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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
ROUSSEAU ANDLoRD ByRoN
BY DIR cfIAI-MErs


Thus 'far have we examined The ,I,ct,;,. ,,c -,
'gnhl Si"i doctrine whrh aiiinns that there - nm
original irnncncss To- sin az all mca nre sinners =
Thus principle is feeby felt and therefore f.. blv re-
o"g"Ized ny many eloquent cxpoun,er.; ,>bo ,y,nJ
'''''"'e "hlIeyH ihere were inrce cuuugh IA their
own power and pathetic appeals 10 sho,l M, ny Sc.
i'h'e7s' ana cruelty. anl fraud; apd who undertake.
to Tutor The species. nFaH from what they nnuse,,
~ dc'ardIsn We have seen how bitterly Tho,
lave heen disaPp United; aud how igiey p.ur.j out
his DIS appointment "a rhcIr disciples Rousseau
VS. one oi these writers. lie may be sand To hay,
lHJuicd Christianity; 'ut ir,ra Il, n,,,pr Of seu.ib
~ ani r'mancr e -eui f,r;. these NJ ucaIs vb,,I
We're 10 rrosl a wandering race ~ lIitu;iiyc nm,
tH'e lie pied al ElmPr via the ellis eft ID,
mort Ia'srIIuc md fascinating cl.lrcucr and i.,r,
we're NOT wanting tlI'sc d, p NorSia,l hmm a, a.,
Mol While he lived; and after dca h lI,.le ,I.,;,,
's' 20 ~, l"fnh. Ia thought he had swn IA.
'cedS 81 great in"ini revolution; hut even Rom.
,'an AIm'~ti lived long emo g, n mourn over tL.
failure oi las own scheme; aud IN ms ,ri,rcmap
vas h'h'i 10 r''"' IN" hum ,niiy ne hal rloize
D, Sin'n" 90 remark h'', ere he chrscd lis ,arr,
'' nr'"H-o SICK OF ~ rid hn had yrnly alielsuicd
- r'iorhi auI The r'nJuu,s tie hrnihrr, n C Ia.
',cr''s, i"Tudy p""Iiurl that HE rac. va, irrn.
'a"v IaIuied with j~sasc!
WHAT tSpu-srau VAS 81 prose- Tprl Z. rtr, yyq- n,
i""irv n" TIA! he attempted T., rrt,ru ,,,,II 90.
which he srl! IN sr'ats, huI ~ The deem ,rri.i, a.,
heart which dcsp Iirrd uf ii-nni GA, uc,,r,t q,
us "ng"di"css; fr u l. that which rls G,rI In.
bitterness "i his adigmiiuns Bat he .nyy Inn th
Mho'c hcnd Nas sirk. AMI the wiule heart f,ip,.'
hn' It' denty virus b al totally pcrv..l,d il: and
nc gave hack 10 the world. frnm his own hrens, n
effected image of fhe cu4t whi,., hal Troubled and
"eiomrd ~. We should nave liked 10 see him lei
90 ihe sc'nrrc If this moral pisca,c; fnr Ih,ngh hid
under veil O." apparent mysticism IL would seem n,
It. ~ ihis VIII and lrcnzrd career. his imagination
caught GLIMPSE Of that, which he never thorough.
~ undersrpod.
"OH life IS Elise nature; It's not in
To" harmony Of things, It's hard decree
ThI- unnrdicablr Iami ofsin
Ihls h'nndlcss upas. HAS all busting tree
Wh-c root - earth; whDse leaves and hmm
rhcs he
Tho skics, which ram their pl,rucs n, roo,
Ike dew
Disease death, bondage oil the woes we
sec,
hhd worse, the wors sec MT; which thrill
through
III unavoidable soul with haart oches ever
nav
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
Coresnsndsnea nf III Cnrri.r-

