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Or, VeCbttr'5
2un9eh Dreierpotio.
preis 50 Gent ric SlMebe,

Sprfts 3O gent cle SiI,ttf,
~ cine Icbr fhiRtare 3utcrcituna, rntecdt
cnrth Flnru rtarimaiFacn mo terhbmtrn nrmt,
'th;n Nr;t, rrr (tt ibrr finf,a Sabre III Sci
Hcr rtdtnrm SDrariS in 0cuHttlIur attrdhtbt
0attc, III mcithem $anrc flr mabrcmc jencr Sut
inlI'rit hnsarrchRs tFnnBt ipurrc, te Snttrn,
Orrtdltunacn. &atarbfttrr, Gn3t, t,n,tlatrlt,
Srnttbultrn, Seltcns mnc Hufrnf fthmer;cn,
Sntirclcn, jcrGr Nrt Srults nm $unacnte.
ithmrrcSn, unr 1T 6cmmunl Ger brrInnIbcm:
rCn Quf3rhruna. SlfIce fdnn ais Sch ecr
ctlacn misrl;n aeia t,rcrrrn, atsr ne 3G'
tlnae etctanntri1thuuaf Ilnc sutrIhptclil rds
3n; lrerr t,frlcriarnre Sr,pc,s III rci7rn Wr.
tunArn MIRO IN sltcm 93cr{nebe nam,t acfun.
rrh ,rcrren, 70 rple audi sabl, rithe emrfthluns
arn elc NnnciinnasScttrl bealeitcnb. llrtcr
l7O'O SlIictcn 0ub alltin in Dtilaeclrbt1
wabrcnc crm Ieerrn w,nter vsrtAsft wrrpcn,
ein hterSruacnrer Srmcis rcn eslTtn Wustar.
Felt, irmtt ,plires riae 60 srrdt GuAEttat ne
pertauft 'rrrefn Irln.
Go ipirfism 1T bic Oittiiin qrnrIcn in
gurlruns Der peitbieernrn Sranfbeit,n fir
reIde lte empfeblsn III, eaB lie alien ancrru
3ntfreltlnarn een 9ariIpariaa, pluaecas
I.e. ihnelI pcranaeht.
Slels 3tnaulit fnp BON 3sit ju 3eittrbal,
TEN uno bsfannt aemaht wcrcea. atrr scr&o
fenaatwanc pcn 3eitunastrfanntmahwarn
rertlettf esreu WlittheiIuna olbtsr. Ole
snht9 9antiaien etgaeu istbt iitst5cuat psrs
een BON rsr 8hBI,hecit pirIrr msbi5,n meNn
ite anrnfsn an seipps Sciuncbsie emporium
DO l9l 5lpre5wsitcnitrafTr, uuterbab ecr
0ne Sira,fe. gum Shilc bcs "aoIrtntNIrs
lers unr Ghlanasn'' allrc 3cuanidt unp
Wathpcfnnaet III hauNcrten BON Satlsn Der
ImertDIrrialtcn Surrn curd rieis Dlsei,in,
retar}cilt rperpen ttEucn.
Rrdrina, rcn 9, 5uui.
q .0lcic N.etl;iu III um ben cttr erars
artsnsn prcis in eleicr Drnfcrsl su batsn.
ssSuni so. stp.
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Serfs Gountp cSntelIiQcn; 1lmt.

