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The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-01-09

rom INC structure OF 'ic h'c'h an" 'o"N
Jesus. rev SUBJECTS 'l'a' the 'nlSSlo'n'!
co"'d possibly Try his ha!'a at III ie5'S''-
uoii escaped nun. :,
system OF torture was ihlfou"ce"
WIN these ne" laws whc,' hooou! seems
oeS'Fo'S now 81 cunning inc ''e''' , VI ",
."'"'n,S: IL io'"" ''S way ~ "''''',
from "'''ca' "A person. s"S''I e VI
crime was P'acco ~ d SUI ~ '7 IN ,l,'
"''"'''ss' wiz" men 'e'''r VII IT, WI Wv
poor "'c'ci ''''e' co''''SS }n ~ V"'' Nv
longer sustain '"c agony "e E's' '''''
"''cn we hn"" 81 ''''S nc',iS pun ~ ''''
''"c' was III way, 'oIo' WIZ" s' 81
!o"'''S were 80 ''''"'e" ~ ,'''U''N' Wv
perpetrators W pew. ''''' "l'0'' ''0
T"ce" : mu''.; II was ''''i'c II. d co., 'i'N''
mouse '"'l OF people, "'' "e', ;" . ..
o'c 10 'rt S"',c''''-s Vi ''''''' ''''' ", =
G" 10 AURORA ''.c''' a'l''Sc''lo''' - W" y. N,'."
'lla' 'he missionaries "''''e.s"! "'s, '"''''
any l''"c'l'a''o'' III '''cc' P.ooco"','7s' e. a.
also '''c P""Sn'''c''s ~ ,'''''''- '''' Nv
c.S' ana S'ia'i M ''o ''"' any, '0'p,o"'
o, 'e''','eS at l>''''o. ",''' '' wa ,o'n'
h'se ''n':''S WIZ "''"''"'' W .''c PO'i">
oeIore ''.'H nc" laws '''o n''s> ,.rI,
"'Ic'''c ,'''nr's ~ .''''' ''" "'' Il '"O
,.'' ''n' i'''co" s"I'' III '',o oo'o' n:: "'."
rom '''c''' "o"''' nave '''''' '"'i'o'o'' ~
nave s'"Pi'c' ''o "''
AT the close OF 'he work. TIC a"'''''
endeavors 10 attract 'l'c co'l''ercG'' COM
muni'y by ,'e c"hs'utfa,'o" o' INTEREST
III report ne gives Oh ,ic present com
mcrce OF 'hc 'S'a,,aS, ana PfosPcc' Oh l"-
tuFe advantages likclv 10 DC ot'''c" 'c
has exaggerated III 'hal e!"a's WIFI" ''E'
representation oi 'le !e''9,'"s s''.c' IL
IS true mat nature o'!c'S ever! ''''''S at
these ISLANDS, p"t no'''.,'S Is 10 oc oNpe''1
ed from 'hein "huer '''e management a u
the present 'h''ap''a",S' -, = ,'c eAccsS''e
'ndoiencc OF 'he people WI" DC az i''s'''
mo"h'an'c obstacle TO '"c P'po'o'''''' %
exports N any qaah,l,y, ana 'i1 ]e''''S!
OF foreigners D! ''lc , ia'''.'i'' WI. p'''eh'
.hc 'n''o""r,,''' VI i'"'"i''''' ''i'.'' '.''''
industry. Inc IL" '''''' "'o I ,,,'
s,ha'i Patc''os VI 5''"'' .'" ''''''i ~
'he people TO "o'N, ar" al o'''y s"'' w.
t'a'a@ah' rae '''' '' ,,, mus so''' sNn w
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-01-09

Not Personal. "Sir, you are fool"
4" DO you call me fool :" 4" Yes Sir"
" You do SIR" "Yes SRI would call
any man fool, who behaves as you do"
" Oh! you would call any man fool. Then
cannot consider it personal. l wish you
good morning sir. ;"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
For The Times

