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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

We like the remark made a few days since by
the National lutegcncer. that when an editor had
nothing TO .ay he had better say nothing We would /
carry the remark step further and say that when |
IN editor has not enough To adap, himself to
the circumstances in which he may De placed i, is
better for The country that he shc-,ld have has /,
tongue cut out or his head or than Tia, he should
say anything. Since the present Chief Magistrate
came into cs'iee VIC have noticed a set OF presses
that once were Of the Wits party bu, which now
seem bent making every effort 10 break il down
and destroy it, supremacy. We have one of the
number before the New York Courier and En-
quirer.-which is raying about the schcning. g.met
of personal ambition, &c Of Mr. Tyler, Mr. Web
slcr, Mr.. Rives. Mr.. Clay, &c. Accusing t'rera Of
intrigue and threatening them fer il in the most
bOmb1siic terms. To what scud docs This tend
None that we run perceive. To what evil To
cve-y one hat can beiall nali,n II tends to d..
vide and weaken-embarass mon and procrasnaie
mca-ures-lo ALLEVIATE friends and embiticr enemies
to DESTROY the confidence Of the PEOPLE in cur best
men, and TO produce by suggesting IT, the very evil
which it is supposed to be intended TO coun'ernct
1t may have effect upon the indiv iduals named
because they doubtless above it, but their
friends may be influenced by it, and induced sup
posing there is moro than one feeling existing at
Z scatof government TO sparage one man to an
other; become tale carriers and hl,iercrs and thu.
entirely csirang. those who should be warm and
ardent friends. II is calculated and iosiet
clIques that III be felt in all the qualifications
lower and may eventually prevent The passage o
those laws which essential To national prusper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
INTERESTING RIoGRAPnY-s1mnel Con-.

! INTERESTING BIOGRAPIIY.-Stmuel Cou-
! 'efncnr Esq. i engaged ia wiring The biography
| Of Jemcs Monroe. which wall probably be one of
tie most Interesting HAT has been published ~ thi-
country. Mr. GpuVcrncur being The ssu in law Of
Mr. Monroe. and having had bcqueathed TO MN all
The papers OF that iu,irious statesman will bc en-.
ahled 10 accomplish his undertaking with singular
advantages. The following will be one Of the H.
fercsIug passages;
When Mr. Monroe Minister from the United
States nj PARIS and when Gen. lafayette was con
fined an the pri on at Omulz by the Emperor Of
Austria, information brought him that Madame
Lafayette, the Generals wife. IhT lan iaio
pri'ou and no doubt in a few DAYS would follow the
/ late OF her mother and grandmother at the cullo-
Unc. Mr. Monroe alone could save her, aud a.
Paris was then in the hands OF tie mob, II could
/ only h. accomplished BY arpusng the sympahies of
Tie people. The destruction of life had been such
IN every state OF society w'.cre opucnce was per.
cepiIhe, that To avoid certain death n Injuries and
spiendor were laid aside and the wealthy instead
oi riding ~ their equipages. either walked, or rode
~ The miserable vehicles Of The city.
IL therefore created great sensation when the
splendid cfuIpagc of the American Ministers car.
rage appeared at the gate OF The prison and hIs
lady ini5rmed the keeper that she had come TO zee
Tie wife OF Gen. Lafayette. Such call at sIch a
lime was like electricity. The news spread in all
directions. and before Mrs Monroe drove from the
prison. thousands had collected around her carriage
and The feelings eliced by the meeting Of two sue
females IN such situation, arrested the axe of the
execnii'nrr and eventually set The prisoner froe-
The feelings Of Col. Monroe cannot be realized 4
during The absence Of his wife. lie could not &C.
company her, hat would have counicrucled the |
feeling he knew must be awakened TO save the |
prisoner. When Madame Lafayette met Mrs Mon. \
roc she was a state of perfect phrensy surprising
That she was o. be- led out 10 execution and when
she found Ia rsclf embraced 10y the Lady Of the
American Minister, within the walls of that glo,my
prison where hut few days previously had been
led forth 10 execution her mother and grand mother
u was long time before she could realize her stu.
alton. Ms Monroe assured her she should be saved !
ana ihni her husband hal determined 10 RISK all IL
u h'd become Necessary. 90 accomplish her deliy.
urlucc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

