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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

sfilE Subscriber having bees considerably
- inrom.noded BY psrsars passing over the
Plantation 10 her oeeapanry. throwing down
fen,es, sc. she hereby give. notice that Az
pessons who may hereafter Be f"and sfesPass-
is:a 90 sssd premises will be held responsible
hf damages, and pr"seenied aree.d,nsly.
MARY MILLER
J.nnary4. Sc am
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HiIlsbOrOugh House.

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- nad "a 10 HHisAsrauEA. weh AneAa -
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saeEhed - infss.a Ms Pssiic eeasfaily, "a -
= So prspasea q aoue.a@ee1se tfate9ssss
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aad lsls wiGk waier - thea - thts hass-
= sery neas lhs c0afl Iissss. a seaid ba sea9
raassais 4 Ga gafofs. aad othsfs Vie hats
basaess a eaarL NJ tabse shsh Be tsfsasa
q Mlih as gaa1 a. tAe roantEy anefdss ane
- stahass .iah pieniy q gead prsfsnaei'
a. har slsa s..sil be luFnashe5 wliL gned sPa
rils, snd is salifely separate lfem The esuss
hape, therefore. 10 eite Gal saiislaeiiss q
al sha may please - iasen me .iiA aAfli
easion. Dsing % ih. hardasss q the iisnss'
~ charges shall 20 very los.
AfeS rsga;aT ksardsss ssa also be seeon'
maanled.
I ialrnd 70 hep a hand Flesr. Corr
Neal. Tsbseeo. &c. which ! sill eel
los Cor cash.
JAMES JACKSON. Jr.
DeremberT. 80
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For Sale,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF

49, VALUABLE TRACT OF
eE4 LAND, abont three miles south ives,
TS ofiilIshorough. ntaining Ia hun.
sszsszS dred and fifty acres. twenty-five oil
which ATE now now under cultivation. This
land is OF the best quality Of upland in Or.
ange. well wa'ercd and heavily timhcred. II is
within mile al an exccil, ~ Merchant a. d
Saw Mill, and the neighbourho"d uns xeep,ion-
able. The owner Of this Land living 10 Lin.
colntnn. is desirous OF selling. and il ran there.
fore be bought on most accommoda ting lcrms.
Any one desrous Of seeing the I and will
please apply 10 the subscriber, OF 70 .. N
Waddell, VIM residce bearn.
VIM. CAMERON, 3genL
August 5. # A.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
~ November Term, 1912.
Nancy Marrow, widow, &c rs. Heirs at Law
of James Morrow, deceased.
Petition for Dover. --..
1t appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Caur,.
that william Crawford and Jane his wife.
William Morrow, rhos Morrow, John Moore
and Nelly his vile Vincent Morrow aud Sally
his wife. defendants in tirs ease, are not m.
habitanis Of his state; II 10 therefore ordered.
that pnb'lraiinn be- made in The IIiIlsborough
Recorder for six weeks. far said defendants 10
appear al The next Court OF Pieas and Q.Iarter
Sessions. 10 he held for 0ran re couats on tl,e
|ourth Monday oil February nexi, al The CONT
ioasc in HiIl.borough, aud plead or ,Icmur 10
said petition, or the same will be taken pn,
as TO them. and head ,eeordiasly. j
j. TAYLOR, cier6.
rnee adv. 81 80 81 CIV
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STATE OF NoRrH.cARoLNA,
ORANGE covNTy.

