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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

The Nf~ iogk Jia-, az 81, ~ q late number; the
following honest ari manly rrI-- from = paper " rh
the riaes sjacs has hcea "n.ia al tie ~ ~ devoted
adNocnirs oi Mr. Nan Zen shIcngi 90. The cuhsI
that has jnst ieTinsrll vi -
Fran ne osar,sy Co-.7psoc;:i ~ rail-
"ieturls from ncnsy all the Safes IN tho Unoa
show thai General l,r@isoI ms hem cr,,ea Pfrsl-
Dent by larger InLaI'y % tn poplar sI!iiage, aai
viii hive Dsre eisStr Ih,f, ANY other rAnui-
date ever JeCotEr.t 30 he 49,, conlsst~t
election Cen linyrisI, raFIcI least - o. he %
states with pojahlE j 'f,'y .: ih.n l5J0JJ
votes. his ~or-e Ilan No - rs:r5e ia great y,
icni rcV'iu',oa io ir'ui scs H-tn.ry. IL - hbl -
the character an! ereirny ~ the Psppc and GA
hsir capacity tof anl IA insi tn tho
pubic understanding. rAs rIrsr, ,h1, have WIZ gx
Out such ehassc "a tn: puh.ic s'n:im.ls aEn sli =
emily apparent 10 All Intelligent mn. The inl.I
pr,mnen causc BlIy H. traced I,tir financial pllcyoS
"a, 'venme'S roth s3ociTfs SIiiirod cc a.Iotke T.
niIed States Senate asI 10y the al, &C ics ohs
Su~Trensnry. giving this Ill. ci-c vi The
wages oi labor al of species al propsYy 10 The
European s;aulanL Mr.. Nan BIrcn gave new req
ding To The Con.siiutiOs- changing The pulley Of The
Government iEUB IN sslnsll,ion Own To tina lime
when he disayore alb s-,rpr,l tho currency 81
lhs country. lie tbefrky threw Oft a responsibility
that had been acknowledge a. a constitutional Gusy
by WASHING roN. JEETERsos, EAbsoS, Mos noe and
JACKSON. No one Will deny IN OR GDrcTnmrni Eaa
established ell J'si Goyrri,usnI Is for the bcnefr
81 the governed. the egh.s OF all rrosc the
great interests ~ the cnuUIry and ptuInoIe te ceH-
IaI welfare IL was the undou5ird duty Of Gwen
men to have faF eUnu,oj Ike inicscss of the Pro-
pie as " have given The incidental aid conseaucnt
upon the collection and disbursement Ut the public rev
snue IN the currency best sst~J to The e1iSence. Of
the commerce soJ business Of the couR,Ty.
The eoorse oGihs Administration pfojuced every
where dssre Tor change. - the old order
OF things under which this county enjoyed n degree
Of prosperity uneInmped in the history Of nations.
The people wanted more settled ami stable rollcy
IN the administration OF nffsins; Ihey wanted wlht
Gen. Harrison is pledged to, one Presidential term,
and bc,isrrrgerj for the freedom OF political opin-
ion. They wasted Teposs from the intense polii,c
acrion To which tie country has been for years sub.
jeced by tire agitation Of financial questions affecting
all the great interests OF society.
Their judgement is declared and according to the
repubcantheory Of our Government, must be deemed
and taken 1' conclusive ON the measures upon which
they have passed and in eject rejected"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
I " y. Mirror.

