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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

Passed Midsh,pman, Robert Emmett Hooe, of the
u. S. Navy, has, we learn, by the sentence of a Naval
Court Martial, lately held at Pensacola, been suspended
from duty, on Aay pay, for the space Of two years.
HIS offence, We understand, was want of respect for
Commander Levy, &c.-frcdriehsGurs arena.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07
Mr.. VAN BrEEN'S REPLY.

Hon. VI. Vas BrRES, President I. S.,
Eashtnvt0n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

ANrE oituNIAS NAVAL AEcnirrcrrEr-A ia,k
has emily hcsa published IN Is--dun By Iieui R,,i
"rd X. y. seriously recommending tie form ara d.
merSionS Of Noah's Ara, the best model for oc,op
sIeam'oais The eu;l.or reasons out hs case in per
icci eoad faith, apParc nv ronyicIed himself n La
shall tIl to convince others The ark is described 10
have been three hundred cnhi,s in lerr,h 6Gv IN
breadth. and thirty in height :; and by some cnn,no,
ia;ors rechuned TO ha, rcd about 81 eco TONS
Our nolem Lieutenant thinks a Seam.ark. of obort
10000 tons nUd bsilt OF irun. would answer fur all
reasonable purposes fttavol.
lie thus vi1dirAics. 10y mo Tern instances The firm,
Of the ark It uus.'cd 20 navigation:
As many have cx.r, ssod iheir surprise ms 20 tie
square and ohlong share Of the Ark hecansc il il not
risiumiry ships in this asion nevertheless thu
ule rush-5oN IL which the infant Moses noaicd and
wa rescue by Pas abs daughter in the waters of
he Nile. was alter h,is construction. The vessel or
h1rlue where Dame confined with her child lry
AcrisIns. was vt this description The haranss which
the X mans called Rates OF this figure Bat We
have no &c clSion 90 go ilNn 10 hc Tine of ph1rnah
"a prove ihc form aad the construction Of the Ark
When II i borne IN mini that This description of vessel
= very common in the present day. The largest bar
ges that navigate mp and dow The Seine from Igayra
Rnucn. &c. To Paris many of them IN this build
The may be observed rs 10 lac btrrcs That 90
oicn. and down To Galaiz in the Blrck Sea and 10
bring the matter still clearer The views OF enr read
ars the sna harges the Thames which are, seen IN,
n"h shoals about London Bri2gc are prcci.ey of Tho
same form ami build.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
"Br,lyiauf Erea,, -

a Fedora! print s!aies that Mr. Van Buren's Al
mnsira'ion has been TOO brilliant and successful IA,
opposition 10 be made 10 II. Some ilLnatrrcd yybis
has been PrIns iR'o the Administration 10 osccrf,r
some o! The most brilliant events Of this ever Ia I
iauded party lie bus asceriancd ihe following.
Cocoa captured b. ueachcry--lied i'm prison
General commercial embarrassment and distress
Throughout the county.
Trade panlyscd.
Pr=ince deprecated in value
Introduction Of Blyodlounds into Torid,
Tremendous dc'a cations by public officers
Extensive smuggling, TnRoUGmOur rug NEW YonK
C,srOM HOtsE
Posi- Oiice Department burnt
\ detachment 81 siN men On FI,rila of,,cLoJ H.,
aud sca!ped two lndiaus-oEe a sgpaU
Representatives Of New jersey refused ndrnittance
into Congress
bisgraceiu sqnaLblos in The House Of Repr.4co,o.
lives.
Treasury Shinflas'crs issued
French Bstsiead purchased fOr the President 10 ro-
pose
Amos Kendall editor Of the Extra Globe.
p S.-'Thefe will be at least one u,ore briil,.nt
event before the eNpraionpf Mr. Van Bufcn's term
"llysicrcs 81 tho Globe msn caused by reading the
election returns next Novcmber"-PAH Ina
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

