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New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PAPER HiSGINGS!!

- To Country Deaers.-Ihe subscribers heep cols''A
" on hand q, their No. i5s Pearl st near " all Il CON-
pee assortment CLASSICAL and MscEtLSE0us BOOKS
Of the ates, approved edoas which hey offer uP0n the
rost resson.ble terms ASH CITY 1eeep'Gn'es also
BA.E BOOKS snd STATIONERY Of every variety to winch
,b the attention Ct Merchants the City to make iAe
Fall purchases. -,
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled and made to order OF 'h
be-. materials and IN superior syle.
FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGS BoRD-
ERs of the Iets't pet:eT"' and FAST -ol0Ss 'u'F "
IN, Country Trade for sale at MasatactHrers PTaeej
~ Merchant. and ears Couay requested TO cal
and examine their stock OF goods
NIB Schools Colleges Libraries supplied upon the most ho-
eral terms BAhEh CkANE = U0@
Wholesale Booksellers and satoner and
Dealers in Paper fiapyings No 80 Pearl s.;
.-o1m Sjgn Of the Iedser.) Ne~-Yors. (ncar Wall. .tl
u To Dry Goods and othcr Clc;S>-Ner- -l = & orn
Lyccun.rhe nirector OF the NJ" fofk /! l cf9H - @ IA a.
the attention Goods and other Clerks 10 the superior
yauages o InstitBiion y
The LIBRARY READING Roos IN very .entre looon NO.
All Brosdaav supplied vito HI the rev ana u'eu
periodcals and iai papers many from distant p!c l a.
su rcTu.rs presenting delightful recreation for many *ihie
enncs ao abundant instruction eHl eHisrtihHeh ana
@ opportunities acquainted with the personal appe
ance aud of mmy Of tn mot dns uish1 aho
country Debaii"e Scenih aHo o.hsr
sv he m med v the rseiner. regulation, OF the Dfee
cred 10 tho Pu9 a. terms iroe ha7 -in''r nsi
:uon in The county s2G JodN u GHi>C7H " D .-eaent
n Sew-Yorx md Erie i:aiiroad state s,ock.-
Notice hereby given tat the Nvierk aud tre laroad "Pa-
nv Pubc Auction. e Merchant, Ach nee IN ie II!
of NcSfork iioHday i'e 2llh nay o. ep. n' q, ~ l
o'clock under the dccto' o lie Conpiro e oe
bo.,nd Dollar. Stock bearing n"est at the
siyey payshe quarterly the hrst days OF Jar} S anu
October .inr Of Chatter 70 " the Law"
,hs State at any he frs day of October sol
The Merchants Sank in ,e City OF ok - oghed a. tnc
ie 2eIG d for %,ymdn nT [ 81 no. 1 l.re hereaPon
0T rb I ,as XIII viii in cerfcites oac thousand eae
and the buyers required pay amount o: Their parch'
respectively immediately after the sale hen irSG,af, W. M a
Ncr Ynrk 25,h August Is5I a"26 disco
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

(1uFAt1 CiIfPEEa.-Just received from auction a; pd-
v,c .s and per recent imporao1s, extensive A,orteH
desirable Brue Three-Py and NcHean arst' *hch
bought The mo't avani'seon, terms, vi" 9 a -
Furnishing the comug Fall month all find m decidedly good oP-
nortunty 10 supply themselves utul article and at 10"
po.'uts ,u ~, IT,; ~ l. ". MlLLER'S,
9i,.3 No iS Cara s. north stie. A. Bro'iNay
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
osse, No. ~ Il &c n m AA-s''
DRO,E THOMAS LANE - sOS.-To the 7

J1ROlE THOMAS LANE l. sON.-To the Pubie-hr
I Samuel Allen iok CITY feeling himself eggre'ed ny an
aiveremest sr,d Tho Lane Hppiied 10 u
,,g .uh CT; e take tais OF explaining tns We
therein stated that bu 'Lree Ne1r r onr efa 'oy
men for dar"s Ae une oil NJ
Lane trimmed ladies shoe or cut par O" ad,e9 st
boo or .ui lent reason cteut 10 do ~ h
bcb we dt NOT mean or psbc hak he not eo
M ress onrey.s A. workman, iir Allen Of It's best and
for c-;,ipg 10 t article sde shoes nd gator ot 40 al"ay
considered him competent than en- ot9e 1a - aS
our employment. lH'''if,9 AZ = 'V
Utica. Aus. 2l lS4l. ,, .
retbsr viii the payuen; nil sr receive ~ sum
Gent a,onemen so gross caumny
~ SAMUEL. ALLEN. AZ !. B. Muer>.
t..ual st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO TIRE
C0NAEITITfON

