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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

The Mn.'ile Journal snys that there is casr OF
border difficulty on the Texas frontier, ia whica ID
may be necessary 10 use sumo of The logic winch
has been abundant in the newspapers. since inc
Mcleod controversy. about The iu,iUlihlIt, Of the
territory cf indcpcnd1ni states. certain Jsdye
Alclienry wasune ola party whp fjrcblv carried of
iHio feNIs, from the house Of resident iu The mar.
s,i Of Nstchuoches in Louisiana number Of nogro,
aEd o'hCr property. McHenry vas Judge In liar
rlspn county. 10 Texas, uHd was, sometime after
seized al hrs residence, ia Texas. by parry frpm
Naichiioches' carried into that parish, and ha. been
tried and found guilty Of the robbery, Ills enurr
sci pleaded or BOO, discharge on The gfJuni tbst b.
was a citizen Of Texas. and uulaWlIIly seized nom
Texas ground, and therefore entitled 10 has d.
charge under the law ufnltror,s; bul the court ON
veerndths plea. giving dangerous precedent
h u should not be oycrrulcd by sumo higher tng
uual
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

VIRGINIA BANKS-Tbe F55gowing resolution
was Introduced into the House of Delegates of Vir.
ginia. on Thursday, by Mr.. Byrd IL y Of Freper.
TEX ruunry.
ResolOeR By me General Assembly Of VI,gi.ia-
That the Executive oi this Commonwealth be and
he Is hereby requested PROM sly 10 correspond with
The Gov ernors Of the States cf Maryland and Penn.
sylvania. for the purpose Of spniyipg 10 them and
through them TO the Legislatures oCtheir States
pecively the disposition Of the Ceneral Assembly
OF Virginia. 10 CO operate With those OF the States
aboSe mentioned. ~ firing Common day in the
ensning year. by which measures shall be n,IopteJ
~ require the Banks Of Pennsylvania. MARYLAND
aud Virginia TO resume md continue the retIemp.
ion Of ibeis notes IN specie; and that in DUNG so he
= also requested 10 suggest tho - day of -
l612, as that ON or holore which. in the opinion
OF The General Assembly OF Virginia, the Banks
should he required TO resume specie payments.
The rcsoluiipii, at the suggesfipn OF ilie mover
"a' laid "n the table but previous 10 this Mr. Dab
ney false Loco 'ocO) Of King William tuUk ercep.
uin 10 the resolution so for as e made resumption
~ Virginia 10 depend Oh the .urse OF the hanks
~ Alafylnnd and PSnnsylvana. lie was for the
Virginia Banks rcsuming alone Il Inc others would
not unite wfh them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

lNDiANA.-Gov B5oorR's Message is seu,i.
DE busincs'-l'ke dpcumentIt goes o. length into
mo question Of the Sta e deb showing how d, wns
'hsp'ed' ard whit ore Tho means 10 meet IT, Tie
"dn'" iuly H'o inability of Indiana 20 sustain Der
faith Of present. Bot he 10 f,r doing What no .,,
'"' u's'' ne Legislature 20 I,quid8ic. o. fr,t as
can lhf public debf r'crodiauou he reraris ~ r.
s'ie'd'i 'oaiule. lie couus 90 InJ,anq no such
infamy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

DOING TIE BARBER-Au Eaiser shore man
Stepped into barber shop in BIlumurc ou s dur
day. and requested the barber 10 take oil tWelv,
anal hail cents worth Of his hair The barber
trimmed his locks very neatly, and then co abcd
aud brushed ibein In the inust particular style.
are yon DONE asked the Eastern Shore nsn
Uftbe barber when he removed the napkin fr,r,
his neck
EYES. sir" returned tho man Of the raz,r, with o
bow.
-Ars goa slfo hat you took Oh twelve and q
bah cents W0rEl"
Yes, en- reformed f'e barber, chores glass
you can see i0r yourself"
well SID thc Eastern SHIRE man. &c rou
think you have gJi an eleven pence worth Oh. DO
not know as have any use or o.. nnd have cot
re change; 50 you may just keep the hair flr your
irouble"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
Fr,n rns NeM OrIcnn. p,,,runc. Do 3

Fr'm mo New Orlcaus P,J1yunr. Dec. ?
MU'uNY AND sMUROER Our community
thrown into considerable rxcitctncni Yesterday
by the arrival tn brig Gro " IA the m e,li
fence thai 49, slaves hoaId had iiscn, IN Ihs
vicinity uf the island ct Abaco murdered l,.ssen.
gee. severely wouI,lel the rapiiu. and forced tho
vessel into Nassau. New Pruvrleucr. where NEST
OF the slaves set at liberty by he Brush au-
ihorties. We have the particulars of ihis .rago
ir'm Mr.. Goddard, the 6racr mate and now tho
mister of the Crroe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

