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Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

n04e who own negroes had better keep them home,
on proper occasions now for the patrols are very
aAa When they go through the town, they like a
'0' 'oi0' or patent renorater propelled by steam
''''s "',. nas . behave himself right we'll pass
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

We learn from the True Issue thai the central committee
Jackson have nominated ugh Stewart Esq the place Of
DR. J. J. ALLEN deceased Mr. Stewart, has represented
Kinds county the Legislature and said to be "nexcep
tonabe his social relations with agreeable and concang
manners and decided talent for sunp speaking
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

JUDGE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Gov Nc Mutt has
issued his Proclamation ordelng elections to be held at the
General Election in November next, for judge and
District Attorney for each and every OF the eleven Judicial
Districts of the State of Mississippi"
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

The last nights mail bro't from Washington
The Bankrupt Bill is the law of the land least il
has passed through Congress- and received the sanction
the President but does take effect until the first of Febru
ary next
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

The Democrats do know exactly what do with their
surplus candidate for the Office Secretary State one is
rich and both smart Two against one foul pIag but
Mr. GALLOWAY beat both. Wont take both to make
Secretary
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

In Tishamingo are credb'y informed they
raise fight The question in that county is entirely
dcd far political action is concerned thing with
but side can be called question The tide State Hon
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

The Senate have confirmed the nomination Of A. K Nc
Clung Esq, Marshall for the Northern District of this
State
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

Yes We will "take Chickasaw Land Bank money" OF
any other shank money that the aforesaid
ney hereabouts and par adventure modesty beg
leave gently to hint you have exercised but little nfoma
ton in not knowing that "Chckasaw Land Bank money was
par funds in this place You send along for which
you shall receive the Gazette and the other shall be
attended to also DYE take2
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
aOxroep Miss Sen,

"OxFoRD, Miss. Sept. s4I
Thos A Falconer, Esq--Dear Sir please
paper you will take Chickasaw Bank money would
send now but do know whether You will
SO you wi will send it you Very respectfully your friend
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
TuE GREAT MISSORIUM.

lTb, BostonC ourier Of Thursday contains shorf
account of the huge animal whose bones have br.,R
recently iiscov cred in The county Of Benton IN Mis-
sour This name is TO US but s'Mssourium"
indicates the place where the bones were found and
il is presumed that Missouri will iud but few RIVALS
who will be entitled to tho hoaor Of finding such
monster within their lin's. The Louisvi lille jour
nal says the skeleton dug up in large spring
on The margin of creek called Pomona de Terre
IAN Indian tradition pointed 90, the exact spot
where it ay-tha these animals once destiny ed the
Indian and the buffalo at fearful Iaie.
The bones were found buried l6 10 30 feet deep
and in a good ,ato OF preservaton-iha skeleton
is SO feet long and l6 feet high-depth Of carcass
feet 1t ia web footed and it is four feet access
the toes The upper jaw has two tusks which pro
ieot out like hogs and then incline back towards
The body; from point 80 point the direct distance 10
Is feet The animal is supposed to oe amphioioue
Arrow hoads were dug up in the sems spring ans
humau bones Of gigantic sze. '9'2 Ai'e'H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

c,rpoSrAN will be published
TgRMs-Toaat. 'r nnnnm, or at 81 soft paid in
weekly I" $S, a0vpm v, IS made within six months
'Syan:o. p "} Subscribing it will be considered
l The Tine o. No paper will BIO discontinued
advance pay are paid, except at the option oil
,he publisher. o.uts will be inserted for the Gus
pAdyer''V Persons me requested 10 state me
,onOY pr.c esols thew wish their Advertisements
number " %TS they will be inserted TIL Tor
P 9i ,nJ charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

