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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
The Retreachlilent Law.

IN soMe particulars, this law was designed
with just consideration Of the public intsrosis.
bui ne greater portion .0f ta, provisions was en-.
acted in a. base spirit fpandering 10 imagined
Popplarprejudicesas over .disgraced Legislative
action. The 'Pennyswise' provision 10 lower
ths-wsges Of membsrs Of tho Legislature was ar
insidiousl attack upon ihe equal rights Of the
peoplear effort 10 restrain ss far as practicable
the power Of legislation in tho possession of the
aristocmcyEefweaah,to .hs exclusion of talont,
when net Isaguod with tina, class by ccmmunii,
Nof possession and interest iapesi 4 A
In alistocraiislE gland, thsl prisciple has been
sfuilyp carried souts There Dn,en, whose only
wealth. is their intellect and their sympathy with
ihdpeoplo, never find lhsr way. to a seat in the
British Legislature Ihsrc, no member of ether
sSodyof Parlismentrsceivos per diem allowances,
md .he demands ofa the people are never heard
but when famine or revelation threatens the OK
istsncey ofgths privileged orders, who have
usufpsdiansng Ilsmselvss tho power Of lsgis-
latng fer the masses. The last member Of the
House sf Commons, who for his services as
legislator teok his por diem salary, was Andrew
Marvel, ihs repuAlicanlfriend Of John Milton
Hswaspoeh sbat able, influential, and.ind open
dent; and ho used his position 10 check tho abuses
of the profliQ Qaso Adminisiraticn OF his day. The
Gevernmsnt Of Charles III. wished, Ia csrrupt
MIN, and one Of the Ministers visited his lodg-
inpsi with a draft fora thousand pounds. when
ihis was offered him, Marvel turned 10 his ser
vsnt and slid, aswhat had | for dinner 'yester-
-daya,,ss.vT The log Of mutton you sent me to
brinr.,, And tedsy q, acontinucd Marvel
=" The bones yswfold me to beil.n my lord y
said Marvel, turning 10 the Minister. - man
who can live SO humbly does not need the Kings
savors,,s And he eon,rued 10 oppose the unjust
sneasuros OF The proaigats Court. unbr;bed and
.antouFht. Bothe was tho last and almost The
only enc. Sof whom this could be said. and m,nv
d neniber or the Rriiish Parliament. from tbat
time 10 the present, who would scora 10 receive
ths salary n II the people, has No, hssi,ated 10
batter shis principles for share Of tho plund.r
,xrune from sihem.la Horace i Walpole. II al
lusisn 10 iha, vonnl spirit of his lime exclaimed
20 sDianBpoint man Of Office. and up stars 4 /
patrio,.n 1t was mere scramble for Office
In our State, thoueh wo have no corrupt I
Court TO tempt mon. from tho honest discharge Of
their duty, vet the mass Of mon.pely and snec,al
which 4 ,uassed unon hv our L.r;slo-
tnro from year to Year, Is nei.herless in nosd Of
csrrup, influences. nor do ". believe ara their
promoters mora scrupuIous in their use. Il the
people desire ID have faithful and homes, renre-
ssa.a,ives. THAR public servants must no, be- re.
- - H.
uu., either accso, ;nd;rec, f,vor. for sn.,,;n;nn
~ -, a,.ss' y i ' ~ ~ sa.ea'A'.s
a .vo, 81 ,h se,,;a. u 4. s,I,aI WA.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
Missouri COMPROMISE.

Inithe eighth section of the Act,of the 9th Of
March, 1920, twas provided VI H0w
".4nd be it further enacted, That in all that
territory ceded by France to the United States
under the name Of Louislana, which lies north
OF thirty-six degrees and thirty minutes north
latitude, not included within the limits of the
State contemplated by this act, slavery and In
voluntary seryiiude, otherwise than in the pun.
ishmentof crimes whereof the parties shall have
been duly convicted, shall be, and is hereby,
forever prohibited: Prouided elt0ays, That any
person e1capihg into the same, from whom labor
oi service is lslawfully claimed in any State or
Territory OF the United States, such person may
be lawfully reclaimed, and conveyed to the per-
son claiming his OF her labor or service as afore-
said.'' q ,ggsF#
Fl We give the above that our readers ma y know
the character and extent Of The much agitatsd
Missouri Compromise. II will be observed that
it had reference to a definite and specified terr-
tory, md had no reference to any future acquisi-
non Of The government
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

