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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-02
Capitals $50, 666-S22, ,1lli
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. So, for 184s.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday. Sept 49, 1S4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
AN UNREASONABLE EDITOR:

The Junior Editor OF the Highland Messen-
ger has retired from that pubic position, aud
gives the following reasons for SO doing--
which a liberal community viii doubtless re-
gard as unsatisfactory. Is it not glory
enough TO be the organ Of public senli-
meni?'
with the last number closed he connex-
Ion OF Marcus Enin as Junior Editor OF this
paper. AS has present aim is rather 10 be fed
than to BE- famous, he relinguishrs the honor
OF editorial lie 10 those no can live on hope,
Ga very substantial diet By The by } or iced and
latfen on air. He wants some Steiner stuff
ana as bis further Continuance ia his present
occupation seems unlikely to atiosd il, he is
compelled TO lay down his grey goose quill
until The cravings OF his stomach and HE
rents in lis unnentionabies are satisfied or
ssublued. n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
THE WHEELING TIMES FOR SALE.

We having determined some months -ince,
TO bring our la5ors as an editor and publisher
Ia d c.osc with the close ol tti- Presidential
canvass, ie It close a. 1t might. now olier
eur Whole establishment foe safe.
l. consists oi a Daily, Tn eehly ani
Weekly p1ppr, olthe largest size, with d large
Job Office. a tindery, sni ali the necessanes
both Tor nt'sspoptr and book work.
There could be no more advantageous posi-
tion found Tor Two OF three PERSONS @hO ver~
disposed o 60 into the business With d snail
capital.
1t is the onlg wing or commercial paper in
Wheeling, a prosperous cts OF near twelve
thousand inhabitants. aud having d well in
troved aud thickiy settled adjoining county
and il cannot fail Ia he largely paifonized.
1t will be sold o. such terms as cannot TAI
to ensure PERFECT success to the purchaser.
A notice OF this fact from our editoria.
brethren viii be thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

We find 10 The Boston Alias several inter
esting communications from a correspondent
in the copper NINE region Of Lake Superior.
One OF them details some remarkable discov.
cries which have been recently made, a few
miles interior from the mouth OF the Onton-
ugon river. A large mass OF native copper,
weight estimated al seven tons, was found in
the loose ground. A vast amount of labor
had been expended upon it. Every inch OF il
had been battered AMI hammered over. and at.
lempts had been made TO pry il up, and place
il on d platform. All this was the labor of
race OF beings long since passed away. There
Ia too much skill manifested for The present
race OF indians, and yet The workings are too
ancient 10 have been those of white men,
Many loads ol rude stone hammers are found
burned a few ieet beneath The surface. They
are 30 abundant that IN stoning up d cellar il
was found more convenient TO use them than
10 throw tnem out. Hemlock trees Two feet
in diameter, aud from examination two and
three hundred years old, are growing over The
workings. and have 10 be ielled 10 ens bic tn
minvls 10 eKeayale he esrh. Remains Of
chaned wedges and levers and conner y,ds
ara found under these trees aud unde, IA.
principal mas. These ancient workings can
be traced Tor more that half d mile ,hrou,h
the forest, AMI an expenditure OF $40, 600 al
this lime, would mol pay ior the accomplish.
ment oi dn equal amount OF labor.
Their great antiquity would seem to curry
us back 10 other tubes. Yet II Is not impus.
sible that The present Indians mas be the DE-
scendanis Of those Who wrought them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

We perceive that tn, wings in many OF the
Western cities aud towns ore preparing Tor
general Jubilee, on the result the political
contest which has just closed. While we
admit that there is great cause for rejoicing.
while we feel that the whole country has
great cause for general thanksgiving, for 50
striking an evidence Of the true value OF our
political privileges, and the vast power OF
the ballot box, we are more than willing TO
BEE any general manifestation OF joy postpon-
ell until the arrival OF the hero and sage who
is to preside over The destinies Of this repub-
for the next four years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
EDlTORIAL ADVANCFNTNT-TL

