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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

The Bank Bill which has gone from the Sena,,
10 TIE House. and which we trust and believe Will
become a law Pounds Ihe power for es,abliship.
branches for local discount Oh the consent of the
States Respectively.
Ifnny State objects there can be no such branch
within her limits.
II she nssenIs expressly, or. IL. after Jne session of
her Legislature. she is found not to object, her ns.
sent Is 10 be presumed; aud This seems reasonable
because, if she have opposition. she will express IL.
and her silence may imply either her wishes, or tnat
she has no objection.
In this respect the bill appears TO have followed
the provisions Of the laws OF the United States ON
other subjects.
We subJIin two eminent instances:
Act for The organization Of Michigan.
The Governor aud Legislative Council shall a
dop' aid publish in the District such laws Of the o.
Hsinal Siaies' criminal and civil. as may be ncces-
slry and best suited 10 the circumstances Of the D.s.
inct' AMI report them 10 Congress. from time To lime
which laws shall be in lofce until the org tnizltion
oiihe General Assembly therein. unless disapproyed
Of by Congress.
AcfJOr The organization # Florida.
The Governor and Legislative Council shall
have Legislative powers Over all riRhIfuI subjects
Of legislation. but no law shall be valid which j. in.
consistent with The Constitution mud laws Of the 4.
mied Sintes. or which shall lay any person under
rcsinini, burden, or disability, on account of his re-.
hgious opinions. professions, or worship. The Gov.
crnor shall publish throughout tho said Territory
all The laws which shall be m1de; and shall. ON or
Loiore the first day of December. in each year. 70.
'pi the slms President Of The Unite States. To lie
lad boi0fe Congress, which. if Disappeared by Con.
grcss. shall theuceiouh be Of no force"
National Intcllgencer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
FOR THE FINES



Putting more frequently eHaggcrates merit Than r..
presents iacts. ln the present instance Il is nv dc.
ign 10 do justice TO lhe public by speaking Of yonng
AicCann ~ he really ~. iu the various ch1mcter,. in
which he appears. II Is not saying tuU much 10
( pronounce him The best philosophical magician ol
ih9 ago Suaviy aud grace mark every movement.
aud The decisions, always proceeding from cnnse IN
elect meet The eyes OF The audience with a siart.
ling pleasure, mixed with agreeable asIoni.hmsrt
McCann always tells you what Ire is about 10 do
and ih"ugh u appears absolutely impossible even 10
'he power and tact of magic. vet he never fails Il,
prOdnce Il through a succession Of magical dsyeL
Opcmcnis.
As a deLLeligr Of ciaurier he erccls IL those
particular points which mark Tho character n. de
Signs 10 represent. lie forms the image in las minJ
nhd lhen retains and studies o. lave seen many
a'eHlpI TO do tho same Thing. but McCam mani.
TESTS no cndenvor at the REORGANIZATION he rrpre.
s'D's' ana acts out nature without efJu and when
The Muscular dsguise IL Withdrawn, Won wonder
aye doubt if that was MCCaun. In a word he Is
a young prodigy.
| an glad that we have Of length i'm Wheeling
an established museum-onc % which vo can re.
SRI with 80 much instruction nud pleasure. The
J perceive, Is continually making inter.
esitng additions 10 his sock Of natural history. mi 81.
cSnchOlOgy, &c. And specimens better
prepared. preserved and rlassed. ! have nevsr SEQ,
hope he will DO literally encouraged IN The enter.
prize ho has undertaken there j. tasio in Wheel.
let ~ then not be backward IN mlnifesiinp
a. Let Us g. % The museum. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

NAFAL-Tho destination ofhs TINTED State,
sllp Delaware, Commodore Mornshas been changed
y learn, ir'm The Mediterranean ~ the Brazil ia.
I,l un' ne United States shop o. war Fairfield
Tatnall. has hcsn detached rom D.. -
squadron nnd Commodore Morgan n ~ pd,e $780,.
,n hef i1 The Mediterranean, where be n :, b,st
.s bFoad pcnnlni on board the Ba4Iyvn.
= 'e FaIfacld Will. VIC learn. sail 10 morrow rb.
uhHcd Sioies sloop Of war Cyane. CANAAN a.
wrong, destined 90 The Pacific. via Brz,L v,, No., =
.'i"u'.s'on on Saturday Commodore NI,rg,r d,
lve' o. Norfolk on Saturday nigbt-rVorfit D..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
OFFICE,
AND
STORE

