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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

DEATH BY HANGlNG.-To morrow a
human being is to be checked to death in
Wheeling, Va, and many persons from hi,
city intend visiting that city for the purpo Sc OF
enjoying the spectacle, The papers Of that
town-the day alter the "iar'-will be able
| to tell Us how far the exhibition b, contrlbu-
ted TO advance the morals and refine he feel
ings OF their citizens, Within seven oreight
years they have been regaled with TWO or
three similar entertainments.-Pitf
Journal.
1t is true that orr laws have TO be executed,
but we had hoped there was no morbid curl
osity in Pittsburgh that would bring The peo-
pie hundred miles to see man hung. The
last statement is untrue. There has been no
execution here, Or crime that deserved it,
since 1886.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

e "oNHE BooFEES--3 doz pairs Of those neat fash
49, i0nahe and much admired black ant bronze lnjotee,
j ust received al tle Big Red Boot
Aug-0 MCLALLEN, KNOX 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

For the present and approaching Season.
"a W. HElSK ELL having just returned from the
Ne East, respectfully informs the public that he will
this morning. TUESDAY have ready tor inspection,
great variety of new goods, just received from New
FORK, comprising many new aud desirable styles for
Ladies wear; together with gresi variety of other
goods Aug29
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

MICHAEL WHELAN was yesterday ex-
ecuied, in conformity with the laws oil 'he
state. Tor the murder of his wife. we 'e-
rret TO learn that many persons were present
from the surrounding country, though there
were ,ery few, we believe, OF our citizens
present except such as We're summoned Tor
the guard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
HOUSEKEEPING.

ibaNlD LEE. Professor OF Book kesninr bv nouhl.
i."''y' ulpu the most approved Italian inetbod one
"l ,,e h's' experienced and success fl nsirtors an
tie ai'ed eia.es respectfully mfrus the citizens Of
" nat e VIII CO nnsnce givius instruction on
fHu RsDAN EVENING, Aug 81 IN lie Ola go. ~
tashibef Hours OF instruction from iiil o'clort y
' dalit Teruls, s. Tor each pupil, and ar vLi, A.,
a f.a...,'@e ,,',.t ,Sttu' i"eu ieniion)
s,,s,,r, '"eo'e''S a." lfse''e@ edge efthe
--- .4-dlW-ius
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
FRANCE.

Paris is still in a state o. siege, and ITO
men have been found guilty of insure elton in
June, and 1000 have been liberated.
Ldmertne has intimaed to the electors OF
Macon desire to retire. Great anxity pre-
walls concerning the disclosures III the printed
evidence OF the Instruction. which will SOON
be printed for the use of Assembly. Nothing
will be suppressed, aud the debate will COM
mence on Monday. witch will cause great ex-
ci,ement, but Cayagnacs arrangements will
prevent violence. The non-intervention pol
is hoped the good sense oil the people will
triumph.
a serious out break occurred at Lyons,
which was not caused by any poitica feeling.
Several arrests were made
ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
Charles Albert has evacuated Lombamy.
General Weldon, at the head of the Aus
trim Army entered the Papa Dolninions
The Pope was greatly incensed at the IN
vason-a battle ensued, in which the Aus.
TRANS were worsted.
The German Duchies have renew ed the
war, but no battle was fought. The Bloc.
kade will reconmeuce on the 10Th instant
ENGLAND
The Chartists are again making hostile de-
monstratons i'll various parts OF Great Brit.
ain,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

ARRIVAL EXrRAORDINARY-Mad-
riUer Raiiroad Finished Tins morning a
holf-p8s, ten, an engine with several cars at
iached came into town from the Lake. and
was received withshouts OF JOY by large crowds
Of citizens.
We could scarce believe our ears when we
heard the strange sound OF the whistle in the
north east, nor our eyes, when we saw the
engine coming. Bul il is reality. The Mad
river Railroad is completed to Springfield. and
the River aud the Lake have shaken hands.
Ohio is crossed by band OF iron Spring
fcld Republic, Aug. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

