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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
REvENuE IRON cusroMs-rh. \ Yorb

REVENUE FROM CUSToMS-T6e n York
journal OF Commerce says, 1.-The amount u rrr,enue
accIuiag at oar custom house during Tho current
quareI, will ~pmhably he larger han in any quluer
during the IasI FIVE years"
u Illus appears that while oar existing tariff -
well adapted for pruieruou i, answers mrst admira-
bly, for revenue alsn. The industry OF the c uniry
is uuusrng ITSELF every branch or~bu,iness is reviving:
new activity il infused into the fradei prof. ely ~
approaching in value; and the same system Of we'll
adjusted protective duties which has proIuccd Ihc>o
happy reoiis is also operating to Gil tie Treasury
with an abundant revenue.
Practical results often overthrow the mosi fngch'-
Gus theories The opponents ni pricctinn have been
ia The hahir nfcrnlending that the moment PrniecnoH
begins in a tariff Of imrosr duties. revenue must
cease Iu n CORE pnnding extent. Hence. According
10 this iheny. protection and revenue are IN cnnn'ct
AM cannot be reoonciled; vet in point Of fact ne such
difficulty is eIpvreu,ed. The present tariff sail d"
fes the friends Of prrtection aud at the srme time
yirds a eond re tthue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

Dining microbes ASH
NOBODIES@At.hen | first cane was
nation proud of that t1le, the Apaehec
now | AN hadplhed MS no,hin' Only tie
Attache, and III tell you why. Tie
great gUns aud bag bugs, have 10 take il
IA each Others LADIES', 50 these. old ones
have to herd tugethef, We'll, the nobo.
dies go together loo, aud sit iorelher
and I've aSeFyeA H.ese. nobodies are the
~pleas"Hte~t people I-table, AID thew
have the ~Ple8sdntest pieces, because
they sit down With each other aud are
plaguy bad to.get sonfebody to talk too.
Some ody can only visd somebody, but
nobody can 20 any where, and therefore
uoboIy So = and knows twice as nuch.
as somebudy doeS, sSd1us6odFes most be-
asked lt-tey are as:stay45 asa pump:
bat nobodtes need'ni and never ai2 uh-
Iesslhey arc spley sett Or folks, so You.
are sure of :hem, and they have al the
fun and wit oGthe he al their eend.
and no mistake, would take a LILLE if
they would give irto me. for il [ had one
should have a Eat Md purblind dowa-
ger detailed on me 10 take into dinner
aud what the plague is Ler Jewels and
l1ces aud sskS aud saltIns, aud WIS To
mel As tits. | have u chance to have
a gall-to take in that's a Jewel herself
one -thatdOn't want no scttiu' of, and
carries her diamonds IN her eyes, and So
On. I've told oar minister not to intro.
duce me a~senvAstacAo any more, , buI
as 8lr NobSly F1mthe State of Nuthin-
an America, tka1S HGtRr GsIa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
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The following dialogue is from INC
ashIngton Globe.
10 Kendall's Ezpositor the Globe is
rs Intercepted.
= 81. We will support Mr. Tyler a.
gemst Dir. Clay, they being the only
candidates: aud vii not the GI0le.'
The Globe wiil support Bcither.
y. We viii support Mr. Tyler, Il thc
nominee Of the Democratic National
Convention: and UIil not tic G'0ysg'
The Globe will not indulge a suppO
EItiOn 50 derogatOry 90 the democracy.
TO suppose that the Democratic parry
may nominate Nr Tyler for the Prcsi.
dgncy, is 70 suppose tiaiiiis destitute Of
20 ilitai princip e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

Tie Cleveland Daily Herald OF the
Both uIt. says.
he Canal receipts 10 day are 1900
bushels. Wheat, 2.s36 barrels Of Flour
and $40 bushels Of corn,
Since yesterday. report, the sales OF
wheat are 5000 bushels at 81 cents.
E'OOO at S2-rents, and 100 at 8OA cents,
the last price being now with diff .ultv
obtained.
Flour is offered freely at 81. without
buyers. Asaie oji3Oo bushels Of oorn
from store-is reported at 36l cents.
How this Federal Wing Tafiu is ruin.
tng the Ohio Farmers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

