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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

&C, usy soa. said lhe Eastern cage 10
lalmcff, 50 forth % tie world Be visa
% tie pufspit of knogitdrs--5s wise n
The eccpmuiaiign 81 Firhss--ha wife IA
he choics 81 friendsi yet ltlls will lhis
avail thee. ffhon Cho0-est mol niseIe he
wife ciihy hosom.
When tee faies 81 iag people echo
thy sayiags aod the trumpet Of fare
spuuds ihy Esme sbEond among The "a.
iions. nore beautifully illihe snn Of thy
flogy 80, i ora bright cloud reflects iis
bfighsner,. and tullisd fov ever win be
Tie sPlendoF 81 The rays, Il Ike : DARK
spot she crosses IL surface.
CouSider ibis, ny con, srd lock well IL
her Ways. ghom then uouidst love Tor
little VIII Ell elss avail shee Il lhoa choos-
eci 70; wisely she eompasion az thy be-
som. See ynndeF ihe maidena a. TiSea.
They deck themaeiyes with The eems al
Gclcondn and the rose II CashmeFe--
t1emsslyes more brilliaat and besuiigul |;
hot BE take not them 10 tiiy boeom for
the gem viii grow dim, sud ne rose
yilher. and nopghl romain % thee or eli
thcn didst WOO and v ~.
Neither turn ihytelito ibe nrnnd one
ailc vaunis herself Oh having scarnad
the pages Of Ytdss. aEd ialhomsd the
mysietiet oftte holy temple. Woman
Vas no: born 10 WELD the srtpire, or al.
reel the COUNSEL 20 reveal ihe mandaiea
Of Bfsmn, o. exaoand he sacred verse;
Of Menu. Rather Be i hefs 10 sappofl
thee 10 grief and tooihe thee ID sfeknes
70 rejoice IA Thy prosperity snd clog 10
thee 10 ndgefeiiy. Refecf, then, nv 500.
ere chou choosest. and Iook 10 Ter xhoa5
lhou goui5t. make tbe aiie o. lhy 30
som.
a wife what q sacred name-uhat q
Responsible oGcsl She mpsi he The un-
spotted sanctuary 10 which Wearied nah
may dee from The crimes 81 lhe world,
and feel that 20 sin dsre enter there -
A wife l--She musl Be IS pBrs g. the
spirits arornd the Everlasting throne That
man nav kneei 10 bescvea 10 adtniFstlsn.
end feel no ahseemeni. A wife i--She
must be The EgEFdinn snRtl % sis Eoct.
sisps. 90 leafih, and guide them 30 Hsa-
Sens 80 brm % tirioe ttatahouli he fcr
2 noneni waseF, abe Gao yield lin sup
port. and replsrs hsm upoD iis 6rn foun-
da,ioa &c happy 10 conscious iruoefaee.
that uhen from the pflpiE xiiies 81 The
world BE lufns % his hbms. hs may ne.
vef end froRn where 81 sought ssuiis.
Sach. my con. thou seekest 10 wife /.
and reject sell ere lhoa chocsest.
Open not ihg boaom g. TIE lri3er; r.
pose moi ,hy kred on he breasi thai nuF-
seth easy and folly md vanisy. Hope
not soF qheditnee Nliete The passions are
uuiamsd and expfetrot honor lgan her
who hontfsih nol tie God who mste her.
Ihogeh Tbs place Be eessfa tie lhrcne
81 princes ard tie eonnsenauce 81 royalty
beem upon ibfe -ihoeeh lhy siehet D.
s. the pssfI8 % 0msr end tby narr 81.
b5red gr9m ibe Esa 10 tie west little
vie q ssaiS tkcs Il, sissSasss AID aSasss
poiotaenss sad strife. be ia ihiaa % =
hatfsiion There mnsi IS pzseaa ihiss
bears b soliiuds sod ckfrss and thsfa
mos tees 6ie. neiifei, lben IRysss, ere
ibou ehenesi sna ienk sell Is Der wye
whom iaqn Hppldsl lose Ga sheaeh fls6u
% vice in osAsf ttiazi -iitlia vii Il
assii bee i iioe ehossssi nsl Nfsly she
Nife 81 iiy boson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