AHt sr'nNenees grfmcbsn pielsr leiurr
Srsunos mures llntsrsrlttnctcr tcmearn, Gin
all1rmeincs Snt'Iacns.2lmt in 9rrtinruus
Mlt M tc'neH anrern @eitaftsn. gu rrStncn,n
,psrlenfn fur ttfsntliche 8cIcbruna, racno
Pa"ier, r'e III pcricbncn. iu pertanfcn, cser
~ rermcrtaantesa fne, einnaaeu alfen mo
Srltbe, BIC ln rentcm tauftn cerr anf O1crts
aat'fe jn lshnsn tphuieben. erfnneianna ciA,
3irbrn ftncn. audi werrca aHe anters ~
rtHsm SRtrfflaen3. amt arhbrrNpe GrltGfe
psrrlebtst auf anfraas tei
George oB. Safelen,
Sioro Ste GraTe, aeasniber eer epif
topak&irfr, Nsacins.
Olopemtcr I9.
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matbs Dirtbs,fano tcirasn, ,ptIstsr fritbtr
oen .5rn. @tcrN MAIibtr9sr 9sbatt'n murts.
M Der Gdt eer 9SaibIn9trns NaS STIR GtraiIs
NO CT Il y oufa Ssifc nit Nuim mas ~ ftinsm
Bsidoft 9eh6rt pIritDtn bat, um !Gtliinbs unr
6rmte aut biz bette Art Su bcmirtbsn, unS
FIR t'ai3s Yreiic.
Stn Gid, mirb liner NIT tsn bsfsnS rtiitn
reIrhs Der Narft, in ben peritbitsnen SSattfs
irtin tarbstst psricr9t isin, une fsins Saar
INNER nit ben ltnradbaftsitsn Gstrinfsn rsrs
febeR Die man prn Der Staet phIoecIpbia be-
fommtn fam,
Curd, ptinftlhs Seobatbtun9 Ger Yfid,tcn
zines gGirtbt6, bcfTt er eincn She'll Der &ents
idaft eeS Yabiifums tu perteHsn une ;u ere
baitsn.
Beora y. Sterlins.
NsabnD gsptembcr is. Bin.
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&inbeinlltbe QBooren.

R. .. 5mitb bat 70 stsr srbfuet, Gin
arrGse IMcrtenrnt pcn Chefs, S,p,albsn, az:
tlsihten uno nnsetisieessm WenI,nsm Iebr
poblfell.
Nsatins, Sec. 60.
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%erfuos.

Gc eksn trba!tsn, sin wctlausaefuebtss
2tGortemsnt bon enaliftbcn uno fran;tflbcn
sc1erino's, am CD Der 4tsn ilnp pennitrafs,
lei EcWaro .. Smith.
9ieaoing, See. 90.
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WaMtel, (Glnaks.)

Or ltntcrIttrictens bat ouf 6ane, rin
syphse Ndertemsnt fert,s aema;btcr Mintcl
gum SrtrAutt fir Olmen, pc!ete nctftiI
gum TrrfAuf anactottu rsresu am CT per
4tCn mo psnnNrahs.
Gcuare 2. Smitb.
Graona, Gee. 90.
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9iu5 freter Soano
gu g rrfa fe,t

Cine ret it6nitsn Soften AM Sfgncc ter
Sr:e D1ifflnbura, llnicn Gauntp, pa, IN
oct Wlitte Der Snfalo>Dallcp, Ostlen BON
CsWstauu uno Meifsn Won S(su Berlin ;
9urureit bon Der YcnnssSallep natb Der
Guequcbanna, fslttbcnp aus l6 Gfrr rcrs
stalib Sutrm 8am uns GBielsnlanN, nit 5
nirfehlcnccn Gpriuacn.
Sie harauf ttfnplithcn Ge6a1ps befehsn
III cinsm Mettsrscbcrectsn aeaen tieaNIttaSs'
Scnue liesencen spci Stef hcftn 8gwx7A
QSobns0ctduoe, f:::f:i1.
,uit slpei &ubpu nnb 5lpei opore ssssssEss !
ten 5ausqanscb prrtrcfFlebem Settler nni
Sarten, elmer Dumpe tinor Dem 6anir, et
nsr Ghsuer nit e'aulss unc SuhsStallcu,
nctit anccrn Sstauoc. Nuf alle Ssorr unr
wNisn fibrt orr Bsa natb Stafes Wlubl'
,nn Die StraTc naeb Ger Srultb Salier.
Sir Gin ttfentllc6es Gcwerte. teicncre
fir sincn Baauer. mdrs cs sm febr asicae
ser rorthcllbafter 4las, neil BON olcfem Ge'
rprrte mir elmer bier 1T uno aGf 5 Dsslru
,reit feiner mcbr.
2(nf ppffreis 8risft sitt weitsrs Iue'
funft
Or. rDm. t7octlina,
D1iffntura, ltucn eauntr, sDa.
Tsetmtcr !, 1910. 6W.
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All kinds of GERMAN & ENG
LIsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this Off
&C, at reasonable prices.
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Go sbsn bat bic NttiR psslaf,n nnb III in
Der 9ru6srs tjsftr 3situna, sinFIn unc in
9r6ntrsr Sab! 81 babtn, Elm fir Die tetrtTsns
cen loancmsrfcr uus Shntltr t6bit nieNts5
l2trf, betitslt:
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fir tsn
2ibera len Yceba d,ter.

