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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25
From the Christian Advocate.

law the srunkard in his wrslched moments
Of agony. All the fires which his excess had created
were raging within. From wealth he had boon re-
docsd to poverty Ills family the rospec-
table IN tbs vicinity, ind wsrc ny neighbours and
friends They had tried Ell means To RESTRAIN this
unhappy brother. bot TO purpose. while he re-
'aned the standing OF nan. he asserted his rxies
az q man. and would not be restroinel Bat he was
now past acting for hinself. lie had M means He
had no spirit Ne yielded to tho restrictions pri IN
OH him by he friends with the docilitv of a. idis,
But " perchsnse BY any means he ,os brouzhi into
contact with his old ssducsr alcohol he ha NJ eorn
mand OF himseG A taste. or even the smell of thi.
fell destroyer. would throw him isso sycL . state Of
re"e" efcEsns'ii. that ne would break through all
issriciion. and rave like man borsf Of his reason
Such was the with hin. when on. morning.
came rushing int NY dining room lik. an iniuria-
'oo ah1msi JUST No We had removed from the by,ek-
"ii ia'ie By some bsplsss me- eet he had succecd-
% lh sstiing TASTE. and only taste. OF the iNtor;.
es"s poison This IN a sni 90 ia6am-d his an.
polite. that he hsd longer command Of Ain.ci,
nsr could bis friends control kIR He wa, the va,
e'i maniac that ever COW. lie seemed .nt Ia hno,-
uhs!e hs was. though he answered when I .noL, IN
nm. 10 u was my custom always treat him with
Kindness. viewing him object OF sae moi NOV
ing ply On entering the Eouss in a manner vvbi,h
startled The family with surpriss and s.s.i.h.oent b.
"hieo 70 Toe cupboard and seized an empty tumble,
putting !, 10 his lips with the mos, Eager ha,. M,
o. said ]. what do you WANT" Cider" be ,e,non.
ned mnUsnngy. 81 keep none. you know" replied
ne uttered net another word but drove his vay Min
9nek and hurried STEP from closet slsssi throwing
open ther doors and rnDsgins their shelves. until
osappo'nied his sOsrch. he rushed up TO the ,sbl.
"Asa was .tandingin Ihs middle of The room, and
ssgsry iad bold Of bowl Of soup that Was standing
upon IT. which he drank with great svisity. Tho
oasuing The Devil down upon the table he mad. IA,
err 40 unseTeTnoniou,ly 90 no entered.
roor "sa! be Sos but 70 no msrs X, has go,, q,
q" nnsrS: Though sons dozen year. have rons
INC. ,h' usn,pired. the reality is as fresh in nav
what raging heat. that volesnie fre, thon,LrT -
seonol produs'd Nv hsi unhappy ,e.n ofI. dss,rov.
hg pow" ls this the inssHshl. thirst il crs,,..,
.n1 shall eon'inus whsn the rn,sns Of srati6ca,ian
.n.l De nsno'sd forsver Surely then the result OF
upon dsprsved appetite. will consu
tuis. 10 . fearful sItsnt an el.n.,I oc 81, 49,
which shall never be qu.nehsd!" "''
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Difins 'ao lssi year f,lrieen Stats slsci-j their
E'r'.,~"iai'Nes IN ii. 2Th cursrcr. ns.nhsfing in
az isi - ihi, num'cr slsctel. 81 ere fri-nds TO
Vie 'dn narration If General H-'rs,n. ssi 60 ere
'APr@'ed 10 be opposed 10 shan administration.
pinng Tue present ys,r. and before the meeting
"' me next Congress. elecu.as fer Representatives
IN That body will be held IN - Of the States. These
'rSir' Si';es are Represented b. Ss ncmheu. OF
whom IA The rrsseni Congress. IS are sf-tStly 10
'hs new sdm'nisifa,i'n. Is opposed, snt J usosr.
ain.
Elm the approaching elseross. the friends Of Den
Harrison 'nis'n Their present Representatives az
Is.srss' OF those of the same po!iiiss. the new cd
nnsirainn vii have clear Ssrsnin ,nsJJ:iiy an the
lever tcuss Of ~
III" rc'u a ia drsrsbl. to obtain. nav it 10 of pa
rsmouni inporsnee that Csagrsss should by ira
position asd action, respond fully "a the Opinions and
wishes Of The people. freely and decidedly express
cd IN The late Pres.ds.u.l election. Klss Oh ell
hn,s obtained hausn victory. The following 10 g
table ofthe States which 10 elect Representatives
VIA he numbers 20 whcs they are ssttej. and the
ordinary periods Of holding the sleeiios.
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TAXING CARE or T6ErR rpIyv

