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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
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- 4 AfNs A. ~ ~ = INV ''NAN'N
% CUIOBS AND ADAiINISTF.'. ...-
ISAAC y WHITING Lss this day
Manual 'ur EK,c..isr, end Adwiu.-Irf '..
Ssui, mot of E.in.cs Of dscer.e! Per-. r. ....
practical h'rms. ~. g. BY s,Ib E ,t.
frrsiiru, dsc OF tie I've Hh JudIcIa p.
ard aSlhot Of Swans TrcarS. un tie i.nn r. .t'
10 the PuWers ard DriIsS ui JuSicts OF tlt i.
and Con-tahles. m the Snte Of Ohu'
This work u uiendcd 90 he what us i,'C puy7'
Manual iUr thuse Who settle Jhe csihies OF Gr...
sed perSngs. ~ cm5oiies the provisions ufthe &
ru es, win such Cummcuis. Deci,rvrs Forms.
other matter. nS nre deemed requisite for pcrs0rs w
skilled IN the law, 10 understand the ordinary
Of EIocuI"rs AID Administrators. The Object
been sept in view Throughout. rot only heoausc
large bOuk would he almost useless To- th0se per-.
Who dcsrC tu read not WCrs IhHn - nrces. .s. ..
make themselves vel acquainted With ihr.r :.
So duties. buI because, IA most cas-s. an Evnrs..r
or Administrative wouli not hc jusuGabi" pea.
sJsg expensive work. Besides, Il wall l.s...-
Toe found that the book embudies much moro ,e....
nio rne,Iou than The v"luminous nnd elaGvrr;n
English urk- upon the same subject. The various
subjects treated. rs could hc. IN The
der "a which Re various duties should be perform
ed, bcgjnnug wih The N.rce 10 Cred tor, then the
tnk ne ct a . Inventory and Schedules with Forms;
The Sale and Sale Bill; What nre Assets and what
ore not; the COLLECTION ofIhc Assets AMI y, hen md
how; the Authorization of Claims against The E@~
tate, and their Arbitration &c. with r, rms; the Sa.e
Of tho Real Estate; the Esmrdies hy and against
ES'rulnrs snd ADMINISTRATORS; the Mrle of SeItiiug
lnsulvcut Estates. &c, sc. vol y mo-
From the well known talent 1T tho Author, AMI
the tine aud labor which lie has devoted TO the r,NU
wo'k, the Publisher confidently believes u uiii he
found equally valuable 10 Executors and Admin.
Isiraiors his well known Treaties hns hSen To
Justices uC the Peace Lawyers and men OF business
generally For s1le At the Bookstore ei
STEPHENSON & HASwELT
u IL Union 81. Wheeling. Nn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
'TkI N'TEI.,n nAI.L.

az virtue 81 deed of trust from Charles
~ SIertcr 7Hu Elizabeth his wife To me, bear
I'S cate the ed day of Fehru8ry A II, I,a3 and
now o. record IN the clerks Office of the county
C"uI' tor ONO county, | shall, on tuesday the
l'In uaf oil august las, at 10 O'Clock ", al the
u9nt door OF the Court house for Ohio county,
sen 10 the highest aud best BIDDER OF public auc
uoh' wv" lots OF ground sI'uate IN Rlt.hietuv A.
numbered on the plat Oi said town, ten aud twelve
IN me eleventh square. together With the buId-
Mss anu improvements on tue same.
Ihess lots are well mprOV ed with good brick
ehemeLt, aud the title y believed to be uUJoub;-
ed and Tee from all membranes
Selling a. rrestse. shall convey such titI. IA
IS vested IN me by the SAID decd Of trust.
Terms maze known on the day OF sale
JAMES y WHEAT, Trustee
BRENTLINGER i. SiALLCROSS.
y - Is auction GERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
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n , ROWN & cos Baltimore. Phi,adrlphia. Cum.
n - hetlaud. Plush uEh, Wheeling Ciuctgp,i,,
Louisville and ~ L',n'- package ENrt,ss. For,,,,
Letter. and General Forwarding OiTce Seen,
Bank Notes. Phr ols' and eases OF Goods uI cvet,
description. NIll be received and forwarded y,,b
The utmost despa'ch o all the Eastern " e.tctn and
southern cities. also to Liverpool London Paris and
Havre.
Particular attention given 20 Custom House Bu.i.
ness co lection OF nu'es, drafts. bills. dc &c
special meSFengcf ~ leave the Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York offices daily
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATKINSON g. TENrLENAN, Cumberland, AII
JANIS Y Caldwell. E.,, Wheeling Va.
L. Z. FRASCIscts e. Co. Third 81. Cincinnati, Ohio
Aud No 80 n Nam. ~ LOUIS. 40.
,'FuRCE A. BERRY. E.q Pusburgh, Pa.
REowN 81 CO. ~ South Third Street. Philadelphia
Pa.
AMI Museum Building. Baltimore street. Bllrimcre
Md. july 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
NEW ARRIVAL.

