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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

c. iMPoRTANr.-The editor of the Journal dis
likes the word reio. Perhaps he dislikes the Con
sitution, and the men who framed il. Il IS pity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

O. No alteration is required this week IN on
Bank Note Table hence We omit it to make rooa
for other matter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

r. Owing to the arrangement Of the mails. our
eastern papers did not arrive as to allow Us to
give many extracts Of Congressional proceed
ings. They viii be found the preceding page.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

For the information Of the public, and to please
ourselves. we give the following list Of the Direct
ors of the State Bank and Branch at this place.
State Bank Directors Eiccfed By the LEGISLATURE
Robert Morrison of Wayne County-whIg.
William I. Ioues of Vanderburgh County--whig
Jacob Walker of Tippecanoe COMMENCEMENT.
George +. Buel of Dearborn County-dcmocrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

SINGULAR fHENoua>oN.--An individual in Nev
ors. tAc Atls- stys, locked 80 long - &c plan,
Mercury the other evening thu: he ioamd hilasel
~ q state q: Alteration.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

NooD.-Tae-e subscribers who have agreed t.
pay wood wiil confer a favor by sending along q
.o-d OT two.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

CALaMiry--At ire ~ Syracuse, y. y, a few
days since. Just when great crowd hal collected.
barrel Of gun powder exploded, killing upwards Of
thirty and woundng fifty or sixty persons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Su,Rr.-To make false quotation for the pun
pose Of criicsing is grammatical construction.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Jim Thompson. as good looking & sailor Is ever
rcefcd a man sheet.-Picayr"e.
VIII the Picayune enlighten US as to the indus
operundi efrecfag main stefi'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

" Isaac can you descs be BIT 2"
q" es- 2er. Dat - a. animal about a. big a
s'eePlc-""h in.GA rubber Wings aad sho,
'trag tai. secs best with his eyes shut-fecds q
iais, aud bites Ike thuadcr.' -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

NNruRAL-Thc two best aG'urais in town az
our sign and our nc ghbor Of the .'oIrna. Ogrs IS
scrcamer,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
Directors ofihe Branch At Indianapolis.

Directors cffhe Branch At Indianapolis.
IIervey Batcs-whg,
Alfred IIarrison-waig.
IcnI. Blythe-whig,
WILLIAM IiiNNiMAN-whir,
John withdrawing.
William H. Morrison-democrat
Douglass Mct;uirc-whg,
Ovid Butler-dcmocrat,
Alexander w. Russcil-whig,
j. kelly-whig. (of Mooresv.lle.)
Corson Nickcrs-dcmocrat.
st recent meeting of the State Board. McssrS.
lckcrs. Butter and Mct:u r. were dismissed from
the Directory, and CALVIN Fletcher Jeremiah JOHN
sol and George Anderson appointed in their stead,
who take thefs seats IN the Board on the u, Of
November Mcssrs. Fletcher and Johnson wing
and Mr. Anderson democrat. - that now IN the
Branch here, out Of eleven directors, two only are
democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

INpoRrANT.-ls- al additional encouragement 10
tue public to attend the Bands Concert th,s even
.ng, NH merely TeuarN that me place ~.ll b.
graced - our august presence. 10 extra chnfge
Viii DC made OH ths account. Children naii .rice
y. B. 10 prevent beng mistaken Tor or brother
OF the Journal, W,i. mer y remark that h's mar
is red while our, !, trtfe. or ritner pal. y,!l.'e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

az Col. L.. NJ b. and j. III. l.. informed
that their requests shall be attended 20 faithfully
We think ii TOO yet 10 commeace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

@EN. Woot las been nom.naied y the rrc,dei'
- bc Ergldier General nlt-d states Army, a.
place If Gca. scott.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Law sun vas recently decided IN one orti.,
courts % M..cer county, Pa, IA wh.c Tie of.gina
debt Wa ,. "a. and the c.sts f1Oi 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

The death of tian ! Il. Gsiiiin. ate member O.
Congress from ,oat. Carolina = ANNOUNCED IN H.,
Charleston pa e.s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

