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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
Crn,n In Nn,, K-nt e.

Crn,R HIT, Now Kent Co Nov. lS4l.
GEyrLruCN'-Few things would oiI1rd me
more pleasure ihlu tn meet my friends and old
constituents of this county NJ the festive board m
pursuance ofyour polite invittiun; but tho ncccssi
~ which exists for INV speedy return to the Seat Of
Government, places II out uf my power 10 do 50.
1 can, however do no less than return to you, and
those YOU represent thy grateful thanks Tor the Kind
sentiments of regarl and confidence, which You
have been pleased 70 present me. Shall I not lc
Justified 10y the people uf tins ancient county, IN
the declaration that when, as long ngo os twenty.
five years, they did the honor 10 confer ihcir
almost unanimous sutiiages upon me, their repre-.
sentative ~ Congress; the political principles
Which Then ayowcd, have been The same which
since my accession to The Presidency. have dared
10 vIndcIic aud maintain, ut tho expense OF the
btorcst dcnuncialinus which have ever heretofore
assaulted public funciiuntry.
The same opinions ms TO the po'cer Of Congress
TO charter a National Birk, which | then ayowed
IN the presence of your fathers, and of many who
stall survive among ypu. and which, Repre-.
sentative sronunUsly urged in 1919 are still
maintained with abiding AMI undininishcd convic.
jI1u. wa, then sustained by the people Of tils
district, with almost entire unanmiy, AMI there.
fore lake leave To- say that a. any at them are con
veris 10 new opinions, they misht OF tead have
granted 20 me. rs The Chief Magistrate bound nv
oath support the Constitution, The benefits of the
Them before they united with others. in spirit OF
unqualified Remuneration. What would ihcy have
me dol Would they have me sacrifice tho consiS.
icncy Of M past life ior party onds3 Or, what Is
Of Tar importance, both muruliy and politically.
would they require the Chief Magistrate of this
glorious Union, % surrender all claim 10 their res
ucci by violating ms oath of -icc IN order graf
fy The mOoch Of Iariyl Ii they would have 81
great sacrifice, thea am proud 10 say, they will
not receive il al my hands I 6ensure man f1r
his opinion ga this any other suhiect-5ut while
award 10 him the right 10 think for him solf; should
he not exempt me from his dcnunciaiions because !
cannot think as hc docsl
beg Won 20 be assured gentlemen, that the in
vectiyes towhich have been subjected have IN
no degree Disturbed my cqulnimiiy. Amid the
torrens Of abuse, matter 10y what motives dicia-
ted which have been uttered against me. my pulsc
has Kept rs he ,lIhri m1-ic.'aS II Nothing hal &c
Cured. The light rcl,"ie from burning nj .ics,
has Only served render he pail. of any duty more
| plain. Ia that path shall walk. my confidence
I being placed ia The pllriJri.ln d.soernrncnI and
I intelligence ofthe American people, whose inter
esIs are always best sustained 10y firm observance
I Of constitutional requirements.
tender you. individually. assurances OF gIeal
| personal regard
JOHN TYLER
To Edward C. Cmrnr. George Williamson, John G.
Crumr. William r. {. DJlgllss ana Chczlcy
! J1uCs--t,unmIltcc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

