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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-12

Shirts, Bosoms s. Collars,
MADE BY the Education Society, constantly
on hsnd al for sale by
BECKWI1H.
JILL 6. s41.
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B,A B. Cast, Shear and Spring Steel
IL for sale by IRA STEWART.
Middebury, Aug. 8. 1s41.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-12
CATARRH SNUFF.

CAIARRH SNUFF.
AEARSIIALL'S SNUFF is still curing
lXH up the Catarrh ard the various diseas-
es of tie head, as well as sore eyes, in all parts
of the conntry, and susta Mug the reputation
Which ii has long since gained, of being abso
lu,ely the mos; celebrated article in market
Each bottle contains three times the quantity
of one of those which are offered at ''oniy 20
cetns," and is therefore much cheaper, as
well as better article. SO
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FERGENNES s. BUFFALO
LIME.
THE CANAL.PACKET
J. SHERMAN,

rAPT VI. 7. DAVIS, will commence her trips
" on the 9Th of April, between this city and Buff
falo, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows
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Vcrgennes & Troy Line

#i5hfz4f i5IIsss7sssEsII
Iszssssasss
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gentleman belonging 10 one Of the most ancient
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23

Beneath it was written; Pride conquered
by Love-"
Here ends my history, or at least my I'd
ventures for j, is easier for me 10 feel nv
happiness. than TO describe i. became
The happy father Of three Other children;
and Aurcra INSISTED that the engrayer NLo
had addressed her should stund godfather h
the eldest. THIS cs;imable nlau IS united
10 charming woman, now well kucsn
throughout Lyons for The care she has be,
slowed upon The educalien If an onIy
daughter. Aurora assure mo il is be,
earnest wish TO have this young person ior
her daugh,erln law and ~ha. e ulofe SIN
cular sill, my son declares Il would cee.it
tule his greatest happiness, II Ibls wad
could DO fulfilled.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23
POETRY.



THE ESERfED FARM
We glzd upon the peasants home
II was a pleasant scene,
Secluded IN little dell.
stream kept ever green;.
While small strip Of faded grass
Show'd where a swing had been
All, many merry-healIed boy
Had frolickd there, ursoeni
Ny heart grew sa3-the walls were bare
Ne hFasthirr = az was near
Aua G-.~5 s.ckon'J ii tile thought.
That death had reYelei here.
On the green sod we PITY .ng Glopp'd
A sympathizing tear.
To mourn the happy group thai once
Had coHgreg tied here.
There was . wild rose train'l with care,
4 marx OF womaa's taste,
A drawing radely scratched with chalk,
Some childish hand had traced;
And everywhere the neat white walls
With pictures rude dolaced
Oh, what rad made this humble home,
So pleasant once, a waste
Now, was the ruin, yet found
A mark of mans decay;
A broken eruteh. upon the floor,
In one d4Ek corner lay,
Which once Inethought might have sustaiHe
A dame OF grandsire grey
| caIl'd aloud--the echoinE hills
Repeated" Where are they p
We left with heart oppressa AID sad.
The desolate abode
And saw sturdy, rustic lad
Come whistliug down the road.
We ask'd what caus'd that rlG'd scene,
And b-gg'd he'd not object US
VIZ stranger, hat res Bf0ea's cd gla
Who broke ana rent 10 TsrGS.s
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLFNA
MECRLEEnuR0 COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions W
fober Term, ISL.

