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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
CERTIFlcATEs.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

j q
Dear SIr-BelicyisgitR dniy owe you ne a sue.
ceesfui rrncrtIoner "a well as those VINO may be
similarly afflicted. | take pleasure "a acknowledge
ing tho bcn,t have ter.y, d from The use Of yoLr
ya.us bic Medicine,
HUNTS RUTANIC PILLS
After mEch suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
ing the spring AMI fall. FOR hc last four years. and
the pecunIary injuries Attendant OF the indjsposI-
tIor of one on whose eAeIsl0Gs large family was
dependant tor support aud having Wjihou; success
tested the skill of many medical advisers. az an
expense could not well afford. In the fail Ui A. >
finding the prrmonUoTy symptoms OF the discasr
approaching, Was Indu, ed 10y friend VINO had
trled your medicine, 10 purchase package OF your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness 10 IN
form you-a1d through you, those who may he
similarly affl,ctet-tsat they counteract the dis
ease, nor have i been troubled with a since. and
my confidence continues 10 gIhold me 81 thChe-
iICt that your Botanic Pills the most slle the
cheapest, most efhcaCious. mi radical cure for
that distressing olsease the Fever and AgEe Al
for the offer y0n for she blessing YOU
have been instrumental IN cYneTrng cl me. Is ny
assurance of unccaslng gratitude and esteem.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

INATH0LIC BOOKS-Douay Bible,
= Outlines Of a History Of the Court Of Rome.
key Of Paradise. True Pieiy, Christians Guide
Wade Mecum, just received and Tor sale by
feb 10 STEPHENSON & GARWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

E-SEATHERS.-50 pounds Ohio Feathers in store
Il aad for sale by PAXTONS & TINGLE-
feb %
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New AK, n. J. Jaly 81, 1889.

Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, FfItcluaHy Crreh.
MIR. Vim. Tucker. tayIuy istely bc restored 90
sound state Of health, through the efficacy OF Dr.
Hunts Botanic Pills, thiass "a an Indispensable duty
TO state certain facts relative % th disease nader
which he had 50 long suffered, Tic sym! rris
ygere-a painful obstruction with constant Tciec-
ton OF food head ache. palpitalion Of the heart.
lowne=s OF spin =, troublesome dry cough, CiZsl-
ness tghtness at tse chest and difficulty ofbreltF-
ing almost constant PAIN IN TIC s.Hc, lolus, and
shoulders, accompanied with much iau1up- and
debility. These an ctiuns. together with ul-
usual degree ofiiauence brought on sCea state
of extreme weakness as TO prevent hll from at
tending his bushes and LIS health appeared lost
beyond recovery His friends aAd relatives became
nlarmed al the melancholy Prospect, rad strongly
recommended Hunts Botanic Pills-they were al.
ninlstered AID IN few days Produced astonish-
ing relief and fnaily realized perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM. TUCKER
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lust received, splendid lot Of cnamc,loI ani iv
ory-suTfaoed Cards suitable for business aud us
IT, PRINTERS ard others can be- supplied on reasonable
terms STEPHENSON a. GARWOOD.
mar u G. CORNER Of Main 4, Union w.
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HARINCIPEE SEGARS.-Ten thousand in 4 boxes
n ,ust received for sale by SOLOMON KING,
mar IL 46 Water street
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CMctsxATI. Angus: 10, 1899.


Principal Office. 10 North Eighth street. PhIadol
Iha; Pittsburgh Office No. al ST. Clair street. next
door % tho Allegheny bridge. wbere this invaluable
medicine may always be founl. Also Cor sale at ile
Book store sfJohn Fisher. Wheeling. Va.
nov Sly
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FFNHE REASONS WHY Or IiARLICITs PILLS
= are 'se dby all CLASSES of people in preference
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mar % g coruer o. Main q Un'n y.
.gVywELvE PER CENT PER ANNUM--lnicf.
esi at the rate Of twelve per cent per annum
xir b. Paid by the subscribers ior on degFcs made
~ their Office. Tor SIXTY days and upwards which can
bo Withdrawn without previous notice and Il desired
will Be secured By noftesgs On unincum5ered real os.
a.s n eh's cry Rst 2 4 = GCfF b co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

s~vA FOR RENT one Of the best business
S...fa stores ia Wheeling, opposite the Virginia
sss.r - Hotel Possession given Immediately en-
ss-.ssxsSzl quire Of s. MCLALLAN.
feb Is, 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
NTHEF .4&G IRON WORKS :

