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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
HISTRlONlC.

We learn that several young men NJ this iii,
have formed themselves into q corps drnmatiaue. ,,J
will perform at the City Hall. for the gra,iG ,a,.on OF
our citizens. some evening ne At week. the drama Of
Douglas. with songs. REGULATIONS. sc. Of which notice
VII be gwen The regular stage has. as seems To MS.
80 lar degeneraied that 1t Is scarce deserving Of pub
TIC Ia'ronage, and we are not sorry to see the drama
revived N however humble form, by those who will
never make acting 4 profession, nnd who will pre-.
serve At unconnected with those scenes of dissipation
'he usual o"ncomiianis OF theatres. The principal oh
Jee' OF the young men now engaged is Improvement in
recitation, and the proceeds of their houses will he
detected To the use of the orphan asylum and o,her
charitable purposes. We hope Those engaged Will re-
Seiyc encouragement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
EDITORIAL SUMMARY

W. VI l(l.
INe Hon. Daniel Webster has retIracI TO his post
NJ Washing;oa.
The Bdum re Comfy Cur, has dsc:IcI. IN The
cases OF the men issu'ns shiupl ,~tess contrary TO law
mat ihey are hounl 10 redeem the Stme.
The whrie iiaa Of The TIIcNlter c,,aI from II Iii.
more will he ready for navigation by the IJh ms,
Col Wan Of F.orJI tiiaks rhlt N, whole ever.
gi'des OF HAT Territory can be rendered Dry am fertile
land by opening the heads al the rivers, at very Sigh.
expense aud thus draining the land.
Professor Sllrmn periorneI The exnerim,n, -.
Gently at Lowell, Mass. Of spItdrfying Carbpnic oerI
gas portions Of which were pissed t. The au Hence in
a spliI state.
The Philadelphia papers say thai the c,rmit
lee appointed to investigate the afrrirs o. the 4. Safe.
BANK have re?'rlel the stock worth SO per shlr,.
Tue New York Courier Of "Wednesday last states
'he money market easy, not from The abundance Of
money but the scarcity ofJemand
Inc proarieIors Of CharIe,Lrvn bridge. Mass. hive
voted TO accept the So, 900 offered 10y the Common.
wealth aRd resume their charter.
Samuel Phillips was lately mulcteJ in s5O0o h.e,-o
The supreme court Of Rhode bland for having rrinod
Win The affections Of Miss Ruth II EIdr.dre. and Left
her a broken hearted ~"widder."
A Boston paper has como TO the conclusion that
s'ean Is cheaper than water for manufacturing cot III.
The post master at West AleIandna says there j.
no John Smith any where in those "digginrs."
some OF the eastern papers announce That the queen
Of Ensland's baby has been waco, mated. Thai beipo
the case we suppose it will have a sore arm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

