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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
THE nAus

A Mr.. WIsner. in Schoolcran. Michigan. was muir.
dered by a drunken Indian. who. with his squaw and
papoose. had force himself MO MI. VS. dwelling for
a nights lodging. ltappean that Mr.. w. some hour
after the Indian was in the house. pc rsisted in ordering
him out, when the savage drew a knife and stabbed
him through the temple.
Gen Jackson arrived at yicksburg, Jan. ooh. and
leh the same day for his hoIae.
A dOwn-easier adVer,ises for a wife in the following
manner:
Any gal what's got n COW. a good feather bed
with comfortable fIins, five hundred collars in the
ha'l pewter one fha,'s had the m-azles and under
stands tendin children. can find a customer for life by
wrIiin a small billy duN. addressed to G. z. and stick
II IN n crack OF Uncle Ebeaezer's harm, back side. ad.
joinia the hog pen"
y benefit for the family Of Finn was to he given al
Savannah theatre. Feb. 7sh, b. The worthy lessee, Mr..
Forbes.
The river at Albany. which was. on the I2ih inst
abont two feet above q Iincy street and the warehou-
ses on that and the intersociing streets. gradually rice
ded during the day. We are happy TO learn that there
: now little fear OF material injury from the high wa.
ter or the state Of the ice.
We regret TO hear that the rumored marriage Of the
facoiious editor Of the New Orleans Picayune. turns
out 10 be n hoax. lie. however. lost lis umbrella.
As W. predicted. The fresheis are assuming a terrific
character. from the vast quantities Of snow accumula-
TED in the winter. The Susquehanna has swoller 10
q mountain torrent. The masses Of broken ice nre
rolling down in p~rodigious quantities to the Chess
penke, and swelling tho waters At Hsvre de Grace to a
height never before known, rendering the river there
totally impossible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
STATE OF n J. AND PROVIDENCE PLANTA.
lions

IN General Assembly, January Session. 4. u. 1910.
The Committee 10 whom were referred the Pream.
bile and Revolutions Of the State Of New Jersey, have
had the same under consideration and beg leave TO re.
pors
That. IN their opinion, q right OF the State of New
Jersey has been violated by the act Of the House Of
Representatives. in Congress. in The case referred to
IN said Resolutions. n right which that State holds in
with all the other States in tsis Union; for
The Committee think that every State n this Union
has the right TO prescribe the manner in which the re-.
suit Of elections 10 Congress shall be authenticated
and certified 10 Congress; and that such authenticaion
and certificate. entitle IN persons - declared 10 he
elected, TO take end hold their seats in the House of
Representatives. subject to the rights Of said House
to judge and decide On case their seats or
either of them shall be contosiedO Of and concerning
such contested election. For the Constitution ,avs.
that the times, places. and manner, Of holding cleo.
tons for Representative and Senators shall be pre-
IN each State by the Legislature thereof 81
adds a pr1viso hat Congress may alter The lime aud
manner. but not The places. That power. however.
Congress has never exercised, and probably never
Win
Now Tho net Of the House Of Representative. has
excluded the persons authenticated and certified by
ihs' s's,e. M the manner prescribed by SAID State, 90
he The Representatives elected TO me tvscnty-siIth Con.
gres. from taking and holding their seats. subject 10
The night Of the House subsequently to Judge and dc.
eide Rs AFORESAID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

HARaIsoS-Thc Hon. John Holmes. Of Maine. er
msry years q United States Senator. in ansUsr 10 n
loiier Addressed 10 him on public concerns. thos oop.
eludes q letter:
But my pcrssnal anquaintancc with Gen. Harrison
: az a Statesman. We were members together in the
House of Representatives. Of the y. =. from 1917 10
1890. and 90 The Senaie from 1895 10 1927 inclusive.
and were on intimate terms.
Gen. Harrison . = scholar snd q gonflsman-a. well
~ = soldier and statesman. Pew mon On the United
Safes are better vered IN military science and M.
tory. As aspeskcr. his voice and articulation 10 elest
and distinct. his sic,ion 10 pure and classical and bis
eloquence ncsussivs ond impressive. Tie stood high
&c Representative and Senator. and on military Euhjects
he was especially instructive and ojfying
A. man spd a citizen. his chaactef is unercep-
tonable. lie - liberal. Kind. and humane. fnsfsfces
q bic kindness 70 bic soldisrS. and his oommisssrsfon
br The defenrsless inhshitsns of The frontier. when
erposcd 70 he nasTciless savagcs. might he mentioned.
truly interesting and afscEng Suro 7 am. were Cen
eel Usu son 70 weil known here o. he 10 Of hone, no
m ? would Be more popular or better loved.
Though Nc has bsen long and high in public life.
he - comparatively ynor. having not only applied hiih-
folly he pubic funds with which ho was entrusted,
n poble usss. bot having expended much Of hs own
6uUns b relieve ne disIesseg Of hs eo~untymon.
J an. Nth sepu0snr Of siaosrs respect your friend.
JCfIE HOLMES
liza N-s2 CanfTgx
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

