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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25
PUSH"

VISA siH! ~ man and Ihose who hnl5ly dare.
SAa' triumph DER ihe s1ns of cold despair"
kidIng the o'herday in "a Stage coach along with nm
i''h gentleman. we became qII'e sJc.aDl. anI lie gays
me THIS account Of hs lie
When twenty ycasof age. I was n school Ieor,
''s surveying and nav CATION. And do y,u meau 10
iraNelf sa'd my master. What think you of An.r.
cei sasdI'l'r We were then IN Dung.nnon county O,
Iyfone ireland. America replied he. is a CROWN.
e"utt y-gn John, and behave yourself a. became. /.
true lrIshnan, agd YOU NAV eat white bread in o.,
CID DAYS. and drink good sherry Ats lUle mn.
r'an u. | sailed from c r& IN the god sAi, q ,.c1
DIDO aud landed IA 81 days at New Castle. Ihi-i
mo 10 10 tho cliy IA ii irIre; end wandered ,L-,,,,
'hs ssecis : Stranger Tor two days; Nhs. ~ fine 49,
"ho should ! happen - m.ei hgg Sei McCl.,kv. ~
ga toS"zmdn. 'By grac!0Us" said hc, IF III. Ian.
our old friend JOAN Ntrnh40! when tgd Won como,
Ia That ship. aoneyi Ii,N we're o.! ~ homs7 yyby
y"n- 'ae'As TOOK red - a potato, mln. Ysu'u r.,y,
white IA thu. country: but grunn!ng ON vi,,,,r -,
ing Tor an answer what's yUGs auo,iol .Jyaqt's mo
npII'i inquired what 10 tIa;l' y shsrt hi. r n..r
lenee IN cis-I you inlIfe-youH have to lake ON.
See continued hc; touching a task OF uh.sk.v ,ybf.r
ne tarned--'A short life aud a merry one. rhat's IN,
motto. Good by, John, II! see you again and 49,,
he te"' half seas over. bound Tor u short life. n.
'houghi' OF u merry Or Z sd! Oae. vac a mailer 4!
doubt.
Going up Chestnut siree;-thinks Ido.s e,,,y maj,
thSea motto on setting out IN tGci What slal! choose,
a n'itni Let the seo-whcn upon an inner ill.,,
saw IN large leticrs-PESiI THAT sba n. M NJ,
TO- sald l. and on the impulse ri the I-Jmcni IN, ri,bI
hHhS Sas on the door. M foot on tho threshold. / G,.,ud
myself IN she middle Ofan office Of some suu A0s,
Pau'hs a i"p aoaL a s'Ht'eI man stepped up AMI en-.
qulfe' nay busi"eSs To tell the honest truth, said
~ none special with any uno mortal nan in par,,cu.
Ihr' bat F.! an an lr.sh lad, a perfect stranger, lust com.
10 America 10 sock M fortune Have yoa moneyr
Said Tue gentleman. Nothing bat FIVE guineas. The
sl VI my angel mother said /. Common le.rning
irah honor, aud a heart To hc greatful t. any on. who
vii put me IA q way to be useful. 'yYI,y' said the
man. 'rnI!ing. i like your frausness. and really vii
venture u trust something 10 HAT face. Y1l can
wnie' very well then copy that paper. did O.; and
found Tnyseltin = snug berth, with a plrnty L, d, f.,
an industrious man. plenty to eat and drink for a tom.
peiaso ma"' and satisfactory cOmpeusausn Gr a reason.
able man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

D. plhnied u one mans Land nnd derives its noari.i =
moni Gun anoihet's. Il shall b~long 10 hin fr,m whose
land It i nOurshed; sJd II Il Is ohi. partly Houri~hcd
Ia his laad. il shall bolung i'm common 10 the prupre-
toi o. the lsni On which u was plsried. aud Vt tho
land 10y which IL i, psuiy nourishcd.
SIUs 9th" provisions Of ths Code Nspoleon on tins
SUBJECT arr - follows:
r 672. IL IL nj allowable 10 plant tpccs Of lofty
ssik sat at the di'tnn 90 prescribed 10y regulations
Nciualiy existing or by constant aud acknowledged =.
ssye, only ati'i0 jH'snce Oi iva metres from the line
w''icd separates tsO c-taios ia trees Of lofty frank
ard at the distance Of hall n metro ln the case vi
other trees md quick hedges
Art Ga \ asighDor may require trees and he'd
ges plant & ~ a iess Il .sigact. ~ he pulled up.