@AA
editor OF The Philadelphia Inquire, d nobls
pioneer ia the cause Tor the advancement ul
Gen TAYLOR to ,he Presidency, ro.icrs tie e.
lection Of I'VE OF our edltoflol brethren to
Congres, ln 20 handsome a manner, Tia, we
take pleasure Ia adopting and ring 10
10 ous columns. Tbs Courier aud Inquirer
says:
We must not forget 10 congratulate our
friends OF the New York Tribune snd Express
upon their election TO Congress. Both are
are able oolh have rendered Important service
10 the cause, and both viii honor nor only
their constituents, but the editorial corps. ia
their capacity a. representatives. The COM
piimenI TO the press should not be overlook
ed. Horace Greeiy aud James Brook have.
from early manhood been Identified with the
journalism OF The country. They have won
lor themselves no littlr reputation, aud IL Is
gratifying 90 see such men chosen TO be rtp-
frsenta uvts in Congreas IRON The great cin ol
New Aufk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
For The Times
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG HE
HATTERS.

For tho Times
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG The
HATTERS.
Mr. Wharton: For some weeks past our
citizens have been not a little amused and ed
ifed with the rich and racy productions OF
Mpssrs. Hoge aud Avery; each one setting
forth in deeply pathetic terms. the peculiar
beauties ct hi, iiats-offedn 'rewards-pro-
posing bets'-accepting 'challenges-rlank-
ing up money--bdcking Gus, &c. &c.; aud,
after all the excite nent, III contr ,vrrsr i,
wound up. Tor ma do1ca) By b1'h parties
backing waier.
Now, while This prudigious noise and con-
| fusion has existed. | have been fitting gentle-
mel, with splendid Moleskin and Beaver Hats
equally, iii not mort) ine beautiful and sub
|slaD;ial as those which took The premium a
the West Liberty Fair. aud at much lower
prices han either Mr. Avery or Mir Hoge car
possibly sell their Hats. My Hats, too. POS
sess this advantage; they are monulaciursd
for me bf lie very Hglters To whom Messrs
A. and Ii. prop ,ed 70 submit their, for ia
spection.
III Sc Of veur readers, MIR. Ediler. who
wish TO be fitted with the very latest New
| York f5shion. and Nth an article which cai
not he surpassed, and alta lower price lusn j,
can b. had from either oil your hat shop cor
~respopdrlis. will 10 yeeii 10 csii at the cofa-
er OF M5in-and Union Streets.
L. y. d. HARPER.
/ Whessag. Nov. II, 1e48.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

The Result in the Old Boy Stdte.-The
Van Buren triumph in Massachusetts amounts
TO this. They have put the Governor To the
trouble of calling an extra session OF the Leg
%islature, TO choose electors, at a cost Of some
fifteen thousand dollars. This is all hey have
accomplished politically. The moral aspect
OF their Triumph goes to show that there is
a popular majority ia Massachusetts OF one
hundred thousand against The principles OF
Free Soil" How the moral power OF Mas
sacbusetts is increased BY such acts OF stupen-
dous folly!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
THE WHEELING COMMERCIAL
a 20 News, ComIaoTce, LiitIaturo, Manufacture