,I"hiNG CARE Or THEIR FRIENDS T,
20 INC numerous appointments to Office by Mr.
,'n n''eA' in ani'paiIon ofths expiration oftsr,.
and making The new terms n s.yvic. s,,..5 .,-
'hI9'gh that Of Gen Hsrnsons the Loco fooo. m. an
dsayonnE 10 issien heir prsiss upon The nsr, g. IN.
gres' cod cerais contracts are closed for VOL -, a.
puS'le onIdings "hish sannst be- befsn until ono
nc W. yes' si'sr VIZ Vsn Buren, has retired. we
Government ns.bs nay select and will rIg,,J !,
maii'r Of fupersrosaios io Mr. Van Borsn ., sne,ppf
70 epponi hem fof bin. The heads Of brnsr,s,.n,,
md eureauI. appointed By Gen Horrison viii do,Lt
-" hPpon ail th'se eonrseis fsr The srseuiio, az
rhieh Gen Hsfrs0n's administration will bs respop.
hs9 % Zoe The new Congress. % will as nat
Ter 81 sourse sid of right elect 81 t. Own oiro,,
'"o make sl isown laws Mafisoaias
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Mr. GRANGER.-Ths sIstonsss IN reso.et u
Mr. Changers Abolitionsm. are gnsuali6edIy 6.l.o
we shall. ia few days. cite ample roof II the 6r,
ana can up1n The R'ehnond Enquirer. who has mad
The charge. 20 publish them. A. ptssent ,e ,b,ti
eonhne the evidence to what fOllour We are sutb.,
izsd by member Of Congress; he'd 90 we'll saw a,
once by Mr.. Bons-io say that Mf G.sngsr tLinE,
Virgins right. and Gov. Seward vrJag ia the p.nd.
ing conir0yorsy-lt will be conceded. We pr.,,r,,
that no Aboiiuonsi likely held that opinion W.
ars auiherzed BY another porOnags Of very high add
sminent drsineiion 70 say, that when fnforn.d ia,
10 hid iaRichmond been shsrred ~. sn Ab,liti,,,,,
Ar Gfsnser told Gen Harrison. that be hoped N \.
ever made such discovery. The would tptn r..
neck and heels out ofhs Cabinet
There never was vilsr fslsshood and slsDJ,, ..
We shall abundanily shsw. Gen. Hsrrson's Tosr.-,
rel will take the nost decisive grounds sssin,t u.
Aboi'l,Oni'u a' Cen Harrison has done f.s IS yssrs
Meme buia fool could suppose thst IN such a ,t,t. ~
thngs, Con. Harrison would appoint On sboI,tiooi.,
70 his CsbiRst.-Riclsond Whig
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ODDS Avn ENnr

The most ehsniablo person. ip N. -,o,,s 49,, =,
Pnnei'i b'esu'' they d,iribui. PIE IN v.rov, S,,.s
lions slrn''' everyday in Tho year.
hr'qsrs' IN extraordinary steady ste, and 81
ba'need mind 10 tread the psA Of r.e,,ys. .,.',-,
Iito and not dsvisis from ~
THIS ss Lrsst prospect" 80 the pri.D..r,.;s ,,h,,
pesp'd GOT Of bis cell window
Why - ssbirossurcr like Cooked t,,pt n.
sayie there 70 no knowing how zen h. ma =, az
ihfe " goose out vest % knowing. rhs, n.
Pul' write editorials Of heir own sceord
do'oriou' sharper hsving ob,srvsJ ,b.t her.
"s' ~ showing ones friends u they were tr.d "a,
''ked q NEST Il his bad not BE- tried
Al prisoas must be money mskinS copcsr,,. .i,c.
'here ~ comes olwsys sTeesd iAoir our zoe.
I'll be shot u DO" 80 the man sad pb.s g,y.a
70 take his fourth siaas 's''
Cncie Isrubsble says. "ils easier 10 s.,,,tb d,,.,
ne s.'hf" ~ 90 Old setting hsn. than 70 quist 10
'"'n lonSvs when 'sss REILLY put cot"
Bill lhsrs capital siEsr." We, N,J .,Ht,.
,9' siSfd' Jso vsry li'ls inlsrssi en- ,r,,,s
'ohisfy and ioss," nv
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

