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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
'a'ed Of @s I'd Session Of hs 27A Csrsrss
loFFiciAL. PUBLICATION,
lPUB1tc-Ea oa

lPuB1rc-Ss o3l
AN al authorizing the county commissioner Of
LSe county Illinois, to enter u quarter .es,:un
OF land Tor n seat "f justice in said county,
BE a. ene ted By he Senate aud H.us, ~ D..
~'r"fot'res ~ The Uaiied States u .9n,,io., !. T..
gres' dpeSAed. That upon proof being mad. -.
Secretary Of the Treasury Of the paymen, ar ~.
minimum price per aero by The county or
ls'ke' IN tho State Of Illinois. 10 The n. S,o,..
'or the southeast quarter uf section Neniyone in
township ~i"riy-hve north, Of range twelve. east OF
NE iiird principal meridian. upon which IN. cor,.
sent OF said county rs located. il shall be lawful
Tor The President Of the Unirsd State. TO cans.
patent Tor sail land TO be issued to said counts. !,
leu and N full Satisfaction Of the ella I'm of ,.,S
cn1niy TO enter one quarter section Of land in yir,,,
"I me net OF tho twenty siIth of May, on. thousand
t'ghi hundred and twenty Sour. entitled An ,c,
era lung To the counties or parlshr. Of each SIM.
anI Territory ~ the United States IN Which ,h.
puo'e lands are situated. the right of pre-enpiinn
: quarter seciiuns Of land for senis of Justice =
F'oo'ded' said county shall relinquish. in such form
as Tie Secretary Of the Treasury shall prescribe. ALI
claim whatever To the northeast quarter Of ..c,io,
twenty one township forty four. rarg &c IL. east. ".
ing IN said county. and which tract wa- frs, ,eIec.
'eu ny said county for The use Of The county sat 6Dr
'aiu county IN virtue Of the provisions OF The act
n"'e"a'u. JOHN WHITE.
speaker OF The House OF Representative.
WILLIE p. MANGUM.
PRESIDENT at the Senate pro tsmpors.
Approved. June %, 1912.
JOHN TyI ER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

GENERAL PU rNAM-Amung the worrhie,
Who figured during The era Of the American reyo.
luton, PERHAPS there was none possessing mirc
originality ni character than General Putnam. who
was eccentric and fearless, blunt in hrs manner. the
daring snliIer, without the p ish oG a genlea an
lie might well be called the Marion Of Inc north,
!ho"sn he dlsiIked Disguise, probably from lLe fac,
"fhIs li.pirg. which was very apt To overthrow anv
inckey he might have in view.
Al The Tune 4 Stronghold. called H3rscaecE, some
mie' IRON New y rk, was ~ possession uC The Bril-.
ish' Putnam. with a few sturdy patriots. was lurking
~ ITS N'ciniy. bent on diving Them from the place.
Tired OF lying In am5nsf, the men hecam. inoalI.
emf aud '~mp"riuued the general with questions. as
9" when hey were gong 10 have a bout with The
Zoe. O1e morning lac made a speech rumerbine T.,
Tue following efrci, winch convinced them that
something was ia the wind:
feIcs-f"u've been IDLE too long. and 50 have
Ian sninG down to Basins al IIprs.nrck in an
h'ur' wrh an OK team aud n lad oGcorn. III come
n''k' val let you know the PARTICULARS; III should
n"i. let them have II. by The h key!
lie shortly aiieryyah mounted his OK cart. dressed
a. one Of Iha c"mmpnesI order Of yankee farmers.
dni wassprn al Basins tavern. whlrh was i, no..
'es'ion OF The BRUSH iruops. No sooner did the OF.
hcrr' espy him. hen they hegIu 90 question him a.
~ ms "hefe2hpei. aud finding him a complete sim.
piei'n' O. They Ihoughi) they hogan To quiz him.
AMI threatened to seize the corn and fodder.
ii'" much DO you ask for your whole concernl'
asked they
"ror marcy sake, gentlemen" replied The mock
cIodh"pHer' with the most deplomhle look orentrea.
~ ""niy let me off and you shall have my huIl
Ienm AMI load Tor %nO'hrng; and if that wont dew.
! u give y"n my word I'll return 10 morrow and nav
You heartily for your kindncs, aud co descen.i,n "
We'll SAID they, We'll take you aI YOU word;
leave the Team and pruvend-r with ~. and We WONT
require any bail FOR your appearance"
Putnam gave up tie team, aud sluniered abort
an hour or 50, gaining all The information that he
wished; he then returned to las men, and told lkem
OF he Toe and his plan OF ultack.
The morning came. and with il sailed ont IN.
gallant baud. The British were handled with r,ugh
hands. aud when they surrendered TO General Put.
nam. The clodhnpper. he ssIcssiically rem,rkeJ.
Gentlemen, have only kept my word. I told YOU
would call and pay you for your Kindness and
condescensiOn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

