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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

Michigan L. s. S,amor.-t;oy. Woodbridge
has been elected to the L. s. Senate, from that
state for six years from the 9th Of March next, in
the place of John NorvclI, whose time Of service
expires
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

10 pracnf cIaPped ha"ds.-A French writer
recommends the use of potatoes three fourths
boiled as substitute for soap They prevent
chaps in the hands in the winter, and keep them
soft and healthy
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

The Supreme Court of Ohio has decided tina,
Insurance Companies are not liable for accidents
IN steamboat explosions as the explosion is pre-.
sumptive evidence of Ggselcssness.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

SPECIFY Fwfune.-Mr. Perkins, of Boston. il is
aid, has realized 81 100000 on his teas, over and
above what he would have realized previous to
the China difficulties.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

WeJster'S Dictioa@y.--A new edition is now
publishing, of Wcbster's Dictionary; which is tc
contain 10000 more words than the old ones.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

Mn HmpstHe Tm.-lhe Coos Democrat
saws "Thc late geological survey of this state
has resulted in the discovery of a valuable mine
of tin ore, in this county at the base of the White
Mountains, so pure as to yield 30 or 10 per cent
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

O. The Court House in this place is now UNI
der cover, which renders it secure from injury by
spring rains.-Boomiagtoa (Loica) HoaH.
Wish wc could say as much of the new Court
House in this place. The inhabitants of the
county are deeply interested in this matter!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

The Legislature of Pennsylvania has elected
Jons GILMORE, Of Butler county, State Treas.
urer, in the place of Almon II. Reed
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

The United States Senate has been summone,
by the Executive to meet on the 4ih of Marcel
next, for cabinet business, &c.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

We have received, says Streeter, the
first numbers of five or six new papers
during the week. If folks go on at this
rate, editing paper will be as low and
common an affair as seat in Congress
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

Queen Victoria wears jewels on her
head estimated to be worth five hundred
thousand dollars, while thousands Of her
subjects cannot get a penny's worth OF
bread
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

IIEIonr OF FoLLy.-Telliag I'M editor
to "keep COOL" who has to burn ex-
change papers to keep warm.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

Louisiana y. $. Senator. Barraw
wing, has been elected U. S. Senator from La.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

Mr., Gatewood, the able and ndefa,iga-
bic senator from Galla,in, on Wednesday
last, made report to the senate on behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
From he Malisonian


kIEiSsDN Of TIE ABF
Tr Secretary 81 The Treasury sent 10 the scna,,
90 Friday q sarri report on the revision u he TaaH.
in Obedience ip q rC.oiu;fur Of that body.
The --i Df tho report. afluf excluding rcdund ant
vcr51ec g. .hi.
Tho reduction in thc juiies on i.nyuH-. which is q,
iaho pllra i iSi2 is about fyo millions ofdollars.
IAo chief existing LAYS on the subject j. lhe Com.
promise actoil533, which the Sec. c,afy proposes uDJ
10 disturb u his revision.
Ifsny cha. Cos arc malo they should be imadc sole
ly ioT Purposes Uf revenue.
Tina, hose changes should h. confined 10 articles
nai paying o. jJty 50 high rs 20 per cent, aud thai,
generally 90 should ust 90 above th1i rate.
that lhe existing provisions for tio payment Of du-
lice m Gosh. aai the assessment Of ilcn Ou tc value
UitHe msu.lullse al to port ofcniy after 1872 ought
Q b. rsrI.laI
d ia d]ai.tasl n sound axiom O, SOLICIT hr The
hi~ghCtD4a.yI articles 0lluzuy rather th-1 ofnc.
CgsIty.
I' b. -]gprlUort % select such articles Of lowry ne
cJuFcta musf win similar articles of American nrng-
Hrturc ur growth, though tot % tax heiu a.DvO 20
per cent
% my b- ua.f.L Mo. o. select those articles. CO ln
Irrfeuca ImFu.t. uIirh mny by proper Scr c]oHufsr-
Willing rfrr1us mfnsls, placed 90 our own rrJIuc.
uHra hy arE Irrr~r epvsr
There ore Sumo anomalies in he present i1rT. fh1i
m's.i Del H.l.HIrHs such Is dIscrmIn.GJss more a..
y0uh.e o. 'rEHu.a 'Iu uccessIrCa
TOE ra'He af Tree articles imported boo 1888. CEr'u.
sys o~faae.Ir rre r..ui sjslIl5-3 day OIL
,rr rc1t rl #.sa auuiiylc't l usu revenue uearfac
Igo millions rFf CO.,. he ,ysutsi ul-il
Se,fr"1r rln Hr free articles those which may
Dbl rerfF .-..f .a I#s1urs1 frr-. rtH.. aE..sr.
aaI adding .lau fI those uli.H r1uHI.. with Aus-..
.uI productions rs Y.rfrojs. linens. ~r. ouf here
v,u'I te lI sn-11t of s4gU25ils Cooking fHa year
1888 .uI i ..... 11 ahIcHa a.ig 0i2J p.f cent
uHHlI a'su yield .Hr ainlani of about uFs millions
on e.mr article. Hf rov FaH bu' iHTi.s % dly
orl4ss than d. .f1J or cont. tIa ny m .li lo raised
Wines pro- of Hs f..r.Hi81
HALL ODE amount - increased dolly SHOULD Do made
90 1~.rr aa'y Ir.m rs Ir ct JIuuar. .u 1872, aui
tHo 0siula rsmueIeg hs l1t cd Jolly nsU hef,lE
Tho asrel5.-. y..m 10 li b. adapted end sIop.
.s4
alt q. -rlI..ts y,,.l-a lI Oh. ar,sl-n'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

