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Sei alien oieiem, 70 ldberlib oerartiee
pralbanl lereien aub iein moeen, ourfen
mir inoei1en bob .nibt anoere, ais 9eite.
ben, oab i'm Sale oes Qusbrubes zines
Srieses mir fblebt eerditst eaiteben. uno
es ibeint als Oh unfer GonereB MaBres
9eln Der Sertbeioguna unierer 8rdnaen
enolib ernitllb anSuoronen fuben poue.
pittsb. Srb. Ereuno.
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Oeue OSaareu.

Rouaro .. 5bmirb bat 70 eten srbals
ten: eincn friIebcn 9crratb neuer umr fir
ole Sabres3eit pa0enps M'aarsn, welebe kls
Tiger als je 3upor perfanft ,pcrecn am CD
oer 4tsu unc Yenn StralTen.
Neaoina Seb. 3m.
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pinterloi1enl6aft oes perforbeuen 81 a.
tbaniel S. Deil1er.
90 ad,rtbt

wirp bisrmit assstsn, bag 4rminiltraticns.
Srlsfe rer,riIliaf wcrren lne, auf cis5ins
ttrlaIIenNtbaft oss Uerfortsnen l7atbaniel
!. Geitber, leEtbiu prn 9laieencrirt3 aun<
feblp, Ssrts eauntp, an psn 'lIntsrSriebnetan
pobnbaft III eriastrm 9auuiehip. Iae pers
icnen. rpeltbc 3orpcrunaen aeaen er1aate 6m>
tsradenfhaft babem psrpen paber tierrmA
anfaefcrbert cieislbsn bel eem ltntcrItbric.
bsnsn Obme Ssr,us sin3ursiehen, unb @cl
'bs, e's nod al ateieIbs ibuIols 1tnp, ioforo
ah3nbeSablsn.
Gbarles 10. Porter.
Ssbruar 8. 6ln.
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uon Giebaro Socn, eimem bsr greeutoren
css rerttcrbcnen Sscra 0oualab, lsBtbiu bon
Amltp saunit,p, Bsrts gauntp, an bic
2Sauenecurt eriaster ganntp, blttenp BON
osn pfhtsn lelner Iufsauns crIepist 3n
fem, Sab ale cria9te Court am 2Oten Sebr.
1884 |, ole GrIaubnib an alls grepltorsn, Gr.
ben une rsebtmdilt9en Nsprsientantsn oss CT.
tasten Serllorbencn, am Sreitass ben 9tsn
natblt'n Aprtl 3m eribeinen uno lIrIaebs ans
5naebsLparum pas 8eiutb pes srfaatsnSius
lteers nltbt bewilIiat perpen Iollts, unb pers
oronste eab Staebrlebt bon er1aatem 9sIuhe
ae9sbsn ,peroen ioIlts, purb Sctanntmatbuns
III elmer eeutIthen nno elmer enaliheu Sel:
tuna Die innerbalb erlaater gauntp putli,irt
werpsn-peI6es orm ssmdb sefebebsn 1T.
Eibaro Boon.
Utdr} 9, ls41. din.
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1S'Il'"m 9. 0''etbor" vcnd. Expos,
vs. gum Sanuar Sers
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Der u''ttr3elebHete gommiiloner, ernannt
aur 4usths'una Der @slpsr, Die bnreb Den
Stberltf III obiser Sahe scbotsn, miro fir
oislen 3rpsf III lelner 4mtsfube in 8eaeins
asasnwartls fem, am 9onasrItaas ben 25ten
1nltsbsnren Dlara, I'm llbr Slatbmlttass,
~ welebsr 3sit nno Ort (tdb ale babel intcrcjs
trfen sperionen sefallslt elnfneem m5sen.
Antbony j. Miller, 6 @cjnillioner.
-utars b, lS4I. 3lG.
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Vend.
EXpOnAas,
; gum Sauuar
Scrmlu, 1871.
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Der unterbelebnete eomm,lioner, anssitellt
5ur SsrfRellun9 Der Gelosr, seboben bureb
bsu Stberltf' III obi9cr Sahs, an Solebe els
oa5u ttsstbttat ltnb, miro su plsIsm 3wsf III
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am Gre'taat, osn 26ten initeb. Mir3, um
Her Slatbnlttaas, 3a ,pslhsr Ssit unS Ort al.
u 'ntertlltrtsn spsriencn ssfaaIsf brrppbuen
mb3cu.
Senry Hbeaos, gommjflionsr.
sDtdrj 8, 1S41. 3m.
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Go chen erhalten
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Seaoina Srb. l6. SIN.
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Wtttbael Diaperia uno 9tes
Eeeea istne 3raM lsstbn
prf,
VS.
Den perl0orbcuen 3bectalo
pef, MT Oaebrlebt an
feiue Grbsn &c.
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9interlaiIenibaf # oes ueritorbsnen S bn
M aurer.
H a hrtb DIT.
Ndr3 2, ls4l.