In Eauiiy-Sep,ember Term, 1912. .
John Klrg and others Dixon King.
Ptliiien 10 sell lind.
N cCoRDING to decree made 10 this eause
- a. sep,emoer term, ls42, shall cfler ior
sale, Ca The hishesi bidjeF. on credit Of Twelve
maaihs, at the court hanse IN iiIllsbnfongh,
on Monday the a7lh day Of febsuaIy next. The
Land of Pleasant King, on the walters Of Said
was Creek, adjnining the lands Of John Nor.
row, Thomas King aud others. eoniaiaing a.
bout ose hundred srres. more or tess.
JAMES WEBB, C. s H.
Sanaary 4 ~. Sc 4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb 81, l543.
SENATE

communication received from the presi.
dent enclosing copy Of his instructions 10 the Sec
Rotary Of Stale, relative 10 the negotiation with
Lord Ashburi0n.
A resolution by Mr. Walker relative 10 The Oh.
struciions the Ohio, was adopted
The bill refunding bis fine 10 Cen jackson was
passed. "a tu 20.
The naval appropriation bill was debated and
amended until The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The house after morning business vent into
committee.
The bill making appropriation 70 tesi the prscii.
cabiliy Of electro magnetic telsgraphs as system
passed.
The bill ap2ropratsg forty thousand dollars fos
intercourse win China. was taken up and passed
alter a long debate, and the House sdj1uncd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

KICKING FROLIC."-In spme of The new
counties VA The Western county they occasionally
get zap ni'e bii Uliun, which Is termed a licking
tr'lic." Never having aueuJCd one Of these
back woods "s,GApedes." We we're entirely at luss
as tn Their object. he manner IN which they are
carried unii met wIh the following dies.
crIpiIOu gong the round Of the papers n seems
that having faLiigg aiHs in the new d,sir,et..
Whenever fine piece of cloth is taken from The
lrpm, "k' Arg irOlic, got up, which amounts In
the same thing as one ofIhe former hines in the
long run, although the nodEs operandi is by hand
or rather by foot But NC will let one who has
taken kick at piece OF CLOTH tell his own stsr.
The yunig folks Of both sexes eongrecnIe from
the whole Sc uemeni, on certain evening for tins
Plrp7e, and the girls particularly look with ms
much anxiety Tor the tee any OF The city bellies
could OsSi5ly icel Tor the appToat Of their most
magnificent balls. When the guests are alI n,sem.
bed and The usual pTel1Iinar,es passed the hest
enters wiih The newly woye cloth. nnd carefully
spreads II over The n,JOr lie then covers IL com.
pleIey y,th that deleciable distance ycI,pr san
soap, whish, Sa,urulIng II through renders II in
order i"r Tie commence meht OF the sport Then
me Hun hcg"s. The tdiss divesI their feet of all
their covering and Iuck up The slris OF their dress
! 10 convenient height; then the gents With the
utmost HoachoaHes draw of their bouIs pull Off their
sio' hings, ard draw up iher pantalOons To q cor.
responding lac ghL Thus 0ccouret, the whole
company form a'circe, upon the outspread cloth
seated "pon chairs, e-ch one holding on To a rope
parsed round the circle somewhat after the manner
That yOungsiers perform he play OF Copenhagen
Then the kic,Ing commences, and The sUap Suds Nv
around, uUiIl tic aceS aud clothes of the kickets
the chairs, tables auur. and in short every thing
aboli l. completely bespa,jered. Sometimes tiere
wil he two "r three OF the youths Spawning on the
'iror, having lot their hold on the rure-aud such
b!uSh'ug mud laughing When one OF the gals hap
pens 10 sti Gown, sou never saw. As the work
nrugres>es and draws towards close, the sgnr in.
cteases All Is HpriarIous mHth-each irving TO
| Kick harder Than his ReghbUr-lnd Tie shouting
aud laughing spashIng and uptUar are such as can
only he imagined by one who has been present al
a kicking irOlfc. THIS all over, the beneficiary ia
viIes Ihe company 10 'Prumiscuous grub Having
partaken Of Ihe fat things prepared for the Ucca.
SION. y"P paIr Off with Ofthe lovely air ones.
20 Join iu dance"
We have shaken foot at"apple bees" quilt
ing@.' ''h"use Warnings" ''bran dances" corn
shuckings.' ard other country frnlics, but never
have we taken part Ia kicking scrape like the
above Singular that Dickens, Fiddler uur Trollope
did not find them out IN their inqusliIye and pryiug
wunderings N D PIC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
Believe me yours eternally,
WILMA RAMSBOrHO u.
FLIRTS md FLIRTlNG.-No girl