devoted 10 News, CoHIaerce, Literature, Manufactures,
Arts, Amuselusuts, etc, etc.
II viii be printed ia q neAi and 50 pcrh form, the ma
tctisls being almost entirely new, and viii eabody a
large amount aud variety Of reading matter, suitei 10 all
classics Of readers.
In PoLlatca II will be NEUTRAL but lSDEPEsDENr -
II viii lay hefurc lis readers the yaruus dOings OF the
Political World, and reseTvIug 10 itself tue riEht OF iH'
partial c0ma eii, will endeavortO 40 I~usticeto ali par
ties.
The advocaiion Of the Interests OF Western Virginia
in opposition 10 The unjust legislation etcfcIset over II
by the Eastern portion OF thc state. VIII constitute q
piomiuent feature "a the oont,nis ~ THIS PAPER.
n viii not aim 50 much 10 give 4 hasly transcript 0
the vague aud uncertain reports emitted News as II
viii to collect ANA disseminate Information wL4ch nlay
te teiied upon as correct.
la addition to other commercial matter IL viii CEN
tain quosHti3us % Ice Eastern and Western Mafkvts
iHcsu. iug he Wheeling Market. together with a Bank
Note aud Exchange List, al Of which " Ill hr obtained
from the most reliable sources
II wul also contain a collection OF euoIcE LITERARY
MATER. comprising Essats and Sketches Of d useiu
ana Instructive character; also, Taies, fOeAs, & g., ~
the best Eusilsh and Amercau wfiels IN saot- Tie
tone aud variety of""fax toANKEttAL VIII lender II
I \ FANILv NEWSPAPER worthy the aergsAl aud sup
porte f every individual who seeks correct information
and elevated sentiment.
TIM NnkEtiNs CoAAERCtAL" VIII re published
ence a week lur tile extremely low priee Of
ONE DuLtAR y HALf ANNuM,
Paw able " heu The hrst number - delivered.
Address OLIVER l. TAALoE, EptroR,
Wheeling, Va.
From whom all orders FOR subscription will meet viii
prompt attention. hoVlb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
RELATIVE RANK OF GENERALS.

Aabificer 0l the war of 1912, who amuses
himself with such matters, has compiled the
following;
Major Generals-Scott, Gaines, Jesup,
Taylor. (Bu!ltr, Pattersou) Worth. Twigss,
(ouifman) k%earney. (dead.) Wool, pillow,
Shields, Fersiier, Smith, Cadwaiader, and
Lane.)
Brigadier Generais-Bady Brooke, Glib.
son. Arbuckle, Roger Jones, Towson. MAR
shaIi) Churchill. Whiting, Beiknap, Pierce,
Baukheed. Totem, Gushing Riley, ha,uey,
(Price.) Garland, Clark, Morgan, Andrews,
Irousdale.) Cbilds.
Those in p4reniheses are disbanded.-Na
Intel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
MRS. PARTINGTONfS LAST.

as the steamer signifed, sir?' asked Mrs.
Darlington at the telegraph station. 'Yes'm,'
replied the clerk, WAC WAS busiIy engaged
turning over the leaves Of his day book. Can
you tell me-, continued she, III The Queens
encroachment has taken place. Some says
skies enctoaching all the time said the clerk,
looking pleasantly at he old lady, and evil
IDENTIFY pleased with his own's~nartness.
That is Il possible, responded the venera
bic dame, SUIT said she TO herself, how could
he be expected 10 tmow about such things?"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

FiRE.-Ihe dwelling house Of 3. B.Slyre
E.q Of South Frankfort. WAS DESTROYED b..
fire IN Friday night last. Mo-toi thr iur1i.
tlre was saved. bar hl- laTge ond well = ifct
ed ioesry WAS e%utirel, DESTROYED. Loss a.
bout 81. .O0-iusurrd Tor 81 290. Il o., sup
posed 10 have oreu the w0ra ut ga lHcentld
~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
THE MODE OF ELECTING THE PRESl-
DENT