Philadelphia, April ! IS p w.
Transactions at 'he Exchange ,ard wore quite
limited 5000 s. Bank notes cold o. IS PEI
cent discounts . 800 Pennsylvania S. 1859 and
64. at 80; 5 shares Reading Rlirold. nj Isl: /
do ~ B1nk Of Kentucky, So q. S. Blnk closed =
z 3; North America Bank. l5g. Ph,laIclphia az
o. 49, Camden & Amboy Railroad CO asked. VIII
mngton Railroad III q III; Reading Railroad 7 "a a
- Country Relief Notes - 5 per cent. disc't
EVchange on New YORK. nod Boston The same "a
yesterday
Our whaf'es wear a lively appearance, from tie
nsfu5or Of vessels tlli are hauling boo 10 tho whlr.
Vos. and she activity on board ihu-e unloading
o. The whlrvgs--must Of thcm have COME I1
within few dIu, and many been kept will
ihsif matches cJsl 1l account Of unuy1ri5lo wealth
or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

CpkE FOR SCALDS OR BURNS-The E,llo,,.
or burns: " N
Iake sont from chimney where wood 4, b,,n.
CO. rub 1t line. and mix part sool 10 three n.,-
or nearly 50 "l h''es larl fresh butter or any t;nI
OF i'e-h grease TINT IS salied sp,oa this ON lie.
'h or muslin or any cotton cloth for easier or n,.,,
perfect adaptation In very extensive burns or s,plds
'' ''"'" sh"nhI he torn into STRIPS bciere putiiny
over lh1 scald. Let the remedy bo frc.Iy a., go,
sPf"ed ~ ~ To perfectly sever all tho burnt r,,
" ohef application - required unIl the raiient
vi except 10 nPPiy fresh applications OF the 500,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

EIonEfsLAND AFFAIRS lin ,irrs. ~ ,..
'1'I.ry conferred upon h.m by thc Geusral ..-,.
1.Ti Dos Errs.'cIry % IverIyr kus. sage-4I -.
ag7 appointed tbrso oi p1r most eminent rf.,..,
s1H. "fwUIs E-q the Hs1 John Hro.r. .,...
cod L.su Z Potter. E-l o. lr1caoi OBJ V..t...,,.
i'r i'e r1Eluse ui representing fY lIa pra..r,, +.
me lH..'I >Hfrs mscrIucaI situation .f ..- ...,.
riIl.rs aui iu invoking b.s1.I iu srrt5la.r.y rr.
sting government of fiicsr1ie Hra.u.f 4Ir ,,,..-.-
% overthrow irby "l1mr-Hr violence. .rI... ,I...
gentlemen I0rrp'ci a- appointment ,,,r,. ,t..t
'hes ".Ia HlIYrsd hy GusemH Kmg. 4r. ,,.r.
H1Hr1c.5'rg +s.ry. proceeded o. flo salf ur -.
m-i W.. lre happy to Learn 'lltfila $500.
'e GOV, DO h'r r'crlFeif0re' r. Tho r....,....
.'.'.' '. Poe m.''i'u orc of ,ae.u1g su..r D..
''" "'.'. 'asf 'iits aDs.Hess. 90 .l.s., l.. 49,.
on H."N .'c '11 lgec1rHus OBJ disclose r. ......
"H..a. 'r Obj. r1urrc ola il, 1r two e..H...r.....
coy 'ra'I aa.i1 la au'hcr.r form ul. .5ft..
m1Ys m tIs mr1rfIEr. he a.sIrss fsrr Old. ....
E''g,Hm.I vii Do s1st1r1ri. cod rI1f ..s 49,.
OF Executive a.N r1, -efIsa. rlrrsea, 3D.. ..
.ou may demand hs Interpolation. t,f.t co. II
constitutional TJngf fu project H.r -.l.. ....
I3H... .f-. E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

II was jiliripus rrsol,iiter,,,C, ~ no., -,
~ NEST pleasing compliment Ia, al, : -, -,
oe'hy ieNcd iy ifIcud What lc ini-.i.I ., ia, -
ms gr'S'hv repl' ~ intend to prentice them l.,
'i''r excellent m'ihcr That q cy may lear, the arr
"i "nTfoNn; Iinri and &c fitted IT, becrnc. Ike h.,
"''e'' ""'hrf, head :! families aud ,t.erni mem.
''' 20 'o''e'y Equally just, pUt bitterly p,uiul
was the rgIark cf the ili,l,s,vy l,,,. n,nJ =,
ihorg''i!es-, Irc.sy slnrieur IN !. b-rd,,.a 49,
NY girls are TO have chung ct growing a., s..
''' M '"ins n'cr musl Dc syi OnI OF l.e va, of
'h-ir SnJihsrs rxgu,l. ~ "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