IRoS. per 10
= 20 ms. wide. o. 10 10 inch thick, cts.
l-2 aud ! by ID and 3-s inch, 53.i
! Ia and SIS by IS and I-2 inch 8 al
1 AMI l. by Us, I-2 aud IS inch, g 81
l. Isl by sic aud Id inch, g Ia
To by 4 aad ,-S inch,
Ca Z 81 by i-iand SIS inch, 5l-i
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"OLASSES a. sUGAR.-I17 hhds " Orleans
W. Sugar; 95 bbls. do. Nioasses--al OF good
quality and ia prime order and for sale unusually low
by FORSYTH, MOORE Il CLARKE.
mar ~
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I'd OSIN SOAP-10O boxes Rosin Soap good ar
W, hcle Also. 50 boxes mould Candles, Just recei-
we'd and fr sale by W. b. TYSON.
mar IL
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Surviving partners Of ne firm Of yaniccr ILok' & Co
mar I2--iIOct
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

fCIse Der lleberentunfr beber He9eruusen rpirb bic
neue Qinie, fOl9eno Der peftItden 8ant bes
sabiueFnseS BON eeeen NusfnB in ben @OIf bot
Nertfc bis gum 32ffen @rab n6rSlider Srette (etn'
@IteBcnb in Die 8ercnt9tcn Staaten Seite ben Sabtne
SPAS uno ocn Sabne Sec), ais bic ridsti9e @jrenSe
1uerfann otele 2tne lduft benz punfe an, no ile
Ser 1raIefrei6 oes 23ten G5robes eMroIhneibet ae"
Eabe5u nOrolid9 bis gum rothen SluBe. Dies entprdt
]enaM Dem eren 8ertra9 init Spanen iu1Sabre 1919,
uno oen oarauf 9e9riuceten GDnoentrneu NIT NRerco,
pie audi ben (pdtern Observation-Disclosures
u1it Geras. Der slbfhIuB oes @ermeB eBunas9elbdftee
ua m6gIidlt belhIeunt9t perben. C0ano. Sag
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03
Scr % J5oferIan6 g. Xreun6 un6 9 eft Der 3ttt
cSaflon ilber Die @erwa(tuna 0an 8nrens.

