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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
Prom ne lrsraiag CRconieL..

SPECIAL MISSION TO THE l.. STATES -
Lord Ashberion's a-pposntmuni has been Gyorably
received IA commcrcial circle aud given n tone Of
confidence 90 the holders o(Saic Stocks. lis lord.
ships appointment Will be acceptable % tie Ancr-
cans, as The Nlcssrs Bangs have been Tor m1uy
years mist extensively engaged IT, American afrIrs,
and, IN fact, tie agents 90 he American Govern
ment in monetary operations. His lrrJviIp ~ TO-
SIDES n ciiizcns 90 the great republic, and one a the
largest landed FroPuot'rs, too. 90 The Sale ~ Penn.
sylvInIa. HIS thlent n5 q man u hlsiursS are vel,
known. lie Is one Of the largest Householder Do
The United States, aud Lady Asibeuou date Miss
bHshafu) Is al American ~ birth ygssci
mFhe history anI value uf State bonds. and of the
peculiar Structure Of The American cuus tuition, lie
will he allie o. press upon The attention uilhc A
mcricans the neccssiiy Of puhciu1i provision Tor he
public engagements. Tue Am~ucJits themselves
are the greatest sufferers by Tie ti.trusi WITH which
their securities arc ipokod ural, for they are
thereby deprived pf one - fh.ir rrrrcip1i moirs f
supp0rirg thc.r own p-Js-rrIg, uu., .,., tl...
cfeslit be Icstored. thrir rrde and miuulaeiurcs mast
be IN a depressed condition. BitH SATISFACTORY ur-
rsHgement Of heir difference with ~ rJur.fy o..
ia the hrsf place. absolutely uccessary. ~ n srgllIa
% The future happiness anI welfare OF the Uuot:
nnd this important Object We Tusi, vii now be ac-
oOupIshod.
Lord Ashburon is one Of no Barring, and de-
serves. undoubtedly. g great deal Of crsdr Tor The
enterprise and spirit that hos enabled him 10 carve
out 80 exalted = station; bat we doubt much wheeler
IL vii emble him 10 induce our Foderal Govern.
msni 70 assurne. as appears 10 be insinnaied be will
aiteInpi, Inc Stale debis We DO not Doubt bot
much INK will be wasted BY The radical press Of.
country 10 show their followers that ibis great
ad al the rasc'lly wings are in league to
ihis hithefto unihoughto Of event We hope
be London paper vii not endeovor TO show That
special envoy has brought The whole Bank oil
.asis0d 10 sribo our Congress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

u GLENrwoRrH AFFAIR-our rea Ter.
are aware that Glsntw nth has published anpiher
statement. This time he Is in the srr,ico Of the
l%ocoincns, and Of conrss he implicatcs the Whig,
10 hs charges To refuto any charge brought by
thie man aitcr his ali lavits AMI tcsiin,ny il n ed
less. yet a. the Evening Post chJOsos. upon such
evidence. 10 attack the character Of men NJ HIN
above reprohch as Client wUrIh j., bslow IL, the A.
nenean has settled the question by The publication
u a mlss oi evidence That nj once silence, Inc
equally absurd nnd wicked accusations brought a.
gnIhs' Mr. Curtis. No MIA Of sense with any knowl
edge ofihs two m -. wJild require n tittls Of evi.
dence to eEcuiPNlo Edward Gurus from the charges
Of ilus Glentyorli but as Mr. Curtis 10 a high pnb.
lie officer, u my be well TINT The Am lricsn has
Iakon the trouble 10 mil the filschood. The ,har.
acier OF Mr. Curtis stands unImpeachable; ho bs,
been repeatedly entrusted with fpS public interc.i.
# his fellow citizens, and has always discharged M,
duties with great ability and with unquestioned in.
iegny. Such = mn Is not 60 he psi down by a
g%onvictrd p=Uurer-P5oUidsa Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

