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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

NJ my rumors being abroad of expected
changes in the Presidents Cabinet, we fee
IT to be our duty TO state, as we are able to
do, that no changes in the Offices of Heals
of Departments are likely to take ace
before or during The approaching session
of Congre :: aud ~ha ever changes may
alter that time occur (f any will he in
the spirit of most friendly relation between
the President and all the present Heads ol
Departments. -MddisOnidR.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

There is simple beauty and tenderness
N the following lines, copied from the
Saturday Courier, that we have seldom
seen excelled:
THE UNCONSCIOUS ORPHAN.
mother, have found tear
In your eye! How came it there?
more are comng---now they chase
One another down your face.
How l feel your bosom heave.
what does make you sob and grieve!
Let me W pc your tears away.
Or | cannot go and play.
Why is father sleeping SO.
Put ME down and let me CO.
Let me go where can stand
Near enough TO reach his hand;
Why, it feels as stiff and cold,
AS piece of ice to hold:
Lift me up to kiss his cheek,
Then, perhaps he'll wake and speak.
Mother! o! it isn't he,
For he will not look at me!
Father had mt cheeks so white
See, the lips are fastened tight.
Father always spake and smiled,
Calling me his "darling child"
He would give and ask kiss
When | came-But who is this!
If tits father, has he done
Speaking to his darling one!
Will he never, never more
Know and love me as before;
Could he hear what we have said,
Tel! me, what is being dead!
o! he doesn't breathe breath!
Mother, what's the cause of death!
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

We would again call the attention of our
friends to the advertisement of Mr. Tain
tor, in another column. A specimen Of
his Mills can be seen at the plantation OF
II. F. Bennett, Esq.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

ODD FELLowS.-The Roman Pontiff
has issued proclamation that mo pers n
b longing 10 the order of odd fellows"
shall receive the benefit of dissolution with
cut renouncing his connection with that
society. WoOIriH Republican.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

Bishop Andrers, of Georgia, will preach
in Sharon, .op tomorrow at III O'Clock,
A. nj.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

"You be ddri.'d," as the Irishman said,
when he looked aud saw a hole in his
stocking,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-10

The Mississippian states that Governor
Tucker arrived at Jackson on the 9th inst
in good health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
PROCESSION

ey virtue Of a resolution Of the Washington Iem.
Psranee S'cieiy Of Wheeling and IN nccordancc
with the will nf the committee ofarrangemrnrs an
pointing me Chief ala rshal of the Temperance prn
cessi"n 10 take place on Tuesday n.I,. l7Ih NAV
hereby determine and mike kr,own this the orIcr
Of procession by aud with The consent Of The ss,s
liant MarshaIs
The procession will form on Main a. with the
right opposite WIN Beymers Tenn peranCe Hotel al
IL O'clock precisely
I. The old Wheeling Total Abstinence s,c.e,y
headed by its officers with banners
2 The Band
2 The neIghbOring societies as The Mar,hal may
direct.
& The Young Mems S 'eisry Of Wheeling head
I'd BY ir' officers with banner
5. The Washington Temperance spcirty %
Wheeling headed by its ofiren silh banner. and
badges,
6 The CT zsns anl friends of Temperance gen
ssliy srs respectfully invited To fall into ho real Of
The Washington Temperance Spciety
The Martha Washington s ,ciety Of Wheeling
and The ladies Of he different neghhorinr societies
will meet at she City Hall and 20 in procession the
nsnres, route to The Methodist Episcopal Church IN
shsrge ofono or more Mnrskals
The procession will move NJ half po.t o'clock
Mp Main 81 10 Warrington up Washington to Mar
keI down Market to Madison Up Mldi,on 70 Main.
down Man 10 Monrle. up Monroe 10 Fourth. down
Four.h 10 he Methodist church where they will
Be addressed bv persons selected Cor the occasion
The neighJoring Spciclies will adopt 81, h badges
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
TIE EXcuEoL-rR

