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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
DANCING SCHOOL.

f1ROf. T.. w. JENNINGS resnectfnlly rive. ro,i,.
- 10 lls friends aud the Wheeling Ina, te
second 'eFm of his school far the ahve polite and ne
cessatS accomplishment, viii commence on Monday
enns pee An, lsis. at Congress Hail. and viii con.
tihue on Mondays and FRIDAYS
tours for instruction from 2 O'Clock 10 s 70, Ladies
anu IRON to 10 O'Clock for Gentlemen
Terms. s. tor Is Lessons
Mr. J. VIII teach Waltz and Polka Coilions in hi.
.c"ooi ana VIII give private lessons in aziur Pol.
No. rings, hornpipes, &c. to all tina, may favor him
with call ,o,sa -, ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
NEW GROCERIES.

NEW GROCERIES.
< BRf.S Molasses,
~ hid sugar,
J iierce Rice
Is hhis Chesnuis
100 hbls Green Apuies inst received md warrant.
ed 10 he Of late crop for sale ~ u IN JAMESON.
WANTED.-keg and Roll Butter. Lard Bulk Pork,
nseng. Dried Apples and Peaches, Deeswax Ginseng,
Timothy and Clover Seed. Jowls and country produce
generally. fdec I31 HNJAMIsON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
PENMANSHlP,

MIR. J d. WILLIAMS uid commence a
ll School OF Instruction in Peumanship
and S'yleographic Gard Marking Tor Ladies
in he building occupied by the Bud Presby
terrain Church, South Wheeling, on Tuesday
next, The 18Th inst. Instruction will be
gwen IN the most elegant style OF Prnmsn-
snip Tor ladies. Terms moderate. decl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
SUNDRIES.

SUNDRlES.
% Bo,es raisins baie almonds;
~ ~ drums figs; +" Ewalnuts
10 drums Suliana rasins; hsgs fresh fherts;
. casks Zaut currants; :" - palm nuts;
3frstis fresh dates; ? Tbs paper sheli'd almonds
keys malaga srapes . cases pine apple cheese
boxes fresh ciron; . do lquoriee;
? do do lemon peel, . bIs lemon in iuhe paste;
do do orange do do venlla do do:
90 do zig paste liquorice a. do:
do oranges: do lsmons;
Just reed and for sale low for cash by
MRS. NJ. BEATING.
dec2 Monroe 81. between Main aud Market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

COX AT THlS-Ail persons knowing themselves
I'D indebted to Geo w. Graham. deceased, must make
paymsnt before the first of January, the
old stand on Monroe street. as am legally authorized
TO settle the same If settlement is not made by that
time all the accounts viii he placed in the hands Of
proper officers for collection. Ldeolal ST FAIRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
VI AGAZINES.

vi W. AL .NIsS.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
ropEf's Lsdy's Book for January. lsIe .di,e1 hv
~ Sarah J. Hale, Grace Gfeena esd and e. A Cooley
th'l'dNed ana numerous embellishments. enq,sved
cover ~ W. Il. Fucker; Tue Seasons" e.utsin,as
i loui dibefeht designs. Title pase, BY Tueker-"The
snG s'eeiiness OF ?! different lowers.
Tue Dawn Of Love by A. q. Waiter
Flower piece, designed hy w 4 fucker;
An Equestrian fashion plate
Batter is ri1.-one Of Arthsr's characteristics.
Modei .tasrs, engraved Oh steel.
Mnslc-Time dice
kiiuesirianlsiu for The fsirsex.
cottage infnIiure-4 ensTavtacs:
efahani's AmsrtcaH Moathl, Aaragins for January
leis, one 81 tue best perocas published IN America
Safl"hs thiun Magazine, tor January, lr4s, con
tainins 70 pages Of letter press priaIing eta nne
Pa~t' three superb Mezzilints engraving, brsides .
other varied Illustrations
L'hef OF me above Mag.Li1es furnished by
. w, Is. NAkEMAN,
~. ~ Nan street wheeling, Va for s. per snnum,
or % cent per month ffec Of poAiage.
Fetsohs wishing TO ohisin eitheT the above Ma.a
zines "ond do well 10 call soo before the hrs, mum.
ueA - ehha'sseh. decl5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

