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A CARD.
TO those an rant Of Bargains IN Ne1 and Fd
shionable DRY GOODS, ofsuperior quality,

soth Way, tst3.
ITO those in ,odm Of Bargains in Ner and Fa-
shiona6le DRY GOODS, ofsuperior quality,
lFAT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL! IN
CRoUCH, BROOKS Il HUDSON have Just
~ received their SECOND sUrrIN or STAPLE AND
FANCY bRy GOODS so4ss- purchased
days "n the most favorable ,he Northern markets and
many prices Aea' ~Asf sar s Aars etSrs SssS sod
- is and they reputation
ot selling E ed oAeaP Goods Inducements be offered
r Who nay nNot them with cali They earnestly solicit
examination o their stock by those OF Dry Goods believing
confidently that for riT y and surpassed ~
sss CuEAP FOR casa as any regular hoa.c in
Virginia The following list Of the Goods
bLEAcHED AND BROWN DoMrsTIcs DRI.IINGs AND
COTTON oZNABuRGs
iSo bales AMI cases embracing the approved styles from the
Northern Wig widths -
yans-ani from per the qualiy
ENGLISH FRENCH. swIss aud AMERICAN rRINrs-isoo
pieces Upwards Of $4,000 yar. embracing all the stys
ATS So TO- ~ and III cents. and finer
No Black Gro de Rhncs. Iustre, land
Ncry heavy quality, nom % To 10 inches wide
Superior pLin, ribbed and stripe Black s "
Rich ombre plaid figured AMI change de soe Ghce
Striped and figured white satins
Rich printed Ballorne- Bal1orne Mun Fouhr SILKS print,
cj ChuEans-ncw patterns
Black aud white silk HoSiery-part usHssaAy harry
Rich neck. cap and bonnet Ribbons
Superior iej and handkerchief gentlemen
as~or'ncn' and many new patterns
fan and figured Satin Vesnes sk scrres Sewing Silk
Embroidered SILKS Cardinals SIX Nets
Donbalnes Rack chNe- Apaeha Luscs and Paramea Cloths
formournng.
LACE GOODS.
I.isc and Thread I-lees. lnscrtnss nj Edgngs
Maltese and other style white and black Net for CaPes
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs AND GAMBRooNs.
superior French Cloth, aud mill
Ntioris Coed and Drab dc Eta, for do
Medium and price blue. black dab green Cloths
s'ik warp Cashmareu. fine quality
Gambroons from soc TO 81 2S per yarl
LINENS
Superior undreed Barney shcetns. yards wide
Diapers and nanasss Linen Dnnss and Linen Lawns IIuek
backs sc. sc.
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LOUISA RAIT.-ROAD.
Lines To Charlottesville. Stnunton, Iyuchbury
md the Virginia Springs.

hbblSbD RATES!
NIGHT TR-1yELLLv'G .fGOTDED-.i.ND GREITLT IN
CREASED EXPEDITIONS
INHE Public are hereby informed. that on and
n amer the ist July, Fare Char
oesye viii be - 50 oa Fare So Fare
burg 81 From Junction 50 Char
loticSyiiie so.
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SPRING GOODS emma md QUEE.VSH.fRE-
~ am now oTcnug portion of supply of the above
and dai expecting ship Margaret foe direct
manufacturers additional supply Of patterns Table Ware
China &c making altogether selected stock and
bic goods Also in store French German and American Class pan
and pressed English plated German silver AMI
all srs stone Ware &c SC For sals reasonable prices
cash puneual credit City aud country dealers
examine. WM. r. BUTLER,
NH - doors above the Bell Tavern.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