The No. for Jan. contains a NPic,orial
Description ofthe State Of Ohio,n elegantly
Illustrated with AMERICAN VIEWS, &c.
0T Other Stdtcs trih appear. in Subsequent
Nos of the Work. 4Edl
ROBERT SEARS, 1913 Nassau street. New
York, will hereafter furnish his now
PICTORIAL a ILLUSTRATED
FAMILY MAGAZINE FOR 1S47.
EmbeIlisssd with several hundred fine
Engravin IS, and IN all respects equal 10 The
lhrce-donar Magazines, al the low pfice
Of only one DoIiar aal half w an
nam. #
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

sEAR's FAMILY MAaAzM This work, as we
stated week ortwo since, Ills we'll calculated for
all those whe wish to blend. interest with knowl-
edge, the useful and the entertaining together
Sears, by his own sasrg,, u, snsen to euinence as
ausefnl and able writer. To indefatigablc re-
search, and excellent taste, no adds the charm of
illustration by engravings, the best executed of
the kind in the Union See advertisement.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BE ST,

New Prospectus for the Year ls47.
Forty Eight large octave pages, and Is
Engraylngs in each number. Published on
The first Of every month.
Fourth Volume commences in January, lS47.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
GT Our ihanksare due for tho fayors Of
ourcerraspondsnt an. E. CT .bsv xill
appear atan early day.

u We have received several numbers Of the
/" 'u'an' Democrat, new Democratic journal
started started at Bryan, Williams county, by ]. w.
whey, Esq. While we regret tho difference
winch has given occasion for this new publica-
'iop' we must, in justice to Mr.. W., saw that he
publishes an excellent and we'll. conducted
paper.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

Or Our Bachelor friends will see in our
epitome Of Legislative proceedings the very
cavalier but propss disposition made Of lhsir
petitions forcxempiion "Servsd 'smrgbl." !"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

" Thomson's Bank Nots Reporter states ,ha,
counterfeit So bills Of tho Bank of Dayton, O.,
are in circulation.
Bank Of England Notes are selling at frsm ga
65 to 81 IS per pound. No change to no,a in
Uneurrent Money
The following list Of gold and silver eoins
comprising. what are legal tendsr, underthe
laws ofcongress. is fson Thompson's Bank Nota
'.'s1
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

T. Or ThesWhigs say thns B Our Country,
EIaHr Or wRoNe,n 2 10 a sentiment which nohonea
mind can admit. This may be so; but, while
they rePudiato this expression Of a warm and
enthusiastic patriotism, whyiisit that as party
they have adopted one SO much more indefen-
slble -" Ouai CouNTRy, ALWAYS wReNa,r That
this is their principle be disputed by none
VINO iemember the language Of their press and
politicians in the last war with Great Britain, in
the Florida war; in the Oregon controversy, and
IN she war With Mexico. They are indignant at
tho warmth ofa patriotic sentiment, while they
arc never startled at tho most bitter and licen
tous abuse Of the government Of their own
country, or the mos! reasonable nssans to the
pretonsions Of her enemies.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

There we're 20 STEAMBOATS, aHdo3 barpes
builtin Cincinnati last year, whose aggre-
gate tonnage is 1874, and their cost $52l,-
900. s,. 4, ,s..,,. 'I.,s5
0T There is an old italian tradition that
painting arose from young Csrinlhiaa fe-
male tracing The shadow Of her lovers profile
on the wall as he slept, a5,ss4
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The Canal Lnm,Is. !, -

