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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
YOUNG MEMS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"

SC(ANa y
Pursuant TO a AoIiee through The pablic prints.
the Young Men ofthis city, met al the City Hall or
FRIDAY evening. the 6 h inst
Mr. Wa J Rom was called To the chair and Geo.
5 THOMPSON appointed Secretary.
On motion a committee Of five was appointed 10
draR n constitution and pledge.
On the commiite retiring. the meeting was addres
sed by Messrs. JoHN A Roe. WIS Mex L.NspiS an,
WV r ROBINSON.
a constitution was reported and unanimously a.
doptcd.
The following pledge was also ajoptod-anJ re-.
oeived the signatures Of q number Of young gentle.
men present.
We the Young Men Of Wheeling believing that
all intoxicating spirits. are not only needless. but
hurtiul to our icons institution, do hereby pledge ourselves
TO abstain from all intoxicating liquors. including
malt liquors and wines.
Inc iollo"ing gentlemen were unanimously cleo.
Ted officers Cor the ensuing sr months.
DAVID G. McCREARY. PresidenE
Jos a SMITH, Vice PresidenL
GEO. s. THOMPSON, Sserefarv.
WV il ons. Tseosurer.
On motion these proceedings were ordered 20 be
published ia the papers Of the city.
Adjourned 10 meet on Friday evening nsIt the
18Th inst. Of 8 o'clock
WIN J. ROBE. CT airmaa.
GEO. s TungpsOV Ceryet5ry
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DOMESTIC slL.Ks-s. Avery g. Co h

DOMESTIC SILKS-s. Avery e. Co. have
been appointed agents for the sale Of the silks from
the establishment, OF Mr.. John w. Gill Of Mt. Pleas
ant. These silks me equal in beauty to most ofrhe
imported, are far more durable and have the advan-
iHge. which should be with every man a consiJers-
non. of being manufactured at home, by which the
money they cost is saved to our country and neigh
borhood. Mcssrs. Avery 81 Co. are prepared to
manufacture hight. cheap and durable hats Of this
elk.
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] N". co.
'isHlNlAi A. rules held IN the CIerE5, ,T-.
OF the Circuit Superior Court 81 D,e.N : 0Incc
Sryystt Ist county Of Ohio ia the month of
ThoNor'h Western Bank Of virgipi,.
Complainant,
John Mckee, "snnst
ne defendant not having entered NE e9nt
SnCe ana gwen security ACCORDING =, H. '.psstS
aasL'Diy aHs the rule. Of Tins Co,,, -.
in6abi-,ggif ~ SC'hIsiaciory proof that he Is not an
coinplalnant by counsel. m HI ou In1tlOhO ~
ilu ueiendant do appear hero on H. g.. 49,
opcc ,ail lsrm Of This Court ENTER he anpear.
tNc security for pCff0rmitfg 49,. dec,
,ne cause and answer me comnis n@ vetIteIJ
COPY ot this order be forfhWitb Irs5r,cd
ing Tor two TSpoPsr printed ~ the city Of Wheel
me ifont AoOr Of the Court bouse 81 ~ post1n
-b...r ALEX T LAIDLEY CLERK.
VlRGlNiA-rV cr,vcEnY--At nl.. b.uIm a.
Jerks ohiccof the Circuit Supeno, COM, -
Law End Chancory for the county ofObi, \, y
month Of August 1871. 'hs
"'oIse Duly Complainant,
E5enozer Zane, end Mary M. 8
Hsnry Moore and James G. JohBstor" ~ "'''
The des.,dsn, 1.uu Dcfendaats.
cnIeIel his appearance and given scr1r,,, 1919
inE 20 me act Of assembly and Ill. aStotu
10y. sPpeailng by satisfactory yroofthsf
Oo motion If eor,,.anl Of this o~0mnaonweaitb,
81 tnss ne s9ld defendant do ansear here az ~
aopcort5,c. ~ al term r tbs court enter his
in he csuss s.og'iy for reforming the de-
So1tplalnant, and that a opv of tbIs or5cr IL
n"lihlhsertc ln some cwspaper prfptSJ ~,
sivciy. and r"sjS5 Ins 70. two months sutces-
Ohio county. 4 copy leslie.
Via, e.. ALEX T LAIDLEY Ckrk.
"' NomP' avg 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

rise to n question of privilege. in rclanon to the CON-
munica'ion received yesterday from The President
"a relation 10 tn. commerce and navigation with
France, which led TO a long debate, and the subier,
was finally laid on the table.
Inc Fiscal Bank bill was then taken mp in com.
mittce ofIhe whole.
This Bill was debated at very rrea, length. uheu
al hall past 10, there being no quorum present. m,
con'aiitee reported reported that fac, To inc House
and the the Huuse adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

