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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23

when be got ready to march ON Monterey, be u1shsd
to receive him into service, with full company Of
Texans but Joe had been denied admission after
railing q company, and. being Of stubborn dispo-
cited and been denied He, therefore, left the army
and repaired to Clay Davis rancho opposite Csmargo
where he went into the brick making business, and
where he remained until his death. When the county
of Star was organised he elected its she rif He
was killed by an American. but did not learn his
name
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Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, WIN con-
rsports intended for the Neo York Herald ready fU
immediate delivery to news steamer, the NEW
Bov. She viii board inward bound vessels In the "
sinity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, viii oonfer additional
favor by forwarding to the Hsrsld, through the mah
otherwise ship news or papers that may be deemed
cate the favor.
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BALTIMORE, Nov %, lS4S
Thanksgiving Day-Macready and Forrest City
Mortality heatr,cals, &c.
Maryland, in conjunction with New York, Penn
syvania, and number of other States, Will OBJ
serve tomorrow, as day of thank sgivlng, and IN
this city all manner of business will be suspended
for the day.
The outrage perpetrated on Macready in Phia-
aelphia, on Monday night, meets with the most
universal execrauon OF our citizens. II such an
lndigniiy 10 Mr.. Macready wele attempted in Bal
amore there would be sufficient right.minded
people in the house to carry the offenders neck and
heels into the streets II Mr.. Forrest does not
publicly clear himself of giving any counenance to
the perpetrators of the outrage, he will lose MANY
friends IN this city. ! learn that they are to per-
form simultaneously here. Forrest at the Holiday
street, and Macready at the Front.
The number of deaths in Baltimore during the
past week was Ga, OF which number no less than
AZ were from consumption. OF the whole number
OF deaths, however, 20 were under one year OF
age, WEIGH leaves but "A the entire mortality of
q city that has over %, 600 voters.
The Board of Health of Baltimore are making
preparations Tor the reception of the cholera,
visit from which may now be soon expected
They recommend temperance In eating and drink
ing as one OF the surest preventatives
The Montplelslrs had a crowded house again
last night.
Mr.. Collins, assisted by M and Madame Leati,
will give concert at Carroll Hail, tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Collins, as a vocalist, has many adj.
Eirers in tins city.
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Passengers Arrived.

ship southsmer-Nss Harland Mrs Du
Foe Mess and Beman, Danl haley Hart A Tay
lor and 8 in the steerage.
RoTTERDAM-Bark Gen Harrison-hr Quelmann. lady and
children. Mr. Graham, Mr. White-56 in the storage.
HAvRH-Bark Bonnie Adee-Mr Alexandra de In Noy and
lady Mes Zerega and Rosauda-77 in the Storage.
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BurSos AyRrs Sept A-Hamburg brig Wlhclmina for Bos
ton, next vek
GREENocK Nov Arr ship Harmonic Churchill, NYork
LUCIA HARBoR, JAM Oct b-Brg Onioa, Stubbs Cura
cao, next dsy.
PoRr Plat Oct 2e-schr Mary Eleanor Kincad from
York for Curacao.
sT MARTINS Nov l-Bes Henry Fletcher from New York
days Genet nom Martinique, for DO ldg sid brig fremont
Yar
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IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
- Post Office, November Is, lS4S
OFFICIALLY PAPER HAVING THE Largest
Please the date the List in which they advertised
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AFFAIRS At CORPUS ,CHRIsrI-The market al
Corpus Christi, about the middle of last month,
was almost bare Of articles for the Mexican trade
parties from NueTo Leon, Coshuils, and Zacatecas
were waiting the arrival Of vessels.