BOLD STROKE . \ nU ,BAND,-The fol.
wing incident, combining "a 'ouCh nlthc iraci an I
e conn, with 4 considerable dash al The M ,t ia.
'ii-e nHi highly wrmght mcIl dramst.c eli, Ct. &C.
aired a is" days Nc, ~ New York. 49, wp learn
.n The Su and we copy IL entire ~ 2 e,utio, a.,
.'cheI"r' II shows o. what desperate remedies
"a Ndl resort when pushed To eHircnitr. and /,
"ir1I . 'trik'uz Llusirliiun at Tia. E..i 80 Nsl,.I
'd strokes me girls Will s1m-iimss resort 4, nr,.
a." a husband. II res The tale:
Our hcIui'o "a TAR LADY nflg.i blue eyes and
nNcu halr," bee m e'iam ,rri with a ynupo man
The town 81 Ih"cT r0.its 81 Of b.a ety. nc az
'v'u locks ami d-r> black Oyc. Tnings went on
nu'Ihiy ui.ul our Cr lady heard tkat he had
i"s'nruh iir-, and II ber-ike propensity for sol
: sNceIb iroT every rose Vi bzauIr. On la
h"rdLy evening SIe determine 10 Ies; ms love
"d tie power % her Sd at on. sirokr; n III Accord.
isIy 'is went - a neShharr < apGh,rlry, order.
i AsIIenro worth "f creIiS + ,ari,r Il. rrc:Ins Inc
'1'ilna" - isoc, II "arseHir," and very quietly re-
teI Ia her lodgings. Al a. sIpscie ms ncnt lie
'vsr arr.Sei-rcrlorned hs amIruus Difference.
> his IA ~. an o. SUM Iins WIS ir tho s,n dsl.
ii'o OF terS-.he IA The rocking cfair. ana lis
'Nch Iprks uprn her bSsim Suddenly, when drru
'l had dictated ,he m inent. she ItiI, "Iny dear s
'hy not rest GA Gns bosom forever The youf,
itdvd-shs held hun fast. VIVA means Ihi,
"dI""Ss. F1-y,u DO not love m.r' T.,cn jump.
hg nP ana throwing herself INTO a tragic atir,Ie
he exclaimed. 10 nighi-lhis night Idie-Loc,
YOU AID my blood shall fall upon your heart and
ram whitening aud barning them with my PERFECT.
Ill curse"
The drlnghi was prepared befire This red In,
'a''Sne was let on-ini then sleeping to ,he side.
loard' with the iinRncsi of a SIcriies, she seixaJ
ne poisoned bowl. and swallowed It's conlenls.
ihen act ~ she siezsI him by the throat. and
exclaimed. My murderer-I die Tor you," 'Tb-n
came The melting N OWL you bur marry me
ere die. Say. M F.. will yOal"
The youth. frightened almost TO death. frcmhIed
out The Yes. my dJvy."+"Then send for a minis.
Ter al Once before death strikes me-" she exclaimed.
and one ofiho household fastened, and in tho Twink.
ing OF an eye The priest clme-he knot was tied;
ne iilr one exclaimed" let me die in hrs arms. and
meet ihe stroke ofdoath ut the appointed tine und
reel-l reel--iarkneSs Q thers around me.
hJli mo- F-lcnd me to my couch.' And ticy led
her TO her couch. lhc goal Of her ambition.
mus was her art triumphant. and now, rs The
iInii ct her skill. she reJDices in the co-namen ct
her iond' aud ~ishlppily domiciled in a comfortable
brick houss on the avenue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

ST Charles Bags, the new Governor General o.
Dnnada' accompanied by hes nephew, Capt. Bsroi.
x y, and Alr CuolmIudy, arrived iu this CITY lr.u
Nc~ York vs. cdocsdly mouing. cnf3u,o fy C,p,.
da. VIZ tho WcsIom Rail Road. They took op,rt.
meas 900 thc jultcd Sniog Hotel a. cum.,1,
Nih fr rufi7n, Brush Consul, BIZ erreIispry
'T'td ibe Slate uDusa "Wednesday forenoon. aud
"'f conducted though fbe yluous pubic oHi, as
ir "'s present 90 JOp branches OF Ma Legislature.
anl Witnessed fhc ceremony Of ajmiusfrrHr He
eflis % uhe members by Gov DAVIS lie ia tall.
me hfn io5king mFn. end apparently about fry
u ags-Bonys Posl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
CARD
M EDITOR have read in ,