ADMISSIONS or THE ExEAY"-Ex C:oycrnn, Hin.
OF view hampshire one Of The most zenbns friends
OF TIC present Ma ional Administration besrovs n, a
iaie number Of las Farmers Visitor The following ,ll
mefi'ed compliments upon two OF his political oppo-
.nis. "PP'
MIR webster. m the speech this day published dis.
eoNers not oaly the talent bu the true tact of tho great
man Like Henry B'Ougban Of England. who said
'ha Tie most valuable acquisitions OF his whole EC.
would be laken away by celebrating the first three
wears 81 his existence, we think the foundation az
Damel WelsIers cmincnce better laid in the Der.
sonai toll and information gained an his fathers farm,
~ early life than ia all his subsequent classical sim
dies and literary industry.
lie genius of Henry Clay is ntuiive; and when II
bnfss spontaneously iruR the ettors thrown around
W prejudice u forces itself into the Channel Of right
ana justice. We have personally observed this ON
seNtrai casons; bat never have we been more graf
ihed ~ INC exhibition han on tho occasion Of lafo
debate N the Senate of Tho United Saies growing ont
OF report Of Mr. Buchanan Chairman Of the Com
m'1ice on Foreign relations. on the disputed North.
Eastern boundary between this country aud Great
Britain We admire the tone Of feeling exhibited on
hc occasion by the veteran Senator feeling which
does equal credit 10 tic heart which prompted A. t tho
country, and 10 The administration 10 which he Is ou
posed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

great gathering of the Wings took place At Yves,
CnUn. IN the neiEhhoring county &c Adams IN Ohio.
on Thursday. From 1000 to 1900 of the bone ami
sinew of the country were present and united IN the
proceedings 81 the day. very handsome and i'm DO
sung procession Turned. with appropriate lanne r.
anu fine band of music. and having marched thrnn-
the principal streets halted under the fine shade
trees of the court house yard national salute or %
guns was frcd-whcn the officers of the Meeting
one President. b Vice Presidents and Seer, tlrcs
were appoinind- The Rev Mr. Meek OF the Mciho.
dist Episcopal church, after few patriotic rem,rkS
offered an earnest aud ferveni PRAYER ip he God O.
naiiss for his protection direction and blessing Mr.
Barrier from the appropriate committee read series
oi .trpng and energetic resolutions wicis were adop.
ted without dissenting soice. The meciinr was
then succcssiyey and elpqn.my addressed by George
Ceilings, Esq, of this city. EI-g3vcrnor Mrrcalir oi
keniucky. the III N. 4. Beatty. %; Mason conaiy and
by Mr.. Bear the Ohio Blacksmith. The speakers
were frequently interrupted by the onibnrss Of pop,.
lar feeling which their remarks ELECTED Several NJ
the former supporters of Mr. Van Buren, came up. a
the conclusion Of the last address, nnd formally united
wI'h the wings.
Old Adams, heretofore strong Jackson and Van
Buren, county. is far Tevoluionsed thai our Whr
friends slnguine of running closc The heels oi
their opponent Il hey do not of the yic,nrs-
lLGysriHc Eagle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04


BoGapVISs.--- NJ dear said Mr.. Ir-rn 10 her
husband oae 'rnas. -, he a,csi borro.yct
from Alf. Riack few days sg,. alrcss aud We
mist bake t)-no cow"
%well." said her D. island. send and borrc.v
half bu.hel at Mr., whites lie scn,fJ tie mill ye-
,erJay.''
=" And whcIr u comes. shall return The peck
borrowed noro Ihan .nOnih ago, from Tho Widow
GIayr"
Me- said the husband srufTy. sic srni for
II when she wants IL Jvhs do ,cd 90 DOWN ~ Mr
Browns and ash him Ia lend me hs axe 20 chop
wood this orcncon oars IL dur and saw him gr NIL
ing his last night And James. do YOU 70 g. Mr.
Clarke end ash ham to lend IN. o ham1cr--and o.
you hear you may we'll bosro, lev nai-. While
yUu are about a."
little hoy now enters ard saws: Father semi
me TO ask il You had done with his hoe. which Won
borrowed Il week ago Last "Wednesday; he wants Il,
use it
'Wants hrs h.e. chilj' What can he want with
a. have not halt done with u yct-bui ifhe want.
H.. snpIrsc he masi have TEL hun to SEM, il sark
though. he s7lre H."
They set down to bre iNfisi "Oh In 80 excl ,,ns
Mrs Green. there i moi particle of brier ia the
housc. J uncs run TO Mrs. No;abcs she ALVIN,
mas excellent butter il her Ga. and ash her lend
me a plaefnl.'
ys she has YOU the butter bat tags yuu To re-.
inbcr hat she has already lent YOU uine;, en- pla;e.
iuls. which scored on the dairy door"
Nineteen plaiciuls.' exclaimed the aslonshcd Mrs
Green. holding mp both hands, 1t j, surh thing
never had half the qunniily and IL had. what is
/ little placiJll should never think of Keeping an
account o: such lrillns affair." declare have q
great mind never To borrow any thing of that mean
creature again long as live"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
WAsniNGroN May 30th. 1910.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SUB-TREAsuRY BILL


