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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
.1nd,lben,s Birds of .Am,riea.

Tho 29lh No. Of this valuable work has been re.
eevod, and may be had Of Capt. WIN. II Richard
son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
nRAIIAM,. soNGs-y,z

Two Reasons Isle bark there came
Il She was the gayest oi tile gay
Here the year that's ava
There's a charm IA Sprung
There IS pleasant sidn, ~
The death 81 "A Soldier
Nothing but pleasure
sweet content
Sung with the greatest applause 10y Mr. Braham fer sale
AT r. n. TANLOR's
us L. tae
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, o'clock. A. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Schr Spark, Norfolk, FISH, to Webb, Booker <
Hamilton.
SAILED,
Schr ID a Somers, TiIby. New York, coal.
~ Advertisers are requested To hand IT. their
advertisements at as early hour of the Gay as
practicable. All NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Intended for inser-
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, II. NJ, and those intended for IN
sertion IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday, otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
HOUSE OF REpREsEN rATIvEs.
TuuaspAr, Juss ). 1871.
REMARKS OF MIR. WISE.

In reply to Mr.. Adams on his motion to except tho
sist rule. in relation to Abolition petitions, under
the resolution offered by Mr.. Wise, to adopt the
rules OF the last Congress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
PAPER AIANIrFAC-rI-pr

mighty, aeon 1e,e revolution is n,wif pro,res.
IN the Taper trade.
TINS u the result Of the new mlchinc invcn,e,I
bJ Mr. Ransom, and for The reasons We have stateJ
although u j. Lewiston from our common cu,tn,p.
our readers viii he grafiied by lucd drs-ripii,,u
oi ihis engine which l. priducn; such effect
The paper after being made aud dried uu the steam
cylinders uow Va use aud wound upon The reel, Is
Then takcu to the Sizing Machine and passed under
INC roller winch w-rks in the SIZE trough; IL then
passes through metal rollers, which lake oil the
snp'rluoHs quantity, and Is wound on 10 a reel al
Tie enj. The operation Of size parting Is simply
performed, 10y Whining the rapcr when thus sized
OK 10 another reel This operation j. extremely
~eneHcul 10 The paper aud conducted with crcai
raWdi'y' ten realms being size parted in rs many
minutes. The paper IS then passed on To a drying
marhine' which consists of series of open drums
win ians within side moving al various speeds aud
aiming upon every part of paper, as II passes,
warm ar which ntsOrbs the moisture 10 the size
anu leaves the gelanline firmly alta Jhcd 10 Ihe
paper
twelvemonIh's continual working has
demonstrated beyond al question the Intrinsic worth
"i Ihs Invention, founded u Is upon the sound.
t'' Hncipies' and carried Out b. the most beautiful
add accuTcte machinery.
Manufacturer, the most intelligent and innnep.
hal ~ the United kngIo n. have thoroughly tested
o. aud have not scfuped 10 admit that the principle
must shortly be universally adopted by those INA nu.
Icldrcr- OF mtchine made papers, who arc desirons
10 maintain their position in Tie muket.
Tho introduction Of the paper machine by
foundrinior produced changes orthe most important
character ~ the manufacture upper. and had such
machine been accompanied by tho principls now
carried forward by this invention. scarcely anything
would have remained 20 ba desired On the
m1rut ,cturng operations; but % has alnays been
Ici That Chat machine was imperfect and incomplete
l"lsnuch as manufacturers were unable 20 carry
lJfwafd ihe sizing and drying OPERATIONS Otherwise
ihlu by the most destructive and barb,tous modes
w are aware there have been repeated aitemit L.
mad 20 size by machines. bot hitherto with bot
lie success where IL is cUu'iuucd 10 advantage
'e1uiyocal by the mIdc adopted in drying by he,ieI
cylinders. Engine sizing although more general. J.,
scarcely more satisfactory Msrcaati
Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
LATESr ERnNI rrXAS