Colonel J. F. Wells, Sheriff OF Star County, Texas
was Tece ntly killed in street row, In Camargo. A let
ter 10 the Corpus Christi Star. says He was shot by
ranging down. and lodging below the right shoulder
blade Seven bucksho entered his breast he died
without grosn. Eodman IL seems, shot him in self
science as be held Eve shooter in his hand cooked
when he ezpiredn
Inc sorr.fpendsnt Of the cr.sesnt gives the follow
,ne history OF Wells - Colonel Wells joe Wells,
- he Ia generally known was one OF the most remark
soIe men ON the Texan fro nter The Hrst cam paig
MAUI IN TINS country, was with him. He
pasterer by trade and followed IL after conf ug Off
his hrtt campaign but when General Aneva the then
1tderast came to Texas for assistance Wells was at
uaeted 70 nis SIDE and was Lieutenant Colonel in
the expedition. which failed under Jordan and C.
males he old not ho-ever, return to tie settlement
but remained fcr long time this side the Nm res
Whether from the treachery Of Candles band or fro
Other causes, can not but be became the ovete
rate enemy ofthe Mexcans and IL is raid that but few
ofthe commission party fell into his ha ds whom
ne knew TO be thieves and murderers, that aped
IN company with dear friend of his tCarutkersJ he
1sn In With and captured small party OF exca ms on
me Aqua Dulce, and among them wei known robber
~. intention vas TO kill the robber the spot but
nn H,snd objected He then sent the friend ahead
- pus tne rooberi whom, II is said he despatched
With his knife; and then mounting his horse stared
On me uah o. Csruthers He had not proceeded more
ON the ground and In he sron!se of-deatb The NsY
sssns nae taken advantage Of their numbers and slain
When Wells buried him, II is ,aid he swore N oath
s,sr h grave, that he should be reveused ana If ali
hear be true terrible has that revenge been He is
repr"ented to have lived for a time in q hut nv him
All and many Mexicans. who had been ku.wn to pass
nss vayi we're never Afterwards heard Of. He was
Hung ,h.re when General Taylor came down, and was
o. thoee who against order and every exer en- on
a. SsnsrArs part followed his army to the Rio
gsnos ana when at last he concluded TO receiv. a
exsn spy company into the service Joe was
sns lieutenant Of Sam Walker, and afterwards
snese the company until its term OF service
re- ne was cool man In danger, and think a |
.nsh better psrtsan chief than walker and General
seyioT seemed to have very high opinion Of him, Tor
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, lS4S
The Theatrical E,neute- Macreadv ps Forrest
The Ntw York Light Guard-IMus,cai InteU,.
ge~ce, &C., &c.
The quarrel between Forrest and Macready In
ereases IN intensity, having become general SUBJ
jec of conversation, and the public are taking sides
with the contending parties. Mr.. Forrest issues
card, this morning, which is thought by his best
friends to be in very bad taste as tending to in
crease the excitement among the Indscreet and
notous and inducing another attempt, tonight, to
prevent Mr.. Macready from going through with
the performance. In the card, Mr.. f. acknow.
Lodges having Kissed Macready for introducing
fancy dance into the character OF Hamlet and then
ehalees his nval with subornipg writers of the
EHeish press In order to write him down. 1t ia
hard to tell what will grow out OF this affair, but It
Is 10 be hoped that nothing more serious than has
yet occurr.d will attend it.
Three OF our crack military companies, the
Washington Grays, Philadelphi Grays, and the
second company of State FencIbles will form the
escort to- morrow, to receive the New York Light
Guard. The Washington Grays entertain them
IN the evening by a supper at their armory, In
Franklin Hall.
Young lkelheimer, the viollnist, had so poor an
audience at the Musical Fund, last evening" that
the artist declined To waste his sweetness UPON
the desert air." and the select few were told TO
Call again some other time.
The rogues in this city have become em5olden-
ed IN their plunderngs, ard within the last day or
two have exhibited several instances of consum.
mate lmpudence.
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Whalem en-.

