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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

Inc VANILLA" ono Of Inc remarkable cu,;osi
ussOi Middle Florida. Is dcscrb d by a write, ~
lhc hnttkerbOckcr. Ancr passing tbryupb m,,b..
and wet hamnOcks. Tho visiting party at length
reached Tho nyer. and embarked in a boat npn n.
waters. lo then goes on TO say;
Picture 10 yoursclfa RIVER leaning ou, or ho
oaHh ~ q single bound. and running on like m,d !,
q current n quarter Of a milo wide. and A. ,o -
% lon' Knots on hour And although your imapin,.
y painting viii come far short Of tho real sScnc
StiH VIII excite m yOu something Of Inc yyo,J,,
with which ono actually beholds the W,KrtI,
'Onr hfst sonsaiiOns. when NO shot out C,,m The
ro'us s"u pushes which skirt The marrin. yye,c
- ~ g'eatdizzincss The water is W pure ami
'lcar uat We felt suspended In The air al L.
70 the boat very much as we nav s1n,,'a .u's
n'ui binds himself ]clinging when in ms sgbI;,a.,
"Bhs. Tho ar above you IS scarcoly mo,o -
.''e", man INC water below; the Thin sb,J,,. ID
IVY 'i'ud are thrown n hundred feet b.L,,, g..
i"' spread Oui ~ Tho bytiom Of Inc spripg ,nd ~
,"lse oi your boat ~ carried down with 800, =
u'i"y' AMI with ls oars and ruddor. looks 10 -.
80 ''i cav ing with outsiroichcd legs dong
w sI'ul'. INC modest fishes hlue no sort az
l'.a'J and what D. worse bF Them. tbos,,b 80.
ior to fishermen, They hivo no s,ro,y. Y
~a'oh mo hook as u sinks. and can ,cc.r,,ai"
80 'ne tempting bait within IN inch Of ,bo ~
s''c'eu ah1 innocent nose. The sm,u,., -.
ON > pcrcepublo at The very bottom. mi -
see Ou' thai fdd
'pe'iufo through which The rive, f.os
-, Ivy leei N diameter. The SIDES being i,meJ
'"o J'ssed edges Of limestone. IL b. sun
'N'l we water roncs iu these rets g.. ~,
''flh' and symo think tlat % j. Inc ,,,i., ~
A,''' q large body ofwaier that lies sb,pt fyen
"lo. =" NE north. Nothing was certainly 90 H.
,o'uu'eu ~ nu examination AZ superficial ~ va.
ihe shadows cast BY the rock. were b., deem
II p'cfccd by thc eye. and al that We could /,
on was a well. about fifty feet in d,smoio,
~ p 'unlfeI 'nd twenty m dcpth. pouring Grb .
'' ''''. F'f'f VISITOR fh1f .rcfb blessed mt s,,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

iANiliON NBLE SPORr-Thrro vas n rl,r.
'N. m'1 zoo klskl.bl llip,is. on ho I2.b mat n
WON "I With a great deal or spirit. -,mo Of lboac
,.''..feI 'mJu5 'bo most respectable iublbit,nia
y "o i'"n I1inIng n 30, aud finding In D. rare -psu
"'7 70 small 1iiiir, however compared with The
.','l"3 {, ie DuskcIls. the hanging of AIsyiho
-"' ,','"' ahd lno drowning u tbc gamblers and
countehcIcr 1u ice Mississippi Er,uIs m. w,L
ses appear 81 have been aware of this tbems.Iy.s
iof They renewed % ou The 2Oih. after having hecr
indicted ior ibo fni pau, iakira possession Of Inc a..
venues ~ The court house. overwmp the Cour
'#d tync'fnr q member Of The bar from 81 J,nis
under Che very cyc q tc judge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

Mr. Tucker the LoccfocO candidate for Governor
OF Mississippi. was taken suck a few days ago
Judge Shattuck, The Wing candidate. continued 10
prosecute Iho canvass. The fun of the hing is
that The Free Trader. the LOcoioco paper al Nalchoz.
actually wreaks half a column of sancIimonious in.
d'snahon upon Judge S, because he did not coun-
ieI'nand has public appointments. abandon the cam
vass' and 60 aud "nurse Mr.. Tucker - Can tho
Mississippi LocofocoS nurse their own candidates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
August 81. 1871.
IN SENATE.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGRrS


ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-
Me- TaPpan wished TO take up the resolution G,.
ing a day tor the adjournment oi Congress. Mr. a.
remarked that Congress had been three months in
session. the MAJORITY had carried the most Of ,hc,r
iaNoriie measurcs. and the minority wished % hay,
somo day liked upon Tor the termination Of the ses
sion.
MIR Calhoun also wished to take M the rcs,lu,o,
The motion was not debatoahlc. aud was objected
10. - 10 81
TIE FISCAL BANK BILL.
Mr. Bcuen, 81 Geo. from the Select Committee ia
""om was referred the Bunk Bill Of the House. re-.
ported Il back b. lhe Senate with , moti,, ,b,t :,
he made the special order Of the dnv Gnr w,In.s.
day next The hrsi September nc1t) The motion
was sustained.
REVENUE BILL.
The ReveHoe Bill was called up as tho Gts, bu,i.
ness MT buchanan's amendment was the fir, in
order rs proposed on Saturday. A Modification yy,.
submitted by Mr. Buchanan TO the effect thai tho no.
peal OF the act admitting railroad iron free from du.
", should not operate upon iron now imported ana
IN bond At the Custom House.
The Revenue bill was after debate LAID aside.
LAND BILL
when the Land Bill came into the Senate. NJ
Smith OF Ind Chairman Of the Committee on IA,
Public Lands. moved that tIc senate rccede from
MS amendments in which thc House had non-cpn
CURED.
$ The Senators from Arkansas resisted The no,io
and were aided by MIR Calhoun. who cou,enJc,
# that IT was an immalerial matter exccpl In Inc I,r,
= Siaies' aud 10 them II was important.
Mi Clay. Of ny. cnntcnded that the rcprcscnra
; iun as proposed ia the House was the propcr ON,
1 aud The one proposed in the Senate manifcslly i'm
proper. "
The question was finally taken and the senat
reccded 10y the following vote:
lEAS-Nessrs Archer, Barrow. Bates. Bcrrier
buchanan Choaie. Clay Of NY, Dixon. Evans. Ora
nam Henderson. Huntington. Kerr. Mangum. Mel
uck' Miller, Morehead. Porter. Riycs Summon,
smith Of Ind, SouIhard, Tallmadgc, While, Wood
brdgc-2j.
NANS-Messrs Benton. Calhoun. CLAY. NJ Al,
/, clayton CniEbort, Fulton, King. Linn. McRobor,
Alouion Nicholson. Pierce, Sewer, smith. of Conn
TaPran, Woodbury., Young-l6.
THE LAND BILL,
Therefore, viii be n law as soon as II receive
. lIc sIgmniure OF The Prcsldcni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

DUFF GREEN. The Msdisonian says: w
are requested by Gen. Duff Green to say, that an UNI
warran'able use is made Of his name by some of the
Northern Wing papers. in auribuling To him The au.
~thorship Of articles in the MadisOnian-ihat he has
hot written a single article for a newspaper since
has withdrawal from the Pilot, and that instead Of
engaging in the present controversy, lac has excrted
such Influence us ho possesses to mite the Wing
party. aud to bring about an suspicious settlement Of
the yexcd question
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
ClvE Us TnE NANfF-T5o -.

GIVE Us TIE NAAfE-Tbo Daily Mail o.
ibl' mprnfng teIis us. chat q young man Of rcpfe,f
'rpc'r1noc. namcIJ s.. was fined three dollar.
aHl coaig ir Dos vUigaufy" Jf smoking rirau in the
,'''i There D. one 90 least who hears these bal.
''. "h' does upi couniou1pcc the rOwdy habit" Of
Q" highways. walking ~ RIDING. nor the
- h''1i Of smoking among combusubIc.
nns continually tbc property ~ honest
'cii'o Marshal will ,ounuo hi. ,-,g,I,o.. ut ~.
yn's" ''' r%-.nIen' lurni wr, BE- ra,el ,9r o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

CO.. "'" ~ idNc' sWy iWg nv .v.r..
~ when she lch the boat, lee was buckIing !,
= p'eserycr on 10 hs own body. preparing 10 EJ.
~ mu' moment a sturdy German. seeing the
NC pr~tseryer, IN the desperation of tho m,S,on,
seized upon, and wrcnched IL away, bucklsd II nm.
On ms own body, and was saved; nnJ Ioor IvnJc
no was thus robbed Of his only means Of s1Ictv
iound a watoy grave!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

