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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

imes 50 agreeable ln her husband as
checr'u!nesS aud good hdmor.
In the article OF dress,S,udy your hnS-
bands taste, endcavor To wear wGat he
thinks becomes You best.
Make yourself as useful TO him as yod
can, aud let him see You employed as
much as possible m economical pursuits
Endeayor To feel pleased with your
husbands friends.
Encourage IN Your husband desire
OF reading out al his .eaSure hours.
On the day Of her marriage Il Won aus
tour of gaIty should be enicI.
How lndecor Us aud offensive ii is 10
sc womru exercising auth r,'y over
her husband AM saying 81 Will have .;
50. 1t SHALL b. don- as Ike Nc
Never loln IN an! jest o. .UE-H against
our husband.
AssiIuous'y conceal his iaJ'ls an !
peak only al his merits.
In INJURED lite conf lan's arc ~ no
means desirable.
Conceal from others any little i!Scord
+ your husband.
/ never receive tht particular 0ttcu
! lions OF any other mca.
} lie YOU ever So cpnScioul OF a supcri.
'Ori'y OF Judgment or ta,cui. never tct l.
appear TO your husband.
Shun extravaganza. Attention tu or
/ der and regularity will con;r. bu;c much
10 the comfort OF your husbIn
A woman should never uppe ar Un'.IN
or badly waen IN the prc,eace Of her
husband.
lie. home be the sole scene oi youI
wishes, your plans, yuJr cXcr,l"nS.
There is an old observation ,huj "a mo
;hcr and daughter Iu-Iow are n7'urLI
enemies. Bat lei your n snaar 10 yoJr
relations in.Iaw be particularly k ui aud
consiierate.
In your manner to your servants b
hrm without being severe,pud kiniwiIh-
ou' being ltmilIar Let Your command .
40 your servants be consistent ani rea
s1nab!e; aud then firmly bu, mi dly in.
SiSl on obedience TO thcln. Il Is very
IiShcarlcnlug ~ Il poor tservanI 10 Da
continually found fault with. Praise
AIT reward them whsn you Cdu; human
nature Will not bear "A constant chiIng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

While on our late Journey to Pennsyl-
vania, on visit 10 my father and friends,
was much amused 10 see The various
phases L1colocOisn assumes in different
parts. Here IN ONO, moderen Locoru
co.'s II goes az inst all Banks, Tariffs,
or Distribution Of the proceeds Of the
pa Ilic lands, and for Van Barren Tor
Pr ,iCent In Pennsylvania ii goes for,
Banks, Tariff, Distribution. and for
ia nes Buchanan, a iedcra.ist, for the
Pre- SIdrncy some even avowIny tn il
they can not get him, they 90 for Clay
raj Ter than he sage of Underwood. lu
Lo ISIuna, we sec by the papers, that the
LocOs 90 against protection 10 any thing
except Sugar, aud 20 for Direct taxation
SO II seems Locoiocoism IN every State
az holds different doctrines. We met u
hard money Loco from Butler county,
Ohio, who began lauding the dividuri
Liability system of banking, adopted by
the bank Rriormers of Ohio: We askc
him the reason why some Of the banks
incorporated on his lavorite prins iple.
had not gone into operation! lie said
he did not know the reason, excepting
the one incorporated ct Dag ton-There
he SAID the cause was, that the Loco,
who peiioned for it, found they could,
by rea :on Of the hard times, buy land
for Sl4 an acre which they could sell
readily at $50 per acre, and by that
process 4 was more profitable than |
Such, doubtless, is the real
motive Of wealthy Loco demagogues.
They can fatten on the necessities of
The poor man, buy his property under
the hammer, and sell it again at great
advance. Thus making the rich richer.
and the poor poorer.-- Ohio Repository.
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4 wn;srER ID - -.

