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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
AcrrE RRoNcHrrIs. a E~oRERrNNEn or

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A FORERUNNER or
TONSUMPrION-This disease is very much like a
common catarrh. Ii rcucrally commences like an or.
binary cold. with lassitude. chillincss, slight coughs and
oppression and iightness about the breast. In many
Instances the disease seems ut first of no very serious
character. As the disease continues the oppression in
IN. breast increases, the csun,enance becomes express
sivc Of anxiety, the respiration becomes more and more
lnbonnus, sometimes wheeling or ratiling sound, as il
tao air wa' forced through a narrow aperture clcgged
-ih a 'siscid fund. To neglectIhis disase 1t mag be
,fserious consequence. but IVY n timely application of
or. S~~ayne's COMPOUND Syrup of wild Cherry. with
triet attention to the directions, all th-se unpleasant.
effects will be removed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
iNEATnERs-l5 Sacks FeaihcD. just r~seoi,ei
ATrERBURY, CALDWELL & co.
ENSURANGELS.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
C,PTTNI S5gO ODp

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
WIS company. being NOW duly orranizcI. is M,
pared 10 raakc Insurance on ever d,.e-i.Ii,,
ot IRE and Marine RISKS, such rs Dwelling IInr.,s
D'Ie houses &C. with thcir contents. Also. ~r,au.
h"ats' lat Bouts and heel Boats. with their ct-,ors /,
ana from any port On the Ohio and Nlissrs,iori r,,.-
u ueir tributary streams. Application Tor Insurance
made Ion the present NJ the office ofihc wheel
ING savings Institution. f.. II. GREER. Seq h =
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. Tho
= SUBSCRIBER haviTg been appointed agent f,r n.
q, -" aud Nar.ue lusura..-a CumD-nv ,F I.
/" on vii take fire and marine rrsks m fn,
us""'y charged by the other offices nm ,rfs
.y. A,ni'auOn may be made at the c.,uutinr,
room OF Moore and CLARKE '"''"
NLe..ls, Aay25, 1897. CHARLES l.. STRONG
ENIRE ~ MARINE lNSCRANCE-
mere are two situations o,lv in which i1J-
'uudis ca" De placed, where they can ad..u,t.r D. M
p.C@lIl1 the Fdiue OF Insurance. These are yLir
90 Ei'lS upon TIE runs OF 'htir cwu rr,r,yt. ,rr,r
~ from an insurance office the full srlrI.r
"hI'h 'lry nave lest; or stanHfnrou fha s-T,...
surrounded perhaps hv \ dr,.,afgd a., %.
W 'Ai' stupidity and folly which failed f1 rr.,rE,
A-a'uSl SlCl y contingency
~S'AAhtNSpN Agent cftue ~. Tp
" Go. OF HARTFORD CONN yiuf,kc ,fsE 80,
DNCi lag houses, Ware houses. stores NHrs -.
&c. tos-il.ei with their contents such ,s Frr,i,.r.
h"rrh "tse Machinery audcvery other disc ip,iop oy ~
surahie ~ProPtrty. Also, OF steam. Keel ,,4 ~,
noa's' ara their C5rgocs to and from auy PORT ogts,
Western Waters
LTOHiceon Main Street, nearly opposi,ctno y : U..
January 3. 1884. n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

&E'rNRIANISN Is HERESY. b. the Rev An
- lr.w Nyle b. u. President OF Indiana C.sIry,
= ioE copies ust received anl nr .lIc hv
un lJ.-E STEPHENSON a. ItRvyOOu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
STtyENS0N & NEALE. Par.cr.Gars.
L. ENNnE,S CELERR ATEn EE.