FROM THE PACIFIC.-NrW. III. CrceH IF the
L. >. Navy. Who came passenger IN The brig Amer
ga, al New York from Chagrcs, reports That ht. lri
Quay aqail on the of October tina; be pas cd l,,
lsihmus uf DariSn the 26h and 9Th IN -2l hours
That Gansarra had been reelected President Of Lima
and ssatbus:ness very dab, both at that place and
Guays,siA.
Mr.. G.. Informs the editor of the New York Courier
ia considerable excitement existed at Lima about the
ls Oi September Ia consequence OF Hf.at between
the French Charge and the Peruvian Minister of FL
nance. The Charge called me Minister in rela-
lion Io The elIns OF cerisn French citizens and VA.
treated with 'rudenes-. lie challenged the Minister
hut the fight was prevented by President Gamarra
who arrested The minister aid placed guard Def r.
The Ioor Of :hc French Charge. The latter then male
he subject the matter of official commune alton
and demanded hs passports. IL rumorcd that the
French Admiral had required the Peruvian Govern.
mcni 10 dismiss the Ministers and apologize fer his con
duct within ten day. and chat tile yeney Of refsa,
would he blckade OF The Port. The irigalc Their
the unly French, nan -of.was in Port
The u. $. Frigatc Constitution. Com. ClaIton and
L > Schooner shark Capt. Bigclow sailed from Puna
81 October, 1910. all we'll for Payta and Callao
They visited Cuayaquil in the Shark and exchanged
silu,es with ne town
The GOycrnor. Don Vicente 'Itocafierte gave Com.
ClhKfon and al his officers n grand eurertsinneni
All we're very much graied th their wit &c Guav.
aquil.
= rerolurN,n had broken uut IN Bolivia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
JERUSALEM AS IT NOW Is

The exh;br'0n OF Ihc picture oi Jcsusa!em IN tho
~ bail,ling in Ninth street. will sender brief de.
srpion OF tbs SIty II L. int resting 10 our
rSsd.Is-The ecreJ oideut OF Iho BIsion traveller
has spent much hlns an that cIiv.
Ahui Is miles from the shore Of ihc Nett r
ranesn eco. IL stnai.d the city u: Palestine.
elndei within the jurisdiction of tho Pacha ct Damas
cns.-ls cn,ifons are barren ar.d mountainous. The
cay h's the western decliviiy Of hill of bosalt.
surrounded uIih ~, h. md deep valleys. Nth murh
colder climate than woald expect from iis yeogra-
hleal siiuairon Ia is short at three miles IL circuit.
aud eau be- walked around in IS minutes. The town
Greg arly bu some " hat IN th- krn of square,
Inns pretty high WALL. ami gates. whirh sull bear
Hebrew names Tbs houses of sandstone. three
STORES high. asd without W n,ioNs IA the lower
story. Th.s hie!rs, uniformity - only divctsifed
here ard there by the spc of The mosques the
he rhuchss and few rcsses. Tie 10; ul,onl o,
been varou>ly estimated at from 30 600 to 2S1UU,
The last estimate was put down M 20 900; Il theso
ten thousand Jews. five thousand Christians and
the same number Of Turks. The lower division vf
the city towards the east il chiefly occupied by the
Jew.s Is the difiIcsi and meet uusye OF all Sc.
Serai OF tins people rsrhcr Giilusni, and live
Mr. Crane observes, IN very comfortable style. BoiIi
men aud women are more attractive their pc mon
than thosc of their nation yvhn reside in t.urop,,
| Their features are MT siIoigly marked with the
IN iclihe Hebrew Character hui much mild and
interesting. The Jews and Chs istians rather study
10 preserve an appcsrnnce Of poverty. that they mny
hot es'Hc bc !csioIsly OF urks. he women
tn their ciusc Neis and white dresses look like walk
ing corp~ss. The street. g unIa i. and fll,d with
hsa,s OF dust or With mire. The con,ens. sixty one
in number. supported by benevolent contrib Iiions
principally IRON EG c. The Churh OF the Hell
A Srpuchrc. has been ior fifteen centuries the
tsaered place in Jerusalem. The temple of the Mo
hamne,ans, which u regarded $ of their great
cs; ssncinares, ., nag.6'ie lent No Jew or Christian
IL allowed 10 enter the inner sanctuary. Dr.. Ric,
sri-on, however -nIecrd Al, ami gave accoun
oG the Appearance OF the interior. and OF ih- relic
which he Was permitted 10 ekamne.-Besdc- man,
old Jewish munUaaniils, there G. ce.
and Rumsn, several Christian and Goiht monument.
which originated ia ilsc time Of The trus.des
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
TIE NEEDY.