"lis WHOSE property a, oversaaduwed by the bran
ch0s 9TH neighb ia trees. mag cUgrpe the Latter Il
en- oil such branches.
"Ifit be he rop;s which ensroarh on M. estate. h
has a right To cutthen thSron hImself."
Noar G Inmi:lSo repeat that neither IN above reg
ulauons. =" lar a. they diTrr from our Law. NOR all
other which aave occurred To them. appear at one
8, well aCapicd ~ secure the rights Of parties, snd $
free nom ths impu,a ION OF harrlssing aid nrhi,raf
mier.er,ncc, IS the rules of common law nov ia fore
IN relation To lhi, sanJcct. They, lhrrbiLrr, recon
inene no lcgis'airiu. an ask to be discharged fl0I
further consideration Uf the sghjcst.
For ,hs Comm tee. GEO. r. DAVIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

kSINGULAR DIVORCE CNSS-Tns rscorls
vt tho proceedings Of the Ls.islatures OF some OF tho
stale pre- ent frequent hlsis 10! the dissolution Of .ho
marttge contract 10y legislative enactAsal. and n-ccs.
ItrIly. when lIat m-i- Ia resllcd TO, without .,rio,
adherence - any general principle or well sctilei IL.
.I'ciai rule. In has state Tie prae tice hlG wisely bees
to confne such Implications 10 tho court OF chancery,
where ihsy are decided upon a uniform and rigid con.
sIruclion { Ihs s;aiue.
A case i'nuw pending before he lew York Sen.
ale. hoHsNer. which 1t quite peculiar in IL, features.
Tbs common law fixes the age oil aOusenl," ms II 10
termed. al - years fr a fem ale. s INA wears since,
he ststue lGS Of tajs state varied that s,s Of cnnssuI
20 Ii wears. and ai the -nmc Lime declared I n Eel mi.
aus offence to n,Fry a female under llaI aye, .l,h5u,
the consent Of her parents ur Guardians. Sub. -uusnt.
~, the statute was smSnded, 40 rs 10 restore the com.
mon llw rule OF II years Ol sgc as the psjni when n
isinale becomes legally mIrIagsahle; bnt lhr penalty
against handsomely marrying n female lea. than Is
years 81 age, ra- inadvertently lci H. force.
D3riuy The autumn oI 1853, adsr. n 81 IN citizen
90 Si-phen'"wn, Rensselaer, ccsnty. aged uj,ui IS
yo-rs, aiIcrGod the common ssloul of The DIST let N
Olirh 'h- rer'd'd. aud when sniuG aud rcGarni 2 Nea
: q Ia aIhIi "i ca!.ig ~ 2 urgh.ug'. hnu,- ca no
say. The mistress Ut ibI- iuusr sce5as to have tecu
IA m'eiemie match maze AID she So 6.eI Js am.
pc z rfS mud with nJ:ions Dfrla'rmolv, 10. wing re-
'-'rrr' ioa particular ynn"g ~ n oihvrarqJsuta 80,
a' to prepare hCr 70 take hat IN p,.anI step "a t!e sust
convenient opportunity.
In tie cpur.o Of e,snr.. tie "a nor and m the Of
tho gtl were Absent lt,n .hST 70 III ,nce, al 4 fans.
ri winch would dei-!u then Or ararly a day, and
! rs "re''i"n was inP'ureL by Ia husband uf h. o
hr . "a rri'h maker. ant others. Ia uenusde their
vac IN (aoJgh lot without GIurh hesitation on her
pam To ridc too ulcrgynans Ia the icisiniv .nd bo
married tn the young m5n-nho would seem frlm.
the statements before tho Senate. to have fllyed out
4 secondary part ia ne affair.