STEVENS FLOATING BATTERY RI.
house ~ Committee, wc arc gind 10 see b,yo r,,,
CURED with ne Senate IN making az apr ,ifinton
OF s2JOOOp for building Floating Butter, Of ,ro,
intended Tor tho defence Of The II,rtour of NJ,
York. w"
Tho steamer " 10 he shot and she'll rro,e ,lo o.,
sine mt propcilfg aPplraius are 10 be 40 Dlarol
Inst The latter shall be submerged. and fine vb,lo
engine our oi The wayof sbot rom The vcssI 90.
enemy Her guns 20 be large and 10 be nd,pfed a.,
pom shoi and s'iali and her burden moi les tb,r
l0OO tons Mr. Stevens vessel. avs the ropor,
wm,h has been made n Csngrcss ON ibf, si,sies,
VIII poesess many advanfagrs She will s,,,r.I,
present vulnerable nnt 10 The Gre ofthe cpem.
While those cOnstu'icd on The old mefla-l b,,o' /,
large surioce exposed. The hull beia- how. ,y;,
cause u dhiruli lo ht her; whereas the o, stride,
o. aseV'niy-i0ur viii make her a fair mark BEING
able 20 approach " iihnn point blank shot sb, c,,
iTe ehes md grape shit into the large port bl. f
her antagonist, vhh terrific effect The tI,ict,..
OF her huIw'rks only (4l ipches) will make n vc,,
small opening or the gun necessary. and tbis 81, a.
hc eii"ciudily protected ~ drop curtain ,r A.,
same material q the sIdos uf The ship; so that h.
lf"ih' her men will be hardly exposed o. DANCE, -
ahe WI combine al The advantages n n shin and
hauefy' being frafing iron i0r aud having a.,
'HaI T1His exposed, snch rs spans, s1iIs. Ee s,.
VIII lie free from incidents lhon, winch ,n,urc,..
render vessel unmlnageabIe Hollow s,.f pr g.clr
WI burst 90 pieces against jho wallis nfbs ste,ros,
winch % made nf wood. they would rensfrste. a.,
ing o. mn'h d1maes es round tlYt. anI n f,ey -,
p.,dsd murh m0ic.-tN Y. E4pross
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

mere was great hog AI.ling ia Grnev. earn.
2" 10, lest week. a corrc, yuP,leHt of the Anr,,,
e'u'''-l S'ys The l"g weighed alive los t-upd,,
,oio POUNDS. the le'g,h from Iiir r,.t
eight inches, height. three feet. and n,,,. ,7 s''I
s''"' 'eN'n iee' and nine inrbes The ago of m.
n"s wan : years nrid ] Inunrhs The si,,vh,,r.
r's oi 'his great animal was performed IN ,r,s,,
ne mannor' The officers at Ihe day were C.,, Ct
uAoa'H, in'c'hal, Eiihu Slocum. Il butcher. r. y
hins : do and tea ASSISTANT l,ur,h,rs
His supposed there were 400 ncr,,u, n,s..,, 49,,
the uCUaSIpa Def AIp " v"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

IMPORTANT II TRUE-rhc Crescent CT
~ vac l'' u''' has q iO.ts,r?t which run ihu.,
Ihe f'hs l.sh steamer Aberdeen arrived about un,
"'"' 's' TT" iia'Nna 4 svnllcm who came
ia'senscr hrirs' iInp.rtaui news"
Fanny tl-'ler came ~ u lrl,sru- =. having c.c,,
Ell ." mule eH'fe. She lie. refused IT, ol,,y f,c o..
or'' o'oers and ne had s3.s caliarfry, s- C,s,..
ordered The arrest ui IA" drvmu Fanny. All L.,
nTir'he, carriage uId horses together vi,b N,
"Yr"'' her secretary oicg ,iou Il into tho han /,
~ The IyrinnIchl envcmlr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