HORRIBLE DEATiI,-Pierro Bivoi. md Gene
We've Pei, lhc former a locksmiih and the lat o. g.
wtshcrwomsn, had c1hlbted together ipr the last
two years, and lived ia harmony. arising. alas from
a certain cJugcuialiiy of taste for idleness and
strong liquors. Last Sunday, according % custom
They hld spent The day The diff. rent wine ships
10 Ia Castillo, and returned % their domicl in a
State Of nosicuton. Soon after their entering the
rO1m their ncighbyrs heard loud talking anI quar-.
relliug between ihcm, aul sDOn aiicr on looking iu
at their window. observed the woman lying iuotion
less ou the floor. and the man sitting beside her on
a chair. lighting hiS pipc. About half an hour uC
tcr,ard. strong smell and q quantity Of smoke
prpret dSd from the room. which wns soon cnyel-
Oped 90 flames. 4 message was Immediately dcs-
patched 10 the nearest station for assistance and thr
dremen arriving promptly. broke open the door
when the first thing which presented itself was the
holy Of The unfortunate woman. her clothes in
blaze, and % blue fame also proceeding from her
mouth and nustrls. Bigu was sitting there nn an.
concerned spectator 81 what was going on and
tyhcn Intercepted ~ 10 the causc Of the accident
confessed ihst he bal Intentionally set her ,Iobc.
on fire. 60 cure her of her propensity 70 drunken
ncss. The flames from her mouth aud nose pro
cccdcd from her breath. which was e, strongly i'm
prcgnated with alcohol Co Immediately become
iu s state Ui combustion. The hr1rloss rufiln was
immediately taken into cusio y, an committed tn
pr.spH 90 take bis trial Or Inc murder The dc1tb
Of he woman must have Instantly eusucd on the
lame reaching her mJufh.-Paris pggsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15


IN The eNgrnc practice of my profession saws
the iincUicd Dr PARISH. FER many years have been
accustomed Ia WOW poor. tail humln nature IN It's
most unveiled forms The longer live the greater
Is my cOmpassiOn Tor crring humanity. have OBJ
served IA the hour Of deep affection the Episcopal
an, the Presbyterian. the Methodist, Bl plSi. Roman
Catholic. Friend, &c sc. notv hsnnding their warn
Gus mudes OF faith. all call upon one God and Ia
ihcr. Among these, none manifest more cOmposure
than the Catholic, after confession and absouon by
ms priest Tho uwOuld's, perhaps clll HIN an idol
aor, when thOn sawest him with the CWciiiN, on
which his dying eye reposing with confidence
and cunsnlaiion. rs he passing through the dats
valley OF the shadow Of death. Were IA the same
situation, and the priest TO offer me siIhilar
c'nsolai'on,l should reject Then, at once. absurd
aud ridiculous. 80 far as they related to me. YET
never have dared. ut such a moment. to aiiesp i
10 unSc,ile the mind of Catholic. 10y the exposition
/ OF my own religious views I have aso seen ia,
/ noor dospised Jew. calm aud resigned nn the bed o
DEATH mistaken ia the religion Of his fIthers. Sure
~ these things should teach us lesson OF charity
. remembering arc dust.
! have often admired, and been humblcd in be
holding. the simplicity OF the Gospel. as taught by
oar Divine Master. Ia the first place. he commits
stoned poor fishermen 10 DC It's PrOmulgaors Doe
lac refer Us Ia nice theological disiinciions-Or are
We called upon 20 test each other by opinions an,
speculaion.' Look IL. plais drrcii ans deverc,
IA his sermon un the Mount Hear ms positive dec
aralions-A good tree cannot bring forth evil irui
neither can a corrupt tree hiring forth good iruit
therefore. by their fruits we shall know them An
IN lhe hour of final Judgement what Is that jude
mcni predicted l. 4 on orthodox opinions, or al
practice! Come, We blessed of my father nher
, Inc kingdom prepared for you from The foundatio
; ct The wurlS; for ! was an hungersd and We CAV
I me meat, was thirsty and We gave me drink. W.
stranger and ye took me in. naked. aud ye clOhe
me; was SICK aud We Isl ed me. ia prison, aud y
came unto me-"
b When perceive the bitter fruits which are so c
p ten pr'ducei by the conflicting opinions OF profrs,
nag Christians, my mimi Is affected with surrOw y,
II Is al Seasons consiled 10y the reflection THAI happ
10 ~ Tor the human family, they are not 10 be ina
\ Judged by any earthly tribunal but by heavenl
aud compassionate Father. who pes his crring chi
! cren; who SLEEPS not by day uor SAUNDERS by nig
= but who Watches over for good and numhe
q The very hairs of our heads: aud although iusii,
= aud judgment he the habilaliuns ol his throne q
D thanksgiving and praise be ascribed unto our G. ,.
9 Tor hls mercy endureth Tor ever"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