Hrsn!iins ir1m these pruceedi 60 ~wssri-I4 iim-nt
Of The eonsfi-a'os, nrd ne sentence Of he husband
10 the STATE PTsN. Meanwhile, the wife is such IA
ihe eyes e the las; although lie punishment of ito
husband proaounres her sill under he cont. OF NJ hsr
p.rrni', To puI an end To lhS dpu.ls and inen.ina.
i'I' relation legislative aston seems t. be noccssarE.
a 10 ! iOf that purpose vas reported 10y Mr. Strong,
from The Judiciary committee. and us brf,fe TIE
s''n"liiee OF TIC wh'ie on Tu-s!ly. but was recon-.
mHIrd GA fid1y. for "a pISp 5se Of hayias the fiels
spread upon 'he Jpanr', in a formal ol1rt, leH tns
case should DO drawn into a prcscdeaL
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The London I.ms- relates he following occur-
renee which lately happened IN the great netroy-
oils
Mr. Shroud having orcasOn Co a house Keeper L,
'apenniend ms own donesIIc arrangements aiysuls.
81 Tor a widow. or "a widow and her daughter. q,
'ass charge OF the upper part ola tradsstn1n's house
ana so-A i"r han. The wages were E4I per annutn
"'h c"a's' candles. &e, and application uzs directed
q Ns mace between elsyon nud Jhcer O'Clock on TurA.
uay'Si No eS rowcr ST. Before the clock struck IL
." WIDOWS began 10 arrive, auJ sgnn the street va,
rendered imPassibls by the fair ones cr1NdtnS ro~srl.
.he house.S IN aisw inmates Slr. ShrOuG'. shop & pas.
'o' were hi.ed wiulNonrn Struggling to gain lac ai,eu,
non oi the ndver'issr. and ca uoroIsly setting forth
ueir qualifications Tor tie NIurtiou.
Aregot so got wnl that Er. Ssr1li had alv,r.
Used Tor wue. Gnd Ieoplc iiuoAcd from all quarter.
tosse ihe Ladies' IN search uf q husband. Ihe " Il ~,
young ana m,ddicag"d. the thln aud stout, the dirS
aud lar. some ~ Them weeds. Others gtily auired, aud
many poorly bat decenlly clad. continued to arrive
and were greeted with laughter unl ,huuIs b., III,
mob. who gave tree Neat 30 their jokes and rIbaijy
a' the widows arrived and departed. NJ lensth lhs
confusion and noise became - great that a po,sse y
rs city police were sent Tor. who preserved a liit,
he'ior order. AID afforded free ingr,ss tor he APpll
ssnIs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

bAlS
Messrs Elitos-H,w mech tine = thrown awav
oy some iofuions IA our oiGutry when The woaiher
"Iii not permit thea 10 work oli Of doors. TIL. time
might b' VIII improved 10y every farmer. Ia tho
course al IA sesspa 'hOrs arc many dIys of wet ura-
,her. an which IL l. impossible 10 do work on a farm ;
Therefore when thee ARE lost. Ia, they are to- many
iaFmes' ot ny arqg ''niauce an tLis vicinity they
amount To a considerable sam. "Tdne % munoy." a.
thS say inS rs therefore how important II - Scr we tar
mers. at I'm. age of The wpril. 10 tnks care of tho
pence and the pounds will nike care OF ,bsusolyc-
Now II tais Is good advice in money matters. il viii
surely apriy TO our domestic shiifs-to thoss hbuis
ana hail days when the rain drives US undo oovcr,
Heil s'n' ~Ii ask how ,hcso hours and half DAYS
can best bn employed " 81 tell you. INV bn,hvr
farm "a. Get you selves set OF carpenters ,ool.. and
make a ~1rA bench, and ry,u can PLAIN a boar! and
drive n nal. yoI viii find enough TO occupy oil the
spare hours and days ypu will have la year. The
Tools wlIcosi but FIVE nr -I dollars. snch as arc
most hecesspsy for a farmers us". and then you VIII
Dc able 10 kOsp your out b~ailiirgs, and stable dora.
sc, IA goOl repair. witioa, paying out the money. IL
your ara doors get out ct order, the frs; rainy day
you can rspiir them. ia hJsrd ~ 20 r f3nes gets
loose. put tail ia It Or rerlars 1t. Ia hi. way you
EAU improve cy-s, rainy day. an thereby keep yo1f
~builituss AMI lsnecs ~ COOL coHiri N.
