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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
Sonnet! Pool and others.


TLEGtNIA-IN tmANcEgy--At Rules held
IN The clerks 'Ufice at The Circuit Snperior
"I of Law and chancery for lhe county of Ohio,
the month of August 1915.
shnrrHh Jacob. administrator oCihc estate ofS,m.
''I SPfieg dece.s d, Complainant.
against
r" D'hs'fs7 md Others, DEFENDANTS.
Tho Defendant John Richie. net having entered
aPpounnce aud gwen security according TO tho
oi assembly mud the rules of This couri, md il
bearing by satisfactory proof thai he is mol an M
hiiani OF The commonwealth of Virginiu.-On mo.
III "i ilie complainant by counsel. il is ordered
al the sold defendant dn appear here on The first
~ OF The mex Term. and answer lhe complainan's
'I' and lhaia copy of This order he forthwith inser-
va an some newspaper printed in lhe city Of Vice.
ing Tor Two months success.vely, and pasted oil tho
Ironi dc"r olihc court house of Ohip county.
a copy Ieste, ALEX Il LAlDLEY, clerk.
a +. aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
Er,m IA. L,n,ch Err

fi'Ht tItf LVHtH. IlTTs
A VISIT TO SILVER SPRiNG ."-F p
BLAIR IS iortunate i'm his historian. Appcllcs
was not a better painter tlnn is the editor of
ihe Court Journal. when the inspiration is nm
on him. II amy one doubt it, let him turn io
a tate nu'nb,rot the Washington Union. which
relates how the editor. cutting the acouaint.
ance OF printersdeyils,i determined tobrcathc
IIe fresh airo tn country" at the mamiGc-
rnt residence oiF. p. Biair.-thc fruit ofthir-
i'el years plum cr' Of the public treasury.
and known By the musical title of Silver
spring 1--WE marvel. knowing his iondness
i'f ile yellow boys, that he had not named
ID lle Golden Fouutaiu)
After dwelling, with unaffected DELIGHT
upon tA' Wang! and tIIc wines. and the deli
,i'u5 fruits, which gaced the round table Of
lh' iala organ OF LocuiOcoism. One Count Eii.
'"f visits th" Spring. which. 81 seem. Give.
nam, to- Che EX.EditJr's splendid farm. arndst
~ ''cb Of which "is "a marble statue orcy.
'i'ii' beauty ga ps'jte Venus. rising from
A' path. We af. .iau favored with da,.
.,iP,i"l oi a iu" mill. ,h. isIm.g.u-a and stall.
hiI ct with "npbla animals ofins finest breed
.H' I@lTl' ant other apprulaees with which
wealth, o. enabled To- ,doru aui s.nb. Jlish tlc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
nm MlIlTE EASIS

THE WHITE BASlS.-At q meeting OF the
! citizens of Rockbridge county held at the court
h'os3 on the ith inst, GES. DpRNhN prcsi
ding, S. Med. MooRE, as chairman OF a com
mittce appointed lor the purpose. reported res
o%lutIous and memorial 20 the General As
s'mbly on tn subject of a reform of the Con
sltuion. Thes' resolutions AMI memorials
were unanimously adopted. They express,
the decided wish of The people of Rockbrdgc
TO have such u ch1nge in the Constitution a.
shall distribata political power in a just ratio
among the people. The following extract
from the memorial explicitly announces their
preference ior the ira, blsis OF representation:
" Your memorialis,s held the white popula-
ton OF the State 10 bc the only true and re-
publican basis ot representation that that
basis of representation is clearly. though ncr-
h1ps not expressly recognized by the Bill of
Rights aud Constitution ol this State. aioptcd
IN the year lT16, aud that no other bgsis OF
representation in The G encial Assembly ever
ought TO be- established. The apportionment
81 representation, as itnOw exists in your Hon
orlble body, Is. in the opinion of your memo
%ri1llSts, not only clearly and ~nagrar,ly unc-
qull and unjust, but is every dly becoming
more 80. AMI willis, your mrmorialists do
not feel that they have ANY direct or personal
interest in amy change which may be made i'm
the apppr'lonm mt OF representation. mas
muciIas the delegation from their own county
wlljnot probably b. increased. they feel a dacp
interes, in seeing justice lone 20 other por-
tions OF their iellow-citizeus. who's, rights
have been less respected. Your memorialists
leg leave TO remind your Honorable body. that
they, in common with the citizens of all the
counties lying between the Blue Ridge and
North mountain, and of some OF the counties
lying wcstof the Allegheny, are too deeply IN
tereStedm the protection OF the slave property
ot the commonwealth ever 20 suffer il To he
overDurdened with taxation. And that the
delegation rom those counties. together with
that from the counties living east of the Blue
Ridge, will constitute a very large and decided
majority OF both branches OF the General AS
sembly. after the representation therein shall
have been re-appoftioucd on the basis OF white
population and they therefore conceive that
all apprehensions tor the safety and security OF
that Spcciesof property, as likely TO arts, from
a r'-apportionment of the representation i'm
the General Assembly upon the basis of white
population, to be unreasonable and uncalled
for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

