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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

ENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. DC. tCR
u oaLE-fuTsuani 10 the IEJvfsGns of The a,.
tcles Of pat ncrship of Vanleer Hicks d Co fFdusTJ
~ HICKS oo OF the mcmbersoi said finn Icing deso1
'e uhuenSshed Surviving par nerS Of said hun viii
On 'he first day Of Ocisbcr 1910 and the slere,dip
day If necessary, hc premises in Nashville seu %
puolic auction the real belonging 10 or con
neoied with ihc Tennessee Rolling Works. and nm.
"Ienut@ee Rolling Works. with oil their h, rcdita.
merits and 1ppuHCn1u6es, fixtures, Sc
The real estate 10 'onring to and connected Win
the Tennessee Rolling Works is ms fooNs VIZ, alr,
seven acres Of land snua ed ia The Oy.n OF Nashville
on the Lark Of The Cumberland RIVER irnrped aleI,
nb've what IS called ile Upper Ferry pur,Lased of
David McJuYock, the University OF Nashville and n
A. McNHIry d vic; upon this plrrci Of land arc sin,
atcd the Rolling Works proper Foundry in Which
any Of the Machinery necessary for the WORKS can bo
cts large brick store hossc. large brick B1,rjip-
House and Uihci valuable improvement; there IA an
excellent landing the river.
An undivided interest IN lie Coal mines on Com
hcrldnd riycI ia Pulaski county. KeEtuckg. end lie
lands UPON which they situated fht amour, Of hi,
Interest and The vholc amount 81 the i.rds Will be
shown b. the Subscribers 10 -ny one wi o viii call 81
hem. II hcrg JIM ossslc describe these win nc
Gu -acy ~ an advertisement.
The real estate ab,yo mentioned rtu4i,, 49,,
thing affixed The freehold vii Re .d urop ,ts ~
lowing terms; oc fifth Cash and INC bslance in eors
insiamers Of one, I've, lhIec and four yean--a npe
security Will be required Of ihe purchaser.
~ - hoi ocencd y, ccasafy 20 cay myth 10 cemuFn.
"a on at ihi- properly. The Rolling Works we're
built ~ 1884 they have been in successful opcrnf,t
ever Nn,e hey arc now ia good repair sud are not
SUI assed D. any csinbshment Of 10 lid in ie T.
niied States. ~ The dcrsznsd believe; hey haie
com otied viii them an extensive Nultry.
~ ihc fame tin. and place q e rnGc sgnsd vii
sell 1ll nc persH al csinte connected with he sd
Rolling Works a credits q niue noniis. The %.
sona' prOrt fty cunsss mainly of tic following items
VIZ - or Is valuable slaves. mules horses. wagons.
caris o seho'd aud kitchen fur itur WIN ofhl
~ smaller matters ioo numerous % mcniirn. Notes
with good scc uy payable j.. Bank VIII be required
,f iht purchasers 81 The pcrs0nsl rrnpcry.
= he property viii be % ali Hiaes open Cor inspcc.
ion 10 ih0se who ms wish " pur, hose. I'D any IN.
6rmsi o. viii be iurnisi,ci n prrons ~ distance
ROBIfT RfNTEf,
ANTHONY ". YANIECp.
Ssstsr'g Yortaer' q 20 I'm II y l,s' L{sXs Z. CO.
rra' io--lscf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
Wheeling. March 10Th. Is4o.

HE CswAED W hen General Harr o. will a
mere handful OF men has;eRed 10 Fort Alcigs then
threatened by the whole British force in Aracrica. all
eJes were uftn him. In few hoaTs after he had
reached the fort General Proctor arrived before H. and
Oh The ground that General IIairi, Oh had not a A.
cirn' ioF'e TO defend -. demands surrender 10 re
'.' waste OF Iei The messenger h;ndsodcd 6eliveT
ed his mrSSage to which Gem raj Ha-r.,n nr,r,, ,I
Tefiied'--"ItH yo9r Gtnyral 1H nc uig pere- iars
mrs pc" @UhEESpEEto To isM UPoN ANY TERMS
- should u izg into his LSads L nil Be 4. 0,asY,,
"a dd'ed 10 40 hi hoHoT and rre rim Lrrger
''G'"'S Upon te SrIiau6e of his GouersneHf L5sz A.
THorsAND sUKKENnERs" - o. W.
The messengcr was then eonduIs .rsS-. md 4, IA
mater OF history ha' every 10 repnlse agl
The fort was dcended--ihs seize IN settle enemy
pursu, d-snd Enally defeated and ca Jrurer What
sing, lar CoUcrd!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
>. E. WHARTON Edo, and Prog-ie,o-

