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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

SADDLERY, HARDWARF.-The subscribers
- have received n splen id a|ssOrtmentO of Bras,
Silver plated q Timed StlTwD Irons and Bride
Rits Of every description. Also, evrry size and
kind Of Bride buckles, Roller buckles. Japan
NED, Silver and Brass Harness mounting. Red
aH| Black Morocco skins, Facing do, Worsted
Fringe, three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating skins, Cotton and Worsted Web, Strain
ine do, &c, &c, which shall be sold a. very re-
ducCd prices for cash. Saddlers will pleas sc g'Ye
US a call. OFT e. GREER.
10 IS No I5g Main St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
1000 LBS LBS % 0A ~
FISH Err,
Wheeling, Va.

1000 LBS, OAKUM-
BVNDO 1000 LBS TOW.
So dnz Bed Cords. 80 duZ Plough Lines.
% Coils Manila Rope. 30 Coils Hemp Rope.
IS Reels Packing Yarn.
ALSO-LNES and TVVlNESof all kinds. which
will he sold NJ low for CASH. as can he purchased
West Of The Mountains. Tho public are respect
fully solicited 10 give me a call hrnre purchasing
elsewhere. CHARLES ". BERRY,
CoTddgc Store.
nng 26 Head Of Wafer 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

tIdte BeIhotttT s. LIGHT IT, FNLIIAUTF..
w w DIX,
ARTHUR FOGG. i'S
ANING leased Ibis extensive and avuTIIe es.
LablishmenI. and entirely renovated and re.
fitted it throughout. so that it can compare advanla-
geously with any similar establishment in the Uniuu.
have no hesitation in eudeavorIug TO auracI the
attention Of The travelling public To this lavoIile
IIstel. II the most strenuous eIerIions. Jrined to
every possible convenience To be found elsewhere.
can insure success, they pledge themselNes Ihi { its
former we'll earned reputation SHALL not only be
meTiisd but surpassed.
La accordance with The difficulties Of The times,
they have determined to reduce their charges 10
,ouespund. Price 81 .25 per dsy.
B.hImoIe JnlY 3. 1873. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

NIRGINiA-In Chauoery-A, rules held in The
' Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery Tor The COuuiyuf Ohio. IN The
month uf August 1919.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, Complainant
against
Dana Hubbard, John Lit, ..hari5h Jacos,
John Fawcytt executor of the last will and
testament OiJames PembcrtOn, deceased, Ri
bert H.. C0ldwcll, executor of the last Will and
testamt ut of Alexander Caldwell, deceased,
Alexander Wilson, Francis II. Armstrong, as
assignee IN Bankruptcy of John +. Clarke, aud
% Henry MaJre respectively, Gustavus Crcsap
assignee IN Bankruptcy Ol SAID Dana Hubbard,
of Charles ID. Knox, of Redick M'Kee of VIII
liam d. Tyson, Of William Lambdln and uf
ly, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
of Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, DI-
reCtuTs and Company of the Belmont bank Of
s.. ClaIrsyile, the President, Directors aud
Company of the bank of Mount Pleasant.
Francs g. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, He
dy, Hyde b. Rice, Henry Echols and John
Eoh, Defendants.
Tho defendsRts John Fawcstt ,Jo~sephsNloEusoB
the President, Directors aud Company OF the
Belmont bank of 81. CIairsHilIe, The President,
Directors and COsipany of the bank Of Mount
Pleasant and Hyde Is Rice; not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according TO
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory proof that they
are not inhabitants Ofthe Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia;-On motion of the complainant by coun-
sci, II Is ordered that they do appear here
Oh the first day of the next term OF this court,
and answer the complalnant's ihlL and that a
copy OGthIs order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper prlRted IN the city of Wheeling FOR
Two tsOntfs successfully. aud posted Al The iIont
door of the court house OF Ohio county.
A couy- Teste, ALEX. r.
I'd r. augII Crk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

