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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

A'';rc Iriie-IIopa not Tor Perecthappincss'
sud Madam g. Mmieupu 10 The princes. of S,yrs.
oE the eve other m t.ria-c with ihc DIke ui Bu-su;.-
dr, ".Irr" IS uuOSI,h Ihju- on earl u, and though there
N.sg, iilraF not cunsis. "a the possession Ut riches
Gica'Ue., s. CNu. sell ,o Affections u.mlrc severe than
these ola private station; BE- rcIaer ,oNei or a
>haHcd o. dcpcDd CA your husband. Hope not too
constant harmony IA the married stale The hest
husband, "ul wives are those Who bear occasionally
from each other sl!iics I'll! humour with patient uild.
ness. BE uhlsjus without putting great value on
sour 1y1Ts. Ellen are iyrunls who woul Il De- free
thcm7c!y"s AMI have %, confined. YoI need not be
atauy pains {, exam 10 whether their rights he well
nTudr.; 90 81 cirgga ial; iary are established. Pray
Odd 90 keep you from jealousy. The affections ui a
hu'url are mover % 10. r1ued by complaints: reprca.
r.iuS Or .Ullcu behaviour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

No TINE TO REsD-Wc have often encountered
men who profess o. believe th1y Iaye"HO lime % read
Vow wc think otit. they have always been mon of
.uch character. TIC p]o.uisof which are easily summed
np. Niuc times ont Of ten ihay are men who have
never found time 10 confer any substantial advantage
sHIcr upon their cOIutry. their families, or themselves.
IHsY -CH1u.ly have lime 10 go 10 elections. attend
pn5hC JlrhCcICs, camI-.neotfugs. sales aud singing
schools, bat they have "nJ limo % rsad' They ir-
qHengy s3.ni whole days bon g~ossipu-, .rpltrz. ADD
swapping horses. but ihry have "uo lime 10 rc1d."-
They s0ueimrs loose a DAY boz asking advice Of ihor
cirhhors-sJmctimcs n day iu picking up Ibo news.
lhs prices current aud iIc orchaugos-bu these men
never have any cline 20 reId." They have ume 90
hunt. 90 fsh, 10 fiddle; 10 driuk ~ edo np,hIu1," bu.
ono time fD read" SJch men generally have uupju-
Gated children. unim1rotcl hms and unhappy fire
aides. They have go energy, uI split OF improve
m.uf. no love ofkn1wleige lIcy 1.-Two "Inkupu ZOO. aud
unknown" and often DE unwepi ord uGpsryucI-
Southern C4hfrgfor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

Tho vol ,, -f. b. ID .---. ... g., prr prrG De-
u.r,.., ,..,. n r-r..t dir -..a lh. r..
ca. ~. ,.I r.s..r- ,, ..-.. 49,, rr,. ar d.....
.- Mn. h.. ...-I ,.,r. ...l a,. .r b. J-I ..4...l
.-l.. q. ,..,nurI ,s,gs..l. E.rf, labor rs NOS.
,,-a. .- 80. . -..., 49,, r... ~. ,rt...
..r....l ,r. ,..,-.f. .r .,.irr ,,.r. cam r.r.,,
m..r maternal lrm,..fly .g-i Of town. tur il...
ol4r,.,v. .4l.rrl. ,.-.. In of Mr.. F.cnn.l .a..
.,a-- lr U. m.ls-r sr-lyy.y lbr,urA the roe, .9u.,f
ban. aid The l..,r ns.l. b.,... a, rock after rgca
. -.alaaI. rmgl. Us of he noisy celebrations 0fia.
.......rf NI-.lsi EH
v.' r..-...l ,-. E..u,y f. qyifo n-7qu..,,r ID.
our f.gr. .s. rgf ..g,-.ggrrs .- mach 10 Jos fa,n.ts.
.as . f..s 20 .- a-r.4rr,ra. none ~ hive r..sn Geo
.-...r..- T.r s..G r-.... rEa g...ang creek. "a
.l. t..l.r. ..r.r. rl. ...,r. ar..rr. cg what All
D. u.rI...a vor.ea yfa!.el. 81, iUc western ab.,.
...-r .r .,r.. ..,.g. a., r..,t tr,.,l AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