Trssrs--rhc Tr-Ncrkly IaPer y, published 81
T,esi,yS. Tagrs'ly, and SATURDAYS, At g per annu
is a3vsncc. or e II the chi 81 the scar 80 for Fix
r1a,hs M Subscriber s-:c.ys3 Hos e,a TERN thln
S,k ra,n;s
tn, Vseil7 PIE, ,ns wer.-r-i virsi,ia T,mS: l.
pTh,.sisd on Wsiacsiay 81 s. Sd PER nnoGm IN AZ.
v..ce, o. 3 Il all paid within one month from The
hosaaas o; the yslf. 30 subscribers will DC re-
SB'vel, ctc0F, ca ss pa Ia advance. 30. noa'hs
81 = snyss;atlg charges. 30 subscriber received
lsss rsSn EaUl;A7. and 10 paper discor.
rIae sVSeg 81 ;he ii,-rslUa CT tie pub.sCr. Gn;i.
a. as-cara.p, arc rlit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA
l.1JSE or DELEGATES.
Tufsuer.x .

W htIAfs aIafNn %
FssRn.lEn MILLS.
The hlloDirg c1gF.ssed bus uc-c 'eod The third
Uno AMI passed
} Amending rhr law. concerning slaves free No
r-po. o. multiors"
Q TO incorporate The farewell white Sulphu,
Sruugs 4 'mp1n,.'
'lur. portTnF fhe Sweet Springs and Slli So.
fl.r ra5npik. Com any
r, fro-pp .1te FTcncA's Hotel COfnpany. Iu The
b".Olt I'D ~ NHrir,t.
3 10, Dla Hlp E,rcs forl her husband Geo
70 Eina." .llr WOOD Of .'mel,s, supporting ibc
Bib
.'.a,su.uc 'Thom1s R,asicy. r free man Of ou'.
7r .f'rf7r gIH. Ga-Nr King sn, ror,ng ne d. d..
rus'"d ~ ayes aui DOCS. called hy Mr. Verb ayes
g. rbs. So
z -Awhanzng aalu,nH compensation 6r u.
iuiflnl 81 poor Cd lIr-1"
Authorizing irm,s rJseu o. mn utl % 81 ~ IN thsis
own ranses when deserted hy fh ..r b..rsrd.
. an. 'orzuE i,e ,pUi,s-I.u 81 r.Igm-rts bro me-
,l4rks oi!i.c s-d ior other f-r. a-o.." aud
90 Concerning 70 securities Of wdl-sa 3 A ,n.
ming"
osDra o. 1uT DAY
N- pu-ma1 called up Inc order &c ths fty-.H,.
consideration ui De oil TO 10y ts1cs 0r no ssyro.t
of Government"
Mr cfltebrsld tIsn sulln.uos hs following ros,
luton
aR,sa1re7. That iae hln bs committed N The r.-.
mfrea Of Finance. win INSTRUCT orr 20 rsrart h.U
providing rhr same rstss II la.1frl with the tate, -
v.ded the ct of 1879 gnd bi.I pfov6.ae - te,
sorary lo11 10 meet TO dofricncy hi ths TrssaI-.
IT. q ode Len 9-.0os5f I'D aFIsr fhs int.-u~tian.
p, n-.t OF .r1r Nr Cmch SETS. uhtfIts ths
G'r.5 $50 at Fss'<Sl rs Ga zsrasz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