STATIONERY STORE.
ME Subscribers respectfully inform their fricnds
aud The public generally that they have opcn.
ed a Periodtcai oT'oe and Sia,ioaergI store. on
Monroe between Main and Waller streets. re- II door
10 Mr. Geo kellsall's clothing store. Wher. lhov
WI" receive subscriptions for all lhre popular ncriodt.
en'1 ana newspapers Of the day. Siugle numbers,
o. some OF The Magazines and newspapers for sale
lhcy VIII always keep and sell low. ali Jescr;n,;n,
OF B'nIk tooks! (EtoiRg's NI1gfactareA surb a..
Ledgers' Journals, Day Books. DJckeis. Bank B,,k.
Strap Books, Mem I~rauduns. Books. &c Writnr
Wrapping. and Printing papers. Posi- Of
nee papers. Bill PAPER and Bonnet B,otd, a,
MI Prices. Qnil8. Steel pcn,. waters. sealing vn,
Black Blue. Red lndelIble inks. Desk and 1octct
ink stands. Black sand. SIND byxes. Parallel ruIer.
India rubber. lnk Powder. Blnkers cases Sill,
pencil fuses, Pencil Leads Cedar Pencil. St,,s
Pencils, Tissuro paper, Sc, Sc. DC. ~
WALL PtPER.
on various patterns, Comic. Peoples. Farme,s al
Pocket AlInaHacs for 1912. "N
BLANKS.
Dniis. Notes. Bonds, Deeds, Bills Of Esrbapy,
DC, &c, DC. s''
BLANK BOOKS,
Ruled and bound TO order,
OLD looks. rebound plain or cxirn ne d.g;,,J
Jug Ola II. THOMPSON a 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
BREAD, CAKES, a CONFECTToV.py
WHOLESALE a RETAIL


w. 10 Aiain Groot. Wheeling
w SUBSCRIBER informs bis friends and ds ,yh
10. That 10 keeps on hand and m,,,c,., -
The above articles Of super,r a,,Itg 80 cure
fa'es han they have heretofore breY ,Lt 'o"e'
y we whl attend ~ customers m he ~ o'
by from hs NEW WAGON which $50 y SUP
ol lho cny.evey morning and evening ,s,h n
"a'oi and Sugar crackers. Butler ~ol,
biscuit. tar7ly bread. cate. Of everv e.sro,sr
'''"'nied oi plain, Confectionery. a. 81 -
.los supplied 20 order with Rye. Brown. and ~.
p'oll' Thankful or Inc liberal pro1,go
Pc nn' heretofore received. bo s,liris ! c,,L,
I o. custom which he IS resolved ~ dcssryc b.
US "'en''n 70 business and accomm,J,,,,,
f'r1o' supplied yr'h -akss lee ,,s.u
.bJf notice. u on
srz Sim FDhLh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
The Halifax N s, Herald contains the follow, N.

The Halifax N s. Herald contains The follou ing
paragraph which viii be read with %intefest.
Tne Spanish brig Beairz arrived at this port late.
lyIrom Porto RlcO. with a cargp consisting Of f2i
bids Nlplasses. lj2 bbls Sugar, and sS pipes Of old
hnm. The sugar and Mclasses sold. and sold well
The rum. however. could not command a pric6. ID
was nj length offered at ono Shilling per gallon. in
f0nd' which % could not obtain. IN offer orn was
Then made for The payment of The duty on it. al which
u was refused 10 the lhllisiax marker, and Yesterday
The B,auirs sailed from this port. taking back 10 rhe
West Indies ihc six pipes Of Rum which she had
brought into this Temperance plaeel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

LIVING IN rHE wE5T-The Cincinnati O.,
zettc Of The 23j ult. observes. Our markets ae n,yv
weh supplied with green corn Of 8 cents per dozen.
biackberles al : cents perquau. iOmatos At 25 cents
per tozen' egg plants al l3I cents each. butler AT 10
eeni. per pound eggs al ~ cents per dozen. honey
I Iof GEMS per pound aud how %Potatoes. cucum.
befs. ~eabhagcs. cymlings. aud 80 forth. m great abnn.
dance N far pres
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
III TIE TINES
TO EMILY.

