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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
CONTRAST

Two lads stood on a bank of snow in front
OF one of the beautiful houses IN Pemberton
Square. One ot them might have been IL OF
ID years old. and the other bad not seen above
halt that number OF years. They were musi-
clans. The larger boy was turning the crank
OF small organ, aud his little brother was
beating with great energy aud precision,
small tamborinr. Though decently clad, they
were evidently the children OF poverty. At
the window of the drawing room, m front OF
which the little musicians stood, wasa beau
tiiul little boy, whose auburn ringets hung
iu rich proiusion over his delicate shoulders.
aud whose tasteful aud elegant dress denoted
the aiiiuence ofhis paauis. And now. thought
we, what conua is he. e, The POOR shiv-
ering boys in the snow drift, playing with
the hope OF few copPers. Tor the amusement
( OF the lair boy In the warm and elegant par
/ lor. But who eau tell that gCeater contrast
may not yet be exhibited by these same three
I boysi Who can ioretell the future history OF
either Would 1t be eXlrdvagant TO snppnsc
I II possible that the poor strolhng musicians,
who now pick up a scauty living by their dat
ly round Oi toll, may become the PROJECTORS
OF mansions as lofty and elegant as those be-
fore which they are soliciting aims; while the
child OF luxury, who has never known the
want OF any good thing that wealth can give
and upon whose fair form the winds OF heav-
en- have never udely blown, shall become q
homeless aud pennnyless wandererl
The history OF our city presents many ex
amples of change quite remarkable as this
would be-. Indeed the whole history of Gu
country Is replete with such contrasts. The
children oil wealthy parents, left with fortunes
have become poor and iriendless, while the
very servants of their fathers house have be-
come men of wealth and distinction. Let
not the rich dispise the poor, nor the poor en-
W the rich, for they may yet change places.
And further, let rich men 50 educate their
children that ii their wealth should take TO IL
self wings and ~ away, there may be some
preparation on their part to meet the priva-
tions and Ia dships OF poverty.
Boston Trauslier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

NOTICE.
VIZ National Fan bsug held in Washington
ciy nsirad Of Wbeeiuf. viii prevent a..
f"m ihAmE The premium BY ibc exhibition al one
Of "w si'gaa' WliirE slLVERY BEAVER la.
Ihse persons shg e,uii nlt be- accommodated i.s,
NffA nl uu' Faei3'y 1n unlon o. will please eali
'f'" ihs eeca We hoje 10 81 pfsp,fr,i 70 ssp-
y J'n el' gonileinen. DARE q iiOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
CONSIDERATION OF TRINITY CHURCH


TN, spi,ndid structure was opened, ior the
FIRST time, tins morning, and consecratcd Go
the holy purposes Tor which 1t was intended.
Al lO3 o'clock, Rev. Nh Morris, Rector of
Trinity School; came in with his pupils. and
arranged them iu open lines, the whole length
81 thu broad aisle. Between these - n
O'Clock, the clergy, l6S in number, preceded
by the Acting Bishop came la, repeating the
prescribed psalm, The earth il the Lord 80
the clergy end the Bishop reading alternate
sentences. The Bishop took lis seat on the
right, aud the Rector on the lelt oil the com-
muuiOn table
The rest OF tho clergy took places ia the
ohalcel. ard directly in front OF it, Then
came the wardens and vcstTy, and after these
the students at the Seminary. The doors were
thIoNn open, aud the church was al once full
TO oyerllOwing. A fine voluntary was PLAYED
upon the noble organ, (Which though not
complete, was sufficiently so 20 give great
effect to the music OF the srryiccsl by DIR.
Hodges. The Senior Waplen OF Trinity then
gave the usual endowmcnts OF the church 10
the diocesan, and the sentence OF conservation
was read by Rev DR. Taylor,-and the Bishop
pronounced the bencdictiun.
Morning Payer was read as far as the Vs.
niie, by Rev Dr. Wainwright The first les
sonwas read by Rev. MIR. Southland, The second
by Rev. Prof. Haight, and Rev. Dr. Hiebcc
read the remaining part OF Morning PRAYER
/ Rev. Dr. Lycll gave out the Psalms To- be sung
I The Bishop conducted the ante -communior
service, Key. DIR. BeTucn reading the epistlc
and Rev. ---, the gospel. The Bishop thor
assembled the pulpit, aud delivered an appro
/ pirate discourse. from the text, 10 ln,iiicus
3Ouh verse. Reverence nay sanctuary. am
the Lom'--N J. Erpress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

