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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

COMPASS PLANT-Therc is plan, found in
the Prairssoi Red River and the adjDinirg T. uni
lhr leaves which p int directly 10 the Nor IA and
Souih' and travellers are enabled to direct theft
coutse by II as accurately a. by the eumpa. Hen,s
IL has derived The name Of cen pass plsnt w..
lnlomed that Il grows about feet high and IRA
KIND ct resenuo's Jucs'eIudes from is salk who'd
cut or wounded. resembling rosu aud il !. TO hi,
cause that Is styled ROsin weed ia some sectiuns :
u Is s'il That similar plant found IA the pra,r
les OF Missouri and Arkansas. The plant found ~
ArNan" styled the turpeniInc plant: its Botancat
name we hay" been iniormed Silphium tersbin-
hinacsHm Possibly the plant found in the Red p:
yer cou'l''es u also silphiun-TSr TtL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

A London weekly paper, abiding TO
the recent death OF tie head Of the Ark
wright family, and the appropriation Of
his iWmense fortune, says:-To each of
his Eve sons he gives a million and a
half, besides 10000 a year in land
which goes 10 the eldest son and to each
Of his fifty one grandchildren, L14,OOO,
making L760,OOO more Cor this single
item. We take It for granted that the
daughters, one OF whom is tho lady Of
the Vice Chancellor, Sir James Wigram,
are not loft wholly unprovide for.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

FIRE AT LoUISvILtE.-wec copy the follow .
n giro the journal 81 saturday -
Betwesn - and o'e6ck thu morning. q FIRE
broke out ID the two 'l5ry brick dwelling known a.
The Tai uage House. owned by Mr. z Il Ialbo'. which
nmnnIcated To the large warehouse OF Me-srs
A & X Buchanan, and destroyed both buildings
with their contents The MeSsrs b we learn, had a
rye stock Of groceries on hand. aud the total loss
/, esiimoIed To h. about $4,000. We also under.
stand that the buildings and goods were injured
A large quar- iiy oG coffee were isved
BY the prompt and vigorous executions ofIhe Gre.
men. the Wall street House mas saved, although
much damaged by waller.
The fire WA no doubt tn work 81 an iticeh.Ilsfy
ns the house ia which the fire originated was moi
occupied
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

REMOVALs.-We understand that Gov Dolly of
Wisconsin, has been removed aud a violent Loco
oeo Of New York, appointed.
We further learn that Gov Chambers. Of Iows
Territory, has been removed. aRd violent Loco.
ioco appointed. the name We hsve not heard. IN
both cases, men have been appointed who did ell
IN their power 70 defeat the election ofihs Captain,
and even now nave no respect for him syOnd hi'
power 10 give them Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

THE NEXT CONGRESS The ne.t sen,,,
of the United States vii consist Of % Wings an
MIR Rive, und % LocO', there being two vacan.
Gle" to fill in Tennessee and one in Maryland -
Should the Locos get these three members, they
would have majority. or parties would tic. accord
ing as Mr. RiveS might vote. But we think th &.
chances nj this umo IN favor Of the Wings
having The next Senate.
Ten States have elected members 10 the next
House Of Represen iniiVes. OF the IS members re
turned by these States the LIcus have 81 the u hig
loi Lnco mai"rLy 40. la the last Cungrass IN
Wings had majority Of IN the above. II i,
clear enough. iherenre that The next house will DO
given up TO Ty lerIfe LocofocoIsm.
The remaining States elect their members 10 the
House Of Representatives as follows:
Massachusetts Is. June 5Ih A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

TARTAR ON THE TEETH.-M. La
Baume ascertainei that washing the
teeth with vinegar and a brush will in a
lev days remove the tartar, thus olivia
ting the necessity for filing or scraping
them, which so often Injuries the ena.
mel. tie recommends the use Of pow.
dered charcoal, and tincture Of rhatany
a. afterwards, which edectu lily in his o.
piuIon prevents its formation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
PERSONAL APpEARANCE-Tbis

