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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

JOtINSONIANA.
IOIINSON1ANA, being anecdotes aud sayings OF DR.
Johnson tnot contained in 'Boswes lifc) collected
by Mrs Poxzi. sir John Hawkins; Thomas Tyers, Ssq
noclc, Esq; Geo Stevens, Esq Miss eyncls Nc Cum.
bcIsnd MI Cradoek Hannah More; Mr. wilkins Mr. Green;
Rev Mr. Parker; Mt Rose; wm Steward, Esq Hum
phrcys A; sir Joshua Re ynoli; Maj DArbay; Or
te-Rt Hon w windham-B,shnp Horne edited bT J
Wilson Croker-ecmpete In " lAno handsomely printed,
with finely engraved portraits Of DIR Johnson, BcsSc.
Madame PioxEi, TophaIn. BeauelcTk, and Thrac.
From the Editors PTefice.
Taken hy thcmrclves alone. these Annal might Il is
presumed claim Vlac with the best popu
ar description, In our Iva any other language -
They form, will hardly be disputed Of the brightest
collections OF materials for thinking that be pointed
literature, and constitute emueny a manual snch
johnson himself fond cf-ouc Of those portable
books that you the FIRE site aud hold readily
in your hsnd-ihe seful aflcf all" For sale the
Bookstore Of
Sc p SMITH. DRINKER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

In the United STATES Count Tor The Eastern District OF Nr.
ginia, ith August, 1872
In the matter oil Bankrupcy OF
SAMUEL VI. JANNEY, Of tho county II Loudoun, in
- the Eastern Virginia District The said samuel VI
IsnneY has been decTeed Bankrupt by this Court
navfn. filed petition praying his discharge; II l.
ordered, that notice heI col he published IN nswspa.
per printed In the CY of hmond ~ DAYS al least before
the i'm Of November next when hearing Will be had
the said pc the City lla m the City OF Richmond,
and all creditors who have proved their debts, and Other
In interest, appear the said time and place
and show II they have Why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
ACopy-Tesie,
au 6 wllw HENRY GIBSON, Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
,. FITZGERALD, Gle

! lIi1iNiA-At Rule, held Ia the CIerk,, or .,
v the ~uprri'r Cont of Chaneery for the Riehmoni
Nscc EtzgcIald p,s
Against 500.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

the supefor Court cry for the Richmond Cir.
cult, the 5rd day OF October, 1872:
Charles Sow and Joseph tow parruers doing busIueqs
under the name aud style OF & JsIow, Puts.
against
Henry Hamilton, and other Dens
The defendant above named not having entered Lis
appearance and gwen security according tie
scmby and the Tues olhis Court and apncanr by sal,
isiae,ory evidence, that he Is inhabtlnt Of this
Commonwealth: II is ordered, That the said defendant do
appear ri the Hulcsto be held first Monday in Jnu
AIRY next aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
copy 2" ths order be forthwith inserted some newspa-
per published Ia the ely ofWichmond foriwo months se
c"ssvey, aud posted at the font door the CAPITOL i'm th
| Gaii city. eopy-Terfe Ni " '''O
6-Wqw n GANna A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
sell WOW wM. q. s,Nps CT

RGiNIA-NI I,aic ned il, ih CicTs's Office of ~.
supciNr Corrt of Chanccry foI the Richnoni Cir
cut the lst LAY of August, 1872. wv
john VI GTc-oIy Ariinc Gcycf Of the Stale of viz
sni Who sues rs the relation and the b, OF Mi
chaci Grtucr, Samuel q. Ar, aud John Dove yersesr.
ofthe Poor iorthe city nf Richmond, Pha
Against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
Copy. Teeic.

w VIC UntU ratc1 LO0n Tor e E1seTn District Of Viz.
Fnia. Sept igfh, 1872.
In the Matter Of Bankruptcy Of
IoliN A. PAYNE 81 fhe county NJ Pluvanna In the
- Eotern Virginia Dsrct' The ssid John Payne, wbs
W. nech decfecd hlnkrup ny this court having nie1
blu WVfH'of Die ischafgc u s ordered. that motto,
neteol hc pnbhsheti u ncwsplpcr printed In the e.
cHugnd, ~ 4ys az less' before mo Oh day Ianuafy
LOU Wleh heafnr will hc had on the aid petition NJ thf
united siiios Count Room, n The CITY Of Richmond an,
a creditors Who Itvc proved their d1us AMI Other per
Hns in interest," may appear The said and lace AMI
-W cause 10 any cy have Why the prayer Of the sait
petitioner should not BE- granted
copy. Teuc,
pr 2l-viiw HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