Many farmer. Ia oar country think ifany snail JOB
Of ~urS 3 necessary % D, done on their premises. th-y
InuSs - ald EN- piDy a mschlnie 10 10 u, when they
could very pro ally 10 Il Just as well ihcmsrlvcr
an consequent save q Ilen.s. II a lar nor w,nus
any pam Rni usc.ul furniture for hs kib hon. scch
for ins:ansc a' n piro table, beaches. g., take IA ui-
ny day to Dot BUii = u Hnsce..try - multiply ths
many Things that IN sht he done or prepared Ia .uch
uncs. Every farm. - thli lojk, trJInI hs prem srs.
at ne Is NJ; IA ghs habit orso doing) will 2 morally
fad "a brliiny, AMI iensss are ~decayiny. and ont of
/, repair. Eserg farm . sh Iu!d accdsioIn hLn.clf 10 70 ,
H-- o. tools ani Whenever ne wtns a snail Job OF
= .: wOrA dpHO hc caldD Il nm {. without gp;ns ;3Js
ID % five u.is.ati-ra cirpsner. lAnow , giol mIny
t, iorlnrrs "a tn. Vi. in,;y, 'n,' have np,a hlIehe;. traS
@ ing kmia, nu-u., plane Oc work bench sio
n their preaIs's. The co sequence -. lAos
JOBS 20 G"dHn'. aIi they have ntuxal to q
. o: rainy days. l. his es'Hum.i / can saf-'y a.
NWcr N. TrI -Iet m-n vii curry th5ir grain live
m.ly. further - m,rk,t MIR lhay can got t~,
-. = mo.e On a hLia H. EioIgh hi, been sad L
c rn'iner IN ss wa IL mt IN rove rain, days. thu
. they INST Ihrsi!tJ!y %, rLnl,pg 4 nyl hall. an { So,
i, her oIi buildings. ioncrs Sc wall oil De- gIne.-
, Tl'rcf,fe | elnsr M sIh'c', AL wait with anvipI
solicitation to hear At more fully daa!s W.h-jesss
iITHsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

TIE Loss o. TIE H.,:E.-Aa Important, and N
ieresiI1s 1rIa!, not less lon Iis am,rnt involved lhar
'fOm iic nIgT clscicicr Of shc c15nsel on both sides
: 10" gIIt On N The Superior CoIu brfpln judy,
O1AIsy. The sat Il brought by James 7 AIla.rs. tie
owner oi -is1a; r'sf iirn=. tor siJ3JJ. thc aml=n,
O! : p'hry "t insurance eI-C:cd m Tue American
C1mptny. Insre were siGi.ar policies IN the Allan.
'ic, JacSson, aud New York Safe Marine Ivsur.
anoo C'nPlnies. amounting altogether 10 ahuu, $40.
dJJ. me'srs Grdh ,, OCoLner. ard CIcaveiand an.
pear for the piainiiIi, aud Messrs. Lord. Gerard, Krl.
ehum aud Robinson, for the defendants.
We learn that Ihe groJnis Of dcirgcr 10 lie set n,
oy the insurers are-thc uusclwodhinsss Of he yes.
sci asI'ias n'Jm her deficiency in dcp.a AMI breaiGh
OF bsam, computed with he length; ,hi her .ini,cr.
y iassnnss were not OF sufficient Sis and strength.
mat sac had sustained InJurIeso on her iut massage of
o. serious 1 chAoact. =. tllJ her OwIcn hld de,ermin.
90 10 put her on The D-y Dock. bit had JAILED Z, q,
30 brcaasc the necessary repairs could not be
~eo'aP.eied IN uns Tor Nor advertised day Of sail.
ing.
n soiHt ut law. II - stated, may also arise from the
TACT OF the vessels having struck on Romar a. ,l,e
"''It oni Of the hIT5or. there being uo pilot ON board
al The time. Tn" decision will be looked for with no
l'ue interest, as determining The case with The other
insurance sompanlcS. who will ABIDE ny the dee..i,o
IA The present iTial.-N j Amer.
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ClRCGL.AR
prp,nrm.~rv Us sr.rs. Morch so.Is,

p~rPIRrMENrv, Sr.rs. March 90. 1871.
10 The Hon TuoHAs Ewlso.
T. ErARY oi II TREASURY
s'E The Prc-,ieni d. Of an opinion that II : a grsa,
abuse 10 briHg the patronage OF the G.ncrl Goysn.
