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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
FROM The Now York Tins..

BEr CELrUaE-One Of The most profitable derau
nen'. oi Industry Is the raising of bees. TI.y rsualre
vsry little aiteni ~, and the prof, from IhsIn /. Ger.
IAN IL "a calculated that bees will make three time,
10 much money as th'y neel for their winter subss-
'e"c'' 'has giving two third. OF their labor. n. II were,
Ia their lSndlord ior The rent IT their n abitatnn. h,
uic recent improvements IN the Construction nf hives.
the surplus honey can hs removed without. NJ ss.
the case IN cd il.hio bel hives. d,sir,yin. the indus.
ih'ns tenants. Thess bi,ss are al,p made to be or.
naaent7i' sni roty b, placed ia a chamber. with n
COLLABORATION with the opea air by means of a tubs
or eron n drawing room window, and Inns while tb,
ladies' o! Tho family 81, al work, they hive n conina,I
iund OF amusement IN watching The Internal ecoa,.
my OF ihr hives ;. seen Through the IlUle giaI. win.
dOws at the sides ends.
I'm, OF these improved hiy.s Cr eh,rto-, II.
Tade TO resemble \ bureau, and may BE- us.I "a such
~ soma extent. TIe bes cui,urs may he attended IL
IS pFnh'alIy IN tho city ~ Ia The country, and uo ar.
informed. 'hAi gsnoTl D. Iae honey OF tho former i. of
a better qali!iy than tia, of tia lauer. Tai, TACT ia
not generally Sn 'wn, ~r ~ feel assured that ro,r, a..
''HlIon weu'd he pad to THIS occupation ia the cil,r,
The hives alluded above are. huw,y-, y,v.
PeniIvs costing from SSj to $1,000, which places iben
0eyoni ,h- rsNch Of many who mi.ht wi.h 4, ham
6ses. We would advise every person who lake, INV
interest," IN 'h!s .aauer 10 call upon NJ. SIo., So
Houston street. WHO 10 an enthusiast upya ihs suhisrt
OF bees. and vino h,. devoted MANY ycs- Of nj, M. :.
the study Of the hash 9 Of this wonderful insect.
Mr.. shoil delivered three highly inierc,tiDg Ice.
'"ro. ho!ors tbs Mechanics Institute. up.a Ihe Bs.
nnd Dee Culture. during ihr past wln,er. flo Ia, mr.
rived al The calculation IaAI the wuad instinct" mus
," Sanished from the vocabulary az far az regard,
neo'' AL his word "roasJn. sub,tit Hsd. Ills hiyoa
arc calculated upon the principle Of utility r,lh.r
Than ornament. ind the price $ L mere frae. rnrv
combine all the adyanIsgcssf the more costly hives in
a moro Compact form. with o her ia ,royemsni. WING.
add much 10 Their value.
Friend Shoii. for he > member Of the worthy s
eiey OF Friends IN half an hours conversation. Wi
satisfy any person of the importance AMI interest ~
Zee Culture and our word for II, the per-on will ,hanl
US Tor The helping HIN To he acquaintance. assupiin,
t'n' ar Sh"iI make himselfus interesting to him a.
h5 dad 20 ug.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
IRXAS.

The New Orleans editors hays received T.,s,
dsies to tie l7;h ulIimo.
Amer the lsi of March nsIi the Government i, 10
maze no further issues excepting what ~ received by
the puhlis revenue
The amount tns To tho Government from defnulrp,
600 WV
The army has been disbanded. with the eIesp;ion o.,
Cot VIC. Cooks command.
1he navy 70 laid up in srIinnry. and there ia 20 Do
bni one ship and schooner in service for h.rbor Ju.
lies.
Gen. SaInuel Houston 10 announced o. candi.
Ia'e Tor The Presidency, oner the expiration Of
% Csrnin.
fiaeido' q clrcfofthe Tonqnewa iribs. arrived in
houston ie" days SINCE, for The purpose Of volun.
'rfng hrs own aud the services Of hs follower, in an
siP'di"on agaInsiihe northern Indisns, who are repre-.
''hied u from four 10 sI hundred in number. in.
strong enclosure. with comOusbl, hut. and ousrtsr,
fora winter soj1um.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
RANK OH cnNiAfrncr

