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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

RNTiIER AWkWBRD-Thc assi,ft-t IN mister
IN not very distant parish being violently sm.,ien
wth thc charms OF a certain lady who resided m
pretty vhnewa,hrd two STORY house. wiihina gun.
shot nl the mIusc, Iscd, often IA the evenings o.,
hover around the dwelling of his enchauir,ss like
some gupur over the spot where is treasure i con-
cclcd. Ono DARK aulumn night he wa. pcfamhull.
ting as usual. chewing rhr en- ct sweet and bitter
ianc,cs, and gazing on the lighted wind Nv Of rs
catrmcrs cham ler; bat, contrary o. usull cuslntp
n re Than two hours passed away, and sill the
lsrI ~ rs bright as ever, shining like good deed
~ n1nghy rid = tWInge Of IcalUrIs'y c,me
over his rcyrcCuccs heart What could l,r Tho ms.
of the fair on,'s long vigil Could rerc be another
lover IN the cssc' Th, state ofuuceraiuiy was L.,
dreadful 10 endure. Fortunately, rs he thought
a ladder Stood t9mptncly convenient al the end
81 The hnusc; few turns oi IT, by his clerIral ting
err, brought OPP site the lighted win low the prca.
cher mour tel THIS unusual ruslrum,lnd climbed 50 rs
10 be opposite 10 the light, when, boxing down into
ihc courtyard .hc spicd the figure Of mlu MOVING
along within dozen ynids uihm
A,H1mcd uihjS pDsl!J o. o. IN bIl'cd beyond the
"Hlirwashcd wall, thinking 20 conceal himself on
lhe dark i trsnu, lover the Of ia, maidl wa v1s on
a woo''g visit hinsrli1 knew ia munrnljhc rever.
rnd sweetheart OF hts mistress and NIh rom rsrlr>S
"agScrv. rem wing the lad Ter altogether lac -f the
wen OF Jcll'usly Ia spenl IN night on the ulL-ash.
'"ned starr shr ped gable of the h,u.c. Long AMI
itclry was the night yet ihr diylishi cIm, uuwsh-
'd i'r' and there he was found ~ all The lab ,rors
'iIhc farm. pnrcheI un ms bad cminence." lie
was taken dpwl anjl lha IIl-slpprcs.cd snaers ct
TIE men and The ssgslcs of Oh, vo men, looking d.s
H'ie', hI'il u, an IshIm,l, unwilling TO give any
font account Of his slrvIIi,n fully assure of hI.
Htr'ct'r hoe nng hp1 i'r vilag' g,y,ip, AMI A.m.
sell ih' laughing stool, OF lI- whole country side
Npr wiS Hc long IN ending, from The luuI wassiur,
d scan !IS tong a.. HAT he hal ,da hol, ul hi,
manners wh ca ual. wed!rc, could patch zap; and
rw n'n'h' saw him legally curi.lcI 10 currr the
Ipp' oi th1i room, for attempting [, steal a peep IN
10 whose windows he had hcen forced Ia rakc upon
n F'ii p-em1iur,ly and with a kirk of hIs U.vn.
IA hymcnIaI CIaIns k,igIrHock Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
Irer \. pvrrit,p. Secretary

'.he following article fnlm the raHshnrgh Alyo
cate OF Sliurlay. dcmarj, ,hc auourion of men OF
business as II. in r' o-nmcu,s, docs SIMPLY, justice
a, every hojy knows, Who Lns knowledge OF
Wheeling;
CT RRENCA 90 Twill bee seen Iv reference q,
"ur BI.h Note / o. q. Co day, mat lulh hanks ol
Wheeling ue uuw huurht al 0 PR CE,r uiSC,vNr
G's ,JiN We learn. from gentleman WHO recent
H. VISITED Wheeling, ihat these Bank are consider.
ID perfectly sruud. They make exchanges uu lhc
tauc 'cru. and ur one t1it.L, 90 making any dis
u' t.u1 Iu the tc,oilJ of liIcr paper b tween jhC
'auas themselves I.,, rsJ harmony aad guud feel
Ilg cNiss, and return 20 specie payments l. CON
tempt atcd hy them az earlier period Ihau ih1, fix
- '-y law Our uihcr currency sitll continues o.
improve. Indiana, OHIO aud kentucky are now too
valuable 10 form the chief arr ufnur local currency
Ia lHrr place Ne have Sale Scrip Cuuuty Order,
mi Guy CrrliicItcs Inc di.cr,ut uu which j. COM
pmuvely light Co tb1' which uur merchants have
fald during the lat siNiy DAYS. ON even the best
fuDd.. The ava 'uni Of Trldu,u vL,h has p1ssrd
through oar city en- trs Nay 90 an eastern market.
must Of course reduce Ihr exchanges still torc to-
wards a1 equality 10 Tins fact sc see 'nc dawn
81 better tunes throughout lhc Icugrh and breadth OF
thc land.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
ATES NEW
ARRIVAL or THE COLUMBIA.

