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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

l. S. BANK STOCKHOLDERS.-rh position
OF tn" Directors OF this institution b,iure the pablo
Is 'eed ono Of eitrrme d-lracy. They nre only con.
tending with public prejudice. while m, innoc.nt
sockhoders are alone IN danger OF becoming the vic.
TINS OF popular cxnsPeraion. ThO-c who are nov,
engaged m crusade against The bank should remen.
Der that the officers of the institution cannot be made
me pecnn'ary victims They m1y endure the udiu,n
which is hcapcd n !iscr;Ininately upon then, and %,
not suii~'' except IN feeling. nRd reputation. Bu,
The widow and the orphan have sOrne claims upon the
tJrhcnanco ut the public.
Tue unoiiS 1dng and injured stockholders have a
r,sh 10 iesisI'ive protection. They need the ai Of
The popular voiee to save tnc from great los.s ara
some ot 'hern tor irrcirevabe ruin IL would be well
Tor those who are eager Ia JOIN m ruthless crusade
nc ins tins bank, 20 remember To- chasten Justice IL,
WIN mercy and not To involve Unfortunately the
innocent with the rr'aistie ard guilty. PA,lad v
A1sr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

lips Of ihc Pr.hue, i7erhlPs from the couicm7, Of
has God. tie foe 10 his race, bat tn deas lover OF h,
bo,.lc'
Iron oar Legislature there seems no hope OF spcc.
dy relief Tins present SESSION will in all p-chainI.
- *. arc, and shew sign" And now. 10 he
in'c!!'scai ei'Ecns OF Virginia. will make susr,s
'on' "A'Ch ho.e vii b, repeated by the newspa.
Pe's Throughout Inc state. 'Frs lhis-,h4t in e.,r,
comfy ~ the eommonw eah popular opinion De test
Cd IL reference 10 radical. thorough change IN or
pslom. No; 5y aholshn- the fund ,yi,hou, suhs.i.
'"'mS ems o'aer I Is worthy lcr-la,o, has adj
Nse') but by adding tac5co county .,4rat;o4" II mo-
other means be devised, ual 1t be amply sufficient. 20
secure the object ds.ircJ. What better ,imc could
her" he Or making has test, ,hln at the Approaching
elections Think OF; # YOU please n YOU 10 IN
p-"rcr'y.-l 'm were you will act upon the suggestion
~ Surs. an hat the corps editorial viii eve this
h'H' resPec'ao!e notice. WHEELING.
r :. Thiak Of The city Of Boston. contributing
100000 dollars ?er n1num towards the suppor, q
common schools. .E,a-!y as mach ns The income
.lo'a "a. Literary fund,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
IIIiNIRrE

Ia the new p'ay " "NisssY Bilwsr his drawn =
ehhraeier wh;ch siai-,. ..F;ar; 1T large cIss
81 TAN haiaSsT-. know We'd o,,l sies ~ she At.
AHhs' 81 !oha Esscy :srIs Ii.:~.!s ',..sl 0i 90,
Z, sfera'
Sir J.Aa-Every oao '.,l,s 81 J.au yssss = r..a
man
GeSTg'ana-And Sr~ sSu rot raga,
sr JJhn-Not "a Ia - ;--a,. ..ir.hvg ,Eill--su
hurnbug. upon my sssr ~ voS taza.a . .,,nl.sr 10
hook IN trout. guaCa tau.s OF y,h attrss-
is often the bost halt tor hnH,.red There ore two
rules IA iiic-tirsi men valued not Tor .ai hsy
are. but what they soem TO be- Ssuouily n you
have no merit or moncy Of yous own yad must traGo
an the rnefis and money of other people i!y father
got the title by services in the army. and died penni
less. Ga the strength of his services got n pension
OF 1901 year--on tho strength Of 1901 a year took
credit Tor oOOl on the strength Of s0Ol year mari
cd your mother 100000! t,ok credit for - OOOL aud
paid pica GOrfip three guincas n week TO 20 a6oui
o'ery where. calling me "S;ingy Jack
Cecilia, ha, dsac rccahlc ne kname
Sir John.-Dui a valuable reputation. when a man
q, called siingy. II mach rs calling him reh; and
when mans called rch, why he's a man universal
~ respected. Ga tho strength cd my sss?cotabiiIy
Wheeled constituency, changed my politics resign
ed my scat 4, munster whp u mau of such STA 10
the country. could Offer nothing lesa ma return than
patent office OF 2000! year. That's the way t.
succeed IN life. llumbug, my dear all huabug up.
On ny soull
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
NEW Yong. Echrnnrv Q