'.e io''"w ing biogrophy ola noble and rhivalous
yo"" no Out i"r the lan, niaLlc event which Ter.
"n. nus existence, would have become an orna-
nia..".. "e S,f.ioe and hs country. - extracted fruru
N"cNenzies Life of Com. Perry, re.entIy puLl,.h,J
y "e ia ers. m their faaily Libiarv:
James Alexander !, rry entered the scrv;c. =,
p, "'l"g 'hen ten years old. and c"niinued I'm IN,
"'"' ~ New ort IVA" yeas; after " HE h. he en-
panied his hroihcr To Lake Eric. cscap.d un,vonnI"I
through the hsrile. bui with snnir, bullets and -.
"s lhrnugh hts Int and clpthes. and nccoInnani.d H.
expedition np tho 1himes. lilo was To have ron.
WIN his broil'er IA hts dying slnadroH: bat the pc,c.
'"uing short that expedition. h. went in the Chinp. CO.,
o. me Mediterranean in ISIS. On her derariure f,o,
the Mediterranean he was transferred 10 the Op,,,;-
ron the Ontario he passed 10 the Java. and ON The dc.
rartnre oi the Java for the United States. = ,n,.
ie'f'u '' me Washington, in which he reiurneI hom.
late M 1917. after a hong and highly iinpuyinp c,ni,.
lie was now made lieutenant ON board The Pcoca.,
Subsequently he was sent by his brother IA France =,
improve himself, and resided a year or two -, p,ss,
~ The inInily al n learned Protestant clergyman. p,.
ring inns hhne, ms improvement in the language of ib.
country, and in the general cultivation of his m;,I
was extraordinary and he made such good use oS M.
time that he came hame n very ac,umnl,sheJ vr,,,
maii, an hi' 'trao intry ann ! i arc eerGulpes,
r nderel HIM n very agreeable one. lie passed ihrn,h
the perils OF his youth wi h no ether disaster th,, H.
loss of a small r1rion Of his chm. IA n duel Win =,
H''dshipman Of his own age. but which did no, ma.
terially ininre his gpod hoks; and. soon after, won, .,
sea M the franklin. as one of her 'ieuieuanis. Sh,rt.
ly after the arrival ofrhe ship at valparaisu. he had ,
night encounter IN the streets with tive soldiers. WIN
attempted tn rob him. lie successfully resisted them
securing the sword OF one of Them. when they took Il,
their heels. Gong one morning with n large parry
oi mldrhipmen and n single seaman. m one OF tho
f~tanklins bnis on a sh Eiing excursion, in attempting
T. land on the beach, they e Il nnpcrrcived in the roi.
ler', 81 dungeons on that cnisi. and which ~sdIIenIv
rse behind yon after n long stiffness. The boat was
turned over. AMI her whole contents pre- cipiiaied. with
terrible violence. into the Mingled sand nni water
Then the trenchensls wave swept blt k. carving with
1 'h" hnnt and lis struggling crow. The most vi
eorons recovered themselves. SEIZED upon an qpr or a
thwari, and commenced s~w winning for the shore
. rerry' active. fearless. and an exert swimmer. went
r IN ahead al The party. and would have hccn The fir,
." lard, when. hearing the cries of little Coffin. the
y The youngest oiihe party. he pat back Ia his assistance,
n and hec"ming exhausted by The renewed raging. 81
/. The sur persisted " ithvut accomplishing the oljecl OF
> his selEsncrifce."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
WELLINGTON on Ills LEGS-Ui

WELLINGTON on Ills LEGS-ITis STYLE Of
speaking Is what may Ne expected from his rharac-
tet- PLAIN, simple. straightforward. Ills sentences
are short and piihy his language clear and lucid. his
delivery abrupt. When he makes n point. IL falls on
the mind with The force Of n slcdre hammer. His
voice reminds one of That of m ,niccT u, inr The
word 81 command; he lays emphns's short and some
what harsh. ON the leading word or words of The
sentence and speaks the rest inian IN ler'onc. The
arts and tricks Of the orator he wholly dis,Iains-
They arc foreign 10 The genius of his mind. They
would he out Of Place in his speeches. who fcrcnd
Tor Their interest and ihcIr value up their simplicity
HER iruthinlness, and their commnn sense For the
same reason he never n'tcmpis To impose on the house
q inc'i'lous enthusiasm or n pretended excitement. Ir
'he Duke oi Wellington gets exc itet-aId he viii
sometimes get inio n terrible passion NJ any infringe
m"n' oi constitutional integrity or breach of d;srInIIne
there - ~" misiaking il for n mere srcraroG climax
Ia n speech he Is completely possessed hv The den on.
me only action he ever uses nn such ocs a ;ons. mr.
ihen II - almost Convnlsive. Ills arms nud Ices .c,n
n" longer ." lie under conttnl-ih,v Criy or rnd
shake and rr"mhlc; and The clenchcd Isl violcut 10
aud frequently struck upon .he tah'c. dcuntes Thai
some very rnteni feeling of Indignation i. for The lime
mastering the usual calmncss Of this s,Irrcss. ssed
man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
OBITTARY

Died, Yesterday, nj 9 A.. NJ. BEvJ,ury DR,Ev Fso
~ Ihe 10 "a year Of his age. Mr.. Drake was n naive
oi henticky, Mason county. but removed io tins c,y
when a boy,anl has been me OF its CT zeus tr ,h,n,
Ih'ny Hour years.a period whicfs includes It's grou IN
~" = ','"go !" us present magnitude. Daring this
lime he has been associatcd WITH many nj, 1900
DC IhhabIiants IN vari"ns works of usefulness. and
was iam'ihr with most Of them. IN general s,cie ~
ne was known TO all. and his loss is deeply felt in a
wide sociul circle.
" various fortune Of his life brought him into va.
rious employmenis. lie WINS NJ JG,,on, -.
mercantile business. an editor. n lawyer. anil ,p ou.
matt ChronirLs. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

