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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

WASHINGTON MONUMENr.-Itisp proposed
TO erect Monument in Philadelphia To he memo
ry Of Washington. The undertaking Is dns.bIless
"a lnuda5!e such undertakings usually are. aud
no place more Than Philadelphia. is worthy of such
memorial Of the father Of The country; hut is a
monument Cf stone, even Ihuugh it touch The clouds
an honor 20 him whose acts 1t was designed TO
commemorate, or would not a higher. more up.
Froprlaie monumeal be built 10y the expenditure OF
that amount of money ia The education Of The poor.
the establishment Of patriotic emotions and feeling
IN the hearts Of the thousands who nov are Idle
and disoluIe ia the or The city. Philadelphia
has been by no means negligent in this latter work
hut there is much yet To be done,
IL is true tho heart OF one in a thousand might
be improved and relreahed he spirit Of evil chas.
tened, patriotism awakened 10y gazing at that lofty
pillar; hut far m thus improved aud beauuf
ed by walking within The quiet. shaded cities Of the
more Common dead scattered through that grelt city
and reading the more humble tales upon lhe mj.e
humble stones.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

the COLUMBIA News irun Iiaias o. he
sih inst, auno0u-ss TIE arrival VI lhs sisasst Nsr
yarst. ~hch had gone aHst ne CsIarbis. wiib
he mail. snd ppsseugsr', snd ~rh &c iuis ssuos
that he steamer would i.rgys . ,o,ai wtscE A.
the movable. on bbafd bal boeu sa,sJ t,gstast
,iJh p,r.on - The engine. The ps.ssnssf. 80
nai.s Of the C0lumbia we're O. b. conveyed b, EHg
land "a the siramcr Mtrs,fci. 30 sal un Sunlav ur
Monday lisi TIE :, Jsi,n Meaning News II WEE
,esday contains ie~ aiiiuaasl pauilu iar. fruu.
.,hch Nc ear 90 tie 6'ipNiug
The Columbia Naf @ u,,u uf ne rlfk fss fssi
,bpvc high Nsu u,srk-br.se hsr i.sk ga Nd
,Niugius 20, her loN.. aui srliaaa b. b. dahsi 90
,'rr,es ly co., Ordiuary Cl.HuusllI a ths uui 80
Na,ts
A. tL- meeting ci the Ia-ssuger,. at vhi,h NJ
LaNr,ucr rrssrsd. alter es.tlsriIlfsg Capt slsf.-
',on from ~ hlfur % ga. resolved ihai hlHks
were due o. JIr u.iirrrs, Stewards auI tfsa. &C.
their uiryprduy in Toe h.ur &C danger ani tss5r
-uccc,sul rHY-is u landing the pss-sugrrs " iB aI
Ihcir blggpgc. Atfput ICridcut 90 i-,. asI uiat
suhsctp.i.u be upcuc,i ts ,hc ,reW as.I siesafIs
That .um he riIssJ tur Cstnpsusltfus che fs-si-
dents ct sal leland iOr their And auruIulfs aHi
hospitality 10 the p,--rugrr-; stl that letter o.
al lies-r,l % Ihc c,ulsisstsrs Il IgHt .lsrs iu
Nova Swat, In prtise aud CalnneaHsfatsu ol tse
eNrrions 81 Alr tiHchrugs, ke,pcr ui th- nshi h-e
Ca Seal Island, sod 81 Jr0Nri. oY bsdali VI he
lives ani property 81 the pl-,rHs,u
Resolutions a.s1 PASSED rrJuruiug thauks D. tle
c"mmriee Who had charge 90 thr pf1ytsrns o.
Seal lslaud-le ieriniuIus tbaI the 900, esi .uss 81
tte meeting shbul be- pa II shed 90 the llaIttaH
's'"n and English papcrs; aut that zee hauks u
Tins meeting are due tu the Lien AbIzi LaNteure
inr las able erduci 90 he char. a, aso ior toe ,a
feeling wh'oh he endeavJrvi pr,ui,e uun.,us tis
passengers under Ihs distress ng circumsist.r.. i
which they were placed. The lat rcslIut,ou " o..
carried by accamlitun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