The electors of President and Vtce-Presi-
dent will meet in the cspitols OF their respec-
tive States, on the first Wednesday OF Decem
Der next, being the 9th day OF the month";
and will proceed to vote for President and
Vice President which vote will be duly re-
corded. Copies Of the record will be made
out and authenticated, and sent to Washing
ton by a special messenger, there 10 be de-
hveredto Congress.
On "a day fixed for the purpose, the record
will be opened in the presence OF the two
Houses aud he result declared. Gen Taylor
win as we know, be declared TO be elected
President, and Willard Fillmore, Vice PRS.
dent. Messengers Will then be despatched
TO both these gentlemen. informing them Of
their election. snd asking them TO attend at
Washington and AXE the oalhs office and en-
ter n us duties.
The team OF Nr Polk viii expire on the 4,h
4fN oh aa 4.al is the dsJ fx,d upon for
% thr new President, But
m rrh comes on Sunday.
slr. T.. ol % AXE place i'll Mon
iu iozl on he election OF MIR
80. o his second tern. ihr 4th OF March
.suc en- Sunday and he oath OF othce was
atminist,r nd pn Monday the 9Th.
Lik, superior Ceppr. Avessel recently
lelt ,be Soult 5, Marie with the following
cargo OF copper, belonging 10 the Chf Mine
Company,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Comp0sure.-'Jmmt.' said a little friend
OF ours see your pants are burning against
lhal stove, Yes, know it, said Jimmy, bat
mother made EN-, aud father Dyed 'e,n. and
its none ol your business. The young al.
wee gi'er considered this satisfactory. and
SID no inufe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
WHAT THEY SAID THEY WOULD

DO.-fhc Alexandra Gazette very properly
remarks as follows:
Viii the uaprejudiced reader look back at
the boas lngs aud b~raggings OF The Loco-Foco
journals up TO the 7in u No'ember. They
claimed every thing They were 10 rout the
Wings every Where Taylor was hardly u
get d state See now miserabie they have
been Disappointed, ana how they have de-
cei,ed al VINO put Their irust ii Than. Ga
The Other aud; tne Wing calculations have
come rsh. ia almost every Instance. ONO
is ihe DOLLY 7ta'e which has disappointed the
Ntngs-auI thtir confidence III mat state
has been shaken ever since the election. The
Iles DAD uot oras, but thcy hoped aud trust
ed. Fey uave mol relied IN vain upon the
int lilet nee aud %atuousm oil d grateful peo-
ltr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

ROLLING MlLL.-We learn that one or
W Of cur best practical men, with some
means, are disposed 10 60 into a new rolling
hui 1 10Y il the balance Of The capital can be
raised. We hope il will be that such men may
be retained here. The prospects Of the Iron
Manufacturers will now I've good, and it is all
important that all good practical men should
be retained here on safe investments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

ERsssegx EsiNRERN.

TIE undeI signed having taken the Bindcry hereto
i tore carried on by J. T.. Wharton. on Monroe street.
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally thai he Is prepared to do al deser ption of
binding. ineladT pg Blank Books ~ TIE very hest nan.
nef. HIS terms wiilhe AZ low, ii not lower, thsu any
other establishment ia the city, and the quality OF his
work shall be surpassed by rome.
Diank books ruled 10 order. particuiar attention
paid TO Jobs- All orders from abroad received by mail
nr ottarwise specify executed and forwarded as or
defed.
The subscriber can at all times he found in tae Bin.
derry, over the Tunes office. Monroe street. near The
Court House. norl4 JOHN CHECKLIST. Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
Tie Miller and the Fool miller W

Tie Miller and the Fool "A miller who
attempted 10 be witty al the expense OF "a
youth Of weak intellect. accosieJ him thus:
John, people say thst you e a fool
john rrpIied-l don't know that | am, sir.
know something's, and some things | don't
know, sir.
We'll, John what do you know
Il know thut OILERS always have fat hogs
sir
And what don't YOU know?'
Il don't know whose cora they eat, sir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

WIS., ~ V~ESERAsLE OLD AGE-A. Nh
Cheney of G|ernintoWu, Ono, Nho has reach.
cd the advanced age oi iuj, voted On the M
fr laA,of probably his last woe. On BAN.
uniformed talt II Mos reported he bad giv,i
Is suHfsse Tor Cas-, his epiy was, Aag Mial
0at lhut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

We w5re uuob pleased, in exsmioing the
house and store OF Mr.. John Bishop. on
Main st. to see some extra Improvements
not general here. HIS big windows are not
riyallel in the west, and then his mai b!e
floor 10 bis recess, Is an extra touch. The
whole building is planned with judgment, &
we'll executed by MIR. a. J. Pannell. the
contractor. who has spared no pains that he
might make a good jrb. We are very much
gratifed to see the general improvement, in
the buildings Of our city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
GREAT FIRE IN ALBANY.