Mr. Atherton Of y. II. moved a suspension Of a.,
rules for the purpose Of going into committee Of Oh,
whole upon the Sublreasury bill Ohecii0ns wer,
made snd n motion submitted n suspend the rules
which was lost ayes 1903 nDes 5O--Dot TIVE fhir,Is
Aiier The consideration of two private biis The
House took the usual recess
ALLEGATION IN THE LOBBY
a orrrsponience has recently passed between Mr.
Montgomery. Of N. G. and Afr Raynef. Of Inc same
state. IN The columns Of he Globe Both are mom.
oors Of the House. the former Wing ai the latter
sn Administration memlor Mr. Montgomery. ~ .
'eiier which appeared a tie Globo uf last evening.
gave his colleague The e, aud sad other ihinss CON
dercd 2 y hita equally o0snsiye.
Mr. R,yner. AZ The recess. followed Mf NJ from
The Hall. and as ho IN tho lobby took him
By ihe riglt arm wh ono hand and gave hiin q caf-
ing with the othtr. NJ Montgomery had cuBe ~
his hand anil. aimed The blo~. The parties
we're surrounded by Tho fneiab - who Immediately
separated tho conJaisnis. Neither Of The uembefs
Nss injured The aiIiT has created hui very lri.
excitement sc or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
NEW ORLEANS Nh %. q

a e.
There i general d. arih OF news all aroaad amt A.
bout rs The accounts from above continue 10 rsr.,r
rise on nil the streams tributary 10 the As.issnp
'ul as yet We have mot had enough do any material
ii1nry n oar own vicinity. BY renilrInnn ioiolv
from Shreveport. ION Red river nine hundred mi!s
'ove us) have been informed that so ercni u 20
has not been known f'r Inaay years and t,at r,an,
plantations were completely inundated cunscYsatly
the planters in thai section suffer nlirli N :
MI yet Time for the Missouri river to come tInwn-,y.
10 not s. neTnly have II until the middle of Lane II
nc rivers shoad costume in their high stage aud
nave added to them the vast waters from The unper
hississil p and NJ Ssmri, wo may Then have everv
cause tor alarm but thanks the great law of natnyr
'nHs lar. one stream has ALWAYS made way flr tho
o'her' ana we can bat Irnsi 10 the ru!iR power
Tor protection during the present season
While finishing the above sentence he ard tho To-
port OF the gun which unnouI ccd tho arrival nl the
steamer Neptune She j. from Texas and brings
diies from Galveston To 10 h inst The editors m
tin country appear To be ~ hUj run Tor cas- as
those who conduct papers here. In the new Repnh
cVizaons seems 10 he al Vancing-nOccs Of preacLc
ing theatres con rcris aud appear in the columns
oi their papers and that is about all there l. Ibrrn
ihees current say; "Our market continues dull AMI
We c2nnot expect any material improvement until our
nii business commences. Provisions OF good quality
"di always command fair price during the Summer
months bat only IN snail quantities We continue our
quotations Of four viz. S7u7 81 per Dbl bnl holders
are irm and prices rather looking up; the stock on
hand Is much reduced Lard. per 10. 1914 els fair
supply whskey. rectlhcd. 55a57J cents. Exchange
-Fexas Treasury drafts Sic. discount" Cleared
from Galveston for Baltimore on the l4lh brig En-.
PTesaro, Longcope
Business with Ms for the past ies DAYS is ritbou,
parallel for its dullncss-fer worse Than at INV ,n
during Tic past winter, aud but lilo hopes remain sor
revival
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