JUST WHAT WE RXPEC rED.-Ne copy fom
the Pittsburgh Gazette uf Ihr I5h ir,i. the t.,,.
Ia:
MONONGAHELA IMPROVEMENT We o..
greI to have To anununce Iha abuu. % esl 81 dau,
No l. oi the Mununguhe.l Impr1N cineut gave Na,.
yesterday, cuins oil IIe water abbye, anI euurri.
obsiruclHg havIgdtIur, buits Cinnd leI Through
Tho lOck, or through tie bTe-ch 10 tie dam Ia.
lock al dam No 2 we uisy informed. o. rendered
useless by the letIns of the waI,r u tie Ie,..
below. THIS stale OF ata.rs calls Tor Immaculate and
prompt action on The parI of the managers ofiue
company. a. every hJur of delay endauger. the resi-
of The dam, and Is at vast ,ucuny euenc- H. tb ,,t
ir. Lei. therefore. something be done quickly. ~
II Is very in"pnvenent 10 be cut of rlm Iliefr,lr.
by water wiih the rOrnlry along ILe Mouongahel.
al this busy seasJn of the year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

LATE FROM 81 MARIINS-By the bark
iiecla. says the \ Tribune tom 81 Mlun,s. 2sa,
u!i. we have received Intelligence from lha; place
rrduce Is very scarce, especially Mulasses, " hici
Is the staple produce ol that Island.
The earthquake which was felt at ST Thomas was
also ielI al 81 AlarIInS. aud the shurk was much
more severe, bat II did uOI cause much alarm al,
they have become accustomed Ia IT, Eyer,tu,,,,
has been very peaceable among the slaves
Tne health oi Ihe Island was yery god. There
was hardly any business dung, anJ very harJ
lines. No American vessels lea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20
july Is

ReverenIs George Brown George Clancy. John
Scott Il mI"ton. w A Porter, aud oIher Pro-
ieslanI Melhu list Ministers. will I'D a protraced
meeting in the Firemen's Hall. on Market street.
opposite The Post office. commencing on Friduy 2 l.,
inst, at early candle lighting, and continue f,F sew.
eral days. The Hall has been made quite comior-
liable Tor religious meetings iy 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

MINISTER TO BRAZIL-Tbe Ciucrurau X D..
publican says IA" ii"u George %. riuti, oI luailu .
pssed through maj rdy uu $ fur,Ity .ast uu Boz
Wy 10 Tie cast. IL Is presumed be % gIius Do
washington. 90 receive ha. lu4! iusiGurli zoe az
Minister Io Brazil.
lie Is new "a Washington, anl wall som p ,ket
his slSOJO--l large reward iYr his dr,erlJu q. te
Wings
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

ANOTHER TURN OUT-Ahoui a hundred
J'"f"eyma" Iaiiofs marched IA procr~siuu througb
our Streets yesterday. with banner AID music go
we believe Ibeir object - increase ct WAGES -
lhey mel The addresses "a Temperance Hal where
preamble aud resolutions were passed. 90 upl,t,-
ing OF low wages aud oi tue ORDER sysivn.-P, us
Gdz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

a MAD MlLLEJu TE.-,Yg m, k, .t. s,I IsN.
i"s extract OF iciiur loom clrrss .5lo.ti ct ir
Purian. dated G-l1a Is1 I I0t3
u shW MII.srIo Hrre ito H.bsf dIt from W.
sesier. Mas. lis hai r.inr to- styaH4rf IY Liver.
T-'' and then drrcciy here sniH as 80 .d sur sl..
could carry hon. ir1.u pe.s Dee tula iie steamer
o. k'ine where De- expected ." b. .rserllsi I, ih,
Pope; add then he WH- lu itr D -rus,.em. "a btf..
alter tory d'ys isi Cbf-i Nas J1 tutsaar uli .i .
his hingdum Tie ga. sI.g.fa Gel clrui,. 4u O. luI.f
believed What De- slid. NuflIu1 rsu.E sIl. h.tu
as he said De- could uui trtiIu Ibs J.. 90 J,ss t,.I.
and Zee 'Ju.d uYi appear ui after i,5IY days i4sl -
Tie bad scHr.e'y uuucy enough to carry bfu thrf
and tear before t,is lle q - have sulNsI be-
h'nes wHh1ui some cry. BHt 90 Vas a fearful
thing 90 zee muB risk.ug 30 uu uHe sIuaIe belief
ihefc % something sublime iu surh luIriunIed
lam, though crring. lew days alter. a iuuus
mHn ir'm Cambridge pisseJ through iur II.s Pf.ps.
g'nda 81 R"uIe equally enthusiastic u te beisi ui
lle hiial triumph ct ih- R1mi-h Cuurrh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

