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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

MhAiCAN AFFAlRS.-The Washington
correspondent of the n. Y. Journal of Com.
merce--who is usually well posted write.
as follows under date OF 10Th September.
] Ihc Administration have, after fun deliber.
suon' determined upDn line ut operations
ee'ins' Mexico, which j. 10 b. Immediately
p"'s",u, ahd Win the greatest vigor anl en-
cray that ltmay b. able to exert
was correct Ia my Suggestion That "A ias
oeen decided to take possession of Tampieo-
win view 10 facilitate the operations al Tho
army oil invasion. That strong aud iu,tned ;,,,e
movements arr 20 be made, yoa may inc,,
lfom the tact that. on SATURDAY.. transfer d,al,s
Were signed, az the Treasury. Tor very nesrI,
million oi dollars on the New York Ba,k.
IN order to place funds IN New Odcsns nre an
afstory To- new preparations
o'n" Anna though probably disposed for
lV1Ie a. pfomoilve OF his own interests. as
wen as those oi hIs country, /. nerely IN, a.
gent aud representative oil military canrice
w"ich - frequently and Suddenly pr, Il zee, in
M'Nlco' changes without revolutions. as
Heueiai Silhs - appropriately reinarks S,o
Va Anna was selected for the new ,noyeu,anf
because he had influence with tl,. army as
GENERAL Salds states. lie woull moi ,lns,r,,.
INIT iul1ence by promoting peace. He m,y
b. willing To Ct rid Of those Jamissarics in
some way or other, bat il will b. difficult 10
20 u. II aPP'ers, too. thnt the Constituent
congress upon which is deyolved the duty of
o'7'nh,ng the government anew, i 10 be
Tree bsdy. ami chosen without rpier.,,re ~ y.
ny personal interests The sarniss that San.
Ia Anna may use this Congress as mere ma
'hine Tor tie promotion Of his ow n objects il
iheieiors, uDiounded
Inc new movement Is based mainly on
Two Pnnciples-inlerad tranquility. and ter
"tofial integrity. The first act at the Con-
su'uent Congress, called Ia frame the organic
Jaw OF the country, would not be 10 alien
ate lis territory. IL they can secure internal
they viii feel more confident off
pr serving the integrity ol their territory.
NO spacious person can now believe that
ihere - much hope for peace from the concil-
lsiory disposition of Mexico.
Gen. L. Nj. Butler, of s. C.. states that Mr.
FOLK ia Tree conversation on this subject.
leu aim To- inter that much depended ON the
Influence aud disposition Of Santa Anna. In
case the war should BE- protactcd, Mr.. Polk
SAID large number of troops would be cal !
led Tor. Gen. Butter goes on tn say that tho
'''oor riH bc protrocie,i.' Gen. Buffers ides
that the MexiCans will b, disposed for peace
when their domestic affairs are invaded. us now
The common opinion; aud the Government
seems Ia have decided 10 act upon IT,
Whatever hopes OF a speedy pace were |
bounded upon the policy Of Slnta Anna. have |
been abandoned. From the Congress, | think. !
There VIII be less hope of peace, even should |
we wait I'LL December Tor lis meeting, and
Then some SIX months Tor It's deliberation and |
action.
The government, therefore, have decided
iO wage war in earnest, aud with all It's encr-
sies from this day forward
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
PENNsYLvANlA.-Ths Penn,ylynni. a,

PENNSYLVANlA.--The Pennsylvania as
well as the Ohio plpsrs ate now Becoming
warm on the su5icc, OF the approaching cleo
iioa, ths plot thickens aud The dcnoucmcnt
will SOU take placc--ihs voters are called
urged aud almost thrust 10 the polls We
find the loco icco press just about as strong
an the political faith as whcu, in lSll, they
declared MIR. Polk a better tariff man than
MIR. Clay. The whole body OF them are
chained to the car OF the great Juggernaut of
patty. When the people were found press
lug toward for protection, they claim that
their nominees are protectionis,s; but when
these partizans have their hands upon the
reins OF government and overlurn the very
measures which they professed TO uphold.
the same presses are found rallying the people
still to sustain them. still to confde in them
siitl to vote for them and give them power TO
work greater injury, AMI fia,ter them with
the certainty that the people will yield 10
their diciltion. VIII Pennsylvania now do
this : We shall sec.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
WESTERN TRAVEL

