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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
A CARD.

RF1he undersigned bes leave To announce to their
Il friends who have hcen waiting 10" the arrival of
then wa t. and TO the public, that they now in re-
ceip of an invoice OF i3 packages containing assert
nIent OF WHITE GRANITE AND mos SroSs; fLowING
Blue, CANTos BITE; MuLLBEERY, and a part OF TIER
selection of LIGHT BLUE Ware.
rms lot of very choice quality. much superior To
any heretofore brought thl CITY, sud of sha pes
and styles. SWEENEfS AND BELL.
Nos aud q. Monroe st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
Hy WIN. solr. $50, MAIN ST.

NEW BUUr & SHOE STORE.
Called The Philadelphia Cheup Cash Store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

rN CIiANCERY--In the Circuit Superior Court Of
z Law and Chancery for Ohio county III the state Of
Virginia; NJ.
EErW FEN Robert Morrison, executor, and Eliza
beth W Morrison executrx OF the last will and Tesla
ment OF Joseph Morrison, deceased toafLAISANTs,
AND Austin Peay. William Augustus Peay, Henry
Allen Ezaeh French, executrx, and refer u French,
executor of w lillian French, deceased, Henry nlnrton
Francis Is Hornhrook, Thomas Hornhsook, John
Clarke, James Clarke, Henry Moore, John w Gil,
executor Joseph Gill deceased Imam Ross George
Nnodflrd Ross, Joshua Peay, Lloyd Howard and ran
cr his wife Elizabeth DE Baptse, and Jul eIne DE Bap
tiste. hsfENpaNs;
The defendants in the above named cause are hereby
notified that the depastons OF Andrew Taylor NeCod
aud nthets will he taken al the office of Crooks
smith harrsters the city of Toronto III the Province
of canada ON Monday the slst day of Aug. next be
ren the huuIs of eight O'Clock NJ and seven O'Clock
N 10 be in evidence in the said cause On behalf
- ssid complanauts. And IT, from any the TAX
in. of SAID deposions shalt not be commenced, or he
;,, shalt not he completed on that day, the
iaE ms thereof will be adjourned from time 10 time I'M
81 the same shaiIbe completed
rhe efendants also hereby notified that the
denositions sf Redck Mckee, Charles ID Knox and 9Th
orr AZ m lie taken in said cause gu behalf OF said com
oIanan,s at the office of Lamb & Russell, aornies al
10 m Inc civ of Wheeling in the stale OF Virginia
o. Nnnday the twenty first day of Aug. next. between
li'nrs ~ ei hi @ clock A NJ aud seven o'clock NJ
AND tereaite Tie SINE place by appointments from
"n'o W ' LAMB AND RUSSELL.
July 10, 1913. sol. ior saa 0ompiahahs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
For SALE.

- GOOD FARM containing One Hundred and For
IA ty-hye acres on which IL a tolef able good Dwell
49,. Ram Smoke house, and Spring house. Also a
rood ,rchard OF excellent apples, together MIR var'e
IL of other fruit. The farm y situated IN MaIshr'
u,,tv Va seven mites from W heelins, aud 34ths OF
n mile from the ONO river IL adl"ins The lands O
Hrri Nc Meehen aud David Nc .ieehen Eslrs. and wa
hr sold at a fair price. For further paieula'sehfu'
-, Rem NeMeeben ESQ. OF Of the subscriber.
% III s,y WM. A McMECuEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
FAMILY GROCERY.
No. |.