TrLirs nrc cultivated almost every wher. F,y beir
gorgcousness and beauty. rather Than fr thejr ,yr,p
&C. We notice many rich beds ofthcm about ibs civ
in private enchsufes M exhibition 0fFuhps NJ the
Hortcnlirfal Garden in Boston Iasf vol nm, ~.
been superb sight One bed 100 feet long and 8
feet VIDE contained upNards Of 1000, hulhy alI Of
ihem fare and the flowers very beautiful They
were - protected fom Ia min that tho entire cxhi.
mii'n lnsed several days. Somo ~ Them were Of tho
la'e., ''Hry. Two fr three Of Them having Obtained
the Qlecu's Premium in 1898 B,,opi.,s dc.c,,bo
The r'opeHes Of god Tulip 10 consist Of tail ste
having sH leovss three within md three without the
ne inber ones being ihe longest The leaves. when
Opened should turn neiihcr inward nor lean quite ard
hn stand erect The stripes shood be- small and regn
lar rsing quite rom the bottom oftho flower IN lIo
lnnd. The Tulip Is fvoritc punt and once The whole
! ngio'n vas convulsod with speculation - iLess
l3wer-. - Troy IfaE y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

CHARLES FISHER, Esa-Thc following I.oue,
from the Hon. II. Clay 10 Hamilton C. Jones. Esq. Of
Salisbury, proves 10 what desperate alternatives the
Van BuTen tcndcrs resort FOR the purpose at csscniuc
General Harrison n The csmaiiJn Of kis eouutrvucn
How honest aud candid men can counienapcr such
meln sncuking cO-duct u % difficult 10 determine -
Raic,gh Reg
WASHINGTON. MAY IL 1910
DEAR SiRi ] receiving y0ar favor stated tiat Mr.
C. FISHER. the membcrol Congress from your district
~ public address 90 of his cOustu, mis- asserted
ih1i bad opposed the appointment Of Gen Harrison
a. Minister 90 Columbia bccaugr Of hrs utter r~4a,
cIty for ihc appointment, aud nquirng Of me ss 10
the truth 0lthc assertion.
lhnvo no hesitation saying ihst there b. no r,su.
saiiou whatever iur fF assertion. The ap3uIufr,,p nj
ofGon. Harmon. N.usirr Picnipoicntiary and Ip.
yoy Extraordinary 70 che Republic Of Columbia. had
my entire concurrence and. besides he uss.I erefc
inis. cnt u,isd fy lbs c1re RI private letter to &C.,
Bolivar. ne President Of fhIt RouuhHr
know not or what su.bouiy Mr. Fisher b,s under.
'lkCu 20 rakc the assertion Buu14tcd ta INN. cor.
niniy mono from me uui ho hls rui1yod abundant
opFoTtunics during tho prcscut session Of Cougresz
60 1sceuuin from me personally whcthor ric above
vas true or not BIt mover have hsd % any time.
any conversation with bin. in respect % Cen Harri
20 3 mission.
You are ai liberty 10 show This letter 10 ar Fisher
himsolfcr to Ipake any use oft
am. respectfully, your obi scryt
" G JoNEs, IN 70 CLAY.
Wa, 90 H. Iis...'s C0HsrgaM ntF grHHg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

a passenger IN ihe Train al cars which ran I'll The
track Jersey CITY. denies the New Yurk STAR.
The statements al the officers OF the company. ila
one was injured. He says Two passengers very
much injured. II lime that legislative cnacrrnrnis
i'r ihe pFoserSalnn Ofliic and nb railroads
made. In England the laws urc very in rcla.
non to the management of ihcm and -
iond "i copying in'n that rouniry. could not do
better than 10 do - In these matters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