We cory the follow ing Gon Inc money article Of
TIC View York Commercial Advertiser
'iit truly iamont1ble that. at a reroJ whom urivcr.
sai gloom an1 dependency prevails IL our sommun..
~ more houId be sumo wgnion attacks made on In.
dIFtdua's and Institutions wlich are altogether I'M.
iounsed aut unjust We sludo 81 he moment o. the
recent publications. in relation 10 he Bank Of Com.
msrco 90 New York. We assure Inc storkhoIder. of
'nat institution, and The public. that The charge, aIlul 3.
% 90 ore utterly false. its condition is perfectly sound.
s1d instead of a suspended debt existing thurc. ). a.
Iari iat hc Bouk hss not % single protested nstc.
lt Circulation ry very small. bcirE Ices Than one bug
bred thousand dalIars, and iao dspostes of tho E,rk
afs not large. We are oppidcut there Is not .lisr
institution 900 The country and tie public mind DYyIf
not 90 be- excited ~ such alss and unpune glsd p1b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20

joseph Gi1ieIu. a coffee hJuse keeper IN NewO,.
,,l"s' vas N"lel on b11u a ferry boat on the IuI ins.
!" 'gP''e1 I'a' h' coat caught IN the o. wheel.
ana ihai he was thus dragged into il Tho frr ipt.
l"auon winch those on board htd Of the CALAMITY ,yo,
ron 'he engineer. vim, when BIO came up. found Inc
'odyo OF the man lying ~ the wheel. aud the be,d ..v.
r'cd o. cIeaHy from i a. u % bad been nken "a by
'Hs gli'olne The P%rcayune Of the - says There
'''''l F" nehe'e Srudcau was a suicido. lie wss
knp'Fn 10 inquire. on .evernl recent occasions. n r.,
arr 'i The machinery q Tive bat which DESTROYED bis
ihe would iopoh a leg or an arm. should either coma
iu contact with %, NJ u % was the boIy Of a nan h
would insanity cause death. Hccunisry embanss
meme pfes5d heavy upon hIa latoly, and he has To-
bored under q deprsHsion Of spins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20

TaE RIsHr C~ocssE-Under rhi. head. and sf,r.
rang to The great gathering at Harrisburg. PsnssyIrn.
ma on The occasion Of nominating the democratic
candidate for Governor, the Caroniele Of the lin in.
states says
MIR Penrose was Yesterday called Tor Nv the muI,.
iude' and presented himself but minated that ,s no
vas new an officer under lhe General Coyarnmsn,
he held II 10 be improper for him. or any Other or.
iienon. 10 interfere IN any manner more Than 10 give
hs vote. THIS - propSr. aud - Tho doctrine pre,c,sJ
by our party when out Of power we are gIad % -
n praciiscd when in.
Livery oae was graiiied with The remark, If Mr.
Stevens, IN The Convention in reference Il, s,n. ri.
ner aiiheui'les that have vi late existed in our ram,
Nloh tet'alh local matters. His liberal and manly
aSo"aI ihai every thing should now be forgot. md
had been forgotten. bat the good Of Psnp,yly,ri,
should Ind q response in every heart"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20

The Electoral ros AZ AIaJan--A, We ,,,,t.J a..
circulate the statement that the yoto NJ AI.La,,,
would he cast out BY Congress, on account OF the man.
nef "a winch u was given. it becomes proper that We
iel how The Electors repaired thor error md s,vod
INC 'oio OF The Stats. IL Is true rs We slated o.. the
US va 10 ,he'r public convention IN the Hall Of
the House Oi Representatives. the Eiecfor. 49, -.
roee' bui. NJ a private meeting iu tho evening. f5,,.
ing probably learned that their mode IF voting IN Tho
morning was Illegal, and would vliaie the ~suaTogc,
uiey ngan voicd-ths tims by baUot-and male suI
'noH returns accordingly, IN pununnce Of the re,uire.
mems o. TIE Constitution. The oversight Of tho y
ie''ors 20 mor public proceedings Of The m,rpino
wa thus repaired. aud only exceeded by Inc ;nyon.;,s
EHgE5sy. -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
i,.oin Ihs Mobile Register.
ECHO-TO The DEAD
II IL nv o.iuioa IN 4 Tho spirits OF our LOST ir.uni-
never leaves ur'-la laErc Rr,am,er.

