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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

WHO WANTS THE LAND MoNEY.-Thc
National in'ellisenccr tells the following good an
ecdute.
Two days since. a dem mi ofraiher an exsanrii-
nary nature came for the Trrasury--ssthiag les.
Than IA orser from the democratic Governor of
Georgia. Mr. Mcdonald. for that Siate's dividend Of
the land distribution fund.
We may here, just incidentally. remind our rea-
dsn that Georgia led The way. legislativcly, in 70.
Jeeiing. with ind ena,iun any shar. in This fluid. m
a base bube, wth VIII, h she would not 'coniatn-
mate her hngeu." Thus Georgia has had the dou.
he honor Of giving the FIRST example both Of repel-
ling and Of sOlicitins III pollution OF this disiribu-
ton.
As late had owed Democracy q further grudge.
. ~as we learn the honorable Mark A Cooper
whom hs Ercelleney the Governor delegated for
,hs diseharge OF this delicate duty, which. IL is said
Mr. Z performed, nfer all due rrpugnanc- and win
every proper protest. The matter WINS sOmewha I
pressing. there beng no other means forthcoming g.
escape the dishonoring ofihe State by n failure 10
meet a certain impending payment Of interest ON her
public debt.
MIR Cooper, it is further snid. would have hesiia.
ted bat ior the n"tary public funcli"nary NJ in.
he'io'e as Pluto himself Mr. Copper bsthoughl
him Of all tie ginrieS II democracy all "a. hirh
principles. wa' he to sell The large space Of il,
eternal hbnnrs' for the vile trash Of a shafe in tho
land nIlesi AL his republican blood cnrdlod NJ the
Thought. and his State rights soul sank within him
at The hare suggestion. Since the di,ir~s. NJ ITO Owe
the fell of Roman freedom, never was naIrioI redu.
ced TO such a catastrophe.
In short. Mr. Cooper might perhar. have hinched
hut that. as the story goes. while M, heart wa, br
with cOnieuding emotions, Of maghnnimity an,
shame. n certain director Of the Central Bank o
Georgia tseni fsr the ~purposel plueked him by IN,
ear. rs Minerva does Achilles in the Had, and re
minded him that the United States Treasury wa,
not IN n vssy ~pleihorc state; that The rule there was
as at gri,i mills. '"hrst come, first served" and thai
sinre TIE application was to he made. il had beirrr
be made while there was something Co be got; Ior
hat the shame of asking in vain.
Atthosc opporiune suggestions, Mr. Cooper bright
cned uP. ID you say asked isl that the olher
States hnv'ni all put in hong asu Zoe the money. and
le'i The Treasury rs completely cleaned out as wlier
Mr. Van Buren, went awayi
The director assured him that he believed The
States which wi assenicd Ia the law were moi hal
AZ keen for tho money rs those which had refused
it.
We are not sure that the dialogue wns pterisel,
in the words that we have given. w toll the tall
as II was told To US" and have il from several sour
ers the most unidentified. or the result Of the an
pliraiion we shall probably be able TO speak hereai
ter. Sime doubi. we understand YET hangs owe
Il. The President ia said IN have some scru lie
about tho du'iesi and whether they ere HoI now q
be considered as having risen above The 20 per cen
Of The compromise act.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
CINCSSArI. July -.

The reader will see, that David T.. Wade. one Of
ifSl ast and best Ioneefs Of CINCINNATI SLEEPS with
'hedsad. Mr. Wade 1rsme. we ihFht. TO Cincinnati
IN the year 1890. lie was then 81 -eau OF age
The uo~ blooming val- Of The Ohio was a wilder
ness land. The city aruuhI ~. Toll Of life. enter
prise and growth. wa, hut q siockaded fort. he
came we believe. aud Tanner OF Farmer. and settl-
ell down ON What he made a farm. The part Of The
city east OF Eastern Row (nos Broadway Ills
residence Was 81 the C.rner Of Butler and Congress
sis There he had an orchard and lanyard. The
latter still remains The reader knows. without
our description. what ehangesin the outward world.
what vivid pictures Of ouispreading empire have
posed before has eyes in these fifty years Of his
single life.
Bot great a. were these changes. fall. a. he per
formed hts psu in them. the character Of Mr. Wade
changed but hile. lie came q man It plainess OF
mnnncr. s'esdiasi M purpose, undinching ia pnn
ripts. he has gone. h, duties performed. his man
ne- unchanged by fortune. his principles main
'nined ard hs soul founded on the Rock Of Chris
tian faith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
Effects or n RAINS ON THE RAIL.