We learn from the New Oceans Picavune orihe
10Th inst. the following items OF intelligence
received by the slnp? Washington from Galveston.
which P'ri she lei pa the S,h INST:
Samuel Houston is elected President Of the
Republic 10y n mnjlrily exceeding 5000 Bureson
as Wee President. Is elected by majority OF over
$500.
Nothing Of the SIn,e 70 Exposition
The war vessels Austin ami Wharton were
preparing TO sail fr Yncalan, and were merely
awaiting the arrival of CummOdore Moore from
Maiagprdn, with the war -chyUners San Antonio and
san Bernard. The Navy is at present short of
provisions. not having received the expected supplies
from New Orleans.
Colonel Perazi tho Yucatan Minister AMI suite
are nj Galveston, awaiting war vessel To return
10 Yucaian. conclusive treaty, cd,us.ve aud
defensive, has been agreed upon by the government,
Of Texas aud Yucalan.
The cntOu crop Is large anl coming in randy
Col George G. Chliress, of Nashville Tennessee
committed suicide NJ Galveston. on the 9th instant
The weapon which lac used was a bowie knife
daring robbery committed on the
cusiOnhuuse II Galveston, the night ui thr 2g;h
uli. Specie To the amount ol $1,000 was taken
from II. Much excitement having existed m the
city AMI The su'picpns of every person resting un a
parilcnlsr individual, dIligcul search Was madcln4
his premise s-h:s wife, being unable to keep -
important secret. informed The 60 ccior where her
huSbtnd nal concealed the cash. and IL was al once
ru"oScred. The n,nc Of the rohber Is Everett.
Tie Is NOW Ia prism, aud tho case was being.
investigated when the shop Washington left. lie
affected 10 be m ultra religions rhnr1c or, anI had .
a few days bsipfs. Subscribed 500 towards the
building of n church
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
RICIIMONn WIIIC


This paper. which during the canvass for the
Presidency. we read with 80 Ich pleasure. seems
TO be 'educed 10 desperate shifts for causes Of a..
cnsaiion against President TYLER. lie has ex.
hausied his haiicues against every thing ever said
or done by Mr.. TYLER, and is now attempting 10
saddle ham with all the sins Of RITCmE, urJhe Es-
quirer That cunning old fox tolls him on by daily
throwing Uut a new bait.
The Wing comes 10 us filed with denunciations
OF Mr. TyLER, for opinions expressed by the editor
OF The EdquHer What more could the Enq desirc2
Has object - to break up and dismember the Iybip
party. 10 ALLEVIATE them from their President and
him from lhem-ho makes such suggestions and in
situations Of Mr.. TYLEa (yenring the parb of
praisel as he knows will displclso his nciphbor
The editor Of The Whig--hc wIo has issued prom.
sails for establishing real simon pure, wLiy p,pcr
at WdshingiOn--seizes the bait with nvidny. and
"anaihematIses' Mr.. Tyler without siint-Atnrb
as we have admired tie talents II the editor oftbe
wing. wo cannot accord 90 him ~ this fnltteC 81
thcr tact, common sense or common justice.
Cincinnati Republican
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
INrEREsrNG plscoNERY.