An sad % r. 10 see The do,k
Dismasicd ofsome noble wreck.
And sod % soc The marble stone
Doiaced snd with grey mos o~'srrro,y,
AMI 90 see The ~brokeu-lute
tof ever b. its music mute;
~ what y lpie or fallen tower.
~ -hip sunk IN rs proudest hour.
i'R'Te md maIesiy combined
~ NieH worst shapc-ih he RUINED mud
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

Tho editor Of the Ohio Statesman says that his
brother Jacob only received 81 dollar, pay as visiter
10 West Point, last year. The party mus, have
paid in proportion to the service rendered, aud Ia
cob's ws. probably. Only about a fourth as valua-
BILE as those of the yisiters usually nro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

CRoPS-Fhe Buffalo Commercial states thai in
tho Western part Of New York the wheat crop
shows a slight filling of, as compared with 1889 and
1910, and the stock Of bread siufs on hand is not
large OF corn and potatoes there now promises to
.be an excess. Other crops about medium
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

The number OF persons travelling on the Hudson
River is said to be greater this season Than at my
time since 1886.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
TOUT feadors answer The question.

The Land Distribution bill was in fac, ,.r,,
80, ih 'he debate upon 70. rs being connorted ySil
ne No'npromiso bill. anJ rs being really mart md
p'IceI oi zoe Compromise. Thus Mr. BENTON. oppos
"o U w. sad he OBJECTED % he distribution 10 a
'n Illusion and n deception. II was 10 d.
~ ,efaih parcels Of money with one hand.
ana 20 gather back siHI larger payc.ts - al Ia -
er Pity or one hundred thousand dollar. were !,
!, distributed 20 a State from The land fund. and
vice or lhuec that amount 10 be taken from fbat
l'le STALE 20 i1Hes upon salt. iron. blankets. aapnels.
COTTON and woollens, and an The comforts and nsoe..
'l's oi NE. Two millions were 70 BE- distributed
I'm uo land iund, and three millions. by the cd.
MISSIONS OF iho high Tariff PARTY. 10 be retained IN ifs
place in duties upon imports" SC.
Again Tho truth peeps out. that This dis,rbu,;,,
7, 2 oHne 70 The new States 10 iRduce hem 10 take
,he oHI-a brbe with their own money 10 induce
mem 70 submit 70 The pillage and devastation Of he
high tunn Statcsr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

LOMBER BUSINESS IN MAfNE-one Of ts
great s'aples ofthe siase Of Maine Is her lumber and
from The following statement which We derive from
one Of The papers Of 'bai State. n will be- perceived
That ihis o a source ofrevenus 10 IT, ciuzens errs.5
iaE greatly what persons would have im.pio.a
The quantity oflumber which has come 4, m,,t.,
On We three principal rivers oftho Stale The present
year. . as follows, viz
On the P~euohscot 100 m;u,,.
Kennebeck an
Andr0scoFgin, %
$3.50 iVO millions q ieetwhicb AZ an .vc,,,..
; pei y. viii yield 9 I.6OO.OOO Hmsv be
saieiy ea'esiaied The, the quslty npm n. So. ~
e nsoagaa Maehias ard S. Cr,iT river =,
make ne aggregate prOduot Of Tnh. 'goOO, AMI
year 80 250.OOO ~ wo present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

We have no intention OF passing the subject Of
the Distribution Of the public lands by without the
most ardent efr,H to display to our readers and the
public the primary importance of the measure but
TOR this day we deem the article in another column
from the National Intelligencer sunicien'. and rec.
ommenj 1t particularly 10 their attention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
TwENTY-SEvESru CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
IN SENATE.
Wednesday. Aug. 4