- male llts. lHeSc III~ ar" strongly recon-
5lgnCed 10 the notice OF Inc ladies as a safe and
Efficient remedy IN removing those complaints
lrtuiilr 70 iatlT SEX. trou want OF exercise, or zen
'raluc. l.ty Of the System, DISTINCTIONS Suppress
SONS, ana lr.gEulauty Of trC Ntnsgs; 81 the Same
Imc StrtugtlpUDy. cleansing, and giving tone 10
ne Stomach and Bowels, uui producing a new
aua healthy acuuu throughout the system gcncT
ally. They create Agpeutc, correct Indigestion, re-
move EItIucss. and Nervous Headache, and arc
,mlntut!y useful IN those ttatuieut complaints
Nhi,h . stress tei"dlts 50 wUth "a tthe Turn 81
Lie They vhvl'te CuS'N ness, and Cuuuttract all
HYstcrlCal and Nervous Affections, likewise afford
'09thilS and 'nd permanent relief IA tiuoT Al.Cs
or " hltCs, and Iu The most obstinate cases of Chlo-
-1s&s. or Green Sickness, they invariably restore
me pa!!Id anu delicate cma.o 10 health and VIC
These Pills have gained the sanction and az.
'g'u1JHu OK The most eminent Physicians "a the
United states. aud many OTHERS can likewise 'CS-
ly u t.n.r ev-rapralHary efficacy. To married it-
males; hose expectations Oi me tellrrest pledges
= cOGug1lnl happiness have been defeated, dies,
'Hs may 'c iWS esteemed "a On -iuI boon. IH>l
Don r,upNa aI functional debility, and Il takey
Ccurding o. directions, obyIate all morbid acuo,u
.uHFdI-pti mat tUisomc and Gis1stcJFlic sensation.
uWIuou o. females a. each monthly rc-uTn, Ikea
use tac attendant p9iEsH 200 the bach side or Ions
4ry generally rJuHtDTagI the UaUsas, vomiting,
Other nervous affections m DH.CTasl-. or yTttI.
Iekrtss. 10 q iw DAYS and it continued aCcprtlu.
directions, soon ciiecta ugr,a.i ,ur". NotLIu-
Cnal.y tl.ta,loJ- 100 TgcTulag the paId ana
tCk!y female who has been during her lie irregular
nd sensitive, ss the EMAN PILLS. Iats,
Jl.a uNlsnTutg the whole system Improve Oh, me
uory and cnINcu rIWmaEInaltoE create aupt-
I'r. and restore tranquil rcPOse. Many GuRurct
,mal.s can tCsut. OF their CFCucy, ant many
'uIs'oians In ih,- cry, as also throughout thc iul
,u States Cau bear testimony 10 their merits and
EtTguTuI AIRY gr.l.s They are invaluable % en-
c,I,d and re,uNt. females. who fro u repeated aud
lEruIl i,lvurs are afflicted with weakness and
IarWI'lts, IJ winch case they are ar-U.E us,i-.,
trSHNfHUuEns altID sam. ume luo stomach, ta-
arh, tho "caarne" organs aHdiIt- whole c0hsd-
alton.
This med Gin, Is Acknowledged to De one Of the
npst valuable ever discovered, as 4 Iurher Of the
Blood and Fluids. 40 - superior 10 SdTsapuula
rhCtUur a. q sud1IIlC OF alternative.
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- Kegs butlcr 1 bbl roll butter. for sale hy
cd apr 81 T. a R MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
HAVE YOU A COUGH,

HAVE YOU A COUGH Do not neglect it -
Thousands haze met n premature death for the want
"a little ATTENTION 10 "A common cold.
Have E~i a cough or a cOldl DR.. Swayne's Com
pour rup Of Prunus Vrginiana. or Wild Cherry, n
prescription. and used in an extensive
&uce, pH most p~ositiceiy afford reiieE, aud save you
srom that awful disease. consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave the young, the old. the fair. uRe
lovely and the gay.
Have you a coughl Swuyre's Prrnus Viryiniana.
or Wild Cherry Syrup, is the only remedy you should
take To cure you. For this plain reason That IN no
ono of the thousands Of cases where az haS been used
has a. faded 10 reIierc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

