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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
INFORMS! WORMS!. WORMS. III
XV To remnve these frnnhlaro,,,x .,,Il L.

w 10 femoVe these Troublesome and dan
gerous inhabitants of the Stomach and Bowels.
Which SO often impair the health and destroy
the lives of Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC
VERMlFuGE. certain and safe preparation
for the removal of the various kinds of Worms,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want of Appetite
Infantile Fever and Ague, and DEBILITY of the
Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Digestion.
The above valuable medicines are sold
wholesale and retail at the Proprietors prices
by JAYNE g. PANcoAsr, General Agents for
the Mississippi Valley. No. 1873 Maine street,
SAINT Louis. They are for Sale also, by
$50 II. w. MOORE, g. Co. Burlington.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
Luke Palmer

Luke Palmer
HAs just received his winters supply Of
Ill Groceries, consisting in part Of
New Orleans sugar
Rio and Havana coffee
400 lb. Smyrna raisins
40 bush. dryed apples
barrels N. Y. brandy
IA do rect. whiskey
: baskets champagne
800 lbs. w. R. cheese
Saleratus, ginger, pepper
Allspice, saltpetre, alum
Indigo, madden, starch
Copperas, sperm candles, soap
Molasses, kanawa, and alum salt
Sassafras bark, Boston nails
Axes, currycombs
Boots and shoes
Grass and hemp bedcords
Tobacco Of different kinds
Queens ware
Powder and shot,
Also-Sattnets and domcstics, which are
offered at wholesale or retail
novl9--25
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
OREGON HOTEL.

sHY GEORGE w. HIG HI ..
xxyHERE he will be happy to receive his
" friends ard the public generally, and
will give them as good fare as the coun
try will afford.
Burlington, Nov. IA 1885,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

Burlington, June 1, 1910. T.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

INLOUR and Meal, constantly on hand and
for sale by 500 sfssD.iR. GOOK.go
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

Lonisa County, /. T. Jan. S, 3o5mpd
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-27
BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful his friends and the public Tor
share Of their patronage.
He Will furnish Mt the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
Ofeyery description ruled and bound 10 any pattern
the materials and work manship equal TO any IN the
United States he will also execute orders Tor all
kinds of MACHINE RULING
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and al
sonable prices.
OLD BOOKS rebound MAPS mounted and var
nshed, PORT FOLIOS Of all sizes and descriptions
mani factured TO order.
zTParcuier and personal attention will be paid TO
orders for confidential work the public offices
elsewhere e
The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business and having PRACTICAL
know ledge Of the various branches feels perfectly safe
assuring the public, that he will he able 70 execute
orders for every description Of work In style that can
not fail TO give satisfaction.
His Bindery is (for the presently on seventeenth
street opposite the Navy Department
JOHN A. BLAKE.
WAsHIsroS, July 26th, ls4l.
NJ b. All orders lief, at the Madisonian Once VIII
be promptly attended TO.
July 81
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-27

