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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

Mr. MohennOn. the new member FROM Pennsylya-
MIA has been called upon to oct as Chairman Of the
Committee Of The Whole on the Tariff lie is rep
resented rs admirably adapted to the position. The
correspondent Of the New York American. writes:
Il cannot close without cungraiualins the whole
Nation On the great accession vhi,h our councils
nave gained m the presence of the admirable and
noble Chairman oi lhe Committee OF the Whole on
the slate OF the CuIun, now appointed To preside
throughout the whole Tariff dcbnie.-ihe great bat.
Tie OF this great session lie is the most powerful
man IN enforcing order and refining up n turbulent
assembly that ever acted presiding officer Mr.
White. oar worthy Speaker has shown his usual
admirable judgment IA selecting such a man for the
Chair al lhis important perud.
"Thnmcs NJ k,an McKcnuon Is man Of the
most imposing personal appearance gigantic frame.
a powerful voice. capable Of drowning the lsudest
upruar. an ImPerturhihlc rODlnrss and selfpsssrs-
si0n. and dauuiless courage. The moral Effect
OF ms action "a the Chair - perfectly delightful
The House have been evidently 5,sh surprised oud
delighted; and he has more Than realized the high
expectations We formed of hum
"Hs clear. alsiIICt, measured enumeration and
commanding tunc operates like a charm on the
House IN Us more rioiOus state. They are almost
ntraid Of hun. bat all love and admire him never
IhelC,s"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

"A Person Wei Taking The Cash"
Ma EDIroH IN the Patriot OF Friday you re- pub
shed an article from the Globe with the al owe cap
lion, wherein u - stated that the Archbishop Of
Canterbury receives a salary Of cal .OOo Will
you oblge an old subscriber by publishing the fol.
lowing extract from letter addressed 90 lie editor
OF Ellington Gazene, by Bishop Doane. who has
recently visited England
civilian IIOwley. Archbishop ofC anierbnry. re-.
eeiyes annually in round numbers, not sI26 600
Che article ~ the Patriot makes u nearly 5000 600
but SS5,OO8, the Bishop Of Lincoln rece,ye uof
$4,000. bot $4,000; the Bishop Of Norwich re- .
ceives not S332OOO, but S22 325; lhai "iho average
amount Of others" mot about SI5OOOO each bat
s33.S20
That whether these salaries be Too lIttle or ,oo
great they are the income Of property given ia other
Jays 10 The several dOceses Tor The express purpose
OF supporting The Bishops 10 each; which property
has increased from a small amount 10 The sum.I
stated by above The property being M tssvt a,
saered a. ihat Of ony private individu,l and the oh
jecion from rs increased value being lust what
aisofganzing agfarian might make o. the amount of
Nlr Aslofs income or Mr. Ridgway's
lha' the thousands upon thousands who are Al.
u.s. s'''N'hs lof TIE want oi piecs ~ bread and
,oa'' a'e h'' INCREASED. bot diminished greatly by
zee use 90 Which their income are ouuror,,.,.J
since 10 I'll subscriptions for bsr,cyai.,,, ,...,
ne ia'gesi contributions those of the Ascbbi,b.
op' and Bishops sometimes erceeI,rg o.. !,
N'yn'y "'oIii while the pour in zrcar nombor. are
GU yi'y 90 on ..s', estates As on ~srance
""7l ~ AHlinson Fafk, The country rcsilopt ,f
me See OF Canterbury. last summer. 1 80, -.
men employed 90 reclining waste land. v,b,eb ca.
n'' worth retaining, just that they might re-.
ho'cH employment The estates being The brunette
oi ihc diocese. The outlay ai the private erpen.s ~
he Archbishop. %
rom MY 70 one hundred labourers. In adJriop
him "P'y ~
Besides large and expensive Improvement, q,
.. imam when be was Bishop Of London: and
Huums'on Park The present We. -.,.,. .-l,,., -
APe"a'1 sZOOOOO Of as ps,s,osi .s.''',p
., Lambeth Palace. speak run 90.
i've knowlsdse when I Coy that me Bisbop, se5
gIsIgy ol ihe Church Of Fngand brig v,.fIv
'fzef an0qni q iucJms int9 The Church Hsg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
MEASURES NOT MEN