rRANGERS-Sirangers from The Old World
continue To pour in upon this country not only frnm
England AMI Ireland. hat Who'll, villages from Ger
many, the rich rs wsIl as Tho polr. Three lowIs
IN Upper Hesse. have within n few months been
aud several in Rhenish Prussia nre pre-.
pairing Ia follow the ~eN1nplc. BIT a hulo while
ago. the inh1hiIan's OF an entire village passed thru
Meniz on Their way 10 America, accompanied by
he pastor ard The s~chuol-mas'er. \ letter states
that 5000 Nre about TO emNark from one D district,
The Old World indeed. seems Determined TO Prur
its extra Thousands uron The new; ant while ell re-
ceiVe O cordial welcome. IL is 10 he honed that the
eyes ofunr philanthropisiS statesman and Legislators
will pny due attention 10 The fact Of this increase u
population, endeavour bv ~ndcquNte means Of lrgis
laIiye action to provide ndlIiunpl employment. No
means perhnp. wonld better accomplish The oSjecl.
than a liberal nr teciiv- Thrift
MORE SrRANGERS-A merchant Of y York
received fr"m Europe n few DAYS since n large re-.
mitauce sent "a advance to nil in The eIrenses here
uf 50 NOrweginn, WIN come out 90 see the country
AMI report. There is great disrusuion in the peo.
ole ui Norway 10 em'graie TO The United States. AID
no doubt when the report nf the so nynut cnuriers.
reaches Europe, : very large EN- gatinn nav he e1.
pecIej frUm the North OF Eurppe.-PhH Inc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

TOLERATION To ALL-The mayor or N,u.
'o''he Morn'n head quauer-. has published an
''dina"eo granting equal liberation AMI eqlaI priv.
'eges To Caih"l"s. Prsshyiprians. NalhaI,fs tn.
iis's. L7uer-Day SrinI-. q rakcrs. Univers,Ii.ls. Fun.
e"pal'ans. Uuinr.auS. Mahrmcians. aud all other
religious s"cis Hni denomination wh,ieyer. ANY
person who ndicul,s Or dislurbs The religions NEE.
ing OF these. Is fined a I'm not exceeding $500.
mi Imprisonment fo' not mprs Than at mrnthS-
thus singular religious asIpcIa,ipn have a govern.
m'ni entirely Of Iheir own. and an army or their
'"n' portions 81 which are detached on the rrqIisr.
'I'H 81 HE m'y"r of NauvIo; when he pleas-s to
maze a fel"s ton upon The commanding officer Tor
their services.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

DIR OEoSoE BEArHoNT's "REMINISCENCES OF
WHITFIELD AND GNREICK.-Ofw hiiefeld he was
onee heard 10 say, oh. yes; I heard that young GEN
"eman ms mnrning allude 10 roaring whiIefsld.'
and was amused nj his mistake. II il n cnmmon
ono NhIteheld did not roar have been his au-
alIor more than once, and was delighted with him.
Whitehead = voice could be heard al an immense
uis'ancei but that was owing To its fullness. round.
ness, and clelrness. ID was a peri ccHy sosnl roice
" 10 an odi description, but can hi upon no bet
le'' There VAS neither crack nor Jaw IN il. To
uescroe nm Us n believing, roaring, fcld.preacher.
u 10 describe a mnnniebank, not Whiiefeld. lie
had powers OF patbus Ct the highest order. The
! TENDER soii, pc sulsiye tones of his voice, were me.
'o''ous ia The extreme. And when he desired 10
WIN or persuade, NJ plead, or soolh-, The gush Of
IrrlI"g winch his vore conveyed ut once surprised
and oNerpowered you"-A.ain Gnuick;-"There
was one peculiarly about Garnrk's eye, 10 which
N my "Pini'n, more 1T his hiosrlphers have done ins.
'ics. It's brightness and hullinncy, The manner in
when u would light up during The delivery Of some
passages and flash defiance IN others, its soft res,
anu 'ender"ess al one IN Iment. I s Joyous and er.
"I'iS sparkle al auother-all This has been dwell
uion over aud over again But one point is IN.
Io"chei' The manner m which he could deaLen IL
Ihai l" me was The height Of mi. In paris where
s'oI'ui'F' almost amounting TO Idiotcy, was required
10 AOel Drngger for instance. the address with
winch ne coHid. n t were ihr,w n veil. a film over
'ie eye was alike InImHih,e aud un1ppr mchah,c.
G1'1'As eye IH Beneuic'. and Gauirk's eye in Ahel
Drusger. dd not look like the same or-an."-TH,
Bishops Daughter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
PhIlad
Year Price Of whoai

