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RE-VACCINATION

A correspondent of our paper Saturday drew
public attention 10 the subject Of revaccination as
cessary, under existing circumstances, us security
against the small pox, having been found that seve
raj of that loahsome disease have occurred with
persons who had been vaccinated in their youth Now
whether the vaccine matter deficient in purity or
whether the system had underground change, we know
not but the facts arc before the people, and the pre-
ventise is easy. That preventive may not only opc-
rate to the ceedng benefit of him who uses il but il
may in time become barrier TO the approaches OF the
small pox upon afamiIy or neighborhood.---U S.
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SO THAT Whether the verdict Of the American
People sustaining the prosecution Of their pub
c agents. by finding true bill ngainst them al the
polls, be peremptorily execued-or, for forms sake,
and through abundant caution, an intermediate cere-
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During the war there were ,l13 ships q war, Of
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is to be observed that present greater
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Total, 436 vessels, or 2S,32I guns.
On an aver { "a steamers,
age ss4 egans 65 bIgs, packets TIA do
Grand total 565 vessels, and 1905
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

Question 10 Be asssd.--The following i. from a
~ ,.s"i"g sermon ola clergyman Rev. Mr. FLo,.
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church delivered al B,o
Ign. Now York,
III not ii'iic curious that the Constitution yhi,h
:" ous open so widely tho right of suffrage; should
"ot appsur 10 know recognize man uuaIl, 10 read.
ana u I" qnesiion that at least will beur discussion.
""e'nSI huch nan Is not consiuiorly disqualified
from voting. whatever may be his Other ounl6c.tion
Fiecilons arc by law TO be by ballot What does The
mfn Who Cannot read know about halloI7 low
does he know Tor whom he vo,es1 Nav il Is moi M,
own vote That hs oilers at ALL but that r soas friend
VINO mas induced hini To go 10 tle roll~ some wag per
't' uas p-' INTO his hands paper. Of The con
tent, of which he knows rs Little rs an nu,o,nro, u
'hai what the Constitution means lay vsiingl"
Ia some States voting Is don viva voce IN which ri
10 only necessary That should know how ia
10 e"n.uie Inn voter. ia res; eci to nicllg sice "a
education.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
TIE TREASURY NOTE PIII

hf Lincoln rose and said that he yyas e,,ror,,t.
Ous 70 nrins fhs long AMI protracied debate =, =
close aud that he would mako one more or, ., -
"Nc prepared resolution emb JdyinS that oH.r.J
I', Gay ny gentleman from Now York fItr
fi",o'e') WIN That subsequently offered by n s,.,t
man rom Virginia, (sir Wise5 and ne now askd -
70 oner a. lie seni u TO the tho Clerks t,bl -.
u was read as follow, ''e who're
"heroas the bill Of this House. No sos IN o,,,,
o Issuing o. treasury notes. WINS tai en- upjn Com.
'''''se oi lhe whole House The sfnfe Of ti, To-;
on the 18Th day Of January last md bo, ha, oI,oh
discussion 10 tins time. And whereas tnucl Of A., -.
Therefore uo'eu Oh
Resolved, That at five O'Clock today tho 5eb.,. 49,
y' s'S' cease and the COMMITTEES shall procesJ
" 'o'o on me various amendments submitted and r.
'ePo'' he biI with the amendments agreed 4, h. an.
sommiise. 10 the House ~ me
Sh hayher objected. and said llrt when nm .,,o,,.,
~ "''s ", lhs last sesyon 20 adopt a siniI,, 49,,
eosuIns o' D'ii OF tho same sharacter the VIII. a.
Opposed % as violation Of thoir rights -
c., S,r'sfsiahd Why they wero nov Of diff
70 o'slOck ''''' W extended
The Speaker 'niI that Il would be n,eess,,, ., -.
pend TIE rules and that n the resolution va, ,oea,
ton nm sraendmsnt f ~ '0uihca-
pr Lincoln moved N suspend lie rplc, all eli,
''' "ie yehs s'd nays on the uDiiln; they ,,yr 49,
'g 'hois appeared for suspcoding 49, ag,in.t !, 9e
40 ihifds voting 90 the Affirmative Inc mi. -
suspended and The resolution wssrsceiyed "'''
Mi Lincoln hen at The request Of several nan
crs. modified Il by substituting o'cl .1 IN
'cloch. and showed the previous question. ,-b,tt, -
iJsred ' WHICH was
And The question IVES rai 10 agree 10 The rcsls,;s,
.ni PASSED m the Affirmative 'u''n
Al seven O'Clock The b'll was brought orf n .o,,
Nse' unlel ,'o ofdsf Of THIS morning, With N. a.
nsndmeul hefeioiors proposed by Mr. Wise \, -
ize he incoming Administration 10 issus Gv. ILL.
{ doilars between The % 0fMirch and Inc si,,,'s
be- yenr' Notwithstanding the amount that ,.,, -,
een previously Issued by he prcsoaf AI,n.p,s,,.,s'
Ims arnonsmcni was e,uuufsJ 10 by The Uog,.
The bill was ulen oftefsdt, thirI rss4,,,-- A..
&C. noes g. AJss
And being engrossod vas read The ,hi,5 finn, 49,, I
issed Without p disiuol 'D'
And 81 oti,ckP ~ fss House asfu,7se ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