Habrtbt.
Ser ltntsrfhristsns, srnannter uuoitcr
enret Die Waiienecnrt non Bsrfs eauntp,
3nr Ssrltbtlauns ucbcriettIuns uub qSiebsrs
anaabs Der Nebnuns bon Jobn Bernant
nno Beors Ser, aomuifratorsn pts Ysrs
ltortsnen Jebn n1aurer, Isstbin Don Wai,
oener,et 3auufebip srIaatsr gauntp, w,ro fir
blsIen 3wsd in feiusr Imtsfube. in 8eabina,
atwarteL auf psm l2tsn natbjtsn Dadrs. un
llbr Natmittaas, 81 ,psleber 3eit nnb Ort
alls tntsreiitrtcn psricHen ssfaulsR tsi'ppts
nen rpcllen.
Senrv Kbeaos, Nubitor.
Neabins, Eetruar 90. sm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
Council CAans.r. Feb 9th. lslI.

Cto'sing for hs LsHcs Persons with weak lnnrs
VIII De glad TO learn, wkile these cold March winds
are bio ing on US, that an inrrri,us Englishman has
invented a perfect covering for the lungs. IL i. an IN.
-irunnent composed ofscycull thickne.ses of e1uui.
s"ciy fine clpth, made % silver wire. fitted in n caso
and by means Of a sur;o { stock bnnnd over the mouth.
ana u II l. desired, over the nose also. The breath
which l. expired in passing out through The layers of
siNcr clio n, warns the miaiiude o' ITS f5res. and
when tLe next breath Il, drawn in. II receives back
The heat. and 50 the ar is furnished to the lunrs III
vested of 1t, painful qualities. The instrument in.
'errupis the speech hardly at all, and ia fact leaves
ne mouth quite At liberty for all useful and proper
purposes. We can easily suppose that to persons OF
weak lungs this coniriylncc might be a very great
comfort; and whcn travelling in very cold weather
q mast he a much more convenient covering fur IA.
iacc HAN any Of the e,n'rivances usually re.,rt,d u,
u Is recommended By n long list of English meIica
men, and tc iHScaior sets firth It's excellence as col
lows.
ms smalland lclienie instrum ent il Of two kinds
one. the Oral Respiration. l. worn over the month. IA,
other. the O1Iasal. covers the nn.irils also n i. n,
shed IN a style - neat n 20 render Il nS little disiyu.
ring as possible. IL docs not at all obs,ract the IVA.
sage of the breath, nor affect the voice. The l,,vc.
Whisper audible without the Instrument IS heard q
lually well whcn II = on.
whether the atmosphere be cold and damn. n
when ingcy, or cold and dry. as in some nnriberl,
winds. this instrument is found cfeciu,liy to femme
u; - that the most delicate person nay fare any n.
While wearing H. IL removes G, u .hs arising from col,
ar ana thus gives refreshing rest to many nrrSo,.
whose nights Used to bo rendered slceplcss bv cough
ing. Not oaly Is the breath wurneI by This ins:rr
mont, bat II also dtaIs,s warmth over ths whole hi
Hence, It has adDr!ed much comfort 10 persons sun.,
ing from ehil!ncss olshe limbs. whith was dis,urbin
'acF digestion, ani 10 those especially rhosc sl.c,
was impaired by co dncss ofIhe feet, which they wer
unable ny any other means to preserve in a srn;s n
comfortable warmth. For these purposes Of renoyin
cough. or OF warming The limis. the Respiraior !, ,von
ih bed by numerous person."
We believe 'he R-spirl;ors are FOR sale by some O
our apO.hcCarcS.-.E. Y. jour. Cy1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18