extract Of letter TO the Editor dated, 4 4,
| CoLUMBUs, ONO, jar. 28, 1917
Tha House has this niomeAt engrossed for h
third reading my land bilh Ithas beon SO anon
ded asto sell the land,at 80 per cent below the
present appraised volue, ths one dollar per acre
having been struck out This lis certainly a. Qroa,
Improvement on.the presontplan. II will bring
the lands 70 something liko price at which 10y
will SELL sW r
have lnbercd incsssantly to secure this obiec,
which regarded asvital to thefnture prosperity
OF our county, ndthsugh the Bill has not pas
aedjust as Irsported it, yetiiis ordered to be en-
CROSSED with provision which will, if il suu-
cseds, (nnd ,hink,it wll,) cause many of our
lands to sail. A few labored to make the raduc-
ton as little as possible. My object was to make
~ as great asI ceuld, Itmay be defeated on its
FINAL passsgoih this House Or in the Senate; but
4 think II will not. isae Ge3s b6ssf 4
think it doubtful whether we adjourn even OH
the 9Th. Our ,ablesgroun with local Bills
You're, na
80 BEN. METCALF.
\ BY a latter from Mr.. Melcalf 10 tho Ed,er
of tho Lima Argus, wo loarn that his bill
relative to The Canal Lands has passed The
House Of Representatives,. g0aal
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

y Sun Gotten Isllsed in blasting Oh The line
Of The Vermont central Railroad. .. ..,.ss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

GoDSY's LApY's Book, roR FEBRUARY.--W We are
more than usually pleased with his number /,
pressntsaa engraved portrait Of one Of the mos,
accomplished lady authors Of cur country, Mrs.
3. F. Elicit; an elegant Engraving, '.the Res
cue;" the first mezzotint ofthe fashions, and mi
ner sRgrayings Of Model Cottages, caps, chemis-
etts, 80. in alll9. W. Gilmore Sims, H r. Could,
Mary 9. Denver, g. H. Hasnngs.J J. s. Bell, M. d.
$. p. Patterson, ]. K. Paulding, L. r. voight De
Hosef, &c., are among the contributors Of the
rich vsriety ofintaresting and eleeaat literature
which the number contains.
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VIII Miracles ever More evidence or its surpass
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

e<y We thankfully acknowledge d,cum-
'entary fayors from Hon. = Brinkerhof, and
Hon. ". Sawyer " Congress, and Hons. "A.
r EdgsriensP y. Hinos, and B. r. Metcalf,
Of tho Ohio Legislature. a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
LIFElN

! Nm army correspondent OF the Charleston
Courier, IA a letter from Vera Cruz. gays.
II IS alnost impossible Tor me TO give you
3iuii description oil camp lite al present, but
lwili giye5oua sketch. Atday breakr in m.
Eorntag ~Ieveilie beats and the roll is called.
Ne hen stir about and cook breakfasl. After
breakfast we 90 10 tsAyn and look about. OF
stay IN The cafup ami lay down. in the shade.
y we4eef hungry lnthe middle efIlle day, We
COOK a dinner, but II we are too law, we eat
haf9 biscuits or nothing. The day passes off
In TINS way unless we are on guard OF fatigue
duty, which Is very disagreea6le in this eli
male. Al nigh; We crawl IN our tent il we
nave any, 1t not, we take our blanket any
where on the ground. Ii IS az hot now as we
ever had II IN Charleston. When we mach.
II Is WIN muskets, each forty eight rounds
cartridge knapsaek with clothes and blanket,
d AaNef2atk With several DAYS grub and a eau
teen with watef-a perfect load ON these sand
hills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
ARABIAN HoRSEMANSHIP AND MAR.
lAL EAERCISES.

The Arabtd1s were IN tP-top spirits, an#
delighted us with an exhibition OF thelr ma
htse. HE road LAY smoothly over The plain
ior some miles, and tle turf ON each slde Vas
soft ami sprlagYi well a3aPtej to their bril-
liaht man9uNtes. Al astsaat nom The Slelka
oneoi his troop an Arab spurred forth lrem
the Inc, and; turning LIS horsa suddenly
SHOOK his lance over hts shawl helmet and
seemed 10 DEFY any adversary. Another Ajat
rom tile Shelhh, and d great negro. the most
li'a loits 'dltFt ana approaching WttnIn b
ie" ldfas VI me o!neT' seemed about To hurl
i WIN ulfIFia5 AIM but his lighter adyef-
say oaNuolt als morse s. suddenly on ms
Ha1fHttts, mat ne must undoubtedly have
eeodPe3 the oioW. me negro, meantime,
"asa5tuP sPeea' ana before ne could tura IN
tI' Sate'.e' OF otil3 ms lahcc to the rear parry
1"li9il i a shliioi ieat-the arm twisted
'oqto anu l1e lance trailing aionS,a perfect
uoleHee 10 me ttafy before he could do this,
."e dI'lNe Afae oad driven hls pointed strrup
illo t4e sue OF MS sieed, and dashed with up
i'''eu 'auOe upon ms enemy. Escape was
inlPosslat ana the negro was vsnquished.-
ne accordingly took his place IN the march,
0'u announcer Afao ddrted out to the play. The
oN'Nitf u 'le horses and the perfect seat Of
'le llds Is were beautiful. This time they
eaitoPea, d. nfst easily along. and parallel
WIN eden DINER making TENTS walh their
'1nGes, 9ul PafFy4ns with equal skill. Sud
"e1iH 59e tdst eohqueror wheeled his horse,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