ffph ne lffljII NyUq Sc.fQu.
PLENTY ABOUT MCLEOD were sit.
ting 10 Stage Cbich III an ian door in Montreal
ilst spring. when litlie News . rama up q, il,o
window with has bundle undcr ms arm, AMI cycIo.
i"ed "Duy The Courler-hny The Transcript-DYeU,y
aboHt W Lent" \ few DAYS since we were Tarnb.
Ing 90 some Of The rJm1te settlements Of This County
"heu almost every mln we met enquireC If II ,vts
Tue 'hal Mcleod had been released. The queries
put by The News Boy, md US reasoning mon IN
Kind Of fame " rather nOtorcty that This ;nIviI
has acquired Shakespeare says some men arc born IN
gTcdincss-sOme men achieve it-1nJ others have
II thrust uPol thcm" Mcleod appears IN be one
oi ihose who have IL thrust upon him without his
own consequence, guiltleys Of any oxtrnor,jin,rv
achievement, he has been suddenly raised f4,n the
level OF Canadian Deputy Sheriff. whom nobody
knew Or cared about Out OF hiS own DSirrt-to ia n,
Of lreat poliucl maTtyr-yhoss name ans !, cy.
cry boiy's mJuth upon two Continents ami ,ybyse
snHefngs were cause Of CXpliaiiDn o. enc huff TIC
world AMI Of sympathy o. the other lie rp,y ip.
deed cay, what Byron sf id Of himself thar no ,,o
10 sleep, woke Up. AMI found himself fIm,us IL
has been ulo theme Of Statesmen. Orators, and Eli
'rs OF newspapers Tor an Ini're year. N1hJIy ever
seemed % DO tired Of talking or writing ,f,,yt him
Truly ihe world has bad plenty nl,,1i NrT ..,I ..
Battle, murder Md death, hung IN the bra,H, of
hI u9sifils, t"r 1Il these ne should have had had
his "r1lH Dec. topped. lili q hair Uf his head
'.'h I9'' .'l would have been q war cons
'Ine"iy h.' "l moro consequence than that
''n-' i.I have thioNu open The p1r-
'Ai7 Oh i'. % jams wider ln death Than
lHai FreIi lef. ..I those olGlzl when lac carried
Them od Iirncenuh. whoever nav be- cbeif.frbc
clan. hc r-i certainly Do Tho Mcleod" Men
women ani ciHldrcu Will walk miles O, 500 bir,
when Doe crosses The CANADIAN Border and s,y Io.t,
Who would undertake tJ show him round E4ruso
would make i7r'unc. We have u1t doubt ihli
,'ns ere ihi'' mad'sle Iussari las got a fHlonzih
figure Of him boz Der collection Of wax .,-..,b 80
uI1i be- is 20 BE- seen sde by edo with Plg.rerr and
Mckenzie, rn tie exhibition of her WAY g,rl Co..
res beck Of CJyeniy street Well as ha q. r.ff,fr
hanged 1.'cr 90. and We o. MT " f-lf. Ike So,
mere 81 OBJ over lis jead plJy OF 90 recover r1s.,
-ol oi h'. tomb. we presume fho newspaper Ibomr
VIII ~ chn1ged--he viii probably soon get % zen.
son and Do urgHton-fhe Whole vurI frr1,,,
~ c'nn'n coueeni. 90 some new tJpie afetciimraf
'nJ agreeing IN tho opinion that They lryo bad
Plenty np5uf Mcleod"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

a writer in one oftho Foreign Encyclopedias cal.
rulaicsihai Il the natural resources OF the American
Continent were fully developed, IL would afr,rd
snsionance 10 300 millions Of inhabitants, mum.
Der I've times as great az the eniifo population OF
The globe. The writer. after ad vancing this posi-
lion. gpes ca as follows.
"And what Is more surprising. there Is every
probability that this prOdgious population will DO
IN existence within three or four centuries The
m1gn1inn Is lot IN contemplating a slaio oftling,
which wall make - great and rapid n change I'M
the condition Of the world. We almost fancy IL l.
dream, and yet the result Is based on principles
guile as ccruin ihpso which go sern the conduct
oimen ~ their ordinary pursuits NcarR all social
improvements spring ifuin The reciprocal influence
oi cunJenscd NUMBERS and dinusod intelligence -
What ihon will be the state Of society in America
Two centuries hence. when n thousand or two thou.
sand millions Of civilized men arc crowded into
space comparatively - narrow. onl speaking only
two languages a. VIII doubtless DO the easel Ills.
tory shows that wealth. power, science. literature
oil f'low IN tho train. Of numbers, general inioi
gencs mud freedom. Tlsc same cause which trans.
tered the sceptre u civilization and The weight Of
influence from ibe hanks q The Euphratcs and the
Nile 10 Western Europe. must. ~ TIC course of ~
long porind carry them from The latter ~ tho p,aius
Of the Misassppi and the Amazpn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