The New York Courier and Enquirer has in
dulged itself IN series Of attacks upon the
Cabinet, which, probably, have done nobody
they have been conceived in spirit. which was
Incompatible with justice, and we presume the
day will come when the editor will regret them.
We notice them merely for the sake OF saving
that the elaborate attack, in that paper of Satur-
day last, upon Mr.. WEBSTER, being founded on
supposiuon that that gentleman is the author
OF letter published in the Commercial Adver-
tser, and dated +" Washington, July ISL is
wholly inapplicable, and therefore grossly un.
just. Mr.. Webster is not the author of that let
ter, as we know from the best authority Upon
the untounded suppostion that he is, the Cou-
rier & Enquirer, fills a column and a half with
passionate denunciation aud loudly calls upon
the people TO rally in the support of the Legs
lature against the encroachments Of the Execu-
tive Now, how idle does all this buster of the
editor appear over what the classical Mr.. Richie
would call "a mares nest 7" How unjust is
the pretence of any attempt on the part of the
Executive 10 control the Legislative branch Of
the Government There has been no nterfe-
renee, and not even an expression, except such
as has been naturally called out BY friends in
constant intercourse. Would this editor 90
from one extreme TO the other, and put gag in
The mouth OF the president and his Cabinet
Are they TO be silent, and passive, and not 10
have word 10 say about the public 81 fairs they
are called TO administer, and for the direction of
which they are TO be held responsible? This
would be strange despotism indeed. transform
ing the Executive from that independent cha
racter which the Constitution gives il. 10 the ma
ture and condition of puppet or an automa-
ton. We are as much the friend Of legislative
independence as any man, but we are al the
supporter Of the Constitution, and tina, instru.
ment no where teaches US to trample the Execu
tive under foot No. There is sphere for
each Department, and there is sphere for eve
ny ciuzen, aud for every editor And neither
can overstep the bounds with impunty.
W bile the editor Of the Courier & Enquirer
affects TO sneer at honest opinions enter
tanned IN Washington, let him not complain if
sshlngton should not esteem Wall street OPT
Mons as nfalIbe or immaculate. Let him re-
member that the liberty of speech, Of conscience,
and Of action which he freely exercises himself.
IS also cherished BY very considerable number
Of people in this quarter Of the country
The Courier may continue It's attacks--the
New Orleans papers may denounce the Wash.
ington press, but all this continued til dooms
day cannot alter state Of facts. We may find
an apology for their conduct IN their want Of &C
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$4,000
AND
so PRIZES of $1,000.

On Saturday, 2sth August, 1871. the
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Class G, for ISL,
VIII be drawn at Alexandria Va
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 $500
1927 Dollars
so Prizes of 1000 Dollars
50 OF 5000 Doars-50 of 200 Dollars. &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Hayes s5-Quarers s. so.
Certificates Of packages Of % wholes $3.50 90
do do 20 halves 65 90
do do % quarters 30 20
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF Packages
in the above splendid Lolteues,-address
J. g. GREGORY & CO, Managers
Washington City ID C.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over TO all
who order as above july - -2aw3wd&c
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-27

DIED WRITING FLUlD.-S,evens Brilliant
IL Red Writing Fluid, most splendid and beautiful
color.
Also Stevens other writing Fluids
MAYNARD Moves Superior Black Writing Ink in
large and small sized bottles
Arnod's and Terrys superior copying Ink. For
sale by WIN F BAYLY, Agent for
J. X HERRlCK
Pennsylvania Avenue between 81 and
July - 4l.2srects.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-27

ZINC BUILDING, FURNITURE, CARPETS,
Il &c, at auction--On "Wednesday, 2sth inst at
O'Clock, P NJ. shall SELL without reserve, in the
yard ofthe National Hotel, the Zine building better
known as Gadsbys Log Cabin, containing large
Of excellent building materials, fine flooring,
and about IL 900 feet OF zinc; with lot of Sc
cond hat Carpets Curtains, Mattresses, Cots &c.
The attention of builders, coppersmiths, and others,
respectfully requested, as the sale will be positive
DYER & WRIGHT,
July l5-3t Auctioneers
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DEMOCRATIC REvIEW-New Series-is to
~ be Published for the future in New York by
Messrs. Langley, Booksellers, in an improved style
appear without fail on the first day Of every month
The number for July may be examined al The Book
store of F. TAYLOR, by whom subscriptions will
be received. july "A
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-27