THE 'fbsrON CLOTH sALE-wih ,ss1d
.' 'Hf elo, NHIrh wlfpl Amsrcan Clutfs. uis 49,
Dos rem1ra. tI1i 30 illustrates ihros hels
That ih0 t1I 'si.c mluuiariurcr rpn eluya.s
N.f1 'ho frelrucr. BOO hir rsrkat
That he s,nfleurr OF buyer boz American
goods hls iD,fc1rei,si Isl now Do give Thorn a pro
ier6uer
rIu n1thr- + 15 .5el bit % fair sprrias Huiy.
which sIrii o.. .I.'s-.st. % proyrlt ma fire,yn
ecu'. lul n.n.I..s.s. G.r 1r|iH. us .,.r. f...
nau.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

NrfrHs fu-I 3IH
Tss Corhcri8nI commenced FILLING slowly YEA.
tsrhy-lb5af So fsoi on firpe.i sapi.s There DO
B8i l.llo animation in 'hs ptoiucs trade. Tobacco
yesterday brought c,l.ssI 4 fo Il .sec1Hd,. 2 o
so ADD ldr..l 3 o. 3 5J--14f hua os.ey, aa-ar
erldesoHri1-. Cotton d1Tf 8 % &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

We arc informed That the re uC Ncv,rln rofss
is the quota Of the public land fund has done the
Work ior him m Tyler county. We IRE infpracd
'hai they are not nlal pleased with Via; matrcr ud
VII 90 ior ClnphoIl with hi,hcro uuequalleI
strength al thu, is wanted now j, ihat ONO roun-
'y should do her duty. Lot every nan come out.
a"i Cafnphe!l's mlj.riry will 10, be less than tlres
hundred
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

We take ,nsijr-a L. ,lgs,prs in ,,.,,t;,., ~,
','"Mi"a rnsilI"e Of strict hnnrEy IN poor Yn,.
.''h ~ "'neh has i7E ucrurrrI +, This civ ~,
h''c I'' several d'S pat advertise .rgr .-m IL
n'h',r' which ~" lott belonging II NJ ,.,r. Clark
am > ''Nrl uI Br,rl~ay. the IN ,ne, na. G,inJ ~
"' sn''l "y " ry nnmrd Con Herbert "a ma.
i"N'rP cot where hi- parents Hrc residing
~ 'c'ef OF penny papers. Ito took what he
had fund, in ~ ignor,nce via, !, van, i, M, 90,
~ J's'ph Hughes day ialnrcr who has mr.,
og' ~ employ i"r SIT weeks. nnI aim ST ia wan,
" INC hecsssari's Of life. Now outstanding Ia,
'""'ey h1s been returned To- The .uNue,, prcc,..I,
n 1t VAS iUund-.N J Cosri-y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

pursuance % 20 deed of Trust nsfo by p,.t..,
- t''i' aai vito tonne bow 1i rsslsl ,a 49,.
~. ~ D.' county. siI... To-, Toe ~, I,g 81
NI'} -. 81 Do t..u lia..s or Clio lop1tg. .si,
- r''.., quo, i'f r.'iy money. OBJ house Ell H.,
d" ia' 80 i3l. n tir .il.tI8r., H.. ,,,,
1t .a.. "1r .y rl..'Hc a. LG
HiIINr TrNpT rTgv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
PTDLIC NIIrrINc-

On MONDAY evening. t,o 25,h INST. a public
meeting will be held aithc City Hail. a, which
tine Dr. c.,ANPBELL will udJress the citizen,
~ ths subject OF the tariff aud ear homo policy
Mr. Ncwmln q any ficnj Ut blsis invited 10 a.
tend
Wheeling. April II. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