We Publifhed. some few days since a comm mice
ton signed L. setting forth that sundry Of onf citizens
contemplated forming association 10 supply Ic psor
wiihlabbf iseil of Ne uNlll form orIu Ikinr doaa.
lions to ihrm. rlis is tbs right way of bcs,ov Ins
charity. his the scheme of the truly jenevOlsu, On
we cannot top highly commend it, We Wi.
not ate nr q sks'ch thiu the gsueral outlines
o. The sche'nr as i; Fixes feasible al useful
NiStiu u a'''c.lt.hn oael r1pusIpply gipis Tor
.ulr Pp ~ tomt; mo clpih:n. o: fI-aiturs AMI
hcnSe T! IsInG A. GA sc term, - WI keep u tn.
I1cA aai pay eEPsnses. The gs tier orion of t,s
worS ~ Md b. iIle b. inca AL girls the very
hs'hT ,nerII!y VII h5 n fJr lyelhuol AMI ia Il.
eiou'ly cNp'nl ~hIt th'y cara Tao wp.k OF ltl.,s
and .'p M s1 .i,hi Or IA IS, " o, arc Il, pen
dent Il ''n ti,ir needles Tor a yin. and tks prcss
paid a.' n: roI'e Irea aIrqrlro :. their sup w.
An e''ap'tns a. oih.s a W "a ltb.e the "a an a.
gers 20 pty bstscs p'ces aTl s,U gods cheap
than IA, OTs'aes' n-: lrrs. 4, d.n, II. increased
Is isass m. the cN 81 led to nbrtr. "a, labl.
% men. dem i erp'icn:. Is tIs ta an, tue er
pensc o I1ntto wbulI 5s lesselsI the sbjsc, fee!
ss OF tn recipients Of favor re- eyel an the suffer-
erse.iestI''ly pHviJ'I Tor. w tc,., IN tas sub
ject viii DC sl.t-roI - re, un ts sch enc is ac
cJmpli:lC,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

Daring the late for the presidency banner
borne al the convention Dayton attracted much at,
tcniion hya display .! The lrtters X X h X. Thess
initials were the subjects of much remark among
dry edri'rs. Who srove To interpret their meaning II
was finally decided that they mean, NHierhook Kan
diIale hsn'thoms it, Il very strange, particularly
when such learned pundii friend Chandler
to bc tuun in Ihe corps. that the origin Of the
letters ~as covered. %: If their origin,
singular coincidence la the languNgr of he Memo
ones. Ifibc OF Indians. OF whose representa-
lives nre ye, IN existence Kaknkckl ,acaa, Cros,
We have iscTsore every reasou To slppo,c that tn,
Dayton bo,s iho,Sh, to rsurp Chapman. prrrog .;,ys
aud Crow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

Travsor1 ii Ihc county often csaI.I1jn the an.
noy-nce 10 which they subjected irum ti. densn
of waters nj tave-s. and many fra settled pruci.
pie "i opposition 20 The Establishment oi ruiz which
III some countries had grwn into eIloriiou prstry
large scale, refuse 1pIy AT nverns. any IhHg
If'nn ih.r regular bils. Ia Euslsnd the expense and
isFiiotcn 10 wh,rts turyelrr - exposed ir,rn this
cause have brconir evil. The following
tract from tho correspondent Of tie New York Amer
ram. graphically detail. tho wt'hs pro
But there Is species of ei,ac city in England
deserving Of universal reirobaon. to which cannnI
but alloJe You have Just sotl-d your bill az ios-
rabc hotel, at the rate o I've dollar. par day and
rushing through theksl cmhreIla in hand TO .nounr
the eosch~husc driver is shouting finic'is ute hur
You run the waiter. jsslIe the .i.arG bcrmad.
Tread On the Porter, and brought up oil standing
by tie t5ots-cach looking greedy, aud expecting ia
the aggregate 'um nearly equal to what would Gov
er your bill al an American hotel. Tou take your
seat by the ccachman who Is dressed - finely that
you hardly dare speak to him during the ride TJsforc
leaving you. he tips his hat aud asks you to 'rcmem.
Der hun ~ the amount Of half a crUwn--for the
privilege ofhavng held his reins az every stopping
place the route. ! rode will, the dondy driver ON
the Dover Mail last week, who, getting down at
Dover tOuche,t's hat io each passeEgcf aud begged
for his grduy with the ahjrcincss and poe ket.
ed the shillings with much npnchslence as tho
king Of the beggars oloresaid. This cOachman was
the best dressed man t the party resides IN ara es-
gniIily furnished house with pleasure grounds and Is
worth S5O,OCO The guard too--he must not be for.
gotten. For he is not dcrked in Vciorias reticue.
and he has not changed his hO,n in your ears every
momcntOi the last seven hour Bs,ides the coach
man and guard, YOU must remember snuther sppen-
dlgc 10 the establishments bury. bceEf fed and nle
saturated bped, called porter The following dia.
logue took place at HIsiiHss Scene top Of a coach
just leaving town.
BiPcd--i touching his cap. aud looking significantly
leave you here SIR.
Rnnibler--yey wdl--good buy.
B1Pcd-please remember The coach porter. sir, what
put your honor's baggage
Ramber---l have nothing but carpet bag which
put myself
BiPed--Bni, err, gets my living IN this way
Gents always give siTpence.
Rsmhlcr-lIere tits
u Is no plea ia abatement 10 this hchIag Thar you
paid or your seat nj Tie booking Office" the ratio
sf ten cents per mile.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
from ne Ph'Iodsiph,a Caskci for NOrsu,ssr.
THOU ART NOT NEAR ME.
nv cATnKR1sEH. WATERWAYS