PRESIDENT THLER-During his recent visit
10 virginia the following correspondence took place
h'tNecn tIc President and a portion orthe c,,,zc,s
olihat State. We copy It from the Mad:soniqn ID
Saturday:
New HsNr CoUNry. Nov 3. 1911
To his ESccllcncy JomN TvLEE. President of the
United States al America
SIR Your friends and old constituents an New
h'"i hes To await themselves ef your ISL to their
county 10 tender TO yen pnhlic dinner 20 hc CIV.
On al New hcBt cosrI hou-c, ON any day that II
n'ly % your pleasure 10 uamr as manifestation OF
Their long cherished lore and rcSprcf fr yot both
- man aud \ polIiician-which, they tru.t 20 be
ri"loncd Tor saying, have been greatly enhanced
y the 5mHsSs - purpose ard dcUoiioR % psiacio's
which You have rcceaily exhibited. under circum
stances Of greatly embarrassing nature
We hope, sr, that m " suit your convenience
and be entirely Compatible with yonr views If
propuoiy, 10 accept invitation. and ne naiici
ourselves that we cnn give rcrepiion al a fcstiv,
bnani an old Mex Kent. that VIII IN some measure
We trust compensate you for Ihe Iaycci,,e you
have received at tie hands OF another portion %
/ you; OIL constituent
/ Wnh wishes Cor youI long continued health enc
hnpPncs', we subscribe ourselves truly your pers1
ull and political friends
IN G CRI1NIP
GEO WILLIAMSON,
JOAN G CRUMP.
w. r. &. DOUGLASS,
CllESLEY JONES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

TnE MEcusVic. The e,llowing Beautiful article
Is from "'Tho Carpenter Of RJucn /" popular play.
The mechanic.siris one ofGods noplemon. What
have mechanics not jOncf Have they not opened the
secret chambers Of the mighty deep and extracted
Us treasures. and made the ragrg pillows their
highway on which They ride on n tame siecdi
Are not the elements Offro and waller chained %
Inc crank AMI a. the mechanics bidding compelled
20 turn Hi Have not mechanics opened the boyys l.
Of the earth. and malei is products coutrbyto A.
his wants' Tho Grkod lightning j. iheir - ,ninp;
and they ride Triumphant on the wings oftlo mighig
winds To The wise fhoy are tho n,od gates If
knovloge nni kings and queens aro decorated with
their hand works lie. wlio made the Liniyer., wa.
r. great mechanic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

The R'm1n Catholics held public meeting ir
81 Johns llIll. IN New York tho other evening
They passed the most nicrng resolutions i'm pcb,il
Of Bishop Hughes bot those Catholics Who hell
meeting and dcn1unccd The condurt ~ that r.oilo
man they handled without glovs" They appointed
committees o. make arrangements Cor future actioD
md expressed on un1lteroI dftsrmin,,,p \, 80,
p'uion Of the Sch0Jl Fund The rll,vi,r
speaks out They
Resolved, That IN iho results u he past election
with 20 lutte lime &c preparatory orr,niz,
iiDn inIispcnsable on such occasions we have eve
~ reason % hope w <rady perseverance In the
pur I' II oar righteous rllims Yt ultimate .ucss-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
NEW YORK. Tuc.,I,r p n

n largo amount OF business was done thus mor,
ing at The Siork Exchange, md nearly every do.
rip'ion fell off in price. Al the second B,ar l,
sales oi Harlem RnIlrhad stock were rrn.le AMI =,
prices shade ower ihin were Obtained nj the first
"lafu, Inc sales OF States u njs were to fair
extent bat. like stocks, icll nn considerable II 8
Bank declined per ceni; Delaware and Und.,n I.
Farmers Trust 2; Canton Company !; Long Island
s; S'oninsipn !; Paterson A.
Exchange Oh Philadelphia is worsc-iho rates oro
5'5i per cent; sll0O in exchange sold a, the hoarJ
nj . per cent Bihmore 80. Virginia 6.
:, Ihere have been no operation OF consequence la
Foreign ENchange. "
The Sheffield sailed for IiycrsooI This ,no,,;,.,
Win about S3JOOO in sPecic, aud the Francois Isr
To liayre with 100000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