To Slmucl j. Crihcrs. ia. Ete-,,,,. i, -
WI and testament Of John Coihsrs. Jcecass.i
'h h--..g ogininod rummps On O., rlLs The
- deposition 81 Th0mas NJ Arnsr. a a, -. '''
~ 90 10 suii 10 Chancofy depending in ~, ~. -
IouH Of Law and Chourrrs inr ono count. 81
STATE Oi Virginia, whe5ciuuo afs pliiuf,g.
and oihc" arc defendants. srI you ppt 80. ~.
N'.hin lhis Commonwealth. and having 300 ai,o-pcg
90 TACT within ihe same % "a 'irn natirs gff.t,, III
m'd few1aiiiop can l'e given NO now p-tf.l g
your munaiipn. thIi iiic fald witness Will 49,.
aminci on Ihe ls.h Day o! My. 1872 I.t,y..,. -
hDurs Of O'Clock 900 Zoe morning aud .un.s, ~ ~,
90 iho Stale OF Mary lauI 1ri h. Jr1..,f.... -
Them nnI there u.ou DOB fls su.t l6,re,, c..,
Purp1so ct beng ro1d ls oyiJsure horein n -.
ever. tom any cause fbc taking aT .sfI l.-..,..-
shall not ho completed uH tho dly lr,re.,J m. =.
=, h'.s =, voc .''1' vii BE- sd1Hruej ir,a time q,
@ mc until said deposition shall boz r,,ai,..t W
1uurs. 90
"P1'- I'm SEWELL a. BATgurv
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GRAND CONCER =

hnSN9 brown & HAMMOND bog ~ m.
~ mo'cs 70 me citizens Of Wheeling. that ~,
ON wednesday evening. Ihcir c,,n,s,, ,,,,,'Sy, 80.
''piy take place until Friday evening Inc % -.
"hen hey viii CRAFTY The lovers of - So.
wan song' Ducts So with pinra f,r,.
'ne"' by Mr. Ilnmnond. For pari,euI,t.
I,n'; Admission Us coats Tickets TO be- b,d a.
the NirgiHia and y. Hotels " W "'u ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

We perceive that The editor Of Tho BALTIMORE A.
mercon IS slightly affected with the Alouonsahela
'iact"aier humbug We hope be VIII soon get
over H. D. Il on awful disease
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

WONDERFUL CANINE PERSEVERANCE,
Ieier if"m Troy. VI which is published IN The PAT
Wioi' gives nm account Of nm extraordinary ci,cnn
stance which lately occurred iu that place a mai,
81 1""nds belonging io a Sir IIryvard. went in apr
sui Ut fox which they Ch1sed MANY miles ooJ a.,
Il ne bad -cnchci his home. and run MIN hi. t,,
fonsh ~ tho earth. OIr of Inc dl,s followed 49,.
INTO his whole near thirty feet when he come r., ,
large FOOT which crossed The hole; md while ne wa.
snawins NJ The ROOT sone fell behiBl hin, ,pJ
prevented his retreat The other dog remained
wiiing outside iJr eight days when no was Jisco,.
cred by some penplo WIN were passing nca, and
were attracted TO the place ny faiat howl Vybon
me Dug saw HON. he ran 70 meet them and ,ctyro
cd using every enlcnvor ~ hasten Them 10 tine so,,
They suspected hov tho aiTiir stood. a,,l inc p,
per tolls commenced digging. while tho DOC f,y bs
hf'i limo inr eight days. ran hpmr 70 procu,e 70.
freshmen, nnd Immediately returned 10 seo I'M, 70.
suit The other deg was liberated. AMI tho .,,,,,
manifested great JOY % seeing each other M
hole being cleared. he now recruited doc y,.b.dI
in 20 bring Out the fo1 which was lp.,,g,ly -,
pied ~ both dogs ~ II ~ revenge. with al ,. ~
Cor OF ihc original chase. The vritsf mai s,.r a..
IJ' an" ihe dogs aHi gives insurance of tine ,,,rb
% TIC statement ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