Tie Sch9obaosCy and his SshoEqy-A s,b..r
master heonng one u BIZ scholars read. te boy ,bca
n' ,'". ~ 'e worn h'"or pronounced % Gj. the
master told him % should be- pronounced -
iho b. as thus-ou0r VERY well. sir." r,pIioJ mi,
Ild. y will remember for Inc future" az" 49,
'ho master, always drop the a." The now r,,yo,,a
lhc m1strra tea, with a hot muffin. bad been b,,..bf
l' ue deck. bot he duties Ofhis a]vocafion made HIM
" NV " was c'id' whom addressing TIE slme boy
he TOLD BIN O, Toxic o. 10 Inc fire u, bs,t ~
~ fopIi'l thc scholar. nuI faking 81 to ib. G,.. 80,
o. Presently tho master called ior has mpJi,. n c,,
H' pr you h1de mc. sand hs boy "Est r yog .c,5.
drrl , ,aae You take go fhe IRE anil heat ~ aHgr
PC ,a' we Iae yesterday yo1 told me ALWAYS t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

The Columbus Herald, by an engraving. represents
Senator Benz. TaPpan Of Ohio. as selling his own
lkenosscs al Columbus, which we are informed hy the
papers there he actually did. on has return from Wash.
ingion. IL the state OF Ohio is not now sufficiently
degraded. we DO not know when it will he. A senator
with the consummaie vanity 10 get his likeness en-.
graved and then 50 poor and c~ontemptihly avaricious
as to peldlc ii out as the boys DO dying speeches aud
penny papers, u rather too bad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

We formerly supposed the sea-oou As much a pro-
duciion OF the Imagination as the sea-serpent or mer.
maid; but the following account says il is not 50. aud
We are now the more inclined 10 believe il rs The n.
mount OF water we get in our milk n,w-a-days. leads
us to believe that the cows in This resion have some
relations under water.
The Sea ~Corr.-Colonel Harvey. in his ,ccor, ~
piorai'on ofIhe Everglades, has made some imnor,on,
geological discoveries, and killed two ofrhe animals
called min-i-tee. or sea COW. whose existence vos
deemed fabulous. The ANNA. isIhus describeI;-Tbe
sea cow or some Thing between n poroise and a
zeal, about Is feet long. with head like oc,,y o,J roo
snail hippers-reat weight about $500 pounds. II
cannot leave the water, feeds on the grass of The
margin, and proPcls itself forward by a broad tail"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

MISE oy tiRE-Tbo Pousyrle PENN Emr,,
s',es me following aoc0unio Of aDo,hcr Coai Min. =, e.
Y I'I,''"ed mat ihe Mine Of Mcssrs. Stees and
since. continues 10 burn with increased g.. " !,
VEN o. n very large ouo-we believe The Nt,nna,,
Nein-'nd consequently must prove yerv J,.,s,,.m.
70 the proprieturs 81 The land. The m,,e 49,
We" Ctsile winch We have ~ frequently noticed ~
'm"es burning ~ usual, and the cr.ters mo-, ~.
sui number " we
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

a celebrated physician was once asked by 4 certain
merchant who loved high living. to tell him what was
the matter with his stomach. lie r~spliel Do YOU not
find in commerce that when imports are greater than
The exports there Is a glut Of ,he market Tha, is
your case. Yon must eat less and take physic." Com.
niercially. our people ought 10 take that advice. We
must nat less and take physic. or we shall never gel
well,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
FORGIVENESS.

