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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


UT
MI Olmsley. Of Kentucky. offered n resolution
hat. the Senate concurring therein. the House wuulo
he ready 10 adjourn Ola "Wednesday The 18Th in-
slant.
During the day the Private Secretary of the
President announced the signature of The President
20 the bill TO exierd The act OF Incorporation To tho
Mecharics' Society OF The District Of Columbia. The
appearance OF The Private Secretary Of The Presi.
dent at the bar Of tho House created
great interest. and his announcement Of the sigma.
tur0 OF the President 10 q bill Of such minor imqor.
lance, when n very important message was expect.
ed, created a great laugh among iha m mbers1
DISTRICT BANK BILL.
Mr. Underwood, from the ommitte on the Dis
inct Of Columbia, reported the Bill from The Senate
to continue IN force the charters of the several Ban.
king institutions in the District Of Columbia:
The Bill was reported with two amendments
the ono 10 strike ont the clause ia the Bill prohibit.
ing the circulation Of notes between the denomina.
lions Of five and ten dollars. and between ton and
twenty dollars. The Bill was referred 10 the Com.
miuee OF the WI le.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Mr. Cushing, Of Mass, Chairman Of the commitie,
on Foreign Relations. reported the Senoie bill in re
lalion 10 the Mexican Treaty and Commission. NJ
Gushing moved 20 strike out the enacting clause
for the reason as he said that The bill conficted
with the treaty. The bill was introduced into the
Senate 20 make the bill To conform 10 The treaty and
some strange Misunderstanding seems to have exist.
ed between The two parties.
REPEAL OF THE SUBTREASURY BILL.
The debate was resumed upon The Bill 10 re
peal the Sub Treasury Bill, which clos,d on Satur.
day.
Mr. steinrOd took ground in favor Of the sub!T,eo.
sury system.
Mr. Hastings read a speech Of an hour IN behalf
Of the Sub Treasury Bill.
Mr. Glddings said The Sub-Treasury question had
been sufficiently discussed by tho American People
the two Houses of Congress aud by al classes and
parcels Of the People. Every Thing had been soid
upon the subject which could be said; and 10 en-, of
what might be an Inierminable discussion he moved
The Previous Question.
A call Of the Honse was then moved and with.
drawn. A motionio adjourn was lost by astroug vote
ayes So, noes 95.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

DOGS are not without their uSes-even dogs.
We have sometimes thought them pesiilerOus, when
they yelped ut our heels, lay in our Path or growled
at our approach, and more, when we saw before a
poor mans door a hungry child aud a fat dog. We
have thought Them a very vulgar appurienance to
civilization when we have seen them track n pass
acc. besmear n lounge and fret a housemaid. and
even in the night when one. phlegmatic and rumi-
naioy as ourself, is more calm and tranquil in spirit
than beneath the feverishness OF hot noontide. we
have been put out Of humor ny The long howl of n
sick dog, and enquired Of oursclf what were dogs
made for Yet they are useful. they are truly po-
~ncal. at some particular times. Look nj that boy (!
l. he not a sweet little cherub. with his blue cap
and coatoe, snow-white frill and pants and Tiny slip
per, upon a frol tina, scarce supports his weight, lit
tie rs il isl See him asiride of his fourfOoted play
fellow with both his hands grasped tight in his
shaggy coat. while his fee, play in opon ans sides
with a violence that would insure any other assaIl-
ant q growl and a bite, hot only wins for HIM a
good -naiared paironising look. as the monster Gog
slowly turns his head. Ia another hour we will see
them lying snugly together in the shade, the rider
asleep aud the mimic sleed n careful and watchiul
guardian. That dog is rather useful and very pleas
HnI 10 behold. The shadow has lcngthened-the
Sun has travelled Gown the sky aud gone To sleep
IN hs wigwam behind the western waters,-ihe boy
sis uron his stool beside his thoughtful mother in
the moonln POrlor. his head resting upon her knee,
his auburn ringlets falling careless DER his brow. be-
meath which his long lash is dropping, and again lac
sleeps the sleep Of tired innocence and love, while
his avorite dog lies upon the door step OF walks Too
and fro, the sentinel over those who feed him, bay
ing each passing minute 10 the silver moon. This
dog is useful end pleasant, al least a good memenio
of ancient days wten each house had such apPen-
dsge; but what in the name Of common sense the
ten thousand and one little dirty %snnring, yelping,
billing wreichcs that infesf this city. are kept for,
We cannot imagine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