~ II. WOOpNoN Wa
Ss ard now o.Eers at 234
streets, the most perfect
for family use, ever ofere
none excepted, which lie "
prices. liousekeepers and
ted to call and examine.
To all parts of the city free
Old Gov Java and Rio COTE
10 chests su I'm Gun powde
young dyson and blk tea
from 80 10 1850 per ID
6h'xs Irish chocolate froi
~ te IL per pound
6 boxes bakers bronIa an
Cocoa
. do chocolate sticks, drop
and paste
case Vooisey and Woo
sey's double refined l0a
sugar
9 Ibis DO do piIlveriZed an,
crushed loaf sugar
6 do DR. James ret loaf d
81 do very superior NO do
lpipe pure Boston syrup
5 bbis sugar u m0lasSes
30 do \ Orleans do
80 bxs white pepper Tor Ia
bile use
20 do root ginger
50 do common ginger
! bill ground pepper war
I.2 do ginger (warranted)
4 ke.s pure ground CHINA
mon, cloves, allspicc an,
cayene pepper
10 do pepper, allspice, Glove
nutmess and mace
| do tIerce rice
box rice flour
50 lbs pearl barley flesh
100 lbs cat meal
90 ilis pearl sage
hxs naccaroni
hX English split peas
= bi'is Pitts soda, sugar, Bo'
ton, Lutter aud waite
crackers
3kegs coriander, canary an
caraWay seeds
6 hxs fancy coiored whit
patent wax sperm an
star candies
Rousci's superior rose an
almond shaving cream
Circasslan, rose, almond an
English windsor soap
& hXs variegated bar soap
3 do CASTLE do
50 do GAINESVILLE aud Gin d.
! do Cincinnati starch
3 do pearl starch very sup
3 doZ supr sage cheese
IL do small Eng dairy do
case Holland do
3 do inc apple do
600 lbs Western Reserve d
| case Woodruif's tabl
sat in boxes
~ hbl carbonate soda
81 lbs tartaric acid
5u do cream tartar
cask sala"atus
It'll sal soda
do alum, do cOppera
madder, indigo, lOgwooG
chalk and rosin
u doZ scrub brushes. assorI
II do Hacking do do
5 do white wash, sweepiI,
and busters
3gross Mason's challeng
black ing
rs hath brick
) has burlington herring
10 do Scotch do
90 bbls family Roe and N
] herring
g. do family Roe herring
Msckerel Nos l, 9, 3, by IN
bbi or retail
No | salmon and shad
Family -four, rye flour
Corn meal, Louisville lime
Sugar curis hams, sides an
shoulders
dried beef aud tongues
fresh butter and lard
ait, nails, window glass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
TRUST SALE.


TN conformity with provisions of deed of Trust
- executed to me by Lawrence p Deford. dated the %
day Of June ls4 and of record in the CLERKS office Of
4S, will offer for sale, at public Monday
the IN day of August next, (that being day.
the front door oil the court house of Ohio county for
ready money. all that part LOT of ground with
the appurt enances, situated on Cherry Alley in the
City of Wheeling and founded follows. viz on the
north by Cher Alley which il fronts the west
by an alley running from Cherry Alley Ifnisn street.
and on the East by lot nuraher hundred -xteen
ll6) conveyed by Noah Zane to the town of Wheeling
for the use of a schoo house
Selling ~ trustee viii convey only such title as 10
vested in me by said deed Of trust
Jy SHERRARD CLEMENS, Trustee.
r HAVE for sale seine bargains in the way of
Real Estate in the city Of Wheeling and Ian, IN
the country and those wishing to purchase let their
sums he large or small, would do well to make carly
ePphcaton as the owners DESTROYS TO sell, and |
would sell the land i'll small parcels and divide the lois
10 suit the Purchasers. small payment will he regui.
red in hand and balance time. JOHN GOSHOBN
Wheeling, Je5, 4S. Real Estate A CERT
FARM FOR SALE
= WILL sell nv farm of one hundred and one acres
- situated in Belmont county, Ohio opposite the up
per end of Wheeling Island. There is about ifty FIVE
good Springs aud Young orchard some 80 or 100 Ap.
pie rees besides Pears peache Plum and Cherry trees
and Grape Vines bearing. The face Of hill fronting
the river is well calculated for gscipg the coal
VIII sell the above at reasonable price and good
terms. Appyto JNO K BOTSFORD
mariS I'm Wheeling
u | will also sell Congress Hail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EnW ARD ANDERSON,
FRANKLIN ANDERSON.