CURIOUS CALCULAI1ON-we know not
Who vus The curious author OF the following calcu
lalicn respecting d.elerics. II exceeds in The ,iu-
gulariy Of detail. all the rum aud tobacco statistics
we lave met with.
! have been married % years. drring which time
| have received frorS The HANDS Of my wife three
cups Of coffee each DAY. two in the muruing and
one at night, makicg 5OiO cups ofhalfa punt each.
ar nearly 20 Aarrsis of 80 gallons each. weighing
1880 lbs or nearly Q tons weight. Yet for that
period | have scarcely varied myself IN weight
from 100 los. II Will therefore 10 seen Ih-, I have
drouk "a c''fee alone 2lS times. my own weight -
am no, much nf a m'ai eaIer yet presume. 1
hive consumed about . ounces y day. which IN Ike
6SO9 lb, or about ton oxen. or ur | have con.
sumcd IN the thirty two years s,meWhere about
fifty barrels. For twenty years of this time TIP lp
1881, | have irInk two wine glasses of brandy
each day. making 900 quarts. The Port WINE,
Madeira, Wh'skey, Punch, &c. I am not ahlc to
count, but they are not large. la c ,a~mpaigne have
been extremely moderate. as | ind from my balls
that ! have p'rd tor - bnske's IA The last - years,
which Is nhnui une bottle a week nal this Is npl
oil consumed 10y me. When We take ,rln the ac.
count all The vegetables IA addition, such - potatoes
peas. asparagus. slrtWhe rrirs. cher irs, apples. pears.
p aches, raisins. 81. the arnnun' co - med 10y an
individual Is most euorm ns n ~ nv body la.
her n renewed more than / tiG,s u 30 years. ami
taking it for erauIcC that the water. ct which
have drank niue -cIs mer, " - a dllucnr. yet al
taken together, | cOuclu'e that I h " C nsumed o.
- years about the weight ol ll00 mru vi 80 III,
each! Tins Is small when COMPARED 10 The german
Diners. Fn.ca RcsDice.
SAMUEL F vrVrnu. Who 80 long aud ably repre-.
senied OHIO IN Congress hrtei1fDrr. has been nomi
mated by the Wing, IA The SciJtU Dsltici. and wi
doubtless Ice elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

TIE FOURIER COLONY III Pennsylvania. il
mus described by a correspondent OF the GusIen
Demucra:-.TweiV miles west olNiiIfu,J IN PLo
county Is situated thc Interesting society of Sylvan.
ians. They number 100 souls, and are located nm.
on a tract OF Wild land, Consisting Of 1900 acres
Ihey are represented 10 he the disciples Vi Fuuuer
-ho'pitabie aud industrious. EMU, ins lhe m,uper
J" common and living ns one family. under whole.
som ID RAJ re'iraID's, The President uiIhr Sc, ~
10 an l"''i'geni gentleman we'll calculated Ia i'm.
press favorable views ufIhe Society. An s,cr.,o,
aud ]rolIIcai views are freely tolerated. Iua.mucb =.
lhey do not interfere with The soc,ety. Ministers
u the gospel, Of Whatever denomination. ore iuJ,s
cnmIHn'oly invited 10 preach. Certain hours are
seiapgH iuF labor, study AID rest: aud every Tues
DAY evening Is devoted 10 balls. There are as.
i"o more ]socielies located ia different paris IN IN,
community. Their joint Iabors may do much 10 i'm.
prove The country"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

TIE CHARACTER OF AN HONEST LAW.
fEk'-lu Tie "Charucrcr Of an Honest Lauyero
phnird lHIihk ~ 1896. il is sarI anon, 1,ber
things 'HIalhn is one that practices the I,y =,
MOTTO lorgel The gospel bat always wears a. cousciepr
as We'll ASA gown. lie weighs the cause m,,e rboo
gold' and u uPt Will not bear The rouch. his gene,.
Gus sc"rn puts back tIe fee. Though he knovs ali
The Criticisms Of his faculty and The nice su,r,c,,.
docs OF Practice. yet he never uses them. eycen,
D" a defensive way, 90 countermine the pl,ts or kp,.
ycryi Tor be elects not the deyilsh sLII of ont boc
Hlng Hnht. nor aims ~ The shameful glory of mo.
sug a bad cause good; hut with canal rop,,nr,
hlics The VOLTS study aui The dogs elqoeuce ana
oisdSins 10 grow great by chicaucry, or build b,m.
sell i"rlune N The spoil Of the oppressed. or rbe
rum OF The widow srd orphan. He has more reys.
renee tor The prDicssI0u than 10 dehiurh o. e., ma.
righteous purposes. aud bad r1thef be dumb b,r \,
''lef bs tongue 90 pimp Tor injustice. ar club his
paris 10 bolster 90 o. cheat" I bJpc every on, ~
'ep''ies'''" nos i'sen tbs a. heart. bot iIuor let
"o man "o" reject g., fr % Is @ mighty le.s,p u,,,
each que Ufthcm should learn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