How bsnutiiullv fills
Prom human lips The blessed wprl FORGIVE
forgiveness. It's The attribute OF God
me sound "i'i"h "p"ncth IIcavcn-rcnews AMIN
o. earth. lnsr T. lens hlolm. AMI G,nrs
Hopes hnl"y"n Ger the wa ste - Milf.
THREE happy he whose hau has bcan ., scLo.rl
In tho meek lessons of hu miliiy.
That he ran give il nrIeranrc; n imaarIs
Celestial grandeur 10 Ihe hrmanoaL
Aud makcth man au ANGEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

The Philadelphia Inquirer says Money matters
exhibited sons improvement on Thursday. FIRST
rate paper out Of d"prs, ! rer cent. n month. United
States Bank Stock sold al l9l,l3l. The opinion pre-.
walls That The report 10 he sIbmiueI on Monday mex,
to the s'okkholders. will be quite favorable. Much
anxiety is felt in relation 10 il; and the attendance
Of Stockholders will no doubt he unusually large.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

Mr.. E.diiar ofihe Pittsburgh G azetie-you are mean.
Did not we tell you last winter We did not intend To-
quarrel with YOU any more! Did we not say all tn,
good things we could about you. and did not we ex.
tend a cordial and friendly hand and ask you to take
M And now, after all this, you cannot permit ms
even To manufacture a Joke out OF one of your errors
without taking Us TO task for it. Indeed, that was
wrong in you, very.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
AND DEPARTURES or STEAM
BOATS SINCE OUR LAST
EAIRRANKs PATENT pr Arropvsr7Ie.

EfAlkhANK'S PATENT PIATFORNIScAIRs
These Scales are made in every ynre,v ~
'orm from The small counter scale 10 fl,nse IN nss -
rail roads and canals. "e ""
hose scales have attained a popularity rhrougbont
~, ~ l 'a",y ""' H"'Gpe' never enjoyed by any oiher
Nl.dihcation md are highly celebrated Tor tbetr a.,
o,"'y ana 'Iir'me accuracy, Manufactured 70, Inc
PropHeIos for The Western States. Bv "
~ l. X. LIVINGSTON. Pittsburgh.
Orders Tor the above scales. receiyed Nv
J. a U. MORRISON.
Corner Of Market a. Monroe <,
And by MICHAEL REILLY. Marie, So.
who ore authorised to sell at Pittsburgh prizes.
Als1 whites Patent count 81 Scale. hi,pp6c,,,
Cd by OEs Young. a new and FIRST rate article a. ~,
weighing. '-"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

DRoWNES. on Thursday last, April |. from the
steamboat Mimi, a short distance above Maysvillc.
ny. MIR ALEXANDER S~IALLCROSS, engineer of
sad boat aged about PC years. a liberal reward will
he paid fr the recovery Ofrhe body Oh application to
T.. 7. SnALLcAoss OF this city.
hioysvdle and Cincinnati papers please COPY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
wAEEEIMG.
TUESDAY MORNING.. APRIL 6. IsII.

The following gentlemen were appointed by The
County Court. at lis April term. to suPer'n'end the
election TO be held IN this county during lhe present
month.
For ne 7fiadclp1ia Precinct -Jocob Gooding,
Lewis Lunsiord, Samuel Oldham. John Fcay, James
Duncan.
Fer ne West Liberty ProoiHct-wlliam Dunlap,
Andrew Mitchell. Francis a. Beck. Thomas Martin
Josiah Morgan.
fOras Coar, HoUse-wm. b. Tyson. Louis Bayha
Benjamin :. Kelley. John Fawceti. VIM. NIX. Lamb
din.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

STATE CONVENTION or BUSINESS NJ
s,'.sy recommended by several iourn,r. Of a.,
''''e % Pr"nsylrauia That O. convention ~
ne' be called on rho 2Jb Of Nay AZ u,,,,.,,,- !.
'aNe INTO consideration hc situation Of sn, .,.o "
fairs. ~ o'' s''lo 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

