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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

CONGRESS the Senate the spe6.5ta or
1.-THE 100000 bill-was taken Mp aud
Il. johnson of Maryland made long argu
ent in opposition to it. He was followed
few remarks by Mr.. Cas-, aul the for
IS taken BY Mr.. Morehead, on whose mo
IN the Senate adjourned.
In the House MIR. Newton, OF Arkansas app
ared and took bis seat, but not until a s.rlHg
Tort was made to chisel him out Of H. No
ing Of importance was done
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
RIDGE ROAD,
ABOVE SPRING GARDEN STREET,
PHILADELPHIA

INHiS establishment is ercci.d an improved pfR4,
and by the aid OF steam power manufactures al
Winds Of Marble work in superior manner AID tic
owest prices for cash.
The largest aud best assortment of Marble Nantes ~
offered to the public may lie at the W8rc-foo
which the attention of purchasers Is respectfully invited.
Imported Garden Statuary and Vases of the most taste
f desinrs and patterns. made of the finest hand
soonest description of Italian Marble Tiles Floor M
imported and always hand and for s8e ii the most
reasonable pricesl
G>y- MarbIe cutters can be supplied at all times with
number of finished Mautles Table Tons. Al reduced
wholesale prices and the Trade Will le iltsAcd tn
shortest notice with all kinds of Marble The block or
cut 10 sizes for Monuments etc. JOHN BAIRD.
feb 3 3niw Ridge Road, above SprHg Garden ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Importers aud Dealers II Frene4 d EHelis
Drugs, Chemicals EsSeafigL O4s. D..
JOHNSON MooRE & T4yIoa 81 Maiden Laue..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

The Telegraph at Pittsburgh IS sill out Of
der, and thera has been no news received
It since Wednesday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

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peHgHEs NtHeN Na3a Nassau 81 Opposite Posi- lIt.
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IN sqfrTt Bow stfscessar sf isfn,lr Z BHou( No
+ ffq Vster street. near Madden l,sn6z
IGHAxNfz & p.rrtN % Maiden tHe near Faaria5
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1 " N NrvrI1 & Co No Up VI atrr street
ICtteI> W Ho@E. 13i Nadeu fsue
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
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r. 60
LATEST INTELLfGEHCE.

LrersLsruRr.-on FRIDAY Mr. Edeington
resented petition Of citizens Of Wheeling
u the passage Of an actto amend the various
is heretofore passed.. relating to the Nbrt !.
Y aud Belmont Bridge Company. andaath-
izing the said company 10 construct wi5c
spension bridge from the cast side of z8ae's
land to the pubic lapdings in said eitY.
A motion Was made to close The debate ON
e Right q Way" bill on Saturday tbe 9Th
ST.. at 3 o'clock, but il was luiI on the Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
NEW NORI<-lSt1
STRING GOODS.

rY1ii y qnaersiened f.apoflsfs. taica s8d tvr-.se
,'' cas- OF Ne" err invite no sfteHfI=-H
Stocks wIH wbteh fley are prepared fa s4a-I. t la
mand faf tie coming Sprung Trade 1Hd r...rtfIr ran
resent 10 the ~autilrp and Western Hear t5st .
facilities thef posses IH making tIt ear .f ana f.
leei1ns. enale tHrH ta compete st-sIIIV Isl ms qir
Yer Hark aHd a. tie same ttHe ta aef tala Catft
purchase cIHsfif fsseH sHa e. e asz. ed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

The debate on the bill was continued by
+. STROLLER in opposition 10 the biiI, and
ainly in reply to Mr.. Scott.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

