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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
TALMUDIC ALLEGoRY-rul cuLp ,

TALMUDIC ALLEGORY-Tmz CHILD OF
MERcY.-"Let Us make man." said the Creator. and
my rads of ungec beings listened 10 hts oce. ID.
| nuI creale him." 81 'ke Tue angel 81 justice.
"He will wrong hIs brethren. mi aud oppres.
The wrak. and crLeIly al treat the feeble do moi
creaIe hIn spJke the angel of peace.
lie Will manure the earth with human blood.
the first bIrn Of his will ASSASSIN, aud
murder his brOlher.''
"lie viii destcraie thy sanctuary with his lies.
SAID the angel vi ruth. land IiIIIgh Ihnu sIanpes
on his cOuuIenance limo own image, the seal Oi
truth. yet wll C4lsehOoI aud deceu prevail IA his
voice" "Crea,e hun not he will rebel against
Iiiee. and abuse the freedom which thou beHJN.
est OR biIa," exclaimed The chorus OF assembled
angels
SIll They spoke. when Charity, The youngest and
best beloved OF The etersdls CreuIIOn, approached
ms throne aud knelI bsiure hin. Create hun
FaIhrr," she prayed, I'm Thine own image. let him
tie The beloved Of thy guojness When oil IA,
seTvan.s iorsike him, / Will seek aud uvIngl assist
hlm. Ills very errors Will Inrn 10 hIs good. l
will hll the breast OF The weak wIIh beuevulence.
aud render him mercIiul towards those who are
weaker han he. 1.-The depart from peace and truth;
II he offend JasIIce and equity, Will sIll he with
him, and The consequences VI LlS own errors shall
chasien the heurI. aud purify HIM IN peaance and
love-"
The universal Father listened to her voice. and
created man a weak aud errDg being. BuI even
his errors. pupil at the DIVINE goodness, n child
Oi mercy. love and charity which neNer IOrsakei
him. aud sill sirves To amend HIM.
Remember thy origin, . man. when thou ar
cruel aud unjust OF all The Divine attributes
Charity alone sOod firth to plead that existence b,
granted thee. mercy and love have fusirred thee
Then remember, he just, be mercIiul.-Ch Charleston
Courier,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

TIE WALLS or BABYLON .---Ihe aueisnr ca.
~ OF BIhy Ion vas surrounded ~ deep trench H..
led wIlh wser. The earth ,6iui ed itvm The Ircnc1
was first rnaie into iti:S, ~hleA were used va the
construction Of immense vail that CIrcumscrIbcd
the city. HerOdnu. asserts tiaI the wall was sixty
miles IA length. two bundled royal cGbs high, mud
hily wIJr-IecurdrngiI, the dHnens.'us expressed
A.. lceI would be 3l6SJG ieeI long, rot $50 high
md SII thick. 80 that It contained y 7O2.UCO.UVO
solid feet Proceeding Ola the snpP0sit'on that one
man could Dig irum the ,renrh. convert inIo 6riek,
and lay nIo Tie wall Three ieeI per day. ILls w"rk
would nave employed day IhJusanl men aOouI '"o
| hundred yearr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

FRANKLIN AND GREENE -hhIir the Am
ericiu ARMY. III 1875. MAS "csieeng Boston. Con'
gress sent 10 the camp sJecILl commit c. At the
h. nj al Which was DR. FrahkIIh Gen Greene. id
a letter dated "Pros,cI I'LL. Oc TO- lII0 aud adj
Iessed To Gov Ward thus describes the HnprrssIuIt
which this rent PhOsophrr maze uppn hun
The Committee ir IN the Cdgirss arrived last =
venIng. Hnd had the honor To nc lnifgdTrrd 10 thrt
very great man. DR. Franklin. whom NIeN ed wIiit
silent aduiraliun during lee ~ hole evening. Aztec.
ton Datcei has ps ahi CO UctiJH e!J.-i hE Isr'o1''
Beautiful itbuie Tom uue .rcat 'nan Z" ui'ue- ti
of whom first among the L're5a.'s st ~ hhrnys
great strug lc aud ouh la rant with rcvnl 4uIu,ry
IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

NOT To b. BEAT.-On water :. rect yesterday
morning ia front OF the Great Central Stage Office
we saw eight slages drawn up in ''barle array and
SENENTf-FOUR passengers going east that had
landed during The morning. II passengers should
come, a. many more will go during the day This
Route never was as we'll organized ss il now, ard
The force Kept on 1t IS equal 10 any emergency Loo.
hing TO other lines or routes between this and Cum
berland will prove deusiye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