~
will not breathe thy name aloud,
When many fdcnds are near
They watch my lips and strive To Learn
The cause Of all nv care
sometimes hear familiar names
That sound so like thine own:
And voices often greet my ear
With many a gentle tone.
And on mid the laughing crowd.
Where all is miuh and glec,
My spirit feels a sadness there.
Whene'er | think Of thee:
And many looks of tenderness
iiavo met my careless eye.
They know not that upon my heart,
50 many sOrrows lie.
! may not clasp Thy hand again,
As ! have often done.
WIlh all The feelings OF my heart,
And wish that Ne were one.
Dh, were 1t not for manly things
That hon hast said 10 me,
mishi nerhaps forget the 1--we
The love I have for thee. NESrIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

The ladies Of MussHlon have formed b,m.,ly,,
il'' q Temperance Society. aud ssta.lt,bed , con
'''ul'on. 10 which they say
We, no undersigned. do arrec chat ". will p,,
intoxicating liquors asa beverage -tbot we
!. n"' Wryiie lien No. an article ofe8teusnm,pt
,b,i 'l,nas o. for persons IN our ,mploy and
tbsr g., ."'ihie way We vill discounienanco
thpui cIlumumty'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
lESTTA.

FREE TRADE-EnsliSh views thereof The
British Government gets no credit ct home, among
So.Er al least, Tor rs protested desires towards free
trade.-Thc Liverpool Mail Of the 2nd INST. has lhe
follow ing
Now, rs 10 this free trade. il Is 4 mere clan lr.5.
an IDLE cant word, used for a decisive and disl.Dn.
est purpose. Lord PilmersIOn - uo more aycra.
Die 10 free Trade Than the Emperor Of China. lie
knows well that the free trade, ia the true acccD.
lance ct these terms. could not be carried into pr1c.
uc6 m this country without running. "a the GrsI
twelve IN Inihs. one half Of all the present rlco of
manufacturers. There would not be a shoemaker
q halter, n sHk or cotton haad.lOom weaver. Or a
MATCHMAKER, or lgce-worker OF 4 paper-s'ainrr. or
d mIliner. or n tuy-nlker. or a fruit-grower. who
would not be reduced 10 pauperisn, in a few month,
alter the commencement Of the free Trade system
INTO England. Ia few months more The rrrzies
would SINK under I's operation. We would be im.
porting beef and butter duty free from Hamburg
ana many other paris ofEnroPe. To the fall of the
SrazIer. the cuwireder, aud The frEii-grower, wuulG
succeed The iallOf the British farmer ~ the cultiva.
tor Of The soil 81 that this buasied free trade. If
u were adyeninred upon world produce universal
RUN m England. Scotland. and ireland-an upbreak.
ing OF all our nsiituiiJns-ofall our manuflctnripg
commercial, funding banking ard agricultural po.
ltry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

We are asked BY a friend 10 The cast n navigation
y entirely closed fOm This poini 10 Cincinnati lin.
not bot Is closed. hr steamboats,. between ,b,.
pace ohd Pittsburgh. scvcrui boats have come up
slh'e saiuniay last. loaded. gsd returned down
None have gone shove Tins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

mELANcHoLY-Fassed M,d.birnsp p
''a"iori YVES drowned from Ire q $ S.ho,,.
h'a' o. ne Delaware on TUESDAY I,.,
y Tell overheard. md NJ e with several ,,
\. e'," le'ped MO ne boat 10 ave him. rurr
10y we 'oai orsst anI NJ ford slrk p
move He was an 1Hesfof mars a-om-.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

VI m'CANN respectfully informs the eff
- rens Of Wheeling ~ particular. and he ,,bfe
~ genoral' INT be v AZ fe WHEELING MrSE.
w m we most interesting and astonishing erhi5i
CO.. 80" oe,o.o1s startling representation
= /" "'o Rl'g'c and dtiHootous of Charar,er ga.
fous philosophical grave and bymo,,.s .g,b ..
~ Eecp laughter holding both hs sides
Sffof particulars. see small bills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