Effects or THE RAINS on THE RAIL
RoADS-The Norfolk HsrsId informs us that The
damages sustained on the line Of the Wilmington
Railroad, by The late heavy rains have sI been re-.
paired. with The exception Of that al Fishing Creek.
On the neighhorhood Of Weldon which being the
oaiy considerable one. will take q week longer To
replace the rails on a solid foundation. IN The
mean time. there is no detention in The navel, a.
boats are provided 10 take he passengers and their
baggage across the creek in a few minutes. The
Portsmouth road sustained no injury worth mention.
ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
From Ihc korh finer


II CRISIS The goud Harrison was RENE.
we'd and i'ie measures of hrs administra lion were
broken of; but nDIh ng cuH save IhIs land but The
carrying ont of the Wing principles; we shall. we
must come 10 IhIs sOOnneG or later. PpliIcal folly
may delay the coming Off brighter day. bur The
madness that has done and is dong ~ much TO OBJ
literIte all the proceeds sbd memorials OF our prus-
perIiy. can never fnallY prevail, Men have been
thinking. aud Their second thoughts are taking e.
feet. We must protect our own industry and pro.
duee mOre-we ought TO DO boIh-yirtuc and hop.
Piness require II. We mnsI ton, have a national
currency; aud nGihing but a disregard oflaw and
H%uthurIiy IN Jackson aud his deludcd followers has
deprived Us Of II. All this expansion and specula-
ton so complained Of. came Of disturbing old 6un.
dations; 1t Is Jdrksonism carried out. lie that
reads. he that considers, may find and know this
We must 60 back before we cnn forward. Our mn
lInnal policy must he n0tis' al. not sectional, MOI
South. North or West. but all oU,r policy. Jack.
son Destroyed 4 good bank against the will ofCon.
gress and The nation, md his succeeding measures
"a led hundreds into being which filled the land
with paper and then burst, and thaf is The up-shot
of his reign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
rosrMAsTERS couurssJovs

PoSrMASTERS' CoMMISSIoNS.-we sr.
glad to have II in our power to announce that the
Postmaster General has recrndcd The order fr.ndjusi.
ing and reducing The commissions Of deputy Post.
masters Tbs oder. originally made with great
reluctance by him. was precautionary. He had
jest g-ounds to apPrehend a deficiency in The reys.
nue. Of the Department to meet iIs current OBLIGATIONS
The economy which he ha, been enabled 10 intro.
dOco into the service. and The increased vigilance
Of the Deputy POsitnnsiers in the execution and en-
ioscemen, Of the laws regulating ihcir duties, have
satisfied him that, with @ continuation Of = like
service by oil The ngenis Of the Department. its oh.
legations may he met BY its ir.cJme, during the pres
eni yelr. -AfadisOnian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