a NATIONAL LEGACY-Amonr The m,nv =,
'cres''ng letters lately developed in Mr.. Sparks's Life
oi Washington. Il The following. said 10 have b.oD
"fi'eh M reply to a proposition made TO Wa>b;no,co
at The conclusion Of the war. by certain officers of nj.
army 10 accept a crown. The following sentiments
snow the republican spirit that animated The man
SIR: With n mixture Of great surprise and os,o,.
ishmeni' ! have read with attention The sep,;ne,,s
y"n have submitted 10 my pcrusal, BE assured. 81,
I'D occurrence IN the course Of the war b,s given mo
more painful sensations Than your inEormntion oC ,he,o
oei'g such ideas existing IN the army ns You have !,
pressedi snd ] musi view them with adherence ,nd
rePrehend with severity. For the present. the c,rn.
mnnica'ion of hem will rest in my own bosom NH,
some inriher agitation Of The matter shall make , "a,
closure necessary,
! am much nj a loss to conceive what por, NJ
conduct could have given encouragement 4, an IL
drcss which, 10 me. seems rig with the rr.,,.., 90.
chici that can belall my couniry. m am me-, Jcca"aJ
~ the knowledge Of myself you coeld NOT bo,o E,arJ
a person 10 whom your schemes are more Jsaa.aa
able. "sagree-
Lei INC cnnjnre yon, Then, Il you have ,,v
''f your country, concern for yourself or p,-is,.a
respect inr me- 10 Danish these thoughts Com go,
m''u' 'nu never communicate as from yourself ID, a..
""e oi'e' a sentiment Of q LIKE nature.
lam. SC.
HrHAfu...a |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
GEJRGE ~WASnINGrnN

'f"H Fr,HhHg Press ~ Jcgafsses-On tie "a .
N9'emhef' 1871 The first printing pres eve, MIL =
~ ''' 'S i'rn'oy. was set up BY Mr. Royl.,one
- E's1t."-'' @nd on ihoi day issued he first numIc ,
- nv. N''S,ile Gazette, though Knoxville va. ~,
ilid 81 until February. 1892. Wby n So - n'
N"U1IINc Gazette. We orc tumble to snr o W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

II Is rather strange thl, the great strcklers for s,ric,
construction Of the constitution to be found in y;,o;nio
Nno"'u De 'he hrsi TO violate lis most plain provisions.
which the Virginia Legislature have done nv emo.
ting The " inspection law" OF tIc last SESSION. Thu,
instrument gives Congress the power to regulate trade
pe'"eeh ihe states which Congress has done by law.
declaring That when n vessel in a port in a state
where It isno' owned shall comply with certain reoui,i.
lions she shall be suffered to depart, yet Virginia in
defiance Of thls has enacted other laws.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

Hon. WIN. 5. M'RG'S has been nominated r. rep-
resent M"nongnln county in the Virginia Legislature,
and At Is SAID he has accepted Ihe nomination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

Very little business Is now Conc, with the e1ccp-
lion OF Tint IN receiving goods. Our houses are nearly
all supplied with their spring stocks, winch are unu,-
naHy large and valuable. Country merchants can now
make fair business transactions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

i'ETHAN LIZ Roy Esq. a distinguished merchant
OF New York and father Of The wife OF the Secretary
State died in New York Thursday, AGED 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

DiED--oi FndIy IN 'rning "a, 81 inst. Tuu,
ALEXANDER Son Of Thomas d Janc Yong, age d
Two years tloNcr months and seven DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

" The meeting OF the General Committee Of the
Asylum will take place on "Wednesday the I7ih inst.
n, , O'Clock in the af ,crnoon ut the Asylum in the
house formerly owned 10y JAMES Green on 9Th street
south OF the Institute school house. Punctual aitcn.
dance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

IN lrsimlu, by way Of iilusi,,ti,, n.
-'''''y confinement stated that ont ofope b,rJ,,J =.
,ois sentenced 10 endure nis punishment A., M
Hinencun prison, ouly fifteen survived >"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