STATE SET ioEG, See-ftGrys QRes, Junel L. 1871
Pursuant TO the OF tie Sen
,p Assembly conformity with tk p--iions Cos
no, nm. n ,siur proposed Constitution s
teg ssre,i 10 bv ssjorty OF yhe cnber> elected zach Of -
two Houses are hereby Published for the laorn1ton o the et,
- ~ INA Sa,e JOHN {. SPENCER. Secretary of St,,s
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

S,TATE Or NEW-YORK-IS CH CEgY.-Wtiisn, lnsis Az
- Gears- Ralae Trustee. " Edi-pd YiI.'' and otker
this CsOr made 10 the above ntl
hearing 2ih day 2it viii he sold pubic
ID. c. Prl the Heto5a l. EIhsne. IL IL
city Tue,dsy Sept. " d
III lsnd sit d
Twelfth pfNeS York md known Ad distrehde
Of th G-Drgs BapyF. Esq clisd Ga HES
Farm. by mel hen. City suyy the month Nay
thou eight uadl'd md hy th. ne tn" oo fhe Be-
si,,er City Coaniy YORK d,y Febr,
ht hund cd hd firtyf orumber t2s hs,
dd and 2 lso huns da deigb (22G hudr
ehy,i1 hi h h side 4 Thirty
o being each hGndrd fct sogih yst
feet brs adlh i front
hsr.d and Sppurn4ness belonging
wi,e spp0rtAiEiHg Dtsd NJ York, August q, 1871.
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL, Ma,tfry ip ChanoIL
au7n2,wt2l 42 Iohf-sueL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
1fssJaP CARPET srOxE

CARPET HkVsfK-.-I H1 ,l'-VI' 0'1' y
sale rev and splendid 3 Brussels inc aud 'u
pordne Careting OCloI Rugs Mats hanz Win ali
other articles conaeet bGCes' cheaser t can
II ry Other store c Persons from the country cry "'h
np n purchase III find avan call before pur
cbanr el.ea here at south de near Broa~aA
- 9.n DtNIEI. VI WILCOX.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

Rsored Thai TIE following amendments il> coa,,suea Of
h S,,,. w. or,pose and referred 10 the neN; Legislature e
@ ard mat me secretary the te psbssrI
in one seuspape eaeh Of me eouatss Of tn > ,ser.
- t,e,eiu for three oath pre,ios- the Ann,
urnt to the provisions OF the Art section Of the ese
article OF TIE SAID Constitution
The siA OF the Constitution Is hereby amea"ea 70
f,fr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

Tr,ugr E.VrEF nVNREN on Female's Frcnd' I'LL
rcciae may with confidence for the purpose
rc.irg and removing complaints peculiar to ae,
which e lead IN ome permanent Ill health II
nj ao relieve suffering and prevent those accien 10
winch all mothers exposed Pamphlets Containing e>nonials
direction valuable to females aud heai' OF
fam lies may be where Phooken sold At 2o anc
Ia Rroasv l6 Green c i2l Pearl - and 100 Fulton
Hudson and - ray 5 Chatham, and IN Brooklyn b!
w FL r,,,,.,r,e, Price II ~ p,r b.re au15 lm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
.esSndN SrAAES.
NEP CHAN " r 4 III {

NER CHANT TAIL OE,
ND Clohe No 50 Bo~ery three doors above
Cloths Caeres ana Vesling which all DO ade in the best e
n, he hortes, notice the reasonable lel5
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
Physician TO the Cumberland y. }. Aims House

Brighton, July 10, 1876
DR D. J,YSE;-Dear Sravrg made use Of your Csrnnatve
aan family aad finding 70 he admirably adapted TO the
intended take pleasure IN recommending
tie se and the public genera believing those
who are afflicted with any OF complaint. RELIEF the
ne. of tbi, valuable tnedne iioI>c, VI. D.,
President OF Granville College, Ohio
Nev-Ycrk Nay 20. 1897.
Prepared by ly,. JAYNE 81 Sou,b-Third street
Sold rea BY d. Saad cs y East Broadway
Prcc 80 nui4 In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

| 4 =,
4 MEX COMPtAINT-Ih may certify that have used Doctor
Baam extensively Bowel Complaints
ana haze no, the declaring 1t superior 20 any pre-
paston that aay. met vita tue Tee Of those diseases
SiLtIAN II. D.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
THE EAGLE COOKING ~TOvk.