" tell you,s1ys nm ov.member Of Congress IN
Michigan how secured ny election IN this district
years ngo When | was nominated the pariy n
"h'ch belonged, wns IN the minority md there
was no hope Of succeeding unless something more
man ordinary wos rosOricd 10. Ancr rrrctirr roue
line cause r. the conclusion Ia sfe5TB b,~t f,,r,
one Of my ncighbors, which DID; and in Inc morn.
ins NE ncighbor traced me 10 my dwelling. anil NJ.
refnind beyond doIbt that I was The thief and
publ'shdd me ms such--when Immediately sprr,l.
ca 20 he sympItlues If The people and ls,cl Them
% they thought would steal a hqg. They swallow
81 The halt-said u wns persecution on Inc p7rt nj
lhe neighbor, Who was politically opposed 10 ue:
fna We consequence was. was tiium phlntly lee.
eu. hn' nc next iimc wasa candidate for fcs tme
lfhce, yankee from Vermont. yvas tho o,,y,.,,,
'anddaic. who having learned my secret s,ol, u
'he,P' anil ran ne az hiaht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
PrCKwICK IN PARLIAMENT

PiCkWICK IN PARLlAMENT--Our readers
will rctolleci The capital scene in "Pckwick" Of
quarrel ~ the club Ia which the use of the word
'humbug' was suiisiac Orily explained rs having
been used in Pickw ickian sense. The following
extract from a London paper Is record Of port OF
the proceedings ia the House Of Commons and is
quite Pickuickian'
Colonel S,blhorp complained Of Government for
postponIng sumo measures and forcing Others forward:
he dII more than his du:y in calling attention To
such humhug'-MinisteIs went about amusing
themselves instead riatIendiug the business of the
country: idlo ard dcceitful set of men were
never allowed 10 on srch important public offices -
Mr. Fox Mamie remarked iliat fuch observations
were below contempt. lie was called to order by
the Speaker aud promised 10 desisF butfn the
meantime. Colonel Sbihorp bud left the house; aud
Mr. Wynn, sp2rcheniiug that he had COMO ~ with a
hostile 81 rposo, moved tina: he should fouhwifh at
tend in hi- place This orlered and The Col
pneI shDri, appeared. The Speaker then directed
Mr. Fox Mlule 10 rciuct his words. lie rctracted
them accordingly; admitting. however That he had
intended strongly 10 mark his Of Colonel Sib.
lhofP's Objectionable language. Colonel Sibihorp
desired O. know whether no was % consider the re-
traction completed The Speaker answered in
Inc affirmative; aud Sir Robert Peel expressed his
conviction that Colonel brhorp should consider the
reiriclion satisfactory. The Colonel acquesced
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