large, courteous, good paurcd seldom fly into n
passion, contenie d and uncommony healthy d ro-
bust Tho ladies very fastideous, trent foreign
gentlemen with insoence, on account of the dress
which they wear. They think livery unbecoming
and indecorous for men to tight setting coats
and pants. They unused to such things, for
the men in China wear gowns or loose dresses, and
the ladies tho coats and pants. The Chinese think
it vulghr to put the knife into the mouth, so they
have what is called chop stick, made Of ivory
aud tipped with silver, with which they convey
food 10 their mouths, aud use the knife and fork
only in cutting ii up. eaf.
The language Of The Chinese can be mastered by
about three years Study .--They read up and down
and from left to right Most the Chinese have
their wives selected for them, but if poor one is
given, they easily get hill of divorcement.
Adultery, barrenness, bad temper and excessive
taikatiDensss, either of which sufficient cause
10 warrant divorce. The Chinese white
for mourning instead Of black. They have least
winch they call the feast Of lanterns, winch is
lighted with oil taken from the ground. On the
day Of this feast, two hundred millions of lamps
are lighted. Such are few Of the most striking
facts in regard 10 the manners and customs of the
people Of China as we learned rom Mr. Anterior s
lectu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

FonrruouGur.-There never was a wiser max
inn than that of Franklin. ''No,hing is cheap that
Won do no, wani Yet how perfectly insane many
people are ON the suhject of buying things cheap
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
NJ BENJAMIN franklin says: "Prin,ers' accounts

NJ BENJAMIN franklin says: "Printers accounts
though small, are very good index of character
Let me look over my books, and I will tell you the
character of every person whose nano is there
To which contemporary adds: 'Ths is upon
the principle that who is prompt and honest
in small matters, will be so in large ones For no
who would defraud an editor of his subscription,
would steal horse or rob church, and deserves
10 be punished among thieves and robbers. Hence
Tho prrin,er's BLAcK LIST which Dr. franklin frs,
invented
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

do tell me why you have bought that cast off
door plate? asked the husband Of one Of these no.
table bargainers "Dear me- replied the wife,
"you know it is always my plan 10 lay up things a
gainst time Of need; who knows but you may
die, and marry man with the same name ~
that on the door plate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
From ne Richmond JAig.
EXTRA SESSION


The Legislature of Indiana has auth rrizei tho r..
eeuve Of ie state to anticipate the regular election.
81 members OF Congress the event OF az becoInipr
necessary By called session of that body
u highly possible that this step has been ad vsed
by General HarF'on himself and d, incre the prob
ability Of an extra scssin. letter from an inf rned
source al Washington, speaks pf IL as the common o.
pin1oI There. General Uarnron's decision will no
donb suspended, until after his arrival and consuto.
zion with his friends
u here should be- extra session af which al t-
great Questions Jl The peryd --fe Finances the Bank
The IarH-wIIi come under action how can the "cberk
mailing Senate answer - Virginia Tor DENYING her 49,
fuAi '~o. esena,ion IN the Srnaie1 TO MIR Dyer VINO
= a'''i ~ transfer BIS allegiance 10 anohsr Stale we
- H'u'.'s 70 s-y Virginia has no io upon him.
- w ,tspr'ini'y appeal 10 Nc Thompson of "a.
haW"a 70 30 taxing that course. he . no.
100 much - 1luy-yeidlng too ii.,le dcf-ronce IN o
sds nHe dignity " the Commonwealth Is he 60,
sis'oni UIf himself Ifis Is not acknowledged ne
Dis'i'' '9 contain large Wing nsiJ.iy aud himself
tndcr obligations % give Wing voJe.i Was at hi.
vote ior a Wang Shcl Mr. Rgss r.os ciee.sd. a cor.
ctss'o' fahc Ie himself under honarary pledges 4,
Eife NAF yy.Cs' TO vote 90 ihlt cg-c FORA Ning
4" DO v-s a7f I nsGi8Ifla aaI f1 vote nov, rg,ifsf n
measure universally desired by taa Wings md emlIr,t
ielIIy wing .i-ufe--SA7t o. % but krrain- tho
P'n'se 10 iho oaf AMI breaking 10 Tie understand.
d. Inc 6 .r fHo Senate Hink that f,ry ,,o ,,l;,,
iIc right way FOO -renTfcn themselves t5r the Ap,d
elections. Dr. dsif1Hius Virginia other .,cs hi IN io
senate % snr1 jr1cfuro l. Is possible 10 defend
'np course o. c'us.dcnr0Is OF public good' VIII
a1y voice Jos Iiy DO blf That 0i 4c. 8l'
We fear not inc Issls o.. Rome 1r TOO R9,rs" s-be
Wing l1Hy viii Hc strengthened hy The ,onfumary
OF ine IT, Ceuau ola victory in me stricg b,rrs
go, aH Outrage on The rtu Of Loco Foro,n viii re-
i'ioie' ''gT .nns- bli N.rnuoi1uehi % 70 fully
5-pTeseuioI % % very ims5-.ln. measure Il. an ~.
irs session of CoHgfess o. ofHurccI. I.s on uad-,..
able proposition. ileuJJ ctssUi rafr,ay it
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

