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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
BALTIMORE MARKET

CDtcs Of ne American, August 9, p NJ
FLOUR-Tbo inquiry Tor Howard street Flour
continues limited, and the transactions moderate Of
further decline ~ price, Sales Of SONS fresh gr,,,rI
parcels Of uniform brand were made from store 90,
terday morning al 1861 cenis aud sobseo,,s9flv
some transactions toOk place az 1891. A s,le
yesterday Of q parcel Of mixed brisls Is reporfe,J
$3.50. ~
fk0FlSlONS-Small sales Of Mess pork were
made 70 DAY al 81 81. We ere not advised Of soy
transactions in other descriptions OF barrelcd meats
Holders continue 10 ask the following ratss-B,Ifi-
more Mess Beet slO5O; No I $3.50; Mess Pork
sll.5O; No go slO.5O. end Prime 80 = s9 5g
sales Of strictly prime Western Bacon 10 day ~ fol.
lows. Vrz- assorted 81 4 la cents; Hons at sue c.
sides 90 a cents, aud shoulders ID 3 a 81 cents
-lanuy hams OF very superior qualify are selling
az cents. Inferior descriptions of Bacon arc sol
lug % prices differing according 10 tho qusIifv ,C
the article. We hear q uo sales q Lard tVosiay,.
No in Kegs IS held a. 70 "A cents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
PUBLICO

HARK FROM TENNESSEE.-Tu last Knox.
vile Register mas the following spirited manifesto
from the Mountain region. She Is sensible that
the fate Of the next Cong, ess hangs upon her deer
sion The baltIe comes 10 morrow.
TENNESSEE TO HER SISTER STATES.
To the Wings OF her sister states, who are anxi.
Gus about the result ui our election, the Wings OF
Tennessee send greeting:
We are de eumrned to stop that LOcof,co ball on
the 81 day Of next month, and To roll 1t back upon
the enemy with an overwhelming iur,e!
We are determined 10 ohuerlte the foul and
dark stain which has been brought up,n the escul-
cheou OF our noble slate, by the lawess cUnIuct of
The thirteen reckless hcIIOnis IN the Senate OF our
last Legislature.
We are determined 20 register our decisi.,n IN "a
Nor OF National Bank, Protective Tariff D,lri.
button, One Presidential Term. aud a reduction of
Executive Pow r
We are determined Ia elect our Governor n mn.
! Hy IN both branch es OF our Leg Is hlurr, a ua.
lorIy oil The Congressional Delegation Of the Slate
and 10 proclaim fret chp-e Tor Pfesdeni of
ihS United States IN 1874 the name OF HENRY
Cl AY OF KENTUCKY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
but, hesitatod he, you want that mon

but hesitatcd he, you want that mon
eyp
NO said the letter carrier going out,
IN call for that 10 morrow
Bolt the door after the man; this
money requires safe Keeping
Mend the frey said the mother, and
her son David put on a shoyclfu of coal.
and stirred up the ashes.
Kiss me, my childreur exclaimed the
father with emotion, kiss me aud bless
God, for We shall never want bread a.
gain
is the house or firer screamed Mary.
at the top Of the stairs, 'lor there is such
a bIaze!'
we are burning mould candlel' said
Judith, and such big fren
Come here, Mary said The father;
and Mary slipped down stairs. wrapped
in an old cloak.
Fathers a rich man! we're all rich
and shall live in u grand cas;ler laugh.
ed out young David
'We shall have colts, and blankets.
and stockings and shoesr cried little
Joey, all alert, yet still remembering
his lrost-btien feet.
We shall have rice pudding every
dayn cried Neddy.
David Baird was again distracted; but
bow different were his feelings; he could
have done a thousand eXlravagant things
he coul1 have laughed, cried. sung.
leaped about, nay, rolled on the floor for
Joy; but he did none of ihcsc-he set
calm and 10, lcd almost grave. At length
he said, wI!e.send the children to bed
and let us talk over this good loatune to-
gether."
You shall have your Sunday clothes
on tomorrow" said the happy mother,
as she sent them up stairs. Tc bed they
went, and after a while laughed them.
selves TO eep. The father and mother
smiled and wept by turns, but did not
sleep that night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