I'm bic ctcuernannte 3tituns ireicl mie
rfbaIid1 nlrbr III pcrt citcn, crIantt Id tfr
EcrousoctrA ccricltsn nas acebrtc Dntlis
Fun 3nr llntcrItbrlft fir bieelte crssten,E
tlnsiltdrcn.
Oh i'll Wcrfe ganntp fsins ancrrs rentIttc
Scltuns tritcht. ,peltte bic wabren 8runo:
ides Der unoerfilIbtca 9cmctratie tcrfhris
piat, 70 rerncn oic SSrcuunr ecs @seu. yrJ,
N. 9narrfSou unD !Johm Tplor te
icucers aufmsrtiam tarNlf scmattt, nap
boflh ahcr rrnttiitb e!iutts, fir ibve Ssrs
hrHsEn9 sn Icrscn.
y 80 n9uns sem:
9tr mttraIs Sccsa,ttsr" wftteint jebsn
9ienifa9 ouf einem 9rrlTsn SupsriabSScn nit
fbtnen qsttsrn 9struft. Der @utIcrjrtcn6.
prtis 1T q n I baIsr ecS SoDr6, mcttsr
in batjihr9cr Gerautts;ab!uns srtstsn miro.
;lSer in 4aufc osS SabrS nitht teiablt, btm
mernsH Gbaler 50 Snt5 fir cas- Sabt arGes
rcd,nct.
SIR filritrc Scit alS GNcnat mire ssa
llnttrfhrtiber angcncmmer, unb enp00e @(uf
fanelaun9tn nsrbsn MIR Damn anaCncmnen,
lrenn lie snen Oisnat nor 9tbauf es6 Subs
ItrlptlcnS Termins 0tftbsben unb eeibisitis
aus Nnff0nee ob6e;ablt lperbtn.
Stfanntm1hun9sn wsrecn tanftar aras.
ncmn:n unc fir tsn gsnsbntjdsn Vrs.s Gins
Seradt.
ltnterfhrsibern in bieitr Stabt mire bic
Sstun9 pertefrti qsfthitt msttrs Btrisntuns
gen aefthetsn huytb bic Ncit ertr Srdatr, ocn
gseNra fir 25 Gent iibrlidh, ouf &oitsn Der
betrHsntsn llnttrihreiber.
8risfs uno Mlnbcun9en Hhftu PERT o.
fre sln9sianet mcrtsn.
N'asinA, ZEN %, SlnuAr.
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ppmS 9Tsrsre,
su Wiffintaun, eSmniatI @auntp, Dsnn'a,
fur cie 6eraueaate slncs Suthes tstttstt:
Gelifllhcr Vnif9orten
8rc III ,ner S,seleu:
SIs t: pelIam NnmcifEnsen unr Neaeln
su sinen aptnssiiaen &sbem, ,pie 0ncb
ib6ne S5ebete unp Sciinas auf alls
2Scebeu une SScit,aas uns it
aI!srlci Hnliscn ;u hraue9hen.
Sarumt sincm nctbwenbiaen 8crebt ron ecm
Vetroueb ecs he,Ilasn ItrnrmabIe.
g 0 rretf.
0isiEs nieIiede Scbettncb fcn nuu gum
irrsttennaIe in Tmerifa terausaeasteu psrs
nfu. 0Bcr Gtcr bcr ei1cNttitbs Nutcr eapcn
mar, ~ nus mittt hcfAuut, ipclE es bier Al
!inpe iehr rar 1T unp pae SitrItlatt oue
esnienlSen astifen war, pon pcltten rcr It'
hrlf scr erften Aufaac 0cncmmeu ,puree.-
atGr eies matbt teineu llntrriAise; pes Ucr'
ttcftIitbTn SnbatS tpilsn 1T ee PIE llntcrs
'tltBun9 alier frrmmcn mo aldutisen Scclcn
psrtb. ca felteht in bier Sbsilsn, namIlh !:
I. SsIiame gsscln &c.
2. EiIerlsi fdbons auseyelenc &efetc uEt
ss,i!iltbe Sfcsr &c.
5. Stt6ne Sststs auf 3cFsSaas &c.
4. Cine fnris nnp nothprnrae Bortsrris
gu cGs 6errn atsncnabl ,t.
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. btna aunacn snr 5Weitsn a.
mer tani tb en- Nufa a9c.

