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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21
SILKS, SILKS,


At THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
li2 Futon-,t near Broadway.
We would invite tie friends and the public
large selected of upeue Cloths Cassmercs
aud ves,inqs and fall Gentlemen
the city be furnished Nth fall suit IN 81 hours
saving Of at least 10 per cent. from Broadway prices
Strict punctuaity observed IN filing orders
Cash delivery, and no abatement prices
SThe department sui under the superintendent of
Mn Gaylord bes well appreciated by
public any Particular paid
10 cutting pant, au2l !. c. BOOTH Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

LEWIS Tuesday alh hst
lThe stock of f"niur"
Dealer consisting Sofas Bureaus Tables VI hogauy nSands
>eee. Glasses Boston Rockers full and
half French variety cane seats an extensive assortment on
CANT lot of Looking Glass Plates together I'm
ganlcc firmly. au@l ~
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Die0 {:

In th. city, August 10, Charles X. Kembe aged 81.
L. dropy Joseph Davis printer native Of
Es gand. and long resident of this CRY, aged ST.
Westburg L. August 49, Anna Smith, late of Brooklyn the
Seth year -fher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21
THURSDAY EVENING. Aug. =
MnNnAY Anr,,si ID.
BY =. DRAPER, DR..
FRENCH GOODS

FRENCH GOODS
On Thursday August 10Th al 10 O'clock his Auction Rocn
2C0 Ferch Goods of m:ortaon Comprising largo
general esopsbe articles adapted the Fall and
Terms months for approved eudorci
.talngnn. and snmnlrs % lhs . of .aln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21
HARDWARE AND WOOD WARE.
q ici.-

w. 81 i. JAMESON, 2J5 81 1851 Greenwich-st.
X ITCEN FURNITURE i'll all It's vaties, consisting of Hard
IN ware Wood Tn-wac and Wlowware, kept family
hand the best qualities low prices suit tho times
Those would h purchase articles of the above kid will find
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere.
~ of French Travelling Bags aud Baskets
aui lmis w. AZ J. JAMESON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21
SPLENDID FALL GOODS.


II The Subscriber. JOHN Il. DHNGMAM, GorHerly
Dingnan Fl The Public 10 his rich
stock DRY GOODS embracing every style
market affords he would thank the Ladies tor
their former them that complete assor
be fosnt 391 By the latest
tatons. JUS, received
BECE SILKS.
ceases very rich color-d striped de Antique
do striped and figured mode coors Gro Afrique;
u pieces elegant Gro &C New-York;
10 DO Ch=ae grounds, colored ayared Pcult de Sol:
10 do Gro de Perseei
20 do rich Cheae very heavy; also than
loo 10 rich figured >A., every style;
60 do striped ,iro De ARGUE. blue black
loo do PLAN and egured SIX aaa blue black SllAs.
llEREN0Es.
cases Just received, very cheap. and beautiful eOOrs
TAGLIONiS.
20 pieces Eoliencs rich patterns and SHADES
Figured. Plain and snrin striped De Lnincs.
BOIBAHTNES.
More than 80 different qYaI.tes
FRENCH. ENGLISH a AMERICAN PRINTS.
- cs>e. beachel Long Cloths, from 81 toI> Cd per yard
81 bale, untioached hnsin> from FL l0d per ard.
JOHN H. DINGNAM col Craud Il Orchard.
NR-Thc Of SILKS hi. side OF Broadway.
null tits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

II Mechanics Society schooi.-The School Committee
would respectfully nform patrons and the public
Tally that This will be reopencd Monday sd
August there are at those wishing
make application by calling the Bookstore of II
Rnor Bowey book hs becA lsit for that purpose
Thosc patrons retain seats Tor their children
who given notice to that effect will
please do so before the re-openng of the School
aui eod3w. JAMES MORRIS, Chairman School Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21
II Smbscripliors for Now York 2Inte L.onn.-No.

