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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

WAR DEPARTMENT..

tn with frnlug. Uf The deepest SORROW that rhc
Secretary oi Wrr announces 20 he Army the death o
tHc Frcs.t"nt OF ihc United States. WiilIAg Han.
rs iAHBIs'N y no mITc. lis long and G.iI!I! sar-
'''1S 90 nanny suooriiu1tc bat important stations. hs
recent elevation Co Ihc highest Iu honor and Dow or.
aHI .Hc buelIcru allotted - him in he cuipymru' 81
a. are circumstances OF Ihsm-civcs which Egst ava.
ken The lsyciIcs' sympathy Iu every bosom, hu' these
only personal considerations. The dyspca>atiOn Is
heaviest aud mos; affecting uu public grounds. THIS
greatest calamity has belallcn he country at a PER-.
81 ~ufgrncral anxiety for it, present, aud some apple
henson !Dr IT. future conditional "a time whom u J..
most desirable Iiai all d. LIgh offices SHOULD be Gil
Ell, aud al Us high trusts administered TO- hlrm,ny.
vision, AID yI-Ur. The generosity Of character at
The declared, tlc Conspicuous honesty OF ls priIoi. lies
and purposes, together with The skill and i5nnoss
wIuI winch hc maintained 'Icrl 100 no! s.tulffpIs. had
Won Tor him the affection and confidence pT las couu-
Hymcn but at the moment when, hy their voice, he
was raised 10 a station ia ihs discharge Of the powers
nui dgilcs Of which ihc mIst beneficial results might
justly have been cn'c paicd from his great experience.
his sound judgment, 1hc high estimation 40 which be-
was held hy tie People, and hs uuquei toned dcyr-
lion To the Constitution and 10 The Union, u has pleas.
ell aH all Mise hui mysterious Providence to remove
him suddenly from that and every other Earthly en-
plDyIucu'.
While the officers nrI soldiers Of tho Army share
IN Inc general grief which t.eSc considerations 80 nat.
GrIlly anil Irrcs,,I1ly inspire they will dOuhtIcs, be
penetrated with increased scusi1ifry. aud feel a deem.
cr concern 20 tcsIiymg, in The mluucr appropriate
10 t"em,l1s fall measure of q naIDu's gratitude for
The eminent services Of the departed pairot. and iu
rendering just and adoqutc hpupr 10 hs memory. hc.
rause ice was himself a soldier. and on approved one:
receiving his earliest lessons iu q camp 1uI, uIr,n in
rpor year,, called 20 the command Of armies. rII1s.
trailing toe profession Of arms 10y his personal quplurs.
and contributing largely, by hs successes, 10 ihr
stock OF hl-cpuufry's glory,
Il s 90 be regretted that the sujIcancss Dfihc emar.
] goucy has maze % necessary 90 announce tHis sad O.
vent iu The absence OF the Nicr President from ihc
Seat ct Government; bat the greatest confidence !,
felt hat he will cordially approve the sentiment cv.
pressed. aHd thIfhe uil, 900 due time. rlyc direction.
lJ such further mtrks Of resyc.. up, prescribed
hy ihr existing regulations pf the Army as may be De-.
maHdcd b. he occasion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April =. 1871
The b.gIrim,ur announces iI Che officers uf fh.
NAVY IUa Marine Corps fur death Of WltInu IIr,
EY UNEEIsrS. lrf. 81 .,d.ui Of fMe United State.
which occurred az fU. Executive Mansion u Ilr cIf.
~ NashHg,1u rH iH0 morning 1llr ih instant. end
directs Chat. HuiIuE 9Th their fellow ,ug.ut m fc
manifestation utfioIr Fren,rf lr ft. exalted ,H4rrie-
and eminent rshiir services OF re il1s'uors drsel.
cd, aud Of their -rr7" of OBJ" bereavement the country
hos sustained hy flIs 1iHrilug itspcus1uIu of Prpsi.
drnrC, they wear the usual badge Of mourning fr
SIX months
The Departments further DIRECTS That funeral hspsr
be paid Dim 90 each 0ffIa navy vrrfs. mI YH b.1-r
zach NJ Toe puhIic vessels Boo commission. Lv frrg
ffvDu'v-afa minute guns, commencing 40 - O'Clock
M u1 tbr iHy inter the receipt vi This order. and by
wearing bier Elgs ai tlIEmast 0r one week
j. ID. SiAfNlS.
Aeing Sccrstgry u me Navy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