N rg'pYn Who has observed the continued im prov.
10 nh,eh making from day to dsy in our dom.s
manufactures, but must be fully convinced that an.
icy nor 'efy renoto when the people Of ihis coun.
y wiz De July able TO supply themselves with eve
sa"o.e DOH OF c0uvsnisnce and Injury
Ihs last Exhibition held in Quincy HslI sE,,d.S
v C'eafes' proof OF this We are no, only s.se.,.
Wy competing with the European manufactures In
u'e p'ouueton Of broadc9ths calicoss blankets. err
po"' Jemeiry &c. but we actually furnish better ~,
- - ~ aiehsaPer rate. And when IL 10 rensnbsr,J
Europe taxes 70 product from us bot what !. sc
compelled 60 do, rso friond Of his sounirv or
'hos'iy' Nil feel himself called apon 10 csnsSm.
10y ioresn briies except when il 10 Tor hi, interest
- na's oesn led 10 naks these remarks from b,y.
&c ,-eHh'Iy seen new article sf home production IN
io h'heTy line VIZ undeTshirts asd draner. v,birb
- 80" 1snniaeiursd 20 this vicinity. We learn thai
a'e no' only ehnapsr than the forsign good, bot
a. ,npfs durable. and posess great advantages over
wv hhS''n hosiery % the wishing We should iui 40
.u ne "ppoarsnce Of hess fnbrios that 90 they BE-
S'Hls kncwn' they will exclude tho imported sr,el
from our market 'N'0
"' iesrn That tho manufacturers ore now m,Eips
loa engagements as TO be abs 70 sdJrd sn sdsoy,ts
supply Sr he country.
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CRY COUNCIL.