4 would no, deem il necessary to notice com.
the signature Of John NJ. MeCreary. IN reply to my
uotce ofthe proceedings Of the meeting in Marshal
county, which appeared in your paper Of the Odd
but for the purpose OF making one correction. for
know TINT the statements of Mr., McCreary will be
regarded n their proper light by the public
Internationally made q mistake w using the
word unanimously" Instead Of -decidef majority"
with this exception, my communication
pam and fair statement of the object acIIon aud
result Of the meeting not"intended to influence the
people in The choice OF n cnnd idare," for in that
do not share with The editor Of the Gazette in hi.
UaHits or high ambition. The reply Of Nc McCreary
isabundani proof. II any were wanting. that fulfil
led my object, for fair statements and truth do not
seem to suit his purposes.
shere Is 81 much discrepancy between the report
oil rhe proceedings Of the meeting rs published in
The Marshall Beacon" aud the "t;nzetie a. 10 in
duce me TO believe MIR McCreary is himself the nm,
ihor OF The report in the Gazette" They both how
ever agree IN one particular viz: that the DELEGATES
were instructed 10 vote for Col Kelly I ,yould an
peal TO Col MCLEAN, Mr. MCreary or any other man
OF spark OF candOur 10 say neither they considered
ee INSTRUCT OF that meeting obtained a, t6. ,c,r
rttlTen9
Marshall. OF whether the delegates should nav The
least Ie'Peci 10 IL say most unequivocnly they
should holland It is unfair and uncenerous to nj.
tempt 10 palm of such decision upon the pubc ms
TOE deliberate expression Of The citizens OF Mar.
shall OF 10 attempt TO make the delegates abide by
IT. y
"riSg for newspapers Mr. Editor is no part OF
my vocation, but when | see n man that occupies
The station that Mr. McCreary does, q mean as editor
OF lne Onzeie } pursuing that can only end
ia The division ard deieatof the Wing party can
not remain SILENT rs lille hope as have Of accom-
70 lead any one 10 suppose thut
4 arr opposed To Col Kelly, toward, him have no
other ieeiIng hanfhe warmest friendship and should
lac be the Wing candidate. will rive nv vote with
pleasures bat Ideprcca1e the course pursued bv M.
"icsleman" and think bis friends made an unhappv
seleaiion ~If'
Inc public may think Mr. MCreary's cornmunica.
hon deserves some other notice from me- When nv
reputation Tor truth and veraciiy can be affected by
any statement Of his, when yituperaiion and abusc
snail pass for argument, 'eiieraied falsebools for
truth. or John NJ McCreary for a gentleman il sboII
receive mat notice FAIR SHAKES"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
From The Southern Lit,,ory ~.
POLITFNFSS An, I,0e;n,'., - Nge1'

u ~ Ill
see friendship, love- common .an-a -
mon honesty sacrificed eyerv b,u, q, - :.
''eu Poheneness. see women o., e,, A. -
'espee'' as They say, to their husbaDds-y,;cLo.
~. VII" oeter dress. with better looks ami ,,',,I
' u"ho"r To receive strangers than "a, rece;,,. d,
- rouges persnading the GOOD Ca,
W"eh ihey give other men n eIeane, 80
I, 'u "e''er dinner that they do il out az 20,
Aoofninable! They treat The lord oC,bs;, ar.
IONS ihe partner Of their bed the 6,tbe, Of -
,n'ureh' worse than any other nat,th.,, 4, -
deed-there's no DENYING IT, W 40
al wicked prohIgafe, cod-beorted II. a.
lhey Know II. They call il hospitaIi,y W
ana verse! Hospitality is not ostenIa,;on -;
'I'i'y Is SIMPLE and sincere. No. tb.v w., :.
p'ease sirangeE-iO deceive him evan g.. :.
"ou'-'" appear better OF IN the yorld ,;cb.- -,
more Comfortable than they really are. Tbsv o.o
seers'iy Tired OF home--of that plain. ouis, 80
'o''a"e' beautiful deceRcy which make, hon -
dear to a man "'"Nef hOtne So
ouch women are sure 10 he suis and bvnoo.;,..
Jus' IN proportion TO the difference they No.. a.
"een theH household md the worII--Ibs -,,o,,,,o.
snu 'heir husband They 90 slipsbod ahon, D.
"ouse, 'heir caps oa one side their hair 6v;n -
anu themselves ftIer Tor a horse poDd Than :.
ags Oed 90 dinner table. until mercy IN te;, r.
Jana some stranger knocks. al the door
Oh' bot " you ask a man 10 dine with vo,, 49,.
must gave him something better than norI "a
Not " ] eat pork and beans myself"
Bot he'll be offended"
Lei him. Hes fool if nc erpect. IN n. &c.,,
~ Inv ny own house, by my own wife, better tb,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