We d. not hesitate 10 sav fhat even was there
tnH prospect that within the nett fur wears
nutonal bank would he Incorporated still the Er
shequer sh0r'd NJ once BE adopted ~ measure ~
temporary relief national hank. if chartered
'hi' month. could rot be PVT in operation IN los.
unas two years No n 10 r-pduce INV sensible Or
ieet IN The community The yrchcouer cauId loo
inside available m siI'v dave from the pls.are rC
the oil treating h. and could be wound M AN tho
snme period, II better plan should bp Devised
considered Them IN the light of n mere Temporary
erpcdienf - should unqscstionably be ndopled -
81 Louis BuLetir
The foregoing. ~ our judgment contains NJ STRONG
On argument a. we have seen ony where ~ behalf
Of The EE,hequer n congress would forthwith
take up md pass sOmo one II The propo-itions-if
not the Presidents LEI thcm sdo9t Mr. Tallmadgs's
or Nj Cosh'rE'. fot eithor y,lu da-thev would
perform lasting service 20 The coun'fy IN every
section Of he Union. re henr deep md solemn or
psais 10 The national legislature 10 d. something n
revive the dropping spirits 1rthe pcrple. hy en,c.
ing law 10 give them a curfcnry lh1t will p,s, in
." sections u The republic. The freercn the
na'on are looking with great anxiety 70 our mem.
beT ofC7ngfsH. Who alone have the ra,,-, O., rs.
hHve ihsrn. and ibey will not he snfr.i.i unless
hey come Immediately ~ their rescue
Many desire tho experiment u he mads " .,b tho
EreheqHer, who are opposed In a Blnk ofthc T..
States, snd wish 10 zee hov 90 will opcrare vh,r.
those who desire Bank ~ tho Trrsd S,7fc.
which csnnoi be- carried 81 preseui. might with
propritty 60 IN or The Efchsquer rrt iberr o,,,
favoriis measure IL The people should approve.
could 81 'nne fuiurs period hc brought again bsfrs
The national eouncis IN every light IN which The
subject presents iise'l ~ are clearly satisfied hai
ne ETeheqUer ought o he tried. sspscsalIy NJ ID
sin BE- wound up with rhs greatest ra,e no beuer
system Of currency sbonId be sdoprsJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

CONNEC UrC r,--'rhc Legislature oi Connse-
'c,t c'HSSuc. n New HiNen on "Wednesday. Sill
nan Whitman (OPVc, WAS chosen Sreekrr oi tiee
i"isr having received 3 votes. sgainst for VI
'u"y. (whig) and scattering. John c Palmer was
hoSen FrS, Clerk. having received ia votes.
gan,t - fer T. & IIerrck. aud l6 scattering -
Nalhan G. wIlcoI>On WIS chosen Second Clerk.
The Senate was o-gnnizsJ by the appointment of
The Hon Wm VI Burrall OF Canaan. PresItsnt pr0
en- anu + ! Aberne nv. CLERK.
l,ini committee having waited upon the Govern.
tEiisNorih) and informed him that ihs Legislu.
IRE was "rgnntsd and ready inr business. received
-, answer That he had ~, ccmm-n cation 10 m,ks
me TWO Houses Were un Thursday to proceed -
70 choice OF Governor. 1t Governor ,nd other State
nee'''Ino choice having having been effected by
he people
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT AND
REVIEW on TIE MkREt1,

FOR TINE wrTK ENDING FRIDAY F,Ex,S. AZ, 4
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE The r,te, ON th.
N"r'h continue the same ns last week. and No
lioIe checks and drafts un New and R,,.n ,ti,s
per reni discount; and in Phadsla,ia nj s pei
cent pre- MUM
CArrLE.-Thc uh rings Vt Beef Cattle n, H..
irove yards the week include about 600 mead all of
Which were sold at prices ranging from IS 50 10
$500 per Toe los IN quality.
HOIS.--Ahpui 600 head OF Lave Hog have been
n market THIS week, and sales have been making II
$50 n 81 - per 100 lbs ~ in qualify.
H'rdrd street IIsTr.--'rhc demand Ter Howard
81 ii'nr has been worry light during the week and
sales To limited eNtcH oaiy IRE making r,n, store,
II 50 % Tor good standard band. Rab The "a
cep's mi stocks On hand continue small m, ,,sc.
,n price. S. so
HHsIL--'Ihe sNlr, of poansylvania rcd.b,,.
been AT sl3i l.33. They are scarce aud ~ anl,.;
irt would comm NJ those rates - ,lav We uuo q
rrm god To- primo MI reds al 81 Is 81 per hu.
.he worry hIIle receiving. There wa. q sale 1t 70
~ co'd white wheat on We lncslav at 81 Is; ".
quote good 10 Priins al si.S0 l.i0 rcr bush.
e.
PROVISiONS.-we are ~; ADVISED Of sny me.
Of barre! provisions nni cou'iuno our last weeks
quotations which are the present asking prize, VIZ.
Mis-. Pork at IS. ditto half hsrrrl- NJ 81 81; No
NJ 81 $50 aud Pine at sc so; Mess Beef "a
IS .50i NJ, at Sc 50; Prim e at $3.50 and family
| Mess in half barrels at $3.50 There Ia. not beer
much demand Tor Bacon, bat considera Bile quaniir.
have been Or-ed upou ,hc market and sold at pr.
ces below our quotations. We noe sales of3i ,ssks
Western assOIcd Bacon under circumstances of IN >
Kind al 81 ceuis. and large parcel Of Sides aud
Shoulders ai ! cents
/ TOBACCO.-lho TOharcu market has heen yet,
active this week. The receipts have cen unusual
/ large. amounting To nearly ls00 hhd, aud = con.
siderable amour, has hcrn sent un shin boarI i-r
export In Europe. The Gcn1ni for the middlu 4
and better qualities OF Maryland has been ,r-..i,
throughout the woek, while the ron u,nn sni nf-rast
sorts have heen neglected. Price. Of nil deems
lions are very we'll maintained.
WdEoa Freichi,-ws r.niinue % auo,. =
Wheeling nj ST. 5 and H. Plu,hrrgh a, one 6,li.
per hnndred pounds by wagon, With but iule DON
for the rates To Prsburgh by the sevs al iransprr
la'un lines. VIC relrr ~ The advcrIsemcnN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
RnnIIE ISLAM