J.
There - slid 10 exist some dill ulIy between the
Secretary ul the Treasury md the Collector of this
port IN the settlement of the accounts OF the laiter
The law requires that the Cullcc.or nittr r,lucng
$1,000 from the emJum-nls "f the Office shall ~
the remainder to the credit of the Government Al
the Custom house, IN the acCunn's the fees nre ken,
separate from the iansnis. and Mr. Ii.yt r,r,tsn.
that the Government is entitled To the czlsilsa,af,
(aircr dcducng 50 900, oaly aud that the fe.s bo.
belong 10 hn' lie Is the frs, Collector that has con
strIcd the law thus. The amount OF fees collected
since Mr. oy came into office is supposed 20 be MOI
Ear from $4,000, The Secretary asks Mr. IInvt 4,
place the auoun, IN the credit or the Government
and leave tho qu sun OF right be decided IN th,
courts; but Mr. Ioyt preIers 10 retain IL in his onn
hands.
The steamship Britannia hal not arrived a, R,sio.,
az 'ciucN or ycNicnlay morning. The President for
New lork has b. en- ont Twelve days We are NOW
90 days without news from England.
The committee appo'n ed ~ New York a,s, khod.
era 10 EXAMINE inJ tie III ira 0l the l. = Btk have re-
nTicd iiII It - ucIcdi-nt anti .ii,ae the ~ lion
81 Ia cn'WuIiso appbiisi tho anlual ~ ...ing o,
ia" su' Lrii"rs, ont cypress Ihor bali.i Ilti tr,
statement uiric on ia, 2!.r E.ccuacr h. il,e Bunk
may Ice reid o. I" Ihs ura~v e n. details
Jlruos = Brooks ras pot. died a Ibany ll.i Sat
ur!4y
Norh.u- new IL m,so5 n.T.is. S o.as 10 better
L : Bank 10 a. 22i
4 bill - ab,lish in?rI. innani Cor Debt has pas-od
TIC VI 49, chIsas HJYsC vi ,prescut,tys. b. vote
Oi two To one
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

MIR GRANGER-rae statement, in espect n
Alr G'anscr'' AbDliiipnisn are inllaliietly f,lsc
We snail ia lew dlys. cite aIn pie prot Of the fact
AMI call uPin the RchmIni Euluirer who has made
The charge. - p:hiish them ~ present NO sb,lI
c'niine The evidence 10 what follow We are author
ned by member ut C,nsreSs; Ne hid as well say NJ
once by MIR Bots---.o say that Mr. 6 anger think,
1 virginia right AMI Gov Seward wing. in the pend.
ing contr1versy-li viii be conceded We presCrna
mat no A5phionI.i L. likely TO hold that opinion We
are authorized by another pcssoiagc very high and
eminent distinction 10 sav. that when informed tb,,
ne had III Riclndud, been charged as an Abuliiiou.i
Mr. Granger told Gen Harrison. that he hoped If h.,
ever made such a discovery The would turn him,
neck and heels out ofhis Cabinet.
Ihsre never was vilcr illsehool md SANDER m
we shall abIah,nlIy chow. Gen. Harrisons Innrgn
raj wll take The rspsi decisive grounds against the
Ab1ii'i1nss rs Cen Tia risoa tas doae for 25 years
NoAc hui f. could suppose that in such state az
Things. CT Harrison would aapjint an aboIi;ion,t
10 HIS Cahinct,--Rirs a45El Waig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