EtGIn PotIH
IS. }onfibal Attachment
George Duckworth.
Levied in thc hands of John A. Dewese. and blu
summoned uH Gafuishee.
Fl TT appearing TO the Satisfaction Of tho toqf''
d that George Duel.wofth the defendant IN lh'
case, is not nhabitaot of this State e ihf',
fare Ordered, that publication be mndo fof az
seeks SUCCESSFULLY, In tho Charlotte Journal, %,
lttyi1g ias said defendant 10 appear before ".
Justices Of our said Court, TO be held ior "
Cnnaty Of BeeklcnburF. at the Court fionse y
Charlotte, on The 4th Monday in Janasfy ueaE
and then and there rapcvg or plead to issue, III
cr@ise judgment pro ooulesso viii be Teadef,s
aud The property levied on condemned snbipu '
the pla.RuiT's recovery. :.
Wilaeas, Charles T. Alexander. Clerk o. oa'
s1id Court. at Otliet, the 9TH Monday If ue'ooe,'
leli, and Goth year Of American fudepfnIaeep''
CT ALEXANDER, {. NJ y &
Printers fec 81 e2s VIZ
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Matba flinaisen
rA Petition for Dtvefee.
samI Elannlkcn.
~ ghl* case. il appearing 10 the ssiisfaciiaa &
Il ac Court. Ibzi Samuel Fiaahikcn, The as.eat
2anf, = not "a tnhabAaai n thls s'a9a. 4 isfRHa
fore or8srst, that pabhcaiicn BE- nade le' t8ft'
mo1ths IN the Charlotte Journal end the Mos
snburg Je.l'sFsantan, faf the defendant 70 aaaesl
II tile nesl Superior Court Of law. 70 b. hch Y
lhe County of Meesleuhafg, st The Court Docs
10 Cbatioiia. % the fourth Monday Of Fehfw5
ncr, thee ard there 10 plead susmer o. teuaf
@ this petition, Of iaaZapN pfo coatssFo SAL &
entered Up aeanst Aim, aud the said petite.
heard Cv parte.
Witness. J q. Kerr, Clerk Of Ger said Govt
al aaiee. the faufth Monday in August. A. Z. lslA
and IN The GGth year .! DE Independence Of -
Slat-,
J. q. KERR. C'us
Price sdg 40 100
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GyE.ast Noiicc.

FEsIlE subscriber hereby notices OIL peFsens'o
III deh,sd to the late ffm Of Alexander y b.
thsrs. tia, tho business oi that eenesfn n.eai e
closed forthwith All who 10 ai comply sd.
this notice between this IlRe and he lei d @sa
uary next, ty q settlemsal Of tAelr notes e "
cuau,s, may Fcst assured Of hasiog 70 settle tAss
With an ogieeF THIS is fasiastlg fAs fasi raiiu
we shall give On tiils sublre,,
ADAM ALEXANDER,
One II lie Sasrftias FdHstrs II fte
tim 81 Ale13adsf y BfeilSrs.
N5r 3. 1911. IA
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WV OF NORTHUMBERLAND.


superior Court of lar fdft IeFBIt l'4p
Sarah Ramsey lrctition for Divorce q
jaime, Ramsey Aii@'ey'
II Nibs case Il appearing to the satasfaeiF.-
n The Court, that Jamca Ramsey. tre dcfrHdHs
il aol an tahs4.lart OF this State, II Is thUgs
ordered, that publication he made for thrte mealAt
in tho Lincoln Republican aud Western Wilt
Banner, Or tho Charlotte Janrnal." ur The tehl'
dant Il appear at the next Superior Court Of b.
TO be held for The County Of Lincoln. at the Cesa
House IN islneoln'aH, on tie second Monday aiig
tic third Monday 10 February neat. Ittn a9'
there 70 plead answer, or denur, to thta psttEf'
Or Judgment pro conices0 siIl be- catered W T.
galast him, and the ssid petition heard cx patio
Witness, 7. A liose. Clefk Of gur said fosi,
at Office The Cd Monday sftef tive = MONDAY -
August, 4 ID, ls4l, and IL tho Goth year VI ias
Independence OF said State.
IA IIoKE, CHI
Oci u, lsil Price adv so. il6
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J OF WORTH CAR0LfNA.

Hrs EfhSRtgG c0rSTr.
StPerior Corrt y Lar, Apges 7tr1r
ISL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

