES q MANS

70 - - .5- 1'I Ian. 90 nv - - nc
ted n4f 10 lAN1s9N. t-r4s-.. ss
= fnRtEY or AMERICAN HISTORY ..z
- s"ieftiens tom t1c is's5 authors on 4f.575 4
~. Hipg sTI4f. Travels Commerce. Sf=f.s4.. -
Aisn Nuecdltes. Poetry Hud Nlsee4t.nszi,5 - = b.,
iusiftiet S. iti numerous cHeFss 71s- g.I-r. =
nv mI1 JoiiN ~ rH0vf,aIa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

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DIED..

In Arkansas, on the 23d of January last, Isaac
Fl. Lanier, Esq. aged 55 years, formerly of Samp
son County, North Carolina.
In Washington City, on the 18Th inst. Mrs. Efie
Macarthur Allen, wife of the Hon. William Allen,
Senator from Ohio.
On Monday, the 9Th instant, al Milton, N. G. in
the, 18th year Of her age, Mrs. Priscilla Shaw,
widow Of William Shaw, formerly of this city.
In December last, at the residence Of his father,
Major B. Bowers, in Hardeman county, Tennes-
see, Mr.. Thomas Caswell Bowers, in the 22d year
of his age.
Mr.. Bowers was born IN Edgecomb county,
North Carolina, and emigrated with his parents to
this county almost in his infancy. Under the with
erng effects of +'HepatHis Chronica' he fingered
some six weeks ere his death.
None were more universally beioved-more sin
cerely regretted than the deceased young, ardent
and generous In his nature-as free as the oceans
wave-looking forward with the fondest anticipa-
lions of the future, he has been cut oin the morn
ing of his manhood, leaving a thousand streams Of
affection TO flow back in Alpine torrents, upon the
hearts of his relations and friends. He died a
christian No feversh thirst for the firful objects
of this world fingered upon the lips of his soul,
when 1t winged its way to that fount of uncreated
light, 10 slumber IN all its radiant beauty, like
iset the great ocean Of eternity. In the hearts
of his fond and afsctonate parents, of brothers
and an only sister, and of devoted friends, his
memory will never die. w. M. fowler.
MiddIeburg, Hardeman, County Tenn. }
February l3, 1S47