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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

EXPEDITION TO oREGON.-We Iesrn fran,
the Clay Co Missouri Banner that company of m.
grants. cons sting at four five hundred lef Westnort
Tor Orr gon on the ooh ulI. A poIIiun Of the com.
plny is male up II families. There we're about
$50 wagons drawn by oxen, and n horse Er
nearly {" eryiindiYidual, and mch cows They sp.
pear Like hardy and res Lutte pioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

man named Pa lgel shol by one named
Hall. at MiddetOwn. near Louisville a few DAYS
since. They were b 9TH intoxicated and quarrelled
Hall is in jail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

The roof Of tho blaoksmuh's shop and iron foun.
Dry Of FranklIn Muzzy & Co. Bangor, Me. was con.
sumed by FIRE on the morning Of the BON ult. Da.
images $500. Insured al The Hartford Fire Insur
anoo Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

We learn through the Nsichioches Herald, tbst
The Chociaws have raised 900 TO build a Col.
lego Tor tho education Of Their youth. The Choc.
"a" nation numbers 1900 souls. They have
press which last YER printed MIRO than three mil
lion pages Of books aud pamphlets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
Correspondence Of the " Y Amerieop.

BUFFALO, Monday Evening. May 30.
The failure OF Mr. Gill; President OF the Montreal
Bank Is too true. regret 10 Siaie although eIerIJns
are being made TO hush it. The Banks Ur Montreal
Is in lou 00OL but am ply secured. All the letters
Of credit. 3d. given 10 the Hsuses over the Province
were countermanded at the various brnnches
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
IN LESSOR & SONS CAST STEEL.

WV JESSOP & SONS CAST STEEL.
VIE subscriber has inst received
cases II by refined expressly for axes,
% assorted from : To- 2 inches square.
do Double shear; refined for edge tools.
do German or Scylae steel;
also ige genuine H-np l., which he Offers IN
sml'hs as superior 10 Ssnderson d Brother's manu-.
Iac 'ure' those who have given il trial say tina, !,
Cah De worked with higher heat than any oiho,
SAMUEL NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

TROUBLE ON THE FRONTIER.-Tbe MIN
ireal Herald states that there hos been n numIs, ,1
houses fired aid burnt dswn, in The neighbl rbo,I
oiodelIuwh AMI Rouses Point. The Herald char
ges "desPeradOes" from the United States as the ia
cend aries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

The Transcript says there is veteran stage dri.
yer III Observation-Disclosures is his n,mo
VINO has never tasted n glass OF inloI-
n''ns uIlnk' never smoked cigar, and never spo-
Ken unhsHdsomely ln q lady passenger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
Money AaHsrs in NkH fssk.--Ths ", Y. Com
me rcial Advertiser Of Friday alfeFnoes ,ays---

IT,
mercsal Advertiser Of Friday aieSnoes says
The stock market at the eommehcemenI Of The
operations this morning seemed droop butil soon
recovered when Il was nSceflaned that the respec.
table house OF LIlle & Co, Mete Purchasng svery
valuable stock they could lay their hands on. The
Information by the steamer la reference Io Americas
securities is highly satisfactory, and presents very
Decided increase OF confidence. With advanced oilers
To purchase and no doubt; when we iuke Into con.
slderaIicn that money can where be invested IN
Europe To rs great advantage in the loans Of the
imercsirnying states ofIhe Union. With Tins agree
able ehaIse We may easily anticipate what is kelly
TO be tn character of the news, airt II hall be
know ia London. Of the great impr'ye neur which
had taken here since The departure Of the Brit.
anna.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Friday. 9
2. NJ says
Tue let "t' hy Tho Acadia, ssy that Amcrcan
socks we're held With more ttmucss though thets
we're no 81 es OF consequence. investments are
constantly making M this mstket GA English nc:
counts. aud at higher prices even lfan The stocks
might be bought for ia Englnnd. The quanrIy Of
specie on board the Acadis is small.
The New Yok Express OF Saturday morning
says-The effect Of the in The street has been
to induce the holjers Of cotton To be more 1.m No
other arIlcle Of merchandise has been affected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
THE SANDWICH ISIANDS --.r,,o NJ. y.

