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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

On Saturday, new bill TO suppress
usury and extortion, introduced by
Judge Pirtle, and by him supported
with great effect; passed the Senate oil
Kentucky. 1t will doubtless pass the
Houses. It provides that creditors
may recover any interest that may have
been paid by defendant on usurlons
contract, a return ofno properly haV-
ing been made on the execution against
such defendant. If no creditor sue
for such interest, the Commonwealth
may do it aud these suits may be
brought at any time within ten years.
It provides that. on new contracts.
seven per cent. may be charged during
the year after the passage Of the act.
Section three provides that, when
suit is brought for the payment Of
money or property, and affidavit shall
be filled therein by the plaintiff, stating
whether or not usurous interesty was
directly or 'indirecllysscharged. and if
the affidavit states Usury. then judge
ment to be rendered for principal on
Iy. Section four provides that an as
signee OF a note, in suing. must file an
affidavit. showing the amount of dis
count was greater than ten percent. he
can only have judgement for the sum
actually paid on interest, the balance
going into the jury fund. The assig-
nee must also make affidavit thar there
was nothing Of usury in the making Ct
the note, or, if there were, he can only
recover the principal, though he took
It himself at the legal discount. The
biIf further provides that sherifs shall
not purchase notes over $50. or bny a
judgment, or take anything TO fob ear,
execution or delay sale, or pay to the
nIainfiffs less than the full atnountcos
iected OF, an execution, deducting fees
&c. Similar provisions are made IN re-
oard,o constabies. Ii Journal.
Stngulnr Afa;r-T The Wilmington
N. Carolina Chronicle, oftile Bird inst.
states Thai the following singular affair
occurred 70 Wayne county in that state.
j Few days since
!. About four months sgo There came
INTO lhak country young man ~ he llls
name ofGTimsley. who formerly lived
,sage but who had been absent for
rsars Alter bis return, he 5ecame en-
rsged Is ! Miss Marin of thai county,
CO 81 Ess ~ s.z@ -, HaVa faka9a
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
THE CASE OF THE SOMERS,


This case having on Tuesday last
been brought before the United States
Circuit Court for the Southern District
OF New York, on an application from
the widow of CROMWELL for "a war
rant Il. arrest Commander MCKENZIE
and Lieut., GANsEvooRT on charge
of murder. judge BErrs on the fol-
lowing day delivered an opinion decli-
ntRg 10 grant tie loarront-on the
ground. "1s., that it is exceedingly
questionable whether the civil courts
have jurisdiction ofthe case; and, Sec
ondly, because the present isnol pro-
ertime for such proceeding, the case
being undefexanMnation before prop
erly organized and appointed tribunal,
by which If will undoubtedly be dealt
with as justice shall require. MAJ. Int.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
CLEVER STORY.
The Portland Bnlfe,;n ,aiis ,ha RI

The Portland Bullein tells the FOL,
lowing clever story: Squire D., in hi.
prime Of life was an inveterate Joker
Observing Parson X. one morning ia
the market making inquiries for good
eating apples, he steppedup TO coun-
tryman who had several bags Of excel
lent fruit, for which he saw the parsou
aiming. and cautioned him 10 beware
ofsthat gentleman in black"--he was
rather hard old customer aud would
be into his apples in twinkling. II
ne was not strictly watched. The con-
trynan upon his intimation covered his
bags over with a bufalo robe; but the
parson had already got sight Of the
fruit, and Fastening up 10 the cart, com
menced throwing aside the buffalo,
when ne found himself suddenly inter-
rupted. ND thank you not to trouble
my cart, " exclaimed the farmer.
Have not you apples FOR saIe?"
well, if | have, what is that to your
81 wish TO purchase some" "Yes,yes!
I've hearn of you afore-it isn't those
people thar wears the smartest clothes
that ID the honesfest. I'd rather have
you leave my Cart
why sir. what do you mean? I'm
minister ofthe gospel"
Here the farmer burst into a broad
laugh, declaring that the parson was
the most barefaced rogue he had ever
met with, and the reverend gentleman
was fain to leave the wagon, and go
home in no very pleasant humor.
Squire ID meanwhile ensconced in a
neighboriDg shop, had been enjoying
the parsons chagrin prodigiQusly, but
no sooner had the worthy preacher
departed than be sailed forth, pur-
chased a couple of bushels of apples.
and sent them UP to his house with ali
possible speed. FertanateIy the apples
arrived before the preacher, who on
coming to his house and finding them
there, was as much surprised as he was
at the conduct Of the countryman.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