FEEDING BERKSTIiRES-Thc reading or r.
{. Pcicrs's valuable letter on the suhicci al ',igcery
snd pork making" iulucys me iu give ,ou a short ur-
cnunioi m, method uiwinIcring stock swiEc. consist
i"g OF ten tuIl-h!oJd Brfk-hirc breeding SONS. three
iuil blood Berkshire bpars, and shbats of .iilcrcni ages,
10 make ~ all twenty IVA These ] shut up IA lois
oi iroT Iwo 10 four EACH aud feed them twice a day.
say morning aud evening. with ute cents worth nf
hoiied corn each, corn "a 3 . per bashri; or / 10 4
1 ~ each. before il is billed. / boil the corn abouI
Twelve hours by putting 1t over the stove in the NOR
mag m a copper J"Ilcr. and let 1t cook through tho
dav. ! fnd HAT twenty eight pounds ct corn. when
b"iicd w~iliwrigh riNiy eight pDn#:s, anil II increases
H. IN weight. fed no water or slpp Of any kind To
my hngS; they have nu;Iiug bat the boiled corn. aud
They come out ia The sprng ia rs gpd condition as
they were IN the iIll. THIS - Inc second winter that
/ have pursued this practice. ! have also tired tho
plan OF boiling iuiatoes aRI rula Lagt. and mixing
bran' sI"rt'. dc. with them. To make swiIl, bat It
r'sIs more thai way than GA boiled corn.
T.. CORNELL.
Nctc GcgtSre FdrKcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

en- tor one, quite ready to take the consequences Of
h"lhheaiich. ro'her than give up a great principle.
upon the adoption Of which the prosperity of the
country rests. When Ne approach the quesiion Of The
'arif' lot 1t be in good temper with feelings % mutual
'0'oearance, IA u ssui Of Cancellation, and Z cnnnO,
DOUBT We can make such an adjustment Ss will COM
'aend heelf TO the honest and upright Of all parsics
II Is The principle more than measure Of protection
That drsiurbs both parties. ! prescribed your letter 10
my friend Mr.. - who was a member OF the n. of
Representative in 1883. and he has written TO me
the enclosed, giving rs views upon The compromise.
Ih'pe TO see you m Washington in G few DAYS. and
ialk over rb;s aud some other questions of public in.
'crcsr. Til then, I pray You 10 accept the assurance.
with which I remain, dear SIR.
Your friend. and obt sery't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
TIMELY CONCESSION.

Had the Lncos been wise they could not have been
80 sadly bcddoU. Ultra ~ opinion, and violent in ac.
ton, ;hey must lose The sympathy of the people. aud
ruin all respect OF success. ID would be we'll ia plc,y
10 ponder upon such thoughts as those of Lord Char
FL n, not less applicable 10 The ulsrrs sl his day than
To lac ulIras of ours.
shal be forced ultimately % reirlci; let us re.
tract while we CaP, not when we must. say We
must necessarily undo IAose violent oppressive acts;
they must he rePcalcd-you viii repeal them; I pledge
myself i"r II thai you Will m the end repeal rscGn; /
stake my reputation 90 III will consent 10 bc taken
Tor an IDIOT, II they are not finally repealed. Ayuid.
'hrn. tins humilIating, dIsgrarelul necessity. with a
dignity becoming your exalted situation, make the
hFst advances 10 concugd. To peace, aud happiness; for
mai - y"'r true dignity, To act with Prudence aud
justice. That yon should first conccde l. obs ious.
from sound md rational pcIcy. Concession comes
with better grace and more salutary eff Ct from super.
i"T power II rccoucilcs Superiority Of POWER with the
iccltngs e men; and Establishes soon cDnfIcuce on
the foundations OF affection and gratitude. So though;
a Use poet and a wise man in political sagacity-the
TREND OF Alacrniz, and the culogist o.! Atgusfus-
To him. ihc adopted sUu and uCcessor,. the first Cssor
10 hun. TIE master Of the world. he wisely urged This
conduct ct prudence and dignity" Tiagrs grjsr. n,
Pcroe; Pry,ee tca HIGHH"-L0rd Chafham's Letters
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