Letters from ship Henkar Norton of New Bedford dated
FayA state that attempt made by Of the
burn the chip night Of Sept % while Off Flores FIRE
set in the fore hold but fortunately discovered before any
damage done Of the concerned in
plot landed at Fayal TO be home for trial
On OF Shore Ground in January Virginia Manter NIB me
out $50 bh OIL The former report Of the of New Zei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

them above The upper guage cock. The !
lecttve pump. Was taken up Nv w., han
returned to Wheeling. aaj we discover,
small hole in the ca>iiugs: about larze ruou
to admit a pin head. vhirh caused / O., lr.-
air. While the boat was living at ii boz. .in
after her return lrn,1 VI ftins,ille We Trpai
Ell THIS defect. and il ailerNarl. wurasi We
| observed TIE engine aittrNarl t. whlir 10 "
being worked al hr - hart at Whrriug
when the \. y. Johnston started ua p
trip to Cincinnati. (Which was SOFA, ii.
about or 10 O'Clock T. VI. in the NJ Lhiat
her return from Muiiasvilc.) ms Yartur
Mr. Taylor, ard myself went dnwu ul l.
as far IS Rilchieiovu to see vhath.f thee
CINE all worked right. observed the ~
,hiHory particularly. While on the boat
d worked well anl WHEN | LEFT th. 'r4t
Rilchietown, wos w"il satisfied whit
way in which The machinery performed. y
PARTNER, Mr.. TAYLOR. crncurred wiz tp=
believing that it was all rig t. Icaui m
cpjve no difficulty after her rctlrl lr
Mlrtinsyille iHrsgarl 90 either OF Che {.
water pumps. Tie force pumps. or h'' vat
pumps as they are sometimes Gale 7, y rk
well iram the start: rs well on The ti4 GAP Ma
tinsvlie as afterwards. | never advis .d c.
Bennett that il was inpludent nl ain
start oul from Wheeling in the thro c1nd
,.'l 81 0'r e"-lne ma uiiiera' nor "'' e'
I'M "'i' nus VI ''i' Nun vi az .''.'ih
thought, and my partner concurraj In Il
''%, WV "7''V ~ ''''t nlHe'N " pi'
Vu W." ~ pump waves "'' H'' IT,
" u''' '''y .. y. .li7'o'i was '''I' =, WI!
! was on "o' oi '"e wa! uo"'i III !" Gu
'"Nn 's l'"o' % ''''>' l. may Dc ftn!'HP
,aot .he pump GUS (eft W AK, on "hhf
| ood' was at ,ne Wnaf' at NHe'Ilns' "Nr
9'ed,' up AZ "'G ''"' ''I'i| ""ia' ecu
! ,lot nave pSe4 ""ne' 'h' N'i'f mex 10
'''i''9 'e"he'' III ''H'r Ior va Wd''r'' IT.
o"oh i'I''' '''e oo''s'9' i''"'sn '"e pup
"0"'' n'te " pass me- Na!d's' II ne
N's s.'ti'Gi''i' "''e' ~ 'h1 ooi'ers ""'h
n y I''''s'4,' 'dl'',u u pun gu. ''te I'Ssel
81 y" ' ''D' ,.;i,a .''at any 'edNaf
ai'0' 1ou'o "i''''li al 'ouf nave fto'tHaH
W '5' ~ 10" ds 10 et.id''SPf ihe Sa'eiY
i ,ue 'o'''''. II u i'o'aio'T' ah0 ihtfa nav
Is - ''''''1e9 " 9''N'aHces: S'cH '7 P'fe
pumps and catching up ii valve soas To- no!
/ open; luis Is sometimes also occdslon'
ny ihuSh ice
n "dY ofl"p before Tue i!ers were uSef
9ent young man IN Them, VIII ."
alio lS"'e' candle 10 ciean mem. sioo
Tue ioi"d emu an" removed the diFt a. l.
s"TPt II Out
'"ia' -. To- '''e F'S'iiFef on 'tie a >. 2hh
s,''' WI" "@S mac" az the tlme o. 'a9
P'osl'"' "oi"e" at our es'abiishInFe' sol
"tSA1i '""''0' sla'e me u'lie eHhFl'y. Il
was sooef, STEADY haud, aud appeared TO
wen acquainted WIN the pfniclpirS ~ II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
THE 4. y. JOHNSTON.