,s.' ! IN our power to
i 1. s' 6 of John j.
'. $. Senate, BY
Ih.a. Slature. The vote
@; for Col. R. MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09


D1rA wr,ltr 10 Aiiii~rtv pager oi ST. Albans.
Va. makes . singular rair',aii"n Ia. dspro,e the
pics oi - nli-nniun pre- sis'i- the rrsusreetps,
tie undertake eyI,er ~ oui that a the ptpnla-
tsu vi tie earth gees Increasing through that
Ier"~i is-i a. he IA ~ must. tsete MI be bes
lore II clus- 1897 .S5j inhabitants each square
yard oi the eaas.s surface aud up hrs cvDclu-
thus:
Packe dO~n like p-'rk.rckcoaing every oncoiihe ns
dividaals ,o Occpy nine cuhle ie,i lot high
every square yard, asd ss,.ald have ashs
ru,.re surface VI every s.inent aud island covefs
ed ~I,h living inhabitants ten hui.dsed snd i~eniy
live miles deep. ard the graves az the presWns gem
esas,"ns snly upward vi live hundred nies deep
on the en,irr sirf.ce al ih- land. Il woaJ also
amousi Ia 5.eIO.295 individual 10 every square
ys'd o' 'i'e -niirs surface OF The CLONE. alroaf
three hundred AID fly miles deep of living inhsbss
tiEts on baud uresn.'
We do MT wonder they want no millennium.
Any lining w"Iid be heller. We think. than such
,taIe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

ing TO Gallon MIA this spring. For my
part, am we'll satisfied. aud expect to
snd my da, $ IN Oregon This place
Oregon Ciiy) is situated at the head OF
navigation and at The foot Of " iliham.
nat Falls,one OF the greatest water pow
RS IN the word. IL contains twelve
iwelling houses, three stores, one black
s.nith's shop; Two saw mills aud one
sflsi mill are in operation, aud ano, h
eI os three rnn OF s,ones IS la b.. erect
I'd this summer. get S3 day for my
spik, and tools furnished. Common la
'or Is worth Si,75 per day, wirhou
BOARD. w. Il. PERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
OhEGtJN
Extract from letter TO Messrs Col
her q SherIey, Of bloomington, Iowa,
dated,

Extract from letter 10 Messrs Col
Iier q SherIey, Of bloomington, Iowa,
dated,
OKsooS CRY. MARCH 80, IS43
arrived at the settlement ,u Oregon
Oh the 18th September. where 4 have
remained ever since, working a; my
Nauo lcarPenier) as | was, of course.
compelled To, alter spending all had to-
gel here; but have done we'll. being
nov worth more than when | left ioWa.
We have not bee SICK a day since we
Ieit the States. Miss Abel vas marie 4
10 two weeks after we arrived here-she
has done well. fQuick business That
great c. untry that, for unmarried girls I
NO" to the country, which is NOT as /
expected to lind it II is rough and bro
Ken, an generally heavy iimDered. prin
ciPally with FIR, yellow pine. cedar. hem
lock, spruce. oak, ash aud maple. n ~
wen "ateTed, aud about one tenth pral
re o. excellent quaiHy. The unbered
Iand - also excellent for farming. la
the streams IS ala abundance Of fish. n.
mong which are the fines, salmon in
the world.
There 10 enough TO live on in this
country The inhabiahfs are gsnsraliv
good farmers, raise large quantities 81
gram, and have from 80 10 loo head Of
cattle 70 10 90 head OF hogs, and horses
without number. Clothing is cheaper
here than in Iowa. There is nothing
10 be found 10 your stores, bat what We
have an abu0dancs OF, and al q cheaper
rate az they are brought here free OF
ooiy. Nothing viii bear expectation /
from Iowa except good rifles. The, /
nre worth about 500 ~ this country
iiood cows will soil At from $40 10 50
per head
several afour company are dissatisiie
Tiah Inc e5pntrys and eonismplale go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