The Norwich Aumn contains 60 umuncaiiun
Describing an extensive cavern" recently discovered
~ The town Of C.lrhr11k, Connecticut ID appears
II v.'s first discovered by ,me bjys
Tao writer think, whcn the liose rocks are
reInpved, the mouth will be abopt fifty feet wide aud
hurry feet high. Ia company with several others,
"h Inc 2th uli' lac entered ani partially explored
the cavern.
The air. on entering, has peculiar smell which
can com iarc % MT ing. inn Incd tho candle
burning less brilliantly Than ia the open air. For
the irs three or ioIr r1Is the way IS a good dea
obslrucied by sharp racks; then comes a SIN 18th.
graVeliod floor, as hard as a McAdamized road -
Ten rods from the entrance. we measured and
iOuni the width 10 be eighiy-ihree fcc aud again,
at thirty rods, we found II sixiy-seyeu feet The
sides are quite especially tho cas side which
y rs smooth rs if II had been chsclod The r,eC
Is broken aud craggy; IN parts rising very high
at others ~ descends within ten feet of the floor
The hoOrng for the part - level and smooth
consisting of stone aud gravel We met with
several deep pits, INTO one Of which were near
idl-iag. Two Of them rescmbed wells We
sounded one 10 the depth ofnine faihoms and found
water. aud another to the dep:h OF five aud half
iiihoms which appeared TO be dry. Tho main pari
OF the cave Is remarkably straight aud uniform in
width for The most part. u rnus in a north and
northeast direction fora quarter Of mile, where IL
ends abruptly We met with numerous openings
nj the right aud icf, some large enough TO admit
horse aud carringe, and others scarcely a mln we
only marked them with chalk aud passed on 10 the
The end Of what seemed 20 by the main part Of the
cavern. Here we stopped for n few mUmeniy. All
Stood without speaking glzing about with admiration
and wonder The silence was painful No
dropping Of water, cracking insects. not a sound
could 10 heard, bal the low breath ny Of the
company. u seemed as if could hear their hearts
beat. looked at my barImeter-it had rison
several degrees. The thermometer stood AZ sixty
ond hall A VIC prepared W retrace our Steps
We discovered an opening on the wcsi side. n few
rods irpn the termination Of the part Of the cavern
We were we're IN We drew nc-r and listened
There was a low murmuring sound as ola distant
waterfall. aud the wIich issued from IL seemed
colder nni daInpe-, This Ted Us 90 suppose u must
be OF very great extent, bat we were iOD cold and
weary 10 prosecute or researches Euher al This
Time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
Fr,m ne N,r H,m1s,irc C,s,ic,. o., a..

From 'hc New Hampshire CovriCr. OF ~
THE LATE AND COMING ELECrON.-In
all the elections that have ,Lcn place since the
~bowup' OF the Cabinet nj Washington. aboai I )
per cent on an average, of the wing party have
not gone To the polls end IA, consequence i the
'oss ol State aner Safe. With all the efTiris Of
me opp Siiun tho of M, L1cOs do MT increase
IRON last year. aud the gain arises fran the stay
'ns az nome OF the Wings II was 10 he expected
mat the elections m Pennsy lyanil ard Ohio should
nave gone against the Wings. as the same causes
operated there n have Influenced other cleo.
ions New York. ton. aud Mississippi aud Mich.
ryan. may next month be los, for wear in the same
way; but all this need not alarm single Wing; for
there a'e as many Wigs in the Union now rs There
were las; autumn aud n one of them ,otes The I.o
CO Foco ticket; and when matters get into a po..l
train at Washington, they Will rally again. and car
~ all before them. There are a few disapnoi,,t,,
office seekers who may probably 60 over TO m.
Lncos; bat no man of principle will leave the VIII.
rarly when oil the principles will leave the VIII.
whg parry when all the principles ol the party mr.,
sustained nj Washington save one. We beg GU
/ friends everywhere not TO he ia the least aarmc,
n the result OF the elections in September October
and November of the present year, but be assure,
th1i The cleo lions Of 1912 will go much as the
did in 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MACON. GEo.-A
destructive fire occurred in Macon on the morning
Of the 81 s, insi slip from the Telegraph of that
date says:
About three o'clock this Inoring, our citizens
were ala med by The cry of ire which proved To
originate IA the livery stable occupied by Wiley
" Wsgnon & Co. The following are the sufferers.
aS near as we can learn: Livery Stable occupied
10y Wiley Wagnon a Co.. owned by Alustin n Mott.
The Two starry building ON the Alley aud Cherry
street, occupied by Mr.. Walker. sausage maker;
owned by Muslin a. Mott Store adjoining the a.
bovc, occupied by ZImberman; owned by Muslin
* Mott. The next store adjnnng occupied By ID.
C. BOdgkins, gun-smilh and grocery owned by Mus
tin and Mott.
The store next aboye, occupied by w Watts
grocery gcO L.surod at SlG0l; house owned by
Mustinn 4 Mdt The large two sr.ry wooden
building next abuye the corner, occupied by Mrs
Curl, rs "A boarding house; owned by William
Nj lrlse. No insurance ON any Of the above
buildings Tao next house burnt was the BRICK
b idr own and oCcuped by The Insurance
Bank OF Columbus; no insurance. The next was
the brick bu;liIug. (Which was blown uy.) owned
and occupied by the Gcmulgce Bank; Insurance
$500 yeral out buildings Belonging stores
and 4 Ncllungs on Mulberry street were a he rnt
or destroyed, IN order 10 stop the Ere. A out
house 10 DAVID Rilsion, containing about SO
bushels of salt, belonging 10 Joseph n Seymour.
vas burnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
From hc Drm.cra'ic X uie,-.
THE FIRST MEETING OF JEFFERSON
AND BlKR