rISSOLUrION OF PARrNERsHIP.-The partner
- snip heretofore existing heiween Is Connolly aud
r " ade, under The hrni OF CuSNELLY Il WADE, was
dissolved on the LIST inst by mutual consent. II is desi
Tale that all those having accounts either against in
favor of the firm, will make Immediate settlement.
Is + CONNOLLY,
Aprl2 JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

80, KEGS Pure Pittsburgh LIE al, for sale al me man
{N) ,..,.,a,,. nriee nv PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

1000 rs rRYORS Fault.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR RENT

| ar, 1aciro,rc to sell my farm near Wheeling
"'i' 49, '''' and will sell il together in
parcels, to suit purchasers, and accommodating
terms. jan 22---tf 4 JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

ysnE business of the FIRM will be conducted by th'
suhscr ibers heretofore under the old style OF w
Il T. n snN 4 To.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr. 278 Main st.
AS the pleasure of informing his customers and the
- public generally that he has opened his entire
stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
To which he respectfully invites their attention. lie
takes pleasure in presenting the following as part of
his stock, which he hatters himself the public will call
and examined having had strong proof already that many
of his customers pleased with them. The following
is part Of his stock:
Linen and Canbiet Iustres in plain and cross bars.
BIZ Satin Plaid Delphine and changeahle Armorine
and plain silks, Plain and printed Berazes. Printed
Lawns in great variety. very cheap Earlsfon, Man
chester and other styles of Gngans IN all coloTs, sPr
Fancy Silk aud PLAIN Gloves, for Ladies and misses
Cotton Hose in variety for Ladies and misses very
cheap. Fancy Bonnet Ribbons tile cheapest in the city
etc. etc. my5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

-. -. IL 49,
III ESPECTFULLN informs the Ladies' and Gentle-
As men of feeling aid vicinity, that he mas opened
DAGO ERREOrhPE rooms over the fost ONCE where
he VIII execute keuesses ia superior manner Please
call aud examine his collection of specimens Portraits
and NJ Inlaiures copied je22
FRI ITS NUTS &c.
Z M BfCK III, al ..r ate arm OF i.uksss 4 Bekci,
has Just and offers Tor sale ckaaI, whole
sale or retail
/ bale Bordeaux Alwauds. Shales Eng Nalnuts,
3 50 Ground Mats, Stu eocoanuls apll
.iI.ks Fouisrds, Tissues Berages and iawns, afge
~ lot and OF the new styles just reed BY
Aprl0 CHAPLiNE q THOMSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
WOOL.
Lyle IAN REED r co.

Successors to Reed, Hurd q Co.. .-.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BOSTON,
NPParticular attention paid to the sale of Woor,
and liieral advances made an consisnnients
myI6
GREAT CLOTHING ESFA BLlSH MENT.
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE,
NO, Jos CHESNUT STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH, NORTH SIDE
PHILADELPHIA.
To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-
CHANTS.
Many years experience in business has saistied me
that pCtFGN6 in NEWSPAPERS without having any as
sortment to hack il is all HuMBuG. |, therefore have
come the nation OF having the FHLADELPiIA
W .RDRoBE well stocked with all kinds of CLOTHING,
aud at such prices will please ALL In proof OF what
say, invite look in the Wardrobe where can al
ways he seen handsome and extensive assortment
of G.SrIEMENs CLorHiNa, lie found in the city.
Remember the PhiIadeiplua Wardrobe.
PERRY X. McNEILLE,
No i0j Chestnut ST Philadelphia.
B-A large stock OF piece goods Oh hand. Gar
ments made To order al the sho test notice hi.6-3in,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

fourth cheap for cash le1l
DISSOLUTION.
eT9HE partnership hereto existing between William
Anderson Edward Anderson, Alfred EVANS, aud
Franklin Anderson. under the firm of W Il ANDERSON
4 Co was dissoiv ed April Isl, by mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
Mayl FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