The journal says We learn IL may o. = liz
see what he says about the "Combinauon Lock ]
that the President wac bui ut ia ehgy, at Columbus
IN TINS state, the receipt II the veto news"
Tbs is federal wAlggvy all over. 60 II. yc
wings TOR "Ty!cr too 49, Non don't FOR txec-
tive influence You don't want 10 speculate On
the public funds. Yea want no National Bank
o no You don't want Mex B.adle -ecrctiry Il
the Treasury lou don't want cihee ! O no! la
maculate wngsery q, Tq' Come q Igfsr :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
BALTIMORE PATRIOT orflCE.

10eSdHH o'CLoCK. r. ~
THE MARKET-At auction to-I,, A., -,
OF brig Cuznnoyc, consisting orI25 hlIs PORTO ia.
co Sugar, was Offered public auction and .ld n,
81 ~ 10 $3.50 per cwt. The cargo orhrir Frances
Jane, consisting Isl hhds, and 50 bhls p,r,, M.
60 Sugars, was also offered and hh.ls sold NJ 81
80 per cwi balance Withdrawn. The F!sur NOR.
Ret Is very quiet THIS morning, aud we quote for
Howard street al 1915 from wagons. No SHES Of
CITY Mills which is held at last quoted rates e
'GraIl-as the harvest approaches. The deaanI H.,
Wheat Is considerably loss-ned Sales of some mar
GELS Of Maryland red and white were made hi.
morning AT 100 to l22 cents. A sale or Maryland
while Corn was made al GS cents In other de-
Scorpions OF grain we hear Of no transactions but
prices re"iasi about The same as lnsi quoted Cat
ue-1here good supply OF Feeyes ves,.,,Io,
atihe drove yards. and sales were ,f.ced NJ ST 6a
to 81 30 per 100 lbs. nett, for good 10 prime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

NATIONAL SOCIETY or LITERATURE
AND SClENCE.-This Society. now fully under
way ia New York. with It's uuNilaries in almost all
the cities OF the Union, proposes to establish aux.
Hilary in this city. This society is upon much the
plan the society for the diffusion Of useful
knowledge. in England and must be productive o
the most happy results TO its members. The plan
is to establish societics with an annual fee OF les
than the cost ofone Of the periodicals proposed 10 te
furnished, which will give the members with no
other cost, the reading at their resides Of al
the magazines of the day published in this country
and England An hundred members in this city
can obtain all the periodicals published IN both
countries at three dollars each, and less number
for FIVE dollars, without any other expense.
Full eias Of the plan can be seen at this Office,
where names will be taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

Al a meeting Of the citizens OF Wheeling. called
for the purpose Of forming n Temperance Society
nuTIliary TO tho Washington Temperance Society Of
Baltimore, The following resolutions were passed.
On motion, DR. KEIFFER was called 10 The Chair
and JAMES II. MooRE appointed Secretary
On motion Of MIR Alcorn, committee Of three
was appointed TO dran a constitution and bylaws
forthwith. On said motion, J. r. A!corn, John Bor.
land, and l. l.. Hammond wer appointed said COM
miIlee
During the absence Of the committee The meet.
ing was addressed by Mr.. WIN. Mex Lam6Iin, Col
D. ). Kelley, and Geo. Duly, Esq
The committee then reported the constitution ana
bylaws for the government, Of the society, which
motion, were adopted
On motion, committee OF three was appointed
10 select officers for the ensuing year J. Acun
i. l. Hammond, and r. Dorsey were appointed.
The committee reported the names Of The Gllow.
ing gentlemen officers For President, Or J. n.
kieiier; Vice President, J. H. Moore Secretary
Jackson MCorinoy; Treasurer, John Graham d..
Fectors. Geo. Miller, John 10y, and John Borland-
which report was also adopted
On motion. resolved, That the secretary have the
proceedings Of The meeting published and that the
meeting adjourn uutil Saturday evening next
II. KEIFFER, President
JAMES II. McoEE, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