Richmond, De-. 49,
The Legislature met to-day, and on the Sd
baIlo, elected John B. Floyd, Governor oil the
State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
- -----s--l---'-l-7
BUFFALO ROBES

sF9HlRD Lot Just received.-We can furnish them
= now BY the bale. robe or saddle cover Also Buff
iao over Shoes, by the dozen single pair No I09
Main street Tdecl.1 kIrp1 l. 4 caRR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

NO I'-T.
YIiE partnership heretofore existing between lame.
- barnett and James c. Smy lie IS hy mutual consent
ms hay dissolved and we would by this notice solicit
al, those indehiedi 10 the firm OF Barnett K smylie 10
eau settle their accounts either by note or otherwise
ihose having claims against said firm viii also haya
Their accounts ready for settlement
Wheeling, Dec. II, lSia-st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
CONSTABLE BURKE & cos

TMPROTE IMPERIsHABLE sALAMANnER
y SiFES, warranted Fire proof, AND entirely free
from damps mould secured by Chubhs Thief deiector
Locks. Also Nae's Powder aud Thief roof Locks and
Andrews Combination LOcks with 10000 changes. for
sale by THOS. &. CULBERTSDN
~ ruto
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
HOUSE

The motion o appoint d Committee relative
10 he Smithsonian Institute, was rejected.
A number Of petitions were then present
ed
Nj Henly moved that the Committee on
Finance be instructed, to enquire into the
cxpediency, of establishing branch mint 10
California.
The resolution ceding the land East Of the
Rio Grande, to Texas, was objected TO and
laid over.
The resolution relative to reporting was
debated until adjournment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

BUFFALO ROBES.
"A LOT Of ROBES just received direc, from Saint
- LOUIS for sale low. NICOLL a. CARR.
dec9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
BUFFAI,OS
NOTICE

BALES Buffalo Robes just reed aud for sale Chez
~ ny the bale robe or saddle cover hy
oci3l I6uS uNorr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
NEW VARIETY STORE.

INV AMI i 'oIOhEs.
JACOB HoRNBRoOk respectfully informs the eiti
zons OF Wheeling and vicinity. Boatmen, Pealars
ard others, that he has opened. in the new Monroe
onse hioos monroe street, large assortment ofeveiy
description of
VARIETY GOODS.
which he viii sell as low any other store west Of he
mountains. Among his stock may be found every v.
,icN OF small articles of domestic from PANTY
bihe 10 hutton mould either by The package or at
retail and he VIII be happy TO wait upo al
az tines Please call aud examine. decl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
RuEEALO RnRES

WE have commenced receiving our seasonabie stock
" OF Buffalo Robes. which inie to make into
over Shoes Saddle covers sell by the rotc Can at
No. 100, Main ST. fdec71 NICoi.L & CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

= a o. - THE subscribers beg leave TO iufarp,
fsIJ|zSr the citizens of W hesing .na its vjciniIy
~ u that they intend msnafa featuring Coache,
=. Carriages. and Buse,es OF every descrip'
non IA NE snop formerly occupied by Barnsl x sn,y.
iie one door North Of on Cheers hardware s,o,, :
Nt 'homsnn, ust from The East. where has been min
pa director OF Coach halldng some Of the ars.st
ssaHshments feels confident that can MAKE Coach
a. neal, good and cheap as any es ahishnent IN the
h'sa siatas Az Der woTk Nln be WARRANTED such as
this notice sets forIk
decls-y sMYLiE d cHoRMANN
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[. .ssSsM
L. ssassE|
e. o.
Correspondent, u The Pittsburgh Journal
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Dec. IL.
csKsNr rTTs