sue washington correspondent Of the CborIe.,on
Nonnsf' under the date Of l7h inst. writes.
while General Harrison was deliyer;.o H..
49, - was noticed hat when he came 4,
LII " y Nnloh relates 20 orr foreign affairs L.
S"'ee Nt' Preston To him and wbisporsJ s,,.aI.
"a his ear; whereupon Mr.. Prose- sone'hing
foH' who approached and was very .t,ao,'.a - Nr
passage Mr. foI' u 5 said. was yell -. " tme
'he zone "i The President on This .uts,c, ,Tt va"
".IeipIo' oe no hEieehug whatever bot,,c,a ~ or
hnis'raiion and The British poyeyp,.,, NC"
mere and Hose who seek Tor poac. ~"
tnl sPsrtL will net fail 10 secure = peace
Osoie that me late Hurry will hasfog ,bc nj ""f'"-
Oi al TIE difficulties between us and c., 'ig5'un'ni
there never was a moro uuer and emil, RI
Peanod than the above. We nofroI -,
hme Gen. Harrison spoke 10 Mr. Prrs,,, ,oJ "
between The Two paragraphs speaking az a..
ton of associations under our r,ye,,r..,
The oHe commencing. "our e~oniogomry.r 4,
No allu'ion 10 our foreign intcrcour.o. A.
then spoke 10 several members OF C,ry,
result was instead II bringing Mr. r,, q,
one nearer that the gentlemen gave v,y ,,rr.,
room ni the right Of the Speaker We -
that The remarkable force and energy with vt.,.
address was delivered bad hueucd Inc
that Tho coniigulty Of he crowd had 49,.
eve yet Of such slight materials will Lo,c
snsen oein their SANDERS. We n, p,t Loo.
wns 'aid 10 IT, Preston; but we a, Mo-. ~
On 'dea a. ms abgve could siono have sm,,,,ot g.
, supporter Of that man who ypro The c.L.
'pi'ils u 1923 ~ Mr. MLano. on, t,i.,.
and '"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

England has liberated her slaves an the Wcs, I,d;o.
and has now turned her attention to son.,Lio, o..
'Ne ~ 'Ao East INDIES. Authority has been gwen
by the government to import negroes f,,n si.f,e T.
: . hoor' and ships are going there for the purpose.
'"ey'H IS wen known will not go voluntarily. and
"ha' VIII al beT why slavery under another name
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

CoL"' CAND@S is a ciniiJlie to represent liar.
r'On county IN the next house of Delegates Of vi,yi
ma We hope the Colonel may be elected. NOT onIy
because lie ; a good wing, but because he !, a s,,ong
man. s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06
Bali. Pairiot If TbsrsdaV.

addition 10 The abIyc, we learn by
a gentlcmm who LEI. Washington in the cars at 6 %.
clock this morning Saturday that Mr. Webster wa
Mt the dept forwarding letters to New York. and i
was understood from hIn, that the President had pass
ed another tranquil night, and that he suIl entertained
strong hopns Of his recovery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

The Boston Adoeytiser in noticing Gov. NIcNuus
veto message eHelaims, the " Governor Of Mis-. mu.,
lie erooked'' That "a a mistake. We can insure tho
Boston man that the Governor is generally nghg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

TIE ESlDENT HEAL TH-The National
inieiligencer OF this morning says 1--WE learn that two
additional physicians were called in Yesterday 60 con.
suit upon the Presidents case. aud VIC have pleasure
IN announcing that. in their opinion, there Is an cyi.
dent improvement in his situation"
LATER AND BETTER-A letter from the Hon
webster. Secretary OF State. dated Nis morning.
,ays; President Harrison rcsSeJ a tranquil night. and
thus morning. friday } at sH O'Clock, Ne IS decidedly
better"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-06

Comprising a general variety ior Coach Maker
Plaiers. sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

\ ACCORDANCE win ia, pIov si"ns of u deed
i oil nus executed 10 The subscribe, by William
IL slip AID = nuah - "lie. b HiIug dal- - tie
% II day 4 F'bntay. 1873 aud III .o,d Ihe
count, c"uu vi Amherst, CERTAIN purposes there
IN expressed; VII be exposed 10 sale. Anl,r
Coun House, Al pubic auction. 10 TIE highest hid
II, Chat beng court day iof sad GseuUy two
rats - paICrls 81 Laud. II ny aud b,ng IA The
SAID tounls 81 Amherst, aud situated tie ninth
branch ol Ptda, R,el--one nact continuing nne-
" u,ae aeics, aud The Other tact cuntalnIug tony
SIX aotfS
The tie I" the aboge pro- efty is believed 10 be
uueXctp i"habl' Ut acuug is luslrr. such tue NY
all be conveyed ~ the nnde, .,goed vested n
HIM by sud dc,d
DAVID K EDLEY. Trustee.
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