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NOTICE.

n HEREBY certify that have tins day given TO
H. my son LORlN HALE, his time To transact
business for himself, and shall hereafter pay no
debts OF his contracting, claim any of his wages
aJb THOMAS HALE.
Waterford, VT. April 90, ls4i. ' l95w3
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GEO. NYE, Judge.
JOSIAH PAUL, JR. ESTATE.

TIM f subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF Gale.
donia, Comm issioners, 10 receive, examine, and
adjust tho cIuims and demands OF all persons a.
gainsl the estate of
.. a JOSIAH PAUL, JR.
late of Groton, in said District, deceased, repre-
sented insovent, and the term of six months from
the fifteenth day of April Instant being allowed ny
said Court to the creditors ofsaid deceased, to ex-
hibt and prove their respective csaims before US
Do give noiice, that we will attend to the duties
Of our appointment, at the dwelling bonse of Hugh
Dunn in Groton, in said district, on the hrst day
of July next, and on tho seventh day Of October
next mt o'clock afternoon, on each of said days,
Dated at Groton, this 10Th day of April, A. ID.
1871. J-- ..g..
%. InaS APP Agso PIT Commissioners.
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Seed store and Asr;cn,.
WANsehOWse ural
MERCHANTS ROW, MEAS sr

| HO EY& C o AlEST
HKotcSdie and Retail Dealers In s.3o,;,,.,. $780,.
bd piementS, Garden and Grass Seeds psaa H.
lEI AVE now completed heir stock Of S S w.
Il A. lS4l, comprising the largest and {, seeds To-
rbenl to be found in NJ England The Sa nesl a'sN
raised expressly for as by experenced ase ae
are warranted ofthe growth of SII nn1 y"
Qnaiity Particular. pains have been ok VI oets
selection Of Sugar, Long Blood Beet, eau nj
Baga, Turnips, Cabbages, Sc. and purchaos Rah
rely upon the genuineness Of the Sesds 'es may
of the more important kindssare annexsJ' AhR
Sugar Beet ~ Blood Beet, Brown Corr
Mangel Wurtzel, Early and IT,,
Sarro,s ana iar T Early and Late Benz,
Red and White Onions, Winter Son"ales
Cabbuges, Caulifowe rsd&c. Tomato. Eon p,
New White Carrot, Pot q s,yee 81 b ,'anll&c
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTSe't
Cutivators, q sizes) hedge shears HIM
Prouty ~ Mears' Ploughs garden trowels .,'
Seed Sewers, 2 patterns, Scythes, Sckles' ISusa
Hay and Straw Cutters, Pruning KNIVES SS'
Harrows, HiHt Garden ImDiemon'w W.
Shovels, Spades 81 Forks, kinds,
Tree and Bush Pullers, Patridges Pa,cr,p.,
Sugar Mills, Axes and Patches
Corn Shelters, Trace CHAINS
Paint Mills, . sa Ok YoISes and Bow,
Sausage Machine, Pick Axes,
Cheese Presses, Iron Bars and p,
Hoes, Rakes and Scaf1es, Spoons. '~l
400 varieties Of FLOWER SEEDS, includnc !, =,
dItion to the superb Double Geiman As,eTs' R'
sans, Rocket Larkspurs, DC. cultivated at our
garden, every nc,o annual TO be had in l,onS'
worthy place in the Bower garden. 20 kinJ,n"
up in box, $l00.
Grass Seed. Red and White Clover, Lpes1,
Millet, Fowl Meadow Grass, Barley Spring Rv'
Wheat, SC. of the best quality, -"
Seeds pnt up in boxes, Of various sizes, from u
to $50 each, all ready for retail: every kind neal,
labelled with tho name, and practical direclor,
Tor their cultivation, and liberal discount made
Purchasers.
Grape Vines Of all kinds from so cts. 10 a each
Rhubarb d Asparagus roots OF the finest quaiy
Strawberry Plants, kinds, including Hover,
new Seeding, the largest variety cultivated, Il,
fruit varying from to inches in circum(ereucc
Raspberry and Currant bushes of all kinds
Ornamental Trees IL Shrubs, Greenhouse Plant,
Herbaceous Plants, &c,
Dnhlias, embracing a collection OF more than go
varieties, the choicest in New England.
Fruit Trees of all sorts, apples ,pears ,peaches&,
Agricultural an.: Horticultural books of all kinds
Seeds pack ed to be safely transported to any
part of the world. Catalogues Of Seeds, Trees
Dahlias, &c. gratis, on application.
l94w8 ust sHi HOVEY Il co
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Roctry.
!, I, q - ALW A YS N A Y!