AN lNClDENr.-In the Court OF Special SEES
sioi's yesterday, man named John Fisher was
brought up. for some iri0ing offence for trial His
wife beautiful young woman not more than sav.
enecn years age. appeared the bar with an in
iani IN her arms Tie advocate Of her husband
She was d cssCt plainly, and by no means in ,n
height OF fashion. Her presence, her child and her
LEAFS had a Soiienng effect un the Court The hus-
band was discharged aud lei: the room. The Young
wife fingered behind 10 sob out a few sentences of
gratitude. Judge Noah spoke 10 her few kind
words, and eng red Of her you really so desti-
iuie as you appear. aud is that your childl As
there's God replid the poor creature IL is all true
Since my husband has been in prison Tor irininglv
offending against The dignity Of our landlord. ihe
latter has turned mo and my child ont ofdoors, and
retained for his IS he claims our nll-liite all
For four daysl have with my child subsised IN The
open AR depending wholly upon the cold charity of
such as CHANGED 10 pas by.
THIS was more than Judge Noah could stand. with
his face concealed from the gaze OF the spectators
10 conceal an eyidsnl emo iOu, he bcckuned 10 The
poor woman. hud she approached him, slipped
inin her hand Go, d,iilr noe, wishing her heller
success and happiness, hereafter. She lefi the court
vi u an altered c4untenauce. The Judge adinsted
bis >pcciac'os. called the Court 10 order and the bu-
siucss prOceedcd.-N y Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
From The Metz York Time, ami Sn,

ii'bETENDfsNCE DAY Al PHILADELPHIA.
spent The last anniversary of indie pendence i'm
Philadelpllia. What n contrast to dear old New
York; Not a soldier was visible during The day
NOT riot nor fght-uot even a single case of drum
kehness. The Temperance sncIees united IN pro.
cessioni amounting To 5000 person. Of very respcc.
table appearance, with their flags aud bahners and
were every where received with applause THIS
glcroIs cause Is gIIug ahead IN Pniladeph ia An.
immense concoursc Of pcrslns. mule AMI lcmlle
among The latter unusual number of beautiful
siris a~sembled at the Museum, where miny able
and thrilling addresses were IN rdc ~ talented spea.
kers M the sonclusinh OF these speeches the crowds
quietly returned 10 their home, and after 3 O'clock
the city was N quiei usual | could not but r.
mark with satisfaction the difference between New
York and Philadelphia in regard To the obedience and
respect paid 10 the laws. Col Swifi, the Mayor, on
the 81 published his proclamation lorhdling the fir
ing Of guns, pistols. &C.. and "mird5iie die,R not
gun or pistol was fred dnriug The day. Consequent.
ly, there we're few accidents aud no fires yast
many New Workers went 10 PHILADELPHIA oa The 81
az 4ih, Jones excellent Hotel in Chesaut ST. opposite
the Arcade, filled with G,dhamiies On no oc.
casion have many Ofour Ci.iZrns visited Pnilade
phia. The great delay on the Camden aud Amhoy
Rail Road, aud the "poor dinners on board the Ia.
dependence. were the subject oflrequeni remark on
the return OF GOthamites to their native city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
TIE " QUO WARRANTo %

The lasi Springfield Journal says.
we ore inclined 10 believe that o., ifber the SHINY
neciown bank or The public have any Thing to ap
lTehend from the quo varrlnio writ. said ro has,
been issucd aeairst The illinois bank II yyas. 81,
understand, taken out some one or two wears 1yo
200 nothing has since bsou done witiif--peri,3r-
pr pet hy an individual who wished 10 Gi-btc,
'he h1nk into measures beneficial 10 himself
we were mistaken in supopsing hitn Jecisior
upon ms writ would sieci The Carlo bank S,,re
yen years oi lhc charter Of that hauk granted by tho
territorial legislature. remain uDoypifcd."
GOOD STORY. We have heard q g,.,, mi,
ny vry plausible siprcs on our day. bot ,r., y, 49,,
peculiar Iunciure we are unable /, fhink of ,,y
ihns which will even hold candle io The on.
which iDll0ws " any two legged aoim,l Gid,
hunu'i lace divine iOr frouti.picre. can Tell an,
hing more reasonable. we shorld bo c,,.,.,i,,.i
happy 70 hoar t-N o Pi,qVupe
I'D The days ofOur grandfather. there ,,os one t,,
''wers conspicuous at1vo all ,eoocrs f,r his npre
nii'mg attention % bis lady love" By o,vbt and
lay n storm or ln caln be knew bot one road and
Dat Jed 70 hs mistress home Hi. dog hfs horse
.is cai-cVcry ihinf that lyionrcd 90 hn-vcrt
17i way au1 no Oihcf Ettn on Old pair Of roofs
Which ho throw aW8y one night. were found tbs
OFT m'rnug kicking against her door, Wiih The toes
irncd GOT Iusi o. be used ~ wear the having frav
We'd iwo miles 90 dark uighL with mo- Other yg,Is
mn 'hcH knowledge I'D The r1I1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
A LAmYER .nr,1ni.ccrn. q.