INDIAN DISTURBANCE-From the Fayetle.
VILE. lArkansas) Witness, we learn that a disturb
ancs oi rather a serious character has taken place
between the Indians aud the whites At or near Fort
Wayne. The Witness says:
cit appears that upon the 4ih Of July. on account
OF It's being a national day. a number OF the soldiers
oil The garrison were allowed the privilege Of visit.
ing the village ef Niaysville. a short distance from
the Fort. Whhsf there. having INDUCED right free
~ ~ their cups, rs is a soldiers wont, a riot look
place ia which several OF The soldiers and some
indHns from the Cherokee nation took parr the
consequence of which was, Mat one Of The Iniians
mel hts death and another was badly wounded
The soldiers concerned in This afEIny were immedi.
a'eiy placed IN the guard house. ard Efforts were
mhde 10 ascertain which of Them a was who cum.
mitiei The murder. but without success. MeanyvLiIe
The friends of the deceased Indian became imna.
nenf ai The delay. and collecting some six or seven
huhdred warriors. set themselves down before The
'O'' threatening TO burn il and massacre The garri-
s"h' unless the perpetrators were Instantly gwen nm
ior punishment. This. OF course, the c,mmonJon,
CT the tori refused to do. and il was with the great.
est difficulty that a number Of the chief men Of The
naiion could prevail upon the multitude to desist for
a lime from violence"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

PARIS TRADESMEN--Io Po-;. Tho ,,,l..
man assumes the right Of debating to Inc a.ieafb ,-
customers; IN Lond~n he only administers 10 il
Enier a Partisan shop. aud ask to he shown vcJvc,
silk' or rIband. TO assou with a pattern Won bovo
tTousht OF some particular coior or quality. and the
mercer having glanced at it somewhat conIempru.
ous'y' places before you siv or eight pieces Of a diff.
iereni tint aud texture. You tell him ,bo, ,ho- =.
moi similar TO the pattern, and be answer, atboi n.s
oci nevertheless, my gools ARE Of the ewes. ina.
'on' anu infinitely superior to your model" You
say you prefer the color Of your pattern and mus,
maIcn H." lie produces have a dozen pieces sill
more unlike what You require; and TO your renew.
ed assertion that no color but the one similar to
your pattern VIII suit You. he assures you that h.
goods are superior 10 all others. and that what vop
reqnire Is out Of fashion. and n very bad articlo
and consequently, that you had much better oban.
Jon your taste and adopt his-lLady Blessingion'.
ldlcr IN France.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
BRooSLyS, ~ v. April 20.

nS lhESSiNG hORTALTY-Tbe Morrill,
Herald states that The byig yol,. Co... 1913
rom Daren. Ceorgia, bound Il, Nsw VI -
Uncovered asbore about ~ miles south of 60.
1enrs' On being boarded. IL was found fb,, -
oap'alh and OF the crew bat three he'd died Of Cev.,
700 nose three were sick. There was sl., on
oOaru MI Jackson, who went 10 her from Tho b,,L
NueiIHo' - bosisa. aad KINDLY took charge Of Inc
ong, Ai'or Mr. boarded the Volta he msSo r.,
~ g'pes o. Virgins. bot was driven 10 he soutb.
ward. She had fhen leaked % npeb fb., n. ...
was over The cabin aoor. and a Baltimore 80, -
D,ar1ed her. advised That she should he run ssbo,o
shich was done ~ tie ouly meaas II ssfstv n
sought che vessel viii be get ~ wilhom lspsi,.
no cargo. ""N"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
STEAM BOAT EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
LIFE