What viii the ladies say 20 ia u!!s"ipg remarks
Of De- James johnson. IN hs "Ero 'omy OF Il'a'hf'
The most proper age tor CnieruC The holy hnnd-
Of n%airimony hls been discussed ouI never seid'd
{ am emitted TO my opinion; and although J eanno'
here give The grounds GA which II res.s, 'he reader
may take il Er granted. hat | could oiduee. Were
ihis the proper place, a great number u nelsu'y rSa
sous, both moral AMI physical. tr the dpgma ! 'h a.
boat 10 %prppani. The maxim, then, which "ou'I
inCulclte. o. tuis-'hat natfum 1uy should not De- con
,riciei before the first year ul the Fourth Scp;enniad'
'n the part of females. nor before the last year oi iae
same ca the case ct ~" mllo; iu other words. the male
sIoitd be at least twcuiv-eIghi years Old. That there
should be seven years d~ilrreGCc between the ages OF
the sexes. at whatever period oflIfc the solemn COM
'r1ci Is entered upon, need not he urged, as II Is UNI.
ycrstlly admitted. There j. a difference of seven
years, not ia heac'ual duration OF life IN the TWO sexes,
bat IA the stamina OF the constitutions. the symmetry OF
the form, and the lneaments OF the face. The wea'
and tear Of bringing u2 "A family might alone accom-
Cor tins inequality; bat there are other causes. inhcren
IN the constitution. and independent OF mllrimOny o
c~yliIrcy.
In respect to earl; marrisr. as Car as il concerns Ia
softer sea. I have to observe. that, for every year .
NLich the hymenial knat is tied below the age q
+. twenty one. utrre VIII be-, GA an average, three year
decay "I the curpnre ! fabric, and a considerable "a,
hrcv!lIion oithc usual range of hannah existence.
l. in vain 10 point uai instances that seem To uullii
this calculation. There viii be individual exception
20 all general rules.
o. 'Ou the moral consequences f too carly marriage
~ q j. not my intention 10 dI!aic, though | could addut
, many strong arguments against. All yery few VA !tvo
Of the Practice. 10 has been said that 'mg,r'mDny mg
u. have mis1rics bat c~clhacy has no pleasures Asi
n as ton early maria g $ G mccrncd. the adagc nush;
run thas- marriage mast have mIscucs. though C.
oIcy mag have 40 pleasures
Tho choice ola wtlc. ur Husband. i rather forri.
,, 10 my subject. and has occupied much ADLER pc
~, Than mine, 10 I;tlc advantage. My own opinion
n that, We're The whsle OF the ndI't population rcaisi,
81 a. they come OF aye, AMI each person, male a
. female, drew a maine out nI The urn, and thus rem,
. ei mlirm3Hy 4 complete lottery. the sums iola!
D.. GIDprncs, misery. or content, Nu.'i be nearly. II o
-, CsIci the same a. ulpa tie principle q! selection.
THIS. ,i ir', sight. Will appr r n mrsI startling p
m raSs'tpu: hui the close; W. examine II, the less
- irIyt-tut a viii DO lagi.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

CorETHsV or EnsruS.-The New York American
states HAT when 'h- steamer Ctlod0nit arrived on
saturday, u was asCcriaiUri that she had TWENTY-FIVE
mai! htgs, and therefore 50 large a number Of letters,
hat Il would be impossible 90 as,urt AMI desuairh tlem
10y the usual hour oiderar;ure ct The cars Tor Sion'nc.
ioa. On asrCriaiu'ug his tho Superintendent of lac
Railroad. Air iee. iutne!is;cly gave notice ,hai the
chr, would De defined Two hOurs; and many ofIhe
Boston merchants desired % 10 be- minated tirl ihey
were content t. wait Cor the delivery oCtscir letter.
unI!i.hc o~sHur'mHuto f the mails for the South conlL
bc completed. Ia Consequence ofth's ohl,ging, cour
I,ous, and disUut res cd conduct, the Mail from Bus'or
sE1 S.uuIucton and ,hr sound. brought all thc napcr
and .,iinra hy ihe STEAMER for New York and Iaus.
south thereof.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30
March 3o.Is4I.