A DEN or THIEVES BROKEN UP-D iring
Tie pas Summer AMI tall number at burg eries aud
tleits have been rummiIfed ia this CIiy AMI in the
villages anund us-snmc of them of daring char
acirr, hnd all without The least trace or suspicion
ug The thieves D!scov cries. however were recent.
w made, which has led To The ruHto OF a gang of
az CON; ljshed sruGndr-ls
Sunc three or bur families residing ON Alum
creek, no ju SIX miles lrnm this city, excited the
suspicion Of their neighbors. by having rather IN
unusual quantity of goods about th,m.E These sus.
cinrs were IN Ide known; AMI accordingly, on
Thursday last several at our Police Oilicers wcnt
10 sear'h ihe premises. an found the suspicious of
the nsIshb"rs hut too irIe. L1rge quantities Of
stolen gords dIscoycrrd--impug them were
goods belonging To- Mcssrs. Harner ~ Ca. of IIavau-
m. whuSe sure wa broken open on the 18th AT:
ais goods belonging 10 a Mr.. SeymIu of Lacking
CO., VIII 'se Store was likewisr robbed A quantity
Of goods belonging 10 Mr. Sala, of Greencds!e Ind
who was rn53ed ia Franklininn Last TALL were fund
Two lE'Xrs ofihe Revised Laws un then way NanIh.
wc.c br'ken open nj worIhiugiOu.a ndr copy talk,
,.ul Of each bnI. These " re found anu ing the
stolen goods oae uf then had the nunc Of IS
Benson cIHasoi at Lar" wrII,en IN II. Bcisnn Is
U'c of the gang.
o. : nday last, further search was ma lr anil
additional 6 'ols found comprising store ad, nt
various hiIds ETp"sh hns hcen discovered 10 s!inv
ihIi mast extensive stem uf fticY .ns ha. been
carried ga by these Scuuudr els. spnc at whom. we
understand, were engaged in pciiIBsi
Three at the gang 10y the names of Codes. Bliss.
and .j,hH W,iis. have heen arrested. Tyn Il them
wcrc t,keu To LTkins comfy AID the IhirI gave
bail. B-uSn is I'LL nj large. We that tp ef
tlI VIII he spircd To aI'rehe.d the whole oi these
rasrais aTl bring them To punishment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
BY THIS NORhING'S NAIL.
THURSDAY MORNING, 0 o,CLoCt,
TENNESSEE Lt.CiSLATuRr

The legislative Conycuiun which hal been IN
session rom day day. anne the 81 inst to e.,t
Senators g. Congrss. ngrcCahly To- the Rcsoluti n
OF both Houses. dissolved ga Tuesday last sine de
AZ hole orhringins elrr'nn having IA led
Mr b Sti'h. ott1e lLnse of Representatives suh-
mi,ied resolution un the S,me day t. ndr,nrn tie
Legislature O. day sine DIE. Tfe prospect was that
nn adjournment and general rrsignttr'n world take
place. al'J the whole q-..uun be submitted To tho
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

psFoRN MEErING.-rh There will lie q meet
"a, al line house Of D. Foster, Esq Of Triadelphia'
ON Sucrday next. to memorialIze the Legislature to
,,,rize the reprcseniaiion OF the State OF Virginia
The country is arousng upon the suhj'ci.and We "a
pee, soon 10 see such decisive action as viii show
the State that we are IN earnest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

DEATH Or MRS. M.LEAN.-Tho Cincinnati
oflaH 'lurday snys-'We reyres 10 stale the death
Of Mrs Robccca MLean, wife ofJudge M'Lanc. ol
tie Supreme COuri. She died al Louisville on last
Monday ond Was buried IN This city on Wednes-
day. Tier life WIS beautiful example of Chris.
ian picty, and she passed from earth al peace with
The world AMI her God. For fhiuy years she has
been a mcmlor Of the Methodist Epssootal Church
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

Thal government j.. OF ougat TO be- instituted
a., the cTr,r9- benefi. protection ADD security OF
- pcop'c ration. or community OF a." u'e 'a,''u>
:. c,hle Of rr,.!acing the greatest degrce OF hap
-rne.- ,nI s,iciv. and most ellSctunliy secured
sya,,,, ihe danger Of mnl-admnsira;ion; a'd that
when any government shall be found inadequate &c
cou,-nry 10 thcse purposes. majority OF The c"fn-
rnualy hath IaduhiIable. unailena1le' and indy-
feasible right. 10 reform aier OF aoosh H. VI su,"
,,,,o,r NJ shall be Judged most cundurivo to the
pu ',,c Neal.-lIfg,.ia Ban Of RishiS, adopted June
l2h l776
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
RALPH TIoLssoN ARRESTED IN THIS