'he outward life than into tue soul SuIl. he had
""'n-" "eart and synnpaihised with his race With
rev he was just To all his human breil
rem. ieconoiiing spirit breathes through all his
NtiuneS ne SEXES on the interesting and beaut,.
ini features ia ai conditions of life gives US burst,
OF tender and noble feelings even from ru,lsr n,
lures aud continually knIis sumo ne,v e b,t,y,c,
'he reader md the vast varieties of bumon n,tu,,
when start mp under his teeming pen He d.l,gLt
Cd indeed IN Highland chiefs. M border thieves AMI
mnrccrers, IN fierce men and fierce cncauu,ers nm
nc hau on eye To catch the stream OF sweet nfsc
tons as u wound its way through humble life
What light has Jeanne Deans shed ON the potb of Tho
obscurei lie was too waning I'm religions SEMI
msnt, 10 comprehend the solemn bearing tbc sIern
grandeur Of the Puriiaus But we must moi rbor,o
with uarruwness writer, who embodied i'm a lew.
'sh maiden ms highest coueef lions of female noble
ness
Another writer illustrating the liberalizinc. all
harmonis'ng tendency Of times, is Dickens
whose genus has sought and found sui jccs of Thrill
ling Interest in the passions. suiItriugs and virtnes
OF The mass OF the people. lie shows that lie in
IT'S Tudesi iorms may wear a tragic grandeur; that
amidst iues and sensual eNcesses pruvollue laugh.
ter or scorn, the moral feelings do not wholly die
and Tint The haUnis of the blacklist crimes are some
imcs lighted mp by ho presence and influence ui
'he nohest souls. lie has indeed greatly erred Ina
turning 80 often the degradation oi humanity irin
Wa"er oi sport but The tendency of his dark pic.
lures Is 10 awaken sympathy with our race. Ia
change The nnlee!ng indifference which has pre.
a''ou towards The depressed multitude into sorrow
'u' ana ihdIgnani seGsi!iy 10 their wrougs anJ
woes. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

SacT5fciai Altar al Santa Crg- DEL O,iae1e
II 10 qn'dranguar sinuc structure sixty six feel
oh each sue al the base, and raising ia pyramrlal
iorih 20 the hight ~ ITS present Oud.uun of ihiriy.
three ieei On three sides there is a fange of se. in
The middle IL inches high on the upper surface.
"h'ch makes tie range - steep that IN ascending
some caution - necessary. ~ the corners are four
bnIircsSes Of cut stone diminishing IN size from The
neoiiEe square, aud apparently intended tosupyur,
"e structure. Ga the side facing the west there
are no Steps, hut IN the sur is smooth uhd coy-
cred wiih siucogrcy from long exposure By break me-
il!e al The corners That there were differ.
ent layers Of siuco. doubtless put un AT different Times
and all had been ornamcnIel with painted figures.
In one place we made out part Of The body OF leon.
ard. well drawn and cnlorcd.
The top OF the Sacri:icaior is broken aud ruined
nn mere Is no doubt that Il supported an a J.
TAR Tor those sacrifices ofhum1n vicimsyvhch struck
even Tie SanIards with horror. II was barely
large enough for the ollar and officiating priests
anu the IDOL TO whom the slcrificc was Off red
| foot. ~
Inc barbarous minister carried up the victim en-.
hreiy naked pointed ont tho idol To which The soc.
FIhce was made that the people might nav their nd.
oruiions. and then extended him upon the altar
ms had convex surface aud The body orfhe vic
"h Jay arched, with The trunk elevated aud the head
aud feet depressed. Four priests held The legs and
arms and another kept his head firm with wonlleu
ueht made IN the form OF cOiled serpent, so
'hai ne was prevented from making the least move
meni The head priest Then approached, and with
kniie made OF flint cut aperture ia tho breast
and tore ont the heart. which, yet palpiraiing he Of
efed 10 TIE sum- aud then threw it at the feet Of She
IDOL IL The idol was gigantic aud hollow. it was
usual 10 introduce the heart Of the victim into his
mouth with golden spoon. II The victim was a
prisoner OF war as soon 1t was sacrificed they cut
on the head 10 preserve the scu and threw the dv
uoWn The steps when IL was taken up by the officer
OF 'oiaier 70 whom the prisoner had belonged and
earned on ~ his house 90 be dressed a. served no as
an entertainment for his friends II he ,,,s p.t n
prls'ner OF war; bot slave purchased for the sac.
rihce, the proprietor carried oil the body for the
same purpose. Ia recurring 10 the borbarons scene
OF which the spot had been the theatre, II seemed
righteous award that the bloody altar was hurled
Gown %. and TIE race Of us ministers destroyed
S'ePN"s ana Carterwo eds T'rareis iHMreioo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
AN ADDRESS