IN delicate siiuafous find great relief from Constantly
wearing iua paser Inc application 81 Iha plaster br-
tweentne shouiefs has co ounI certain rsise ~ Tor
colds conEhs phtisic and lung affections n their sry
nifcn dcrtroy9 inltmffou by PRODUCING coplus prf
tplfanon. No physician should boz uith1ufr.
For plfncullrsaec bills that accompanies each box ana
DIRECTIONS Zach uo1 aims sufficient fo s1rc1I 49, T.,
eiEhi glasierH. Price 5Jccnts per box For sale
oc ~ DIV clH A {! srIvpNa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

In the United states Court FOR tc Eastern District 81
Nirgnia. August lOth, lSiS
In the matter OF Bankcup;cy Of
NATHAN W WALTON. ofthe county OF Buckingham,
Y In the Eastern Virginia District The said Nathan
" Walton, who has been dccrced BANKRUPT by tlis
court having filed petition praying for his discharge II
ordered, that n9ticc Their OF be published In nc~spa
printed In the City Ct ehnond 10 days AT least bcre
Inc 2h OF Move mhcr when hearing will he had
tho said petcn NJ the City Hail. In the Cny OF Rich
mond and all creditors who have proved their debts and
other interest; appear the said time and
place, and show cause they have why the PRAYER
OF the said petitioner should not be granted
copy. Teste. -. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
RATES Or

We copy tho ~f"IlgNiag SYNOPSIS VI the bill in
reduced Ia the Senate Of the Uuiicd States. p,
"duce and equalize The rate Of postage, from lhc
Baltimore American.
The FIRST section Of Inc bill establishes the rates
Of postage uponalI Letters ard packets as follow
For every ictter composed ri n single sheet, con.
ycysd not exceeding Ihur:y miles, five cents. Owe
thirty, and not exceeding one hundred aud fhy
miles, ten cents. over one hundred and fGy, and
MT exceeding four hundred miles, twenty cent
over four hundred miles, twenty Eve cent?, and
Tor double or triple letters, increased relatives
ales.
The ihlrd section enacis that after the lhirtierh
Of September next, there shall be paid urun IN
newspaper and periodicals containing not more
than square iuches.ihe same rate Of postage fixed b.,
the rhi.tsculh scrtiou Of the act approved March 3
le25i and uVon all newspapers of greater size than
-sguare inches, on addIiunal puslage OF one cent
for every five square inches over aud above the
SAID number Of inches.
The privilege 10 receive and transmit { letter.
packets, newspaper, periodicals, or other mailer.
through The mails. free Of postage. is confined by
This bill 10 the President of The United States.
Vice President of the United States. the cI-Presi.
dents Of The United SiaIes, or The widow Of any
EI-PTCsideni, AM the Secretaries Of STATE, Of tie
Treasury, Of War, Of the Navy, and HE Pus'm s.
Ter Genful. The fourth section requires all uni
GERS uf The government heretofore having The frank
ing privilege, 10 keep on account Of all pusinge
charged and payable upon leuers, packages. or
other matters received through the mail by Them it,
relation 70 The duties OF business Of their resuCc-
i've office; aLC provides for the payment Of such
accounts Tor postage, upon being duly verified. quar-
t%cr-yGariy out Of he contingent fund Of The bureau
or department 10 which the ohicsrs may respective.
" belong.
The fnh section prohibits members Of Congress
from Trans hitting any leter, or newspaper. or pack.
aEc, other than such az they themselves have &C
casiun Co send through the mail Any uember
convicted Of exercising The ranking privilege ia
violation Of the above provision, subjects himself To
a fnc Of twenty dollars for each offence. The
party IS subjected to be fined in the same sum.
and q d made the imperative duty Of the Pusimas.
ter Grueral. ami his deputies throughout The cuun.
try, on becoming acquainted with any such Of
fence, 10 prosecute the offenders for the same.
1T Is enacted by the eleventh section that NJ
foreign vessel Of any description shall convey let.
tos from one port 10 anoiher DO The United States
Any vessel guilty Of an infraciion Of this law. for
ieits tie Sum Of Eve hundred dollars. and is liabl,
10 be proceeded against in any Court Of The Unitet
States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