WESTERN TRAVEL the present
low stage OF the water the great western
stages over the nutional road, ailocd facilities
for travel that are desirable, aud rarely
elpalled anywhere. The lines oi Messrs.
Neal, Moore & Co westward are admirably
arranged, made up OF stock and coache,
equal TO any in the Union, and they run ,hro'
over that splendid road TO the connection
with The rail road 90 Cincinnati. witha speed
and care, no where else to be found. Ii has
also the advantage of passing through one OF
The prettiest countries IN the world, thickly
dotted with villages. towns aud cities. Zaues
vile, Columbus and Aenil are places worth
visiting by the traveller, aud when they arr
found with the ease aud comfort to be had
ON this route, we are inclined to think il
would be desirable to leave river travel To
those who prefer the slow line and duh shores
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

A CHANCE.--We find the following i'm
The \. \. Commercial Advertiser:
he Empire Club denounced tho man IL
Was once 50 proud OF; turned It's back upon
him IL was once SO eager to follow. kicked
out ANONYMOUSLY the gallant Copi. Ryn-
ders,' and put in his place the famous John :.
Anstin. Perhaps this can scarcely be called
rgorm in the club--,norr probably /, is am
admission that Capt. Rynders" has outiiank.
CT MS men. and having used them has also
abused them. So IT would seem by the fol-
lowing resolutions, published in The Globe
newspaper:
I" Resoioed, That in the conduct Of Isai,h
hynders, late President OF the Empire Club.
M his taking by actual force ;he books aud
papers belonging To the Secretary OF the club,
ne has bcen guilty OF breach of good filth
oWa" Inc mcn who elevated him co the la
SmuNe Office hc NOW holds in Ia, Custom
House.
hesotred. Tint the members Of the club
nave bore this one ,nsn power Of the late
rres'dent longer than il was beneficial to the
cup anu democratic principles
ihe question will b. whether having lost
ms connections in business. Mr. Rynlcrs will
now De worth 81 800 year to those who
placed him there"
IL - possible that the associations which
we Iresidrnt OF the Empire Club form-d.
anu Tue hsial advantage resulting from the
victory gained under his cummlnd. The re-
wan OF successful blackganli,n. have caus-
81 Hie captain to assume the dress aud bear
ing OF decency. wholly Incompatible with
ne guard oil honor OF the Locoioco party of
new YORK. This effect of prosperity /, not
The chorus OF the OLD English song
s1ys:
gu tnrn IN Whis sul he iurHs oai tory
:, IL would seem that Capt Il. has been like
lle rat in thc able. which iel 50 largely of
the so IT things ia the larlrr that he could not
escape ny The hole through which he entered,
and 50 his Tribe forsook him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
VARIETY
AND FANCY GnOng

VIZ y are VOW receiving ald opcning nj tho u,sie
aud variety Store. large aud we'll .esfteI
SO 81 Nee3 ard fancy article. which have les 49,
YIN ca G. npih a. "a price aud quality and will be
-" 2, Hlpai advance and CO.'S, consisting i oart III
nc lpH"Wing Dfess and Corset WIa,elone Risck ,ud
w" Say binding, ivory comts Horn pocket rnu.
iweN o9isis. l,uRIish born dressing c0tni- Bursi1
e"l~' Wofs.eniloius' 4 Rogers Pen kuvcs Firr ia
iNe r'ep' hrad and elk lurzcs. Fockef honts Slate
books, Bonnet cane huuiuoe. Siies.r,er u,rt -.
n,on 'ps,d' Mas'c Lanterns, Smell ho,e SIN r5sscs
sS' $50 kis-- cigar iuucs Ciraf eases, Parse faces.
~ ehd huumiu1 tnTs. iiafmcuira whips Jew
haf4phtia aionftF. oi.es iralf. fine gpresfy
- to"s lalic., WIN great varirff of I1ts and ofsr
49, -, -, numerous q" utri'ii"u eau add examine.
rs MEIINR
N-i - 20 80 10 ffuIuu b. lTUaf.I.r A
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
SrEEHBDar REGaSPEl;
q 1. PORT OF - -,
ssss!ns-s47' WHEELING. SS=-ss.sItl;rf