.hatsn H'd' The report q the insanity Of pi,t
months ago ii thus acsouutod f,r IN tho T,'i
pers D'i''h pa
NJ Dickens is remarkably partial 20 tame ,,v.,,
y short tune since, Ssfgeaut Tsifourd had 49,.
parry I" Wheh were OIL his usual guests, N,o,,.s,.
.,uINe' i1''ei' &c bot no Dickens. his eon.l,,,,
ems . B"z. ihg hIs seat s ernpiyTr .Ob F, ,a,.',
Ialiourd he is always full II some mes. a.,
'n"iher nnd When that is The ease wont =, -. "
who're. yusi NV, d you want b. kn.,y il, 80. ,y
.''tn m'o. o"i wepf one Of the walters viii, =,
- , 90 hl''s me Why. me vvonderrul ",
'"u' afterwards. tod friend Boz vas under ,ie -
y ssspsr and IN a week he whole t,s,s fl,,.,-t
Y believed be was ~ a ight wsntr3,t s,5 -,
n had ras shaved" hat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

insurgents had enrc possvsslon % tho g. tal and The
.'oN ernor ID ,olccIl were pns,aers OF war Then
Mackenzie and rs 'ilowrrs were tlalIv r,nte ,nl
POI W b4shl ny ne loyal volunteers. WHO had aoke
u '.' standard oi ,he Gown Aud again ne Ind RAJ!
hrd anu de valiant sianI in defence of th, Eb,r
uts n' mo "Pef"ecu,cd patriots Bat the ia Ma,
hl.'y a'y thai annoJused the high resolves of the
>"ia.ian idoriHior, when ".cluary nr,.l aI,,o' M,
arrived m B"f'llo a gazct,od fugitive frm hi. 90
pressed t-uDtry. y
ms lt'l M'nc, one IN ghi have s1uDysel yy,uld
''N' oi'y'd al! excitement and cause the multitude
N r"'1'h W hcT senses and their isinss- Ban
'hs was nj the ease. the enthusiasm seemed 10 in
crease VAN The hopclossness OF the patriot Mac
Aeris messed the aimless ardpr of the citizens. All
RUG !" us mefecnay principles, attempted to tar, 1t
10 hsoNh account On his arrival NJ Bufrlo he had
no' vac m"i'Si intention Ofrejurning TO Canada ar
'' renewing h's revolutionary enterprise lie h,yy.
ever Ns'iea The meeting CT the theatre ad,lre.s,I
me crowd assembled there. AMI on the fpll,ninr
DAY placed hims,lf under the command of Cauor,l
Nau Rensselaer,, Who. at the head Of an armed Lolv
rncn raised ~ bufTlo seized the raL!ic a-r,.
Uyntsl Canada at Navy Island
Markgnzies imprisoned address NJ the tls,,., cav,
e'o,'"Al' impulse 10 the excitement aud rHIRrEEN
s'"''in, H. IN s. o. whom had hitherto Iakan no ac
ave pu' M ne is1i,r, wese appointed an kxEcUrIvl
e"NNiTTkE tor the parpose ol comforting with Mac
N'f ana -Tch per,ons might be in the city on ,b
p'T 81 the Canadian reomers A. 10 the nature an,
extent OF The md which they required of the pcupc
tie Cm'rd States. and adopting such measures in "a
terence thereto as might De deemed proper unJer :,
, the circumstances of the case
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
TWENTY SIXTH CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.
FRIDAY. yFnsUART 5, 1871
IN SENATE