AKIN Al OF TIE COlT MBTA
The steamship Columbia arrived al Cnn,ri
W''r' %, " ."n's iny morning al s,x oclpck with
The mail from Liverpool ON the lgh May.
The proceedings of nc British Parliament n,,,,c,rs
." have been OF the usual importance. -uuiurercs,.
arg generally 10 'hc American reader. ~, th.rI
''aulng on lh" Income tax bin MS fixed for ~ MAY
The Frr'.,h Chambers we're ais, cuius along
quietly with a husiues> Of local nlrure
rom SrNln We have he usual acr,uui Of inter.
n" troubles, bon generally The couuiry more qurcl
than We have heard OF Tor sumo uinc
From Portugal there Is nothing uf Importance.
\ lew failures cor large amounts had occurred
at Oporio
IL Is rcpurjcd that anplhcr conspiracy IN assassin
ate Louis Philhpc. The King Of the french has
rrcu tIsc I,c-cd a. Pans owing u the cnnl-Ssol Of
The mistress ui ore 90 the couspraioss yhu herself
has since been murdered The parties nre said to
be persons connected with former culprits Quenis-
set Cuu>,dcre. Sc
There hss hoou lulc bqsincs. in the Cotton Mar.
k"i at Liverpool and price, are not altered except
low qualities. which have declined
Mr. Warrington Irving delayed his departure for
Spain IN consequence OF a special invitation To
,hc SuCcus bail.
Money va. abundant in England. aud business.
dull
The European says ~ reference to the money
market
Money i. abundant Good hills can be di.conn.
ted oi three per ceui,and many the frst mcrcan's
instead OF employing their capital IN the ordinary
way OF business, nrc seeking for H. investment on
loan-ioriunale &c they can obtain ) per cent.
On Tuesday afternoon, thc pressure Tor mouev on
! ihe stock exchange became 80 severe for a shun
time that snmc OF the jpbbcrs had To pay as high n,
ih" rate ui ten per cent per annum for accunmoda
ton tor q few days bat The market soon recovered
The intent was % prevent The iuhbcrs from bel no
compelled 20 sell stock. or rather decline buying
more. Advances were made on "Wednesday al 4
per cent.
The Transaction in public securities have not been
extensive "Wednesday, lShN Cuusos have been
dose at 2 the price being the slmc f,r money aud
account ENchc1ucr Bills ere ,, lower the quota.
ton NOW being p 20 premium
Mexican Bones have declined 10 36E whilst Col.
"mhian are rather improved, tho quotation now he
ing pa No other change worth notice has occur.
rcd in foreign bonds.
The French papers are still talking about he
Right OF Search trcaiy.and the opposition b1tsi.ng
that NJ GuIzpl dare not sign 90.
The late raIns have proiuccd the most beneficial
effects no all paris ct England
Tn. Do"uscr Duchess o! Richmond died on The
l2h Nay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