How is it" said one little girl to smother.
THAT Johns never afraid, and ann" Be
cause he's got Roman nose, and feels safe7
Don't you remember how we read thari has
always been said, that Roman kHOsrs mo
danger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
ICEi ICEl ICEt
ICE :! ICE ~!

e,o'er,her would respectfully inform his
=, .,.,,,,i. ii, 'u o'G cusi0mess. that be s ready
o 0ble '"rms F'""''J s1s On ~s-
Al o'ue's 'el' at the shop oG Iornb,ooh A p;,,,,
"',s y 'TI'h OF MonrOe 81. will be pronp,ly A..
modaic all. '"""sh 10 aeeo'n-
N d la case Of negleei in The s.,;x
Ice pcs'e inform Pm uopnnw -, mo
may 26 II ""oon'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
ICE, ICE. ICE.

Vie Subscnrer would respectfully inE.rr, m.
Il c,ilcns "i Wheeling. thu, he !. pre- pared 70
iurnish hem With any quantity 81 ICE. from h.
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE.
during The season at his usunl LOW PRICES ard
al any time ~ may he wanted by dsy or nisht
Persons wishing Ice can leave word at either Of
ne inl.w'ns p'acrs and they shall be promptly
attended 20. va. ABB p Keli,s Sore Soo,L Wh,..
hhg-Wn Georses Sore. North Wkee Iine-Todd
towels Shte siors, Marker SQUARE Bscn,l,n-
ests Apo'heea. Ashland square or at The residencs
o' me pc pfielOr ia Hast Wheeling
may % JACoR ANlcK
Argus c. ny AMI charge IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

The district court of the United States for
the Western District of Virginia, which com.
mencsd Its session in this place on the 2nd in
slant, adjourned on Tuesday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

We have received FovleIs chronological
Almanac, published at New York. 1t is uni
versal in is calculations, aud chronological
in all its developments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

why don you ialI .,might sto0 .al
,lir aptain az o. irig'c t1 coaster. IS loo h5H
Ei,eus false account Of DIS e-srl when Boz
wb. Jailrd
go tril yor doc truth upain said d..
'my speaking Trumpet bs, eoi bruised aa.l f,
D I 'r5pk I'D t.at Dc h imHp.stI. a. lrI e.
sHH-.I Hr NrH. I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

Twenty-three Loco Focos and one Wbie.
are candidates for Sheriff, in Livington, coun
ty Mo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

The name OF the young man who was
burnt at Shackiord's mill, Burlington, was
Henry Hilton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

M AHE jose Gufsifinr ~ ~ STA las
w ma6s oaf 81 fhr Gaaa french Plush --
h'ts iis'a nesj na passing tsY vii sreak i8f
themselves rsH and sfe lhen. Ns aii take rfpst
f'sasufe srhihfiag n,if iIais yaa uhsibes you
boy ~ ne msy ~ DARE q ilOsE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
4 VALUABLE ASSISTANT EDITOR.