Da Gb bic Greuuoe 6arrifcns Orn3et Sn 3et rllhHs
Iten oag General eadIon bic 9ao6re9eln Gan Surene
lmtsbiltgte lno arriIon fir bic prdEcentenitele l1>
ertilben terce 70 bat ei beoerer Nemcfrat bon SUI
(btdua Oiamens Scbn 8rDce aus Grapfcrr6otlle, I'M
bieriber cine lSabrbett ST erfabren, b urt1ttteba1
an bic redte Gneae 9etpanbt nno pcr ettgen lScthe
terbielt Don benz alten c5adDn fr9enoen Srtct ce
mir nad ctner oollcu nhae mttthellen, odtt man
@ piecerbclt ber5euae, trie nnoerd1dmt es bteShtge
NIT Serbrcttun9 BON e3en nuo nrpabrheten tretbeu
6ermitaee, ben sttn Oiap 1s40.
| "sO1ein Serr chr Sref bonn 26lten pcrtgen gGc'
mats it mir sugefpmmen. Die bdrtn Mtgetheilte 9tdd
rit odB etniee pldnepp1e pplttifer aus9ebe, | bat
te Der republfautdcn Serpaltun9 San 8urens ntetne
Ilnterltubune entspeen lit mir in Der Shat 1ebr aual
lleno, ltnb ie Se ebr ridti9 bemerften ette harte
igerldumbuu9. Memanb, Der MIDI fennt ODER etn9e
9hhng fir metueu @barofter hegt, fan1 encr iphen
ISefhulbi9un9 @laubeu fhenfen pber ocren Scrbret1
tuna begilniftqen,
Neene Gerbdlt11iBe nit Serrn 9an Surcn fno, tote
1e CUR 2ett mener 9lnSoermaltung waren, fcrttpdt>
reno freuubld1 1T bem opDen Stnne bes gSprts. Ste
ino, 70 neit es etne Gefilhle betrtt no u1o91 nod
berser ae>pprben lit SclQe Der au69e ese1neteuSdhtos
fecn nb Seharrlthfett nit tpelder CT bdS 9ubcr bes
Staatsdtes tur Stiirme leufte, tpeld,e es fitrald
bcbrphten Oaran W benfen, i'm III ocrlaBen, no ct 70
eeel feline pHlen crflO, pdre e' Serratb 9egen re-
publtfant1de 8runefdte.
Sd, banfe cShnen 'itbrtoens, f1en Serr, fir Shre
Mtthetlnua ltt1b fir ben geDc5, eer
mir banurd oDnSbrer Sufrtdqfett otsVreune II. Shrer
@ered,tiafeit ais Dplttifer 9e9ebcn miro.
Sdh bin nit ppller 9chtun9, Shr cr9ebcner
C@olfs6l) Mnbreae Sadfon.
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gSer (Tno Die llnsufrteoeneu.

gSer fIuo Die ln,ufreccncn ipelf,e te1uSig NehIcr
in Den Soaucfunaen oerRtgernu9 noen? lSer ilnb bic
0eutc rpclte betinoo bcr "harte 3etteu "llnalI6e,
"Sd,refen" uuo "9eroer6eu'' fla9en t e6 otT 3ag>
l6hncr, Der oanrrperfcr coer Der Bauer, pom eeeen
Strre Der iaure Sd'pe8 Der Arbeit unp oes Slet8cs
fdQt 9tetn @6 1T Der 9latt raflrte, frausbemeiqc
8anfier, oeecn ineeweBe uno sarte ingereen ccr Ell
Srtetsinfrnmente suril6ldonoern, unb ceeen Be-
teuugeu turd ben Sdrpei6 bes 9lrbcers nubSringeno
oemadt fperhen. @S ub bic red,en 9>raBer rpelde in
Gutshen fahren unb ate Gage spDhl eben, tred,e ter
Ole Ne9ierung haoen ipenn bele ben armeu Waun be-
fdtbt eeeen llnterbrlfun9 Die Retden Ieben ppI
len. Dics uo bic eeute rpelde iuert haS @edre BON
"barten 3eitrn" erhobeu nit Der stl bic arbeitenoe
SlaBe NIT ben MaaBre9en Der He9ierun9 un;ufrieoeu
Su MAIDEN mno oann burd, ihre gtmmen etne 9artbei
ans 9ilber gu briuasn bereu Oauptsrunbfas in Der
eehre beaebt: "baB man @efebe fur ben 9tuben Der
Heiden MAIDEN miRe, uno oa6 elele fdpu fir bic Srs
men oreen pilrcen. G6nnten es Die reideu DeeraIie
fen, Die 8anfleuc uno Spetulanten tabin brqen ba8
Ger Bauer, Sauowerfer uno Sa9l6hner hre parei unb
ibren Ganoicaen Sarrtlou untertbten 70 ,pirbe man
Ih baIb nbcreugen, caB baum pirfld) bartt 3een fir
bic eeBteru entreten urben Sebt erhebt man basGes
fhrei bloB aus BEN @runoe um bas 0plf su tdufd,en
Das oufaefidrte nno free 0rl bee6 Qanoes tptro d,
dber nid1t turd Elm fcles eere Gelrei hintergeten
Iaeeu, fonoeru bic Sredens uno Gencmadcr nit Der
0erahtnu9 itrafen spcId,c ibuen 9ebubrt. [llb Hp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03
General CSadlon5 Weinun9 iiber bas SlcF,
+ b,itteu utb hartcu Getncr Snifeln.