Tfp.v Co. %
the s.sf,i,f.l $500. mass
rrs. dated s ..-..f
e- ,,,f .t,-,u FL.
g.l b.. ,,-...f .. 49, '
OF p.i,t-,,. -. Pc d. ".",'
The q . !, 49,.
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a., ,l;., 80 ~. 60 =" ''"' ll'Sn'"' Tor JUS
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yc.g - - s..--,r 80 60 . ~ -,
;.- Of N,, w. a, - - a. ~,
4 North H.,l fc..--.1 49,. I.,,r
ihlt ne win ,,,Eg M 80. -. -.., q. ~,
/. tisr, h. r,r q ,,,-! ,gt..t +, ,r i. r-L .-l nal.
than;ic info n tr,o,.
G-neal lI,r-is,, =, r. from r,ti,- ,r,r,srz, M
oJcc-,revcn gyirr 20 hi, nearest aui dearest friend.
the least encOIrarpE,ant. either express or .mpiirl.
will u1i - much n listen 4, my one -, mater
Uhom-vhen 1s,ia- for Office. either Tor him eli or
friend. or in eci read letter. knowing II o. De on an
! plic'tIuu Tor Office. In his mli;rr h.is fam AND de-.
cidrd-he will pay no attention 20 slch applications
until after he is Installed mgI tha "hirl OH e. o. which
thc people have elected him-Iai ,htn such applica-
tons must come through tln proper departments, and
rn Al cases the mrs, saccea'iul viii &c those who are
Judged the most honest lad ruglbis. Tho General
does not subscribe 10 The doctrine, "tlat 20 tho v.ctors
belong tic sp1ls,' %" gees into tie Presidential chair
a. the President Of The nation and not ola par,y-aud
II any ono thinks shat there Is To be 4 general clear
rng ont of alln.npr aHi-c hIll"-s AMI thcis plaea flL
cd by Whics. h. IS wiirlly mistaken.
All uov 10 Office who arc honest and Githful. and
haze devoted ihcm'clves exclusively TO the pcrGr
mH7'e 'i heir tuiyi with an eye single 10 the pubic
good, and have In ne olso 5raughi. ~ attempted 70
'ias. "ihc riiucnce ot tH.is Uilice 10 conflict with the
freedom oicioc,ions,' w ~ doubtless be retained. Sacl
NV opinion, vlihpa' speaking auiIor.ia.iycly Of
General U'g-'-1as views. II j. said. and believe
{ IS iruc. that the college OF Pennsylvania took the
Liberty pl recommending Mr.. Stevens for Postmaster
Genera. and, Notwithstanding the high personal r..
sri "hicH Genera! Harrison Is kaowa u entertain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
T re Coraei IF as City Of waeeli,s .