An Indiana editor says he has an assistant
IN u- office who Is invaluable. Besides b,i ing
good printer and an engrlver, hc is u quiz d
VII, poet, 0n orator, man who Is up to
every thing under the sun. In the summer,
when business Is dull, aud news becomes
scarce, the editor has nothing TO do but ring
the bell Tor his Joumcyman. Tom, says hc,
81 want speech to-dJN--haii d column done
mp bTOiUH. I'll Tx IL sir, replies Tom, who
proceeds forthwith 10 the cas-, aud, without
copy 90 previous preparation, sets up an adj
mlTible speech purpouIng to have been deliv-
cred BY some crack orator before the last pub.
lac meeting IL necessary Tom makes d " ood
cut, representing The orator ia ONE OF his hap
pest Nights. The speech takes ike wild Are,
and ~ uus!dc-ed a splendid effort OF genius.
Occasionally Tom is called on 10 grace the
editorial chair. Tom, ! shall be- absent Tor
a couple ct wcehs-kecp up the steam" Yes
BIZ, says Tom. and, sure enough, The paper
goes along like locomotive Sometimes
Tom Is requested TO knock the argument OF a
political opponent or an obstinate editor into
ri. No sooner said than done Tom goes TO
hls case with dire indigua lion upou his brow
aud SETS up perfect snasher. The offender
Is killed, To oil lntents aud purposes. In adj
diuon 10 oil these qualifications, Tom does all
the pugIlisiIC business at the establishment
reports the proceedings of the Legislature duus
the subscribers, keeps the books, attends the
public meetings, olhciltes al the balls and
parties. does the stump-spcaking OF the coun.
! ~, cXhorlsat all the Methods, revival meet
ings, and makes himself generally useful
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
The WHOLE OF OREGON

At the late Saint Georges dinner, in the
city OF New York, MIR BARCLAY the British
Consul, IN the course OF his rcmirks, said.
"Au Of Oregon is not ,corih halt the loss
which the apprehension of war respecting IL
has already produced. Were not afraid of
becoming tedious. might. from personal ex-
perienee, give yon som. idcu Of the value or
valuelessnrss at might US that wora) Of
the country beyond Lake Huron. Go on.
Then YOU must pardon the apPearance OF ego
tism. Gentlemen. Il was my honorable task,
after FIVE years at exposed service about the
upper great lakes aud beyond them. TO super
intend The establishment OF the now much
talked OF J9th parallel OF north latitude, at the
7 Lake o! the Woods IN the year so, and there
I To erect a monument. tell YOU. as a fact,
taat Tor the distance of one thousand miles be-
fore reached that point. though visited nu.
megous posts and forts, as they are called. oil
the iur.tradcr,, between the months Of Nav
and October, which sre the IN st favorable "a
vegetation. | never could obtain one single
Vegetable potatoc, carrot, tumip. OF even
salad--to check the stringent thirst which on
salled meat produced. or to allay the appre
henslnn OF Scurvy. | leave il ior YOU 10 inag
iue what luxurics are TO b. expected by goin.
further
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

DJEb-Wc Learn from ths Louisville pa
ptn usai duel GENE Of. uu "Wednesday
morning about mile below Bethlehem. In
diane bciweca Two Young k-ufuekiaus. JAS.
5 jackson. Of Lexington out Bobert Platter
s0n Of Frankfort, Ihuus- r. M4r.laH acted
~ SECOND Of Jackson. and G,0fr CduanaeH
81 sccoHd ~ Patterson hhef rtchsngin.
shots v iiiout eject. thc officially was an...a.
hy 9ulrd Ib,fo vas e. lot, Dol. doc ts.e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
NOTICE.

NHAVING jisPnsed Of nay in,eres, in A..
II cy Ganudry IN EDWARD 81 MORTON
tie hus'ues. "f the firms ol Hamilton a Co al
Hamilton, Beshors y Co. aud all IBIS cue. ami -,
i,ah,lnes crcniod by sioresaid firms. are as.,,scs
snS VII lie settled by The hr-n oT Hs,niI,,r,
N't'"" q g" BESIIoRE.
may 25 l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

COLLEAGUES "A curious illustration ol
ihe sv'cuncc OF acquaintance Hni soci,t, !,
ihis vast mals, Loai1u. was cabibit,I C.,,
days ago % one OF tbc metropolitan poIirs
courts. Most persons are aware ust tbs mac.
isuatcs az these courts relieve each oibs, r..
taking 90 week about ar three ds,s E, 49,.
week each One dsy last week a. ,n,.;.,-,,,
OF lhc semi hebjouladal regulation. fu,n,.,
ID ihe chief clerk How is Nj
meaning bis brother magistrate. Tb. ,ls,t
replied tIai Dec Was vyfg well. upou ,,hi,L
the magistrate added II am clad to hear h.
a. have not seen him. / thuk. these tbrae
years Ii seemed very odd that two par.,p.
setting MS alternative judus week sffri Vesl
90 t1r 'eii 'amc court should pass three wear.
ot ih.lr liic without Couigu'l contact or
communion bot such D., London. The ,rs
lwn mrn who pass great proportion of their
h'ls presiding 900 Zoe court. occupying tbs
same bench iuIh.Ilug Doe simc functions min
i-'tTd To- 10y tlr same officers. surrounded by
l'r same iumiluf hcys 8ud set three ,esr,
without even @ chance rSacoafre between
'"Fm. Yet Co.,, ore colleagues But tlle
"''7s though there may b. concert ip ia
court There cannot 10. collision
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
ONO. IT'S HISTORY AND ANTIGUA