SCRAP IRON AT AUCTlON-On Wednes
~ day the 4th of August next at O'Clock 7. Nj j
will be sold bv order the Navy Yard in tins city,
the following lots of Scrap Iron, viz abou,
10000 pounds Scrap Iron from smith and anchor
shops, and trimmings from tanks and cambooses.
$4,000 pounds feather edge Iron.
1900 pounds small round pieces punched from
tank Iron.
Terms Cash, in specie.
w. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
DYER & WRIGHT,
july 24-dis Auctioneers,
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nUILLs FOR sCHooLs.-Russia Quiiis In
W cool order also fne lot Of low priced Quls suit
able Tor Schools WEIGH States with oak frames, and
cheap Cap and Letter papers for sale by
WIN. r. BAYLY, Agent for
j X HERRICK,
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Sd and
iuly 2T l-2 streets.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-27

POSITIVE AND LIS SHLE OF hLU zhDI-f@
INSTRUMENTS.
ON "Wednesday evening next, at 4oclock, we shall
" sell at our auction store, the balance OF those
splendid Mathematical Optical Philosophical, and
Marine instruments, which left from the sale of
Friday last. As this is TO be the last sale, and they
positively TO be sold the attention Of scientific and
other gentlemen are requested, such bargains may
be obtained as may not be with again in this city
DYER & WRIGHT,
July 24-2t Auciionecrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17
GENERAL u,Rmsov and HIS WIFE


y "''''"s rcmn.sceucc. couusrfcI with a yi,,
made b. ihc vocalist. ~. u rsscl. ., 9TH g.nIl,,
summer Is given N The New Y,f, H,.rs.. olrbu,.
day. "'
ihc vocalist. IAo every other ficnI. found , vo-o
'"''' "' Wr h%usriiih.c u.ausi.u Ut Gen. UtrJs,,
N'''- "e songs sung was % rluuIvo d,ucs ,c ono
''NIg D, "- n d1Hl aud rrurIue in IFS Lyru.gc ,,.
',''" ''y WI Nve.' The language .,,s .r-, ,.,I.
'''''eu ~ ihc hsIPy lie auI loves oil General ~
ri .'' "Hs ,"id wiic.' both ui whom found ,r ,m.
'y 'i ti'h "iler IEg mI-I perfect hln.iusss yt.,.
r''''''e i' ENJOY. Toe music was o,rr.,v..--
' ''e ''"c' recalling aa 90 II the ,,cYt. .f y,,, -
'.'''I''I'ed domestic bIss Nlr lI,rrI-5, 60 IN
'''' 'i'' is Tears are CprjBgIugs vb,r, r,, tr.
'''"' OF s., ~ 1ihy are not Jura y, r. - =,
l"' oH Mis could ui r.luru iron, ,,.,.,,
ne I'n.fk Of Nlrs. Harrison. Iu rv.,., A..
",entd q "on1us WcIaur--. vasrh.J, 80
""''l "I necessity must ruuC-l ,Ht4yr .T r,.
if'" North B'Id ~ Washington. as,l n ,
''''''i ''3n 'hr humble citizen sularuiru9r,r s
'''" I'D I"t ifgs.d"ui Of e nation, whit the r,r.s .I
P'''''i'Ie, Oh h"vcuImsui UPON h- 80 suItrr.
"NI' 'iiI Mrs. ~. chat my HgsHluTs lf.,..T4t
'.' "" NHfre he o., happy aud toufcytI ID. -.,-.
'3'"' ''nncml Ii1rr.spn hc1.i Ip Ice hons, 49,.
10y I.i'i s1no1Idrd hy the remnant of b. p-...
i.. '1 iIH sentiment rlI dYYHr.s. g.ff H..
" '' "i'-s earthly. AH.. bou igly b.yg ...,
''''''l".gs Di iIo vs. io ~ralIl..i Sha vb..
Do" WIS abe nurd uI wife srgr, r..i...
.. .'.-fe 'D~ cErsuf lIo rrtgrraf. isrB rr.r
LOAD we write. relating t1c .r8,.r story .t,
'" woman. H.rs are filed .y.r.
.'' .' ono ao.rsr 90 lcr dian Irc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