% & / II q II sc II snr 5rc ten 8
merifanil Den Nufasc.
5islcs 9Serf spiro anssfibr 2i5 ODER 226
Wcra mo. Ssitsn entbal.en, auf ltt6uee
papi;r 9crruGt unp iaubcr bsartritst Wcrosu
Ger sprcis cinc9 gremplavs, sauerbaf in
1ebrr actnnecn, lnjee - Cent sue nit Das
pisroefe une leberncn gGsn unS 8idtn G2l !
Gent iein, speldse Drn llntCrfttreltsrn ,ittrs
licftrt pcroen rpirb une bsm Itlicftrn be-
sahlt ,perotn m,,B.
Q'er feds ltntsrfcbrsi6er la,anclt une fir
bic 8siatluns thrst, srbiIt paG ltetsnts e.
rsmplar fir ie;ns N)1ite.-gtrnfalls trtals
ten rrlftnec IScnten fir bisIcf M:rf ftinf nm
smaniis prcsent fir ibre ScIebnunq.
Gas 98erf mirp ;lnm 9ruG tcffrorrt e..
talc ale fttb zine hnlanali6s Insabl .'nters
tsbreitsr emflnoet, nm Ole Rsfra tarcu su
bsitreitcn.
WlfHlntaun, 0lobenter ] $40.
@Sllntcrihreitsr fir rtiats Butt ,prreen
VI els'sr 0ruderri enaencmmcn.
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bon Or. Sauicl Sotlrr

:@tr hsnattrltbtiaen unicre ssjsr, bas mir
stiaSe N'rf, namlltb eas Ssus ssfamenf
NIT ertIarnnaen nnp OlusanpencuuaSn ~
Der pr'iIs hahen, nne ccr srlte Sane, pslebsr
ans ecm Gpanaelium Wattbdus uub NJ1arrus
feitrht uno etlpa 400 Ssitsu entbaltsu mirS,
balo crfebeincn ano al ole SutIerltenten ab'
asliffrt wrp. Dieics III osr crIfe Srlusb.
oas Mcus scltmsnt init grtIarun9en. in esut,
iebcr Gprahe IN Amcrifa beraus ,uacten, unp
rer pisien 0ahfrase unp bisbcriacH allseme,>
ns1 AIfmuntsrunsfn aaeb jn urtbeilsn, ,pirb
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ot. Samurt DItlIer, 6srausaeter Der e e.
tefanut ''''
Sas Neue SeFament, nit Grflarunocn
uno gtueanpenounosu,
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II FFVHWtuIIVlIWVI IFINF OVVNHPf
MSOEA unb bas scebrts sputlitum ns
MI FEFA tsrbaurt, haB CT eas ctiac ges
US Ises--Sy.EsssA iebift fortmdbrcnr bctrctt unr
,nar acraps pen Sattrs mrtbshaus nns
Ssrenreieb's uuc Sas'e Gtchr acacnhtrr
10 aueaspebnt, naB CT ailer Urtrn @anleae
ithirr unp aue anbcre in feln Sab rinarsifcns
DC l(rtltcl f1cts rcrratti9 tat rrer oTf DC
ttcI!una anfcrtlat.
CIR 1T panftar fir lie ibni ctlcuate ausac'
sctnte Sunricbaft, uur rrirr llh in nrr Srl'
ae auh tcilrstcn nicfsItc lu erbalten, nleb'
allciu earuret, bak or feline Nflht ais Se;
ittdftsmann erfhlIt fcnocru hak er Irlne 2t.:
titel pancrbaft pcrf,rtlat unp 0s 70 wpbIfrl
AIs icmaIs supcr pcrtauft.
&uftaun, SuIi 29. 70.
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Ser
praffifde uno erfatrerc
SQtbgebfr,
fir
&unltler une profefi,cnilten,