7----- T|"-7
Vtit4 - I1Ipro ~ Nee edsGfsa y -
i4eene forward ~ a,llln 4, astl IS.
a. lerg1f Ietet1e1tt psis.i a. f.ss, 81 ~ Iatis
- a. Iaf,,lf na.7 lts1a a. 1.||tis i - As,
WShinF, - ntIi slttaiis az. - ks1, 80 t.-,I-
usss aetl,nd IS ~ tsat,astr. ga 81 rs
present yrst. d = kar1 - ose nhn - ls.lstl.
- VIII Inngeg tllag . tftadgf atl6 6 nitt AZ
uhich b CNsafa.n aaft - oid euSfse fln6.
snd yea IN aiEafs Est ~ fssaf e. sel6,, I. s.
dais yea = spy sFtltle mm1 Ne ~ bailssss
O. - fessopahie ierns. Is 3 thast cft1n. q,
The eame aFiieisa rao - tinrrhasef ~ - ~,
essptg. I'D fsr lho eash. l 6auti ~, IIllls
sAeScy. ADAM WHIP
hsFpsFs-Fersye Jaussry 1.i5tl--si
XIV ANTED. - e. kppsenlies Is Learn
the SaatiiaS busiaess, = ~ ~ fsom u % Is
ysags ol go. g Epli inorti hahits saa isdass
tfieu4g tlapeegt Nara olhef SEED srplT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

41T1G PARTFFnsFlI hsfalalalS eEiaIla4
a batuatn ne ratsosls. "a ~ n1Sr
as hrub s. 81 81 W. AfaoufTI1, vii,
- dil.assed e. the 6ril est - ian - acnt -
natpal seeseEi Eiskef ne ern VA sslfls
ehe ateoaass ~ ths rearera.
s Af8oUTT
cRAHEEs 81. 4ieeElFfg.
DeeenbeP 81. 7esa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

kl0gEa T.Y.-vs tNs, q, efiFn ,ecurfafa ~
F9regiy --end Fet i Is enc % ihe 6rssiest
elenipes ihht lhb eofid a. large bossls.
pisifettre tar shs ineisidasg--ol n.ueafs
hensaa let ne repauniy 81 lSyRe hers
afe nnmbfilesa seais nhosa intellect 4
mere pissiousiasa tbs nsiaes n 8olcDnas.
sre hpse fieh cfe s. o1ly discoverabls
ehen worked upan 81 sdvsmliy. Iaa
state 9. eeaiinpoqs psesf eiii5 these 8ines
Noold netef he HesssS-- bal6ftpy ealiipR
INTO aeiion ~ TIE uosle piitihIiss e Zoe
soal. bidsii ent1sap ititil 3 ae SIN sfsts.
esliKn'es md inafssie3 of8. Wtns
ssgiul afs ihs d'EpfEsailoaso q Prov Stsfe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

kARmtns.--if there lisssihe maa y 10
nay eat Biz bread With eonseierce a
peeee With man cad God, !, = tbe man
wae has bFanghs ihes bread ca earth 81
bis oWn hcnesl iHtas.fy. Il il eanksTe
~ 10 fraud - vet 81 no tssrs 4 ,s
stained Wiih 90 Sized. The psolsssion Of
sgriealiefe hIiaas Nifh Il none II Ihote
sgiis'ing passions = hirh ar fatal 10 pesce.
g saiilistiicn ~ iks snioyneni 81 ere
eomeoa hssssines oiiils The professi6n
q agriculture plefenss few isrptasions.
by which heeiih aAd cbsucisr sre seen.
fced. The psofemion ~ arfieul,ure =
lsVcsshls 70 htsIib. aha lsbs lie, 10 hsb.is
- Industry sna frrea'i;y 10 iemptfancs
end eelf gaseFameni. 70 tha cniiitsiioa
q eomFsiie siiiues. sad % ihs eslm shd
delicious snjoymeni % domestic plsasorss
in sll their panty sbs frilness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

The lsfns,,cf rircili ~. ~. l.'r 4 r.,.,,s -
les ~ for iA1E1 sffiHf-..lafr.f nn.,. a fht
aa11e Frppclcpa Eth feEti aarts IS eer,is ~
s1gafe. al Al <el IS nnl el.lsIcd ioF
a sPeclfc1 llles W. - hi icll,iS IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