Iss %. ISL.
The Council met. present all ia u,s'nbcrs
The p'oc.elngs Of the last meeting re-. r.,,
pad spsovrE
TSe eontai',eo on coal hanks made report who
MAS adopted.
Tue ste,i comTnlssioaCr MADE a report vhirh w.
aeSsps,d sud collars raseJ To has credit
The COMMITTEES on ordinances reported an orlinsrs
rreaIEs air r-slla:ins IA. scti1a Of ID. insI-cu
tiOsr for gh' city, ,hi,h ordnance after debate
amendment ~ passed 10 take effect. from an. att
tie Let Apr.' nsI,
On uapsIun Tlons. lowell nT; sinird clean.
~. Market 'pare aud keep III. .amc IN order at ID.
pay OF l2O dola pr annun.
petition w. presented from John Snid,r r,l,
tive to ~ bead demanded OF ,uon.ers which o,
rno'i's 81 Ar Neel wa' laid on The table
The bond 81 n,onss Hughes. 10. treasurer q h
city WAS accepted.
The lond Of John Milan as coli.cr.r Of the re-,
snue ~as Prssrntrd shd cepred.
The bond % JHhn Moore a. street commissioner " Z.
presented and accepted
! p-iiiicu irom Re:ll, snd Viher, praying the a
p'i-ims1t oi John French Inspector OF Flour 4
he ciiy was real and laid On The tasl.
Another FOO Mr. Whcsly which was al.o l,ii on ID.
f, table
Mr. ni'sham SAlsd Up IN. unfinished busin..
Which VA an Urinnnos repeating the ordia,nc. no,
st's'sng relative TO hog.
Three members having called E,r tho ave, and no.
hey were taken and rOsule - 80 fol!oM.
ArEs-Ai'ssrs Adam. Brady Graham. Isnbd;,
S''''"rd'y. M'Ganghey. Tl,kLsn. Tanner. Hubbard
IS
! NoE'-MsHrs Caldwell. selb,. Dunbar Ne.
Morrison. VI Lure iIughrs-.7.
- III ordinance Enoy passed
hf S'ley them mpvsi that the committee b, in
''dr'ed Il drih al ordinance on the subject
Mr. ACs"ehey ssnounces that Dir VIM T.nrl.
ten declines acting assessor for the 5rk ward nm
On his motion Mr. PraU was elected in hi, ,re,J
On motion OF Mr. AZ Gaughcy. the council "a en-, \.
the election OF alderman ior the 5;h Ward. rh.n ~
William .rnpls'ua was dsclared elected
On moiInn Of Mr. Brady council wen, into the a..
lion of G,sesss FOR Ia. ,! Ward and Mr. .ho Iau,l
lin VS. elected
sassry acs ~src - ,ieitsd an ordered IN b. p.iI
M' Wi"khsm moved the following resIlution.
| Resolved. Tn.I r,e committee o. ordnance. D.. Il,
''ras;sd ioIepa: az ordinance relative 10 hos. G..
RED.
On motion Cuuae.l ssj-urned
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W. The Ssas;. of IA, United States hss pre,sn.
- during the two last days. extraordinary sp.et.
Gle The prnpsr Lusnsn OF Legislation has hssn sue
pended. and an sreiin. and eTcursivs debate pr.du
cod ~ The attempt ofa p'rsy hat happens Z. have .
majority m hat body now. 10 force on those who
will institute the majority after the I,h Of March
seIi' the Globe men as their public printers,
Monday noIi has been fixed upon a. tho tim. r.,
seeiing the publishers of Mr. Van Burens official pu
per 10 the Posi officers ola Whig Senate. Full war
ming has been given ihat if this outrage on the feel
ihs' oi those Who arc to constitute the Ain OF
March and on the feelings Of the public shall be per.
peiraied iie spponnsnt will be nullifed on the lth
of March.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25

NEW JERSEY SnNAToR-Th. HIM to.o,
W; Miller. IVA Of M~rristown r.. has been .Isc-
ted To The United Sensts Tor the Of sir yssr. from
TIE <'h OF March nett. in place Of Mr.. Wall IL p J
whose term Of service then expires
The Newark Advertiser saw.
Mr. Miller. 10 jistin guished member Of IN. New
Jerssy bar. sad has served with huanr n. both brn,.
che. of the ) ate Legislature. Hi, servses in IN.
legislative Council duriag the ereiting dseus.oHs Of
the last year. and his elnqusnt appeals tho Peep s
snring The great political eampass which has t.rui,
sied % happily Tor the eouniry. furnish safF
guarantee That he will discharge the responsible dse
of the high station To which he h.s NOW been ,.lll
With credit 10 himssf and hi, native State Hence.
fr'a View Jersey will be fairly represented in Ih.
ssnnsils Of the nation.
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EHsgb,ihiStgS "a
E-h 20. 1891 (
Jlnrs L wnaros. ESQ.