Gil Y.
Ono Of tho firm "f George T. Co,S & Co lately
nplic'rd IN the frauds upon the Eugc q INK ut
sion. was arrested IN this ciIy yesterday morning
At the Upper Police Off IN a most sugultr m an
ncr. IL appears that about eleven o'rlurk IN ihs
fnu ming, Mr.. Joseph r. Morris, of 36j Fourth 81.
While passing lev Ii,e Upper Police office. observed
man IN the sireci, Who appeared 10 DO cher ia n
state of gross iUipNicuiivn. or llharug under some
other peculiar excitement. lie stepped into the Pi
hcr office and iuiprn-d jus zee Taylor. WIN. upon
h"'ug al iue man, AID pcrrcivug that he WAS not
M proUcT Stale 80 ras through The trees request
cd Mr. Charles E,r'. Keeper ul tho uli -, g., sen
ugi and irug hlT. ia With the AID OF Mr. Nor s..
Dee was brought in. hen u was found thai hr u ,,
bruised las face severely by Gall and received d.
her slight IrJuIcs lie appeared grossly lujoli-
Gated that the Jusce cuaCcIvy % his duly 10 keep
HIM anil he hecnme sober. liz appearance, hnv-
ever lcd Justice Taylor suspcei ,,snoiliuc Wruus
aud be ihrr-.urc requested Mr. b rl 10 examine h-
p'rkets preYIous 90 iurk.ug hInI up. The FIRST Thing
taken i-.u! han appeared tu be roll ct bank uuIvs
luse in h.s rs'rhei. which upon 'VIuTaIi,n am.
ulsuiel % SlioG1. AMI srarching further, 81 90
was iorni "a n separate Parcel, ami Two ,hychs ON
the Eagle Bank ior So 600. The hank notes vverr
mostly Of 'ie is,ucs uf the Eagle Bank When
questioned he gave his ramc ~ Ralph ThcmpSru
but was So druuk HAT Justice Taylor tcJlc,u tel
20 postpone his examination uuiil 10 day. The a
mount chimney discovered led the Jusiire 10 siis
peel "mrihirg wrong. and he Immediately sent
uiiirerr " TUmkjus into Wall street, To mike en-.
q''ircs with Mr. Bir! relative TO the E1-le Bunk
when they immediately asccriaincd The ~ hole par
iculiTs as previously pHhli shed by Us yesterday.
We understand HAT drafts are IA lhe possession
Of twO or lIree brokers OF this city, drawn hy
Thompson IN favor Of George r Cuuk d Co. o: ) !
Wall street. about $4,000 and u IS suppo.ed
HAT rh"mpson arrived here yeSicrd1y from Bosom
wHh The money Ia meet the drafts, uaJ becnming
intoxicated from some cause, he wa, thus led as
tray The money aud clerks taken from him arc
safe ia tee hands Of Justice Taylor.
~ Y TriBgHe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

The Ladies. Of 5, Mathews sewing society. will
on Thursday the l6insi offer for sale. al No Main
ST. adjoining MRS. ARNsFRoNG'S Boarding
horse small assortment Of useful articles OF ihei
workmanship:
Encouraged by the success. which hos hitherto
itended their efforts on SIMILAR occasions, Tho l.
dies, trust tia, the purposcd sale will be ihsraiiy
natr,nized. Monday. Dec. g lc4i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

BOSTON AND ALBANY-on me Ion. f,r he
hfsi umc locomotive engine was 10 be run through
from Albaay 10 B1sion and on Tuesday last he pms
Se"eer and bageags Rains were 70 commence m cir
Tegour EIps from r1y 10 city. Albany and B,sion
th"ugh two bundled miles apart. ar, tbus bf,asi.
by De union q enterprise end art william ten hours.
irayci q each other
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

BURNING OF THE Posi- OFFICE AT QuE-
BEC.-Ou The rnn-,,ir OF the ash ult. ne building
occupied by The General and City Post Oni,c Of,
Quebec. were totally destroyed by fire. rhe Whole
OF the books. PAYERS, sc. of the General Post
Office Department. were destroyed. with some val
liable papers. hc!,nsing g. the Dcpaiy Post Master
lnthc CITY Department every thing was saved. The
building was inssred f,r 10000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
PRESIDENTS MEssAGs-