ENot aAnE-A steam engine. 5Gnch cylinder
"A 30 inch str Ike. ''
Paper Mil Presses complete, 10 ischcs wide
would suit well 6t Tobacco or CIDER presses.
a Rag Buster 10 feet long aud 4 diameter.
Surfing and Rag Tuhlea.
a parrot strong Hard Word Fiction Pullies for
hosting. snlnhIc Tor Gu,i Mills
a Glozc for ]elozug F%ullcf's Brnnc, B,,rI.. Sc
The nb1ve articles Will to .oli w ,o close. md
any k'nd oi manufactured articles or produce taken
IN payment. Enquire al thc Vreiuin P,pcr mill
aug 10 e. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

ANOTHER WHALER LOST.-The Boston
Traveller notices the loss of the barque Isabel
la. Nctchcr, from New Zealand, of Fairhaven.
with 1891 bbls. sperm oil. She went ashore
ON the Two Mile Lcigc, of Wcstport Harbor,
Aug. llth. in very thick weather.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
NAVALCOuRTMARrEAL

NANALCOURrM A2rlAL.-Ssnitlc Of
CGpt. VOORHEES,. The Union publishes am oil
fetal order i'm relation to the iirst Court Martial
on Capt. Voorhees,, FOR disobedience of orders.
IN capturing near Montcvidco the Argentine
Squadron, on the 29th of September. lsll.-
The Court found Capt. V. guilty. and santenc-
ed him To be reprimapdedl In u general order by
IN Secretary OF the Navy, and To b. suspend
ct Tor the term OF three years from the 2Ith day
OF June, 1913, the date of the sentence.
The verdict and sentence OF the court have
been approved and confirmed: and. in Cxccu-
ton OF the sentence, the department has adj
dressed to Captain Philip f. VOORHEES, d letter
in these words:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. II 1878.
SIR: The naval general Cour,-martial of
which Captain Charlie Stewart was PRESIDENT,
and before which you were arraigned ON a
charge ofdisobedicmce. with five specifications
after a most careful and luxurious Investigation
dId, ON the 9th day of June last, find YOU guil-
~ OF every specification, and guilty OF the
charge, AMI sentenced yol to be reprimanlcl
In general order by the Secretary of the Navy.
and TO be suspended for the term OF three wears
from that date. The officer ordering the court
has approved their verdict and confrmedthaiI
sentence. You are therefore suspended from
command.
ia carrying into effect the reminder of the
sentence, could desire not to abd on word {,
the judgment Of the court, with whose mem.
bers you have been 50 long associated in tn,
service. But justice To our own Government
the relations of amity subsis,ing with the Ar
Sentine Republic, our avowcd policy of neu.
'rd!lty between foreign bcliigerents, respect foI
the rights OF a foreign flag, a firm adhesion tc
the humane principles of the modern code OF
maraume law, ever advocated aud insisted or
by the American people; the determination {,
demand nothing but what Is right-especiall,
from a power weaker than our own-comp,
me TO disayow and reproyc your conduct. a,
set forth III the charge and specifications O
which you have been found guilty.
Tins letter OF reprimand will be published
IN a general order. am, respectfully. &c
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Capt. PHILIP L. VOORHEES,. u. S. Navy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
COMMERCIAL GARDEN &NURsERY
OLE PARSONS q co.
FLUSnlNG- NEAR NlAv YoRK