TINS She iIIDNnI extract IS from Gal.
weston letter n the ~ O. Bulletin:
Tho PRESBYTERIAN Church has recently bccn com.
p'eied, and Dos pulpit supplied by Rev Islac J
Henderson, WHO prearhcs 90 a large cuurfcr,li,,
3 he Episcopal Chur,h - rapidly np7rpacling 10
""g!-,I-u, aud Is 90 be finished hy contract ON H. o.
irsi day of July, when Il Will be occupied by Rry
Nc Eaiun, a very talented aud popular divine
Iile summer Term 81 the Galveston Uuiycrsltv. p..
Ter tha supcuulcudcncc Of Mr. W,lIbrid,s. u,, c,,.
mcurcd With "ul"ut seventy students There are
besides ih's institution several private schools n rc
Guy and tNo Sunday schools. ia which are up,,,rl
OBJ one hundred rhIdrer' 70 you Will sec that the
silri of war has DOT Wholly DESTROYED The J0si-r
Tor ucnia. aud moral Improvement among .r,r, no..
pie.
had .nTgo' 10 mention rbaI The Rev NJ Oifuc
who piIc.u,- In tho Catholic Church in rr.4. ri,,.
arrived on rhe New No.s. AMI has rc entered uror
h.s ,''f,', 'u'e' Ills ARRIVAL VS. duUbdr-, ha.lcI
hy NJ Catholic portion oroug r.ag,l,,u ,,.Ib ,,,,
slusIr'iJu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
MARRIAGE

Ohc Of the INST rcmprsablo TEXTURES o. this extra
ordinary Institution Is The successive culug.s IL uu-
dorg"cs 90 The cVurse ol III history When The
young husJrui aud vile first enter on their new
relation how lille d, They frcsoc Of whit Is be.
lore Them. As they take poss ssi1n for the first
Time, Of their house aud enjoy us cheering as
peel is regularity aud quiet end lis express on Of
domestic peace and wIow little do they antcipa
Tue Trials aud ycissIludcs, the deep and vet unseen
fountains of ~ and sorrow, whicl is 10 Their future
way. La lew years how chougcN Cuc after o..
nolher has been aided 10 various ways 20 the com.
pany which began only wiih TWO, unt ] AZ length
'h.y hId themselves presiding over uumt rJus a. o.
Gle oi children relatives, and dUmesiIcs; the plr
Doth involved In responsibilities, from which they
would have altogether shrunt, had they anticipated
'hcm at the beginning. In few years tins h,ppy
cree must be broken IN uqUn and scattered -
Deuih comes Ia and makes one aud then another
his prcy Others gradually arrive al maturity and
leave their lllher's rOpf io seek other homes and
lo reiasn no more o. the ark which sheltered them
hfsi, and no last the ia'hCr aud mother are Iclt n
lone, 10 spend hoir declining years at their solitary
hreside io iOk back upon scenes Of uctiyity trial
and enjoyment which an never return Sucb is
Inc outline Of the history of thousands Of iami.
lies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

TIE ALPINE HUEN-Thc Alpirc Hmm d.
GOA instrument mJdo rb' h1r, OF the cherry nee.
aHi like speaking Trumpet. IS used Co convey
sounds o. 70 great distance. Wlan the I-' r,,- ri
'Ho sun gold ihe summit Ui ibn Alp. The -h,qggri
WI" HHah's lhc highest pruk of these mountains.
i'Hgs hl7 h"Tn. cries with Ioud voice. Praised
.' 'Hr i'5d y. coon 1s Toe uos-lnUrlng shepherd
bear h.m, They leave their huts and rcre,t tbe.e
woods The sounds Gre prolonged many minutes
NIn." iHc echoes ai lHn urIGt1lus and rDios of
lH" rocks. repeat ihc name OF God Imlgrr1if8.
cannot picture any thing more sUlcmn or su1lIme
than ilus scene. During the silence That succeeds
'he s1egHcrii 1rnI their iueca. and pray In The
"P'o af, a1l then retire ip their h1is 10 res Tho
sh' s.'IIHt iHe tops 81 those vupanlDIs mluu
'alus, upon which the blue yluIt of heaven Seen,
FOB r.s', iHc magnificent scenery around and tl-
'.H"rs of Doe shepherds sounding Um rock fp r1gl
i.r praise 10 fHr Almighty, must fII the mtnI 20
'se Traveller with curlIsi asm and awe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
EARTIiorAKr Ar GREECE