hereby line loans opened the Office Of the Man
Company the city Of NewYok, aud at the Back
the Albany for subscriptions Of Three Millions
Dollars public eiN be eo'eG Saturday
the 2lst day of August inst s O'Clock p NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

u
THE DELIGHTFUL Pleasure Grounds At Hohoken have beq
put complete order, and having been much improved
The banks the majestic Hudson offer pleasant
the hot and dusty of the city
and beautiful prospect embracing at glance
the noble bay dotted with slard- aud envcned with vessels gliding
direction bosom the city, with II. numerous spires
aud the distant hum of IL busy Inhabitants "he the river "tened
the distance hey Ond The palisades
altogether lovely beyond description and OF IT. KIND
N newly opened shaded walk, protected from the
u the Of noble oaks, descend IA is"
Coonnade where on moderate furnished re-
lreShen OF fhe best KIND ard suitable to the a'on inc Terry
boats have been comfortably refed with AWNINGS Sc aud leave
fore .: cent? In no other part Of the World perhaps can 30 ca
be cosiy obtained and trihDs aus Inn
1 nEiitCAN HARDWARE-rne subscribers have on
n hand of American Manufactured Hard
which they offer for sale at the Lowest prices
au0 I'm Successors 20 Pebon- Long . PIatt-st cor OF Gold
STEEa4 PENs-Mos.EYs GI-Lorrs and KERsHAw's Stsel
- good of POCKET BOOKS, and Other goods,
a, wholesale. E r. GILLESPIE 10 Johnsreet
WHITE FEETH-The Compound Aromatic Tooth Paste
w best article for besuiyng. and whitening
TEETH. without the least 1t and purife the
Prepared and .o only BY HORACE EVERETT Drug
sst door above Franknstree Pice h
lungs per Jar. au2D 9us'
moUsE EURNIsHINt1 ARTICLES.
X{TORAM L HAuGHWOUT sol and 563 Broadway.
w opening splendid If Chandeliers, GrandOles
famp Church Lamp. and Chandeliers Lamp. and Lanern.
Also complete of French porcelain
deek &C. &C. Table Cutlery and Japannery of all kinds rich
PLAIN Glass Ware Of all the and best patterns together
with every required House Furnishing
per cent below former prices.
B-Persops introducing City
complete of syered and Ormoa Chandeliers Mantle
Lights Brackets Lanterns Pendants &n received aull 2w,
ONE PRICE sTORE.-Gentlemen wishing to purchase
" good cheap Clothing do call at 1884 Chatham
where they ind at the following prices
Linen Jackets, o. Linen Drilling Pants 81 y; Cloth Goats
50 TO sl2 Goth JACKIE 81 So Pants 81 10 TO g. IS
Cloth Pant. 50 81 80. ljy27 Inn JACOB CoGSWELL.
~ IMPORTED CORSET WAREHOUSE
VI w BRIT, Cedar Pearl. receiving arg.
IN Of white and colored C0RSETS and
Warraned give atacton, and selling extremely low
prices
" r. Country Merchants supplied aual N
Oval CHIP PILL BOXE. in casks Of 10 thou
" sand each, for sale by J. u. & B.. z. SMITH,
Chemists and Druyv Fulton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

BERMARD, CORN DOC TOR aeq uants his pstiest.
IL. he has ed 81 Broadway Aurra-s' aaII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

u Particular Noiice.-Thoae persons having furni-
OF any description dispose Of WHO breaking up
house keeping will find ready sale for portion all Of th
good, y sending their address calling the subscriber
Goods any amount purchased
aus In F. COTTON, 1877 Chothan-square.
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= Liberal ca.h consisamen;s or auction
N, NANNY EVENING Aur ~ =, = o,.L,cL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21
w A n T S.

NANTED-ih hoy about l. years age nliag
w tend TO the Interests of his employer whs she
Of toe city would Be preferred Apply No ssor
House. BroadNhy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