Our readers will Gul IN anolIcr rplrma a recon-.
nnendiion 10y the Prcs'dcat OF a i7, Of ,a.lrrr anl
prayer u D, observed "a common ,raIpa of the ul.
uonll calamity which has bcalcu us. Ihi, is "a,
we would wash II. Where the hand of Col Is soon
Christening whom hc luNcIh. It T. meet that We ar.
1Rnowletse Es FsFcr sHl h,rt the h-lr Turn ip ham
indcep humility ana love. The p,anp an SHOW, oi
the funeral pail. me hcar.e, the munl,I drum and the
Glow arl measured IN lrciI mly be well. they sho,, the
respected men for the nan and the oi e bat ar bet.
ter - i for the living, and more CHERISHED l4l aepr1y.
a. 10y The immortal soul. tift can look back past he
valley OF the shadow Of death to tho lluI wacrs IT'S
'iayey tenement Is enrOmbcd) os mcn on such am pe.
''''on'o enter the hons, Of Cod. aud in humble AMI
con'n'e sPIriI, pour out their hearts 10 Him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

d. s,"- "Ne estimate cot rrspociabiliiy. 4 embraced
r.r., p'onuni'y OF teaching you a T. -son. Which I .in.
w.,n 4 L,on ~ n''o n SOLITARY 81 fucnvt. kncw
'"' "'"h'r of you would h,. ms .h,,e,. bcr,nsc
-, - '" Gould MA stop 80 low p, 4, marry
- : m'''', G; 'u' the event uhic, viii s,o,
-, ,L.,. "'esa". Your rousin knew nu;,.-
'1's sArrr>ed' s'ris. hut dd ! rpr tell 10, M, 49,,
N""ii ne 'fTy Some dy N Il You dad not o,i,fn !, =,
fr n husbHndi Aud did I noi tell Won tb,, bs g., 49,
w'th t"""r three such mnry huts,n~rs NJ Mr.. Pa. :,
and Mr.. b"'"n Ia more ways ,hnn uuc4 R-mcnl,r,
girls. that wealth Is a false standard by Which rn ipl,.
al rC- ~,c'abilriy and worth. Not that . rich man may
not b. respectable. bat that very otcu lac who earn.
h.s Gtly bread Wy the sweat of las brnv. IS more of 4,
gentleman than lac Who con l. his tIousanis'
AM they did remember u. nor in after years. ihcy
showed III their choirc of husbands that they had NOT
forgotten their honest old fathers lesson,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

FaNH - VII - - IL
The new administration Is now fairly launched
nnd every thing heiokens a prosperous aud dr.jy.
gni'hed career. The President continues fc rec,i,.
Tom all quarters Of The Union. the most dcri ed ~.
pfessions OF confidence and attachment. from ,Los.
WHO conferred their suGugcs upon has Tor tic SEQ.
"fd Office Of The uniian.
Io' Chambers and Todd, mc aids Of the late Pro.
,oeh'' have let The city; but Mrs Harrison. Col. C.gr
ANU and the rest Ofthe family, still remain nj tho
if''''en's House. They will leave probably o, FRI.
o"y' They have boon detained thus long b. n, IN.
ness OF The two g~rondsgHs Of The General
President Tyler Sill remains At his L,r,;o.
'0''"ns H,'cl) The ladies Of hs nmi1v have ,,
ye' a'r'ed. Mrs. Tyler II is understood. is il, ,,u,,
''''''le hea'ihi but IN presiding ri The white House
I've ""' be assisted by her daughter. Mr. Jones. o.,
,"s"'"' a"i Mr. Tyler, Jr lomcrry Mis- C..,c., ,
daughter Of The celebrated rmscdnp5 Tt.,o (. ~ -
~ unmarried daughter, Who. It half Ice tine vb,,L
lame reports Of lnr personal atincr,,s Gill
ulr,a"' addition TO the young ond lovely g.,rr,, o.,
washington society. Mt John Ty.cr .gy vuL.-
presidents private ]sccsciIry.
~ present the cabHci uacrrnv. ,-, t.t,..
pa''mont Of State. IN The seeuar..
ber. t''''c cham.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