DIRECTING A IRANELiER --aP.r1sr. s.r.
10 direct ne 20 sicycusuu's Miis," saiI STRANGER
o. nn old cpigcr m
- yes 'cfianily. hou mas flrW tIfs raH
bearing iHtle o. TIE l-t. iii yuu come o. NHf .
called TIE -Oii Robinson q a,s, " luI U,su strike uH
~ the right and"
"Bni. ~, hcIng o. Stranger. h1s shall { kH5u
when arrive 90 tIe Robinson p.aasy'
well ihcu. yuu may kccp coo zoe read 900 800
come 10 Deacon ~ lurrs. saI fHru-"
E'rnse me so BOZ dIaI hlPpra o. kuJs
where Deacon A.uIrc lives"
well. then. yuu kuIN where tle aII furnace
Stood, AID vixen ypu get tbafs-"
'indtei' sif.l cIu'l sIy Chat snow whore
81" iheu' you ilruIi isI'. goa a...i't EuBa OBJ
ihin', aud Won't ieii you uYIpm' ab1It CO.
The traveller mcui GOO. guessing hfs way us veil
as be might uii be could bod s0Be o,bef Isfsiu to
direct him,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

section in which il nov prevails for The
last four mouths. II had 1t one time
reached Hartford, within eight miles OF
US, and its attacks there generally, prove
| fatal .-lHdiaHG RIdde.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

iiEUr e. " rAIrEN. U. ). g.
have heard hcc and Ighuess.
Atd turned from tie sluI;
haNr passed ih,e 'mid rgnlness.
Ai.d uo.I,d thee not.
] nave scot dice a. tukcn
Dc iIuuuess o. Near,
Zoo ii.e woods afc uuSpuhcn.
Nuith love should deciaic.
have paid thee uo humlgei
lussc Ilc-s'd ih e uJ vow!
\, I've Htr'd has an uuIst.
t.sch hue Of tliy brow.
Lac a -siHl a. b. IJ.l
Looasd W iu ,tJ lace.
III my f"icJ was baunutd
- ga iuage Ji grace.
A. ihe Vinds 90 iho Ca ip.l
Wuch irc-btn 90 Ip.
To &c ranr. 10 ile Tea Jf0ps.
d nif-iclh tn o.
A. i4y sg,uI ui tIte land buezs
To thu hour tluuud at sra.
D. lHg dIrum whi,b ucalieh
iuy II,seurc DO mc.
shall pass shall perish
Ny uBiur nHl decay.
e. Lac ibr Lue Id tar sunset
Mu.sb iaaes Nuh tbc DAY.
All i-y l,ruE's oAi.tru,e
o. Geo. UuldUHs uI Eauh.
VII FOL 5000 lc iTeHutu
A. paase auia ulrb.
That I've lived. iaI { loved ibcs.
li.su. tHs. Hl1}.a iFstt
Nu. HH. fflf Iu daY tiar
d. .aftufas |F go
a. ihT Hm,ifHe D.gm
Set isa H..1 Ilr b..I.
eluls Hur 1i fUmrmIfsHrs
HlaH iI,s 90 me silI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

BLUE BEARD AND HIS CASTLE-Tbe
runs Of The cuatrau dc Verricre. ON the L,uks al
Ihe Enjre 10 the Department of The Lore Inicrcure
are according % The Tradition Of Tie uptgbbgrit.,
peasanlry' lhOse Of The celebrated Blue Beard. u,e
hero Of The nursery tale. TINS formidable per.y,.
ase' VINO Is not altogether creature Of fancy. vas
Giles de Rols. VIM lived 90 The reign Of Charlie.
VII aud was q yassIl Of John v. Duke of gre.
Hg"e. lie was i'led ~ Nantes Uu suspicion of
ha'ins destroyed number Oi children who had
been seen 10 en,cr The castle, aud never be,rJ of
Afterwards
The b,dies Of several were afterwards found
ne having caused lhem 10 be put 90 death tom,Ee
use Ut Their blood In writing Charms and l,,,p,,, ,,,
cahlIlous 20 raise internal spIutI by vybp.e NOM.
ne believed, according 20 the horrible super.l,ri,.
Of The limos, that burned treasures would he -.
vcaled 10 him. On hIs trial he confessed the ,,,.
horrible acis OfairOcity. and was sentenced g., h..
burnt alive, bug lhe Duke caused hun fo be- .r,,p,
tel beiOfo he vas Tied 90 the Stake. Tins e..,,,.
ton inOk place 90 December p, 1910. and 4, do
tailed account 81 % - slil preserved in MS IN The
archives u Nantes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20
THURSDAY. JULY 90, Is4s /.
BOARD OF TRADE,