We have just received the following des-
patch from the Frankfort Commonwealth
office.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. %, u o'clock.
Official returns from all the counties ex
cept Hart aud Union. which are reported.
make Critlendens majority S.52l.-hays-
YiHe Eagie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
VIRGINIA CITY


e. kENT sale OF lots at auction al Virginia CITY in
~ Hancock county Va, on TUESDAY the laIh
day OF September next chance is now offered
or persons 10 invest capital with certainty ofrapd in.
crease in value.
The undersigned would respectfully invite public al.
iehiio 10 sale OF lots at the above mentioned time and
place. Win the confidence Of lis possessing
rarely equalied for binding up commercial aud manu-.
iaetlfniF town. lis situation being immediately on the
east bank OF the Ohio river, at good landing al all sta
es OF le water about mid way between Pittsburgh and
" heeling, lwo miles south Of Wellsville Ohio-it Is
also immediately opposite the mouth af Big Yellow
Ireek, Jefferson county ohio, and the junction of
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad with lie ohio
'Ner, on an extensive river bottom more than five
nies IN length, and average of more than three.
"1rs OF nite in Width aud entirely above hih alter
marx, the greater part 20 feet and not n.rseeteJ v
ANY one considerable ravine would ohstruct
communication through any part fsaia touni " ch
mas gentle inclination nom the base thr river hills
20 me hank Stone coal IN different stratas
immediately al the base OF Tie hiii hack of the sa rms
1oii ifota three 10 feet depth ineSharsliie In
quantity and superior IA quality ~ lime tiintes aud
every material requisite Tor building "a abundance
IN audilnn Ia the aove, IL may he necessary 10 uen
"o LAT he5e is strong probability of lie present rita
OF Virginia city being selected the county seat for the
NV county OF Hancock. JAcoB bRENNAMAN,
July ID, * RBSG 4, DzrSx..S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE

fl'HE partnership between Tilos. II. List and VIM De
ford is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THOMAS II. LIST,
August 10, ls4s WILLIAM DEFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

MAGNETISM AND THE CHOLERA
Magnetism is likely toplay an important part
10 determining the healthiness Of the atmos-
phere. Ga the appearance OF the cholera in
Berlin the telegraph wire refused to work,
and the barometer tell from SO to 30. in the
space OF few hours. This led 10 scientific
investigation, when it was discovered that
the magnets Of the telegraph were affected by
the atmosphere, which it was supposed had
been rendred ioul by The approach OF The epi-
demic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
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HOPE FIRE COMPANY.

HOPE FIRE COMPANY.
The regular monthly Parade OF the Hope
Fire Company, will take place at the Hose
House, on Saturday next, at4 O'Clock. Mem
bers viii dress in Summer Uniform, white
pants and red shirts. Punctual attendance
Is very desirable. BY order.
Sept /. A. WARREN, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

We look with feel
ings akin TO contempt upon the barnourning
movemenrin the northern states which takes
up Van Buren, Tor The presidency, inasmnch
as that very party al one time proposed 10
unite with the Independents OF Maryland in
support OF Gen. Taylor. They then cared
nothing for the lIee soil movement, nor do
they now.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
10 Htgh Mitcheu, infant son of James W.
70 Mich'U, aRd The said James Wufie

vi are hereby Notified, tia, application will lie
mSGet no toulitv Cour Of Ohio County, On SAT.
uiHay, Tue aih day IT September neN nv The wheeling
" esl Llterty aud bsttaay turnpike Coupsny 10 4p-
to,nt NY scree' intelligent disntcresieS ami impair,
Hugh Mitchell. IN Ohio County Ghrongh winch lie
salu company proposes 10 conduct It's said Turnpike
hoadl whieh WIZ result from opening tie sad road
through ~ ISAAC ". MITCHELL.
August 7ih, 1888 Presiis.t OF said.,n any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

ANOTHER BOLrE8-rAe Rev. Samuel
]. NAV. who was q delegate 10 the Buffalo
Convention. .s,- ne. confidence is a plant
OF sloN gtya a,' cpd he does not think It's
growth uid rs su!ll.eully rapid to cause
hi.n 10 vote toI Nou Blren IN November.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

OHlo.-The papers which advocate the
election oiGen. Cass report that there are
area, di.afectons among the wings OF OHIO.
Ii is not SO. The wings Of Ohio are as true
a. steel, ead viii never desert their country
in lime Of need, much less will they ever
20 over to Mir Nan Buren,. They will new
or trust lheil country in the hands OF the
selfish and inriguiug little magician. We
are satisfied That there are hundreds OF the
old supporters Of Nau Boren who will now
support him, where there Is one wing. In
Sicubrnyil.e township there are about 4OON,
Buren meu, none Of whom are wings. The
WeH.,iAe Patriot has dropped Cass aud
qope over 10 Van Buren, So they 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