The following anecdoe was related by Mr. Def
isrson 10 the writer while on "A VISIT to Al ,niecllo
IN the year lSl2. twas toll ia ILLUSTRATION OF an
opinion advanced by the Crmer in relation To p,y.
sngnomy, that although It wis but folly to attempt
a system OF judging character from any particular
coniormano oi features, yet the eve was an uner-
ring index ofiho snal and M trnntnc on the mart of
ats ssessnr could PREVENT ir1m disclosing las true
moral nature Ia a shillul observer will endeavar
10 repeat the anocdOIc IN the exact words of the Al.
lu.irious narrator.
During my ATTENDANCE on one Of the earliest
sessions Of the Continental Concres, at PHILADELPHIA
sad MIR }. Glanced one day TO dine at a public
house where several disiinsu ished gentlemen from
abroad all cn'iro strangers to mo. hid just arrived
IN the city. Among these was n gentleman who
became seated directly opposite to me nj the table
and soon attracted my obscrva ION by his pee uliqr
and remarkable appearance. aud especially 10y has
snsuiary restless and suhly qniyering eye. which
To me threw oil an expression extremely sinister:
/ for had ever noted that an eye OF ihis cha art
indicated moral o5liquiiy Of the heart and This kind
OF eye he possessed IN more eminent degree than
any had ever seen. 81 s,r1ng indeed, were ms
impressions in the case, that felf no hesitation in
making mp f1r myself decided opinion Of The tru,
character ct the man before before meni one,
then unknown 10 me, even Ivy name.
Adei reltring iothc private nom Of the friend a
whose invIiaiipn had dined there he asked me
with an air of curiosiiy, II np;icoi the gcnsm an
who sat Opposite TO Ia, table We had lust leli
aud II -, what was my opinion OF hunt
] rePl cd. that hal not only noticed the man
but formed decided opinion of him AMI that wa,
that his true character might ne expressed in lhrc
words-co1lness, cunning. AMI pcridy:
well. SIR said my friend. in great surprise
YOU cInIOt know M, MAJ uT whom YOU ar,
spcaking; it is Mt Barr tue lawyer ia New
York"
IL will not alter my opinion for all that" rC
marked, Il have ever knoNn such an eve as his Il
, an honest mans head, anI whatever uav be hi
present emiuenre and iairrcpulatiun. will vcn,ur
the prediction that he will yet bc known asa vi
. / an.
In after times, continued Mr.. J. 10 me. had r.,
qucnt reasons 20 recall my irsi impressions ct IA
true character Oi trir Burr DIT
, MONTPELIER. VIZ. Sept 1911
| This interesting and remarkable nnecloie whic
has never b-f,rc, 10 oar knowledge. been pub! sh
, ed, i com Huuiraird 10 the Democratic Review b
, enIlomnn ui high rcspectahihiy, on whose STAT,
ment it' truth suuqucsiiIna5!c-Mr ID T. Thornl
s'n. of Mrnpclier, Veunont. formerly for man
years; neish5Or aud friend Of Mr. Jefferson.
Ed d. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