JuHN {. MoSlCoNiEY, Esa. hos b,cE appointed
Post Master Of hlla,i ia. vice janice Iacc.
The legislature ul l'.glard rs-rs.,mtI,d At Auua
paiol.s ca Wetu,sily isst ,o.io'IaU.y 18th ILu G.
VesHors proclamation.
John Mummy, sou Of es,,r,rury O. Sarc yfNa
rylond, Was killed. : lhe accidental G.-cHavo Of
musket on The 2l,t ins:.
Col. JOAN Rutherford viii be scting Governor.
Virginia ifOin TIE 3Isi nj. uuul The Legislature sha
elect a Governor.
The cllrr. elpar.s have ct Length obtained ua,sr
from Tho Af,os4n VOL 90 Jef,L ofIsS7 ices.
Thoros T. rol,io. leo. is candidate for C5rer
an iho district 100 N'ogand Lately represented D. So.
Jsnifcr who hos declined.
The North River IS now open and aayi~aJig o. q.
bany.
Bobou Blair. one md tic lost but enc of fhc lie
Guards ofGen. washington.Ia,lIy died ncaf ew5uiaH
NY.
The Hauishureh Chronicle furrss,s tie nance g
Hon.Jusolh LayTcu,e Of birgion, Fa. us q suita
BE person ior ncatsPoaLsr olt-o House q Hsproacl.
tsnyes. Caud.
Henry johnson, Iag Dos Issu nominated by the
Wing Stale loh,,naou, ss candidate lr Governor o..
louisiana.
Tho BIN ", iLe r,l,folnc larls vf.rlIas PISS.
ID The senate. ba. been reported 10 ,Lo lauao ,fDa-
sEaiss ofFensl,auia.
Tho ssnlio Of Ohio. BOZ tr case of t, Hamilton
County colt,sed seat. have declared Cow Holmes
slseisd.
$4,000 letters were received from England Oh is
stesta packet Caledonia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

i Chdrarsr.-Thr following account or a re-
marSaalc william We fad IN the Warsaw. Kentucky,
I.ty.0:
"c understand isat VIM. Bennett, who was tried
al Tie late special terra OF Gl.la;n Clrcuit Court, ir
siihh!ag Robert AlcGrlI with intent To kdl. aud SEN.
fenced 10 Cuatu mcut IN Tie peuiieniIary for tvu
yCars and iuur months, made las cscapc from Ia
rcHiituu1ry the might alter lac was p1t ~. lie was
however, rs,aS"a sIIa after, B.ltct s a mpn ol
great physical strength, of dIrrl.vl dis o,itiou, uui
ono OF lho m1s' Desperate characters We have over
known. lie ms brJGeI jH.s repeated .u al.
State aal ia i.-iIn0, aa3 o., iew jll.> iu iIr c1gG.F.
can hold h.n. ID was with lha u,uoH duIi-uj;v o..
~wIssepi IN our jail. lie broke all h huirud, aul
hca - ioE chains that were PIT Oh hIm 10 cun.ile hiu,
end b.ukc down The heavy iron tolr OF his cell. aud
iDaily, the only way hr could be kept was b. pllciur
a guard Jyrs han. Daring The excessive cold wCsIh.
fr. wIru ll' humanity oiihe jailsr prompted Linn to
place fire 10 BE room. 3 HIci would sci fire 10 Ihc
jail, 50 .Eaa ~ iise cpIlI safely be lcfi wiki him. IL
slust H1yesIf rel mach ia consequence, though hc
gls well supplied with blankets. sc. lie Las been
o dcs craic aud dangerous chlnrIcr in sorio'y f,f
scycrdye15s pat, anl SHOULD have been ia the penn
Tertiary long ago.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