&unltler une profsffoniiten.
cher Gin
aus lan1jdbrieer Grfabruns esfb6pftes
ST sept bu d)
ags htm en9liitteL nit Benusuna rsr ice
fen in nup ausldNrijcbsn @wfs
bcarkeitst.
fir gbemitsu, &unttftbler, ,90lttel1treucr,
tJepcbslbaftsr uup 8httisnmathcr, {afirer
SuNtsusuuc Observation-Disclosures ,Swaclccr,
Emtterebslcr, EAmmahsr, 0lethiebmieee
una msbrsrs anpert Senrttreibsnee, nebf
srlinoIitben unpeiIunaen Ntsr bic
Ssbaaelups unp 2tnreucuus
bet ssstbtnen Ne5epte.
IGtn fclebsn pvIcncu, wsItts Sdhaftc
trciten pte ctrn i'm Sltel bes 8utbee aWac.
fhbrt itno. crianhrn mir nas beH "sDrItti
ldsn Otatbarter" ais cin b6ht Misl,tbce
8uh ~ empfrbIcn, neil fe nltbt alIsin piets
Soften fir pie SCrtlauna ihrer Irtsitrn crs
Iparsn. fenocrn NlrlhjeItia aus psnicItcn pies
ls WiMfs fur Ole 1sritbtneruno tbrsr Irtsi
tcn srlerncn.
Scr sprce css 1Dcrfetcas 1T 60 aeriua
als nl6slttt arltcllt, um audi rcm pcnoer hes
init:elttu 5anrwcrtern cine 8sIcscubcit III
scttn Iltb raiTeIts anshIhaFsn.
SIR SubbiuNlfr.une auesrc, nclfe in
Grp,fen gu taufrn wNnitten, icsca 'plr foIssn,
DC preiie ftit:
100 Gremplare in suten parrtauc $50. on
az az ~. W. w.
70 j.. oo
IL - >, >, !. 50
seaen ginicucuna hes Bstraas bei Der Sches
Observation-Disclosures, Dcrtc unc ne3lsls
tben rperDen auiEtrccm trrcehusr.
0Tltn(ere Ssrrsn geIleaen uno Gnheve
rie nod GatIerirticne:siften fit has IDcrfs
eben 1T 9efs baten itino ttfid, crfutbt uns
oici'Iecm icbaIO ,pie m6alieb em3uIepccn Hne
une alsittjeitla Su tenathrlhtiacn, wcbin Ite
ipre erenpiare ssictift 3n tabsn rphn1etrn.
1rSlatter, nit rcnru mir wrchieln, ftnp
pshifb triuebt, cas Otias eiaise O7ale IN ihs
rs Speltsn aufsunctmem, ,pcnureb fte mns III
Se5eaelenitrn perpfiebten.
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Nn ooe pllbllful1
Dss @anoersrs 5sima.b @irtbsfano.

Ter lIntsrfd,rlsbsns b,ts
ter INN @rlaubnis, fs,usn
Trtunten uno Stm 9ctbrs
ten YueIjfun nbsrbIupt.
bier nit tr9sttnif anSuis's
lemea6 ct cen moblbfflil
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Sebet bier, trern Sbr ircblfeiI fau
fen ,pcllt!!!
c5afcb Dieter, Sattfer
in Scr Ctaot HuttamM.
| Scr Ctaot GutfamM,

tenaebri6tiact ieine SreMnpe
unp has seetrts putlitum 1t.
, bsrbaurt, saB CT pas etiac Ges
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-25