T..
Tho greater part orthe d,v was o.cnn,.5 - L..
surg iHe Resolution Tor surrendering "a tie Stat. NJ
Maryland The interest OF the United States in l ch
apeak and Ohio Canal Stock; which WINS very z.o..
oua'y and earnestly supported by Mr. Merrick and n
nchied on ihe motion and the argument dr Mr. liust-
's". "J Inserting pioviso requiring the Gssent nj
the elites oi The District n reference 10 tbcir oi
~ interest in the Stock Thu. amended ,h,, D.
'H"on' IN The following FIRM. WAS ordered 4, fla 90,
crossed Tor third reading by large majority.
Heso'eu by TIE senate and House OF Reurcsent,
n'es % 'ae Chted States Of America in Congress, a.
ihtl Tue Secretary Of the Treasury /, hers
ny authorized and directed ifhe shall reroi, ,,if
Tory proof within five Yeas that Tho Ches,r.,L 49,,
O',o |ahal Is completed 10 the town of Cumberland
and Thai The Suic Of Maryland has pr,iyIeJ nv I, -
oueF"ise that The United States shall nj all ,,no -
e' nave 'He nghi To Transport Upon the snid canal
Us Whoie length, nll such troops nuniii,,n, of
"ui anu military stores as the public Interest ouI 90,
senience may require 10 be transported ON lie -
"ee ni al charge. and that tile rate of tolls sal, g.
ever hereafter he equal throughout the whole o.c
"l me SAID canal. To transfer 10 the State of MarI
uue io'n All TIA stock Ia the said Chesapeak and
ONO Canal subscribed by and standing IN tl, n,,, -
lhe name OF The United States IN and q the avail.
nc stocks IA said oanr. standing in the name .J =
hshiy subscribed by the respocii4e cities of vi
ihs'on' youngstown. nnI Alexandria and which b,vc
been eonthiony iransfe red by them 10 the Ir,;,.J
SUBJECT TO oil The rights Of said cities and coe
"i nem contained in, aud secured BY Nm act cr,,II
" An act ior tho relief Of the several cornn,,,
me District Of Columbia" approved Nav IN isle
FfoVIded' however, That The assent of eocb or.';1
cities TO such transfer shall first be given. in Inc "a
iega i'rm, under the corporate seal Of the s,id .
respectively IN Certificate thereof to DO delivered ~
oi mo Treasury the Of the cities
Aforesaid being only req ured for the lr,n,c c -:
STOCK respectively; and The want of the sor,ou, J 80.
one o. SAD sle' shall not defeat delay he Operations
oil 'his resolution for all other purposes.
And provided also. That Ihe said staie Of M,,v,,,
s s provide Tor the payment out of corSora,s
ell the ousiandsOu debt. and LEGAL Ieb;,;,;os =,
Che.apeak aud Ohio Canal Company. - '1'0
ne Resolution has yet TO pas, it's ihird reading
The Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
CO.PARTNHRsIIIn N,n,cn