The following nncod1tc Of SrhlahcmdorL who sa-
we'd las lie Ivy losing his boots, Is curious, anI, we be.
Hyyp new
One morning Ihc dcaih-cau came fr its uslal
number OF daily victims; aud S,hIIbcmd,ris name
was chilled ont. lie immediately with iLc grcl,,sj
raliuas- aud good hIm1r prepared for departure; pre-
s.uCe Ui mind 40 some shape a grand siUicI.n or mere
ind ference, were cumm1a in these terrible times.
and SoE.uburHdOrf was not the man 10 make au VA
graceful departure, when the uulVDIi lLlc music Of fare
stood siemly before hIm. lie was soon dressed. only
hs boots were missing; he sought. and sought. and ihe
gpIier sought win ban 10 ths corner aud ia that, but
they were not 10 be found. 'Nclt' said SclIabeudori
sharply ,'ihis Is too bad: 90 be RJiIlJunel without M
bOO.s viii never do. Ilark yr, my good friend, con-
unuei he with simple good humuT % the gaplcr, 'toke
nae 10 mJTrDw; one day makes no difference; 10 j. the
man they want. not Tuesday or Wednesday The
g1o'or agreed. The wagon, full enough without that
one hrlt, went of % us destination; Srh'abcuipri
renamed IN the prison. Next morning, at the usual
hour, the vehicle returned; and the ylcs.m who had
50 strangely escaped on lac proyious day was ready.
tools and all, waiting the wUId OF command. But be-
halji hi, name WIS not head tha. day; nor the third
day, nor ihc iOuuh; and not az aiL. There was no
mystery in the matter. 70 was naturally supposed that
hc bad fallen with the u.hcr victims named Tor the
original dIy; ia the multitude ofsuEtrcr go ono cOI'G
curiously inquire for an individual; Coz the days that
followed there wcra en5agh of victims without blu;
and so he rcmlIHud % prison tUl the fll of Robes
pierre, when with 50 many OisyH be- recovered hu-
liberty. re owed tiEs mirlculIgs escape, not the least
strange in the strange history OF the rcyJ'uiipa. partly
10 tlc kindness OF the rlylcr, partly uuI mainly ;phis
good temper lie wusa universal ayOute IN Sac
sl0l-fongE QoarsHg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

MUnE 90 PaEsrsrIyG TrvrEa- The Civil Eao,
uccr nuI Archi'ccis JyGmli, ior JaBuav. 1871. dc.
-rnb,s o. aaieut i1'elv Obtained loo he United States
10 preserving wool by a,.liug % mlm waller The
editor Of .hdJ'grlai fgIIras, lu.yeycG that wood can
DE much 0r'l'r p@fes.f'rd irrn arc1y by soaking 10 iu
% strong solution Of m Boo cold water. lie a..igpso ne
a ro1-pu Coz ihis. i.aio much creator quantity Of luno
when iosH burned of cllci1rd, o. soluble rn a given
Iunutiy of cold uH1n Of boiling wptcr aud also TO-.
Ilias s"tgSI satisfactory experiments. proving the
tTaTi r.h"I.y Yi Iimc wIeu tIus used, Iu preserving
'nH'-r from decay. The leu8ih Of time hr winch The
um..r should hc s'isai depends very much uyou
I" t...l.., Iui texture Dfthe wood, some kinds o
.HHar r].I.l.gs only re- fortnight. 1ul others three oT
'ur w..ss. Iua even naEor 40 artificial pIui, the
.des made "atC..HEII, s used iyr soaking uue uurbcT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