VNHE subscribers beg leave TO inform the ctr
4 zens OF Wheeling and vicinity, that they
have opened n
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No ll3 Main street, Whe ling, Va. where
may be found an extensive a5soT ment oil GIt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, ror-
troI, and Picture frances; Upholstery ware CON
sizing ofFCather Beds: holsters, Pillows, curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk aud spring
mattresses; together with a full assortment, Of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered nm this city; all Of which will be sold
on the NEST reasonable terms and tr7rrdnted.
Also Locking glass Plates, mahogany veneeis,
varnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly o.
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
cf furniture on the most accommodating terms
orders IN Zane vile can. be left with J +
ADAMS g. Co.
IN 2G q bAhhPbh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
WM JEssOP a SONS CAST STEEL.

TNHE subscriber has Just received
eases by ; refined expressly for axes,
do assorted from tn2 inches square.
de- Double shear; refined fr edge Tools.
do Geuuau or Scyt5e steel;
Also. lEs genuine Hoa2 L, which lac Oilers 10
smiths as sureriur 20 Sinders4u 3 Brothers manu-
acture. tho-e who hove given u a trial say that Il
can bo WORKED with a higher heat than any uihor
steel SAMUEL NEEL
nm 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPIrAL $500 OOO.

OAFIIAL SOUU,UUU.
cfitHIS compsny being now duly organized Is
prepared 10 make Insurance on every des-
pion ofFjre aud Marine Risks, such a. dwell
ling Houses, Store Houses &c with their con
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
BOats' with their caTgoes, To aRd from any ToTt
on tAe Ohio and MISSISSIPPI rivers, OF their tub~
utary streams. Application f T Insurance 20 be
made for the present al the Office Of tie VIII el
ing Savings. ms ututlOn
au. 4 r MCCOY, Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
". ". s. s. n, JTHESON,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS.

WsstFide Of Main street, Wheeling, Va.
TIAVE on hand aud are constantly monuiaciur-
ing a general assortment OF superior ur ana
Silk hats. They have received the latestspung
fashions from New York and are now prepared
., supply to order oil sizes aud an allies, lh the
Resent or past style, "a may SUIT customers
Black and Drab bcavlr and CASTOR ram
White Russia and Napt Hate.
They also keep OnhaEda an assortment OF PLAIN
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps
al Of which they offer 20 their customers ahu tue
public on he most pleasing terms.
AL orders from country merchants emo deat
rrs PROMPTLY hlIed on the NOS. favorable terms.
Thankful lor fhe liberal patronage ihcy hayc
heretofore received. they solicit a share IT pun
Dc patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve bv prImptaftcuuOn personal application
to business and cheap and ldvOrr bic rates.
way F#w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
NnTIIE.

A IL those knowing themselves Indebted DO
~ late firm on Pollock g. CO. VIII Do well tD
al the old stapd imucdlstslys aud settle the
80 oo3 save costs. r. POLLOCK,
rm JOHN ALTMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

NHEEIINUs Va
ME SUBSCRIBER is now prepared. wIh he
necessary machinery, usd il successfully
prosecuting the manufacture of Lard 0S at has
establishment an Market Alley, being enabled
with his present. machinery 10 turn out about s!S
EunuTed gallons a Week, of OIL tnat be warrants
equal TO aHy manufactured IN the United StaiC-,
for all purposes equal 10 the best Sperm, and ~.
machlnery far superior to any other Kind o. OIL.
He Is enRoled To sell AT the lowest Cincinnati
prices. MIlieTs. muChuIsts. merchants ana other s
are invited To give him a cali, Rshe IS prepared to
sell wholesale or retail. on such teTms.as cannot
fail 10 please. OIL pUt mp ia Barrels, Kegs, cans
or IN any manner or quantity to sun purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 10. Address
II WARREN.
Cash paid for L.arA. mnr u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
WILLIAM III. NJ A