STEAMBOAT AccIpEVr.-Tbc Itrie Rock Advn.
e'Ir Z" the 1h ulL. SAYS AS me Cinderella was as.
cendirr the Arkansas river on Tuesiay Inst AMI
about 4eD mates aho's the mauth. her rit'u7n key
broke. winch caused the piston rod ~ 20 bark with
such remcndsCs isrcc. 10 burst her cylinder head
onroly on', and asn cracked The cylinder one ihirl
~ - length end broke and bent up ms; 81 the rla.
chIn-ry back Of lie boilers No one Jas huf."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

Tive rusp,,ss ID, - o. 70 melpws vino Thing,
rn fhsnse'tes rasiFsrst sc1uifs rernin tenderness
from r,solsrtoD--sad he Genes % 0uf youth. iho'
remlt.,ls neuarY 81 eisasn "a az foclna. fs ~ 10
cor msr-Oy. 5suifca. Is ia .. Ne ame and sndssr.
u Fr--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

Ms wEASroS--it i. pcraa MT gcnoral,v known
in ohio County. ih,' schoo! o- the ,,lucaron Off
Deaf Dumb and Blind. las been rec hily c.:ab,ihel
IA the Stale Of Virginia. You Will therefore. h;nk
sue'erve the caI9o ofhuzziiy by Inserting the ACTON,
panyins advertisement Of shli Institution
DEAF AND DuMB. AND BIIND Scmo o.. NJ s-Srv-
TON. VIRsiNiA -Tn:s Institution VIII r. O., On Ter TO
reee piion Of pupils he IS day 90 Nvf der NJ
The terms and conditions Of adrni;;a..sc U,u D.. a.
follGws:
is. The Insliip,inn will provide for ersb pur;,
bard lodging and aslii G; The oon.;a:,r surornr,
deEce o. hcLi,h. CCrtCti. manners ard norss. c.
eardi'r. stationary, and ohcr incidental .Y0,n.sa ;
The school room, COR which, ncgdiny tgiIiop ,hsre ,,
DC an annual charge OF Srao
I'd Ia case OF sickness tho necessary ex,ra chars.
will be made. ss
Sd. No pupil viii b" reeeivcd for less term than
two year, and no deduction will he made On acc,rni
OF Saeaiion or absence, except in case of 'ckncss
n Payments are always 10 re made ss u.cu,hs IN
advance; Tor The puncual fnl.incni OF which ~ H.,
continuance If The rup Tor years c, cen, in casa
of sickness emission by The , is,,rs ,.,.,T..,
hnnd ard security viii be required
oh Esrh Deafnlrrr applying for adTn'.snn ro,,,,
not he under ar Over25 year. al ss- and IN The CAS-,
&" The Bind. not under over Is; under u.cul.,
Circumstances this rule may lie dc Iaicd from at Ito
ciscreion fac EIccGiivc committee. In every IT,
sance The pupil must Ne Of good mural lnslleri ffe
fran any immoralcs &c coEdaci rr fron any cent,
gous disease; &c S.hish q Easfaeiory certificate vii
be reg iiied
9Th Each pupil shall. On admission, he provided
ny his rroHis gnsriians with sufficient chang az
c"Tn'cr'ale rlJthing with the name Of the owur MAJ
kTd an each article the clothes must be renewed nv
me a. ar guardians when required otherwise ih.v
~iil he furnished by he institution and rhatsed Il, s,
/ par MS guardians.
n. In case the parents or sualdacs are nnah. n
deiray re expenses Of pupils fresdcnls If ina Stat.
OF Virginia. they VIII De ejueaied aid fcr:.;sh,d g.
iuiinusly by the Ins,itation.
Whena pupil -Senf Ia Ih. Institution unless accom-
panied by parent or some friend who can CIV. Ia
necessary informal on concerning such pupil u written
S'n;emcni should he seni lis ~ hey rurl.: IN.
yrar month and day Of birih The names IA full Of h.
r her parents. brothcrs AZ! sisters; l lace OF ~,
Residence; whether he She yyra born deaf or y n,
or u No. ~hni clu.sl E her trnfileas or h, nJn-s,
aii also he name CT d.rercn offhe p-rzon H. ,.hom
letters respecting such puy Il may be nd,,reS.-,I
| The vacation. viii he determined on hereafter
All letters ia relation 10 The admission of uu ia ad
| iTcss 10 he uEces:!gre5.
NCH's. E. KINNEY. Sec's.
siarnton. Oct; TO- 1899.
Persons having k;.1w,edge of children that should
De seat 10 SIsGnion for education and who canuo, them
selves conveniently send tern req lcs:,d TO leave
sh"r names and other necessary information. with .bS
'iyor OF this Ely. and Ihey Will 10 attend d to.
~ HUMANTrAs.
heenp. March 10Th $40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