InPortanf Case under The Bankrupt Ad-Upon
= petition Of Alessrs. Dunlap. Honcurs g. Co, and
o hers, TO the Court Of the United States for This
district, praying that Ezekiel DAVIS may be deela.
red a bnnkmP', The question has been urged before
Judge Mason whether a deed Of trust, by a mer.
chant, cOuvsying his whole estate. and giving
some Of his creditors preference over others. makes
him liable 10 be declared a bankrupt; in other
words, whether such a deed j.. under The fret sec.
ton Of The bankrupt act. 10 be considered a faudu
lent conveyance within The meaning Of The act. and
whether u u. under the second section. TO be con.
sideted as made IN contemplation Of bankruptcy.
aud for the purpose Of giving 20 certain sreditors
Pfeierense over The creditors generally. and there.
lore void. The counsel retained in the case Of
DAVIS were Me- Conway. Robinson for the pe1.
tiOno .. and Mr. Robert G Scott AID Mr. seldom 6r
DAVIS. But The argumeni WIS not confined ~ these
gentlemen. Since Tho petition filed against DAVIS.
other petitions have been fled sgainsi other mer.
chants upon like grounds. snd counsel in hose ca
sss i"ak part IN The argument Of this Mr. Gho'sun
VI Petersburg. and Mr. Munfofd. united with Mr.
Robinson and Mr. Patton and Mr. Grafton joined Mr.
Seldom.
It's probable The opinion Of The Judge will not
be delivered The present session Of The cUuu. which
H D, expected will bs concluded today. The de-.
cision shecling several other cases. ne Judge will
not give q without the most mature dslibsration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

PUNCTU iLITY 80 The steamer Portland YES.
terday nothing completed her on huH5rofh pqssaee
hsiwten hfS city and Boston, he present season-
She coinmenced running in the latter peri Of Niarh.
There has been q good deal Of stormy weather end
Fog within ibai time, and he route. 70 ~ well known
g. one Of The f0ugnsst on he coast. Yet M. Port.
lend has not ihus far lost o single trip. nor made a
hsrhof. nr been out long enough NJ auy lime 10
make % necessary 10 get o dinner on board.
just Credits dus or The prompfBess 20 he CAP
tain, PIlJi and Engineer. and sope consideration -
also due 70 The good sieuner bcrssiI--Porland
NFrfr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28