Wednesday. Aug.4. ISL.
Mr. Berrien presented n memorial from the eiti-
zens Of Augusta. Georgia. in Gvsr of a bankrupt
law. Laid on the table.
MIR Buchanan presented a memorial from the
manufacturers Of glass. asking that soda ash and
pipe clay. articles used in the manufacture Of glass
may have a duty imposed on them. Referred TO
the Committee on Finance.
MIR Smith. OF Tndianna. fnm The Committee on
Public Lands, reported House bill to extend the
time for the issue of military land worra n,s to Off.
een and soldiers of the Revolution without amend.
meni.
Mr. Clay, Of Alabama, submiuel the following res
oluIion:
Resolved, That the Commissioner ofthe General
Land once be directed Ia mfbrm the Senate " heth.
er he has appointed any and how many. additional
clerks, either Temporary or permanent. IN the Cen.
eral Land Office since he came into office, the
grounds of making such additional appointments,
and when made.
After q few remarks the amendment was laid o.
yer.
On motion OF Mr. Sewer,
Resolved. That the Secretary Of The Treasury b,
instructed To inform the Senate what amount Of I'm
dian moneys Qegucies or irus, funus) have been con
verified into State stocks. and in stocks of whicl
Staies, and the amount Of such investments in eaci
State where investments have been made.
Mr. $ said he had called for this information i
consequence Of a section Of the land bill. in whicl
{ States were held up as indebted. and among other
his own State. and he desired The facts in The case
The Senate then proceeded 10 take up the Forri
hca'ion Bill, which, after further deba te. wus orde,
ed 10 be engrusscd Us amended.
And then The Senate od;,urncJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

DISTINCTION WITHOUT DIFrrurNcr
LAZY b. wos. Che other day, % a fro1t. -
oIlechng letters on election matters. whom
sho observod fhat be directed s,me q, M,
hci'or ord another % Mr-.Auomey. Tb,. s,,g.
n. being rather queer and she conscqucndy a..
Z hlm ~hei vas he difference between an ,fo,
-"u ? -'i"fo0 Much IRE sane. my dear H..
~ Nas re reply. "ss here is between ! crsrod,l.
~ slhRs'"f The Joke. we believe. s rsfbc,
a., """'h'hi bui nevertheless her Lasyship 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

F>RIAL OF JOHN f.. BRADDEE. ,bo
Il notorious Mail RobbeT, Just received ami e.
sale at the Periodical Office aud Stationery Slors Of
Ang 10 JOHN ii. THOMPSON & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

'iSIlNlAi AZ rules held in the CIerk5. oBrc
OIthe circuit Superior Court ofLnvys nd CGhsnaao.
Ace Isu ne county Of Ohio in the month Of
Inc North Western Bank OF Vitg;si,
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against
Lao ALEX. r LAIDLRY. CLERK.
lNhNsHf TOT Comu'f. nuu 10

,W'iNlA-iH crtNcEEY--At rules held in IN,
Jerks ohiccof the Circuit Superb, Com, 80
month Of August 1871. "''h me
George Duly, C,u,t.;
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90, co~p,t ary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
[Eram "a. Rn,fon conri.rl