OHIO. IT'S HISTORY AND ANTIGUA
TIES Henry Howe, Esq Of New Haven
who has acquired an extensive reputation q,
The compiler OF a valuable History Of Virginia.
has arrived in this city on his way INTO tlie
interior OF Ohio. /, j. his intention 10 yi,i,
every county ia the State, aud alter obtaining
all The historical and legendary information
possible. Ice will publish a work upon Ohio
similar TO that upon Virginia aud similar "a
those upon tie States OF Connecticut. Msssa
chu~eus, New York. New Jersey, and Penn.
syiFania. Tie is "a gentleman Of experience
M works of this Mud, anl hasa faculty. of ma.
KING his historical records peculiarly interest.
ing. lie intends to take sketches of all the
principal towns remarkable scenes and IA
mnu' buildings throughout the State. which
VIII De- engraved la thr best ,tyle of the ar,
Our only object 90 this paragraph is to inform
~ ',l@fns OF The STAT" tiiat when they meet
Mr. Howe, they viii confer favor NM,
themselves by giving bin all The information
I'D their powcr.-Ci1 Chr0u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

osT NAY .o.-A small b.ssk Nioroceo
u -P"cte' BS'k vey su~h worn. o,.en,ns IN
three ps''s u cpniancd one $50 bill on IN. No,,h
Wcs,era Bank of virsir.s at wh.eiiar and sever,
ether b'lii. m I'll amounting o. To-, so ,iollsr.
An orirf on Lsv' n Rose frvsn Mr. Wslson. and
other papers Tae 6.der wilisbe l,brsaiiv ,..
wafded Nv leaving IL stTHiS OFFICE may 81
PALM LEAF HATS.
1n DOZ z l. Il,is; i,s.i reed ni CT AL. Nv
" " d Zen. TALLANT a DELAPLAiN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
TOR RENT.

"A THSHE Store n,am on Main :, ,.,.,-
tIsI4 N occupied by Isaiah Co.pe,. viii,
lsssSs& g m'e'e shelving. &c. Po..e.s,on s;,.n
&siikss-zl mrnsJia,ely. Appy;o s"'"
mAy2O FIX BEsIIoRE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
BiRTH PLACE ~ CoIlfVnl.s 4,

blEIH PLACE or COLUMBJS a. 4.
said ulg. registers haye RECENTLY be-, 81
900 ihc Island OF Cuf-iua o., vhl,b b. l... 80.
determined that ihs' Island gave birth ,o a..
.umbus q. weil as NfpuIssu A.. .,.ge -,
down cos. however claims ,la honor ot 81.
p3eon., birth 10 hud better la, ,lsiip ro IT,,
~ Columbus also psri,r.sdt 81 HI,r. .l.s,It
he anJ doubt about t1, mrus. ~ T. ~
Fpe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
oRIGIN oF NEWSPAPERS. Man.