i re COsT1l # he City ef wAeelirg.
The petition of the unlorsignel. most respectfully
represents, That your petitioner in common with ma.
ny other Of he god siuzans Of Wheeling. is anxious.
olive al orderly ani Industrious life, bq, owing 80
he deranscmoai in tho currency oi"-5ur town clock
he - unable 1, meet hs numerous eugagam,nts' q,
thOsrIci moment they dsyolys on him. That your
~pciuIEer docs not End il convenient - carry watch
owing 10 which. and to the evil before named ne "a
iujNgrs Instances failed 70 fulfil plnctually. his A..
poinIacnls, with psrs.ns. who keep She, SINE. Ike
heir ucacy IA their o-i fIcko:s, by wins. rhai Ia.
S!e eyes Fs.,nner. foI0 his fixtures arc no; viewed
".;h IA lcls. d gree gcalI9wanco.
Ps'EiIls: TOu!I further state that hc is the head
Ofa family" and "p,, boiler AMI would m,Jcstly
hint shat b. virtue, Of the &C Jmm u,yrolLl-" mos;
gracious" permission, he is "a voter" and still not On.
l. j. hs out door businc d~isorJcrcd by cause ofihe
above named grievance, bat MS domestic concerns
are ais, sadly put ont ofs,rts. To vii 81 that ha Of
;eu faIs hmfslfioo earl or to, I-to rc,unnr 80 bod.
AID consequently does not arsays emory, thcrerrom
At Ino pupos time. an ,hni Curing the iry, he often
COOS 20 Lhs meals, too soon, whence he fads his wife
ia acoasilorablo gauy-5r is too late. his mash be.
inr cold, which soue;im's makes both y5rr Petitioner.
NNA ~ HIFAe thf'NA-A AAfAg WUNA us NIlAE NEl
apj 10 follow, being "a SORT or ,pico" in the variety Of
life that Pc'i,isnsT never hI hGc iu hs dun lfn
Petitioner is aware thai our town clock was once
loud mJI'hcd' Ike many Of our L,coGco friends
and may, Cor ali Petitioner knows BE- ike some OF
that party, spell bond. By the election n Gen. Hlrr-
son. us itlas been never heard 10 utter Q tone. since
the happening ofihas event
on consideration Of tho premises. your Petitioner
would respectfully propose lint your honorable body
appoint s11o one skilled IN he at of 'Ickrcks" 60
take into hs peculiar care. This stubborn dumb hobby.
and aiiorhayias 51S,Ihammcrci aaI hanged nifn
suil. like Blllam's beast continues o. be sH ass 'aud
10 60 why i1 tho name Of cpumIH sense lea " rs
a. weather r1ok upln DOR liberty polo. sJal 90 be able
10 i,H hos fac wuI b.sws
RcslceIuiy
DINC.yONg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
~ SENATE Of rIIE UNITED STATES.

$500 o
Mr. MerIck, lUin tho Committee On Roads AMI
"a IT. pHtd the 1i;ow ing Joint resolutions; which
WAS read, aud passed - a second reading.
JOINT RESOLUTION directing The TRANSFER 70 TIE
St'c 81 Man land U. the stock Of a.. CLesanrakr
ard OHIo Canal, Standing ia the name Oh The United
: I'es, upon certain conditions.
Rs ireliy ne Senate aud Eoase Of P-7rsscr'rtires
Il ne Jai'r9 States az Am-rirl iu Cou-rts, cssrall-g
Ihlt the Secretary OF the Treasury be, and lee Is halc.
by, a~atIyrzcd ana instructed 70 :r1u fer % tho State
OF M.ry!ani, 10 duo form, all The sock IN ia. Chcsa-
peake an! Ohm CIugl. subscribed by. and standing IN
lac name Of he United States. aud, aiso, % assign and
transfer al lhe interest, right and title, Of the Uaits1
States IN aal u tho stocks M said canal standing in
the names Of. aui originally subscribed b.. tho res.
pcc'Ivc CITES Of Washin r'on, Georgetown. and Alex
aud'I, and which have bsen coal u .aaily transfer.
rel b. them 10 The United States. subject t. The So
equity oi redemption from Tao State orNa-yl,al A..
s1id ci'ios nov have C-.rn the United States. Provided
however That If .Hc said State Of MARYLAND shall no.
q! iIo mex, session Of her Legislature. provide Cor the
rouuis tnu Of rtc sal Chesapeake ald Ohio Canal 70
The town 90. Cumberland and shall not complete The
slme vi'im I've years itoiu he date Of sad Transfers;
AM shall uoi also catso tJbc granted AMI guqrIniced
io Che United States, IN pc-Potuiiy. The right 10 l-ans.
,-'r upon Sail canal through Us whole lsug,h fruai iis
q som terminus 80 Cumberland. all such fr1ops, mu.
HliO' VI war. art military stores, rs ths pablo la'ar.
cs, aalco.v u cncc may rsqsrc % be r n p,lcI on
iIu same. 'r.rJtIl charge. aus shall not al-o siIndlaie
o. uI.utaiH aud preserve ever hereafter The same e..
qgai rate ofIpiis throughout tho whole lcneih Of he
said canal froa Cumberland eastward. thon the said
transfers are 90 be utterly Ul,. ana void. md all he
stock mentioned Ia th8 resolution ID to revert u The
UuI:ud States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

