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From The Pittsburgh Adrocate
Bank Note and EXchangt
List.

EISUs
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh State Scrip par
Bank U. S and Branches 36
Banks Of Pittsburgh prem. s
Berks county Bank 3
Erie Bank 6
Waynesburgh Post Notes and
Certificates &
Monongehela Bank Of Brownsville
Post Notes 6
Certificates Of Deposite payable
in Bank funds par
Exchange Bank Post notes par
Chillicoths 6
Columbus Banks q
St. Clairsville 2
Marietta 6
Mount Pleasant 2
Farmers Bank SteubenvIle 2
GAINESVILLE 6
Circlevllle H, Lawrence, Cash'r 6
Circleville H Fl Warren, Cash'rl -
Cleveland Bank 6
Commercial Bank Of Erie 6
Wooster 6
do German Bank
MassiIon 6
Sandusky 6
Geaugs 6
NorWaIk 6
Lancaster 6
Cincinnati Banks 6
Xenia 6
Hamilton 6
Scioto 6
Urbana 6
Miami Exporting Company Is
Granville 6
Bank Steubenville
do Canton Ct
Post Notes "a
INDIANA.
State Bank and Branches 6
KENTUCKY.
All Banks 4
ILLINOIS.
Bank Of Cairo 81
do Shawneetown Ct
State Bank and Branches 81
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NOTICE! NOTICE!!

NVTIOE! NUTIVE"
The subscriber, for the last time, in
forms all those indebted TO him by Note
DuebilI, or otherwise, 10 make immedi.
ate payment; and tbose who neglect to
do so, will find their accounts ia the
hands Of collecting officers.
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Cloverseed,
FIaxseed, &c, will be taken If brought
immediately. In word | am determi-
ned 10 have my accounts settled
w. D. JENKINS.
CarroIlton, Dec, 81, l84l.
P. S. Some good horses are wanted
W. d. J.
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SUR PLUS,

NOTE Il is hereby given to all those
indebted for Interest on their bonds paw
able to the Fund Commissioners Of Car
roll County, that if not paid within If
teen days there will be prompt measures
taken tor the collection.
by order OF Fund Commissioners.
ID. WORKMAN, Agent.
December 10, l84l.
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STRAY HORSES.

Y6NAKEN up BY The subscriber, living
Y in Union township, Carroll county,
Ohio. on the 2lst day of August, ls4l
as eslrays, one light sorrel HORSE, with
hight name and tail, supposed to be three
years old. Also, at the same time and
place, one dark brown MARE, with a
star ir the forehead, supposed TO be three
wears old. No other marks or braudS
perceivabe.
JOHN ELDER.
Nov. 5, l64l,
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sOTtm5ut of
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS, DYE
STUFFS. GLASS WARE, OILS Of
every description, PATENT MEDI.
CINES, Walls, &c ever offered for
sale ln this place; which ho is prepared
to sell at very reduced prices.
Physicians throughout The country are
respectfully solicited to call aud examine
his stock before purcha. ing elsewhere.
Hallefs Shoe,uakers, Painters. Cabi.
net and Chair Makers. FuIIers, a. Overs,
can be supplied with articles in their
line oil business. on the most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with iaithfulness and
despatch.
Store one door south west of Mr.. Lea
gett's Hotel.
CarrOlItou, Dec. "a, ls41.
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Samuel Mccullough & { l" 0"'"'''S'
Sarah his VILE.
N pursuance of the commands OF d
Il. decree made in this case by lOe
Court of Common Pleas OF Carroll coun
ty, Ohio, at their October Term, A. D.
l94l, will sell at public oulcry, at the
door OF the Court house in Carrollton in
SAID county, on SATURDAY, the 18Th cay
of January, A. D. lS42, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock
P M Of said day, the following describ'
ed real estate, viz: The South West
quarter of Section twenty one in town.
ship sixteen (Rose) OF Range seven- oil
the district of Lands directed 10 he sold
at SteubenvilIe, OHIO Abou 80 acres
of lhIs land are cleared aud in culliva'
IlOn-There are on the premises large
and comfortable Dwelling house, Barn,
Spring house, large Orchard, &c. And,
belug situate within ten miles OF the Ohio
Canal, the whole forms most desirable
property.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff, C. c. o.
Sherf's Office, CdrrOllton
Drccmoer 14lb, lS4l
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A LARGE AND

