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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

A Veteran. Mr.. William Abrsm died in Boston,
on Wednesday, al The advanced age Of IOI yesn. ;
months and II days Nj Abism was tailor for
mery, bot afcr the age Of 20 he took grocery
store which he kept for many years. His life was
very simple, be ate add drank everything ia moder
alton. and was uncommonly active. For Tie last
Is months, with the exception Of a ie" weeks, he
las walked daily from hts residenee in Pfinrs, near
salen street, 10 Charles,oSn Bridge and back For
shout eigh, weeks previous 10 his death he slept
most d the time, and was only awakened by his
daughter ior the purpose Of s,',n. hin noafishmsni
Salem Rtgssler.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26
TRurn Is srRANGER rnAN rlcrloN.

TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FICTION.
One Of those singular eases OF individual history
which sometimes ssionish tho mass, by their snga
Amy and ecccuticIiy, related to US tie oiher
Gay ~ trend OF ours, ~ whom We have the most
implicit confidence. The facts are as follows
Some seven years sso gentleman died IN Geor
ga, leaving son about fourteen years old. and
property to the amount Of about $40 900. The et.
ec1lor who had been pauicu.AI. friend OF the old
man, was abou, 10 place the boy al school with the
intention OF giving hun every opportunity ol enjoy.
ing The benefits OF liberal education when The boy
suddenly disappeared, leaving /; certain that he ad
gone OF, but ~ what direction, why or fof what
purpose, was unknown. The guardian wrote In cv-
cry direction, begging his acquainlances 10 make
enquiries and have a look out for him But no
uSce of him Whatever could be discovered. Seven
years passed away and his fate still remained mys
terry Ia his friends. A short time since, however,
his guardian hoard from some person thsi he was
seen wit'in short distance Of Aieliss an ,l,,s
state. Without the shghlesi delay he started IN
pursuit of the young man and found him in the
nelghborhood Of the place where he had been seen
lie was engaged there in cutting and hauling wood,
had been engaged at that business for several years
and been a steamboat hand on ihe river between
here and Mobile for three years. His guardian
found him with face burnt and tanned with expos
ure to the and weather, and his hands hard from
the effects Of labor.
His guardian told him he mus, come home and
take charge Of his property, for he could not con
,nue 10 take charge Of it any longer lie said he
could not leave then, as the man for whom he had
been working owed him fifty dollars He was al
last however persuaded to settle with his employer
by taking his note. When qDesoned as to his rea-
sons for leaving home seven years before, he said
he did not like 10 60 TO school So during all that
time lie worked hard, away from home and among
strangers, rather than go back les, he should be
sent to school, lie knew, loo that he was worth
property, yet never applied for one dollar Of it,
During his residence in the neighborhood Of Mo
bile, he gained the reputation Of a strictly sober
hard working, prudent and economical young man
Last week he passed through this place on his re-
turn TO Georgia, where a snug property, which has
been aecumulaing under the careful management
Of his honest and faithful guardian awaits him ON
readers may depend upon The truth of wha, we write
Mont. Ala. Advertiser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

III Mr.. Weed, editor Of the Albany Evening
Journal is now abroad, travelling in Europe, and
his letters published in the Journal are exceeding
ly Interesting. particularly those from Ireland The
following extract is taken from one of his letters dat,
ed at Cork
the coach, al several OF the first changes out oil
Dublin was beset by an unusual number of very
importunste beggar women, whose claims were urg
ed sometimes in the most peous accents, and al
others, with an adroness and humor quite amusing
Al Drogheds, the beggars besleged US 10 a way
Which, though embarrassing TO young lady, was
quite amusing to tie other passengers. In handing
this lady into The coach alter dinner, woman APP
preached US saying, Your honor will sure give
something 10 poor, starving widow for the sake o
the sweet lady that owns you To &c, rid Of this
mode OF attack, gave her penny. THIS encour
aged another, who exclaimed, Your hOnors hap
py man, with such beautiful lady by your side
Don't forget poor creature with eight starving
children She got her penny and departed only &c
give place 10 third, who began, Long life to your
honor and to your honor's beautiful lady May you
find the sweet little quite well when you gel
homo This one gave place TO another who com
menced, God bless your honor and long life &c
YOUR honors Jewel OF lady. 1t was lucky day
she made choice of your honor, who is so good L
the poor widows This, to use a cant phrase, wa,
coming i, too strong and the lady exclaimed, &c
away, am not married at all But nothing daunt
ed, she continued, Well f not married already, it:
soon you will be, for you re too good and sweet
lady to lie, his honor be breaking his heart for you.
My small coin was exhausted, and rather than sanC
such fire The lady gave the 5eggar penny her
self, when we were spared further annoyance By
Guards all rghI' TO the coschman, the crack o
whose whip dashed the hopes Of half score Of 9th
, er widows who were gathering for the onset
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