Tho Philadelphia s. Cazsgo states thai Mem
ORAL Is now in circulation tha city Cor signatures
against the Incorporation Of the York and Cumberland
Rail Road Company.
la reference to this ssboct The PaadSp hia Gazette
has The following remarks:
York aud Cumberland RaIR oal This railroad
for whoss construction bill is now pending in both
Houses ofihe Legislature OF Pennsylvania IL aisnd ed
10 connect Baltimore with the PonnsyIvana impr,ys
monis. ai or near the borough Of Harrisburg
~ 90, ihc railroad communication will 30 TWENTY.
sT miles less TO Baltimore fom Harrisburg tksn n -
rum Hirrisburg TO Philadelphia The dlstancs be-
tween he hrss two named places being oiHhiythrse
miles while that from Philadelphia % narrisllrg i.
one hundred and seven miles Much mischief has al.
ready c0en done 10 the business Of Philadslpbin iy
the Tide Wafer Canal 10 Havro de Grace, which IN
Iis first season has diverted amount Of produce from
iransporaio1 the Columbia Railway t,at yyouId
have yielded 10 the Commonwealth IA tolls NOR ii.
100000. Nearly the VIII L. Of this produce has
been iosi TO ihis cily. 50 much f0r The Loss Of IN,
summer business
MAKE this RIilroad communication 20 Btliinore
and Ihc whole winter business will 20 % giut ihs Bal
lirnors rnsrksH draining the Cumberland Valley and
ts adJ7iuing regioa Of all their rich proJuctioo,
"hisn a. 1is sg1soa nov End their war to Phiiadsl
phia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

IHE COMING OrTos;rfov.---N0 one who ol,sarv,.
ihe szns % i1s umss, dolbs that the Won Buron
T7riy nrs sir1lIng cvsfy nerve 20 ofr,ct rlr,sct o.
sanz4i'1 'i ier defeated troops. 81 order % BE- read
~ 0ppoio iae AlmaissiiOn Of Pros dent TIa-ri.,,,
ihs D. two Ilrl.'' O.. DO overlooked and yet iheyo
are many wings d. sod o. siuU1cr UPON their VIC.
o.. iss. Je iac.u 7.I1sr AL bauafc %. oyer.e., r.
deEc' Y 'i. .1rsay organize. aui stand 10 tbett
arms. shall our force be dabIpleJ'-.- We have no an
icnaon now 90 eliIr-e on .lis subject bot hsys 81
tfIs mTch g. In,r1iIr the FIhienod exr1s.s from
iho itrcyup1d Enquirer Of the Ga inst address,d 10
Nrtinit Ilr iH-1isp--..C Gin Cas.
Let us siuut o Dur srus lot rs swear q, main.
''n Our rr1oFler anl support osocny who rasin,sf
iHcm. We must organize. rs we have often said asot
disarrn not a5J1nj. not relax muscle"
We must recommend toyol. therefore. every vhcr,
10 'fehnH' yourselves 1nd prepare r The next cam.
p1iga. 'aii oIi nl your strongest men in nIl v1sr
cOunuss'
We coll n71n everv uian of yos 70 d. your duty.
end ~ save :Je Cursuiaii5n"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
From the louisville Price Current "a, 10 Ie.,
RENIENN o., ,rILL - u L-I..,, -