CIV HAEEisos.-We bad the pleasure Of .eeiny
Genera Harrison IN church on Suadav. and OF ,,,ti,g
hat honest hsnd Of his Yesterday. lie cam. from ~
Bend - Cineinnau on Saturday evening We ue,o
oehshicd 20 see " the od Chiaf' look 20 weII-ags
appears - have bad no effect up N either h,8y .,
mind; both ne ss actiye and vigorous A. wbsn ~,
hrst had ne h'nor Of biz qulintancs-hs toid ~ ,h.t
be had mover enjoyed better health than during he
preseni winter and IN answer n q question. osbv he
ID MT VISIT The 0iy more frequently. he replied. fh.t
ne "as - constantly engaged ~ home. that Ne could
noi spare the time 10 oome no. and ai.o. that Mr. ia,
rson bad been somewhat inisposed II late. Tn
General y staying with his son-iniaw. Col Tsv'o,. ~,
Main street he viii remain in he city but . sw
Rep
An ~ smpf was made - rob The irun ehss, Of ths
Cnion Bank Of Buffalo. but tho hlse key broks.
Ssnor nsYineI. Inc Anhs-a5oS Of Memo, :, d.
". Sfsies. died ~ Gsoryciovn. D. Z. o. Sasdsy ever.
ins lls' sasf . lirgsiny illnsss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

tho haisnelnsi,on HIS reference to saving of ,;,, -
Chat winch onee lost. hke sy-et drorysd ina 4
ses. co, never bereeoscres.) js-' psc.urde Tic -
tors at n boat which 10 permitted TO swim only ey -
providence. TO lower the price = Tea ~shiiiiuy.. sod ~
what . ~elorloas muster ron viii have. wAsa The ii
unss. Of men with their ~Esu,l:es. Who ~ast, a.
thousands. II 40. their sens-of thousands cvery vc.|
u human he Is dog cheap thssss,rc. en- ,hi, cow,
Why saouid z no, be sat-. Add Whose Esuii 10 n -
Are We not all mad. mad % kisrch hsres. upo. nv,
ssesceis. but chiefly upon Shisi Csreisss Of he !,
hope and health and h,ppioss. while ve are watch
on y OF newenss and Pencc5 Anxious osiy 10 ret ON
we carr not VII ,her 30 thai we 60 ahead a ii,,lr ..
Than other people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

NEw JERsEY-The Illegal refusal to admit the de-
legation Of n Jersey 10 their seats ia congress. places
that Stale in a position, which may lead to the most
serious consequences The authorities Of New Jersey
have declared; that they now and forever deny. the
power OF Congress 10 bind this State hy her acts. trhle
she denies rs a representation ia nat 6ody' The con.
sequences OF THIS declaration, the reaSonableness and
justice OF which none can deny, nre not confined Ia
New jersey alone. THIS 10 we'll illustrated nv the eol.
lowing paragraph, which we copy from the N. YORK
Courier and Enquirer PITTS ADJ.
Suppose that the bill Of Mr.. { alhoun for Inc sacri.
fee Of the Public Lands should pas, both House. and
New Je sey should be deprived Of the influence and
votes of her representatives on h. question: Suppoa-
ing That her i've Wing votes would have def lied the
bil-will any pretend that this legislation en- be ~,
garded az final upon New jersey Suppose thu, her
1--WE representatives. whether Whig or tory. vouId
have voted against snch a bill. ns Is mos, probable
ought a measure adopted under such circumstances 10
nc regarded rs the law ~ the laDdi Take another
instance. Suppose that the Sub.Treasury should ,,
Introduced and carried through the House. while this
question II IN allegiance; and the people OF New Jer.
scy. through heir Legislature. should ref,ae IN subsn;,
TO its provisions. No one can pretend for a moment
that they wo1ld not De perfectly justified in such a
course. overpowcred. they might be by the FEEDER. !
authority. Federal bayonets might reduce tae Sta .
10 submission. With the aid or another Forre BlI Inc
refractory sovereignty might be brought back 10 tho
sphere Of submission 10 The Federal authority, but the
cohesion Is gone forever Of free and patriotic attach.
ment 20 the Union, and she looks upon bc,,eIC a.,
and d~issnced member Of the Coulederacv
Such arc the results Of the first false movement y,
the part Of the administration. When force !. once
for law, when charters and constitu,ions
are once overidden IN The hot pursuits Of iIegitimo,e
power. % is impossible 10 fin bounds 10 the evil eon,s
l0enees Of the reckless aggression"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
srr.z Bears Btows U~r-Erruet Of . letter from