in''n crowded o0uiHus u New York civ. sat
'' T" JUG ''"o te Stuu, Wi5cu VA cDmiar down
boz hJuj. sl Gee rse. entered. and .y.s h..
r a]uipruhly W JeI. DIAN bee look fws bj. No..
cong "N' 300 o .nrner mItrh igmuus f.s Isra,
no '',.'.4 ls burning oI'reuiy Go la, -estr. ls. Id.
ief p'4nns 'H "a ten volumes OF coo o.. he ,s-.
iuie.y tool 'ie anomrrluou from BIZ tps. l,gE.J
round nIfm hIs fellow p~1ssrurcrs with a glt.g8,y.-
i' a"lsni9 hail mtr5roF luyely. May he sm,sm,..
offensive To- come oi youF Yes yes. iameJsrry
'@t"'yeu Que" VOICES. Welt said The ssEr,
'sH' p'l''s us seg'f between Doe bye and pulling
away, at % igf dee. lae. lg u conc M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

PRISONERS ESCAPED-The Richmond Wing
oiIhe 9Th inst says:-Ye understand that on Wed.
uesday night iasr,3 ~ isoncrs made their escape lmm
confinement 10 The jail q Henrco county. by cut
ing a hole ihrJugh the walls uf Inc jail-FIeicher
Heath, charged will murder. whose trnl by change
ct venue 10 The county oC Chesterfield. was shortly
"a cnme on-Thomas Cuckc awaiting his trial on the
charge OF kiduapping-aud John Sheridan for un.
unlawful gaming.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

You want a tariff Ia pTutecIalI interests. you say
aug 10 afford adequate get H"i excessive Revenue
AL rght sr The present is just such a rar,fra, won
describe ia every respect. aud imqus.s much luwer
u"hes on most articles Than those vuled Tor nv Van
Du'en, Wright, Benton, Dlckers,n, &c, IA 1925
That II does not injure Commerce or diminish Rev.
ehue The state Of the coanIry aud Of lhe Treasury a.
%bundanrly prove. Then what are you growing at?
" \ Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
aTEEkiEG DilhY TINES.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1919.
FoR PREsIDENT ~ 1874.
III T. y az Y A ".
FoR NicE ~PRrsDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MAssAcHusrrrs


MAIL fAILURE-The eastern mail not srri-
wing at five O'clock On Friday evening. wo .huc,y
that something must be wrong in the Raj. Road a.
The mail never fails unless the cars lail Ut GUNNER
and. On Saturday morning a mail came in lr,,
Cumberland with the follow ing note on the way.
bill. o the. last evening nh excessive heavy rain
50 swelied The waIer.i in one OF the mountain ra,ipes
about - miles eaA Of this place, as to wash ON,
one OF the -rail road culveHs. The train Of cars
going east. len here yesterday afternoon. and Ina.
returned. stating that a pouiOn of the mad Is ais,
washing Out } miles West Of uarperis Ferry which
also caused the western lrain to return 10 Balnmnr,
II Is hoped however, thai the road viii be securely
adjusted ngain Io day, aud The ram run again As
usual.
On Saturday during The night the mail from rh-
cast arrived. bringing good portion Ollbe papers !,
that and tho previous day.
fne'Bi umure American states that three culvert.
about three mics from IIarper's Ferry wee partl,
destroyed hy tho rise in the streams over uhich
they were built. and a large portion of an embaHk.
mentHenr SuIder,s mill was swept away. la one
4Place. The rail road lnck. y the extent ofabour
fseveniy feet, wns carried III, and IA another place
between two and three hludred feet Of tie track
were destroyed.
Twas disO reported ut Harper's Ferry, that con.
siderable damage had been dine 10 the Winchester
Railroad but The extent Of Ihe INJURY had uol been
ascertarred.
The lain from York, due at seven. p NJ. had not
arrived at half past nine. There is reason +, fear
that Ih's road may aIso have been damaged by the
rain.
The mail due last evening arrived during the
night and u.eFe NIiI be no lurher GelcuriOu On the
road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
coon LICK