TYPE S~TICKERS-Wc rasualiy mentioned d
" or two ago, that the newly elected MlyOr 90 RAJ,
umore VAS a short time siucc a joarneyInan printer
The instances are not rare m which those bred tc tho
profession Of printing. have become distinguished and
hundred.
To say aoihin. Of franklin. Tho beacon light OF iha
craft, Ne have mUur day more than unc iua'ance uf
this honorable distinction. Isaac Hill, the Goyernof
of New Hampshire, was = Journeyiuan lsIuter; Srm.
ucl r Armstrong. late Mayor OF this cary, was on,e
a Jrurncy m1n printer Nr Knapp. the Secretary Of tho
State of Ncrmonr, was a printer. And what is more
u:cunsequcnce in the editorial profession. some of the
most distinguished nere regularly bred ia the cran.
Our neighbnr Green, the pnpular editor ofihe Mon d.
ing Ps, was once a ragged liulc RULER 10y. Mr..
Homer OF the Gazette. was brought up on Pea md
Brcr'cr, We rrcoilcci many years since OF seeirg a
iowhcaded o~Ncrsuwn 10y, in an obscure printing o.
fec II v rm 81. The b. is now MIR G. ecly. Itlie tai
enicd editor uf the Nsw Yorker. OF equally obscure
origin MAS the cd tor ofthe y Y Spirit OF the Times,
Mr. VIM T Pnricr.
Tbs first we ever saw rf Deacon Wild. the elitnr
oi al" New York Sl1, al IA clever writer for vr cut
'nlg1zinr's &c was IN a printing flee at Lowell.
NheE he was ~ higher IN a grade than a ",rinter's
devil" The trlih i, it a IN m hl> gehius, The ART of
printing will draw II out and set ~ To WORK. P.inlcr.
with the sIme amrrnt Of natural TALENT ALWAYS M lao
the m,s; p1'1lar editors. because they imbibc the tao
ui the profession. S-hnolcI among &" ypc, and sliad.
ows, they have every op.pttu1uy OF $ udyias public
taste, nni oidiyerimg heir minds - as u meet tho
various readers. The discipline Of their minds may
not bS - severe anl rgil IS that required for en-
hence IN the lSsh pulcsEou; b Il This il n pcculiari
~ whiehih, great mass of the people care .o;hing a.
boat. and II Is uliIyhrIh!c II the free interchange OF
mind with mind. Tact. give us cliiurial tact. Ia
oar Pr'iessloritis everything Boston TTmeI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

Two gentlemen hy tho name or BrougI. ono Of
~hom glorics IN the name OF JOHN, aud who was
nuiitor of the slate Of Ono, uuI went by the iiHe o,
Auditor BrouSi. while on his eIcc'ionecring duties
last summer n: the expense Of lie Stale, have com
men;ed the publication Of paper IN Cincinnaii. un.
der the namo Of The Inquirer" IL hs first nurnber
TIE edi'er perhaps sets has coulter rather dcep for r.
'he" beginner and indicates a spinr Of pcrs1niErv.
mat WiIi' for aughi we see. render hUn a rpih.r u,.
p'll'ar youth am ing the Respectable portion of the
public lilo. among ofher things. makes an ali,rL uo,u
Us relative To our remarks upon Ihe bI,c conduct of
MI IuPPan, Oh the OHIO Bank BII-us.nr his ,ru,.
t'H'i influence upon his minions ia the OH, sru,i,
- prevent ITS passage. We acknowledge that w., m,y
have rendered oursell obnoxious 10 cau-urc by assam.
ing that MI. TdPpan dd use That influence or com.
troll from the fact that he stated he It'd So. when il =.
wen known that the gentleman has M m,rc regard
1or truth than we have for him. II is cnousb e., o,,
purpose that we can provo that Mr.. TIpp,n inserted
that lac did defeat the bank bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17
APOsrRo?IG TO TIE GALAXY.