9D FSPECTFUiLY informs the citizens Of
"a Wheeling aud the Tuhtic IN general, that he
continues 10 carry on the BOOT and SHOE 9iA-
OF the Biz LEA TIER BOOT Main street,
Wheeling: whrre he IS prepared 10 execute all
orders in his lie IN the neatest and bee, style,
and AZ prizes to srit the times. He would also Bog
leave to render lis grateful thanks to his old
friends and customers for past favOrs, aud soll-
cts a continuance Uf their patronage. He will
furnish CASH customers with boots aud Shoes
nj the following reduced prices:
BOOTS Best make at 50 6 and Z, warranted
To equal in reatuess and durability, any article Of
the kind that can be haC in the city of Wheeling.
SHOLS All kinds of mems shoes made 10
order ct prices ranging from 81 to 3. 6m ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
TOBACCO
NEW Foot AND SHOE ESTAB-
u-rINEar. AN

LINIINIIa.N 7 :.
JOHN r. WIDE,
N n ANUFACTURER Of LadIe,.' Gcntlemen's
and Chlldren's Boots and Shoes. hIaiu street.
3 doors south Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Va.
keers constantly on hand au assortment Of the aIOve
articles, at Eastern prices, AL made under his own
inspection. and TT The best Philadelphia materials.
June Is, lS43-ly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
MANUFACTURE
WIN GLASS.

- WIN DOW LASS
NM SfMMES & JAMES n ROBEKTz.
. respectfully i. form the public bat ih.Y
nave eniefc< into CO-psrtnership in the msuuisctaf.
90 "inio" Glass Al The Glass Factory in Souih
Wheeling. where Ihey Will civ a. Keen ON ha,S .
S'ucN ol Glass Of all sizes. whirhfJ hey ~Il ell a.
|'uef at TIE low est Pricrs. Orders nddfessed M
Ihem VIII he Promptly filed with an article ~,
fah'ed to he equal Ia any Cylinder Glas. m.ry
lacinred ~ the Western country. dsc q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
MEXICAN HARDWARE AND

~ CUTLERY.-The subscriber hasiusi receiV-
ed a fresh supply Of HARDWARE g. CUTLERY.
The NEST oTwhich is American manufacture, at great.
" rIuced prices, aud o. equal quality with the best
English manufacture. Those who are acquainted
with The prices of Hardware will please call and see
the practical operpiiOn Of what Is called by some
the late high tariff Oh the following articles, all Il.
msyicdB:
Mill, SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
FIT do HAND DO
WEB dc LScks. HIngcs, Screws.
Butcher knives Shoe Knives Lliches, Candlesiicks.
Casior., Rules. Bowls. SQUARES, Plane Bills, Cbisels.
Screw drivers, Cumplsscs, Augurs. G mh!ets. Bells.
Ares. Foot Adzes, Hulchcts, Brushes. &c. together
v i'm a large lot Of Scy lhes, SlckIes. Scythe Rifles
aud Scythe Stones SAAL NEIL.
iuue 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
DAILY PAPER rrR YEAR.

DAILY PAPER PER YEAR. So 90
" Sax MONTHS in advance 2.5e
" PR MoNTH 50
" PER- WEEK, l2J
Single rnpsrs for sale by the carriers and at the
'oaAcs at 3 rents u copy.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday at 81 90 per annum
I'm advance. or 80 if not paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe wear. Nonew subscriber
will be received, except such as pay an advance.
For 6 mosISS 81 SO is invariably charged N
Thsc uber received for a less term than sax months
ard uo paper JisContinuc! except atthe discretion
ofthe publisher, untifall arrearages are paid.
rERVs or VDvERrIsINO.
Three Insertions OF less per square, Sl.OO
One weck, Sl.5O
Two Weeks, SOU
Three Weeks. $50
Fpur weeks S409
Two mnA'hs. $500 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted rll forbid or without
Xpress ord er. will he inserted until ordered Out
nd charged ono dollar fr lst three Insertions. aid
Is cts Tor each insertion after. Advertisement
nse ted three times a week for three iSurths TIE
above. Weekly for one halt per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
~DEAFNEAs CTRED,

DEAFNESS CURED,
SCARPA'S
COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL,
THOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains. and The
discharge of matter from the enrs; a'sn oil those
disngreenhle nrises, like the hnzling OF iHsecls'
falling " water. whirzinp " steam. &c. &c. which
ore svurt,ms Of suproachinr deafness, an} also
pencraIIy attendant with the disease. For sale Ivy
DR. J CRUMBACKER. No l13. Main 81.
Srle Agent.
This medicine is highly recommended and nu-
merous certificates are gwen, by very respectable
persons, 81 The many astonishing cures which o. mas
I performed. may 4"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
NEM YORK CnEAP CAsH sTORE.