LII
RENAENs-'The river continues in iiuo u,,i.,,tL
'ohahon u fell until yesterday. " hen II became
stationary. The weather has been very mill Win a.
'a'ion Al rams. ii tie dDabt 10 en;ertan,d mar nav
s"'n WA continue open For the balsuce Of tie win.
TER buslness has been :nher dull and rnonev or
irTmely. Tho hank, having declined f., G,,
nay Ter r-un"on, will have it IA their pJscr Il, nf
lord more relief After all their ability 10 nay A.,
ee depends mainly upon the 81 ,hu e1shang,s
'ie Amount OF Ihcir circulation /. ofyery iu. ir,
lance "a Ih's regard. Ii Ilieir circulation ,,.ro on,
'hiiG less the e:tcilr in pay specie m Tho rr,..,,
slate OF exchanges woid still be inndI isa, Fr.i,l "a
are very l"w' and tIs sieanrhust business ID.
baen'-C"TneS IN rathar freely We quote from
stores hams !; 'des. s, hJg-rouni 81 Ia s. W..
ons hos-ronnd, 63c; very little demand
CSa.--Piisbnrg is retailing at the river Cor 1911
Piled P
Coilse-The stock is rather large. salea Of Rio
nave Osen made al IA TO IL lc an some sm llt-r =.
ais. nsvs'n. IL to I2I; demand f,ir A. 4
| 'his week. 304 hags
Corsn We hesr Of small sals OF T'caa =, o.,
We quite n ? TO IL, aceJraRsIo qul!iiy. A.,ysI
Ihis wosk. 1877 bales.
Flour We hear of v,rioa' snail .o-. of oldo, OF
from 60 621 la Is. ken;ucky 50 50 B,., S,t
eh'S's3 40 by the Ia" lot Of goo bbl O,i,.
taken Al the wharf al 50 so. Marssi duh
Grain' Whrai al The mills. 5Oc for now; 62Ic
Tor old Corn and oats at the river % esnis al nc.
Hay. Balsd timothy al the nvsr, soc; from III.
sountry 30 a 45c.
Hemp We quote it al s. 50 to IS per 1l2IiG
Lard 3 10 6irS raIsactions limited, an d stock
large. No demand.
Lead Vory scarce. We quoto pig 10 SIC bar,
6l6i
Molssss- Wa hear Of srn al sales at 25a 81 c,n,s
Good stock.
Mails Sale, ofPt.burg nj eLc in quantities.
Pork Nominal at 81 , and clio iof zc.s and prime.
Their is no demand. and sales would he maJo al
less rate.
Rice. Ne" crop. Al to Sc. Arrived TIN. week. Q
casks.
Sugar. Transactions during the week have bsen
light. We hear of srnali sales at ca to CT The
stock IL esteemed light, and holders are firm Prime
in bbls. cents. Arrived this week, BIS hhds
Tobaecs. Reserved and sold this week LOG hiss
ni slight decline Of our former rates large Dor.
ton consisted Of sot tobacco, which generally rates
below the standard price.
Whisky. Our quotation. last week was tso high
Il can be bad from wagon, for los Rsetiiied lrom
siors, lSe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