THE LOST MAILS FOUND.-.Thc las; Angus
IA lGeu) CnFoncl, say~-.By a gentleman WHO arri.
we'd IN the ears yesterday from the West. we learn
hat the Mails, which were insi "a 3D.. Ocrul gee.
have been rccov I'd i5o.n an i-lIni ia Ae rSsr GA
which The had l,l;cl.
PANTuER FiGur.-A few days ago, a yo.ng man
by the name o: john Keller. ntuui eighteen wears OF
age, a resi- lent Of tIis couuly, had an encounter Nth
t.ur Of those dangerous animals a. ono time. Th.dI:-
iculiy occurred aloI, IL miles west %. ,his place. near
L5itie river; and resulted in ls k,i'.ur three aul put
iulg the lDurih Ia I! gIt. The engagement was a very
close ON, rs the gan was cons .dcrtGiy d;sirurcd by
The marks of 'ho %pdnihcr's Ieeth.-NGsh.( lrt) Tide
grIyh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

Nis99llr E,ri'rHsaI-A grca'dccrcc orovci;cmeni
has :usa week. prevailed "a Lyme, Waterford and
NHn'yii!c, Mass 10 consequence # the slllca ap-
n,arl.g, ",a uuI, apparent, a sailor. VIII prrseli-
:cG himself recently al the Gig Hotel ut New Lon
Jon, aI' claimed 20 bC Geor-c W. Warren soa OF T.
\. Warren o: Lyme. In 1881 q schooner c~nmmlnI-
cd 10y Capt Lpon:s, s1iI,I from New London for
Mobile. and og brJri of her were q number OF pus-
s'ua"rs belonging q" New LDudpn anI 10, vicinity
AID among rhCm was Gcorcr W. warren. The YES.
sci H. suppp cI Go have been lps; on heir voyaea, a.
she never reached Mobile, and nothing has since baen
heard of hyr, or "a sOIl ou beard Di her. The father
ani mother of yoDrc Warren deny that this new
Conner is IuUiT slu.aui have published an ufi lawn ia
which they protect thst hc has not Ihe slightest re
aCmhIa.c 90 ite!r Irg' 5ly.
O.. ,ae other hanl. u4lmy aIlcre ,hutba Is the VERT.
aJ.e George ~. NarrtH, aui pnplras 90 know him 10y
>rasa ari msras w.cI they know Warren carried a.
his ID yAurl, aai rio question whcja.r he 10 or is npf
uIai uaIyIl rl nr- excited iar community in hat 81.
ciuny Go "a ieysr.I degree. forming the topic If al
cuu' c@5sai.pl. Gs.utlUpI Iud uumcTGus bets lie has.
A.rn-ct, confessed lu3t hc Is not young Warren. and
that hs us.1e s seth ". Chase: bat hs disclaimer
gains I' crc!u with o large yOriol oftLc community.
who insist, iaa.hr j. aul mG-j be- George W. Warren.
and Eo one else. And - ne exciting matter stands
at present..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

Th'm15 Jcl,TE)u once sl,d, after be bad been Pre-
sdcui pi the United Slt.a-"EHc hlbiof using ar.
dent spirits, hv men 90 public offices, has Occa.iJucd
moro IrJlTy 90 tIc pubic service, and more trouble o.
u' thtu 1uy other circumstance which occurred in
the informal concerns %. tIe country. dunug nay al.
miuastfliluu. And were } o., commence my admin.
.s.ai1I again, with the su,wIaIso which from q.
PcIcurc ] have acquired. toe GE.j question which {
would ass. with regard o. every candidate Tor office.
sh'Hi D'' is Ice addicted 10 iho use Of ardent
sgilfs.'
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LIrIsYIIlE, Mlrch 25th.