----ITIs NOTA Inv AVS MA \. =
1og FROM nENrLEY's MIscELLANy. 3
i yrbe sun Is bright, The air is clear, ,r''A AA
The darling swallows soar and sing
And from the stately elm hear d"1'.
The blue bird prophesying Spring
So blue yon win ding river flows,
II seems an outlet from the sky,
Whore, waiting,till the west wind blows,
The ireightcd clouds at aachor lie.
All things are new,-thc buds, tho leaves
That gid the elm trees Modelling crest, n
And even the nest beneath the eaves'- o.
Tbere are no birds in last year's nes''a
An things rejoice in youth and love-
The fillness of their. first delight;
Ana Isarn from the soft heavens above, 81
The melting tenderness Of night.
Maiden that readsl This simple rhyme
Enjoy thy you,h--it will not stay,
Enjoy the fragrance of thy prime,
For, oh. 1t is not always May. sa
Enjoy the Spring of love ard youth;
TO some good angel leave the rest;
For time will teach thee soon the truth, '5-
5e There are no birds in last years nest.
2, THE WORLD BEYOND THE GRAVE
A gentle voice ye cannot hear,
Falls sweety on the weary ear,
~ And whispers me away; 'Iea ..-
Us lttells of spring that ever bloom
In that fair land beyond tho tomb,
Where living waters play
Mid fields OF soft unfading green, 10.
t And death and sin como not between
The spir, and its God
' A glorious, happy world on high
Whose beauties cheer mortal eye,
Nor the foot of man hath trod. .-
Where all is pleasant, bright and fair,
! For peace hath fixed her dwelling there,
And there on downy wing,
Unnumbered cherubs Sport along,
And angels swell the hlisslnl lhrong,
Whose songs seraphc ring.
seo.i'.is world supremely biest, ~
A Sabbath of eternal rest,
III. From every danger free; 48g. -
Sickness and death more shall reign,
Nor fear shall come, or sorrow, pain
All cares forever fee.
The voice is hushed it's music stil'
Yet hope and Joy my bosom I'll. l't,
''l I in that world shall shine;
My harp shall wake the heavenly strains
That breathe mid those celestial plains,
Immortal pleasures shine. A'"'" "a
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10 Al HES, BLINDS y, yl&

s IN @ MI ES, EB h IL IN, Nd = 8 = ~
lde 5cahra DO ID Es 8! la4
sd "a THE SUBStCRTBE
wrTnI1I m ros,ectlliy inform athe Public that
w he has good assortment of tho above ar
ticles, which nre made Of the ,,,,p
FIRST RATE. STOCK AND in TIE LA Il
FEST STYLE, i,,,s
,hioh no ~ ,y;, sol, lao for CASH, Grain, or approx
cd Credit. 'f'f Ssurs
for 20 and "a lighted windows for crafs per light,
10 lighted for 3 & cents
Gothic Cherry, and HsutterAald
sash made 10 order -,.tl
GJ'All orders by Mail or otherwise will receive
duo attention attention, ,m3 saaa.au -. MORRIS.
20 st. JoEnsbury March, lS4i n'' loIn
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not wish to hear tins "Comc'' sounding I" "'s
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YSNHE BARNET MANUFACTURING COM
IL PANY, offer for sale, at Public 4uction, on
Wednesday The i2h day of May, next ensuing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20
From The Richmond Iyb;o

The Post Master Wheeling ha, been removed.
or hs blood has been she'd Wedesirc TO know 81 the
"lIiug politicians. If this not w1rtIly done7 Il
ms hrawiing pauIzan. who for days together abnn.
doned ms Office aud perambulled the country max.
ing stump speeches, did he deserve his fItcY Could
The Administration have stood justified in the eyes
OF the people. u II had retained this man who had
50 iagranty violated his duties lie was not mere
W on active politician. negccting his duties 70 aid
his employers nj Washington; but he was an indie
cent demagogue, appealing 10 the worst p- iOns and
prcJudIces 90 promote his ends. When last spring
Mr. RVes was ~ MonongalIa, this faithful official
ant anti ahouonisi sought 90 enlist public rreiudI-
ces against him, by deuDuucrg him ms ar Eastern
save-hOldcr-and having no feelings ~ common
with tie npn-slaye holders Of the West Ia orr
opnion'and we believe the people Of Virginia will
concur with vs. the guiloiiuc never fell up,r, the
neck OF one who more richly deserves the stroke
May his tate be visited upon, and the public ser
vice be speedily purgcd Of al others like HIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20
THE LAST OF THE MuRprReRsTAKrv