ATiSfocracy q, A-Oiog md EqzaaAy y; has
been frequently stated. a. n charge again,i the A
merNlus. ihai they recognize lrIsjucTary except
that ut wealth. hud tint here us well n in o.Acr
counties, M ~ possessed oi great wealth aud those
who have strong q, sire for I. without being able
10 boast oi any error moral int lectual quail
Nrs or atIainm-us. estimate their ghbnra by the
extent OF their sscsions aud they assure the ihat
Tins - the only criterion ol eroriy ncknoySlodg
ed by society, th1td ,nrs are idi-psnsable TO the
acquisition OF influence or consideration. But, on
the oher ham. pe-ceivo tha; those individuals
arc endowed wIh high moral and int .octull faCu
ueH eIenSS ely cultivated esIim,. their fe o,y.ci.i.
[e"s by the degree ~ wnch they posscss these at.
tributes. ami some sp,k, n OF with the b CIV.
est love aud admirliOn whose greatness Is IN .ntal
and not pecunIary.
Dir. Daniel Webster, tho greate.t Political char.
acter Of Massachusetts. - rich.
British travellers. who blame the Americans for
"orshippng M nrs;ocracy OF wealth. appear 10 mo
~ iOrgei tho practice at home In Britain al! the
aris'ocracy who nre wsrshippel b. the inferior ara
uch' most Of Them very rich; and 10 the best Of
my observation, when a noble family has sunk into
pOve ry the members Of 10 receive less respect from
Their own RINK and certainly Gar lcss homage from
iheir Interiors Than offered 90 those whose DE-
sessions offered to those whose possessions are
large Ia regard % the untitled srstocracy OF Brit.
am, their station and influence depend almost en-.
iirely on their wealth. When they become roor.
lhey SINK aIonce into obscursy. CgaIbs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29
THE NEWSPAPER

What pleasant ihin1 - n newspaper What m
agreeable association ia name calls up FrauRht
win az ine Intelligence OF the day. u greets us at
our breakfast meat or NJ evenings repast; and
we can learn Of a glance the hule pleasures and
pains, the hopes and fears. the amusoeus and lol.
lies n the gay an The idle world. Hero too. Ne
trace The amJitOn. The oontending passions of men.
10 AID out Of power; here we can notice the rest.
less anxiety Of the slaves Of gsin-scmc Of the
many thousand lures held out 10 spend o. The Dol.
iiician reads the debates Congress- the merchant
The last prices Of The markets; tho broker the rise
and fall Of the stocks; the news-mOnger the EJssip
Of the day and last. not least, the ladies-bless
such readers, say we--they look az the poets cor.
ner. the marriages a0d deaths and where The latest
fashions are found. AID the editor. what y he do
INC The while' WHY. be srll goes on connecting.
si o. ragsHg hs brain 90 supply tins common feast
ol reading studying 70 suit al tastes and al pl1ies
WIN hr professional clipping machine IN hand be
GUS from The immense stock uf his materials pour.
ing In uppu him from al quarters. nnd gives in a
short column % Two The sum ard substance Of yghaf
- gong on in Tho world What a beneisct1r Is an
e'hor Whni tron-rs' isa newspaper. How well
The ppeis---we love 10 repeat bic verses
re this 40 readers turn. and ney can l,ss
Pleased on a paper WHO abhyr n b,.5k
Those who nr'er deignod tIoif bible 90 pers-,.
Would uiuk t hard 10 ho denied their usvs..
SINNERS and saints. The wiscst end he weak
Hero minglo taste, md one amusement seek
Tbs. like he rublIc ion, provides treat.
who're each promiscu0us guest sits down toeat
I'D rrch this mental 6oj, as wc may call,
Sometimes b OF men aud 70 some men all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29
A SEINE

We happened 10 cssi an eye out Of the window
yesterday. and raw crowd looking down water
''esi intensely, then o run among them for gwen
point below az the steamboat wharf What is III
'honght we. dog fghf, OF has Fanny Elssl'r come
back; these two. being perhaps suhoclq that would
gather hs great n crowd as any thing in this burgh
~ length we heard some one soy she will be drown.
ed" and we accordingly made for the scene 10 sec
who It was. 10, and behold, blsck Harry OF the
T. > Hotel, with another dnrkey. had driven The car
down TO The MYERS edge. g., in too deep and were
hkely 70 drown. The other darkev appeared pretty
cool. bot Harry was in a terrible iakinr. lie was
~ pale ~ the inside of ta7 bu-ket. and seemed
BY bis cOHtortions Of counisnauce 20 feel o. ,or-h
cart losd Of lightning Dad been dumped on him
He cried. "Oh. Lprl on, Tor III Be d-owned--
I'm dead. I'm dead" Austin s'7-d or the bank
be had cult whisiling for tho time though he had
on BIS greasy face n broad grin. md Al length pro
voked by he fellows awkward fear, called out
Hey yon fnol what you call on rnassa Lor for
What be know bout yrri Get out yourself
Harry was OF length fshsl out. aud has been gl,
Tiously drunk ever since
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