FLIRTS AND FLIRTING. No girl
ever made a happy union by Irritation
because no man capable Of making a
woman permanently happy, was ever
attracted by that which is disgusting to
rational and refined minds The fool
may be caught; and with the fool life
will DC what it ought 10 be between a
flirt and coXcomb.
Filtration in u woman,is equivalent TO
liberlinism in man: it is me NANTES
tatIon of the same loose principles, only
rcstr aimed by the usages Of the wo.ld
from developing itself in a similar way.
The bare idea Of this ought to preserve
thousands, who perhaps fall into the err
ror through mere exuberance Of spirits,
from exposing themselves 10 n suSpic.
ION at which their natures must shrink
Youth, beauty or genuine accomplish.
ments stand in no need Of the mistaken
weapon Of Irritation 10 achieye;their high
est conquests. lf they resort 10 it,
we may be assured that there is a con
sciencioussess Of want of desert, or d
vanity which must poison all true enjoy
ment.
Let the young, the lovely and The gif-
ted, therefore, adhere to that nature
which has made them what they are,
and leave Irritation to those who fancy
they cannot provoke attention without
| forcing themselves, by III manners, into
the unfeminine situation Of being cons
Picuous. The despairing maiden, who
has cOurted marriage for years without
once being courted, the silly ordinary
woman who has aPeJ the graces without
success; and the ridiculous affected
would be accomplished, nsuspectod Of
Iendowments except in her own idea
these may try Irritation for effect; they
can hardly suffer from being a few de-
grees more contemplate in the sight Of
men, who have hitherto disregarded,
and now only laugh at and oespise them.
A BACKWOOD'S RECOMMENDA.
TON - can't bear egotsm. never
like TO praise myself; but, humanity speak.
ing, ! can double up any two men in
these diggins, take the bark Off a tree
by looking at IL, and bore a hole
through a board fence with my eyes
But don't praise myself. leave others
to give my character, and IL they give
il true they will say that am seven bor.
ses 10 ride, will dedicated for the forest
as strong as a horse, aud as swift as n
Wild cat---always ready for a knock
down and a match for seven BufTaloes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

The Whissin Rrhmlnd bad glorious anu sau
stirring meeting Friday uighI last. at the Tx
change. The Richmpud wh,g says enpha,icaIly
Ia, "Ali right" anJ only rcg,ers that time sreeps
slowly onward loward the day oil tusl. rhe
Wings appear 10 be ready every whcre. 6r tho com.
bat aud "hcn it does come. ,hoy uiH Be ric,or.-
The Whig thus describes the meeting:
Tins would have been lazs;c meeting but fpr the
severity e.! the night. aud cudncs, OF the r,,n In
every respect, save thai il upI ~ nuncrous ms
% wo'ld have been tui Gr these reasnns aud as the
~hG gatherings ct R.chmOnd are wont H. be. and
"it b. again. At Ma The tight thing The spiuI was
l'iSt whal NC wound have Ind Il, co,hd we have
I''a'ed il-h"rnuni"u>, jealous. confident ard re.
'oNed. We uevrS saw sIuTit Nk,d better
'''d we Did n", Ia Oc;uber, ls30 feel better ars,'
f'd from The go tos spr,t ul that day, that victory
Mas already lowering uSer the whg eagles. anG
Would h'iniiy perch u?on Ihom. than we did on
FrAiay nighI that ALL WAS RIGHT, aud The day
Of 1874 the Wings Fc upon "a thai the ,lay sh,IuId
DC so Tar OF. Time, a'ds IN ire general cannot b0
complained oiiur his dIlaOruess; bat just now NC
DO ieeI It,le pqu,d wiih him iur seeming 10 move
SO slowly, whIle and al true wings are pauiing
l"r the arrival of The day w,ih than a lover
'mpaIicuce which shall lay reac. cry lOw and vim
dictate n aaliou's cause.
One felt ia moving among the lam liar faces OF
the wings on Frd night, as II the past had re-
turned. Being in the Exchange, we could not, 10,
any iOrce of Imagination, suppose ourselves ia the
| Log Cabin, and LaTUie. it Is rue. no WIS opp .sed
TO those Logs, good whig as he was and Is. was
/ IN the Chair now, bat The Secretary PIT Us in mind
Of old lImcs-aud the voice at our old Lsig CABIN,
President Lyons, and Daniel. and Chamherluync,
and SianaFd. and Taylor siren. IhcneL the llIu>un
We saw iO with The greatest pleasure, DID irieads
who loved ono uuohcr. separated u lulle while 10y
misconslruclon, meeting there und renewing ia
sight oi Their country, the ties OF mutual and
attachment which. ivrterly uuilsd ihum 10 more IL
be disturbed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
NEGRO WIT.