MEASURES, NOT MEN--Good mea,u,.. 49,.
doubedly require good men Co carry them on,. -,
what are men without measurcsS The ro,de, -
history will not forget. thai in the last DAYS of "A.
Roman republic. well &C whom the glory OF ~.
Empire expired, Rome exhibited l;iile else Inn, -
contests Of various facuuns coniendine under ~
banners Of ambitious leaders. Corruption enren.
dered and military despotisrn suppressed them
The great body Of the peeps. however. have m
direct interest in the success Uf these leaden-
lhey can he concerned only in the general welior,
ana The measures which tehd 10 that welfare -
Inns is The principle Of the wings Of the U. State.
Iheir objects ase principles. not men; and thos,
principles are TO produce IN the republic Union-Jn
Commerce Uniform Currency-in political ccor.
omy the Development OF indGsry- in society n,
equality Of conditions, by the cultivation Of al
minds and TO these great ends; the conservation an
exercise Of all he Constitutional powers Of the Ger.
eral Government, which the fathers Of the repnhl.
granted for The express purpose Of min siering 10
general welfare. These are WING principles. ana
they have been through 30 years Of rolllicn Con
hict. They arc the principles ON which the Co.'s.
tuition was founded. and we meniiun them now ths,
we may keeI them steadily in view-measure, m,
men. The true whig will not be turned 10 IN.
right or left 10y men. He viii support the gre,,
conservative principles Of The Constitution. IRE.
spec'ive Of mon. On all sides there are denagogu.,
and selfish leaders; but the patriot will look only a
his country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

FROM FRAGMENTS OF TIME Every man
Is guilty Of wrong. which would he wrong for .pv
other man To attempt TO right We cannot act r;gb,
~hefe we have no right TO act. II might be good
Tor me idle, were lie compelled 10 labor: and G,r The
'penu'hHii' were we 10 control his estate Put
What would he attended with partial good. ,yould
involve universal evil, endangering ali personal H.
perry and separate interest IN sighling one man.
wrong we would wrong every m1n's right.
u Is well known principle in Grammor. thai
Two negaivesdesrOy each other and are c,,ui,alept
70 an affirmation. II would he we'll n the same Oh.
h'ned ~ moral philosophy. 1.-Two errors were
equivalent TO one ruth. many systems Of etlic,
would suddenly experience great aurmentari,n Of
truth ''" "
Virtue Is both iidc md an estate: n rfls IN.
most exalted because % is G. d who couf.r. A.. ~,
osiaie 'he most rich. because li endures forever
Envy may not dcrogato the title because n ~ ,, ,
zen 10 me b"Dk ct Heaven; nad fraud cannot dim.
"lsI 'he eslaie' because no SIN can reach a.
mere o. nothing purer Than honcsiy-potbing
s"eeIer NAN charity; nothing warmer Than love
hoihing ncher than wi-dom-norhinr brfybtcr ti,au
N'Hne-and nothing more scaIf,st Than Cub -
Ihese united m one mind. form the pure.t the
s"'e'esl ihe warmesi the richest the brghtes' and
The most ssadiasl happiness
When we see birds az The approach n rain. an.
"i"Ing iheH pumage with oil o. shield 8fT he drous
aNou'o % not remind ne. when the storms of copfsn
'i'n ihrenIen us. 10 apply The OIL orl1rbsnr,nce and
nus prevent The chilling drops from entering our
10 accomplish mlch. q man must live o. he
were immortal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

D hthlSiNG PROPERTY OF OIT.-Tbe nc
'"h o. ol'in s'oPpn~ The violent ebulliIon Of varr
Gus substances Is truly surprising II swell known
ihai d mixture ofsugar. honey, or the Ike be r,I
'ng npon The fire and ia danger Of rising over the
sides Of The vessel The pouring IN ~ n Ilule mi
makes immediately snliside ~ many cnses the
"afN,"g circle round the inside Of a vessel. in
winch liquor Of this kind u 10 be boiled. with n
piece OF hord snap, will. lke a magic ring con.
me lhe ebuli'ion 10 that height. aud not suffer il
10 stir any further
lhis q wholly owing 10 the oil 81 flt conra;neJ
~ ne soap Dat there bcs'des these another very
important use of OF, on Ike occasion. which IL
The pouring little of 10 on any metallic s,lp,i,,n
while making. This feslrsius The ascent Of Tho
no1ous Vapors preserves The opera tor from DANGER
and al The same time. by keeping down the eynppr.
nung mauer gives rodoubled strength e. the men.
Hfnn Piiny has mentioned an extraordinary IN 81
OF oi 90 sizzling The surface Of wafer when il i.
.gHa'ed with "nvc- and tho use mode ofir by the
diger for this purpose
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