~ securing competency. md IL The acounnls.
uon ol Wea'h' more Is ordinarily dependent on
economy Than on earning. And IN u,,. bys,,...
much. very much. depends Upon the lsjies "a I,
impossible TO- those men 10 &c; ahead. yyhoss vive.
have The faculty 10 shovel the window f,sts,
Than her husbands can bring into the door. Az.
oordng 10 Poor Richard" that man is sure N y,,,
rich whose daily earnings exceed MS daily err.o.
diufcs different order q things 10 surs D, res,it
10 poverty The wsy 70 ~sslth - - plsii a. ,b,
wsv % market"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29
~Thn nat q

W. The mat curiJes epis,Dlsry specimen. that
have seen for some tune. is the following. which
wo copy from the Little Rock Ark.) Times. Of the
Oath ult The writer. Ahnor u. Hogan. Uni
ted States soldier who was convicted Of murder At
the last OF the United States district but
recommended to the mercy of the President Il
seems. however. that he decided on trusting to
good pair Of heels rather than io Executive eeer.
cy;
To he Gentlemen Of Little R.et. Arkansas
STATE PRrsov. April 81. l5Il.
CENTLrNEs AND FEI.Low.CirtESs OF ARKAs-
Sass | will give YOU all to understand that have
made my eloPcmeni and give you my reasons for
so doing; and hope you won't blame me. The
President is dead. and there is poor prospect ofmy
being pardoned 10y the Vice President seeing he is
not n military man; and don't think I deserve To-
die for this OF indiscreoa III had done this for
mnice animosiiy. would not have said ono word
sgair the verdict; and yoe cannot blnme me- In.
| tend never TO show my face 10 a white man again
as long rs live. lf ga clear. will 90 amongst
my red brethren IN the prniries: the Cumanche.
Pawnees. Kipvss, and Towoa,kie, for can speak
their languages very WELL AMI " can get TO them
before am taxed, NAV he Of me service Ia the
United Stnies, 20. will keep them from committing
dcpradalions the frontiers and traders and try
make them work for their living nnd be honest.
| om very well equipped FOR ;his expedition;
have ril-. brace of pistols Bowie kuir. an
plenty OF aUmUniIOn; first rate horse, Idle.
, birdie. aud some money 20 take through IN
Choctaw nation; and il get through avn safe. 60
avn not aiEald Of the Indians. II can get T. oil
, rabbsqucna, the CUmanche chief.
home; for he wanted the 10 & with him The In,
= time saw him. and said he would give me h
daughters. arl now Is my Time. I shail he al 10,
tor tut.ing but iohacco. Oh. If I had sJa.e seed
+ Would BE- fixed. You may think u strange that
= hOud flee 10 them Cor projections; but TO tell l
/. truth. they are the friendly human beings q
/, enrth. when they take notion To any person, NJ
they would lose their lives for you. For the Lord
sake don't advertise me, on account Of my mOihc
and let me ga IN peace. AM will not bother nI
i OF YOU any I all men from using ma
b liquor. for you what It has brought me 10;
account OF that have to Zee to saviges for PrOie
# ton.
a, Gentlemen have one friend in Arkansas. u
D. known 10 any TersW "A friend IN need is n ireI
4 ind ed III pprioncJ. il is ~ much the beii,
:. and NAV snmctme hear VI il; and IT, SO. / C.
# come back, and If not, won't IL W II be no sat
i. faction TO me hanged like dog Let Inc 90
10 peace and harmony. Nothing more, than am yo
"a friend until death.
10 ABNER D. HOGAN.
4. y. d. know At is against the laws ct my cot
" try TO break out Of prison. but cannot b, II
m for am IN close pace. and lie is sweet il Il
n ! do not want 10 die Ike a felun. IL would be
v disg uce To my native State. Gentlemen. am
:" kcnsuykian by birh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