II anica!ly desire 10 sec this country IN ,hc same
happy go'l,tiJ.l as the Island o! Cuba"
NsHG,sr Walls-
81 coingidc 10 The sentiment ct the Senator from
mississippi" fSerc,cy Calhoun
co." must reduce labor low. cad bring things a.
th - specie value"
''slG'ors CI'IJan md Prstnro4
Tie Ta'T Of 1875 has made al he d.f!i-rlty-
Briag thing, 10 he specie value ard FREQ trade and
you ma, rect kuroF< oa The sam. lc.sl and com.
pvic 10, 'h5 E.a5.e' gf .hc World"
Senator Calhoun.
i hiy, addressed enqllrirs g. lw,n y-scvcn f,,.
es1m"n's at tsr,a". ani Gai that twenty-five have
adopted the SaL-Trcasrfy"
Prrs,isH, Vaa Burn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

OBJECTIONS TO CENTRAL HARRISON.
IT, 80 .s ps-
So 10 70 sn aruu-1t
, DE hrsf tn 70 o. cabin
g. Hs Ives in a pl'ses
pa. ne be- UE91pa'sr
81 ue was r'-1, stsd so'l'y because Be aeas r-rs
~ v Do ne ri s'tItuds
rs Hob eowarS
En- ~ rst ios fsus"
Va. To- III aI, .,.s.
sr .-. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

iSpiASA-Ib' Legislature Of this State. a; il. re-
e'a' session. r-lhor-sd ~ issue Of tnio. and a
A'u oil doll r. in The form Of So,e no,e, half of the
aenoEni' atm .. S.. and hall Of $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

Die. Clay visited Hanoyer hi, native count ON Fri
day lat HE returned ~ Richmond on Monday. and
departed Tor washins'oa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12


n o.; orr rs.ecr- on the 9Th day Of M.reh ls1S,
ton. ~ w. SSes
We viii eoucia6s ;o-day's portion OF our review or
TIE Lcssiaivs history Of the soldier Of Til pseano. s
c"e OF hi> short speeches IN Congress whiSh W.. ~
Win IN 'ooing through he history OF The elo<:ng da,
o. the Session Of !olT H. and which We copy bee,u,s
aloee'hrr ehancieris,io Of him.
1915. April IL. Gen nARRisox renewed a r,c.
ii"n which had been made 10 sii morrow Sunday
The next day hayrs bera fixed as the day for ending
the Session. fh.s nolol having been oijccicd To by
Member frun Conn., lieut.. Gen ii. REPLIED that
although he could pretend 10 DC we'll scqu.ip-
TED with the Scr purSs he gsnicn:an iron Connee-
sni. lac must have entirely Misunderstood the rrirci.
Plies oi TIE Christian Regin IL The proposition he had
made could not he defended that grouid alone I,
would be recoesed that he had suggested this corr,s
wren The ball for as r,iisf 4 the venerable Re-oia.
n'nnry por,ef. STAHK. under d,scrsston this morn
iny and had proposed to d,vcie the Sundays teuon
exclusively 10 surners of hat Description, Tho bill
Icng since reported for ne relief II me rdcrs o1s
opaans 81 hs efcrrs end -sisnrs rko (eu VA ne htc
"1'. was not srird upon. The Pension bill had been
suspended m the Senate Il. he want Of time Ia exau
me u and Mr.. H. said that great number Of indi.
v'dnais would .rficr all IN cnlE-nes o. extreme DC,
cry u these Us passed Mr.. H. said thai
ne was not willing ccnsrsin the oorscie nee Of en-
Peron; tho gentleman fr m Come, iic"t might If 10
2ieiseG. absent himself from the House. BIT for n,
part. tsaid Mr.. HI eanHor ecnreive that moo =,
cePtshe sacrifice can Re ofcrcd 90 Heaven o. iho
Sabtnlh :han that which wcrd DRY tp tho tcor, ~
The widow and ihr orphan. and rTu, :de tie sas a
ronfori and SUPP oTi fuE he aged and ira mod sold p
who have spent their vgur AMI shcs hcir hlosi I. Z
t<nce of The Liberty of thor cori.irv Ti,svns D. +,
Eessioa. and he hoped The motion Would prevail"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