What are yc, assiYed ~ yoTr rp5iug OF white.
b'yonI whore the sun drinks IN oceans OF li.ht.
= iFmpnulIug ihc stars, ny, the iarACsi we Sc
Jisi P~'"'iitas hHver IN prove that We be-
E""r region uur vision can never Lysrs,-
NHal are y" u lovely atIiuug on high,
H"-Al O.iIs. 10 yc give 10 the c1rlci it, re.
Ia'crr's through space with Imi ctuogs s,,ar.
Or destined as NIgIls, watch over CNgaI..
To guard other worlds from iEu comet, advance,
What are yc! Your Xpuc. ducs It's circ n, ,y..uI
lt'nhi spteScs whera lIc angels their mlnsir.l.v 5I,,i
And dn ve pour E,.rtuI tIn ihr5l. am! an, cb,f,
Tho 'r'cn!"T OF light ium The di.k of vorr G.r1
WHAT are yr' Iiupi whit Ga" nr!sc Ia. lift
Then a5e ye upi orbits OF beautiful mimi.
Tie While, siaIulCS, robe yc lur ON ia. vsc,y
IL c!1sicH'SS The emblem # ~ ud uIunila ,,yg
l' Ilnry's oHcIrs oa, h.I ID Inn iI.rr.
1 y'i5 woEd So r.,Piea!cur. Your r.r.oa 81, fair
vi 'ci"SS allied 10 the angels in birth.
Nr yet e. ". cr'ycIling au,>ili,s OF Garth
!nieliIscuis Using 10y IuIclIcrI's force.
SAL nearer 10 Hun Of perfection the source.
tFiiH natures Immortal, al sppiIcs, in soul.
Nnd cHortshing mia! as ia splcnIor yc r,ly
N"'l.""sl 'nI SCI" oIui your altar, OF prl.s-.
N"ur"iIEpuns 80 lovely their oris,n. lal.c.
prrhe'n"I aul happy ia yoI'h's a-Irn. glow.
NIsInH.1g % irii- where he Wild n ryr- ga,,
The hidcr c''csscs The Guild ufIrs lyc.
j no m'iIcf protection IH3ipsr- from abnyc.
A"i h"lh IN The b,rs ufahrcIipu behold
Ia" beauties OF mHi ant OF v.ru, unfold.
Ana i"nry dseeaIs, hy yna: goycs aul bland
sirr4rn.,
Your poets cajrauccd ln c'y-ian dreams.
" Wa"ed iF'n 'hr plrrIIz; auSug vour hrrh, bower.
he~'aTsins Ihc numbers whl!c cuIruc the hpvrrs-
ihr learned Of your syst ms. phIu,,pLcr, visr.
N~rnn''heTs mapping Ihc stars CD yOlr skies,
vast oceans expanding. yuut lmd.rlars scr.uc.
h'lr r"d'leui groves. and your valleys OF green.
y systems o. mai sc are no, >iIli The word.
NhHa are YET No answer buI echo IS hoard.
Do We lead IN the van Of the spheres a., i,oy ,yLirI
j. ihr VISION Of whiIene-s the aig W. unGrI.
All OF The reverse are these cmllrns di,fI,,cI
oi worlds m tall s]plcnIur anI gIury arnvcJ,
we iliIh yes stellar as.canlIlcr combinrf.
H'' N"ny '' r'n]nro The bright grown. nT muI.
To show hpw 10 can. like the ,rars. m ,t.,l,,
Relieve ourlIi,s oob from. the gl,ou Of lis vo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17
OFFICIAL.
70 The rcqgts q Gc UAitci state,
a RECOMMENDATION.