Sin Nreuno bes often oeIoeu hat ben S>erous9eher:'
hes "@incinnati 9loperteters eraubt, nadltehenoen
Aussua aus einem 8riefe, ten Gen. aicn tpeQen orz
eerer @eidfte an Tim d,rieb, tetannt su maden. Sl
bcem 2us,uee briicft feline 0ieInnun9en ilber eos
abaefhmactte uno unoereimte SDiem aus, ueldcs bic
Treunoe unb lluterftiiber bes feocrLittSden Wbl0s
@anoeaten fir bic 9rdfperfd,aft jeBt oerfc9en Ger
9ussu9 trro ron allcn Treunben Der Gtiaufett ltac
Orbuura, iitereapc er bas 6entlideau9e crreidt init
Sntere8e lnc Ger9uiaeu 9elcen trerocu
"cSd eenfe, Der 8erIIa Der Sppnfitton, un(ern INC:
raliicn uuo gaticnut Character fcWch bier ais aus
Wire, hurtb horte Seioer uno Strdblten GSinNbclt
teeien Sn crnieSrigen, fdn9t an aAf beSlers feb u
rid gu fallen Gs III aIs faeten e sum gplfe, br felt
III oumm our SelbtreAteruH9, uno mir fDnncn eltd
curd CEN Geruh eine6 barten SeteerTascs binGcnfcr
rpo mir enh baben poen. Dies 1T etne 81 9rcSe I'm
rpIrb9teit aIs ba8 t bas GOIf oNrunter fiaen cHte
GRit bersIidier Sdbtuua oerblcibe id,Sbr 8reunt
Nnbreas ce1pu."
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N In + fna.

Sim 2eifeu Wap purbe Captain 9fains NIT so Nean,
pom 7teu Snfanterte Gegment auf einem 9lusu9e in
Die ggdlber, ,lm Snbianer aufupuren, lit einen otns
terbalt oerloft uno fab fl pbslid bon SO iuotanis
iden &riesern nno Bis Gesern ut.rin9t. Det oies
Ter Geies 1cgcntpart beoroerte er fcele eben etner
Mannfhaft an einen 8aum; pa6 Sac,petrfener aesen
ben Tetnb, Welder nt iId1tbar purbe, bate jebcd,
feinen @rfolg ib trdhrenb eS III Der Trcnte lebhaft
fortbauerte, braneen bte Snbianer i'm Seintertreen
pcripdrt6. Capt. RainS creB baher BEN 9'efe burd,
ben Senp gu breden, mas ,nutbie nnb erfplerei GEE
fhab. Der Tenb oerfammelte fld, jebcd tpieber unb
bcgann gu perfoaeu ais Der @crpcral Sebfrrb ben
fabrencen Snbtanerb6,lpting NIT einem Sd,u6e tpbt
nteccrltredte. Die cnotaner bteen fealeid an, rut
Capt matns aep1nu nit ctnen eeuten 3ett gum ,,neee
foren 9fitdsu9e. Capt 9fan6 lit gefdhrlid perpune
bet etn Sergeant rno ein @eneiner blieben ouf benz
p(aee, aubere erbelten gsuncen. Die Sbtauer tats
ten Gcbte, ibre 9lnsatl all Sertpunbeteu lit rit su
ermitten @eneral 9lrmiiteab fagt Iber ocfes Gjefe
in feiner rftciencn Depsfde: "d fann Capt. 9iaine
nidt aenua rIbmen, er befnoee turd9dneig bte gr6f
te &enntntf uno llebcrd,t, unbSfcere unb So[baten
bte rilhmltd3fte 8rapcnr" (9teu 3. Sts.
Das G5rensberittiaun SpiIden BEN gerei
neteu Staaen NIB Geras fdeint hsene9t su etn. gu,
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Drdparirter Soarosgeioer.