TIE SANDWICH ISLANOS.-'Tho New York
Journal Of Co nmeice SAYS it has authority which n
Gems unquesliouah!e. Tor The tact that England
al France, a. we'll a. the Iui;el States. hay
recognized the Independence OF the Sandwich l.
lands. The late capture oi them, must therefore
b thing To lie Iaken back as fast "a possible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

BAPTIST CONVENIENTLY pJy. rs,r,
the Dayton Journnl) assembled in this civ ON
Thursday Last. AbndI so ministers we under.iand
were IN aiiendrnce. Their exercises wore Of an
Interesting character. and were generally we'll
attended The Convention adjourned on Monday
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO-Tbe
Buffalo Daily Gazette Of Friday morning contain,
the particulars OF destructive c0naagraiIon in that
city.
About o'cl'ck, this morning, fire broke out
IN Inc Boiler Manuiac ury Of IyIon street. which
cohsnm u all The buildings bnlh sldes of rh,t
street between Main mud Prime streets 10 III.
brick block on the corner, including the old Steam
boat Hotel
About twenty lenemenls in all wern hn.rrnuod
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

The editor Of the Richmund CunniIer has Lo.,
SHOWN strawberry frum the garden ola gentleman
IN that neIghborhuod measuring Ave and one eighib
inches in circumference
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

FIRE AT FRANKFORT-Th, FrankCor,
liierkimer county. N. " Democrat contains the
particulars Of destructive fire in thar village. on
wednesday morni &. consuming properly to the u
mount 81 o 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

DEATH OF MRS MORRISON We learn
wan much regret. says the Missionary Chronicle;
mai Mrs Morrison. vito Of the Rev J II Morrison
departed this life, on the 4rh Fon. She died in
Calcutta. after lingering and painful illness
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
SHOE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

USr received 81 the sign 81 The BIG RED BOOT
- $50 lbs green shoe thread superior quality)
lOO DO half bleached shoe thread do do
300 do shoe nails assorted sizes
Ais0-a large assortment oCgboe Fip,l,,.,. ,r III
kinds. Shoe manufacturers will please esu .n5
June 81 SAM'L McCLALLFN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

Gen. Sparrow has been nominated as
the Whig candidate for Congress in the
Third Congressional District Of L3usi.
ana.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

SOMETHING NEW AND oRIGINAL-The
first number Of the Key Of the Apocalypse. or Book
Of Revelation Of ST JnhA the Divine, by David s
Kirkpatrick. IS now ready for distribution, and nay
be had at the Periodical Office Of J S Mellor,
Wheeling, Virginia.
This number. which is entirely original. both
with regard TO the meaning and application Of the
fguraiive language Of the Apocalypse, will contain
an exposition OF The l9h chapter, and conseq uenty
as The author thinks, full aud incontroysrlible de-
velopement Of the Apocalyptc beasts, denominated
the LIST and ID beast, or The beast and his image
The marks in the right hand and on the forehead of
the servants Of the beast. The mysterious number
666 called the number Of man, about which the
nations have been contending Tor a number Of ages.
The origin Of York MASONRY. and the decision O
the SON Of God with regard to il. and all other
secret sealed or chartered institutions The Drag.
on the Beast and False ProIh The three IN
clean spirits like frogs, which ST John saw come
out Of their mouths The miracles attributable -
Devils the Battle OF the great day God Almighty,
called the ballle Of ArmIgeddon. when, by whom,
and where it will be fought A full devolopement
Of ArIsIOeracy, HereSY and Infde liry. And an
overthrow Of a fabric called Millerism.
THIS number, and the I'd number which is now
ia press will he highly Interesting 10 the citizens Of
the u 5. which by the Prophets are denomina ted
Mount Sion, The Beloved City, sc. the II original
Protestant States, being fgunliyely understood by
the names Of the IL sons Of jacob
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