irDEsTT--Who SHALL WIN The prizci There wa.
moo:rig oi Ihs h,Nor'. and Ghs Judge uas appoint
edo award the prize OF beauty
Who shall win th" pr..e9" asks tho Rose urorJIv
-tcrPns Tor anl IN b!usigs beauty yyiih full ASH.
rance OF ~ wnEiug worth.
WHO s'I'il wiz the price nsk- the rect q The
lowers. uIry fprN ,rI. each consripls Of rs
attraction aaI each equally sure Of receiving tbs
award.
Il Will take peep n the ss,cn5las," thought tho
violet. noi intending To- make ono VI the conaapy.
"aHd see The beauty as they pass"
just ~ was rIsng lis HbIcst head from its hum.
Die nnd retiring Garner, and boxing IN upoa tho
meeting The Judge arose 10 render hs decree TO the
inie'. says he. II award Ihe puze of Beauty. Tor
there IL NJ trait more rare none moro encbantngIy
beautiful, Than Siodesty.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

NJ. F.ar'o1,-Surc prep,Gilg il, commune,
t'on on bs sub.cc; Of education. s,sy published d,
the Times have met with o.. Gll.vfnr cr,,,c.
from The message 9G Gov. Hruniy1n of s,sih Ca-sE.
On. thiak y21 viii qE-cc with ms il o.i1i,, tb,,
- worthy OF place IN e''ry Journal friendly 10 Tie
cause OF mental anI moral Improvement
"Thors is m,rc ipro.tlar relation. b,,y,yo, -
tween me teacher and ihe pupil Than o., merely in
I'",ci.7L u D. iI9 moral reIa:.0n-hay v,.f!. 10,
Foia'i i1i ihe teacher slp1lI possess the moral o,
",'.hs-ihoi be should be- able O. give That Lind of
''I'' '.s'rN'i"n WINCH n.Dgr qs1Iif, NJ f,- tho
tgHer duties Diic, 1uI grpn1-s us for rr-.ir., ~.
rtuat'fyu oG mind and heart rp.f.f CO.,, ,..r,. -
"'''rr' W better w1gi 10 be. for our children f ,I
.'fHa 10 EANe I-IIrGucc, I would fr,f c.-yr-f ,...
ir"c srh'"t@ INTO theological scmiua5ics. bYr h. lr
comes 'e I'ga'.Hfs 90 guard, iH every proper nm ,r.
~, ''D mo ais ~ ne children. lpd project then, from
.h..-' s'ni-ier influences which make them INV tt.
but good n1d useful citizens in iIo word. 49,, ~
uu2uI-'Ini modern writer
"Eiurauou Consists in laarair- th7i which r,,t-s,
',h "'tlH respectable, and hnpry iiisuI.irprY-t.
ahi l0 elevate The character uffrc ir7,'.-. "a 49,. -,
schools The relation between fcl,fey qrJ ,...r b.
%! most respectable nature and involve. s A. j., .
p'riaH"o winch belongs 10 nuf..r,ty ON he oa, .i
aud sIHm ssIou Ou iHo Dfar Iu a.F.filr q. Il,,,-.
qualifications, uJ one % possible should confront 3D.
'nn'3'on "i iho youth Of DE state, who s d,.oea, m
moral character"
From the condensed y.cw already given NJ orr irn.
Ie7e'i system q common schools 90 viii appear evf
dent ~ ALL that hu' lue razarI can be paid by opr
-'ho1i Commissioners Co il0 wholesome s1r,cs,i,r.
o''''in'a 90 ihe above o1;rIr uui!i -,le NOR, ,r
I'a'' pros .s.1n BE- male o. Zoo s.ra,rf Of ,,,,r,..
Two 90 Three dollars iYs fhs tuition Of ,.,. ,54t9 h.
sum To- 1.'y, 70 induce sh,sc nh, r.,rr.,.......
Tent I" ra11sa u tlo .Iel.ltmI tas.r of r,4,t.., u.
..| ..' "'N Q, shoot, Dni-r.. iad.rt. us-a ID,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