We had 40 Inception Of The extent To which the
existing dr1uth had injured the Inter crops until we
went out ON Thursday. Eveh up the creek bottoms.
The leaves Of whole fields Of corn are rolled ~ like
q scroll, nnd few days more of such weather IS
Thursday, without ram, will destroy 1t entirely. We
examined ssme felix's ofoals that locked Iclerably
we'll distance. and found that iAs kennel " a.
siriV elIed and dreI 10 such an extent. that they
will oaly be iit 10 feed ouI in the straw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

The editors Of The Republican need give them.
SELVES 40 uuCnsincss a5Onr The movements of Tho
Wing party Of Louisiana, u they think we arc p,.
Ihg to stay whipped. Ihey are wofIy misiaksn.-
We have just 'eceived a sound 10 .ging. one That
we shall remember aud profit. We have no hest.
IaIIon ia telling the Republican aud lis party that
we are determined 10 regain the ground we have
last by our Ind 'lence aud apathy; we intend next
year To oeri or Congressman, our members to the
Legislature ald "ur delegates 10 the Convention;
each aud all vii be wings. tired and true" We
are going 10 work like men, and LIcolOlsm nav do
It's worsL-N . Iropic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

We suppose now, there cot be 10 doubt but Mr.
RIdgeway will be blown sky high 10 the Franklin
district Ohio, the asiule editor Of the Statesman
has discovered that ~ quoting Of Gen JucksOn's
messages he used the words "Idenucal with instead
Of identified with" Il vas very wrong IN Mr. r
R,man. u IS an DGencc which. thorough going
absuacliOnist would consider objectionable though
q would puzzle q Philadelphia lawyer 10 see auy
Distinction bstween the Two. Neighbor Simuel
was always great small things but this is per.
hops the smallest Of oil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

DIED On Thursday morning last Of Tradel.
phla ~ this county, NJ 3 PRisciLLA HowEs. aged
lO5 ears. Deceased was originally IRON FalrIor
60. Va. but has re,ided In this county Tor many
years.
10 IBIS city on Thursday evening last. Mr.. EBE.
MEIER ZANE, son Of the lat Moan ZANE. EsI.
The friends % The family ore ~, lied "a attend m,
luHefai iruin his late residence o. 5b street tl,s
morning 90 O'clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
HOME OF THE DRUNKARD-A

HO NE OF THE DRDNKARD "A
man VT o had lived drunken life for n.
bout ten years, went from his already
mise" bic home one day, and left tle CT
~ on spree. lie was gone four week ),
aud ON his Ieturn he found that the
landlord had turned his ia niiy into the
street fpr non pay ment OF rent After
consider able difficulty he found that they
had gone 10 back cellar IN the upper
past U tn city With fear and iremb
ling he approached the gIace-!or tie
was then sober. After winding MS way
th rough u damp and narrow passage, lac
/ discovered his family lie h:d himselI
/ IN n recess, and the scene which he then
beheld ser. 4 conyulslye thrill through
/ his whole frame.
! In one corner. on a broken chair, sa,
his much abused and almost heart bro
Ken vile, his poor Starving childre n
Clinging around her. The first words
that caught his ear, were from his lit,le
girl, who looked PiteouSly up into his
wite's face and sail
Mother, I'm so hungry!
1t pierced him 10 TIE hear. His wife
wept brterly-while in another corner.
slt IN solemn silen t. his poor old bro
ken down mother.
My son, sad the wilc,w hen TIE weep
ing ha subSIJed so that she cUIlj speak
my soh, 60 TO the corner, ask the gro
Ger for GODS sake TO give US some hing
/ 10 Ike p Us from starvation!
! lii, poor lille Uurc. footed, halCnnked
and half starved, son passed IN, and al
, Ter Sh prl absence returned saying tina
the 9 Deer refused TO give them any.
/ thing. Ills wife arose almost in despair
/ looked roun !, aud found some of the
Ichiridren's ragged cImh ny. and sent
! the little BOY 10 sell them, which he did
aud soJn returned with three cents -
! The mother stood some time as if turn
/ ing over IN her mind how she could
make them go the Garrhest; at length shC
told her son 10 get three rents worth 81
potatoes, and as he was entering them
the little girl exclaimed,
Now we can have something TO cat
can't we mother?
Reader, view not the above as fc
lion, IL is naked solemn truth, related by
the father himself, who is now a Wash
/ lagtonian. lie was, previous % his be
: .cE i druEkagd, respectable mAa, and
| supported his family in comfort; Gu,
rum used moderately at first, reduced
him and his wife to the state OF misery
which is above bat family described -
/ The pic lge has made him different
man, and his fami y are once more com.
Portable and happy.
How many instances arc daily occur
! TiDu IN wret. IN cineSs 81 cousad by a.,
soxlca;ing liquors. We beg you young
men, husbands shun the vine cup be
fore II is too !-OrgaH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