"If give you %nlice," srid- a man in
power TO an aPlp1cuht for place, .swill
sou aid the party ia CARVING out its
Drinciplesp
II should do so most Willingly" said
the other, ''but ldo'net believe the par.
~ has got any principles 10 carry out, "
They both winkcd, aud .applli thels
lhumOs 70 the POIat ~ lheir roses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

iHzRE's--a place -on the Jersey
shore, where the children arc ga. fat and
greasy, that hey hays tr be rolled ia
sand TO keep them from slipping out OF
bed We know ola place In limbs,
"here thcy are 50 thin, that nobody but
"a cross eyed man can see them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

4 young man named Saunders. clerk ~ ibe house
Of Austin, Wilmsrdng a. Co. Of New York. forged
$4,000 dollars. and drew the money. lie made an
eaorr 10 get IN hoori The Great Western before she
sailed, bur failed. and is probably still ~ the city
a large reward has been offered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

FATHER MATTHEW'S CONVERSION AND
STORY-Farh,r Nlouhew IA a conversation with
Mr. LEWIS Tappan SAIL he himself VAS induced To
lake lhe Temperance Pledge 10y the persuasion oi
one " rlsam Martin. WIN had iur "a luns time 5eru
urging him to de- 50 lie Was At that time an hum
HE. obscure Catholic Priest. aud suun after he had
signed he began 10 preach upon the subject to h.
liulo hock. A { first ouiy a few of hs Congregation
came to hrm To- receive The piedge-th,n others a.
brut the ueighbOrhOod; then they began Ia come
from places ten. fifteen. and twenty miles distaut.-
lie finally concluded that II would he less trouble
lnr him TO 20 to the people than u would be Tor the
rsople 10 cvme tu him. and he began To make short
excursions about the country. administering the
| pledge Ia thuSe who werU willing tu receive It. lie
Was then Invited To | limerick. and upon his arriving
there, instead nj indiug lnur or five hundred people
TO speak Ia. a. he expected. there were tuo hundred
H,cHs1Hd assembled. anxiously awaiting his arrival
HIS Bishop. seeing the great excitement ne Was
producing, Went and demonstrated with him and
told hun he was departing from his line Of duIy.--
Don't YOU know" said The Bishop, ''ihot The null
cans do more tu sustain our religion Than any bHly
elsef' yes replied father Matthew "and know
that your brother l. the greatest disulIer IA the ruun.
Try; and | know too that n is more important 10 Sc
cure the health and happiness and peace orour peo
ple, than n i 10 huild up he Roman Cathulic rel.
clon.' FinCing that he had nothing bat opposition
10 expect from his d shop, he Immediately wrnie 1,
the Pope, who sent hrm hack a highly enrunm ,iu,
teller, with a commission appointing hrm "yicar
Apostolic, which took hun entirely OUT Of the jrrls.
dicliin OF The Bishop, and made him responsible Tot
hs conduct 10 The one. Father Mguhcv tul,
Nj Tappan that three luuuhs Of The people Of iur
land had taken the pledge, and That not more than
one IA five hundred had brokcn II. Tue number q
Mr. Tappans ccrllicnie was > 2Sl ,92l! la admin
is'ertng tie pledge, The peUple-mrn. women an,
ch'dren-hnee!ed down ma row, end the wome,
10 rising Would often hold up the r babies for Farh
er NJ. To hiss. which he invariably did. ~aIt.onyl
iheIr liI!e iacos were often rather SmuIty. lie wpuI,
plough DIRT Ia de- good. he SAID, at any time. Nj
Iappan asked him what would he the result. IN IN.
"pinIon, OF the present repeal movement to the psu
pie OF Ireland! lie answered, very srgnifcu!Ily
tor he Is man Of few words) They viii get equa
avs SIR The above Is irOm a longer account II
lac ny Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