HliNrrY BirNDER-Thc following hu1nar,ns .tory.
"a which Mr.. BuIklcy, the first minister Of the to,,r
nt { colchester, ca was concerned. is from nn old
publications "
Tho Rev. Mr.. Buckley, Of Chichester. G.. was finn.
oHS ~ hiS day as q casuist and sage counsellor. 4
church ~ his ueighhurhOod had mRcn mo unhopu,
VISIONS and contentious which they were unable Il,
ADJUST among themselves. They deputcd one of t,eiy
number 10 the venerable Buckley for hIs advice viii,
n request That hc would send q IL then m writiur-
he matters were taken INTO serious consideration and
ihc advice with much deIibcraHon cn.nmir,J u, % rt
ing. IL 20 happened. that Mr.. BuIklcy had a farm II,
an eSircino part Of the town. upon which he cntru,i.
cd a iouant aud 10 wh0u be IHust have been sb,ut
transmitting a letter at the same time. IN Spucr.crib.
iHS The two letters. Tie one for the church was direct
c1 10 The tenant, aud the one Tor The tcnant 10 the
church.
The church was convened to hear The advice which
was iosciiit al disputes. The Moderator rc1d as FOL-
lows "Hou viii see 30 he repair Of the fences thai
ihey be buti high and strong. and you will take spcti
~ care "i The old black bull This mystical adyic,
pulzl'd Tie church nj FIRST. but an intcrpretcr op.,,o
INC more discerning one was found, WHO said. Brother
en-. this D. The very advice We must need. r,e dirccti,.
,o repair lie fences j. 10 admonish OF. 10 t,tc CO..
heed in ihc admission nud government orppr mcmber.
We must guard ihe church by our Masters Laws. ord
Keep out strange caule from The mlI. And We ppst
~ a particular ruanncr set watchful guard over the
DerH. Inc old black bull who has done as so much
hui 81 late All perceived he wisdom and Gfoc..
'l VIZ BnIkicy sfdSicc, and resolved ~ be governed
" !" me consequence was. ~ TIC animusitics sub.
-iHrd. and thc harmony va, restored a. thr long a.
lIcied church. What The subject Of Inc letter ssnt ~
.'e ie"a"i was and what good effect u had on him.
ihs story does not tell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

HS'have listened with very great pleasure TO two
lectures by MJ. Tochmnn, 4 native Pole, upon the
subject OF the past and present condition Of Poland
Tho impression which no conveys is much more "a
VoEible, (lnd NJ doubt correct. 10 Inc national cha.
racter. than that which is generally entertained by our
people. II is n truth. which history tells on every
page, that the Poles were among the first 10 step Tor
ward in the cause Of civilization, ia the regeneration
has been, in her better days, The asylum e., the OPP
pressed Of every nation; iLat her people have been
first in The cause Of liberty, and last to abandon Ils
BANKER. The woht has never produced more brave
soldiers than those wEo have fought against the enc
mics Of Poland. Ia her earlier wars they were re-.
nowned, and in the revolution Of 1850 they kept az
bay more than ten times their own force. and were at
last broken down only by internal Discussions. Why
then should not this people receive the syIupathies Of
the American people. The same spirit anlmates them.
the unco~mpromising spirit Of liberty. Their histories
are similar, except in ;heir fortunes, AID their true in
forests are the same, and why should not America be
prepared to wish her fellow men God speeG. when
the time shall arrive Er them 10 strive. ~ they surely
will. to regain their liberties They WILL. thcy must
receive our syupeihies, and If need be. our assistance,
when the day Of trial comes.
Mai. 7. Will lecture again his evening. in the
basement story Of The Methodist church. Where we
advise all who can ~ hear him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