THE MOB AGAIN. "A large crowd Of persons
were assembled "a Filth street. on Tuesday night
near the scene Of riot the agll before There were
indications Of design TO renew the attack on Bur
neus house. The Mayor had taken precautionary
measures 10 prevent an outbreak, at all hazards
Tie had military force IN readiness al a moments
warning. voluntary police force was oreanizod
OF some 80 individuals, who acted with the Marshal
Consables and Watchmen. This body was led ON
The ground by the Mayor aud Sheriff about half
past 3. They succeeded ~ opening the opuce be.
tween the Market House aud the north side OF F,hl,
st. ans holding the crowd az bay from Vine ST. d,
10 TIE alley east Of Burnetls. But one arrest was
made. After ihis the crowd thlnnej III gradually.
aud by hall past 3 bat few we're lsft on the ground
aud oil danger was over The aid of the n,lr,,,v
was not required. The Mayor. Sheriff. Marshal
Capt Langley OF the Watch and the police gene.
faiy deserve credit for their pr1mpiness and energy
Al Is uyw quiet agaiu.--Cia Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1913.
For President ~ 1874,
III u y X " e. l. A ".
For VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MAssACHUsETTs.

DECORUM,-We have been several times Temp
ed 10 remark upon the practice that has increased
Of late years, Of driving hacks and carriages with
nordInate aud improper speed in returning from n.
ncrals Ia many instances It is the immediate fault
Of The dr vers, but the occupants Of carriages have
the power 10 check II aud we think they ought 10
do so. To the living. no in health though Ite
earth has been Land upon form unknown To 1 EN-
either personally or by regulations, the funeral service
aud the pail, the badges Of grief worn by mourning
friends the thought that soul has gone to the God
who gave H. To render up its account Of The steward.
ship earth. the thought we may next be called
should at least press upon all who see oil who have
a soul To feel a solemn aud sad sensation, how aeer
ing soevcr 1t may be. IfIhis feeling Is suitably i'm
pressed, il the seed there planted Dies not fall upon
ST. ny ground indeed, il will not be dried up when
he foot has left the home oflhe dead, and one would
naturally infer that ONE evidence ofthe sensation
produced would be visible in the conduct Of all.
and that they would not return from funeral OF
race horse speed. But il none Of these feelings OK
Ist. racing away from 4 funeral looks bad We real
Iy hope Just cause " complaint will not be given
hereafter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

A MEETING OF THE BAR Of Ohio count,
was held on Friday morning, the Irh of AugusI
1873
ZIch1riaf Jac b. Esq va. called 10 the chair
and 4 n Fifahngh Esq. appointed secretary.
The chairman briefly announced In the meeting
the death Of SAMUEL SPRlGG. Esq. The senior
member Of the bar.
James Wheat, Esq then Offered the following
preamble and resolutions, winch being seconded 10y
NJ G Good, Esq. were unanimously adopted:
Death has been again amongst as. aud has sirICk.
en- down our brightest ornamcui. SAMUEL SPRIGG.
Esq is no more. Whilst we how with subm.sslun
10 Ito decree which has thus terminated lite OF
honor and usefulness, we would with fond regret.
dwell upon ms virtues and remember his merits
With talents peculiarly adapted 10 his profession.
excited and slreng ,hened 10y ardent temperament
aud generous amsIrion he was the advocate Of
unrivaled power wheaevei the oppressed needed
yndIcaIlon and support. the vicious exposure and
punishment. lie gained amongst The highest
hoAors of The profession, and wo,e them with the
modesy pecnl ar To merit. A long aud Intins lie
intercourse with him thus paint. lily terminated has
leii upon our memories nothing ~ lessen our admi.
ration and atIeconnte regard
As a man, all loved him who came within the
sphere of his private life Ills continued aud IN.
interrupted series of kInGneSses bestowed upon all
around him. attracted TO him toe proper reward Of
affGcIIUnale regard.
As n citizen, he the able and untring adyo-
cate Of every public interest. lie spared not him
SELF and only contracted the sphere of his usefulness
from modest dlstrusl Of his merits, peculiar to
his character
Resolved That Moses e Good, James S Wheat,
and Daniel Lamb, Esq'rs be a committee TO commu.
nlcae To his family and friends, in such appropriate
manner us they may select, our sincere coincidence
and heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved further. That we will attend IN, fune.
ral and a., II ~
days.
Resolved further, That these proceeding be pub
lished, and that jacob and G. w Thompson Esq rs
move the Courts Of this county 60 order the fJre.
going preamble and resolutions ~ be entered on
record.
The meeting then adjourned,
JACOB, Chairman.
+ ii FITLuUGn. Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