Tae books for the subscription OF stock
10 he Steuben,llle aud Indiana Railroad
hove been opened ia Sieubenyille and 10000
dolots subscribed They must go it siron-
ser lsau Iha.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

sTtiE Annual Meeting OF The Ohio and Brooke Caan.
a ~ Agricultural society, viii he held the house q,
" en- irwin IN West Liberty, on Friday, September The
49, a. 10 O'Clock. NJ for the election 81 eers ana
ne tFansaciion Of business generally. punctual a.
tendance OF the members Is requested y order Of thc
Managers. JOHN ENGLISH Re- g.,
Argus aad Herald copy. faprISl''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

AYAIis. walls
2N 5no lts Hec Mats.
1899 pauers shoe TAGS
90 bushels Do Pegs,
10 lhs. Shoe Thread. rettved a. ,,,.,.,
aag3t ALTMAN & MANNELt'~.
FRESH FRUITS. NUTS. &c.
80 80 bG.'' Ea-9. hale, g se be-, A,2 Tg,.
FraH Dates. do English Wanuts,
jus, received and for sale by ?. r. ziNN.
su.3I Nole Monroe -.
- OLD CHAINS have reed This dag 100 feet Of
~ gold curb guard chains, which viii re sold a. hi-
sIei Jhia retail prices. AoFA iRCHILD
SSARB CAsES-A general assortment Of silver, pearl
Aarai horAIRcmLn.
LOON HERE, GIRLS.
gEvANTED-Tiveo or six girls 10 work my Book
WV tindery. in:-eiiate Application and good re-
n WOLF over Todd Z IIowcirs shoe store. south end
OF Market Square, Wheeling, Va. aug 20 81
nToTiCE-The partnership between Thos. u. List
~ and WIN. peiord, is this day dissolved by mntual
ceusert. THOMAS n. LIST.
Aur,,a-INd WILLIAM DECOR ID.
Fresh Fruits. Nuts, &c.
20 10 TO' do Rock Sa.s' Candy: do Cream Nuts;
frsn Dates; / do English Wainuis
Just received aud for safe by . HiNNt
Aug29 no - Monroe street
Saddler's Hardware.
F7TT & GREER are receiving full supply Of
- saidiery Hardware Of their own importation. au2s
OFT Il GREER,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLER'S HARDN ARE,
Corner Of Monroe and Market Streets.
Opposite the Post Once WHEELING. VA:
,3JANTEp-A Platter, to work srirrup Irons, Bride
~ Bits etc. Enquireof Iau2sl OFT & GREER
Cow and Horse Food.
EFFORTS and shipstud for sale and delivered free of
~ drayare, by Gill STOUT,
Augl6-diw Steam Touring mill, South Wheeling.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
r AN receiving general assortment Of Mems
u aud Boys fur, CLOTH push silk and all kinds caps
wishing purchase viii please call aud examine my
stock. which fresh, varied and exceedingly
cheap Aug22 JOHN ho"E.
sNlL CoCKs-A new aud s,endid article. just reed
" aud for sale by HOkNBkOoh DILLON.
e1c BAGs RIO Coffee;
- y 10 chests t;unpowder Tea;
do Young Tyson Tea;
90 - ID caitys very zine Imperial Tea
% Glib - Gunpowdcr do
I0Oalls Western Reserve cream Cheese;
For sale low by LaulJl MORROW & WAkEMAN.
e Ole LEATHER.-iOOo lbs Spanish sole Leather,
- Tiemlock TAM prime article. just received aud for
sale very low for cash MCLALLEN. KNOX
FIRST NEW GOODS
For the present and approaching Season.
~ W. nElSKELL having just returned from the
Ne East respectfully informs the public that ne will
this morning. lues'ay.l have ready Tor inspection,
great variety OF goods, jnst received from New
York. comprising many new aud desirable styles for
Ladies wear; together with great variety of either
goods Aug29
NOTICE.
fI'HE partnership between Thos. n List and VIM De-
ford is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
TtiOMA II. LIST,
August 10, 1913. WILLIAM DEFORD.
AUCTION SALE
A. Saturday morning, end September 1913, will
sell quantity OF Beds and Bedding, OF good quail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