Shameful Abandonment Brcwnson, the
Brownson. Brownson the late high prizes, Of the
modern democracy, BTownson the Jacksonite and
Van Bnrcnhe, Brownson the leader of New Eng
land Loco!ocoism, Brownson the favor,e, this
Brownson has lately been telling some home
truths in the Democratic Review 10 his party. and
is, therefore. without pity or romorse, whistled
down the wind by the Globe, as "A sort Of Fanny
Wright expoundcr of parudoxcs. Mr.. Brown
son p-Aker Gazeiie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

The Er-President al Nec Bed(ord The
Hon. John Quincy Adams, accompanied by Peter
c. Brooks Of Boston, arrived at New Bedford
Thursday evening, at balfpast six O'Clock. He
was received at the depot BY Joseph Grinnell,
whose guest be is and escorted by caAalcade of
young men numbering about fif,y bearing torches
through he principal streets, 10 the residence OF
Mr. Grinncll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

The last Of WashmgfoHS LIFE Guards LEWIS
BoytR patriot OF the American revolution. AID
the last survivor Of Wsshinglons life goards, died
at his residence, near Piqus, Ohio, on Saturday
last, seed about seventy yesr-. lie rode The
white horse with the waT-ssddle equipments Of
Washington. in the great Wing Convention l2!d
FebrUaryl 1870, carrying the banner inscribed,
The Las, Of wsshingion's Life Guards' He was
buried with military honors, and thu P,qua Regis
ter publishes his best euogy, his discharge from
tie army al The close Of the war, from under the
hand Of George Washington.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

dog in New Jersey lately mad lie is said
10 h,ve BEEN in the practice Of carrying HON. every
day locoioco newspaper in his mouth. No won
der he got poisoned.
II the dogs OF New Jersey are trained up 10 ped
die newspapers we can readily account for the sue
cess Of tie locofoco party, in their late electoH'-
neye rihe.ess II Is capital way 10 I'LL OF tie dogs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26
the M A J. ID
r. hlishrG every Z huIsday Morninr.

In ,,s.'s. %. ros's siihe 'ubsey,5crs door s,s5
I..r,,t4 ~ yselagts or tsGsa al fas e6f,e, 81 30
L. lssa Sl.5o
d.. . a5qfifcrs8it % anti added y mol ih,a poia
p.lt--rs BY tie village oa'risr, s2.oo.
Ha.o--,er trrU6ody; Entocrast Your Owr.r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26
vol. A0-.-NUunER n.

t1oH CHINA eotrcspondeu, ofthe Boston
Advertiser wuung from the L S Ship Cour,ll..
ton lying in Manila Bay on tho Cab Of MAY.
says that Just before having Macao Road, the
Commander sent communication to the Viccrpy
ct Canton relative to American ahrrs Tho
Lieutenant 10y whom II was borne was treated
WITH courtesy though no, received IN person -
he Nrefoy IS SAID to appear to be Of opinion
that Americans will ENJOY the same privileges 40
o'het foreigners, wthoui The necessity Of treaty
shpnlauons. aud re,ctatcs the assurance tina, tho
claims OF cur citizens for damages sustained in
the December riot NJ Canton shall be promn,lv
paid at he stipulated time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