PERSONAL APPEARANCE
is one OF the things Of accident, resting
with nature. No man or woman can
form their own persons, and none
should be praised or blamed on this
head. The disposition for looking wei =,
IS running half tho young people in the
wor!d-ca using them 10 study their glas.
ses, and paint or patch instead Of pursu
ing that which is lasting and solid. the
cultivation .of the mind. 1t is always a
mark Of weak mind, ifnot'a bad heart
TO hear 'rson praise or blame another
on the ground alone, that they are hand
some or honeIy. Actions should be the
test,!and liberal course Of conduct pur
sued to all. Ii matters little whether a
man IS tall or short, whether the blood
stains the cheek, or runs in another
channel. Fashion makes the difference
as to the beauty. The lily is sweet, if
not so gay, as the rose, and it bears no
thorns about it. AS 10 appearance, fash.
ion shOu d not bear upon that which
changed, except by deception, and what
indeed, in reality, is not worth the trou.
bic OF being so, even if it could.
The sight IF white man in Africa. is
much more homely than that ofan Arri
can here; ald 10 Scotland, at one time.
according II Walter Scott,the fashion TO
Judge OF a handsome man, was bya broad
face and a red nose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

an aGeu aud venerable divine who discovered
Li Ih''ch's VouS son Of his hal been racing In.
=. 80, -op'oed me young rogue in very severe
FtPr"ba'ion bet in the conclusion c,nIJ ~, -, 80
e temptation 10 inquire hnw the race terminated
one Deal an was the answer "Ah." sand n.
o'u gentleman, "shesa fine creature crentur. Inn.
Mnsn l rode her' nuIhing could pass her on m,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

a clergyman writing from Granville, N &. men
lions that liefo nre al the house Of frIend whom
he IL residing with. n chicken with Gur loo. IL
terraPin with tNYr heads Aud IN the wun;s ns,,
the house'o common robin has commenced In,ing
IKE canary bird. aud Growing like q cock. Tne
lour legged chicken is rarity; but the other, ara
frequently found.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

VIII oF AFRENCH DANSEUSE.-MIls, For.
"e''a uahsruHe Ut The opera, with more vignr Than
grace. asked Mile. Dcjuzct, of the Palm, Ro,sI o.,
sue thought Ol PruueIe that she had Just cIecuieJ
Oh ohe lee. spinning round for u ng time. Mia
,|",e belle replied The other. Il huye seen some
oi'uS 'nai eouih remain longer on one claw than
YOU can. ~. \. SnMdIy Aercuru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Our neighbor PRENTICE Of the Lnuisville JJurnAl
lost his diploma short time since and il was picked
by steamboat clerk. and handed to US. We pre-.
sumo ii is Of sumo importance 10 him. and to save
postnge we thought We would publish it aud give
him copy without expense:
AESoPIAN HALL.
VAN BURES. January, l543.
To The knight sf the rUefai cOuntensase-oREErISG:
DejOrned Sir-It affords me mych pleasure Il.
give you official information OF The Eact that th.
UGLY CLUB. lin full meeting assembled have q.
lecIed you member Of he hard favored fraternity
Aud a. merit 10 ever modest. YOU MAY, pythaps
marvel NJ the high honor conferred upon YOU; but
II your delorned highncss will cunsut your mIr.
rUr orsomo candid friend. you will be cunv need
that your ug'iness is Of such UNI quiyocul and
exalted chnracieS to preclude all p,ssihilIy of
your election bcing Cunle,ted justly entities you
10 DIPLOMA from the Club. FOR without play
ing The tOurIier Ct Tho ArsIachu.. we understanding
y pronounce you the rival Of HuJibras aud .E.op.
IA point Of uglin,ss.
Prince Harry lean Falsiaf was fat Their.
sites was hunchbaeked. ami SllHkenburges was re-
nowncd Tor the "tmsneaf mis- dLcHiafioH" which TIA
ture had made IN the length of his nose; bat IL re.
NAMED Tor you TO dn'Ie all species OF deformItv
sud TO stand firth the prince Of ugly fellows In
irdth you seem 10 be Dug that class Of Indy Qua
WI" seem 10 have come INTO the world in "masuue-
rnde." aud were CJngress enact a law granting
PeI'si To the ugliesi in the naIiou YOU could
justly claim the benefit Of tho statute inasnuch n,
nature seems To have intended you as a bdre,que
upon the species We hope that You will parjun
our enihusinsm when speaking of your personal en-.
dowmcni', for our honorable body can but revert
with pleasure To that period when the spirit Of de.
iormily came rushing upon the wings Of the roaring
! tempest mun'hcenily showeriug the haIlsIcnes Of
nglmess uP'n your ancestors, Nunging the noso oi
Que 10 the left. and another TO the right and Iwi.i
ing into n thousand shapes the human face divine
| by why multiply wOrdsl for your uglIneSs is Of %
Uncomfortable nature that attempt TO prove il,
existence would be useless as il would be fol
me TO PoinI To yOnder sun, and then say unto you
he shines: we therefore bld you adIeu, with the re-
quest that you will favor us with your picture, in
much IN the "PnrraIt Of your dIIpropOrIlou would
serve AZ tho Growing ornament Of our splendid
Hail.
With much respect We REMAIN yours,
10 The bonds Of ugliness.
BEESWAX. Pre't
EAGLE EYED CAKBUSKLE.
SecFetnrv NJ ths Tol,, CI,,h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