llODSIER CUSTOMER The New Orleans
PIcayune gives queer account Of an uncuulh lHpk-
ing Iloosicr who went into au iron mJngcrs store iu
Charles street, whisjling on somewhat low kew
Yankee Doodle anI seemingly as independent AZ
1u eagle iH his eyre.
lie throw bis eye along iho well arranged store
3s q cIp'aiH of militia would look along llie lines
OF training day. and then addressing The clerk with
jhe we'll cumhcj hair who sio1d impatient m kloyy
what the lloosicr might want that be- might once
Supply him. and return 90 the pcrusu Of james Iust
novel
IS ranger, you 60 10 rayihcr extensive here ia the
saw, h5tcIct and Ciccisra limo
Rather, soid the clerk. assuming bland tone.
bot Wishing ih, iIDosirr on board h.s fat blat do
1uy Thing iur sou. sIr'"
well. guess you can. young iclcr said tho
" of.er. seem b. ho right kind Of nice man
Why. your h1r is Isi 81 greasy and rs CLOS as o.
vuu cot nothing bot blf meat. you Tocopu cutcr
.0u. Why on Garth don't you make o. clearing on
your rhn7 thc sIcrk wore an impeuai) Out west
we never leave a stump standing that we don't cut
down."
"s.r." sa.J the clerk pecyishly. do you wish Co
buy any Thing
"uaint you got locks" slId the Ho1sier perfectly
composed.
Yes" nd rho clerk. We have lorL, every drs
UPTON. pfi lu,Is .ufilg hc,s. patent locks. aII
double shooting locks"
aYc.."slid tbo lf,1sler "bUf do roo my shooiiur
Rlfh o. rifle. I don't want none OF them locks
q want o. hgL jan. for I have tried every means 70
.lpp NY Old w1m1n's tongue. and bcloyo nothing
else won't silence her"
Don't deal bob iho article" s11 fIo clerk 1r1nl.
returning ip read rc Ancient Regime
"Aud. dorm you. couldn't you sly 81 ed fr'." rc
piled ihc H0u.rr "you Lllf fcatbcr,d bali starved
looking r8fus cIufksu"
The igosi.r laf 'lc store rhr'nHs Hal Ceiau
lra.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

MAZEPFA -Voliairc IN his history Of Charlie,
XII. saya-"Allzoppa was q Polish nojleman. b,rn
in the Palltinaie ofPodola. lie was educated as n
pige 10 Jean Cassmer, al whore court he acquired
spmc knowledge Of The Bellies Leiircs An intrigue
With 10 had with the wife Of Polish Palatino
having been discovered, The husband had him tied
naked on a Wild horse which was then lee loose
The horse, who came from Ukraine went back
ihilhcr carrying with him Miazeppt, malt dead from
hunger and iatgHe some peasants TOOK care ofhim;
be- rem lined with Them a hong time. AMI divin
gutsbsJ himself in several excursions against the
Iarars. liis superior nisrmar ion made him highly
respected amJugsi The Coslcks, and bis fame. which
was daily increasing. induced the Car. % create
him prince Of The Ukraine"
Such a. the historical fact which furnished Lord
Byron with the subject Of bis poem, with this
title
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
A RARE OCCrRRrycr .r-. ....,.,t-.

a RARE OCCURRENCE The rare bot hon.
oIabie act Of giving up The salary and emolumenfs
% an Office, ~ which there were bot few or no do.
YES To perform. has occurred within the last few,
days We refer 90 the case of Judge Serqent. vybo
was sometime since appointed Agent e,r spryey;,,
public timber IN Florida. This gentleman. ON ~.
pairing IN iho appointed scene Of bis duties C,rpJ
lhai he bal literally nothing 20 dollar The oGi,,
was sinecuro--as tho fear Of Indians snarty,il,,
projected the public timber Judge s. fte,.,,,.y.
reported the true state Of The case 10 the Nav m.
parlmeni' and suggested abolition Of the sgenr,
dnnng ne continuance Of The Seminole war -rbc
was discontinued INV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

BRITISH NAVAL FORCE AT UATIFAX
The following is from the Acadan Recorder or Tho
18Th inst.
"Ihotr nre now in port. The nlg shin Winchester
Irigaies S"rngapninm. Crocodile. Clcop7rrn and
PIqne brig Racer. and Charvhdis making n total If
seven armed ves'el- The Sernganalam is nbout
:" sal i"r England immediately. with Commororo
Dn"cia$.-C"Pi. l'"hh has resigned tho comma
Of this ship. aud intends returning 10 ENGLAND IN
the next sfeamn1rkef Rumnr nscrihcs The unusr.
al nSSembasc of 81 large Naval force in this mort
TO instruction from the home Government m Voc
Admiral SIR Charles Adam. relative To AicLcoTs
trial"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