TIE LAST OF THE 81 CAM SHIP CoLUM.
blA.-Ihe furniture and tho materials, clarbs, an.
chor and rigging. aud such parts OF lIe steam engine
a. had been saved and carried 10 Halifax, were 10
be sold Of that place on tho 9th insl for the benft
OF TIE underwriters aud oil concerned. Also. tho
null aud such parts Of the engine aud materials rs
may be found on hoard Of the wreck as she lies On
Seal island IN y Com Ado
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

PAYING a DEBT.-A constable m Washing
ton city, few days ago. having process Tor debt
To serve against individual, called al the house
Of the lauer and asked # he was IN. The answer
was IN The affirmative, and having stated ihIs en-
rand was one Of business he was invited to walk in
and lac was conducted INTO dark and retired cham.
ber where lay the poor debtor rot ~ the enjoyment
OF life and health, as expected. hut clothed IN
the habilimenls Of dearb-a corpse. lie had paid
his last great debt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

MORE BIBLES BURNED.-The Protestant
VIndcaior contains letter n'm a clergyman Iu
Mexico, N Y. m which he states that the ladies' of
his charge furnished all the RDmtn Catholic iamI-
lies within their bounds with copies Of the Bible,
which they received with readiness; but as soon as
The priest came.ihe Bibles all collected togeIb.
eI aud pu blIclY hnrmnh I'm the slreets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

10 he Eiii0y If he Times
Dear Srr--For lime past,a least ihree weeks.
dreadful cries and shr,eLings. alarming the neigh
borhooI aud exciting the sympath.es Of must Of on,
citizens, have proceeded irom female with
IN the walls Of the pris.n. On enquiry. /
understand an insane WOMAN Is imprisoned unul an
order shall aruve or her removal to the State Asy.
lum. Surely there Is great delay IN obtaining lhls
urder much to The detriineut of the afflicted and
much &c the annoyance of the public. A PRISON j..
not The proper habirarion for ihe luuaiicdiilerru
treatment both mental and physical. is necessary
and certainly 80 long Time ought not TO he allowed
to elapsc, ere this wonln shall have been taken L.
the asylum, TO receive the necessary medical Irca.
meni and attention. II is hoped the proper aulhurr
ties will attend ~ this mailer and oblige.
PUBLICO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

PROPHETlC-GENTLEMEN.-"Asfnr a gen.
HeaoH,' sSr Thomas Smith, lin tho time Of
Edward lV0 "lhey be made dag cheapin this king
dOmi Tor whos0ever sudel tie law of The realm:
Who indles in the Universilesi who prplesserh the
liberal sciences; and 10 be short, who can live idly
without manual labor, aud will hear the port charge
aud cOuntenaEce Of gentleman, he shall be aiken
for such -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

OLDEN TIMES In Copuecticut. t,,oo,y r....
ago. % a man kissed be- wife on Sunday he ,scsl
we'd thiHy .ashes al whipping post. a Young mar
was u1l allowed 10 squeeze his sweotbearfs bso5
10 ehurch, nor were the maideus permitted 10 ,rc,o
r'ny heH lovers go The door vyithyutl ligbtsJ -,o
lls' There was no iun m tltOso days Tor ibe yoygs
folks. ''''s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
PRINTERS OUTSTANDING Acc

PRINTERS OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS
thousand such accounts az ten dollars each an.
cunts % tea thousand dollan-a handsome sum these
tunes, were a oil collected. The same number al
Five DOLLARS EACH, amounts % five thous nd dol.
las. Should not. then every subscriber 10 paper
10 do as he would be done by, and thus fulfil the
golden rue-concel az once bIs priHlers account be
q mote or less-ihai he MAJ not be one OF the thou
sand, or the one hundred, ur even the fRy who may
tbIuk that because the debt b. small At Is Of luIs con-
sequence 20 fbe primer. This g. uJ dun bot the
ratemeut Of question ga equity Jr the solution Of
none eise bai uiJs5 Wb1a q mly cance0.-rThe
Fraternity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