RASCALl TY OF a DOG.-A few day, since
says the Brooklyn Daily News, a me reliant missed
several bouts from package stand Just within the
door, aud resolved on watching for the space Of an
hour or INo' but on examination nnOI her boot was
gone and m short space Of time still another
This PerpleIed the store keeper the IRE especially
AZ no one he'd entered the store since he dlycoyeI.
ed his second loss. lady entered, enquired for
pair of shoes, whom the merchant observed a large
dog walk lei'uTely in, look wishfully around, and
then seize another boot. Fhe SOrekeeper in his
wrath threw al the dog the shoes he was abJut
showing The lady. The dog dropped The boot. guve
a yell two, seized the oes and m1de Of, and
when tho store keeper reached the door tho dog
was not 10 be Sumo cheualier diHfustric
d0gbtless lrainsd the dug for tho D Irpo.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
:, ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURprR

,r =, IND ATTEMPTED MURDER
Inc New Orleans Republican, Of IA. pin nI,,r,-,
says NV sun oi'imo.
An up river man. named J,n,,bo, NIL,
HnocAed down by two rufIians, i'm The ,yynr,s, ,.
CArO'heie! cInll, Yesterday. aud robbed of IN 81
money lie had about hIm and pair OF boot. ,sbirI'
nc hhu on Que Of The 'cnmps drew a duII LniE.
nu h"e'n lied TO cut his throat, the marks Of vhcs
W., m'e sIear'y VISIBLE. Fortunately for the mn,,.s
- inner o"an haPpeued to be in the neiehbor.
aug arrived ou the sPoI time a. arreSI o,.
oil The fellows, who calls himself jane. e. cue
"'hef escaped with the booty"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Those that are the oudest their threats are the
weakest in the execution Of them In sprin ging a
mine, that which has done the most extensive
m schief makes the smallest reports and again. il
we consider the effects Of light ming it is probable
that he that is XII ed by IT, hears no noise; but the
thunderclap which i,lloSs, AMI which most alarms
the ignorant is The suresI proof Of their safety.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

INCENTIVE TO MATRIMONIAL company
Of young men at Lincoln, England, have originated
now club. Eich member pays Is weekly which
is placed in the Swings Bank. The first Of the
party who marres is 10 recolve the whole amount
deposited, together with the interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

During fifteen years, ending with the beginning
OfIhe nett Congress. tho wings have had poseusiun
nf the GsnernlGovsrnmonI but one month.-Spring-
field Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

RED RIVER RAF-T.-The Las, Cabin t:,z.r.
'ay':-Ws understand That G en- Williamson .,n..,,
TO have The raft removed in three or four wVeks.-
There are still several thousand boles Of cotton q.
bOTe that obatruclFon to go To market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
Law IN RELATION 10 CoNGREssro MAJ
CONTESTED ELEcrIoNs-A gentleman ca con.

CONTESTED ELECTIONs-A gentleman con.
vefsani with the subject writes
"In the case Of Loyal W Newton. IN 1890. t "a,
decided by the House % Representative. thai t,.t.
moHy IN pursuance Of regular and sg6cisHt Ho1es
beCoye perfoHs haUiag authority. By ZEE lgus Of ne
STATE. 70 ad1linisisr 07ds H eHhtled 10 g. Rad i
hs oaUss." quote from The decision itself con.
tanned IN a volume Of ,Contssled Elections IN Con.
gre = IRON 1889 o. 1894. inclusive.
mo board of COmmIssiouers b. therefore 1ecos.
sary- They ere required only in State Elccffyn.
AMI would have 10 power 20 act 30 The case Of a
contested election fof Congress. Any justice or
Justices Of the Poice may sct"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

A farm Of twenty five acres ut Flatb rsh, Y
with hue upon it Of but little value, sold on
Friday at auction, by order Of Chancery, Of $500,
or $500 per acre, all cash.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

The domps 0f autumn Unk lnto the leaves and
prepare them fo' heir fal end thus insen.iblv a..
We. o. years close round us detached from GU, ten,
aciiy Of lie, By The gsHts pressure Of rooordsd or,
rows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
LATER IRON nrylCo =