FHIESD WHARroS-T was glad 10 Cad in the
Times Il yesterday morning call To the citizens Of
Ohio county I, meet a, The conu housc on Fnday
next I" Incmoralze tho Legislature on lhe subject
Of equal representation ia our State Council- md
do hope that every fee white man Of the age oil
81 years will oh"erfuly respond 10 the call; and
not only bo present bui With n full determination
To Porscvere in the good causo until they obtain
their just righs-r:shs u, longing TO aH and dread
ed 10y none bat yTants- rights that We have long
and hasciy Been cheated out Of but which yyo 40
longer or will be denied.
hope 10 sec every man in the city AMI county
present on Friday, and aetuatc by the proper spirr
100. Remember, fellow citizens. this Is no, a light
ard luniug maTor. bal one that deeply interests
every ono OF you and should be rcaicd.in n grave
and solemn manner. end nj llie sane tine with
the fearless bUldncss iloi none but frecmen fcel-
Let us lay aside every petty md party cause Of dis
cord among -. md act ns though we were one
hmily cbuteudirg for eur just eighis and resolved
ncverio resi- satisfied with any Thing short of these
rights. and believe me The time il not far distant
when you will obtain them Why should we any
longer submit 20 the uujust and unrghlcous treat
n
The eas!who not only refuse to redres our increasing
wrongs but laugh at complaints md ,rcut Ms ~
slaves and vcssals unfit for self government and 10
be used only for their princely convenience Why
should we longer supplichie when we have both
the right add the Power to demand, and particular.
! " when past experience hos fully proven that
asking Is IN vain. No, fellow citizens. let us no
longer crave the pitlance that we have so justly
earned, but demand as a right tIaI which VIC are
refused a favor.
Come iheH. every one Of you, hnrnossod with
truth and justice. and presenting bold and fear-
less front, determined to obtain your rights Let
your wntchword he freemen, 10 the rescue" ind
your acting such as becomes q bold and daring
but at The same lime Prosecuted people. Striving
for their liberty and determined no longer 10 be
slaves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-25

We readily publish the o'iowIug communication.
Objectionable il u.s. IN argument and correct an
d=rs'lud.ug Vf0ur position. That position Is clear.
y laid down. Il rst mn appeal To rhc Lrgisla-
turc ia the share uf memorial asking ., 10 equal.
- representation the hasis OF white population
lf hcy oousou, to DO -. vc are satisfied. II they
refuse. resort to oar natural rights and adop, an
equal constitution. D, s plain course I; involves
no wrorg aul admits Of no objection
F0s tse Times
Ma NaARroN.-I have read within the last two
60 thEoc weeks the several editorial articles which
have appeared IN The Tunes relative to the call Of
a convention to omoad our State Constitution.
Many Of your arguments. admit are jnsi but to
others canno, subscribe though no, les anxious
thon yoursolfIn Attain. b. Froier mean. the oject
you huve in view
Would you pcrrunIe the community TO dis-egar,l
the "iandmors 10th Of tie coas,itutipina ard soand
discretion, 0nd assume an n,tutudo Of defiance TO
the wholesome restraints Of lav and order because
iorsoOth, our constitution j. no; perfect Our state
no less Than our Federal Constitution. was the re-
suit ofcompruun;se. The same may, with TRUTH be
affirmed of every sysicufoi liberal government
No community being entirely free from sccllunal
interests and views OF less d;scordant. when
nur constitution was pomull nted no one supposed
It TO lie without defects In Western Virginin us
you have shown. II rejected by On ovorwhem.
ing vote; vet. taking The vote Of the whole state IL
was assS niod to- thus. according To the republican
maxim. our obligations TO obey il became complete.
IL is readily admitted that time has made its provi.
sions 70 unequal to Justify the west in insisting
upon change But. (al,houeh we should not ap.
pear 10 the legislature supplianis,) let circum-
stances modcuie the language OF. our appeal We
sh"uld be MIDI. bat frra. Such course is both
digniliCd and becoming. and will surely produce
better results than any outbreak Of indignant feel
'ngs. The Ihinl section Ufour bill of rights with
which you have headed your articles. will scarcely
bear the construction for Will you seem TO con.
tend IL docs not inculoa'c the doctrine that We
have right To icsori auy exiracCnsiiutionnl me
rhod "f accomplishing our purpose without at the
snmc time placing ourselves without the pale oil
the very instrument 10 which you appeal That (;hc
ball Of rights having been adopted simultaneously
wid tie constitution lif indeed, ii be not par
oi The sam') si'd has. Of course, more force OIL
Virtue.
You would seem then, 70 be in the predicamcn
81 an individual Who with one hand. - endeavor
ing TO stab the constitution TO its vials whilst viii,
the other he is clinsing to il for support
Whit readily admit that tho march Of EN-
pare tends steadily the West. ! can scarcely be
lieNo that justice md morality in soch hot pr
s'Iit to have lch eastern brethren without a
spark IL either. that they are absolutely dctermi.
ned IN resist o1r Ia "A g., ycn fo tle knife
Your Friend. FISTICUFFS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-25
RESUMPTION IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November Q, 1871.
The committee TO whom was referred The spl,
Jeci Of day for resumption Of coin payments bv
Ou' institutions made report 10 the board Of Bank
Presidents yesterday
They recom'nend that the 81 Of November. q 10
be hFed as lho day OB which all the Bank. Of New
orleans shall resume specie payments.
Accompanying the report ore sundry recommen.
daiiOns raaiiye 10 settling the balances no,, J,.
ny lhe B1nss 10 ono a7oiher. and 10 berome dye
aHd 70 The iuiurs action Of are called tho ,yeo
Banks On The lest subject IL is proposed ,l,,t The
slr"ng institutions shull furnish the means IN The
weak ones 10 put themselves in complete READINGS.
ior resumption and that the latter shall restrict
themselves 10 perfectly safe and prudent course.
~ drawing ~ their issues and confninE their cir
culaiiou 70 low fed standard while ii shall bo A..
duty OF the iormor 10 furnish 10 tho community tl,e
mass Of currency needed
The Board accepted the report. end IL yvo, ,cC. q,
rod 70 The several Boards Of Directors whose set;
On the matter. there is no doubt will be G.,,,,tla
q tho recommendations
This great step wo consider as nearly eouiv,Io,,
70 resumption On ono particular for 10 6r,t or,
WI b. 70 apprecia'e our cure tcy nlmos, N u,.
standard ofspecie, though The exchange ,r,ti -,
b. hettofed, unless NJ TIC pleasure Of TIE RAM.
~ nov remains ~ The Legislature. siould IN,
Banks all agree in lheir drecfioas 20 ir Inc e.,
doy Of November o. The period Of rosurnpt,on !,
nnhe The voluntary OCT en- obEgatory one. by ,bs
passage ofa law TO that effect shouj that b.jy No.,
soc ~ 90 punt out an earlier date fr n rs,,,,, -,
cpin iayments .--Adgyriiser
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-25