We have before ms a communication from n ms.
senger' on The steam boat Glide, Capf. DelzeIl. which
lel f~Iisburgh Tor This city on Thursday mornirg
YIN ltelghland passengers. IL states hat on sun.
causing the death Of passenger vb, yy.s -, -.
near The furnace ai the lime. He was tb,oyg,
overheard by The explosion. lsays the PASSENGER
ano' from the lgnounce or neglect Of Inc c,e,, -
permitted 70 drown. The boat was no, pr,yidc5
with a skih or yawl. md the awkwordnc,s az ~
ONCE" IN backing the boat. prevented hi. bsing
saned' ai'hough ne remained a%oating Tor sumo time
S'""'s O'asisonce' Inc communication strong.
" censures he officers Of the bort for tbci, m,n.as
mentO Of hor-lCincInr al Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
JOHN WHITE
BY AUTHORITY

LAWS Or ii UNITED TATFS
FdSSsd at the First session OF le 7irenfy..r<n1
Congress.
tPRIvATE-No 3
AN Z 10 revive aud continue in force for 10,
years an act entitled "An act To incorDorote ,bo
Mechanic Relief Society of Ale IanLr ria"
BE u enacted by the Senate aid House of Renrc.
seniaiives ofthe United SIaies Of America in Con.
gress assembled. That The act entitled An az, ,o
Inc"rPomie the Mechanic Relief Society of Alexau-
dn1' approved April thirteenth, eighteen hundred
and eighteen. be, and the snme Is hereby, revived.
and shall continue in force Tor the term of len vears
from and alter The passage Of this act; and all H.,
rights privileges, and powers granted by the said
act 10 The Mechanic Relief Society of Alexandra "
and The corporate existence Of The said society. nre
hereby revived aud confined in full force E,r tho
Term OF ten years from and after the passage Of This
act Provided. how ever II shall and may be Lawful
Tor The trustees Of said corporation. Of any time be.
lore The expiration Of The said ten years, To dissolve
the same TO sell and convey The eslaie. real and ne,.
sonhl' which has been, or may hereafter be. ycs,cd
IN SAID corporation; and To make such dispo.it;o, oc
the proceeds, after paying oil just debls Of said cor.
Poraiion' as they may deem proper.
JOHN WHITE
Speaker Of The House Of RepresenIal;pss
SAML l. SOUTHARD.
President IF de Senate pro fempors.
Approved, August Q. I9lI.
JOHN TYLER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

DARING RoBBERY.-A trunk. containing
$1,000. the property OF the Freemnn's Bank. Bos.
ton. WIS stolen from the dwelling-house Of Mr. Fair.
banks. Of the firm Of Fairbanks & Saith, Province.
town, on Friday night, July 30th. Suspicion fell on
a man who boarded with Mr.. + named Isaac NJ
Mansfield who got up ia The night and took a boat
and went Ia Trurn. where he was discovered in the
woods picking berries. lie was arrested and exam
,ned before q magistrate, and committed for wart of
pail To take trial at The next session of the Court
OF Co'nmCn Pleas at Bansiable. Nothing was
ionnd on his pU-Son. and he did not offer TO escapc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

INDIAN BALL PLAY-The Red Rive, D.
rubiiean hos The iollow ing we unders,s,5 a..
ball riay lately came on sssr fhe Cslcasiey = -
parish, between The Rulero and Choctav i,d~m
The parties bet every hing hey were posss..d -
~ 'he Worid-saddles. brides. end even bo cLh
ZIG upon her backs, including heir shirs Tb.
Chocta-s Prgvea p1umphnni' asd tsoy opp,ssots
suronderod Dew evcgy ihinR they n A. 49, -,
home naked While ne play was r,,,-
e1uass got 70 betting smong them.sIye. ~
Bulere squar's so0n iOund themselves ID a. -
or a. heir brds sans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
JOHN TYLER.
TOLEN from The Subscriber. one nil -.