70 PRESERVE TIE NATURAL Color ~
THE PETALS Do DRIED FLOWERS ~.
mote is necessary than Co uur,erse Tho c,,.I, ~,
s'me minutes iu sicuhgi The color. ,,,lI ~, c.,
1'l co s shyrt lime hey viii resume rbsi, n,,',,0
Inn 'N'' Nat1f'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

= Maine paper iHioSms Us Jhli lo urossry.s y,,,,,
peas of WiHior use siupIy by slelIug a,rr7 -,,r
putting ilom mio yJulcs aHJ cyrslns fben, ,e,g
ughdy wy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

q, &C. sod r'aU Co pgt new eauheu gsrs Inn,
o'id "fsf, sod ist 60 heat efaiUsiy uuriI Z, ia,r,
'lsn s',. aEaia Brown ea,iheH ware particularly.
- '-H.e.e4 'n 'ais "9V. a bsadlll az I'VE or
wheat trsu fsfYWu fu while A. d. I.,,f,,,- ,..ff 49,
ofTe tlr gll1iH9 20 diliu vii gyt De ssf,qg.I Il,
acid NJ ssf. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

LATER FROM KINGSTON. JAMAICA-By
the arrival Of PhIiade phia oGhe schooner Currency
CaPi Sharp the United States Gazette has received
advices iron Cape Hayden four days after, aud
from Kingston, Jamaica ten DAYS alter hut learn
nothing Of interest except the following from the
Jamaica Despatch ofthe 18th uli:
by an arrival from Hayu we learn that a French
Admiral with Ave ships, comprising two filies, a
soop OF war, brig, and a schooner had arrived there.
The precise object Of this visit is not generally
KNOWN but coupling Il with the late transactions
there; but liue doubt can be entertained on the
subject. We aware Of the fact Of France having
been solicited 10 take liayti under her projections or
IN other words the Haytiaus are wlshfu 10 their
allegiance and we know that des patches were sent
10 france some Time agp by the French Commander
ia Chiei ~ these seas for instructions. BY the
~ with France, Hayu o. bound 20 pay a heavy sum
Tor her independence and f we mistake not, Inc Is
about 10 pay the penalty Of the bond. Ore Of the
hiues will be down 10 day, when probably we shall
hear more about a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07
RELATIONS WITH CHINA.
Correspondence Of the Boston Daily Advertiser
L ) SNIP CONSTELLATION. J
AlacUa Roads, April Iol3.

r.
5 SHIP CONSTELLATION. ,
AlacOa Roads, April 1919 {
Since ] last wrue, Commodore Kearney has adj.
dressed u communication 10 the NIceruy of Canton
relative To American claims and inter, sis and sub
scquenlly Rad personal interview. II Is said with
the kwhanlchuu foo.
The NIceroy guaranteed that an indemnify of the
lusscs OF our Citizens ia The riot OF last Dsccnber
should he PAID m three months. The Hong ineI.
chants had previously named four but their pr no.
sails were made IA vague a manner Ibnt The
gentlemen Interested were apprehensiye that an NJ.
Tempt might he made Ia evade the clam altogether
particularly as that body Is ABOUT 10 be dissolved
asreeably to the provisions OF The late treaty. The
Nicerny'we understand. assures the Cuumudnre al
me c"nlihuhnce OF the lIeuHly feelings towards the
UNITED States which he had O. expressed un former
OCCASION enquiries what privileges We desire, aud
InioIms him that he has already written 10 the En-
peror upon The subject of American cummrrce, aud
maj The receipt OF Instructors; he would pruba Div
be able t. meet him personally. An.Iher commu.
n.calinn from The CommoInro to the VIceroy Is now
IA the hands OF The translator. TO I've forwarded To
inc "cal Chnese authorities ut this place. the ter 81
oi which has not yet become public
IIis understood that the Commodore, not bt inp
iuliy asIhorzed as q diplomatic agent aud mol hav
ing received the instructions requisite from his
Government 10 such capacity. aud having already
large proportion of The crew is nearly exured pro.
poses TO sai for The United States IN a few days;
though 1t Is mol impossible that new circumstances
may arise 10 modify his movement
On our arrival. should II not have been done pre-.
Vionsy' as Is certainly TO he hoped, we trust that
u the facts are as we believe. the Government will
si once see the expedience OF sending out suitable
diplomatic agenI duly appointed aud instructed 10
negotiate with ihe highest authorities of the I'm.
pure for such commercial aud other privileges as
we believe would now he accorded.
We learn that Captain Belcher late Of the Sui.
Pna surveying ship has been ordered by her M5es
y ; Government 10 make survey Of the japanese
coasts aud seas. We know personally Capt Belch-
ef 10 be daring and ia some respects a reckless
man. and II Is by no means improbable that unless
special pains aGc taken prevent IT, the eonIempa
ted survey may lead 10 hostiilies between her Ma
Jestys Government aud japan. II would be well
for whatever public agents our Government NAV
lhink proper 10 send out ~ our successors 10 be
properly instructed IN view Of any contingency that
may ar'e-it might be done in a general way, with
out interfering at all with The policy or operations of
Great Britain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