We publish below ,he testimony taken in
The case Of DE a. y. Johnston. We think
iteA7narates lie owners and Capt. from all
ceusore, il .hs premises. and 80, tappaa 5.
thought the Insurance companies. as they. on
S4tar ay.a!tet a fail hearing Of the case. ex-
oner'st them from all c,usar,, and voted
unanimously 70 pay The insurance. We clos.
the subject without further comment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18


I'"E Yard trip, aud how o,tent bappened
'at b had 10 pump up water bv hand. to
|-UP.atia dtlieieucy @. ssioned b, the leak
a-r
Nas. cant rememh-r Of but Eve times
.tHuT-H think il was more. first discovered
,he Jin ,J.ty six miles below Wheeling.
then ah,tght the fault v.. in the ,tnp valve.
tul ue hsn let the water cut If IN, boiler,
lul .mmd down the SON valves an wr
lc.uLi. b.tit dill untrano...l, tho ditfi.nltv
Question bv same I...l Won have to QUINN
Iup ,,att. by hand at any time fr,m Cinrin-
ui,l 90 he p!acr vhcr. m. explo,iou took
place Oh yuur upwarltr.o.
AHs. We did not but On one occasion hon
,,e >tnp.ed fur about fiy.. minutes ,,nn.i a..
HAD ...t good deal ot water from, th. b,iI.r.
oat befvt we ran hal. a mile tho ,p,nn.
wrr. tht lxing: / stracl; fr,a can Of The ,u,nn
uilha hmmer to cac>e IN, valve To dr,o
q r-seui br same. III Whit mod rnuld
you -.r;aiu whether t.srs was suf!iciency
oiua -rin The bajlers.
An. s. tryina the ,...-,,s C,cks
Ga.sutn be- x,n,. H., tb,..,,I i,,f,uitJ,
ties. d, nisatap ~. me- who bad "", bsd
.,.ei .r,o!c ey.,t.isnc. ba Il. m. ys os - .re
!quauJy. II water t.. The boilers b, ,T,,,,5 The
.,t.,I,. coils, il, H.. =, ma. ,,,lt '''7 Wv
Au- lcousider that an iniallible test and
I Should purpose that il dil NOT rsof,ire I'M,
Iitte ,xa rlI,,ce in the way of ono; 1eari,,,, -,
sa,.i ms W
o...,;,.., ~. 49,, pi...o...,-,.,
i',, " III
-, - 81 -, ~; vas "o' on
ANA N'.''' o' 1T " '''
1-5;.., ,,'Il - re-. ~, ."e pumps MOI
30 '",' '',',' H''',e s"'e"'
rr, - .,,a' 'l!e SHOULD De
,5s nna,, '' 20 wv e,b'ree' oy red
0,..,;,,I w.. - III ~
,, ,, nj ,-,,e ''''' on wa! 20" Nno"
able Ia srcouot Tor the 4rGloxion Of ,h.. bo;'
ers of III, A. n. Johnston
Ans. Ian,uol.
Question BIZ same From, tho .i,,,,;o, !,
which Won discover the pD,nus to he afIsr tho
A. \. Johnston slarteI rom C;uc;nnat; ON
inward min was Won a o,;n;oo th.,, Il ,.,,,
s6uld have been on watch The who'll time
Won could have RIM The heat mn IN Vboal;nc
in ,alr,y. y .
Question by same. Please state ,vbetbor
in ,0ur ouini0n. greater care va, not ren,,irej
on the par OF he engineer. in conseoipnce
OF tha pumps moi WORKING well. as von have
above STATED?
Ans. II was nccessarv thai tbere sbou,1 he
greater care on the part al the ensinea, nv
reason 81 The pQnps not working well.
0ne.'ia,, h. s1i,s 49,, Z, II ,L. 49,.
,I ,,,ya gn' ON 'na! you
I',' III 'sa'o ~ ~ are
iYiIa,.lr ,lo a n I,b,.. ~ '@P'os'o'' VI ''''
Az M, n1+ ~ ''"
H 1i','' 10 49, NV s',.,a -.
