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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
NEW YORK

W" ACiNNf iltSagf Il. w
The weather has been unpleasant throughout
the day. that out door business has been suspended
the ship Garfiek was expected 10 have been lowed up
this morning. bat probable The and rain has
siopt them IA their progress. Stocks still heavy
and IN the fancy descriptions slight decline
Iicst A large amount Of Foreign Exchanges were
sold 10 day. SJulhera funds tue transactions were
rather Limited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Hon Taon,s EWING pissed through ihis cry on
has way to Washington on Saturday. lie !, apparent
~ m toe fall enjoyment Of thai robust health which
rarely fails uim ard WATCH with other qualifications
renders bim ihc host .si5'c selection that could he
mad, for ;ho office lee Is 90 flj sbat o. Pvsi Master
General, There now exists not doubt m tho minds
OF any bat ira, he VIII TIL that important hut thank
ies. AMI labo.aus rlsL Webster viii be at the head
ofhe State department. Bell in the War. anJ Cu,,E.
den Attorney General
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.

Although many have been recorded OF human
beings having been Destroyed by spontaneous eonbui
ton, still very many intelligent have considered IL
be apoeryphal. Nor is this 10 be wondered at whom
consider how difficult is reducing 10 ashes ami
NAL matter recently deceased. The examples which
have occurred Of late years well authenticated
that no, The smallest doubt ef their accuracy 10 now
Entertained. NJ NJ DuparirIn and Marc. Of Paris
report MIR. DSlaville. Prvcurcur du Eoi In
1885. gives the history Of old man ind woman who
were completely consumed that li,sls lef s,vs
the car5Onz-d mass. OF four elses witnss-ed by Dr.
Apjohn, OF Dublin, quote me narreicd by
hm;-"A woman of about sixty years OF age. who lv
ei with her brother in the county of Down, retired IL
bed with her daughter. both being. their con
slant habit, in state of inioIicaon. 4 liue bcf,rs
an extremely offensive smell ard smoke which perva
ded thoir apartment. On going into the chamber
where the old woman and her daughter slept, the,
found the smoke proceed from the body Of the for
mer, which appeared To- he burning with an inerna
! FIRE. twas black coal tho smoke issuing from
cvery part oft The combustion having been AFRO.
tod, which affected with difficulty, although Their.
was no flame life extinct. While the body wa
/ being removed into the coffin, which done a
soon possible, 1t dropping ia pieces. Her daugh
tor. who slept in the same bed, sustained injury
did the combustion extend To the bed Clothes whicl
exhibited other ,sahos Of fire than the STAINS prod
sed by the smoke. According 10 the testimony OF Ia
relatives. there Ere whatever ia the rrom."-
The subject Of this had been grossly intemperai
for serer.ldsys before her deeease.-Ne,1 York Sur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

BEAUTIES OF THE DUELLO--A writer in The
y. Y. Courisr and Enquirer. who signs himself Ill
G o Babcock, 90 Wall ST." publishes the particular.
OF u private combat between himself and DIR Peloi
on Cumberland Island Georgia, ia which he says thai
after putting ball through has antagonists back. he
parted with him Nh The most friendly terms. We dc
not how the Doctor could have .ied the feeling,
OF frIendsh P after such u shoi-Okio State Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

NEW COUNTERFElT.-Tho Terrc IIsuro COuri-
gives the following description OF counterfeit bill
which appeared ~ that place Thursday last. and
which Is not Noted in any OF tho "DescsIoy:-
SO, Bank OF Virginia, Branch At Norfolk. payable
10 w. 3. lnml, dated Richmond MAY, 1880; letter
ID. No. 65S0. The Cashiers name. w cambridge.
and the Pre,id-nt,. Brocksnbrough. both cngrp
we'd. The engraving TIE bill IL very badly
ted particularly the heads OF Washington and Frank
lin; paper light and lhn and altogether Il clumsy inn
iiation OF the genuine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