TOLEN from The subscriber. one mile beIo,y
the mouth of Short Creek, Va. mud seven miles
anove wheeling. q Dark Grey mare. Is hands hip,
n'nhe ana 'ai rather darker Than other portions of
her. n light spot on hor nose, shod bef,ro and 49,,
hshind. The snid animal had a low. sI.cuv On
pearnnce. No other marks remembered. The tbirC
was seen on last Wednesday week. nbout Q o,cl,ct
=. NJ. riding down The river. with a dark con, ON
FIFTEEN DOLLARS Reward will he p,,J h,
the detection and security Of rhe thief and 49,
ana ten for the recovery Of The horse alone.
The above horse was five years old.
Wheeling. Aug I4-3t p VIII Gov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
from the Nierroool;s
IrIuth IIt N~TeFropOIls.
TAKE THE RUBY WINE AWAY.

TAKE TIE RUBY WINE AWAY.
Bring me forth the cup Of gold.
Chased by Druid's hands Of old.
filled from yOnder fountains breasi.
Where the waters are at rest
This iot me-in joyous hour.
THIS foe me in bcsuty's bower.
THIS for me-in ~manhood's prime.
ihis iOr me-in LIES decline.
Bring me firth the humber horn.
fhhd by hunters bond nj morn.
Prom the crystal spring that flows.
Onderneafh the blooming rose,
where the violet loves 10 SIP
Where the lily cools her lip;
BRING me this-and | will say,
Take the ruby wine away.
Take away the damning dnughl.
by the bachanalian quahr'd
Take away the liquid dealh-
Scrpents nestle in its breath.
Terror rides upon its GOOD,
Vice surrounds its brim Of blood,
Sorrow in its bosom sings.
soFrow begged pa pleasures W ,nss
Dip The bucket IN the well,
Whers the trout delights 10 dwell
Where the sparkling wafcr SINCE.
As II bubbles from the springs
Where The breezcs whisper sweet,
Where the happy children meet.
Dsnw, and let tire draught lie zine
Take away the rusy winet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
'AssEp AT THE FIRsT sEssIoS TwENrY.sEyrNr,
CONGRESS.

PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION rwENrr.sryrNr,
CONGRESS.
(PRIYATE-No 81
AN { making further provision for the main.
ienance of pauper lunntics in the District of Co.
lumbia.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre.
sentatives ofihe United Suites Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That so muck Of the act entitled
IAN act making temporary provision for lunaIics in
the District Of Columbia. approved February sec.
ond. one thousand eight hundred snd fo,iy one. as
limits the appropriation 10 three thousand dollars. be-
and the same is hereby. repealed. and the further
sum OF three thousand five hundred dollars is here.
by appropriated 10 make immediate provision for
the maintenance efpauper lunaiics Us provided for
in The said act.
Sic. =. And he il further enacted. Tha, The
Marshal Of the District of Columbia shall not be rc.
siricied 10 tire asylum at Baltimore. but mas
provide for pauper lunaiics nj any public lnnalic n
sylum in the United States, consulting economy in
The selection.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker efhe House Of Representatives.
SAML l. SOUTHARD.
Presid nj Of The Senate pro tempore.
Approved, August 3. lS4I.
JOHN TYLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

WOMEN DO l. TIE WORK IN FRANCE
In lhis pa1 OF France the woman do all the work
Even on their way To market we SEQ them currvino
on theIr heads the heaviesl burdens. and n is soid
hey can carry as much Us 80 pounds. while the
men go svaggering nlong with nothing hut a s,i,k
. "Ou'u ne ara easier task To enumerte The kinds
OF labor IN which women are not empJoveJ I'm
.hose IN which they are. In The counIry they NAV
be seen every day ot this season OF The yenr. piough.
ing ana narrowing. and spreading and couing man.
ure' ~ o,her seasons moving, reaping. and carrying
The hay hume on their heads; while in the MAKE,
we hhd ihem selling their corn. and every other pro.
uuee OF iheir inrms. la the towns. besides being
employed IN sweeping the streets. and cleaning Inc
amps lhey act as labororsto the payionrs, bricklnv.
20 anu stone masons and carry on the work nj
Bn<'ers' and almost every other duty, both in Joors
uhu Out except that Of serving rs soldiers. n NAV
readily DO supposed that The women suffer much IN
'heir appearance from such habits ofhard labor and
oonsiont exposure 10 The weather. The conseou.nca
Is ihey look old before middle life, and. in reoI ali
age The loss Of their teeth. their naturally hnrd feo.
lures and compilations dry, leafhem, and all owe,
wrinkles, combine TO render them hideous in The n ,
rene Sill they seem TO enjoy kfe, especiaIlv "a
'ney go home from market. munchiRg their dry bread
or roasted chesinuts along the read, and chatt;no in
NOISY gfoupes. about the business Of the div Wi
must Confess, when I have seen one Of these ola
women f'ding Ike a man, Of a hard launching tro,.
: nh'e ionged 10 place her in n comfortable arm
chair oy The IRE side Of an English cottage. 10 put a
near cap upon her head, and a Bible in her hnnd
anu 30 ieaye her 90 pass the remainder of her DAYS
Peaee.-hrS. EHiSs Summer aud Winter in He
PyreRees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