sruaS Bears Blows UE.-Ertrset Of . letter from
John Neal. at Pooisnd. in ibe y. y. Evening Signal
Build a boat tomorrow Of Jueifer matches snI
brown pspoE hang ont . sign oryfeet long. foe The
neyespapcrs well. warrant her 70 make he gyickea pass
arc er>r ~knopn-iiko that Of tho Leriugion-ii slaflers
Grk uAere; snd you uill see Der crowded ond crsmnl.
Cd. fore snd IN. with tie " slihisst merchants. tie
mos, active aEJ stirring ~poliucaHs and iho meet pro-
den, msa Of bushes 70 10 found IN Cur whole ooun-
uy-ss Il q rngle bali hour were q msusrof life sd
dsslh. % uer obo VaEs dogbls he tins every day 81
fhs fiiasf asis E-r,sl ~ lbs Fce s;~<11 GE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
TTPPEcANoE FAC
ProPLE.s

We shall issue from ihis Ohice under he supsrin-
tendenco Of the Ohio C"uniy Commiuc Of Vigilance
and correspondence. = rsper bearing Inc shove G1e.
about tho i5fh Of this ninth. % b. conunDed sssi
monthly thereafter until The election. ~ advocate ne
ososc % Old TpPsosnoe and he people.
Terms FIFTY CENTS IN advance. Person. taxi
ing 20 copies ~ih b supplied a. 37l ca a cory ar
fhe while time. Coumnes from ' hsb FfyrY 10 lss
ore RENTED. Uill receive 200 copies. rs ca. per co5,.
Essy flcnd Of Harrison aud the PEOPLE. q rsquess
q tosr e arnf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

Campbell. the poet, and Turner. the artist. were din.
ing oseiher. with a large parry. = few years ago. The
poet was called uTsn for a toast. and. BY way Of joke
upon The great professor Of Tho sister art. gavc-"The
Painters ard Glszicri' ARef NJ. laughter had sub
sided the artist was Of cours summoned 10 propose a
toast alec, he rose, and with admirable tact and read,
Hit discharged the debt Of hs crah 10 the suihor of
The Pleasures II Hope by gVmr-"The Paper.
sfafuera"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

Connected with the above, - one Of the mort ct.
tenSlve READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms to subscribers, SIS = year. Strangers nre free
IA visit IL for the snare OF one month those who con
IInuc TO visii al ioE 4 isas.r term, will lie put down Us
subscribers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
ST. JosrPH. Jan 81

OF. JOSEPH, Jan. -.
iSDf'Ss'-An express has just arrived CTuc.day
morning. from lola. with n letter from Mfr. J. L. Small.
wood merchant of that place, stating that on Monday
night the family =. Ais. Harlan. about siI miles from
lola, we're all murdered and the premises burnt. by a
party Of lndinns, supposed to be about twenty IN nun.
Der The citizens "f that ncighborhood we're without
arms or ammunition, ard called Tor assistance. Tn. IN.
dams will eiiher retain the Appalachicola swAmpS. or
make for the eastern arm Of s.. Andrews Bay. A
company hence. under the command Of Colonel FlIz.
patrick. has gone IN pursuit Of them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

The TTPPECANOE flag i. issued from this Office
on iLe LIST and 18Th og every month. Price 50 cts.
irnn Ihis iime Gaul the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