/
1t is nv o,iuion III 4 Tho spirit Of our los, irivnd-
never leaves - Ia lag,c Rs,am,er.
I know W. W ihliowles. iwellss Of sight.
BY the misty torn. W wsar;
| have gaEsd On thUss brSws aad shJsc eyes. when
the light
Aud tho FRESHNESS. Of earth were there;
! have been whore yodr steps bad q y'you.
] have been where your mirIb had a ringing
sound.
Baia shadow Inns passed Ger the smiling brow;
IL CLEANS not with light Is ct wore.
Aud Tue eve glance Is sls-sy aud ircanless now;
And spirLs.in ~gl.jn-ss no more;
Aud the Joyous limbs have a sound!css tread.
And that mir'h from the echoes of earth has fled
! know thes-ihOu palliI aud sea dr.nehed
fru:
Thy h.ms IL the glis,ening IN in;
lheard thy last drowning scream rise through he
And screamed from lie clouds oyain.
De mind H. sailor. that cryu OF faarl
Dad ls m1ck.ry s,ar.le Ihy sinking earl
And rHEs-hou young moIher-I saw thee
land.
Ia grave by = woody glen.
All lesped aEtie .oanl OF Ihe r-rderer's spal.;
Aud he tremhiod To h.is me then:
HE washed hs hands at a runnin. stream
bI' hSI beet at his heart ike = ielrIul dream.
Pale shallow YOU slept amid Indian how ere.
Long. long ere your mIrhood's prime.
Ihsrs ynar homo 'isk heart turned away from tho
flowers.
Ani tbs Odor ofiha, hright clim,;
Aud yoI s'rayei 10 the sea.hore at the close Ut day
To dream OF The lriend. that wore Ear away.
On! wha, have ye lefi on the earth. We dead.
That your EhOstly forms have come
From The naniio Is Ui night. where no sunbcams
shed.
Their light on The spirits homei
Have the Vanishing q ,Ners yet charm Of hus'
Hath The greco elrI a IJhs in is glsdn,s. for
youi
Home. home. ye wande eos; NV song must 10
o. The iose. winch tho nuns hirls take.
"hsatle snnhcam' are coming over muunt and
sea.
To siine IN their native brake;
Your path ~ gloorr. sid ve have not a spoil
To iotIsr young EcIo-yarewelE Farewell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THe pRrsrnryr

AEFOiN fNiENTS BY II PRESIDENT.
by ans 0ih he aicics aal eoa-sat Of m, S.,,.
WILLIAM R WATsoS, Collector, MIddleiovn Ko,.
Decticut. vi
AUsTIS BALDWIN. Collector. Providence. Rh,d.
NlraAs CUxSrSs. Collector. Portland md T.,
mouth Ahise. uu fS'
DANIEL RSS1cH. Collector. KennsbunA. Main.
Maine. P'"' ""'N
raico, yirginia. "
GEoEeE HowIGSD. Surveyor nad Insps.,or. Tiv.
srUn, Rhode Island. ~ Nv
JrotDI.u w. KNIGHT. Surveyor Osd I,,nso,,,
PawcatSck. Rhode Island. "P'S"'
"ILLi,N PINeKSzT, Surveyor and Inspector. Bal
Gmoro, Maryland. ="
OGDEN HoFFNaN. District Anor,ev. s,,,h..
District OF New York. in place of Bonn s B.de, e.
signed. "4'ef TO-
aI Venezuela, AH-'ro'
TnonAs HArSs. Navy Agent. Phn.dslphia.
LsRENzo DRAPER, Consul. Paris. Frapcs.
hENRY 9 BosLgR, u 5 Marshal for m, W..,o,,
district Of Pennsylvania. ""''"
DANtL Hv0UNiN. Us Marshall Cor the District Of
District Of New York. "
"mIAa NJ MsREnITu. Attorney US for tho Ea.
tern District OF Pennsyivanis.
HESDtssON TAYLOR. Attorney II & yy..,.a n
friet Of Louisiana. -"
l'Aao sroDDAHD. Collector aud Inspector. Pie.
mouth, kiassachnscus. ny
MrLDs ELLIOTT, Surveyor aud Inspector. U.r
ford, North Carolina,
LisstW HASso~. 10 I'd, q Co,,..
WILLIAM A SrEycrR. 10 be n Csytoi, Z, ~.
ABRaHAN BIGELow. " be a Commando, l., -
Navy. " me
WILLIAM L MAyRr. to bo 9 Lrsy,.D,,, d..
Navy I" We
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FURTHER s LATER FROM FLORIDA.
Office ofIhe News.
ST. ArGUsrINp. Mnrrh Z