IIsrul.>S "LErEEEI.o sEarulH Mans Sos TOMS
O.,N--Whu. 9,Drrh Ii8u.s1n was Governor Of In-
diana Dee Cr' .cd iu.rIiol of ,rPying Or 20
suron tyr h.s s11 no Wet POINT There was on', n
uogic vacancy. aId h.- exalted patriotism and public
NICE s5ald cora ly have oIliurl hr desired 1r
continent IN il.a H.aan.Nia r rr..IHpuIg farmer
applied O.. .ias. sfn ~ exert Dos influence Or hn. a.
lr....F .ar.I such 4.frs or hs hHy. Ihr noble
t.,ftcd tu,t over re1rv iu Dec more ur ofb.rs ihaa
tf b. u-eiL ,s.r Iy complied So 100 tbe H-us request.
ard ureierr.rr r IIJtipT -rncr hoy 90 tis own ghi
be- us0. q sirH.ruro rrI ..TB1al th3 stu1f.ru which
.sr- va. Co. SIrl 200 .ns.anr, NJ luro ds1.rf,sfCt
hiss vou.I h.. 1Isi Gr.n .I..re io tbs character r.
t.at CiucIlna.as. .Ia.l 10 ..ua moro .Llu a-y Dh,
fn.a re- sfnBics
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

COUNTIES ROBBED. The famous Countess de Mer.
lin. who recently arrived in this city. and took Up her
quarters al Miss COwan has for some DAYS pasi been
absent IN visit 10 Philadelphia On "Wednesday
afternoon she returned and on going to her room pre-.
poraiory 10 her dressing fora visit the Park Theatre
she found that bor trunks had been broken open and
rhod Of portion Of their most valuable conients-
some ten duztn rich dresses nnd other anires in
value amounting 10 several thousand dollars On mn
king This discovery she addressed note 20 her agent,
T. Harmony. requesting him % I'd p for the
recovery Of The properly Mr.. Harmony accordngls
went 20 he police, and here offered reward Of s25
Suspicion of The the theft learn. upon dome.
nc in Miss COwan's emyloy.--Csnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Az Inisn WAstR.--" Nate hand you are. then, m
dIrlini." said one brickayCr 10 anothor You mount
The ladder wd yer bod foil of stones aRd scatter them
on the head " us, go. SIR Be my soul "a car.
" yourelf up from de flags 10 De roof and down agn
widout YOU being split" You'd not DO o. SIR Id
lay a ihrgo yo couldn't" "FoT naggin would den:
dye take me bctF Done tho naggin ont yc cart
ur' " Wen fhry that! bundle in." Fearful ss the
experiment. msy seem. 10 wac fucccssful. and Jerry
once more landing the adventurous Pat On the pave.
ncns - u friuSs phanhy The price Of me stuff ni's
aqual fyc' IIn'nt van az "Ys have, ,f" cd.
mitiod Pat reluctantly logging out hs halfpsncc az
% happens, Ion bsie I'd rather l,sc any hing than
~ wager ADD iUsi rs We were comm by the second
story Uas in hnDes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Sucn GOOD UN- Treating Bank Ban rih Re-
s2cd-Ihe Boston Pest has the following capital
hing IN late number. An out-ai-clbows Loei. who,
10y some freak of fortune. came into possession OF a
i've dollar bill. called 20 lad aud said johnny MY
oy, i-ke his HiHan aud get it changed. What do
Nou mcan by calling ii Valiant" Inquired the won
dering lad. "Why. John. replied the poet. Il
sufficiently familiar with II TO take The liberty of call
ing u B.H"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