A LARGE AND
THINE Stock Of Goods on hand, Ont
Is offered at very low prices, lc
cash or produce in hand by
WIN. D. JENKINS.
CarroIltOn, Dec 81, le4l.
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Nov. 5, lS4l,
WANTED 10000 HIDES.

WANTED OpOOO RIlLlDASo
THE Subscriber wishes TO purchase a
large quantity OF well dressed Hides g.
Skins. for which he will pay five cents
per gound IN Cash or leather on delivery
at his lanyard.
JOSEPH CASKEY.
N B lhave numerous accents, notes,
and Duebllls, for which Hides will be
taken in payment, or Cash will be look.
ed Tor. j. ~
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PORK, WTaBAp,
eGTTO E0TT gGTTSs
AND PITTSBURGH
Weekly ChPniCIe.

4 NEW WEEKLY PAPER, of i'm
IA Perial size, will he published ear
Iy in The ensuing month, containing tales,
poetry, anecdotes, early news, CONNER.
cial information, and a variety of other
reading matter, such rs police reports,
proceedings in or criminal courts, and
other original articles of merit.
GTPersons desirous OF subscribing can
hand The money TO the nearest poslmas.
ter, who is authorised to frank it to the
publisher.
Terms Of the IRON CITY.-One
copy will be forwarded one year for too
dollays in adrdnce, or Sir copies for Ten
dollars. Five dollars will be received
in payment for six copies for six months,
A current one dollar note, forwarded
10 The publisher free of postage, tOiH secure
a copy for sir months.
Specimen hunters wlI be forwarded,
as soon as published, TO those who may
request it.
All orders should be addressed TO
r. G. BERFORD,
Publisher of The Iron Gig, Pittsburgh.
December 10, l84l
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November 26 Ie4l.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
knowing themselves Indebted TO the es.
tate Of Christopher Love, late of Brown
township, Carroll county, OhIo, deceased,
10 make immediate payment to The un-
dersigned admInlslrarorsj and all those
knowing themselves indebted to said -.
tate, are requested to present them, Pro.
perly authenticated for settlement, within
ore year from this date.
SAMUEL LOVE,
GEORGE WlSON,
AdmlniStralo' 2.
Nvember 2S. l94l.
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Cash paid for Wheat.

200 Bushels of Dried Peaches want
edlor which the highest price 10 Cash
will be paid on delivery.
W. D. JENKINS.
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We're not all here!

Some are away-lhe dead Ones dear,
Who thronged with us the anciet hearth,
And gave the hour to guiltless mirth.
Fate with stern relentless hand,
Looked in. and thinned orr little Oand;
Some like a aight-aa1h passed away,
And some sank IIngeringeday by day
The quiet grave-yard-some lie there
The cruel ocean has his share
We're not all here.
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THE FAMILY MEETING.
BR CHARLES sPRAGUE.
We are all here,
Father, Mother,
Sister, Bother,

All who hold each other dear.
Each chair is fiIed-we're all at home i!
TO night let no cold stranger come:
II is not often thus around
Our old familiar hearth we're found;
Bless, then, the meeting and the spot;
For once be every care forgot;
Let gentle peace assert her power,
And kind affection rule the hour.
We're all-all here.
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NROusseIEine de Iaine,

Vesings Musns splendid Of SHAWLS, HANDKER
CHIEFS, COTTON YARN, FLANNELS &c, $c.-ALS0,-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-31

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bounetts,
Brooms, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Moasses,
Spice, Raisins, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff
Cigars, Fish, Dye.stuGs, Paper, Glass.
ware, Fire Irons, Sleigh bells, Powder,
Caps, Sho,, and Lead, Table, Pen,
And every other article usually kept
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SHERlFF"S SALE, UNDER
DECREE.
COMMON PLEAS.