. D'T-TH. ..r..r sH. . .r Hf".r
tom mH ~;.r s@r.f.r'... .... F. u.Itt. a..
IT,. r.uu 10 Huh ..a mH..y rHi raHs1f. rIIsr.
E.... .f stH coo IDOL ...n frt IHry r.r. .f..
.a| I. 20 #H u.. saws uHH. .lI H.r .rmH
..r #. S. IDWrH.E.
u Asst NJrT.E-fr. s. I.Rv H.s..r ur.
= cIln.. u Dol. H1.u.- rs.e.u1.. Invites
E r..fI#.rs .HH That Huruur lu l.r..1'.r Rh.-.
.I....I r %. ..us .HlI.HF fr coil lHI urlr .mIur"
f# -.H..nsa. circumstance lHsu mIl. Do o.Ir
5rH ur.u him m I.m1ai payment oil tbr s.na 1n
l.Is- thc tea.a d.y lf1uHs g.yf a.aH 1rsaUI,d l
,aufs lr l.l,. F1.r 'bai dlta sl1orn.ceai3 r
7 -ef il &c bond. 1f the prru.- officer fr cf'is,s#
lore 1--WE Jrf rusiss51. laI ave ssi Bai rrlbs
! rs. 2s 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

YHND rNTrERs-S. Avery & co. have on hand
SiNoig and Native Wool HAT BODIES, which
they VIII sell .. accommodating terms. oct 3
2n bovcs BfsfNS.
SO , bales Soit~telIri Almonds.
p boxes nssor-I C4pdics.
1 case LlqCoucosu.t received anil fpr salo by
Jan rDN A. TINGLE.
HVHOLEsALE AND RIAL CONNECTION
u SGORE-Thc sn' -. ~. ,t i,
:ciscd n splendid assortment Of Fre.L ..,c.,,,.,g
u-h a. Slglr Figures of various kinds p..,.t E.s
Of an entirely new pattern, jelly Cakc,.g,o, ~
arysializcd Candies. Jui1bc Paste. Suri. -.
ishes. Dors. Cats. squirrels, Doves. &c. Sc.
Green and Dried Fruits. a. follows Lcm1nE.D,.
Gap.-. C8cJInuls. S,Gshcll Almonds. PrIncs inr..
al BJtcs. Zaato Currauts, Palm Nuts. GUund ~.
Dc. De-.
rorsticr with a supply Of c'nfcchonoy 81 bis owl
m1nuaciurs which he offers ,t wholesale " retul.o
accommodating terms. Having had the m1n1rcmef
of she manufacturing department Of the prnciric q
abllshmeni in Bilumore and Richmond NJ well as tl
VEL known and splendid establishment # ~ Mould
Zanesvile. Ohio. be daucrs himself that should I'll
$500 Of Wheeling thiuk him worthy 81 their pa
tnssshc shall be able 90 please.
der i2-f T. NUM>tN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

SUGARS -I6 900 in boxes, consisting Of Pm.
> c.l,o,. lIIsu. Moreno. Spotted. Tnhurrs &c,
.rIV.1 i'r sGiy .u1y hy SOLOMON KING
ap2J No. IS. corner Wltur and Unuu n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

, EiloFAI.-J r. Dickcy hos removed his s,oro
"a t' fHe house formerly occupied by Mr. jaime,
'rr-r" corner utNarksf aud q .rrcy s.fs,t ,mp.-
'Wlr. I1 ne rearo' Nr, j. NcCpffuty tav.ru-bo
I's %" "H.a general assuItutnf of Jl gu,sI-. ar,.
.Dr H1',usvnre q G.. which lC Oicrs! sT SOLD az v :
D az" F.'-'s 1Ni Ch-i' ap 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Mn boxes superior TiuqnIa CaIenI.s!I IO-g,.cg.
z Is Kegs No. /, c twist a.,
10 Ibis cut and dry de-
Received aud FIR sale bv m oS NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

70 a nsa,. AMY Tn e, .s ID" +. received on ''n;sa.
feb $ FORSYTH MOORE s. CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

TWENTY hDs Baljlmorc No. I, HernuE-.
Z 10 BALI chests superior Y. dyson Tcs,
10 do dD lmpeaaI q
= kegs London Mustard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Principal Office. 10 North Eighth street, Philadel
phil Pittsburgh Office. No. al ST. Clair street, next
Soo- % the Allegheny bridge. whore this invaluable
Medicine my always he found. Also for sale at the
Beok s.,rc ofJohn Fisher, Wheeling. Va.
no, J-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