Our clccuun Tor Dele gate Cv grc.s Ias jus, re.
'ulIod "a the election of Mr. DAVID Levy. L,c,tleo,
over Mripr Geo. I. Ward. Wing. los at.ul 60 ,ogos
Thu. was eau ed 10y the friends Of Col Dvwrirr
late Delegate. insisting upon running him against
the Wing nominaIOn--a S,urse too Uitsn pursueJ
~ oar party. ending IN defect and mor.Irai Oh Of
the will OF the majority
This mag he caimod =. IA tri umph of rho
LncO!oco party. Tho Wing parry proper. Which
has n decGded maJUrI'y. Is firmly with lie Ad-
mInisIrarIuI. and will. trust v,;ioat doubt como
rs assistance ia 1893 under tue ssan,s GaEo,h.
~ star Of the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29
A. D. II.
MAMMOTH NEwspAPERs.-Tho rage f

MAMMOTH NEwSPAPERS.-The rage fr
publishing mamnuih sheet. 10 thus hGmOrously Whit
oil 10y the Albany Microscope.
PRorosALs we purpose IN a few hay to Issue
newspaper from this Office Of sufficient Dimensions
- serve t1r awning Tor tho whole United Slatesi
II viii cunIqIu 1900 600 columns VI reading mat.
ter. with "p!cteu Ia match" beng = column and
pcturc FOR every mIn,Tomln, ~ child IA Ihis' great
republic! ]. wall contain nearly evc.y word IA the
EngiI.a aaguarc, besides q ,rmIn works iu the
DdIch uf Philade hil s. the West French ror Ks for
the M0Us.cur., d danes. and MadrluYscliCs OF
New Orleans Gad other place. Tales Ini SSs tehrs
IA oaer languages, alive au deal s.Il al, tastes
& plciics; bssss litorlry p'ice ad ycrsem
Of Psas-s candy. editorial. L'r-ign news. notice.
20 cprr-sp,uienls. Puff ~ all ..r's oSistn,i ,I.try
Sr''t,i coo yct.s'lIo weekly GOSSIP. ii.,. OF new
s1h,sf.s,rs expecting q IaSu our paper a, suIns
lu'ufc i.m'. car success. mutton Inliaei, dvs.h..
mI-trrs IA .fsi.g, r. duel.. birth, &c sc.
fhs Ndsi sheet Will bg IsIu-.l sp.ue Iirls ~ tho
present nprih We have agents ~ all ,srl, ui The
Sis'e'. from Name 10 Go"rEia. aged ~ driNas
stakes - asEg It 49, IL vii bo visible N every
par. "fI'I- Lnr5n, aud iho,, win wii pay ~ the
sEi' o. - ne wall De able 10 real with great
e.,.c'
y q IL niii Ice rnv.ti1lo u those Who Luu'I I,nv
Il ~ ba called The Elrtls Sheet and Sun r..
cAqs,r."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

BROAD lTiNr.-Lndy Isabella Finch. daugh.
Ter Of the Ia of Winchesea. was Lady the Bed.
chamber to the Princess Amelia; Loid Bah ono
evening having no silver. borrowed half crown
OF her; he sen! u the next day with very gallant
WISH Tn; lac could give her crown. She repliel
that "he could not give Der n Crown. ho could givo
her eoronei. aud she was very ready 10 accept IL:
SINGULAR DONATION. a very pious old
gentiem1n N Englnnd recently died. leaving n his
VIII PROVISION for donation uf 10 POUNDS
year to buy spsctaces for old pcop!s 70 road m.
bible with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

A sSAKE.--Senstor Allen Of Ohio. while here
on his w.y east, declared tina, should the eIirn se'
sion c, nr,er L. s. Bank. he would, SOON a, the
party to which he belongs got IN the ascendant.
move a repeal. The party who will do that. If they
can. will never he in the ascendant again. and q
Tow years only will psss bsfOre Mr.. Allen vi sink
into hat poihingncss for which ne was born
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

We -sw yesterday on Water street. bevy Of
lovely d.msels making their way to the Ferry, Proo
ably to take u stroll upon the island and Gull aOwcr
no sweeier than themselves. We were informed IL
was the school of the MissesCOuies in South Vince
ling. THIS school is fair evidence that South
Wheeling i. improving. these hard times. We IN
der,tsnd that this school i, in fourishing eondi-
ZION snd deservedly popular.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