SANTA BE AND CHAUHUA TRADERS
We learn from The Wesiem M,.-,y,s, t,dso.n
"enee' Mo That Mr. Giddnrs' company len Thai
Pi'ce on he 23d for Council Grove. me general
lenoeH'ous Of The companies. where ho viii avail
me company of Mr. M'Cumn which was 10 e,Uo,
N 2 isN dlys NJ Gfddfngs' company only rres D,
'ania te hf MCuhhn's gpss us far a. Chuahus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

Complaints, loud aad long, have been made by
several Of our citizOns Of The nests Of rowdy ne
gres TO be found in some Of our public s;roeis-
There is one ON Main street between Union and
Market Alley. which is a very great reproach, and
should be abeted IL possible. We learn thai the law
'hns been enforced upon some OF them by whipping
&c bot it does no good. We wish. for theaoredit
Of our ery. ,ha, the authorities would f1d some
punisi ment sufficient for The offenders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

lNDIAN BATTLE-Tbe St Ioui. Rsp,bi;.,,
Tbsr - earn from the officers and passengers Of
souu uver. that = eight had t,ksn 49, y
~ IO,awaiiamies and SiouI. IN vybieb e.. g.,
~ Hnoie pary) were killed and ihres pot,....
Alilea Snd one wounded The parry of p,,,.
"'.anies was about 25 IN number. '0"
A"e' ihis' a party of about 30 pop,,y,,
o1' In search u Siour. had been gone ! ~,
Dle tfne without being heard from. and /, 80.
~ Counci BlDf. that on enpsasm.s, bsd
- snu nat 'he Poiiawauamiss bad either
been entirely cutoGor captured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

TIE GREAT IRON STEAMER-Tbe urea,
non s'eamship now beng built At Bristol. FnqIand
- % a''soed 70 Ne a modern wonder. Her ton.
mage Is said 10 be $500. Her mo,e,;,i -. ~"
her engines nearly 1900 horso po,ye, al $500
ih1ers 40 inches m diameter. IL , .aiJ a., =
y commune a greater number and variety n nm.
.ned principles than were ever before 1n;,eJJ - -.
en'efprize OF the some magnitude. She = - 49,
= p's'vn rods and no beams. The connec,;ne ,.I
Jymg hold Immediately on the piston. and , me-,
~, - hollow cas- ing playing through a siufing no, IN
~ :. 'He piston 70 give play 10 The sa,d con.
pansiye principle and TO erovn IN ~ mo or
whee''-"o paddle boxes projecting f,om
~. 10 apparent propelling power. bar an 49,.
ageh' revolving under her Reel. and sn.bI;a" ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

ILLINOIS IRON-An extensive bed Of Iron ore,
said " be Of the best quality, has recently been
found on Big Creek. Hardin county, Illinois, within
five miles Of The Ohio river. add opened by MessrS
-chalon Guard g. Co. OF Equity, GaIlsiin county
The Sangamo Journal states that works have been
erected. and that within the past year four or five
hundred tons Of pig metal, and between oHe hun.
dred and fly and two hundred tons Of castingsbave
been sold from them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM FLORIDA co ACOo.
CHEEs WHOLE BANDIN-CLOSE OFTUE
FLORIDA WAR ~