WHAT NENF-For The last twenty four hours
we have been almost constantly thinking about m
article contained ia the last Argus, and we really
cannot drive 40 out Of our mind. We are very do.
sir'us Of Keeping clear uf any controversy with oYr
"e'sh'or 90 law for fear il might become personal
either by hisor our own iudiscreuon. land that We
cannoi bear. sour Character i two tender 70 admit
Of any rough hnndIing) but really VIC must lnov. II
We car, what is the meaning Of the following sen.
''nccs-whirh We fluid Ia a long article headed
Neral Revolution"
Shall ugs,ari bankers or u,rc,,,I.
pHIo INC m1Hfm verified Iu every err Of the vprlg's
W''"ry. u'i Labor ~ The only true nphiIIfvJ Rryy,r!
'h' day OF rerhonnr ls asraPriOaching. when rbp-c
y . nave lrpddcn Co The dusI Will buH We d, iasfrYc.
non. The !Is' faint rcmuan. nfIhc FeuJ,I umrs h.
l'si departing. The Knight ~ longer rides firth a,
'"s' L'mlnaie plumber, the MAJ! clad Baron no more
'''o7 i'nh MS o. en- alarms. Ca 1pirc and war and
Hany o. becoming mD'c literally fruc. the apprgrec.
meHi by Burke, while France was sy,arnri y,,r.
liberated mon. and her soil dronchcj ,, be, og,I
'"'d, Ihat "ihc aEe at cbryulry had gomez Re.
''IuHons have hitherto, with one or Two gloupu.
exceptions, had for heir object brt the elevation oi
lhe middle and higher classes. The soo5,a, t,IeJ
on. hndIng 90 change but n change Of masters. md
'l '"e s'1ufee oioppfessIuH pursued their weary
W fAFtIItUle ~ I1iorimrE has demon.
',f'Iel ihal her day of endurance has passed. and
already has Ere and sword yinIicatcI her Yufr,g.
o" rights 100 European nations The vengeance
h"fiu5cd by ihc oppression of centuries. ms been
Nn.'"sed. md though he fist grand eHYu lar thsir
redemption failed. who shall say when another ,rd
more successful up rising shall evsep from carb
ne Iasl 'esIre of d'prslism The HcarIsss tyranny
NhIgh now Distinguishes The social sy.tsm. vail
l'''a is place ioa Purer orrut-iho spirit Of perfect
equality.
What wc wish 10 know What The writer aim,
ai what ho nfsrds TO d' VIVA ogprc..rr Uh.
JHuutz-d over who ore Inc au,'ocufs. who The
0gfr,sslrs so loudly denounced. what ss ns nature
IF 'he revolution th7r 81 TO bc. how effected. how
carried 1uf. hoN Legislation e To- reach rs pom.
when ur' roasumm1.od Arltr. how ODD thc r-gaf
,d1r 7t redemption nr We have heard sum.
thunder since wo came into ihs breath iur world
have seen something Of hs 4ggas .a Ihs H8Hgl
ew oflhc nps ami ws have never uuud boo one
#ra' r'as' 70 thts country except chat made by rhs
NII. Of rho one who cried against arsiocrry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
LITERApY Nn11CrS