ATEW SCHOOL BOOKS Bavict An,hmcnc
" Davies Geometry Algebra B~uusipin's sur,,y
.rs G..m..Fg aua I".-unumc,v. AIa--a sr,rf,
just rt.vt! sad vrIf be- constantly k,rt III, 80 +,
STEPHENSON q GARW GOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

s lfpt SALE-Nc have ou haui a ycrg sIpCrar
a Piano Forte, which will Dc sold on accul.o!at.
ing terms, IL applied 6T immcda'cIv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

20 mats Cinnamon. just received and ur sale
hy may TO VI REILLY
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GiDNEi CLIFTON, Adventure OF I'm Afor1ey II,
- Search OBJ. 'u'i1ec, AIfhrl Vernon Two Fin.
.uIrIos lEr.H 90. ]Iluc,uof, Wife H.Hier. Slab ry. I,.g
Daughter ..,yrig, Eth,l Chgr,hH,i Nick OF NJ.
Worls. Ia. squire, iJIor I IIulg. tha Alflg. N,,t,,
.ipgo, LN.n a'.uvilic. Henry 90 Gur-c. I.rir or 81
yuuI. Nl- '1r mauH. Som u.rr..l .. E,,ba, -.
m1 N,s. rgug,ns luI N.alUsil. BRITISH S.n,,. ia,
30 i"H..H, &ta &c. fas. receive. 1rI Nf sale ly
ur % S~IaVUEN~g< a. l~Aryypop
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b :. ELDER. GELSroN 4 60.

FrofEcc Commission q For,r1raug A,s.6anfs
ElrAM SIREEr. OrrnsIrE nv Eu.AM Hn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

4 R\OLpS CiitAIiCAL WRITING FUN
~ fr RECORDS, &c. just received md for sale bv
mr. - STEPHENSON ~ CARNODn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
TEWARE OF COlNTFRFFiTS.

CGU'5aT.-ic laTugu.arIu puyguas.as 90 zee thar
he .1utl0iEu.s Medicine routu'U, a notice 90 it-
'u'ry according {, Act uf Congress. Aud nu .ha-
wise particular DO U5i1rIIH- Them ~ 100 Chatham
st.. NCw-l OH, Or from tg-
REGULAR AGENTS.
Nm. ". KING, whcc'n-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Hats and Cap made on The shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit q libera! share ID The publ:
I'f1'nsr. tnay 81
FLAT BOAT FOR SALE-A ruvcrcd nat boar
''out % feet !onG-by II wide well calculated for ,
Trading boat in the river. or on p cauaI-nr s,la lovv
NAV : MTkEE. HARDING & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

NNE THOUSAND I3S Loaf S.a-. r4ft us
~ wtir' is d,rhIr refined. 70 sglc.iiI article rr
coIvcJ ruH ,r sale o.. 800 ~ H. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

tSI received. q splendid Dot % caamclicd aud az.
- oy-suriaced Cards, suitable for business anG Wis.
ITS. Printers AID Others can De- supplied on reasonable
terms. STEPHENSON A. G,gtypDD
mar u ~ corner of Main 4 hmm -s
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18