THE PITTSBURGH oAZETrE-Nsvuc
p Craig E-q, who has fr n long time been me sd.
rorof Tho Pittsburgh Gazette. s,mrtfms aro cid h
N The present propnefyrs, Mcssrs " n White
&Co, by WHOM u will 10 fu,uro be- conducted and
edited
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

by AUTH0RITy.--No I
AN ACT making appropriations for the pre-

Az ACT making appropriations for the present
a. sessioh of Congress.
ne II enacted by the, Senate aud House of
representatives Of the United States Ct America
in congress assembled, That The following sums
bed tho same are hereby appropriated, De palh
VIZ.
For he paw and mileage of the members q the
Senate Tor the present session. sixty eight thou
sand five hun-red aud forty one dollars and SIX.
w cents.
Fer the pay of the Chaplain of the Senate, fvo
hundreI dull1is.
For printing, stationery, and all other contia-
gent expenses of the Senate fdr the present Sc A.
SION, twenty thousand dollars.
For the paw and mileage of the me inbers ufthS
hou sc at Representatives including FIVE hJrdred
dollars TO the Chaplain. for The present session ut
Con9reSsiwo hundred and fifty SIX thousand SID
hu9dred dollars
FOR tho printing, stationery, and all other cor:
tingeut expenses of the House of Representa- ives
for the present session, thirty thousard, eight
hundred and thirty SIX dollars.
For The supply OF stationery for the House ct
Representatives for the second session of the
twenty seventh Congress. fteen thousand d lla 4
or so much thereof as may he neccsslry: Proyi-
dcd. always, That no part OF the sums appropri-
ated Tor the contingent e. penses Of Their Huus,
o. Congress shall be applied 10 any other than
the Ordinary expenditures ofthe Senate and II Gus ,
OF kep-es natives, nor "a extra allow ance 10 any
clerk, messenger, or other attendant Of the sliI
two Houses, or either of them.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of "a, House Of ReprescRidnres
SAML l. SOUTHARD,
President Of the Senate pro femyore.
Approved, J.De IS, ISIl.
JOHN TNIrp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

no" long Old Alam remain in ParuIiso bsc,,o
no sinner asked an amiablo "cart sp,.a" q, A.,
loving husband. It'll he got a wife" op.,,.,a,
the husband calmly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
JOHN TNLrR.