WAY tJti, 1910.
S~ALAMANDER sAFES.-Mr sc. H~erring-Strt-
Thinking il due TO y0u, and a precautionary measure
10 all business persons. hereby certify that ! mad III
the late IRE, tl1ih inst) IN my store ho Of Your safes
tNilder's PATENT IN the most ernnsed part of the ire
ihere heing a large quantity OF oil directly IN 'front.' ana
overhead, which when on fire created an intense heat.
beating TIE SAFE TO such a degrees that did not open for
fprty eight hours amer the FIRE, and then ~ parts 81 the
safe II was quite warm. aud what wGs more sslisfacio
~, my papers, &c. were all perfect with the exception
of being a iiite smoked. caused / thing by oil running
on the Safe. x. BORTGB.
eau c%IeerflliY certify TO the above; add further, that
] had one ofthe same kind ofSafcs IN Mr. rhorn's store,
destroyed by Gre at HE same time. WHERE | kept my
papers and books, and IS above " a. tic result It ultne.
j. o. IhfGHr.
For sale by PRYOR * PAILL.
npvlo Agents Tor the manufacturer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Mn. CoRwIN.-This distinguished son OF
OHIO, although he Jailed la securing he vote
Of his state ior TAYLOR, yet Tor his great ,eli
sacrifices, aud hercu!euu labois, deserves the
heartfelt aCknoW Judgments OF Tie Wing par
ty throughout he Union, aud we b. .ierr We
enpress tac universe sentiment OF TIE Wings
OF the Auuh, it not oil the South also. when
we saw lt would give general pleasure % s~e
him d member OF General Iaylofs Cabinet.
Pitfs. Coz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Cs~The steamer Telegraph No 2, went
down ON Thursday evening with an immense
crowd Of passengers. She is the finest bost
on these waters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Lille Is a vas' rali"ay Train ia which we re
'' compulsory passengers. On the outside is
""lleh-'no sloppage hy the way" We yet
'' al the CRADLE aud arr put down at he
save we have jest lime TO change clothes in
1Ae Transmit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

An lMPo,roH.-A Mr.. w. 5. Bliss under
took, a day or t"o ego, IN Boston, 10 p~ersonate
Major w. ). Bliss, General l%syior's dislin-
euished Private Secretary. he carried the
imposition 80 lar as 10 receive the calls OF d
great number OF clllz rs, aud actually r%eoriy-
cd ali Invitation TO WISH the Ter iainrI lrlgale
Constitution. Before he visit was paid, the
imposition Was discovered, and the RASCAL
treated as he deserved. Tie turned out % BE-
one oil lhc genus, nice young men,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
STERN A~DvERTl~INc ANDCuLG GcriNC
ICNIN