CONGREsS.-Tho following comprises the prin.
cipsl features Of the Post Office bill which has
passed tie Senate Of The United S,aiss:
RATS OF PosTAGE --Tnsiend Of the present rate.
Of postage, the first ,eciion Of The act proposes that
ioom and after the Present quarter go n Sepiem.
ber) the rates shall be for every leTer composed OF
n sing sheet Of pnper. conveyed not sSccel ing 80
miles. five Gems; over 30 miIes ond not preceding
$50 miles. ten cents; sud over $50 miles and not
exceeding 300 miles, fifteen cents; over 300 md
not exceeding 500 miles. 30 cents; over 500 miles,
twenty-five cents. Double and treble letters a.e
To pay double and treble rates. and four or more
pieces by the ounce. An Hay usbspgDers. tina, Il,
all sent from any place bat ne Office OF ne puBlisley.
are 10 P0y letter postage
NV SfAFERs-NcWspapers Of not more than
lSO1 square inches (aboui The size Of The N York
Express and CouTier) are 10 be Transmitted ~ nm.
der existing laws All newspapers SeyOnd lbis
sire, are 10 piy one cent for every additional five
square inches over lhe 1907.
PEoHBirIos AND FENALrfE-Tbs ne1, seetion
prohibits Stogo cUaches. rail road cars. steamboat.
packets or any vehicle. or any owner. agent or ser.
want thereof run carrying l0tten or papers under
q penalty Of $50. one bali fr the use Of tho inform.
er. snd one half fur The Department
PEiyarE ExFRE-sgs ne prohibited under a pen.
atty of 500.
FoREIcN vEIsELs are prohibited also from carry.
ing 70 0nd from different ports IN The he United
States sny leuer except such NJ relate 10 The cargp
under . penaliy Of $500. THIS. however. IN no
other way i%ntsrieres with existing laws. allowing
steamboats, 10 carry letters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The effect upon intellectual Europe VI The tnan.
cial frauds perpeiraIed in this country. and The re-
pudiaiiOn uf their debts 10y certain Siates--is too
faithfully depicted IN The annexed extract from an
autobiography Of SiOffens. given in The Bniish
aud Foreign Review:
in looking over the numerous German memoirs.
"reminiscences. &c. TO which We alluded 10 at the
beginning Of ihIs article, we are s;mok With the
unnnlmI'y on one poIHi. the mighty impression
made on all minds by The American war. Til,
event seems tc have startled Europe 10 ITS renn.
test hounds and iS ohscuresI recesses. All the, &
writer, however distant Tho places Of ihe.r birth.
however dIhr- ent tho circumstances under which
they lived refer TO This rs one ufIhe raosl vi, III and
miellible impressions Of ncir rhildhUod. What
Goethe says VI II must be familiar Ia many Of our
readers. lie, however, was a naive Of a great
aud much iTcquentcd commercial 'ciyi huI m the
remote aud tranquil sccluSiOn as q Kfsa.. town OF
Norway, the hearts of men were stirred with
Strange hopes and lofty aspirations fr their race.
We must not stop 10 ask how these have bceh luI
filled ia tho innd whittier Ere edom and jusiire were
10 retreat from oppressed and conup.ed Europe
To those who estimate human progress b. mi'es
Of railroad and bags Of coiinn The result may be
satisfactory; but hose who wish 10 retain my hope
Of the moral improvement Of monkibd--of their
eInancipaIi' Va irOns The tyranny Of base rejudires
add evil passions-iheir elev, ton above sordid and
shUr-sighicd interesIs-iheir o. ediencc to justl.s.
reason. honor and humanity. had better not turn
their eyes that way at the present moment.
ia people neither coerced by foreign dumini.
niIion' nor by internal tyranny, neither rrum ped by
nature nor slnled by fortune. ran attain 10 no h,vi.
er moral devel bpmens than that which America
INV eNhihIiS, whittier is the philanihropis, 10 look.
Or what are the circumstance which will Justify
his lupesl Unfortunately, when individuals or
nations are REGARDED ns the representative OF prin.
ciples, their crimes aud wees dishonor not only
themselves but hose principles. and il is thus that
Ine ayOwed and sustained dishonesty which
presents 50 shocking a spectacle TO the eyes Of Eu.
rope. mast produce evils far greater and more Ias,.
ing than those u inficts on lie immediate yiriims
The reign of fraud IN America. like The reign Of
terror IN France, pat weapons into the hands Of the
enemies of free institutions. and reduces their cham.
pions to silence. if not 10 ~desrair."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28


A "REMINISCENCES or SIXTY YEARS
BY MtdshPmaa nor serenity nine pears od-In
my youthful days, on one Of my passages 'fom Phil.
adelphia 20 Hare. IN The sloop Of war General
Washington. Joshus Barney. commander. NO fell
~ With he MaJesiy's ship Jspitsr Of fry guns.
Al The month Of The British Channel. having under
her convoy . feet from Bfrhadoes; this Information.
ws bad irum some of The vessels We spoke: eonse.
quenily. ws knew he vessel which conveyed hem
~as The Jupiter Our deck was crowded with DIS.
sengefs, % being 90 shuuly sfer peace. bo.h French
and American. They al brushed themselves un
with the expectation of q lule pleasnut chat; but
he commander nfihs Jupiter took up q sail truin.
pct and. with q few words o. possible, inquired
Where 10 that = - from" Barney replied, IN y
go%nlsmaulike manner. Sir. from Philadrlphis -
Here aH conversation ceased Commodore Paul
Ignss, with = Humhsr n officers. cast heir eyes or
B4ruey, ani fm led. well" says our commando.
The % not Disposed 10 syeak, he shall hea,-oalI
he music up" Accordingly he band On board our
vessel struck up Yat ksedoodls. until ws we're out
81 their hearing MtDsHIPMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