BOSTON MlSCELLANY-E Norris & Co
IT Cincinnati have bcco ne jpint publishers Of this
valuable md beautiful magazine with NIcssr. Braj.
bury & Sodon Of Boston. Subscribers here will
receive as heretofore, their numbers from }. II.
Fir'NrsoN without expense Of pn,tarc. This mag.
az'ne has bat just entered its second volume. vet
t. one among the mos, rich and mcy works or the
day. The Miscellany Is edited by Nathan Hale. ir
a gentleman Of the finest literary atlaiumcnts. DR.
Claiming, ii Everett, Mp wiIr. r Lowell. J
w Ingram, and others Of similar class Of writer, ~,
pear IN nie present number. The cnrmyinrs of the
Lover artist, plate Of The fashion,. and the music
The Rainbow are ofsuperior cast.
THE LAW REPORT r. published also by
Bradbury & Soden. and T. $ Norris IL Co. of Gin.
cinna'i, J II Thompson, rs ent for Wheeling, ,s be-.
i"re u.s. and llUle as we are inclined 10 din INFO the
mysteries Of the law, We have not been ucrlcclu.
OF The high reputation This work has attained with
'he bar and the public and we recommend il. VA.
h'S'iai"g'y, To every member Of he bar who does
not now possess it.
MERRY'S MUSEUM has also come TO hand
for July. II glorics in the same crrcrrrisinr pnl
llshcrs and Indrfat gable agent, while n is edited b,
that prince of writers. for youth, s G Goodrich
Terms one dollar a year. The number before II,
"oniaiHs not less Iran ten or twelve fnc engraving.
and much useful reading for he yoruC. all calcula
led 10 Hsiil correct morals and useful knuulcdce.
GR\IIAMS MAGAZINE morrzfpe fl,
July Is beautifully gotten ur, more 20 than usual
The engraving OF 'Ihe Polish mother" Thai o.
Morning Prayer" both in the same number. arc
very beautiful and rich. They are among lie bcsl
specimens Of American art in that line. The ler
Ter press Is m good taste. Ssba Smrh. + ) Osgaog
{ Hoffman, Miss Leslie. DC. are OF the writers
Tor this number, and who can doubt but their pro.
ducuons viii lie read with interest aud advpniacc.
Ji Ih'mPS on Is agent for this city.
GoDEYS LADY'S BOOK for July is beautmlly
adorned, and more rich in interest than any prcdc.
ce-sor we recoi!ecl TO have seen. The miniature
i'truIy a sD-ef engraving. If SO may use The term
and the poetry ofNIr. tIale i well adapted in beau.
~ TO III e plate. Miss Lc,Ile's Run King has fine
innd Of Amusement aud he midnight yoyuce of The
Sea Gull we have read with sufficient interest 10
induce Us To subscribe Tor the work did We not
now receive i = Thompson agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

We have advlccs from Providence to Monday
afternoon. The insurgents were still in military
array. bat no conflict had yet taken place.
We cory the following from the Providence Jour.
nal extra Of Monday afternoon
DORIS forces are cs,iml,cd a, $50 to 1000 mon
most ct whom arc armed IN spne way, and he has
10 field pieces. lie was visited on Monday by his
father, hc'ccching him to escape from his dcspcr
ale position; bu; he refused. declaring that he had
m'as uH has mind to conquer OF die on the field
Da'ce j. Pierce also in,cr7o,ri his adivcc-5a, il
was 10 - rurPnse. The Nm with Drr are sup
posed to be about gee cr,hem citizens Of Rhod,
Stand, and The res, s;mgsIes from al quar.ers-
generally, a icrocious and desperate set
Dor X unwell himself. bu, came ont snl address.
led his army on Monday, declaring that ,hc quc--
uon was no longer one orSuiTrage. but extended t.
principles much broader than that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

H,i'fe NC again greet our readers, the National
Anniversary will have past, ft 1912. The Pacus
OF Joy and liberty Will have rung throughout The
FAR land wo inherit from ou5 fathers toll. and suc
ierns. and blood VIII here be one among an The
millions who will welcome IL rs a dsy Of mi-ib and
snow OF triumph and patriotic apDe.'-. who will
H"' ieel a thullof pride, that he oves hs birth. right
10 such fathers, as oar sircs Of the revolution
we love. as who does not. 10 look back 10 them
ant mediate upon their many virtues their stern.
ncs'' their integrity. psbeudtug al. the mountain
OAK their iuny aspirations for the country they
''u maae heir homes. In purity they were as ia e
uniroddeU forest. in ambition az the brl rDpt cr m.
everlasting hil', in heart firm rs The rock. hat has
Tor ages bravcd the lghtnnes and the tempest. and
n action uEceas.nT as the eternal waterfall Who
would no! Ice proud Of such a race Of iurchrher-
Tie true nobility Of nature. They needed no, IN
hani OF kings, the kuirhtly cross. the belt Of title.
OF the stare Of honor their titles were written with
The finger OF Omnjpotencc on their lrows-INed
with them In life, slept with them IN the ,l,ep Of
death The majesty OF kings lay At their fee, in
trembling liileness. They willed aud acteI-ryr.
amy shrank i'emhlingly and aghasi. and liberty
need from her dungeon SHARED upward TO the sun.
o'ihtd her wings in liquid frc, anG returned to be
guardian forever arr ever Of The land sLe loves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