STERN ADvER1tSlNc ANDCuLIGCriNC
AGENCY.
WH. kiNaLoR Thir ,trs ct, TWO doors east
I Post Office. Pursuing. Pa. is our AN hnfi-
ed Agen; for tia; CITY. Mir X. us attends
% the ~crl.eeti N ut bill a%eainst persons IN
n that ciiv-Iarge or small-aud refers lo the
Editor, Of the Pittsburgh pres, ia far ocular,
nd the western press generally.
i. w. CARR, opposite the Exchong
Philadelphia, is agent for rncurinS suoscr
t~ionsand advertising for The " heeling lira
BEpIENr * GREEN, 81 Street, opposite th.
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act es Agent.
tor the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lief
with them will be promptly attended to.
NoLNEy 3. PALMER Is authorized to act a..
igeut Tor receiving subscriptions and aavet.
lise'nents for the Wheeling Daily Times :
Advertiser. d, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Nov
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore. al the Southeast corner OF Nortl
and Ftyette streets:
Philadelphia, n. W. Corner Of Third and
Chestnut St..
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositeci4
Hall.
WM. THOMPSON, corner Of Baltimore
aud South SITS. is duly authorized agent Tor
This paper IN the city of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No l3l. Nassau 81. n. Y.
Will act as agent To procure advertisements
and Subscriptions in the city of New York ltr
the Wheeling Dolly and Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Sixiy-fve Inilau tribss are nov uPler Che
Tie protection OF the United States Govfm-
ment. exclusive OF those ~ Oregon California
and New Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
Fine Beaver and Silk Can.

Fine Beaver and Silk Caps.
OPERA shape, just received aud for sale low hy
now John J fiOGE
a FEW doz black and brown silk plush Cam. bi.b
49, crown and late style, received this day by
hoN'o JOHN J OGE
A FINE assortment of toy's and chiiden's silk nInsh
. Cars theorly ones IN the city. 10 he had at
hoVlo JOHN J HOGE's
GsAshhEhL Taps for boys. an entirely new article
- ana very cheap al JOHN ]. HOGE'-
EtANcf Velvet Caps. with piumes. for Infants to,e
" thef with a large ssortment OF the various kinds of
tans IN use, Tor men and boys, all Of W hirh were hoyobt
low ahd ssiected by myself, with great care. in Tho 49,,
EN- cities Please call and eNsmine my stock. Az lie
fashionable hal aud cap store, on Union street.
novlu unu. no-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

A litiie potls soon hot
A ht,te VII MIL save d fortunate man.
a man lorewdrncd j., iore.rned.
A man may bus gold too deer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
FIRE IN SAINT LOUIS.

Arm 1874. 1919.
Extract ftom a letter reed from }. u Aioxapier & Go.
We had a pretty eieyer ire here some
two weeks since. which tested two Of your Safes,
which we sold They we're IN ths 'front.' part of the Sc
cond story OF a four story building. niied with nerclAn
diTe and liquors, and fell through 10 the first story, and
when cooled of were unlocked aud the inside found 10
be all q. K. II has given vry general satisfaction here.
The above Safes belonged severaiiy to Messrs. Mat
twews & Co. and Mr. z. u. Catherw0od. who thus, tho
everything else was destroyed, through this instrument
taHty preserved their invaluable 49, and papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

The Hon. Anirew Stewart is confined to
ans room, IA Ouontown, Pennsylvania. by a
severe attack OF Bronchitis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
& Cutlery

~ subscriber has Just received his fall stock Of
. Hardware and Cutlery, comprising The best assort.
lneni OF every Thing in The line, which will he sold eth.
or al wholesale or retail al reduced prices.
now SAM'L NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Retgtous Manufacturing Associution.-
The tendency OF large manufacturing estab-
lishmenls to i~rreligion, has led to the starting
OF one in West Springfield, Mass, on a new
plan.
The directors and agents are 10 be religious
tnen, and 40 pelson will be employed who
uses prolane language, violates tide Sabbath.
diiths Intoxicating liquors, or Is in any wey
known 10 be immoral. The boarding houses
"hl be kept by piuus persons, aud d church
opened wien The factory comnences, Tor the
use 81 those employed. Ii Is intended as an
establishment whete Christian parents may
safely place lheir sons and daughters.
LEGISLATIVE SNEEZING The Swan.
nah Republican ofihe oth inst perpetrates
The following joke
II will be seen by reference 10 our tele-
sruphic head that Mr., Calhoun took suulr
Yesterday about 2 o'clock r. NJ. whereupon
l29 members OF The South Carolina Legisla-
ture sRct1ed.