- ,'o" ~ sa.''g 'ou ''e SITUATION, III
4 I,,'',o', ','I pumps ~ pe o''el
wy "a ~ '''',,'s,o, nom o'nt'i'id'i Oh
., 'Pap" ''rp' ~ % wv oP''ion Una
~" C1u''' ''''' '''' VIZ D'a' up u " eeii's
l." S''SY'
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.... tH.vt uJ tfpnble with them
.I U. Up u.r e- less. have never Ia
.eu. ..t o.s rv boat. auj thea had
t ...ri Trouble wish the pumps.
u u BIS Ar Gp,hom. From your
wI N.-l-r ct A.s- Lyle. would you con-
g tI. '-autol dis,uarging the duties
.l-.. .a-m.al2
s Hj very liule acquaintance
HlH , t..He Hs "as saw him a3udl
d. - ot tn Pioneer at Cincinnati
n..r. .Ht .r1u #. way he handled lat TN.
Ill. ...H.t tHaa e. MAS competent.
e % IS l.t is son Hy whom h.ve
loa ..a ,aa raarat r OF Mr.. lyle as AIN en-
-u..r -ae-1
AH. p. - NE a., Of my knowledge
aet... '... .s. eve bis character IL an
ems. ..I io-it .ad from wnt / saw gn
tisA. .1l alutl u before, was On the
b'a' t'm,absa half an hour.
Aus e..ass ue slFs aot.
2. 1861 a.iag r,t daily swora. depo-
SETH s.= Hlu1-".f 'o .ne following questions
g. 9 hs f.r. j.. y. Johnston. From
the t...a ..saltr. ntatinn mad Of Mr..
iat' Ha HGi' aud his acquaintance
with principles a. steam engines. how
luuEH a.I d BE- u.c.-.ry fer him tbrm on
tarty-#- agfsJ- DE- would be capable OF Ia
aiJ. d ~ q. .u engine as second en.iur,r?
Ar.r., IstoaU suppose he womb be
c ali. v.ct 10 HAT cap city in two months.
" 4s 'l ~ .'. G,l .,, o,, an e4Sl"t, .,,o,
... s..,..-,, -, -. -,
.,,,.'. ......, ''''i9 vi '''" 0'''' ~ ~
'o. '' F..
.ei-a ~ baa.> in N- c1racit, of engineer,
ANA 5....,> u.t truua.- uith the pumps the
first ,... ..tao. l.>,mined The pumps of
the A. Johnston. and am getting pumps
maJ..4 F.. .4a. pattern andI told the en-
zine .'.,s To- qs,. no alterations in the
pattpf5s.i HE punus. ir1mthe examination
ua.'s tbe=rurap~ o. the \. n. johnston
] COLI .d slru -ood.
.UU<S EXAMINATION
Ql...u IN ir. Nelson. Wonld Won
deem prudent 10 trust the management of
anew. m. t,aa,. o.hertban
eogia
> ii sprpose a man OUGHT 10 have
pac,i
~ CHEF
Q.s .n bvMr. A. n. Johnston. From
the c. cier ut AIr. James Vennum as first
ea-iu. and J TIM l.,ls as second engineer.
Uu.t-4 m6 they were competent 10 take
casr.. ..4 3.tam5oa as engineers
tI.=t.r. ,easlJ. , MI Vennn,, f,s,
rate a. uaer. Nh. lala have heard al as
being o4 second engineer, have heard
lfo.a james W. Philips that MIR Lyle was
comf a,.dod nave heard the same from
Dir. .e-num
CROSS EXAMINED.
GU. 'on b sir Nelson. From what YOU
have a.5tj 81 the explosion on board The A.
