Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13
GRACE AFTER MEAT

\ AFTER MEAT.
One day al The table ofIhe late DR.. Pearse. dean OF
Fly. just Us the cloth was being removed. the .ubisc,
oGdIscodrse happened 10 be hat of an e,tr,orJio,r,
mortality among the lawyers ~ c have lost .aid /
gentleman, mot less Than SIX eminent barri,ters Ia n,
many monIhs' The dean who was quite denc Dz1
nS hIs friend finished his remarks. nnd gave ihe corn.
'any grae'' For ihis and every other mercy, The Lord,
name be praised."
An OBee Of Honor. not ~ ProfL I'm n recent de.
bate IA The Legislature Of Illinois on the propr,etv ~,
reducing the salaries Of certain officers. Mr.. IIeuder
son slid that the Circuit judges were 40 poorI, ,otd
Ihcy were compelled when on the circuit 10 sv,,r
horses and gamble ia order t. SUPPORT heir E.,n..
Ilies," ""
The Massachnseif' Wing Si1te Convention assam.
Died at B'st'n on Taesiay evening. aud nominated The
present Governor aud Lieuienlnt Goyern,r as cnnh.
daies Tor the same Offices at the ensuing election.
AccIDEST--The rigging of The Cbe,,s, P,cLs
was considerably injured on Saturday morning ia wor
king up the rver. by coming in coni,ct win, n bri,
lying at anchor in the stream.
OMINous-The wife oCa jealous ndvccaie for The
election OF General HARRISON. who resides in ward II
presented her husband This m ,rning. with tw, bloom
ing daughters. As The first fr1Ils Of the n,w admin.
t~rstSon.-BoSton Mer. Jour
AnHsai Faa-GIv. Ellsworth. Of Connecticut. b,s
appointed Fnday. the Oh Of Aarl. a. a day Of fasting,
humiliation and prayer.
The value ofihe mInuflcturcd brought by The Pre-,
dent steamship. - saId to be equal 10 500 OOOE. be.
SIDES which, she was obliged 70 refuse 900 tons OF
freight.
1t is said that the beOi root in France, can be made
to produce l0l per cent OF susar.
The standing army Of France is 10 he ken, n, 5oo
900 men, whose duration Of service H. To be eiVbt vs,rs
bat one half Of thom, after having served four wears
will be allo~sd leave ofabSenoe. and be inc,rn,r,,.J
ug n rnr - Al TnSaFNa- lnhla In ha n.If.N ss-
vice; by this m 'ans The ltinn will save al Jut half Inc
oHPense Of maintaining so large a force.
ANorHER OUTRAOE.-The editor Of The slim
Mass. Observer has been favored with a perus,l or n
letter written at sea, Ou board Of brig Chsrokee. C,pt
Webb. of that port, dated Dec. 81. 1910. which s,aics
that a few days before they reached The Cane. lie
brig was overiiauled by her Britannia Mtiesfy's brio
Of war Cudcw, aud after a fuli examination Of The
Cherokec's papers. her hllchss were torn open. under
preience Of searching for slaves,
Da,baciqo.-The National Gazette .,,. liz,
Tie word "Bafbarian j" often m,de use Of bv the CT
nese. rs - supposed with intended dprrs5ai;.n AZ
The European character. j. only applied d, t,,.s
"ho Dc not speak heir language. aud . the .,me
Hsnihenion with them as NE word fofeisGer is in our
language.
CaaiH's Tadisa Gaue,y-Nr Calm Is sbopt o,s
pan"s ns manuscripts Of Indian maansrs and Gus.
"rns it the press, hDt intends 20 illustrate he
"ork with about mnr hundred enqr,yjng. ,,en,.
'eu - himself lie has obtained the sui~criggoo
OF Royal timly and a large number Of the n,bil.
~ AMI has released tho Egyptian Hall for another
year. ~
haS'noh Bones on re Kentucky RiUsr-H is ,a.
Ted in The late report Of Mr Stoales. The resident epgt.
noer on The Kentucky river. that bones Of tms nam.
moth have been tgund IN building every lock and Jam
on lhai stream. These hones were dug ont Of The bank
OF The river. never los tian one hundred feet from the
waters edge. sud N no case less Than fly feet below
ne surface Of the earth. sumo Of he tusks and teeth
Of these huge monsters Of The antfdiluvian worlJ b.,r
ied under the banks Of he Keniucky. my be sosn n
ne oihrs Of he B ard u Internal Improvement. a
Frankfou.-L0a Jour.
Eneounge your own Mechaoirs i1 rrsforon.e 4, All
That y sounj ~aisjJm-althyIsb vi. a.,
Rob Ser. -