GROCERIES,
100 bags Rio Green COFFEE.
50 boxes GyNPOwDER TEA.
10 chests VII 10
10 boxes IMPERIAL do
1000 Lbs LOAF SgGAR,
1000 Lbs CRUSHED SUGAR.
10 Hhds NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
40 Bills de- MOLASSES.
so Boxes RAISlNS,
25 DO COMMON SOAP.
5 do FANCY SOAP.
- Plug TOBACCO superior quality.
l6 do DO du
81 DO DO DO
6Twist TOBACCO,
25 Mats CASSIA,
ALsPICE. PEPPER. NUTMEGS. CLOVES and
GINGER. whole md ground.
DRY GOODS.
10 Bales BROWN MUSLINS,
100 Pcices BLEACHED MUSLlNS.
/ 2GO do PRINTS Vi al quality and prccs,
/ Coluted MUSLINS, IRISH Linens
BLEACHED aud PLAIN DRILLS.
/ APRON CHECKS,
SUMNER CLOTHS Of Ill kinds.
WHITE. BLACK aud BROWN H9SE
CENTS HALF HOSE fall kIuds.
GENTS and LADIES' GLOVES,
A general nssurrmeut ct Curtain ~CALlCOES,
SEWING SILKS, and THREAD.
SEWING COTTON 0i al kluJs, BUTTONS. SC
A general assortment of cOmmuu CROCKERY
nln m,ny other articles. los numerous % menuon.-
I All of VIII ch VIII bc sold cheaper thuH ever bclUr
offered boz Inc WEST.
D. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will be sul
Piled az Eastern PAGES. with o. small ]-''uUl-Uo
uddcd. Nv y hOhNh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

CmLDRENS BLACK AND DRAB CASSl-
MERE HATS. = splendid article received
rhis dny. At MCALLAM'S. l75 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES E.. WHARTON,

AT rHk eoxNER Oh USfoN And NAiS STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
SWEARINGEN * CRUMgACKER.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

NAEELiNS, VA.
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Kcyser.
Duvul, Keighler L Co. 80,
y + Gardner, N''"'
Weber, Miller s. Hand,
WIN Duly,
Robert TOland, RhilQE
John II Fuber. ''A"""
Gutter IL Co. Louisville. hy,
Wright SmiIs.
a F Dcllm-rr. N'"N"'
Geatmau & CO.
James R~bh, E,q. NOHtaHs
Wilson, Wright, q Ca.
} Hubhs. "
Andrew Elliott, Esq 81 Louis. No
i X Yealnan, NashV.He. Tenn.
ish Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
Il HARDWARE.

OF x GREER, No I5s .lIuin street. have
lust received a fresh supply Of IdraIGre,
consisu ~ of Or IS and Gram S~cythes. Sycles,
Scythe Rifles and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
6ut saws, Hand saws ener Saws, KNIVES and
FORKS. Pocket Knives, Iron Wire, Rim Locks,
Door Latches, Butt Hinges, TaSle Hinges, Til.
Chest' Cupboard, Trunk and PuG Locks, all
Alhas OF Files and Rasps, Trace Chains, and eV-
which they Will sci. at prices that must please.
lie Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

q NVILS AND VICES.-A good as sortmen
~ re ceIyed and for sals by
Hlay Is OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
DRNTFSTRY