But Mr. Nielsen differ Arih IN opinion Spoi
tits question. lie aud Mr. llCn.haw declare thai
they have gone into the Cabinet. uuir mIne'led b>
any pledges. IL - Tor them, IheT~iufe. 10 guar,
theu pssIJIOn-tU clear. MhalsOeyeT--an 20 RNOis
all commitment, all InIrigucs. u defemeut iIon,
the company "a ~hiCh they lhrowu-Irum the
IuIugues Uf Mrssrs SpencsI and POner-irun oil
InirIsues ~ prOsiIuIe Ihe patronage Of the Govern
nenI q the ambitious designs VI sny indIuIdual.-
R'ch. Eng.
Mr. H che. certainly muN . g. %! dnf. 10 Ia.
his friends in that way, else he has secretly die
covered that MIR Van Barren Is not the right man
What has Mr. Porter ever done to p,ovo hn,selflCs
a lco iveo than lien .hlw or Nels.n! While NJ,
Spencer is as much plying into Mr. Van BIren's
lands as Mr. Richie himself. could u. IT he L.
office. u Messrs Spencer and P"HeT 10 be de-.
/ nounced. We cannor Cor tho life Of Us see why
Mes,rs Nelson AMI Icushaw should escape. Tne
MIdisoniau IS Tyler aud r, Ter is the NlaIisonlan,
and II says the Cahine, united iu every respect.
a: d that the Cabinet and Country Is iur y Ter IL
81 Me.srs lIeu,haw ami Nelson are, Of Course, ior
Tyler. q this but par, true; NO certainly hay,
ru rvL,Oa 10 donbI bat tho cablns; are united IA
their views. Beng 30. we would suppose Msssr:
iieTshaw aud Nelson worthy Of tho greater CON.
dSmnar.On a., II tho cabinet is composed vi rccre.
rs ~ iocJ ioc'I,.n. hey the latest We really
no, seeh' Mr Richie IL g"ius u get out oi has
! In
Again. Mr. Z trhie snys Unless We exercise char
! " our Iarty Will be broken to fragments. Indeed
il will. and 1t Will require an Immense cloak 81 thai
isamear,irle To cover It's sins. Without charity il
abundance. without the most sincere devotion 4
pluy. ahI ui'er oblivion OF all the tricks and
che uing that are resOred 10. Ia keep the parry uT
win the people. they W.T. iiy of ia tangent QUO
leave not vesIIse VI Its ursruai strength ii al no
The northern LOCO iIcos The charity IL believe that
Mr. Van Surcu was tariff man, they would druI
hi n. HID nov Ihc Cahounro Il o ch irrIy To he
lieve that Iherririends was rsreIyIhg iair play h,
would bluser like Turheycu hefore a FED blank
ct and had not the while crowd un both sides Of Ia,
hne Too much Charity they would son see ,hs
their leaders caIenoi brass larhIns for any prin
cip!es, 50 they ublnincd office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
An OLD ROGuE-The nnrsoD

AN OLD ROGUE-The person Who
has been arrested in London for the
great robbery on Jacob Little, is snid TO
BE we'll known in New York. The Ex
press says "hiS name is Jack Reed, and
he has served about eight years in the
State S Prison. Firm the time the rruud
vas PerPe,rated to the present time, he
has been missing, and, as was supposed
has been during the whole time IN Eu.
rope. Prior to his departure. at Phila.
deiPhla, he purchased SIP 600 Treasu.
~ Notes, eight OF which was recorded,
and the numbers, dates, &c, sent 10
Washington, where the payment was
stopped. Five Of these Notes have
made their appearance. They were do
posted by, probably, this same person
IN the Union Bank o: Eng land for col
lee ion, have been sent out here TO Pick
ersglIl 81 Co, and have been paid bv tn e
Rank Of America, No doubt the Bank
here will require the payment back and
II IS possible the amount may vet be Sc
cured. lex Sheriff Loundes will leave
New York in the steamer OF the LIST 70,
London, TO identify the individual, anc
# possible TO establish his guilt. Reec
has no doubt been in Eng AM for NOR,
than a year"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