NLFoHfED Bl CiIAS. ~. DERRY
ARRIVALS ASH DEPARTURES
day 40 O'Clock, T.. VI.
ARRIVED.
Riurgold. Ruble Cincinnati.
Alert, Gugg, Pittsburgh.
Pdlo Alto, Mcdonald, do.
California, Bailey. do.
Lady Byron, Caldwell Cincinnati.
Del Norir, Bowen. Cincinnati.
Prai,ie Bird, Vandegii,, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Fdrnouni, Poe, Cincinnati.
Swaiara, Jacobs. Pittsburgh.
Rlnggoh, knble, Pittsburgh.
Alert, Gregg. Cincinnati.
Palo Alto, MtDlnald, Cincinnati.
Lady Byron. Caldwell, Pittsburgh.
Drl Nortc, Bowen, Pittsburgh.
Prairie Bird, Nandsgrli,, PlJ,shutgh
icet inches water in The channel-ialling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
IMPROVEMENT OF THE son

lime WAS when most of the cultivated soil
~ tbe United States was rich; but that d,,
has passed. In many OF lbe States. the occu
pants ol farms have worked their lands out of
the heart, and abandoned them los more ad-
vanlagcous positions IN the Far West
Miny others still Cleayc 10 The homes Of their
ancestors, with liltlc other hone ,ban that ol
masking bare subsistence, ani tha great mo
Juuty oi American farmers experienced sad
fcvcrses tom the annual deterioration of lheir
lands Tennessee, which il still the greatest
eom-srowing STATE in the Uuion could once
boast oi seventy -l,e TO hundred bushels OF
corn 90 The acre.
The question might be gmvcIy asked why
nave these changes occurred \ bod system
was al FIRST adopted. anl has been persisted
in. Farmers have had Too Hu,h confidence
ln the soil, aud paid too lilue attention {, It's
wants.
The great BIel's motto was Ito improve
thc Soil aud the mini.' lis ulra uight have
ofcn correct, bat the order ct the subject
should b. chsug-d Tie Improvement OF ths
mind Snd the soil Is lhe true dcsiieratum.
lhe mean, 20 enrich lhc soil are numerous
Every cultivation 5 obliged to have al least a
hons COW, pig OF two. ana few sheen.
anu uicrc y 40 problem ia arihm nc NOR.
''eaT lhtu That from ans animal properly man.
/
required TO make produce support To II.
Supposc we Try Ga, rgGrst. We will oi,o
( u The poorest loot 81 lhe place We will h.
I al iuc expense at constructing him cool
I'u,e and preparing him yafd vi,h iiurr.--
fftl hlln pI raiHa Cl1lay- leaves. ro1t.
soaps irons ihe bttc.fpn, &c. aul in one wear
he WIZ pay tar hi7 mansion. food. aui Tine IA.
bpf oi giving ii 90 him aud furnish emo, oh
manure ip pr'jnce ample tool ior ttto su,h
/ pig another yeor / any GA, will ,rfit and
T p eid dl-aP polu1neHt. be- may draw on i'm. Tor
l tl,rre pigs
/ the cow m addition 10 paving expenses by
niih, when housed anl 50. lilter,d. will iur.
I n'sh an amount OF manure chat will. byiis
u'iiic apPicatlon, give loot tor one. u not
| ~" COWS. Toe salne may b. predicted ol
at d"n'sllc unlinl.s. Bat unluIunatfiy.
| Wiaf @rm III lose tha most valuable. n3rfir..s
/ ol mauur by exposing 10th, WotiKer AZ
/ 'rr fermentation the rssidutat ~ IttIe better
/ 'Aau the Like amount ot chat
he secrct ln improving Use soil consist.
ln knowing lts wasn't, and b.ink able to sun.
ply iWm. The correct combinations az fh.
uuIernl properties ot sHl must h.. studi,d
On some iands cay will o.. MS, lul. ON others
swamp mul viii b. found tsiusbls aud on
.ohfts, s1nt wiN answer ihe purpa... Dr,in
ln1 Is often advantageous. and many plst
m'3 nt ifhHlird ia Gee great profit 81 the Far
'ner. Few have studied the value OF Greer
j Dps -oais aud rye iu particular. Onr Gro,
o' odls' cousnm on lha field. will onah'
/ U' cniu 'a'or 10 reap double the amount th
; re.
S"p-suds. wool ashes AMI charcoal, has,
al tendency To- improve the SOFT. Anoth-
means ui improvement b. deep rl9u,line
hnd tht last, but perhaps not thr least valid
aD'r, consists 80 completely pu,eriling .h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
NEW MisIc