YOUNG MIN TAKE CARE On spr5o, n
iernoon lasi Icmueuncs M cung was held p,
Feils Point 90 BiIumote, Whi~h vas followed by
religious exercises in German anguare. H. he
midst oi ihe eHercrsss says The Blumore sum fb.
company were HtiIe surprised 10 see e. tsII. hand.
some gid move somrwh1i quickly from ne pYtpt ro
ah'inef ana stopping directly opposite on indivId1.
al whose exterior was that ol reof'erp,r a..
surprise vas Increased i0 see her raise her hand.
administer 60 each sdo Of hs face. in prefty grrt
'1ccess1n. twso ihrse very emphatic san, G.u
her s1t palm A. explanation eusued. and fbs
pretty heroine stalled That The individual had b,,,
'yei1g Der ior some fipe ard finally had rn,piC.,,
% TIE audaciiy 20 wink a. bert She could hear
"' e}''nr' hecau'' That was the tribute which her
o.t'y eF7cied BOZ The shnpe ~ sdmuafon from, tl,.
one -ft and envy from he other; bot when ID r,o,,
" NlnF maj was an insult o. the oh asfiy Of he,
appearance which could only be avenged " .tb "a,
"ai punishment uron The srof.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
THE Rl OF THE wEArnER-,

THE Rf OF THE wEATHER.-N neat vol
ume Of 925 duode elmo pages. entitled new the
DRY Of the weather and practical views on Astrono
my has been laid on on table by the author. Mr.
ID. ABD'LL Of This city. We have had oppor-
tlniy OF examining the work. and unhesiiaiingly
recommend IL to the public as highly valuable To
those who desire TO acquire practical know ledge
VI Astronomy IN such form is most pleasing to
the reader or tho student Ira the description OF the
sfons Of fxet stars f5 the history Of the knowl.
edge hr't possessed by The uncien's ofihe euven-
" bodies and their oassifca ton into cancellations
The work Sl-o treats OF nebulae. shooting stars.
description Of the solar system list Of eclipses gray
station water-spouis. clouds. rain. snow. &c &c.
81 hr rs the theory Of the weather is concerned.
which is dcduoed from astronomy we are no, pre-.
pared TO cypress, with confidence, an opinion. The
theory Is based upon the superstition that the wealth
er affected by the sun aud moon coming m con.
junction with vnrious planets. We see no reason
Why the theory should not be as readily received as
any other. and the author Processes TO found II upon
long ADD constant observation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

We have been IN the sJiiorsl ohsir. except
such portion Of The lime ~ we hove been engaged
- Manual labgf. TO- nearly twelve years and r,usb
We have many things 10 regret Do the course or Dat
''ns and ardoous oareer-many hing. said IN
haste and perhaps many omissions vel ~. b,y,
80. ,'''' 20 'hs reflection that We never dev,st,d
'ee p''"e'ple with which we commenced it,
never To speak ofa mans private character
'"'e'' 'ha' "an yas on ofHce.bader %, q c,,ss .,.
io' Land 'hrn 10 speak ofd.at only which va. cal
'ola'sd 70 prejudice he public service The p,.,
siri' ~ believe 70 b. founded ~ fsb, .r5 ~. +.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