THE VERSATILITY or FORTUNE.-The ten.
JeHcy Of our Republican Institutions to scatter ac.
cumIiaied wealth, and prevent the perpetuiiy Of
great msnied power IN the samo family, has often been
remarked upon. The children ofthe man who isnow
nj the io2nast round Of fortunes Ladder may soon be
as Tho Dot. AMI the begglr Of to-day may be the rich
man OF tomorrow. We have in our miad two sins.
ing examples Of this ve satlity off,rune. We well re-
collect the appearance Of two youths some thiuy.fve
or forty years ago. both Of abont the same age, bu,
moving ~ the two ctlrcmes Of society. The one was
"a poor. ragged boy. ths son Of humble parents. his r..
ihcr i1bouung al prgcongus Occupation. and the son
o. oil appeafanee. destined never 10 rise above the sta.
lion &C his faiher. The other was a dssAing, gay young
fellow. moving IN the fretcirclos, his father a veal.
,g aud extensive merchant. o u p oof. apparently.
against The shafts of adversely. The former has car.
we'd 1ut hImselfa fortune, by inlusty and persevsr.
vance and does busi1ozs NJ % merchIn Mt on hs own
e1fiinI, While he latter q destitute Of ever rhing. and
hHs become he inmate ofan slms-housc.
IlHsC are b. NJ means solitary clscs. Every man
who h1s lived a score or two Of years en- call 70 Mind
similar instances Indeed se cnu scarcely nlmo more
than one o. two of our many Opslout merchants who
hive Inherited any considerable portion Of their wealth:
nearly al Of Them havo risen rom hIm1lrr hE. and
d. pareverinR industry, Intelligence. and radOmfabie
rIrrry hsye been the mskprs of heir own fortunes.
AsH set these ore the men whom en,ious demo.
a,sIes are perpetually sigmausiug ls purscpr0ud af s
fa-fsis as though The possession Of wealth. acquired b.
e.1v and lahorious pr5ressos and which must newt.
aFls be parcsIlcd out into several portions after the
Ie.easa of is possess1rs, were f1uzh with aI he
evils ,fthe hereditary ausiJcnc.esoi TIE old world
-SIi.a G1zsVc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

Should the Revenue Bill Of Mr. Adams. now before
Congress, become a law. the duty on The following ar
Iiclcs will be % per cent adynl6rom, viz;
Black AMI cJ!ored silk -ravnts
Rbands Ofoyery description.
Fancy hlG Of every description.
Sin pocket hJkfs Of every description.
Linen cambria hdkG
Sus?endsrs, hats. gloves, hose, socks nnI mils.
Silk shawls. scarf, wells
Umbrellas and parasols
Embroidered cashmoie and velvet shawls.
Bands, corset laces, cords; Gallons aud laccs.
hIllonary Of ovory description.
AMI every article Of silk manufacture. Or Of which
six iorm' to chief value, except silk piece goods
sold by the yard measure"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
From .he L,4isv,Iio Literary New.let,er
POLAND.