We tbs morning received tho distressing inieIIi.
gence that the family of Mr. ROwleu, at RowIcits
Mills IN thls county. about ihiuy miles from tins city.
were mastered by a party of Indians lust before sun.
down last evening. Mr. ?. W. RovleI and a muIato
man We're shot down by the Indians before they had
Thown themselves. The Indians iien approached The
hous" AMI The inmates were slot dewn in endeoyo,.
ing 70 meke their escape. Mp. Hollis. q daughter Of
Mr. Daniel Rowleit. was seen 10 run some distrnce
from The boUsc before she fell. A nssrs man va. shot
near The house. One Individual. = MIR Robinson. We
oellcfs' who was near The premises alone escaped to
tell the story. The elder Mr.. Rowleu snd one of his
sts were from homo when the massacre took plac,
-Gozcur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22


MrcnsSies-In a country like the United States.
an honest and industrious mechanic ought never 70
want business; and a few years since. when the people
~erc permitted by the politicians TO have a sound eur.
rency, employment and good wages coulI always be
otsiined. How is IL nowl Vast numbers arc out Of
employment IN the city, and dcsrituiion and suffering
have visited families. where cheerful labor. compei.
ence ard comfort, were formerly inmates. A condi.
hon OF arrangement IN the interest. and business OF
the country Injuries the merchln ant first. but the mocha.
nc most. Other pursuits have usually some resources
to ward of positive d sircss. n the farmer can realise
little from the sale OF his grain. DC. he yet has where.
wsthal 10 feed aud clotho his children. But deprive a
mechanic of employment. and he is freed to be idle.
and unless he has laid aside something for 4 wet day.
he Is exposed to positive suffering. The more SIX lful
he -. IN his own branch Of business, the more unac.
quainted he usually is with other kinds Of basincs-
All interests are so connected together that one can.
not be prosperous while the others are depressed
But the Mechanic inter at feels the consequences of a
general depression mcue directly aud severely than any
other.
In Patterson. VIC are told. iwenty-four mnnufactur.
ing establishments, employing many hundred hands.
Lowell. and almost every where else. And whether
IN city or country. every one is obliged to dispense with
the products Of mechanic labor. 10 the utmost.
We can readily understand ho~ the mechanics Of nm
over pcopled country like England. where IN. people
are struggling TO eIia. can be thrown outof employ
'"N'' NN v W tbu DN Inc failure ~ Tie
crops. a arrangement Of foreign markets. &c. Bul the
causes which produce such deplorible effects there.
have no Legitimate application on this side Of the wa.
ter. There is, or ought o re. enough for every body
TO do. There IL not a single branch Of mechanic labor
for which the legitimate wants Of our Increasing popu-
lation would not afford ample md pro liable employ.
meni. Here the mechanic is a man, o freeman. the
noblesi nan amongst us; AND it is a wicked policy
which redacest the American mechanic to the condition
of an English slave and panpr.
But here we are m trouble up to our eyes. What
caused q The eternal. meddlesome, dishonest inter.
ierenoe of the Government with the currency-Ten
years ago. Il was sound and well-,he system was
beautiful IN theory, and beaui fl in operation. Every
body was busy, prosperous and contonted. But our
.uiers NJ Washington would not "let well enough
alone They would not trust the People aud the
States with The management Of their own afiirs-and
by their harrassing and corrupling interference with
banks. for political effect. they have make them almost
as bad as they represent Them. But for this original
wrong. every mechanic IN the hand would have been
IN the possession Of prosperity and happiness. il he de-
served IL.
What is the remedyi A CHANGE,-N y Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

The Nah Boat starts his morning fr Elizab=thtown
at 6 O'Clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
De~ rs Ciaeix.a,i Rsy.A;caa.
CoNFLACRAfIoN AT SPRINGFIELD.