IBNUE subscriber has The pleasure Of informing
y h friend. md che public generally that DC has received h
Spuug supply oi French aI American Paper angug
of Gilt Satin Ifsc1 and Common rlief wi splendid
~ Borders match 81 which will Dol put ur
anil County. tho ncltet and on N, best
WILLIAM HOJTff.
below tlir Exchange Bank.
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MORE NEW nOoKs.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
"A yS Ss Of the Disasters I" A'sNl''''" '''' by La
Home The tron Rule Story. By Mrs. Ellie
Complete n I voi--Thc cheap edition
HaIers' famiy Library, No. O Southsys I., Nelson
BraDies Encyclopedia ofScience Literature and Art No
The Fortunes Hector olIaoan and his Marx Anthony
ooo ny W a. Maxwell with twenty Illustrations by
Issch the Stories Of Waterloo Life of the Duke
Wellington
Library Young Couniymcn. containing No Sense like
Common the Ccnqueor of Mexico
author Uncle Philips Conversations.
received by SMITH, DRNkER n NORRIS
Je ~
ISLE of WIGHT APrE BRANDY-iS bbls OF strong Isle
u OF Wight OF Apple BIandy-just received for sale
10 JAMES GEO. WINSTON
JupAii's LION. ny CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.
NEW Work Juah's Lion. by Charlotte Elizabeth, just reed
u and for sale by lap 2sl SMITH, DRlNkER MORRIS.
UDAINr>, OILS AND vARNIsHEs.-rhe subscriber
has In store the following which OF the best and purc
quality
300 gallons pure Mountain Iinsccd OIL
10 bbls Spirits Turpeniine
200 kegs American White Lead, in oil
1000 lbs. English do
100 lbs Nerdegris ground in oil. pure
100 gallons Copal vansh, No.
fun supply OF Picture japan varnlshcs
Chrome Green and yellow; Paint brushes, all
For sale reasonable terms, by
APPS fEyToN JOHNSTON.
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vlNhE invented by Dr no Thompson OF Co
euses oho fos s eare Of Proa~as ute well worthy
the attention OF physicians throughout the State.
They have proved enaeous wherever used and
which have been offered 10 the profession for
drscasrs
rH CoHsrr radically cum. Prolap.us utcr is readily ad
lnse and without Inconvenience hcpaent
respect they differ essentially ion an trues having metallic springs
rnr AHpoSSAL RANp,as during pcro Of CESSATION
aer delivery great relief 10 the and
eurtenee of rp,hpsus
The subscribers where the
use OF instruments Of this character prevented,
high dmanddinucsi them such arrangements
with The Ni'nee as enables them to put them half the
others An only required to con
vince Of their efheiSney AMI superiority.
Ladies' beautiful Coiorcd Bu..in..
ME particularly solicit the attention Ladies
and cheap JUDNi MYERS q 60.
ma ~ Fashionable AMI Cheap Shoe Dealers
MSCnrdy'> superior Morocco Walking shoes.
w hvr on hand h lo' Of the above superior Shoes
JUDAH MYERS 4 cos
ma IL Fashionable AMI Cheap Shoe Store
SIX Thousand lbs Mountain Bacon"
~ 500 Ms Mountain Land just received and BY
ma 10 BROWN a. TAYLOR.
MUSLIN hands Il Muslin Trin,ing>-R. H. .Ec--
Needle worked Muslin Bani from each Is and
higher Also Muslin Esngs Inscnes Capes Collars ra,
bargains to be had in the abOvV ARTICLES.
NATIONAL PORTRAIT
GALLERY, VOLS. FOR SALE CHEAP
- with COPY National foriraa Gallery vols vo.
spendNy bound Turkey Morocco, containing
senbcrs to this work saying siS or the II
kDAPER HANGINGS-we have a bcauufiIa
IL sortuSnt Of American PAPER ANGiNGS. which be
cheap. Zap e7l SMITH. DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
Two FAIsuEitS.-The Iatcncc has consigned Us a Mill
Il for the OF grinding and meal by hand We
solicit call from farmers and others satisfied
great simplicity and convenience united pec
wI-df BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
BROWN SHIRrINGS AND SHEETINGS.
WYE have full supply of the above Goods,
W from the various Virginia factories Also
OF approved ycsaDi supply celebrated
"Batcra Shccunes pronounced shcctng
the T. states For sale very low by
ap5 KENT. KENDALL. Il ATwATER
PEGTON JOHNSTON,
AFOTEECtRN AND DRUGGIST.
~ AS luSt received large and well selected
u II stock Of Drugs, Medicines Pants Oils Dye sut sc.
which he oilers to the cy trade for cash punctu
NJ customers ai as low At lower than they purcha
sd IN the city Dealers requested io his
ap PEYrON JOHNSTON
Ss'GAH.-wooscy woolscys Loaf sugar just
~ received and for sale low by
div BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
u EW Crop Rio Coifee-I5O bags crop Coffee
1 receiving Tor sale. DUNLOP, MoNCJRE A. 60.
{ RCHARD GRASS >EED.-A fresh supply for sale
~ low by
NH - WILLIAM PALMER.
lknA DOZEN PALM LEAF. together with large a.sort.
AcOO ment Of LEGIlORN HATS. Just
by W. s. T. =. CARPENTER
mr. 80 Under the Exchange Reading Room.
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BENTLEY'S STEAM GENERA
TOR.