Arrtul Of DICKENS az ione-Ths packet sbir
Tee. WashiogiOn, Capl Bunovs. vbich sailed from
rev York On The ; b Uli. arrived 81 Liverpool on
Hednosiay' June 29th. Among The passengers
were Charles Dickens fsq and bs lsdy. A Letter
oi lhank' 'o' he comfort they had sTpersnced and
"e a"sh'on hey had received NJ Cspi Borrow.
Hn Va agfeed 70 and signed BY he passenger
al Of whom joined IN he ~Rrauyipr ts.Umoov n
ne to1d1r ~ he eomtnsuser of fhs fret cfss.
vessel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

lin on your side" as he ny sold 10 the horse.
You are on my paper" as The printer said to the
press.
You'll drive ms mad aS tho mil said To the car.
pointer who had hammered his finger.
Wont you take something" as The merchant
said 10 the thief.
Get out, yon nre cracked, " % The boy said 10
abe walnut meat.
I'm goisg out, as The toe said 10 the old stock.
ing.
II make both ends neal NJ The man aid vb.p
tie eat the cows head and tail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
ANOTHER NEW NovrL-M, ThomD

ANOTHER NEW NovEL.-Mr. J. II. Tbomp.
son has placed on our table nnslher Of the series Of
works, issued in rheOp form by The enIerprising pub
fishers Of the New World. entitled abel Parsons.
or the BrO;hcI's Revenge" by Park Benjamin. Esq.
We regret that we have not, as vet. been able 20
p"Fuse II but the reputation of rbe author will
render any notice f"m US superGuous. The price
al this novel. complete in two Eumber,. is but 25
cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

You arc requested to call the attention Of The 20
lice 10 . house on the right hand Of NJ. in street in
the lsi ward near the house occupied by Mrs We
nam. There is too much disturbance there Of a
night 10 permit Of comfort and sleep in the neigh
bsrhoOd- FIRST WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

PSALMS AND WMS.-A late number .r he
GIaSgow Courier says. that a maiden lady su,pOct-
ing her female servant was RECALLING her beau npon
TIE cold mutton Of the harder, called Betty. and in.
qnhed whether abe did not hear some one sp.nk.
ing with her down STARS. oh no madam. r.pli.d
Ih' s'rI' ut was only me singing n psalm ~Yo6
may amuse yourself Btriy." replied The maiden.
with psalms; hat let's huve no H;1t Rory. I -.
a grsai objection 10 Hins.' Betty curt.;sJ .rnh
drew, and took The Ent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

-hEoLIrAN rNDEMVrY-Asvi... p.
.'- ~ ne The steamer Acsdia. ,sy. n. n. n
1a'k r'mmsfed Advsa.,D sale. ,b., r.. a.,
''i - ms ~'aaomaHy Ss, puncru,uy p.,s =,
.'' % The o'h ofJHns. p, zoe :.-spolr.r Co.
'i.as. and hat The whole proceed. of II ~. d,
board 'fo Albany" packet ,biv Of h. "a, u,
7h ~ 70. ff New y5rk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

THE VENUS DE- MEDICIs-h is dincult
TO please oil iasIes. and even this celebrated Statue
has not escaped criticism. Perhaps tho seyeresi
structures that have Teen pas-ed on il ure those OF
Hazliii-"hI might hazard a hypercntism." says
That bold "riier. Il should say that It il a hule too
much like an exquisite marble doll should con.
lecture (ior u Is only conjecture here familiarity
has heuiralrzed The capacity Of judging)-Ihut there
- a want OF seniineni-of chaincleI, a balance of
PreiensiOn, us well az Of altitude. a good deal Of
insipidiiy, and nm Oyergontiliy. There IL no en-.
pTsssion OF meniaI refinement. nor much of tUluptu.
Gus 6landishment. There ~ great soiiness. sweet.
ness symmetry, and hmid grace-a Isulils.s tame
nsss, negative perfection. The greut objection 10
the Venus %, hat The form has not The True feminine
proportions. u Is not sufficiently large IN the lower
lmis' but iapers too much 10 a point. 20 that IL
wants frmness and a sou o. indolont repase fths
proper attribute Of wOmsn)-and seems az II The
least hing would oysrsel a. Ina word the Yenu,
- = very beautiful toy, bat not he Goddess ~ Love.
or even Beauty. 10 is not The statue PygmaliUn fell
IN love WITH nor did any m n ever wish or fan
his mistress 20 be like a. There is some
hing beyond d both ia imagination and M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
BOSTON