POLAND.
Poland at tho mention of her name shat mighty
associations come lhrongi.g upon the mind Poland.
tis Lad o!SNbc 81. OF CoscIus K, f FullsIi-,hp land
OF patriots anl tf ~heross-Polaad, wa, Of oil wont
forth, STEEL clad, rho champion of ChrisIendnu, anl
rolled back from plan 5 Of Europe the tide of Moslen'
C EuIues:-POaanl, the apostle Of federation. who laugh
ed at the bulls and ancIheInas Of Popes. when the
hlu 5hiy kings of EIglaad and France did homage for
for their crowns. AMI ks CT tho toe OF his Holiness
while he graciously trlm3led their diadems in the
dIsi-Poand, in whose bosom the prosecuted Of al
Creeis, fOlnl shelter aud rUteciion;-ihough long since
-transled beneath the grasp Of Iyrants-b'held now
rising and bursting her chaias-aglin lTampled in tn
dust, wclterlng In hor blOod.--her locke clolIed with
sole, n n brave sins in exile AM chains. her daughter.
~ sack cloth and wpe--Polaad though irjdden To IN.
earth, Thank Cod ~. in the language OF her battle
sols, "nDi yet wholly dcad!' She lives in the fame
vi her deaihloss hsr1esi-prGud memoirs Of her, speak
- w. from every "a 20 OF her history; her b.coI cries I,
Us from a thousand bltile.fclds. Sho lives IN thu
mp HES of the irien Il GILBERT. in whatever cline
they ore found. Sh5 liyos Cnshrined ia the hearts o
her eIied sons, and in that inVineib!e spirit OF nation
atty which binds together her scattered children, from
{ G SHOWS ufSIOerir t. The sIvanlas of the West. Sae
lives n tho Ietr buliye justice o, lac God Of NatiOn.
whose wrath, thoash % < RESTRAINED, sh al not always
slumbcr. Already are his bolts forged. and his arm !.
blrei lor veng sancs. The ciplI gathers 0 { IN ,
ievo'rd thrones nj her oplfess ,s; and the lightning
red win The wrath rf accumulate wrongs, shall burs,
in seYen-:ll fairy unoa Tho he ads Of her despots-
I'D OF Justice. pour O II the vinls of thy wrath; and
teach Tie Aatuns that thcrs 4 a FOyser above which,
i IL minds the nfTti| Of men!
England AMI France are a. length openin. their eyes
o she inireg CO olIhe aulocr4; ofihe North. AlreaI.
sensible ~ their shame IN having looked lamsly On.
while Poland. struggling bravery with her fate. fell
Ina'ded before tie nyrniJons OF Gespotism; they now
" II only for a plausible opportunity 10 redress hcI
wrongs; for .h'y see in her re. establishment as an ia.
dePen3ogt nation tn ir ONLY sare bulwark against the
eicroachments Off .ssia.
Let Poland take courage. Let her eIles grid on
the sword and be really. when Liberty shall again.
irum the bsulomnnfs Of Warsaw,
"UnfIri hoS iRilrl 20 the breeze Of morr.-
Pee Der bad DIAM, and iSang her irln, OF horr."
to draw for their county. AMI
Strike ff their al,ars AMI their frcs.
For the green graves Of ihoir sires.
God anil their native land!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

p pI~KPOCKET-A -au.ramg1 fon ,issn.hl.
..u. who arrived Dob ha city Hy fhe NiliI Pills Line
1n IrraiHy night bad Hs Blrsr-Ha1A nssu from .iu
while ~Iar1 tor hft t1gglrc ~ fto engine depot ia
kausugf1u. Wo aavs -1aln OBJ BELIEF o taf uIfs-
hcr ,f rrs pockets irm fsrF1n lave recently been
H1 chs vicinity Iheg f11s tho 0ta,ss OF tae tf.r
Ger -l'saIIes 20 ~ heIf ssH The gentlemen rs.
aflrd f1 EI 5Y o. cloth 1,.re1-t bat.,1sT closely
lf0li LIm and ne rockstH,uh we in He .lu pc.
Bet ofhs cJat Do v1s taken oIt By .IsHr .e .tu
.l mo ota.eaI and r.ums auly tho b.ilsu IS la
,.tast.I.| Z. Aa.r.as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

PfPE LAYING ~ VfRGtyIA-TNo Of Inc simon pure
loco iocos Of Virginia are cu]nieSting n seal before the
Legisllture. both claiming 10 have been elected from
Madison COUNT. They have shown that The number
Of two hundred and fly Illegal votes have been Civ.
on for them by N Inuiaciurcd voics for tie occasion
oao deed coni7ining the Eamcs Of eighty persons thus
made yotcr!! All lhose votes were also gwen fu
Mr.. Van Buren,. is IL 10 be wondered 1T. that with
The gross Ignorance that prevails, and 81 amcful fraud,
committed ~ That State. that her vote was given "a
Mr. Van Burou'-ZqHcs Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

HEHv-Tho Secretary Of the Navy has been MAX.
ing experiments with a view % the use OF American
wnior-ryicd homp Iu the Manufacture Of cOrdags lOr
ihe Nayy. Oar hemp would certainly BIZ preferred.
o. eat q lille earlier and wuorrIu-d. The process
nJwcycr, D. very unhealthy. and We doubt shsihor
the increased pecuniIy advantages o. thu county
would not b. more than counter balanced by The i
clso o1d death which woulI follow The introduction
u Tho Russian m,-o Of preparing hemp foe market
L0gsUiNt AEr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