TINS nezy invented CookIng Stove
ai,ntei 70 he useo Coal or Wood sr
GE}NS~ IN p.r,or 10 snv other nj The
~hch L, larger Of Other Stove
Fy"S-% of the same SIZE, protected IN PAFt by
S.'sSs ua,en: guard plate which prevents It !reu
SasSSS becoming TOO mSch hestcd. Snc serves Al,
10 protect tie fac iron becoming hlled sIil
,f a, r.sr distractions the dar also has Pstea dps'
IN for the purpose conveying OF the vapot aFi'nS ION
81 also ne @ ar us from the coal The back boilers -nih ip
% v are rendered almost by selr rtnoeness ron
the blaze saied receive the same oehen o @ ne ~
a. tho in front Another very important recommendation 10 t
Eagle Cooking requires less fuel than an! Une @
emf now IN Use public respectfully invited 10 CAL Aho o
anime themselves, at =. -. W. .,,
Where nav be found variety Of the most superior patterns
Hall Parior. Nd Stoves j ~
S1TOyE., STOVES, 257i BLEECHhR-> STREET
- OF Stoves for wood or coal litaeie o'
a families Also Hall and Psrior Stoves OF The iae
patterns. cheap for cash
Jobhlng st the shortest notice
A, orerz Thankfully received puuctuay attended to-
an n GEO HARRIS. 257i Blocker street
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

\ good assortment made Clothing manufactured z
for tho Fs and Winter Trade beng ,od wholes4e
and ret Al = Chatham The AID consist, IN part OF
be tr., fsbions ,n-nc pan 6gurd SILK and ibb Vel
vet Sa,in yaonc'a Coh and Sarnet Vests OF variety OF e
good as.rt,neD o. Cessimere Mckn P'n1oos be
sides first and O.aycrs Vi: red ~e ana pn
Flannel cf qu.e bleac2ed end ubech nto" Fis"
n.l Hamilton striped Calico ana White MlrAi sci iHg cAeep
for Cn.h. and >urnlie cry aHd country trace
anna tho ,,c cr ,bcuve.yc. No - Chatham - i'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

n4E,S IMPROVED SHEET RSL5hSR o' i.t
siIoES-50OO unr Ladies and Gcnlemens for sale The
,uner Of this ttaiy Gyehoe made from the Rubber @ IN
nr from south America in s,ee exceedingly elastic the
same shoe adjusting fio width c fco s'sr tln feh
kid and approved Broadway fssnona ne
bottoms laid between the ruober are joined 10
.er securely perfectly proof These Snoes nave
cor tried and cra satisfaction
Every ompose the npperS TO loosen rom
the soes invited hsse and general a.
sortmep of Ind,s Rubber order for the a
HORACE II. DAY Successor to koxsary l. H. CO.,
,uo am l2G Aiaiden-lsne
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
DING lid PRINTING EsTABLIsHMENT

Orrfcr No. IT WILLttv. CORNER oE JoHN:Sr
ALL KINDS DY SILKS COTTON AND WooLEN GOODS
y DYED restored dressed including LADIES' and gsneaen
garments Dresses Goats Saws Cage 'efe, ktoooh
~ ~ -. ~ -, e. yr au9I Inn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
i,on-s -sioe Notes :. 80. 3.

LIZA, Lrv. Co. Aug. s7, ls4l.
Ny foot i. on my heath and name s Rsy
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

STATE NEwY YoRK. Sseretayys Office, june H. 1871
hereby certify that compared the preceding With eea
original resolutions and Assembly of this State dsp
od fled office, that the correct transcript
thererrotl and &c the whole of ,ad original;
io26 l.st?w JOHN C. SPENCER. Secretary Of State
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

Hs'sT Oh NEW WORK., 2afh ,suiy, BsAA.-Th,s
y certify t.t Peter deeu employed ~ tc engineer
Nargane steamboat was for five years dread
,v diseased Of which became totally bind
and the oe being bad that could "iI Difficulty any thing
That after having employed of the most eHnen
rrrnn PhideiphIl. Of whom we're ahe To
render Any material (and several e whom pronounced
INV case incraFe place myself under the
1ept and care WHEELER the Oculst Of No 70 greenwich
rect wlo Of me that beose totally
.cure relieved Si'hnut escrtng
ur7ic operaioa enat prosecute my business. and
,trr, 10 Inc Iu,is. of ny station. PETER GREEN.
York, Juiy - lsll.
Personally appeared namsd Peter reea who
being that thu certificate ~hick his
u s1xed IS al! ~
"si. AUsTls comni.soner of Deeds,
wnIis
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