EARTHtY kfcgssirrBes - fSe sre ~
liahie % shtuapl hes aiiisftnfly e. VI
htaf item ~ prosperity sli seem aiikh
--bpf % sdgeFsiif. enc shIbss s6sfieud.
spiiy, whers iif oiisF sibks iais pigchv
aizAA Hes Ssua1iisi Is siitee--sesd sd
ibe fsies ikss eefe ever Fins6. SLOW
DE hss9 bssis hsw b pssiis ctef a.
bie aiaa. f.NEsa0n Reh disifets. tHa
masihg IT, hssssef rahsbfsfeai Is it,
Qfsfteriag q 81 ste nirsg % fs 'gse-
seesffaf naes5y Nnfas Tttla -
leNef ga safib % fhtss Is ~ sttt
~ heaven ee7a b1ifst g s. 81 tiisih rs
ihsi Dlaekt oeI Iae slisa from sil esfihig
misiiinpe itsfipbs irsfh 20 as lsffs5t
-tat flsi e,stss asa aged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

There y h.'tAffbF ehifhfs tsfra a
iag tss6shtae s Hsiafarnre q afi.qsrs
ihe aaai - Vndsnag 4 arsatibls. nod
~ imfff'ea aew rfite.t 81 sstsiiig
beyond ihs resets ~ ft M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-14

fegsti. h,lf gsafEi tei 4'gs l'n,zneo 1,II g.
resolved as pcFIat1l n l1t. Il l.aiI entirely ~
sdraEre, Nicetf tag l1ienl i. sfs...i h.'.'..'''
he o. ~ }g4l ,,lla1I 4 - rl,,'..s
- Sqtscfpsiona o. 81 faeIikt. Al ns. y -
pai1 IhVariaflr - slItance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
IOWA
TIE FALL, TRADE

we coll The attention Of our co,r,,,, ,.,,Is-, q,
advertisements Of Thos Kirby e. Co. and m A.,
,ans' 10 ms mornings paper In the mo,no, =,
purchasing and packing pork. the rrader, oC AI,C
-, ~ we have been 5niormed have outs,rinro,i
ul y LOUIS packers and merchants NJ l,a,, - ~,
puaiues' has been carried on hero lin s. Io,i.N -
""y eA'eni' those engaged IN il have no, bo,aI, g.
20 %niy the public IN The only ,vay we 80, ~ ~
ipf the Produccr to DO informed. vlz.-rb,ano ~
press. ''~-'nfough The
:" A,'oh ne persons engaged in the bus;u,s. h., 90.
lahe" ,ho right method 10 give the public ;,e,,,,-
a'l''I p, What they are prepared to DO We r,,,
ne IOHowing from the last Alton Telsv,,ob ,.Liah
that place: '"o market Of
= Ine Ie,e,g'nph says: The stock Of salt on bend
- Iafge Barrels. kegs and hopshead. mn D. ,.i
~ "h'alned m his city and vicinity. and on, -
,,, WIZ not sufieTin comparison With spv in a..
"esL u D. useless n odd That there i no ~,
80 !" ,neinnau Than can compete with Alton e.,
nc purchase Of both hogs and caule; E,r tho 49,.
'I'''e o. ihs business every fall and ,,;,,,., 80,
I'ns ~ ~ making The assertion. Iast va, ' ,
'''" JO'vO5 bog. were slaughtered and o,claJ !.
'h'' city, boside $4,000 head Of cattle" p''"0' J"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
4 thief by niphi."

rs some OF our thieving vagabonds may have cause
io remember. a peculiar dog was Bse lie wa.
always willing 20 be terms of intimacy with eve
~ one ahd he would talk familiarity Us a dos
need. on his own grOund. nj home. but no eniice
meni irom stranger could ever draw him away 81
aiirart his attention ia the least. when away. w,
have long enjoyed an intimacy with him. yet we
never could induce him To leave his own donr, az
turn his eye upon us when away from j.. We re-
member few years ago. when caravan OF livins
anImnls' came in town the elephant usual, e.,-
ding the van. We stood with our old friend lonk
ing at the pagent-Ihe elephant attracted his par.
hcuar attention; he saw that he the lion of the
oi The show. an locked with the IN st mperturable
ravIiy I'LL lac got oui ofsghI. nrd Then laying hi.
upper lip upon his teeth. IN his laughing way, he
wake'i acrss the floor. initiating The ,i the e.
ephani io nicely. and then turned on us look rs
much as 10 sny. Can't come IT," lie died Of old
age.-N H. TLgroPh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