Montiever castle he did SO, nor, at his visits, wa
his suit forgotten Having seen his rival removed
from his path in the very manner which he hat
! planned, the Frenchman only waited for the tern
of Blanche's mourning for her father to clapsc, be
fore he should, in due form, propose for her hand
well knowing that the influence of a monarch coult
command her for his bride, even if she should no
otherwise consent to be his.
The year elapsed, and De Thicvry offered HIM
self TO Blanche. Having never dreamed that the
Frenchman still considered himself her suitor, SHE
was for a while thunderslruck,- but recovering
herself from her surprise she gave him firm denial
sofening it however, by expressing her esteem for
his character Had Blanche known how, year
after year, Dc Thovry had hunted down tho rePu-
talion of her lover, and with what dark malignly
he had planned his exile from her fathers house,
she would have turned away in oathing from the
deceitful knight.
"By St. Dennis" said De Thevry, as he strobe
from Banche's presence, cam to be forever foil
ed in winning this proud beauty. After the years
have waitcd-afier the disgrace have run the
risk of obiaining-aitcr the humility which have
disguised my feelings toward this Stanley, and
aud bowed to every within, to be refused, refused
too so firmly, is enough to make me lorswear mer-
cy toward her, and harry her domains with my
s,a!wur,h troops. But no! will seek revenge IN
another manner. Have her will. Yes! she shall
be mine though the iiend himself oppose it. am
of no little moment to this John in his present us
urpation for should his brother come back, the
prince will need every lance he can get to with
stand that devil, the lion-hcartcd Richard. | will
20 TO hm-he cares little for law-he shall seize
on nv proud mistress Blanche here as his ward ;
and as he will then have her marriage, will step
in and claim his kingly word to make her my bride.
will marry her in despite of herself and then
for nv revenge" and with II smile of triumph the
knight left his apartment, ordered his escort forth,
and set out to return to his own castle.
A month after, Blanche was seized by the law
less forces of the usurper and under pretence OF
being ward of the crown, her estates were taken
possession of by the Prince, and an escort sent to
bring her up to court, Indignant at such an ont
rage, she would have resisted openly, bu, her few
friends deserted her in her need, and she was left
unaidcd, to contend against her fate.
"Oh, would that were but man. she en-
claimed bitterly, 81 would resist such tyranny
with my hearts blood. Sooner than submit to such
injustice, would fling on, the banner oil my house,
summon my vassals together, and alone take the
field against the usurper. But God help mel
have none to aid me in this extremity. My kins-
men are abroad with their kins-my friends all tell
me, to bow to the s,orni-what can do?'
And Blanche, thus forced into submission, was
carried an unwilling guest to the court Of the
usurpcr.
ITO be continued
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TIE TOURNAMENT.--T DAYS OF
RICHARD COEUR DE LION.
Co n / n u c d

"Bclieyc me that never more longcd to break lance
against any man, than do against this bons'ns FRENCH
lie met the Baron with such prowess that while the
yer, plume on his cispuc seemed scarcely stirred Ami
hni was thrown several PAGES from his stccdan was
not ill moments AFTER his visor was removed ny MS
suuircs, tha, he recovered his senses" hiENZi.
BLANCHE gazed after the retiring form of her
lover her eyes swimming with tears, until he was
lost in the distance; and even after she could no
longer discover him, she continued looking vacant
" at the spot where he had disappeared, leaning
her head abs,racledly upon her hand, while many
a sad thought passed rapidly through her Mind
She called to remembrance the happy days they
had spent together in childhood, the doubts, the
fears. and the bliss of their mutual love, and the
sudden change in SANKEY'S fortunes, which, falling
upon them like thunderbolt, had almost paralised
her. But it was all over now. Stanley had de-
parted, she knew no, whilher and even her san
guine heart felt that they might not meet for years
When she descended at length from her chamber,
she was surprised to learn, that the Baron intended
leaving the castle on the following day. Her as
topishncnt was increased, by the total change of
his dcmeanor toward her. lie was less naughty,
and more open than ever before. Athousand kind
and delicate attentions, which Blanche, never had
deemed him capable of bestowing, marked his
manner toward her during the moments they were
together that day; and they nigh, have made even
n deeper impression on the heart of Blanche, had
she not been so occupied with the sad emotions.
occasioned by the absence other lover. De Thievry
il is true, said ,tle for Blanche courted silence in
her present mood, but what he did say, was spo-
ken in tone so low and soothing, and sounded so
much ike sympathy, that the guieless girl, aware
of her former suspicious, and believing them now
to be untrue, felt "A revulson in her sentiments
which elevated the Baron higher in her opinion
than wears could otherwise have done. lie seem
ed almost TO know the emotions of her bosom, Sc
delicately fitted was every word and gesture IL
them. Blanche was deceived, as who has not offer
been! She thought she had wronged DE Thievry
and with her, the knowledge of a wrong insured
instant reparaon. Though she spoke little, there
fore, in reply to the Baron's attentions, her manne
insensibly betrayed what was passing through he
heart, and when De Thievry took leave of her. th,
next day, his proud eye, and naughty lip, told tina
he was well satisfied with the manner in which h,
had played his part.
Meanwhile life seemed 10 Blanche TO have los
al It's charm. Her parent studiously avoided al
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
ITO be continued
THE OLD LANDMARKS.