The GlVee an whiT capital !. three dried rp.s,
md an onion" The Globe viii end that the onicn
win make NAM of-s holders eye. wnter ne1, No
yculber
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

The T'rrEcANoE CREE vii meet to-niorrow even
ins lFfeny) m the CoJr' House. An alSress on the
lie and services Of Mara Van BURN. VII re lel:,
e'ed b. Wm Desa' wison sIl psrtios are invited
20 aiieai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

~ ia q" ares gai IN al c1ug rez. d has been
o'svssrd' that lie cuvaiors 81 Inc sl ,hosr who
a7e isaf wiling K f75' Hih .Isr right AL -uLmi
H.ens,IsGs % ilC NJ e q master"
VA II. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
VA H. HARRISON

~ 'TITE PEOPLE or TR- UNITED STATES
- ray ihry ever REMEMBER ihll % preserve ih,.r
h1nes. hey musl 30 thc.r own vomr cd her ~. e.
fsll's HhI a. HhEElSrN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

PUBLISHED TF.WEEkLT AID WEEKLY
az 9Er CORNER % vG-x AID WATER ~.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

u Di.:sic;--wn. . Hedge. ofNsa,vrrcn
x d J,rass w P-yrsm. OF Petersburg
NJ co Nus- y Archsr. cf Arnea
IN do Rich'l kidder Meatr. OF C.aNvi1Jie.
SSh 8, Henri r.. Warkin,. 81 sTiaee Edward
CD 90 juacs :. Br1c,. of fi,lIs,f
7,h "a NhiiIsn r Tanean Of Puts, lvsn.s.
Ssh CO Thon,s 4 Joync,. sfAceonsck.
9sh 90 j,ha Teylvr. j. Of :'aro'ine.
l):h d W.lscugs.y Nsv tn. 9fwrstmorelana
liza ~ lasres Lions. " Ric hnond Cry.
l2-h IA Nz'rr-as ". syuihsll. Of Albern -rlo
18Th 1, John 9. FenIeton. % RappelnrnOSE
sih DO m Js1a-y, Of lOadela.
18Th ID Andrew Hnnier 5f JsErrson
tc.h do FhG5 Williams, Jf Of Fred. sch
i.Sh 90 Ma. Ssyr7a.. orHarly.
18Th ~ Drircos .. .ilvsia. o. lsurs
18Th - Es ard Smith. .; GfsenbTisf.
20.b 90 Ligy.ri jyha,15. ID B1ictorEt
.ls - tulsa S Hunes. If Washington.
22i do Geo-gs " Summers, - Eanavks.
2ji g WnImq- G. willie. OF MoaSr-ali,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
'ER'i.--Fr,,l 'he feop.' ,aI.i,da'o .

N.'L ; LIV-I----T I-II 10 Z U0I11 ; I-.IIGa'O-
NoETH BFNn. IJh Dec. l-31
deem % proper ~ ths tine 20 renew Tie Assurance
hefc3aorr roqu, nils usdc, that should be- elected 10
the Presidency. vi under 90 Circumstances con,cni
10 Js > candidate iJr a ,sconl term.
HM T. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

az TUE LoG CABIN AND HARD Che
ANDiDAFE.--Jrn. q. us.a. when plriins from
regiment Of las s3.rts isi it le indian war SAID
- ticm--"ocn'cmcu. u you s.er1Hn 20 Nurcuurz.
you wi.l always iu3 plate anIs lurf, rnH l,rk ar
TO- liable, ADD assure yIu ul1f yuu will never ir4
49, ao9f s'rt n q hs string IF H,s h.i p4l,.i IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
EVENING SESSION.