DTr's L'E''iatur". sliec aih n sn- h,n O. Al
poim Comm 80 'ners To- Pm 'ecd L. wtShi.,yi m nd
'urncl. to moe, IA Proyidene, o. the Gr,, Al .nday
in Juy,
They have not vet ATTEMPTED - take poses
sioa OF The Stale llouso sr the Records. or the Ar
senal
The Providence Journal of Thursday saws.
The steam ship Missouri now lying at Washing
tim. u under orders To- SAL two hours uuicc; hct
destination IS under-IIOd &, be for Newport an,
Providence
rSe caiirr r-eiTrcut, Of which the companies a.
ready alhvcd iot'a part il uudrr,I nd to he or.
dercd 10 Newport. Not the slightest doubt ca.
stsi ~ he disposition OF the Gener4l Government
10 maintain the Sac authIntics Tue letter from
the Secretary at wiN which We publishe. ycrier
day aud which w-s written not IA answer To A.,
inquiry. hut yalrnlHtiy. shpAs this. even neT,
there mot other evidence.
4 .eticr Ne hIve JOSH seen from Providence OF
YESTERDAY say;
VERY few of ihs iasnrssui party were T., he .eei
u the streets to-day. Duise ). Pearce had h-er
arrested and hulcj warrant W., out Tor G ~
Dirr but he hal not vet hrra found O.hcrs ala,
u u S,id. hal hsou arrested
Il W.. rsn,t.i thU 6 ~. Orr had lo.n aires
ted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

MOI long after The general peace. when all cla,-
se' OF English travellers. -arnsd snd. uniesrned 90
ished and unpublished, nockei 10 the cunttncu'. IN
search OF the classical anl the picturesque. one
those pilgrims met companion sIt,rng state o
w"inl DESPAIR, and apparently near The last ag"nics
bY the side at one 81 the mountain lakes oi SNi
rorisnd. With great aHSiciy bee enquired The cause
Oi bis suffering. o. said the latter, II was We
~ Il I and thirsty, anj Ip,k n large druight OF the
clear water Of the lake. and Thee .at down on ihi'
stone To- consult my gs,j~ book. To my n-un'sh-
uTeni, found there that TIC water Vt tbs lake wa
very I0isgHoGI Oh, sm u gone nIu-l d'nrk 50
much there u ~ hope tor me- feel q running
all overUe-l have only few minutes To live -
Remember me To-" Let TIE sc the guide
book !" SAID his TREND. Turning {, Jhe passage h."
iourd-"L'"1u ds lac est bicu rpIssoneuss Tho
wafer oi The lake abiuuds Ia fish. Is tibet she
ning of a.. Certainly. II never was better" SAL
the uytnt man. u'king Hp viii catp sa1nce tadI-
sni a. the sun a Gne M,y morning. Then eN-
teni ling his arm IA The LunghuyN style ,aere
mIscie' hecut scrits at colers over the gro-s
That would have done honor tuu \,strrs. What
would have bee me Oi you. said his freud, Il had
not met you 4 should have died II imperfect
knowledge OF the French language"
y r. Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