nv CATiKR1SEH. WATERWAYS.
Vanly ls,eR eve draweth nigh
Sidiy doth gslcn The tear ia nine eve
Thy iyplssp that comelh. now cOmeih no more.
What sweet ceo clameh those loved sound. of ysro
Thou art IOt near me- =.
Mime own one 10 thccrmc
And fonJly my hear counts ihoso drur moment. 90,
where sri thou siFlying 50 distant and lone
Voices are praying IN loves gentle tone.
SUI iohdly they're winging thee. wishes ~ come.
Oh would they were bringing thee back 10 thy home
ThO1 nu not near me-
Mine own ono 90 cheer mo
And gloom shades each pathway. While paired We ro,.,
summer is aying-an1 autumn gnolr
Bright leaves ore jyng, end foWer look serc
The hlossnms we tended o.. raising away.
Aud ihem are blended he hucs OF dccay
Ihou hri tot hear me,
Ny own ono 60 cheer me-
And da'hnes' cn''adOws each once sunny ray.
when shall eve bill thee t'iy f,nd fn1niers r,scg
Who playiully thid ihoe E,r lncr-rdly feot.
Nheh shall their echo sound glad orr her ears love.
BfeaihIng a mus G sound che loved d, hear love
Wit thou be near me.
Mine own one o. cheer me-
Before tie henfts summer b. dutkcned and drcar
PhiadclPhia. Ocioher 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
TmURspaY. Dec 3. lSl0.

TuuRSn.y Doc 4 ian
q, n,,ion Of Mr. S,.ph.ns,n
R,,l,eI. ina, hi. HIM.. I'll with N. concur.
,.nsc or the Senate prmi,.d h, ,on, vote an s,,ur
nav m. l2,h inst r., an. cl.e,,,,, Of IJye of IN.
t,,,,, o a,,r,l. IA .,,,l, IN. x,e.,,.,. 90. NJ,
The death ofthe lat. Richard r Parker
TnE FNRy,x Coxrysr
Mr. M,y. from the Select C,mmi,t. an ,xboru v..
referred the subject OF the returns Of tr,,p IN,
c,u,,.. of y,,,,, and p,eJ.,,ck ,.aae The c,Il,;.
,.,or,.
The committee h,v. examined IN. r,.turn, f,,m IN.
county urralr6,S and End ia At the deputy sh.ror
d., c,,r, ~ crnlnc,.s tho rI.c,,oo :, d., Co..,
IIoux ,bcr:,f did within tbs Tim. nrc..r,b,J Inv law,
Give "a, E,xxnrl S,ny.cr E., IN, ee,tifeat. Of .l.c
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

PROFITABLE BUSINESS 1t Is stated IN n PHI
adelphs paper that the tolls received on The Columbia
Railroad. ior travel bet"s Fmrmountand the Bridge
during the pas month. amounted % five doillrs-and
lhai The pay Of Tie state agent Who rad This prlon Of
The public wUrks in charge. amounted fpr The same
pcfoJ % siSty dollars u will take god deal ol
hat kind Of business. - put PcnnsylvIua ont of debt
The circumstance rcrniuds one u certain OF the M.
tunil OfE-es down east in which according 70 authen
iIc reports. The salaries Of iht COLLECTORS amount 10
considerable more Than he duties collected The
Piled. m Zach case
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
THE WAY THEY CROW IN GEORGIA