Our citizens arc reminded that c. w RussrLr.
ESQ viii deliver public lecture on TUESDAY
EVENING next at MASONIC HALL. IL being
the 81 Of Lyocnm Course. which nTo to be cuuiiru
cd through the winter every two weeks We take
this opportunity of calling The attention Of our cii
to this association as one deserving of lhoir
'ounteunnco and support. The day Tor improve
mepi-such Improvement &c Is CNalting mankind
IA that approach 10 perfection for vhich Ihey were
created 's rapidly passing away with Us all We
look abroad and see the apij march which general
intelligence and meulal cultivation !. making IhrJ
out the country aud il is high time that ctijits IN
tho cause should be general here as well % cIse.
where. The basic u tho institution above named
- une1cepl.cnable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-25

ARSON AND MURDER On thursday nish,
% attempt made n roh the Exchange Office 81
" Ellis. on Third street. next East Of ire Franklin
Bank. The burglers bored through the " window
shutters. Disappointed intheir Ohjoci. being unable
70 ind anything, lhoy set The Office, which burnt out
ihe inier'Or. Considerable damage was donc-thc
hooks were IN The safe nnd not injured The mo.
ney wus not To the ufEee. Our brokers do not lcnvo
ther money IN their Offices u night bf the benefit
II villains
Yesterday morning ihe body Df O m1n was found
IN NE Deer Creek CulyeTt, on Third street; sup
plsod % be about 20 years old 3 feet inchesbirb
Tue body was much manglcd. having deep cut
suoFe 'he leit eye. a large number ~ wounds upon
hls 'emldes and The back part Of bis head and one
cni on The upper lp which knocked out his teeth
Ihe Corpnors verdict vas that BE- camo 10 bi. death
~ violence inaiclcd by persons unknown. The
man has been identified. By "a clothrsr who rccy,ui
.es ne c',l ~ one snh yesterday o. bo Mr ID Nv Of
Dayton The body wIl be- exhibited 1.-THE Uos1i,aI
ior recognition until tonight Nothing b. known oC
'bs mgE1srers-CuciHpgH Gq-ere