EW BONNETS-l have just received n,,v
L supply Of Florence BRAID Bonnels. and viii
sell Them exceedingly low for cash.
Ju" o w II SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
LAsTsi LASTSu IAsTs,,,

" u received Of the sign Of the BIG RED
BOOT, direct from New York. $50 rair, lasts
~ u'isfenl Kinds and the most fashionable style
which will be sold az PhiIadslpais prices.
June 3 SAML McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

hULE IN FLANlING.--A correspondent ,y,.
pleased Tho other day with The reply ora farmer \,
NE question no" many grams no put ~ a hilI;--
One iOr the black Jfrd.
Ore ior the crow
One fsf the cut WORM
And two for % grJu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

USE received from New York Ut the sign ofths
- BIG RED BOOT. 500 lhs Red Sole Leather
which will be sold low fDr cash.
Jun SAM'L McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08


LADY SALES Journal ul The Disaster, in
Ahghanistan" Is the lille Of book. very neat
copy BY the IlarpOf's, has been Ia,d ber,rs us BY
Hobb TWAS written during the occurrences " hicb
It relaies' and presume is among the most correct
accounts Of The campaign Of lslI, against the Az
ghans. Price ~ CTS.
Tho PHsburgh Advocate asks, what the real
estate Of Wheeling is valued at We cannot tell
him preciseli but are inclined to think il ia NOT
valued quite as high as that gentleman valles him.
sell 20 proportion 70 what he IS really worth.
Every one now admrs, though ell feel tbst a bcs
w pressure nil exists in the money market. that
"mes are improving. They l1ok forward 20 an in.
crossing and improving business, that will end ~
genuine substantial prosperity. We hope and tru,,
that their expectations will 10 realized but We mus,
al be careful Of the main chance Every man foy,,
produce more than he esHfuales Every commooirv
must produce more than q consumes; anJ the ,bols
county must produce mJ-s than n consumes. I'm
q 5si dsIIar for every individual the sgg,eg,,.
will soon boiler the times very materially. This
can be dune BY buying At houe end ,nsking at home
BREACH IN The CANAL.-wo learn bv
The captain Of the Mngo Chef that sever. breach
has occurred 10 the Pen1sylv1nia canal by t,. la.
'a'ns. We have no knowledge Of the DELAY tb,, |
will be caused The Beaver and r,.. ,,u.r - |
'esn, fof considerable distance. sn.st sBri,,I, 4
way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

~ EW NOVELS Of the Depot. Home. bv
' Fredenka Bremen; Vnninka, by Als1snIas
Uuiaa' Kate IN search Of husband by Lady
WIN oil tho popular novels, magazines; and new,.
PaPe'' % o. We dAy' HIRAM KANE,
-" Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
FROIssART,s CmRnNICIE

FROlSSART'S CHRONICLE.
VIE frsr No Of this Justly ceIebrorsJ ,So,t no,
u been received at Kaine's Literary Depot. +,
n Interesting as furnishing vivid history Of tSe
eia chosen for 50 many works Of fiction and ynlua.
"e ne most accurate narration Of the bloody wars
oi the Edwards against France.
Jun HIRAM KANE. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

AmOEL NEEL has jn.t received a good AZ.
- so'',nehi oil ANNlLS and VICES of the most
approved stamps; also SMITHS BELLOWS ;os
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

A6onl Iwenly lenemenls 10 alI wero de.Irayed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