ok.
FgNE proprietor apparatus admirably cac
lated heating cooking Sc now m The
city - satisfied he OF adaptation point
nence and economy, that h Offers Ip
expense, either houses public establishments
demand payment only when the apparatus
satisfaction Wherever heated quantities
great small may b obtained by construction with
facility and saving OF fuel almost incredible
avail themselves Of hi Wal Please
subscriber.
ma - G. r. Bolts.
'IrN Cured BACON-3OOOO CITY Cured Bacon received
~ article vhrh VIII be sold very
low for cash good customer by GEO. ". GRET-TER
ma - = doors below the Bell.
E(EANER AND CASTOR HATS-Anohsr supply Of iao,e
- l-h and beautiful Beaver lzi latest sty
Just received PER schr Manchester, BY GEO. ". FERRY,
Fashionable Halter.
MAN =; on door above vaulew. Hardware store
SuALL PON-E.sCCiN;fTIoN.-v Matter. in the
- liquid -tate. such preserve
protective qualities ununlad for years The profession
thus supply themselves with which they
hand or emergency,
10 procure Il te method tor supplying the
provinces Country physicians by renting postage
paid VIII receive by return OF mail sufficient
four 70 eight persons put form
transmission Apply 20 BOLTON a. HARRISON,
Conner nf Main AMI Governor Eagle ruins
~
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esr Passengers leaving Richmond BY the Railroad
4 A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast. thence
proceed together with passengers arriving
k-lA-k from the North, Railroad Cor
$5S louisville. and thence reach
Charlottesville by 7. NJ AMI COckcs
West by night Leave Cookies
the Blue Rirc ut sInr. and stanton by 10 \
The Guyandotc line leaves A NJ
Dale by night and leaving there light
the Warm Springs breakfast CaIacans dinner and pass
ine The White Sulphur at r NJ Lcwisbur.
on the ri day - hour than the by lynehhg The
whole expense les and the week
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Staunion Tuesdays,
days and saturdays the alternate DAYS VIII bc furnished
at IL y NJ reaches Lexington by night; leave
day light and the Natural Bucc breakfast where f
sersers remain until amer dinner and reach Dbt- Sncs
night leave morning amer breakfast. reach Cahgns
and the White sulphur Springs by AvoIpiNo Ssmr
TRAVEL
The roads splendid fall and the teams and
coaches a.
These Routes Passengers have pfe-
ference over all Others aHy post.
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HbRfSrSG iNK-Ncvs aud BOOK Ink for nile by
ml - DAVENPORT & ALLEN
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EDENNsYLVAStA DGEssr-A Digest Of the reported case
adigcd IN the several held Pennsylvania togee
with manuscript cases by Walton Fourh Edition
IN vols Just published, for sale by
ap2g SMITH DRtNKER A. NORRIS
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10 Country Merchants.