She who rosIsIs aud cOnqUers the firsl
iOnd yearning y. "a Hl0ther's heart, need
never nope io bo overcome by any 9TH
er IMPULSE 'd duty or affection; for he r
late - ever aiter~ard To- starye on emp.
" pleasures, aud ne yer to know The ps>
rest, most sacred, mosI del: Shlful and
absorbing oiall the cares and enjDy ments
mat tail to the iVt Of wO nan. one may
CONSIDER herself lOrsaken of her CD.
Tor she has abandOucI the post Of honor
90 which he had aced her, by aciing
10 direct opposition lo that heaven born
instinct which impels even the wLd
6eaals Of ;hc forest to nurse aud gro
iect their Offspring ia The Guys oi their
heiplessness.--Paulding.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

glass Of new miiL. taken two or three times
day. is SAID II he remedy fs the n-sdach-. when
octa -inned BY disorsierly state ofihr siusnach.
The headache may generally tie r-lIeved by rub
hing f"e salt the head. The hair sc the ra,ieut
-hniid he "penei. lirie tine salt laid the head
aud Thea +" sh'nld be rubbed hard and qnick With
the pa IN ui The hand. until the fnc.iDn produces
Considerable rrr'Iasio" ~hirh will cause tendency
oi the b'oi o'ii~ari. asd relieve The bruin. This
cleraiion should be peri,rrned Eve &c six place.
on the heai. Salt Is SAID 10 I've grs 10 pro,n.ie the
growth Of the HAIR. 1 B-,sipn CulIiyalor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
PRESEN L ARMS TO ruE duke

Onc O, the heaviest oi the heavy Ger
man soiiiers had tue du;y Of mounting
guard al one oi the uucai hunting seals.
'nd not TO perPlex the poor fellow, Que
s'ngle nolivn aud NO more WIS rumn,ed
nj" his uojdie, namely, thai he must
ipres nj arms To Inc Luke, should his
nighoe,s pass that way. lie was Then
eli To his cogita. ions, which We hardly
ecu sap, We're ol the class described u,
'hoo'n )" his song. VINO, We are toto,
was 'thioking al moth az al ala Fired
"i this tfanscendentai iIunotony. the
man had r1course to the UNIVERSAL Ger
"an soiice, his sausage anu nis schuaus.
ne Oei'er To euJoy these. lac iaid his
hre'ock on the grass, and losing against
= tree, discussed his crea ure comIor,s
win due yoIacisy. White thus enyayed.
q" sa wan unPretsndIng person approach
dressed W a connoa German nunlIny
'rcss, sort VI green s.nock irock leath
"rs, aud contInuations.
'Oood appetite 10 you,' said the new
conner; what are you eatinur
'G"ess,' gruffi. answered. the peasant
soldier.
'oh. perhaps Rothwurst,' said the
"uke-'or the sportsman was no less a
PeT>onago
No; some thiNt better than that
Probably LeOcrwurst
No; some thing better than that
'Prooibiy uettwurst- lie
0eir~u. ST, and Mettwurst may lie caIleI
me positive, comparative, aud supcr.a-
i've ot German sausage
Yes; and now yOI know ali about my
sausage, pray VIII" are your
Cues, SAID The Duke.
'Oh, perhaps you re one OF the Dukes
pages
No; some Thing hetter than that
hen you may be one of his aides do
canh ia Disguise
NO; some Thing better than that
Perhaps you're the Duke himself
.Yrs.'
'lndeeed. you are! Just hold my sau.
age momenI-sor my orders are 10
present arms 10 YUUr
no Duke aiwa.s related this anec>
dote with initiate rlcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

RUSSl AN kEvIE.H Tho clos
ing scene OF the review deserves oar
'Icuilr mentlun. After that the fifty
thousand soldiers ha marched I'M re.
we" order OF open columns past the
E'nPer"r-a mhvom nj winch is gene
raiiS The most Interesting OF all in .hese
exniOItinoS, as serving la display ia mo
lion each sevcrai iiem of tho force
and alter that the Emperor had embrac~
Ell ms brother, the A rcnduke M,c1leI.
IN front of the army, aud hunored ans
o'her general oihcer by grasping his
haHd Ia favor which, we've / Emperor. 4
should reserve as the reward OF vlctoryl
the troops were massed iuto one C ost,
column and advanced IN this form In
''eaSureu lime. Chanting their nainnal
a"ihenn' The effect was truly magnIf
icent The lai Of fifty thousand pair
oil ieet-ihc chime oil fifty thuusand
manly VoIces-Ihe electric spark lie or If
~ thousand blades ard sabres ciuseIy
ranged 'Oge,her--the dark, deep mass
OF lie still rolling on, without confusion.
Ike some tIde Of lava from the crater OF
Et"a. so irresistible, so Ot erwhelminv-
nothing In. have ever seen or hear
OF actual conf ct was half so sublime as
th's. The Emperor, surrounded by his
stan, rode ~ irOnt-the beautiful youno
arct duchess M an open chariot, drawn
3! Two superb while horses, took a DO
s'liou ever ia advance Of the progress
ing lorreut-and joined the Other spec
tatOrs To lorm "a corIegs around Iken -
heif presence completed the spell
the presence OF highborn bsauty aud
grace on a field conseUraied to the tern
genius ol battle. like sO,De nO:e ct ,nu-
Sic rising by the Trumpet AUD enhanc>
'ng Inc stormy JOY OIeach martial sound.
-.io6Of's Journey 20 Khira aud ST. re
ieTS6Hrg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