During that LINE The price Of wheat in PhilsJ,l.
Ph'' and Ne" York hos been from one dollar I2I
cts 70 Two dollars per bushsl. How hen 10 wheat
to b exported from The United State. 10 Euro-,-
The eroP on The Black zee rarely fails. bot when il
oO'''h' immense "hes' country Of Europe afford,
'no0Eh variety Of climate 10 ensure sgaius, q SCARE
"
" COlqoihoun sTims'ss The consumption Of
-h's' IN Engl'nd 10 be ! 100000 quarters. NecgL
loosh "' perceive estimates &c 81 1900 OOo or
ms amount there were imported. 20 1891. .ypo...s
60 Be about sn average year from
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

Between the hours Of g and 9 O'Clock last evcm.
ing or two hours after The clerk. had retired from
The Collectors saloon, in tho C-ustomhou,, md ,bs
ooo'' were i'eked'a bl'ze was seen through he
windows. CPoa entering The apartment. it nppear.
cd that the FIRE had been communicated 10 som,
papers IN or near table Of drawers. outside ofrbe
Collectors desk and thai the lime. hod gained
The easing Of one Of The windows on The n > adj.
10 a is" minutes The Gre was sIiingui.hed. Opn.
IONS vary as to the fire being The result, of earsles.
ness or dssign-NsB Orleans Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

besides "nsHs7 Quantities from other countries end
''snd' 'nOununT N sl 20 23II 800 quarters 4.
H'o % presumed fOr . moment thst The farmers Of
los country cen compsis 9Th hose Of lie eoup.
'ns' named IN ell Of which labor . bm sn sysrs9.
= on cents . dsyl We hsvs rhs sJvanlse. es,
h'p' 90 price ofIsnd-t1sy 10 sI other hing. oar.
ueulafy IN superior colhga6oo. us,,i,5,c.Jh,n.
ehsapnss' oflsbu-.
o"y q1e'isn nov 10 Whsihsr our srm.n
a' os''s'd 20 is' he home market alL and de-.
pend ppm . foreign market viii The e,n,ss,..
Shove named or build W nOsc,g tore, .,d 49,
mem home nsA'i where her, . no eomp.g
Ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
NNC


Away-away nv gallant bark
The waves are white and high.
And fast the lone becalrned clouds
Are sailing ola The shy;
The merry breeze which WAITS them on,
And chafes tho billo~s' spray.
VIII guide thee N Thy wstery fight.
My gallant bark away.
Now. like the sea-brd's snowy ~plume,.
Arc spread thy winged sails.
To soar above the mountain waves;
And scoop their CLASSY wales;
And, like the bird. you'll calmly rest,
Thy Szure journey Ger.
The shadow Of thy folded wing.
Upon the sunny shore.
Anyway my gallant bark,
Across he bIllo~'s foam,
I lcave awhile. for ocran's strife,
The qSIet haunts Of home
The green fields of m, father land,
fnr many n stormy bay
The blazing hearth, for beacon light.
My gallant bark. away,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

o SMITH COVHlDED IL seems N. p.
p ~ gave some lime Huoe Of The killinF o. Joe
smith The rejo.btabo MORN m popbst. ,,ig,,,e,
20 The fact that ha hal e quarrel win some gC h.
l'ilo"es - :" The amount n hdef ihsy should a.,
MN 90 keep Up hs dignity. IN The course of vb,. Z
Joe GOT pretty severely oOuhided. Joe oDsbt ~.
~ ~ have gone into bankruptcy The Ns,v~.
people have ihus found out ihat he . wb;,r, =
nonai fnhrnaiiies. af'erslL % hey ere csr-yipg an,
ne golden Bible docitins b. t~b,,ih-g ( -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
PUBLIC MEETING.