heigho! We have just finished one Of The most
silly pieces Of labor were ever engaged IN. IL
Is ing COoPers new book. for
"a book is Jok although there is netbiny IN Il,
'ho Deersayer This Decrslayer is neither moro
Or less than that semi-barbanan Naity Bumpo. who a.
Unused the children and apprentice boys in the
Last OF The Mohecans. Pioneers. and Prairie. and
more recent date ia the Pathfinder. We hope
and trust that this abortion Of humanity will no
more meet our eyes-indeed he cannot take ano.
1her form or name unless 1t Is in swaddling clothes
or mere childhood. for his youth and manhood have
been already used up. Mr.. Cooper seems incapa
BILE Of comPrehending any other character Than this
one which no one saw and no one ever will
see This last effort Is the most ridiculous Of ali
his fooieTios. lie presents us with long. gaugh,
biped, who cannot read or wulc has never fought
or been ~ civilized community. but bred among
the must sheepsh ofall the tribes Of Indians "a H.
fng OF human nature though he was convorsant
with %, sometimes philosopher. Of others poet
ond more Ohen like an illiterate and blunderin r
missionary without passions or emotions and yet
evidently MI COoper's dsaH ,deaf u humanity
We could MOI but laugh, not with. but at the an
ihor. while reading the lBdicrous foolerv Of Deer
soyer in taxing leave Of his friends 10 the castle
The plot II the Story occupies bat o few DAYS time.
and D. entirely laid on the s1mo little lake beyond
te b0rdeu liberalization, and embraces two white
'enale characters. one Of whom il a sinpleion and
'he o'her "ot over burdened with virtue. and three
ahale characters. one lo rish pirate the other
Egehic ioaier and This half man halr iJaot Deer.
slayer such gathering IS not very well calculs.
ted 10 sEail lhe ninds and characters Of Corners
readers. AMI We are very sorry We have been ,,s
. 81 Them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

We end The following IN n ,t,..,,L....,.-
Judge Thatcher do well ra sn.,sir M, t paper
zee growing liberalism Of the bar. ,,bi,L .....,.
i'"es on TIE point "f taking ne Jury bv tom, ~
irving ,ne Judge from be prJper cgnsc1pc,cs.
y, HnIIel boz re- recent argument in an. a.:
''l'' 'ouH' ~ Boston. having conmop,ci ,.,,t
-e'cfy upon what be- considered mimi =, 80
% Judges 20 their appeals 10 iuries ,srs;y
80, ,,,.'D y, instruction from Judge Thatcher,
60, i''Iie'i' neiherI nor any Judge in the com.
l'''f. Of ilcirtghfs trpa sir thai =, -. p w,
''.on % Jurors. you will not forget he ,..nec,
W y.'fs'it' your profession and the b,,,,,,bi
80. you dp'o. sir. give You warpir0 tb,, 49,
IN ~, am under 90 lice people. 10 prr.rry. ~
IN "',n They have Instituted. free iega ,,.,l,
''' ''i's'flin inc u commit vsu q"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
TALE BEARING
80. Aids DfshhlNG
u" The words Of a Tale bearer are as wounds "

~ "N'"S VI a 4 die bearer are as wounds"
PROVERBS.
anu The numerous pretty vices which inlest
ana coniaminate society. perhaps there is none in
he whole catalogue Of fashionable ollies more dan.
se'ous 'han That Of Tale-beaIing. Death and life
are 10 The power Of the tongue" says Solonsh so
perfectly convinced was he Of the mischieous md
ueau'y elect Of inconsideFaIe language ..She has
There Is no suciey let its circle, tongue that can
u'"o world. be ever 80 limited or it, members
ever 50 humble, but something may ineauri ,u,ly
drop irOm their lips. which il would be unpleasant
o' painful To have repeated abroad Caught up ty
he laIe-beaefr % carries the expression about like
hre-Tnnd' and. wherever IL is designed, sets fire Ia
MI the angry jealous passions OF associnles md
spreads Wild contention amongst families and form
er friends. Against such person. il is wisdom. rs
Wen rs prudence,lo raise the hand and shut the
door, as more dangerous than The midnight thief o,
h"oE-day rubber They may. indeed. rifle You Of
your property, OF attack your lile but this munster
wil take from you your god name and sca,fer strife
and confusion IN your walks Of life.-Raieigh Regis
Ter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA.