The Revenue bill WINS resumed
ME-. Gregory moved IN amend Mr. Goodies amend
'neni. by adding thereto And provided further that
m bank stock shall be soh ulsss {; viii br,as its par
value"
Adopsca-aycs 50. noes IL.
hr Robertson expressed his opposition the amend
mcnt amended
Mr.. Goode. although opposed TO the amcntmcn, Of
- Gregory. which had been adopted. sill preferred
M emendmcnt amended TO the antagonist prorosi-
lion Of Mr. Cruichfeld. lie supported his amend
inoni. ana coniended that Mr. Crtehfelds proposition
amounted 10 srltuity the Banks the of
he interest the loon.
Mr, -Cuichscld replied. and defended hts propsi-
+, lion IL Ba stock vd- soll proposed by Mr.
Gccde. il would be sold FOR bank notes which vvould
not bear int any the which would
be received by way of loan
Mr. May avowcd his opposition 10 al of the amend
mcns lie in favor of the hill. ami f,r
ing the engagements Of the State Nv TAXATION ira rrc-
ference loan n sale Of Bunk sock lie en'e 4
INTO a statement of financial CONDITION. and u.goi
The fact Of Stale debt falling due next yea. as n
strong season fos not anticipating any of
rom he Banks. In support IF the bill. he stated
nat he should consider that Virginia w6sii acqcite
'FeSh honor by taxing the properly Of her citizens
sustain her credit Ia would present her la tho world
N light IN which hcr friends would delight see
hSr.
He thought Mr. Codes amendment the most o.
.jcciioHlble scheme OF the three lie should vote
Mr. Ice was opposed to Mir Gooie's amendment
un'e.s some addition made to IT, tie offered III
''slowing To be added which was adopted. ayes So
I noes 81
And that the said Committee he further r.;rucisl
10 report hill Ia authorize loan Tor the amJunt o
aid deficit in The said stock be snld nj
par or Tor such part thereof Re raised by such
si'c al PA.
Mr.. Gregory called for the ayes and noes, which
WIRE ordered.
The amendment Is amended. was rejected: Ayes 81
Noes 81
: The mot; recurring Mr. Crlichfelds rcsolu
tOn, Nir. Smith. of l. OF W.. moved strike ih'
words. 'alsn bill providing for the Temporary loan .,
meet the deficit in the TIcasury.' for the purpose
q testing the sense Of Ihc House between loan ans
y AKA ion.
The amendment was rejected b. ayrs and noes. n
J. follows: AyCs ~. Noes 80.
> Mr.. Cruichields proposition then adopted 80
% noes &c
% On motion OF Mr.. Radcliffe. the House ADORNED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

IonnoccH VIII Ihe above. IS on " DC most eT.
is isivo READING ROOMS IN the United State --
Terms to suits Ibcss, s. year. Strangers ore free
To- VISIT u fr Lee S,ac. ni month those who con
lime 70 visit II Il. !o:s-= ie- vii! be put Down
Subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