a LAWYER oIIUNBrCGED" II fakes the
women. We know not whore the f,lloWru, origi.
mated. Dot copy DO 1s on 1rcclutc as rIoi as any o.
The iamJu. b1uulis of Cu-rtn.
~ intelligent iamaIc witness having been much
porplcErd by harusirr Iu long rrosscrcminlfion
happened DO rrlyrc io use fbc term hgp,5gy
Madlm' said tht PAN pflaw. y0u must not talk ua.
inclIgilly. what BE- f'o court y jury 10 understand
lly The word humHurr Tha lady hesifafed q
must insist. madam. fah fho hrrrister artrip,tipg
victory That YOU proceed DO further until YOU slate
plainly and openly what yor moan by bumlrup
Why then sr, returned The lady don't snow hos,
better % explain my meaning Than by saying o.
met company of persons who we're strangers Co..
you, md should foll them fhaf when they
Jaw you they might prepare 90 meet remarkably
'antsoino. geoieel agreeable booking rln-ihat
would bs hamJrg'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

MEETING ~ TIE PARK Il number Of
persons, consisiingcf Canadian sympathisers. and
Jue or two hundred person. brought Together by ci.
rosiiy assembled 30 the Park a. adopt measures f,
The release Of American prisoners BOZ Van Dicmeu's
fauJ. Mr. Thomas Jchsrs ~ Sutherland. common.
~ called General SUIT crlauJ who was Fortunate o.
uJugh Co make his escape when nrrcst q in CipadI
was tIc principal pcrsOn1gc in the anur. ne abu-
sod ENGLAND Boo ronnd tcrus--callcd her pirate nnd
land rJahcr. wished 10 dissolve ai connection with
her nnj .trginafiscd Mcleod as too contemplate o.
'a banged h1IDr Dlsclacs also spike resolutions
wore adopiod. and The mceupu adjourned. We
should Boz pleased f tHc British eo, eminent. after
fga-nu'He pcroi would release zee prisoners who
have been '' justly condemned. a.f should he bst
'f pleased % SO could Substitute ihe leaders in fo
uclfI"us outrage who have I-~ueI,ttbs-, i1f, f,,.
trouble end who cowordy GcakeH 4rry io u,e
hour ~ danger We have uy doubt f.l, Ire coz.
eminent Will in'crrosc its good Dnires n fl, 5,,,.
''E h1i n' good c'n result from The lful being nan
aged ~ any conspicuous actor On the ig,...,.. !.
Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
An INTERESTING Ram

The Cleveland Herald Of tho 9Th, contains nm
account Of tho celebration Of the Glorious Fourth
iem which we take tie following highly interesting
extract:
As The procession reached The Temperance House
u halted and received INTO Us columns "A band OF
men. few IA number. but venerable ~ appearance
Slow and feeble their Tread as they moved for
ward TO joan the crowd Of their lclt v.riIzcus Rpt
as The martial strains from the bard b. front s,yee
1ich aud full and fell urnn each ycicrau'. chr M
eye. though dimmcd uIlh lgc caught once more ,
CLEAN Of HAT patriot fire which, ~ year. long POM.
By had ncrEod hIm for the hour Of inlI uDd
Not step was out Of tune"
These were Of The Army Ct he Revolution "a,
4" Them heard The frst rJlJ Of 10 suciiys cannon
a. Lexington. and barred his breast 10 The gr,t,st
bayoHci on ihe fed Of Concord
Another accompanied the immortal NI,,,c,,,cry
on ihni cnicfrrzc Iu which Dclih snaichc from
Hc 'foNsoi hs General ihc laurrl4 which, bc 90.
about 10 share with TIC iIluslrous Wolfe.
Another slw iho fumes by which gr,t,.b b,,l,,.
p" reduced 10 ashes tho ,ililap of 0.-,fgp ,b.,.
hs arm united viii the force of his pf,rbl,,. ,,,r
lo"n~ihen, pt"tcd too feeble 10 rcpcl The NapJ,I
h1sls Of their sssuilauis.
AZ were god men and tuo--al had stood ly
iHyir county in her utmost need
lhcT names. rfEIsufF oUH s-.. sr- 81. Gill;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
DIED