ORIGIN OF NEWSPAPERS. Mankind
are indebted To the wisdom OF q ueen Elizabeth
aud the prudence OF Burleigh for the fitst priu,-
ed newspaper. II was entitled the English
lierourie, and was hy authority, imprinted
at London by her highncs's printer. 1858. "
The earliest number preserved in the British
Museum library, dated Juiy %, in that wear,
contains the usual intelligence, given after
the fashion OF the London Guzttie OF the pres
entday. In these Mcrcurics we meet with
advertisements of books. aud they differ not
very much from the announcements of oar
own time. During the civil wars, periodical
pIpcrs, the champions OF the two parties, be-
came more generally circulated. aud were ed
tied by writers oiability: among the principal
we may name MarchamOnl Nccdham, Sir
Johu Birkenhead, and Sir Roger L'Estnnge.
At the restoration, the proceedings of parlia-
ment wire interiic,cd to be published, I'M
less by authority; and the first daily paper, at
ter the revolution, took the popular title OF
the Orange hteiiigeHs6r. la the reign OF
Queen Ann there was bat one daily paper the
DAILY C0HraRi The first provincial news
paper known in England was the N0rUich
PosimaH, started in 1906, at the price OF a
penny, but "a hall penny not refused" The
carics, Scoih newspapermdla its appearance
under thc ausPiCies OF Cromwell, IN boz
The PHtyiciuH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
LIGHTS QUICK YEAST.

AH ONEY rclurud ~ evesy ease where sa,i,.
W iacion is noi gwen. II nscd scofdlng To the
dneoirnr
The great advantage that his Yeasl ha. over all
others 10. Isl !, !, always ready f.s ,ls~. and sln
ke'p fW Any Time H"d ia any eliEsIe IL ke ~ dry.
81 That va using ,his article you have MT 70 wall
'hv Time or ~ TO but sum "a yopr bread or
cakes orc mixed an. he quicker they baked The
heller 81. The combination 81 lais arIcie l. npon
chemical principles, and of such nature Ihat there
- no Yin 'us frtmenIsiR Iukss place, aud that The
eArbonie ncld gas which raises the bread in all
eAse'' IL formed ~ ihis ny a chemical chance Of
he ycasI oniyi consequently. Iefs"ns that are dis.
.'se'i o INV sur stomach or sysPePsa, con eat
o'ead "r cakes made wnh ihis yea-I. when they
di re n'l that made W the oFdinary manner Alb
The Reason Why Light Bread made with Brew.n'
yeas - unhealky nf dyspepi.es is that !, ia the
Ptcnbar rsiure g yeast To- cause partial decosopp-
s''ion OF the amr IN which II is pui. aud a vsnoas
rrmen'sii"r in 'aks place. aud which. when taksn
"'o NE 'iom1ch. nndsraoes neaily the same omsR-
a'I"n hat ~ dues hciufe baking.
This yeast y warranted 10 eonia.n naihing min.
r""' io health, The aiovc yeast is for sale bv
'Pnee = ee"'' ra?er) CHAs u BERRY.
may 26 ty.,., s,ssst.
"A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-fei.
"a iefs oi administration un The estate IL Bteloo
Fallnur deceased late of Ohm county having been
g'"ned 10 The sub efber; ell per..,ns indshsea q,
saII ss'ate requested T., make paymes, ysi,hout
estate. viii present them h,r seiileInens property
proven. ELIZABETH FAIJQtgR
may 8 Ad@,aDtaeis.
SDnA6A LBS. sKlFF,s WESTERN
%VVW RESERVE CHEESE. vssy 10.
pstior article Iusi iced and zoe sac by
may % JAS AfKHE
eRAHDRETIIS PILLS. genuine ~, ala a,
HrB ihe manufacturers prices. by
may 70 PRYOR q PAUL..
PIECE GOODS.
CASE Pis'd sad striped san,oesss very rhssp
n % Missed Tweed eassimercs do
lfish Lia.nsa large bot do
Alpaess plsn. black snd cod ~
B'swn and h'eaehcd Gop,is Psini. .Dfsils. TEX
inss, Psn'. Sui. 81 kr;ai ,.laisvals ~
T4LI.ANT a DELAPLAIN.
may Is Donros o..
6OOPER's AMERICAN IsINGLAss
~ - cases jasi Feed sod lof saie nv
may rs PRYOR & PAUL..
nPIUM-l case nvw crop iced and g., ale
~ y t"'y9S) PRYOR PAUL.
al LEMON esn fresh and snfs. tor ssls 81
~ PRYOR A PAUL.
may 20 I64 Ms'tsi 81
A NNATTO--2 basket. Er ale by
~ msy % PRYOR 4 PAUL..
ID. PAINE 4 GO. mANAeEHe.
WHEELING. VA,
Pskomoks I.onefy. ciass l0l 80 Msy ~.
as 90 30 " 40 81 10 - SO 10 50 60
Nv, 81 pfike a2
P.tomoss Lt,s,s eisss iO2 e,r My g.
81 IS Al N Sc 30 10 50 %
Loves puSs 80.
Js are fssasr FfyjIssnefg ssss l2i ~ May 81
o. % 81 80 90 e f6 ~ 81 % lg
Ltsef Prize ei
DoaWars tsHphl ~ Inutfy. o,ass I29 f,f MAJ a.
AZ ~ % Is Go ~ % 81 % So a
iosr 20 n !. DORSEY Aeesl
q. iLE sERGEs -Dinyrsst aasin,ss Ga s.h
- SrfRe. sumo 81 Nhich ere sup.s ssoeg supsr
90 hsn,f sn,i iof .alo hy
nuy 20 TAlLANT a DELAPLAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