DlYIDENus.-Thr Bank 81 he Valley declared %
srm.-auuaI d,lord 0u the Ut is Of fhrco per cen.
ou t1o Now H1,t payable aror Ibs on
Iho launar Bua ON reIu.1 has declared div.
i0nd Of Four PCT cent. 90 io 1.d -iJcth1jers suj two
su.i three furHs per cent fl fHa new
The Naruns'ugg wings iustrauol lls IsslIrsI ID
4.t..tal % llfts gcf cent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Grshlmrs I-dy's and Gcrricrorps Magazine for
February has Ec,l handed us ty the agent. J. Ii.
Thompson. and vc have done more than We d. i,T
month rc- generally We hl,c read 3; through. The
Engraving ct the Blind Girl Of Pompoii. 10y Slr,aIn
/, truly hclLu!ol tho Eshion P!aiOs in good style,
the mu,c sweet and the letter press worthy OF rcru.
rot even 10y the most iaslidous We csu,ncud
this Nork as a cheap ono. beautiful onJ pleasing
one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

The Legislature of Dclawars have appropriated
lOvO dollars Cor the removal Of the fJains u Col
Hnzsle from the grave yard Of tho Frsi Presbyterian
Chcrch Of Philadelphia 10 suitable place within that
State and the erection Of n monument 10 his memo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

u.,erns VI. held yesterday u 80 Court House.
,i tie citizens %! s CCuHiy r. aTGulf Dol -ti', 10
t.y Convention TO bs hrid 1t II zIb,h""H O" "l'a'-
mate a osra.J4so @r Congress. We were uHutlc 10
n,,cnd bu, learn that delegates appointed. Eve
G,r INC city Two for TrilIelpIia aud Two for West
Liberty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

oro--'rhe Rank s.iI ba' been malr ,lo order Of
ine dsy f ever af,oraoo1 sessaa or .c lower house
until IL shall have been fully discussed n lbo commit
zee Of ihe whole.
All Tho deiauiUng collectors r1 dI- OHIO canal have
made good their dedication except tr cool. a, ua.
sillOn lis Isl 60 Geo
corie Of he b.is t:a' fa=- G.e lover ..a.a b.. .e
Ohio Legislative. ihas body refuses .p prH'asf BE- con-
sidered unnecessary waste ot money. Iha Senate.
being loco fooo, and opposed To- refur saus,- copies
for b,th branchs, 20 be printed a1j aid uf1a rc
that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

ST LOUIS, January olive are frossn up tight
here, with only feet wafer in The River. aud plenty
Office; Boats get up or down. The RIenzi j,
total loss. The Peoria has sunk bat has been rais-
ed again. Ii IS thought here DO impossible save
the Chester, now hard aground Is milcs below the
city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
House or DELEGATES.

House OF DELEGATE
1'Usspar. in 90
On 'nrti0n Of Ais S'g-hcnso7. oITyicr. 1t was
E-s.'r,k TIA; jac grlulusc ct i,oais ami Inter
a.. CATION ,uIYIrc MO ,h1 tNpSdiency OF mold
..- 4' IYy.sIoes ui hr ac. en- iiicd an act 20 pro
..a ur III r,ss,-. son 81 Iosd fro "a yersyil 20
Gee North N,s.u ,nrur iD i-.ssed SiaIca 2is.. 1887.
I.a sad NIs..lHgc IuqaIra in'o the ~, ciicncy OF
eNt,udms ihe lime iu which suJicf Itscus may De
ni'de uu,rr ghe SAID at.
The Senate announced that obey bad agreed 10 lhc
resolution for the election e "A General Agent am
Stirv-ksersnand alto Sapern cndeut Of the Peniicn
iary.
On motion &C Mr. BatNell of Bedford. leave va,
given 20 WA Jones 90 withdraw lis petition Pre-
TOD q; the present so-s.or.
PETITIONS
! Mr. Ncrharran---Ps,itono Of Jacob grsrzo. rragiu,
; thai De may be divorced irum Lis Nsfe Ill zibeu
I Erc,s
! dir Del the United SAFES Army during the last war
ash e .o,a pcnsn'
| Ga mot u O. Mr. Smith ofB, oCw. the Comm re-,
Of Prup0s unns and Grievances. discharged iron
the consideration q suniry petit OF ms of IN,
county of Mnnongah,la against the formation ora
county out Of paris OF that county and the county O
/ n. PRISON.
! Mr. Cru'eh6sd from the Committee OF Ro1S. an,
Internal CATION. presented bill inc, rp ralins tn
/ Peters Mouniais Turnpike Company. and
! \ Bal au,horsin- the payment OF cortiin o
money ont ofshe income uf the fuut for Internal I'm
J urrvcnll.t
/ hlr Cgtc!L from he Committee appointed tocxam
i1C The Frrt Auditors Office presented a report upo
the condition OF that Office.
The resolution submitted by Mr. Dabncy on IN l9i
ins,an, upon The Subject Of National Bank. was
gain q d u,,jn he t,blc.
As was also the resolution ofNir worihington on III
32d is:.. relative 10 ,he al!cdgsd delay in the ~,
a.. 4 L.
TIE LOUISA CASE
This again occupied The attention Of the Iou,
until lie rising the only case of interest left uudec
dci boy the rising Of the Housed wus. whether the
cease uf goo as - Store or Tayen-kcpear was sue
NJ sirrni OF property required by the Col
. sli.ution 10 cnnstiiuIc claim II vote
On motion Of Mr. Robertson, the House adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