DeHvered before the Mercantile Library Corap,ny
o. rhilndelphia. May ! llh 1871: BY William +
Claiming Philadelphia
rus Is The best occasional address Thai DIR Chm
h'ng has produced Tor a number Of years. II i.
"nuen IN clear aud iorcible style. and burns in
every part with energy. The subject is the tcpdep
VI 'ne age IN oil IT'S movements 10 expansion, "a
ulhi-ion' TO universally. and The eloquent divine
races us tendency through science literature r.Ii
guh ond Trade, aud makes many pregnant remarks
90 ITS uses aud evils. II we had spaee VIC sbould
nNo 70 extract largely from many powerful passages
~ "ls DISCOURSE, bat we must content ourself with
Dickens
Ihe same tendency will appear If wo consider
me Mind OF literature which Is obtaining the " idos
iavor. The works Of genius Of our ngC breathe
spint Of universal sympathy The great poet 81 ON
,imes' Wordsworth, one Of Inc few who are 10 live.
has gone 10 common life, 10 the feeling Of our mi.
'efsai nature. 10 The obscure and neglected portions
oi society Cor beautiful and Touching theme Nor
Ought % be said. thaf no hns shod these the
charms oi bis genius " 10 themselves fhcy had
nothing grand 90 lovely Genius is MT rro,t,,
20 The sense of iancying OF feignng what does NOT
exist IT, distinction b.. 10 discern more of tr1tl.
Than common minds. 10 sees, under DISCUSSES ,rI
humble FORMS everlasting beauty TIti. ~ 4. 81
prcr1gatiye Of Woodwork ~ discern and 80, =,
ihc ordinary walk Of life. IN tbr common b,,,,.-,
heart. lie has revealed Tho loyo.1,ss d tic pr,m.
live feelings. OF the unVoflI affections Of the h,
man soul. The grand truth which rcy,,,i.. NJ. /
poetry Is, that The bcauufu. is not confined \, ,be /
rare tho new. iho distant 90 scenery and r,., =,
life open only 70 the few 5ut that q Is potrrJ c,,,b
liiOluseiy on 'no eoa'm'1 Garth aud sly AMI IL I
.ho hum6icst sphere. rblt ibc suoet,si ,g,.,,...p
oago i9 io"Iy hears, that there is sacfcdpess 5i..
ny and oVolines u lives which few eycs 80, -.
~ even .n ne absence u 90 intellectual e1I,g,c
,,.-..t '''''''Is can quietly Dyurish that DIS
l',''Niel"es'' which h. the element of eli 800.
'n1 Without which. intellectual power 4 n
t.'''-- ",''1hliy Wordsworth BE- the rort Of
u''aN'y H' teaches reverence flr our Universal
a,''e ue breaks down The facrtious barriers be-.
Ncen human hcars
h' some is true Boz on inferior degree Of S-ou. .
"o-, 'ts'c. hewovcT, were more arlstocratic --
%" had childish love Of rank titles show. "a
.'H'.' and 20 general l95ked with kccnsf cye on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