The Tallahassee Star of the 18Th ult. says:-we
believe our city is at this time perfectly healthy
We have not heard of a new case OF Fever for the
last ten days, and the invalids have fully recover.
.pI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

a man named John Daniels, . miner residing al
Pottsville' Pa. beat his wife 80 cruelty last week
while he was intoxicated, that she died.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
INCIDENTS on BoARD TIE rp,r

The most melancholy interest is Weakened in all
That pertains 10 The history OF The conlagnrion of
'his Inflated bot. Amidst the wild c%onlusion, mad.
ness and Phrcnsy which prevailed, there were
-.l a rnIun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

MAhHIlp-Io ha ery. on "wednesday tbc De-
'..'n' 'y 's Ecs Won Armstrong Mr. Jouv }
''..tff % da COS. OBJ No. sr.s- Cox s,r.bfry
40 ''"r. '.' SCI .iTt,f taarry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
TO THE pUnTIc

) perceive ~ tho Gazette Of September 2. n, a.
NGri'emcnt Of LEWIS A CLARKE a. an nbsr,cd.
% apprentice from the employ Of TIC editor. NJ.
W NNIfeary. The above named Lewis Clnrko
y my son. and was never bound 10 NJ, Mo-
1ui engaged 10 work Cor hia Cor Eve d,llnrs , mnnL,
'iaNing worked for him si1 months and having 30.
coi'od bat sH dollars from him he whole lime ,n,t
40 prospect oigctng any more. he fbourbt !, no,
W qnl which hc bad a right 10 DO, and Which 4 bts
mOher' advised HIM 10 DO. - could no longor fnr.
~ "Ha wiih clothes while bis labor was given 10
an2ihcr. should take other means Than r1s -.
iabiish q character iot ny son. dad foo, ~. -
VIC condition Of The sandefor. that IL was usclcss
Sept 4. 1871. uCv ~ Rpvg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
HOUSE OF REPREsEHTATIvEs.

Mr. BmSs Of Va. asked leave to present n memo
RAJ from The citizens Of Oranl county, Nirsinin, de.
cldring that the present extra sessioa Of Congress
was unnecessary and unculled for 10y The criccncics
81 The public service. The proceedings alsp con.
denned all the great measures which have been
considered by the two Houses Of Congress. The
proceedings were laid upon The liable.
The Speaker laid before the House q statement
Of the Secretary of War ia answer TO a resolution
~ reference 10 ihe number Of troops stationed nj
Forts Gibson. Towspn, Smilh aud Wayne. and in re-.
laiion To the efficiency Of military force now sta
Toned al these points. 10 protect the people from In
dian hostilities.
MIR. Underwood Cf Ky. from the Committee OF
tic District of Columbia. reported a bill TO exlcnt
tho jurisdiction and limits Of Georgetown aud f.,
other purposes. The hill had n FIRST and secon,
| Teadiuo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

90 y ES ZanesyiIlo Soap. Ut Manufacturer
pnce' ou hand anil for sale by
soP'4 JOSEPH REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
ALEXANDER L

The resolution offered by Nh Floyd ofNcw York
Oh TIC Jm Of juno last in relation 10 the arrest i'm
pTISonmcni. &C. Of Alexander Mcleod, was noYtd
bnicd Tor an hour, mainly by MI Howard Of New
york bot The orders Of the day having bccn c,lle,
FOR uy Mr. Fillmore as Chairman Of the Crmniue
Oi Wnys and Means. The subject passed over.
FORTIFJCA ZION BILL.
The amendment 10 tho Fertilization Bill IN rcCrr
tnce 10 ihe Western Aunory being under consider,
lion,
Mr. Andrews Of Kentucky. after the MUGS lion b,,
been some lime before fho House. moved tho prcyi
Gus Question. There was a second. and The yca.
and nays were demanded upon the motion TO recon.
slider. ~
Aiicro scene Of some confusion.
ne question returning ..p1n ihe Amendment 4,
zoe hillf lhc House refused 20 reconsider tbo vote ri
Yesterday ~ relation 20 The payment ~ tho cSpenJi.
lures IT the department fr surveys. &c.
Inc amendment In relation 10 the Western Armo.
~ was Then fcceded from. 100 10 Al; when Mr.
summers Of IVA, proposed That instead Of The amend.
ncnl a~ppropuaiing $4,000 for the purchase Of n
-ilc We sum oi five thousand should be appropriated
Ii 'h' purchase 0fa site or an Am,ry on The Yves.
'em waiors under the direction Of The President Of
me 'niol States. Tho plan ~ be communicated
W ,onErcs Cor itoPptoyaL
No Butler kuc. Of Geo. propose,I n like sum
W me purchase Of a site hr a SDuihcm Uospifal
winch "ns oy'ctcd 10. The 5000 amendment
"as arrcod Co. when
NJ fhlmprc. N ". v, submitted a motion fb,to
'"Inl'cc 81 Conference be- selected on the p,r ,f
'' 'i''so w. Communicate with The senate On ref
ef.nro ~ The disagreement
in' Nloahor appointed Mesr Fillmore. P,ckor.
'' "'''''' ct in1r when tIc House adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