\. ia. aston. how do YOU account for il,
a $. or FaHt Of water in the boilers. In
my opinion mat Wa tae cause, / examined
tie b..ets ot The 4. n. Johnston. before
thsy a..at Oh board & afterwards They were
new. ...., / considered the iron first rate and
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REPORTED ny L. II BERRY

REPORTED ny {. Il BERRY
ar IVALs AND DEPARTURES
II Boats yor the las AZ h,ars enyta; gestes
day at o'clock, ?. n.
ARRIVED.
Union, Greenlee. New Orleans.
Mary Stephens. Norton, Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, Gray,
New England, Eb5ert, Cincinnati.
Gen. Warrington, -, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Rhode Island. Green, Steubenvijla.
New England. Ebbert, Pittsburgh.
Uaion, GraenIee,
Gen. Washington. -.
Mary Stephens, Norton, Cincinnati.
PENNSYLVANIA, Gray,
DR.. franklin. Mcclure, Louisville.
Ii feet water in the channel-on stand.
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'tI. -
.ae time. wore di,th r-iuz th.ir respcc Use
.a5i--. ldort thiak the cn-p,.s were hstl
s.'HHei ataHF onr Tune, whilst We were iaoj
l.- ID. p's~eo tf. more 5"uu h'' minutes.
A"t Itaof lais depgn.H' = Vs. .'',..
-. 81. b3.''Ei.
III" Sft Jl5eS Fth"u,h HI 'fsl ua .N
sworn 1' nr. dep S'lh ana siNs'
Pat ue was me lsl engineer %" Inc A. H.
Johnston 81 Zoe llma she e\P''ted 'i b., ooi'''
but was not on duty at the jine "i lhe occur
we had e. sop Tor any iel-'h 81. Hme' We.
Wert com e'l'ta 10 pump ''z D, .'s oA
h1n3. AND had every r'aSo" '' "'li,'' ,''H
the rara sui attention manifested by john
lhle. he 81 engineer, mat he Mas 'jIy c.a.u-.
potent, umi had Us nlnch c9li",''"ge ~ MN
as aav o,dcr partner ever Hod. Inc hr,t
thing we d'd alter we s7t 70 cincinnati
was j3 tlmine tht slop-N1I,es aId pumps.
aEi We .ail"j On suth examination lli' 'l'
valve seats were an screwed o.' "l sh'r' y.
temper screws. WhIch we ot'b''ed "@a Id.
cluse ut our oiiHCullles goit = down. ana Cal-
sed .a- f4iN.s lo Leak, a"d III 'ftF 10 remedy
IiaH diHrd.iy We StounG o'"n me NaiVe.
iuuu. they .ou'4 a proper bearing on the
seat7' oet alter we htd started We iuuod that
we t.yaftd under the same difficulties thai
we dill "a oar downward lii9-thst ever,
liiHe we stopped, the water would run bach
outot tie baiIr,. Wildcat Ciatinnttil pro-
jeursd every ttiag believed We needed.
| told c pt Bennett That wool need
good maav ar.jc,-s. He toll a,e ta letc
/ ihiug u+-t,d. aud Mir. a. y. Johnston. a,i..
tber ovusr also told me not 10 stop hftx-
pp;t~r,. rat 10 90 on aud get every thias
r.sJ.l I.r lie f,a,it,,l,he 9npits. Nh.,,lrs
arrived Al Gin. iuaati. on eyiuinf.iou we
found two sheets in the boilers. one in ,aahog
the outside boiler, burned. which we had re-
psirsd there. fhe cause OF this burning of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18


Edward Hobbs, being first duly sworn. de
poses and says, Thomas Il. Taylor and my.
sell are lnachin>ts and engine builders un-
Der the firm OF Hobbs & LAY Tor, at " heeling
Virginia. We built the eng CINE OF the steam
! boat A.. n. Johnston, we were ordered "a
build it oil the best material and best work
niansIlp, and consider that we did 50. The
boners were made OF picAed iron, Of the best
quality that We have ever worked.