Lr'icrs from ArhcnsoC thr 2S,l ult sat. that
scNcEnl shocks Of mn earthquake were clt 90 vlrIuu.
paris of the Ps'DponU2.sIs. on the s,h Ar : 4r,a
lho shocks listed from % "a - seconds each. Tho
people ran terrified out ofhcir houses The same dly
audin the course Of the night, four or five others
were experienced.
Beyond The Euro'as immense rock fel from
mount Mcurils, near the vii &c Of D-ourhn~-
An old tower situate of Mlgoues was thrown 20 the
ouud. ~ Nirsla the s1ll trembIcd with more ~.
Ui"ucc than 81 SpIra, aud portion of the Hellenic
College md several houses were DESTROYED The
wafer pilhc springs auI wells brram, ,urhiI aud
au cucrm01s rbrh, having detached 'isclr from the
summit at the old MJauJ Mls'ra rolled with ,crriG.
NOISE INTO Ihe town.
a. Ctlrmrs the first shoe. fIt n ha'f past nine o.
clock There uCsc several intervals n three guuri,r
ui a. hour. Most of the houses were damaged and
several 90 'ho houses actually gave way Upwards
"i % buildings were thrown down at ArCcpO.Is a.
fifteen .Dwcrs crumhicd al GBlus
Many persons were buried under The minis of mi,
houses Iu iIc province OF VI tinc. a. Audrlusr So
Ncr"l churches fell In Oullc 2j.Hult al about
four ucln'H NJ another shock was fylt NJ a,raS.
which lasted u minute aud % ualC
Eight new Islands iu Ibc Pacific are stated by the
Cape psgcrs, 10 have been s-uycra,i lv GA Err',s
Nhaicr they are fertile inhabited, ana of c,nsidr-
rJhic extent.
\ rurl"u7 discovery ola Roman villa. uiG curl.
ous antiquities. has been nude ~ Cpmbrrryu. Ii
I"mhrdgrsIrc. % is described as nearly a. perfect
ar s''uc Of IIe houses O. TJm7cI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

u" " = Nv D ITT VI ITWN- YORK
Tho b'urssTc Wesleyan urnrry erected ry
Doe Mr'n1Ils's iu 1882. OF Lima. Livingston Conn.
.r.| NrN hrs.HIs destroyed hy frr ubiutiFr roe
O'Clock 0n IHulsi1y mrraur .1s'. Tho fire. ORIGIN
l.ea near fbo rll OFT Che mum 1uIIrrt. which wa
''nr stories u height 1ud ono Hu. rrrI AND DIV feet
in 10 s'H. aU. was uuf discovered ulrI fHa r.Yr
I'I n upon '0r inmates of fIn lurH story. wHr IrI
barely Time iB osrapc. The Hu'dur rluf4rrr
'Hr longest nrd ml-f trIr1l.r I.rrrg .4 y,.rs-r
81" lHra. together with pHf.IaIgIrrsI ar.1ru.s
HI.T OF NH..H were saved Tho whole sfrr. .rrs
r"s' sslNJJ aui tn- insured nreI2 600 T.rr.
Nrro contacted with fHs institution about ESQ IH...
Irr lHI hry Fuieur Their rn.rfs were fr.r.r.
saved. 1r wls most of toe furniture. HBrv.I DOB 70
damaged condition The seh11. BE- FOB lr continued
Il '1e town Hans~ uuuI rle building can b- rrr ra
In.N. I1e wa..s were OF heavy stones, arJ may
.T U.f' answer again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
.rYMnLnGY OF TIE N,,rrs