TRIAL or H. w. GREEN.-Thc evidence has al
length been got through. aud the argument CONNIE "a.
ced yesterday in this pruiracied before the Illus.
tngs Court. The particulars will be gwen hereafter
IN he megntime. may from the K Whir Ibat
Mr. bIbneys sccouni of the beginning Of the deficit
Is "a iUlJws The first overwhelming was permit
ted by another. then officer in the bank When il
came 10 his Mr. DIbney's) knowledge. he consented
To conceal the fact. for The purpO of screening the
officer, under promise from Green TO make good the
deficiency next day. or IN very short lime That
promise rot fulfilled on the contrary il vas
alleged that more money necessary To prevent x.
posurc; ann 50 IL continued from time Tine bank
rupcy anI oonsei Ienf exposure being threatened as
tlie means Of exioriing s-g"- sums-unlil Tie deficit
reaclo the present amount" In The Of the
esamira ion. MIR. Rob .r'son CuuTso for the Common
wealth. read statement of the result OF Ilc nVesi "a
ton by the Commissioners. The substance o. il was
thai The deficit Iva money amounted TO 9546 GIG 10
Of ihis there S54I 347 90 in che, Is s4OI 72l
IN The checks Of Green. S72053. Green & Crenshayv
the balance IN the checks of houses principally cOnnee-
ted with Green" On Tuesday, Mr. Joseph MAYO
Estates Attorney submitted extraordinary docu-
ment 10 the COuT which has excited much curiosity
ard conversation IA the city IL letter address
Ell by Green TO Mr.. Mayo on the first evening when
he was first npprehended milking an overture TO him
Of $4,000, for any service he might render MIN with
The Mayor in obtaining his rel -aso We understand
That yesterday letter Teceiv cd from Green % the
Court complaining Of alleged breach Of confidence
ia exhibiting this letter and expressing q hope that
the Court would not suffer II lo PreicJice his defence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Candid CaHfeSsios. MIR. Walker. the Federal
Loco Coco Senator from Ms>issippi. advocated the APP
pcaon OF bankrupt ball To the banking institutions
Of the United States. distinctly the gr,urd us>ur
IS him that such a system must br,Gt AsHi 0urh
lie avow"d IA his place ia the Seaate an Thursday
last. that he oppose o. the continuance OF banks.
and was ansjeus {" subject them To The operation OF
the bankrupt system. because they would tn be com
PEELED To their operations and Wind up their cuncerns'
- Val saaGa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
~1EExzLxxaG.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 4. isio.

We arc indebted 70 Cap Ua.derron. Of the steam.
hoai Matt -r Cincinnati Iacss II the Isl being two
Gays later than those b. 'ho regular mail THIS hoat
per,-r1f The tr.r from Ciuciuuaii Ls place h. -
honrs--sad 20 be tic quickcs, Trip ever made The
Mail was bound frr Pi.,hurgh. but could go up 10
fnrll g .han ,his place on account 81 81, alter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

sth THROWN riiE FOWL AWAY
isc thrown me bow aside
fcr use M more shall sl,iw
l's tuby stream, or 81 arkling de,
How bright sce'er il glow;
I've seen extending wide
Is devastating SWAY.
Seen Raason Weld its roWcr 10 gp,s.
Two cart ihe bowl away,
70 nc',r icmpt IN. a-ain
To drain the cup of sin;
Tor rain tirc. disease anu pa,n.
amt all ,sai flows within:
Neglected duties rise
In fearful sad arrsv
- lis ofim. ] will be wise
I've east the bowl away.
I've seen the pride OF all-
The Misc. the goU.l. the sre,,
Like summer leayesr ull iimoless fall,
And veil their high estate:
I've seen fair woman give
Her every charm away
EPe acc the demon vile. and live.
I've cast the bow! away.
My days 81 rgt-,ry
shd,y ! give 80,
They re bGiihe marks If misery.
winch sill lurk IN the cup;
While lEdolence md wan,
And Pow eriy display
Thtmse'vcs IA every drunkard's haunt
I've cast the bONl away,
\ Srunlard's gloomy grave
Shall no'er be- made for inc
rather let ihc rI-hing wave
Ens'lph the III The sea-
y. q may 10 Ice nv lot
To de meath reasons ray,
remembered by my friends or not;
Two cast the bowl away!
NV path honcc!nr,h j. Ham.
La honesty 10 live
To shun Incompetence md il, train.
By industry to drive;
No duiy 10 ioegri.
Aud live 20 bL s. tho day
When was led. without regret
To eas; ihe howl away!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
j. +. N.TtRgoN El.,s- -aa .'-ap-ir.1r.

rrave-ia. Tr-W-.si. ...-r Is I.nh.'Aed IA
'T,..i r',ur-i... .u- Er-"rl1 at - ,i a'"""
:. in a.iv,-ec . IS -tiN- eel ofthr wear $ Tor SIX
n.snth ~ s4ieyr,cr received io- les term 'a"h
~ 49,
In. " ..fr, -,.sr go ~ e'ern Nir-iEie Times. Is
,n.iis,el on Wernes f., ~ , - per anuur' IA adj
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Coon EsraBLIsHNENT.--We were assured the
other day. of fact which require. good authority To
make !; currcni-namcly. that there were raure Than
enc thousand subscriber. to he Evening Gazettc IN
thus city who have taken that papcr for more han
irocniy yeass.-Bos,on paper