DAorkRRorNrI CouNrrRrrITs II is stated
IN the papers hat process ior eounteriefinQ IA.
per money by means Of the Daeuettotype, has
been discovered at Cincinnati lfihis prove. true,
the DAYS of Banking arc numbered rs il will DO
equally impossible 10 detect or proven, counter
fe's. Every bill viii be the exac, FAC smile Of
rs original III every particular Who knows tha,
tbs discovery envy no, work a revolution 10 the
entire commercial world We had hardly mag.
med that parsonage 80 nailed as the king of
day would ever have dabbled in modern 'hnan.
cicringi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
WAGON TRANsPORTATION

M RA n TAND PACKAG LINES
From CUMBERLAND 10 WHEELING
& DUNCAN'S. have established
~ The ahoye Lines. for The Transportation oC
Passengers Merchandise and Packages from Cum.
berInnh To Wheeling. IN connection " i'm IN, Rail
Road TO AID from Baltimore Ia PhInteIphia
wagon Line. (daily) Ihrongh in 4 DAYS
Emigrani & Package Line through i'm az hmm,
On Shuvers Patent Bow Spring Wagons ism.
days excepted
Al present, Emiganr and Package lin. T,;.
week'y-leaVing Wheeling on TUESDAY,. Thur.
day = and Saturdays, At DOL OK p NJ
Leaves Cumberland same days and bour.-
hrceipiing for OILS through 10 RaIim,re ar
rhiI'delphis. aud al Philadelphia or Ballim re
through TO Wheeling
PRESENT RATES,
EMIGRANT & PACKAGE LINE-SeaI. tbro,ab
To Wheeling SO. and l0Olhs baggage ollovycd p
All packages under 33Ihs so cis-Ovc, a, ~.
rate Of 81 so per It's ~ '''
WAGON LlNE-Whesling IN b,rland so ~,
per 100 lbs. Cumberland 10 Wheeling 75 cent,
per 100 lbs. - '0'''
AgsHis-JAMES n FORsYTH& co. IyIs,li,.
JOSi PHI ELDER.
SAM'L NJ SHOEMAKER BaltJ,oy,
DRAKELY 81 FENTON.
PECK g. LORE. phLad,lpbia,
OLIPHANT's e. DUNCAN's.
Proprieiors Cumberland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
NOTICE TO MILLERS AND IVES
TERN MERCHANTS.

ME suosrrIbers having rrmov cd TO their " are.
II house for tie sale Of Country Produce, No.
365 Market street. Philadelphia. spcn con.ign.
mens; liberal advances will he made ON rereipI of
Bill Of Lsding. The situation we now occupy in
The heHn Of the city OF PHILADELPHIA aud ii rsI rate
warehouse give us superior advantages The dis =.
POssl Of Flour, Grain, Hams. Blchu Lard, g. &C.,
BUZBY g. BROTHER.
NJ. 365, Market 81. Philaelphra
We refer 10 s. Brady, Esq "a, hier oi Merchants
and Mechan'cS' Bunk Of Wheeling; John Treyo-,
Fsl, cashier at Philadelphia Bank. md George NJ
TfouIm'n, E-q. cashier Of Western b Ink Of Phila.
delphia tnoy O-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

TYLER MEETlNG.-Ths Trend. or John Ty.
'''' ~ "i'eiy' held meeting, last evening At
VauThall Gardens. There were present on the oc
c"s'on probably some twenty or hiuy persons. ,eve
raj Of whom. d, IL said were oficehoIJer,. and III.
fsmander u not in attendance out Of curiosity. were
doubtless Of thsi class denominated srpecranr,-
IAey organized sner fashion, aud succeeded r.
nally IN passing preamble and resolutions. which
We presume will be forthcoming in due lime. T.
ws' truly en- immense meeting aud svincss the
growing PoPOl'nly ofJOhn Tyler IN B.ltimon-
Bali PAT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