~ HOJs HISTORICAL FACT-Durrr IN,
''''''' n ie in The reign of Charles 1 ,
country sH came 90 LINTON bro search of /, .it,,,i-
servant m1.d' Dot n1t surceeIiue,. size hired 49,,
tI ~ r1''g aW beer from breyb,p.. All -.
noe "h' ore called tub women. IT., b,,,,.
49,, ~. '.gl god looking g,l u this low occus,.
st,r, -. ...'' h'. Iiiny as servant. and in
'hs ~as set young woman and r.e ~. 80 Nni,s
OF bic iOriuno '' ''N 'ef The bulk
q, pc business Of brewery was drop.,5. and ~.
IYge "a' recommended % Ihe yorrg y,.,,,,.
sN'i'i LAWYER cod suitable person 10 49,. !,
fu.lands ahiirs Hyde, who wqs srsr,,,I., q I,
'i c'nfena'n' hnding he widows fortune 49,.
~ considerable. WOUsd md married be-, O.
marriage. there vas no other tbs. orfs ,n'
VINO oilrf"ufds became tbe wife Of james ft. 80
'nd and m''bcf ~ May and Ann. Queens of g.
i'nd lh1s has greatness and honor often I'd 80.
hrfh IN g1vsry ind ludigsncs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
JUNE.
~ NJ.
by c. w BRYANT.

u y. W BRYANT.
Igazad upon thy glorious sky
And the green mountains round;
And thought, that when / came 10 Ito
Within the silent ground.
Twere pleasant, that IN howery June
When brooks sent up cheerful tune,
And groves Joyous sound,
TnS Xlons hand, my grave TO make
The rich, green mountain turf should break
cell within the frozen m,und,
coffin bourne through street,
And icy clouds above II rolled.
While fierce the tempest beat
Away!-I will not think 0rihese--
Blue be the sky AID soft the breeze.
Earth green beneath the feet,
And be the damp mound gently preSl
Into my narrow place Of rest.
The e through the long. long summer hours
The golden light should lie,
And thick young herbs aud groups or flower
Stand in lheii beauty BY,
The oriole should build and tell
His love tale close beside my cell:
The idle butterfly
Should rest him there, and there be heard
The housewife bee and huming bird.
And what. if cheerful shouts. nj noon.
Come from the village sent,
Or songs Of maids beneath The moon.
With fairy laughter blent
And what. II in tie evening light.
Beirulhcd lovers walk in sight
OF my low monument
would the lovely scene around
Might know no sadder sight nor sound
knew. know should not SEQ
The seasons glorious show.
Nor would lis brightness shine for mo
Nor ATS wild music Aow
Bat u around my place Of sleep.
Inc Trends | love should come TO weec
They might not haste To 60.
Slh airs and songs, and lighr. and bloom.
SHOULD keep Thorn lingering by my Iomb
Those to Iheir sofened hearts should beat
The thought OF what has Teen,
And speak of one who came To share
The gladn IS of Tho scene;
Whose parI IN ali the p MP that fills
The circeit of the Summer hills.
is--ihaI his grave is green;
And deeply woull their hears rejoice
10 hear again his living voice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

Mr. Brnham, la't night gave another concert at
the City Hall. aud we are sure We speak the uni
NSrEal senlmenti when say that he is fully wor.
my OF The high fame TO has attained as vocalist
some OF his pieces. and they mostly old and pop.
uar' were sung with moro effect Than we have ever
heard before thrown into them. Bruce's ADJ ress.
Bay Of Bacay, md scvcral of his asr nights pieces
We're superb. lie leaves 10 day for Cincinnati and
The west. and We commend han 10 their kindest
regards.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
TRTTST GATR