WHOLESALE EILLANY--A SORT Of intcrlp.
ping lawyer named Emory, has been doing quite nn
extensive Business AZ Brslon. in various depari.
mcnts Of fraud lie was convicted, a few DAYS
sIncc. on on Indictment charging him with forging
certain names % ID trustee bond, 90 rrmpye an al.
iachmeui That had been LAID by one of the Courts on
certain money of which he was q claimant: yrsrer
day be vas again pms on tnal for swindliug "a door
irshman out Of 800, 10y palming OF upon him
shares In two ofour worthless banking associiron-
thc Manhattan Exchange and Guy Trust-wbrcb
he had bought ai auction Tor a dollar. out which he
represented 60 he irshman as equal 10 gold. and
there are several other indictments against him FIR
other exploits ri Inc same nature. H5 s not n mem.
her Of he SuG1Ik bar. but has been p~racucfng by
tolerance, Er some yeas 100 Boston.
~ y Can Ayr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
CELERRArIoN on ruE ann oF JrLY

The Committee Of Conference appointed on be.
half OF the Guards 4 r G.mcn 10 make suitable
arrangements for celebrating the coming anuiver.
>ary Of our National Independence, have agreed up.
on the iullnw ing order. VIZ:
Each Corps VIII meet at is respective A-sory ,
AT S O'Clock, A. NJ The companies VIII then
unite, after ]paradiug through The city VIII repair 10
Wheeling Island, where a dinner Will be pre-.
pared by Ma. GLrMg, precisely a, l o'clock, p.
NJ.
The Declaration Of independence will be read
by Sergeant A. 5 GLESS Of the Guards, and an
Grafton delivered by L,EUr. J. S Lowry, Of TIA,
RArncn Alsn an original and patriotic ode
written expressly for the occasion, will be read
Any Of orr fellow citizens that wish To partIci-
pate IN the festivities Of the day are respectfully in
yIled 10 attend.
COMMITTEE or CONFERENCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

We wSre last evening and The evening before At
Mrs. Sntton's concert at Ihe Cry Hall. and were
never more delighted with music since We fri
heard the w~arblInss Of the nightingale. Mrs. Sui.
tons voice has more compass and melody accompa.
med BY The highest culture, Than any voice weevcr
heard Mrs Wood and q host Of bright STARS no, e1
ceP'cd. Mr. Weber. ON the piano Is also a great &C.
QUESTION. The party leave here with The best wrsh
Is 4 all who heard them aud sincere gratitude 70 {
the pleasure They have BESTOWED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
A PEEP INTO THE POOR RICH MANS
IInIGl
RY MIss