EXPLOSION or A SODA FOUNTAIN. -This
morning. about 10 O'clock. a Copser Fountain 1t
Mr. Geo NJ Aliens Drug Siurc. Of 9th aud
Nam, hSrst wiih great force, carrying away ono
end entirely, young man. Mr. Slrnnll Langiree
and a negro man were engaged IN charging IT,,
and Mr. l. had his close To the iron rUCk which
connects tho fountain cylinder a was buried
IN his forehead to the depth of finger or more.
aud no hopes are entertained Er him. lie will
not probably survive an hour. The negro was not
injured The copper of The cylinder manifest
" too Ih,u and Weak fora Soda FountaIn.-CiA ,
ChrOn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN LOCOMO-
IINES-At meeting Of the Institution of Civil
Engineering IA London. Feb %, ~ discussion was
held upon American locomotive Engines. IL was
slated that the superiority OF the American Lsrumo-
HNes. wis hcIniesIble In n Trial an INCL med
plane, M American BOge" eng me. with a cyIin.
der IL , inches IN diameter. driving wheels feel
diameter, weighing II Ions. conveyed a gross load
oi5l tons up the incline at The raIe of y miles nm
hour, "hile the best oi the Eaglsn engines with
Is inch cylinder, ) feet driving wheels. and weigh.
nag IL TONS drew SO IoHs up the incline the rate
"l s'G miles an hour. Ii stated that the Amer.
can engines consumed a greater amount Of fuel than
The EnSish .-PTOu Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
COMMIssIONER,s sALE-

IN CHANCERY.-Stanbery & Houston,
-,
Thomas Jones g. others
Under ,ider and by virtue Of the decree pronounced
~ lls cause, az the late intermediate tcTrn ~ a.
Circli Superior Court Of Law and CbanSeys ~
pnio county. ] shall offer for sale. an he Sonr,
Nus NUS OF Ohio county, 81 Monday the fret ssv eff
cb,,y,. IL a. Ns45D Pew number 90 IN : Matthews
BY SAID Thomas Jones ~ e"0 "Rea
ENMS-A credit Of twelve months--tbe ppy.
Io,s Ewing ooPd vii good security, bearing in
III IIsH me date thereof and the tItle retained
unlll The purchase money Is paid
W MITCHELL, y Sheriff azd
a' - IN Commissioner IN this behaI
me sale ct The above properly IL postponed until
Saturday The goth inst
w mitchell l., d. sheriff and
may Commissioner in this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

DEATH IN THE WOODS The Bangor Gaz
ellie gives an affecting account uf a death by star.
Naiion.ln tn" forest, near LInrius Maine. Two buys
whose names nre not mentioned, left their home
near u e above named village, IN pursuit OF deer
Ater huning IA the wDpdsu nIl. late they startled o.,
lheIr return home hu discovered that they had
lost Their way. Night overlook them, and they
were Obliged Ia fennIn where they were upun The
Sno" iilI morning. when cold auI hungry, they re-.
'Hmed Their wInJernss for the day. BIi darkness
"gain came upon Them, aud they were obliged To
pass u ugh! upon the snow.
Az dawn on The IhITd they started once more M.
on lheIr uncertain journey; hut before night one of
mem SANK d1wn upon his snow shoes ~ a slaie of
complete exhausiaIun. The other berg slro ger.
KEEP on. hoping l. meet some ole To whom he co mid
chmnnlchie The situation of his curnpanipn and ot
'e' 9Th reat he'd lumbcrman's camp; but he yya an
overcome that for sumo lime he was unable to give
any acc 'uni Of whit had taken place When he
hhd In measure recovered, he suited in what man.
her he had lett his companion, and several men i'm.
"iedaieIy went ~ scar Ia Of bin. They found INN
nat he was dead lie had fallen backward from
me position ~ With he had been left and evident.
~ MA breaihed his last but n shOri lime before
lie was not irUzcn-his limbs were hardly sirfTened
no had evidently died from starvation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PARTY.-Mr Aada6on;
The Naturalist. With party Of FIVE friends. left ST
Louis on the 2Srh Of Apul, in the American Fuf
Csmpnnyis steamboat Onsgai for the mouth Of the
YELLOW S,une Riyef. II will be a most Interesting
expedition Ia hun and his companions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