Study your husbands temper aud
character aud be it your pride and plea.
sure TO confirm 10 his wishes. Check
al once the first advances TO contradic.
ton, even OF the most trivial nature
Beware Of the FIRST dispute.
Whatever would have been concealed
as a defect from the lover, must with
greater diligence, be concealed from the
husband. The most intimate and ten.
der familiarity cannot surely be sup.
posed 10 exclude decorum.
Let your husband be dearer aud Of
more conscqueL CO TO you than any other
human being; and have no hesitation 10
confessing those feelings to him.
Endeagor 20 make your husbands
habitation aIIuring and delightfulto him.
Let 50 be a sanctuary TO which his heart
may always turn from the iils and anx-
ic,ies Of life.
know not two female attractions so
captivating 20 men as delicacy anI mod.
Csiy.
lf possible, let your husband s1Dpose
Won think him good husband, and IL I
will BE- a strong stimulus TO his bsrag so I
No attraction renders a woman N qIII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
From the RIcAm md Yhis.
HUMANITY

HUMANITY EVEN IN POLITICS.
IL strikes us that the Calhoun ticket Is lille
too much made up Of Nadir aud Zeniih-uf an ex.
cess and want Of paris. Mr. Calhoun sees too far;
Mr. Woodbury. can't at all. In electricity, we
know a Tor a fact, that positive and negative at.
tract each other hut never before heard uf such
a law IN politics. Mr. Cahouu's fault Is Usually
supposed 10 he excess OF pcaciy, not unlike
that described by him who says:
"Sharp optics must he have. " cen,
Who sees what is not 10 be seen"
Hen short, Is as much above as the other is chow
commjn sense. The one IS confessed 10 have
been able and practical when az Office and 10 have
only run wild "a eyery SORT OF way. when oui; the
the other only displays something like skill aud
ceases 90 be the most rd cuuus Of Secretaries when
hc IS Secretary uO longer.
Are The Two meant tO bring about an average Of
VIII j. Mr. Woodbury. gut rnlO M6 Calhoun 10y way
"I bai asst On nurses that uver.cap themselves. the
Napoleon Of The Turf Chaps bags Of shot, bot
nevera whole lou Of lead like the G1Secretary.-
However, 10 @ cart winch the horse ~ npl 90 run
away with they sometimes G1,a drag aud steam en-
giues, which would knock themselves all 90 pieces
o. leii alone, have "a heavy ay wheel put upon
Them. hose Us iHeStas prevents their gOinz IoJ
last aud by jerks.
Sull. we don't think n right, Our law ought d,
interfere ga such cases llereiu the old Mosaic code
va humanef Than present legiaJrcu Tor lls may
Dee seen somewhere 900 Deuteronomy % was bv the
HehreW Law expressly forbidden Ia plough or 90,
and an ass togellcr-- big and q slrOHI auuulI with
q Ito aud feeble one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

Cultivation If Cotton IN India The
Macon (Ga.) Messenger has received a
letter from one Of the American planters
IN IN India, BY which we are informed
that the results Of the experiment ia the
culture Of Cotton still continues very un,
iuvorabIe--so much so, that all but one
OF the Government plantations which
were located ~ Bengal have been broken
up and removed. The new location is
believed to be some $50 miles in n north
east direction from the former one: that
Of the writer is at Gorruckpore, (or Cor
rockpoore,) northeast Of The Ganges,and
near the borders Of the Chinese empire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

I \ gentleman who resides In the vicIui.
/ ~ of the city,aui whose caiiv mornings
are devoted TO the culture o! large gar
den which - attached 10 his nous. ,nnl-
me himself some what behind hand in
his hortIcI 'tural department this spring,
accosted a tidy looking rlshmqn, vino
was passing his gate one morning. with
! the inquiry ir ne would like "A jlb!'-
"ShuTe, SIR. AMI rs that same Ins I01king
! dtther," said Paddy in a rich bro1ue.
which won The heart of HIM by whom ne
was addressed, and who Immediately re
Piled shall want Won -four DAYS
what wages YOU ask for!" "Whv, sir
returned the sDn Of Erin, '.as-l live a
cool bit away irom this, aud my goinn
home for macs bother me DAYS work.
while an extra mouth at or houor's
kitchen table is nothing ut all, III lust
come for dollar day and you shall
Gad ne ~
This was agreed to; and as Pat had
has rent 10 pay the next day and wanted
something for the cHLUaRs, the gentle.
man paid him four dollars on the spot.
anu the work was 10 be commenced the
next day. The next day, however, and
the next, and then the whole four DAYS
passed by,and Pat was never seen at the |
garden or the gate!
1t might have been a month after the
occurrence above related took place. |
when the parties meeting by accident in
the street, Pat was accos,cd by his for
mer employer in an angry tone. with
"Wcll, sir, and why did you not come
to work for me according to your agree
ment?'
"Shure, sir SAID the Iri-hman, (wilh
n respectful twilch AT the rim Of his we'll
worn tile sits rneeself that was ready
TO DO my part Of the bargain, but yer
honor's at fault this time amy how"
'And pray howl" asked the other.
dts yersef'lI not deny yer honor a.
greed to give me dollar dag and find
me-"
"And didn't give you a dollar day,
and pay you before hand, tUo?"
"Ihrue for you; yer honor did the
same--ye did give me the dolla- day
but ye didn't FIND me -
"Frnd you, you scoundrcl! ransack.
ed every street in town-but where the
/ d. we're youl"
Shooting at Muddy Pond Woods,yer
honor!"-Bost Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