THE ~Ao5nefH H.=au.a as4Aei a- N-N oi-
.,,az aa #tH,. ~ H.#Ha t1sH sae Bas7-.
The Da.5a c5a.45aza letter Ha'ei Monterey.
April. 4. from a59lto we make tbe following
extracts
Three J7vs asEI Fs AIEsIIs aud PEssf OF a
small town some twenty miles Distant on
the road 10 China. came N aud reported to
Gen. TAYLOR the Har'cr = t8eu'N-laaf NeN-
Trsns GuaH0Ha.a -ua5 rancho abaat ~t
mites ffam Btuzs IH= ##fts5 ~ COM
mifteH- they sas, hg "a n8f5F ot Americans
minimizing ahoHtEgsliE #55 AsasA# A# 10 W.
NIGHT. The murdered m-# "a-s dE> m7a.
1~ris5aers tied and al.efFsHt
heir heads. The murder j. said la base baca
committed ON fl 29h 89ttno. On lNai
foiebi t5aIn OF =i1ajej wagons, escorted b
two hundred Infantry and about the same
number of horse aaaer lhe command oil Col.
onel Mitchell. ct the first ohlo Regiment, cn.
canned al Marin. which Is about fge miles
from the scene of che murder. The moaniee
men -rre composed OF Iniled State Dfa
Co9ns and TeN9s Rangers, under the cofH.
maud of Caps. Graham oi the 2t Dragons.
S icion rests upon some partot this corps
#tb5usH 10 clue h8s as vet been found Go dis
cAFff 6IH EIf5#F tue 5H5=st9 5#7Hh'
-.snfIenen. and I7-id disciplinafiaH.-ar
every p44aas H. tAeir power 10 invest
ess~ ta5m matter.
Gen. TAYLOR has got his steam up on th.
subject audis dtgeHnineffo have hung ever,
one whe. II con b. proved. ha, taken psrtil
the murder The town y here these meI
were killed is hata lew mics from tn piact
where the-iarae tsaiu was captured and :
many vagoacrz msssacteI IN the ri OF Feb
ruary.
S5me fifteen of twenty ofthe wageaer, VIII.
escaped from tH4t massacre eame MP in 'h
last ram, vet there Is M evidence that thrl
were engaged in 3be Guaiopa murder.
i passed over the place of the massacre o.
abe 22l February a tew DAYS ago and th.
scene IS truly the most hortid and revolving
that have ever witnessed The remains q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
GIN TAYLOR.

We have from W. L. Wakeman. at Tie
Literary Depot. a copy Of Gen Tasfafs
Life Battle and correspondence The work
is well compiled and will be sought for with
svidity. Wakeman has a good stock and DIS
plays energy in the prosecution Of the book
business, in the liue which be has assumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO.