{C@, SAs543
&osI ~
Correspondence Of the Pitt nrga Gas,tfe.
Foreign Ncws!!!
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAM IL SHIP
NAAGAEg a.
Bosrov. August 81, 1913.
Tie Steamer Niagara arrived at her wharf
in 2 days
Her news is important, and will be read by
your citizens with hope and fear for the fate
OF Ireland, ia her unhappy and deplorable ex-
element.
IRELAND.
Meagher, o'Donoghue aud Scheme, have
been arrested by the police, and soldiers are
in pursuit of 0'Gorman and other confeder.
ates.
Arrests continue in every part Of the coun-
try.
Brien will soon have his trial
Tranquility now prevails, but The people
are far from being well disposed to the auhr-
tiles
Several Irishmen and Chartists have been
arrested in England, for using sediiious Ian
guage. A letter was found on Brien, from
Duffey. OF highly trees unable character and
written after the open rebellion oil o Bnen.
The wet and cold weather causes alarm for
the growing crop of potatoes. and fears are
entertained that they will rot ia the ground
all over the kingdom,
The Irish Clergy are doing all in their pow
er to preserve peace.
Meagher has written letter Indignantly
denying that he made or offered to make slip.
ulations with the Government 10 save hi.
life. He saws no such Offer would be accep-
ted, but liberty for all to leave the country
would.
The Liverpool papers are received, With &C
Isympathisers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

n Two Horse Pesdljns Wagon, for sale. Enquire of
~. Aue2s OFT & GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
FIRST NEW GOODS

= Ole IEATHER.--iO00 lbs Spanish Sole Leather,
- nemock Tan, prime article jus; received aud for
sale very low for cash MCLALLEN. kNOX&C0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

lawmakers Of the land but they vii toers,e no man
no. not even WAsHScroS II he were siNe IN intsrpos
ing his veto upon law analogous 20 me OF
l7-7 II ne Congress OF the United ststes VIII inst
there shall be Freedom from Slavery forever sno any
man sitting in the White House dare n'erpose dis puny
arm against H. ! viii not he Will be taken through
the forms Of impeschment-there might ~ ripie sum
mary method found out Of disp0sinE Of hun
know very well that the senate 10 weary Oi tnis az.
bate wish only % s,s;e smother fact which viii
show Whist Il IS that our brethren OF ne Sousn TOW
demand II yor take the ares Of the Free ststes ano
the Slave states hey exist and compare thenl yod
Will md that the latter predoriins.e When the Con.
sttution formed and when al the territory which
you then bad was brought into the Union, the Free
states had excess OF 10000 squsre miles the
Slave S'stss but when you had acquired Louisiana,
forifs and IeNSs, and added them 20 the Union. and
when you add the claim OF the South that they will
carry their Slaves into Oregon New Mexico and Cali
fornia what will then be the condition Of the Free
states the former viii have onethird more power in
the senate Of the United States than the Free States
could ever have And ihis Il all you ask Much has
been said shout the modesty OF the South-the tor
besrsnce Of the South Why, considered merely
as question OF political power al they ask OF Is TO
On, the power INTO their hands in order tina, they may
govern the OF the North az they govern the
black men OF the South II it's 10 De looked upon 50
OF power all that is the position IN which
this question will be placed II you admit slavery INTO
these Territores-this s the position In which believe
before God we shall be placed unless you prohibit X
Sir have seen the working Of this system. f.ant ~
slaftnOliers among 1VN WIZ oi' A't
holders and they will maintain their position ssastthe
30 Let one man out OF 50 be a STAKEHOLDER and he
will per- uade the 40 that is better that the institution
should exist Il i property that stands in the way OF
humanity il Is interest so-did interest do not like
70 consider the question in that light but cannot be
blind 10 the which has been pursued by the
modes, snd seltdenying South the Godiesring South
which has exhibited such extraordinary iorbesrance-
not caring 10 extend It's powerbut a, the same time
demanding Of Us to give them the power TO rule this
senate which at least is equivalent to ruling the legis
ative power of the land Sir ii II were a mere ques
ton of power rather think should consent 70 give IL
up TO them but there questions deeper and higher
than your mode Of governing the country would De To
me. For myself want the Ordinance OF 1877. There
can stand upon firm ground There the path is mark
ed by the blood of the Revolution stand in comps
nv there with the old men,. their locks wet with the
Jordan through which they have passed and their gar
ments dyed red with the blood which they have shed
10 give ms the priceless boon Of Freedom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