TEMPfA TION-MIrk the character Of eyc,y
associate; l'k int" II with penetrating eye. AMI il
you see the equilibrium of his mind Begin ing Ia
fall on the sale OF rla rhiy ami vice. iorsakc his
company instantly lest yoa be nssimiIaIel inIo his
pFacIiccs, aud be drawn impcrceplibly iais those
paths which You now detcst and abhor Yield bal
once 10 tho tcnpIcr AID a thousInd chances 10 ono
That ynn nre undune. The principles that have been
i1culcnted in childhood, and followed mp day by
day and yeaI Ivy year, will be lorsaken. and the
gray hairs of those who have loved, cherished yon
viii 10 brought in sorrow to the grave. Perhaps
you llnnk the language Of i0so who al rrss Won is
oo slrOug-ibat their fears are grOuniless. Caa il
bel An angels elogucncc cOull not he top power
tai, when such a gem as the immortal mind is nj
stake. Were you trembling at The verge Of q crum
bling preciwce. You might we'll say that strong eE
Priions ~ your behalf were vain and futile. 7; is
not yonr body alone thH l. IN jeopardy. ison tho
unseen principle within, the spark hl Mp by the ID t.
iy himself, which the Atlantic cannot qucnch nor
the Alps conceal, They consider no exrriipns too
great on their pau to save the gem uniarnshed-
as Immaculate and bright A. when il came from lis
Creator; that when II barsis away from its frdir
caskoi II may wing is way into hoicr worlds 10
shine with increasing splendo' when the universe
Is bloued from existence We appeal To you, young
men, 0nj ponder the question well, can yoa be too
careful Of entering into hempaiionl Turn away
with disgust from the appearance Of EVIL. Farley
not with IL. lOot from H. Look from IT, and you
will be safe; nnd many hearts will be glddened to
SEQ you como forth hIoactvio life, purified by adhe.
rance 10 the advice OF tbJso ia whom you should
put implicit confidence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
INFORMATION WANTED

JOHN BRESTLEk should see this ad,e
isemeni, no Is inionn"d that bis E,iher Pst.r
bTUsll - now November is IsIi) IN Who'll
ing, Va, where lie eXrccts to remain unt,l ~
spuhg. Ia The mean time he IL uust nnyiy
10 hear from ms son, and even to see bim n ne
were IN his power 10 visit his luther, mother AMI
brothers at the above nam q place "''
The young man above referred 10 is n ,Iovcd .,
'JllOw the riycr between CincinnaIl, LoulsvJ .
81 Louis aud New Oileans. Should some ,,,
usomcnt they would thereby entlilc ther,Sci,'
u tne most lively g'aituje Of a poor but afIsciiS
nate family. nov 90 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

PHILADELPHIA COAL TRADE.-Phiiadel.
phia continues 10 carry brink business in CO a.
The quantity received by the Schuylkill during the
present season from the opening Of the navigation
the 1ih instant. inclusive was 4109jI TONS. The
demand br vessels 90 carry coal eastward from the
Schnylkill front Of the city, continues active The
number Of vessels Vhich arrived in the SchuyIkill
during The season is rs fJllOws.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

CdtoiiHi and GOcfhs.-Caalini was aim st entire.
" uueducaied, even in music. Tier want oflierary
attainment. joined To her vivaciiy in convorsliun.
sJmcsiems produced ludiCrnus scenes. When at the
court nj Woimar, she placed nj d,nn,r party,
by the side OF GOcthc rs "a mark of respect To her
from her royss hpst. The lady knew uuihng Of
Goethe; but, being stuck by his majestic appear.
ance. and the great attention Of which he was the
object, she inquired Of the gentleman on the other
side what his Tamc. A." The celohr1cd Goeth-.
Madame" the answer. 'Pry on what inslrum.
enl docs he play'' was the next question ale is
no performer Madame; he is tho author of'Werer 80
oh yes, yes, rcmcmber. said CaialIni. and turning
10 the venerable poet she addressed him. ''Ah sir
what aslmirer of 'Wcrtc!' - low bow
the acknowledgement for niilering n cumpli.
menL " never, cnR'inucJ the lively lady. II ncy.
er read anything halls laughablc ia my life. What
a capital farce It Is. SIR" Madame" said the
pet looking aghasi. "ihc 'Snrn,ws Of Wcrier' a
iarcef' o. yes, never anything 50 rdiculUus,'
rejlined Catalina. laughing heartily as size enipi
ned the rene nhrauce. Aud it iarned out that she
had been talking all tho while Of rdiculoue paro
dy OF "Weucr. which had boon performed al ono
of the mnpr theatres Paris, and in which tho sen
iimcnIality OF GbeIhes tale had hceI unmercifiiI,
ridiculed. The poet did not get over his moriifca
ton the whole evening"; and the fair singers cre,i
nt the court Of Uoimlr IDLY impaired by the
display of her Ignorance orlhe Sorrows of Werrr'
Memoir cflIaddme Catalina
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
HOW TO PREPARE FOR A FLoGGINC