80 BOXES 3 ~ 10 Glass on hand nnI r.,
sllc by Tscpt Al IOsFpU pEtI vi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
RUsSIA IRON Mantle an

VIZ subscribers would respectfully mvito Tho
attention OF house builders and others inter
fes'c1' who desire 20 adorn heir plfl1rs and sitting
'"'ms WIN a neat I'D handsome CRATE. 10 ibeso
now a"1 beautiful ARTICLES, n fow of which arc now
1p hlni. manufactured 10 ofdcrof
'rp'i q CJLBERrSON a GREERs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

100 PRIME Bacon Hams m hand AMI q,
sue ~ lsepi 4 JOSEPH REILLY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
miscellaneous.
COURT HOUSE SCENE.

COURT HOUSE SCENE.
The following ludicrous scene occurred
the other day in New Orleans, in the suit
of Mrs. Gen. Gaines, before Judge Bucha-
nan. 1t is part Of the report of the case
made by the Picayune, and is worth the
reading:
Here an informal discussion was enter
ed into, in consequence of Mr.. Peyton pres
sing his right to read line evidence which he
held in his hand; and when this was de-
uied him, of giving the substance OF that
evidence orally, instead of-as he was cal
led on 10 do blythe Judsc-stating what 1t
was that evidence would 60 to establish,
if it were ruled by the Court that it should
20 to the jury. 1t ended by the Court cal.
Ing peromptorily on the counsel TO desis!
aud follow no further the course he had
been pursuing, otherwise he would hold
him amenable fora contempt of Court and
a violation of all the rules Of practice.
Mr.. Peytou said he might have been
guilty Of an error, but before no other tri-
bunal would that be construed into con.
tempt of Court. If, however, the right o.
Offering evidence were denied him-if 8
5it.and-bra were 10 be placed on biz
mou,h-he would at once withdraw from
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
DAMP STABLES.

A correspondent Of the Farmers Cabi-
net states that on taking possession of a
newly purchased farm, his horses became
Door, diseased, and incapable Of labor; his
cows became sickly, their milk diminished,
their butter became bad,a four lost their
calves; two died Of fscours in spring, with
other attendant evils. The dampness ol
The stable, which was. built under large
trees il, a low situation and with north
ern aspect. twasimmediaiely torn down
and another erected on a drier situation,
when as was expected, all these evils van
ished at once. Stables made Of stone, are
m ore liable 10 this difficulty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

Beef Paper.-A Mr.. Ryan has obtained
patent in England for making paper OF
Beet roots after the juice is extracted and
crystalized into sugar. The manuiacIu-
rers have commenced with the coarsest
kinds of paper aud pasteboard, and have
not yet attempted any fine writing paper.
But this far their success is complete
Good printing paper is produced out oil
what remains after the saccharine matter
is extracted, and they have no doubt that
the Same almost worthless pulp will 'ur'
nish the finest kinds Of wiring paper
Char. Pat:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