The comment. cl an English r7per,u hich We trans
Ter To our columns Ia day, up,u MIR Wehslcr's prupn
scI treaty Of couuerce serve I" show lhe ishI, the
hunt iauug hight IN which try Eug.iih hold us f'r
our tame Gtk!Cucss IN regard To manufactures.
Nuh the most abundant Resources. We ure still be-
hind home demand Tor manufactures, u.Id slil
wuScrng On the subject ct protection. Ii Is there
lore lurle surprising that They should IounI with
o4iontgi dcpsHdeHce. and than colonial Il, pcr
deuce ours Viii be AZ ve yield 10 them manu-.
occurring aud commerce ~ they de,rrc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
ELECTION ANECDOrE.-.L

ELECTION ANECDO IE.-''A
you naturalized, said the Judge OF the
Election, at the lst Ward, lst Munich.
paIity, on Monday.
lie spoke TO a man with a foreign
look and French accent, who present
ed his woe.
Natural eysedr' said the Frenchman
with astonishmoot-"Ycs. by gar, / is,
! have one two natural oyes-but see
what you shall see, Is not natural foot.
el"-aud here nc pointed 20 a wooden
leg which was a substitute foi his right
uue-''den," he added, I'll lost dat on
board dc Constitution when she fought
lie Guerrero. All! dere was hot work
dere, by gar!'
The Judge thought the fact Of his ha.
vi0g lost a leg in such an action, was Of
itself sufficient certificate Of citizenship.
So ne took his vOte.-N q. Pc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

BANKS Or Oh!O.-By the AUDITORS Report
OF the cuuliuou OF the Ten Biuks Of OHIO. it seem,
IhaI for the last 3 mInlhs ia; clrrna las
tccn from 81 489 500 to 81 9g347O; Specie from
sG39 .I56. to S6sS5l3, Discounts from - g33 9UG.
tn 81 O53.952. The entire amount OF ll,clr CnInai
Stock Is now -. 1888. Of which 50 100000 are
IA Cincinnati u,s the Commercial and Lafayette
VI ay and June.
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HORSE nF BoTrnM--

greatest specimen Of tall talking OF
which we have any knowledge came
under our observation recently. Two
noted horse spectators were Boosting
about their respective animals.
your nag IS fast said one Of Them.
but he has no botom.'
No bouomn exclaimed the other.
you must be green. Take that boy Of
your'u, give him all the dinner you can
stuff into hlm, put him on ny horse
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and III be, you fifty dollars that the
animal will run, AT an even pace from
the beginning TO the end, HHiil Tie boy Is
starred 90 deGih!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
A BEAU rIFUL SENTIMENTAL

A BEAU rlFUL SENTlMEN
the celebration Of the 4th Of July, in
Richmond, Va , the following sentiment
was sent by a Lady:
THE UNION! The citadel Of the
universe to which freedom has retreated
as her last fortress Let her walls,
cemenled by the blood Of our fathers.
never be rent by the intestine broils of
their sOns;-
The gIiucung Gag that DER MS shines
Is lt with Stars of kiu5rcd light
And blended, wave ~ glowing lines,
Those stripes that speak a naliJu's night
Whercupon, Mr.. Richie exclaimed:
Union to the lair authoress Of that
Constitution TO man worthy Of her!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

OHIO INSTITUTE. The commencement N
THIS institution takes place "Wednesday. 23d OF Au-
gust Alter the usual exercises by The Graduating
cliss' 'he BaccaIanreaie address will be delivered
by President McGufcy.
On Tuesday evening The anniversary address
bei"re The Aihcnen Literary Society, will he delIy
cred 10y Rev T. MrGdl.c Allegheny. Pa. Ho
Will be followed 10y II G Mitchell, Esq at Cinr;n.
haII Ia All address to The Graduates Of the same
SucIeiy.
Wednesday evening. Channrey n Olds. Esq. of
CIrclevIlle, Will deliver The anniversary o,lj,cs
heOre the PhIlonaInean SrcIetv-O /. Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
MONDAY. JULY aI. isl3.