Nrw rHtrt-A nov way ~ r,b.l17 halle. "a
lately 1eenq1rc successful TIC thief rings ibs Jo8i
bell, aud ou ihc appearance oi tHe servant pfsecus /.
letter which be- requests mas Dol iuuIul To- fta sou.le.
man of tc b7us'. a1I 90 Il.frf returned. The iat.
Geo proves lobe p Piece Of 1ifIs paper. apJ when ,he
servant returns. tha thief r gone. having taken with
bun at tho 0ECrc11t .u tIr hl'L The oYeu.f- b. the
irne o1s'E IHH inventor Of His new pitu has TO.
lon ~ many c5an. fl1t tle ~proIiJ.y uHl Dol dotcct
coo IJYur. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
aYOr or YOUR MINIATURES

A gentleman having prevailed on a young lady. to
whom he was engaged. u give him her miriaiure,
promised his IN friurn rs s,,n rs he could End n good
artist. The lnyer m,nnwhilc quauellcd The gen.
iicmon dssirous Of making peace said 81 have jst
seen p hno muiature-miuo -i1ll be executed mex.
week. hyou say So" u isa matter ofequal iuduIc
renee 90 me. she replied. (which b. executed. you or
your miniature, Tor have resolved 10 accept ncifL-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

OF tle whole ur ;Ie higher class OF duties ancr 1872
on ths si uolrr.n principle.
S1-lc %. L,c .i-re JrNb4cks and boUntie~. now NJ.
lowed. ceId be hsncfcialy reduced s., as 10 CORES
pond IN tICIr proportions with the reduced duties.
THIS Uc hclcyc l. a ~tp!erlbio yuoisisofAlr WOOD
h.r,s TeFosi 90 revision, with tao exception of !Ln,
pl.J 90 % UI rl msrc'y describes the si~ yuitu3.s aud
restrictions Of tao existing aud. We have iAteryO.
sgd 80 opinions Of our own.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

Tlaavs ComEdoHe during tlIs cold weather rbcrs
1r. H.rihcr er thIugs That arc quite c,mforlbl. r.
gari anthracite fires EoId COP Of coffee. .Hn oce1.
..uri s'1gre nlro' tMe window at those vl, as
-~h.r.rHs n slsIRls "a ncwsa9psr luI Df1rv faur-
# e.r..nJrs mr-sIgr ouly oue C.lIHD Io1E-.ultsI
..... y5'ts-a boz plate if dinner and a iIitt wife
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

Arrr'Ravrr-"How DO you lhins { appeared ai
The purity llst evening"
"On. finely, as usual"
DO you really Trims sUf'
Certainly. I DO"
Do sou think lappoar rs well o., a parry as &C a
bllT"
"Nre, though 7 have never taken particular rrii,c
wow. really. tell mc-houg.fy-wiI tuuf'
40 lc sure. will tell you LouosIy,if itel yol
"Hrli howl am anxious b kuow-uhcH ID you
think . appear Ibc bcsir'
When sou are mindug yourown husiness, madaH'
Spirit n hl fgr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

prtrrfseL srsrtr -I RIM ol oI. aI mon have
seemed ~ % hkr spru. Di-s1ms. ulrl iha wind
tI1N- NJ tuI whIda l1la k1ps. where uals. tnf
ihc iascst como o. fruit .- Rq51
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
81 1854 -

ilJOsS-t
5 ale Of Iughi'. Ohio Co. S. s.
On thus l2th day of january l6+l before me the
subscriber, "a Justice Of the Peace for the riuniy af,ro
SAID, cane SoSie,ki Brady, Cashier of the Merchants
and Mechanics' Blak, who being duly affirmed acror.
ding tn law. did declare and shy th,t the above i, n
true statement OF the affairs Of said bank, according Ia
ta1 best ofhis knowledge and belief
CHARLES u. KNOX, J. p.
We o. Das-ciCrs of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bunk Of Wheeling, d. certify that tAe above State
menI - true.
JCALOWELL,
CHARLES n. KNOX,
J. ;. SiIRIVER,
SAML NEIL.
ISRAEL U~POEiRAFF,
W.T. SELBY.
JOHN RICHIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

byu t, the COURT guuS- GA hc FIRST MoN.
DAY rs I..Ei AHN Heri. 90 a7po.ut delegates O. "a
GoDyca'ina 90 DC held AZ E.=asy,haoNa ~ nora.sale
q candidate .s Conrrrss.