Oa Yesterday afternoon lonely widow Oish
live children. passed through ,ls gI,y. co ,a- TO-
turn % the eastern rar' 0.ius State. .om whence
they had removed a shar, slime since 10 one OF tho
Weston states Their Jrom and helpless crGji-
ton excited ihr syunl,ass %. s1uc os0as knI hear.
ted c,lzrus.uho 1su.IeI them with ucccssar, iard
md money % carry them SON, distance GA their
barney. Their nar1 earthly prop had been taken
rom Them. lie Whose enterprise had borne them 20
'hewssi.whcrc he louiy haepd 90 transplant, bis of
spring ani rear hem to vigorous manhood. with
stout heart; and brawuy arms--perhaps % be The
pride other country bad sldIclly sank into tho
grove. leaving his iopeuiln; wife and Eve children
In sisic bur liiae removed from ;,euury Bo-oayed
and heart broken ,hoy resolved to sock ,hor 5rnor
home IN the ess; and on their arrival here. they
were enurciy destitute OF TODD and the ln,aus OF
making il
Hunger and fatigue had already ,yorsici their
anes, aud the cold rain dripping from ,hor drench
od and much worn clothes, made them altogether
the most ritiable objects we have cverLehold.
Can We not make some pcrrrantu, provision. for
such like OBJ cts Of charity - often seen passing
through our town.
Cannot our humane citizens. without any pomp
Or parade without any ringing OF the 5olis or
other "inkliag cymJol," come ,aso,hcr 1r the pur-
pose Of forming poor e.aisrlu,, society," Ia the
uame Of Gcd let the oaJu be made and God will
blcsst,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
NE Truos

FmESD WHARroN-lI has been a matter ofoou-
siderable doubt with mo Tor some time what course
bur yrgiuin Legislature would pursue in regard to
he banking institutions of'Our State. now that the
democrats or Iocof,cos as yJa cali Them seem 10
have a small majority, bat my reflections haye been
immediately occupied with She pro5sJlc course OF
our western te.n5cr members and senators.
Many have supposed ,aud will no. listen 20
jou5sn the subject, that they Wi. 60 with al their
force % compel IA immediate resumption OF specie
payments. and generally Against the Institutions;
hur sig, am uot ono ofIh'se who lhuG So, nor can
be persuaded ghal such will he glc case until Ilo
ncls stare mo ia the face. am well aware trah
E.co6c, Aialshai Tyler, aud many other western
couu.cs elected their members vI,h al Icas, au uu
lcrstauIIns that they woul1 60 for compelling au
immediate aud unconditional resumption aui qar-
TALLY on those grJuAds 10 may bo said our senator
was elected, though local question was the real
cause Of his election, for il mast be eyijsut % ury
reEerlng man acquainted with the diSuol, thai q
majority Of the people see The absolute necessity oil
waiting until lle surrounding sIacs are ready 10
RESUME before Ihey force Virginia o. DO 80, o. the
utter ruin other people, auI particularly those Of
Tie west.
Our western members arc western men, md ful-
j. understand western Interests. and beng such d
aonc,' Rejecting men have no fear Of their .akinr
any course injurious 10 western interests. b4r on
tie contrary feel well satisfied lhat they will study
well what IS tie true is,or,st olh,ir constituents
and boldly and fsarlc..ly do what their julgraou,
and experience tells Them is right
IL ls q lg-p SANDER q, Far f1..f IA, rrrra.r,f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11


rnr Zoo r1uk urr' cur Charlu vi,l go las expert
gar. termed ra'. Ni.h sG.rri
t.'.E Hrr. u struck l'tI O. rr'til path 1.Fs-
sing Iu.isr &c lodges anl immense rr.a..... ua,
/ wei is'.1el horses hcar..r Us sllc's ovrs is1sN
. Nh'.', had We been mounted on oUJ Now ElgiaHi
s'te' Psi. would have been our last ride.
/ Arriving AZ FayCue Court House. ~ @ual the
.eut' "a sessi'n. aad had Ra o0plrunyo ' N''n-,,'
eng touch of virginia i1rI.1rllru-a and Western
e''Qnenee The couu consisted 'i ''e Justices one
oaIe'H'i"i one thing 90 hu1'iI' r'I.' a'' n''Nl-
sins'a ii tiiro lie the "'ss' i'r M'''Ney '-'''
7 my beari ot a ir.aiglis grown. nc case o" q
'.'i was ''1Ferui.'l Or ''i...9 7" ,'1f' s''e''
"i manufacture already g't 4'l'l'''' 50 ''i aaP
ti'F increasing H TIE rs'''.' '' ''' '"'""y' &c
/ ''ia.H.' seemed g'"e P',, -FI' ,'' PRISONER b
counsel feeling '.' s'..'l '- "'I''" ie''y o"'''s
/ '' ."a '...' "'' .'.'7' nc OPP '"''"y "'
r'..'- w. '..'' .' 80 '''' ~ ''e ''''''
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q" '' '' 'e'''"'"s :" '"'
'. .',,'' ''''''' my V,ieh' OF
va '''-'D ''''! rug "' 'N'
"... ''' ~ .'- P'U's.ee i'se"' rules
.'''' % 1907" now ''s'
- ',o' "l 'H' = rms 81 i@l'i'n
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rr.s - '.'' s'H '''"c ne '"a'e'
"F ''1 i'u--1'.'l o' per ''''i secu'ityi
49,. 90 -. ~ r"','' '-''',' vi '"e Us"
~. ~ .. ..f... ,, g. 80 | ~'' 80
,.'v"'' tie '"'N ms seat aud amer
VIC SCENE" 70 act as presiding Judge
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~. a.. ~" 'l' 30" 5'5 u'''' S"Pe'''' g F'
49,. 5, :, ~ '@'eH' Tor We ate geUinG
-.
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49,. -. ' " ""Sn mrs. 81" "'"
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b.,..,,. b.. 60. 'l.''.'7 ','',' y''''.,''-
trl 49, 49,. . ~ 1'i'',''s ~ ''e' "A' "''y
t,,.,,c.. q -. "''''' 'i'S costume N'e
t--,,.,.r,l ',.'.'- vas F''' '' ou'
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4 .r r.f,,... - i-,' W '''1 .s''' o' "et' "'1e
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,,-i H., 49,. - 3l''.''l 20 nave been as
door ...., ,,-...e..,.. D q. ~, r 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