REPUBLIC .NisM-we see in the Newark
Daily AdSertis~r. The k flowing advertisements:
w hmm Pennington ,rIofrns his iriends aud the
public that he has sesum~d Tho prarilcs Of law at
has Old ~ sce at busaess
Ma fens''s un ha- been. for sevcrai years ras,s
Governor at the Stale of New Jersey. Ia The ri
umph of Vac Burenisni, a few week. SINCE. Mir r:
WAS Superseded. lie goes back h,s profession:
uni shows thai The ~ho could !, easily and
sccep'abi, leave Law hr equity. When .neeesssry;
can combine equity Nth lava d,ai,uit iask.--U
s Gas.
WINTER IN CANADA Of the carly
commencement ~ winter. the Qaehre Nercary says:
This urSrss .hshle wes,h,r will have a serious
effect upon the price Of hy; and the p.orer farmers.
we fear. Will have kill Of their cattle l,s,x
ere the winter will have lis We are IN
frmsd TINT the icc.in The hay aud round the wharves
at P"n - Franris is now thick il usually is
mouth Ia ter"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

CHiNA--The news received by the H.bernia
frsa China. 10 u no little interest 10 the United
States in . commercial point Of view. Ths Treaty.
~h'ch the Ensl,sh scvernnens has socce-ded in
securing from China. will inars very greatly 10 the
benefit Of her commerce. and open q wide field 10
her manufactures. la 50 doing. IL mus also give
the Amer'eans market. not perhaps for our grea,
staples. as would seem from the snail proii made
the recent shipments of and co,ton.
Lut will open market for the numerous smaller nm,
ducts and manufactures. which the people Of The
eastern States well undsrstand how To turn To ac-
count. that will furnish really greater piof. and
bring more monty the cum Try, than the sale Of
our more heavy articles.
The whole tr~de with China has been in the
hands Of The East lLdia Company until the last ii.
VI egn' years. anu OF course under them the fAJi.
vidoa Efforts Of Americans could effect but iiuIo !.
Since 1884 the trade has been under the contr,l of
three superintendanIs Of trsde appoinied bv th,.
English governments. aud the business OF Amer
cans were bui lIlile improved. Now, howey or.
the hetd - open for Ameucsn en:srprIse, less WIDE
Than that Tor l'e English, rs their power in the
Country Is greater aud their population more name
rous. The late Amencan Ell erprises in that conn
n.y. have failed to meet The expectations VI those WHO
made 'hen. as the English PAPER. state; but that
will not have The eH CT oi di.souragms our msr
ensnis' anu Dealers On Tho eonIraD. the first
failure will only stimulate them Ip greater aud
more judicIous efforts. We have no doubi but tie
time will come when tho trade Of this country with
China. will be Of vaH importance. and that much
slecIe Will be saved by il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15
From he LoEispiHe JoarnaL
TEACH ME- FURGETFULNESS.


sTANzAs ron MUSIC
IN teach mo tosgriiuness. tenrh me Go cast
From the depths Of my spirit OF honght Of the past
Ny hopes you have hlighie,s within my sod heart;
There fingers bal InemaFy--Oh bid Il depart.
You have iaughIme 10 look on The past With regret
And weep foe tie future. bni not IN IorEos.
You have taught me 10 iOve and my FOLLY TO rue;
Why dad you MOI leach me f'rgetfulnens i0oi
Oh teach me iorgsifaIness. bid me control
The thoughts. the wild lhOughh that have entered
my soul;
thought your ~id passion an innocent fame
That would la me above. not degrade me 10 shame,
ihouehl-b0t en0ngh-ihe deep folly - sFer.
would turn frpm The past. aud remember M mOres
You have taught me my love end 10Y I0fly 10 rue.
Then teach me. Oh teach me lorgeliulness Too.
Oh leach me iorgelfshness--lillls thought
That in seeking my heart. i,a ruin you sonahi.
thought you had won my fund spirit away
To love me. 10 bless me. end not 10 beirsy
All ~ sueh musings should sadden me yse
My heart - oil memory- Oh bad il forget;
Voc nave taught me my love and my folly W rue.
Then teach meth teach me lorgsIiulness soos
AMELIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