Mr.. WEBSTER AND MR.. ADAMs--Ts,
New York Commercial Advertiser, in pubIsbip,
MI Adams speech on the Mcleod AT, make. an
following statement in regard to M. Adams and
Mr.. Webster:
no, true. as has been 20 confidently stated Tim
Hir' adams had advised Mr. Webster, afer the sa
Ptafahce OF Mr.. Ewmg's statement. 10 resign.
Inc facts are these,--On Tuesday last. \ I,er fhs
appearance Of Mr. Ewing's statement, Mr.. a. esIleI
on Mr.. Webster, and remarked. in substance ifalI
was Just NJ Mr.. Ewing had y ritien he did no, see
now Mr. Webster would be ablo 70 hold ON. aYou,
Position Is very critical Sill will no. rive Won
any advice. t'0 10"
On The NEXT day wednesday, Mr.. Adam, called
- me STALE Department. agaiI, and said no would
now re'ract ali he had SAID (of doubf) a, IN N,
Websiers holding HI. situation. Come wins, vII'
hold your place" ~ NUN
furthermore. Mr.. A, bad repeated NJ, v;.,i,. q,
hr w. every 6ay down 70 Saturday. u,ging M, w
" a., me per suasions Of his rich erpsrisnco NJ,
= fehnquish be place. st the pre.ent e,i,i. e.,
10y consideration whatsver
We Nay add-Mr. Webster will not Ie,v. IN. |
ao,he'' .co'ne What may - Ionr ss no M, m. /
i'hss Of the President 70 remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
ID. B McBIech n-Sec'y.

PATENTS-Good old Connecticut is the lind
where TIE patent fever RACES. and they do say Tim
young man of three-and-iyven who has not GOT
more than one patent for sale is no great shakes
w" do n"t believe we should be very wide f,om the
rum when we assert thai more patents are entered
In the Patent Office by citizens of This Puritan ,at
man by the inhabitants OF the remainder Of the A.
ericAn eoniedency, Many OF these doubles. are
worthless. and Of no possible benefit TO the living.
or ever VIII be, to poserty. Oilers are useful.
ishir saving. comfortable. and economical article.
which nid To the wealth of the nation Mr. Eli
Johnson; OF Ellington has LEFT in our charge three
patent articles Of his invention 20 be sent 10
Quincy Hall IN September next The fra i, n new
method al shelving store, so portable that m cn,a
oi hre The shelves with their contents NAV he sbut
tgeIher IN sections, and when shut lock M tb.,,
close aud assume the shape Of boz. The -~e,n5
Is staff To hold an umbrella in, and oaen lie h,.
another ior hitching horse. The third is nm OIL,
meier, intended 10 be attached 90 the hub of a
"heei 10 measure the distance passed over by car
rage IL 10 very SIMPLE. the whole thing about the
S'ze oil commns lock, with three wheels which
nay hs seen through glass on its side. The lar
eat wheel revoSrs once ia quarter of n mile nnd
Is marked with rods. The middle wheel /. tnrneL
Que Ioolh IN a quarter Of mile. and makes n revo.
iu'i"n IN ID miles and is marked with miles and
quarters. The third is moved one tooth in o5 mil
'ni reV"ives once ih 1890 miles. AMI is marked
with hunrdeds and quarters ii hundreds. This =.
an important article for hver Stable keepeo, anil ~
used. w"nld settle many disputes rs 10 The III.
lance run i'y Iheir vehicles
Boston TranHrip.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