WESTERN vIRGINIA.-A meeting of,he CHI
ssns Ofohio county i, requested stthe Court House
N the City Of Wheeling on Thursday neat tn. SO,h
inst, OF 2 O'Clock TO appoint delegate, to the con-
vsniiOn to be held a, LEw1sBURG on the first
Monday in ASsus' H.-i to consider mea,urss pro-
per to be adopted for bringing about an Equal nppor.
7oorssni Of representatives in our state leg stature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

SANDER u, pso, .,,I 49,.
SANDER. Nodecenl man can get sl,ne Wj,b,,, Il
81 least none who ere Engaged In ,bs s,.in..
pursuits Of life. Have you he'd = bad su,y !,
your employment and discharge him n. re. r,,.J
no SANDERS you; refuse smother = vsry m,5.,
'o'n ne na' asked' he goes round and SANDERS. h,
yonf conduct be such o. 10 crsais Inc envy Of sno.
'nst he goes and ssodsu. IN fine. We would not
shows that he fs sither q miiksop or . f,oi ~
no-earn e bad name By q bod fellow. fsnd 20,
can easily DO 20 By coTrsot oondact3 IL d.
70 97ly Fay - prsys thar "a are entitled 4, a
ss2d ne .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

INTERESTING D~ECISION-osr readers
doubtless recolleet The case which was recently AZ
gued IN this city with 81 much ability before arb.
traitors. and which Is doubIy interesting to critics,
and literary men from IL, beating ~ the question,
now tara reviewer nav he justified in severe siric-
lures upon any work-thc case Of Cooper W Stone.
The work reviewed was Cooperis Naval Hisory. and
the obnoxious criticism was published IN the Com.
m"rcial Advertiser. Il was written with ability
anu great -eNeriiy-impungning MFR Cooper hi,ior.
'''i Nerae'ly. and assailing his motives IN decided
ahu p"lnied terms. A lihel suit was forthwith in.
siiried by the Rggrieyed historian; bat the par,,
hnany agreed TO leave The whole matter to the de.
cis'on OF Samuel A. Fooie. Samuel Stevens and
Daniel Lord Ir, with the understanding that The
award u IN favor Of Copper. should be $3.50 The
question was argued bY J r Cuopcr in his own he.
hall, and by w Campbell and NJ s Bridwell
tsqs' on the behalf Of Col Stone; and Yesterday the
de'i'on and award were given. The afbi sIors
having heard the respective p Oofs aud allegations
OF the parties. decide.
L. That according 10 the evidence ard rules Of
IN" applicable To the case, Mr. Cooper The plaintiff.
: en'i'ed 10 verdict. and they award damages in
SOU. as agreed ON by the pariiss.
II That the plaintiff. in writing hrs narnriye Of
The BIue Of Lake Erie. the portion Of his history
especially atiacked-did faithfully discharge his do
ues as a historian.
III. That said narrative is true in all its essential
particulars.
". That 1t was written in a spirit Of impariiality
aud justice.
'. That Col. stone, the defendant or The writer
"i he review. whoever he may be. m writing the
review Of Nc Copprr's Naval History. dill not faith.
lnlly iulhl tho obligations of n reyiewe; and they
base thus decision upon The folIu~ing facts:
/. That the review cuninins reflections on the
personal character Of The author. and impuIatons on
his moiiyee;
: That The reviewer incorrectly charges The au.
'hut with having gwen Ia Com Elliott equal credit
WIN Cotn Ferry la The conduc. Of IN, baulr;
. = aud D That he is guilty oScerisin specified
interpretations;
Q lhal The review Is untrue in several Of It's es-
senllhI particulars. They decide. nlso,
VI. That the review was not written in a spirit
OF laparilaliIy aud justice.
ms Is The award Of a majority &C the arbitrator.
An elaborate and able opinion Of s A Foote Esq
accompanies H. dissenting FROM The award in the
seoond and lhird points. and partially in the -iIth.
B'ih these documents are. by mutual agreement, To
be published m New York. Albany and Washing.
'on' The distinguished gentlemen who have serv.
cd as aroiiraiors have acted with great impariiality
aud m~agnanimiIy. They have gwen to tho subieci
iheir IN st severe and patient consideration, and
nave declined making any charge inr their services
y Y Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