Oifce ol 1he NcNs,
ST. AUGUSTINE, March 7.
Information reached here last evening. that AN CT.
prcss arrived al PIlaika. from Fort Russell. on the night
OF The l'h. bringing intelligence that Capt. Banum
with one hundred men. fncluding nino m.uniedl
came - with the Indians. (Mho Lioui. Alburtis had
been compelled to retreat from. on account of the small.
ness ut hS iurce) at the head of Orange Lake, and
commenced an attack uprn hem. Capt. q. had pla-
ced the nine mounted mon ia ambush, rs a reserve.
aFd I'D on the Others; hut 4 ~ n , the Iadans in sal
a BODY. he made signal for the mounted mcn Ia cune
up. No s'on+r was the signal made, when the Indi-
ans having cut M Ihess men from llr main body, fred
ufnn them. killing six anl the other three retrcat,d
To the Fort. being wounded. The express was iIna,e.
diaiely sent OF To PLnIka, without know ing any thing
inriher. The wounded men state that Capt. b, Was
suli- fighting.
C-PI Carr, I'd dragons, with one hundred men
"a' cent out iTum Plaika n lew days previous. and TO-
Turned shndly at r Inc express had arrived fum Fo,I
RnS'-lI. lie Immediately Supplied his mcn with pr
visions, and started for Capt c. battle ground. 1t Is
impossible To give Ils particulars under such a circum-
stance. There Is no kaowine the loss. as yet, shat Cart.
u. h7s met with, Lieut. AlbdrIis bad lost ak or sew.
en- men Tho day before, IN his skiruliSh with The lndi-
ans, and was forced TO retreat on account ofiheir mum.
eer- Tkis looSs very mach like peace"
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WAs.Ixernr. Nf.rcn l.

wAszISSr or. M.rcu Is. le4i.
Tank God. I have witnessed IN he senat. cham.
her ,o-doy hot which has Afforded me. n, il must eve
~ fn.ad OF hs country. the mos, sipcore Measure
The reader will remember a.. unpleasant diGisui,,
that occurred q few days sinse between Nj. Clay Of
Ksntaesy and Ar S,n. az Aisbsn4. Uprl to-day
'he ieraination of that affair has b>-n IN doubt. aad
gloom in consequence has hung upon Ia, mind. uf
oil. tbs morning a. Nr PErtTes W., goin. to The
Capitol lac remarked that h. was so,ns 10 make ,hs
best spsvca ks had ever ustc. THINKING tina, that
speech must b. REGULARLY god !. Of course, wen,
uasFe Ssd waited impsiisuily for the hour to arrive.
A. II was the las; DAY Of the s.nsio rs W., supposed.
The galleries were pretty veil GI!sd before the hour.
When the senate was sailed TO order. Mr.. Preston
arose and orie1y but elccuenily expressed ihs regret
snJ ss.Iow entertained by every one composing that
body for the unpleasant occurrence between the gen.
'lemsn named. 90 long and 90 f-vou.bly known TO ali
ofihe SsHsto1. IL. expressed his eonvisiion Thai 4
originated INT mistake on .he part Of the gentleman
from Kentucky ~ 10 the istcnuons of Mr. King an,
that Tho offensive words used wsul1 b. rihirawn
under the sssursncs iro~ sources SMILED tn .redi
'hstihe gentleman from A!sbams intended no per. n
al insult IA the language he had usce. Mr.. Clay the
ro,e and in that irsRk aud genilsrnanly manner rhiel
,eis 30 easy upon him. stated the principles Of aetio
he had laid down fr h~im,elG-ihai in tn. prc,
snt case he wa, informed by gentlemen on whom n
could roly. thai the gentleman from Alshsn. intsnde
nothing DO had said in dsbat. a, an Impeachment q
hrs hoHor or character. and that he ua.qs,osally viii
drew The words he had iniendsd n. offensive. 4,
P'au'o IN the gallery could rot be suppressed for q
instant When ii was, Mr.. King responded IN q hsT
ny manner, stating that he tel; authorised now to =,
that he do not. IA any thing he 'aid. intend to iDpus
the character Of NJ. Clay. FOR a momeniall was bui
TO- above md below.-ihe next moment turned a.
saw MIR Clay shaking the hand OF ar. King. and
the Senators pressing for a bend Of both. Mr. Prs.,.
was the Os1eu-ible and accredited agent in healiss N
wound aud the country owes him much for il; but W
are Principally indebted to the Hon. JoHN TYLER f
IT. lie has been interchangeable. usd al last ht upo
the true remedy. II is he that, most Of all. deserve
iac taanLs Of hs country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
TIE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
u THE GREAT BALTIMORE CONyENTToN
OF WIG YouNG MEN