Extract from a report from COL WORM. command
iHg. dated September -, at POHia Rosas. ariieh Il
opposite IaHyJd Island, on the 5ag int. uhieh n,
Cootasdrh1tchie riUcr emp'ies, GVLf SHE.
81 have the honor 10 report. Tor the information o
the MAJOR General commanding. that on the Thin
slant, the appointed day. these Of the five messenger
semi Out from Pensc Creek as you were advised IN
my report No Is. appeared al this point with forty
RI Indians Of lluspsaki's band. two remained CA
Ia gather others, % whom ! have added three. On
the 22d instant expect ioadd toihe above number
about one hundred and fifty. perhaps more. 4 post
will DO re established here. convenient f,r the ap
pr"nch Of Indians and a. an important 3, nt on the
Gun side, 90 The event Of operations south shall
return 10 Tampa ~ few days. whore Il Is hoped
The Indians expected from Arkansas will have arriy.
ed ~ their presence will greatly facilitate the col
lection Of The Creeks nnd Tallahassee; from r,stip
ohJecis Of the greatest interest
- he whole number Of ilospilaks people now IN
- siKiy-iwo. including The chief three sub chiefs
and iweniy.ihres wnrFiOrs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
PROGRESS OF THE CHERoKrEs IN CIVIL

PROGRESS OF THE CHEROKEEs IN CIVIL.
lEAFlON-A correspondent writing rp us from
- hnl distinct, Cherokee nation" under date Of Au
g"' ~ speaks IN very favorable terms of the pro
gress which that people are making in the arts ,nJ
institutions Of civilized life Among Other encon,.
sseing facts which he states he says: An eleerion
has Just taken place in the nation for counc,lren
committeeman, and sheriff.. which passed of with
ont drunkenness Or the least difficulty.
Inc Cherokees are now making rapid stride.
70 education They are more liberal IN subscribing
20 schools Ihan the people nf any section Of Arkan
.S ,s. and much more punctual in paying tuition
,,, among Them many persons Of consilsra-
bic Intelligence. reading and reaect;ng me, -,
are now Subscribers 10 the best ns,,,i;c.is =, a.
UniOn.-Louis Jour ~ wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
OBITUARY EyrR ,opnIN,pv

BOSE Is NO MoRE died in this town on the
IL inst. Bose. A worthy Dig this same Bose
and n sensible. Digs have arisen. nOurished and
fallen, and The world has gone on. nor needed its
loss. Good dogs have lived and died and been Ia.
menied, bot none more deeply Than BIsc. lie was
dog Of paris-doce and child like in his dispusi
lion. yet stern and unyieding duty. Hts tail had
wag Tor every one who bespoke him kindly. am
hts face smile Cor all who treated him vol. Yet
was he "a tiger in his fierce department when du-
iy called uP'n him 10 put his sterner nature II,
was one Of the Kind spoken of in the sublime Ian
gunge Of the New England Primer, who would
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
A SINGULARFATAIJTy -Th;. g. !,

ASlNGULARFATALlrY fall Eve steam
boats LETT our wharf for New Orlea Is OfIhe five
every one sunk before the trip concluded. The
boats were the Platte, the Chief Magistrate The A
Nj. Phillips. the Lille Red and the Baltic Four
OF the live were lOst-ihe Little Red alone being
saved. She struck snag near Turkey Island and
sunk over her guards. hut the Captain succeeded
~ stopping the hole and pumping her out
The losses sustained in these Eve boats 10 say
nothing OF OIher bOa' which have been lost ON the
The lower Mississippi river. would have been AMPLY
sufficient 10 have paid ior snas-boat and full crew
i"r a year. OF more, and venture 10 say that IT
will exceed The amount Of property lost at any one
or two points ON the Atlantic coas yet if half these
hIsses had been sustained by eastern shipping M.
Ieresls the land would have been ringing from the
sea shore TO the Mississippi with demands on Con.
sress Tor an appropriation 90 avoid the DANGER
Petition after petition would have been sent in an,
eastern AID western members cOnjured 90 protect
The cornmerrr of the country. Why Is the Mississip
pI The great artery oi The West aud the highway Of
nations. left neglected and unimprovcd. when IL
might lie rendered entirely safe 10y u small appns
PriaiIon!-St. Lou Req.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
From the lvorik American.