TIE EMPEROR NIcuOLAS.-The young and
lovely Brluces- ol llcsse Dlrm-tadt who has lately
m'rred the heir 10 lhe ihrune of all tho Ru-sias ~ rs
most ngreenhly surprised her arrival nj 81 Peters.
hursh 10y de"nie attention0r rather a spontaneous
eilnsion "i reol heartfelt kindness from her imre.
rial hiher-ln-iaw On hcng conducted 10 her
parimenis. she found Them completely furnished. p.
ven o. The most minute details of f1osto,ls ty- OF
sclly in h" stre Style The suif uf rooms ai Tho
Castle OF Dlrms'idi. 10 which he had laughed
way The arpy hour. Of ChrlIhord. On The drnW.
rg ro7m lnbIc was placed % small silver relL Tn,
Emrcrr requested the Princess 90 ifv whether tine
hell had the same sound that which she had nj
D1rm-indi The Princess shp,k the bell hen
suddenly The doors were thrown open. and aiI The
"d and faithful servants Co vhrm she b,d biI aIfep
md who she thought were th % BOZ the Castle st
DIrmSnd'. rushed and JyeIw hslmcd the Princes
"rh Their ncclnmat0rs ui Joy, 20 beIuz still ALLOW, ed
iu serve her whom they bad watched over from
he hour "i her birth. The young Prrccss WIS %.
'orc'mc win JoJ ful surpr-e. md poured fIrih To-
gi'w'Eg terms The expression Of her gratitude 60 her
nPcrH 'Iihcr-in-law.- L9idsq pgysr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
Pun Tftg TINES.
MAY DAY PARTY


-"s't 'hcetthg AHNftuic.
VIZ. Editor attended tho above party. by IN.
N"ai'on OF the Precc2lOr. and I must ackuuW &c
mat II was ihe splendid exhibition uf the kind
that have ever witnessed. TIE morning 1T Non.
Jay the p inst. unusually clustering f,r the seq
on -Ruch ruin FELL AMI It was unc5ralIrt.bly cold
80 much 50 IhitI was fearful u would no a iail.
are. Towards evening however the weather mo
lie S'cd and At ceased raiairg. Tno party. num-
'ering some twenty twenty I've len, iles dressed
IA white. preceded b. their Lady Hope" an the
Queen with a Gown Biarer" a. either SIDE
took their walk through several streets nr the CITY
Precisely at the appointed hour & oylocsl ,hey
marched into the sch,ol rom. IN r.g ,lIr ORDER Iul
he q Iecn nth her attendants asccnJrd intp a
neatly arranged bower erected especially Tor the
"cc','on. Oder being restored one OF The Gown
bearers mIle neat lr,le speech IA rhyme. ~ the
couclusioz Of which the crayNn VAS handed &c her
ny tho other bearer. which ~, placed on the head
IT the q ieeu; ,hs Nus followed ~ appropriate
-peeche, from the q iecn aud LrJy Hippo. alte,
which the Fl'ras sung god por.inn Of their 70.
vor'c wa Fio.S-r" ,o-g. rnis concluded the
r,' part ct the exercises; bat il Was repeated at the
solicitation OF me audsnre
Ahou',hre quarters OF an hour were rhen spent
Ay he party Ia singing appropriate songs. mos, OF
which they had learned la a f,,S evenings rchsar
al. under the Instructions vi their preceplor Nj
MacIauC.
The audience. which at moderate c,lculsirrr
rust have Numbered near four hundred pcr.aus
after h'vius been agrecably entertained cor some.
hing more than an hour. gradually dispersed ailer
which those who remained. with lhc scholars, par
took OF sumpiupus supply oCsweel things. and
ether "nirk nackI" procured through the hbcralit,
OF the scholar, of the schrol The remainder Of a.,
evening until 10 o'clock was spent in innocent =
musemenr; nithll hrur N, cnurc com ,any. higal,
delighted rerirrd to lhe'r homes.
prominent feature ia the exercises 9th eve
mug was the Ps.rsei ORDER whirh characterised hos
~h" were actively engaged IA ~ Tni- learn
hpw"ver, Ist feature which ~ cluscly AMI dliI
Observed IA the scIoDl. b. the way singing. 10 re-
sGlary pr,cI sed least one afternoon ia the GO
- his school and IA, great interest of the parry il
mainly attributable 10 tins cause. which, il peculin
% tins school believe Singing Is an accomplish
ment OF great rmTOrtIuCe To the female sex plrtic
u'hrly, aud ny opinion IS lha, ii should he made 4
mart of the early education OF At least the wcake
ser Both males and fe males m1niic,l much int
rect IN the singing exercise ia the school.
PATRON OF THE SCHOOL.
Sttth n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