A public meeting OF the b bard ol Trade of the
city Of Wheeling will he he'll At the Guy Hall un
Thursday evening next AT 8 u'cl"ck. when an al.
dress will he delivered by Mir T. WHARTON. upon
a subject of general interest. Tue pusc arc iuvi.
ted tn attend.
WM PAXTON. Presi.
July Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

THE GLOBE AND THE NEW ATTORNEY
GENERAL AND SECRETARY or ThE Ma
kG.-ihe Globe shows Alessrs Nelson AMI lien.
slia" no quarters. but at reads them u of line
pafiy. La c"pyng In auIcle FROM tue National IA,
ieligencer ~ which tie cabinet was sci Jt,,,,
rs completely Democratic" lie Glube call, Az
Upsher' Spencer, and Wicklihe the 'ufIir of tbe
Wing pariy-tells Messrs Nelson aud lIcu.i,, a,
THAT Ilauy who call Inemsel,e rs Deinurint, ,b.yss
&" add heir small diuugiils 10 such less tlev ,u.i
expect The Whole mixture o. Iuru 10 The saue tliue
"a soH OF ga xiure reyU.lIug Ia ull parties" Aud
q concludes by telling Messrs Neisyi u,J II.p-
shaw That they nay STRIP themselves Ui their De.
n"cracy. but ID nj They have not Dem1cIaiic varI.
robes sufficient 10 cover The Hp,sIaIcs with ,,b,,f,
ihey irniernize. aud pass them ola Drmucfattc
In cJnnrcoa with "a ese ulltuccs aiiI c,,litiops
O. GI'be publishes win abundant Comments. The
following toast. which vas drank at the Van r..
rem meeting ~ PuIladelp hia. on the 4lh Of July r.t
ut which Henry Horn presided.
"Ihe Democratic party lis prosperity i, hes,
promoted ~ promptly cUnd GINNING lruilors IA a.,
own ranks, ond avoiding alliances with lraitor. Il,
other pirIIes We hnrl Is broIners all honest con.
VerI' to Democracy aud us principles"
This Is a gopI Wing tDasl--but q lpscs none of
ils Virlue by having been Appropriate by Loco 30.
cos. The lessOn u teaches uhJ tho waning A.
gives should nj be lost on men u any who uev
oe douhiiul "i The prOprIely of fJrmmg alliance.
with political tTaIiOrs.-B4H Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

DEATH OF COMMANDER DALLAS-TLe
Troy Wing states lhu AIsrauIsrJ b,II... It.
Bf'Nue' Commander In Ihe Uuusi Stfes Nas,.
di'd az the Troy liuuso. iu thlt ciiy Geo Wedussis,
last. lie nruyoi u rry I1 tl. m.sifh ai NI4y. o..
comp 'uIeJ by hI- daughter. uu his way o. Ssfafsl
Tor ihc benefit OF hs health, bat uu arrnlut uI tHs
'o''"eSs o." The weather ai i1li time. preferred o.
m',"'ns n ihe ety. liis health srsIulI.J declined
unIIl The day oi iis deafh
hf Dallas Nas % native of Connecticut aUd
nephew oi lh' late Alexander Jas tlIls Sefreiafg
ct Tic Treasury under Air Maiisu. iIs euisfs.i
'he Navy a0ou, - yeats agu, bod has sreu murh
service.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

Tia editor Of the Crescent Cry" New Ohsan,
declares that nutshell filled with quick silver ond
suspended by string will move IN any direction
subject 10 bis will IL would be a rather more 10
bic eH'H ~ an editor TO try To move tho h.mar
mud 10 something useful but every one 10 his ow.
tas.e,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

When Miller sells he world on FIRE The TINE
DomJcut Will turn Wing. Not un tbcn.-J,,,
Democrat.
This b the way ola wicked and perverss Gem.
ratyn-lsyeT honest Unul TIE bur of deaf, -
NYt,DsL.r lpa,ADaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR iS DIE The
Bcsl1H Posi- OF yet crduy mJrruug pubIshss letter
10 the lieu DAVID llcusuaw, tho recently appointed
Secretary Of the Navy, inviting hIm 90 Ilflso o.
dinner previously lu his departure fuf W=sHue
ION. The leuer Is signed b. souv seventy OF cal.
ly LocDUcs.
The Bpslon Courier Of ycsielday morning pub
lIshos us fret page, under beId ul surIu ss.rs
by q = White, lis' ct various de1iufs iU uc Com.
muuweailh Bluk. the claims against whom ore .I
Bank
There is a striking coincidence boz some rr obi,
names that appear these twp lists B,t5s A..
The two tracks Of The Worcester RsIItsB ,,.
Boston end WUr, esier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