scene WIN nm Ediiof--One example cut OF Many
boy eniers and deposits the In ole eouvle ~
borksi giances al the editor aud ezif tn. n.,k.
prove 10 be small e9sirs-sneh The cAild.s RAJ
tie. II regarded by las sze-or the -Amer,cun \,
Egypt a deuvled BY Tie qualify of ~ c,.u,eo,.
Editor observes The deposlie. and proceeds with
other ms''efs 100 variable aud NUMEROUS 10 m<nsou
day passe.--aid one more paper Is ous Il i. ten
CLOCK OF me nen' n"rn'ng. and Tho same boy
rnsniioncd abpve re enters
"Mr.---ocgs &c know. wheIher the books .eo,
yesterday arc I" be nuiierd uo-day--and wh.,i.e >
you iorgoi them ycsierdsyt" :
Your ussier Is ia snnelh,ng uf hurry. Coh.ck
and ask hi'u ~hs ii,cr he has Sent NJ adver,.e
~ the Transcript"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

WHO IS A PROFESSIONALLY lhl. rs,b-,
ahhcui question the editor Of the New York Com.
mersial makes the following fsplys
Livery ~ Iunte bank svhO can nlav dert.,o,.l,
WIN cups and balls. and every Hinsrani leciu,es
who Gao mouth oai bOruble rhetoric Formes,g II
vas tile denoiing high sui,on a the ssst. Of
learning 70 Europe and America, and .ound scholar.
sp'p Or eHlTaofdnary scientific ailainments. No,
% now days. We have known a New Jersey
FISHERMAN doobed a proiessDF BY tho Newspaper
"'ief masking OaiiO0n ssoeH,ios. end syosy ,,aoo-
is s'f who can throw her bare legs over hoesloul-
defs - called on auisie.
WY o"es the Commercial complain7 There
never vas az evil which adfoity works out hs
own cure e. ihis nofdnlis thirst Ios TILES. render
ing inein - eommon that they sG,sd 40 df.siecton
"ha'eysf.-Wsy. here y scarcely q man who nov,
mas not some appendage 10 bis name. military III.
efafy' % afiisiical--in whole foomfui you can
hardly md plain Z" Mister" and. ia consequence.
me piain Mister y Ike unad0fnsd NopolsUn IN hi,
sfay ndngdfosssuffOunded BY loathered and EN-.
ofoidered Mafsisis, and distinguished By IA. l,cl
oiofnamsDi.- -Psnnsyioaaiaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

MAkRlAGE.-Wo lOok upon . msn's st,eh.
msni 20 wuman Who deserves u. AZ me g,ss,..,
possible safeguard 10 him ia bis desln.gs s.,b a..
WORLD keeps HIM from 80 hose small vices 800,
sheltered youth thinks lille o. bul which cer,sioi.
though slowly, undermine the foundation, ri b.,,.,
ihngs. uh "a ne end the Hhols fabric Of ,,b, 80
wong gives Wsy under ihs sssauli Of iemp,sliou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