OH social disuity-~ilhoui shqpence. oven "a
oept ihii ail-,nwctIul elolu-nce Which deals With.
run 'i"nc' these are the instruments which that
ip"er whatever u may I've. which set ia IN iIun
hls great cause. "eip'oycd In rs achievement
Iha' 1t will 81 IN, gentlemen. do no, permit
myself To do1bt Is final and complete success,
could ami would not ast,piSh me more tb,n ib,,
Which has already happened. ! kn,S TIA, IN.
temperance cans- his yet vast DIN .ulie- To- n.
counter know that the Temperance c4us- has yet
10 gfISple with m'si serious opp si,ion. aud fear
'he mns' bitter hostility. u has 10 encounter moi
reason MT Truth; not a-gumeni; hst u has 10 en-.
counter Ieen@'ary INTEREST," and. that Which i. IN IRE
t"'eh' MN 'Ei j'hl'shsd aHI invs,cri,e hahns--
known 10y The name OF fashion, and OF e-g ,nec and
pleasure IL has ali this to enros ,r,r nd the Je,th
srapPle IA winch u = 10 Close At az, 4, 40, vet
come Or.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

BOSTON NISCELLANY.-we have received
hs May number OF d,is magazine Tn. ernh,l-
lsrn~o', as the old Oakcn Bucket. by Agate. IT,
Illustrated ~ rspuhcatirn ~ W uoJ vor,l." heau.
tiful noen Of thai name; Ma ron inviting the Brush
officer 10 dinner and the capture OF Mayor Andre.
the two last executed N a style of nentnc-s anil
beauty we have rnrOIy Seen equnlIcd. Its contents
and typographical execution are credrnble to M.
snsrprisnE publishers aud the work is VIC II deser-
wing Of popular favor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

Mr. ID tori said ~ scriprure that ~, 49,,
that Which goeih into The mouth. but that which
o''ne'h out which dehleih the man. We know not
Wheeler The remark viii properly apply 10 ~ poor
hydrauis Of Wheeling o. not; bot if 10 does We ore
90 bad fI ior future prsssyUaf.oa. We have NJ
any Iat'. pride that .nduccs sshen practicable
o. be useful IN those WHO apply 10 us or relief In
ih'se dusty 'fqcs particularly o. wo ere cold water
i"'k' We therefore respectfully apply 10 Tie ciry
suih'uIe' Go direct heir attention or p few mo.
mems ir'la ibe important subject of IIceusrng doc.
geues and 'rud some oue 90 clean us ort. lb,gb,g,
ihai We mv di'-orgs hereafter, when called upau
ihe pure liquid sooh as Adam drank. without ,u.
miuufs' MANY HYIRANIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

20 PER CENT TARIFF.-Therc are many
~eil meaning but tot informed people who profcs. .
Willingness To aT'rJ iHeideH.II prolerrroo AMI e..
'our"grm' NJ 10 Home Industry. Iur who contend
maj horizontal. uniform duty oi % per cent on al
'mpoTiaIi"ns Will do H. To Ih.s cls.s We would
address few facts
The article OF Paper 10 one ofIhe most cI'ensiy {,
7Hd important of all our Manufacture alter thn-s nt
wool Cpiion aud ron. The capital inv e-ted IN /,
- SiI'een Millions; The annual producer about The
,an"' INC number "l men directly employed ~ u -
rive Thousand. The whole number Of persnr> sup
poried by II is probably over Fifty Thousand Now
Paper - dcarer here Than Europe; mainly because
rags are twice ~ high here there. Tn, mum Der
~ feadersIs 50 small IN Europe that the rage are
not all wanted for paper, aud are drug Shtlc here
ne consumption 81 paper exceeds Ihe supply of rags
ahd we imTou large qunnu Ies VI lhrn The aver
7ge price OF Of paper here u doubtless less than II
nur manufacturers were broken down auI nur " hole
supply imported; yet under a horiz,uial 30 per cent
arm chuiner"us quautI.I's would he poured ~ upon
~ respectfully ir'n France whore the price -! papcr
- ."NeF than here. anil ali great manufacturers
would be overwhelmed 90 ore common rum
WHAT! sys Free Trader; cant they stand win
~ per ceut, PrO'rciIuuY NV cool SIR will Won
not see that horz ,nial dury gives Them mo- ProeI,,
Whatever There Is a duly Of 20 per cent nn Pr
per, q - true; bat there Is asp a duty of 20 per
"n Rags and oher materials, while ihc domestic ar.-
,ie - twice os h'gn ns the foreigner has 10 p-y-
~ ONES words The American Puprr-mnhcr will pay
~ much duty ON hi s,c, the foreigner will nav
On his paper. aud then have to pay workman dol
'sr n day While his European uvsi pay twenty We
cents. The result = inevitable ruin-tho 20 per
cent horzInlal duty u1rding 10 protection " haiev
Or
The principle here Illustrated npplics with moro
"r less er1cness o. The manufacture Of Has - of.
and Shoes Refined Sugar. md q large proportion al
our domestic product, They can be saved from de.
'l'nc'on toy Jndirious Discriminating TauH and
that only ] Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
HIGH VATFu