SATURDAY MoRNso. FEBRUARY G, lsIL


We isvi., De- r'ieaii0n 81 "a, public - an adyef.
l~al ii els -.snI- OF t,-iiy of SIC. Ke,czrnsxi
Po.rI eE.' r pr0p'srs 10 give Instruction m the
fFsac. r7l h rn,n ltagIIg's he brings with IA. N
isssln ais 81. di' eatfasicf alI competency Of the
hIsisa rssPsc'ab,y, and g.. tas,e reasons has
elisha u.3l tis Pss,s 3.ilsasse. Eat the pecs.li,r
es.sIns.4ac-s IN winch he 1. placed give bun ar1
claim Cqca oar ynPs'1:e' n. ras Lieutenant IA
ths P,al array n 1879. when those noble u,tcm.is
wee male by Fcl;a! 70 foe herself from slavery
On tbs de,l. 20! .ic pl;rip.c r,rs b. the eap:tula
Iion Of EasIw. ~ Ms conp,llod with many u;hor.
10 V.cspS 10 !rnacs az properly was saah-eated
himsof osnishej, AMI hs npw comes TO q, gsnts.
man ',ho has sson better day. sni hi, only fault n,
the bow he struck achieve ihe liberties OF hi, IN
haP2y country.
re socks only to obtain nis livelihood by the on
riaymsni of im3ar,ins Instruction 10 others Having
rssiisj 70 Ia. county long -souyh 10 gain ohatae.
ter and saniUs 70 with sN.snes that h, chaaster
IA good one, he has. under :1css circuastanee..
rgAi 10 expect the 'yngaihsss OF generous public
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
From the National Inislligeacsr.
SUB TREASURES.

oar present administration took the pains. more
than year ago. to send agents to all tn, dss2o rs
Il Europe. 10 learn which Of them employed sub,rea
surers. oud how the system worked II found eno.g5
~,'o Kept Ihe keys Tor sh-ir master. Ih3 sgyersig,
and were removable ond apponabo al HI pleasure
Ike those employed By present Chief Magistrate
bal tie report oiie agents b, fIll and slisGlc
tory as could 90 desired he fidelity Of the Eoep
eF' The other escains. in gsncing over the works.
oi D5a Qas,.io. wo found iolsrable idea OF the
manner o. iheir working ia Spain, ono Of tie Sub
Trcasiry eoInros which las been ransaeksd 9, fI-.
nish Us instruction, Tao pt,sas, IL. in one Of tho
"via'sns.' ia which the viczct arc brousA. 10 the
lower regieas for their sins
An! ailcT him came ia frs,furo-s. ,,J .4cb =
cry following tBcD Tor chszta- ,oi .,..I,-, H.,
some ssd thcyes were coming, and sY-s. 80 a.. -
iie cOnp1Hy was divided upon b. There ,.cr5 49,
troubled al; the word MsUss, and desired the brgaft.
o. counsel 10 plead tucf cause And with r.cd ros-
son, said oas Of the devils; snI here i,a dFcaries
pJsiie (Judas5 who has executed both 81 these Offices
When the ifcssurers heard that. i4ay turned ssi5.
and By chance sJisd IN a devils hand a hura r,U Of
accusations ready drawn into formal charge AGAINST
ih9m with that ore offhc bJld0sI Of the trsas4ser,
cried out let us COMPOUND iot 10 compound la 4,
osmo 90 fine, and will 5ssco 70 ts4 or f.ge,,r
tios'ehd ysa5S a Pursaf0ry"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
c1rcrrrArI Fshtu,rro

cTScISSArI. Fsbfuary2
TLoUR.---Ws have 10 notice further esclin. m
ihS zee OF Flour Sales have been made on ysser.
day and this morning OF ten or lwsys hundred hsr-
rsls at the Canal, al 50 l55 which s dsslins Is.n
our lasi quotation OF g.. per barrel
Whiskey 10 still declining. near thousand barrels
having been sold within ths last two days 5s and
inspection
LsrD--6 cents we understand IS offered FOR good
holders siIl asking without any probability, ho,,
ever. Of Obisining q at present
Pork and Bsei remains nOmiaally quoted on Sat
urday no sales having since been made
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