COOKING STOVES.
'VHE Subscribers have just received an assortment OF
L Parry Scott AND Cos Coos ing Stoyes families requir
ing cooking would do well 10 hook az these before
ur chasing elsewhere, they constructed with
peel al reference to Il e hcrnins of coal.
Any person purchasing one of these stoves, and find
ing trial TO fail in meeting their exectat ons,
mted to return the same. bhACN ANo KNOX.
June 81, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

SOFTEN & SANKEY'S Pure Steam Refined Candr
Supar fiuins and other confectionery. Who would
moi save at least % per cent by purchasing article
warranted equal 10 the best naDifscIured IA TINS
cQuntrvf We sure 10 keep Hcusotner, alter nav
ing made for the first ine-why sperfect satis'ac
lion Is given both ia uaiity aud prce-and put dp
our confectionery in boSss of Is lbs aud upwards ex'
pressly for the southern and esiern markets
list OF prces can e a, The Office of this paper.
sPoirEN l. ST tNi.EY, No. lis, Bowery N. Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
w.,,, s,,e Pickle Warehouse.

WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST 2i7 Front st. New
York. manufacturers of every species OF Pickles, Pa
serves Jeies. Jams, catsups, sauces. Syrups, Tor
dials Pas,es patent preserved fresh meat. Fish, We
Yetahles, Fruits aud importers OF French and span
sh Olives, Capers, East and West India Condiments
etc. etc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

bAkD BRo. maRufaetureIs Of their Premium ma-
mond Pointed Gold Pens aud cold and silver Pen
and feneiicases. Also, manufacturers of their eee-
traied Fountain PENS, patent secured, with which a
page or more NAV be written with once dipping the
pen 10 ink used extensively by professional aud
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
Primo Fore Mandatory and Ware Room.
No. 49,. Ebi rid 4 vemuc.

ii WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment of
choice Piano fOres. frrm six 10 seven Octaves in e.
legant Mahoshany and Rosewood cases. all OF which
manusc u red under his supervi sion and fol
sale on Teas nable terms.
BY devoting his personal attention to the touch and
tone ofhis instruments, which have heretofore heeu
considered unrv allied, he will edeavor to maintain.
ter previous reputaion and respectfully snlcis an
eva ninaiun from professors amateurs anu the puhic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

| lSDURATISG BUiLDINe MATERTALs.-Oar
attention having heen called to an advertise
menl OF MIR. Hdtchlnson'a inluratel stone,
( &c,, we We're induced 10 visit the office, aud
I anoug the extraordinary discoveries OF the
present day By which materials OF ,he m ,st
humble prc,euslo on, III Woras OF art ar render
ed u The utmost utlhty-the most refractory
subsiduces made to bend 10 The power Of
scifuiflc research, and many productions,
which have or ages been thrown away as use
less orough INTO the mlsi eShsqS n oT., -
Uaufulllary not TO say magical metanornhnsis
Is ELECTED. than the opt ration pafenfeI he
Nj William Hutchinson, by which plaster of
Pans Bath, Caen, AMI Other soft stone. chalk
wood, pdste0Jdrd, and, in tact. any other ma.
'ef''i, Is rendered hard as metal. receiving the
"'s' niluiaAl polish. and made abs 3lutely
lhPenshdo'e from atmospheric action. YER
h'i"' &c, ihe purposes 10 which tins ~
,eu' con De applied are innumeIable. The
Afsl ldra OF me pateuIee was the indur,tion
OF the softer and more common. and almost
useless stoues tor the purpose of oaviog bnt
81 complete was his success. lhsl ha soo,
took ioliier view; aud has rendered The onsr.
alton not only applicable to all common o,,r-
poses Tor which stones and states are n.ed !,
ou'Iins--sueh as paving. both Internal and
external window -sllis, cisierns, Gttings of
danles, &c, but now applies the oners,ion
10 all the higher works OF art Plaster ri pr
Is casts, oi the most elaborate designs in bn.t
relieves architectural ornaments, fonts and
ornamental llooriugtor churches, trelli, work
iur oaiconles, ornamental nhstands. * are
rendered lmperlshable BY the operation of The
elements, aud hand and tough d, metal Srnln.
tors who may SO choose may work m Bah q,
Caen stone, or even chalk, and the production
VIII be rendered superior to marble. and in
all these operations the finest edges of IN c,'t
llues are preserved, aud not chisel mn
Is lost. Inspecting specimens OF MIR Huh,
lhs0ns works, We were shown slab of Nh
hue sandstone, from ronbrdge Wel!s-so
so'', that II might be rubbed INTO powder nv
lhe hdnd-rendered hard as granite am. ru,,y
liAe Dell; numerous plaster OF Paris oyo'p
heuls ana busIs, ,netanorphosed into brnnls
granite, and party colored lnarbl-s-.irtIn
water ana 6as pipes, made from Bath stone
cua'h OF paper, hand as granite, and poliSbaJ
internally tihe marble, IN fct. the resnIts ~
lne oPr f1'i"ns are most extraouiuar, Ian.
40" -h''''ng Journal, for april.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