h.N ~ - I4'eti'5 HSt'-'S re a i'hc!nSsN
lss,si OGI all De cha & - csnt- i0T insertions
- go.
TIE rro-rciinra OF s oisy ,ounci. city ordinances
All cadets regularly appear la this pnptE
Connected with lie Gee of public OF the
Wheeling Tiu,S and Advertiser. - JOB (. BOOK
: HlNi!NG OFFICE. where may &c hal on i,yors
'',era., Blanks {. order e ,rL-, tiandhiii,, Show
- 80 do,5 lhc Eca,l1 F'slc and OF s-5; noti,
~. $40 ~ ;hy CDlrdIng Room al tic Wheeling Ta-s
Gad ALvc..srs
t'Gr SU1Gn~ae Col-y SInmors.
ESecsIiOns Fvccaiiyus
Ea..lE, Bonds
Summons iJI A'sar y. heyo- .i2aaces u
bail.
C,r1;, SInrn .r As-aIl.. DEEDS Leases Warrants
-tfsaE,s' Bonds pecisr,,iyns . forms. Il Us q la
cias, Pcilir's Noes. Notes Of -. & " Bank Notes
ofN. ". Bank Caccks Dn on lie banks bound and
plain s.. SC.
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- as nu cyiir guI.hcr of ~ The s'alicr- upo-
C.'efII Harrison. 81 lr CtY5s HDI other kudrcdrruts
i-i f.s Van RIr,I ,rry roid o. following fon thor
%. VIC. FfsHdca. or bin Csirre Rrhrrd "
J1sns,u fhu. spoke DO hc UJ..c of Representative
,,lisi nsfa5.4 6f .hli iaIy.
"Oi % csfcar Of S.1 Harrison need ut s.cal-
ire hisofs u the Vests be history Ior iar,- wear.
He nae hc-1 idcrt.rd h .fs Interests fs p. r. an
ie hops Iniyeral.y te',vs1 r1 tIo walks Of ro-...
aaI dsIH7ail 20 d. Dos a.It, n i-r rlu1rt.- OF hs
lr h" hss bc"n yet more ilus rII,.y distinguish.
e. n he FeIt Daring ths Ig.e Wa- boz was longer
SD ar'1. -fyiro usn any other E~r,ri o .ay. .r was
rcr1l7s. rlens' BOZ seton Than aay ouo OF hem s,r
BL.La sysrAI.sDA ..rrhI"
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Citucn s. Ancrrfierr.


THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH ~. isio
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The iiffEcANOE FLiG IS issued from Ibis office
"a ihc 1T ans lJih Of every month. Price 50 cts.
from ihis TN, mini ne Presidential clac.l-n
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ron yIce.PREslDF.vr,
J o az y siE Il.
OF vIsSr.siA.

TlsssuA FLreros,t TIcs-I.-irl.s Gronia- :,
-. rl-Ot-! tickc' agreed upon AMI Fse0rfnerSr ..
10 voters q IN. Oid DoniaiSs by The Harrison .n-
1yist cysvsn on. " hish rae; tAS 24LFsh. n Rch
Dfyals
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L.. =
y Gan 70 meet sc dessicncy IN tho Treasury" an
'se,'.iaie .se icilowiag.
Hss-seS. That he rrcssursr he. and ne Is hereby
'e'onfizsd md required 20 make sale Of any Bank
H"eh eoonging 70 the S.srs which my be necesSa-y
10 pay the interest TIE puhlic debt contracted fr
w purposes OF Internal Improvement: Prorile,i
Tint tho auni of Stock sold shall NOT exceed The Do.
hciency in the Tfs,sury. or tho Inference hswec.,
ts receipts aai disbursements e tie Treasury for the
euI7G, fiscal year"
Mr Nrnable SPIKE IN opposItion the proposed
amendment. and Mr. Smilh Of I. or w. was sneok;n.
o The same SIDE. when the hour for the recess arrived
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even fire a single gun. but at last made
off as fast as they could. Capt. Elliott, il
is added, intended to blockade the port Of
Canton Immediately with what force he
had. and more was daily expected.
This Information vas obtained by Capt.
Storer, both from English and American
captains, who were eye witnesses of the
scene. and may doubtless be relied upon
az entirely correct. The conclusion is
therefore inevitable that England has now
crossed the Rubicob, and however unholy
the contest in which she has engaged, in
tends to fight it through, relying upon her
own power and the weakness of her adver
sary Tor success, instead Of the justice OF
her cause.
The Americans still remain on good terms
with the Chinese, and are driving very
profitable business with them. 1t will be
likely to suffer severely, however, in case
OF blockade and The open hostillies which
now seem inevitable. The proceedings Of
Captain Elliott appear to us little better
than downright murder. The destruction
of five hundred people by whom no attack
had been made. and no resistance offered.
certainly looks cold blooded and inexcus-
able. This is poor way to teach Chris
tianity TO the heather.