David Alexander, !
Us. ~,
Samuel Mccullough & l" U"a"cefS'
Sarah his VILE.
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ApOtheCary & Drug Store

ce The subscriber respectfully
NJ informs his customers and the
public, that he has now on
SAAS hands the largest aud best as.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
TIE UNITED STATES AND GREAT
BRITAIN

We have taken sy-ne trouble to spread before our
readers to-day. toe important correspondence be-
tween the Minister of Great Britain and The Secre
'ary ct State touching the case Of Mcleod and the
questions OF rational ard municipal law connected
with It, We nevd not ask of any of our reader. op
attentive PerIsal Of the first state paper of any con-
sequence. irOrn the pen OF Mr. Webster that has
been placed within the reach Of the public. We
have read It wIIh great satisfaction. aud with renew
ed respect for the patriotism as well 49, the ability
Of the writer.
We are gratifed to find that the conduct Of the
Government of the United States IN respect To neu.
trail duties both in their assertion and in their en-
ioroement. has at least been placed on its true foot,
ing, before the British Government and now nv
tins publication Of Mr.. Websier's Letter. before the
whole world The United States, IL will be seen
so Tar rom encouraging or in ony way cuuuicnauc.
ing niracioni OF neutrality b. It's citizens. was lin,
anoHg civilized raiions, by legal enaclments to pro
woe 'or the punishment of such violations of ma.
'innal law on Iher part. This example was set by
ms Then young and honest government rs carly as
m the wars which had their origin Ia The French
revolution and from those days Of Washington q
ne present day has never been cun,raveueI by ans
action OF this goycrument-Neii0agI E.i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

OhsetVaiions made in Charleston. al varloIs p.ri.
OBS IN reference To the yellow fever 90 TO establish
the fact that the disease not equalb fatal 10 all
classes o' the Inhabitants. AccO riding 10 nara.
graph N the Alexandria Gazette on this subject. tho
deaths OF the blacks who form, at leau, ons third
oil Tie p'p"laIIon. have only beon NJ the raty Of a
ha'l per cent while the French have lost a tho
rae oi one Inc Gcrmlns one aal a half the Dltch
two, tho Americans three aud lac EnyIish C,r- ,.r
cent. Generally speaking persons Of n san-uip,
temperament have been most in danger, for IN.
mortality among them has am1ln,si 10 4 tenth.
while among bilious people II has been ONLY n FIJI
e'h. Females have suffered much less than IN ,ls,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
wESILKN LUNA,TIC AsYIU,f