By MISS FFDGEwIcK.
susan al once entered into Harry's IeyS: and m
a short lime. she and her family were transferred 4,
a part % a small house in Broome street, n. York
One room served as Kitchen; parlor. and bed. room
j was furnished only with articles Of the first ne.
cessiiy. There was a snug Iiule bed room 5r Tn.
RE fhil, which he said suited him exactly. and q
comfortable. good sized one for Charlotte, with n psat
ng carpet on %. "bccause Louie suffered with c Id
ieei and a IRE place IN %, "iur Loue musI have n
IRE when be has sick turns and Two Windows
Tor all LotIe's living was fresh air." and the oply
bureau and The only rocking chair were 10 Chr.
ollie room, becausc, % she said. "Susy had aIvat,
'ome good reason at hand, for giving her the besr
ofoyery Thing"
Orr friends were incidentally what he word ALI,
poor But hey had affection. intelligence. rem.cr
nnce, contcntmcnt. and gooJliness. Were they poor'
we shall SEE. 10 The meantime. let US SEQ II tber,
Is not some misuse Of terms Boz this world" Nor
re Flnlcy had got on in The world" lie had 81,
Tar secured has main chance. that be was ENGAGED
10 profitable business. lie lived in q grand house.
ia'hionahly furnished on bis wife. hke The wives
OF Other furnishing young merchants. dressed n er.
pensivo materials. m1do Boz the latest fashion
Neither Morris nor his wife were viri1us They
were only selfish and Osteufati1us. with Unfinished
minds and hearts Sc emp as heir purses were
"liusbsnd said Mrs Finley 10 her rarincr who
BAD just tome homo from Nall street t1 be- dinner.
hfs mind cngrosscd with some uu1cc1nrf,blo rs, In
'he sl',s" Husband. mother has been here"
wei, uLlj OF IhaiTf
'S1e bias given up her house.
What of THAR
why. yon know what Of that as well ~ r do.
'hr docs not know what shr is 10 d1 next"
We must premise fh1t Fuiry's hthef In. law had
made some unfortunate. as vel as Fortunate speech
'7ii'ns Do h7d died. end len hs unmarried daurh
Ter pennies
.im euro } cluu0, cay vhr' 'o DO next. repI.
cd Foley, "'hr fs lucky t1 f..o ono daughter we'll
provided Tor What does she propussy
.NHo aa not propose any fhllr She s1i down
fnl cried rr Whole morning
.pi course me cannot expect 20 have a some
here
.pr course not Q told her, s,-d T. .Niarter 81.
we're 'I 7sk husband r1 invite you here. $50 could
.Df accommodate yIu. l0r ue hIFa not 70 rum FOO
spare you know We m1sf cot fn .hs blsfnerr fa
ke'F 'hf paHafs iu 5rll, ff -1mi4ar. rra fa ,Hr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

DEATH o. TIVE hon s r. SOrrHNnp
Poe Distinguished member Of The Senate .r lHe
."'.. N'lIf' "h' h1s been compelled by 900 health.
20 resign hrs scat as PueTarf ri rf,t H.r. 49, u.
Nusi1y .a-f af fhe Springs boz V--H-a gI,,, t.
h's h'en detained fr -1ms wceEs by severe boz
nfl1sIi'n li7 rem1rGs were to have Been taken
D" washington city auI inferred with chat I'd,
spcci aui honor due 90 30 distinguished S,,.s..
man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

MISS HAYDEN, The american Sybil. continues
her attractive Performances at the room. corner Of
Market and Union streets. attracting fall houses
The Panoramas are also Of the fines, kind. There
can be no doabl but ut these rooms may be passed
a agreeable an hour or two as at airy place OF
amusCmont VIC have ever had. Go and sec il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

We voro mistaken m Thursday, 10 spying that
ihe quickest trip ever made from he Atlantic o.,
ihe Ohio. was made on he day previous by the
"ood Intent Stage Company. Our attention has been
called 10 ihe hei. and we remember That The pres.
dents message was carried through Boo fhe mail
siege National Road Stage company. from Frder,l
Ll WIn.LLnE IN - Ln--.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

The Wheeling Times neglected TO give ne credit
for our report OF Hon. Judge GrIer's charge In the
celeb. aled Conspiracy Case ."-PaHbUgi Chrog.
Wei. my dear SIR that rIs an oversight in us, IL
We did DO it, We are impressed, however
with the conviction tina, we did in an editorial
article. You are entitled 10 credit a, any rate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

Tho certificate Of passengers n The since, n p,
Nl'i-naI Road Stage Co .s uca, and node, las,
.''N az u. There Is. we wish 10 have 10 particular.
y understood ~ racing 10 The strec- on the nation.
Of road. The drivers are taught 10 make q rrgnI,,
business ofthe mailer drive up 10 time ON round
There are no fifis in either line.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

We shall be infinitely Obliged to the visitors oil
or Office il they will be 50 good as 10 leave our pa.
pcrs where they find them unless we give them
PERMISSION To take tacm away.