NupLt BAND II OFTTTE
FLORIDA WAR
The savannah Republican Of he 7h met s,y,
We have The gratifying intelligence from El,,,.
'''' ne war fr The ninoiy-ninih limo. may nos i.
considered as 81 an end Wild Cate wh6l. nj
men women. children, and negroes. 100 in I'M
nave come IN at Tampa, and Guy more IpJ,sps ~
anoiher bond were on their way and we're -,
euai Tampa in Two days A gentleman wyto -.
on nc Gen. Taylor. says that be does not fbt,t =,
ohef rAe will be- fired BY The enemy.
wien Jo-a-coo-cheei family came in. Col W,,b
loio hmS urst he might 90 on shore from The -
hsf where be- was confined. and zee fhcm "a,
,u-ea W g.. aayiug bat though ho wished 10 80. l..
lainily De would not permit hem ~ see b,m
ifoHs- The Colonel 6ueliV consented fo iot 49,.
~ more whhgn shsck1os. and a1er a warn rect
in2 win hs family, be dined with ho CsI -.
'h'" returned on board be schooner Az SO, al.
,''n' were replaces Do tod che Cot be- bed bnt 80.
''l'e'i more % make. anl th1t vls o. su,y. 49,,
h'F"'pis togo West o. syon F possible
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
I'D iii PnnIIr

STONlSHiNG rures effected bv ho p,,,o
~ cedonted skdl Of MICHAEL WAGNER
ihis s 70 certify thet I was effected with fts n,
- year, and BY The treatment Of Michael Worner
ior 5 weeks was cured.
JOHN SHAIN.
Ny daughter who bad been blind for 30 gesr
had her sight restored IN 2 months BY Michael w.,
nor. Ioh, ~
Hannah Qailak 2 ~ Mead township. VINO c,,n
not sland on her feet Tor % years. was cured IN .
months ~ NJ Wagner.
Aaron Pumcyis wife was cured ,Cth, ,h
IN 2 weeks. which bad been Of rs vsor, .,.a1,a-
Pelar Shansr was curod Of The Crps IN = yesEs
which was ofl6 years stsnding
lsaac Whhson cured Of The Wbrs s,.diog "a
weeks, " years staadiur.
HH'nael fiai. who had The rhcumifiim. Tor 8
t~e"'teNHleI was cured in 8 urnfhs.
fHANTZ BARBgRICK.
No 40. Nain Street.
7Ne l4u MICHAEL. WAGNER. ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
OHIO AND BROOKE COUNTY AcRT.
CULTURAL society,"

- OIiCE IL hereby given That n meeting or The
suhscnbers 10 The Ohio and Brooke copntv
Ssneniiurnl Society will be held nj IVES, Iibo,,g
y 60, on The First Friday pe1i. for The organize.
!. o' me S'eieiy' and the oppointing proper officers
ior The ensuing year.
The newspapers in The two eopn,;.,
~ :" insert This no,ice. The obicct n -. $3.50
:. me formation NJ Agricultural and NJecb,n,c 80
az persons friendly to The cause arc invited 10 \,
aug IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
TAX,

OOh SFes have been long since due. and
yet unpaid. You caH save mncb time. cost,
slo ,ronbie BY Ealing ai Ire SheriFs Office. NINE.
IN eIy ana paying The same. there Will y, bpt one
100 mat one for property 10 cover tho amount
..I w MITCHELL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

The steamboat Exchange. managed 10 work her
passage down from The Sisters yesterday morning
She is a very light boat, but was compelled to walk
a great part OF the way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

The election returns from Illinois and Missouri
are coming in slowly, but in such garbled shreds
aud patches That we are compelled TO postpone any
further notice Of them for the present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14

a trial recently took place in The District Court
Of MassathOsetis, in which Inc postmaster at Lynn
was charged with breaking open a letter dropped
IN al Lynn ond directed to q person in that Town.
VI was argued. in defence, that such letters did not
come within the stalste, One language beng letters
70 be conveyed by Post The Judge conceded in
ihis opinion. bot rsnurked hat tho letter was en-
anonymous ono and Of a disgruceful character. and
thai hs establishment Of The Post Office vas not
Intended 10 provide the means FOR anonymous abuse
and annoyance. no improper motive being atiri-
buied 10 the postmaster. he was discharged.