X EDITOR have rend in your paper Of
1yA ILi' morning, with great surprise. an adyer
usenient signed John y Bayless. Trustee for H
mchSe, winch states that. by virtue Of n GER
an Deed Of Trust, &C. he will, on the 7th day
oi NIarch next. offer for sale my interest in Ger.
a., reai estate ln this city and 81 sewhse. 80
hdt' allhough selling as Trustee, he intimafe1k
'nat goot. title can be Eiven TO the purchase,
WhIle II IS extremely unpleasant to mysel
a sense OF DUTY 70 my general CREDITOR i
and 10 inc public. seems 20 require at nv hand !
some nouce Of this H. advised publication. re
mark, ihen, that, according 10 my understand !.
Jug oil The case, Mr. Bsyless has, Of present, no
legal anthorlty TO sell, OF TO offer for sale; the Teaf
estate IN question, OF any Part Of IL; for
The conveyance u which h~e,refsTs, is made,
not 10 hlm alone but 10 him and Co two other
gentlemen, rs MOI tgagees or trustees for certain
specified purposes, and upon certain specified
conditions.
2 II the said conveyance =, as i, purpOrts to
DC, a mortgage, then the ordinary course Of De.
cree aud foreclosure would seem 10 be necessary
70 give validity % any conveyance from the
inort-ageesi and m order 90 this. their eyi-
aeaces Of debt must fret DO submitted TO tho
II the said paper should be construed 10 be
a asca Of trust, then, in the absence Of a spe.
Slal oeciee, u VII, rsmei1,t0 say the least eE-
ttem0ly quesuJnnble whether a trusfss can sen
aug convey real property Tor his own benefit
OTih which he has a pecunisry interest
These difficulties, necessarily fatsl 20 en-
a~dVantagrOus sale Of the property, have been
repesiedly brought 70 the no zee OF the parties
Interested, with a sincere desire Of bringing a.
bout az amieable arrangement, which should a.
once obviais them ,and avoid DELAYS but, De yet,
WITHOUT effect. While, therefore, I hold mSseif
leady ~ any m0modt, most chccrfully 10 unite
y any reasonable arrangement, I feel myself
pound 10 protest against q proceeding which I
uetcVe 70 h. Illegal in itself and which would re-
'ult ~ = most uuneCeasary sacrifice of Property.
lutendiag shortly % resume business AZ a
CoHuasioN M~fncHErT.I am partculahy desi.
fons OF having NV old h~rgircsg t. : train@F
settlement r hqTTdston, a. nugh s.nms person az
tent % the protection OfeFsry infsrssg involved.
Thursasy, Jshusry.sr, ists,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

We cannot possibly accods 10 Toe request Of our
uesh50r Of The Pi,s5ursh Advocate about tbat
magnetism. Gr yurons reasons.
F''s'-Mr johnson has gone. lIle paid he
hull bike a mun)
SecOH2-we % not wish to be shat up in =
room with Harriet.
Third-we donot ihink it very important torhc
world that yoE should 30 convinced that msgne-
ism Is mt a humbug
FOarN-we do NJ, think ii very inpoI,an'
whether il is true OF not. Aad
FVtn-We do not care three s,ra W. whcrher tn
a seienii6cS matter or a game OF tom-iool~y. But
! say. Parkin. IL that isa hum5lg snt il : "nigh.
ty'' mean one1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
For he Tine,
TIE DYING GIRL ronrx BROTHER

FOR ne IlHsss,
TIE DYING GIRL TO HER BROTHER
Come to mo. brorhOr; lay thy bad
Upon my aching brow.
Ard eosnt how slomiy beats my pulse,
Am l not dying nori
feel my hearts strings giving way
Ny Nsion Gides 10 fast
My breath grnwsf fainter. AMI I feel
As each w,plJ be the las.
Bo;her. | would no, have thee weep
- many rc IRA Of woe;
Come kiss NV e ed check, and lhrR
Let my freed spirit go
~Away-auay, beyond the clouds,
To That II ghI land Sbove
Nhrr a. : beautiful and fair,
AID h~arHouy sndlove.
When I have passed away from ssflh,
Aud thou arI lett alone.
Wilt thou not often call W mind
Asister's gentle tone.
For. broiher. thou hast told me thag
NY voice was sweet To thee.
And had a music Of its own
A strange. strange melody.
Bother. he not uuuiut(ul Of
Out htle sylyas bower,
Where we have slraycd al evening line,
To spend blissful hour
AM when our liIilc singing birl
PJnrs forth its soncsi lay.
Thoult call Ia mind each lovely scene
Who're we were wont TO play.
Thou'lt think nf all the feelings thai
I chcri,hed for thee hero.
AMI love the many things : loved
With 10 much childish care.
Hirk, brother. htrk. I hear a voice,
o.. how is nn.sbeTs sw ELL
IL calls me 10 my home abuVe-
My brolner. iare thee well.
January 2e 1919 YESTIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