I'M Wal ibIs1 NRDU IN btOhi5lA.
The editors Of the News and Gazette. published nj
Washington Georgia erUs TIC result Of the re.
cent contest ~ that State. ~ the following manner;
"DJnt talk 60 us about your One Hundred or yeur
Ten thousand guus--1ll the powder magazere in
world could not furnish printing i1r the guns that
ought De fred TO celebrate the peoples victory IN
Georgia and n million Of such tho Turkish mr.
which was big that family of2l pcraons lived in
comfortable, tusins I've touch-hole Tor 3iirrrey)
conldn speak loud enough 10 express the joy ~ the
tafrsn parry the GLORIOUS triumph They had schioy-
ell. SrucIOdy loan ~ n yolranD ua "a full crown
clrthquake-perhnps hey might d. and we will rro-
mise not 10 let fhsm 1f l after he - OF Eoyens Der;
then Lo~os bold on 10 your hiif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
A WESTERN HIIZIs

The Western Wings do up their politics d.
minu'ive scale, and IN announcing election returns
they Talk tall As example, the Conneaut (O.)
Gazette thus introduces its table Of Harrison States
HERE THEY COME-CORRUPTIcN RE-
BUkED-SLA y DERERS SlLENCED--riI COUN.
TRY SANED-MARrIN VAN BUREN, DEEEA a..
.EO-GEN. HARRISON FL ECTED :! Don't talk
ABOUT IrunPeis, druIIIs guns Give L regular L.
p!us'cu! ChaEsc The InImnlDIh cave pf Kentucky--
bring zap are Tails of NngarI--Icar down the Green
Mountains and tho Aileghs,rs and BLOW Up TIE
LahE :! None Of yodT snail arE.s"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

~ INs ~ Ter the nr'r1n1l .l1iir ,,ir grl
ur ONO and ono iur Oj KrugcL. bud been fred On
the day Of our csicJrsi0a Captain e.imsiy the haa.
ter of corenmucs. gave order that the largest Gun
be heavily charged, and that u be fired in honor n
Gen. 5acksDn's military services The gun was load.
pd--"frp givru--ihe torch apple, and .rr.pg.
% may appear The powder refused 10 perform ne Of
fcc--H flushed IN the pan The cry was ilep
prime " again, and give 10 Old Tip" The gun va.
reprimej--lorch appied-anj u seemed ~ n Oh Inc
elements Of Garth. Joy and orulison mingled in ID.
bursting discharge II was the heaviest gun free Al
d3y.--lSl Louis BIlleiinl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
@A DrE II EARNEsr- "a

An examination OF the accounts uf subscribers
through the cuunrrysh Ilat very few "f,em have
lei any Thing tor the last TWO Yeas and scarcely
adoz, IN for tho last year. Ihey behind hand, III
instances from TO ten dollars This in each
instance. 10 very small 10 the individuals owing
it, but the aggn gate IS of immense importance To
aRd situated as 10 need. rery much, every
thing thni Is due. We therefore request and tins
will be the la, request shall make this way. all
who Indebted TO attend To the payment.
We have fought the hattie Of the people faithfully.
aud now we expect such compensation Terms
and eIigencics demand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

Or Pea .hHgs.-Whoever took our zen kaits
with a mother pearl hancle, II hs looks ut one sid
will hnd II ~ cracked Nov. be il known that that
knife that that Individual ilIt,ye refer to- has takcn
present from one We esteem ani= rrgrrI It's less
much Idt will give the best KNIFE IN u,yyn for
It's recovery 'oh yes! oh yes! on yes!--Peaa Tele.
graPh.
M''her of M'rcy! cIry it blek you--yoa. but m ~
% yOI only m,look IL.
Oar ScisS,rs are goac.-PmS Amer.
Tas HL'Te Is hrrt 10 rhs IN dat takes tho 20
pers lrHn JII iaJe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
Tie Upper M.rlbrO' Gaz,ue of Thursday relate.