ID virtue OF deed Of Trust executed BY Redick
4 - Mchee 10 the subscriber. bearing date tho
2oth day Of April. 1910. and now Of record in the
Clerks Office Of Ohio County Court in book No "a
p1se 100 shall offer Cor sale, at the auction room
OF Hall a. Wickham in the city of Wheeling on
Monday the 9Th day Of June, 1912 10 The high.
est bidder The property named IN said deed OTirusf
consisting Of the following described household and
Kitchen furniture, horses csrrage drays &c 20 wit
pianoi lounges. sofa. I setiee pier table and
Ooking glass, looking and dressing glasses. d..
Ming and breakfast tables. centre table with mar.
bic slab book case and writing desk, l sidebcard
" book cases and about 900 volumes. cases Of.
coins and minerals. eight day clock ond mantle
clock. Ia iromed pictures and plates. 5 parlor and
room CARPETS, Brussels end common stair Garrett
WIN brass reds, &c. ] astral lamp, I entry lamp
dozen mahogany chairs. dozen Windsor do ! set
OF walters, 1 set Of silver coffee and tea ware s
pieces. ~ dozen silver table and tea spoons. end
des'cr iorks, I set China tea ware. I sci Chna d..
ming ware. 9 large clothes presses. 4 hureans 4
wash stands and bowls. . safes. cooking stove a.
apparatus. with great many other articles for klt.
chen and culinary purposrs. Al-o feather beds.
bar odd common maifrasscr. bcdstcnds and
aeeis' quilts. coverlids. pillows, bolsters SC &c
" malch, wheClhavow, I 4-wheel carriage. 2 SETS
'ho.ela longs ,pokers Tenders. &c hrass coal boz.
'unofy knive' and forks and glass wore. sc. SC.
INNS -AH sums $50 anil under. cash--all
,''Ds over ~ and under 800. a credit Of i0nf
,lo''h'--ah sums over 900 3 months--iho our.
chasef giving bond with approved seer,;...
up 26-n Graz -.strt
- RfTCHlE. Trusies.
~ Under and by whine Of lbe above named
deed OF trust viii be sold on the On jav or Jrly.
loA2' e. ne front door n ihe Cour Home oCfbs
county a likely negro boy sged about no ysar,
CRAIG RlTCHfE. Trssise
Ihe sale % ne above properly 10 posipan.
~ Until THURSDAY The Az d,y 81 f,t- s..,f
''"e 90 Graz RTTCHfk-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

ally wish for their swn sakos. aud the public. that
Cur neighbors of the Gazette and Argus would adopt
H. We allude to the suffice now. IN consequence
OF 'he Gaze"e having IN that paper Of yesterday
revived an old and stale Islander upou ourseli
ia'ion TO oar past lie. which w.ud not. were II
(Which Is IL nOi.) the fact, excite regret or
painful emotion. We were always fund ofthc dra.
ma aud was, some cish, years ago, member OF a
IhesPian corps, bat never hada further connection
with Me sock ard buskfn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

We are indebted 10 the Hon. Mr. Gushing from
Mass. for a ccPy Of the report Of the Committee on
Foreign Afiiin. Of which he Is chairman submitted
20 The present Congress on the I4lh April. 1912.
The document is yoldminous- but We have seen
sufficient Of To be that its length is not on
objection ~ At. II is replete with information.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
IMPORTANCE on IHE NAvY--we unnld

IMPORTANCE OF HE NAvY-we would
sill call the attention OF the country to this subject
AMERICANS AT THE SANDWICH IsI,xps.-A Io,.
number Of the Poynesian. paper published. or re.
Gently published al the Sandwich Islands estimates
me number OF A'0cTlcans IA those Islands incudInr
women and children, at nearly 600 which Is more
lhan The Sggrcgaie Of al other foreigners The
amount OF properly held ia the islands by lheue GOO
| Americas Is estimated OF 81 900 600 Besides
lhis great amount of properly constantly at The
island, connected with the whale fishing. In The
year $50, according TO the consular returns
s6'uUOl6J OF American property touched al Ola.
helie az Tie Soceiy Islands. The PoIynesian men.
lions these and other facts show the importance
-! more frequent visits OF our shps of war In Tins,
seas. u also recommends The establishments Of an
American naval depot al the Sandwich Islands
When Says that paper) We consider The extent
Of Tie Field, the dangers OF the navigation The M
merous savage and hostile tribes. the several semi.
ci ized nations 80 rapidly r.Ing existence the
great number of islands frequeuied by Amerrcau|
shipping. The number Of seamen. shius amount of
properly, all embraced within It's limits we find that
even a much larger force could be profIabiy enplov
ed Instead ~, u has been ~ pas, wears a soil.
lary vessel occasionally touching at few ofthe L.
lands IN question, scare ely Attending tho semt lance
nI 'eioi or pioccuan 10 their cOuHfrymcn, or els.
ihg COdn'enance 10 Their commercial enterprises
sih or more ships could he advaHioreously cgra.
ged IN cruises from New Zealand and Sdrev 10 |
these islands, and thence The northwest coast of
America, California, and japan, embracing al the |
whaling grounds. That number would be sniff. /
oieni O allow one to he ia each Of the PRINCIPAL
Porls during the period when the whalers come in /
Ia recruit measure which would be extremely
advantageous To them, in enabling them 10 Ir.serye
better degree Of discipline among lheir ships and
also 10 receive the best medical attendance The
81 Lon's. Captain Forrest during his recent cruise
10 me washington Society, and these islands was
able to aitprd valuable and eficleLt ass stance 10
many American Nhalers. also t. rcf,rm g ~ raj, /
abuses praciiced towards seamen by The Govern.
me'i OF the hrst mentioned groups. She also ST.
cured sIH muneers who attempted 10 ere their sI,Ip
a"a lakes hem To the United States Tor nial Al
anu, captain Forrest, by prompt Interference
h'pPtu hutny on buard whale ship ia its bud
ana thus prevented consequences which wou!d have
Oeeh P'eIndicial 10 The owners, and disastrous 10 the
seauen. 10 fine, let mln-oCv a. he employod On
any OF me cruising grounds. aud she cannot fail oil
being o essential service, and that too TO class of
American citizens. whose interests have been moro
overlooked han those Of any other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
From ne Cmcisaa,i R,grs,,oa.