EFNhOLOGN or THE NAMES OF COIN.
IRiEN.-fte following Countries were ulmeI by
the PnUuicians the greatest commercial rc.pIe h,
the ancient world. The" names ~ the Parnicl.
'n languag signify something characteristic Of The
ace which ihey designate
Europe signifies q country 81 white cnmplcyinu.
- uIUed because The inhabitants there were al "a
lighter complexion Than those OF either Asia or Al
rica.
Ala signifies bciv Gen. or IN the middla-lrom
Ihe fact that scogmphors placed II between Euro pe
and Africa.
Africa signifies The land Of corn cars. Irw,sce.
lebr-iei to- lis abundance Of corn aud all Kinds of
grain.
Siberia signifies thirsty or d.y-very charlc,eri,.
&c Of the country.
san country Of couoys. This country was once
50 infested with these animals that they sued An.
Gusius Tor an army 20 destroy thcm
li'iy, country OF puch-lrJm us yielding great
quantities of black pitch
CIlabria. ulso-ior the sane
G1'l' modern France signifies ycllow-hairel as
yellow hair characterised - first inhabitants
The English Of Caledonia is q high hill This
was a rugged mountainous Jr,yiuce 90 Scutland
lybcmia. is almost. OF last habilalions. for be.
youd Tins. westward the PhUncians never .yien.
Sed their voyages.
Britain the country of lin--ns there we're qu,nii
lies Of lead and lin iounI on The adjacent island -
Tue Greeks cclled 10 Albion, which signifies in the
PhTuican tongues. either white or high m,untains.
from The whiencss offs shores or The high rocks on
the western COAST.
Slrd iua signifies The footsteps Of man, which il
resembles.
Rhodes. scrpcnls or dragons which IL produces
iu abundance.
S'yila. the whirlpool ofdcsIucton.
ChIryblis. tlie " hIrpuU, Of destruction
syracuse signifies bad SAVIOR. called 30 from th,
uul, hole sone marsh, upon which % sopd.
The ah1yc ace gathered from a very ancient his
. nv of Britain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

} Dc sidney Aurora silt1s iIat rhe 81 r1r.nr OOH
"i Nr AlrGnr together with u,. oiI mi.I .,r, ,.f
aa. 'ar.rs factory. OF lhe Nrssr. P.-ti1a. aT .r.r.
a.si I iHr 'irIi'y OF rll' place. were r1urr'g r.n
s..nol Hy hrc uu Gee night nl Nudag rs 2gI Hfr
lH'I' was iI.IrsIrc ID ihc amount Of 81 900 9H
'.' HHu-rue m.I
TIC Iwy Times o' "wednesday s1rs-ar7 wrL
....5 "-l' Hs'. tar t.rl..rrg auI m. 4. .I NIr WIN
''.f, .a'a. i'nr m.rs -Iu. rIs. OF f.. place trrr
consumed 'y Hr. Several rlrrssrI bush
-.. ",I. ''..Im... aII nrU.sr saved Ha.
'H' ....sa ai ragtr Waa r ntrr..r ,a.fr.
...I.ri sos insured OBJ ODD. amount 90 lIHug
only 1'... o.r IIfI Ha I.sa .4F.r...r .. f.. b.
sIH's.. D" HHEr boon a...I.u... auf n-r ere,lr
'1 i.e uUor .7r' ui H. m". T.r...f a....... Il.
f.ri 30 'Hs H..u.H..f H. r...... .r...- ...r.....
.l fIC upper gearing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