AN OLD WOMAN's CONTEMPT TEL
your cuniemptibi bic General slfd uII UaIH4H Boo
vll5ge through Which passed. iIs army uf N4Bs.
leon. 90 one Of bss c-rP1ftIs-HteIl hHn . tsta a
vciy GespiCaJIe opiuiIu OF hIm"
y WILL said the rHrpDrIi. "Ii yuI insist u.sI E
msdam-5ul you can't think h0w DC viii aislf,ss
hun"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

LOUISIANA Toe Ioco iyco, in Lounian,
ave 'raas cleo" sweep. lsl Dr,tuci. maj 3l7; 2
"'j % % 90 even parish and nearly every on,
NAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20
TO BE Concluded

BLACK TONGUE TINS rrightruI
disease continues 10 prevail in the back
portions Of this country. IT, attacks are
numerous and fatal, although 10 spreads
oul little, having been confined TO the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

HunF Msfc1auts M1gszius -a,s that The m.
plrs in'o N1N f'rs a.a1g. i5f rho Jesr Is42. fol.
OF tscHfYfFe nI..rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

SOMETHING NEW We are inclined &c ask
cur readers To examine the prospectus Of The Mis-
souu Emig rant Association" AMI discuss The merits
Of that project. We have examined Il very closely
and believe 1t presents a plan in which there can
be no mistake. and If taken hold Of in elrnosI will
be Of The most desirable and successful plans
Tor mon TO establish themselves in competency that
mas ever been devised.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

The contributions ior TIE reuef Of Fall Rv
efaf" coming Boo rapidly The Mayor Of Bosr,,
has Transmitted ibe iuuuer sum Of 80 900. maxim
600 'II $1,000. collected iu that city Toe lsIie.
Of N'''oy gave tea party on Tuesday, the net
proceeds pi which, sj3l.2O. were devoted to the
same PurFuis. 40 New Bedford 500 has been
collected. A. Bristol. RI, $3.50. Boston Is plsd.
geI of $1,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

FAMILIAR ILLUS rRATION.-A few
years ago, under a high Tariff we had in Wheeling.
the Gown G lass Works. three Flint and Offender
glass Works. and coIIon factory in operation. =
These five establishments paid out every week $50
dollars Ter marketing alone. These how
partially slapped stopped; but will be revived again
provided the loco iOcu party does not disturb the
tariff neIl winter. The farmers about Lere, re-
ceiveG from that souice alone 4jO dollars more than
they would without them. But take these away.
manufacture the same things ia Europe. brng them
here 10 sell. and len men would only be employed
IN the sale, exPending perhaps Iwenrv dollars ~
market. But. you say these men that were en-.
pluyed are consuming marketing somewhere. Mi
so. Let the farmers enquire aiming themselves
and they will fld many glass aud other manuiacIu.
rers now cuitvoIiug small patch oi lands beside
their own doors. and regularly coming To- an almost
mOneyiess market wIJh n sack iuIl of vegetables
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

Mrs. Cole, Topping down IN a chair
= " ell,to be sure! sali something would
happen. | seen a stranger In the bars
last night, aHd puss popped out on the
hearth. Pray, sir, how much may It
DC nowr
Really ma'am, | am not empowered
to sayj but It Is large sum-a Se:y
large sum, know.
My goodnessn said Mrs. Cole, relap-
sing for mon-nt iuto silence, ald then
rising, cried, where's the galsl Dear
me! us turned me quite top>y turvy.-
job, do call the gals
job obeyed, and Fanny, who had be-
fore made her appearance, entered, fol.
lowed by Dolly, u younger sister abou
nine years OF age.
Come here aud kiss me, dears, do
said Mrs. Cole. Poor things! here
go To your lather-we are ladies' and
gentlemen y and no mistake. Fan.
ny go wash your sisters face aud hands,
aud put on her Sunday clothes AM dress
yourself-d'ye hear.
The children, de'ig1'el, quit the par
lour 10 execute her pleasing commands,
aud enjoy u holiday.
Excuse me, SIR said Job, 'but, If
may be SD bOld,wt shall we touch the
! ready and know all about lt!'
Here is the card Of my employers
NeSsrs Smith, Robinson 81 Jones, OF
Lincoin's Inn fields, sho will be glad I,
see you AT twelve o'clock To morrow, il
that will SUIT your convenience, when
hey will give you every Information
and put you in possession OF the FUNDS
They "A SO authorized me 20 say, that If
YOU should require any money, that |
was TO advance it,
That's handsome, ut any rate re-
piled JOB; never refuse ready money
'SPose you Zip five pun nole.'
Anything you please said the oblig.
ing gentleman; and tAkeu out his poke,
book, took Il mole o. the amount required
from bundle OF the same fllmsy valuu
| beS.
'What heap you've got therer re.
" arked Job, surprised. Il say. excuse
me, bat will you just let me have 4 peep
at your trotIerSP
The gentleman extended his Ieps, and
the Supersltlous Job having assured
himself that his visitor hal really no
! hooi or tail, received the advance. And
then they all laughed heartily, and JoL
and Mrs. Cole both pressed the bearer
OF the happy tidings TO parlake Of theit
hospitality; but he politely declined
promising 10 avail himself OF their invi
talon when the business was finally set
.icd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