The CHOLERA AT ST. PETERsBURG-f he
number of cases oil cholera at st Petersburgh
from the time ii broke to the 23d ut. is 5O53
On the 23I there We're 2,G06 patients remain
Ing over A letter from 81 Petersburgh in the
Boston Advertiser, says:
The Streets are fall of funerals. The com
mou people have taken up the old suspicion
OF poisoning, and several old women and Tor
eigners have been attacked aud i'll used by the
mob, though generally soon rescued by he
police. Two Engiishmrn were violently as
sauited while endeavoring to protect poor
woman bat they soon routed their ASSISTANTS
by their pugiistic skill.
Ga Saturday, July lst the Emperor ad.
dressed the people in the Haymarket Square.
very energetiealy, and declared his detefmi-
nation 10 let no instance OF sediton pass un-
punished. A detachment OF troops from their
SUNNI cncampment, to act as oceasion may
require Several OF the rioters have been sem
fenced to severe punishment aud sent to the
galeys, Public prayers have been offered in
the streets, &c.
Mr. Chambers, the Secretary to the Empress
died of cholera last week at Pelerhoif, where
we hear there are many cases, as also Con-
standt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

The following authentic anecdote OF Gen.
Taylor shows that he regards the common SOL
der as having rights equal to the officer, and
will do justice as quick to the poor as the
rich. l. hat is what we call Democrat. Who
calls it anything else:
CROUCH AND READY Its ORIGIN
The origin of the title Rough and Ready"
as applied TO Gen. Taylor is not, we believe,
generally known. 1t originated in this wise;
An officer called upon Gen. Taylor, on bust
ness lieyas dressed in full uniform and
was evidently as proud oil his feathers a any
peacock Having assumed the seat designa
ted by General Taylor, he was commencing
statement OF his business when private
soldier made his appearance at the entrance
of the tent Immediately Gen T. requested
the officer to delay amoment, until he attended
to the soldier, whose time was not SO much
his own was the officers. Gen. I. then
took the soldier aside. heard his business, at
tended to it; and dismissed him The officer,
highly indignant, that the General should
cause him TO wait, while he attended to a prl
vate soldier, had risen to depart and soon
as the General turned TO nlm, he made his de-
parting bow and passed out of the tent with
GU telling his business As he got outside of
the tent, he gave vent t. his pent up wrath,
and muttered. III accents hoarss with passion:
I'D rough TO which the soldier, who
was at his side, pr4mpIly replied; id
ready" The officer, attempting % resent the
liberty the soldier had taken in replying TO
his angry ejtcuation the thing got wind, and
theuceiorth Gen. Taylor was designated
q Rough aud Ready"
Saslbypille (Ky) News
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
mn FRANKLIN NO. 2.