n
MIR Cameron presented a petition from
citizens OF Columbia county, Pa, praying
reduction If the Tariff
Mr. Dickens'n offered a resolution which
was agreed 10. inslruciing the Committee on
Post Office and Poslroads, respecting the moll
service.
On notion, the 3iih rule was suspended
so lar as relates to appointment by ballot, OF
! the remaining Chsifmen aud members OF
standing committees.
MIR King then pre,enieda paper containing
/ the remaining names. which was adopted as
follows:
MIR hannegan, chm of the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
Mr. Dickinson OF the Committee on Fl
narce.
Mr. Dix, Oh IN OF the Committee on Com
merce.
Adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

M ESSRS SANS K fLEatNG having sold their int
Avn rests in the Quincy Foundry 10 Messrs. Turo-
DoRE Noops and GgoEGE HkNILToS, the firm of Hanii
ton, Sands Co dissolved. The business will here
after be conducted under the style OF i,MiLTor oons
| CO., who hereby warmly recommended to
public patronage by the retiring partners All persons
indebted to the Old FIRM requested To settle their
counts, and those having claims present them for
| settlement. JOHN HAMILTON,
JOHN L-SANDS.
deco ANDREW FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
QUINCY FOUNDRY

- ENTLEMEN's CLOAK TAssELs- by Ex-
~ press, Gentiemens heavy rich Cloak rssscis; also
cherry cOlored safius and silks Z RHODES
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w. F. HAvEKMsyER, Mayo
THEo. r. De FsREsr.
Mn Epx

GLARKsoSS CRoLIUs.
The Evening Post says:
The Report Tor the last two DAYS shows
considerable diminution OF the disease. The
above new case is said TO be very mild one.
and the rumor that there was case OF ohole-
ra, in the city is without foundation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
Choice Gift Books and Juveniles

VIE subscriber has just reed the most heantif,l as
sofiment OF Present Books for old and Young ever
oHoteu IA 'his ei'y To enumeraie is impossible .uf
nee u 10 say, his stock consists OF Annals Puetiea
iassical and Miscellaneous works: Bibles and PRAYER
Books IN The richest styles ol bindings Afro Jnyenie
and Toy Books, IN endless variety
dsel JOHN II PuONpsoN t,,io,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

" ~, EAkL BLACK SOFT HATS In, -
iot AZ ~, "'ne corner at Mair and Uniaa .tr.,.t.
Mn add l,tah fesd aad Black ss0 II.,. ,,h
moan o'l 10" BY lac dezsn or ssasle lat
SD HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
Soft Shell Almonds.
RalslnS, &c.

heeiiug aud Belmont Bridge Comp,ny.
- ELECTION or MANAGERS
"a nE"1 LAX meeting OF the Stsck ho.ler. NJ ,at.
a. WIN 'e held AZ the Caunel Chamber ~
isse ~ " ncs'lns on Monday ihe frs. day of January
~ een me heurs OF twelve aud three o'rIoet
e' ust i-f he election Of nine man.ser. f,r ~,
~, .at, ana ioT other purposes By order OF M.
Argus copy. u's =. a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