CINCINNATI ARTISTS ABROAD-Er,o,,
oi o letter from o Naval Ogicsr no Venice. a, hi.
trend {" nhis city. "Alr Kelraa fs often uu, mi
Tie Is Incoming qule Distinguished 10 his pr,fe..ir,
'"I o, immouaiizing himself 10y bH successuI con
frs 1f Gffgu. ~
''nrn"Ha ls 5raIly h"nured hy her our.t. Pow.
s' Tue best -ruIp'"f no." 90 Europe. aud Kellogg.
p palmer Of uuIDgbteJ gcuils and falept vII -
her Known amongst the Admirers Of Cue Fine 49,
throughout i1lv.
What a rise mf Puwers fr,m making Dor fyp,c.
90 Cincinnati. he stands pre- eminent srorg tb.
scHIptors 81 fiDrence and is smp'dyei nv rre M,
Nsall1y FuE.esu E.Spe'-g4 G4-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

a COOL REEEPTiQNGMR, BEN
NETT AND Q'CONNELa-At a repeal
meeqnentipubltH on the nh, a person
who had FOR some nme been sitting be
side Mr.. O'CQnnell, addressed a Mr.
Steele. aud handing him his card re-
quested an Introduction to Mr. O'Con.
nell. Mr Steele accordingly presented
the card aud animated that Afr Gordon
Bennett, ofNcw York, was present. Mr
O'Conne ! replied: lie is u person with
whom can have nothing to do-he is
the editor at the New Yvfk lie rtdd, one
OF the ttlostidftuTous gazcttes eyef-prin-
teo, and / SRGl have nothing To say 10
him. This SAYS the re1urtcr, Twas
a reception that Mr. Bennett did moi
c~ountu2oa, aadr he forth with proce. del
TO take AIS derlrtnfe. The room bel, q
very !uIl, his movement was much rerar-
ded; but by The aid OF TIE chairman he
struggled out, amid the groans Of Tue
meeting.
MIR OConnell observed at this meet
ing, that as some Of the papers were
already d scussing his plan OF a c O
cIIIative assembly" he would remark
that he had not yet decided what his
plan should Ae,e but he pledged himself
l. bring forward one before the. end ci
the present year. haf ShouH be in strict
accordance ~ih the larS. The rent was
not 10 be announced till the Sth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

THINGS AND TIMES IN NEW YORK.-ThR
Tribune of Thursday SAYS, The Hotel, nre now
thrung"d 10 overflow Iug. Business N The CITY Is We
~ brisk, md lhore have seldom II ever ia the
absence uf any specra l interest been more slrungers
amongst US Than al present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
THE GREAT FoRGER IN III,

TIE GREAT FORGER IN LONDON-Tn.
New York papers stale lhaI police officer B J. Hays,
VII" accompanied DIN er NJ Lowudes to London -tu
reclaim and bring back hIiher The msH called John
Clinton, VINO was there arrested charged w:Ih sun.
dry extensive %inrgerres in New Orleans aud the
Western Silies has wfIIicn from London under dale
81 August lS. 10 his father. stating that as Clinton
was 10 be Examined on that day at | O'clock. he
(Hays) was sent Tor To attend the examination, that
he found same forty or fifty Dersnns ~ the room. and
he immediately selected out Clinton from among
Them, whom he knew as an old offender, named John
Reed formerly Of tins city, who had been tWIce in
lle Stale Prison of This Stale, once ia thai of Boston
aiid once. III New jersey out Of which he broke aud
escaped, aud To which he YET owes five years OF ser
vice. Ihe examination proceeded, aud Judge
Lowndes and a MIR Cuquodale ofNew Orleans we're
examined. ihe latter al whom deposed that Clinton,
Was in New Orleans at The lime Of the iurgeHes-
The evidence was. however, deemed sufficient, and,
al The instance II the counsel ia the case, Mr. Bush.
The prisoner was remanded to he examined on the
3lf OF October Ia nhIrI Opportunity for other wit.
ntsses from The United States 10 be produced. Eng.
land appears 10 he as carelu l our own authouue,
were ~ The care Of Christina GIlm0ur-Bqh Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
VENDTF.