HON.1I T. WISE

We publish ihc following communication with d
icclug Of plcasure, os 30 places in better position
one VINO hla done good service 10 Tho whig cause
aud who we would gladly see again Ib1fiug in DC.
fence % iis priucip. cs.-NDrtoH Hsrald
As you doubtless feel an interest n the political
position Of Mr. Wise ] will state ihaf. on NlouIl,
lno sh iust M Wise addressed the people Of
Northampton In which address Dee distinctly dogllr
ei ilHi Doc could never CD operate politically will
lne loco hcy. tbut While boz The private relations a
His They were many oflhem unrvccpi1na5Io. vel
as Il1y DC beloved thcm totally uuur.rrIrf-
aud bad u1 confidence whatever iu Iheir p8Ir....
fu'csriy ho WIS no bird party ms--....
"r 600 fc'rg1nZlfOu %. ptuirs-.lli while he cu.ff
pot support Mr Clay, having blI reason o. ci..-.
hF opinions Dl thlt gentleman. rsl Le would sr.r.
'ny other wing i0r ihc Presidency =-lpd That .. d..
Martin Van Buren,, tvlD would probably Lr r.
''r1 .pr1 candidate Tor iho rrcslIeuryJ bee r..4rt
irrlu tho idea Yf ever giving h.t individual f..
support Mr. w al-o declared fdli Mr. Tg.s-...
Que 90 Ug qYs.filn-fiat mother rIrty u.ufT .....
port hIm--1ud Io 1.sJ expressed fbe o.r...r ...
w Clay wascq.aiy brIGrH down wiz Nh. d
Ter. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
TIME
e. Ja wHAEroN.

Thy flight is Ike The boamiug ray
That sPrang from Heaven 10 earth
when first God said "let There be Ia,!"
AID gave the sunJcams birth.
tl'hy step Is soit and !i1 ht as love.
When he 10 EienS bower
Stole gently from bis HON. above
To throw DER man h.s power.
Thy face is like the mirror sheet,
Spread o'gr the wavsless lake.
Where myriad form- anI phozeJ meet
Yet no impression make.
Thy voice is like The mountain stream,
la low. unvarying tone,
And GALE CA Us in thought or dream,
With friends. and when alone.
Thy touch 10 that Tie mJu.ng ar
Gives 10 the opening rose,
leaving ihcgea- q, dow IsJp there.
Ia il own sweet rcpose.
Yet thy fight is fit in tIr iroeziog heart,
Thy step on the furrow Cd brow.
Thy touch when friends are called TO part,
Thy voice is sounding now.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

CAST IRON BUILDINGS-!n addi,ior n
nrs' 'n" Church IN Liverpool. 10 feet L,rg s,J
y''' erected there, large number of priv.
hecn pnt up IN England. I'm tl,ese bn;,I:. '','"'y
TOO, STEPS 'hlm0i's, doors aud all. nre i,nn W
y u'ar and irpn cheap ~ England. and hence II !.
S"'I inc hrsl c'stof tho non honscs as;ic c.,
'"el' GG'''.iv' l. much cheaper Than wooI WI,
d N"'d 81 "aJ"cis. md hnw endless tb. :, -,
purposes ie which iho raw material of pnr s. :
yer yer. I" %" , applied! Who can compute Tho wealth
M.','" De- untouched IA The bowels Of enns,I,a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
INTELLECT AND OLD AGE.-Tn one orbi.