DL NTtSTR Y.
S."P<HGLhH9EN. DENTAL SURGEON.
AFECE., No al, Main SiA- low doors above
" the Virginia Hotei. Wheeling, Va.
may IL
nELLONS OF all sizes, warrapted good, for
hb OFT s. GREER.
m1Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

DOTASW "A lev casks P0tBah. iust received
y end foi sale by JN CALDWELL
m8T 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18

NIRGINlA-In Ch1nrry-At ru.es held in the
Clerks Office of the CIrruit Superior Court of
Law aud Chancery for the County Of OhIO in
the month Of August, tS43.
Henry Tiffany, G. COMPLAINANT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-18
COACH TRINNINCs

COACH TRIMMINGS,
4 SPLENDID assortment of Couch Laees Brass
and Siiyer Hub Bands, Dash Frames,
Lamps, Handles Stump Points, MaIlcaUle Iron,
iron AIles, kLpuc Springs, Patent 1 ash Lea
iher, &c, &c. TO be found Ut hard times prices at
rs OFT q GREEk'S. No 80 MAN ST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

Is published erery Tussd1y-Ofce Washington Street
Southeast II the state House.
rTho State sentinel will contain about twice as much
rcading matter all subjects Of general interest any
other paper m 'he State.
TrRuS.-Two doa.s year, always IN advance. In no
instance than number te seat t Tho money -
received Sub.chcrs will receive due notice few weeks
before exiTaon Of each term and Il the PAYMENT
for succeeding year be advanced the Will
be discontinued This be adhered an al cases.
One dollar will DO received for months, and fifty cents
for three rnonths-qItrags an adraRce.
Five dollars will received Tor three years three
pape.s vii be sent one year FOR the same.
Will be inserted three times AZ one dollar
square 30 ems and be continued at the rate OF p cents
square weekly Quarterly advertisements inserted al 3
a square q go ems
Yearly advertisers will be accommodated easonablc
always made IN writing agreed upon
All advertisements from abroad must b. ed by the
rash. or no attention viii be paid TO them.
9rPo.tage must be paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18


rcation
We thus have the unnatural spectacle pre-
scnted to mankind in the 18Th century, of
two populous nations, divided by a narrow
channel of 60 miles width. with their princi-
pal commercial cities nearer together than
Dublin is TO London. or Marseilles to Dor
deaux or llaryc-onc with 26,0OO.O0O OF ac-
tive people, and the other with 900
the former capable of supplying the latter
with a vast amount of articles cheaper than
she could make them. and the latter to give
back TO Britain in return. immense returns IN
valuable products she needs. but which she
cannot produce so cheap as France. if at all;
and yet, we find the latter only sells to Great
Britain about SS,000.0OO worth annually,
while she purchases from England in return
only about 5.000.G00 of dollars worth of I'M
ports Let the United States beware how
she follows in the wake of a Mcthuen trea-
ty. or initiates the examples of the disastrous
and mutual isolation adopted BY France and
England. Let us 90 straight forward In a
frank and honest course. regardless OF the
commercial policy of other nations, and re-
ceive and grant equal privileges to all and
form no exclusive alliances in trade with any.
| Wars are more apt to arise between ma
tons separated by commercial restrictions.
/ Had France and England cultivated an un-
restricted free trade. their wars would have
been less in duration, and less frequent. \
greater community of interest would have
prevailed, and led to mutual and greater de-
sircs for peace.
Mr.. Pitt, in I1S6. was the first statesman
in England who attempted to bring alb ut a
fair and liberal commercial treaty with
France. calculated greatly TO augment the
trade between the two countries. But. the
French revolution put an end to it. and Ma
polcon on his accession to power, confirmed
France in her severe restrictive policy and
in 1915, the government determined to sus-
tain the Napoleon creed of isolation. The
long continued anti-commercial policy OF
France has prevented the growth of a com
mcrcial marine, or n mercantile fleet, with
out which no nation can ever have an eff
Cicnt navy.
Had France literally encouraged com
mcrce with all nations during two hundred
years preceding the rise of Napoleon. no ono
can doubt that the country would have sup
piled him with navy which would have
fought his battles rs successfully on sea, a, he
fought his own battles OH land, in which
event England might have sought a peace
dictated by the conqueror.
But with long continued free trade and in
innate cOmmcic ial relations between the tw,
countries. the occasion would not have oc
cured, or times or circumstances might have
50 transpired. probably, rs TO have raised ;
Bonaparte or involved the two countries il
such Improbable. long, and bloody wars.
, Is il is in the alIars of common life. so i
is in the affairs and intercourse of nations
The line of duly and of salty les in fair
liberal. honest, and equal system. of dcalin!
with all alike neither seeking or grantin;
undue advantages. \. JoNEs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
4 Log Cabin Case.