George s.. late L,cacnanI in the United
States army and a native Of this country. was one
OF the most eccentric fellows in the world. When
a by. having incurred tho d,spleasure OF his father.
the latter called hjm an account; aud after exam
ming him rs to the Why aud wherefore OF his mis-
conduct. esolyed on applying the rod, NOW more
flshionably called "hi,kory.' Bnt thai the punish
ment might have the more sautary effect, instead
OF infliciing it Immediately. he gave tho culprh
Time to reflect. and chow the bitter cud of repcn-
lance. made ten times more hiuer by the an,cipn.
ton Ofwhlt 10 follow. "6corge.' said he,
"you may O. Cor the present. hut prepare yourself
carly tomorrow morning. CIR the most severe fog
ging yon ever had" George retired, aud the mex
IN ,rning bright and early. appeared before his fathe
In undergo tho execution oG the sentence Take
OF your coat. George" WAS the stern command
Or went the coat. and the father Standing with the
well prepared hickory in his hand. observed thu
hrs sons back, from extremity 20 the other
appeared unusually prolubcrani. "Whlt have Yo,
60, on your hack9" said he. 'NIy jacket reptile,
the boy. well. what have You got under iil
demanded the fiher "a leather npnln nnr dou
BILE" replied the lad.--"A leather apron. have yo,
indeed and what's that lori"-"Nhy pa SAID tn
youngsicr with n grave counienan,c. "yOu told IN
10 prepare ter llpgsing and got well prepare
rs could The angry father how turned ava!
n hide n laugh. and the 10y csctped n,gging b.
being SO well prcpapel for ii-Berkstire Amer
can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
CIInIsTMAs& NEW YEAR PRESENT

- Il
TIE Ladies Sewing S,rieiy of the Prcsbyic.
IAN Church beg leave TO Remind the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity that. encouraged by their Il
heral and valued patronage at the holidays Of fir
nor years they ore preparing an extensive assort-
'ne"i Of useful AMI fnry articles Of their own ma
nuiaciuro Tor their anniversary sale at the ensuing
Christmas eve
Ashley design selling nothing a. ovo is value.
hope 10y pleasing tho taste 10 promote the graf
'he"'ion Of ihu>c who shall possess their articles
either on purchase presents from their parents
- friends, they indulge for themselves the ancipa-
ION Of satisfaction ola review Of their sale Of hav.
I ng contributed 10 The innocent eniIymanis Of an
interesting season Of the year snl brrre m humble
art in susisins ; c'use Of pIb!ic all oalurng i'm.
pori'nce. nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
PHYSICAL NECEssrrY on NE sAnnArn