HNIIE subscribers are this day receiving an ad.
4 donal supply Of Boots Shoes &C. respectfully
solicit FROM County Merchants, call before purchasing
Offering goods j. y. WATKINS 4 Go.
ap2G doors below Waris.orh. Turner 4 60.
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DIR. suuII,- Uicro Abdominal supporter

THIS instrument for the radical OF Pr
E3ttlJ lapsiis Uteu, falling the Womb, by
N~Sl application superseting the Of the objection;
u &bc PcsSary, j. confidently recommended To- the a
~ ~ never having failed of performing a cure,
W. IInulr ihn nn.fn rlNlI.-I rtre Ilnl.f me-.
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NA'NUNNs Elixir OF Opiu:ii-6 doz- Mediums Elixir
w of Opium, just received and Tor n at
IOuNSyrON'S Medical Enf-,r,tn,
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LAMBAUGH'S COMPOSITION,

CBDFEggSEEn.
PEW bushels prime ClovefsUcd for Fac by
~ jcg GEO. w. GRETTER
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INA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

DOuOle did not quit her regiment, per.
forming eminent services in the cam
palgn, sometimes as "a sol.
dier' and al other times entering into
me enemy's lines in female attire, 81
sher as a buckster or peasant, ia which
lStter capacity she often obtained in for.
maton that was highly important and
advantageous 10 the French
Al waterloo sue paid her last tribute TO
'he glory OF France, in the mi itary
service OF which she had passed seven.
Teen syears. During that engagement
nerl leit leg was broken by a musket
ball, aLd Poncet, her husband, then a
caPtPln, died at her side, enthusiastically
believing the eagle was still victorious
iier ieg was amputated on the scene Of
slaughter, and Breton Double, respected
and admired by hor late enemies, WAS
conducted to Dublin, where she was OBJ.
ilged 10 undergo a second ampuiation,
above the knee. After passing six year.
In this country, every where honored
aud hospitality treated, she returned in.
10 France on the death OF Louis XVIII,
furnished with certificates from the
French Consul in Dublin, and Ambassa.
dor in London. From her long absence
It was concluded that she had been Kill.
led al Waterloo, and in consequence the
naine oil this woman, so worthy OF tho
order OF the Legion OF honor, was not
retained IN the list of members. She
eventually obtained from Charlie. Y, a
pension o: $50 francs, but the revolu.
ton OF July, so beneficial TO others, did
but add TO the misforlunes Of Breton
double, who was deprived Of the means
OF subsistence granted 10 her by he
Ming. Services such as hers could not.
however, IN justice be passed over I'M
rewarded, and in 1888, or 1884, tho Wi
dow Poncet was informed that the Min
lster oil War was in expectation OF be
ing able TO satisfy all the demands she
hal on her sountry for her long and
faithful services, by re-adm!tting her 10
me cross OF honor, and by besiowing
on her the pension Of a wounded quar-.
ter maeier, and ulso the widow Of a cap-
tain.
The following sentiment, which she
often uttered under her sad trials, will
manifest the character Of this extraordi
nary and high min ED woman, although
my fortune Is humble, my heart is eie-
vated.'
The son Of Breton Double obtained
high rank in the dragons, aud accom-
panied the Emperor to Elba.
Reader, should you meet at Greuoble
a female painfully moving on crutches,
a body humbled by grief and wounds,
this IS Breton noubie-salute her; re-
'Peet should ever be paid to the unfor.
tanate and deserving.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
The following singular account is copied from the
Newfoundland Poi:

The following singular account is copied from IN.
Newfoundland Pot {:
THE SEA SHALL GIVE TIP ITS DEAD
On leaving the hnrbOr OF 81 Mary's a short time
since the people ia the boat saw a large red chest
On TIE "a'er' toward which they directed their b ats
cuurse. and succeeded in Obtaining rhe cbe.,
This. on being opened, was found To contain The
corpse ola young and beautiful female, clothed in
u rich siih dress. ard having three solid gold rings
upon the fingers. And hi, was oil that cyuhl he
learned concerning her; who che had been. nr the
circumstances ofher death, remain 10 rs slilI sealed:
y . most ,iAeiY' however. that The fair young crea
iure had died at sea. and her body been c,r,,,,al
TO the waters Of The deep, which Ihus have v,.Lto,I
u up again. ltonly remains for W to ndd thai The
chest with the body in it, just Us it 'ay when fr,r
opened was consigned TO the grave, with the ammo
PIRATE and sOloHn rites Of Christian bunat, in s.,
Mary's, "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
From the North A-..,..