@oetie &eeess,
From the Augusta Mirror.
COM MERGE,

CO NJ NJ T. Il u T..
The light that makes our land arise to view
When mind beholds the range which trade runs
through,
Is shed by Commerce, whose increasing sway
Has guided nations since the Earth'syoungday
How rose it frst2 How sprang its form to birth?
Who gave it wide dominion over earth p
From Heaven it came: He bade its vigor
grow
An aid to science and the planter, too.
Bold-eyed Convenience saw within its might
The power that welded, raises lands TO light
Which else had slept in error far away,
Where burns with heightened lustre, tropic
day
Soon passions grew, and where the mere hants
piled,
Fiends, shaped like men, for gold and jewels
cried,
And plunging onward with the tigers speed,
Seized fast on riches which they, did mol need
Nor learned the virtuous acts TO initiate
Ofbet,er men, who met a better fate;
Unlike that man# who by his traffic won
Such wealth Us moulded would have made a
sun
Who with Tyres king bis feet sent far abroad,
And unto learning showed the royal road
Who brought the gold whence Ophir's fountain
y, purled
And with it found him wisest Of the world.
Next, Commerce spread through classic Greece
and Rome,
And cen in Asia found congcnial home
Spread Wilde her sails upon the inner seas,
And on the main dared first to court the breeze.
Then Florence, Venice, Genoa, tried their
power,
BY trade its gifts Ger many lands to shower
And German states improved their growing
land
By leaguing in the Hanseatic band.
Greet Briteincanghtihe fre,--he herpayje jesfeW-
!Apd. .noBl manned passed ever fyoceant nthronghs
Making Eef@ownthe goods of every Cline
Becoming glorious for all aftertime.
View now her station as she shines afar,
Like to the splendour of some ustrous star:
And this young land-her offspring and her
child,
On which the light Of Commerce last hath
smiled
Mark-how like rivals both now stand apart,
Yet have in common, impulses and heart!
Brigh,light ofnations-Co Commerce-tho alone
Givst wealth to freedom, glory to the throne
Thou rurst the waye-and long-hid islands
To hail thy coming meath the bright'ning skies;
The savage looks, and wond'rns at thy sway
Treads with delight his fast undark' ming way:
Ay! every nation halls thee with delight,
When first it sees thy wings unfold in sight
Time adds new vigor to thy growing wing,
And nations bless the blessings thou dost bring
Advance and prosper! In thy pathway rise,
The arts that soften and that civilize-
Science and letters hand and hand with thee,
Wing their swift way Ger many distant sea-
And Errors clouds and Superstitions dream
Fade from the nationswhere yourpnions glear.
Advance and prosper!-Bc it ours to aid
Your onward progress, till a way be made
U'er icy fields, and sands that flash and glow,
That man in man friend shall ever know
So coe connected every distant shore,
The name of stranger shall be heard no more.
A. l.. S.
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500 90
$5251 so
Balance,

Bee Moih.-Cover the floor on which
the hive stands, with common earth about
an inch thick. A hive set on earth will
never be infested with worms, for the bee
moth will not ot.tleposite her eggs where the
earth will come in contact. She naturally
resorts 10 dry board as her element. The
remedy has been employed by a number
of persons in this vicinity for several years
with the most complete success.-Orchar-
dist, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
NEW GOODS.
JOHN ID. B. FORD.

HMAS Just received from New York, iull
stock of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
Containing, beside his usual supply Of Staple,
Domestic Goods, a handsome assortment OF
fine Lawns, Muslins, and Lace Goods Super
London Lg ght Prints, fashions of 194l; Prin-
ted Swiss Muslns, and Printed Lawns; Dam
ask Satin, Embroidered Lace, and Filet Shawls;
and of all kinds of Fancy Goods, his assortment
is more than ever varied, and complete. To
those acquainted with his estimate of "an as
sortment," he deems this sufficient without an
enumeration of articles-fresh supplys being
received by almost every arrival.
Country Merchants supplied at unusually
low rates.
Hamburg April s. 1S41 If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

I'm presenting to the public Prospectus o
@ an Agricultural Paper, the subscriber is well
aware of the many objections which will be
started against it; such as often frghten the most
sanguine, and generally terminate the existence
of such periodicals, before their intrinsic value
is fully made to appear. Knowing all the.in.
conveniences which must necessarily arise. in
bringing outa work of this nature; but, having
received assurances from a number of gentle.
men, we'll skilled in the Science Of Agriculture
of their assistance in his undertaking; he hopes
10 be enabled to nurse it through its infancy
and by the aid of our enlightened Agriculturists,
he has but little fear that it will eventually reach
maturity. @
That such work is wanted, in this section
of our country, none will deny. No Agricul-
tura paper is at present published in this State,
and those published at distance, are difficult
Of access, to most of our Planters and Farmers,
on account of the heavy charge Of postage, and
uncertainty ofthe mails:
The PLOUGH Boy will be entirely devoied 10
Agriculture, and all exertions will be made -
riye the b.se se.rsnulrs rom oi1erF papers,. ann
10 obilin Original Communications from our
oldest Planters and Farmers, on that subject
No pains will be spared to make it complete
Text Book for Southern Agriculturists.
~ VIM. F. DURISOE.