L,uIsYILLE, March 18th.
Tho Ambassador arrived yegt,rIIy afternoon from
New Orleans. I have not been ailr 10 .t any news
from her. She passed the Con S.Ditut Memphis. and
the Gov Rouln NJ pIlucaL, they will Do up to-day.
The Edward SliPppn was % leave on THURSDAY ho
.lsth, and VIII bee up Tonight.
The \ NJ Phillips has just 'ct with a most excel.
lcri trip being perfectly covered with pIsscnrcr. and
toll at freight. The Oregon is just iu; ih. aud Maine
leave for Pittsburgh to-day. TAe CIi.iuu arrived
last evening, and proceeded directly through the Gu
nal.
Esn's now lying IN port are the now hr,o. Ocean.
Pike. Pilot, Munc. Pioneer, Oregon. anil Melton.
The river b. rising finely; There is Dc tie canal 3
feet 4 inches aud , feet on thC Fails.
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IMrORTANr 1910.


AHeui vs. Bank 81 Gee Uaitel States.
We learn from toe Philadelphia National G.zrue.
that Judge King. yesterday. declared tuc opinion oi
fa. CuHu ru tbis rlse. sdvcr-o 90 ihe pl1utE uu fhr
grYuuf That ibc lHDres7 audtr which sGt was b1uugli
o. uUguusI IgiapsI. iuss.lucb as rIa rosIII IONS uI iha
Legislator aoIHas-iIz fc process. was a breach pi
contract BETS .rn fde Couaoun slIfb and NE ttoss
tuIdca q fhc Bank
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TILE NrNr cnNGREss

The cufy Convention ofan extraordinary session
l.ygs iarr,asCG interest jo thc political cumFlsyrp
ui jlc now J.urrDss \ Wing majority ls Justly,
d.gu,I ESSENTIAL Co toe success ulNr,s1dCut iiauaru's
Administration. and Toe consequent prosperity vi Ga,
country.
Wc copy from thc Boston Atlas q s;lismont shown
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wheeling. March q. lsil.

wheeling March y, lSil.
\ E.oc'rs SNrru Esg.
Str-Thc usjeuigu,d appointed on De
Ea.fOi he mceurs ,lat lcoId youF excellent Lecture
On English Grammar. delivered al Toe CRY H,i GA
ins' creUiEE. T,sroouu.y E'grrs' 'aat yea vc-.d i-r.
ush them wsh "a copy for publication.
Respectfully. your oarseNns
THOs TOWNSEND,
a. BELLY.
D.. N.lLtNE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

Hon. W W s],utlgate has been dominated o. Con.
7rss- by % Wing Convention Boo Scott county. Ky
That g., right. A drawer NhIgH wc have not Boo our
ranks; and we doubt loot Kentucky Will rally boz his
support. Mr.. SouihRtte b1s already Taken tue s.ump
iu lho lower part OF hs district. 1uJ II q bold and
Ilshiug eiJ1uence COM command success boz Will have
fC To he fesruc. Wings of Nauf1cty-fo fhe rescue.
and 60 not your gallant friend Hc defeated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

P,h1eHoSs on al oc,qs'oES-AtE welding recently
which took place 30 Ihs altar. when Jhe officiating
priest pat To iae lady the home Questions "li!I ,huu
Iaac tnis raan % hc ;hy welded hu~'iut' the drop
ped he preti!est rur;esr. ani with "a rul-~,y which
ient her heouiv an additional grace. replied, ID you
p.case. sir Chlrm,rr sl;culiru..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

\ Da'chman and hS w!G wrrc Iraysllirr-'hey
sl' drWn b. the rial side cNcccdinsi, ]i,tesc.i. The
wife sighed. I wish | was IN Heaven. THE husband
replied. | ~,sh | was al the Tavern. IA, you old
rogue, slys she, you always want 10 get 10 tao beet
place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