The Boston Times slaies that on w.Jas,dsv -,
The train Of cars passed from Norwich to B,,fo, q
distance Of lO4 miles. IN three hours anil In, .fy.
minutes. including fifteen minutes delay b, ,t,,.
page lor water. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

WEST POINT % b.cum ~ on. oC IN. i,r,,u
P'nis Tor fashionable travellers o. isl be,utGi
'po' and has attractions superior 20 almost any o,b.
'f 90 This country. The annual ,ramrn,rl,n I'm.
.adsis Las just closed, the gradual nr class In. I.6
ana he new recruits nre taking their places The
battalion - now IN camp. presenting me ni Oh,
'u''' picturesque AMI attractive scenes imaginable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
TARIFF AND AcRIcrrITuRr

The opponents Of q Protective Tariff, make the
bread assertion Ihs, duties impose q tax upon the
Tanner and lsboTer for The benefit OF The c~syitaliIl.
We desire 10 enquire into Ihs proprieiy and truth
Of this aHsriion, 10 see whether II 10 warranted h,
The circumstance in which our agricultural popu.
laiion are placed. The surplus produce that the
farmer rsisss must be sold and sold at . REASONABLE,
pnee' sufficient 10 pay for the labor be-
slowed Ii cannot be done unless We have manu-.
features and thus create . market for il at home
The fsrnsr buys luls produce from hi. neighbor-
ne raises snOugh for himself The shoe MAKE,
blacksmith. paper maker. weaver. spinner. &c. &c
90 buy The produce. they are dependent on N, far.
msf for that and rust have it, With these. nroJp.
eng in their sphere. a variety Of goods. for the far
m'f ne hnds q market. " iIhoul hem he h., none
So' ihs opponent Of tariff Gays We mus, be An
agricultural people. let England and France mann.
ias'Or'. We ks's 8 plenty Of good land. and we
viii raise grain and send to them, recsiving hi,
Manufactured goods in return. Were il praericabl.
to export oil Ne ralss, were not the mo.t v,lu,bI,
articles Of produce perishablc. could We eompeI.
with paris Of Europe IN wheat for the English mar.
k'H We think not. and think that overv one riB
seknoNlsdgo The truth Of The opinion who pems.,
the GLOWING table Of prices Of wheat in Tho Black
''a'on board shiP.at the Tou Of oiessa. snd eomp,r.,
them with the prices in PhilsdsIphia.
Year Price Of whsat Y.,y p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

MAD DOG KILLED-A dog in q rabid state
was killed Saturday afternoon in Eulaw, near Lom.
bard 'tresI Baltimore. twas under q At when fr,r
Uncovered.
Jsme' Watson Webb Of the New York Courier
and EnqSirer was HlsO shot in the knee BY Hon 7
+ Marshall, on the day Prs'iou, near the Delaware
linz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
BETHANY COLLEGE.

July he 9Th being The last daY Of the Collegiate
year OF B.ih,ny College. il i, resolved that the day
shall be celebrated in the following msnner:
Members OF the Literary Societies. and selected
BY Ib-m, will deliver public addresses in the Col
lsge Hall. commencing precisely srlO o'clock. A NJ
The public nre respectfully invited 10 attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
DUEL BETWEEN THE hon. THOMAS ?

DUEL BETWEEN THE HON. THOMAS ?
MARSHALL AND COL. JAMES W. wEBB-
ne duel between tho Hon Thos T. hinrh,l q,
Kentucky. and Col. Webb. Of the New York Com,
'er' 'o"k place on Saturday morning soon after four
o'clock. OH the SlOIs Line between Delaware md
Pennsylvania. not far frum Tho village Of N.vysort
On The first FIRE Mr. Mar.hali's pistol went or for,
he had rai'ed It. and Mr. webb'. pistol eIpIoded a.
most at The ,smn moment. both halls striking IN .
ground. Al the second fire Mr. Marshalis ball
struck Col Webb il the leg. en'erins and passing
out Immediately behind the knee. severing M artery
Col Webb Immediately fell 10 the glound yh.s ,i..
'oI having been previously di'eharssJ) aud tn.
here ended.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
A NEW NOVEL nv prr zen