M g. r. II. SWEENEY ~ co. have re-
lFE. Ceived from New York n large and supc-
rior stock "i the latest styles FRENCH end EN-.
GLiSll CHINA OF the finest qualify and the most
fashionable and approved styles. Their stock
consists part Of White ard Gold Bnni Breakfast
and Tea Seus. White and Blue, Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea SeIs OF various patterns nf improved gran
ate China. Also. large assortment ol Commuu
Ware. all Of hiCh will he spld nj the owes prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Cry Dealers and
Families. would do well TO call md examine then
stock. ns'heY may rest assured olteng pleased with
quality and prices. jy 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

Tate E,i&oers-'s,I Lronr -. BALTIMORE.
" " DIN.

.'a'e E'bAoers-'s,i Lronr -. BALTIMORE.
" " DIN.
ARIUURL FOGG. (
NNIND .eu.ed ia, extensive and fi,,rJc e.
= ''n'sn'H' 'ii. md ,uurrly renovated md 20.
.'" u throughout. - that ii can compare advaurn-
seousy wirh any similar Enlistment im the Uni.n.
ave no hesitation in eudcuvuriug 20 nItracI the
I',",i"n "i The travelling publ,c L. tins favoiite
80" u The most strenuous eIrrlions. joined To
Wy F'sslb.c convenience 10 be fund elsev here.
I'll insure success. they pledge themselves n, It's
''"'' well earned ropuIaIIun shall not only be
mc'led hut .urpus-ed
;" 1''''dance with The difficulties of the times.
n'y have determined to reduce their charge, To
'",re'"nd. Price 81 25 per day.
Baltimore. July g. 1913 L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
4 NEW EDITION OF SWANS RE

n A1I>E. ISAAC WHITING has publish.
ei New Edition al Swans rreaus, --Nirh eieren.
ces To the newly Revised Statues at this STATE. A
Ireaiise on the Law RELAXING L tho Powers aud D..
ties of Justices of the Peace aud CopsIablcs IN the
Sntc at OH: with Practical FERNS. &c. by jose, h
x Swan. President Judge Of the Twelfth judicial
Circuit. l vol royal Svo. coo pages.
The tirSt Part Contains summary vicN OF the
progress 81 CIVIL a.. from its commencement u,
us termination. with the general principles OF law
IA relation tu the different kinds uC aclious-who
should sue and be sued-the issuing, service and
return OF the summons and cnpias-Ihe attendance
and competency OF Witnesses the ir.nls-Ihe gene
raj rules of evidence--ihe farms aud effects of dIl.
iereni kinds OF JudgmrnIs-Jhe stay Of execution al
aud proceedings lhereun-the issuing of the Cxccu.
uOn--the power, duty and ahilIry ct Ihe officer m
ar'esing leNyng. advertising, and sellug-Ihe trial
ul Ihc right ui properly returns Of eNccuirns eIc
The Second Part contains The general rules OF law
IN relation 20 statutory actions; such forcib.e eury
aud delaIner. nllachme n etc; aud u unracls
her rights and Liabilities uf partners carrier. of goods
nm keepers. husband and wife. parent and child
Hnsier and servant, and other miscellaneous matters
Of n civil nature.
The ThIrd Part contains n law in re laIion to pro-
secunus Tor crimes and nisdemeanors, with pracii-
cal iorC,s.
I he Fourth part contains FIRMS Cf couveyances,
wills, agreements etc
This work muy bc had at tho Bookstore Of
STEPHENSON a. HASWELL
July Is Union street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
sSTAINDURN VEG ETABLE-Ex
- TR AET-PIII S.-.Enls NnInnL.ln NM