FLUSHING, NEAR NEW YORK.
TWEI!E PmPrIeiors desire 10 call attention 10 this
- extensive establishment, which is now prob
"uly The largest IN The Union. covering an area of
nearly 90 acres. and compeclly planted with more
Ihan 100000 Tree, Shrubs Plants. &c.
The sey rapidly increasing taste for Uoricnl-|
lurGI pursuits, producing demand for new and raro
FRUITS. OfnumenIal Trees, and Plants. has rendered
necessary a sysiematized arrangement for the i'm.
poral.on ofull that is new and desirable.
For this purpose. the Pfoprielofs have personally
inspected oil tho principal public and private Uprli-
cniiHral establishments in Britain, Fmnce and Ger
many anu have perfected arrangements, by which
'hey viii receive Immediately on lis appearance,
everything That is new and valuable.
Tie Trees cultivated at this establishment afo
sIfnlghi and thrifty. aud from their exposed situation.
lhey are sufficiently hardy Tor removal 10 much
higher laliiudcs.
The attention of amnteurs and Others is pariicu<
iafIy directed 10 Tho fruit grounds Of This establish
meni, ~ which will he found bearing specimens OF
all The varieties Of fruit which hey cultivate.
Visitors are also invited 10 inspect their wineries
and irnii hOusss. IN which are more than 100 vari.
cites Of Foreign Grapes. and about 200 varieties Of
Peafs, Plums. Apficots and NecIariues. all Of which
viii be ~ bearing. IN 1916.
Otders may be addressed To The Proprieiors nt
Flushing. New York, and Catalogues can he oh.
Ia'H'd bs application, post raid. to themselves, 10
P,rsory & Lawrence. I2J Pearl 81. or SAXON a.
Miles 2Oj BmadNay, New York.
aug ~ CIV
NoTiCE-Thc Annual Meeting Of the Ohio
" onJ Broke County Agricultural SJcIofy will
he ned o. West Liberty on Friday The oh day Of
next for tie election II officers and tran.
sacIoh Of other lmpOitanD business.
WILSON. Sec'y.
Tt0ntcrP' COPY. aug 10 ld&w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

C;-The Pft,5ursh Journal cnjcayors to
makcit appear that or boat list anlcditorials
differ in relation to the navigation OF the river.
He will find that our boat list shows at least
one boat a day that returns down, AMI most OF
those that ATE credited to Pittsburgh, 60 no
higher up than the Sisters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
against

Edward S'celman and Others, Defendants.
The Defendant John Richie. not having entered
his Appearance aud gives security according TO tho
net oi assembly and The rules of This couri. and ,t
appearing 10y satisfactory proof that he is not On
inhabIlani oI the ~culih of Virginia-On
motion OF the complainant 10y counsel, il is ord red
that The SAID defendant do appear here on the first
day at The ncst term aud answer The complainanl's
bull, aud that a copy of this order he forthwith in.
serted III some ue"spn1 per printed in The city of
Wheeling for Two months successfully. and posted
ut ihc front door of the court house OF Ohio county.
a copy lesie. ALEX Il LAlDLEY. clerk.
~ +. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

STEAM BOAT KENT SUNK.-By an
extra from the Office ofthc Detroit Aduerfiser.
we learn that the steam boat Kent on her
downward passage, below Point AN Pclce. on
Lake Eric, came in contact with the London.
on Tuesday, the l2th inst, and the result was
the loss OF the former boat and we regret toand
several lives.
Every effort was made BY the London 'p
save the passengers. All the officers and hands
and ~ passengers. including 10 children, were
saved. Among those lost are named:
Rev. James v. Quw. Bedford. Mich.
Mr.. Chauncy Osborn, Gencsscc. y. y.
Mr.. Setlr Drming Galcna. w. r..
James Lowdcn. Ypsilanti, Mich.
Two young Ladies and d boy from Ipsilan-
20. names not known.
Master Bruce Dcming. Galcna. w. T..
The accident occurred at 3 T.. NJ, and the
reason assigned is that the Kent attempted to
pass tine wrong side Of the London. which
brought hrrdifactly across the bow Of the lat
'or boat. The London was not injured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