PENNSlLVANIA.-It is slaicd in a Lancasic
paper, that nearly all the delegates. far chosen
the nominating convention of that State. are fisnd
10 Judge BANKS of Reading the Harrison democrat
&c Candidate for Governor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

&c. REYNOLDS.
TIE DAYTON MrRpER.

The Dayton Journal &C the 27lh details the pariie.
uars OF h5 lac assault and homicide in hat town and
IN dong 80 says There Is nothing show thai the
paTiy vent u the negro house with any rioous inien
ton. Tic bad character Of the house and IL nyrats.
sc,us b have been the only attraction fir them
They mad neither clGb knife. nor any weapon with
which 10 mako or Ecpcl assault"
The following paragraph is from the same paper
"RoroUs BEukvI0UR.--Sncc Saturday there has
boon succesiAH OF rOis upon small scale ali-gcih.
or ualeroming place having any character FOR the
preservation OF peace and good order. The dwelling
OF ala Individual who known - he active we'll as
npudoEt IN tue propagation of the doctrine of a5o-
AOnisn has been assaIicd with stones and other mis-
prevalent 20 visit personal Indignation upon others who
hold similar opinions. II iruly. that the effect
OF al! Ae abolition ctrts here has been 10 sir up 81.
riCmcri and produce rios and confusion. One would
supIyss ,hl this pal able demonstration ofthe tenden
81 Oi lie work H which lhcy are engaged would lead
those who have been active. To crest from their
Iahors AMI see II me backs viii not be benefited by
a cessation Of all interference thcir part and tho
public minde better filled Judge correctly in reg nd
10 the objects shOy have in view"
The Journal rebukes both ways The day before
re fsrring to the same excitement il s9okc thus
This way ofstopying a mans mouth by E,rce wont
do ia ibis country. There is a specie Of intolerance
about u which savors too strongly Of dcspyi,n 10 be
tolerated in a free Government
The ro5biHg o; abotsnis.s rs n matter Of policy.
Oh thc peri Of hose who want siO1 the drbble OF
Ihsr d0cti.nes. Is badly Trjccred Let them talk
and u you don't Ike thcIr conversation you need no!
isien. let them get up public msciiugs and make
nddfesscs, and u you have desire 20 hear keep a.
way. This Is iao common sense Of The whole matter
and there Is no originality about ii either"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
We or'r,ct The Golio,ying from tho ST. Louis New
Era Jf che n h uif

Era Jf th- 1911 ulf
loss OF TIE STEAMBOAT RIEVZf
THIS bat struck snag. about sixty miles below
tls D,ge. two or three DAYS since anI will he g.
OCT Iss She lies atiivfari the stream q hole in her
side md ihc water in the cook house on one guard
The Hosting zee will almBst yit1by cot 1cr in pc.
ccs The Rienzi Is insured In hs city. and with her
cargo. will be heavy l,ss 10 the Insurance OGSos
The steamboat Chester lies sixteen miles below this
pOrt rn dangerous position. She made fine ron
until she reached Ibis point when she grounded on
r. l,r. nod unable o. Est of She s in much danger
oi being destroyed ly the ce. uuiass rslcf I'm be- &C
orIsd hym ibis yJr. Of which tbofs Be- little sipctta.
u0n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
Yours. &c.
SAN WILLIAMS.