mighty, by whom he was swinded out of his fortune
A barber named Mahan the leading oracle
Smiths wife has applied to the courts for the protec-
ton of the remnant Of their property.
The FOLKS in Cincinnati have recently been start
led by noises heard in an old WELL "The wicked flee
when no man pursueth."
wealthy rake, at Cincinnati, having lately insul-
ted three ladies, two Of them held him. while the third
gave him abundant satisfaction with cowhide.
The wheat crop in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and
Wisconsin, is said to be highly promising also in
western New York and the interior of Pennsylvania
KENTUCKY. The Maysyille Eagle, of the llth
inst gives account of tornado which swept
through Bracken and Mason counties, week before
last Fifteen barns In one neighborhood were blown
down, and their contents scattered or destroyed Or
chards forests barns, outhouses, hay-stacks and ev-
erythng in its track alike fell before the angry storm
Col. r. M. JOHNSON has announced himself as
noparty candidate for the Goyernorship of Kentucky
L. w. Powell is the Democratic nominee.
Out of 100000 children in Kentucky 100000 are
without school advantages This is greatly to be
GREETED.
WISCONSIN. The ship building business is car
ried on with great spirit at Milwaukee Some of the
new vessels it is sad are intended to come round by
the Canada canals to the Atlantic.
VIRGINIA. The Legislature of Virginia has vo-
ted swords to some ninety officers for their services in
the Mexican campaign. The same Legislature re-
fused to pass resolution of respect to the memory OF
the venerated Adams
There was a heavy frost at Alexandria, on Wednes-
day night last and ice formed about inch thick
FLORIDA. THE weather at St. Augustine, is
said to be unusually dry and vegetation is suffering.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
Domestic Gcmprn6.

NEW-HAMPSIIIRE A sad accident happened
on the new Railroad, Lebanon, last Wednesday.
While two freighted cars, loaded with something like
so tons of Railroad iron, were passing over what is
called "hog-back bridge" between Lebanon village
and Connecticut River the bridge gave way, and the
cars were precpitated into the Masonry River badly
njuring six or eight Irshmen, breaking and brusing
their limbs. Two or three of them it is thought will
not survive.
MASSACHUSETTS,. The specie circulation in
Massachusetts is estimated at $3.50 per head on the
population while in New Hampshire it is only 60
cts.
The wing Legislative committee have nominated
Daniel Webster for President, and published an ad-
dress in his favor.
NEW YORK.. THE RECEIPTS for freights and
passengers on the Erie Railroad have for the past
two weeks averaged $1,000 day.
1t is said the people of Buffalo compel every man
who erects dwelling house to set out shade trees in
front of it. under penalty of $25.
Two large fires occurred in Albany on Monday
last. Loss estimated ut 100000 of which about
$4,000 was insured.
"The most interesting portion of Mr.. Van Burens
remarks related to the great Democratic issue, the
preservation Of free territory from the curse Of slavery,
Upon this point he dscoursed for half an hour, en-
claiming the attention of the with irresistible
acts and reasonings. speech Of Nh Fan. Blu
rem.
NEW JERSEY. Tin ore has been discovered in
New Jersey-the only place in the United States,
cept one in New Hampshire
PENNSYLVANIA. The Pennsylvania Legisla-
ure has in effect abolished military trainings by pro-
viding that every person shall be exempt on the pay
ment of IS cents into fund, for the benefit of the
volunteer companies.
OHIO. Pascal B. Smith, merchant who moved
from New York to Cincinnati, witsabout 100000,
Joined set of knaves called "The Brotherhood" pro-
Tossing to hold direct communication with the Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
GorGt9ll Nems.
Five DAYS Later,
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

The steamer Acadia left Liverpool on the 8th, and
reached Boston on Sunday, at o'clock P. NJ.
Iretund-The commotion on the continent increases.
Ireland is in a state of great excitement.
The students of Trinity College, at Dublin, had
armed in defence of the government
- The repeaers continue to defy the law,
Dublin will soon be put under martial law, and arms
will be given up,
Many presses and men we're out for a Republic.
Notice was given by Sir George Grey, in the British
House of Commons the 9th, that he would, on the
morrow, bring in bill for the better security of the
crown and government Of the United Kingdom. This
referred to new law proposed for Ireland, and was
received with great cheering. This law will make
speeches writings tending to produce insurrection,
reasonable in Ireland, as they are in England. But
such law is not likely to cure famine, which is at the
bottom of all the violence. The European Times
says:
The distress throughout the country is daily increas
ing The most heOrt-rending and horrfying state
ments OF restitution appear in the local journals. In
one instance, at Galway assises case came before
Baron LEROY, in which two individuals had stolen a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
Weekly Receipts.