~ IraafrLE DANA younr man bo,uye.,, I (
'ni - ysaH oi1ge, We undoutanI. suT sred On ,,.
.l' ucain ou "Wednesday last NJ tho rolling mHl. ~
h.ssr' Z q L.hcDu n O. on Cheat rser. sbyut Z
miles from iAis place. By beng drawn through tbo
r'.Irrs whfc tno operation Of fn1nurciuring h7r
'''. W 'n'no ran DO attached D. any p-rsri o.; 10
.I' r'rclrsu"st n the doesrsei. sch resulted I-
n.s Dl.Imrhciy death. Ii5 bad been atefn1tn- a.
Jump IRON ono side 81 the machine o., the Other fo
save the necessity Of walking round. order o, attend
GO iIe portion oflabor allotted % hHn T,f,rr9,f-.
.FIH 9Jt slipped s. ho,wls caught between The ,,l
.grs 1nd dawn through 90 The twruk.irz of an eve
h' ''Iy vac peflcci miss oi nnusled butter. hly.
fu. been drawn through srace orah,ut slr 49,.
~. name was James WurHln We hrpo b.. .,f.
emn waning may be lasting lols0n o., r,l.r ,sb.
'Hrr m ths immediate vicinity Il such engine. ,r
ie1ih Har-11i1ua R,pnblieas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

tdhsniHg Pouiry--An experiment ha, lately
hern tined ct feeding gees, with turnp' cui up very
Inc and PIT into trough wih water The effect
was thatsiS gcc-a. weighing only 9 lbs. each when
'hni up actually w1Ig'ei % 10, csch. after about
three week. fosIinz with this fol alono-N,,s On.
FdTEitr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

FATTEMNG PoULTRY.-An experiment has lately
been uied Of feeding geese with turnips, cut up very
line and put INTO trough with wafer The
eii0ci was that sI geese. weighing only lhs each
when shut 40. actually weighed 30 lbs. each after a.
noN' three weeks feeding w'lh this lOOd alone Nep
Gen Fdrwfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
VIZ. ERANDIEs 4 Go

hhtCI from New York ani PhilajeI1,i, Tn,
- subscribers dosiro'io inform the purchaser i,
vines a'dLqnors that they aro constantly rec.ivi,g
iom i.ie aJJyo n'ual cities the f,lIowinF articles
va Past lHdis Madeira IN Bottles anil on drauybt or 4,
s1pcHor1n1Iny h1ying TIA benefit Of three yoy,g,s
r 10 the Feet In lies
Superior Seal Madeira IN glass wool of the ,o,,y,
T Of 1911. ~ '''''1o
superior Pilo md Brown Sherry,
I DId Grape Juice Port for f1yalids
Tenprn Wine,
London PIticuar Lisbon & Sweet Ml,ra Wine
london Dock Port
ob5mp7ign Wine various Brands.
iIock and Cloret Wines.
pld Virgin Cnqnac Brandy Of 1902.
Champairn BranIy Ion1es4y B-4sI
rochelle Brandy Dupgry and ScfEnan Rr nd
10 DO PeiovOiscn aud GODDARD Bf,u5s
BlrjsuY Brandy.
F'hsn's Wecsp Anchor Gin.
lrmaica Spirits
Vow England ROM
Oh Scotch anj lrsh Niaii whi.ker.
Oid M'noue1hela wbiskoy. in lnulss a On dg,,.gb,
Peach Bfandg Old anil Ono Favour
Pnncp'e md Havana Segar Of superior bra,.i. a.
WAYS m hand
Humphreys Playing Caris
Fdshurgh tectifed Whisky Of supcrpr qa,lif.
Also Olive Oh, Pckels. Goshen Chcesa Vfh n
fnl ass1rimsnt Of superior family grocer ~ ,,hirb
wih b. sold on the u,,si reasonable terms
= HENDERSON g. CO Water 81
fob 33-lm n-u dor 10 KnJ8 a Lord
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