WASHINGTON CROSSING THE
ALLEGHENY ON A RAFT.-Phe eI
hlbl!Ion OF paintings at the Artists Hall
aud Academy of Fine Arts, is fast draw.
ing to a close. A correspondent asks
what incident in the Ito Of Washington
Is represented in The fine picture by
huntington, now exhibiting al the Arr.
tsts Hali? IL is an interesting occur.
renee, mentioned by Washington IN hi.
journal Of the ex pedition which he I'M
dertook. IN the winter Of 1855, by the
direction Of Governor Dinwiddie, TO ex
anime the situation Of the French mil
Iiary posts, and TO ascertain the hostile
or friendly disposition Of the Insian
tribes In the wilderness country around
the point where Pittsburgh now stands.
On the 2Oth Of December in that wear.
viii c in the midst Of the woods. he
found his pack horses so much impeded
by the snow, the want of food, and se-
we're cold, that he dete rmined 10 proceed
with a single companion on foo: through
The forest. We cannot do better than
give the narrative in his own words
lie was then twenty-three years of age.
vi took my necessary papers, pulled
of my clothes, and tied myself up in a
watch coat. Then, with gun in hand,
and pack on my back, in which were
my papers and provisions, | set out
with MIR Gist, fitted in the same manner.
OH Wednesday the Goth. The day fol.
loving, Just after we had passed u place
called Numbering Town (where we In
tended TO quit the path and steer across
the country for Shannopins TOWN. we
fell in with a party Of French Indians.
who had lain in wait for US. One Of
them fired at Gist, or me. not fifteen
steps oil, but fortunately missed. We
TO * this fellow into custody, and kept
him until about nine O'Clock al night,
then let him go, and walked all the re.
naming part Of the night, without ma
KING any stop, that we might get the
Start so far, Nv to be out Of the reach of
their pursuit the next day, since we
were we'll assured they would follow our
track sS soon as 1t was light. The next
day, we continued travelling until quite
dark, and got to the river about two
miles above S]hannOplns' We ex peeled
10 have found the river frozen, but If
was not-only about fifty yards from
each shore. The ice, 1 suppose, had
broken up above, for it was dividing in
vast quantities.
There vas no way for getting over
Tut on a raft, which We set about ma
ring, with but one poor Ratchet, aud fin.
ished just after sun setting. This was
4 whole days work: We next got 60
aanched, then went on board Of IL and
let of, but before We were half way
we were damned in the ice m
such "a manner, that We expected every
moment our raft 10 sink and ourselves
10 perish. put out my setting pole to
Try 10 stop The raft, that the ics might
PASS by, when the rapidly Of the
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(trom the n. Y. Courier and Enquirer.)
FROM INDIA

mereceived this morning from New Bedford f,,.
% me singapore Free Press to May 9TH. our latest
oates hy The overland mail being May ID. We 70.
ee'ved also files Of the Java Couraut. Intelligence
49, been received from Bombay to the 29lh March
and from Gen Napier's camp to the II h oCtbe sama
month. S.r Charles Napier vas about to march Cnr
NleerPore, q place 25 coss from Hydrabad. where
me enemy were SAID To he assembled 10 the number
OF 1oOOOi but At was thought they would not haz ,tJ
an engagement. BrgadIer MaEsOa I'D been ordered
10 inspect the iorI at Ahmednugger, to ascertain in,
was III TO be employed as a residence Of the Ameer.
01oe' VINO are to he sent there as state prisoners
Loru Ellenborough has issued o proclamation. di
ler"hg the nnserviceable guns taken at Hydrabad.
10 De cast into a triumphant culum, on which p ~
ne inscribed The names Of SIR Charles Napier and
'he niiicers' &c, named ia The dispatches.
ne COAST OF BorneO is swarming with pirates
aho H. W. ship DIDO - sailed fr that place, proba.
oiy WIN View To arrest their doings.
MIR John III Larkirs. Uf tho firm of Fletcher. Tar.
Nils * 20 died OF small poK at Macao on Sd March.
~ 'ins IhendoSIa Ann Dean, wife Of the Rev WIN
Dean OF The American Baptist Miss ion, died ON The
29ih. Of the same disease.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