a NEW NOVEL BY BULwER-Tbe .5i,,,
Of ihs View World learns from q prvate s,u,c,
'ha' bnl"er hgs In o slate Of fIrwlrInss. No a.
na'el' rnilsd Mabel Meredith. or Tho BnI s Of The
worm. I've sotIes are lsid IN ST. Peter.bnr, Jp
I"s we heign 81 The yrlupfuous Clthsune oTRYs.
~ O. nigh-bUw AID lovely EnrIf.b wyp,, r,.....
lk ondimmcd The lurire Of her rhqrscisr and ,t
" Auis'neni' ~ a Jissoiute court a. will p,,b,
Oy n' &c published % LJuI,n before Aou1sf"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

a Boston belle Of oiher dsy, A
arubed BY = modern writer "-Tre d4r..f -. - ~
qpisIisiy arrayed. The upper snd .uvsr o,,,
person united by . narrow rrbmus ,ausI
and hs oihsr half Of her fuck Expanding riss =,
open umbrella a'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

= HlNF-A young lsdy once hinied d, , -.,
dsman thsi her 'himbie rsf nearly worn ont 80
s'k'o Thai fsyyard she would receive fr bsr nj
au'fy ne made sn'nsf me neat Day BY sensins
her = nsv one. with The hIoyine liner.
Il send = hi'5's fr f1scp nimb,
which Z hope ell I'd When va t.
III - Jou bnE. Eifs hsifss ar-7e
@'@s hmi which yeg rye ~ % by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

The Aus,raii1H Chronicle r.sDf,,ps Tho r,.,
oom OF = Catholic missionary. the Rev Fatbsr Char.
o. ~ the natives Of he Wallis Islands m. "a,
hafhafou'ly murdered with sgeau aud clubs. by /,
party Of s1yags Zealors. who were rnrsu.oJ f5si bo
had converted The kiHg's son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

The Markets yesterday morning we're filed with
a Proiu'ion Of anweu fruits and vegetables. Gu.
enmhen' ne" potatoes. cherries, rsspberne,. string
beans aud eurrants ia SbunIance-alI for mer,
song.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

DfED-on the 2sth inst =, 6 o'clock P-a
Mrs PuHASA LoUDrNBAcK. wife Of Cant. 4 N
Londerback.
w. The friends Of the family. and citizen. .,n-
orally. are respectfully invited 10 attend the fun.rl
rum her late residence at 10 O'Clock m. mornins
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

DCrIyUL CmLDREs-WcN. Me Rgsp. r.stt.
sing 90 . ilf1er I1 save duufuI rbili,sp a.,
,''fr's my hoy FIN. ~ 10y lhIs Cor ban. b.. 49,,
hHS no uhea I'm q gn. "'s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

COTTON IN lNDI I've learn from The Nash
''''e wing mat The Nltchfz Courier contains eI-
tracts from a leiiei of Nh. Thomas J. Flnnie. who.
ahoui two years asp, in Company with three other
Nl'ssissiPPtIns. embarked fur IudIa. for the purpose
81 engaging In The cultivation Of cotton. He is
settled II appears, on The banks of the JImna, a
hrhnch OF the Gangss. and has the control of a tract
oi land obtaining 5 500 acres, with a village of
%'uoO ihhahiianis. lie says he is just rs sure Of
making coii"n there as on the banks OF The M.ssis
S'pPi. Labor Is 81 cheap lhat cotton may be prodn.
ced at hall the cost Of its production in the United
Saies. The wages Of labo ing man is 81 O. per
month; nc furnishing his own subsistence With
The advantages Of favorable soil and climate, and
low wages. what ~ to prevent India from becoming
a formidable rival TO American Cotton in The Euro
Pean MARKET Mr. FInnIe $ 50 well convinced Of
"ha' can be done. that he intends To plant five hun
drcd acres ~ cotton on his own responsibility.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

W The girs, want god husbauds. Young men
want prudent and sweet tempered wives D1r5ir,
a"1 iaahiou1bie IaIIes. who screw their waist 40 r..
scmUlc q wasp, want c0miuJn sense.