GLOW much you charge, Mossa Mag
istrate, TO marry me and MISS Uinuhg y
"W by, Glen, III injury you ioI two
dollars"
1.-TWO dollars-wha, you charge 10
marry white iolks!"
1--WE generally charge them FIVE dol
lars, Glenn
"Well, va marry US like white folks,
and will give you five dollars. too
"Why, Glenn, that's curious notion,
but rs you desire it, I'll marry you like
white folks for five dollars"
The ceremony being over, Gem and
Dinah being one, the magistrate asked
for his f:e.
"Oh no, massa, va no come up 10 de
greemcnt-ya no 4 SIS de BRIDE"
"Gct out Of my office, you black ras.
Gu ~
And so Glenn go, married fof Moth
ing.
THE AB3NTII Tho recent gen
eral election in France was held, all
over the kingdom on The Sabbath! Are
the French preparing for ano; her Revo-
iutIonf When they abrogaled the fourth
and seventh commandments a few years
since God stood aloot from them for
u season, and a scene Of carnage and
b God ensued, unprecedented IN the an
nails Of me world Are they willing 10
try the experiment again.
N Z. Puritan
it is a common thing, throughout the
Spanish American republics, to hold
elections on the Sabbath The prelext
is. that greater degree Of solemnity is
thus impaired to the act aud that theirs
is less danger OF tumu /, &c.-N. Y.
Journal Of Commences
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

'u'h Itou uiy aSSt,sstO"- Woo rNSd,
whenever people came IN To ask the
price OF any thing, the mistress always
called them by their christian names -
he most common names were Frank
and Sue, with now and then a Billy
Even the clerk al Mr. Roast, bids, the
olnker, when MIR Fullner went wi a
me TO present our letter Of interdiction,
, called him Billy, which | certainly
thought rather familiar ;but Mr +. show
ed NJ shagreen--he is always polite and
INDECENT. The bankers gave us, amongst
the rest, very bright piece Of gold aud
on nay asking what coin At was, they
said Il Louis dis week" had seen a
great many Louis, bat none so late as
tlls we k so | suppose there has Just
been new coinage.
twill be eXpcc ed thut | shall say
something of the political occurrences
OF the Country, am visiting .parlicular.
y as SO few visitors have diluted upon
this Iropic. The chamber Of deputies
are not CHOSEN like our members Of Par
lament, bur by elecluary colleges, sent
tron each district or aggraadisement -
have before described no the debates
D Il
war-a minister of moreen of the home
apartment, &c. Nc. The minister for
foreign affairs, 1t is said, has sent his
Pnrt'aanteau to the king, and it is yet
known who is to be his predecessor.
/ This morning has been spent in de-
ranging our future plans. Law and
were for dlstcndlng our tower Into ltal v,
but Mr. Fulmer assuagcd us from under.
taking II at this season, especially as
my daal liter is rather deicule. | con
TESS should Ike t. have gone TO Rome
1t were only for the salt waiher bathing
Lazy will have il that it is an inland
/ place; bat IT can be, for every body is
read OF the sea OF Rom. She says 1t
is on y a piper sea. but that is nunsens Sc.
Besides J should like to have seen the
grand turni val at Ea,te il was then
proposed that we S lould return bv Bel
zebub and the low countries, but don't
ike going arong low people, have
never been used TO it. We have a. last
! determined Il return through Norman
die. So we shall embrocaIe at Dippc,
and land at Brighton az in, where we
may have u chance Of seein Her Males
" God Bless her! if she Is still at the
PaywiIliam, which looks for all the
world like parcel Of china jars oil tea
board. Besides want Lazy to try Mr.
Mahammet's vapid bath, and get BAN
5ooed which thiak will do her as mu h
good as il did me- Mr. FuImer strong y
advises US to travel oy the stage, and
talks OF going 10 the manergerie to Sc
cure places for us but do not much
admire the dilIy juants, from what have
seen OF them, they are great numbering
things like u travelling show of the
| Bone-asses, or the Yorkshire Giant.
should prefer going in carrots. |
dread the journey, 1t we are TO be julted
over the stones all the way, as we were
IN ceming. ! wish the roads were mock
mordenized "a they a,e in England
We are only waiting for our Past-pols,
which are TO be cuunleracted by the
/ English convoy, and then vIsdyeed by
/ the French minister.
Believe me yours eternally,
LlFINIA RAMSBOrrO II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
AMHERsT CouNrY-Tha Whir,