following Shaking occurrence
Shccking.-An htair of n most painful nature
occurred ia abe nciShborhcvd Of Blaensburs in Ihis
county. on Saturday last We learn that misunder-
standing had for time existed between Clement
L. liillraTy nnd Young man named Albert hiayru-
der. nni That Un Saturday they met nj the Churrh
near llllcays Ls,se, where Ihsy resumed the quar-
rel.
Some threats. 81 n said, we've passed between them
when liIlctry went TO kis rsusc. got his gun. aud
when within lev fsrds OF Alngrudcr discharged the
suR al hn-thrre vi the shUi, hear. king ei-
feet IN the frrcbsat tie remainder passing through
the hat. We have desire, 10 prejudice public opn-
ION ngainsi iileuJy-we therefore slate that at ihis
stage OF The ALTAR there contradictory statements
IN circuiaIon;-one is taar Mogruder approached
tlIeary before the shot, and another that he ad anCed
after nc WAS shoL Tscre were. we believe, two
white Witnesses ~ line Whole matter
We have vel 10 Srr0ft the Bps; shorking part
Alter shboime the young man, learn that iicay
ordered ons ut s Dscrs.s 10 h, him. while he. with
tho bun end nj his gum literally iHfeeI cat The mdns
bruins!
ililieary has herctuic stool ,iy in this county. and
has many respect .hle RELATIVES. There are, We sup
pose some -S,enssaiitR tlr,rrms"bccs attending IN
bloody deed. b- ihJapr "a !ce Stephen permitted
bail ia the c.se. Tkr snr-IHt oG bal required wac
So 00o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

THE Law or NEwsPArEHs.--we learn from ihs
BIson Cour that Judge WTIliarns. in late be.
fore the Common Pleas. laid down the law in rela.
ton 10 question nterrsting 10 Editors Of ncwsps pcrs
foUwG
j. Where subscriber ~ = Newspaper orders u ~
be discOn inus and II continues 90 be left Of his
denco. the presumption g. in The absence of my ey..
deuce 10 The contrary that u lcf by tho Subscribers
orders, and upon promise 10 pay for u.
2 II newspaper i len from DAY to day f,r per.
st NJ he plarr NJ business viii he knowledge and
consent though MT his expressed conssnt md 4 he has
reason 10 believe that u u ~ ct under tho sIPec'a.
lion that he pay Tor ~ IN that casc he will DC
bound n uy ort, unless he gives notice 70 disooniH'
Ne a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

states IN the UnIrn less involved none whose credit
ought 10 st.nj higher. On this subject and those of
primary ,ccols, tollcgos assylurns and imprisonment
fr debt think the CoVerner very larid and las
marks eommendahle IN the highest degree. We will
take another occasion refer the ssscc Of inter.
mi improvement which IS i,npprint. nay essential II
tie old cJmlnonN sai.h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

a PHzE-Two Captains osreed 10 share their
prizes Md weekly give an sccouni OF their Sc
ven day. work, md signalized her deck
On ohe occasion. Captain a. Hgnalised Captain y
y have taken spfncthing.
Quick went ~ The bnnnng 'Nhai hove YOU Ia
kepr ,p5 ,u hand, siod on 10 toe n expectation
--.Physirl was the piihy reply " Captain 4.
P0rHoYd TSaHscripf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

OrrIcEE-.-A friend in the ssks un 20 sdvo
cate the Gains OF Mr. Greeley ofNe.. York the of
ice OFF NJ. General. W-hirs ccrIuny nu know
ledge ofAlr GEeey that c.ril ,nluce t0op2ose h,
claims. but we have no knowledge that woulI in
duce u aii him. W, hry, ia flct npiiIing to d.,
with cutting cabinet for Gs.I. II rsis1l a:,d l.,
uJi inIvni tyhays
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

hin ysaged spectacle Of shfvernz humanity v m
iauercd fouf srsemAe Of The outer man called
upon benevolent hrics quest ~ frihiug rpntri.
button 90 The shape Of head gear The humane pro.
prieiOr 10 presented him with quite respectable
second hand hat which. afer eysiug sharply aud feel
ing carefully AFTER any nncrisctons IN the MAXI Tho
bcgg1r pronounced Too narrow IN the hfirn" And
laying % co1'y on ne counter ob1frvei. daat ifbe
could not better hfpssf he s01l5 call sslin~