PHYSICAL NECESSITY OF THE SABBATH
correspondent Of the English Railwoy Times
says Dr. Furr, me of the frs; phyHcnns in this or in
any other age or country. pledged (hclore n com
mice Of the House OF COmmons) his prOfe ssional
character To the declaration that the most
reese arch ne had been able 10 make into physical
nature had brought him to the conviction thai the
Sabbath law is sampej no more imperishably in
The D1cnlugne, than IS Is on tho constitution ofman
and beast aud that though Of course no moro pbys.
cal investigation could determine the precise n.
mount or The particular times aud scnsons much
less day Of suspension. there wrought into tho
fabric AMI framework Of Orglniz"d life necessity
for periodical suspension even of hoalthiul TOLL and
that the suspension actually ordlinoJ by Nc Sab
jaihic law or IT, equivalent, could never in tho long
ran be violated without present reiribuiion
"S1Cb Is Tho substance Of ns testimony ~ a prac.
teal man. o. the permanent Obligation Of the law
Of illc Sabbath; md well DO remember how onfDf.
ced q practically upon myself when I applied 10
him some time since Tor hs professional advice
Ono Of Iho first searching questions was. ID you
keep tho Sibbaih2 ! DO nj osk you he said.
Whether you rest on our SIbbnth. Bot DO you
ohsarve ihe essential principle Of Ne lnwl The
answer was MT satisfactory, aud came under the
DuctJfs rod
n have heard confirmation of this testimony
which is not little curious. A postmaster said 10
hc the FIRST n TIE sister islnGd was known % have
long mldc ita standing rule, That no horse should
leave his stable lur work on Sunday. Some interest
od individual. delighted with the report sfthis mans
constant Practice, was DESTROYS ~ his evidence NJ
conscientious observer ~ The S1bbaih. Great how.
ever was their surprise. when hey lound that the
p0srn1sicr repudilied III religious feeling on The
su1lcc, and gave as hs simple reason, that be had
iound % necessary 20 the horses that they should
have one days resi- in the seven, and that De- know
his own Interests Zoo well 20 lci ihCm be- cheated
out 81 r--Slsb j. the suhieci Of The testimony Of
Two vrfy competent Witnesses in b0.h cases us 70
lhe physical necessity Of tho Observance Of The
gibflsfh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
wHAR DID YOU CHM FRUM,

TIE subscribers have Just received a sp,e,,liI
did assortment Of Turner x Fishers $ ,ng ,,kg. n
mOng which the following;
The Black Damund Songstcr
The Oumng Ouang Song Book.
The Brahlm Minstrel.
The sam Slick Snorlcr,
The Baltimore CHpIorSonasfcr.
Tbs Pirates Own Song 3 oh.
The jan Along Jo5ey Rontcr.
The Comic SJngsiers Jewel.
The Shamrock ni,d Thistle S,nptcr
The Great Western Comic Minstrel
The Old lfOnsiJes Songsrer.
SC. &c. &c. Sc. only a .sFIP,, each.
Also Hills Yankee Stories. The M,ricisp Ey.
posed. Counting and Fortune Telling Card. so5 a
greai variety Of Juvenile Books for Christmas prc
senis Just call 10 Of THOMPSON A C0as
~ MINNIE street and see Gr yOursolvss nov 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

DiED-on Wednesday morning, in the 5rh wear
OF hOr nge; SARAH MARGAREr only daughter Of J,,.
sEPn. Jr and Mary NJ. JuxKIv. of q, &C., Runn
Marshall County
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

EXTRAVAGANT EXPENDITURE.-A gen.
ucm1n, we'll SHOWN Or his parsimyni1us habits
bavug bhlefed himsslf on bis ncguainiauccs in
Edn1uis duuug ihe royal visit. was talking 10 o.
friend on los return ofths great expense u living.
-'liHF murl DO YOU suppose ! spent 10 E.lir.
burgh' ~ d. DOT know" replied ihe friend u
sh1Id Frriolr Fbyu' f,1rgti"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

A YOUNG FELLOW Or PLEASURE. ~ ay.
Wtldr Ioso," said an old SIber.ilcs. did you ever
see o linlc kitten IN pursuii of be- own i1iR RounJ
and round sho goes. now ou mo hauuch and rheu on
the other rrnvely Kicking and Rrinning-and all
81 wiiau Why. n q sal siill there's is tail unIef
iis nose Nov, thltsIho mural q a young fellow
Of pleasure"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

Mr.. Joseph Brynni. accused Of aiding and ahci
ING IN the aNdnciou Of slaves irom,R C. Woods OF
Wheeling, Va. was tried before a call court ON
'""'rd'y last. Mcssrs. Wood Eof, Crug,r,
English md Naddle ON the bench On the ,ci-
sion OF The court. after taking testimony, lac was rc.
m2ndcd back for further NAL 4 motion for bal
N"s 'fered hy Tic counsel dor defendant aud re
IeClcd 10y the court