T.E tina TiuEs
NJ EditoT brving noiiscd hpess in the times IN
der the garbe Of vssHs w.ai,h Apcaros somc.ebst
Perennial We Jost ror E. proper O., SOY tlat Mr. ve
80 VIII Whip bin srrAeauste the Last Of che month
And As he is Agoiug 10 have The River nass ra OH
the 20 we ihiok on ,bal Le viii side So far uy Sail
River thai we Shani hear from him Againo Boior,
Spring
Bot should ihat heavy Storms vhricn Hc Poodle, .
IN Is Blow hiO Back aud should ] Cnorrrs, OR ST..
gefssi'7, ~ Fancy oiler pr1p-Hirg EfI Aerae boz.
dope hin 90 Fel Aisar a. oa p,r1~. 5al o. o..
will Come oui .r5n under ibc Boa aud f...s 60 a.
elf BE form of q nan No have 900 bsslery ra .r.
inr
arlihe VIII Be Beat - bis o svn game
yours respectfully
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
Te1as-Tas See ocIsan. 80. 80 r.,.i,ra

irNAs-Fhe Nav Orleans sJIiori have received
Ters' T-psrs % The C;h insiaIt
The IDEA OF Wa with Mckee has molly ne,riv
iIsI away. IL IL nov asecr.an,d there are no Mex.
cans approaching Tao frontier
N Ssltsny 1he French minister. has made a pro
position 10 ih1 TsSaa C1agruss. TO establish line
OF 'ench settlers along he projected mihiary road
" FORM l'ins Safnsr between tue interior ,elile
msn;s AMI iho hostile lnlaas
IIs E7gsh dsiPachss Tor Mexico, taken 20 Tsr.I
y Nr ikea have hs"H conveyed by Jhs Te1isa ship.
o'vsr San Bernard rs C4TPsschy Ihcn=e II 10 rans.
m.'iod % Mexico
No Ies' han sI vessels, 10 IL stated IN The Te1Ss
'pe's' were loading al the ail adVicsS at Liverpool
and London, Tor TsIsi ports.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

GEN HsSRs5S-Ths papers psLli-Asd aloaz the
TvsF eoa'sia accounts Of the passage Up ii. Pres
dent elect, tsme. TOO. in very beautiful language
The following ffor, tho Portsmouth T,buo,. ,,ri.e.
u' a. very pretty Well. success and SAT. ouraev
to iko Old Hero! III, progress, is greeted bI warm
'saF'' AM noa.e spirits wherever he goes! IL i.
called by great People 70 The hEicst sa,on in their
power TO bes'ow. = nlion'a gratitude and honors
have been rssy s',;o'voi upon him and wei! ha. 10
esrEed tSsm all, aHE fss; worldly will lie bear him.
self sncer them. W.ih NJ aIiiye tor an improper
exercise If hs power. and lie good OF his country on
" at heart. he viii Govern ia wisdom and onsrQy tenn
Psred With mercy. BY his miserable rovilsu. whe
ore even nav wahsrng under tho Fsbu.e Of a ma.
hons curse. Nni .on'inue their vipsroui sbaIe .nna
led by tn hatred VI Sends be Nil NC o=ger Dc dis
turbss"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
Insysr gave ban case.