We had fine rain yesterday. OF about seven
horrs, which will be highly beneficial. and the
weather during tho day aud Ihis mumug is much
cuuer Than it has beeu Tor weeks past.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

HEALTH Or NEW ORLEANS-The New
Orleans Picayune Of the lgh instant says
We hear Of an occasional lr "sp raIrc" c,so ,f
yellow fever occurring iu the city, bot there b. n.
yet no epiJem.c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

was toll d So as the bell said when
il was asked lit had heard the squire
w8s dead.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

BORDER CONTRaSrS-Oith points Ci dis
similarity there musy mUre tiIuh points ui re-
at Jhem 10 the advantage. bat ulh-
vrs 10 lhc TeprulUh Ul the Canadians. Ouc Ui the
irst OF these points that struck Ms was The sUiriti-
tCn u 6rggurs. We hti been nearly three yeats
IA the Cniud Siaiss without seeing American !
ncgear ~ lhe streets; ben had MT been latried
i've minutes IA TORONTO before ve mere nrc,,sicd 10y
,everal between the whari md our hotel. la the
states, Ne hnd never seen Woman employed "a mar
ual ldhouT. here NC Witnessed several instances OF
az aud Of ragged. uuug. AMI pr,nIga'v bpys, Ne
sIw greater uuLbcr Iu urOuiU than Iu Tie largest
r.ucs Oi tGe Uuiua.
On tho other uaud we saw M person here va q
rhcwCd iObI, ga. lhvte MLs lees Of huTTyIug uud
Irving 90 and iTO u The streets; the shupRvtpcT>
,cre tuJrc vivIi au. ubusIug. the servants
.CspCCiiul and aII."uNr, ard al classes more pp-
,je. Even uI Jhc hurci. whcu the Indies rose -
r,tlrc tEum the table, tnt EruIlrmau an rlse. and
s;upd TIL they WuhdILnu: y custom Ne hai never
once observed Al TIE PUBLIC tables IA America;
though there the respect and &c ference 10 the -
shown IA nnuIher way, b, no gentleman hcing per
m'lled u take has place until the ladies are FIRST
seated. The state Ol sOCiely M Toronto opprured
To us peculiarly agreeable. We had the advantage
1t Is true. ul minslug wIh the bcsI; hur my say
with uc Nr.ctes; truth, ih these aIcared To me 10
combine all the requI,Ls uI the m,SI perfect sOcIal
ulerru"r>e-,lrgaucc without o,lcutuiIoii, crupc.
u ~. poure,e wr.huui iri,u, his iu.Ily MulI"ur
iuicmpcranCC, aud a maHly luukurss aud caudur
Wiih"u; uudue iamtlInuiy. We duci out q
frequently az Jur,,itO "a the Cuur,e uI the three
weeks Ne passed here. tan "a ihe Umted S,arcs u.
the space OF the hree YEAR: and There va, a heart
iuess aud curdInIy hch srrricd 10 Indicate Ile
most perfect confidence ia the good sense and huuur
OF all gre, cut he vcry opposite OF Inc colt aud
cduii"us Look ard manner 80 frequently uhserNab e
ia ihe intercourse "I Americans wuh he r.. ell IA
ada, Dc.
Such STRUCTURES are amusing when We rcneC {
that They are ir'n Tiucr.uI Lecturer. unI a
very dull Ore at that. Mr. Buckingham came to
thus country, pro ably Mia sumo mlr,ducIIuus, and
the rumur ia iIhe euIulcd Ia au NJ z huI a.
Nchavc knuAn Jaurncr men printers w,h rcrusi.
meuIutiIns that Ought - -uli.c then uu foreign
mIssIen. and he appeared To be ei,srp,srd 50 els
the money lac would receive ~ abundance fee 10
hIs lectures. whicl, were near a h,Ix as any
Thug lately produced in this country. lac could
scarce.y expect L. be received veiy .riIa Is ia the
Iord snriery ni rhc UuiIeI States. ! Is not The
way things done Ia Ihis r,uuiry. We dp not,
ard justly. consider an NJ p as grcnrcr iImu VI &
and many of Ihu>e of talent apparently quite equal
10 those Of Mr. rockingham, are not regarded as fr
p'rsunal associates for many of their constituents;
yet any Of IiI"m would be Assumed of Turning lin.
Grant lecturers at p els admiltanre-children Ia III
price.
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Herald Office,
Nm - LII. 1 L IALl = ID Al