~
when n ChUshan People feel thcmselvs- ., beovcr
taken hy a great pubIrr caisu,ry. d, becomes them to
humble 'hemsclS,s Cndrr ,Ac dspcn,u,ion Of Divine
Fo"Nidcnyc. 20 recognise liz righteous government over
10" children Of men, 10 acknowledge Ills goodness ia
H"tc past, ~ well as their own unNor,hine,s. anh To
'%nTHlTate Ills m,rciiul protection ~; the lutarc
The death Of WILLIAM 'IENRY H,RR,,ox. late
Pr sicnt ofihc United States. 50 soon after hs lev,,,r
To- 'h'i high Office. 5 a bereavement pcculiarly cal.
'nlnicd to be regarded =, a heavy affection. aud ia
mrr's' all minds will a sense ocihc un~er,n,y Of
human things. a"d UfIhe d,pcn.cncc OF Nations. "a,
VIC" ~ % individuals. upon our Heavenly Parent
have 'ho' ghi. therefore. that I should be arfira
' ''nioHniy With the general expectation uui Gcl n
oi'nc community IN recommend NJ. as now do. =, the
People of the Cni'ci States OF every ~rcli.iols de.
nominal o., ih1i. arccrl.u- 20 their several modes aud
i"rns Of wOrs I, thoy observe "a day VI Fas; ia, an
PrlNe by such r,agiuus services ay raa, bo su.iall,
On tho ocrusipn; aud / recommend FRIDAY. the four.
'ccnih day Of May next. for that purpose: to the md
that on that day. Nc may all with one accord. ioin IN
humble awi rc.crcHt,al approach 10 IIrN. IN whus,
hands Ne are, invoking him 10 inspire Us with a prorci
spIrit aud temper ofhciri aud mind under thc.r frav n.
Ut He providence, and still to bo.tow Has graciou,
hcncdicIcns uPln our Government and our ciuuirr
JOHN TYLER
NNSnINdroN, Aprll3. ISL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

".l'' ''0' frH.-g-r. 81. r.,s.,,,
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ray ''''y 'n'r.ar thar abuses. uar-,..
", DE Corrected. 400. proper rlr r. A.,
Ferry Should ugt be- aa exec.
,.'"i o. % hHs been asserted That the n ,-,
''' ''n' hla's h1r cos, Tho r,,.,rr ~,
- moro '''n t- sIns k.uIor4,n. r.,
'p'"s''''i a'd certainly no oae will b.. b.,..
'.' o''''eI affirmation than qa r,s-.
'''.e' 'i "e olJaaueo Dsyauseat-g,D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

SPEED OF THE MAIL IN oLDEN TIME
IN the "~heeiing Repository" of Juno -. lslS. i,
tie following article in regard 10 Il race between The
Uniiel States mil aHl a road wagon. from Baltimore
20 Lexington, Ky.
o the 2Srh Of Apti iu@. a merchant in Lozpr.
ton received by mail a letter with The BL;mlrs rs,
mark of the 81 of the same ~ ,n'h. mionuir. him
MAT a Wagon had been loaded wIh coffee fGr him. on
vac ISL OF Mircl'. The wagon started, perhaps, the
first Of April. aul Ihc letter the neyl d,, Thc l,Ircr
reached Lexington the 2Sih, aud the wagon arrived
there the day G!lowIng."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

NANAL-The Norfolk Beacon state. r.,,a, g.,
: % a',n'm'n' determined upon nr rc r,,n
'yl,an'a and winch Is no~ rosug 90 b,,rI
lover Con Deck % lo' 8 - ponder. ,,rtp.
han Guns and PaiHhan Shot are lo.. r.,n
Founder Z"
Middle Gun Deck 30 loag 81 FOUNDERS .
han Gums. 'iN
Upper Con Deck - % pound Medium o.an.
Pai1h1m Cum. '"'
Spar boek32 - pound C1nn,ulIes and 4 MI
- 10 Gun. Total I3y.