The public meeting Of The Bpard VI Trade il to
hold ths evening al The Cry Hail.
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4 considerable portion Of the wheat 10 This neg .
borhoDd IS cot. aud we hove asked al that we have
seen wbatwas The slate Of the crop, aud almost
uniformly got for answer, "yery fair. prcuy good"
sc. The hcris The Ibiu straw produces more gram
han the lhck and We have no doubt but ihero wi.
'c o. much wheat about hero This year ss there
Nss iasi year,
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4 VERY COLD PLACE.-rne Piscaiaqui,
Me- Farmer srates. that there was a heavy iros
ga llut y.cinry on the morning Of Tie iou.th d
July
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PART H.


At least half an hour before the an
pointed time, Job and his ;fe were re
connoilering Lincoln's Inn FieIds.to dis
cove. tue Office Of Messrs Smith, Robin
son and Jones. They both appeared in
theIr Sunday Clothes, with some altcra-
ton and additions. Jobs short, black.
scruDby crop Of ha.r b.ing surmoun cd
with "a II W beaver, rather rough from
the admlXture OF rabbit DOWN, and encir-
cled bJ broad rIband an IA steel buck
lie; his rudy, clean washed face set off
TO advantage by Il cana-y colorcd Bslch.
er handkerchief, his sh!r: collar, in The
absence of starch, falling a Ia Byron. a
large red waIscoIt. with black spots, n
blue coat, with ye low buttons, black
smdils, and grey wOrsled stockings-no
SioVeS,Out SraspIng an old brown cotton
umbrella Ia his right red hand, for the
protection Of Mrs CUie'J new bonnet.
'9urylded II should rain rs she said;
aud, as she had expended "a matter of
thirty shillings' Oh that article, she felt
very anxious about It's safety; aud a We
ry smart article it was too, being of a
mCngIel fashion. between Whuechapel
aud The West End, displaying good ma
49, 'NNa'i VI a - iStAt val lGlJ " COlOIS. n
shaw too-a real eight quarter shawl,
depended from her broad shoulders, one
point whereof nearly touched her heels,
and quite &c iPSeJ the beautiful pattern
OF her smart glngham gown with which
u did not harmJnIse ether ia cu!ors or
texture-Jut the poor soul was happy i'm
her ignorance Of true TASTE, although
considerably 'husterod'
Alter referring twenty times to the
well thumbed card, aud reading down
the list o! names at almost every door
until they discovered the object Of their
search.
Caught him at last, neat as n nine.
pence! exclaimed Job. Come alonu,old
womIn;' aud, entering the passage, he
knocked at the dOor-a single timld
knock No answer lie knocked again
"a good knock, and forgetting in his ex
cIlemont, the object Of his visit, actually
cried out Goals
'Oh! cried Mrs Cole, checking him,
don't be a fooI-ion't'
The door opened.
Right rs a trivetr said he
Whats your business . demanded the
clerk.
'Buslness?-oh that's It, giving the
rumPlod card. 'Don'r be afclred GA it.
young chap. It's raythor s'ilcd to be
surcj but is all right We're come a..
bout a matter Of money
Are you Mr.. CoIeY
Job Cole, az your service =
Oh ! cried the young man, becoming
suddenly AaxiLle, do me the favor 10
wa k in, sir. Never mind your shoes
man, continued he addressing Mrs.
Cole, who was rubbing her thick soIes
on the mat az the door.
TO be CONCLUDED.
BLACK TONGUE TINS rrightruI
1iseaso continues ~ rrey,I A., 49,. 80