Feeling as we do proud Of this index Of Virg.
Din libersiy and pablo spirit, we are huypy TO Law
before the public the evidences Of its utility. One
Of these has recently been made public in the re
port Of the able and humans physician Of the in
s'iIuiion. which Is Of grea. interest The subJoc
was lady Who had been mild and uniform in he
disposition. industrious in her habits social in bel
feelings and remarkable Or her pic,y and christian
ehssrfulness In 1926 she became on invalid. nnt
IN le5s declined more r0piIly. but sill retained
her strength Of mind IN May. l5i0 being worn
down by dissa5s ard suffering. and booking forward
70 iulufo % heavenly bliss, she prayed to die 10
July her brain began % sympaihiso with her nsrv.
eu' disorder. and she construed her former desire 10
die INFO rsbclious mumurng and gave way 10 do
SPAR. She attained az length 70 that state u mad
ness when size was prepared 20 say
BE % whot u may. or bis, or torment.
hnnini.aiiJn, Jlrk and endless resi-.
~ s'ine dread hing mans widest range 81 thought
iia'I never yet conceived, that chang. I'I dare.
"h's' makes m, say thing bu, what I an"
bui even 'aas F5or refuge YVES denied her IN her
s'ig'ion. s1o thought sao could not die.
In This condition sao was hr-aehi IN the Asylum
dsring Tho month Of November lss, Her frame
'oOia not have been more en1satcI snI except
curing Der man'oeal r'r1rYsmt che was siusst void
~ muscular power Dr. srrbinz o. fret bssitatsd
70 ias pry2rcy Of attempting 10 sliay her sI, ite
@'Ni thinking that 10 al probability. when rhat
'o1liaea. shs musi DE, o. consolation with her
iHends. however, 30 vac freed That death was pre-
''aDie her thsn condition. end sfe was srcorI.
"gy put un55r that system of medical end moral
treatment which her case seemed TO require
10 would BE- exceedingly interesting. ,rem,rks
hs Ihys.aIou in ms sepouI could We follow her
~f'lsh ihs various sisysS Of her pfogresz--vsich
Hs 'hs hnTyy effect &C smedfes-obscfyIug tle
SO" Dli"ell married. improvement boo her physical
'N- moHiai e'aa... wines rr the almost irsc.
pfe''iblo Struggle whi-a sHs makes 9r s.ffconiryr
ss''ng oIo deIusio1 afsr ara.Hsf urvrlIrgfy rr
leasing - hJd--uuiil We fuaIy tear the sr-.,rs.
uon bursting fofth from heart b.g With gr,f,f45s.
"Ihsnk God. hat there is such an fr-rer4-. q.
tAs 10 The world r. Bot fb.s pleasure urt, y.y.
place 10 no more ere sisi's one Of SUNNI 1..- obi,
indiyidBsl before you You will bo uo Tess s.tl1
shed than delighted 10 End that she h1' been f-rrs
Gfned into tho same mild intelligent elrsa.-
lady ,a when IN former days she v1s o. pride rf
her family -sns ths ornament Of her srz R-ss51
has fully rsfuue5 hsr sFay end 5Is5s1sJ sYerg
vetHgs Of er.oy end dslas.51 She 10 now rr bcf,er
s5yHosl health tbaa sh0 he's srj5ysd 6r ffesa
ysas shsisno longsT helpless and pr1sirl.c. boz .
. oomparanvsiy sc,ivs .rdusro1f end 1s.fIi-nl
q ssrd, she 10 hsus'f sslia"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES m
STEAMBOATS, SINCE our LAST.
a <lLN
flT,f1.
-. - - q
"A -
SE-~I4j5
49, 1870 Hs
WHEELING POST OFFICE.

GREAT MAIL.
rom East arrives at ca o'clock. A. NJ
TO West departs at % o'clock, A NJ
rom West arrives at % o'clock a. NJ.
10 East. departs OF 8 o'clock. a. VI
Northern or Steuhenyillo Mail. Arrives ., IA
minutes after NJ and Departs al halralier one. AZ
except on Sundays
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TuesJ.y,
Ihnfsiays and Saturdays nj II, NJ. Depor,s 80
days Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock. y n
Southern OF Marietta Mail, arrives Tues,l,vs,rJ
Saturdays. at O'Clock, p M Departs MONDAYS 4.
Fridays al 5 O'Clock, AN
WOojsheld Mail arrives every THURSDAY o ,'cl,.L
a. ". Departs every Monday. o'clock. r. NJ
West Liberty. arrives every Tnesday. TLrrs.,,,
andSalurJay. al ] o'clock, A. NJ; D,par,s -,
days al l o'clock r NJ
MorgsniOwn Mlil arrives. Tuesday, s O'Clock p
NJ Departs "Wednesday. c O'Clock. A. NJ.
LsIlers intended ior The morning nails sbo,lJ M.
deposiied 5y o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage ofJorsigE letters must Do inys,.,.
bly, paid
Oihco opca at % O'Clock, 4 W.
D. AGNEw. ?. NJ
J. ). The Office opens on Sundays nGer the o..
pnritiOn Of the Eastern mail which will be us,,, 10
~ hall after nine, A. " and remain oycn ONr
uOlh June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