Mr.. Wharton Please announce JAS. a. CLARKE
the Peoples candidate for The House Of Delegates
ofyrgina at the ensuing election, and eblige
Jan. 3Oh. VERY MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

DIED-On the ooh inst, CHiRLEs CiLLEr in
FAINT son Of Mr.. c. ,. Sheppard Of this ciy--ngod
weeks end days
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Wsdno,doy-Af
ter the news brought by tho Montozums. holders OF
Teas advanced Their rates about per To- whith
Spectators d0elIGod paying, but Willing buy
ut "a slight adyance-Norh American.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02


IL beng The imperative IuIy Of every conductor Of
a public journal, 30 raise hs pcn and Cndcsyor 10
qucuch any that has tendency 10 render whole
community Vsauiiess and the scene Of beggary and
dctO.a1u; We cannot somprcbsnd the causs that In.
duced ms 90 delay Our feeble voice - long against
go foul ard destructive monster a. has been Prov.
ling aud consuming the property Of our citizens 10 hs
ncighb1fh1Dt, for tho last or eight years II 10
GAMBLING. We sIudicr 90 the idea. that we are NJ
asi constrained o. make an open attack uron this
hugc SUD dotcsia5Ie monster. bot We DO 10 isr the
good Of The community Ur lac sake pf humanity and
hr pOscutr We 1rs not nevertheless d.ss0sl,gsJ
ior we feel confident That we can remove 10 from 10
strong holds. AMI bold % up ,n ts naked dsOrmiy o.
ihc J1y aud qualification of wives children add rcia-
lions Oh, si1mo Oh the man who deals in o. We
vii. conquer %, luI p1sis.Iy calls loud aF the vriu-
r. Yea, innocent auI teuIcr hearted and affection.
ate wives who o. stripped Of their Ilsi elrmou. offer
up ihgifsgpp.fcltuIs tD au A 'v.ss providence Tor
bis assistance. May ihafrrrIuest Dr. heard and mly
Do offer .lsm redress Would that we could reuasr
i1en assistance. t.f there might nsl.u prevail peace
AMI laPau.a l ever. h....l1't s,bsr1 lba husband
unfortunately .H.H H.s rIu.s. HrfH-, ruin 5ui dos
pair aHl bergvY W.'I rGrti..l5as tolerate llfs INV
longer nave -r nr '.~H Hg So Hiti stop c41 re pot
fu 90 OF DO iry rc0 il fhe sr.1 C their reich '1rsf
Pit ihe laws .1 force 1rI f.r inevitable dclih eff DO
uust be- consequence. Lu.r I.I ne anticipate ri
progress would De &, rspIl. nor I.I ac over oItsua.u
Doc HeIoF bot iis proof NOW before us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Wheeling Trecum meets this evening.
QpesiiOT Tor 3c'dic-
Olght a member Of FAC lower house Of Congress
10 consider himself hound by 'ao Instructions Of his
constituents. iu not involving moral wrong OF
y violation oflhe constitution ~
Feb 2 J. sTEEN BROWN. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Improvements on House oiRcpre,cn,ayss Of Penn
'yIvaura have reported a b which cuniailes appro-
rria,i'as 10 The Of 50 500 600 Tor ,araus pub
ls work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
J. sTEEN BROWN. Secretary.