GOOD CAUSE FOR DiSCONTINUING A
on "a lawyer 10 Pittsburgh recently observed
to The bench-"l 20 r Honor peas,s We 3, Al DIS.
TIME that suit; the plaintiff Is bankrupt. ond tho
oeIehuan! was sent 10 the IenHenliary at tho last
term OF the Criminal court" "VeIy good aud sob
slnnia reasons" snid hls honor. aud tho suit was
dismissed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

FATAL RENCONTRE We learn by a pa,.sp.
ger 90 he cars last evening that difficulty occur
red hiFauquier. %, last Monday, between r.,
Lse. and young Mr. Moore. The repUrt -. rb,,
Ice said he would hOrsewhip the ilther OF Nor.
Oh sght--AiOUrs accOsisd bin a. knoN where, h..
had "a 80. Lee resrundeJ that no bad. Iybc,s.
upon pistols we're drawn ahd discharged N,o,.,.
took effect above The hip-aIthough each frs 49,.
afterwards Lee wss 10 The oct Of firing. when he
lsll end expired. The grew oUr u The Srou o,.s
Rch Wing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

ANECDo TIE OF WASHINGTON ALLSToN
"A correspond Mt Of the New York Tribune slstes
that MIR AIlst was abroad at the death Of his IA.
Their. who left him, by will, young female slave
named DIANA. On his TSIuIn to Chadcsion ) C.
MIR Alls'on Immediately e,nant ipnied this slave
she had been married seVera' years Leiore her
emanciPa'i"n but her marriage remained unproduc.
i've unII due time aft er The happy event. She Ian
several children now living oil ol them tree. Diana
n"w Ms ID Flagg. OF pure African blood. is now
neatly, II not over, seventy years ol nge. and has
thus lar been quite able t. take care Of herself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

BY tho brig PhUnir Of BaIumore we learn that
bearer Of Dispatches TO Inc British government from
Tahno bed arrived at Kingston. Jamaica. The
dsspa'ches relate to The seizure Of those islands by
The French. ard a'k in lbs name or The Queen p,
mare, assistance from the E1gri,1 govsromsp,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

The settlement Of 81 Lucie. Fast Florida On.
der the Armed O,cuprliOr Law" - going on very
rapidly, Every front lot Oh the West side Of the
SOUND - taken for m lhin lhiuy miles in extent
Besides greoi number have seitIed m the rear
On 81 ucie River. m Jupiter Nauows. add on Lake
worth % IS cOmpuieI llat when The present ssuler.
get oil their families lbeH premises, The number
VI inhabitants will al .ilIc, d any. short VI Eileen
hundred
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
DARING MURDER. Mr. MoIuI Rand IL

DARING MURDER. Mr. MojUl Randi. &c
Scott counly. Missouri, MAS killed annt fortnight
ngn. nj Charles u, IN hat ''pnniy. 10y man named
MrKee. Al aiIray having occurred between Me.
keo and several other IersHi- present. Mr. RandUl
stripped mp. and ofirer commanded the peace
when Mckee immediately plunged rhe kuiie which
he held IA hrs hand inln Nr RlinJl. prrlucing al.
rn"si instant JcGh Mckee Nu, secured. taken g..
Beuon and lolgei in jail whcrs hs npv awaits
h.. { rial
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

DESERTERS.-- o. the 2Ulh inst, two soldiers
deserted from The u BITracks, at Buffalo Y
and took bOnt eros 10 Canada but u ere d,,,,I
cred and pursued. Both jumped overheard 4,
drown themselves. rs they alicfNar said. but ole
was safely landed with n scoop net by fisherman.
and the o'her was dragged lrou. Tie water by IN,
hair Of his head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

Gasron preacher once stopped short IN his pull.
pit; II was IA VAIN that he scratched his has head
ihIrg would c, mo out. My irirnd." said he %
he walked quietly down the pulpit STAIR. II ply
jon. & you have lost fiu- discourse
81 have JuSi ben up t., a e PREsEvAToRY To
the TELE-ruKE." sad b ghly accomplished lady
day or TWO stree Who resides nuI many mules IRON
PIrlland-PO An.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