'H ~
Iifnc was when ld!uTcrS in Fulton out work at
bcIlrIHs TOR groE. ~ regularly a. cor victuals. For
TWO years last past NJ ltCc~scs have been granted
within The Town, aul % seems that The Fultpnians. .,
lar from being tired of"COld walcL" are resolved Ia
wy ~" Sr.l longer. CITIZEN.
a large meeting uiilic citizens Of FULTON assembled
in 'he 1lcis"drst Episcopal Church. "Wednesday eve
ninE, March 81. 1911. Afcr 4 brcible and arrn.
mentatyc discourse from VIM johnson. Es1. fLc nl.
owing rsyluiiuus nero pot. aud unanimously car.
RED:
R'salrrd. That tvJ years experience since our
Town Council have refused 20 grant licenses Er &C..
failing strong drinks has MY confirmed rs ~ Inc DO.
lief iIu' Pubiic drin-btrs arc not only useless. but e,.
ry wIv p"ruciuus ~ sucicty.
E-sHrrf Therefore. that we shall continue e. use
our b0st and constant efforts n protect ourselves. our
children. Igi the public from licsnsrd dram ba-. 1s
FROM % -.rgyous anil most dreaded cur-e.
N.sArsf That tbs proceedings ofuus meeting be
published Ip the papers If Clncinuau.
BURTON HhZEN. Prs,y.
g.. ~. Fru1rr. Ss,'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
ArRIL G,1siI

A correspondent thinks We will have. from the mp
pearance of our eastern news, m,her a hard bargain
IN taking the war with England TO TO on contrast;
but we have not, as yet, any reason to regret our pro.
position. Notwithstanding the froIhy speeches which
were made in Parliament on the subject Of Mr.. Pick.
ons' reFrri, we are confident that the whole w:
,Sorld DC done With twenty good men GA @sa :"
ndils' plan-viz: call out Tvs cntvv.S- NV ""o
kill Them and thea twenty noer m """ a'
on until The whole job.'e &c ''' No mem ""d y
Isnough. "'" " WI" Oe easy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
.cLARKsBURG AND WHEELING TuRvprKs

CLARKsBURG AND WHEELING TURvPIKE
OAD
Va At a general meeting f tho Stock holder.
held At DilNorh's Hotel. ~ Clarkzhurr. un the ooh
day Of March 1911. this company was duly orgluizcd
by The appointment of
GIDEON d. CAMDEN,
PrSs}eUL
JANIS Y. HpEvEE,
''HsHlEs LEwts.
tiuEESr tUNyIN.uNH,
tNLrB BoGGfss q
THOMAS :. PEfHu.
DtgC,tors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

'EHo'rfryIs The Troy ,p.. Ar,fg..
'' ',.'"'"g a' p burst Of oIoIaou.c. uttered at "a
",'.'n2 OF sdohotug socsry io hat town
y Ff.saeni, ] aint gou 10 skate up n afrraV
gnd iYi.rr rHe gentleman snsDg fH. eta.
's''. Wy opponent is like % row w8fIcrr m 49,,
N..' pc Jon Know us mach os % pig. Z aiur gpf any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

TIiE RELIEF BILL-we have NJ yet no indr
ration 81 ue Governors intentions with regard d, the
Bank btI Tho general impression here seems ,1 De-
mat De WI veto o. SUM pf bis vrlrmest supporter.
lo"''ef'''''nfe Wat o. VII receive bis signature.
Our own impressions ore that hy vYa.I,y 49,, all
bo n veto sent 60 the Legislature. Afsr Tbp-,J,y
" not returned fhe hhI viii be r llo Oifb5ut tbo
signature ri fhs G5yom9f-Hlrr De-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