Teni into conflict nIsh tho freedom vi elections; suJ
shat this abuse ought to be corrected wherever Il may
have been PeFr,i-t 10 exist. and to bc prevented H..
The future.
lie therefore directs that information DO given TO ali
Offices and agents in your Department Of the public
service that partisan interference ia popular elec.
tom. whether the State officers. or officers Of this Gov.
eminent. Ond for whonsoeser VI A.sius, whomsoeyer
tnay be exercised. or tho payment Of any con,ri5s.
tson or assessment on salaries or official corporation
for party or election purposes. will be regarded bv
him az cause OF removal.
Iii. not intended that any officer shall be restrained
III the free and proper eIpress.on and maintenance o.
his opinion. respecting pubic men Or pablo measures
"r IN the eTersIsr. 10 The fullest degree. Of he con.
slIrutional rigLI OF suffrage. Bat rsssoLs enplo, ed
under the Government, sud paid for her ssryicc
cut olthe public Treasury, are not expected 10 take
minds or vOies Of others; such conduct seiug deemed
Inconsistent with the spirit oflhe Constitution and the
duties of public agents acting under il; snd ,he Pres
dent is resolved, SO far o. depends uion him, that
"hi'o AHG 81 ~ t4ttAiNt lEdiitlllHG " Tie IrG
pie shall he free from undue influence Of Official sta.
lien aud authority. opinion shall also DO tree among
the officers and agents ofIhe Government.
The Presiden: wyhes itfuTlher 10 be ammo snced and
dfsiincrly Understood. that from all collecting aud dis.
eursing officers promPtiiude in rendering accounts
and entire pnnIuaiiiy in paying balances, will be ng.
erously eIacsed. Ia his opinion 1t is time TO return,
30 this respect. 10 Toe carly practice Of the Govern
meni. and to hold any degree of delIns nincy on the
part Of those entrusted with the public money jus,
sause ofimmediaie removal lie deems The sever,
observance ofIhis rule to be essential to Ghs public ser.
vice. as every dollar lusi W the Treasurer by uufai,h.
fnlness in office ereOIes . necessity Tor a new charge
upon The people.
have the boHosr - be, air your obsd..nt seI.
want,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
IS.milar letets have been addressed 10 olhsr baad.
oi Departmental
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Speak To child any chtld-in n calm. positive.
clear voice, uni he wli bo sure 10 obey YOU. if you
.prsk once and only once" HYs Sic0grEsv.
Thus - trlc; and iii were observed IN family
government there Would We isN d,spbedicnt children.
Every parent hiss one particular onc-Nno particular
voice. which every child, iii b, at en,i rciy s2IlI,.
will obey. LIT aBy child cy Tor The moon Ia any
uarsHi. lie val se refused a! ways with thai voice.
What - Inc c'ussqur,ce' Tn- shild .tugs crying
\ child crs- i"r 4 'akr.s lpE'ns slisS. u. a los pot
toll 1i Oh ing wI;sL H. VIII generally be- refused
IN such q VOC. = IA such = pCssrapsHy io,k Iaai h-
VIII rot Heniare To- ,sa again. Il - e piiy parents d.
not observe THIS aud ~. At b. a.. Ic; lhom reius,
hur thins psccscly "a fhry d. r,fi,e what ;Simp.,.ib'c
-;.,lhcy dureiUse the.nu -. Tic m.rur& the ~NaIrr-in
Ia same yo.ccir the ,Iwc wsy,A they wlI have little
~ uo !rnhlr With a s','d. Nature IL fYil of jhess
delicate. srnel iuuui'''r, 10. 'hr hssrt ola p.reuL-
VEGA. Di.iy .i4Usrhssr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

NoHs~ ANo PNLrTIcs-The Ciarsuont Eagle r..
laI's sn a~nccluIc. ola Paumasisr IA Cheshire Conn.
~ VIM. u sonn ~ hc heard IN 1 Harrison wa, elrci.d.