Dsay Sir .--innsmucl, a. PIPE
laying is barre by i,e statute Of lislaisn in one
'f1, more beg leave st iha early Opportunity. 10
send Yoi The following brief abstract the progress
" 'na system u fraud upon elective franchise IN
D'n'oeraiic M.fs''slL" IN 90 ding we shall pro.
nJ1nce 40 PniliPPIc sg.nH "a exploded asmmis,ra.
ton. many at the supporters Of which NC knew are
honorable and hiy!'miaded msn. Whsn ne meet
with such ia Ne hour u conflict we feel IS though
80 were eontsnd.ng with Q brother, AMI lower he
p'''ai Of our weapon nal LEI ha pass. Bat whom W.
meet an enemy. who. having been hnnors DIV a. tar
~ bssien. with the fang. 81 msee ranking in his
in'nosi -oul ssizcs gpos every opportunity whieh Low
cunning and Intrigue J..covcr 10 regain b lost
H'sondaney we a-iihsrtsSs nor give quarter But.
i'ays Tho n1usr - The voters of the &l. Con-
sree-'ona! disfcl. aud ,r0 especially 10 thoss OF
Marshall cOunty
ih9fs have been withn few week.. ana met +
1aem within n few dsy,. HJ-s has ons hundred 70.
tsp manufactured by LocofJcJs in ths ,ossiy Ose
citizen q Whssling slo1s. . few dsys ax1. pat %
leases INTO the Clcrt, sff.o. q Of which rosi.nsl
lss'ess each o. that Is vsie', w,. utd. b. one
person. snJ not one ofthe voier, believe j. req.
dent ofihs couniy. This - the man who bo.stsi on
. former oyeasan, that Sif Caldwell owed hs defeat
- hiin; hs msy msse the b51s, probably again
with tbs sane sueress
Bot I've lessos have been made By any WING ani
hoih bsna &c contrasts one o. the ls,.e-. b. in
arias occupation. aa5 Tie other tases p,s,s,.sa llo
In of April.
HuiesO things cal not lo1Jly To- Rsiyfn. I know
nJi VIA, asejs reformation
Ts The citizens ofirs' consr.s,0ss! t.''f.r vol
ssy look well TO tho ballot boIas 81 We ere % OBJ.
defeated lst q be done hoaofably Lot Us ron ne
SANE q Noses c Gyos 10 the mast head snI rally
round ~ iis lust Let give ibo5 crazy k1l one
bfazdsJs fnors bof,rs IL usks fofsysr % nar.halI
oouriy we've f,ught tisn long and fought well.
end have plsaiy af ,aen 10 FIGHT thsm siIlL"
ALOOKER on ~ VENICE.
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For hr Ti.,-.
THE VICTIM.
On motion Couae.l sij-urned.

AhN~ w I'M.
InHcs knew = heart. ia its frat bright hlo,n
Or. the breath OF misfortune had found i,
~" darn forbodinE. nor whitening gloom.
la the Cypress wreath had bound ~.
Within that heart was foaatsib briyht
ThsI freely gu,h.d forth fer snOiher's woe;
So won alns to he hinged with a blight
TIL iH ~aisrs shall cease 10 aor
- -, -Nsu IL frs; turned r.y
FROM fhe humble star OF -,
And uep', for The light that led itssirsV
Sesni't kindrsa to that from above.
The Harp that was strung To- rich rn.lody
No" silently hsngs on the Willow
The harqac THAR sped lightly o'sr life. summer 90,
j. now tempest tossed wreck on the billou.
Oh -hy should this earth seem 30 fair and brirL,.
"hes ell is 40 false md fckl. within.
or nov could the one. al angel Of lish,
Wac would 'o.p 10 60 deep sns d.mnny a sin
HENRIQUc
MAEsHALL e. n. Va
Feb. 81. lsiI
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CDNGRkss
Correspondence OF the Dsliia.te Patriot
WASHINGTON. Saturday. Feb. -. Issl.