t' ont beneath the urchci heaven in uiabf..
pr1'uI.i giprn, aul sly o. you can. "Thare's ,,
Cot" Pronounce that dread mystery. auI c,rb
siar1'pye Will reprpvr you l,r your uuIr,,cn d,rs
ness Ui iuiclI"ci-rvefy voice lhlt a.s u3In r5.
n.shiNlnds will hcwtil vour uflor h53eIcq.ucss A.
despair Is there u1 Gpl WlIrh,n un-,fiej r,7f
blue SCROLL and threw upon Dos high l5Juf.Diecs tho
iegn.e gIe1uluss Of imm1ulliry1 who hsboacI
iI's green car'I with Dos perpetual rolling wIrcr
and rfs cNpous7 ui i.IIuI a1I ml-u1 VINO paved
'ic heavens with clouds, and aftuueI amid ban.
u'rs Di storms the voice OF thu1Icro, and u1rr,ir.
cI Doe hgI'n,1gs that I.ugcr and lurs. and n sb ,D
their g.''m' WIZ gave 90 the eagle safe cyrie
where iHo irmHr.'s dwell md beat str1ngpsf. md
Io i1- dove tranquil l1Jle amid The II-as. ffllt
ever echo 90 rbc m.usirrl-y Of her rruP Who
n1do fhcc u'i MN, with fIv perfect elcsar~c Of
rTrI'oI' WIZ made rIc isir pleasant t1 ifler.-ni
fIo darkness covering aud her1d OBJ The frsf
'cluH.I. ll.lrs of tbs morning. Who gave thee
mIirhIess symmetry ul sucNs add limlE The rc.
g11r f1u.Iz 1f5.u1I' The rrcprcss.5 bic onI On.
ring passions 1i 1uIiu1n aud 0r love, auI vel fI.
ilruiers OF heaven and The wiicrsof clrfh char.
ned.
They remain ba' thr bow Of rsr1r.,I,n.r
bang 1It above anil beneath tI.m AID DO were
heller fhIf fuc lfmiticss waters auJ fho rYrrf...
w1rc r0uyuis-d luI cImin.led together If,,,.
boiler fbU ffa very Glars were c51Iferf,I gg F-.
nr shr11Icd u e'rrHal gi11m fl1r rngr 5r. s4,r
sIluiI ~ pu, While mercy tIar'. rrF p'-sI. t.. d,
beneath OBJ, ALTAR OF iI'.Ir.s..II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

From me National iqtsijgeBrCr.
IuE BOUNDARY CuEuisspNERs o. MuNE AND
MAss,cursErrs.-F SaHFmg riilgcs-.Ner De.
ytam1Hr Principle
TIIE FRAMING PRIyILEGE.-Th Cover.
nors Of Blaine md Massachusetts together with ihclr
tive urls ui Comm ssiouors aud Secretaries. ought
20 have no ranking privilege extended io them
during tIr continuance Of The commissioners. rs
hey viii necessarily have 90 make and receive
mIuy communications which, us they arc fur Zoe
public benefit SHOULD Doe transmitted 90 The p1gl,r
vTcu-r. We believe 90 Toe coin utssnucrs under
rIo Federal Government have euirycI ric Tlrsipr
privilege hui whether they have "r upi. % would
sCCm urIusr fp extend 10 rn ibc urrsauf case
NV DIPLOMATIC PRINCIPLE Tho rr.1.
rip'e OF selecting men from bI.h political parties.
when They IRE charged with a1 Im.orlqt public
trust hls obtained, ior fio FIRST time. rrfh- appoint
mcur nlrla mime Boundary Comm ssrusrs
ibis rrurI ..r W1a recommended fD Nr Van In.
rem ru rlr spring OF 1910 1n The same subject. brH
DO DOB urf Soc %, ru oct upI1 90.
The honor s doc iJ Gov Fairfield Or f-sf adopt.
IHg 10. ADD o. Cos DAVIS f1r following 'br eyrrurro
TERMINUS
Nu'eig Hr E1Hrrs Our correspondent rs a-lJ.
11v fpJ young fY remember rIo rrmIr.lHra .rsft9rr
ui I.arrr1Hi of r1rv lines. Boo ODE clsa Of h. Com.
ml.sIurr appointed Dol rhe year l-li U.s. NIr NIFt.
n. f' treat With Comm s-Iucrs, uu rIa port Great
Britain af Client. On iIe roll of fi1t memorable
BOOB H1gurrf commission Ne fuI inscribed Zoe r-raa.
of J.'u Quincy HdIue. Jls a BiraI. Henry CIlg.
jonathan Russell a1j tI1cr GrI.ul. 1hs u1.
iHo Gr.f rralt pretejc1i Dla Commission Of mixed
pY'r.s
The course pursued by ffc ts1 governors fs ar.
proved. a- % should hc approved by aH honest men
Now 'rr Joe came % irs general arr'te,r11. Would
i' na' b. bitter .IIar r.n were generally a7p1.areI
'7 .w71rrf a1,r. without regard % ls rl., g
rH..a ur. h,'r-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