On the morning before the steam boat A .
n. Johnslon started on ner trip to Cincinnati,
She 'nadc d trip up he rIver as far as Mar
unsvilie, about mile ana hall from lhe
wharf al Wheeling. 10 Try how her mac him
~ va fted. went on her to see how the
nslae operated. ing.iug up it was discov-
red that one OF the cold water pumps did
lot WORK; bat that the other pump furnished
lu,l supply OF Wa Ter; when we lett the
NhdH at W Wheeling, the water Was low in the
jolItra, but when we reached Martlnsvile.
The single pump had raised the water ia
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\ i 4 Il N tom

/ Will. offer for sale. at PUBLIC AUCTION on FL,
pAa tle 2!si day OF January, ls 49, at oclo,k p II
~ e toh u"of oi the Court house of Ohio county ~ a
WvM hs dcScfined Claims viz: "A claim belonyin IN
~ iidh Chaalne's trust estate $3.50 10 he n, "a
M5e'ur lc railroad shall lie pleeti fro, CuniIsr
leu 10 " hee ugor any ST its add, IONS so at gon -
dsscise eau he carried from Wheeling or any adJ;i,
eteo, 70 oni'hefiand on said Railroad; being Tine n,'
~, t, ~ - iU'lftsl of the purchase money far
S, 10 - M . @u'L- " hcetIng numbered 1913 l4s l6s . a
~ ~ ~ 30, 2i7 and 2l3. which ten lots cs,,;t
do VI CiarAes share of the 40 lots sold 10 Nnry,n
son ana others y William Chap!iue bv the aJ,e.,
uaeu apili 9'o 1881 aud recorded in the Clerks t 90
u, page 2i3.' ''' ''' !" oeeu nook
,; nis' cam OF $500 due by David Kennedy In WI
nan Siialie'o be paid in house plasterins AT ,nv 80
id .i,y may ne required 10 do said plss.erinr hy
- Pilit' ms heiFs, executors, administ, atnrs nr a.
Inns he orthey having g!vl, SAD KnmuI. IN :" "S
'e OF me lime aud p ace whcIe said WORT il 60
'Ir' ms claim IS secured hy lnortya 70 on ~ :
e. ana &i2 IN sSutWhcelus recorded in said ~ ~
''hGe 10 deed buok -. pa.e 5lj '' '"'" N'eiN ;
n,, i"n9 of SALE-'i'ea per cent. of the purcb "a
oi'ey ~ ~ PAID IN CASH. and the laancc In sa tva
law 81 nohths thereafter, with imter st from, thu
"a, " "a g, Wlth seenfity satisfactory. ~ ''''
DANIEL. G. III r.
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Twelfth Annual Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of
the City OF Wheeling for the year ending December 3st 1917.
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Ciri OF WHEGtING, CLtRK's Orsrcs

oirf OF "HEetING, CLtRk's OFFICE.
.,uApqpp u, Non. January II, 1919.
n ,a,a ER ELsCTi0N.-on Monday i.,,,,a ,,
- 80 az eecpn viii he held Tor Maynr ana a, =
ina, VI =, ae ,@Gne OF the city OF Wheeling co,,, ~
he toowins pISres t Goss at ny o'ei,ck. ?. Al
ESD on Main ST. VI "e'i MeNaughieG
In the Second Ward al tho o.fo.
neil, Esq. On Uuioa 81 '''''e Vi James Mccon
IN Main street VI "'"iee DUTY. Esq
"A m s4e "iflg Ward at the office of Ph,p Be, r
In The Film Ward Al tn. mo-, ,.,,.
" ait, on Main street " "'ii''ihs OF l.. \.
ys WI '' t OF NE Council appor,oned as ~
Ward ne a., 10 me irsi W ard three for The Sec, 4
mNe ioi the Third Wari four fur the r-t
fis s sn@ nres for he FIN Ward ''' ~'''
ts ' tii WA he held under the snDerin,ens
nc l'l' nan and assessor for each WI t &c.
H n,, ihifd and fourth wards. and in ~. 49,, ne
LIZ ,iHendence of special snaern,nnd
jan II 'NmES ;. NHEATE,
Clark of the Civ
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