M,. nn,~.1 -.
i,n ot a nrsc,ical ,,.,.,n,n 49, 800 wo,,i, a. 90.
t,.,,tv -, 49,, ~. Ogc;,, l,,,, o,hlic D,l,e,
,bo.IJ re-, oo,o ~. sam. ~. n,, prv,,c. moal..
,,d An o,r .on,, ,,,,.h.n.io,. ~. n,.n.;,la
=. .ousllv cl.,, we meyer r,ulJ understand VIII ,ho
,mn,ortai,,y and vV,o,,-iorp, which i'm am individual
o,se ,y,,ld HIN, an ,.Iiv,J,,l IN ,he ,allo,xs sh,,,ld
Abe, r,acti.cJ on n l,ry, scale exalta na,;ou q, yl,rv
We yye,. more forciblv sir, 81 with hi, rea.c IN, ,hnn
n, ,.,d;,y The o.c,,rt ,c,h. l,,a ..n,;lt;.,, .,..,-
al he Ert,h ac., IN M. b,nh,rd,,.n and J.s,rn.,;,,
of =, lean d'Ar,e Cs,x pas,.gc. oft m. ,..cr,n,;,n
orc 5, .granbie md in,er..t,uy" Incopv N. I,ng,,ve
of the F.nvi;,, nr,xxn,n.r. tia, - esnpo, ,vo,J ,,y.
IN, ,b.m : m,,,s,,,. ,,,cn,o,
Al hal mas, t,ur o'cl,ck Oa,y hall 7 s..c,;b.
Tbs ! as n Inv on, con-cpi. ali firing c.,s.J onl oh
hs,ye,,, "a hat n s;,b,, 'rhs ,vhole ,o,v, ,o,..,oI a.
n va. IN IN, ar o,xG,Iy Grand a 4, 81, No one
can dc cribe. w. saw no,binr In, ono dc y,i., rlouI
ex,esding thousand. of vanI. INTO the Al, AMI oa ali
sides. and then we felt an avf al shock which gave the
line of b,tle shin n heel of t,yu J.,r.cs.. :, ,,o, vuu
NAV inI-c. from the moment q, an .exalo..,, all 1dr.
inp fr.m the TOWN ce,.,J mink a.. sbonLl MEYER
have taken il bnt IA, tho e,n,o.,,n. which WINS couxed
by ON. of orr shells hur,,;,g :, ,heir mai, n,,,z;n.
OF p,vd.r.bv which 4, sncsI u,thin bou,ds ia, ib,o-
and Souls v,rs h,,,r q, at,,s b..,d,. h.,,s -,
bucd-n of every d.srrini;,n la al. ,bs l,ss ,r IN.
Eyvn,i.ns i, cnmpr,cJ =, 3oOo kiuol ouJ v,pnL.d
Al dag Lsh, y<b,, . .,,bt !, a cy,,.cI =, o-r X,.vv,
/ The s,upendous f,rtiGr,t,on. lin, only tUcl,o bour.
bclor. r,,ld bo,,, AT holm, anon, IN .,r,,,sS, !, a.,
! world. wns 40 riddlcd. we could MOI find a squarc fepi
/ that had nc, n ,bo, On m. ,aorninr of the A,b
went n ,bore 10 witness the Devastation. The ,irh,
bergared all description. The bas,ion. were sire %
with dead. ihs gum, di.noupt.d. atJ all .orts of havoc
then care 4, ,,e so, where tho o1pl,sion tool
place; il has laid a snace of two acres oui,e hare AN,
hollow ed II out Us # a quarry 1ad been worked ,her,
for wear, And. al, heavens what a sight, n make
nv blood run cold 10 write of n. Nianglod human bo,
res of both .-,ss. s,r.wed in ali directions. woaer
se.rcb,ng C,r ,h-i- husband, and relative, tearing The
hair. beaIiur their breasts. and ho,line and erwin,
mos, uiteously; God forbid I shunld ever see The Lk,
again
And Why his internal scene Of carnage. de.,ruc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

II tGny b. P"p'rto give on abstract OF NJ. Cla,'s
psr'hui ga Bl TIA, II may nc clearly seen what il
the real nature o! tc u:C .sIrc which The party of the
AGmia.s rsto' ms been ., long upposin.. The BAL
c ,mpf-os the fl!ONiug y DIVISIONS:
i TIc payment 90 each OF the States OF Ohio. Indi.
aIl. Illinois. Ala'1mt q, VI ssiuri, Nj ssissipri and Lou
Is a1a. over an ab.yc what each OF the saui States
O.. eguted 10. hr the touss OF their admSs,nn To the
tnioh, OF IL. per cent. u9oa toe nou proceeds of thc
sales OF the pIhl,e lands within their to-. ,cc.iyr limits.
q be applied q objects . lni, n,I I,ngriycment or ed.
ucAioni--lh'T 'un MT to h affected by any appro-
pr'atons ior the CJImbsr'ani Road.
H. III division q! the net p0ococds. after tho dc.
du'Io1s TO- RED n. ain0sg a.! the States of The UNI.
on, a%ccordinr TO their respective federal representa-.
n.n population, e. a. applied {, cGuca'io1. Internal
.mp0'V,m "uis o. reimbursement of any existing
deJts eii'r5u:oi fr the l,ucs ohjeci-grouiaei. thai
ihs shall be Eo bar O. a future reduction ct price. or
'p,!ica';ons for t-lns!e. to the pubIc lands on rea
'""shie terms 10 the The States ia which they La. MOI
imp.i' the power o. Congress To nuke such fd,urc
disppsTr'n pi them "a a. msy deem eXpediont.
III, PmVIsi'1 i1T TIC sem, unnaal piymeut during
the cuu;,uuince OF the art.
" ~titnliaiion ter Ave years. exccp; in the case o
\ war with foreign powers, when the act Ceases; 4u,
The extension 81 The benefit 81 the act to AM new
States admitted subsequently, TO its passage.
', An Appropriation OrSS0.0J a year Toe com pie.
ting The surSe,s; and a pr,hibi;ioa ut an Increase Ol
the niuimun price n private si'cs.
VI Tho dlscoltnuaucc OF the land Office IN m,
d'siJ'ci where FOR two years the expense Is not j,
irayed Sy Inc revenus-and It's annexation 90 the nd
joining district.
VII \ grant To Ns.isippi. Louisiana ard Nilsson
n o. oJJ,OOd acres oi ianl; IL Inliana ] 1922 acres
- Illinois 2DOJJ acres to Alabama 100000 acres
with u thcir respective limits.
VIII. rnese States shall not dispose or the land
thu9 granted or less Than 81 % per acre, until other
WISE directed by law; nad theirnst proceeds SHALL b
npp'T@ % internal improvcmexs-uamsly, road,
bridges, canals. and waller couucs, which shall b
free Tor heislnsp1rtprion OF the United States mai
aud munitions Of war. AMI for the passage Of ihoi
tsJoqs, " .hoIt he poyaen, OF any toll whatever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