ES- An officer "a the Mississippi Is censurci Gr
charging TOR NO fuIrs of brandy us "staiionary."-
We viii wt""ra r~.cayunc That ,Mr fellow was u mem.
Der oil The Micd.glu Legislature" la 1877
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THE RIyER-On Saturday he sac.'oa torrent ci
The Ohio began 20 S,vc way g,rc, .utiy ana We sur
posed II woa,l return % ,s usual channel; bat ON
saturday nigtt Il aeaiG s,,g.icdi auG ~, have It NON
sb~u, sls,tor"g q hieh Is u has been THIS wear.
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80 Every man wlpogynsa farm mus' cvncct soon
II things continue ogD Oh as lhsy arc u.w rojng on.
10 seet sii "a p1y tie debt ct lhe State. Every
ttsn = noN mOrcggcl IN o;i.cI Ro-c'-c; Porter. ard
the AIlrshI,i or Sheriff will soon pas 'i-r all up Tor
sale, w.d their "Nncrs ~I!l have uo;.r, hut no s,tls.
'rci.on %! see ~ their c"Iidfcu beg 'rgcL, sijer years
%! ioI nui ila)r. t' suF port the extra rglucg vi ti,oae
elected To high plarcs by fraud aud forgery.
Flunes-l'Usd, rehvct-scsu the act. Of vour rulers
-iud prepare 10 stand either loo ur against YOUR
''Sn and yoIr chiid-en's hes. interests. BE warned
be warned ~ ine!-Ihucos;er Exnm.urr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

HOisE.--.lmunp the Pc IJions PRES
cEied TO iAc legislature dugiug the last session. was
one Mi;h the Glywiug cndorscruuu: Pc. lion OF
E!iz'bcht Warner. praying compensation Gra HORSE,
impressed INTO Ihc service of he Co mouwculih,
aud !nsi, during Tho SH.Y's iusurraci. oA."-Bcst,i
I.y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

O. % stated r1J Boston h1r.1r u fsi fNuv r,. hy
ha d~srharQo n al -pHs o. r0bD.1l. t]l,iusrry f.s
halilti ol vessels Boz r5r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

The life oi an editor o. not after all. " i:hout IL.
grfsi SpoL"-Bos:Oq AHos.
If It were, what wcnld he asses q lhc fraternity do
.r t1Ilsl-I4diaAG Sentinel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

sVcaias GA bs way to A-hharJ. nl,ogk passage yc,.
'srdny ia h,C.osrer Ha heoiH boo improved ,rsy
,nuch since lac iot Balimarc au4 We .rls, iha, t,
viii perfectly rccOve. before ,lsJ.ac Session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30
WHEEsLERgG.

TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 50. Ien
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

The same paper flrlishCs tho following statement
orths g'luIcs %. te mcmucrs oi,bc last Congress, 81
ia STATES set 10 :.;,:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

Flour Is now readily taken n the C-ull 40 % 81
Whisbey hts advanced within tho h-t iuo day-. con
siderable amount Of s1lcs beng made 90 ID GEMS tho
gallon.
IN The Native ~. o. American OF Inc 18Th. wo
notice that the prnyisiou market continued Inactive
Flour nOuiutly, - IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

number Of boarIts cku he accommodated on
rcls uIb'o terms ot lOl Nam street f.rald
door above tie United 81 ties Hotel .ul bod u short
distance ir.Vi thc landing Inc Huus. o. irlse luI 1Ily
lI ptls vl 1s slrsI iB frulrr If-.trul.. Two
of rlrso smsll hniUe1 con Pc aceomu.Iaiel aIi
room n. RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

NiW SPRING GOODS.
" UEiSKELL g. co. a5o now receiving
their spring rods com rs.rr 20 general u.s..
sorimcnt of British, French nnd American Dry Goods
which hey will cell exceedingly low FOG cash,
mar 3O-6t
rARPETING-J.u received end for sale "a largo
Z anil general afso tho 9 of sp r1r Carpotug q,
Hearth Buzs s. Co'o.e 81 Cotton Carpet Yam. which
will be- sold 90 reduced wi,,sly
mar 30 g. o " TEIsEEIL g. CO.
AATALL PAPER SC. an extensive as-,uncut
ofFrclci ani Amrrc n Wall paper, new
style, also somo beautiful yiows lnj IalIscayes, just
received by o. W UEtsEELL a. co.
mar 3D-Gt