BUCKWHEA1 CAKES-A gentleman. in
whose family his delicious article IS prepared g.
c1"aem a1sm. has furnished ~ win The following
Receip which we Published Er The whole
Bnckwheai Cakes-Haye ready two cum; put I
Tea sponn full ofTararic Acid in one cup. Tsss
spoonful ofS3ia in the Other cups add 10 each nbpui
= table spoouiu's Of cold waieE gif each we'll
Make I qnlr Of Buckwhest meal into ihck sluer.
with moderately wlrm waller odd The contents o.
ono of the cups; STIR IL wolE then pour IN The con
tents Of he other CO.'S stir That we'll alsp; add 90 the
whole Table spoonful Of melted Butter end hike
on o gnddlonicely cleaned aud grcassd with gopi
Lard. The Batter is ready lor uss a. so5p a. mixed.
as~lonithmsnt, a. be sSksd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

CASTOR OiLCANDLES-we were pre,.,,.5
~ Mr.. T. Marsh, of This city. with one Of M, can.
lies manufactured frum Castor OIL. and were ipJyc.
cd TO test its qualities with a sperm candle. Toe
erperimoni 'csulted IN the Demonstration that ths
cn'i0r OIL lasted longer than the spsu. candle. s,J
me hgnl OF the FORMER was decidedly mJre brilliant
ma extensive Than HAT Of The LATER We cend
l' ul'cossf 'he least nn2leasini smell Arising from
1sning The castor oil camille. AMI h.i,..1 -,
'ney are vel calculated 10 su2efsede entireIv tbs
lso OF ihe sperm candle. Mr. Marsh ipiorT, NJ.
'hey could he afforded BY ihs quantity 1t IS cent,
per Poun .. ab'ut ono half tie cost Of sperm candles.
Alton iTHl TsiegraBl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

The extensive steam Mill- anI DiJillery or
Wines CrerS, the properly Of Gus Arnold Of this
place. were entirely cons med ~ fire on Sturdy
Night last Inc los. Is estimated ~ $4,000. Ne
insurance. On N1qd1y ne TIA jasaHtfra Office o.!
DIS Aupll e. c., w,r,f, cnlngc notes have b,ep
current fr ihc LAST iyp " three years. ani have
formed NJ uncomfortable portion ~ our small uo;e
currency. was Closed. aaI tho redemption Of its is.
sue refused. What provisions have been or may
ue made 70 rcdcon TIE Outstanding notes Of the con.
cerE, we are not particularly nlyiscd, bat o. Mes
ST. Arnold Z 10 addition 20 their close connection
with one OF The establishment, (LIugee and Aioore,)
bTuseH open g., Cinciualfi. had the mis- 0rfuns Il, lose.
Ivy iire.ynluablC property m his vicinity .on Saturday
night las. we fear The prospect j. rather unfvorab.c
or the note ho!iers-Na.fUH Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

TIC y 'r'pik Herald rrcJrls Iis dcau ofP1rarcr
BE'WT. " 'hgt h"rough, nod nru'io1s thai ne vas
"'"Hi tf0 rrrHs.' sYIs, +bcrs 90 ,hs Isrlll. took r
'o' nearly i-., -l.s md 0.--yS pa. n r~gr iu a3-
''Hes. We ca1noi mistake .u railing such a person
"a ggoS mau."-B4Mmarc Patrio,
EAetise a number e nlHas on our Sg5cripfg1
Lost Of merit equal "a lhis. One Of them recently
AID hisfnrty ssc,ad goH's saJscr p'ion. who has
ne'er t1iird. ~ any one Of hose ycsas. o. ray bis
subscription within The year. We mention 10. more.
over, as a curious physiological hct. that. among the
great number of names that have been borne an our
DOCKS. those Subscribers who have m1st punctualy
p''u 'neif accounts app ar 90 have been rhe longest
lived. Perhaps u IS because The habit of rey,t ritz
~ al thing- greatly contributes 10 longevity MAJ
hqtoigeHccr.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.