but jealous spI!s wall not be answered ~
On eur PsIsass up sae Bosphlrus we encountered
several JckS Of those small birds which iy nee,..ni
" back and forth seIucsn Ihs EuIns auI ProDort.s
Ihey have never boom known 10 nlighi, 10 paus, Or
deVIA!o ~ the.r Ihey rsaeh abe waves oCons
sea- wheel uhoai. ami return hs avs. of the ohs,
where they wheel again an4 pa,s up ani DO Sn ,hs
current ks hapleIs ghosts the shore o.! m.
stream. IL - supposed by some Of Ihs ma iys, thar
ihay arc ihs Spirits vi those who, IA III OF
gssiousy. h7ys saII Jh,r iuasscut yiy., in.o ,his
srsnghng s.de; and thai lAey mIsi in sInia,ion Of
hsiF crime. drIft abou; above these grsv.s Of ,zt
l-si beauty I'll IAs Esylsions aId awards Of IL. final
day
VIC eouH WISH That ali quick q harSor di,,rust
"he'e 30 cause sIisis All punish offences which
ars nefs imaginary could these y-retch-d unro.,.
'aS b'ris: even ine prospect Of such = punishment
would be ehoIgA 10 make ihsn pause before th.y
accuse, and llger long before .as lies Of ,rb
"s'o fsli ssun Ter. We d,teE the ie.lll. mi.ergan
"EJ pFo1ls about hIEsslf, ~ search of fir,,Id.p
pleasures and comes hume only 70 turn hs hearth.
stone in1o tomb. who spsc.is sorEor and shame
tI1lSn thS dwellings OF UIhsr ana "a an as n 20 can
CO MS o'vn crime, unmpa;os Le happinesI of y, N,
whose only fault has nsen iudulccnt AMI lender
regard t'f as hIna II u poIsibe s,- ia, devil IN
Dc dsgIsIsd Ih any of tES ojiols beng, driven in
to Hs realm, % must be with such a lelr,ls .y,.c n,
this Saoh mons;er.ouSA 10 have hcI!by Aimse {,
Witt American
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

TIE LAND DEBATE in The sra.
as1' Alf CiV resumed yesterday rhs ,pse,b :, 49,
ne oeEa7 i1o day bsfors. anJ concluded s,r 49,.
oe'rH hs masieriy viHdeat,su ofhis f.voy,,s -.
Nf' ard Of politics generally Orths t,s,c. ar 49,.
'ps-'n We wish % iake some general H,f.e r ,r,,.
'''' p pc pu1ioaion' bat are prevented today T.,
te rf--nccupuiiou ofout columns y
Tho nslif3 Sos conannsJ. alter .,-,. ....
eAp'n"'' or hfi'srcn oihsr nemhes. ,y N, 80.
iD'i 70 dninhutiou. fni 10y ~ Tsllroslgs !, =.
Nv a'd ~ cail2ln - nnlsri5Dd 10 have III, g.,
fgim ~ " Jiv.Nef IT. "''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
RESrNurrinN

RIczaoNp, FEB. =
Well the say0f Resumption has come and gone ;
ard Il i's effect, the vaults Of tho Banks bad
'he oay traces Of It. would not know that i, had
occurred in the eogsc OF time There seemed no, 10
be the slightest curiosity even aroused. We are H..
Grasd that tho quaa,ii, Of -pssio demanded wa, q.
hsmsly email ami that At was an sacommon'y dull
day with all TIE Bank.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

General Games and bis 'aiy have ls0 fpr he u,,,b
" - f4'- iho General is ordered 10 Fior.s, ,,b.,.
',yaa Ne" isrA paper be- NIL have ~ sppgrrr.,g
nI idpfns 10 ~ already nuuefpus lsufcis r stsrs
cen 10 cIr1so IN such a field fy sshieb II, 49,, =
any sncniitscsn be r. rf. crcsa sII,ss asvs,, 81
nc fsraPef sisn5tisn q Beet and msn Psi g.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

WTAslIlNGToN VOLUNTEERS UNION
w CITY BLUESe--A rcgnlar meeting Of tho
corps viii be held Al the annory h Monday evening
ihe oh lust at half past s'tctk II Is hoped that
oil The members viii he puneiusl in this attendance
as business OF importance will be brought before The
cors
per order,
feb Cit JOHN A. SHIP EY, Sec'y.