Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

MR. FORREST-An unfun.led csluppv in -.
la'ion 10 this Distinguished motor appeared in an OBJ
scene print published somewhere in this city, and
was subsequently copied nv an equally vile. Ihonah
more noori 'ns cpncern. Ofcoursr. no nne ho was
acquainted with The genernus and high minded char
sctcr Of Mr Forrest. considered the report in any
other light Than that OF hs falsehooJ: bnt preyi-
ous to his performances nj the Park Theatre asI eve
ming. Mr. Furresi hOneht proper to noce the aIa.-k
alluded to. He received most enthusiastic gree,.
ing on his appearance. and. when silence was res
iOFed, s.s'ke ~ fellows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-T beg leave TO be nj
low ed the privilege saying few words belnre N
representation this evening. sanderuus anielo has
appeared ~ relation To me. in paper called the
'SnbieTranean.' and which was copied inIo the
'H"rnld Of this morning; the characteristic nf either
Of which publications will MOI shock yoar ears nv
mentioning. lrremendors sppIause.I Those who
know me, need mot trouble with contradiction Of
the unfmnded falsehood Ior those " 10 du n,i BE-
leave 10 read the E'llnwine mole. received by me
from the widow Of the late William Lesge'i.
'NEw YoRK. Oct. 30Ih 1643
Mr. DEAR FRIEND-I have seen. with surprise
ind astonishmenin the N York Herald NJ TO sIav an
article which pnrporIs To- he an extract from GER
TAIN print published in this eiry. snd said lo he edi
led by Mr. Walsh; and have no hesitation in de-
eafng every charge eopsined therein. 30 Tor a. re-
gafds yourself. to be entirely islse Yours &c.
ELMIRA LEGGETT'
La'iIes ard Gentlemen. am very sorr, 10 infrude
thus upon your kindness. but I value the charac,sr
Of MAN and CITIZEN lhan oil The profess oII-
al idumphs from Rossins dow e, the prea.ni lime
This address WIS followed by she prolonged cheer.
Of the audience. and The performance Of The play
connected IN Y Sun
INDIAN SUMMERTIME ssason. uhieh bs.
ohen been referred 10 by writer's in Prose aud poe
Try. IL denomnaiej the Indian Snmmer and was thus
described by The hate Rev Dr. Freeman, in or.s Of
he occasional seunonG
The southwest IL the pleasanest wind ubicb
bhyws IN New England In The month nf Ortober n,
faficulsr afer the frosi-which commonly fakes
place a. The end Of Septrmber-ii frequently psodu
rec i"o 90 three weeks oi nir weather. in which
he cir is perfectly Transparent and The clouds which
BOT IN sky Of the puresi azure. ore adorned with
brilliant cosFs. n, A. ihs seascn q man Of an n
ee"ns's heas ai.J asdeni imagination shOOid ysii
le Iomis % bic friends, The southwestern nrerzes
u hey bsealhe through The glowing ires-. would /
fem 70 him 10 almost nHicnlaIe. Though he might /
lo be % wrapi IN enthusiasm fancy ihai the AMI
Iis 81 hs oncesiurs whispe ring IN his ear ret
le would ~ leasi imagine that be hearI he .i,ll
mall voice of God. This charming season !. called
be Indian Summers nsme which - derived fr.m
be aafivesrha believed fha IL i. e.nsed nv a ,,d
,hich cUmes imme,iiHfslt frum the conrt Of tbe;,
rect. benevolent Col Csnianiow wh or The south
'esiern Gnti--ihe Otri WIN supeFior 10 III other
eings. who sends them every blessing ahich tbey
hoy end 70 whom The souls Of their alhsrs 20 AZ
- their dscsne' q
A g.nsior,-, h.t,. ILL -. u