Tel = h"iiaLe r'let round h's iarS. J, II his off e aud
went home. q .nierhmg with the feeling. of \ mn, =,
ne huHy. "Rcb-cra,' SAID ne To hi. Ni.o. dlr,ytny
a st'r L" hor r 10. sul speaking in M uaearAly tone
Reh'c'a. old Harrison is coming IN; 60 non. Sc O..
orohfieai, b. very economical. for ! shall los. m. o.,
nee IL wife Who hal been NJ arlc,d wing before
''c 't"c'ifi. in!1IsuiIie.y iJrIcl T. tlc right sangi'
aui became a warm Ip.of,,n. This An, , .,l,;,,
'h'Hs". at 10 be attributed - The usnnl causes. TIA
Pf's-rs' ofdcirHi anG 10 sol Office 10 her hu.iranJ. ia.
stead Ut ifa,Br;iHS ioy drnp,I her spirit. and i,npcli.d
mr. To- cling {" h:u ~ ts mIJ,l % las reverse. :.
u t'efiS ""h woman. When all Ia vYrIl desert,
hIm "L'm 'SS .ovSE. sac cling, 10 lin cla-rsaI cio
Cr.-ioT "a Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

" zyerv mtu WIS owns a iarn mus; errsct .aln
At sItug. continue 10 :, ul ~ ,he, are now goia, o..
10 s-eIs,!i - pay Gue CoJt ct the STATE. Ev,r,
farm - no" Il'ughs"l "a cI-cg. Reject Porter. aud
iAe y "sal,l ps > icr.E wi! SOFA p4tuher al! ~ Lr
'a.s,-ai UIei' o~Hers viii have nOiu.g lI ,hs Er..s
Ilc'oa oisveI7s ir'.r children ]Jc-g4rrd, sEcr years
90 To-! aai .a''f. - sIrpJ.. lac cGrA..stg-s ". t.Jsy
elected {" hfsn places ~ fraud uTd 10 ssry.
farhsa-.t-at .sil-cs-ssaH The act, uI your rsicrs
-lHi prepare Is. s:a4I either 10, " asaiLsi yoaI
own AL Jour chill cas- sgsl interests. BE wa.,sL-
~ ngfIt. IA !ae.-Lalca=isr Examiner.
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Asvicr-lTa pircI, read these pages let him
p1i1e aui Ihm, val "u rae characters Of his chill.
area; let him IioIs' fear AIT hope the INST fr IN
oue whose p,ssI"n' .lni n'uso temper lsai To a sirug
gle wish is wIrld. TtsI .arae wori ID u touch
"Fe' or ani 1n' q boar. Srps los lao poor.
iimiy b. observed hat rIsfr are certain ysars IA
winch ~ = ciN.itLsI country, srUs particular crime
corses into vogue. II flares liz season, ard then
hlrIs put. rrgs atone time We have blruing-ai
another sw'ngis n-no~ suicide is in yOgue-uow
poisoning trades prpple in apple dumpliugs-now ii q.
"e bay slab each oiIrr with pen knivcs-nn" CON
non -bl4i r. sIn3i AZ Their scrgatuis. ALMOST cyesy
ear here Is one crime peculiar - ia sJ.i OF anuu.
al which, "Srrruns the country. but does not bloom
as7ih. UHsucsIInHab!y tie pr IS has a great deal To-
10 Win Nar.e eritemi''. Loiu newspaper give AZ
ace 'nHi % = 'nc oI'-Oi-Jn"-'Nay a.rOci,y that has IA,
charm ~ novelty, ant ce,taih d,praved minds fs4'cu
10 1t Ike !cchcs. They hronI over and revolve II, IA,
idea grows up horrid Phan'a,malian m~ruomaria; an,
n'" 81 sudden IA u different places. the one see,
>p~n Or the leadcn typos springs up into iou! a,ne,
ing.
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RlAGES & FRElGUTS
Imm ~ 80 nl RolLl.L.n

"H NHHHN NsNN
botllehcm, = ETY. Of David a., r,lf.J -
was INC eHy oi las nativity. - situated nb,uf r ,,it.
''l'h "i jerusalem. on q lIHle cniacncs in tho 80
=, h''s ""d valleys II singular richness and t,,,,Ii,.