Through The poItensss Of Messr. Stephenson and
Ha'"eh "e have received the April number Of
The BULLErN or MEDICAL SctENcE-.Ed,rsd 10
John Bell NJ D., Lectsfer on Nfnera NIe,l,co .,,,t
Therapeutics Fellow VI the College Of Pby.,c,.u.
Of PhIIadelPhis; Member Of the Ameucsn Pbilo.
sophIcal SOcieiy, &c. DC. sc.
How The publishers Of the Bulletin Of Med,,sr
Science. acute aud experienced US they nrs IN IN.
business. can furnish their subscriber. hummer ev
cry month consisting ui 80 large octave pages. IN
small yet clear type, double columns nakisg q vol.
u'ne al Tie ens Of The year oi between Tour snd i've
hundred pages, equal to eight hunsred Of comu,,p
OooNs' Of dollar year, u o matter Of surpft.s IN
The uniniusied. Toe physician D. not bound 10 m.
guire into thoir profits; bot u must be o, b,,, ,
question Of some moment ~ know that he can ,,,.
cure Tor % small sun, Journal in which all ,bs
medical discoveries and detsll. uf practice Of .py
moment lgo'hsr win biographical notices Of ps,,.
y every now medical work. will he found.
Subscribers ~ Bells Select Medical Lis,,,v %.
oe'e me Nu"e'ln without any charge addit,onsl
to the subscription price Of the iormer work. Tn.
Library /" published quauorly--eaeh number c,,,.
'isIing On some subject u medicine. at five dollar.
= year "a advance. The January rusber cyc..,,.
Of Ptohsr o. re Ear, with numerous li,bog,.,,;,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

SAVERE HAIL STORM IN WEST JERSEY.
Tho zee fell in Jumps the Of gcons' eggs Tor
ID minutes. un Thursday. IA IIaa",er Furnace Bur.
Insinn county. The windows uf tie place " ere
all broken and the buds were strip ped from many
ni the trees. The same afternoon II hail storm pas
sed over Lancaster in Ihi. State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

PLEA or iNSANfTY.-The Newark Advert.
ser gives ~ the best specimen Of this plea We have
seen
SAN said tender carried mother 10 her lit.le
son, whist on earth DID YOU throw that ku.
ten into The we'll iorl' ooh coz was sfaEyr' en-.
10 your mo, you sweet lule cherub"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

Iie Ne" Jersey conference Of tho Methodist f.
p''copal Church odjouned on Tuesday after 4. sps.
SION OF one week. The next meeting Of ihlI b,dy
" 70 be at Trenton. on the lTlh Of April The in.
c'e''e "I church membe'. ~ nhIn The bounds Of The
conference during the FIRST wear, was sghI thousand
Tour hundred and iorty eight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
RELIGIOUS CONVENrION r. -

RELIGIOUS CONVENTION The General
Assembly Ut The PreSbyIerirn Church in the UusI
S'a'eS OF America lid scspoD will assemble IN The
Ceh'rai church. m Philade lphra, on Tn .r.Jav
n'fn'"s The lo.h May. DR. Edgar, Of Nashville
mousfaior q The las assembly. will preach the
Pehhg discourse. The new sChnol Assembly will
assemble in The ls church ON the .ome Ja, 49,,
sermon Will be preached by Dr. WIsn.r. The Penn.
syiyania Episcopal Convention VIII meet In s,
Andrtw's' Philadelphia, on the 9th OF MAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