The following ma account 10 many a: our subscri.
her', who complain that rheir papers do not come TO
had. There are stationary posl lnasrora u unseru u
lous as This travelling one.
%I!1lHioH ghe Mails By a TrausliHz Post Master.
john II. Marin, travelling Post master between Pc.
'ersbug' =, and Weldon, y, c.. has been publicly
charged by u Mr.. VIM. G. Spilman, connected with
the Petersburg Rail Road, wih breaking open pack.
'ges Of newsP1pens, aud, a!iae tearing of the name OF
ihe o"ners of Them, with having thrown Them out o.
TIE carr; Also with having burned a large quantity
OF p7pers in The stove which Ia ia rhe ears and, also
with having broken open iNJ hr.s locks. The kew, of
which tho travelling Post ua.ier is not allowed 10
cary.
These facts, he states were communicated by him
10 MAYOR H'bbie. Of he Post Ogice Department.
so"o ihEee OF .our months ago: with notes that. lfthe
young nan was not removed; they should DO made
public. No removal having taken place. lhoy accsr.
dinghy made the Petersburg IuIellige.csr.-Dak. Tran.
script.
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BRIEF DISCOURSE.
TEIr.-There is a pay that seemesh right 10 a man.
but he end thereof &c.

TEIr.-Tkere is a ray that sesme:h right 10 a man
6Ethe end thereof &c.
We hope II will not be deemed saerilegious 10 quote
here this sublime precautiOn from the Orncles OF ID.
vine Tru,i. as a text To discourse from. in the manner
which follows, although IN aid of subjects of some
wh1s secular nature, apPeria!ning, however, 10 NOR
atty.
IL may seem right to n man-io neglect paving his
debts for the sake of lending nr Specializing upon his
money, but the end thereof Is. bad paymasier.
IL may seem right Ia n mm-Io live beyond his in.
come, but the end thereof is-wTeGchedness and poy.
erIy.
i, lay seem right 10 n nln-io aie ni to live W II
The fashions ofIhs times. but The cnd thereof is-dis.
gushing to all sensible folk. ana ruInous To health.
reputation, and property.
II may seem right 10 a man-;o attempt to obtain a
livelihood without Industry and economy, bat the end
thereof Is-hunger and rags.
IL may seem right - a man-to keep constantly
borrowing ofhis ncighbors. and never willing To lend
TO them: but the cad thereof is-vcry cross neigh
bors.
IL may seem right 10 q man to be always trump
citing his own fame, but the end thereof is--his lams
don't extend very far.
IL may seem right to a man 10 trouble himsolfvery
much about hs neighbours business, but thereof is
groat neglect Of his own.
II may seem right to a man-to I've constantly sian.
dering his n~cighbors. but the end thereof is-sobody
be lIcyes any thing he says.
IL may seem right 10 a manic indulge his chill.
drsn in every thing. hut the end thereof is-his chill
dren will indulge themselves in dishonoring him.
10 my seem right TO a m1n-to put OF every thing
which ought To be done today. until tomorrow, but
ihe end thereof rs-such things are not done at all.
ltmay seem right 10 a man-iO attempt pleasing ev-
cry body, butih lie end thereof is-he plelses nobody.
IL may seem right TO a man-to excel has neigh
bors IN eIirivaganee and luxury. but tho end thereof
is-hs eIcels them in folly.
IL may seem right to n man-.O take no newspapers,
but The end thereof is-that IN IN and his family are
totally ignorant Of the ordinary occurrences Of tho
day.
IL may seem right TO q man--io obtain his news by
borrowing and stealing Of his n~eighbons, but the end
thereof is-fraud upod the printer.
u may seem right 60 a maR-to pay every body
before he pays The Printer and Minister. but the end
thereof is-he pays the most needy last il he pays
Ihom nj oil.
u may seem right to a man-to worship the croa-
iure more than tho Creator. but the end hereof is-an
idolator.
IL may seom right TO a m1n--io DO incessently oc.
cupied ~ boarding up treasures of his world. but the
end thereof is--he has none in Inc world To come.
IL may seem right 10 us--to fUvther extend this dis.
course ut tho expense the render but the end thereof
is-htrc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