Tn Dh. FhANKLlN'S CODE or MORALS
rance eat not 10 folness; dunk NOT T., -.
- silence. speak not bot whu NAV bsn,s, o,,
~, w yonr'eit avoid lrsing oonver.sti,, o.
b,, Hlngs have their place; loi esch psrt Of go,
e,r,, ~ hme. Resolution. resoive 10 ,.,.
vog ,...i'. 70. onght perform without f1il ygb.,
- ,,'e. ifugaiiiy' make no expense bp, =, M.
-" yourself Or others; that - va.,e no,1,;,,,,
i, 49,. ,,se no time; BE- slvysys employed in -.
s',s .'eioli Keep out q Ga unusces.ssv -.
80 ',y use NJ huuful dsceit; fhfut i,rr.,..,,-
J.,.Jn Justly add q you spssk speak aeoo,,l,,,.i.
~. &c wrong none by Joing injuries ., ,,,s,,,..
.,,,a o.',. 'ha' are your duty. Moderation. go
~. io.oeaf Feseniing injuries CIes,Ii,.,,'
a'on. Tranquility. he Dyt s.,g,.t ~ ha5'-
y soe'denis common Or unsvoissbls T5 li,ss
uiiais Jesus Chris, '''''O''' Humility
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
VERY LATE FROM THE p,c,,,r,

The oarqne George & Henry Car,,,o nv,
mas a''eu a. hs port from valparaiso and C.oo,,,,
DO. having lefi ihs latter port sn the S6,h I..s
me editors OF the American indebted ,o tho NJ.
=, VT nehery smith. passenger IN the Ceor
&c anu Henry. tor the anne red items Of ,.iI;u.
The British steamer Chill s,r,cL 80 ar,
aoout twenty miles North Of valparn;,, u, |. -
rom 'ne N"rihward. Several lives were los, h.e,,
'"e "'1' was got OIL. and she reached y,lo.ra;.,
WIN sva' e""cni'y and IN a sinking state, and was
run on The beach 10 prevent her going down
ne Oe"se and Henry left Valparaiso ON the
-: - - 'u"e' ~ winch tme TIE Presidential cleo
,lon was about to take place in The Reonhl;c az
Chill. Much excitement prevailed ,h,,.,,rh'' Il, -
country. aud The general opinion yxa. ,h.s 1,r.-I
riNrO would be elected over his oppooeot Cener,I
BULNEt. commander OF the CHILEAN e,,ce. in a..
province Of Conception.
There were no U. $. vessels Of war at yalparu.
/ 50.
Inc Republic OF Peru sill the victim or those
internal di'sentions which have 81 long aiiicie,ed
the countries on the Western Coast of Spnb Amor.
Gu. The Revolution which some time since broke
oo' IN Peru Ind been quelled by the irnops under
rresnen Oamarra. General Nivanco, with his prin.
ciIal ofeers. escaped To the povincc of Bolvia a.
Such OF The army as were taken prisonen. were sho,
Instantly.
In the South ofPeru mich dissai prevail.
"n account of the unpopulanty oiCien C;amarra The
great boJy Of the people appear 10 De in 6,xor J,
the'r tired friend and protector, Gen. Sinia Cruz
formerly president Of Bolivia and the United Prov
noes q" Peru under one confederation. nnd who with
1enerais o6regosn. Serdena Sierra and Others. ,ver,
; hashished to Q'iiio 10y Gamarra and where The,
'''i remain. Some of these may vet be called !,
occupy the Presidential char for although G,m,,r,
himself was banished by Gen. Slavery in Is35
he Is again acting as President of Peru tb,n,b A. =
separate from Bolivia
Oi oil the Presidents which have poverned pe,r
Gamhrra seems Ia have paid the least regard 10 m
Constitution and laws of any one Of them. and n
though the Peruvians fully mindful of hi, form
er acts. his party Is still strong and he is popula
with large P'riIOn OF The people and again
r PRESIDENT OF Peru. la 1921 he opposed Gen. Sa
Martin: m 1873 he proved false To General Sant
Cruz; IN 1876 he turned against General Bolivar:
1873 against General Ia Mar; in 1892 again.
Latuente; and in 1885 he en,Ieayored 10 deCro, m
choice OF The people. Sdlavorry and Santa Cruz
eventually, IN the same year he was bAnishe,I ,
4 '.'-'a kica by Cen Slavery and aier IN ab.enc
"i i've years from Perm. he was ae,in. tbrouob m
a's'sarc &c OF the Gillian government. placed IN IN
presidential chair of the Peruvian Renublic who,
4 ne now s and which lac will reruin il he po.,ibl
can. 800
: The George & Henry experienced heavy yaIo
l"r nine days when in the vicinity of Cane IIo,,
Several Islands Of ice were seen. and she all.
, though large felIs of Thin ice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

