Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

Ie6sl! Ani behold The LOcooco States Of Mis-.
siSsippi, Hin is &c. BY the same token, they.
too, regard national debt as a na,io ,al bi,s
SINCE Think OF that Mr. Post Oh, consistency,
thou aria jewell But such jewels wont pay
debts or the Post Nigh, Iiqu,date for his State
ont Of his own pocket.
The Pittsburgh Morning Posi-, :. rei,erates
the eulog,es iniued by the Other papers there
on the beauties Of SlackwateI, and coaxes the
community for mercy's sake, not to travel east
ward or westward or any oiher way by the
!" s-et ng rrszls M attiiAe, people wont Sc
be cooked out 81 their ssyea ssnses and here
they come-anft the cry j, still they come -
Our responding ncighbors hlye been CRYING
aloud for Pittsburgh so loug in vain thai, no
doubt :hey are nearly out o. patience with the
travelling public Tor not gong :heir way
Of course they attribute il all 10 contrariness
aad probably ihsnk tho mos of travellers ale
no better tn the Irshman's pig, when he was
asked il he was driving it TO Dublin Fair-
Wits whislt said he, never say Dublin TO
him onst or he'llrna right The other way; I tould
him we wasn't gSin' to DahBn.
We heartily concur in the sentiments express
see by the Rich nond Compiler, in relation to
that sterling Wing and able cha npi,n of Yves.
Tern Virginia rish.s, VIM B PRESTON. Tba
he has had occasion, in summing The geneI al
interests of the Stale during the las, session Of
the Legislature, 10 protect The rights OF Wheel
ing and he Northwest, gives him an addition
al claim upon oar gratitude and friendly regard
His ability and enlarged views OF policy, we'll
entitled hlm 10 The eminent sanding which he
acquitted in the House OF Delegates. The Com
pieT says
'Fhe Mountain Wing expresses is regret,
that VIM b Preston, Esq, will not be again
candidate - represent Montgomery county, in
the House OF Delegates. In this regret, oil
Western Vrg MA should, aud doubtless doe
sympa hIsc;aud east ar west so far as The loca
Interests and the welfare Of our Stale is con
cefned, Shiuld regard as unfortunate his with,
avail from the Legislative Councils, The
party Ia which he is attached, too, looses much
IN his retirement; which VIC hope is but tempo.
Tary. The ifan&, manly and Gtm demeanor of
Mar Presi' in reference 10 party measures aud
principles, is greatly TO be admired; but much
more does his msgnanimous and patriotic zeal
IN the eau.e of the best interests Of The Com.
monwsalih. inspire the language OF praisr.-
80 able, so devoted son, should not long be
Kept from sas service Of VIRGINIA
and indeed hfougho1l the Inaugural Address,
neye: alludes 10 the acts of his iluslriou, pre-,
dec'sSof. Mr. Tyler must have takes this Gu,
direct, as very uDkinJ, and so il was. His ac-
cideDcy probably mu,,ered something as a
barrsler once did &c Lord Thurlow 1--WE be-
lieve,) VINO was terribly given - swearing.-
II was customary for the Chsncellors. at the
end Of tern, 10 take leave Of the Bar with
some complimentary rsmsrks But the surly
Thnrlow on one Of these occasions stared
from The bench without saying a word, and
before he was Out OF hearing, one Of the barris.
ers said well Ihink he might at least have
d-n you The Chancellor overheariLg tho
remark, feturned and took polite leave in The
usual manner
THE N SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
We are DOT IN the habil Of pufHug our coniem
pofare', bul II any paper deserves it, II is the
Wv York Spirit OF the Tines To the sport
ing community It is invaluable, while its selec,
tons oil light Teadin1 are Vefv cxceIient ~,