"a 'Thc Lrds Rslk Gazette. b, r,arg yo,., ,t..
leader Of al dc Loo9fa1alsu Of Arkspsls. has be.
cine Wig atner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

We 0e'e delighted with aaother fne ram ou
Siiuri5y. which wall ~ very beneficial 10 the
Smaller vegetables 'od the potatoes. tbs0gh q, uiu
p'' bring tosussi ,bo corn 70 an average crop
Tut crop NUS b. very sti17t tbis year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

Ira man is rich he can afford 10 be honest kind
emile. aud gentemanly in his department, because
ia doing 50, he Is not compelled to draw largely 10.
has strength Of mind. Observation-Disclosures. or moral
power 10 meet and conquer temptation. A rich
man 80 be dishonest IN pecuuary matters, must do
50 from natural propensity 10 dishonesty and from
a real deficiency in moral power, while the poor
man may steal wood Of bread, with the most hon
est desires aud aspirations. To save wife or child
from freezing or starving. that is comparatively ho
nes lor the alternative is too Jistaclng fJr the hu-
man mind 20 contemplate. Let others sentimental.
Ne on imaginary grieis aud wounded feelings as they
NiN. we are strongly inclined 10 believe that real
poverty Is source Of SORROW quite as great a. any
other evil 60 be found. We therefore like 10 read
Il Il be but ia a story any instance in which such
poverty has been relieved. aud tho day that began
IA tears end rejoicisg. Ia another column Will be
bound good thing Of he kind
! The eGgtaviugs Of The LADIES COMPANION
ar Augpst, are unusually good. The Miniatures"
The delighted Grandfather" aud teprcsen alton
/ gitbe Culture OF Tea" embetIls the numbe
Which With the music Farewell 20 my Harp com
pse as rich Embellishments a. are presented hy ans
| magazine a. the county. Tue distinguished con
lrtiu2rs ofhepast numbers DO jusice 70 tlensolvc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28

When the body feels the leas, disposed to eIer
ton, II generally stands the mos, il need Of eIer.
else
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28

Il aul the victim Of an unrequlei attachment"
him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28

4 tieasani thug i.--'Oh mother bee siung me"
Never mind, child replied the mother IL mi'ioot
thee Tor GoSer'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

seriousness tina, any thing disgraceful hangs on
the country, or any part of it. Let US. gen.
,lemen, be proud of our country, bu. let us
preserve for tina, coun,ry the character of
jus, and deb.-paying nation. Let il never
be said amongst the nations of Europe that
the United States of America-the nation that
had its birth in the glorious scenes of '76--she
country of Washng,on--,he example and
great type of all modern Republics, cannot or
will not pay its debts!
Mr.. Webster sat down amid the loud and
most enthusiastic applause of the assembly,
after which were given three deep and sepul-
chral groans for reputation.
Mr.. Gowen said tina, when he adverted TO
the debt of Pennsylvania he did it in no spirit
of dependency. Pennsylvania will pay her
debts she will pay them. but she must first
sink her party spirit and break up her party
discipline. 6ive US Legislature of practical
men-give us Legis laiure made up of farm
ers, such as have attended this great meeting,
and my word for it she will in less Than ten
years have paid every farlhing of her oPpres-
sive debt.
There was much more said and done OF in-
ierest and importance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
Agents for the Herald.

Prairie Du Chien-lRA BRUNsoN, P. n.
Cnseville-CLoyIs A. LAGRAyE.
Po,osi-T. CLARK, P. MALLETr.
Pla,teville-PAINE g. BEvANs.
Fairplay-DR. X. BABBITT
Duhuoue, l. T.-JoHN KING, p. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
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