<,TEFI pENs-Mos-EY's GILLoTT's and hsKsH.ws Stse'
P-r- good assortment POCKET BOOKS and other goods
=, .s.ls,is F. R. GILLESPIE. l9 Johu-street
s,S0 sr. Broadway and Nassau
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
nVITLs sUPERsED d Z D
.UE PQHIt.OTOREN

X. B.-For sale BY ;he principa
the Citv and Country.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

NTKV DRY s.OODs.-F. GRSGGas ~ sHH
nave lust ouened old ASSORTMENT o.
Staple Goods Their former AMI ladies' Ia want Of D
Goods for family nVI0d their large stoc hrA
for superior styles good quality and unua ceapas c4h
be Their stock s in sri Of ali styles o .o3i Ii
nhIcshsd Sheeting and SbIrng., EnCii-h and welsh il
Dom, and fiannes good and cheap Bed l CIe1
Snoo Cotton Tapes ThreaG &c. IRISH LlaeGs, Table Cota
ed Diapers Brown Hollands English. french And American Prints
French Eng Slerinos Eoblzrcs, CLOTH Csmercs Saa
ee. Venys Silks, Jaccnets, Cambria Lawns L,ce etc exc
~ lv r. GREGORY & SON 10 SPrine-s
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

FmPORTANr. ASTHMA cuk Ed --PvTNAN Quo, Ma,
Il Is. lsi-Dear Hemch has 10
tes of your ExrEcToR,ST
better than fer past his Indicates
eided Improvement health Has confidence your
induced HIM recommend friends ANA
OF them have been and greatly relieved
Dr. d. JAYNE. PoTrs GgAEAx
Prepare only az No ~ SouhThiId Phisislfhia-
Sold wholesale and reiai h y d. SANDS Druggists
20 aud snd DAVID SANDS Co., a. East BROAD
way, New-iork- snl4 In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
MORRISON, MoAT & co.
British College of Health Hamilton Place, !

British College Of Health, Hamilton Pace,
New Road, Londsn. April 5, leil
Bit will remembered that Mess-s Morsons late Agent
M Ta vranred up AID od their Medicines 10 the public
bind l.b such viii be genuine Tine Nc
icnes ealh Viii henceiorth bd sdd as IN
Enrland sor MoKsoSs uNvERsAL MEDICINES engra-
we'd upon ground u,ne label affixed 20 each box
~ nncsc, jy2i 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

The CHERoKEEs.-A Mr. Lebai. n merchant nj y
Orleans when travelling in company with Captain
Armstrong Superintendent Of Indian Affair." was shot
on ihe 22d u the Little Sallisaw IN the Cher.
Okec Nation. ~ William Lee. Oh erokcc. The shot
struck one Of the ribs gsnced round merely tearing
The surface Of the flesh and found in the folds of
lbs v"st Mr. l. subsequently recovered from the
effect Of his wounds
On hearing Of this affair, General Arbuckls wrote 20
the Cherokee Council. demanding tho pcrparrIror to
which the Council replied as fUows.
The important case which struck us equally with
nsonishment and affection. Of the repaired attack u.
on Mr. Iabat merchant Of New Orleans on the 22I
nliimo received The notice Of out authorities the IN
slant II was heard of and pursuit Of the parties charr
ed was forthwith undertaken. Concerning eli such
'hioward affairs. we beg sir. 10 assure ynu that VIC
shall bear IN mind. to the ninulcst the obligations ~
Nolyed m oar treaties with the United States Oar
Principal Chief ia his recent annual address 10 the
National Council, has observed. Wherever ne ,ro
bound. under The faith Of treaties To- seek npd deliver
up aggreSors against the Whites let IL DO done
promptly; tor It - only b. scfupulously observing
treaty Obligations ourselves. that we can confirm our
ghis 10 look for their obseryaure tolrds az from
others To this maxim, shall spontaneously and
pHDcOusly adhere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
,z-ss-=@-z%szlzszzuzs