II Jyn4u, j, E,onayl ! G nya,,s, w Baldwin,
c Kiddor, Smons, ] Lane, F Burr, D Herrick Jr.,
S S Blanchard G II Litch, P Toman, ] Dwinell,
J Tucker S Smith, A w Nourse, 100 each; Dew
ey, M Kdder, d Grow, l,50 each; L Danforth, 500;
L Richmond per agency, 800; A Bigolow, &C; J
Clements, &c; w Perry, 55c; r Eastman, 25c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
}-1te0.

In Middlesex, April 28th, Miss Emily Herick, aged
% years.
In Post Mills, April DIST, Mr.. Benjamin Bachelor,
aged 81 years
In Springfield, April 18th, Mr.. Philip Cook, aged
e9 vnorS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
4tlnrrtG0.

In Montpelier, on the LIST inst, by Rev. A. Webster,
Mr.. Alonzo Flint and Miss Caroline A. Russell, both
of Nj.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
By Telegraph,
Now York, April 90 !
3 o'clock, P. NJ, :

The Prus8ian troops are advancing into IIolstein.
The King of Denmark has left Copenhagen to join
the army.
Hungary has declared herself independent and
chosen Arch Duke Stephen King. AT Bantem in
the Tyro the city had yielded to the provisional gov
eminent.
In Prussia, preparations for active. Serious
disturbances had broken out at ST Peersburgh. Some
disturbance at Cologne, but were suppressed.
The Secilan independent Parliament is in session
Large numbers Of troops are concentrating on the
Sandman frontier
The Austria and Sardinia troops approaching
each other in Lombardy, in the Ventan territory
Every defe is guarded to prevent Austrian reinforce
ments entering Italy.
Continental advces in Liverpool are much more sat
islactory than for some time. In Berlin several bank
ing houses have failed
Chartiss meeting was complete failure and passed
off quietly The special constables turned out
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, April 81.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, April q.
Reported from the Traueller.)
At market, 275 Beef Cattle, q pairs Working Ok
en-, AZ Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
PmcEs-Beef CatAe-Sales at 5,75, Sc, $50 1925.
Wor6ing Oren-Saes at $85, 100 and sos.
Co,cS and CalueS-Sales at SOL, %, 81, 80 and $S7
Sheep-$2,50, SO, 4, and Cone extra lot at So.
SUine-Sales quick at 10 l-2c per ID.
BOSTON MARKET, Monday, April a.
FLOUR. The sales to-day have been to limited
extent without change in prices. Genesee 637 o.
50, and good Michigan the samo Ohio and St. Louis
6,25 G,37, and unnspected do 5,97 6, per Dbl
GRAN. The market is good deal depressed
with limited sales Southern white Corn at as 49,
and yellow 81 SIC, superior 53c per BUSH Oats are
still scarce, and some superior 55c per bushel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

BEIYARE OLE IMPOSITION.

The greater the value of any discovery the higher is hold in
the Of the public and much proportion that public
designing ana dishonest men, vho like the drone the hive, have
selves but thrive and uxurae upon the earnings of the dese
ing
The extraordinary attending the use Of this medicine in
diseases OF the lungs and the many singular has effected
have rally attracted the attention of many physicians vel
the whole fraternity of quacksand caused unprnCped
name and appearance, or the genuine asam Some are called
"Symp Of Wild Cherry and Tar Cherry s. mp," " Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry" Wild Cherry Comfrey and
dry other compounds winch they attach long string of pus
But Of such nostrums know nothing. WlSFARS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY alone performs the cures. Let them
not deceive you
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by s. p Redfcld and 5. X Collins Montpelier Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-09-07
ALL THE ENruUsIasM.