NANhh ADMISSION. -Reicrriug o. thc ACra5iau
a'ctn"es and uirasus end dcnuncaiiors of the late
meeting M the Soe-house yard at Ph.ladephia call.
i"s ''sei the People the Pe7HsgiytHaH has the sub
l'ineu r"inarys; and IN copying them. we may say.
;hai itsH'h language had been held hy the sound and
Ju'icoAs journals pf the party some years earlier IN
me moral conflict It had been better Tor the party
and The country
III mas always been tho misfortune OF the Demo
crane Party OF lnrsa 10 be mlde answcrubic Tor the
80 '''"S ,''sN'c - lew among l. number. On
recent political HisaDs arse probably as much fcn
mas CatSs as any ottsr. Calm. moderate men nh,
NS'c disposed 10 arm at possibilities anI not 10 sacgi
nee the good that could be obtained by pushing eve
y plnclPc 10 IL utmost ihooruiIca extent were Fr
'7Jro" mc rat,s. aai feeling OF j.s;ru-t was gene
- "' .h'' 10y lte ro'iir'ous PRONUNCIATION of vi
iraiSrns. hat by iuIu. ,'ur when we ,,er, in r, or
We Would not carry Iuo effect the visionary promise.
e" "i' on the name Cd! The Democratic parry by thos,
mo shout! oily haze spoken Jor Lscsss, les
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
-. ,ESsE,y.-sygE


STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Feb. 25--J,ir Marshall arr!yed-lait II, az a..
eanui OF !oS water.
Rihiroa from LaIi,yii'e---c;rruci down.
G1'rgp, Brl:,r - ,,,~r arrive tr.,n =, .io,,t
attempted To pass m hui was compelled @, retain.
S'rr'os', Innrcr, D,,s'cr, fr,u P.rl,.mrgh.
Foo. 2J.-AiIifri, I.iui.yillc, for P.rsSur,h
Porrs1c,!1. Lll'si~k I,stcr. f7s "a pu,Jtrl-
Lea s'InadtG f,r Louisville
T''ga Ma''n Muster. from Pi'Hsgrsa. Ion "a -,
Jag fJr Cincinnati
R1rijnT. DO lo
Fob. 2j-Richm N from P,t,-5urgh--l.nf,r LA.
i.yilo
Utica H'inoisliyr Master. arrived Fl IN Ciar l.a
lett iu5 P.s-5Irsh.
Orleans. Donni'on Master, frJn ST, L,4i. lie, AZ
tho wh,s., NJ lor PiushIrgh
Mauo1 ais, up f-r PITTSBURGH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
THE RAINBJI
nj AaELt.


THE RAINBJW
nj AaELI.
s,m"tiEcs have thoughts. in my lnnel!e., hours
That lac ON my heart LIKE Ihe deS o. the R1Ners
OF a ran"le took one bright afternoon.
When nay heart was as light a blossom in Jane;
The green earth moist with the lae-iallen show
err
The breeze autcred down AMI blow o,en The aoN.
While single White cloud to ils haven Of rest.
On the White wing OF peace. loa,ed oil ia the west
~ threw hack my iresscs to catch tho cool breeze
That scattered the raindrops and dlmpled the seas
Far up the blae sky a fair rainbow unroed
Its soi' untoi pni,'ns of purple aud gold;
'iwas born IN ineuen, yet, quick ia bifth,t
IL had stretched TO the ulermosi enls OF the cath.
And far as an angel. IT hoaicd all free.
With wing tho earth. and a wing on tho sea
How calm was The ocean, how gentle iis SWELL
Like a wonans soft bD-,ifu II rose aud II fell
While t' i'sh sparkling waves. stealing laughngIy
When they cav the Giir raiaS1x ;knel, down on the
shore;
N'swee hymn nsc~nd,.. murruct OF prayer
Yet felt that tie spirit oi worship vas there
Aud bent my youaS head m devotion and 1--we
Meath ihe form OF the angel that hJated above
How wide was tho sweep of its beautiful wing,
How bouniics' IT'S cirrle! ho~ rideni its rins.!
II l'OS on the o,e1n the rainbow w. there;
. Thus fIsinint girdle brilliant and whole
As the thoughts OF the rin1ow thai circed INV soul
Like the "'ns % the Deity. calmly unfurl'd.
|; bent from the cloud rn! encircled the world
There nre moments, think when tho spirit receives
Whole volumes Of thought on lis unwritten leaves
} when the folds OF the heart in a moment uncluse
Lake the innernosi leaves from the heart of rase;
And thus. when The rainbow al passed from the .ky
| he thorghis II uwoke were tpo deep to pass by:
! II ieii my full soul like the wing Of a dove
All hutierins with pleasure AMI fai,erng with love
| kno" that each moment nfrnpiu-eor rain
But shorens the links in iles mystical chain;
I knpT that NV firm. like that J,n from the wave
Must rans from The earth anl lie cold in the grave;
Yet oh when d1nIh's shadows INV bosom nncuud
When ] shrn. from the thought of the coffin M,
shrnud,
Nav Hop, like the rainbow, nav spirit cnfo!d
la her beautiful pin,ons vi purple and gold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
FEBRUARY %. IsIi.