OF WIG YOUNG MEN.
maj convention, which was composed oftle elite
Of TIE young men Of Tho Union. determined. =, ,bo
C"Oi MAY last that their lshDTs should not cea,e. p,,
lhs' eSer'iSns flag. until the foil termination Of Incl,
struggles was crowned with victor. The, -, 60.
aahso with that determination. instead Of oJi,yr,i,,
INC great convention Of May SIM die sJr,,,,,cJ -
ihsein OF Washington on The 4h oCAtnrcb. 1871 h.a
'"N "e'e - meet To recount their e1oruOns. and e1.
ehangs congratulations on Tho srscs,.fYl tsr,,,,,.,
81 the war against lboir country. their rights. and
iheir Liberties. which had been rsssd win .y,b rgtb
less Violesce by Tho Administrator Of the u,.t ian
pears. " f'' %"
The presiding officers oflbo Conye,f.,y b..,- bal,
a'o''a0iJ detained from attending. on WeinesIay.f The
o. instant manyO Of those ihen ia CITY assembled - IL
hall, AID organised by sppainrny u 5 U.,,,
Ltl. ct Ne" Jersey, ,tbe oIg,rator orths gr.,t B,Jr.
'"hFtnIDnJ Chairman. aud William Pills. IL.
u maryland. Secretary. Arer o sYcfnI ipisrcL, ~.
- i''noiy FEELINGS. s0mo resolutions we're si,ptsd.
'5"I"'''se 81 went -'evsu appointed, yropars.
'''y " she e~elebmfiSu pn Thgrsiay. he Oh.
W lnsrsday morning they o.ss,,LI.J ID, l-.
1H'.e" i'om various psus of The Union. and ra,s NJ.
','u'" As'gnsd them IN Inc procession hv The Nf,,,l,t
~ '"e 10y. marched up o. the Carff9I hoard a.. h.,
'usa''I N'lfs''' saw WIN. Henry Harrison invested
" we hei justice of the United states viii, te ~ F.
~" l'"efs :. o.'ici'te as RESIDENT Of the Uor, mr..
,O"'pani'd ibc Presiieutt q, fha PeaB'.5. Nine, =
y" leiy Gl1reIeI iu Tie White Hone, .,f 49,.
y '''''.h' ihey fs.ass1Dhled no Tie C.e. u,u a.,
~ y ", 'I.tr when. af,r ,svsmI ,-,rf,8
.pe'efsa from VIZ U,ryev. Of S,4rb C,,I
'''''' ~ Massachusetts Rfr u s. EIrgu orpsr,,.t
I.'.i.W lee. and WA. Pits. Of Nsr,f.r4
2. ''f.ff leo. aiFiEin.a. and several ofbr,. M.
RI 'I'," 'alurtd s17 die. IN tHat spIni afb,r
quo f'"I feeling which 10 fis best harI.rysr
'.r'h'y Of what tho yonu5 men ~ ihe a..
! 81" $40 VIII DO. when Gufy again calls tbe.
.a' ,ls'f fs"fsment TO serve 10 o SIMILAR mun,ey-
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ABLUEJAcKErs OPINION or srF.yrps