u VIE subscriber having pursha.eJ III n .
Iron Works. didon tho first Of Nav Ia,,..onis,o
their firm tgeIher under the nnmo and ,,vo - t,p~r
NAN GORDON d Co. for tho purpa.e or ,a.,'s.-
turing L'O" and Nall. and ct, prepared to farn;,h
H'lggo a',erpuon OF Iron. including Angle, oval
nall Oval, Piston Rods. Wrisi. p.rm,n Law, -.
LINKS, Rail Road iron. &c. &c. a tho ho.r ouai,,
Ofden lefl NJ the Office Of the Works. o, W..
house of McVsy. llama, & CO. will rsr,ivo '.'
attention. 1919 Ho'nP'
:; IN ns supplied with good stock Of Nans eaEv
IN March. FREEMAN n MILLER.
M.VAY. HANNA & co
Pittsburgh Feb Isl Is4I
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

20 10 Kentucky the debtor ma, tho privilege Of
de,snatng what articles Of his properly shall be- ,od
49, Sieent'on to satisfy debt and Of late il ha,
WAC seek every msans To escape from the o,s,.,,s
aeand' OF the sheriff aud eossable to point out tbs
ne'o " wild hogs ia the woods, They being worth
ms atnpnHi OF the esecstion the limb Of the law !.
70 as.opi ihem. but the thing is 10 catch 'e
~ NOT ahen they return TO the possession Of The do h.
tor. friend Jaw tho ONE herd ofsvtns of,,,.d =.
'ap-iaeuon flr execution, FIRE times iva ons we Oh
snJ 'hese had besn borrowed Of ueighb9r for few
days and were OF the yilsst SORT 20 evate the
OF the a" The executions being returned nrLla 10
ful owner. 'e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

PENNsYLNANiA.--f eiiuoEs have been presented
% the legislature PRAYING the ormas.on Of a acw-
county out Of Lauphiu and S,huy lNil.
&Gov. Porter has pa.jonej Halter aul Csn,suo flr
The cficuce of irh they were convicted b. ihe
court. - ,i5eine ThadJccs stevens and he Geiy..
Burg TipFscaape Club aud als1 for oil OTHER na,
'ar' Of Which they have been guilty Of Publishing.
This. We would LAY. rover rot usually pllesd
he h' hands Of Grvcrn,r, and ,acui1:cJ 10 have any
hing but beneficial effect upon the public rre.,.
Resolutions in favor ct general bauLruyr law have
been introduced iHto the Legislature OF Pcnny
The bin providing 20! the appointment Of enc Ca.
nal Comuissioner ~ each b-anch of the lcgissu,ro
and one ~ the Governor. has passed ho;h hrauehe.
o. the legislature. Some ihnk the Governor vii ~
fisc 20 sign Z.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
WESTERN WONfEN

One Of our exehange papers r,ve- The ealo,,;, -,
oouu' "i The doinss of ono of our fair
OF inc west She lately left IA nei ghbour's few m,c
distant rom hsr residence about O'Clock IN tho nigh
,"aVs'ied home. made thni night pot of snap. IN
e whole 81 The leg Of stocking for herself set o.,
- "'e ",et Part OF tho same night and travelled O
horseback five miles To a nejrbbo,,. ho.so - a,
'e her beast returned home on foot captured ON b.
way one POSTUM and freeing three eoons. which. an
would hav shot If she had had a gun-making in IN
course OF the night by her skill and judgment in mn;
four dollars ia trading. ~ '''''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

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we s''d'ally recommend this medicine Ola readers
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

~ iS'lLLk, Feb. 81 Corrs.pord.nrs n r..
, s iLi IAEREL Our old friend Written bo, 81,
h' D''i .Coipmo1sJ on he rocks in pissi,, d,,,, -
% in'o Tie Canal yesterday ahsrn51n.--lrbc 49,,
80. .sI 'l''o to- iar out md sic siruck and SWIM
working hard at her. and ~ le ,,,., !, 10y orc
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latter on fhs 23I ''' A''i VIC
- @i",lssto"' s crossing Tie Falls. Jbsys 90,
01i or not '''' pace 70
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We have on fho Fals aeariy 3 Gset