ora large F7OcG II ShesD and Her choiecG u
select sock.
ON tn sday ise 3g day Of October ncxi, at
~ the farm OF The late SIm'i SprJ-g. Esq. four
M les from Wheeling, / shall proceed 10 sell tn
stock "i h'rs,s, cattle, hogs and shecp,-aisJ.
far ming utensils, wh,a', hav IN the STACK. a
Ia &c crop ul :uTn iu the field and J,her articles.
TINS stock Of cattle, hogs amt sheep, are of he
most imp ruyed breed. The sheep, consisting of
a flock oi asCut ]uIaUteeH nunureu, exclusive Ola
large number o! capital bucks, are believed To
be mo I'll, yuun aud Of tXrellcnt quality. f NJ, III
40 aud SaNOny blood. Persons wishiIg To-
improve their stocks Of cattle and hogs would
do well to attend the sale. A number OF choice
b. rkshIte stock hogs aud pigs can be had sinyIy
or by pairs. Among Tins stock Is a most select
and splendid lot oi mich cows. calves and he
fers OF DWrham and other approved breeds, toge-
ther with Two capital TWO wear old bulls by San
Ia Anna.
On al! sales over five dollars n credit of nine
months viii he gwen, the purchasers giving az
prpv"d negotiable notes wit gCgd re uuty.-
q ECr particulars Of sale viii b. made known M
the une. JA'OB EJr,yor
The BelmoRt Chronicle, Stcubcnvilie Herald.
Wells urSh Transcript. Marshall Beacon and
Washington BerOrtsr, will please publish I'D ami
- anu charge 'h's ONCE sep Its
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

Marsh was once Travelling IA a Stage coach. and
"as much annoyed 10y a gurrulous old maId. After
ascerlainin- his name, she inquired n lac toe onECd
ln such anI such Il family of Marshes. M, madam
! a." not, Nor To any other family IhuI yuu know,
was MS reply, m sharp and abrupt tunes. 'On,' says
lac ahIiquIled virgin, there's So much ucld ahuul
y"u, | Suplosc ypu spruag from the Cunbury marsh
e.. III di". madam vas The pruupu rclurI, .'m
III S'"'e Ter a goose Tue Indy was silent The res,
Ui the journey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

WHERE ARE YOU BOUNDw-The editor o
The Us Philadelphia GazerIe has taken aGvant &c
Of the season Tor he fashionable iuur. aud IN due
course he has been as far as Niagara describing what
he saw en- route in several pleasant letters 10 ais
dear arm cho''.'> Whsnh stopped At Schenectady,
there was quite a disturbance among the passenger
who were SEPARATING 6r various destinations. a, d
whilst observing the scene, The following circun.
s'q9ces occurred. Which he rslales ia hS usual vein
~ guie' huRQr: -
While was Standing so'iary at distance from
'he groups around rue, I noiiced = weI7 dressed ppr.
s'h leaving y stHlh company that he had said Sumo.
Tang TO. aHd coming directly towards me Wbc,
ne had sa'uted me wnh much courtesy he sold.
MY deaS sIr. are y"u'fur Sarah TpgucF
we heslIaicd Co give sn answer, not TccolIectir,
me ''dy "huse Hatur he mentJned. add unwilling
u" di1a'0~ plEatischment, provided she Was worby
OF special Tegsud. ..f 10y
- you 60 Tor Sarah Toruer said ne
Vow W had company nesr me, { dad not like IN
'nfhe So Spen a cputcssI,ni aud as the gcurstngp
seemed u BEEN a bury 4 remarked, 4 can't say tbst
g ir Sarah PJguc entirely, but J go Iu Tor iJer,y
Clay, hczu and hama
'ihai-ugbt' SAID he' 'ahurrah hr Claw hyf I
'"ns' see "ho'ssiOS sarah ToEae; and uu Two nip.
1''' , heard Che cell ring, and save a car Start Of
FOR Saratoga.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11

The Wings Of Savannah. Georgia. have secured
an entire victory III their municipal election. after
n hurd aud we'll fought field; having elected eleven
Add men on Of fourteen u is a fail puuy con.
test aud q fall parry vote.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-11
81 feet water m lac Channel Rising.
PORT OF WHEELING
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

irriUaLs and D,parfarss Of Boofs Ior me last IS
hours, ending yesterday at 1 o'ciock. Pm
ARRIVALS.
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DEPARTURES.
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