NORFOLK July I6, 1888 p NJ
Loss Or THE PACKET SdlP MEMPHIS.
The packet ship Memphis Capt Allen, 10 days
from New Orleans, bound 10 New York. was wreck
ed Oh ChichamIcomcO Island, 2j miles North Of
Cape Hateras. on Saturday morning, 22d lost, at
o'clock Passengers aud crew all saved-yessel
aud cargo lost
We learn from some oflhe passengers who arri-
ved this evening ~ the Elizabeth CITY Stage, thlr
the Memphis experienced a heavy Ga lie Of wind on
Friday evening from the North ward and eastward
win very thick weather, which continued ull next
morning, when she struck. They left the wreck
yesterday morning. when Capt Allen was making
arrangements 10 send the crow on bv Sea ~ New
York. The n1cmphis a ship ofyOO IONS and
had iu fail cargo Of tobacco cotton. lead. corn,
wheat &c. supposed 20 be worth upwards Of $40 QUO.
TRADE AND MONEY.-The New York TX.
press says:-"1tcre nre indications both here and
ga Philadelphia that the lall trade will begin earlier
Than usual Tue aucuOHeCrs have commenced
siib more activity than usual. The sales room of
5 Dnper j.. was attended ON inc 2j.h by an unu.
suaily large company, and from al paris ofthe couu
try. There was as mach spirit manifested Ia bid.
ding there has heen on ouy fumer occasion Tor
long lime. Dry goods merchants also have com-
menccd selling, and some Of lhcm say their slle-
have been larger since rtis month came in. han
They have before been Zoe two 90 three years These
symptoms are favorable The grain growing dis.
fcis. particularly iu the West, have beeu rreBfIy
beucdued by TIE recent rec iu wheat. and rlnse
qucnhy will have the means of purchlsnr and
paying iur goods
Money s as abundant in the street ne H. b,,
been i0r long lime pact FIve per cent ir u,s
utmost the Banks charge, aud 100 the street l,r,e
aniuuis are takeB o. four ger cent discount
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

The abpliIruuisIs OF Cincinnati few days since
cniccd aNaya frmre slave brought Ia Cue imam from
New Oceans. with Whole family for mlnunss'o.'
All Ct Ihs tact became known, the OwneT changed
his mind, advertised lot The fugitive, and refuses
tnauumission 10 The haIuuce OF the family Il Is Illus
that the chains Of slavery are nveIrcd by the abor
Tourists
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