RAILROAD SrEED.-An instance Of The ANA
z,us Upilry with which communication ran nY,V
boz effected through the medium at railroads was
ahJrjcd recently m EngIand. A special Train was
despatched from Birmingham 90 London on election
business, ai ~ r. w. ticking in is course NJ seven
intermediate stations. and suffering delay altogether
oiouUecu minutes. arrived Of ElsioD Station nt
minutes past 3, q NJ. thus p,roming fbe distance
u lI2 mfe.. exclusive Of sOppagos Iu two hours
Iuj fry seven minutes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

nICkSbu RG.-Thnf Inflated town is still -,,,I.,
n',Gu oy The epidemic. The laiesr accounts Show,
'l, ''e disease was steadily the increase ACtcr
stating that nearly twenty new casos ~ -i''',
on The l3ih instant, ihe Sentinel sa,s w ''eu
decidedly OF opinion that tho disease l. gr.,,I ~
INC increase and We wou I'D moi he much sn,nr!..i
II would not leave dozen men in the en- -
longer" w "'ee weeks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
s|NIlIsIs ,.
MAYsvILf.E. n " Are. %. 1911.

TEA, COFFEE, AND COCOA.--Tca was r.
merly regarded a choice luxury, anI was impor.
ted al great expense aud used only by those who
were VA The possession Of wealth. But il may NOW
be considered almost among Ihe necessarics lie
aud no families, however poor and deficient in
wnridiy goods. are willing 10 deprive themselves of
their accustomed cup of tea The quantity i'm.
lnrcd into this country Is enormrus nj rreai an.
nuai expense. ln the year ending September 80
1910, ccurding TO the official documents the amount
Of teas impaired was l9,9Sli16 pound, valued Al,
sSAi1 $50. very large portion OF this great a.
mount was consumed in this country.
The value of coffee inlrduced into this country
still greater Daring the perDd referred 20 il a.
mounted To % 99eO95 pounds. valued at So 563 300
During The s1mc period, 26?6.3 pounds Of cocou
were introduced NJ cost OfSl6l 359 IL Ihrs ap-
pears that the value ofal the lolcodre Vcocoa im.
Pnred into this country during one year. was upwars
otOHriocg millions Of doilqrs.--N T. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

LADIES SEE TO 1.-THE Cabinet at Wash.
Inglon however we'll qualified for office in general
arc siHsty blessed. IL blessed at ALL Secretaries
Forward and USHER and Pest Master GenernI
WicklHe, UiIolDers; aud Attorney General n
garei a bachelor Isn't that obUmnablel How
can men expect To govern The country well who
are Tot marriott Who are themselves in single
hoPeiessHes@ Gentlemen iryou would win the
confidence "f the people Of This country win wives
Tor yourselves, and submit like men their govern
meut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
hon. w. BARRoW.-Thi. nnn1lorn.,,

HON. w. BARRow-This gentleman. 10
has been recently ap oinicd by the President 10
represent us at the Court Of Portugal. is now IN
New York, aud viii sail in few days with his
family for the Ilacc where the new duties hr has
assumed call him. His appointment is regarNe "a
good one. and it is believed he will not only
faithfully guard the interests Of the United States
but reflect credit on our country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
TOO COMMON SSoHser-IIuyo you any

ucusaIrCry
ifu1r-Cr rt1iuly.
Nfr4aqsr You will give me, suppose. si1
LF.for-O yes. slr thandiug bin p4per J-
Those arc fue chickens in your hlskoli have YOU
moro OF fHemf
STRANGER Right smart Of Them % house
EEf9r-Th1Tsa fine one; you viii give me that
! suppose. sfr; VIII you not
Si-qaver-l brought these 70 market 10 sell,
fhYud like % sch sou dozen 1t sovcnty. five
cents
The above actually occurred 10 uuT Office last
week aud We doubt NOT thai it Is Ices To- not SION
b. De- Ire1utn -Safs S.nfncg