Yesterday morning Mr. Miller Of Alton, and Mr.
FariSh OF ihs city. accompanied by one Of the Gin
cinEaiI police arrived on board the steam bnat =
press with Brown Notice having previously bee,
gwen that be was on board the boat, m Irnmcus
concourse OF people collected on the wharf Tn,
officers who had him Ia charge managed it ., A.
10 get hun of and some distance on the way 10 Tho
jail, before the crowd discovered Them By the
i'me ihey had arrived at the Jail several thousands
were present, and although there were many de. n
iercJ.
Brown was yesterday brought before the Grimm
a Court and arnIgneG on both indictments 10 which
tee plead not guilty The CoIri then assigned join,
,. Dairy. Esqr formerly Mayor of the CIV. as his
counsel and he was remandeI to Jail where he was
securely roned aud lodged IN an apartment senarate
from the others.
The character and high standing Of the counsel
whom the court have assigned Tor the criminals en-.
oTa'Iug The head Of the profession, aud ali being
gentlemen OF distinguished worth a. citizens ShauIJ
be ID all sufficient evidence that the accused will
have ilir trial and the full benefit Of the law The
testimony Will DO fairly submitted and passed uppn
and ltIs a matter which should be received as a
strong evidence OF The moral feeling Of this com.
muniiy. that no objections made TO the course
which the court has pursued. IL is, however, high
ly desirable that their trial should be had AT as ear.
~ day as will be compatible with full and far
investigation. Until this l. over, the feycrsh feel.
ing peFyaGirg ihe community vii. not subsidc. and
uc'lcenial or unforeseen causes m'ghtcl f,uh that
leeAHg which Is now only repressed by conscious
ness that the inW viii Toe fully executed Missouri
EcP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20
CHAPTER II

Mas EMLr WHARTON. was the mos: charm
ING bride that had been led 10 the altar. m Phi,
Ge'oAla, during The winter Of S3S Her husband
ie''y wharton was Young gentleman Of fortune.
l"s' IRON" "i' travels IN Europe, where he had Grs.
seeA rs iuiurc BRIDE" They we're a noble n ar opg
nature rs wei. as fortune had made ibc-, VII,
oi caeA oihsr. Percy was generous higl-sn,rirei
am The soul Of honorable feeling Travcl had mn,
sp'iIed' hui improved nm. IL had elevated hi,
cHaricieT, aud gwen him healthy kuowI,tlre moi
only oi mankind bui Of himself He vas ,m,ahle
10 laH'L and not less distinguished fJr the queJ
genil"nanly tone Of las manners than for his Ics-o
ING and good sense. Em'ly-how shall deS.r,be
her Let the reader iml- .uc the lpvelIest vo,,no
o''ir ne or she has 5,h-id and ticy will form
some h''i"a o! the exquisite grac. and b-aufy al
Mrs Emily wharton. Bot. then this lovely VIM,
Or-e must have HAIR black a, the ravens yyI,g
nHI eyes, DARK rs midnight. with long shaIn AZ
'i''e,' jus. sGbiu!hs not yelling thsir briIliancy
9He should have q comple Xtob something bctVocr
spanish gtri AMI a b'oqfs Dui more T. yorite IN.
spanish. with dark, afched broyvs. c,n;r.sf,7, nm.
'II"JHl ng, "l;h pleasing forehead not 81, 4, hue
~ Idfiln marble, hot softer aud far more hoar'i.
iuI' Sac should have an exquisite pruGIe-pot
Srec..n--Do; lia'lI-but A.usricq1-thgt lovely
delicate outline Of The face, 50 peculiar to Amofi.
ca" females, which possess I'll the regular cBs.l
.ng Cd ihe Grcciau beau ideal without IIs h.rgpcs.
Her nose too, should be the least 81; m the ,yorIl
TstT"NsSe, AM with the most charming mouth sbo
should have sweet, sparkling smile. which s5uylJ
display set OF ihe most brllilu. teeth that eve,
gave richness % the smile Of beauty Such ~,
'he lace OF Emily Wharton. Her fgur. was rr,,l.
He1 IKE That %! youthful Goddess, superb and Ju.
no 'He. She dressed with perfect taste which. AZ.
together united with her beautiful f,r. go, , .
her The praise Of being the finest and most lovely
shaped woman IN Philadelphia She was cleyc,
q" TIE English sense without being n blue. and
her conversation was iuii Of vii aud ytvacity !
She had good share Of plain common sense. and
Out very iltiie vanity q she was VAIN OF anything
~ was oi her handsome husband, o. whom she had
tiiul Ccih 0~u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