W =
AN ACT an horrsiuS a loan not cxcrelin. tho
sum ut twelve mill ms of dollars.
Ben enacted, &c, That the President Of the
L tied States - hereby au'hDtized at any time
within one year from the y sSage Of this act. To-
borr Nv, on the credIr of the Uait,d States. n suIr
nor exceeding twelve millions of dollars, or rs
hlucn 'sreof as IN his CpIniO on the cxigtnCiCs #
The {. vernment may require, AZ a rate % interest
payable q iarferly or semi annually, not exceed.
ing SIX per centuii er annum; which loan shall
be- made reimbursable either at the will of Inc SEC
rotary ofihe TIE tsuTy, after SIX month"; notice.
or az aae TINE alter q rec wears from the first day
OF Janua ~ next; and said money so borrowed
shall be applied IN addition TO the money nowm
Lhe treasury, or which may be received IN rein
rom other sources; toths payment and rcdsm,-
uon OF Tue Treasury notes heretofore authuri ED,
whlch are or may be outstanding and unpaid. and
To deiray any OF the public expenses which have
peeh heretofore or winch may be authorized by
law, which stock shall BE transfe, aUlr only on tho
hooks of the Treasury.
Sec, ?. And belt further enac:ed, That the
Secretlty OF the Treasury be, ard ne is bereI,v
authorized wirE the consent of the President. tp,
cause 10 be prepared certificates Of stock, signed
ny Tue Secretary and cOiinicfsiGned by the Regis
TER oil lhe Ircdsury, for the sum - be b proved,
or a ~ part thercOf, bearing an interest not tx.
ceeding STA per cCntum per nnnum, and trgnsrcru-
ne ana relmhuTsabIe as aforesaid, ard 10 cause
ne saii certificates OF stock TO lie sod: PROVIDED
Tnat no sock be sold below par
See, 3 And I've il further enacted. Tha; ia,
Iesreiary 81 The Treasury be- ard he is hereby, nu-
lAon%ed to receive proposals Tor TAXI z the said
oan, or 10 employ an agent or agents for Tho
purpose pi neSoua ing the Same, and 10 paw 10
-" = '4Sh "a Iyas lH1Ole commission, not CN-
cerdIhS one iehih OF one pc" cent ON the amount
50 neSolldie'; which sum to be allowed To such
agent or agents. and such Expense as NAV be ne.
ceesaruy incurred IN printing and is-uin5 ceriif.
Gates oil stock, and other expenses incident to The
due cNecu ION OF this iac {, ia all not enceedinp
twelve thousand dollarsi which sum is hereIv
app op'laicd FIR that purpose, and sta / he paid
appropriated.
Sec. 4, A-d be it further enacted. That the
seer stary oi the Treasury l. hVttby authorized 4,
purchase. at Gny time before The period herein
ml'ei i2r the redemption Of STOCK hereby aufbcr.
"a O, sch pOriion thereof as The .uads Of he GOV
.InnlsH' may Omit Of olier meeting al Tie de.
'iSasuTy - hereby Appropriated TO iiat ohi.ct.
sc > nd be- u fJrthcr enacfcd. TIL al ri q
sc Tor The puhclutl payment of the inter,s and
redemption OF sud stock.
Approved, July p. Is 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

w > u MCsNN % amusing aud dclishHng very
,,'fe'n''o audiences with 81, magic d~r,Icnes. al
WE conner u Market and Union streets lie 6r,
rsie. "s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

Tho degree Of III VA. c,,eo
yer PRESIDENT u the q States. bv Ami,.,. 81
lrse' Was az The commencement moeti,g =, a..
Trustees lest week. 0r"ns o. INC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

oh.'ENOIS-Abou four hundred 5,,,,, ,,,.
Ds'n 'a''ed mRichmoud. W. and ,,,r,g 80
passengers saSed from NE VIVA. r..
that city, 10" in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
maekIeg,har

Hackleg, have NO 1laren nt Ns,y o,t..u
a-uays ~ number Of gentleman gambler L.e.
recently been returned by Recorder B,-ldwir.h,e
the Criminal Court. O'ofe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

nc ilIs on the Prrnsylvlnia Can7', and nj
i''as nNFo increased 5000 from he LEI Of Noysm
y me ~ July. over tho same peuod Ils va,
VT iom ho inleTrypuoH of The Dslev4,s 49,
Tho m.fslss would have been $4,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
SALE or sTnCu

N Pc WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
AIBSCRlPIIONS Coz a limited number Of shares
- oi additional siock ~ This institution viii be
feceiyed ~ its Ofre from The 9Th August. I'M tho
ON SerieTnbcr Payment TO The ml om0rpf n
subscription VII be required r mccoy
u"s' Treasurer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

The Lo,ofl,os ere u have n convection in A,4,
'1chuFoiis on us hrt n p'smbsr. q, n5nfrlrs q
csn4i4lfs 90 g1rsmIt n ih1t state
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

'' '''.s Ir' river bod risen very much Cd, f,.
'" IA' 'a'.r vu from high ap m. M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
WHEELING.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST s. lsli.

we want the H-dfaiio pay our Printer, paper
n,akyt-, and other contingent expense; and pa
Isr u the settling month with many, our friends
y al oolge u very much by aiding us without de-
lay With their small amounts. Those ia the county
mud disiant towns aud cities eau remit rs postage
Zee. through the Postmaster who ARE auihuri-ed by
law to frank letter. containing reniI,anvrs Gor
papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
ARTILLERY.