EhPHASiS--A writer Enr'r'I grammar
gives thu following example on wrong eInphasiE-.
\ clcrsymln. o. reading the GwcnIy sc.cnlh verse
OF the eighteenth chapter Of he rsl book OF Kings,
generally placed the emf haSs on the words demo
Ted Icy iislic-. And ht ,pqke t. las sons saying
saddle SC, Iae ass. aud I!ey s.dIled him!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

THE MAlLS.-Under the new arrangement the
,asiern mail arrived yesterday morning. OF III o.
elOcs. A ~. At which time it will continue to ar.
rive hereafter. The letters and papers from bo'h
east and west Will hereafter be handed out 70 oar
Citizens rum eight 20 nine O'Clock n fhe morning
and the western mail willleave at nino. fh"~n'
give our friends ct Steaben~ilie their mail IA the
evening Of the DIV # strives here. and viii carry
.MashIrrtnn nsM, west one day sooner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

The frisl n John , Braddss for r5bb,rr The mail
% Unionioun. commenced in tho a. & Circuit
Count At Pittsburgh on Tuesday. May 2j Tho
counsel are as foilowe
Attorneys Ter ne Prosecution MI, District A.
Wrnsy Darrsvh. 4 W L0ouis. ard $ W R7,t
Es1 Of Pirsbgrgh. snd , r. Howell. ESQ Of Union.
toWn.
Ter ~ rrisons' -- Uon Nessrs Forward Bdd.e
ord " y Ausiin. Es7 ~ Pittsburgh. and Messra,
John - Austin. William Wells. end s Austin. Esq
q uni0niown
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

~ We don know to whom Ihe ladie. arc IN.
dehied Tor the following very sensible advice. lat
certain We ore, they cove ne one" for our share IN
the matter
"Oh girls. my dear girls, be advised
And you'll never repent Of the plan
NEvER MhRRY ~ ELrcAsr Mav"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

"Fs. snid boy 10 his admirug p,ternal relative
h"' Mf Tempest said IN bis speech last night ina,
he goneT' ''e !"
On iurlougb, my boy" said the sire.
ihey should have sent him 10 Florida" n,i,..
" remarked the young propoundef Of Inie,rog,,o.
ues-'ihey should have sent him 70 FIor,da ~ go,
the Tszias" W "gn'
% The thought a. onoe has-hd across the e,tbey',
mind that hls s,n u destined 10 80 in Congre.. Al
leust.--N o PIC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

FOLLOW THE PLOUGH-Good land emit, q
pleasant and refreshing smcll when u !. dug no. A
often affords relief TO nYalids IL j. said tn b. b
" beneficial for consumptive man 10 follow Ibe
plough--iha' IS. walk behind the ploughman a, he
turns up the f1rrow
FRANKLIN's MAXIM IS BETTER.
'lIe that by the plough would thrive,
Himself must either hold, or dire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

HoNEsrY.-The Philadelphia Inquirer sdyer.
'isss for the nan who LEFT pen knife in that Office
to call and take it. Ifuis not broken. or does not
want sharpening or has not been used by the Dor.
rover ill it Is good for nothing. he deserves me.
DIAL from the Society for the Encouragement Of Hon.
esy If there any such society. and II there Is ro
here ought to be. to meet this particular ca.e
That man. we say 1t deliberately. that man might
&c trusted wiih--an ura5rsU1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

Wales The last Rh De Islander snys.---"Twp
whai's, Nc Ire informed. We're sc,u in our hay
IA Monday of asst week. core ~ hy tue Dum;-
'Ins One ol III IN struck u ro,k. ami ,ngrw hifn.
soft nearly cut Of water. showing liz = hole
length "hich oar 'ni' rrnHnI states. lie shru ght
c ighly feet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

On Monday next commence, the extra session Of
Congress. and that session hang, the veal or wo.
Of this country We feel no fears but that it will
be . working. not babblins session; one for the
good Of the people. not for the display Of Oratcry
and slang
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

LONGEVlTY.-Tho National In'elligcncsr in
copying the article 10 rcnrence To the are and
continued good health ofJudge Duvall. says-JuJge
DuVals father lived 10 the age of90. aud M, grand.
inihef 30. eu!iyaiors Of the same estate on which
The venerable Judge resides The judge Is now
in hiss 69ih year