- -
the dining room OF Faifiight house De
lore The young natron, for such iuir
ed her 10 DC with her little CHARGE
whose tiny footsteps seemed but all To-
keep pace with his mothers an = icty OF
mind as she gently led him along-had
entered the shrubbery conducting to IN.
lawn. My directions were promutly
given, and when the hall bell RANG. and
ieina-e vcicc inquired of old Steady,
the butler, Is ColoueI Bellville nj hornei
an answer was given in the affirmative,
and the lady was shown into the liule
breakfast Parlor, that acted 10th Us
my morning rom aud library. Re.
freshments were carried in, with Colo
mel Beiiville's complim-L L, and he would
attend her Immediately.
Changing my trsveling dress ~ quick
y a. might be, though fear did pay a
little extra attention to the tie Of the era
vat, and the etccteras OF the toilet, in q
short time ! stood before her.
Whea | oPened the door OF the libra
~ she had risen, and was standing as
II awaiting my approach; one hand of
delicate symmetry and whiteness, lean
ed on the chime, piece supporting a
cheek whose hectic flush told the emo
iions that were agi,ating her bosom
while IN the other hand, she held an
open paper. The little urchin was play
ing on the hearth rug at her feet. She
IS lovely! was the thought that passed
across my mind as entered AMI ad.
vanced across The room.
Starting from the reverie ia which i,
seemed she had been plunged; with evi.
dent surprise she demanded. If she saw
the master of Falrlight.' With q de.
gree a aristocra:ical pride, for which I
afterwards cursed myself | answered. i
was the unworthy representative Of that
house. Laying the paper on the table
before which stood, with The most Ia :.
per finger had ever Leaeld-it nigh,
have served the sculptor for a model OF
Venus self-she pointed to a blank
space in list Of names.
Your signature. Col. BellviIle, is only
wanted to complete the list. Will WOW
refuse 10 an anxious wife what she has
travelled so far TO obtain: Ii will make
up The four ffihs the law requires -
Tier voice ialiered, and she paused for
my reply.
he feelings OF that moment NAV |
never know again. With cheek Grim
soned by shame nj my former refusal.
and a hand almost neryeless f,om emo
ton. j subscribed Charles Bel!ville to
the certificate. Oh. woman how strong
art thou in thy weaknessl what no arr
gument Of mans Zip could have forced
me 10 do. one lille word-one pe.sua.
sive glance from thee obtained.
'ileayen bless you, SIR said Mrs
Simpson, Tor il was she, Heaven bless
you as do now.' (and Heaven did bless
me in the 5 iii small voice. {, + an a ,oroy.
ing conscience You have restored a
Iaiher 10 his family, and an industrious
member OF society TO the paths of hon
est Industry. You know, Col. BeIIyiIIe.
simpson had no creditors OF his own.
1ut false friend led him into difficulties
" hich-'
Say no more, Mrs. Simpson, said
Is say no more,you have this day taught
me iesson-gIven me an insight INFO
The character OF won.an-which | can
never forget
From that time Simpson has been nv
most trusted friend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

E'0N inc outffHiors Americas.
iiessrs Edii1n-fou will ob.ige me Nv ius e,tin1
the follow ing Sung ia The Am,rscaa ~,sh h, a,
appear i1 HE american that may EJECT The event
sUms gUod Wing oi Baltimore. who has .mu.,.
enough in his SOUL 10 furnish il with TUNE:
Come up with the banner
o. = oil HARRr CLAY.
Who peace aud il VAR
Was hIs rouDiry's firm STAY;
Spread q tide 10 the breeze
We're ireetnen mo rearn
Aud ~hae'er lie late be,
We'll willingly share IT,
We are soae Of he lads whom 20 v ere trpe.s ~
To The gallant old hero VI rppecanoe
For cute Pon md Calhoun,
We care lue nsusht,
They spread their snares.
And 10. these they are caught: ~,
They're for Tar.h-no Tariff ,t
This. that thing and Ioiher,
And ~ aiucli aud nothing,
That tiey honest meu boher
We are some OF The lads who an IA vy.,.,-,.
To The gallant old hero Of rippecanoe
Then up with The banner hl
o. bid HARRY CLAY
lie has Told hIs course
ln his frank. manly way: t --,.
Aud ~e-kiniw that Did cuso
Was never TO Rome
More dsv,ird, Than lie fri-l
10 lie land OF his home.
We are suIse Of the lads Who in 40 ,.s. 80.
To the gallant old hsro Of Trpecanoe. =
To our HAig friends abroad, ha
tieafiy gsesil,g send ttt
Wishing ~islym and t,rase
~ May rirIr enupcils attend,
And Pr--lery's siAr.
Shed ats light their way, ii,a q
While they strive in the cause
Oh our CoUnTKr and CLAY
w are some Of The lads ~ho in 40 were true.
10 The Ealian, old hero of TipPeeanos.
Ann.Polis. Hcv. 4. I643. y