Gin eSauaica, 9cu9 cSslanc, icQte neuld) cine Qoe'
butte engetpeibt, unb anbere Dd)tt9e Staats9etatte
ocrgencmnten tperben. plOslih eriden 9r.- elm als
ter iiner5hltterer Demcfrut, striiten ben 2ppecas
nceStpern, bic uber tie1en neuen prcfelpten ttrer
aresg s8rnnbfise laut aufjubelten Ran reidte
ihnl freuncl be SNIbe u1o 9rdtullrte thm slr enos
lid erfeleea pabren sluffdrnn9 ietnes SertanbeS.
Sd b16e Cpridb or 9ernhrt) Sen. Sadlcn nno gan
Saren uutertist, dber bin jest fet uberseu91 'oas
Ndrrilcu Der 9rbste Mann unferer 3ett 1T uno bon
,9ie6 t5pa1en DcGIoent ipsreea pate. SD tpuncere
fInEh, pe ih fo l1n9e NIT Shnobett eeich!a9en lel
fDl1te; a5er e5 lit Elm ernt(ter Toras, itn gut s.,
m1t,n, p15 tb oeri1tmte. Gum Seipele nletner 4tTs
ribttgfeit babe h 1B 01ro>eeoer 9efauft, Die TO-
aeih enreffcn perben, nnb bic t ntetnen anpeienoen
Sreuioen atsG,efhsut BON mir dnsunehmen bite. " lt
eiieai aQgenetnen Hrc,lben9ed,ret jauh5e man tbnl
Seifa4 su Die Soaro>Getcers dBer tpuroen anaefcds
cni u1e fg freiiten Die 8eer aufs 9Schl be5 alteu
Si,ae St- BAT Inn GatIhuloigung oas er niht nttts
rtifen fbrnr b1 tbnr Der @eber ifeS Gcpfspeb ahe.
O.f qeIhenfe o1rbsGeioer purbe i'm Sla1emetnen fir
feflh erflrt, cbaeith eint9e einene 9e m ltds
eH@sfhnad bartn fttben tpplten. Der Setmmel h1r9
Ucller Gst1en; dlleS hfpdntn tn Vutt tno gSpnne.-
S2af ntaefibr einer Stunbe fab MN nrplrsltdh bic
8erfammung ella aus enattoer feben NIT dn9ld,s
en- Ge7uttern ateihfam alS fet tr9eno enc Sanfrlis
int Adstie. DsrfbD1no Der eiae bnter Gebuid,en cer
nu5ere bitter Estcea duoere acfDcortcn d tnSoct>
riut iiaS biuter tenern, 70 cut es bic brtngenoen
llnfatse erfan6fen uao r -itanb in frser 3ett al
len Elm 8fas NIT SranoD fef nfein @eftd't gebrudt,
nm ae,tae 2a5feln bic beftInot9 bervorbrtn9en pols
ten surid sn baten. 5 er fds cnernte, benerfte er
ma absenfen6. " barf MIDI rld,t tpunoern; benn Der
Geioer 1T tprf(tc, 70 Hbaro" al5 i'm Elm tares 6s
fitsrunass Drdparat MIR maiden nn."-Dje mebinn
fde 61fnltit nil tbn jeoed 1ple man bort alS anbes
rafsas3 aa.iieplap pcrflnSen Qb.
eg,srf gsrI gectt ucn Tife gauntD, Sanri5, ipuroe
am 1saen JRai pen sspei parmummten 8auneru, bic
iydafsastsf, ibsrfaIea. NIB nm et,pl 5000 bernubt
Dirs frna Oh bcs eiae feine Strefe pom stner ftSeas
nunq sa Gs Orcbten i'm III erdieBen, msHn er N fnt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