TUEsDNr, January %. 1912
have not been advised Of any
surs OF Howard street Flour. Tho asking price is
1913. We quote the wagon price NJ S. GA
CAITLE-rhcrs were rnerad at the drove
wards yesterday. upwards Of 6DO head uf beef at
ne and 800 head wrts SID at prices mIgins fn n
IS ID 50 30 i"r inferior TO prin"; lS0 head have
been driven North; a ID The balance rcna n on
hand.
PRoVlSlcNS-This market is very inan'maie.
"as prices arc as a. last weeks quotations. viz New
Bi'ilm"rc packed Mess Beef is held at $40 10 $40,
%; No } al So to 80 50. and Prime ut sc 10
S65c. Tue stock Of harun roniinuea verv Jorge
aud sales ofolI are n ide with difficulty and eensf.
ALL At v'ty low prizes, We quote prime assorted
aiS 10 81 cents, and side. at the sans price; AMI
'ama al Il" Z cents q. in quality New BallRsNu
onfeI b ans a'e held at95 cents; sides ar5I To 6,
aud shoulders nj 81. We note a sale to day of
oOo kegs Mol Western Lard al G cents 4 months,
which Is a decline. No sales Of Butter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

GLDRElN PROSPECT-A writer Il, he New
ohc'ns Bulletin proposes 10 take Mexico in rc.
Fenge i0r tho capture ofihe SANTA Fe Expedition 81
s1ys:
There aroiwenty thousand rarn i1 fhe valley Of
lno sieieiPpl' who would Start ~ Ihe s,uuI Df
NE d0um. mi neither give slsep q, fba.r .... p,f
slumbef 20 their eyelids. 900 hey knslt atthe Gsd ol
Battles in tHc TeinPlrs Of he Iiniez mas If5r
one wouh Willingly ioaI who're INV dlrs follow.
and Teal up3n General C5utz. Of Rrltucky. uf1s..
s'n was in che crPcduyr. aud he m-nIs If Ken.
aai' Di ho fic'yune DmIy around me standard 1.
ifeod'm. ard come ~ he rescue. Before on Aug.
nsi sun shall gtld Tie tower q hs aneie1t city of
Amabsuc, We niI give civil and religions fibegy'
10 suffering and oppressed people. md srpol sysry
ir0h he soil"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
PERSONAL APPEARANCE or ARIsToTLE

PERSONAL APPEARANCE or ARISTOTLE
lis eyes were small. his voice hrarsc, anil
his legs lark. HU sismnsred. was fond Of maz.
nifcent dress, and wore cost rings. lie had .
mistress whom he loved pss.i0uaiely. Ho had
nothing Of he ausieniy Of the phiiusoshcr.
lie was open.heaued. pleasant. and even charm
ing ~ his conversation; fiery and volatile IN his
pleasures magnificent iH his drcss. Gle is descr-
bed ~ fierce, disdaulul and sarcastic Ho jrined
10 thcs, qualities a iasio for profound orudition-
lis passion Tor luxury Occasionod him such expenses
when he was young that he CONSUMED ali hs prop.
erty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

good story IL told Of Pr,fo.s of Huml hrey,ofAm-
hera College. Oao m0miag bef5rs gec.tlHDn. some
nffse students Esfencd ai~o gaose sn he Proa-
dsnfs caair-wheit BE- eiterod ne rom abi DIS
e0vs,eI ho new oecupam IN be seat. be m%rncdup-
% ia heel end c0olly observed; "-Coalemsn,I
perceive you have q oompoiont insfuot0r, end I viii
hsrsfrs, lsays you 70 yosf uadisE.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
BOSTON AND RUFFA1o-Tbo ,r,,

BOSTON AND ~BUFFALo-Tho grca, chain OF
rail road Between Rosion and Bufaln. is made up
often distinct links, al uniting Silh each other and
presenting a continuous line The length and COS;
Of each work is thus stated. They are all compile.
led except thirty.nine mileS, from Batavia. VIA At
tea, 20 Buffalo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

- Paul Jones was = jolls tar and a S-aye "a
lant. Onr'ot his crew IS now living n New Lon
don. in the ooh year cfhis az. Tao temperance
siarhas been ais guide through life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

An active and extensive business is going for.
ward daily. on the Rail raj between Albany aud
Boston rhe Boston Transcript SAYS Of winan.'
sighi wheel lsconotiYe-
We lsari. with great pleasure. that the 20 10.
Blltim1re engine. witt ~ whsle weight O., c,gbr
drivers. works admirably. between Creenhn.b ana
) inngh-ld, even on the Huison AMI B.rksbir.
Ri lea,d. This cn-tne can carry a very heavy load
Sly 100 tons oi freight oa tn, 60 feet grade Of the
Western Railroad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