This new and beautiful boat Is now iea'!
for her first trip and leaves this morning az
O'Clock. for Cincinnati She is capaple o'
carving AGO tons down stream, ana oil ac-
comnolstipg with slate-rooms VI passen-
cers vet will tnm on 20 inches water. she
Is Jointly owned by Capt John M'Lure, IT,
who will command her, Mir Williams, clerk
and MI Wilson, Engineer A pe''efese'
of officers are not on the river.
The engine is perfect, from the ha'os o'
Messrs. Philips, her hull by DunieVy q
M'lnre. har cabin By Haues. and furnished
by Mendel * Harbour. Everything Is III
perfect order. and there is no better or pref
Tier boat on the river; nay, there Is MOI
more convenient perfect or splendid ooa'
running the water and she is an out aud out
Wheeling boat, and finished IN the most I'D
eral style.
We visited her last evening with a large
party OF ladies' and gentlemen, and we read
II, Supposed that in trip ON her, hihg
phjajpe might cease to mourn bis palace ano
bis throne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
FACToRY EIoTS.

Yesterday eur SISTER ,iiy. Allegheny. was
The scene of Fl ntitroi those Factory Riots,
wai.h r,alered her somewhat notorious Two
wears goo. Ever since the first o. July, when
The Ten Hour Law, rs IL i called went into
operation. the Cotton Factories IN that city
have been standing idle. the operatives. as
they have right to do, standing out Tor the
ten hours. and HE Factory proprietors asset-
ting their inability, on the ten hour system 10
compete with eastern mills which work l.
hours
A portion Of the hands are willing to GO TO
work. at the old time. and bad entered into
contract 50 to do, as the law requires. aud
yesterday (Nlonday) morning the Penn Facto-
~ was started with respectable number OF
hands, though not full. Those OF the opera
tives favorable 20 standing out together with
a crowd of men and boys not connected with
the Factory, gathered around the mill and
end througout the forenoon contented them
selves with no further demonstrations than
throwing of stone through the windows &C.
cdsonally, and shouting and hootiug at those
within. They we've waiting for the dinner
hour to arrive, when they expected the hands
working would 90 home to dine as usual
But in this they were mistaken, They had
brought their dinners with them, and when
the doors were not opened and no one came
out. The fury OF the rioters then broke loose
and attack was made both IN the rear OF the
building on lssbelIa street. and on the river
front. The fence soon gave way when the
rushed into The yard and commenced an at
tack upon the doors with axes and poles
Oue of the duos soon Welded to the blows OF
the Infatuated Anazons, and the rioters car
ried the factory by storm. All The other doors
| al, and the
| building was soon filled with the Rioters.
who commenced throwing out OF the window
| the dinners of the workhands, together with
/ bobbins &c Through the exertions OF some
/ men who had influence with attacking party
Iine was formed. aud the hands who had
| been OF ork were permitted 10 pass out, a
mld the shouts and jeers and SCOTS of the RI
oters Having thus succeeded III their object
by putting stop TO work IN the mill, the
rioters retired TO the streets again. where they
hung around the mill most OF the alter
moor. RECALLED with an occasional harangue
bv some of their leaders aud one or more
fights
The Mayor of the city and police, the Sher-
if OF the county with his posse, were pre-
seut but were wholly unable TO protect the
property or prevent the rioters from an en-
trance We reglet to hear that Nh Logan, one
Of the proprietors Of the mill, was badly in
iuIed b, a cut or blow in The iaee, aud that
/ Weiglry, one OF the mayor police. was quie
seriously injured by blows and cuts with
knives The windows in the east end o. the
building are pretty badly shaterel, and we
understand some warps, Sc, were cut. The
machinery, we believe. is not injured, except
BY the stones rotten eggs, &c, which came
through the window.