IMPORTANT FROM THE BDROER-Thc ST
LOUIS Rcrub icoL Of the 2l,r, has The +, ,wug
By the steamer hu Bn /, wh ch arriv last @.
vening we received ia h,lowI imppr ani Ia eIlI-
rcmcc from our attentive correspondent al InJcpen-
dcncG
INDEPENDENCE ulyI 7.ISI3.
Mrssrs EdI"rs-S,IInc IcNtaus have ju>I arrive
from he pluins They l"lI Inc iTs Arkansas River
nu the Ali July I'cy Ila company of roou,
consisting Of 90 mru. lad sklurish with 100
MeX.cans. Which iusi,d about ~ or 50 minutes,
shori Hmc prcviuus. A lcM shots were exchanged.
- or 30 oihe Sianiards were killed., number
wounded and me resi- Iahru prI>uuc.s The Spanish
"llirers attempted Io r>ralr ga hrserark htn were
SION taken. and Il complete surrender al arms ani
ammunition The cunsequeuCe.-noue Of the Tcvlans
were wounded or kcd-nue p.rsrI had n b let 10
pass through hts hat. The prisoners we're shortly
released and sent back Ia the Governors calnp &,
LILLE distance OIL when he and his array of GOO
became alIrghted and fed preci paicly back toward
Santa Fe-Ir Is understood though slnce that they
were returning 10 meet Ihe company from this
p lTce.
party ofTexians on n hunting excursion Il they
averred, into the American Tertiary near
The Arkansas RIver-Capr Cpuk with Ihe 4 ; Iroops
raIne upon them aud took The whole number tILO
mem prisoners-he deprived Them Of their arms and
lien relic lsed them with the privilege Of returning
under an escort hIlherwards. taking any route a.
rToss The prairie as They thought best To Texas -
The most Ihem preferred the latter course and
have no doubt JuIr ed WariirId, (who was IL assume
The command a The remaining iurces) aud went i'm
pursuit ci The Spanish company. as they had deter
nned C The Arkansas The 81 July on tlIe ir
way 10 Santa Fe. Should they be able To cast them
selves IN between the company aud the Coz ernur's
orces on or near The SemIrDuc tAey will unduubied
y cat them off entirely Oar mf ,rmauI rep,ris n
good deal Oi Dissatisfaction existing cmDug the Tex
ian lruups-he says there are great many iulellI.
gent men among The uumhcr, buI "a ma iyriv uf rogus
THeir object is boD'y, Nhrch mcy Will Obtain from
The Spnniarls alonc-lhe Americans they will moi
disturb unless associated aud taking plu with The o.
hers The troops, or portion vi Them, are expect.
ed TO return ia a few DAYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

The Baltimore Parrot gives an account of a
rcnconlcr that took place un Friday last, book
,lore on BlIrrmore street. between Two young men
ma med Carrier and NJ Lean. Alter some high words
Carter drew pistol aud shot M'Lean over The len
IemTle The wound was not mortal, but will pro-
badly prove a lesson 10 The boy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

OhEGON' HO.-Wo learn from Major A bert
Wilson who has Just returned from tf, ,n,,.,,,',.
That he met the Oregon cmrgrinIs pn rI,s M, N,l,
Sas' one mouth alter they had leu The serlemenls
o''u 'hal ihty were cHcorluiIy vending their Nsy
EDWARDS. There were $50 cmIgt uuts. rs wagons.
a"a great numher Of cartc, hpr.ez mules. 4, DC.
L'fd stewart, aud his party Of pleasure. CONSISTING
'l one bundled persons. were three days in advance
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AN lNClDENT.-Shcr:aB rayton. while on his
way ~ Auhurn, having n C'istudy spme irut or i've
prIsUucrs sentenced To Tie state PRISON luIucd com
Iauy at :, racusc vi N Tie sLcTn oi Quo MIA county
vino asp had a mum her OF cohNirIs under his caie
On Ihe meeting the tars Il the prisoners OF lie
tN0 rouIiics, tNu ut them Instantly rcCug uised Cuc
,thcr old rcf,d> aud associates. They were hnth
At tuc same Time class mates et Dartmouth College;
one, Delaney. Mas expelled; tie o,hcr, \Iclos all
seconded, each pursued Ihe d, al OF las iucmaluis
-each attempted ~ prey upun tie community.
aud both entered the SAFE prison az one and the
same ure u eSpiile Ilirr cttncs ut.d To learn that
talents and opportunities perverted ucy IIaoly lead
/ tu NrvlChcdIv,s aud disgrace.
W,Hild that ihs uf,>t impressive lesson might ia
duce such pursuing suulIr course Ia pause
rciracc their steps atil JvCJ..ie ever, hcd' mcu
before Is loo late UdlsriooH n \ J,tsrsoa,ani
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

HONOR TO CHANCELLOR kENr-Ar Il
meeting 81 ihc Bar ol the Sale of New SurN, ir5rS-
prciiNc OF parry, held a lew days sIEce at Uurlf
"c ore Ihe supreme cnuu rrs..lut,uu VAS pass, q
ana committee appointed Iu make arrangements
Tor GIVING Chan' cit'r kcut pIIblc dIunrr GA The
3lsl July slni. lac beng Oh Ihul day eighty years
OF age.