EGy The Bank Of the Sn'o of North C4rnlina
shows a circulation OF SS19I9. specie. s4sls52.
Good. Ne wish every STATE in In, Uuion could
show a. fair n proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

The Cumberland Civilian states the death Of a
little girl aged about four years. the daughter Of
Mr. TheoPhilu, Besl Of that place. by her clo,hs. ia.
king fire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

IN sIe nhove cost of rail ioah in the Slate u
New York. west of the II Ijson river, the dep,is.
engines. &c. are included; ii is probable that fur
'ner SUN should be added Tor hose items on parts Of
the eastern line. and the aggregate cost Of tho en-.
urc line from Boston 10 BJtEIlo may be put down
al $4,000, 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

The Governor Of Michigan is for the indisidaa'
responsibility Of s,ockioldsn in al Banks. Will
not come to this at lastf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

DlED-Atthe Virginia Hotel. on yesterday morn
ing MI. IN. WHITNEY, Of RDSbIy. Mass.
II may be conslIdtion to his friends 10 learn
that every attention was paid the deceased by the
proprietor Of the Hotel, (Mr. J. A. Klins0 and The
most eminent physicians Of the city wero in attend.
ancs but their skill proved unavaiIing.
The citizens are respectfully invited to siIsLd
the funeral this morning at 10 o'clock, from tho
Virgin ia Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

VIZ ASK NOTHING lioag-wE WILL Ac-
cKPC NorgtiSG LESS THAN A REPGESE IA
TIoS ~ Proportion 70 OUR pOyrLtr.oN
That government ". or ought 20 ~ instituted
or nc ccrz'rol benefit, p'uteci'on Ard security oil
- pcop'e, rafipn. 90 community OF all the various
mo1ss and & rms of rnycrnmeuL that Is lost. which
= esaahle ef prrlucing The greatest degree of hap
pinesS and slieiy. 1nj - most effectually secured
sssinss the dagger Of maladminsstrat,On; and that
when any government shall be found inadequate or
CONTRARY ~ these purposes, n nsjoniy Of The com.
mnsiiy hath an iudubiiable. unallenable, and indie.
feasible right, TO reform. alter OF abolish ii. in such
manner a. shall be Judged most conducive 70 the
public weaL-Yirgin'a BaI q Rieh!s, adopted jane
l2h. l716.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
HOIrE LEAGuE.

We propose under this head 10 firaish odr read
sr. in each number. some inGornshon respecting
our impofis, that may perhaps have an influence up.
On their minds relative to tho ue aud necessity Of
such associations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

GOOD ADWCE-Bs always rs.dy " ssuIs
TOur bifis.
The sdvioe IL. s~srtSinly. cool enough, Il % hs
deuce houUsL tonrf Up 70.
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Hiding ~ all is branches, neatly and
W chenply executed by
Jln 2 J. w. BRANSTRJ p, Agent.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

IapoTts Of liru-ies into "a. Caiisd States dnria-
te year ending Sept. 80. 1870.
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Paying Specific D4ies. Raw SILK 294aS5
Carpeiting S372.I49 Not enumer. I,s7432I
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.SSsC anal Select EaasEish
SrEeDog.

VHV HE subscriber would respectfully an
Il nounce to the inhabitants ofthis place
who are interested in the moral and mental
education of children and youth under their
charge, that he will open SCHOOL the first
week in November next.
The school will be permanent q suita-
bic number Of pupils can be secured. The
object Of the subscriber will be to give
thorough practical instruction in the vari.
Gus branches of English education. Abe
cedarians taught on new plan, and in a
separate department. Every effort will
be made to secure the convenience and
health of those who attend.
Terms, for one quarters tuition: Abe
cedarians, So, 90; Reading, Pennmanship,
Arithmetic. English Grammar, and Geo
graphy, So, 90; Rhetoric, Astronom yand
Natural Philosophy, $500; Geometry,
Mensu ration and the use Of Adams Globes
$500 The elements Of the latin Ian
guage, and Algebra included in the above,
$5,5
GEO. II. STEBBlNS.
Southport, Sept. IA, 1871. l3