Mc-,rs. Bowling and Cole, having hecn elected
State printers ct Indiana have ssued prospectus i1r
publishing new Wing paper 10 be entitled tho In
d.,ua State Gazette. I, IS Of cour.c, 10 Dc bAig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

= NJ. st,rhen.c- oi England b. iavcried taking
~ic5i4s lie uo.id have been enuas cd much more
- fl,i,tr Fs,r,ui AM future generations iIho hal
employed r.s la. ualiy ~ iavcu,iGs a flG ''r g
as.1ia. We ha,c talking machine, ,ua..h .a tats
rn,Ey boh In aud ofour halls Of les sIatun. auo
rIsy the srcalo.t curses afflicted with oN-
o,y, taaLs,s. mosquitoes ard bncswh,a; cak,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

ssNAruR Rvrs.-wc learn frnm the Richmond
Enquirer that Mr. Riyas reached that city Tues
day evening aud was expected to leave Thursday
morning. lUT Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

The F,fmers and Mechanic Raak q Sos, Bfa.s
wick. \ J. has closed is d51rs aai .asrsaded pag-
m.nl A1gbcr grJ1fyf ths u.tass..y u. o. O.. s.sf,.
Raak
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

OF 1000 r1rrus fmH,d into Ha Hartford R..
u.a' ,1r ue lH.IHg. $50 have J..n r..rasd o.. ils.r
.a.i.... T.. ,.I... i...H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
louisville. Jan. 26- ls4I

TO me Editors q me Louisville Josrnal
GESrLr,rN: Please call the attention ordy rooi.
merchants and, indeed. all other. who forward rner
ohandise through the Pennsylvania nsJ Pittsburgh
works, to the following elsc:
Ia the fall OF $50. Mullikin OGDEN & Co, had
goods SHIPPED from Philadelphia via Pennsylvania ca
nal consigned 10 Clarke & Holmes. forwarding ner
chants 1t Ptl.bIrgh. These toUds were brought
through by the despatch lns," ard delivered rc
Ciursc s. Holmes without payment, On their part o.
the canal freghs Son after ihis he goods having
bscn received hero, Clarke & Holmes drew on us fo
cash sad ior carriage from Philadelphia on sal lot u
goods, wh.,h draft, Of courss, We gaid. SIhselucn
o. thus but before the credit had expired which sal,
despatch line" had given them, they susycnded anl
i-ed io pay this debt. Under these Circumstances
Ihc agent Of the despatch. line" applied to ne. ne.rl
YEAR ago for me payment of eir canal freq h
We nr having paid any attention 10 the demand. hav,
just received the following letter from said agent
"PiTTsBUEGH Jan. Is, lS4I.
Mo. $50.
'GE'TI-vEg: Above you will find 4 bin OF frcigh
ON good. .higpcl October 1882 by AIessrs Clarke u
Hvluos; 10 relation 10 which once before rroIc bu
dr sySi writing again until the decision ofths su
prcmc court which given in favor % the trans
porter I!at iEC the ire sh and charges can be col
lecjeI from tie 81 the goods; no,yiIastendiu,
the transporter lad delivered them 10 the ronsicnsc
he having pay said iroiEh. and charges You Will
therefore please Jet hear iom you in relation to III,
above"
(Signedl J. c. REYNOLDS.
/ Would rot owner Of goods like 10 see this do
csslou OF the court. by which The Transporter" i, nj
loved u credit yhe coHsign-e" till he fails and hor
cal them TOR what hrs become sylcly debt q! sa.,
ooussuec 10 the ulnsl arseri
Yours. Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

aNTHEEIING IRCECM--Persons having
Wv books brlongiVs 10 The Library oftho Wheel
ing Lyceufn are requested 10 return them forthwith
10 the Librarian At Inc Times Office Reading Room.
BY order Of The Society,
J. STEEN BROWNE,
feb9 Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

The N,qiau.,s Of tho r.,y re requested 10 attend
A. tho CIrYIALL "a TUESDAY LVGNiNi neat
All F,br,s-v q, tsag al, ,ol.,de7aI,ou Ca. n,,aiu1
Lon ~ , r,nI.ilta 70 rcprsssa, ON, county. ;Ao
nsN sou-e d De.sV-tSs.
MANY MrcuANI-S.
1aaslry 80, ISiI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

We 'sara a.at tas s,.r, ct Ten thousand year.
rs1,uael 10 b.,cty,uoi, s 90 be- snun oUt until De-
e,mbarE,yf. making Gin ,ar-u,. OF .-e uoy, size
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

If"A wes,eu virdnian" is Je.ir5as rr putting @
coal Of q . 10 powder magazine. be mus, not crgsc,
us 70 Gssisi hHa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
~aYlEE,EPsCI.