TFr BafDr--l know ofn0 sIght more f5B-t.,.
md charming than that Ola young ami uu.8 T.r..t.
her rJbes 0f virgin while, Jed up tfeub.frgT. r.
the ale Wh.r I ftus behold o lovely girl rl r.r
tenderness ~ her yesr-. hrykl1g ihc house of her
fitsrnud The hor1 OF Der .iibyDd: ard with the
implicit confidence uHd floswcst ssifabindonmeui
which belongs 10 wpma, giving up ail the world
Or the man Of her choI,c 0arn hear her in The
good old language Of The r,u1 Welding herself 10
him. .iof better fIr worse. or richer. fr poorer. ir
sickness and BOZ health. % love. hJ1Jt and obrv fiI
dcaih do us rau' -if brings 90 mind rl. beautiful
snd affecting devotion Of Roth. 'Wurtar tb,y
sOsft will 60. and whittier thou lo5gesi. will
lodge. thy people shall be nv people, InJ ny God
10, Cd 49, Wlytt7-f5- fytirg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Th Medical s,
cicty OfTennessec convened in this city on Wed
nesday morning. The attendance was quite respect.
able and altogether The session was more cuc8ura
ging Eon for several years past. -Four competitor,
appeared FOR The annual Prize Essay. and uu exam,
Huiion Of their seyornl communications. by % com
miicc appointed for the purpose % was found thai
ihc Essay Of Prof &. Yandell was cnuird o. the
premium which was awarded accordingly Th.s
cs3y wc understand was on the subject Of E-rer
10" arguments Of the aplhor. somewhat new BOZ Co..
DRY were ma TIC subject Df au animated and hra.
y m'eresii". discussion before The Society On Tues
dly night
"o ahnli' address was delivered BY Prof Van.
dell on the Baptist Church on Tuc,H,y ,0.y,.....
This production which we had the rIeasrre oils.
iening Co. ev.nced thorough k1osIsdys prrb, 49,.
tory of Zoe profession coupled with az epftus-si,.
interest in the ndy1ncemcut Of mtFre7I s,farr. b.,
the South and West NasiriHs Whg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20
THE TOMB or wAsyrNcrov
COMMUNICATED ny rHE AUTHOR. y. RuceLK.
SMITH

To freom' how dear is that hallowed spot,-
Remembers and loved when all else A. E,,,,.
The soldier wceps DER II. and Time canno, ,bn,y,
shade Ger affection TO damPen Iis glow
The fond mother tells in the gush of no, INV
OF WAsHiNGroN's fame 10 h.r nursery hoy
whose young gentle bosom. grows warm and beats
high.
As he sees the rich-iear drop believing her eve.
Oh can forget the brave heart that sleeps ,her,2
HIS dust, once we watched 1t with visillni care;
For him did our hearts with hJly Ggm. burn
We clurg TO his ashes, wo wept ai his urn.
And where docs his monument proudly ascendY
pile where remembrance and gratitude blend,
tribute To virtue, to proves ami C,nel
10 TIE Naliaui ~ arms. thc immortal IA nalner
Where is iV-and echo Lu, signs to the muse
ID the free To his glory that tribu,, refuse!
an: WASHINGTON. peerless IN aims ala "a worth
Is doomed 10 scaniy area of earihi
we cherish our statesmen for needs they have
Oar heroes for deeds of rcnpSn they have done;
And does not the vision of WAsnixGroN's tomb
Excite the ond wish IT may rise from its gloomi
Oh viii not his country. repeuiing the wrong.
monument rear To- be cherished IN sonrl
Shall Bi mixer its ceno,aph show forth with nriIo
And WAsniN GToN's glory the boon be denledl
Ingraiiude, Oh, shall the annals OF time
4 page there incose with the haa of tins rrimeI
is Liberty doomed 10 weep over her soil
/ The land Of the plgrns. the home OF their TOLL
/ 4 hope yet remans.-If proud Banker could cluin
The favor Of woman to crown lis fair fame:
| To her, then, we Look for te smile and I, G lear
Let woman but plead and the tribute we rear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