A GONE CASE.-The Madisonan says, "Irbe
Mr. Van BArcul should I've hrriy Nominated by the
National Convention for the Presidency Without
The support Of Mr. TyleT's friends he cannot BE-
lee ed. Then is Mr. Van Buren, case uIeT hone
less For tho voluntary friends Of Mr. Tyler
those, we mean, who would ndhere to HIM a frs.
cboce, or otter the nomination Of MIR Van Bu,en
by Convention, do not number hllfa score; anu iC
he cannot be elected without such suppJrl the jiss
up With him.-N0r[ok Beacon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
KILLED BY LOCUSTs.-Tbe

KILLED BY LOCUSTS.-The Ro.
chester Democrat copies from the New.
burgh Telegraph a paragraph, stating
that cOiored man, had died in conse
quence Of being sluDg by locusts, which
he put into his hat for fish bait and adds:
a similar circumstance occurred on
the Seneca Lake about SIX Yeas since.
A mau and boy put locusts into their hats
aud went on the lake to fish. la short
time they both became strangely aud
alarminBly affected, but neither could
tell the cause. They started for ,hc
sho e, but before they reached II, toe
boy was dead aud The man was neurly
helpless. Tue man also died 90 shorr
time. The cause was found 10 be a.
above, the locusls still adhering tc the
head.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

a DREADFUL EARrHQU AKC-A letter from
FabUz brings the diSIsifOus account on eartbquaks
having nearly destroyed tho whole Of the Town of
Khoi. between The Lakes Of Umia and Persia by
which uP"ardsof thousand people persisted. The
inhabitants OF Tsbuz mas alsy byyu sl.,,,.J ~, -.
auJnt and violent shocks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
TnE GKEA TCENTKAL-

1t Will be remembered by The public IN this re.
gion that We commented, some few weeks ngo. ON
the presumpiio Of sundry Of the corps editorial IN
asserting that the rouIo Tor mails and travel via
Winchester. SiuunIOn, &c, was the shortest way be-
tween the east aud west. We thought then thai
they were making judies Of themselves bat only m
sinuaied 1t unul we C Iuld get a better chance @,
submitting "lacT 10 a candid world" We now find O
fact worth world ofIheory that sells the mailer o.
speed in It's true light II is from the Kanawha
Republican of Jolly -. ond as follows:
EXPEDITIONS TRANSPORTATION ANT
SLOW MAlLS.-A mer, hant Ia This place received
ihIs week goods from Baltimore VIA Wheeling and
Point Pleasant ia less lime Than u lakes q letIcr 1,
iravei by the Ma 81 from Baltimore here. by way
SiannOn-n other words the merchant got hi,
goods before he got the eIer saying we have, TIN
day shipped 10 your order" DC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

joan II Arc. on her recent TRIP from New Orleans
This port. Tor the dIhrre Il persIls spoken Of
ddles fr the pref iency. wer Clay 43. Johnson
6. Van Bufeu Ii Calhoun ID Webster !. Tyler u.
The ladies' Tor Clay. S--luInI nous -.NsV Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
IUNHE PROSE ROMANCEs Of Fila,

n Poe auihOr Of the Gold Bug" Arthur
OO'dOn, "Pym." Tales Of The Gfutesqus and Ala.
0es9ue' &c. Uniform serial edition, on, n number
compiele ~ itself No !, containing the murders
~ the Rue. Morque. and the "Man that was used
Up" just received end Tor sale 81
J. 20 mkLLOR's, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

Why are the lRlsH REPEALeRs like the
Ten Tribes Of Israel 10 the days Of
JerObOam2
Because they have set Up CALI in
DAN aud WORSHIP him N Y liner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

The Thermometer In our office yesterday at o
c'ocE 2. NJ. was ur9 | on Thursday Of 81. There wa
great deal Of air slrrihg yesterday, which was som
relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

Sam Bovine. the last tail feather Of the T, Ter
guard has been purchased al last, b. the Office Of
Surveyor al Mineral Point. Wisconsin. The emou
ments are $500 year. a small sum; but q very
high prise for the article
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

HNIRsr IN MARKET-Grabam's. and m.
u Ladies NniIou0l Magazines, iOr August. Win
Deau'ilul ensryIbgS. Just regJ aud Tor saIe at
y ~ MELBURS. Union st.