In'ngn asH1ll villng ct ITSELF 10 IN, obtained .,aS
1e'7D''y a'lhe birth place oflhs SIyi1rr "TE,p II
'''em Lcn'ii1h' though ihop be lille amopg Inc -.
si"'s "I JHiai. yet o8tof thee shtn como C,,th ,.,
'o u,iI - T. 10 ruler N Israel whose y,ipys 60
s''e been from ofOli. fOn eyera,G,z m,caL -
'"e I"'iIn9nt Of ihfs prophecy, winch , s,,,,.
81 To fcictto Christ. has civcn fo BerJsb.,, -
~ 'e'o"n 'nJ'ysd by lew other eiHrsir the v,,J
.i-ff - H' place, even in Tie Holy Land wb.,. n.
O.f'si''n traveller fingers with n rre,te, 49,. n
h'IoNed interest. or whirh be leaye. vi,, ~
''.'e u1n tbs humble village.
if NV Known BY Tho name B,;,L,ln
'Nh 'D'u' 100 houses. and from 1000 n, t5Oo h
n 'I'"is' 'n'sily Christians OF Creek. Armenia, -
I,'n'n orders The church. which /, /, t,,r..
'P'7hnid cdihce' De- divided among the diG,,e1t -.
igo1Iolng 70 Their numbers. Zach HAVING s,,,a.
y n w. habIaiion Of m0Hks. and Tor The ,.rc,sm
y meiF religions exercises. Beneath ths eb,,.L
= ''D''ff'ncan chapel where The very 800, 60.
DiHh e marked by q glory. connect -
,i'"l1 and lisper in o circle Of sIyeF R,, 49,.
Il other traditions Of lie character, To- -,
,s'rded us he Iollies NJ sn IDLE sopor.f.,,. -,
'I lhase. Bciholcm oiJgjoa will be- s,o-mL..
's en's'n 'roi as tic witness ofan eyo,t
'' "n'e oecioed Of % rmDlraase. byt ,,b,.t -
ace Thrilled zoe world. snd rsrolgtoo,-,t
5ri0n q our eauh. "fss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25

Paa.s1su-IBv. Mr.-lli travelled f,y n
pfsacr iu a congregation at-. Alter Tho srrnYH
De- FaIisi very patiently. expecting s11ro as3 sffBr
Drc.HTsI 'D IHyIto hlm home 90 dinner Ia Gina, i.
ms d.sappoiWed. One and another .drplu-d. upf,I
'e bose US Himo-ias enpiJ s. Che nHDlsr's sy.
mach. SIninJuug fe-oluuOu. however Is walked
up 90 an elderly looking gentleman, aud sr.,sIy
said
"Wdl YOU go home to dinner with us. 10 dsy bro.
Whore DO you liver"
"auoIt twenty miles from lhs. sr"
NO, said toe nln. cOIouug. "bai you ms, 81, .,h
a.. W."
Thank you'll will rhseuuIly
Ahof that Tine I've minister Nos no more troubled
shout ht dInnsr-V tsJr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-25
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IMPORTANT TO TEXAS!

The Pisayohe ofthc i2ih says ~ the arrival ri
ths schooner Emblem, Capt. Kenny. we learn The
following interesting items from some Of her passep.
geD-atnphg vh'7a was nai. Trmblo.late orths Ts,.
AZ fsdeul army. This gentleman infrms Us tina,
ne federal paTiy ~ toe north Of MeHIco is aunihilalsd
Nucatsn Is t.ciHy acknowledgements leading Mr..
tcan Ioainals owning lhs iHahlito VI The centrnl oar.
" 20 r%ecouquer That pOuiJn 81 their soi d.s,sI terr,y.
~. We think 'he niOamTiou may b. relied On a,
correct.
The csndIiateies fr the next presidential term. or
sheii magutracy 81 MEXICO. are Gomez ttri44 and fhs
thOiorious santa Ana. Tasse men ssyegal1y tgi1J
ihcir hopes Of sHrcess upon ne plsrrc OF r]rlsiiry the
interference Of Texas ~ their Dohllf by Offering \, re-.
Soguise her mdeprnirre, k5ih parties having mole
Engagements 6r overfurss 20 that spect-ihry pI.,
Ing IeTasin a position % rule the dcsuuics Of Nfsri.,
But fhe youag Erpyblic o.. iudeusnien,-,bo al.
no farouw Of MrIcp, md Will SPUN he a,,r,.
5nions - sSP0-ss e,bor Gauss weuevsr d,
fnado.