sous, al he rro<,enss sbsu' oou.st z a.
s:s M 1900 v ss az, .s a.
y d. s...g q W. ss.'sh C o. 49, ~ 49, Ia,
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se.s .e.sss .. -. g, s9.,s =. w.. }, 3. sas-,iy e
pus. acquired ~hs he e-s-s .rrtoJ 80 10. n.ss
y. 1870. 81 .. K.rss q q is- q pse.s.r
% No a'.o' 20, q % :. p.S.s.S r. asis .s
ps.-..5 al - caas ne socnFs1 'ns ''F" ~ Ne see'y
~. ssssy e-S.d u. rai.e s.s. ,ns 80. 2. p. PC
eT,si. 80 Q ~hh I., b. 20 gu ~ .s.r. rss.. ~
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..,., s,.s...sl- go n : MATED a. arier. f'n n'
soP.H = R-r' q n. ssI.,af - s 40. S.ess
~ qaPFfosr.,-s al - ,asesi - - e.i,,a y ~,
ar.-i tie e.--ss helssea has e--a 'sFes- o. ss
wb., sbosu y ,s III. d s,.,. nay ,,ls rsshi.
eir,, $500 ~, 49,, ,.,-r.s .esr n,sl l-sl
.rsnts -ulyrsn,. .nd s-,., ~ ese>~a Re css % ~ ~
hs stPsuss % shah - h.s. esn .s-'ed ,esgrf.
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uridrion o. ~ ~ eoanir AZ ne - 90 -, ~ -.
cur Uaor az csnpo' = nsd. suo - p teop-sn ~ .
sah ace .'''a nus, 81, 70 -. so.ss r'' s''s a''1
fianas and .sruisrsl ia,er-s, y oar e, - ,. n a..
49, ,rr ~ sr.. that ssil. - ar -. rrA %
,p. al H. a,sd hsr IL rsfenf 1rf VI
NJ, OF our STATE. cruss fua.- l.1is 49, y -
$500. 81 -, N. .o,,r.go,y AM afd'a over nen % pnH
cas- rlrofiance tie Nsp1u n ne >tsS ~ -
Iured STATE. ne Il ~ fuec Lts, - -, -
wb- coaeesst a. ne sr.e 49,.
Inn h-s lrn,. ossi .bcn; ono s.f-uih o. oer en
Asl,a.h un q q. cossi e esose s 80
70 Yofk n wealth. ropg.'Ala sna
important wli grow uP IN he m-Ensssn' siIe
y apnely in-ssius pogaiats. ~ yedas 81 49,.
voa c-s,sin h he Poss-sss'n u 10 sac A..
haeon n. c,o'a -haa hsss &C." ID, .a.as,'
ID ne last All shal i1ps co's' ~ -
produ nres->d msrs-, sn ~sty sasss ea
sni of..n ai- vel .asr-u tonnage &C
TL--s Advantages. far MR. 'hsn tbs SIMPLE ur "a
o." JAMksk foik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
THINGS IN WASHINGTON
Speech of MIR. Corwin.
CoTTetpOnutnCe OF thu IIIOu"O'
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jul


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July %.
Mr.. CoRwIy made speech in the Senate to-day
an the Compromise bill. He did not commence till
ate in the sternoon--but such was the anxiety to
hssr him that he kept the Senate in session and
hll till O'Clock. All were attentive and engrossed
IN his remarks
He took strong ground against the Compromise,
and exposed its true character He said he bellev
ed Gen. TAYLOR was opposed to the Extension Of
savery, and so believing, he should vote for him
The sentiment of the North, he said, was for
ever opposed to the Extension Of Slavery. He
ympathized with such sentiment, but he profess
ID no communion with the intentions or DECLARE
ions of the North, who sought emancipation OF
Slavery where IL now existed, even in volat on OF
he Consultation Nor did he entertain any SYM
psthy with the fanatics OF the South who proposed
al every hazard to extend this peculiar institution
He was for the Constitution. He had ever sup
ported it he should ever support IT, 1t was the
safety of the Republic--the guaranty OF ITS
perpetuity.
1t is impossible to do anything like justice to
Mr. CoRwIS's speech Extracts would convey no
idea of its excellence, nor the most glowing dc
scrption any apprehension OF its immense effect.
Great as are Mr. CoRwISs talents, the peculiar
iervor and sincerity of his manner tend greatly to
the popular estimate of his oratOry. He is per
haps the most impressive speaker Of the age-cer
tenly OF this country. The extreme mobility OF his
ccuntenance was probably never equaled. The
workings Of his features correspond with, and de
note the sentiments OF his mind, and whoever list
ems to him. though at au inaudible distance, can
dscoy err from his countenance the character OF his
remarks.
His speech will have a great aud sound inhu
ence at the North. 1t will be published with all
convenient haste, and spread out to general peru
AL