4 Connecticut paper gives the annexed account Of a
log cabin lawsuit lately had at New Haven;
The last If the Log CaJin.-As We promised to give
the result great log cabin and hard cider case
will mereiy SAL thai of Saturday afternoon
before Justice Nix The brought recover the
sum Of -, cents due Babcock ildman for adv cruising
Harrison Cider IN I-4o Defendant claimed an of
on the ground that tie plaintiffs owed HIM - tor Log
Cabin delivered them At that memorable period The
Court taking into consideration the reduced value Of
log cabins at is time, aud TIA, the Harrison Cider had
e,aporaed. decided for the plaintiffs Defendant sr-
peaed the County Court-wlen the plaintiffs with.
drew and paid the costs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

GARDEN.-Wc pity the man thai has ne
garden. For ourselves we had rather be de-
prvcd of almost any earthly good. Home
would lose half It's charms If destitute OF this
enchanting spot. Deprive an English cot
tage OF its = little garden neatly planned be
forc;" and YOU d,.eroy at oacc those fine asso-
cations which cluster around it and invest it
with so many innocent delights and peaceful
scenes. \ house without gardcn-thcn a
home not half as happy as 1t might be. II
was the cursc of Adam to be driven from Il
garden and to lose IL pleasures with the smiles
of his creator To say nothing OF is rich and
luscious products-thc cool. refreshing salad.
the iuicy melon. the fragrant sra" berry. the
purple plum. the delicious grape. and otnci
fruits so grateful to the palate, 30 conducive
TO the hcalth--cxcrts Il most salutarv influ-
cncc on the heart. We here bctold. in our
morning and evening walks. the silent vet
wonderful operations OF the finger of God
the mysterious Transformation OF cold mani
rlatc and sluggish earth. no living and most
delicatclv wrought and painted buds and
leaves. stems and fruits and flowers. How
favorable to meditation at evcntidc a walk
amid the fragrance and the beauties of the
garden. What sweet ana secret svmpathics
with nature in .hcr visible FORMS" What
harmony between the soul and the gentle in
fluenccs-the smile and cloquence of beauty
from every living thing.
Our Saviour loved garden. Gcth>cmanc
was the scene OF one OF the most touching in
cidcnts of his life on earth.
garden Of Olives, though dear honored spot
The fame Of thy wonders shall ne'er be forgot;
The theme Transporting to seraphs above
The triumph Of SORROW, the triumph Of love.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
For the State Sentinel
A Parody OH Wafc,,n.an.

BY GEORGE PATTIsOS.
Wstchman tell US Of the day,
What the coming pro poets are
freeman see yOn lovely ray,
lis the temperance morning star.
Waichman do its rays sublime
Aught Of future good declare
Freeman. yes II brings the time,
Men shall 'scape deaths darkest snare.
Waterman tell MS of the day,
Broader >tll the light extends
Freeman, time viii soon display
What the glowing lay portends
Waterman Will its glory fade
Will dark clouds be round II curi'd
freeman tn ough opposing shade,
Ii shall burst DER all tic world.
Waterman tel US Of the day
Rising with aus, icious light
Freeman, misery flies away,
Dread int.mp 'rance takes his fight
Waterman. ne'er let effDrts cease,
To unfold that light of love;
freeman, ii, the hight Of peace,
kindleJ from the world above.