AMHERST COUNTY.-The Wings in the
neighborhoOd Of Pella mills it will be seen, held
meeting on the lih Of this month"; aud appointed
Delegates 10 Wing meeting TO be held next Court,
lihe 2lsi inst.) for the purpose Of nominating a
suitable candidate 10 represent that county in the
next General Assembly. The Wings Of Amherst
since their defeat last Spring ny supiheness. seem
10 be kindled with the zeal Of 1910, and IL they
only nvmiBafe a suitable candidate, old Amherst
will be hcrssl II again-Lyach Virg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
DISTRESSING CALAMITY.-We

DISTRESSING CALAMITY.-W learn That
the dwelling OF Mr. Philip Dugan, about SIX miles
from Chesterown. Md. was Consumed by fire. on
The 0Ih nisi and that his wife, young lady lest
her Ife IN the flames. Mr. ID was aroused from his
sleep by the fire and smoke. and instantly arlempt.
ed To rescue his wife, but unfortunately was unable
10 succeed. end barely escaped with his own life
destitute even Of cloIhing. The entire household
effects were desroyed.-Bah Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MoNDAYs Feb. ~, l54J
Very little public business done 10 the housa
A sms % appropriation was vOied Tor the copyright
OF DAVIS Criminal Code. The bill imposing iaTes
on merchants vas made the order Of the day fof
Tuesday. The b.ll csjing tight Of land 10 Pfes.os
Academy vas passed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

TEMPERANCE IN THE HIGHER CLAs-
SES-A late English paper states that The follow.
ing distinguished characters have come nobly fJr.
ward nnd siIued the tes-iotal pledge. The Earl Oi
Erne, at the cattle show IN York, and Sir Richard
Musgraye boiOre large number Of Spectators Ia
Dublin than SIX hundred Bdies. headed by
the Countess Of Clannicarde have joined the cold
wafer army. Old Ireland Re dong we'll for the TEN
peTanco cause
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

BARNUMS IIOrEL.-The host Of this SPLEEN.
dad establishment. who is the Emperor Of Landlords
according TO Dickens notes on America, deiefmin.
ed 10 merit his title in putting his house under still
further repairs. The Hobbies aud passages have
recently been re-pained in very handsome style.
which at once strikes the eye OF the yisIier with
| nea tness and iasie.-BaA Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

BY the death of Bishop Griswold, the Eastern
Diocese IS dissolved. Maine New Hampshire and
Rhode Island will hereafter constitute IN ee Drcc.
ses. The Episcopal Church ia each of ihcse States
must now chonse B.sh1P for itself request a
ne'ghhonrg Diocese &c exercise episcopal snpery !.
sion over The same Pre- CAroH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