The New York Journal Of Commerce. spe,E,o,
gu Le accounts which have been recently published
respecting tie wreck col vessel seen nj sea. ,bisb
p was supposed might be- that Of The steamer Prrsr
dent, says
fw ourselves we DO not expect ever 20 see or
hear Of the preck Of the Pfesidenf o al go
ability she went down bodily. under The weight of
some tremendous sea, and left no trace behind
Then again, the course Of the ocean currents fort be
iho idea that a wreck should have noated from 20
Worth down % 30. u would have noatcd North
ward and fhis wreck undoubtedly has hoated
NOrihward. having been 6rst seen by The Jessie
Richie. April 7ih. in lat %. then By the brig
North Bend. June 30, iu lat 30. 30. and lastly lv
the brig Augusia.Juue 2iih in lat. 30 80 n r,s.
sibly may be the wreck 0f steamboat. boz as mono
BE- missing, The presumption IS, that 30 is TIE remains
ola cotton loaded ship. bound 10 Europe from a,,,,
Soufhern por. The Jessie Richie, which AS, ~,
wreck FIRST took ito be On American bull, -,,,,,
loaied ship. Of 900 or 500 tons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
WAsuINoroN. Jnlr 6 Isl

Dear Sr-The House passed the land bill at a
bout half past eleven this evening-vIte ll6 for,
los against
The Senate, to-day, rejected Rives amendment
10 the Bank bill Of the Finance Commillee only @
voting for it,
The majority Of the House Will no doubt be
charged with tyranny, and despoiisn, and gagin,
the minority for having dared to force this bill
through. /, is thought here and the word from IN,
country through all the Wing paIers is, that the PEG
pie want their representative 20 vote rather thai
waste Time in speaking, md this day has shown
decent respect to The will Of the people in this re
specf locrs, respectfully,
J. T. Wharton p ( T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

CURIOUS CASE OF SONNAMBUIISM-
find IN Upham Outlines Of disordered mental &c.
ton, a curious case OF communication 1hich was
published IA the newspapers at the time the case
"ccurred.-A farmer in one Of the Counties of Mas
sachuseiis, had employed himself for some weeks
IN winter ihreShing his grain. One night as he
Was about closing his labors he ascenIed a ladder
To the top OF the great beams in the barn. where
the rye he was ihreshins deposited 20 ascertain
what number Of bundles remained unihreshed
which he determined 10 finish the next day. The
ensuing night about > o'clock, lac was heard by
one OF The family, 10 and 90 out lie repaired
to his barn. being sound asleep. and unconcious OF
what he was dong. set open his barn doors ascen.
ded the great beams Of The barn where his rye was
deposited. threw down flooring, and conn cucol
Ihreshing ~. When he had com leied II. he rakal
OH Ihs straw, and showed the rye 10 one side OF the
inor and again assembled the ladder with the straw
and deposited II on some rails that Law across the
great beams. lie Then drew down another loorlnc
oi rye. which lac ihreshed and finished as before-
Thus he continued his labors until he had threshed
Ne HoofingS: aud on returning irUm throwing down
the sixth AMI lasl ia passing over par OF the NOW
ne Tell oil. where ihe hay had been cut down about
s,R iee on TO the lower part of IT, which awoke him
lie nj iisi imagined himself in his ueirbor's b,rn
buiailer cropping about in the dark long time ascer
tanned HAT he ia his own, and M length f,uud
The ladder. on which he descended 10 The 1oor
CLOSED his barn doors, which lac found opcn nm,
returned 10 las house. On coming TO The lie It, he
found himself IN such proiuse Precipitation thai
his clothes were literally wet through Tho mex
morning. Ola going 10 his barn. he had ihreshcd dI
ring the night, five bushels ofrye; had rink %, The
straw of IN good order and deposited il on Inc
great bsansAc., carefully showed The grain 10 one
SIDE oi The floor, without The least sonciousness oC
mhat he was doing. until he fell from the hay
Boston Mer. JoarAoL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
CLEAN YorRTFFTn-.rL,, !, ~.