LAW OF ADVERTISEMENT decision has ,s
emily been m 'de in England, which We doubt no,
Nouid oe strictly followed in a similar case in mi;
'o"hiry-Frnm This is apparent The necessity ina,
'uNertisers ShoulI accompany their ca,nnnu;co
IONS with explicit directions The case IL A., ca
lUws:- - ~
Court Of ReqHest-OConneH versus Silk,
ms Was an action drought by the plaintiff. n
'eWspaper pr"peirtpr. aeains the defendant WIN
lad occasinn TO advertise in his pap,rA 10 recov.,
Tue amount OF an advertisement which lind been in.
'ei'eu ioFiy'hve times on The ground that the adyer
l,eineni had been intended for one inserted o,Jv
ne manuscript o!der was pnIduced and appeareJ
indefinite The case had been some lime pnd.,
ne consideration ofhis Honor. who in his ANXIETY
'ai sIrici justice should be done between ncnnre.
"fs OF newspapers aud the pnblic, had taken I'm.
opinion VI TWO Judges On the suffice, and nereeI
WIN Them IN deciding that neyspap.r Droprieto,,
ce'eJ"slhecf ia coHfinHing he Insertion of airer.
.ss"e"fs, mol ordered for any specific nsmber q,
u"es, "hht he same rrre ordered 20 be u,thfra,rn
aus hoiiOr sud. H was desirable thai the nuIl;c
'hon'd he made acquainted with this Jeeisian =,
p'le, i'ia' the er."n' having occuson to niy cr,;.a
may ne aware Of the necessity orsatin, an ,ba;, =,
eA "'e number oi Insertions they nav REQ MR.. :,
'"oy "eg'ect 10 do 81, IL unreas IN nil . a., -,
"e"spHPer preprietors 10 attend TO thar ,vb,h ~.
clearly The advertisers own business. A -,
was Then entered for the plaintiff.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
PUBLIC MEETING -Ac,o.,