Das G5rensberihtaunas Sspildlen BET. gerei
uateu Staaten unb Teras fdent eenei9t su fetn. gu
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9fihter lllstcefFer, BON Der Court bon Common
lIeas in S,cuScgf perurtheite firsIid jebes Wtgeo
elmer crp ~ piner G,eIbtrnfc Is Sbaler neil e
Der Gourt Elm uereeeltea 0ersict berreid batte. cas
BON 9len unterseihnet mar, aaeiu NIT tpeIdrem ucu
Ger Surp nit sufriecen tparen, ia eS 8eSnst mircc
Giuer pom ben apeien CAB 3n oerfeben ba er 70 bans
belle, treil man bn eccrrhet cas Gcben Su uebren.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

and appointing the limits thereof ana de-
clafihc and appointing the number 81 Rep
FesentaliyeS To be- chosen by each oil such
Districts, or Counties, or Circles anG
Towns or Townships, respectively and
that il shall also be lawful for lis Ma
iestg, his heirs or successors, IN authorize
such Governor of Lieutenant Governor, or
person administering the Government,
from time 10 Tine 10 nominate and appoint
proper persons TO execute The Once Of
Reforming Officer in each Of sand Dislrcis,
or Counties, or Circles, and Towns or
Townships respectively; and that such
division Of the said Provinces into DIS
iriels, or Counties, or Circles, and Towns
or Townships and such Declaration and
appointment of the number of Representa-
lives 10 be chosen by each Of the said Dis
tricts, or Counties, or Circles, and Towns,
or Townships respectively, and also such
nomination and appointment OF Returning
Officers in the same, shall he valid and ei-
fectual To all the purposes of this Act I'M
less il shalt be at any time otherwise provi-
ded by m Act Of the Legislative Council
and Assembly of the Province, assenIed TO
by His Majesty, his heirs or successors.
To be Continued.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

vote against il for these reasons; be-
cause il was unjust in ITSELF end founded
entirely upon misrepresentation.
Lord Marlborough coneurred with what
had fallen from the Duke OF Wellington. As
10 The Legislature of Upper Canada when
thry we've tod, and when they satisfied
themselves iha; the effect OF such measure
would be 10 place Lower Canada entirely
AT IFS mercy; when they were promised a
share OF surplus revenue; IL allowed itsel!
10 be enliced into an approval OF the most
violent, fraudulent aud unjust measure,
which under The preiext Of giving liberal
institutions, entirely DISTINGUISHED the
French population. For example one
county with $500 inhabitants was To have
one member, six English counties united
having SO coo souls elected six members,
when two French counties with popuIa-
ton of $4,000, which were to be united,
were not permitted to send one. 1t was
palpahle injustice; and consequently would
not be tolerated.
Lord LanSdorn attempted to justify the
inequality of The representation OF The
French Canadian counties by citing The
case of ireland. He thought two years
long enough to consider upon The measure
and thought the people Of Canada waited
the result of their deliberations with impa-
tience.
Count Ripoa while he declared that he
would not vote against the bill, found il
yet very Objectionable, and il it failed the
colony was lost. The want Of easy COM
the immense extent Of country
combined with the difference Of laws and
ussges in either province; were great prac-
teal obstacles to The success OF the mea
sure. The French Canadians would al
ways feel that il was an act Of coercion
towards them, and that would call forth
such conduct as would render the govern
ment permanently weak and the connection
with this country absolutely disgusting.
Lord .4Shburton thought the great fault
was that the coloniSts had not been told
that when a separation was desired, il
should take place. He believed that i'll
was impossible longer to govern those col
ones in peace or with advantage.
Lord Brougham was opposed to the bill
because the coIonists bad not been consult |
ed and thought their consent was absolute
~ necessary. The consent of the Legis
Iative Council of Upper Canada, as at pres
ent constituted was nothing more nor less
than the consent Of the officials here and
there, and that we had seen them little !
more than year ago utterly reject the
measure. He opposed the measure upon
the principle of justice, upon the second
reading the bill reserving further discus
sion until the House went into committee (
thereon.
After some further remarks from Lord |
Melbourne & some explanations from the
Duke of Wellington the Bill was read
second time.
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ORTIZ MER l c A N