Correspondence OF the Dainste Patriot
WASHINGTON. Saturday. Feb. ~. Issl
UNITED STATES SENATE.
BANKRUPT LAW.
NJ Clay. q Alablma. presented memorial reno..
siraling against The passage oil UNIFORM b.skrup,
Law.
PENSIONS TO WIDOWS
The ball from the ii"Ise. prsyding for conii.uin.
o' i've years tho ae' 81 June. le37 granting ycA,on.
esr'aia -'as~s ss' taken up. Rad twice. and 70.
fered 10 The Countries on Psn.iprs
CENSUS or 1870.
Nj WRIGHT I'll, rod o resolution cslhsg on ths Sac
Rotary q ihc Treasury 70 repsn what pro,r.., Ia,
been made ih taking the seasus OF the Unied Slate.
tot lS40
LIGHT HOUSES. Sc.
The ball making appropriations for the construction
ofsersin light houses. life soas. bu.y.. a.. wa, ~.
ken up" and after brief ..d d.suIto.y di.cu.,i.,
was or'iersd g. he sngrosssd Tor third reading
ADMISSION OF LADIES TO THE FLOOR.
air Nor'eii again called ~ the resolution tn s,,.
Psns the rules Of iHe Senate admit ladies to
'hs privileged seats within The Chamber aurin. the
remainder Of the Session
MI Wright called the yeas and nays on taking ~
the rssoluiisn y
The responses Of The different Senator. sau.-d ,
great sensation among the fair beis-s rAu crowded
'ho galleries Tsnss who showed their gsllantry b,
Young IN nrer OF the resolution. wore rewarded
gracious smiles sffsvor; While the oppos.pis of m,
with somsihing very tonrh like n laugh OF dersIsn
me nays prevailed. and ,hs ladies we're thsrefsr.
hepi in their close guartr
ELECTION OF PRINTER oTRE SENATE.
Tho Niec President announced lh.i the hour haC
arrived Tor siseeiinS the order Of, es:srday pru,se,
10 tie election offs printer to the Senate
Mr. M'ngnm sait that after III. full eIcressian O
ms sentiment Of the Senate yesterday. he would Bo
complain OF the d-isrmnatiun Of the nsioriiy bat n
rose now Inerr, to declare that lie would decline
participate va The election.
The boys then proceeded to collect ,he ballots fror
The Ssna'or' The Wings. sseordinE to a derermin,
ton they had taken yesterday. did aot participate
III. saloiiag
Twsn'y-sren ballots ware east. OF which Blair
R!'e' received %. and Frances p. blair ], Blair
Ri'ss having received majority ofvo,os we're d.cl
red fnnlers 10 the Female
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PASSED FEs.lo, I6lOl

!. Ba It enacted by the General Assembly, Ths
u shall be lawful for the several Banks Of thi, Com
mon"eash 70 issue notes OF the demon zion OF one
ana Two dollars. 10 an amount not exceeding four pei
cent upon their respective Capitals while en- notes
DC payable IA specie. on demand aud may be signed
~ Tie tresIdent and Cashier any ether officer or
OF s,id Banks designated for that purpose BY
az D'a'' OF Dreetsrs. And II any Bank shall fail
pay IN specie any note issued BY IT, m virtu, Of mi,
'' "hen duly presented for payment II shall be I.w.
10! Tor TIE holder Of say such nuie or noss TO rse.v,
'he anne ant thereof with IS per cent damage, on Il,
'ne; ny warrant before justice Of tbs peace: Pro-
sue such notes. shall on and after tho FRS, ,Iav .,
Jahuhry next. cease and detsrmine. And ifany such
Bank shall thereafter issue. reissue or nav OUT; q,
otef TO pay or circulate any such notes every ,ueb
Bank shall incur and be liable the same pains and
penalties as IL this act had not passed
DsH further enscted, Tsat il any BANKING in
avail itself Of the privlsT OF this
"s notes Wherever issued pursuant thereto shall be
pad at the mothsr Bank, or any Brsnsh th.r.of
s. AHd he Il further enacted. That IN. third ,,c
ton OF the act satted IAN Act g.nsr,i
regulations for the incorporation OF Banks, passed the
I'D day ofbarch, IN the year e37 shall DO and tho
same hereby Suspended. until the frat day of Jan
vary nsIi. -
T. Bs it further enseied. That the bill, q, no,,, Of
NE Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling
and OF the Northwestern Bark Of Virginia shall NOT
De fsceiTahls IN payment to the State Of Virvini.
aer the spse Of ~ days from aud afer the massage
of'hii act. unless the said Banks shall go.
10 i''Hs poo! notes uHder tbs denomination Of $500
and shall ofcially communicate 70 IN, Covo,n, ~
this Common ~sslih their d.isrmin.ion ,ho,.o,
s. This act shall be in force from the ps.,in, ,h.,.
Of fs 'N'''
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AGG!CVITIRAI SOCIETY