INTELLECT AND OLD AGE.-In one orbis
letters to the National Intelligencer. Mr.. Walsh
says:
Tho Duke Of Wellington is in his - year
Before the general election The Lonlon wlig writ.
ers affirmed that his intellectual powers were in
u1er decay, HIS subsequent speeches m Pirlia.
mcnt belle the report especially his reply 10 Wis
count Melbourne in the debate on the change orad.
mnistratiDn. lie nay he called a Cabinet Minister
emeritus. The king OfSweden Il the oldest Europe
an sovereign, and he bcirays decrcpitudc. On
the 6.h inst. Louis Philippe completed his sixty.
eighth Year, hule worn by lime in frame and
spirit, shat for the years past, even the Radical
politician shave ceased 10 report him morbiund or
yalctudinary. .ChlieaubTiand. the hierophaut OF
lhe LcgiIImists, vino counts more than three score
years, has not ceased 10 write, and his intimate
friends tell us that the memoirs Of this The most
brilliant genius Of the era are Ear advanced: and
will east the brightest light on the most important
points Of contemporary history"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
gWENrI sHyENTu CONGRESS.


~ s-assN-A 4 To-
The Senate was called 90 urlcr sroa ajes twelve
O'Clock today, osrccaby 10 'ho terms prescribed by
the Constitution.
The Preslen, ofthe Senate. M. Southland. took
his scat
Ga motion % Mr.. Bayard. resolution was adop-
tel appointing "A Committee 10 wait uron the House
ct Representatives AMI INFORM the members that
quorum was m attendance
On motion Of M Kerr, OF Maryland. resolution
was adopted allowing each of the rncm1ors OF the
Senate three daily papers for the Session or an Ia
numbers Of other plpcrs shall not exceed the
prce of three daily papers
Aiiera long delay pending the discussion in the
House upon ihe Rules. message was received
IRON ihe House OF Representatives anuounciu, that
a quorum was present. and that a committee hal
hcn chosen TO JOIN Nth a committee of the senate
Tor The purpose Of waiting the President.
y Committee was then announced on the rari Of
Senate io join the committee Of the House
oi Mrssrs Blyard OF D. aware. und Bates of Mlss.-
chus 3,ts
TIE Senate. At hllf past one, on mo,too OF AIr
Talnadgc adjourned
ROUSE or REPRESENT ATIVES.
AttNe.ye o'c.aCk Jhe House VAS called 10 order
by tao Speaker.
The Clerk was then directed to call the roll Of
members by States
The roll having heen called. it was found that n
quorum was IA attendance.
RULES AND ORDERS
Mr. w. c. Johnson. after some appropriate re-.
marks in relation 10 the necessity OF providing rules
1s the government OF the H1us,. submitted reso-
luton providing tnt The r-es ant orders Of the last
congress be adopted until action shall be had ou the
report Of the Select Committee on Tho Rules which
was made a. The close ui the last Session.
Here Mr. Wisc, ou leave. stated that the Joint
Committee appointed 20 wait GA the President. bad
performed thai duty. Aiso that the President had
desired them 10 slate that ho would ior Narl Mes
sage IA writing 10 morrow, al twelve O'Clock
The question now beiugo the resolution or NJ
johnson without coming 10 vote, On motion OF Mr.
Wise,
The lIOnse adjputncd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
FAIR

The Ladies', Of s. Mathews, sewing socieiy. will
~ THURSDAY tAs l6insi. offer Cor sale. At No MAN
ST. adjoining MRS. ARNSTBONG'S Boarding
hr1le small asso.msu, Of u.s. FOL aucies, Of ,he
workmanship
Encouraged by the success, which has hitherto
uended their ei!jrts on similar occasions. tho La
dies, rnst tina, the purpossd ale will be literally
psironizcd. Monday. De-. 6. 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
:. NEW YEAR PRESENT