PUBLIC MEETING -Arrce,hIv =, rr.,;,...
notice number of the voters Of Marshall co,,,,,,,
met at Junkins' School Honse on the 2scI ms, G,r
The purpose Of appointing delegates To represent tho
voter. OF '-s' Run precinct in tho Convention IN
lie held nj ElizaheIhlown on the 2Sth in,t. 40 nom.
male candidate To represent this district m th,.
senate oil Virginia On motion. J. BARro wa,
called TO the chair and n. b. M.lI. hen anp,in,ed
secretary. The object Of the meeting helm, ,,n,eJ.
Il wns N'
Resolved. That this meeting proceed tn appoin,
delegates to attend said Convention
Resolved. That J. Junkin, &. Kcmple and 7 p,,,..
be apPoi lied said delegates
Resolved, That the proceedings ofihis meeting bs
published IN the Wing papers OfIhe district
Resolved. That this meeting adjourn.
JOHN BARTo- Chm.
| VI " NJ lfecL -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
" NiNG MAJOR.
DC. &c , &c q.

! DEaIH OF SAMUEL wELIES. ESQ THE
AhEhCAN BANKER IN PARIS r. ~ 81
suo''a we nave received The meIaneb,Iy io,.TI;
sehce Oi NE death Of Samuel WeIles the G,o,;..,
banker in Paris ~ ''"'o'onh
,,, H,'"y VIII deplore tho sudden removal M AZ,
'o''ss-'o' lew men were better known IN n.
cb,,. ~, GENEROUS hospitality and ameDny of
- =, VT ''an lhis distinguished selEmade aY,n.
Mr. W. was native Of B,st A. and o.,
eAsca on The characteristics ofa regnlo, a.
by lie was active. sbreyyd in,eiliy.,, -
"''u generous 10 all his cOunirvmen that v,.;,.1,
ans. ne was also great patron of The an, mn.
re''1ea many years a; Paris. and hos lef h..
oehnd hin 10 Mrs w. and an only .op -,
nil, ~ ~ we've years Of age Mrs w. is ais,
mos accomplished woman. with rem,,. 80.
90, ,ol business and sOciety w
- u'eH ~ his beautiful Chateau n, viIl. -,
~ "'NNs 81 The Seine. between s, I,,,I ii -
az. t "D'1' i've miles irUu Paris and ,ybe,. d,,i,
81 - 80 20 i'ur9pe. we spent must ,leligb,cd
o.. .iir,'''hs DAY. The banking house ,nJ -,
name. al ,',.illurH' we learn, under the same
be,,oIr ,.ar, ICES a. formerly. Ms WelIes /,
-. ven iniormed and ready i'm an an, -.
oh' 90 financial Oporatt1ns,y,J !.
~ - '"Ptnalending u.s. movements y, a.. -
'nt-- ~ - Adams (Aiiss Couffs,-,lo, -,
"o lansing house Of Couus A. % a. -
y me acaih of old Mr. Colns p,,,;,. ~. - ~
-, - ne Nu'sr'can trade iu 1928 10 Mrs ws,ls.,
u ~ i'''"l ~ deportation was The nous. ;odob,
~ oei"g able 10 withstand that bur,ic,n. ,,.,
" = oy"h - ming other large houses IN F,,,c.
- s'ai'o. She vent herself 10 ne Rama az 7
49,, p,isoH' and conducted IN immense nepo- !,
'"'' aid hon went over 10 Tapso, 81 -. ,
49, T" similar one with the Bank of Eogi.nt :
roy: Mn w Is q credit aud IN b,,o, 81 a.. :,
\, &c yer nativity, old Massuchu.eus--s p,s.. :.
-. ' , specimen that u takes aYa,E.. 80 :.
. g., r'.s ne cuicneEs and talent q yam n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
THE HON Join