CLAN NOURTEETll-Thaw in his mi.
croscOpe Objects says-''lf the whitisb matter
sIchihs between The teeth be removed BY n tooth.
pick. mixed with q LITTLE wafer. and eY,yo.,oI b..
the microscopes au.mlloulr will appoar b, oct,ye
Hnd 80 numerous That ihe whole mass seems IN be
ahNe.-Iho largest sOr, but few in number move
very swhuyi The second SORT bot more numerous.
nave different milton; tho third Kind are roupd,.b
400 - small That million Of Them ore not larver
man a gram 81 coarse sand They move 50 swiftly.
u'o w sueh numbers, they seem like swarms of
gnais 0r flies Even when We take r,ir. =, -
the teeth ceansomo Of each Of these three sr,s ma,
usually be ionnd between The teeth Of men. women
and children. especially between the grinder.
Dot when we are negligent. besides these. N iourH,
sJri abJund, on The shupo Of ocls Thsy all die II
vinegar Is applied 90 them; hence vinegar has been
found useful article 10 teeth, gums and The mouth
generally
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

ROMANTIC STORY.-Thc following romantic
story ~ related by The Seminole of Blyunnc. N,
re. an orphan girl, returning one evening, with
Il H'eh "i sheep belonging 10 her aunt, who lived
III me village OF licq. ia The Pyrcnnees and had
brought her up from hcs infancy y hen she beorI
cries OF distress from The summit Of AIonaurot down
winch she herself desccndcda considerable ,ysv
iieiding 10 her good ceilings. she len her charge
ana rta>ccndei, Gnil on narrow plateau near he
i'P, she saw man IL mIral struggle with an engr-
nous b|"r. WIN undaunictl courage she asSailed
'he IeFO'i"us Ulmal with her irUS shod crook md
SION turned lis rage uiOn herself The man. Tim,
reed from the grasp offs rcdnubinhle encn,r. be-
came The assailant, and. with The effective aid orfb
girl at length sUccCt ded In dtslro,ur The cnit,sI
NE h"hi'e violent Storm came pa..ani diSpsrseI
'h' HACK ni VI are. The ways were sieep aud dan.
ger'us und Manech, the young Basqnc. whom, she
had helped. was grateful. collected her sheen. and
Grove mem home. An intimacy naturally en>ucS
Marie was pretty and crGfdng. as we'll as brave.
ne had true love "a well pitss ion aud rcurescut
i"g The beauty. courage. and affection of Marie p hi.
HlhcT' requested ms consent 10 their marriage The
IheF however, not only dsapprOycd Of IT, but com,
m2hded ms son, under pain of disinhoTtauce mad
mSIeuctinn' 10 prepare 10 we'd bridge " hose for.
'uhe "oiHi ihcrci sc his own already store Over.
wheimed with despair, The lovers made a nutu,l
vow to DIE together. false sense Of duty boyyey.
or induced The youth To comply 50 far with his "A,
'neis commands as 10 10 church a. plight his Cliif
10 Tue vile chosen for him by his inexorbe parent
Ihe moment The ceremony was concluded he turn.
cd from his bride, and pushing his father aside with
MARKS OF Indignation. forced his way through the rs.
sembed crowd, and rushed with all his velocity 10
'he well known summit Of Montjaurai, where tbe
poor deserted Marie had arrive before him, faith.
iui 70 'ho fatal designation previously made lie
'o''ou u her She heard his voice; but fearing his
presence might shake her resolution she did pot
W"Hior ms approach, but plunged down n frer,e n.
Sons precIpice. Ihu neat moment M,uech followed
nor down The gulph, and days after their man.
s'ea bodies were found lying close together on the
rock below" ' '''o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

SAMUEL NJ. EDWARDS Esq. having resigned
as cashier ct The Valley Bank at this place WILL
AM PONELL,Esq. late Clerk OF The Chem S,.
penor Court of Law and Chancery for loud,un. has
been appointed his successor. TiIOS l. KNOX .u
Of Fanquirer County succeeds To the office vacated
10y Mr. Powell. We deemed il premature To mike
has announcement all Mr. Powell and Mr. KIN.
entered un their official duties, which took place ON
lho lsi insi.-L.csbnEg unucr