The Ta0F-onc thing trrmlrks the PHILADELPHIA
Sandari) seem' to be agreed Oh by all par,ie shat
We must havea tariff sufficient Gr the purposes OF
revenue. TIE S,a'h. It's probable. will not consent,
10 higher ratio Of dUies than this woald require
Whether the North will he satisfied with such 4 tariff
romans 10 be seen. PcfhaT, the manufacturers of
View England will prefer low dui:e. with the asst .
onoe u their permaueucc. to ahighcr bu, more uncer.
tam tsrtt--ioF uncorsmiy is iheir worst enemy
When they invest largely IN buildings md machinery
II Is OF the last importance to ,haIa To know thu, ,heir
property shall not be rendered worthless bv the ,pi,,
ference Of legislation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18

ikhoieroN NFRirIED-Wlen Gen. jackson com.
meneed has insane war upon tho eurrencv-, Ua,
nat has Indicted ineolculablo loss and injury u,o,
"s e"Hn'ry-a letter fron a Charleston N,p,ch,,,
published IN the report Of tho Committee az
Ways and means in 1859. predicted the slloyvin,
consequence Of the Destruction of the United STATES
Eauk.
"i'he Bank oi Tho United States wero dcs,-,r.5
'he local banks would again iss1e Their p,r,r 10 a.,
'h''ssiNe Gnpun'; and while a few alycnturyv. snr,.
a't'nr. Would he much benefited by such an is.p-
vac nnhest aud unsusp Getting citizens OF our country
N'u'u, ''aIly' he the trscrs. II we LOOK hack 10 what
E"A pace IN New York. Pen syyauia. the Western
S'"Vs' and even IN our own State. we shall see The
s'o,s"sl imiosiuons committed by banks. commencinr
Win a ieW thousand dollars in specie, huyinr n,
news alers 10 putt hem up Us specie paving banks
! orser To deHlde the public. and. after getting t,cii
n'i's IA circulation. blowing up, and leaving the nm
Sus ecting planter and farmer victims of n fraud n,
"hich lucy were deprived of the harI ear,inys al
years oi honest industry. But sir. | hciieye The hs,l
S"'A G'eat deal of the opposition which exists. an,
- Chs'ed' 10 tue fact thai it has pat down thes,
"a"Hu'ent institutions. got up by combinations an,
,'NNPiia'ies OF spectators; AMI WIN. aler rccrivn.
efSe GiNidends. managed To destroy the credit orihei
o"H paper AMI 10y the agency Of brokers, bought
u up AZ hall is n,a,;u,l -.
eaIe. hH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18

Sror I'M RoCUg-i man nrruod Cl,trsiIc, =,
iTn1H' on tho night of the l5,h. Al, IN. house Of
IL smith Wesee creek. Q miles below here
"t up AM pat on the Cloihes Of uuo;her ner.
e'n Hropns an the same room and d-ccamaed. The
sl''hes stolen We're e new fur cnp. ,togy boot, half
wore bottoms well nailed. dark corded cashmere
ptnis.drA brown cloth over coat with velrs, ON the
cuffs and pocket 1aps, velvet stay .n the back be-.
tween the buttons, blue black, cloth frock Goa,
'omenhai worn. Skirts lined with silk. and n si.
NsIvet vest. yellow lowered.
lie nlSn took with hi'n. property n, follow, a gold
lever watch. marked Jas - Aio,s. Liverpool, No 5457,
bard emarellsd Gial. dpahie backed. One $50. Ind.
ana State Script. l $40. State Bank Of lndi,pa
Note. 80 Illinois payable AT Shawneerovn. and
$50 In Snlii bills. ; notes Of hand, one on Il R,b,,,s
Of Ciae.nna'i lor sos One on Sn:th,on of Jc,,
KY" fos sio3, aui one on weim1r Of A1.u.,a. K
i"rSi55. 5000 endorsed on the back na,s5le =,
"4n b Shaver. he was a man about 30 yenr o,
feet E Or : inches high, browuish ha,r. sind,
whts&crs, ms hair. vr= thin and shor, be.
al The fire tiger of his leG hand Get of clos.
7'has a confise1 look when SPOKEN to.
ward ct ssG is offered for the recovery OF ~.
", and arrest the thief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
THE FARMERS IN TIE NEIGHBoRgoor
OF WHEELING