we are reGuesaed by tc,cr-i g.UIl men from IA.
ccafy who are engaged IN agriculture 10 anunune
maj Oh Sttufday ncS', the day of meeting ~ Tn
ads?iia iSr nominating candidate ~ represent n .
county ga tho house Of delegates a meeting will be
held at The sasr iisce -E sae gufs.s OF iofming an
AGRICULTURAL SocIrTT. for tHIs cspa'y We tu i.pf
Gcsgn 20 iio .!is,uss.uS OF the N .ril, of such
a. aSoclaiIon. W. csYnJi, however. deny our.cli
he privilege "i aiSsrIins "a, iaci that there !, not
probably county oi he .zr ia this Union possessing
sH AM Innate 'ilsr ada pied 10 agricultural pur
siis' oi 10 rappoEiIng EiOr' deaaa p,pYl,ipG. or
furnishing greater agricultural exports Nor are fore
sify that present greater aggregate of yyealh ~ the
pFesrni time. The advantage. therefore. of Turning
zach an n's'rin'ioa. which shall and ia tn fol- dcye
o2emeni Of the oi the soil and % cEcinn.
Inc PRIDE aud ambition Of farmers ~ their pursuis
"l!i not be questioned We trust iiu ATTENDANCE
VIII TO general at the meeting ant appr,prlic zeal
viii DO manifested Iha f;laao.I Of tiie auriaiiJn
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u : BANK srOCKHOLDERS.--Ths p.-irion
the prsc'orso i THIS institution b-f.re the public
Iced "n- of ertretas iiracy The, mr.. o., COZ,
~hing with public Pr.judss. while tho inaoeeni
'ttsn arc alone IA dagger OF becoming the VIC
u'n' OF popular evaporation. Thass who arr now
s"s4sss IN crusade aysins, IN, bsk should rsmean.
per mai the oiisers Of the insinii, cannot be mad.
va, peeahary victims. rh"y n,y en- lure tho olium
which is heapeJ in Discriminatory upon ,h.n. and v,,
MI saii-r. escs?; IN feeiny. aad reputation Bot
- "'a'~ ans the orphan have s,ms claims upon the
|rbcanncs ofis0 pixie
me en'is1ding aad inIureI sio ,khodsr, have q
ns" 10 leg sis,'e pruieciio1 They need ils aid OF
me Popular SS,cs to ave them from great lo.sss and
,Sme "i them Tor rrerisvab!c rain IL yso,,d bs well
iof those who eager ion IA ruihl,s, era,ad,
ARn"' IN" oeik, 10 reassTnoor chAs;sn Justice IN
WIN mercy and sOi - involve indiscrimins,ely the
'a"o.en' with the p'ofligais and guilty. PhilsJ \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25

hsiDsE icsoss rvs HODsoS-Ths Co-ns,
solei. ~ Aibany' T. have passed resolutions on
aefsss Tie Hudson 81 Albany The rsss.n s.,g,.l \.
ihai Tie Rsilroad from The Essi the wea. a.. ~
80 ne south, all vsrgng point st ms pl,c. =.
nsna me bridge ~ necessary iink-and yy,fs,,,, ,
ss aslay 70 iravoorssn The mails snd tho t,.n,bs
i,oa. $40 proau's vii be attended viii
o''s sny'sns know anything tout The ,,,,,... =,
'hs nails ~ Whssling Or wsnt ofs br,sz.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25
YBE NEW SECRETARY cYTur N.vv

BVes ss pleasure 10 be able 10 stat. that AZ,
1sdssf 81 H0r'h Carolina has accepted tn. on.r 81
tbs post Of Secretary ofihs Navy under the Admin.
lrsiion whose duties begin on the Glib of nert non,b
IL" iniormasoa 10 the more welcome 10 ihos. who
I'd Of biz de shining the appointment, IN 81
o" professional engagements All eonsid.ratis,. a
psnonai sosvssisnss and interest have howoye,
Welded 70 the sense Ofduty which pels him to tsL
ths paee IN the Csbsst to which he has been called
~ me d'linEui'hed citizen whom he hsd 40 esssn.
TALLY aided 10 placing in the Presidential char A.,
Int -1''