Lord Brougham sand that England was under re-.
0osh'Lahces To Keep peace IN III e sum OF $500 600
OOO' TIE amount u her national debt Alison saws
',''' 'he immense Debt under which Eng land now
""sgens inconsistent with the maintenance sfthe
contracted. " WI"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

plates The April number AHd,ors cliais-Dis.
case Of hs CheH. making large and closely prin.
ted volume.
Stephenson and lIaswcll Of this city are the agent.
for this section Of country. and the work can be CT.
Umintd at their store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
% o = q = G az ID u

Benjamin p Smith, Esp. Tor long time Casino,
"f'he CONNIE rcial Bank Of Philadelphia. died in
hat city on Friday morning last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

The New York Journal Of Commerce saws,
I'VE are happy to learn by rertIenc, r,,,, ..
rious cOunnes IN Western New York G,,, a..
wheat looks uncommonly reIl-in l,cr. bef,., ,t,,.
before The lODgconllnusd snow Ia, J.,,. !,
god" D''e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

The Richmond Compiler states that
no material injury TO the wheat crop
would be sustained Ia consequence Of the
late lreshet ~ James River.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

SlllPMAN.-The Louisville Journal says Ships
Inn The foil and Lnave. came up ia the Vigilnni.
on n voluntary trip To Philadelphia. No officers
" III him and no IespOnslble for h is appear:
nnre
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

1T is impossible, amid The conflicting rumor. that
prevail here touching every thing connected with
me adm'n''r'IIon 10 predict with any certainty a.
I" ~hu will 10 The successors Of The retiring minis,
iers Messrs Cushing Stevenson. Cas-, DaIIs. and
host OF others spoken Of in ronnecIisn with tho
various cubinci cffices
THE o Department will probably bo tenJer.J
to Mr. Neil Of Ohio. The determination Of ia.
Pre'ident 10 invite this gentleman to preside over
iAIs very important branch Of the government is
spoken Of with the greatest confidence MIR Neil
IL warm persunal and political friend Of the Pe..
dent md ever since the famous era Of bank yetoes
has been one Of his mn.t ardent and prom men,
supporters. Should Mr. Neil accept thi, place. he
Will make a most valuable and efficient officer Ri,
prasIleal acquaintance with the machinery of thi,
department. growing ont Of the intimacy Of relation
necessarily Sub'sIrng between it, and one who Ia,
Tor 50 long period been as distinguished . mail
contractor a. has Mr. Neil-hs sterling judgement.
invleiols industry and indsmnabe energy. united
ne they are too with boldness Of purpo., and IN.
heGibiliy ofresolution that have never BEEN kuovn
To cover or yield in The most trying crcumasnce.all
LEHMAN To the responsIhle Office Of VI General
Indeed This department, connecIeI as il 10 more
directly than either Of the other branche, IF the
government with Ire every day interests of the
people requires in uS presiding officer. The same
elements that are TO be invariably found, IN men
distinguished for habits Of practical suIness s.,oei
aied Of course. with untrinE industry, honest or
purpose and Independence Of character. lii,
very unfit Ih'nIre for either the visionary or mere
politician. lis operations are too closely Identified
WIN The interests Of The whole county 10 bs prop
erly placed under the control Of sny orhs, than
one whose experience il both vast and in The biyb.
est degree practical Every thirg about tho depor.
menl - eminent practical. requiring in its bend
PrompInss' ofsIsrOn, snd courage thai will max.
' operation bend to the rru. interest. Of IN. eoup
Try Shall Mr. Neil accept you will End that n. !,
IN every respect pseolirly fitted Tor me dspauBsn,
and 'hal he administration Of ils sfir,. will b. d,
highest degree honorable 10 himself and useful 70
the county"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

CAN now sell the greatest bargains Tor CASH
90 he way of Broad ClDihs. Cassimeres and ev.
cry description Of gentlemeus' SUMNER WEAR,
ever oHefei "a lhls city w r SELBY.
mBy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

The Commissioners OF all the counties
OF Massachusetts, excepi Franklin, have
refused TO grant licenses to sell ardent
spirits.