IN c''nt erosacn Of ;his day. the ounivcT.asy &C
ne bi'ih OF Gsueral George Washington. Ne ate er-
ahed 10 Present 10 renders another at those con
uthuiuns of Nlr Bp~ts to The IA hcstn unwriiten
history OF the war uft,e Rcvoui n. Nhch vllces us
and oar ieater under great Obligation 10 him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

! I.s SJa'a "a oyll,U'ly coming folnI 10 he risN
SIDE o; ''' senses on qsestioas tIar an.. p1u.gau:
~ i"n n'y "hsr, uG,c. oar national interests, Tra
E.chm1:.I Wing. few days since led L.. TO believe
dan It considered tn olly objection 90 protective
i1r! Fli o. be ioaaJ Ia INC eject Of a fIl ,-rarr-:
aHI 10 ue last Charleston PATHS; ~, GuI qn an.
noaHesmra'' ha; 'hU 7lplr si1 favor OF q ra...Ia5.
oH wines and silks aud orihc L.,ribuiioD n en-, -r.
cee4' Oh ne ra'.ac anis. These measures. as a Grt
Stop are all we can ask, They aro enough, anI
"heh NO combine these with ia" remarks made 6,
n7 the ":he- day, by Mississippi Planter; WAC sail
be would give hlif las plantation 6, see high pro-
tec've duties laid by our government 20 think TN.
here Us not d1aJt but these popular measure. viii
I'M favor il Tie eyes orCOogrrs..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

western orator recently declared ON tho stunp
hat he "Sas born nj a very early ps,ioI Of h,, {"
We should presume 60 when no was - very
snail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

SrEtus,Ar S'vx--Tno Steamboat WIN, min, ii,
sunk at Suluia. She was irejshted with COTTON.
pid Of winch. il - thought will be saved Tho boat
vii be a total loss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