~ NHACT-PILLS.-T valuable me,it-
cine Is placed before a discerning public a veee-
table cump"u.d of such n mild aud gentle nature.
IN allow 1t 10 be given with tho most perfect safety
TO The e sufferer 4 the euderest years. still suf
ciently, powerful (hy repeated duscs) 10 eradicate
the most fixed disease from the siurdesI frame at
vet Il does tins without impaIrng The constitution
cor producing any ui lhy~s Injurious effects which.
must always follow Tie use of badly prepared meII
cine.
The StnInNurn Vegetable Extract Pills nre COM
posed net only uf the musi approved and u.clul
pnrgniive plants aud ROOTS but II should be rcmeU.
hered That the extract only made from those plants
and roots arc usOd throwing aside oil inert nrd
improper particles. thus securing The very essence
"i The vegetables ia their natural growing state.
he above medIrne j. frr sale nj IS cts per box
Al The office 333 Broadway.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON.
at tae bookstore e WIN Ruhb
Also for sale by w BASSETT,
y IL South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

PITTSBURGH. July g. $40
INDEPENDENT TIDE WATER LINE.
DICKEY q ALEXAN DER,
Int Jas. DIckey q Co..
1 MORN tie Public generally, that Ihcy pre-
I pared 10 ship Produce Of all kinds to Baltimore.
Philadelphia. New York and Boston. having n fall
line "i superior boat. they are enabled TO ship 100
loEs daily
Guois shipped 10 PHILADELPHIA and Blllimore al
The following prices:
Tobacco aud Bacon. SGT cts PER 100 pounds.
Wool. IS do
Charges advanced on receipt OF freight,
n" commission lur storage.
jy7
Znnesville RepuhIi, nu and Guernsey Times. coy
10 The amount ofSl and charge his "iFi-e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
PURE PORT WINE.

4 SUPERlOR article tor Medical purposes on
IA hnnd and orsaIe ~ NJ REILLY
jun Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
sEAns, MONDERs d. M MORLD

ME wonders OF the World Iu Nature. Au.
n and Mind, comprising a complete Library ui
useful and entertaining knowledge, illustrated grth
several hu7ded engraving. spIcndidiy bound
For sale ai NELLORS 80 %.
u tHlru So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

FREIGHT TO AND FROM WHEELING.
from Bat"nure-Dy GOSi- - Groceries IS
1uhaccO %. Gcucral PIpiuco 81 ,t. To Cum
be rland:
La.Hsvlc-3T cis.
CIncinnaI,- % rJs.
" Iogisyie-2j uIs
Nashvilie-15 cts.
81 Ious-62iers.
To and from PutsburgE--lO st..
LATEST DATES.
From Blliimore July % Liverpool July
CD IN Thermometer - leg. above o.
4 a. water IN the Channel Falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

Prepared and sold by o Sands e Co. Drug
glsts and IremI-ts. Granite buildings, az
Broadway, corner Of Chambers 81 View York,
AID for saIs by Druggists throughout the = s.
Price $ per bottle, SIX bottles for So.
The public are respectfully requested 90 rcncm-
bct that 20 Is SIudss SIrs1uauII1 that has aUu fs
constantly achieving such remarkable cures ui
the most dim .uIt class ui diseases lU which fEt
human frame is subject. and ask Tor Sand Sar.
p1riIIa. and tqka mo- other.
OLIVER PFY or AGENT hg special rr.
p1fntnsHt for bs Pr0g-.Hsrs. for Wheeling
Cad rf.trFy. U o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS md cbrcd To- me by note or book
~ account are respectfully requested to cali
and make speedy payment
~ o W HEISKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

IN CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law ard Chancery, foT Ohio county,
Virginia.
ShrN er, Brady s Chaplne, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

Martha Conln has lived rn my family the last
wears, aud hereby certify that the foregoing
statement made by herself Is correct.
Mrs MARY B LLOYD,
ID LIL ErlnI 81 NnMlrk- N J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
William Hosnck. &c.