REJOICING On "Wednesday, a goodly nu Der
81 Wings gathered up IheIT b, aUIrtui lanterns, mud
haVing lighted Ihrm, formed q procession. and rru
os'dsd IL d 'ightiui rrder round about line ciy, . v.
ing some OF Ia ~ fellow iaborrs hearty cheers. Tns
"Hier hereof acknuW lsdges, in THIS manner. tlejr
kInd regards. and should have been prompt 10 re-.
sPOnd Ia IhsIr cheers, but ne would. like Father
hneas. have been cOIIreIied - sddrcss Tue mAIesly
Of The people from his LOFTY couch haS ing rcured to
entertain one Of ihJse periodical yIsIIHIOus winch
are SAID by some 10 he safety valves, HAT prevent
the eIplOaiOn Of grayeT sickness. but which seem
like the JuInts Of a eornsialk. To approach ne.rer To-.
geIher US we get towards the ground; and where
Iwo really meet, there stalk aud Jpinls all 90 lulo tAe
ground tUgether-U. s. GuaeHe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

stream threw it with sucn violence a.
sainst the pole, that it jerked mo out
into ten feet water, bat | fortunately
saved myself bv catching hold Of one
Of the iaft logs. notwithstanding all
orr efforts, we could no, get to either
shore, but we're Obliged, as we were near
an island, 10 quit our raft and make to
il.
The cold was so intensely severe,
that MIR. Gist had all his fingers and
some Of his toes frozen, and the WAFER
was shut up SO hard that we found no
difficulty in getting of the island on
the ice in the morning"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

LOUISlANA-MR. CLAY.-The New Yo1b
Courier and Enquirer Of "Wednesday contain, =,
letter from a correspondent in New Orleans. which
says
Ofihs soundness Of The Slate on the Presideptial
question entertain not q solitary lni-giying. Nj
Gay VII n"t only array The Wing party 10 Louisi.
ana enthusiastically 10 his behalf. bot he will Obtain
large numbers pf VOTES from fhe moderate i. -
ne Opposite side, ~ho csnnut and will not suy,,r
Va" B"fen MfC!ay's personal popularity IN M.
State 10 uubOunded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

MIX WEED IA one Of his letters from England
lhts government is a problem. lie very w.ok
yes seems 10 constitute is slreanth. With , ma.
.',ai dehi ne annual miercstOn which amount, %
~~<y.OOUUOO' or nearly one hundred aud fly mill
ISusDi dollars, capitalists continue d, raks IN, -.
aud mechanics still inyes their surplus e,roipg. I,
The Funds' And yet none Of these people believe
ihai thIs debt will ever be paid.
passed over 10 The Brunswick hotel in Uso,v.,
square, 10 pay my respects 90 AbbJi Lswrors "a
Boston. whose health, J am happy 90 soy. ba. i'm.
proved a"d - improving. This entespusing AMI
enlightened American merchant Is enjoying he best
'o,'ey OF England. His company IL sought not
only by he noble In rank, but by tho. -. -.
eno0ied by talent and genus. II IL gratifying 10 see
abrUsd. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
THE B]EAUTIFUI.

Ihe following from Bulwor. is always read with
pleasure by the lovers u The beauliuI:
The man that misses sunrise. loses the sv.o..,
P"t :" "Sei's'ance. ! love TO watch the first ie n
IN the open eye Of morning; The silent ans. ,ba
movers breath; The Thrilling melody ofrhe wood.
Iand Ministries. 10 which The modest b., ok trckIe.
applnuSe-IheSe sw yelling out the strain of sweet
creations mains, seem To pour some spit and msrrv
iaie ITO The daylIghfs ear, as If the world had
dreamed a happy thing, and now smiled Ger the
telling OfH'