Travellers hive always expressed the highest sdnifa
ton for the Ohio. Its placid, mirror like surface the
scenery which skirts is shores-now rugged and TO.
mantle, and again msjestir-rrand The early French
..voyageurs" called tia Beile Biyiere- But 1. matters
not how beautiful NAV he the scenery which surrounds
ny. The change Of weather and exposure incident 10
travelling render " peculiar liahie to colds and coughs.
Nc person. therefore. should ever leave home, ifbut for
. week. without hottie of the Ginseng rsnseeA.
sec advertisement, and Pamphlets in the hands o.
SCENTS. IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR


LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR -Thg
following letter IRON Gen Taylor was sent
10 Senator Miller. of New Jersey. and bv him
communicated TO Coy Sultton, il answer I'd
the resolution OF the Legislature oil New Jef-
seY en The Tenown Won by the gallantfv oil
or arms on the hattle fields OF Pdio Alto.
kesaca dc Ia Palma aud Monterey:
HE~ADQuARTERs, ARMY or O~curATfoN.
Camp near Monterrey, March y. n.
Dear Sri have had the pleasure TO re-
eeite your letter Of February ith, accompany.
ing HE Jutnt Resolutions of the Legislature
oi Ne" JefssY, and must express my thdf.ks
iof the klnt expression which YOU are pleased
10 employ. The Resolutions have been ac.
knoaiedged in a latter addressed To Govern
or Strattun.
II cannot be Otherwise than highly %gutity-
my 10 receive public aad official manifesto
lions at The spprJbation OF the people of a
State conveyed through lis Legislature, aud |
am sure that the troops OF my command Will
not idtii 10 appreciate, and sighalize as they
ought, The action OF the Legislature Of New
Jersey-a State identified with the most try.
ing aud me most brilliant scenes OF the Reyb-
IutloDaTy War. Even since the dste Of the
i. has been their fortune to give
yet another psooI Of courage and devotion
upon the field oi Buena Vista.
We have adviCes Of anoih her revolution IN
Mexico, headed il is said by Canaliza. and IL.
feeiel against the existing President, Vice Pre-
sftent and Congress it's Known that Gsn.
santa Auna fas leit San Louis, Pofnsi Tor the
anu thata potion Of his army has
marched in ihe slme direction. perhaps with
he destination vera. Cruz. Wh.i E these
Intestine HtKas4a osfa4f All T-.r.. f.
ing forth stret 9Th in defensive war. iii, much
70 D. Toured That they Will equally incapaci-
her from making peace.
l remain. my dear 81. With The highest res
peel. your obet humble servant.
TANI0p ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
THE HALLS OF THE MoNTEzuMAs.

Il seems now more than probable that many
OF our soldiers may carry out their long enter
tanned designs Of Teasing on the 4fh Of July,
in=the Halls oithe Montezumas. The sound
of Yankee Doodle, and Hail Columbia
will ring strangely along those yauited aisles 4
roofs il there are such; bat it must b., aud
generations yet unborn, viii crowd around
The altar Of national liberty erected there
A great nation this But if human glory
suffers tra~nsmigraton, as some suppos.- jbe
case with souls, is it not probable tbot the
engel-physieians, Of there are any sueb)
may use that Of this nation in The shape OF
emeucs7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

The Improvements commenced tbs yeai
are not enumerated, but are much greater
than those OF last year. We shall be sur
priced II the buildings this coming year donoi
reach l5o-many OF them large and many
manufacturing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

wwATs UNTS-40 Dozen mouts and hoys' palm leaf
H hats. aud a lew dozen mcn'- Legnnrn hats. also
men, and bows cloth and sill caps just received and for
sale low by ALTMAN Z hANN FL.
VsHREAp B~LACKtNG. Just received 200 lhs. No
4 and 10 hleschtd shoe thread. ) Gross Mason's
Backing, also shoe pegs. nsils, avis hfistles, boot
wehh lsces etc. all Of WhIeh we offer ON the most favors
bic terms. ALTMAN 4 maxwell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

Xanghuis MeiicInet Xaughn's Medicine is all We
heat about IN the medicinal iiHe. Sales incTcaSing-tes
tHnoHy efeaSiHg-repaiatt neres=ihg-the health
Of thu community increasing. We viii not increase
the length Of tins notice however, call uPon the agent
and your faith in the article viii inctcase-aler reading
the namRhlel he VIII give Won. m L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