an act eniisled an ncprIuaie the EN,hsf sc llU
lei COMPANY. IA tho Ciy OF r., hu.uHd. PASSED II bru
airy III. 1910"
That they have al. passed the bill entitled act
reduciig into ono the several acts presenting the
ms ie Of ascsriainn- tho taxable property within the
commonwealth. aud Of rullccns the public revenue"
wih amendments. m wh!th they Cqgcsi ,ke concur
rsnce of Ihe House OF Dclcg ties;
BILLS IA SSED
The Gol'cwirg CreTUsstd bills were rtad ;lnd
Time and n-sed:
bill TO amend the act reducing idto ono the
several rnins slaves Tree neyrocs and Inr
lai-cs;
bill to extend the provisions of the act concerning
fishing shares IN the county Of King George to the
county of WesimCrcand
A hill couccrui the jurisdiction Of a., Circuit Su
perior Courts of Law and Chanoery; and
a bill cOncrnlins illeterminaIe Lenses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

"iacuring Pl &c or is because her citizens are
MT i'dusiroa'. frugal intelligent aud cncrprtS.ng
Certainly mo-. No place Of equal population can
bolst OF having m re industrious q enterprsin men
nor do any OF our Western cities claim advantages not
possessed " Wheeling.
But tariff is wanting protective tariff. and =
'arh Ne must ard will have. rcgarlless Of the G.cs
who from mere selfish motives. are on,.a 4, ,,,,,
mcrican Interests.
~" e'da session oi Congress how seems 20 be deci-
u'd on and that nj an early day. Then let us un,,c
IN mem'rias'ng them ga 'hvsuhj-c ort,e tarifl-let
meetings be g'i uP every Wher~ and let the multi.
'udc speak. Hfd they 'ls'.--they riR Be heard
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
WAAEsEAnG.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10. isiI.


ne energy and force prominent in he sommxni.
cation Of" So on the subject Of the tariff ,,pI mn,
ail TO commend strongly the attention o,ur rca
ueis' 10 the writer we would say" go on" you are
fght- IL IL the province and duty of talent II - an
oct o. humanity. ia the influential to rse our pcuple
10 sense OF the paramount Importance of protective
duties IL is, has been shown by recent evcnis our
only safeguard, only hope for pr, sent r,lei and
iu'ure prosperity We may kbor ia our voraiious
with The utmost anSiety-wc mny draw from the
Garth the immense mineral wealth ith which her
bosom is iermins-wc mat construct our long lines
oi internal communication. and connect Iha Atlantic
with the Mississippi The hroosiook with Nals,ocEes-
We may chain banks TO the of public demands
and require them at all times pay specie furnish
Ne with exohange-and yet can never prosper - long
as excessive impuriaiiJns carry earnings 20 Eu
r'Pc and our csPacitic, for manufacturing are
raralzed thereby. We diacr from ID" - in ono
poet. We do bel'cyc that protection of laJsr
required except incidcntsi the protection OF
our capital. we are satisfied. frUm attentive exami
nations of the subject, that all branches Of manu-
faclure which thoroughly established in this
try. the divrenSe ia the price ofabor here Is erba.
hnced 10y the necessary charges of commissions a,
home, transportation. insurance. exchange entries and
commissions agencies here OnI that all these
Giles can be supplied 10 cheap from our
own ms irOm foreign manufactures. This fact takes
AWAY all eood ground OF opposition to a tariff ON the
part oil the sonih while the Necessity of tariff
found in ic fact that small capitalists cannot con-
pete with the strong opposition Of the English mil
honaircs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

THE PIAGrE has broken out at Alexandria Egypt
This Will check the tide of travel through the Med
tcrranesn. Alexandria j. however considered very
unhealthy locality. resident ia that city says
This sewers carry oil nothing; the lanes be-
tween the of hSzsrs almost covcred with
boards for the sake Of shade they LEFT unpRved and
scavensnc Is impossible. The ciilIviuiu hal rises j.
enough to drys Frank W n mile rou'.d avoid
But the Turks and Arabs SIC smoking patiently Their
shopb ards. .erNin; their cu>'unrr, resigned - ~
decrocs of Providence. and scarcely syrs m,ciye
hc trouble 10 ihinA about ayiT fate much less . al.
Ter a."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

man named r. +. CuRRY who had robbed the
pank oil Ithaca ~ y. OF $4,000, arrested here
"wednesday last by J BowEEs. u member of our a,
I'VE and energetic police. lie was arrested board
the steamer Express soon after The arrest two GET.
iemen arrived rum Cleveland in the pursuit. and i,s
evidence was such To leave donbt OF his guilt
lie was accordingly committed jail after an exam.
inaiion. 81 1853 Of money, Two silver watches and
horse aud buggy, were taken f:om him und are held
Dor the rightiul owner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