AIN rs RUNNING WITH cows writer
ln the Farmers Cabinet says: My experience oN-
tends 10 miny hundred cases; Tor upun the hills of
Scotland II Is the universal practice to permit the
calves To rerSiin with their daEs during the summer.
but such are never known or expected 10 make supc-
rIUr COWS for the dairy. and for this reason:
Depend up'a 1t, Ia make a deep milkcr the hog
must be periodically di>icudcd. anil those who sup
pose that tn ALLOW the cakes TO remain with Their
dams through the sumner would be TO the injury OF
The cows, have not come H. that conclusion without
rcIsoa 90 evidence. Besides. docs not the writer in a
measure admit the possibility Of the case. when no
thinks II possible that the CONS under such treatment
might grow too far n they usually will. 1t Is not
often that COWS, when kept TO the pail, arc troubled
with This Inconvenience"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

GIN HARRISON's TANuLY-The connection,
"i General Harrison present 10 the Executive Man.
sion. Of he Time Of TIC decrease Of tlcir below cd rein.
tive were tho following N1li,oa.aa
Mrs. William liarrson. ,s,u's widows
Mr Taylor Of g.ehm.uJ. ,a.c-e5
hr y o Cnupcland ,~uephou5
H'nfg Harrison. Of We .smud.uepbcwg
i'nti7y Harrison or Ohl,. l1rs1ds,ay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
COME HOME.

pY A SISTER TO MIR LONG ABSENT BEornKR.
Come home,
W, uld I could send my spIIit DER the jeep.
Would I could wing II like q bird TO thee;
To commune with thy thoughts. To ill rhy sleep
With these nnwcarying words of melody,
BIolhcr, come home.
Come home!
Come To H. hearts that love thee. g. the eyes
That beam in brightness hut TO gladden. thine
Come where fond thoughts like hnliesi incense ii ?
Where CHERISHED Memory rear, her ulyar's shrine
Brother. come home.
Come homei
Conc Ia the hauhstune OF Inv early days.
Come ~ The arb like the o'cTWcaTIcd dove;
(ome with the sunlight of ihy hearts warm rays
Cone To the :.rcside circle of thy love:
Brother. come home.
Come home,
Il Is not home without Ihec-rhe lone .rat
IL siill uncla;med whore thou wer, wont To b,
Ia every echo OF returning feet.
la vain We list toe what should herald thee;
Brother. come home.
Come homet
We've nnrscd for thee the sunny buds Of Sprinr
Watched every germ a full blown How ret rear:
Saw DER their bloom the chilly Winter ling
ls 10y gnFinds, and they sre not here:
brother. come home.
Como hoH,c,
Would ! could send my spirit Ger the dccp.
Would | could wing il like n bird lp rhrr;
To commune with Thy thoughts. h. Gll thy sleep
With these nnwcaryi2g words of melody.
Brother. como homo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
4 COMPLIMENTARY RENrrr q

4 COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT-Tbe y y
Herald says ihat a notice 70 stuck M IN The NJ.
Court. which sets firth that by virtue ora I,,JL,,r.
warrant DC undersigned will erroze Gr safe. ., ~.
premises Of The National Theare. In that en-, I'm -
singular fhc mirrors. hooking glasses. punch b,yIs
ard other articles This fnEulsr PLY bIl is .s,rg
Alfred Roach C5nefI5Ie Bah Sun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

CHESAPEAKE" AN] O!HO CANAL--Thc Sen
ale Of Maryland have by a vote Of 2 10 :. passed. ,bo
bill nppropriaIing-pn cchain c,nIiions. 81 Og1 nlo
for the complexion Of the Chesapeake anI OHM Canal
To Cnmhcrland. Having previously passed the u,uso
the bill 5 now a law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

a GerrEi"m al a riHdov, Sweptcns The air. r. inires
The eye links You with nature and Innocence. AMI =
something in love. Tie very feel as tho leaf has n
household warm IA IN Ii.-somelh ing analogous IN
clothing Ail cOHiort,days Leigh IIunt.-Eoseu Pos,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

va The meeting Of 'he General Committee oC Inc
Asylum VIII take place on "Wednesday the I7rb inst
at : O'Clock III The afternoon at the AsyIun, in IN.
A"'ise FORMERLY owned by james Green ON .5ib .,,o,,
SCUM OF The Institute school house. PuncfusI alien
dance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