No l2g, MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA.
wN addition to their already large and web selected
A. stock OF spring and summer wear have Just recciVed
an additional supply OF mems wuuleus aud chudfehs
boots and shoes. consisting Of mems fine calf and mo
ROCCO boots, calf, kip and morocco shoes aud SLIPPERS.
ladies black half gaters, and grcat variety Of ctiidtcaf
nIain and fancy shoes. The above renders our stock full
And complete, to which we respectfully invite the pub
lie attention: call and examine ear sioc6 aud4t yon cam
he suited, then say II Is our fault, all we ASA Is car, aud
. fair trai. mos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

ww4ILO my trend Where ss Won E7T#z #H ,
n hurry VIM sm -uiHz down t.tszt'.
trial Route Clothing store vine t1Ht -
80 eIatbins v NdGms has 1fst returned t@a
Baltimore and Philadelphia with TIE most fr9atlA ''s
Of clothes. rassimers and vestiuf vow cvet sa" AZ ~
- you NAV regret IT, Tor he IS selling OH ike ""- nv
collcc5 the sign
Across he eornsr Btloin The I. :. Hotei.
where Won can get Bargains aud no mistaEe- IT, has 77
u esssim,re bIsek rants. Hue rioJh tasfs. dress and
froekt vests Of al patterns Pants linen. AuehtsNf
Gsmfroon and Cuttousde. Also sin rrtfti= aha Jsehu
mel Gfpphsm and Lawn. ferket haHdksfrHei- -Htt{s
of All kinds. Gloves, hose sd sasHeuders fl saunHahse
4 1877. The 81 Cisrsvfle GsTefte copy F" the
! susHut Of 81. WeishufEa llezaid do fl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

Monument 10 Lord Byrou,-It is stated IN
p Maltese paper that The owner Of the ground
AT M~issaEanghi. upon which once stood The
house ia which byron died, has offered to
rive the ste Ter the erection Of a monument
n fb. gifted author ul Chitts Harold. and
proposes also To- aida handsome sum towards
Il. provided the principal part oi .he amount
nv bfaht5iHel h7 description. i lstheagh'
that The PROJECT wouid b. successful.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
uOrSES ND LOTS FOR SALE.

~ WILL sell a. Public auction en- INC q sHsaAt we =
L lowing Houses and Lots IN Wheeling Two ttame
houses and lots south side Of Union street Two uhih
proved lots adjoining on Inlan siraei-ine three piasse5
"a houses on nt1f lot ssutH af tHe shove. Iw" uhlm
proved lots adjoining the pizstefed houses one A.,
ma ~ The ho1ses an Gnh street. aud Tie other al west
end. on 10 feet alley one lot south Of the fasi' ROM Hs
about 90 feet on NTH street, t6d fuuHfH4 Ha5A ~ ne
to Iaciude brick meat sBd ice rouse. aHH ffaue : A"t5
one Iot north SIDE tuisu street. sl1lu1u1 the Messts#
Clemfns' off cez. AMI running bank 9u % feet HHhiIc s#et
to Fork House. one three story huch sH4e i''" TN
,,a,Eef street hrine thr north end OF JohHsto8's row
one large and saHei ant si Fefk House on ZANE lot, cast
~ stsre room to winch pork house. there are 10 or y
feet Public alley On the eaSt front an aeH4ss ny ~ lt,
public ground to the door on west 'front.' So soon as
can get the lines measured and desiruaied, J VIII max
know tire day Of sale. terms a hf ret4te1 nus F1,aea
on Inc street,. M 4 JOHN ]. JACOB.
yTyOo TWINE REQ bis fWIHe put up IN bslls
w suitable for retailers JHst received and tnf AZ hA
ne &. H. BERRY.
-rGGY M0UNTING-saml Neel has Just received
- stock of Buggy Mounting and TOT safe. mt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
SUFFERING Al fpII

EkIAU At NERA GRJZ = N
vale !etier ta the editor of the C,pr4s H.
lssts Uui,. complains hea,llv-ef H. f.
lags OF ghs French residents If - 90,
ron the COMMANDMENT. In one boesa 6ts
fIshCa persons were billed, aad every men
Der OF me tamily was injured. i. i -.
s.a' ".ose i'ins volcanoes tin bombs gre no
1esFac,eFs 81 condition or eo8ata-
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Tue New York Tribune OF yesterday saws.
alhe money market is very easy To-day. and
several leans were made al cal on Treasury
Ne'a aia per cent Go'tmmeu' paper j., ia