DISC VS. NEPON1.
From The Committee 10 thom wcrc rcfcrr1 The
Communications Of rdrious States, reiaiire 10
the Resolutions Of The last General .Assembiy Of
this State, Virgiaial concerning the Alien
and Scdiiion Lars.
Whatever room might be found in the proceed
ings of some Of the States who have dsapprovcd
of the resolutions Of the General Assembly of this
Commonw eal,h, passed on the 2lst day of Decenl-
Der, i7os, for painful remarks on the spirit and
manner of those proceedings, it appears to the
Committee most consistent with the duty as well
as dignity of the General Assembly, to hasten an
oblivion of every circumstance which might be con-
s,rued into elimination of mutual respect con-
fdencc and affection, among the members of the
Union.
The committee have deemed it a more useful
task, to revise with critical eye, the resolutions
which have met with this disapprobaiion to ex-
anime fully the several objections and arguments
which have appeared against them; and to enquire
whether there be any errors Of fact of principle,
or of reasoning, which the candor Of the General
Assembly ought to acknowledged and correct.
The first of the resolutions is in the words follow
ing:
"Resolrcd, That the General Assembly of Virgin
IA doth unequivocnlly express n firm resolution to
maintain and defend the Constitution Of the United
States, and the Constitution of this STATE against
every aggression, either foreign or domestic, aud
that they will support the Government OF tie lnl'
ted States in ali measures warranted by the for
mcr."
No unG,yorable comment can have been mad,
on the sentiments here expressed. To maintain
and defend the Constitution of the U. s., and o
their own State, against every aggression, both for
elm and domestic, and 10 support the Government
of the United States in all measures warranted b,
their Constitution, are duties which the Genera
Assembly ought always TO feel, and which, on suci
an occasion, it was evidently proper to express then
sincere and firm adherence.
In their next resolu,ion-"Thc General Assem-
bly most solemn, declares warm attachment II
the Union of the States, TO maintain which It p'cdg
cs ali lis powers and that, for this end, II Is ihel
duty 10 watch over aud oppose every iniracticn
those principles, which constitute the only basis
tina, MON. because a flhful observance Of then
can alone secure its existence and the public hap
pincss."
The observation just made is equally applicable
10 this solemn declaration, Of warm attachment II
the Union and this solemn pledge to maintain 1t
nor can any question arise among enlightened
friends of the Union, ms TO the duty of watcinn:
over and opposing every infructon Of those princi
p,cs which constitute its basis. and faithful OBJ
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
LINES

Written during the Castlereagh Administration.
ny THE LATE PERCY DyssnE SHELLEY.
There is something fearful in the solemn grandeur
these lines. They may, however, be now published witt
out the chance of exciting either personal or party le'
lings.
ConrsEs are cold in the tomb;
Stones ON the pavemcnts are dumb
Ahortions are dead in the womb
And their mothers look pale, like the white shore
Of Albion, free no more /!
Her sons are rs stones in the way
They are masses of senselcss clayj
They are troidcn, and move not away;
The abortion, with which she trayaileth,
Is Liberty, sni,tcn to death.
Then trainplc and dance, our Opprcssor
For thy victim is no relrcsscr
Thou art sole lord and possossor
Ofhcr corpsrs, and clods, and nborlons,-they pave
Thy path to the grave
Nearest thou the f1stll din
OF Death, and Destruction, and Sin,
And Wealth crying HlvIck within
rTs the Bucclana triumph which makes truth dumb
Thine Epthalalnum
Aye, marry Thy CHASTITY wife;
Let Fear, ard Disgust, aud Strife,
Sprcad thy couch in the chamber of life;
Marry Ruin, thou T,rant and God be thy guide
TO the bed oihy bride