a TRUE STORY In a town some fifty
miles from Boston. the members OF a rriiaious
society were m the practice OF holding COME
renee meetings iu the church al which they
made kind OF audible confession, technical,
called Tecounuug one 5 experience" 4 ,cfv
pious member of the church, Mr.. D.. was ie
the habit ct inviting bis neighbour l.. who
was not member TO attend these meetings.
at one OF which MI. ID got up and seated 10
thh congregation Eat h. WAS % gftal sinner
ttlt b." -.uucd daily, aud with his ewes open
that hc wiliu.ly and knowiucly siuned- iht
go'dnys, dwell not in tim-thlt nothing but
the bundles marry aud infinite gludng., of
God cudld save him from ctcrudl damuation.
Alter ih' confession ui Nj d., Ms. h., who
had by accident hscU placed on ,he "auNious
seat va. called upon To- recount hi, r1pr-
ucnrr. Iicros' ghi with most imprrturblblc
CAVITY stated that be- bad ,rr. huI, 10 saw of
himself, bat i,le brethren would remember that
D. had lived iof ii,c and twenty wears fbe
ncighbor Of Mr. ID. -lhat hc know him well
more intimately so thnn any other man end
u give hlm great pleasure. brcausc ho could
ito IL with entire sincerity, TO confirm the
truth OF ull brother ID. bad confessed ul him
sell. When Mr.. J. sal, down. under the ais.
ihe and audible SMILE at thc whole cougfag5-
zion, the parspn not accepted Mr. ID went
up To hiIn and said, you ura rascal and a
liar AMI 81 lick YOU when YOU gyt ouj OF tbs
church
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
CoPARrNERsiiIp-

AViNG ass eiai,d with "a Edvnrl Mn,
Y N ton IA The Foundry business. ~ win n. r,,,-
'!uried urdef ihe name NJ siyle of tIan,,l,,,,
Nnrou q ca. and Win ss.umsd the sstlI, men, Of
,he business Uf he previous Il ms
JOHN HAMILTON,
may p &c EDWARD ~ NORTON.
may % DAVID AC\EN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

The emigration from Gerrap, n6. ,r,, d,
is represented. viii b. fmmri.a Pr.p,r.
titi's afc brlag made Ou au extensive scst. ip
Tnfis Of ihe country where hitherto there las
nQi been much emigration The emigration
klini prevails, not among Toe poor but AMONG
5slrons 90 good circumstance, end even a.
mOBg The wealthy. People who own large
ondhcaWiiul estates are selling on their p58p.
cry aud getting ready % emigmtc with fam
il'rs and friends, ~ Amcnca. Uiruukls
Ggzfffr
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OST- Stnyed from ibe sul,,cehet. on n.
a shi 81 ue l6'h M,v. a mail RED COW
ii'It four yeauod Any person giving ini,rms n
,,here si'e oau Toe found, or r,lnrnins her ,o Tho
sul srtiho'~ vail be hbrrnily FrNanisd.
may 20 AiENDFl a. IIARPOp
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MARRIED.

MARRIED
ny Rev. VIM. Wsllsce, Mn. MICHAEL
.sWEkNf, TO Miss ELIZA ANN STE
PltBNS, ell OF this city.