"a Tx FROM MEXICO The n o P,e,vup.
OF 'he sun olL Contains The following news rum
Mexico being su days later. The Msr,,, 1,,v.
erHmen' has iseighted vessel % Yer, C,,gz IN 49,.
80 Campoaohy tie reply Of SAINTS Ana 20 rt,s ,rI,
IONS OF we Campeachan0ss, which were semi \,
him ny Anpadla io- his approval
The political aflvs VI Mexico look -s,,. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

YANKEE ENTERPRIZE.-As another speci
men Of Yankee esterprise. the Savannah Republi.
can mentions that on the 30h ulI.. two schoonors
belonging 10 Yarmouth, Gaze Cod, came into that
port. deeply laden with anchors. chain cables, &C.
which they had recovered by dragging on various
bars on the Southern coast They hal ninety. eight
anchors on board, and many Of them Of the largss
size.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
FRIDAY, JUNE o, Is43.

yesterdays paper should have been dated WASH.
ingtun, June s."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

hi LiILADELPHiA MARKET. Sarurduy.-Flour
g.. ,. 20 an eIrited 'Iale during the re,k.
o'Is' 'of erPon had reached IS. 30, city u,,
90 DC S''nd' P0nn'ylvaniu and Ohio cold for IS I2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
LATER FROM CANTON - -. -

LATER FROM CANTON.-The ship Nses,z
'fu'ed siNsw York from Canton on Monday in
- days "Hb later news There we're rumors Of
smother attack On the English manufsc,or,es. and
INC impression prevailed hist the disansction uas
o'eP sealed ond would be repealed with drGculy.
." Henry Pounnger was on bic guard and would
Use every means 90 repsl any outbreak whether
"inked Of by The China authorities or NOT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Extract at letter received by gen.
tleman in this city, from his brother in
England, which was brought by the
Acadia.
"An ordinance has passed the Coun
cal in British India, by virtue of which
~ slavery ceases from the present lime,
IN all our Eastern dependencies. There
Is now not a spot in the wide world, that
we know off, where the rule of Great
Britain is acknowledged, in which law
can be pleaded for the continuencc in
slavery, Of a single person. This bles-
sed change in British Jurisprudence nas
been brought about, under the Divine
blessing, by the combined excrtions Of
religious people OF all denomination in
this land. We have other great evils to
contend against, and reform is going on
as 1. respects these. The Corn Laws
will have 10 be repealedj Church rates
must be removed, aud the dominant
graspIng Of the English church must re-
celve check. Ii is IA strange thing TO
say, but EngIani is al the sametime We.
ry rich and very poor. The operatives
IN our manufacturing districts, have
suffered great priyatIOns and distress,
Tor now more than year. The wages
Of our agricultural ldborers are getting
to low 10 enable them 10 support their
families; yet SIR Robert Peel can raise
five or SIX millions a year from a three
per cent. income tax; and capital is so
superabundant that money in London
has been largely loaned Of late, at 3 per
cent. per anuu II 10 merchants, on good
bills! Gold and silver are uIentiIul and
the currency in n most healthy state
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

ToPRESERyE EGGs.-Ths shells Of egg, ar.
porous and by being long kept. the fluid contsn,.
eyaP0Fa'e gradua lily. and IN proportion 80 the Temp
efaiurs q the weather is increased. the vscant
space occusiuned by tho evaporation is Immediately
hled with air. and this air acls on the contents NJ
the egg. snd produces decomposition or rUisnness.
Now d The air can be prevented from entering the
she'll, the egg will remain SQUAD ior en- Indefinite
period, iOr decomposition cannot lake place with
Uut err.
koaumeT tried vanishing eggs 10 preserve them;
but he fund The cheapest and most snectuaI me
ihOd was 20 apply OIl Or grease, With which tbsy
we're rubbed or into which they were dippsT.
The uaHspirati0n Of mailer from The org wa
proved 20 be sfsciually stopped by The thinpe.r
layer Of hl o. bys thick coating 20 that no sensible
yestgs be left the she'll. Al SORTS Of fsf g,s,.o
OF oil, we're fund well adapted 10 prs.erye .ggs
they were preserved iOr nine months as fresh nj, m.
dav ga which They we're laid JIhcr Man. 90
complaining the some purpose might be STATED b,,,
the shove - 20 SIMPLE. cheap aud sa-ctu1L Thai !,
- deemed unnecessary. -Fg,nsrt Cal,ss,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Newton the marshal Of tho United States for the
district OF Arkansas. has been removed. snd II NJ
Rector Of the Tyler party Of that State appoiated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Mr. SCJTT, not unknown TO fame IN fli, c;,,
has returned again. We perceive. This announce.
ueut may 10 Of soma importance 10 our eitizous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Tennessee Isl Thursday in August
Vermont, LIST Tuesdry in Seplsm or
Maine, 81 Monday in
Maryland, Let Monday in October
Michigan
New Jersey. End Tuesday in October
PennsylvaniG
Ohio
Rhode Island, undetermined
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Col Beaseman has wi.hdfawn rem the c,nv,.,
'o' Congress IN the Coyingrnn district and Col lib
bats Is nov the only locofocO candidate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