The coFgnsr's inquest summoned iglu ;hc haIio-
Of those killed by ho explosion vftac steamer Me-
d'rn, AT Baltimore, gave tAg following verdict:
vERDiCT.-Tnc jury of rargr-r b., III, c,sc ,c
tho death of John i. Dom, lav.ry summoned u,Dg
witnesses who Were on board lHe -taau boat Ne.
dora al tho lime o the cyq.0.iDa Of hcs boiler. and
havins asccr'ainei lha' ita decreased was nn hoard
81 .ai steamboat af'or ,aa was lluleI u4t OF dock
nnl hsyinS examined also ihrs1 who assisted In IN.
h'@ h'm ont of the water, have 1-rCod that b.
'IAc 10 hrs death by injuries sustained by The OK
P'.''ni and from The evidence 5ei1rc Them oro Of
"p"i5h That the accident was occlsUuaI by rli inc
iA- steam too high .aud greatly above The ,aryc I'M.
tented 70 be used 30 the ordinary us...oI said ma,
'"ncry on h1lri Of said steamboat Whether ib..
WIS owing 10 clrrlcssa,ss pr o. lmpcrias with rl,e
'''e'y valve, rHe Jury rluunl undertake. Ia say.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
NC. GOoB.
a TTOR W IA T-LAIY
Main street. Ubs,I,,o T..

AN lLL attend TO J. Wilson, bnii,,es. 90, u,
w Tnpicy d"rng his absence NJ Sr,,n,',,,
rer'os wishing 10 apply would DO well 4, coli j.,
" =, Dyy' ~. Goneral Assignee IN B.nkrps,
Office on Main street. Wheeling ao5t. 80. ,'S''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

DiEO.Lfe.ierday morning, Mrs. Alalilln svb,.
consort ofG. W. Sights. gus
me inneral will lake place nis afternoon =, a
O'Clock from their Ecshience on Main ,t,,,,--,,o
IIeidS 81 the family arc invited T., ou,,J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
wRnuGxa E&.

THURSDAY, APRIL ~. Isis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

HEDGEIOGS-One oCIhe nost iu,eres,f,. ia,
~ ne natural history Of The hedgehog is that an.
nounced ~ 1881 by NJ Lenz. and which - -
confirmed BY Professor auckland That il. fb,t he
most violent enImal pOlsons have no efE.ct u,,n \,
u icl winch renders u Of peculiar value in for.
es's' where % appears TO destroy n great numb., y,
.oA'ohs reptiles. M Lenz says that be had in has
mouse a female hedgehog, winch he had kest IN I.
large box, which soon became very mid and 6niI-
or. lie oiten put into tho box some adde's ,,L,,L
! attaches with ayidty. seized Them indrH. renty
ny TIC head the body or The tail. and AL NJ,
appesf alarmed or embarrassed NhPs tEsy c,i.
!to themselves around her body. On one ,rc,..o
W LEM witnessed a fight between the heJ,o g..
ana 2 viper. When The hedgehog came near ,oJ
snleileu me snake, for with lhuss animals the so,so
- gu, - 'eY obiuse, she seized II by the hoad
ahu held q last bcta cen her teeth, but ,y,tbor, a.,
peAIing 10 DO % much harm; for having gi.e,,..It
is mead u assumed a furious and monscinr su,,n,I.
ana hi'.ing V~ehemeniiy inflicted several sever h,tc.
on 'he hedgehog. The lmle animal. boseys, 40
DOT recoil from The bIes ofhe viper. or iuJo.J go
20 care much about them.
~ last when The reptile was fatirued by a, oc
iorts' she again seized q by The head. which ~.
s'yuno Dt'"een her ioeih COMPRISING Tho ianrs
~ s'ano, o. Pgison' aud then dcvourng every p,r
OF inc body. NJ Lem says that b1uIes of tbt. s,,t
''u'fsu ~ Toe presence Of many pcrsgus:,rJ anna.
Hmes Tho hedgehog has received eight o., t.,
"onhoS on The ear, Tho rnout. and even an
ne tongue without appearing 10 experience any
!, ne ordinary Vmptoms Produced Jy The venom
= ne 'lPeE Neither herself nor The yourg she
vas sueHIing seemed 10 suffer from &c. This ob,or
''on agfecs with that Of Pallas. who assures ps
y we hedgehog can eat abDut 100 csnrsardes
-. 'peh9ncing any ol Tie effects which the
'neh ln"ardIy produces on men. dogs and
- p German physician. who made the b.Jysb,,
g'Isel OF study. give 10 q Strong lose Of
l''u' ~ arserio. Df0p um, and of r,,,,.,y,
sugima'e' Done oi which drJ % any b,rw ma.
hcagehog ~ is natural slate only feed, a.
: Pp'es and other ifults, when 30 cen get r,u,igg
lNe' DeUer Is ordinary food consists of gos,.
Jug 7nans' ifogs addsra and someuue, raj. nd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
From he baltimore American aud Sun.
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