RURAL CEMErRIES.-No I.
For who. TO dumb iorgeIiulness a prey.
Tins pleasing anxious being eor resigned.
Lett the warm precincts OF a cheerful day.
Nor cast longing lingering look behind.
Zen trOm the tomb the Of nature cries.
Zen in our ashes live their wonied fires"
IL - tins instructive feeling Of nature. that
prompts TO the choice OF final resting place.
The yerant clothing of the fields. the shady grovo
the bright Of lawn and river that test accord
with our feelings while living bat i'm yine
Will be grateful accompaniment. io IA when dead;
and there ut least we feel assured that the afeci;en
oi friendship will associate memory with the
pleasing objects Of nsiuri which shall surround the
place OF our rep This cannot bal be universal
W Cherished IN all minds of cultivated feeling and
81 y all sucieni with such. To determine the choice
IA favor Oi rural inteuncni. Physicians and the
guardians Of the pub ic health may demonstrate the
evils and dangers Of city burias the health Of the
living. and cite innumerahle ouihentic recorJrd ca
ses To RIVE the correctness of their views but in
4 my ct nation, there are moral considerations and
sentiments. quite important enough 10 induce US Io
He'd the busy busting ciiy-ihe scene Of our aR L.
ous cares and striles-so uncongenal ,h the feel.
ings and reflections that belng To the dead wher.
seeking or ourselves friends the place OF final re-.
treat or our mortal remains II is vain that m cold
philosophy may attempt To reason with us upon the
ahsurdity 81 caring Tor that body that cannot feel
where Il reI-Ises. or how respected: yet may dem
onsiraie. that To the survivors influences OF the high
est momcni may result from the opportunity OF visit
ing the graves OF the deceased. when designated fD
their observation. and The attractions OF nature in
vie Ia the spot Of saluiary associations and reflection
For The present. only mean To say that oar hes
and instructive feelings promp us Ia respect IN,
last resting place Of the dead and To desire that i
may he among the beautiful and soothing scenes o
nature IL Is true but II VAN, and r, a>on may sug
gesI that
Nrwere silly thoughi--as if the body.
Il Numbering beneath the surface of the earth,
z Could taste the sweets OF summer scenery,
And feel the freshness Of the bal breeze
4 Yet nature speaks within the human bpsom
u Atd. spite Of reason bids IL look beyond
q His narrow verge Of being aud proyide
T decent residence Epr its clayey she'll,
:, Endeared 10 il by time" r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

TIE FUNERAL Or LORD SYDENUAM l,fs
Governor General Of The Canaias t01k place INF
Kingston on The 23d. and was observed with great
'olemniiy. The shops were al closed. the nlr. of
lhe vessels ~ half masi and The people cldbrd IN
mourning. The military IN attendance were ihe IN,
Regiment. The leii wing of The 49,. Tee ROYAL Anil
iery' ihe klngsi"n Volunteer Artillery. two IRON.
~ ne kings Dragon Guards. and the Iancers Irn.
'na roth sides Of The street 20 St. Georges Church
"nefe me iunerll ceremonies were performed
The bDdy WIS paccd upon o. gun rsrri,ge. d,,,,,,
BY az black horses with their housing. ,o ,,,l.,.
~ mourning. and preceded by The bauI Of The a.,
Regiment The bells loIlod. and minute puns we're
fired.
Aher TIE funeral. Sir Richard Jackson was s,,,,,
ln as admiuisi niDr Of the co, eminent al ArI,pgf,
House ~ ! ABlsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

THE OHIO ELECrloN.-On Tuesday next. Tie
election takes place in the State Of Ohio for officers
of the STATE. among which the most important
are perhaps. the members 'of the Houses Of the
Legislature. This election is all important To the
political welfare Of the Union. important To the
welfare Of every citizen Of Ohio, in his person. his
freedom and in his property. IL is therefore ncum.
bent all to do their duty, onl ia voting Them.
selves. but arousing the spirit and interest Of each
and every one IN promoting harmony and union, and
IN bringing all TO the polls. The suhjectof Stale
Bank which shall have the effect Of substituting
sound a. uniform currency for the present hucuaiing
drresPonsIble medium of exchange Is of inc mosi
important that will comc before the legislature. Tins
- Of paramount Importance and would suppose
that all the citizens of the State would before thus
have felt the necessity of The proposed and
passed by the House Of Delegates Last year. Other
important measures. among which, perhaps the most
prominent Is the apporIionnent of the Congressional
representation Of tho State. its divisioH into new
DISTRICTS will come bcfnre The Legislature of this
year. rendering At important for the State
for all lime To come. With these facts before the
Wings OF the State we doubt that they will be
alive Ia the good work for the short lime that will
eapse before the eecIion-that every man will de-
Iis duty.