Two establishments for the manufacture ofLarC
Oni ace about 70 be put 10 operation at Hannibal
Missouri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

The Commissioner appointed by The act Of As
sembly. to sell tho slOck ofIhe Delaware division
Of The Pennsylvania public works. have agreed 10
refer the whole subject back to the legislature Of
S ate. and then they adjourned sine die, ha, ing
found 1t mpracticable lodspose OF the stock IN a
way which they deemed correct, under the provo
sOns Of The act by which they were appointed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

NV WORKS, az KAINE'S Dspot-Iarrv
- ITOfifeq9eI The Gypsies IN Spain, the Law
~, ELe OF milmcr, and CTusadss against the
Jun
lLITARY operations in Csbui, by an officer
enEased M the campaign. This 10 A vsrv
oiuoh Of the British into Afghanistsn junS
ID oPLAf, ~ Jane Taylor. A most intsrss,-
American from the twelfth English edition. ~,
sale at KAINE'S Depot !"
TRAVELS IN Oregon Territorr bvJ r Fam
Depot ~ NAiisG
RISE AND FALL or POPERY-Jys, ,ocei.
is9 HIR3M KANE.
4 ADY's BOOK for June. lust received Al the
Literary Depot. HIRAM KANE.
is9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

There Is certainly some dramatic interast in he
following scene, which we are told was as ual y
exhibited q short lime since in room in the q y
Hall.
Present. the Mayor.
Enter Alderman Emmons
AdermaH-Mr Mayor. allow me 10 introduce nv
Trend Mr.. -, 1s an applicant for the berth Of
Wsichman
AiayOT-IIow 10 you do Mr..
AheTmd"-YJuf II snor is a, quainted with nv
ffien nd.
hdyor-Yss sir. ] had the honor. while was
heesfdei' OF sending him twice 10 the Penirentiary
Whether his honor had the honor Of obligine the
worthy AldeFmans friend by giving him the "bor,b'
or whether time was taken g. consult the feeling
OF Tho democracy" u more than we can say win
much safely as We don't know IN Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

FLoWERS.-We see by he Richmond papers
that our vRReroble neghhor Of the + .quirer had
the high honor and privilege Of being one OF the
committee To report upon the Of the diff
erI candidates for premiums ~ this department Of
agricultural society Of Henrico county. We know
Of no enc better adapted to this agreeable task Than
Mr. Richie, beng peculiarly fitted for ii by his
habit Of bOtauizng round among the fields Of poiIi-
cal principles until he is flmi iIir with all the
plants that likely 10 yield the rich blossoms Of
public honor any florist in the country. Serious
ly however, there is poetry in MIR Ritchre-a keen
sense Of the beauty and freshness OF literary seni
meut that we find in very few who have fgur,d
on the hard, sncushoned tripod even for year. and
we Gun well imagine that he discoursed eloquenty
Of the beauties Of the flow presented TO his
Wow, and quaffed the dew from their leaves and
snufed their perfume with gusto few would evnce
We have NJ doubt but his piper will be redolent
Of beauty and perfume for a month 10 come
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
LARDi LAADi

HfHNUI HAADI
VIE subscriber will pay the highest price iu
u cash Cor Lard delivered n he Lard OIL Man
uiacOfy on Market Ally Wheeling. Va
iuno 1912 NJ WARREN.
sslnon, Chronicles COPY 70 amount 81 sna eh''gs
this office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

EAGLE EYED CAKBUskLE,
Secretary Of the Ugly Club.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-05
Cabinet Warehouse,

BY reference TO our advertising col.
umns 1t will be seen that a Cabinet
Warehouse has been lately established
IN this place by Messrs. Mclaughlin &
Go. We have examined some speci-
mems OF their work, and have no hesi-
taton in saying that they are able to
perform their promise to the public in
every respect-being first rate workmen
anywhere.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-05

T The proceedings of public meet
ing to make arrangements for Barba-
cue to be given on the 18th Of next
month at Williams Spring, by the citi-
zens of Ponola and Tallahatchie coun-
ties, was received too late for insertion
this week and will appear in our next.
The public generally are invited to at
tend.