THE Ladies Sewing Society Of the Preshy,c.
rian Church BEG leave 20 remind tho czens %;
Wloeiing ami vicinity that. encouraged by heir a.
bsral end valued patronage Al the holidays Of for
msr yCan, they are preparing an extensive assert.
mont Of useful and fancy article, Of their own ma
usilc'u'c Co their unniy orsary sale 1t the ensuing
Christmas eve
is they dssisn selling nothing above its value.
ard h'pe 10y pleasing The taste to promote The graf.
iienion OF those who shall posses thoir articles
either On purchase or present. from ,her parents
or ircads they indulge Tor themselves The nptisipa
ilucfa subtraction ola rcvcw OF thcr sale of hay
Ing contributed to the innocent enjaymon,s 81 an
interesting season OF the year and borno az humble
par, "a sl,,ling cause Of public and enduring iu
p'riaHSc. nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

RIVER MiIfS.-We are glad 10 sec that a
commencement has been made m a river nail in
the south. We begin 20 fear that 1.-THE people ex.
pcct any improvement in their mail facilities. they
must look 10 private enterprise for IT, We cut the
following from the NIcksJurg Wing ofthp l7lh:
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT-W arc
guliicI at being able 10 inform our citizens That
wo are hcnceiOuh 90 have a tri.wcckly mail be-
tween this city AMI New Orleans. The command
eT ol the sicamplCkcts Ambassador. Suliana, and
NIcksburg. have generously offered o. carry them ai
without charge! ln future the New Orleans mail
will be- made zap on Tuesday morning, WoduC sday,
morning, and Saturday morning. ofolCh week. aud
90 the New Orleans Post Office. The Vicksburs mail
viii bo made up on sunday morning "Wednesday
morning. and Injoy morning. TINS arrangement
will add greatly o. the convenience Of the public
90 eloh cud OF fbr route, and ought Co add % the
business OF those fine packet boats. The command.
Crs OF each deserve great credit f1r their public
spirit aud liIcuity. and we hope they mly be pro-
pery rewarded. Me- Pratt 90 the landing. ALSO Do.
serves tc thanks Of ibo public Cor bis oiJrs Doe lOT.
Nardiug this measure Of public utility H3 receives
11j forwards tle mails entirely without charge.
looking for bs reward only In iHo increased acil.
ICES rH .r'cI 90 tlo public
TOE Ambassador ys-irrIIy cauiol The Grt mail
under iHo new management
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
No eastern mail at 10o'cInok.

Our latest Gate from Nashville is OF The 4th n.,
Inc Il inci'ni,is in the Sena!e persisted in relos.
ing TO meet the House for the election Of United
States Senators
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

Judge JOSEPH L. Fry. Of this district. is norn;n,
ted "a The R"Lmoni Wing Cor The vacancy nth,
IouHo Appeals. Much as We would regret hi.
loss upon our bench canno, but hone ,b,, bo
"'ll be raisrd to the position for which
vol qualified
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

A negro 1 Philadelphia was recently hr1ugltu1
f1T having Hfa0 uiss, uhu1 iu fact ono was mIra
Than ho deserved. CuGse Enid be- tii u1I 300 what
hlU .llr wus ia taking ne many wives H- he .toI
since b. flps only rirsc filt nobody o'sa vpuII
take. Tbis vas god logic. bur bad Ilw luI 50 hc
found it--Is TIBisf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

Los OF TUE STEAMER SAvANNaUCoV.
! IkNED.-A gentleman fiou Charleston vim or.
we'd ct he Exchange Hotel last nichr reports blt
me si,anpacket savannah was los, in a gale on
Chpe ii1"srna One hoa's' crew had been picked
up b. schr and taken into Charleston
NaiR Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE -Cn Monday. N,
S'ntIaii was reelected Speaker oi the Hou,,. M.
John w Nash. Speaker Of the Senate.
J. B ri o.. SO. has Unsigned las office Of Trsaspr.
or Of the Commonwealth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

The fourth lecture before rlo Wheeling rce,,,
VIII DC delivered OF 'he Masonic Hall GA Tuesday
evening al halfpasi six O'Clock. by Mir SuzRnARp
CLEMENS The puJlie are respectfully invited 70
ateud.