A. President VAv BravS PROCESSES m he an arden,
admirsfof Mr. JEFTgRsoS. we recon mend 10 bis ron
'ideralion the following remarks 81 his prototype " /
can say with truth" says Mr. Jefferson. " that one
act OF Mr. AD'ss' lie. md only one. ever gave me a
nonent' per-" nal displsasrre. lid con sidcr hisiast
aPPoiHt6lclh % og'cs a. personally uHkiad. they we're
from among my most ardent political snemios. from
whom no faithful cooperation could ever ho expected;
aud laid me under tho embarrassment q actina through
men whose views were ~ defeat mino. or TO sncopn.
Ter the odium OF putting Others in heir piaros. IL
seems but common justice 30 lcave a s~ucesssor free 10
act ~ insirumsnts Of his own choice" This seems
IT, be pretty conclusive suthoriiy for those wbo se.
X no wlodgo Mt. Jefferson rs The yoponifcsHoD of ge7.
u ine democracy and who profess % be royerooI by
his pr nciples snd marims-C9naerfeaf Co.ra9t
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Al > meeting OF the wlie ci:z-us Of Ohio county
bSd pursuant % uo,,c, 90 las Cay Hall ou WedD.s-
DAY t,s % a raa- oa u,.i,l. u-5INICloLS, e~l.
~us called to Nc ,a4iraad WM T. WILSON, o.. c!se'
led Sosfetle
james L Wharton rIp aimed he ohjsc, OF ihc meet
ing md on III, uu,:on "a cumm.t,ec "f five consisting
FLAMES {. Wa.rol. q r. Reilly. J. TiGh.ll Itoheg,
mi;,ee - 5rsn REGULATIONS expressive Of he sense OF
ice meeting.
The eomn.uco Withdrew AMI having consulted,
Submitted a report. which having Teen c0usiJeIoi 1hc
following revolutions were adopted as a Substitute
Rs.oirel. Thai a. .sc,pcd cui foe the citizens ofuaio
GO. 10 cooperate with uhv other counties Of this Con
rcssionsld isirici Ia b]ol!iur 10 Convention to nominate
n randidats 20 represent tni, district VA the next Con.
arress. 70 DC ho,dau nr Elkaie,hluvu "a Marshall eour-
" on Thur.tay d. llth day ocFchruay next. unless
a ne earlier day sia!! De Indicated by the whir- Of
slononrali7 or sOuc other couniy.
Resisted. Tia, has meeting recommend a meeting
Of the cit zers O! Ohio at lao Court House IN wheel.
ing. on the 1t Monday Ia February neat 10 appoint
delegates 10 sad contention
H. NICHOLS, Chairman.
WV. 7. WiLsoN. Secretary.
Our friends IN THIS Congressional district viii per.
co,ye from tie above tha, cbiu county 5 not back.
ward abou, The nomination % n candidate for Cot
gress but will 60 INTO il hear, aud hani. she will
70 TOO, for tho nomination of the man mos, likely ~
he elected, be hs Whs he may.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

PoUriN0 RooNs. John Adams in his correspondanc
with Mr.. Cunningham, gives tie following description
ofa Boudo.u
What Is u B1udoIi II u a Pouting Room. And
what 10 a Podtng RSoml In many genIleman's hou.
sts ~ france there is an apartment Of an octagonal
iUrm II or IS ice; across. aud So or Is feet rouud
aud all the eight sdes, ns well as the ceiling nboyo
arc all OF The msst polished glass mirrors, 50 that when
q man stands ~ the centre of lao room. BIO sees him.
sell m every direction, multiplied into a row Of sslGs
as lar 10 The eye can extend. The humor OFF is. that
when ise lady oiihe house isout Of temper. when ,he
IS angry. or when she weegs without a cause. she may
DO locked up IN this chamber 10 poui. and see in every
direction how beautiful she H."