tetr hours!
~ KCGGLES SMITH, hlvins removed
" from Pittsburgh 10 Wheeling vih he view
o locating himself permanently IA hs civ Tor lh,
purpose ultimately Of establishing Select Acai,-
my OF general knowledge upon plan entirely nrv;
IN The Western S!aies, involving prnciplc, IN accar
dance with recent improvements iu c,Iucoii,, adm
ted ia the Schools and Academies Of me Ea,r. do
SONS laying the foundation Of his cont .r,nl,t.a
school, by the rmat on Of a Grammatical Class
which he proposes TO CONNER c. On Thursday eve,
mug ne1t the 2Oih inst. al Liberty Hail. over Mr.
III Pollock shoe Store on Main street The COURSE
oi instruction IA Grammar vii consist of Thirteen
Lectures To nc given rr-weekly on Monday. Wed.
hesldy' and Friday evening", Cuumcncir 2 II "A o..
| CLOCK. Term 50 'or the whole course
mo prnc:iclI Importance OF G. -anrn r o. yolrg
men anu Iadie'' whose education at schco has beoa
h'ed' Is % such magnitude 10, To admit OF It's
being properly ads coated in q brief advertisements
OF lhs character. but won j ufiiselr rcoI;iIe Ioc
lure 10 do II justice and secure The attention oCo
VINO could md time, TO devote e the ACQUISITION of
Grammatical know ledge
say nothing Of lis utility ~ tending. nv os.is,
ing US 10 understand and appreciate the authors 49,.
PeIuSe' us Importance ~ Composition, m teaching
20 '"e ''' % expressing our thoughts paper in a
clear iorcbIe' and elegant manner and also ,ts Inn,
porlanee IN cUnyorsaii1n 10y enabling rs ID rnp,1,p
nicaie our sentiments InteIgibly and correctly
advantage which cannot be too highly est,m7fsd. -,
knowledge OF Grammar is the great agent 10 email,
US TO regulate and systematic our thoughts o. anu
sn'yeet Therefore" says DR. Blair, 'hc who is ac
curing knowledge Of Grammar, is learning Il,
'u'!N MIN 50 word II IS one Of the chief dlstin-
gushing characteristics bciw cen the cultivated and
the uncultivated mind
WI Sniih hatiers hmselfihat he viii be able In
InraH during the course Of his Lectures. such "a
knowledge Of Grammar as cannot fail orgivin, s,t.
isinctOn 10 his class M, on T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

u w1' bright aaI cheerful MAY ra,rnior. ale,
o TtifeshiHg night shower Caroline Arrr., COLI
TWO "F ihf'e "iuHf apprentices and their ui.tr,.s
W .' sealed az wprh upon superb green rS.y
d ~. "hf'h, apparently. was nearly finished ,rE.
1 .a'ng seemed t11 lovely 90 rcr-lIn ,,irb,. o..
d" sonrrl 0Ii uf the back vs. nd ,,y int, tb. l,,
'.r Tl''efEc adorned with o. b, flower ags ,r,,.
f'.'i"ns aHi rn''h'y rUses. and sighed Tn, I,,
w. canary h-I iT the cage hung Oh by fI. a,,,..I
~ '' N''f. -l"- with most NOISY hillutv as line
..'''.'t 20" 'r.7s i.li rJ85oi ui1 the Little varJ
between f1r ia.I .,-a..-E.-r r,,r -. 80 '.u.
HI|H POO. peach. w1.Ieu hooking bird. On the r.I,t
''fnF yard of o ir-.e.i ps-gygi.r pYuraI f,-f /,
HH'N "i fI'shi.I song. I.Ii trying to rival tb. ,.
l'" minstrel Iv tIa richness auI wonderful yI,..
iF 81 De strains GHmrsrs from the o5eu ,',,y ,,.,
caught 90 passengers I1 the ffrcsfs-gIFuy u4st oil
gay chreu.l ani s,cWugJ happy Caroline ..gg
81 again. aud ..ui.|T lgI l..a over her yy.rE al,
sued her toll She s.GTrl not co. uinyre I1 f..r ,,
tIr0Hr DOR i1r hDorfy-fEUueh ID. tHrcrpsrf t.,,,.
s' young and .aiumIiy light hearted and with
soul i1 cnIy iHe happiness ollie. was irkslrrc and
tying She sighed t0 think other m4tber's lionel.
an 'acs'.1'c condition, afsucI fByous hour ITYg,
enc could ENJOY he bright suusbIucl III could ,4.
81 ho nt home half an hour o. lead her firfb Yr
th'f' "7.s. were her fhYgEbfs. She had also had
recently now cause iUr 1IKIafy Ho- mothers iII
htr- h1t not ory exhausted 40 her own IrfIs va.
E... "ul bad lsh her with M mrsus O. meet their
t-.'.''y rent ~ twenty dolIu which was due
'''' evening o.. nir0 o'clock Sic knew not bYsy
~ ",.'" U-F1cw not what o. do She was
ihefeiofc' $40 on1 ihIugi fr' md fIII of a,feip,
u'n OF owl - those size loved T-rIo.s On, ,s,r
was PROMPTLY mot shr knew their cruel t,,J
MY, cor c1ars' Vulgar wom4u who lsrf ,,, 49,,
q thc c5'n5r Of Their street wa The OWN, az Al =,
''nab'en'' ''0io ss1- hal fhr5s,ensI. ssizs u5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