' WE members Ofihe above corps. are rsor..,.I
N u meet on Monday The 9Th inst. At her AN
room Punciual attendance Is expected as fbero =
'ome business Of importance 10 be transacted
By order Of the Cont Capt james Tanner
avg j. 5. MACKEY, O. s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

DELEGATES.
John Thornhurg Muses. Good
Rev w Armstrong Rev James Slnsom
Jacob ID E~dginglon
) III While John Wilson
AT Laidlcy DR. J English
John WdddIo Peabody Atkinson
Robert Woods George w Thpmusm
a Newman J NJ Bu,hfeJ
JDhn Chaplin Rev Mr. SeI,fck
Dr. w Clemens Ihomrs P,uD
james Caldwell Archibald Fisher
Robert Wilson Jacob Cooling
On Ino'iOn' resolved, IIa; the delegates have
power TO add al discretion 10 thc list, and fll yaclu.
cics that may occur.
On mriion, ordered. thar The proceedings Of lhi,
meeting be published ia Tho papcn Of tho city.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
T. YARNALL. Chairman.
J. L. WHARTON. Sccy.
At a meeting Of tlo Teacher = As.ociaii,r of
Wheeling. held July %. 1911, the follow ia mcm.
w6ro appointed delegates To the Clarkss.sch
convention, VIZ Rev. Wan. Mckay, Ezekiel HI
.reih. J. w. Newton, DR.. ThOs. Townsend. and
V cunningham. A. w. RUTER,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01

yerc seated Together rear the cabin
ioor. andl one Of Ibem-who had, it
seemed, been Impressed at aa early age
into the British service, ana had never
revisited his native land-aiter relating
some Of the perils Of the deep, through
which ho had safely passed, exclaimed,
"weil, here | am ouce more safe ashore
but there is no kind face to greet me ;
It l but saw my old mother, that is, if /
have a mother noW"-iust at this mo-
ment' an elderly: decent, looking old
woman, who had been listening st,en-
lively TO the sailors narrative, slepped
quickly forward, and loudly exclalmlng,
1T is--lt is my son = fell into the arms
OF the astOnished tar; the delight of the
Joyous mcetIng we will not attempt 10
snI 7ro weaE tIgpf snuHs n; y;
Isscfl6e."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01
From the Statesman.
POPULATION OF OHIO.

Ne have, atsome expense and trou-
be, prepared from the census returns Of
the Stare, table showing the population
at each county in the State. They have
heFn lrate up with all the care ina gina
bic, and must be as correct as such n
table can wOll be made. II differs IN the
aggregate some from The total publish
ed few days since-lhe one beng cal
culaIed PerPendlcularly, and the other
horizontally, but where the error lies we
haVeinos time 10 ascertain, and in fact it
Is OF bbyh~l'trle -ipuor,snce, aslt,s bu,
small private mad house, sr.dexs publish
a tatf. Lewis, Esq, They were pdof each
National IntelLgencer about iwel1ty, side
srtRss9B .l|s sditgrs yv Of which paper niouuced
BY side, which may facilitated tr'o poPu-
lar study of "PiPe LAYING" according to
the most approved fashion, and upon
tho Kills and GlsntwOrth principles.
TABLE,
Showing the population Of each County
in the State Of Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01
Total 1852 724,53S l7,Ol6 1915, l6l

NEwsPApERs.-A child beginning TO
read becomes delighted with anewspa-
per, becauoe he reads Of names and
thin, IS that are familiar. A newspaper
in o,e year, says Mr.. Weeks, is worth
squarter's schooling to chlId. and ev.
eN father must consider tina! substantial
information ~ connected wlln this ad-
vnncement. The mother Of the family
being one Of its heads aud having n
more ipmedlato charge Of children,
ought TO be Intelligent in mind, pure III
language, aud always cheerful aud cir-
cumspect. As the instructor Of her
children, she should herself be insiruc-
ted.
A mind occupied, becomes fortified
against the ills Of life, and is braced for
aoy emergency. Children amused by
reading aud study, are Of course con-
sIderete and more easily governed.
How Many thought|oFa young men
have spent their evenings in q tavern OF
grog shop which ought 10 be devoted to
reading? how msny parents who never
spcnt twenty dollars Ior books for their
families, would gladly give thousands
10 reclaim a son or daughter who hec
ignoranIly and Ihoughtless fallen into
temptation.