II - said that the Jersey girls and jersey horses
are very unlike-lor a wonder The horses are shy
and skiush, and hard 20 caich--ihe girls are tame
as kittens aud bold as lioas. They flock around q
fellow ilke sheep round a salt trough, aud can't be
driven Uh wi'h clubs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

The Boston POSI- slys:--"We are informed by
letter from gentleman IN Mllibury, that The aclo.
~ of the Boston and Millbury Nanuiar turing Com
pany, known as The Snglelary factory, with all irs
machinery, &c, was destroyed by f. on Tuesday
night. The progress Of the flames vus 80 CxIen-
siyely rapid. none OF the contents of the buiding.
excep small quaUtity Of wool, which was stored
IA one end of n,wcre saved The loss Is estimated
at $4,000, and Is covered 10y insurance m Wurces-
ter. II is not known how the fire originated"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

Died. last night in the upper cod Of the market
house. anef proiractcd Illness WIN Cosl JOhusOiis
2OOOO0OO0 bride 90 the Siaios--ArgH,
lYtH you be good enough 10 describe The death
bed scene. Mr. Argus Some may be interested
40 hearing about TO-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

A FRENCH BULL The Comm cree pu blishes
The following extract rom NJ JacquemiuOts address
10 the electors ei Paris
"tientlemen have she'd al my blood Tor my
county. and I ON ready 10 shed % again"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
Correspondence Of thc Usif,d .,ales GassHe.
NEW YORK. SUNDAY p NJ.

The brig William Nelson arrived yesterday from
Port au Prince, bringing adyjces To the 2J lest
Four days ptevious to iae sal ug OF the W. y. a
courier had arrived from Aux Caves, bringing intel
lmgence OF an oulheak by The Patriots Il ere. who
had embed in great numbers. Tins iniormaIinn
had caused great CONSERVATION IN Port az Prince,
and business was guile unseItIed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

The GAINESVILLE Aurora oi the I0.h inst says--"U
me ShiHpinsiers Of ZaHesvMe prs.en,,d 10 the
Treasury tomorrow; The to,Dn could buddy redeem
one for fee IL has 0aL"-ArgY.
Aud whl, does the AURORA say about the Col
umbIs Statesman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

TIE PROGRESS or IMPROVEMENT - Mo
lher,' a-keda tall gawky. what did you and lad
used 10 do when he came = curing youl"
Good GITh and seas! hat do you mean Jedeb
ahy"
Why went over To see Peggy Dooliiie ioIher
night, aud size I1ld | didn't Anow how Ia courI.
asked her 10 show me how, AMI seq she az your
marin. What did you do mUIherl'
La! SUI Why. Jed. We used to sill ia the corner
aud esl roast turkey"
"GUod! gracious. times ant ns they used to was
sariin. The only Thing Peggy gun me was cold
pickle"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

The Richmond Wing suggests the name Of The
Hon NJ CLAYroN, Of Delaware a. The whig can.
dilale Tor Wee President We kaow Of no 0 bjsc.
lions TO Mr. Clayton and fully believe 10 be worthy
among The most worthy bet we nevertheless, pre-
fer The Hon John Davis Of Massachusetts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

APPOlNTMENT by THE PRESIDENT.
By and Nth me n fUice and consent of nee Senate.
John tIcEl,tln. 20 be- Marshal of The States
for ihe district 90 Oli0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

Dean Swin remarked. with much truth. doubt
lees ihai Boo he establishing Of colonies the Frcuci
commence with a fort, the SpanarIs win church
sud The English With o grug shop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

"a Ale1andna. on sltuSsy. El0ur v8s selling
from vnrous at $50 per b1uel aud small sales
were making from stores al 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

10 is said that however we'll young ladies' may b,
vcrs,d in gr5mmer bot very few Of them decline
malum1Hy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

Ovid finely compares a broken fortune 10 cal
ling cOumn--ihe lover % sinks, the greater weigh
% is obliged 90 sustain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

We learn BY an advertisement 10 yesterday Ca
gain.