Jl~rhc Rhode Island farce Is not " ithout irs NOR.
al. Utterly inicicnslhe and mpn,.nu< rs was ,bc
principle upon which II was blsed-it ncyerlhc.
loss commanded The acIuicsccuce aud suapor' of a
large mrJrrIly of the LpcDf,cn party The flower
"l that party iu New Nork-'hc immediate conf
dental friends vt the late President openly ayrv,.
cd The d>prs 'n,znr principle and urged he iulurl
a'od mob 90 push their doctrines 10 their legitimate
rcsus-rcyulu'jun and blood The mrirriiy. They
prp"Iaimod, had the udclca>IJle right o. alter and
abolish existing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regard Ia
established iurms auI IN direct violation olcyisrii.p
laws. That principle 50 abhorrcni "a Republicau.
I-m--so suhvcr,Iye at understanding directly Q,
anarchy aul srI!c-shnuli be cmhrdccd bv " hp'r
p1Tiy, indeed OwIu1us OF the early overthrow of
our system OF Government u The recent failure
shall have The effect Of admonishiug tho rroprc Of
he danger which threatens their liberties, The a..
tempt % substitute mpb-y violence !or law nav r>il,
nc deemed q great public blessing. But will u
have MAT clIecl are not me seed s,Nu broad
cast, and j. not IbS revolutionary outbreak lrr.i.
mate ifIu OF The doctrines Uf Ipcuiucnisiny WHIST
notions 81 universal equality are extensively enter.
famed and Laws lor the p-o'eclon Of lie and pro.
perry are h1ptua'ly sci aI Goi u-c VIC may cSpcri
q repetition Of such outbreaks iram time Ia time
ua'ii Liberty, passing through Io cpuvul.ons At
'uarcIr shall be- crushed beneath the strong arm
nI D,sPDiism. -EechmgHd Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
JOHN TYLER.
fP.nlIc-Nn- lal
S7sdAcr Of ice House II
Approved, June |. 1912.

iPgBuC-NO. 10
~ NJ regulating com ueryIai intercourse With
The pnn of Cayenne, M The colony ct French
Guiana, aud % remit certain dui.cs
BE a. cD0rifR hy hc Senate ami House Of Repre
scHfat'rcS Of tie Jai,ci SacS oC aeYica ia Congress
@Ri,tef That the provisions Of the act entitled
AN act regulating the commorCral intercourse with
the islands Of Martinique and Guadaoupe." APPROX.
ed "n The ninth 81 May, eighteen hundred and tw en-
weight. admitting French vesscs coming from and
laden wi'h articles the growth aud manufacture of
eiiher al the slii islards. are hereby extended L.
'h" vessels Of The nation coming from thc port
ol Cayenne. IN the colony Of French Guiana. 50 as
% ouu'lc said vessels coming directly fr1n said port
"i CAYENNE. and laden with articles The growth or
Manufacture of SAID colony which arc permitted 10
be exported hcrcfrpm in American vessels 10 al.
mission tuip The ports Of the United States on pay
mont ol M higher duties uf pnn1ge their car
goes, rs aforesaid, Than are impose on American
vessels, and Ola LIKE Cargpus therein i'm pued: Pro-
Nided, Iuat II the President of The United STATES
shall, ai any time, receive satisfactory information
That the privileges allowed "a American vessels and
ihcir cdrg'rs IN the said colony Of French GUAM.
10y the arreics Of its Governor hearing date the filth
OF December, eighteen hundred aud lhiry-onc, and
lhr lNeniy-c shih Of December, cgheen hundred
and ihriy-ihrcc, aud by the tariffs and regulations IN
firce In the colony have been revoked or nnuulled
he Is hereby authjrz =, by proclamation TO sus
pcnd the operations Of this act, aud Withhold all
privileges a bowed under ~.
Soc. ,. AMI b, il further enacted That the : 70.
rotary Of The Treasury shrreby authorize 10 refund
"ui oi any money ia the Treasury Mt Otherwise m
pr'pIn'eI, srch amount pf duty, inconsistent will
The prnvIsis Of the FIRST section Of this act which
aimee lhe n-rc,cs ani the iiuiI, The regulations re-
ietred 10 IN the provisions u the first section % TIM
act have been "a operation IL said colony, ~ ma,
have been lowed Ia The ports OF The United Stale,
! upon aiv French vessels coming directly from lh,