TnEATRE.--Mr. adams had a thtonged
< fashionable house for his beneft last night
nd molly did he reward the Attendance.
&c have often seen Hamlet, but never SO
ell sustained before. He is re-engaged and
avs Brutus tonight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Dealers il Linen and Gottaa, Threads BIZ
tons. Combs. Looking Giasst9. Dc. aad IA
porters of Eng 81, French end tferps4
Fancy Goods
IEel COOK 4 &c, rs Pearl s'fe-t,
P1KE & Lam, - Nassau st. oapa=ite Pos Ai'l'ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Importers Of Eaee CORDS Hihs, Giers> Ho#
aierH Crarats d.
j 4 I'sDERuoop l34 Peal street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

ftANfa> fa8<>#H5- ae5e5ed ae5 fra.sa aa-
- H#=g=t zaHHE.a ut lae=s gH1'f#.. fa-f reacH.sf
L. a. S#N<ENG4 q RiIJHrzs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Wholesale Dealel il Palm Leqt and SLfar
Goods.
Groaor BRipqr lo9 rear street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Ribbon Stfaw Clouds, Arilfctai fiolcef
DC.
JOINS c HESprR1oN & Go. l76 Pearl street.
NytlLtAN T.. NmrlNG, q 60, ~ Feafi street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Importtr and Hmgfaotarer ot Ffiagez, 4
phurs, Gimp, Cords, b9rzteds, q
"a p44 l08 Williams -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Importer and MaJagactHrer Of Gtaile@eA
and La5ies furnishing Goods.
Go NJ TRAeY, Is Pead street,
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AND YOU TOO. CLAY

The Tory division Of the whig party ge,
seme heavy blows, occasionally, from some
of their friends. Here are few:
"No one can support me who opposes the
war-he is worse than AMERICAN. - Gen
erdl Taylor. s G ~
Col. DoNIPHAN, Of Missouri, (whis) in des-
crlbing the sensation he experienced on
residing 1--WE will quote his own wordc) ga
speech from Mr.. Corwn Of Ohio, denoun.
cling the war, and those engaged in it, as
little better than "band of robbers" says:
"Gentlemen, a winter shower bath would
have been pleasant compared with my SEN
safons on read,ngit! Freezing chillingm
Col. CURTIS, "a whig) commander of one
ofthe Ohio Regiments, speaking Of this war,
says:
Like our struggle twenty five years ago,
it emphdticdliy war Of rights. He sho
!" opposed to the present, would hGrs been
opposed 10 The Last War"
But here is the "unkindest ell, Of oll."-
Mr. CLAY, the "Mcxican slayer" while talk
70 his political friends at public meeting in
Philadelphia, held the following pointed Ian.
guage.
"But lhero is one thug, gentlemen, before
we part, wish you to remember. This go-
rious and beautiful land is our cannon
country-in peace and war-in veal or woe
Under bad administration or good govern
ment, remember to staud by It,"
Tory wings may well borrow the exclam-
alton Of the ambitious Cesar, whan stabbed
by his friend Brutus-and you, too, Clay
American Union.
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ADMTyISYl2ATOR'S SAFE.

TN pursuance Order o. the court of common pleas
l. for Putnam County. at Their July term, le47 we will
offer for sale at the door Oft court house. in said
county, on Saturday the sixth day OF November A, D
1917 Of twelve o'clock, tnoon the following described
real estne of William McConb, late OF said county, de-
ceased, to wit. .- ...r.
The south quarter of the south vest qnortor OF
ton number twentytlrce oftownsip nhnher one south
of range Number east containing forty acres the
north enst quarter of the soul. west quarter OF section
number twentYtlree Of township number SOUTH OF
range number east, containing 40 the north
east quarter of the north west quarter of section number
twenty'six Of township number south OF range
her seven east containing 40 acres and the west part
the north west quarter, of the north east quarter
of section Number twenty six of township Number
south Of range Number east, containing "a
Terms Of sale one third in hand nne.third in nine
months, and oneihird in eighteen months.
d. "ao d.. ... SAMUEL McCOMB.
WILLIAM TURNER,
+. t. Administrators q.
Kalida, Octeher 4. l647. 344ed
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IN CHANCERY