TUESDAY MORNING. FtsaCAm !. ls'I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

NEW HAT OR FIVE DOLLAR NOTE.
~ A G.cger belonging 10 the cd firm of Jones a.
Tfucsdell-and small cssh bonk, copied Ivy ~. ~.
Miller fpr fheir assigupes-haye becn mslnid-ihoy
are doubtless slowed away IN OF The stores
wareho scs on Watcf, ~ Nam streets. ihtir return
will pr3rrode the convenience ON undersigned. and
ennte tho finder 10 the above reward or bis trouble
6bQ MkEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

MECIAA!Cs MEEnhu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

GurY or WHEELING. ~ Council January 29th
u Isii -Ordrfcd rh1t when The Council adJourn-
cd. 10 sdi,ufu o, meet pgarn on wednesday the 81
5ay of February AZ n O'Clock. \ VI.
ordered further ti,at the election q ihc officers &c
s civ be made iho sgccll order NJ Ie meeting
& tfue oaifIct from the r1nntrs
JANIS s. WHEAT.
ebQ CLERK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

isas,ry 80, IsiI
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-30

The printing establishment Of the Boon's
Lick Times was sold on Saturday last.
at has been re.purchased by its worthy pro.
prietors add publication Of the paper will be con-
tinued as heretofore. .N
1--WE wish them better success this time let
their subscribers pay nell and there is no dan.
ger but that the Times will yet flourish This is
the true secret Of getting along in any business
prompt payment. But Printers are worse
treated in this respect than any body in the world
we speak erperimentaHy. 81.
The Times might have fine support if tho
wings would do their duty--let them see to it,
Democrat, Of Wednesday,.
I@We return cur thanks to our neghbor
for his interest in our success "hs time" And
with him say, "let our subscribers pay aoelL and
there is no danger but that the Times will yet
flourish" Ard it is no less true that "prompt
payment" is the life Of any business, and tn at
Printers are more neglected than any other bust.
ness portion Of the community.
You speak expermentally," no doubt-but
can you tell us why it is that the Printers are
neglected more ethan any other body in the
world!" Suppose we Try and adopt ways and
means to have the evil remedied and to let the
community know that the Printers are as much
entitled to heir money--alter they have earned
it--as any other business men. Shall we try il!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-30
From the Charleston Courier.

4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WHICH HAS
HAPPENED AND WILL HAPPEN AGAIN.--lt
will be remembered, that at the State Elec-
tions which took place BEFORE the great
Vino HARRISON REyohUTIoN-the Van
Buren, party carried almost every State
(kenucky, New York, and Vermont cx-
ccpted) from Maine to Louisiana. Mon
roy, the loco foco aboltionist, carried Mas
sachusetts. ROMAN was elected in Louis
lana. Polk in Tennessee. M'DoNALD in
Georgia. GRAsoN in Maryland. PORTER
in Pennsylvania, &c. Indiana, which had
voted for Harrison, went for the Loco Fo-
COS. Tennessee, which had voted for
White, and give him majority of twenty
thousand, elected Polk. Georgia which
had voted for White went for M'Donald.
Maryland which had voted for Harrison
by a large majority, elected the present To-
co fOco Governor. Vermont even trem-
bled in the balances. Kentucky was sha-
ken. New York was surrendered to the
enemy, and the Van Buren, flood sweed 50
high as to leave scarcely an Ararat for the
Ark of republican liberty to rest upon.
The eye of the patriot. as he gazed around
him, on every side, as far as the horizons
verge, was greeted with cherries black
sea of loco focoism-Van Buren, seemed
undisputed master of the Union, and his
baleful reign perpetual. And SO thought
his followers. But it was a decetful tr-
umph-as deceitful as those who now fill
with false joy the hearts of his partisans.
Their victories noW, like their victories
then, are bat the sure precursors Of their
fatal overthrow. The downfall Of Troy is
not the less certain because Achilles is in
his tent Their victories now are all Tro. |