BLUE JACKETS OPINION OF STEAMERS
ii you wish to put All old slilor's patience To = ,..
we're lest although Il - not quite fair. talk 10 him n.
bout s'eam5oats. II is his qrestio veEala-.he hedps.
nos That he cannot help attacking. though he know.
'iai he viii suffer by It. lie will tell Won that mi.
smoky dirty eniI will ruin oil good seamauship. .pd
i' AL vaior and gallant bearing out Of the world
a"housi no hates n steamer as q nuisance. md cu,
'hs II as an inPerinence: he has a secret and .uner.
s'I'lous dre"d Of %. aud holds il to be n machinoi,op
OF Inc devil. Thus rms his opinion: "While t,ipg.
was ms meg was, dye see, we blue jackets had il ali
W our own way; iUrd'ye see, iCJohnpy Crapou G,pgbt
we woPped him; u he built more shits. We took hon,
ma 50 Bceizebub grew spIIeful; and ses he. whilst a
BRUSH sailor gets his grog and prog, dye see. I shall
never be able 10 shove my oar in his boat. aud tprn
me world iopsy turvey dye sect So no plan, win
INC ieeioIalleTs. and Tie saints, aad tries 10 disr,t. m.
gf'g''uo and promote the tea-ketle, dive scci But
ne could not do that job By lialyes for which. J'yo
see may There be an eternal frost in his fre.nlace ,,,I
his Goals run short. 81. having partly hiled Oh,
does The devil dol Having got the riybt b,,, b.
farms Tie isa-kctlc inio a boIlor-claps wheel, :,
me ship sides, as ii they were no better than b,ct.
ny coaches or 80 many dung carts-nnJ tbu, ,,i,,
q ye see The ortand-out blue wafer sailor for cy.,
! 'edona a. says he. dye see; and never b.or, onc
% lhe'e varmiEi steamers sputlcfing. fixing. bi,sing
Dut : MINK hear the devil n saying An, Jack. Won
""iim, 1 We done you az lnsl, d'yo secT1
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PozrICAL IIrERAruKe OF ruc wrsr

PoGriCAL LITERATURE Of TIE WEST.
hr John Fisher. has kindly placed on our iabls a
volume OF poems bearing the above lille. W. rec.g.
n's" among the selections from western writers the
nAH'os oGPren;ice. Gallagher. Thomas. Hall. Carry.
prnfe. Mrs Amelia b Welby, Ms Ls Ficnra and ma.
ny Others known e. fame. An opportunity san ride d
Tor The Encouragement Of Western Literature The
>oiaIns - neatly got up. well printed on fine paper
and being entirely Of western production. CON.
mends itself to the lovers Of literature. A G-, vol.
AMOS are for sale at Mr. John Fisher. Book store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20

Va The Washington Correspondent Of The B.-t,o
Alias. speaking Of senator Cuthbcr. pf Geo,grs win,
ipsk bis srai Int o. lev days ago. 1nd ,irnaiizsd hi.
prrs'ues m fhe Senate by 20 attack on NJ Webster.
after tnai gentleman hsd resigned slys. abc lives soma
ten ~ fifteen miles from any pos-omc,-HEas b.,
newspapers of 1sy Kind. md the reason why ba bs.
not hesn on before The present Session. VS. bsssyss
he I'D not k10w Congress vss N session"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
IDsEPH ~HONApARrr

Tho Countdo Suryilieu IJuseph Bonaparter who's.
healih suffered severely 20 tho sutumn, hs. had =
quite ro-essahlished. The poor u Mlsks k,,ty
q village adjoining he domain ~ NEWMAN p,.id.
where The Count resides. have bad 25 guine,, dr.,
buied amongst lhom by hs orders. Tie uni r. , 3.
nevolencs risPlafe Ell by I've or King s1rinz M. -
iractsd residence iu This country would seem :, 10.
este tIst The spithef " "H,e good Joseph" ap,IsJ I,
h"n by Madame J1noi IN her memoirs. was Bily msr
Eng FeT~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20

''IIHIt NIlIsho ,, Io1I.
The Joint Staining Committee ON tho Library, To-
whom was referred n letter from the Hon. <. +.
Armstrong. with Sropy of the Bible m the language
of The Sand 'ieh Islands. respectfully.
REPORT:
The Bible 10 the language nfihs Sandwich I-lnnd.
has been PLACID ~ the library OF the Commonwealth.
The Committee regard it rs AN interesting evidence NJ
The zeal and n1Ilitv OF American missionaries and o.
the determination Of the American Board Of Connis-
slonen ofFOeIgn Missions. faithfully 10 execute the
great purpnr of spreading abroad the Hrl, Scrip
lures. for witch their charter was granted them hy
the Communicable. By order of the committee.
THEOPlIILUS PARSONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-20
PURIJC MEETING

The citizens Of Wheeling are REQ ue-iod TO z.er nj
the City Hall, THIS EVENING nj ? o'clock. for N,
purpose Of taking into consideration the proprr,y Of
a suspension ~ofspee.o payments by the bans, Of this
city. All who feel an interest ia the matter ere in,i.
ted % aIi.nd. March 30