'A~-AsA y
The undersigned beg leave to address Won ON q .,h
{ IN which they wish to inrerc.t you mutually ,,y
snsclycs.
In times. such as tho presen,. Of general nscp,i,
~ embarrassment and consequent prosrralion o., bv,,
n'''' "a necessity has been fylilo deyolye on q portion
Of this community to investigate the effects winch CIR
can t,necsof las kind are likely :, produce On s,cb n
are dependant for subsistence On their daily uyocu.
tons.
ihis investigation has d~evoie?oI much pfiyaron and
consequent distress frDin the abpye causes. 10 rclioys
a portion OF ilis' an a 'ylun has been recently estab.
lshed tr iniig'nt chiiorea, - much witt a Wow al
"eif raenial and moral culture, rs 10 the ancl:ora,i,1
oithoir physical WHAT'S. ani hls To fi them for s,,p,-
nonim respectable fanatics where all u,yss ,hip,s
will DO supplied.
la lhls Asylum there are nav m1ay children who,
piront' have been induced from confederation. c,n.
noctcI with their We fare to rcln4uish their suH,.
c'n'toi u tio committed wao have i IN rh,r,e-
Ihus the committee are mlde 10 feel the deep r,so,u.
r'o'liy they have assam u, anI also to appreciate G,m
is hulo experience they have acquired. The e1.snt Of
The benefits they may be Instruments OF commm,r,.
tnsi shoIl4 they be sustained by the mlniGceuce Of
as Community within whose limits their saJas are p,
Ted. But the sympathy OF tae committee has not beer
confined % the citldrrn slsae-the parents Of ,,s,s
sihdren, with many others who ore suffering from tho
eau'os referred 10 no entitled 10 your e,ana.scra.
I,on.
Tho citizens Of Wheeling from motives u hcnovo.
tghec, anI from a conviction Of the existing necessity.
have Contributed "ili great liJcrlIuy towards the e..
enlistment Of The Asylum, and Gr The diffusion oG,s
S%larrcs Vet, notwithstanding this AMI tho employ.
men, f'rnishcl 10 many that are clp1Me orbein, EN-
fd0ycj. the GcInaaIs anl fbps, Of M y-,.,, t.,
~t ace daily nads on their bounty the committee are
'@o 10 supply.
r. therefore. appeal to yo7 from a conviction dat
~wiedge the facts referred o. wall inIic, Won
from ibo Abundance you poses. &, contribute , MOP
sion Of that e~5unlauee 10 such articles Of food and r.
ih"s as yea nay deem proper. Tuc.s will be CRATE.
iohy received ard a,Ihully distributed to tho mecca
''''u1 BY taa committed. who are composed Of IS per
son' % II whom are !oinl.,s resident ia the yari,p,
wards Of ue city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
From tn. Cincinnati Chronicle.

The following imprnmpru was ~,uggusled hv u &
messing the elaboration, &c The FIRST Congress ofthe =
States il=c Mat different thoughts arse ia o.,
minds on reading The debate. orlhe present!
Il have seen an end To what they call perfection hors
below"
Good David said. and I believe he yerily rhnurh, 81:
but had hs lived TO see he n, n. Who in orr euunrry
ST.. =
lie would have said. "Thsrc 10 no end 10 all uerCre.
iion VET,
Friendship Is one the most beautiful plants ihs,
d'"rishes IN The garden OF human passions.
The smile Of love. has been uorn hy sumo. rs a
mask 70 deceive and bsiny. Once a serpent secret
eh iheii within the petals ola nover-I rrssted Tho
Hover to my bosom, and The serpent srung me.
There 10 snilo of grief Il is seen whom tho so,L.
or bends over The body of her dying child. which she
believes i' destined To wear az IMMORTAL cr.ra in
heaven, -. "
hiieiion Is tho good mans shining scene;
Prosperity eonceals his brightest ray;
As highI 10 stars The lusire gives To man
H"roc, IN battle. piluIs ia The storm,
ANA virtue IN calamiiics admire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
From the u .ion Alias.
f!IE IMMORTAL SINrEEN