SYMPA TiiY FIX 10 81 mrrLng was
held al B~iHh .a' Thursday evening, i ne seiess-
al me .ds "i liberty u-I-n-ihy 10 den ,s,.cr The
arrest cd D"r Rh.nie Island; b,i really accDsd,x
I i:'e hig Jb''Iiais. lrplslcs eapaaI hr
O"Nrfn"f Ah'f''m. pertinent Ist.isry abr. SID
~ sA'ce tom Tie crowd 10 Mr. Virgil. -,iilo- sf
The Is y Slate Drn"riat. hO dee inIing agar,
Ihr Iyrsnhy al Ri,sIe Island We'll MhuI are ,uu
s""e 10 do a"'a' IF rVinces Ihe lui, sl the dem.
"nsifa"r. AiI,i adopting a scenes OF resnlnInsis.
~Uh three cheers Tar = w DOR. aud three times
three lsr Gov AIurion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

10 hear such bur.hcn a lhi-i And Who would no,
a difiased snoug all the people. WIN
equally interested the adm nisrsiiOn oi he laws
than IN .~sed On q lew. having the least iecunsar
sbiiny 10 Lear 40
F"r the reasons shpve sta ted and for others equal
" obsi"us. WHICH might he presented, your pei','H,
ers pray the passage vf Law gaming 10 them ihs
people. rebel in Inc premises. aud duty boun
they Will ever pray. dc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

Mr. Adams. en- route to Cintinnaii, was wcIcom
ed 10 Cleveland by very large assembIage an.
address by Andrews. E~q. The reply of Ma
Adams Is skeIched BY The Cleveland Herald as Iol
isws'
Mr. Adins 50 Ike in an eloquent anil happy man.
nrr Oi his t'uf through Western Nex Y rk The Ia,
SUNNI sr-sioke of her risiug rIues. aud enlerpris-
Ing people, aud cOnIrasied mIs beautifully the .,n.
d'''"n Oi TIC Empire Sale. a0tD. AID AT me lime
when Cen B"rguyne aid. he c0nld march irurn ore
e"d oi The British Colonies The other, wuh 3
reg"neH's oi men. lie started FROM Canada and
"'d "n y "dsaaeea as far as the plains ol Saratoga
'"' Tie bskSol The Hndsun. when he was ,.,,ut,ell
Ell :" hi~id his sword and his AIRY 10 the talri,c
yr"n InTy II our coupiry. ! remember. he sanI a,
later perioJ when anoher Brush officer was C m
pel'ed ." yed 10 The faTDe yesHnanry aI PI,I.i,,rg
-a'd The name OF Plafsi'nrgh lril uE wsier and
"o land. will. will ever be associated with el nv
patriotism and honor.
As passed lew months ago through BufFsIo.
D''a"i1' k'rhesier. Canandsigna Geneva Syracuse
Utica. L:IIle Falls. Schenectady and AItssnv-and
"a" ne thousands Of tho proud yeomanry Of the
aHd' Ihunghi what a figure a British General
"""id make. 10 endevOrIrE 10 march lhrOugh lIiis
same rOnmry.
] have see" The Hudson. the ST. Lawrence. the
Si"ha" X me great Fails Of Niagara and have heeB
boz the hrst lime ~ my iie ulsIu your own te.ou
tai Lake Erie The Ono have never -,gnl ho,
H'n h"s'enfng 20 see %. nh all possible saesd 4
remember the Oh'o.''"'g. LHg ye.ss ago. when Rev.
hr Caller. my ieisDnal lrs. .. emigrated u, n, and
y was known 'niy ~ the Noru-VesI Territory
: b,n's" peel OF great abilities. had condemned
"mP'' when be betrayed the Iiberl,es Of i,,. s,,.
ny by HrrrPHg OF P.erage. 10 the iand.
where DIN n'lis IIs mechanically asd"
o'i no." b"~ changed thh same Ohrs. D. su,,fpl
aud en'erprisIng rites. The hofnes Of lrpcmeu are
''S"efeo aiig iis ir'rdeF-i and they cunIrbuie IN
%" s"'' degree 90 the wealth. reputation, and pr.
pcniy Of ihec oun'ry.
Mr. Adams sP''ke ~ The unparalleled growth and
W" P""F oi mo Nesl.'f ihs os'lnmerce Of our
mighty hland reas--snd said that the could speuk
3" item mill 10 MORROW fnornnr. u he had v,,,,.
go" strength. aud The people paitenre Tie sn,ke
e" me many aud Pfsc'Ou-. blessings enjpye. ~ ihe
's"p'e 90 ihs rHlnffy, anl esnrladed ~ ,ylsh,,,g
=" Fe-a"i md iher latest pUsIeiiiy. al he 6ie-,-
'"s-' "h'rh The msi iap~iisi ianaz inaing, could
r,'' eve . cured 10 he'n unier our happy iosm Of
Government. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