Now York is vast Maelsirom, swallowing up
every thing which comes with the circle OF ~.
influence The number Of emigranis which arrive
IN that city during the year IS enormous, Yet thoy
DO not seem 70 aid even temporarily To its popu!n.
ton OF create The least additional rush Of people
into the streets. Last year, 62797 passenger, ar.
HVed a. that port and during the fret four month.
ei The present ear the number exceeds L 500
Yet they are a mere drop IN the bucket when de-
Quoted from tho population Of Europe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

We rejoice at the evidences given in the pres
nom ali parts Of the Union Of the satisaction with
winch The Presidehs's message has beer received.
fof ourselves, We have taken the principles laid
down n his address on his induction into Office and
hi' ressaGe as our political creed. aud embojyins
The sentiments OF tho position u the executive
which we have ever deemed jest and correct aud
wo are prepared TO siuk or swim. not exactly with
the man. buI with these principles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

MARK OF RESPGCT--As n mark or re,,,ct
70 The memory Of Commudore Alexander CcY,on
late oil the Navy of the United Safes. vino i, on,
poari TIE irigaie Constitution when in tle-u.-; Of
|o"eeP'i"n' on 'hs 9th March last. George + i'd
Iae flags Of all vessel. belonging t. IN. -
Tie United States. be llOsied at h1lfnast ana i,.
teen minute guns Ia be fired the dav after r,ra,,,
OF SAID 9drr In this city, The order will BE- ob.4,y.
cd ID-day-N y Sir -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

There are in the United States nbout 1850 sets
q wooden machinery, costing $4,000 each. which
makes the whole capital invested not more than
Sl''5OOOOO. The number Of sheep was estimated
,hree years ago. and it cannot be les now, TO =
i9oUOOoo The average value of land necessary
TOT 'heir support is not less than $40 per head.
"nsh makes the sum Of one hundred and fifty
millions OF dollars invested in woolrrowinr; moro
,"ah nine hmcs the amount invested in manufac-
tures.--BOSfon AiLqs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

"OMAN'S LoYE.-A few days since poor
iHshman IN New Orleans was placed under lock
ana key. for being los ready with his Est His
we was kindly permitted 5y ,he officers in c.,arc,
10 'is't his window, aud with her two children bv
''' sue she hepi her position Ill her husbands
crease SIC wasadvscd by some who felt tor her
srei 10 60 hone, whsH she replied tina. .Lo Ind
no homo II he could not come 10 A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

We suppose, irum all accounts. that Commodore
sIowsr IS nov under full sail for the presidency in
1874 This trip he will probably fad the longest
be made. ard II he oeiorains tho opinions held
by his parry. he il find before il closes that he i.
on tbs wrong tack 10 make Roadway, and that a
storm will probably rise which wil lay his craft
% her beam ends in such manner that she will
never right while he lives
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

THE BANKS ANDTHE RELIEF BILL.-rh,
Harrisburg Keystone has ascoriaiacI fun the pra
per department. that the following Banka have no,l
fed the Governor OF their willingness to accept an.
comply with tie provisions Of the Revenue Bill:
Harrisburg Bank.
Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh.
Bank Of Chlmbers5uTg.
Carlisle Bank
Bank Of Lewislown.
lOwaHda Bunk.
Lancaster Bunk,
Farmers Bank Of Lancaster
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of PhIls
The Bank Of PIt;shurgh declines accepting
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

LEAp-l7sOGO pigs of lead were received n,
o. LOU. irom 'he western mines during the month.
OF APnl and May. These pigs weigh from 65 10
~ pounds and al 81 cents, the average price. are
worth 1850 dollars at that market The amour,
received is about 10000 pounds mOrs than in the
same months lasi year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

The Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser Of tho
goth inslanr says
ne season for cutting the small grain has arri.
we'd We saw. few days siaco. some fine fields OF
wheat, oai' aud rye, in Autauca-we understand
that TIE small crop is very good This wear and ihat
The cultivation OF its different varieties particularly
wLeai' has increased considerably within The last
few wears
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