f"' - SUN III.
THE IMMORTAL SIXTEEN.
Sixteen Senator'S OF the L,co Foco n,r,y have h.,,,..
90 INC interests Of their constituent. by voting e., ~.
SUD- teasnFy law. ~ defiance of Il g eyprcs,eJ ni.bcs
tue People. LeiIhem be remembered. Their uam,.
are recorded IN the following song.
o CRUEL.
A'!G-"o cruel vast e gr,ss5ig rars Which tore Wv
IorcJrcm me ~
. R.aes "Htlns. Rcuol. yol have turneI rour
back on Milne ''
o Perry Smith. CYnnectcu, ,vo,., so,J
nglu'; ' "'
. S'ns "risht. New York lrenceSrth will coIl
you Silns Wrong '"'
D Garret HaD. New Jersey went against vonr doc.
Tins strong!
o ReueP
James buchanan. can you still your State misreu
resent "''P
q D9"''f Sturgeon. you have ieupcd out Of your
element '''
o headsIrsng Roaas. Virginia will L,i,r
. waller Mississippi from your docirins run, 4
way!
Rsueg
Nichoison how can you scorn The ve,I,c, or u.
Siaiel 'o' your
q andersen old Tennessee has foand you out too
"mS q" AHe"' will treat tho sturdy Buckeyes
. I'RPo7' you'cr M longer ct 10 speak for Olio,
q ReHSi!
y WILSON LpTrPkiH, you have proved Yourself IN
ho a Ounce; "
= 0"ho'Tf' you cannot bcirsy the Grorgians but
once; "'
y 'forto"' you are mHnOned now. vain ond ni.rp;d.
cd man- s"u
D NsrrtL, you can't "feod your aock," on hill. r.
Michigan ~ y"
o RcgsH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
A f'ERsloN OF PSALM LINK

- ny Q 2. srrELTER.
Shepherd of Israel!
On ihou that Joseph like n flock dos ilcnJ
Thou that between the chorubims du.t dwell,
Give err in thar our need,
Shile ourO G"d. before the Tribes nC Garth. =.
Sur up Thy strength AID to our aid com. C,r "A.
Iuri u ssain and cnvse thy face Ia shine.
And we sla.I be rcdeomcd by grace divine.
Lore God nf hosts. huw long
Mit ihou be nroin against Thy rcople'. prnyorl
lhon leavosi them a prey unto the strong;
The bread oftears is iheIr,;-
Deep do we dunk Of snrr5ws ard or wocs
lhou m"Eo'i us a scorn among our foes.
IN Col oil h"S's. turn us again and shine.
AND we slial! yet 10 saved 10y grace.
Frnm Egypt diIst tho bring
\ Nhc. and cast the heather frnn the pr,u,d.
thon rianledst II and nad'st its root. to spring:
it Allied the land around;--
ltshhdow0d hills, like a cedar tree.
us boughs went To the rivers aud The .co.
why hast thou left IL 10 The spoilers uovrr7
Ihe boar doth waste It and wild beasts de,our.
oh GId Of hosts. returni
L,os down ifsm Heaven. behold. nnd bless tbs vine
winch ny right hand hath lanIed;-it doth burr.-
Save II, Tor II is Ihnr;
the branch which thou hast strengthened i, cr, d,,,,.
, tPor'ihs n before thine angry Gowu;
Tel VIII "c net 20 haok;-vc call on The,
smile ca us. Lord OF hosIs. and we nre lreei
Ba!IEl re -haerisaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
vlE,ys or An AMERICAN ~ rAK,s.

Me.. i
extract fv,iir les ~ S'a'oni Nlo"''s ae '"S,'".N
M, Last by an ,lbi,sr To me written in rars !" 'ahu
-cienrtGc t,,r IN r,,ni American e'tzch no" D"
allow ne 20 rcuu,,, a NJ - interesting To Anrfca"-'
Wash.r,tou. March 10 ISL ia Tue i"'s"igenS''
r,r. W
On y,.,,;,. n. enc, - -, -
pleiely sonl,,.J FaYrv ,r,i,I.. ,h,n,J =, M cU..
,h,t 1 hal 80, -, 81, - ~. =, -.
are e,re,J,ncIv h,,n,,G,I h, a.na..I. -, : -
&c, oC .,,l1.a.L- I." ~ - -
d,snlsyeJ. ,,,t .,,,Is 49,, g. :, , .,.J -
nlnay. viii n ,u.ou =, - 90. - 80:
mense mass rher. \. Lsts n, -, I'm Tom 80.
dam I ,b,lll Ika a.. -.
siick-I shall d, ,h,o,.h D. - =.
stick nj la,t ~
have been mos, uns,,,,,,,. hbL -
All the finn, s;,c. 4 ar,H,sI !" r"' 49, "O"'
~, w,.k. L,,. 49, -. =" 30 IVY "N
mos, If IN. finn. AZ, 49,, 49,
lent cold ,h,t a., q, I'm, -. " = ~
self on nav Ippg, ! ann 49,. 80 ~ ~ ''e"i" y
ready lp eomms,,e. No. ,aa, - 80 I"u "o',i
been int.,rnn,.J - IN" IN" ns .au'!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18