Hiram Day, !
on..,.. e; z: Stafford. ''" q T''es'''""': 's"
The said Charles G.
Stafford is hereby notified tha, on the twenty
eighth day ofSsptember, A. D.. ls47, the
SAID IIron Day filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas for the County Of Putnam and State
of Ohio, his bill in Chancery against the
said Charles G. Stafford setting forth that on
the tenth day Of Dece nbsr, A. d. lS42, the
said CIarlos G. Stafford made and dslv-
cred to one James Taylor bis three several
sealed writings obligatory, dated on the day
aud year last aforesaid, the first Of which il
payable September first, lS43, in II pairs of
Mems cowhide boots and three pairs Of Wo-
mems high chartered, lined and bound calf
skin shoes; The second payobls May first;
1874, in l6 pair of mems cowhido boels,
and 4 pairs Of Women's high quarisred
lined and bound calf skin shoes; and the
third payable January first, 1916, in II paiis
of Mems cowhids boots, and 8 pairs of Wo-
mems high quartered lined and bound calf
skin shoes; that said boots and shoes are
worth $500; that to secure the making
and delivery of said boots and shoes, tho
said Charles G. Stafford, by deed duly oxecu-
ted mortgage 10 said james Taylor in-ots
numbers twenty-six and tweniy-seven in the
town of Pendlolon in the County Of PutnHm
Ohio; and that said writings obligatory and
mortgage have been assigned to said Hiram
Day by delivery; that said bouts and shoes
have moi been mado and delivered by said
salfogd as he agreed 10 do; that there re-
mains due and unpaid upon said writings
obligatory the said sum of 5000; the object
and prayer Of said Bill is that an account may
be taken of what is due upon said writings
obligating, that said mortgage may be fore
closed, er if said morIgaged premises at two
thirds the appraised value thereof shall
smount 10 more than shall be found due on
said writings obligatory, that the same may be-
'oid TO satisfy and discharge said debt. And
he said Charles G. Stafford is further mott
led that unless he appear and plead, answer
" demur TO said Bill within sixty days after
he next term Of said Court, that at the term
lext after the expiration Of Of said sixty days.
he said Hiram Day will apply TO said Court
o take the matters of said Bill for confessed
nd decree thereon accordingly.
BY JOHN J. .ACKERMANj
Atty. for Complt.
Dated September %, ls47, 343fw
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LORENZO now

Verify, he was curious citizen, that same
Lorenzo. What Colridgc says in one Of his
pictures, Of the superannuated channels Of
Switzerland, would have especially applied
to Dow. When fairly engaged in "exb0rta.
tion," he would foam at tie mouth like wild
bull Of Bashan, insomuch that sometimes i,
would float in fakes,
--"Adown his beard, tha, downward vent,
His carmen, skirts unto.n
Among the ready retorls for which he was
famous, is one which some of our readers
may have heard before and forgotten while
many, doubtless have never heard il al ALL
Happening in his lravels---for he was over
more on the move-to be at Delhi, New
York, he stopped for the night at the hotel
Of Mr. Bush, the chief Boniface of the vii
lnge, round oily man with a ruby nose, and
nthestical principles. In the course of the
evening, the celebrated General Root, then
OF the New York Legislature, dropped in,
and being ofthe same mind with Mr.. Bush
they began to quiz Dow with might and main
Finally Gen. Root, determined to give hun
a puzzler, said:
"You talk good deal about Heaven pray
give Mr.. Bush and myself description Oft.
A man who sees it in dreams and frances as
nhsn as you profess to do, ought to describe
il perfectly"
well, gentlemen he said, 81 can describe
il, but l must do i, briefly. Heaven embra-
COS vast extent of territory, the air is clear
and wholesome, the country smooth and lev
el, there ism, Root or Bush in it, and
there never will be !"
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IN CHANCERY.