We Place IN our columns to-day the correspond
-snre between Mossrs Fox and Webster upon the
sabsoI Of our difficulties with England. II ocea.
pies moro space than Ne can well devote 10 II ia
ihe present Stale Of oUr columns; bat "a tho letter
Of Mr.. Webster is the fret j1poriar, G0cu,ncnt
which has appeared under las hand and ls all that
mo greatest admirers Of the Secretary could expect
ne chocse - publish il entire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

LIFE IN THE wEST.-The following sdver.
'isement is from n paper published in the back
woods:
WoRK DONE CuEAF--The subscriber 10 prepared
to do all the fighting for his neighbors within fifty
miles, nen will be knocked down and dragged out
at reasonable price. and payment received in
grain. potatoes or whiskey Apply to Wilson Will
laIns, al hIs cabin in S,rickers settlement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

We clip the following from The New Orleans Ad
verIIser OF the 24;h--
The sugar fields la the interior have recovered
from the shock given them b. the lac cold and
hey prson' thrifty appearance. No apprehension
Of u short crop is felt by any one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
NOISE eTJHI

MOUSE STORY.-A Cincinnati paper tsrI, fin,
Glowing ga friend informs us ult o. r,qg..
which bad several times been caught Boo the 81 T..
'''bing fhe nice fh.Dgs m hr viis's rsn,ry. ,,..
.'' '.her Joy irscef o. is 1sgf which va. found
.''.a.nseFrn of eight little resp01s.5. Hues"-
~. .ii'1l rogue vas arrested end executed Gf
...t '' one sao ni tle nest Ha pIer8 Of an
.a bible was fJlrd on which tbe e,fr,-,,- 80.
were DISTINCTLY visible .Thor Shall ma st,.fa-
WIa, hyr1-rf."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

We notice that the New York E1pres, and other
~hig papers denounce the course OF Congress "a
Adjoining over on account IF the death Of mem.
5er' wEo 90 not die during The sessioa IN the case
Of Mr.. Ogle, for instance. We are among the num.
Der who think that Congress owes IT 10 tho country
TO improve every hour allotted for the session ia Ihc
service Of the people Let Us have no adjourn
msnls not absolutely necessary, and no fasTing in
the straightforward c,r-er NJ legislation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

Thorisiurstuccs ofthe CrJton Water Works hqy,
De'n renewed AND rows hoi"ccn tbe CorsoHian lu,
Fotd1uan factions are orreg1pnt occurrence ,rI.
IuJIror assemble nightly, ard co.. nut a.i ElrF, IA
2uirages, such Hs Burning stables aud out HYsscs.
ieurng down fences. au8 things OF a like nature.
and 90 The night Of The 52I. they assembled I'M y
gang and fore down The house Of q contractor NAM
cd Mc5iunis. The mob Yves about three TYrI,.r
strong and proceeded with their wurk. aIfhouvl
hey were repeatedly fired upon by the officers of
the police and others
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

The Globe and iiI co-workers ia oil parts of the
onion crying out for patronage as loudly did
-Casar when he wanted The strong Of Cassius 10
rsscue him from the mad waves Of the Tibsr. They
cannot live without government patronage and gov
eFnmen, pay, and many Of them will therefore pro-
beby do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

LOOK AND WONDER-WlIhin the last ten
years $50 100000 worth OF s.lks have been i'm.
Peried into this country. Where are these silks
now have We arY thing to show for The money
we lave paid No. They are worn cut ere in
rags ani we are now paying for whistles.
We are sl50.0000O0 poorer now than We should
have been had there boeA duty on them 50 high
q 10 prevent their importation. lie; no one cry
ibei we need no dd:y. that the peope must learn
habits Of economy. If they imported. the rich
will have 'heI, ard the poor will follow with a
perhaps laudaho Prido STRIVING to ape their more
wealthy neighbor,. The only remedy i. to stop The
supply.