" .IIId ~ IIUt0Ck, WC
b. virtue ola decree made bysaid court in the n.
bOve case vii! sell on the Th Gay OF August A.
az the front door ofthe court house of hin coun
mentioned IN the proceedings in said csusC sI,ua-
TED IN South Wheeling. designated on the Plat
thereof Ivy the number l9s tone hundred and nine
y elght) tho folio sing terms Of sale, viz: one
fourth Of the purchase money 20 ne paid IN hand,
and the residue IN equal in>t1iments payable res
peCiIvCly in SIX and two I've months. from the dcy
Of sale, The purchaser giving bond and security
FOR the deferred lnstalments with INTEREST," !rCIa
the day Of sale,
l W MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARCHIBALD WOODS, = &, and
july Is C0musSiCne-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
I'D THE IADIE,S.

lust RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA
- ONE TRUNK LADIES FINE KID SLIP
PERS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND LATEST
STYLE AT THE BIG,RED BOOT.
july SANIL McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

ID ECElVED THIS DAY AT THE On OF
IL THE BIG RED BOOT, 100 PAIRS
LADIES KID SLIPPERS. Low PRICE.
july SAMI NItCLALIEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY

TRANSTLNANIA UNIVERSITY
NJ DlCAL EP'A TMENT,
ME course OF Instruction viii upcn. rs hclcIu.
Il io,e. on the lsr Mnuday Of November. nEd
close on The last day oi February under tho follow
ing Fhcuiy, VIZ:
Brrj W Dudley. NJ D. Professor OF Anatomy and
SurgcrE
james l. Cross, VI ID. Professor Of Institutes and
Medical Jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett ~ d. Professor OF Theory and Prac
tce;
VIM ii Richardson. NJ d. Pwfuf Ohstctrics and
Diseases uf Wou.e and Children;
I Mi cheil, VI ID. Prof NlnIeria MeI:ca and Thcr.
aPeul c.. and Dean ri Eaculy;
Robert Peter, NJ y. Pr.foi Chemistry sod Pharmacy,
James Bush, NJ d. AdJuUc; Prot OF Anatomy and
Sureeryi
Who will receive notes o. coed and sul,ert
hnuks Of The States whence the rugs corue " Ihuur
discount. for their several tickets. the aggregate
sum Of Which a.. Sos. for tie MuInculatI.n and
Library ticket al s., and me Graduation Zee 81 500
; par funds are required Boarding aud LudsirS, a
heretofore, for TWO To Ihr,c dollars uer week, az,
probably Er less. (incIudmg fuel aud hgh.s r.
further lniUrmaiun. addres, the Dean. tgosf uaid)
! Bv order.
/ TiOS D MITCHELL L, Dean. &C.
/ Lexington, July 1913 in
U
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

have confidence in the representations made
By Martha COnlIn, and have full knowledge Of
her case ELIJAH PURDl,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city OF New York.
Dec Is, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

place full confidence in the statement made
by Martha Couhn; hawHg known her the past
twenty years | viii Cheerlully give any particulars
IA relation 70 her case TO those vino may wish
further information. Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior OF the R0man Catholic ORR" an Asylum.
Priu,e street, New York. iDcc o., l5l2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

know Martha Conliu and believe what she
states In this document 10 be perfectly true,
JOHN POWER,
Piclr General u .Nst5 York
Rector IF It Peters Church.
Given a New York, tins ith day OF d sCeRber,
1872.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

thought it noble and worthy exa mple, al
though men in high places who practise on
precisely the same principle no1U, brand him
as base murderer. As the inhabitants Of
the earth increased, new states and empires
arose, and wars became more extensive, and
their leaders seemed 10 have been renown-
ed in proportion to the numb er they led
forth, and the number left dead on the field.
The only difference between these ancient
'men of renown' and the same class OF the
present day seems to be this These an
cent tmen of renown' are called wicked,
while men of renown' of our times, who
are doing precisely the same things, are
called not only great men OF fenown, but
are esteemed most excellent christians, and
made rulers in church and state. Such men
too are sent as missionaries to heather lands
to learn them the latest Improvements upon
Gains invention, so that they can murder
each other after the manner of those who
STYLE themselves Chris tians.
-. -. r..... A NlcuS
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
q. q q q q q q

TO POST MASTERS s. SUBSCRIBERS.
TReturn no more papers, with the
expectation Of having them taken from the
postoffice. 1t is not the prescribed way
cf doing business.
Whoever wishes a paper discon-
tinued, let information be given to the
postmaster where the paper is taken, and
let MIN give notice by ranking letter to
the publisher, or the postmaster where
the pnpe: is published, according TO law
~This is said and done, not because
Icare TO hold any one to the letter Of hu.
man laws, but because do not feel in du
" bound 10 abide by every construction
have seen put upon item.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
R E NJ A r K s .