IHE Loss OF TUE HpNE.-An impors,, ,,J 3.
t'es'ng lTaI' not less from the amount ipv,lvnJ IL.
rom t"e high Character Of the counsel ON b,tb ~.
> ~" gong on ~ The superior Court beore J,I,,
O'AIey' Tie suit IL brought Ivy Jnmcs p Ar,;,. -,
owner OF stsainboni Home. Tor $1,000. Inc a,,r,n
- = Po"'y Of insurance effected in tho Am.,,.,
Co'nP'iy' There were similar p,Iiries II, ~. -"
''i'ir, 1ackspn' and New Hork Sale Marine IT,.
an,o ',mpani"s. amounting altogether "a sL,,, 30
VVV' McSsrs Griffin. O'COnnor. ard Cl.,v.L,. ~
pear Tor Tie pinintH. and Messrs. Lord. CcnrJ ~
'"n'n ano ko"hHn, for the defendants.
we lcnfn ihatfhe grounds Of defence Il, Lo
~ INC insurers are-lhe uuscau orhinc,s of gs ~
SCI Arsing from her deficiency in dcpri and b,,.f,L
% Ocai", compared with The length; that her tmie,s
"a' nc n"o sustained inynrsson her Grf passage If
- 'c'i'ns a character. that her owner. hal 49,
=" 70 ru' her on ihc Dry Dock, but bad f1iod To- n,
:, o''a'se 'he necessary repairs could not lie corn.
p''.ed ih limo Tor Hsf advertised Iay II ss,L.g ~
= point Of law. % t. slated. may ais, ,r,o Gs., H.
'''' OF "e vessels having struck on H,no, y. -
vent out Of The hIfbor. there being 40 pil,t an L.a.5
~ ne Time. The decision will bc l,okrI C, u,b =,
'''e interest," osdstcrminmg Inc essg viii, u. ,r.,
insurance c"mIanies. who will abiIe bv Inc n -.
in We present tnal.-N ! Amsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18

Tux BCUNEVr rIIGsH.-Yesteflay sppc,rcJ ~,
the top Of the central dome OF the Capitol. whirh sur.
mounts the Ruiun!a. u han, who mounted The rail
which cncIrlos tia; giddy elevation. swutr has Al
as If lac had been standing on terra frma. and cried.
'hurra Tor IiPp'canooE' Many strangers were ata
m tHr top OF the dome. ana ere startled al tbi, 81.
h'bHion. as we'll a. alarmed TOR the mans sai-t..-
They Thought hc was crazy. The attendant rehuked
and ordered him down. Tut. man" said hc. do Won
ihink III come down nj Your bidding. ramc an
'he way ircm Ohio. under Promi.s to fulfil this vovs
"HarTdh for TTpscGs or he cried AGAIN, swinrirJ
his hat. Come down, sir. sa:d Ike attendant. viii
much SHARPNESS aEd determination. Tut, man. n,t
I'LL Two done II once more rs | vowed "H4-rS
Jor IinDteanos!' There sir. now I'll come down
al attn READY Ia go back 81 OLiO."-PhR. y. A,rr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18

f0hiIc oP.NiDv-Thc report which wa. curron,
here sJiaeiim' since That Mr.. Cray mi,ht ,,,..iIJs .,
Or special Minister 10 England. to arrange our yr.c5
4'e''oas "ih The "mJ.hcr country IL thus noticed
IN tie Wabash Hal Couri5r
Hiin'f from Washing gives ont that Henry CLAW
=" DC sem as special Anblssndor to England. To settle
ihe boundary Question. No man m to -. =
more einineniIy qualified Hr the place. H,rry Ina.
Oeen a peace maker oil hs life. and n safe All = .J
one Tor The country. Ito c1nsluIcd Tho T,caiy or
Sh'"i IN I9l4-sculei the Missouri Question in Is2i
,ssS11 Ihe Nuinicrs from being hanged by Jackson
!" los ana will'1s sure as-hoDiing' make John Rail
r~s''"1"i'n As hold on the ArJs,Uok Send upe ynI,n,
Ne"'a'hi1"' by al means. or "old Harry" will Nc ,o
ply uoN" IN Mime, The whole country will second