~ y WV
N. J. IL Lookr--Dsar SIR: I hasten to inform
YOU OF a severe and destructive FIRE. which broke ouI
ecre last nigh. between the hours OF seycn end eight
% eiocs'in a stable occuped by a Mr.. Cole. a chair
MAKER and which was ICED as q place for storing
nags. ard various material appertaininx To his business.
The conjecture as 10 its origin is various bu, IN, might
wa' freezing m the extreme. Sni a brisk wind blow.
,ng IRON the southwest at the sme. SON comrnuaica-
ted the fame 10 the block OF. buildings occupied by
Messr. Ross. Ns,,nser. Speinfnan. the Republ,c
printing Office. &c. which in q khoa p.riod were com.
aefe'y envelored in Games. and bidfair TO spread It's
devastating influence over the upper part of The
lnwn. =
The arrival OF the engines. (which. 10y The bye. two
only are the amount. and one of them. from some mis-
haPo 9 other. sadly oi Of repair checked in sms mea-
sure. The progress OF the flames. and created q hope
that here the elements. when fercesr, would be saved
but II was ILLUSION, all; another fare up on the an.
guiaI corner. OF block, of ihree stored buildings. Owned
by MIR Peter Murray. which. from their sudden ign.
ton, and The high state Of the wind. p~recluacd oil pos
sib'iity u saving moro than one half of their conteni.
dtspeiled m one moment all chances Of saving the
whole Northeastern part of the town.
"A good bai'lement wall. however. erecied Mt IN.
east end OF said buildings, arrested the progress Of the
hamcs, and checked their course in this quarter; bui
The entire block Of three sioried holdings. o~ccurict
by Mes-rs. Murray, Butler a Co. Mrs. McCracken, al
a boarding house. Mn. Knepay's grncery store. &c
were oon reduced 10 ashes. The property Of Mr.
Werden. occspicd IN a hotel. and the extensive stable
OF the prOprieiors Of the stage department. owned b.
Messr. Noel. Moore & Co. as well as the stables be
'osging TO the hotel. were several times ON fire. but e1
hnguhsaed by the active cxcrtions Of the citizens.
IL ih-res onc thing worthy Of remark. above al
Others engaged VA The laudable endeavors to -sare an.
employ" % was that ofthe female part Of the commu
nifty h lad.cs turned out en- mGsse. and forminI
themselves into Inc. aided in The mos, singular and he
ro!e manner. to the preservation OF our i'll sicd an
doomed town.
Tie loss may be estimated q; tL.irty thousand dollar
OF which no, moro than 10 thousand dollars are in
slreJ. Ia haste. yours. &C.. G. n. w.
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VIM does no, 20 to The meeting nj fliznbcthrown 10
day 2 We presume there viii he many good speak
es there ON bath sides Of the quc-iian. We under
stand that John MFeran, Esq, Of has city. VIII
commence the fire on the part Of the admini.tra
:yon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
Prem the K~zicksreoosc-.
A LEAF FROM DOWN ~ MAINE

Much csn-thvy praisc the trees :, straight ani ny
The saying pine. the cedar proud AMI tall;
The sine-propr eime the poplar never dry;
The builder oake. sole king Of forests ALL
e F.Esir QcIrNs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

The Weather and Rircr-Wc are favored with fine
bright spring weather. The river Is III good order for
navigation, and the beats are passing Up aad down
very pleasantly. Nery !i,lie business is 4 however DO
ihg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

We have papers from ColumLu. late ~ "Wednesday
The people are making arrangements for the great
convention. We pr me II vas organised yes
serday. We would really like 10 witness that
convenhon. Ii viii be an extraordinary SPECTACLE
oae that a nun cannot expert To behold more lhan
snce in hTs lie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
ST Lows. FF- IL.

The river Is still ds.ng-it LAS risen. in Ill. some s
or feet Last night the ice was running ia very
large quantities, bat where from we did not learn. Ii
Is reported that Inc IRinois is broken up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

Thus DAY Is calculated to inSPire emotions Of the
strongest NU3 mn-i lofty character. Reverence for the
character Of the illusirious father Of his country. and
love Cor that country. IL should form az era on which
every man should resolvs to devote himself With re-
neWcd vreor 10 tho welfare and honor of the naIion.
1na 10 the dissemination of pure republican prneiple,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

Tho Ohio Legislature lately passed al &C, amending
the charter Of the city Of Cincinnati. A vote Of the
c,Gzen- was taken ga accepting the amendment. aud il
was rejected about four 20 one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

R,CHLASp COUNTY, onIo.-A letter from Richland
rceeived yesterday. says Old Tip is going il here
with a perfect rush. The people arc going over TO
him from Van Buren,, not by ones OF twus o, dozens. but
BY townships"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
STATE prrrR

idcut OF the United States before the adjournment
asking the Senate to consider the peculiar condition Of
the Treasury in .hc Legislation of the country. An
issue ofrrea.ury notes is likely TO be the consequence.
as Sosne ofihe members have minated.