w tuesday last. The waters N Ibis neizhborio1d
were higher than they have been Tor p,pv v.,,. -,
deed me oldest inhabitants have no RECOLLECTION i,
ever seeing hem higher. We fear that gre,t dan,
age has been done. The newly built BRIDE .v.,
Si'ns Gal Creek near Weston passed our ,,If,g.
IN ~ wy down The Rvorcarryinq oHa p,rt m ~,
Bridge on The West fork river near the M b n rit
Jfoek'H m1do a severe attack upon M. T.,,,c,t.
'''oge over The same river, not f1r below. but a.,
,'haey Du' iiile damage was done; Tho tr,veu,,y
~, g,s. M" 'ap'f'dnnd passed uodci fhc one acro..
infr' % cerslEy hos been well ppt ,o,c,h., 800
's' FaF'iing ~ ior had The appearancs a NOT b,v
''s D'sn injured 10 The way.-Ls,r,s5argh war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

~ BNVKRUPTCY The very imp,r,,p, saj
m1rh mo'icd question as 90 The effect OF attach
rn"nIs RI nc property Of banLrupfs prpr 90 The u.
sii'ulpn 81 proceedings in bankruptcy was decided
by Judge Sf"fy un Saturday " an opinion Of great
length. 90 winch be discussed the whole sulJsci
VIII lbs usual ability md clcarncss. The result o.
which he came was. that surh attachments would
not bold ihp property, but would. in effect be- irs.
,'I'ed by The grfre,dinRs in bankruptcy. This
''.'''1 o. considered Of more impHrianrs ~ Legal
k'nuene"' ih1n nny which Is like fp srisr under
ihe bankrupt low sod n ssrnc nr The S,,ies 90 vilI
make Nzsi dhcrenre rD The elects OF b,nk rlp,s
Judge Story remarked iiar NJ The desisiYn was of
great imr'ranre be should furnish DO 90 the iaa
heporifr Zoo puH irsfDu. ard hs hoped tb. co1n Of
" ihs '1se "ou., d' ihr same Nih their arguments
Boston Nsrc jour HlF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
Fam he Nat intelligence.
NATlONALINSrlTU rIONS.


sra. hcs tool r. through you. to the National
EtiIUIIu. hundred ancient ruirs ~ the fpunIi
'n at NumIsn,,ic collection They were pro-
cured irou tia ran, OF Carthage and o pJh.r towns
OF Num'dIr.-fhese coins are of silver uad hrOnza
They do not constitute regular historic ,cris- Such
co lection requires the iortunIe c,uCurres,cc o!
time nnd accil'nt The grelicr ptu q; them arr
tenirNnuiy well preserved some OF them are o. siag
ular heau'y,1nd icN are rare, aud not always g. bc
tIund ~ ErroJcuu cabin IL ufmcJa!-
Commence! Win the Christian era, these medals
emhrdce an historic p'.iIi % ies-frpm the
Ieign Of lirdu'a 70 I!e reduction Of CIrh1g- -
B-is1rin' from iho t'uiuiog OF the Nludals La the
Emperor JeNiinilr They may perhaps. reach two
centuries e1rler lhan III" reign OF lladran hen ih,
Pune Carh1ge siii Il ,grishej; irr sumc OF these
medals bear "n their rsNrr-" the llurSe. whirh wal
the emblem at that cary This Is sn conformity will
the traditional story of s foundation b. the Sido lar
Dido, IN The Is, d rnk of Aeneas;