We publish, to-day. tho official report of tho pro-
seedlings of the conventcn held at Kiizabethroun
an Thursday last to nominate candidate for CUnrrcss
We are informed that in the convention the greatest
harmony Of feeling prevailed, rs well rs "A dsiuiere,.
ied and impartial desire. the pari ofevery member
30 TO conduc the deliberations of the convcniiu As 10
meet the wishes and promote the welfare OF the
whole district. The names presented TO the choice
Of the conventional will be seen were th,.e of Mc,.r,
"ilsor C ood and Stephenson. each OF whom would
have well justified The selection Of the convention if
IL had fallen on him.
Mr. Stephenson, however. having been applied 10
by many for permission use his name as candidate
had positively declined and requested one of his
friends TO Withdraw his name If presented. lie was
well satisfied himself with each Of the other gentle.
'mon who had been spoken of as candidates aud tls
Was explained the yonIiou) readily waved what
ever claims his friends might suppose lin, TO have
lestH divisor Of sentiment Eight cm!arrass the deli.
berniions of the convention. or the acIon of the
Mhigs- Mr.. :, had no desire to become candidate
ind. at all events. in yielding hi. claim. contrary 10
The WISHES Of large portion Of his present constituents
md friends he evneed the generous patriotism of
good Wing.
When the choice was 10 he made between Mr.
Wilson and Major Good. it might have been impossi
bile fIr an impartial judgment decide in whose IA.
vor the scale Ofmerit should prepondera,c And we
are informed that the free but mutually Kind EXPIRE.
sion of opinion, and the nimity with which the
nomination was finally adopted good evidence of
the satisfaction with which the selection of either
have been received. and happy presage Of our cum
Iac suecess. Oh the nomination OF our able and OK.
cClcnt Fellow citizen Nal (iood y,o have IA, ro,,,
to speak iurlhes present
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
-. CoOAIBs Cashier
HOUSE or DELEGATES.


NonoHcaiia and IEqrrison coafnfy.
An engrossed bull establishing ncw county out OF
parts oil Tic counties Of MUnOngala aud Harrison wa,
taken az. IN motion of Mr. Clayton.
Therenpoa,a MOTION made by Mr. Mcconnell
That The further consideration thereof be indeni.
pos tpsncd.
This bill gave rise 10 considerable debate. which
was at length cut oil by Mr. Tuns.al moving the prc.
yIous queslnn
Ale.srs Scuu, May, Mcconnell and others opposed
the bill ronlcnding generally. that The splitting 90 of
counties attended with great incre,sc OF t,,,
tIon aud no adequate advantage.
me'srs Stephenson Of Tyler. Brown Of Preston.
AMI Others ciended That the splitting up the Iraas-
AHcghany counties was necessary to the welfare
comfort and prosperity Of these oOunties
a. inc vo;e on this qrcsiion my be considered n
indcaiIve Of the feelings Ufic House on the subject
OF lhc dividing counties. we give The ayes and noes
Aycs-Mcssrs Crppper. C,lcs. CARPENTER. "A isv
CaJod MCue, Stuart, Burvcll Of Bedford. Wand req
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Broadus' Irving Vaughan. Scott. Mclaughlin. Woods
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Taylor Of IT,. Clarke, Vance Olcll. Thomson. MuI
Ion' VI Rae Hamlet. smith Of Of W.. Gregory Sic
phcnson Of, Wilmington DonncIlv. Dabncy. Beard
hamey. Harrison, Caldwell. Cuode. Boyd. Tanzoy
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fitzgerald Mcconnell, May. Tnnstall. Keen. Porter
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Burner, Brown ofP- Elliot Snider Cowan. Bsvins.
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Stephenson OfWoOd-37
MovDtY Feb g.
communication wa. read fom the Senate thu,
they have passed tbo bills entitled "sn act amendrg
ihe act concerning ffauIg and pptuuez "an act so,l
efning he collection n fcnis," act 10 amloriss
he Bank Of Virginia 10 declare Dividends, I'm act q,
prescribe The mode Of elcsuug trustees ior tho town
d Mddebourno. 40 ths ooUnty Of Tyler snd vcsiina
hem WIN corporate Powcrs' and "sn act 10 amend ]