'Nl received unc assortment Of ftsar s,ie t,t,.t-
- oonsisiing - Marchcs. Watxes Mageitss ro,t y.
ar ihe Piano ''' fi''''
Also hn,er's ee'elg'ied Piano rreeeror
Clarks Burfands Primers With variety
Of freeep'on for Band and other insiruncrts fr sse
W J MELLGE.
oo'.S' 20 No Union street Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
THE AMERICAN TARIFF FOR BRITISH
DUKES

In speech recently made in philadelphia
by Joseph r. Chandler, Esq. be stated that
cargo OF Pictou coal from Noyia Scotia
had justarriyed a Philadelphia British coal
to old Pennsylvania lsit pos,iblel say YOU.
Yes; but that IS not the half of il. This coal
paid, al the mines, duty Of - cents per ton
TO the creditors Of The Duke Of York. II
went TO pay the de5is OF the Duke OF York
Does anybody know how the Duke OF YORK
contracted bis debts! lie kept mistress
the famous Mrs. Clarkabout whom the British
Parliament made great noise. & many of hi.
debts were on her account Well. then The
people of Pennsylvsnia. whose mountain. ara.
full OF coal, buy British coil to pay tie debts
oi the Duke OF York. The American lahore,
Is displaced from employment, or has wage,
reduced; TO pay lhe debts oil the Duke OF Yor,
for hts mistress
Well, Mi Folks new British Free Trad,
Tari'i has reduced the duty on coal very much
aud when At comes iuto operation Their. " N
lie cargo after cargo landed ia the United
States, which will take tie place OF Amencsa
coal and help to pay the dcb,, Of tha Dok. q
fOtk That will b. one Of lhe achieyc0s u,.
OF lhe new American British TSuR. recon
Iosnded by James K Polk aud voted io, b,
the Dclnocraey. Lauaable Ambition. Vcfg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

'I e'.t tstI tl.atru. soil Dr. Watts.
~ eRpCtn lHl 1rc voudln thrrc-Ist.
90, presence @. SOME tlai J bad not ihopcht
l1 sre ih,r ~ lh. uhseuc. 81 some whom
j expected to meet t,r 81. Tho greatest
Now.ti q, a.I. uiIl o. lo6uJ mr.,u f.i.le.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

Hu"NE FOR GIN TAYLOR a Cine
i''s' ".I, clied the Rocky MuuHai9
''7 .'N'" 'r."'ly to Little Eosk. Arssr.,.
iu' ..' .'p'N of oeiHg s.ut t1 Gsu.Z Ty.
f',,gHl i'om Col. William Vim. oil
.''H''''''' 20, h'f-' -it tr.r Ola. ala
afrie tfs sixteen hands li.E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
PIANO-FORTES 4 NEW MI Slc

TuSf orered Superior Tifso rorfcs q N,r..,r,. a.
~ Ic-man Manufacture OF crotch Nala-sfy Ga -,,
siFle ot mrui'nfo. J Shaded M6'oranv plain 1 .f.t.5
oi tefinen Manufacture, furniture very elr asf 'rt.
Instruments have lecu selected by The sii.et,fet A, m
great Ga e., ADD wlil ic warranted To- rl,frrs 49, al
s0'h az the lowest Msnutectnrcr'F prisfs saf,,g r,
Oct =? 10 No ai go, $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