Lower Canada ii
r'css se H. ga psaos AID deep The qoeno
% @aa to he legislative cae If . ssi' poaes Ike
s., e e,sda who hal be soaan4 ne s eoaae
@eshrtofibe reye thereby become
legislative eoaae. which he .baa have bree
~: Fasa '~ays and Be- Be- enacted By the au'spry
legislative eo'a i've council either Of the said shall not be
e ssf Majesty ssaa BY act BRUSH p@en' or s"fe his
enacted b. the authority Aforesaid
noai therein b.i't; ai.e,
" '' ''T SAM, 70 he ca, cases herein alter sGrGde
uspaa,, whenever Majesty successors shall tink
sa b. letters patent oadst great either said I os1~ y yS h
m G S s%", m % ash sue" d s ' ss6 % 'ny
Bis heirs Or successors. 70 a''e1 cf<o by the said letters patent bis
legislative Council Of such province
right shall be 50 conferred seyeray
administering the sose,nmen. Of soe province
subject He y Po S p9 ss"y .n BE- Contained
a% ,hoi aforesaid that when any person
permission M sse" s s. h ss"d e ".
Hais' Nifty the legislative province by the govern
e. s'p" @ pne for the % there have been 6
sy ~s Se succeeding e @ @ apn any %s sus
shall have snS emo ofr
a me Of % ,o wh he shall not have been of the
any, ha"y H " ts "h '''
siaae foreign prince every person
s y f'i any bis m 4 Lsss G hs .
hnk fs ny instrument under his their sign per
o. prison provinces Respectively hsr
of
applying for the
particulars Executive have been apnn1 bv
within thereof
VIII Provided dbe il further atef nv the author
afoesaM that the legislative Councils
csaa o nst Of so ne p"vn in" shall leave such
years continually without the his heirs or successors s
Mestys government of
without The like permission of Governor o
administering province gnfed
such Legislative Council The aforesaid shall take
allegiance obedience power his seat in such
Council shall thereby become vacant
~ TX r[Gv ,hs, o and be further
coana s T hsv s ~' "o S" W1sG
rom any person to whom such hereditary
The oo"I during shall have descendd by absence from the
fls % or obedience TO any foreign Prince power
where the
having
vrl her, vacated by reason OF the specified
h hereditary right shall remain suspended during the life OIL
snch person. unless ms
direct that he be summoned such Council Of such
shall
shall entitled the
which ongin " 'N"'''
X Provided alo and be further by the author
Aforesaid member
Da Gov" justice atve Councils treason in anv Con
CounO from holding Law within his Mestys seat in sh
Couneh heFeny become dtaryl
aforesaid then nsuchp derived
forfeited
Al Provided and be further by the uhoi-l
legn co9n ~ aforesaid that whenever
right of
Councils
canc OF the seat such Legislative person
having been summoned thereto question
Lieutenant
Government, there
such Legislative Council the
determned and that shall and be awf either for
his Msys of
The the
his BHtan the Judgment thereon
his Majesty his said Parliament shall be final and
whatever
XII. And be further bv the authority aforesaid
The the that Governor The said Pro-
.s and [ bv Vnces respectively the
!hefen respectively shall
- honiy from time to time ny an instrument under
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BY the Britannia Steamer arrived at
Boston, we have three days later intelli-
gence from Liverpool viz. TO the Sd July
She brings most important news from Chi
ma, which arrived at London on ths Cd by
extraordinary express over land from Cal
cutia in forty days. The American mer-
chants had all leh Canton on account of
the troubles between the Chinese and the
English. The Chinese had made a grand
attempt to burn by fire-raft the British
shipping, but had signaIy failed. The
Empress OF China was dead, and the city
OF Pekin is represented to be in a state of
uproar and confusion, fire raising sc.
The whole country seems TO be in a state
of feversh excitement The opium trade
was still being carried on but more eau
iiously, the mandarins being more on The
alert. An action had occurred, in which
a mud fort had been captured by the Bri-
fish, attended with an immense loss of
blood and butchery.
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Convicfion Of treason.
before 4 Court OF Justice
disables a Legislative
Councillor from holding
his seat.