NEW JERSEY SENATOR-Ths Hon Jacob
w. Miller. tW) Of MyrristDyu y has been cioc
ted TO ie unted Seu,ts lor the term Of sr year. from
ilo +'h OF March ncSi. in place Of Mr. Wall IL. 81
whose term Of service Then expires
The Newark Advertiser slys.
Mr. Miller, is "a distinguished member 0rfNo vo,,
Jersey bar, and hos served wuh hon,r m Is,ib br,
chcs oi Che SAFE Legislature. He srrs res On a..
Iessl'ifso Council during tee et,itIrv .srqs,1s I,
Toe lnsi y",r nnd hls elrlIrnt appeals Co. i,r pr h.
during ih" great political c1rnpafzu which h,s i.,;
aird 50 % pViIy ipr the eyurir- furnish n stg;..
guarantee mat Doc VII discharge tho fasIlns BIO ff,
ol ne hsh Stallion % n.ur1 hs hss n1fv rrpu s.ui
win credit 10 HIMSELF SAD h.s native sfdo IL.
iJrh Ncw jersey wIi be n.fy represented H., 49,.
councils Of he Haiion '''
TAXING CARE or THEIR rP5ryps r.
.'a'n l' i1' Huinaf'r' appointments 'o Office by ~
F'n blffnl I1r1ucIyluyn OF tine srur7f.gr ,f,.,.
Hni making hc nov terms Ut ser, ire e,ts.,l .
through iha' OF Cen iilrulo1'f. iiir s-5 f..,s 49,.
'ea'"fmg ioasicn their printers upon r,, ,,sv, -,
Ef.ss' ani r'riain contracts ore closed Tor p,ert 30
public buildings which cannot DC begp, 49,, wy
and two years after VI Van PIrsu b,. r.t;,,r ,,
presume Cen Harrison viil arqofnt such ,g, r. =,
I'vernm-ui 1s be may select and will r,g,,5 y. w
mailer OF snpefrroglfio- ~ ~ Van Buren, r, -,
10 appoHi ihem i1f him. Tho heads Of Der.,,,,.,r
and 5ureaur. appointed Ny Cen Harrison ,,,Il 80.
Jess appoint 10 Oh contracts Tor the o,,,,,,.
which Gen HIifs1u's administration viii IN,
s1ls And ls &c the new Congress % viii a.. 49,. 80
'sr n source aod n right. cl-cf az Ne oyyo -.
an make OF ii50asn aFr.a- T7yis5HtI4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

From ne CHsis Ec,clLr 'isaS GEd Private MeHssirs
q Ms Lys Gsi Caartot~ Of Hoskirc'o9.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

ColScinEScr Pacing through the yard &C the
|. : Hotel, yrsle.dIy. wr Jaw a noble bal, dog
Chained. anu little fee with shaggy coat and ma
hct'Hs, hri terrified appearance. running aau, hun
and barking. swapping al hi and ihcn guarins ol
beyond h.s reach. The dog scemcl ~, 10 m nd The
yePns any more Than by an occasional frov7 ~ con.
icm? We thought, iilhai dog were let loose, w1ulI
he spare his io!meaior, with one blow would h.
crush him 10 the earth. We som after read in the
washington papers an account Of the fici that Mr..
Webster had rendered The Senate ON Monday lasr.
through the Vice President hs resignation Of the scat
he nov holds in iha, body. When II was resF nc
was absent and probably has rot and will not AGAIN
enter that chamber where he ms Cor years served
and houorci Ms country. III ,r4s absent. AMI Mr.
Cn'aheF' 81 Georgia rose ana poured upon him IRA e
81 abuse 10 only lor use in jic London r.h nark..
How like poor boz ae Ip'k-i whose ..ars had on.
t"ce5 h.n TO hide from ne thunder st,rn in i:- far,
ani whose folly induced bin to mock a. lis rs,,r,..
power
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

TUIrtoS The amount pad for iuiiI,r ;, tbe ,,b
nc schools at Boston and Chelsea, during the vear
ie594o according - Ma Mann reports. Is enc hun.
bred thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27
OBITUARY

Departed Tins life, on the 5h inst nj S. LpIi. No
ni proiracted illness. which h, bore with ch,,,,,,
Io,,'nne. ana resignation 10 the divine will Mr ORR
GLoRGE, IN the 9Th wear OF his age.
Mf' -. was "A nlliva of Cpunty D,wn. Ireland all
ior several ysarsa respectable merchant Of the firm
W & o. George OF this city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

FLoUr--'rbis article s selling ir Ns1, York sf q,
- so u Pittsburgh o. g. 81 from r5gsn. ,6I
50 from stores
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

TIE BATTLE or GERMANTOWN AND
nEhIH or GENERAL NASH October 4.
I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-27

- We copy the following from the Arkansas Star
OF The ihi"'. Take 10 al ia an. /, is oac Of tn
most curious narratives HAT vo have inst with Cor
many a dav.