SATURDAY. Oct. 3. 1916.
The weather cloudcd up on Than, lay niaht
and continued 80 throughout part of the day.
but toward evening it cleared up and didn't
rain after all.
There WAS 2 feet , inches water by The
Metal Mark at dusk last evening.
y few small sIles OF Dried apnles an G2Ic
Per bush. but, lhis is hardly criteuon
Sales ID 5bls Vinegar at 10 per rall.
\ sale oi 20 tons IL K Metal. hot bl,>i. AT
S3A mos
Flour comes IN slowly and fnl, quick sale.
Buyers however, are not 80 willing 90 pav
outside rates as previously. Sales : 20
wagon loads at S3.37A a 80 and Ia, OF
Brighton Extra To retailer at S3.62b per
Dbl. Sales 200 bbs from slor. al SO. 50 a
$40 per bbl
Sale LOG bxs Glass, $40 GU ana 10.
Il OF 81 -. mos.
There is comparatively little doing in
Lumber. Siles91a lO0. 900 f. within short
time from yard at $40 and 20 for common
aud clear iuch Pine. Silcs split Iath at
81 % per NJ, ami ina retail way at SI.5g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
The New gorA Ie,,c'ol ,ba rbiIad,lghi.

TIE View IoTa leI,ct OF ,hc Philadelphia
American says
Wali street ln- bal bone o. mumble on
% i'y which hIs bvrn denied brr lpr sln,-
iime past dciainiion. a W.. UnIerhi1
wa arrested yr-trrht. af the complaint al
Me- j. g. Winter d Crlumbl-. Gcs. who
ha- an office iu Wdl street ior mbllling
sljlJ eut o. Dos a-h h5gs. 8ul roncsaIinr
hls drh.it bi iaI-e entries ou dic books. tu
defbHi ua- iumrH} with ibr we'll know
lyHu ] Smith money broker. who. when
Boz died. was believed tI De- worth son 600
Ihr courem went ou. anj s1on utter failed
ut vH"I" property having disappeared ike
'Ha o." of mlruug. aul ihe concern. owing
Z" FaitHus bruacr borrowed To- iie amount ui
ESQ U.U
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
BALTlMORE MARKETS.

I O.Bce Of ne AmericUi. Sept. y. II. ~
FLOUR.-rbcre wasa sale on Friday even.
Ing after the close of Our last repor, OF a f. y
hundred bbls. Howard street al 81 GA an
on Saturday 1000 barrels were sold al the m,
price. To;day the market j. az stand. boih
buyers aud holders being unwilling 20 ope-
rate until the arrival OF the Great Western
nowdue. There were settlements Tor receipts
irom cars on saturday al S 80.
GRAlN.-The supply OF Wheat to-day
was rather small /. and prices are considered 2
to cents per bashcl higher than on Sltur lay.
We quote iair 10 gnol MI. anl Virginia reds
al goa lOOcts. Prime parcels, il here. would
bring mpie. Sales ot family -four white
Wheats al ll0a l21cts
PROFlSiONS.-ln Pork there are no larre
transactions, and prices remain nominal as
last reported, vi; Western Mess PORK $1,000.
aud Prime $500. We hear Of no sales OF
Beet, aud quote az before. az 50 80 for NJ -.
s,6,73l7 lur No. !, aud $4,000 Tor Prime.
Bacon u in moderate demand We quote
Shoulders at 3lai cents; Sidcsat 5saj7. a sort
81 o3a3ot oud Hens 5lS cents. Soles f
SHOULDERS and Sides aa quotations In Lard
we hear OF nothing doing: kegs are worth 7c.
and bbs. 6.aG3 cents.
WHlShEi--fhs demlnl i very m,ler.
re at = CTS. for hhls. nni % cts. Tor bhs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
BRENTLlNGER'S

ALrERSATtyE SYRUP
JfoR az Diseases and inpuritY of the biooi Thi.
~ prpara ION, prepared and so'd by y s. Brcutl nss
~ h's ohce' A-hilsd Row. fast becoming Gsgnr,
medicine for all diseases at the hood Producing c-u1
t IA upon The sin all 'cninr thc dscs ive urgar,
~ rnfc Vefe'ae ella srfe- s guaranfg That d, ,
tAhf nothing dr'ecrtntS tad ti have tfiei b. hsyr
found 90 highly hcnraciai effects. Ger. . 'U gt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

= srrtani Rih one day 30 a. hotel rs,e 4,
tkewer i0a lawyer % emf s5yiue. She upI..
stool lawyers ,2u.l dise., ,u} hus Jol u.e
ifHH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
by tii- NlvcruOf.
). w, kEAENEY.