Any one who has marked the meetings of the
Castles during the presen, canvass, mast be per.
fectly well satisfied that all enthusiasm and spi-
RI hasdeParted from the party On Friday night
last the Democratic Association met, and 4 more
iorlofn and fersaken-looking meeting never
graced the Court Room. Detection wss marked
On he ccun.cnaace ei The faithful; and IL betef
turnout does not soon take place, we may expect
dissolution Of the Club B. F. wAsulSoroS.
Esq. was called on to speak, and With evident
relueiance yielded to the call and DO wonder, for
where the use 10 spend what had doubtless been
the labor Of days before the few score who were
PRESENT. Mr. VS. speech was decidedly the
strongest that has been made BY any member Of
that party in the couniy,-no excepting the "dis-
tinguished" speakers at the Barbecue. Although
many Of his positions were entirely untenabIe,
yer hey were buili up with considerable ingenui-
", and would have done credit 70 the inventive
genius Of the oldes. seer in the party. There
were butfew 70 hear and we shall not trouble our.
selves with pointing out the numerous discre-
pancies in his speech
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-09-07
DAGuERREorYPEs.

Mr. JonN w. BEAR will remain onlya few
more days IN our place, and we advise all
who desire life like counterpart of them
selves to give him an early call No ar
fist of superior ability has ever visited us,
and indeed we doubt much whether more
skillful operator can be found any where.
Parents should avail themselves Of the OPP
portunity Of obtaining likenesses of their
children, and friends would do we'll to a.
vail themselves of Mr., BIS presence
His apparatus isof the most approved con-
stfuction, and he enjoys a thorough know
ledge Of every recent improvement in this
wonderful art.
Mr., Bear has taken over two hundred
Pictures since his sojourn in Charlestown;
yet there are many more who should 9se-
cure the shadow ere the substance fades
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-09-07
a MIRAcULoUsEscAPE.

An accident occurred few miles above
Winchester on Thursda last, which ter.
minated very luckily fot lhc person inter.
csted. It appears that wagner, whose
wagon was loaded with wenty-four bar,
reis OF hour, in attempting to step from
his saddle-horse on the bngue of the wa
gon, fell, and was precittated under one
Of the wheels The vii y passed over the
left groin and breast up } the right shout.
der blade, where it ca ght and dragged
him some fifty yards. rhe horses being
stopped, aud the wagoar relieved, what
was the establishment oflll to find that in.
stead of mangled cobsc, the man was
not seriously injured any particular,
complaining only of fechg bruised by be-
ing dragged over the tdnpike
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-09-07
POLITICAL DIscussEsSs.

The peopieof Frederick have hS.ly had ad-
dresses from some eminent gen'iesyfn' on INC
political topics q the day.
-lAay sxeajpg Us fSs esa 3, 81 ..ssss
2, re'erSburg and BY HrssrW. NV, - y
anofia, bnih Of whom Acquired. thr,n..iv..
1 handsomely. Mr.. Dagis las, niv1. r,r. -.
MUD speech sssreaf power and el.,,1.n,. =.
On MopSt general discussia,..Ss. -,
on bs,~sen Messrs. Penal,--- - spepcr and
t-sassr Of JeG.---- Oh the Whig.sid and
siessrs. Miilson Of Norfolk and E.diuver- az
jefferson on the Loco side.
A. an evidence Of the interest fell "a the oeea-
SION, u may be mentioned that The psople IN 4
dense mass, Notwithstanding the inl.f,,se heal or
me day, stood for six hours in the Coat House
and then three hours in the street On from, Of
Sewers Hotel, to listen 10 an encounter between
these able dispuiants.
Whatever the Democrats may cIsim fand
ihey have alwaysready at hand clasi.orous few
70 raise a shout whenever their champions recov-
er IRON stunning blow, y We are sure ahe Wings
bare every reason 70 be gralined-foT never was
logic facts and eloqncnce more signal;y display
ed than BY their speakers, and never before had
unprecedented men better opportunity Of iudg
Ing between sound argument and mel:s declama-
lion than on this occasion. WeNEeser saw a
party more willing to end the contest; than were
he Democrats In this instance.