NC9ION-somethfng seems 70 be siimuIsfipg
~ benhIy Emporium most wondernlly. while
lhs -" o. ne county remains coIl1p.sd A l.r.,
ron : inend in ihai city ays.-aIIousss in fb. RI.
and yieiniiy ere gong up BY hurdrsds Ne.
lofSs turn viii come neTt-Y. York Journal n
Comulerce y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

GRANVILLE COLLEGE-The annual com.
meneemen, of tho Granville College will be on The
second Wednesday (IO6) Of August. The Hon
THOMAS CORwIN will deliver an address.
before the Literary Societies connected with
the College. The Public are invited 10 attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The 3riii-h steamer 7sriot. living \, H.xon,.
took fire ON the llih inst ln,m sponrnnenn, comhn.
tim o. the o@al i? her luwrr hold. The none,
aud ammunition were got out. The steamer um
then filed With waller frJm her Engines. Tn,
precise damage done 10 tho Tsrio, Was no, ascet
tanned. but Is SURPASSED to be considerable. TN
Tsciot Nas reee,tly from Vera Crnz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

RESTORAT1ON-S3ms small q]hanuiies % goods
belonging 10 Mr a T. Ffosch. which we're seized
IN Boston. Phiisdelphia and Baltimore. os having
been raUJuisnty imported. have been released-
a small portion ~ he goods ssizsd here have also
gwen Up bot The principal quantity o. snu 70.
la.4ts ~ afljltaion -NYyu- Cen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

BRAIDING sTRAw.--on a vi,it to tho CITY in.
,liIuiions at South Bnston; we were surprised a, find.
ing many Of the inmates in The d.nereni establish.
menis, engaged la the business Of hraiding straw
for hats and bunnri.. The Northampton Courier
says IL is estimated that over one hundred thousand
persons in This State receive employment by this
businsss.--BosOn Mer Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

"'' '"""I "WTT ~ = ~ VI
rom providence We learn his murninE That an
nihsF attempt has been made BY snms Of The DIR,
ties 10 seal two p 8ces ofrannon under ths rhs,s.
~ ne Pawiutet Arilsy company. The roguss
broke into The building and dragged The canton IN
: h'sh "all through Which they were making .
pss.age when hey were discovered end a.J 40
iuHkily before hey we're caught
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

LLLs--JndgIn froR daily obserVsnou "a.
think the number Of traveller tb,S .,wa We
monty small, and ihai the ,ran.ien, vn;,y "'ou
Ao'ei' are less Than usual. Al the Spring, r.. ~
,9'd to be plenty OF room Tor more company -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
THE CHINESE FIsH-Tbs fishermen collect

n CHINESE FiSH-The fishermen collect
l5Jn he surface and margin uf waters he gelan
uOus masses which contain the spawn. they Then
empty q new laid egg she'll of its contents and en-
% with spawn. csreiuliy closing u up. aDd placing
% under q sitting fowl. a ceuain number Of days
ore allowed 20 oiapse. when they break he shell
under water previously warmed By he suni the
iy are shortly yivifsd. and preserved in pure W.
ief until Old enough 10 be added 10 The pDnd which
coniains their prOgeniou. The sale u Ibis spawn
% nn I~mlonanl leaInra ol IraIa !. Chlma.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The steamer British Queen. which len ANTWERP
on The Tth, aud S'uihaT pInn, Eng. on the 10Th inst.
has now been out fifteen days fron the latter pori
and may he daily expected. She will bring EurO,
pean news Eve days laIer-N. Y Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The A,disonian OF II lurdsy ,sys-.ws are glad
10 hear that Mr. Forward is much better, and !,
likely to reeoScr speedily"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The IndiaHian, are making ef,rr. for the repair
oi The National Road in the State which loeofocoi,m
has le6 unfinished and out Of repair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

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