TIE HON. JOHN SERGEANT,-Tbi, d;.,;o
su'shed citizen Of Pennsylvania, we regret 10 le,ro
mas resigned bis seat IN Congress The Pb,lod.ll;,
u . Gozelc Of yesterday thus announces IN. e,.,.
The Hon Juhn Sergeant has te.iyo.,l h.. L.. O..
ibe Congress Of the United States NJ one ~ ~. -
personalities OF The city Of Philidelabi,
without eDqurng tho motives of such an 49,,
""'oh are OF course, sufficient we may lie sl,,,.l
eAWess our regret. md that Of the citizops CO.,
t'S"y' That one - eninenty able 10 do hopor r.. ,
Legislature of Tho Nation. md 20 the people WHOM
ne represents by his tacus his virtue. and hi, ,,
'o,s'n should withdraw from active service.
mr Sergeant. always great in Congress. oI,v,y.
'Onlinong' by his talents and his known purity If
m'"i'e' ms been enabled by The new po,ft IN.
Whg perry 10 Distinguish himself during the E,,,s
S,ss'on Ju'i now closed and has won the s.oJ,n.o
~ men o' both parties BY his devotion fo bssnes.
" lho Neal which be manifested e,f the r,,.. h.,
I,oeHook' and ~ ihe distinguished talent ,,;,b
winch be advocated he leading measure. az a.. -
,'os re icuves the councils Of Tho p,,., =. al.
s'oa' o. ne own usefulness. when he was y,li,,,,
VS. applause which cannot but be- rr,raf. o., -.
"F.oi near The happiness and lse b,,r,, ~,
hs zone hs duty ianbf1lly ard fully ir, ever, -,
'.n ne ha- occupied, ore reserved f1r Jbp so,
es"i' whether he continue private. or !. aori, c.,
20 mo public life. May that happiness ami H.,
o'lo, pc long very long. enjoyed by one 40 m,c,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

FROM HALIFAX Prime 4, J,;,,.g. r.,
tfench Figaie Belle Poule. with sloop m ., ,'e
ae' cO'nmand ~ Prince De Joinvo arrived :, ~,
aI on me pm The Prince landed or The e,Il,,,..
~, -. ~ W. Ieesived with The most re.pcr,e,
He pad visit iinme dateiy on Ian5r. =, ~, ,,'s
er'of' a"d subsequently 10 me ship of ~, '',''
lsr. lie attended dinner and Bali q, a. ,ne'
neni House on Tuesday evening. ,o5 'sfn
% a'''na = fssata bail % Thusasy sv.n,S. ''''o'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
WING CONyESTIoN

ne wings OF the Senatorial district composed of
the counties Of Brooke Ohio Marshall anJ IT,
nave determined To hold Convention nj Eliz.h.,h
own GA TUESDAY. the 2SIh day Of Sep,e,nber.
''o' Tue nomination OF candidate to supply the VA
cancy occas'oned IN the Senate OF Virginia bv ,h,
resgna''on OF nj. c. Coon. IL is hoped that every
election district Will appoint delegate. at Us early
ey possible and by full representation insure
iair expression Of the wings or the district
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,,, : ns ~ lmMoKTAL slx-Tbe following mr., d,
g., -,'o ocoupalions Of the SIR indivdusls ubo
s,v :; Ra1,: the Washington Temperance soei.
william <. Mitchell, Tailor;
John Ho'., Carpenter.
yafnes McCDrley, Coach Make,
David anderson Blacksmith.
Ieorge Stean. wheeIwri0b,
r., A'oh ibaid Campbell Silver platter.
These men held heir uee,ioy. =, ,,.,. -.
-, ~ On old carpenters shop. sitting aroma /.
80 sl 'ehch' on boxes end boards Their numb,
IN ~. 'sassd 70 iourieen when Mr. Hawkins ion.
,f,e, ,ta, - '"'' was a'nnething like two months
.,I 'hey had commenced N Y TIA
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WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT IS. Is4l.

Our customers are informed that we want money,
and must t,ayen. We have therefore prevailed on
Mr. EDWARD McCuLLoUGm To take our accounts IN
,,,,p. anil a. we r1peethe Will call upon them but
once. we trust that they viii be prepared 10 meet
them, rrv-rrsiy lie will gcneray be found At this
Office OF al H. Clarke ,Sc Co.'S brewery.