The New York Journal al commerce. has later
dates from The Sandwich Islands. The P.slscrip., o
= IrlIer ir,'m T c Dan.o,n, says:
Aug. :. The past week has been one VI much
rAcne'nen. and esv:Iy. The r. sluraliun is a source
"i JOY and thanksgiving. The .cynoe arrived yes
er''ay bringing J"yIul ne gsuce that Eng land aud
France had hrkIi~ ugud The r,Je nd.nse Of Gl.e
islands. EVey ihHis iai:efmg f,r The pro.-
perry vi the Sandwich Island 10, en.,nent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

hail ROAD DETENTION -fIREMAx XII
LED The Cars ffon Cum .'er.and. IN the We. T.
efn neil. de at s D'cock. did IoI reach this cav
until IL U'riock last night Tue delay viz car.
ed bV The c'nnoiIve running over cow wh,sh
Threw II "h tie Irark killing Hss,snI!, Mr.. Thom
As LANE. lirrman. aud sl chilly nj srmR the e,,.
gineer No damage done eihsF Ia the pas :
SrLgrrs or cnfs The aerideni Incurred about 30
miles east "i Cumberland. - Baltimore Amtricon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

copy &c the trial Of the Rev. &c. rye Marshall.
cal P'sr"rgh.on charge pf seduction. has been let,
al eur 'fIice by Meha. We L,okrd over a portIon
81 The evidence as published in Ihe paper. We d..
'o' believe him gully; hat the avld.iy with whicL
The report Is read ani the ercuenenI it has caused
an Pittsburgh presents a sbleann warning 10 divinrs
aud 'nenher. oi churches. proies>nrs 81 liglon OF
oil secis. They are human. and suljerI 10 human
'niirniIies; bn before making puhhc prolesslnn ii
rrlismn. man ought. think. la he ~ richI,
endowed with The spirit Of h,iness. firmly de,er
mined Q" be governed all hts acis az 90 be above
selh 'hne"s. aboye passsons. above any other than
spiritual government OF his cndueI 80 Ear that even
the mos virulent aud scepIeaI eannoI aitsrh sns.
Pc'On ." HIM. aud even itself will shrink Ahas.
ed as The night beiore tie SUM- IL they are not So
IA oil contrary acts they men, they add hyp &C
riya living he; and m"re.rhey give cause Tor which
lie enemies VI religion will condemn not them, bu,
IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

Bosi'n paper says a. understands that Ole al
the crlebr"'ed sili'iIst coming England
ivy the next s'tsmer.
WONDER ~ Ole Bull i.n', s,me relaii,n Of Ole
"'g'"ayi r, rhals Ole Bull Is Coming cut 10 see
his eIa,i ses.-fiarl|o a Journal
Nonsense. lac is conin 20 zee his snn, Young
Bull
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

a YANKEE There is a Characters.
TIC anecdoie OF Yankee told by The au
thOr Oi the american "a Paris"
''Siauding On Ludgate il:il, benelih
81. Pauls, looking around upon vii
ierness OF bricks and nouar, and ten
thousand eaurches and stssplss, he en-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

a HDGGlSi TRICK The Msoch Cbont
Tfnnsii s'aios that cfssh i'-'k place on Monday
eve"i"g week. on The Sum HH hailrUad neur the
Chute. % consequences % rannina d,yp n -.
weighing 200 pounds. Sixteen cars were ,,,,,,.,.
~ me issek. t'uf we're shslafed 60 pieces Al.
gsr'Oa wts iVnTed The hos was crushed,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