James Matthews, M sg,gr,g
Hugh W. Ross, \, Z, .,a..a,g, s..-9,
TENHE said Hugh W. Ross is hereby not
u fled thalon the twenty-eighih day ofSsp-
tembcr, A. D. l547, the said James Ma
thows of the county Of Putnam, Ohio, fled
in the Court of Common Pleas Of Lilc coan-
iy OF Putnam, and State Of Ohio. his bill in
Chancery, aguinst the said Hugh W Ross,
setting forth that on the 9th day Of juno,
A. D., 1874, the said Hugh w, Ross made
his promissory note 10 one Nathaniel M.
Creighton for $32,5o payable nine months
after date. and to secure the payment Of said
note, said Ross raortgaad TO said Creighton,
by deed duly executed, Lot number two Of
the division of opt let's No. and 6 in Ire
town ofGlbsa, Putnam county, Ohis that
on the l2lh OF June, l647, said nois and
mortgage was assigned TO said James Mat
thews and the object and prayer of which
Bill is that an account may be taken Of the
amount due on said note and Mortgage, that
said Mortgage may bo foreclosed, or that, if
said premises at lwo-thirds tho appraised val
ue thereof shall amount to more than what
may be due, The same may be sold to satisfy
and discharge said debt; and the said Hugh
w. Ross is further Notified, that unless no
shall appear and plead answer or dsmurr to
said Bill within sixty days after the next
term Of said Court, that the said James Mat
News at the term next after the expiration
of raid sixty days, will apply to said Court
10 taxa the matters Of said Bill for confessed
and decIse thereon accordingly.
Cv JOHN J. ACKERMAN,
Aa'y for Complainant
Dated Sept. 26, lS47. 343fy
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lands which have been forfeited far taxes,
and no payment will be required Of thom,-
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make deed, which deed the Supreme Court
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SCIENTIFIC FACTs.-In Boston psper,
We find an account of the doings of tho
meeting of Naturalsts there, which says
sit has been long known that two rays Of
light msy be so thrown on each other as to
produce darkness. Professor Henry showed
that two. rays Of heat might DO so combined
as to produce cold"
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MAINE--The Democracy have sustained
themselves glsriously in Maine. The vote
for Governor is Dem. 32,02l; Wing 23,9O4;
Dem. maj. silly. Senate Dem. II; Wing,
3; House, Dem. 90; Wing %; no choice,
SO. Congress. Dems. 6; Wings, l. Dem.
maj. 5. Ea l'g ara
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CONSTITUTION OF MArNE.-There were
several constitutional questions submitted to
the people of Maine, at tho recent election
in that state. One TO limit the power of the
Legislature TO pledge the credit of the state
another making a plurality of vores sufficient
for the election of Governor, Senators and
Representatives., were both carried. By &
law of the Legislature, plurality is sufficient,
in the case of Congressman also.
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AMERIoAv PLoucus AnRohD.--An Amcri-
can merchant at the Cape ofGood Hope, has,
within twelve years, sold one hundred Mo,is-
and Yankee plaughs, chiefly to the Duch,fo
the use Of their '7Dysrds. They formerly
used heavy Dutch plough, and refused TO
buy the Yankee plougHs, saying they were
only made as chldrcn's toyp. Finally, far
ner was persuaded 10 take one gratis and
ttyit FEe soon came bacI; and bought half
dozen Of the first importation, and after
making the bargain, said he you'd not have
sold The one he took frat, without the opHor.
iunity ofgotting another, for six hundred
rix dollars. Since tina, date, the pleugbs
have sold freely.
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0cr Sparks, in his appendix to the life Of
Washington, dscloses fact in tho history
Of the American Revolution, on which the
world has been in fault. Ii is that Lord
North, instead ofopposng, was in favor Of
doing justice TO the colonies, and was pri-
vately in favor Of ii recognition of American
independence loug before it was granted =
II appears by the extracts from Lord NorIh's
papers, that the notes and letters ortbe King
reverse the general impression, which has
prevailed from the peried OF the Revolution
TO the present moment. and shows that it
was the King, and not the minister, who in
sislod upon pursuing the war, and who re-
fused peace upon any terms, less than en-
tirety oftho Empire, to the Anurican Rsvo-
luiionis,s
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1913 Nassau street, New Y,

70 ITS Nassau street, New York.
67-Newspapers copying the above, (n-
cluding this notce,) and giving il two or
three insertions, shall receive four copies of
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-12
WESTERN HOTEL.
BY VIM. MCCLURE.

WT MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
w up the stand formerly occupied BY,
w. L. Hipkins, in
GIboa, P",,sa m County,
Where he will be ready 10 entertain The
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be done IN this
section fcouu'ry. His table will be sup
piled with the best that the country affords
and he will do all in bis power to make his
house a pleasant and agreeable resort 10
the travelling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction. '9
Gilboa, Put. Co. o., June 25, ls47. 800