We saw in the Warehouse Of M,ssrs. For
syth and Baker. ON Monday, about 30 hlds. Of
Tyler County tobacco. 1t is the first crop, we
believe, in that County.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
nrninsl

Lewi. Sutton j.. and Richard Il Davis. partners
Guodiue. D,e,d,y,.
The Defendants Sutton & Davis, not having en-.
Tered iheir appearance 0ud given security according
I" NE act oi assembly, and The rules Of lhis couri
ara 1t appearing 10y satisfactory proof that they arc
n"t inhabitants of Ihe commonwealth of Virginia
y" itui'"n OF the complainant by counsel. Ills or.
dercd that the said defendants do appear here ON The
iifst day of the next term, aud answer the couploir-
ants bill. and that n copy Of This order be iorlhy ~ IN
inserted III some newspaper printed in the civ or
wheeling for TWO months succes.iyelv. onI 1900
at The front door u the court house of Ohio county
a COPY Iesie, ALEX L LAIDLEY, clerk
'"r' aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

" iRGINIA-IN cHANcERY-Al rules held
m The clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
|"ut' ct Law ond chanccrv Tor The county OF Ohio.
IA the month of August 1916.
samuel W. man. William 5 Appleton. and Joseph
smith j.. nrtners under the finn of Wymnr
AP!'''o" * 10. Complainanis,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

VIRGINIA-lx cnAxcrHT--A, Rule. held
IN the clerks uflice OF the Circuit Superior
Couti ni Law aud chauccrv lor The county Of Ohio.
for The month ui August 1915.
Zacharah Jacob. administrators uf The estate of Sam.
uel n rigg deceased. Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

"a IA cnANCERY--At Rules held
Y IN the clerks office oi the Circuit Superior
Cuuri oiLrw and chnnccrv Tor The county Of Ohio
IN The month uf August 1915.
Zachariah Jacob, administrator OF the estate Of Sam.
nc'Sphgg deceased, Complainant.
ossinSt
Snmme! Pool and others. cGndants.
The Defendant Juhn Richie. not ha wing entered
his appearance and gwen security according 10 tho
ncI u! assembly and The rules Of this c,urt. aud il
appearing 10y satisfactory proof ihalhe is not an in
hIhIiant ui the commonwealth Of Virginia--On
motion OF The compll nnul by counsel, il is ordered
that I"e SAID defendant do appear here on the first
day oiihc noNtierm, and answer the complainanl's
hill mad IhnI u copy of this order be forthwith in~
sorted IN some newspaper ptnied in The city of
wheeling for two m,nths successfully, aud posted
lie liuut door oi the courI house of Chic county
\ copy ros,e, ALIEN Il LAlDLEY. clerk.
\ F. mug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

CCS" Weagc sorry that some OF the friends Of
GOV. ThompSon- were not pleased with our
rccomm hd&ton OF him. We viii Try and do
better next ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