UNITED STAT rs DRAGOONs--ws learn by
gentleman iF''m me upper rousiry ilut tee limited
aies DFlgfrHs, under ibe command Of Cant C,r,s.
"h" went "ui ~ ~ e.c'u 10 he Sanis Sc Tr,der..
''e o' TIE" ~ay go Our iniofmaui stopped ~ ,hs
~ p'""n' ~ party 81 pr'vi-iuD wagHs.seni oni
r'm fOu BsaveBnofth. % meet C,ot a., -, -,
'"and The Dragaous. We hslieve. ssrs,risd Inc 10.
feis o. Sania Fe,--H Louis zen
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IlsH[;H.uE;IlI|EgLHj;;ylN5IEIIBl

bEAflis AT NEW oRLEANs.-rne New
Orleans Republican o Inc 2S' uI,. cpnruis las, Of
oil The Pe's''n" who have died by yellow lever ia
that ei'y durrng the Of ls43 np To al tlue,
together With the names OF the c, me,eres a., which
tie miernents made.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

HAPPINESS ~ An eminent beautiful writer bean.
ihuiiy ssys'ihe i0uncal ion Of domessir hspp,nes.
uiih 10 The virtue Of z0lnaa. The iosndsi,oo If
ls'lnical happiness. elnfdesee ~ lho inieefny q,
aan The iOuudaiiVn Of 81 sp,nss - ieint srsi ,,
tefnal--reiiancs ga The goofnsss n col
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.-The Phila.Iel.
phia AmertAn say~--W- are pltapeJ 10 learn lint
lI'e Bank OF Pshsy Ivana ia. r.suipsd all The o.
d"a'y banking i"ssnes-, which vas disconIInued
during her inie emhaIr m ssmen,s"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

FIRE AT ROCtiESTER.-A dcs'ruetve ERE
o'rnrr'd at Rochester. Y. "n ilr 81 nat curse
ming the ~nire Tangr "f .d'i,s tn Il sneeI
81 Paul .ir~''i. b"ns twenty enIy i've u. NUN.
her The los" IL se.y heA,, iiIa iIall, busll. -
hoN.ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

:, me New Haven Hefald sayr shai the Rev John
hy'' l",e snPeIHlandsni. 81 he Arnory 81 spri,s
loseSu nes' Gafiey,luis secretary 81 ne
Chaplsios 10 he Nsvy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

BOOKKEEPING The reader Will find IN o.,
advertising c"iomnsan advertisement of the School.
IN Bookkeeping BY Mai LEE. lie has slwa,.
been very successfaI in this department of seienee,
and there is one more compeieul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

NEW LOCOMOTIVE. -lnGsms,ioa was receiv-
ed On Io~n On Mcndoy last. that Messs Baldwin
aud Whitney. had shipped IT, 10 their tory "a W
Locomotive 10 MOnrOe. 10 be used on ihe SOuihsrn
kail Road ts said ~ he Tar superior 10 Any
O'hef that has been Ihtfo.!ucrd upon any OF our
western foads. Il has Two pair oi diving wheels
aud - eaTa bic Of driving 10 Or 10 lSeIghI cars We
are IniOrned that wa shipped lnsm PBiludsl phia
ou tie lIh inst. iih ordeSs be lOrv afded Win
ell pOssible despatch ,-Adrsaa WaiehmsH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

THE PREClt US PEARL.-ReIigiOn in fe.
male secures aii u gfac,s her char
aeler. promotes her peare: endeafs her friendship
sernres her esteem. aud adds dignity ard wvut
IndeseribaOie 10 all her deeds. How pleasant
When the absent husband think Of hme. and
reflect that angles watch ihe pace.-Wheh sbmi
20 cave her ~ iow. h.W cu,sDiing, neF chsr.
aeief b such. iliai lcsn dee 'd0ws lO.
and pat ber ehiidfen ufdef ibe gnnfdisnsiiip 90
HIM ~Io . The iafher Of ibeisiherrssi 1hsn be-
qaIis The world caim aud hsply. sopponrd ~ tls
nsps that be shall meet them al in heaysn.