inE soUruLRS LrrsnY MessESsEe. lof o..
vas on onf table oa the Isl day o. Che month
II. contents uc uth ml varied. We tnns-
cribs tn titles het-of
ORIGINAL PROSE ARTICLES
Biographical Sketch Of lhe C,r-cr of Milo,
William Cunningham. OF South Csrol,1,
Men1ge Pocms Review. IS -
Tie Barber Abroad. a Tsle ysIoIy
contributions to the History Of Virsiais
Book firt. Nigiun during ,he Rcis.
al James /
The Bal-tn. Aide. From the German o.
hJIke. b. Miss Mary H. lee.
The Literary World Finder lasicf. Medir
Series g. BY Srgrtano Fioren,iuo.
hrnIui-,ruccs 81 Traveller.
Notices OF New WORKS
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Memory IS l. lis.
w.. ihre Heavens. BS Beui T. CY-hiue
Seu,t Fceiiug By Mary q Dsus.
i1e ltsiuu1.--to Petersburg oltsfa Long SO.
-au,e ByR
l.ir - aul fi, W,ae 4 collection d
FoeW, mostly Imaginative. Is SJuh
rlr So
il. Elh
Serene oId Ag. rs Ms a. T.. D,nni,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
49,, iALhlNG of the affair in Allegheny, IL
Wheeling Times says:

ANIME OF the affair in Allegheny, the
Wheeling Times says:
Neighbor Journal, an editor should ne
yer let ms personal animo,ties or lriendshins
weigh one feather in the discharge OF his edit
toridl duties. an editor should Reuer gei aa-
Cru"
You be hanged We have no such things
ABOUT us as = personal onimpsiti-s.' (though
plenty oi . friendships in the dischlrg, OF
our editorial dulles. A. Tor getting angry-
That Is out of the question, We az, noton-
Gus Tor being the best nalured man connected
WIN the Pittsburgh press, We angry for
sooih! We have mind TO rli,, a row at
The bare insinuaiiou A. Tor Mayor Cassat,
we can assure you, friend Wharton. that we
entertain any thing bu, uokindly feelings to-
wards HIM. We stated, however about him
what we believed To b. true His honor
himself, we apprehend, will acquil rs of any
design to misreprescnt him.
The editor OF thc Journal is man. every
inch OF hi IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

Who ever conceived none beautiful illus
imlion OF a Sublime text than ,he following By
Bishop BeveHsel
Il AN" "He doth not say, Au their
light, their guide, thei, strength OF tower. bat
oaly Il AM ole sets ~, IL wer. his hand
- a blank, that his prop,, may wdtr unecr
Il what they please hat !, good As il hr
should say, "AW they weak2 / Ash strength.
Are ihey poor an riches Are thcy in
irouhlSt An comfort. Are they sicl7
AN health. Are ihfy DYING IAM lie. Have
they nothing Az wisdom aud power: /
Ah justice aud mcwy: Az grace aud good
ness; AZ sitTt end beauty, holiness. emit
icncy, eternity JEHoyAH. | AM Wbst.
ever = amiab!e IN Itself Undesirable unto then
That ! AN. Whatsoever Is pure sni holy.
"hlis3ever i good or uccdlul TO make man
happy, that An"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

lkoN SHINGLES WIN Beach uf I,,.
has invented anil patented mos 1f u.t.g
cts' iron plates ipf covering uoi. Tie, s,
shout one iooi Square and aI. mIit lY Gf a.s
inio an"futf, ~ as 90 render fts plt ,t,f.t
ue1l hY applying white ield o. iba JOINTS n
can o. aHorltlat TO- cents toe s1'mIs Iot
an com % about hlIl ihs cost ol c1ppe,
n,' weigh ih'ee cad e h5li pYunIs i.isf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

The Providence Journal slys that il. Tow.
~ Till Mining Co is the nlnr oi a ,oiupsp,
which has been formed in Boston for the pur
pose ol working copper mine in Cuiaber.
ldnd, ~ Rhode Island The existence oC
copper ore IA that vicinity has long been
hnoFh' dnd the niue was opened cad worked
belore The revolutionary war. bat hos b,cn lor
many years abandoned Abou, lpur tb,u.Itl
poundsoi ore were taken ltarn Che .hlu l,.t
week, aud the best Of it yieIjs as largely a..
twenty PEI cent oi copper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

lewistovn Pa, Blnh uJtr, one uo,, O.. o.. r.
10 Philsiglphia.