/ Mahogany S,n
do Centre Table. Marble Tou
do Dressing Bureau do
do Wush Sand do
do Secretary and Book case
do Work Stand
o do Chairs. spring seats. Also. conc
scat chairs B dsiends, Spring Mattresses, ,ogo,Lc,
Mih many other articles OF valuable IIpusehold
Furniture.
Also | eight day bnss clock Of superior o,ol,,v
= rhiry hour do. f''"''
The furniture may he examined at III. ,uc,i,n
room nj any time previous To sale.
aug 10 HALL q wlCKuAM. Auctrs.
z RlNTERS! LOOK mERg-Ma,lio,,y Ont
=" "''d IaPrH-Ihc under igncd arc prepared
~ ,,,n'sh' 'o o%fdcfsny siylcSizr or pattern of WOOD
TYPE. equal Ia every respect. to any mann oc,nt,J
1" The Untled States. al tc,y low prices!
Our Types ate accurately cut mad clc,nIv md
n'nUy Ini'hed. and w0runlcd nut 10 become m.
J't'' oy any usage Ia which Type are orIinoulv
supported Ihe woods w us- afe mnhoainy. box
N""d' ~ti end grain. and 80 prepared al. 4, defv ,hn
nclion oi wafer or tie atmospheric.
HAVING just completed new and improved ro-
'hInry' we are prepared 10 fI orders ut The
'h'Hes npnc hnd bong practical pnnlefs. and
orc "I Us having ntuc years experiences as a job
rrnicr alone, sc Butter ourselves n. to- our ability
10 eve 'uii-iucIou ~ every case.
6TPopcrs lhst Published The advertisement Of
PiImef q O., ran have heir orders filled Ivy ~
Md pagers publishing ibis advertisement 10 The
amount ol 50. VII receive their gay ~ iygc when
hfre hmfs ilc amIuut OF heir bill IS taken on - o.
Editors wIll please send papers containing The aI.
FeflIs'm'n'. lhni wc may kruW Wheic ru scsd $40.
rimrn shceis. MARTIN & JONES,
SW 'nmor n' S. G more & 3l,rs. Cincinnati
oug lG Jw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

GEORGIA SEWING SlLk.-Good sam
pies oi Georgia sewing Xix have recently been
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
CAPs! CAPS! HATS, nATs,-Rccc,

tAPs! CAPS! HATS! HATS!-Rcccry.
~ al This day az my cheap Hat aud Can eslab
!,'Inrin'n splendid a,sutlmch NJ Youihs and Bows
n'"'N > "ncl Gaps a very fashionable article; Chi.
"''" : o''cK Fancy cloth caps; a few duz Of gentle
mems elnz'd s'ouch and Thin caps, md the mo,t
superior oiany in This city. Going chem.
S d HARPER.
All kirds Of Hats on hand. Constantly MANN
incurred ~ snpen nr style. Gentlemen will please
cave ihcit measures. and ia a few DAYS shall have
" nat not 10 be beaten IN lhis city. Warranted no,
aug 3
NALUBBLE FURNITURE Ar AUCTION
' We will sell without reserve on Thursday
morning the 2lst inst At . O'Clock. a variety Of
Furniture, vi lac most valuable kind. Il,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

U ARDNER'S LHCTURES.-No7 rrhis pop.
Ed "ar work, VIII n fresh supply Of he prccc
ding pr'e % cents; Ms l6 aud II obituary OF
C"oice Read" &. beng Prose aud Ncrc 10y Thomas
u od, and chaEaoteTs Oi Shakespeare hy WA Ilaz i'll;
Pa'n"Ivs Chemistry. lrcsh supply. FIR sale by
aug - JOHN J IlASWELL, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

4 M GVNNY BAGS
ii wv 90 ren'ns Pnurng " Wrapping paper
90 gross Bonnet Boards. For sale luv by
aug 30 FORSYTH d BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
DnfGp GGmygsy
WEDNESDAY AUGUST go $50.

VOLNEY b. rAiNER. IS om su,h.r,.i
AS-nt Tor rrceivln5S descriptions ant Alyrr-
tt~,en'"aisto tor "a Naac.ing rim.sa and Ga..t,..
lis odic1o are
PiLLADELPIil.-N. W. corner IhiIl
anj Chestnut streets.
NEW loR\.-rrbm' B,illings, oppos.
lite City HILL.
BALriMlO2E. IS. +. conner BiIijmorc aud
Calvert s.rsctS.
DOSrON-Np. - S'a,. Street.
Mess,s MASON &TUTTLE No. lbs Mas.
sau Street, az, oar authorized Agent, ian New
York City. Thy will receive Subscriptions
at'l contact tor ADVERTISEMENTS tot thc Times
and ]Di1,rt;r.
d. BRAVO. az the Commercial NcNs and
Reading Rooms. opposite the 81. Charlosau
Neraujl Hotels, is agent Tor thi, nlpcr i'm
New Orleans. Advertisements Toy IT. on orders
Tor ntw subscriptions, will receive Immediate
attention i! lett with him.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
s.NaSty Pride"