MADAME SUTTON 5 CONCERT-Ws a,s
happy 10 learn that this celebrated Vocalist u,t,l,
the Prima Dom Of the Italian companies m IA.
wanna and New Orleans) will visit ihis civ t,l,v
OF tomorrow. for the purpose Of giving cuncet. =
We observe hat The papers below are full of e,,u
iums upon her musical rovcrs
The following tribute 10 the extraordinary musi.
cal talent of Madame : we take ir,n a i,ie uur,
Der If the $, Louis Reporter;
MADAME Sutton hag a voice of mora Richness
and compass than we ever heard IN this CIV She
has been regarded as the equal of the celebrated
Madame Mulibran; and many who heard her ON Fr,.
day evening unhesiniingy pronounced her sing nc
lar superior 10 that OF Caradou Allen. who va. so
much admired ia this country aud Enrope n few
years ago. Indeed II hns seldom If ever ba,neneJ
mat TIE lovers OF music in tins ceuHrry have bad
Hn opportunity Of listening 10 a lady or SO rich a
voice and brlliancy Of execution as MADAME ="
The Louisville Journal says-!he Concert Inst
evening wns crowded with tie elite OF our civ
Never betOre have we seen our public 50 excited
or nave we seen such intense interest as was e1hi-
hiied Ia listening 70 the singing Of Madame Sutton
Farles around Us seemed afraid OF loosIng the sma.
lest part Of her airs, much was their surprise and
delight at her splendid voice aud Lrillrancy OF exc
cuion
Mr.. Sutton first Tenor from ItaIy and who nos.
sesses fine voice. adds % the charm Of tins ladys
singing IN the Doeiis. The purify OF his STYLE. aud
the exquisite finish 81 his singing render the Con
GERS more attractive Than any ne have had Mr.
Snlions Italian airs, Ike those Of Madums nre de.
ci"us. and as sung 5y him produce The highest graf
ihcaiion. pleasure and delight Ills ballads are CIV.
en- with an intensity OF feeling that carries the listener
completely with hIm. These distinguished Artisr.
are accompanied by the celebrated vocalist Mr..
Weber from 81 Louis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
PUBLIC MEETING.

WESTERN VIRGINIA.-A meeting Of the eili.
sens ofohio county is requested atIhe Court House
IA The City OF Wheeling OF Thursday next the 3Olh
ins'' H2 o'clock to appoint delegates to the con.
Nsntion to be held at LEwISBURG on the first
Monday in August merit to consider measures prn.
per TO be adopted for bringing about an equal uppor-
comment Of representatives in our state legislature
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

Ws ASK NOTHING MoRE-wE WILL Ac-
evPT NOTHING LESS THAN A REPRESENTA-
ZION IN PRoPozrIoN To OUR POPULATION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

they take from it, thar they sss ever, wh.,.,-
most liberal promoters Of all beneyolen, :"
jeets" %