1t was not only done without my knowl-
edge, but without the knowledge of any one
in my employ. trust therefore that friend
Everst will BY no means take letter postao e
of the subscribers, or of brother Hayens.-
And if be shall have done it, in compliance
with the acquisitions of The post office law
and in his want Of knowledge of the fact:
In the case, before these statements reach
him, trust he will be willing to refund the
postage to the subscribers, and return The
papers 10 me, if it can be done without
Inconvenience. | wish 10 ferret out the
imposition.
The case is published principally with !
view TO ascertain whether the imposition
i. more extensive. / trust, therefore, ihal
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
Moridh, ~. Y, April 6. IS.

- - 4HOIIUt, ". 7, NpTII 3, 1915,
Friend Murray-Dear Sir:-Yo our papers
forwarded to This Office, to the following
subscribers, viz: S. B. Sprague, NJ T. Sim
ons, J. G. Putnam, and J. NJ. Putnam, are
all written upon so that find il my duty TO
charge letter postage on each one. ! men
toned the Circumstance TO Mr. c. H. Ha
vens. He tells me in case the subscribers
TO whom they are directed do not feel a
Willingness to pay the postage, be will, end
wishes me not to send them back for the
fne,, which is S. on each. He, Mr.. Ravens,
thinks that il must have been done without
your. knowledge, and has requested me 10
dpprise you of the fact
Yours res pecifuily,
HIRAM EVERsT, P. NJ.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

war. believe these things ought not so
to be. If we differ in opinion, there is
no reason why we should treat each 9TH
er with disrespect while together, or with
Islander when apart. The strong should
bear the infrmities of the weak, and not
strive to please themselves in all things.
The inquiry should be after truth. Let
truth and holiness be our motto. Nj.
Brandon, April, ls43
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Brandon, "wednesday, April 10, Is4a.

o. Writers IN the Telegraph speak their
o,rn pievs ondsentiments on their otcn respOn-
sibility.-C0
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

Il use the term "priesf' for the reason 49,,
Friend Blood, In a discourse which heai0 ''
.,.;,,o ~ SHOW
the likeness Of Christ to Moses, said that as NV.
had instituted priesthood. SO also bad Cn''. ~,
intending thar his hearers should understand
be was Of that order.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

KrrrEs QuARKRLx Law CosnESDIuMl
FoR lS44.-We wonld call the aiteiaion of
our legal gentlemen, to the advertisement,
under this head in another column. We
have received the number for October, 1913,
which We viii take pleasure in exhibiting 10
any gentleman, who may wish to examine
Il. The importance to the profession Of re-
ceiving in 50 cheap and convenient form,
.iberecent discussions Of the yarious Courts
Of the United States and Great Britain, a.
selected and complied by gentleman o
Mr.. Kinne's known ability, viii be recogniz
ed BY its members.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

Mn. GAYS OPINION OF OUR NATURAL
lied CrrIzENs.-Extract from Mr. Clay's
Celebrated speech, in defence Of the Ameri-
can systen, delivered to the Senate ofthe U.
States; February Bird, 1892. See Vol. ID Of
speeches of Henry Clay-Greely g. MEL
aih's edition, page "a.
"sThe honest, patient and industrious Ger
man readily unItes with our people; estab-
fishes himself upon some Of onr fat lands
fills his capacious barn, and enjoys in tran,
guilty, the abundant fruits which his dill
gence gathers around him; always ready TO
fly 10 the standard Of his adopted country, OF
its laws, when called by the duties of patriot
ism. The gay, the versatile, the philosophic
Frenchman, accommodating himself cheer
fully to all the vicisitudes Of life, incorpo-
rates himself without difficulty in our socie-
~. But Of all foreigners, none amalgamate
themselves so quickly with our people as the
mattress ofthe emerald isle. In some OF
the visions which have passed through my
imagination, lhave supposed that ireland
was originally part ofthis continent, and tina;
BY some extraordinary convulsion Of nature,
II was torn from America, and drifting across
the ocean, il was placed in the unfortunate
vicinity Of Great Britain. The same open
heartednessi the same generous hospitality
the same careless and uncalculating indiffcr-
ence about human life, characterize the in
habitants of both countries. Kentucky has
sometimes been called the Ireland of Amer.
ca And have no doubt, that IL the current
Of emigration was reversed, and set from
America upon the shores Of Europe, instead
Of bearing from Europe to America, every
American emigrant 10 Ireland would there
find, as every Irish emigrant here fuds, 4
hearty welcome and happy home"