r. NEyER MRRY \ WOMAN WHO CANNOT
I SEaD--A man named Pike lately forged cboct
~ 30 ln me name Of samuel Piirtes. moo, A..
pans o. Cne'ier County Pa. AGer getting The rbseL
'asneu by merchant, Pike ned 10 Phadelpb,s ,,,r,
"n'n place be wrote 10 hs wife. promising 10 r,eet
',' in wood adjacent % his house. HIS wife be.
unao'e =" read Rois neighbor 10 pcruse the letter
Tie has since confessed 10 several C,rgsr.. &c.,
upon other banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

Some haze Greatness thrust upon them The
daughter ola spanish grandec having become en- :
mored Of corporal Of t.e GuSiadores uT the ROYAL
Gauri, her fIiher the C0ude de ---.'anSio.s
TO please hrs daughter. applied To General part .rc
requesting that he would promote the nun to IN,
rank OF n Cmm's soncd officer; but upon lhe lucky
grenld,er being made acquainted with what Was
intended for ham, he replied, That he felt greatly
taitered; but beng determined - marry young
servant g'r he was much attached to, he declined
all aud every honor intended him"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

lhE SPIRIT WOBLD-we are not alone
my spin, feels the passing bv Of k,pJ,s5 80
and rises Ifs'lfIp. Under tho earth are d-s,,,.
oIl Dei"een sleep md dresms behold eve. i,
HsA' wander like stars. a cool breath comes r,r,
ne ocean q Eie nifty, over the glowing Gosh NJ
hearl rises up and will break ~ fr1rn Lie All
80 grand about me! o. ifCuJ were ,sssnq .b,,gsb
he night Spirits receive ray SPIN. b. Clio. ~
Ter voI. l,as rssvsv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

G|Ifu stated m Coopors N1va history. tbat
Psol Jones hois,cJ ihc iat ensign ora reGolaf
American man Of war on board tho Alfred. Dec
I775 The ensign wasa device representing pine
rss ,,ifh . rsuissn,ts ooisj ~ no rot. ri'b DE
RHO. p-rT f-1T M ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

VELOCITY or LIGHTNlNG.--Un,h within
very isw yCars the velocity Of the electric Hud
has been matter Of conjecture merely Late and
ingenious experiments. however. have proved con
elusively tba: electricity travels with velocity
nearly four Times great that Of light. being al
Ihe rate Of lOlgn. mile. q srcnrI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

The Governor Of South Carolina nus instructed
the Attorney General of that State 10 institute legal
proceedings against the banks that have refused
-eoraphence with the lrw amending their charters
Proceedings have accordingly been instituted by tho
Attorney General 10 vacaIe the charters of the re.
Susanrl banks These are the Bank Of Charleston
Bank Of S,u;h Carolina, and the State Bank
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

One Ct the warehouses OF O.den's cotton press.
IN New Orleans, was destroyed 10y ire on Thursday
week Loss $50 bales of cotton. yolucI =, eI5nny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

CHARLES iIrDsoS has been elected 10 Congress
from the Worcester District Massachusetts, (laiely
represented by Levi Lincoln) by majority Of from
uT hundred ~ eight hundred votes over his loco
loco opponent