IL mice Nud rats trorhlc YOU. by gnavinr holes \
bout yuur house; p,Ir a srr,ns detocim OF ,,5,rr,.
hot about the places they ire Iuout. They will not
lnnch w1"d saturated with The i4ice Of the weed
THIS is Il decidedly useful application OF this sianlo
" . Adpcriisrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

You seem 10 be an amateur thief
catcher said a young lawyer To witness who had
been irequ ally successful IN dereciine deIiugueut.
Yes S'r, said lac wi ncssrs, 1--WE are something alike
Wonr way. | beiH. an amateur Ih.e-caI her aud yoI
an amsicur lawyer"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

~ HtTHNIWINT. AUrI 81 1911
'e H'ii'a secretary of te Navy desires flat all
or m Boz neghb1rlo1j. will appear DO Iho ~. m.
Pertinent u mirm. af 10 O'Clock 8. " o, Iye4c.,
'af' TIE 200 Instant. or tho pDrfee oft 74gf1g T,e,,f
Hea1r % ihe Toto President Of ihc TIMED $40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

a FiVE-"OUND-A lsJy promised 10 give ber
maud g us a marriage portion. The girl got mar.
red o. n man It low stature. and her mfsir..s
900 seeing him was surprised and SAID. We'll Mar.
what very ltule husband ysu have gor' IA" 81.
claimed the gir, what could you expect Tor Eve
pYuudsy'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
TIE RESPONSE.

JuE
come!
Swiftly our goal ship with the rising gale.
Rides The green hiIlows of the swelling sea;
Nv county unl nv home sc,n shall hail.
Mad all Iny fears t,rser al meeting :scci
Sister. ! come.
come,
In every Z'rhyr from our isyoro,l land.
| hear Ihy voice; and the Wild oceans roar
Cannot divert me iren the heckuuins hand
OF loot oiiccUou On tic distant shOIc:
Sister, | come.
My spirits linrcr round our childhood's homo.
la the deep midnight, whrn he ~urld l., sail;
And To- thy piaiuriyc call. come. hrnlhcr come"
Answer It's sisierspirII at the hill,
Sister, | come.
Blcst with The exile he To meet his sire
Aud welcoming mothers, at the collage door,
To 81 with Ihcc beside the evening fire.
Ana tell the tale Of has adventures DER
Sister. | come.
come.
When Spring awak rs earth as with a charm.
And earth ag ,in her verGaI pleasures Yields.
How EeIuifL Twill seem. r. arm ia arm.
We thread he walks Of our EIysian fields
Sister, l come.
come.
SNiftly our COOL ship with zhe rising snlc,
Rides the green pillows nf the swelling sea,
My country aud nv home / soon shall hail.
And all my fears dismiss II meeting lice:
Sister, | come.
This icndcr'anh aft citing appeal s(rom Ihc pcn-of
y"rns lady ia Philadelphia, and was aiming her ca
Hest essays IN Poetry. II first appeared III a Philads
pima newspaper, some four years since; but aiiraC
rd 'ut lrUlc sricHiInn until. having crossed the Allan
nc. II returned with The neutrality-suspicious. 4
the English press. Then and MOI till then. NC ar
To COnccdc, Is merits were appreciated OF homo
then This single certificate suniccd Ia iuiradu
our aurhorCss into The choir ofour So ccicsr Ministries
IL Il very pretty, aud "Thc Response by one q
will hc found cnnsonani ia spirit To Ih
PM % ihc ma UcItipn.-Ed Southern Mess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

The legislature Of Maryland has passed a law
releasing the banks Of ,ha, state from their liability Of
10 per cent, for suspension mil ls45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

oanks Of Richmond have suspended specie
dymens o. all ilgeir responsibilities.