Barnum, the museum man, in a letter to one
of the New York papers, thus touches ''on the
raw,' one of the most offensive of the Gothamite
weakReSSeS:
A source Of great amusement to me, on my
return from Europe to New York, was the disco
very of so many new friends. | could hardly
credit my senses, when | discovered so many
wealthy men, who compose the Goldfish aristocra-
cy of New York, extending their hands to me,
and expressing their great delight at seeing me
again, although before | left New York those
same nabobs would have looked down on me
with disdain if had presumed to have spoken TO
them. really forgot, till they forced the truth
on my mind that since left the m had accumu-
lated few more dirty dollars, and that now.
therefore, we were upon equal ground! Bah!
the very thought Of money being the standard Ol
merit makes me Sick and the iawning, canting
obsequousness which witness from many, du-
ring my flying visit to America, made Inc de-
spse the sycophants, and almost wish was not
worth shilling in the world! On the other hand
l.,met some good honest friends in humble circum.
stances, who almost appeared to approach me
with awe--and then again felt ashamed Of hu.
man nature. What miserable, pitifu and dis
graceful state of society it is, which elevates a
BOBBY or tyrant to its highest summit, provided
be has more gold than others; while a good hear
Of wise head is tramDled in the dust, if theiI
owner happens TO be poor!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
A Lndy of Sentiment.

The Sexton of the St. Paul's Church, New
York, upon opening the door on the morning OF
The 9Th inst, quite early, for the purpose Of
cleaning the premises, discovered young lady
ensconsed in one of the velvet cushioned pews,
busily engaged in reading Bulwer's moral and
interesting novel of Ernest Matruves. She
was, it is said, we'll dressed, and very beautiful,
though certain wildness in the expression Of
her large dark eye, betrayed her fondness for
the sentimental and romantic; and what could
possibly be more so than reading novels in q
church by moonlight. She would give no account
Of herself, except thai her name was Ann Grey.
[Pldindealer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
MISC ELLAN EOUS.
whisper TO Wives.

Study your husbands temper and character;
and be it your pride and pleasure to conform to
his wishes Check at once the first advances to
contradiction, even of the most trivial nature
Beware of the frst dispute.
Whatever would have been concealed as de-
feet from the lover, must with great diligence be
conceded from the husband. The most inti
mate and tender familiarity cannot surely be sup
posed to exclude decorum.
Let your husband be dear and of more con.
sequence TO you than any other human being
and have no hesitation in confessing those feel
ings 10 him.
Endeavor TO make your husbands habitatou
allnrng and delight to him. Let it be a sane.
tuary to which his heart may always turn from
the ills and anxeties OF life.
know not two female attractions so captiva,
ting to men as deIcacy and modesy.
If possible, let your husband suppose you think
him good husband it'will be strong stimu
lus to his being so.
No attraction renders woman at all times
50 agreeable in her husband, as cheerfulness and
goodhumor.
In the article of dress, study your husbands
taste; endeavor to wear what he thinks becomes
you best.
Make yourselfas useful to him as you can and
let him see you engaged as much as possible in
economical pursuits
Endcavor to feel pleased with your husbands
friends.
Encourage in your husband desire Of read
ing oul at his leisure hours.
On the day of her marriage, woman's tower
Of gayoty should be ended.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
Trnnns i'm Mofi0sn.

The n. Q. Picayune giving an account Of the
acceptance by Texas of annexation, reports that
General Taylor, in command Of the troops at
Fort Jessup, had received orders from the War
Department, for the Sd and 4th regiments of In
fantry 10 move Immediately TO some point in the
neighborhood of that city, there TO wait until the
action of the Texas Convention, when they will
probably move by water to Corpus Christi orsome
other place in that neighborhood. II subsequent.
ly adds: "Snce writing the above, we learn by
the De Soto that the steamboats, Yazoo, Cote
Joyeuse, Rodoph and De Soto have been char
tered by the government to convey the two in
fantry regiments mentioned above to this city
When the De Soto left Grand Ecore, the troops
were marching preparatory to the embarkotion.