ARRIVAL OF The ACADIA.
BY the Good Intent Stage Company We received
tins morning the news by the Acadia, Is days Ia.
ter from Europe.
AHcmPt at he iJe Of ne QuceH.--As soon al the
rePrieve Of the convict Francis who attempted to
take the Queens life sometime since was known.
another attempt was made Of a similar character
with that Of Francis. a deformed youth approach.
ed the Greens carriage in The Park and snapped
an old pistol a, her. Il did not go of. and from ap.
Pearances could not have been forced to shoot.
The pistol was taken from hs hand and he taken
to the prlice.
The Income Tax, aud new Tariff bill, had both
pasICd Parliament.
The ratification of the treaties between Great
Brian and Texas, were exchanged on the 2Slh Of
June, by Lord Aberdeen aud the Hon. Ashbel
Smith.
In England, the great manufacturing and com.
nercial distress continues To exist. hut mos, veil
disposed parties seem inclined 10 trace this Ia the
ovcroreanve power OF machinery, than TO any other
cause.
A formal notice hid been given TO Col. Burnett,
by The Pacha OF Egypt, that the trade of the ueII
cotton ciops would be free, nnd all would be al
liberty to purchase II Throughout Egypt.
The accounts fran all parts of The country re
'pecling The progress Of the harvest are OF the mosl
cheering Description.
FRANCE
The Paris papers are devoted almost exclusively
to the eleciius.
success in the Prryinces adjnining Algiers. Tn,
last is dated Jane %.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Indian Mail arrived AT Marseilles on the 29I
oi June. Gen Pollock had joined SIR r Sale at Jel
lalahad. lie was To march un Cnhui as snou as h,
was Joined by Colonel BJulIon. General Euelan,
had re united troops, forced The passes, and joine,
General Mott al Canadian.
The death ct Shah SooJah. is also c%onfrmed; a,
fell by the hand el Zemsun Khan. brother To Dos
Mohammed. The mot satisfactory in:elligenc,
has been received Of the Cnbul prisoners; Gen ii
phinsionc died on The 23J of April.
The destruction oflhe garrison al Ghuznee j. con
hrmed. There, as in the case OF Cnhul, the Ghu
ze's' apparently without orders, attacked Ihe rTonp,
and a iughtiul slaughter enSued. AhoHl 100 onl,
"i Tho scPoys are supposed 10 have escaped.
The accounts from China arc interesting. On N,
lojh Of March The Chinese, 10000 or II 900 slrun;
IHed 10 Tei"ke NingpOo, while another force attack
el C~hinghae. In both Instances they were repul.
ed with considerable luts.
Ihd MandariEs also contemplated an atcmp
upon Chusan FIR which purpose they had COLLECTED
a considerable force ia The Island of Taisam.
The state Of The trade at Canton had improved
many sales have been effected during the latter par
Of the month Of March. Opium was sold at ver
'Ow rates.
PORTUGAL
We have advices from Lisbon 10 the 9th OF June
NeiHier the slave Imde uOi fe CONNIE cal tTear
were signed.
TIE EAST.
We have letters from Alexandria Of the 2Slh o
Jnne.
IL was reported that Mehemir Ali had offered !,
ihe Forte to send seven regiments OF the limo Il
assist IN dIsarming the Syrian mouniaineers.