DlED.-At his residence ia Fayete count, -,
~ minutes past 10 O'Clock. Friday nigh last Co
lionel JAMES PAUL., aged eighiy.one years
p'a'n' upon ms occasion. hns done his work upon
hodry nge, aud the decreased alter cmpbotii,r,, o.
ying his age and generation. is "galhered 10 bs n.
thers"
We are MT again To look upon the like or Col
PAUL. lie was The last 81 ihrsc limo b,uo,cJ 90
necrs, the in' idcns Of whose life if ,yri,,,, ,,
would i"rm the richest prse IN tile TILE nf I'M, c,,,
try HlS reSidence "as for more linn 20 wears IN.
o. INC Ifm 0n which he died. Bot during that
period many Of The exposed points upon the W.T..
ern iroutler would attest his hcro.c hr,ycr, a.. -,
officer and his nnwear.ed cfFlrs H. defence M a.,
fellow settlers against the fierce and tr,it,r,d, 80,
age OF The iorcsi.- UaioDto,eH Genius Of L;l-,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

PLlNY'S WlFE.-What a good wife Plinv n,,st
have bad. She was of right stamp. though she
hvcd long before any ofour modern impr,y e,nen,s
~ female education. She cared not for p,riies ~.
nic' and ice'creams her thoughts ran on other and
better themes. She knew where her happiness Inv
N whom and converted her willing dependence
INTO source Of happiness. Let orr ladies cocb tho
lesson which her love 80 fruly copipgol and t,.,,
ing Ieachc'h. Of bis wife. P!iuy says.-"She loycs
science because she loves me She carries with her me-
writings, she reads them, she commits them Il, mo.
mory. She sings NY verses. she cornposes her owl,
melodies 10 them, and needs no other teacher ,b,n
love- good wife that Of Piiny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
WIRE gtGafNC ba. recent, beer i,,,oJr

WIRE RtGGfNG has recenrlr been Introduced
IN England by way Of experiment The British
ship Royal William, nj Boston. is furnished
with H. Her standing rigging says the Boston Mcr.
camille Journal including. Of course. her shrouds,
back stays. fore and an stays glib guys. &C. is all OF
iron wire. bound strongly together all coverd with
liquid gum elastic fnd served over with spun yarn
Inc SIZE OF her shrouds Is les, by more Than one
nan OF what u would be provided hemp material
was used. Indeed, the shrouds are of The size of
Use llniards, which them to tho side OF the
vessel.
This rigging Is said to be furnished nj cost OF
Ten per cent less than hemp rigging and lhrs far
appears 10 have served the purpose for which Il was
intended, admirably well The ship on This. her
hrs voyage was deeply laden with n cargo of states,
ana had rough pas age across the Atlantic"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
PERIODICALS.

We have before Us sumo Of liIcse articles, GOOD
had AM indifferent.
MAGAZINE for July, is trvng the Number aud
possesses much merit. The writers for this period
real select. aud the style IA which II is got ~
worthy OF Them The er cravings Of jeanne Dean.
unI the fashions are very good
TIE NEW WORLD, world by itself coniin.
yes 10 supply Its readers with BlruaJy Ridge
q Go.
rIF BOSTON NOTION. bcsidcs - storm Of
miscellaneous matter has dozen chapters Of 10
vel, George s.. George Julian, the Prince"