The Baltimore American thus concludes s,me
remarks upn Mr.. Tylcr's Message
Upon The whole wc arc or opinion that his The
G5si annual Message Of Prcsidcpl Tyler. will give
more satisfaction Than the aniicipa'ions Of the pub
lIc hid io:ciukeued lie stands in a position some
what peculiar as a President wi'AOui IN organized
party attached 10 h's administration. Perhaps lac
may from Ibis circumstance Ice better qualified o.
meet the views OG well meaning men Of al p,rlics
Whatever 10 his recommendation is truly adapted
TO the promotion Of the counirys good will al an
vents receive, We are sure, fair and favorable con
sderliiOu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16


ENTR AORDINAItG-fh Alllideevike papers
RI. youth luurlern oil, lar voluntary man.
-nugier. The dei"rm,nr, ~ a vrr,I.cl Of
tognital hill. IN the first instance. was meier.
od on the part Of The STATE irr murder, which Ih-
grand jury gn red, Juiucndng ia their return
IL the S!r Tor u, neral la prefer new bal iur 20,
'iniary nln-laughlrT. wiI;ch was accordingly diue
The accused, a riIli of k,u~tccn yeas 81 n a ard
thrre months, arranged i1r homicide uf Rick
nrd II. Sandiurd his .chuulln dc child hul lnle
vertNeve years OF age, prnieI nH gu ~ the IN.
iIcinriIS i"und. dean aided new trtIl. An efT,rt
vas made To- rt,ninne the case by thrsS ate o,, tl,,.
ground at HlSeucc ct amil h;.ihc IA n. al q mi
= b" i@i IiIc county few digs ef,fe. 10y the nsscn
< Prrnssou ni ihc psusrcuor. The motion was ,le.
MED toy Ais luI,ur, Judge Hill, Who prcsIled The
case then prererd,d d.. jury was easily made, ana
10y pm osiun mailing ir,m tho father OF tAe nc.
rused. the doriu IlIc admission of all the evidence
connected With the conduct of either OF the nys WAS
ihroAn open. Notwithstanding the deep ard uni.
versal y mi hail,y behalf nf ihe accused on mr.
nj of las youth, aud a belief ia las wan of dis.
cFe!i'n Ia Commit rrime. lac hs.noraly ne
qufed. mon eNt enco whrh satisfied those ', no
witnessed Ihe ir al, that he had ,onehI TO pyoid n
difficulty with Tie deceased hut !; as forced unou
hun; and ia 4 he gave The E,inl w,uaI nEtes me.
mace and an apprehension. from Ih- repea,ed threat,
"i Ihr dcceasrd. OF has intention DO m serious IN
jury. Il proper 10 add that .h3 decreased thoupb
Younger than the accused. the heavier boz hy
some fifteen or twenty pounds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

sALE-The balarss ofIhe G'ois Of Mr.. Z. D.
wrhers will be sd this morning at the store lately
k,nr by him o. Main street. Consisting oil f"oaceo'
-; g. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

Persobs having ia their hand, petition, 10 Con.
grsss rolatve TO the Bridge acfos. he Ohio nre TO-
quesied % haad .fbem in 20 The Tunes Office otle,
- dsy OF tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

The Philudelrhil papers stale that Monsieur Cult
land, Secretary Of Ile French Consul Of that city is
missing. and fears are entertained that he has been
accidentally Drowned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

Il - said Ina: Lord M3rpsth il descendant Of
Howsrdiyet he Is being feutIad at New York at an
expense Of thousands. while his oOuniryInen aro
starving BY hundreds Of Thousands
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
RIcuT RIxn or . DI-rY

duel was fought at Johnsolburyh. Ky. n Few
days siuco. between Dr Motifs aud Mr. Bradwck.
a lawyer. w0mau was The cause. They fought
at Twelve pucss. md both we're fatal. An1thsr m
stance Of The effect Of ho Infamous code of honor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

THE FAIR-rhe at salos the fair viii com
monce at half past 10 O'Clock. :. NJ 'hs gay "''1
a warm dinner will be servo M at O'Clock r NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

W AnuiCmtsts argue The n1Iiruc.s ~ mans M.
tnra from ihe cJmplsHiiy ADD perfection Of hrs ~.
ruuz1iion-he same would prove she mobility of fbp
grey hound. Philosopher fh.uk that reflection and
inonffy prove iufnpr.a'Iiy, set 1uimIis have ,Yi
QIlduipcds uud birds iuIrs rsmsmbcY IcIllfc rr,.
IN. Az rJgI BE- eieuli--aii sgulsm1y be-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

FRENCH GALLAVrRY- whcr ihs hoautirli
murdofsU. Madame LaRarsre was removed 10 the
& allies It tbo direction ofthe department. she was
trCa,ci IS h1 tic respect dus o. her nsiyuunss"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

west ofVirgini IA, are moving on the subject Of "a
6ation,-o good sign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

Nume rous Others raised smaller qrauiirIcS say ~
10 80 pnnnds each The above ualn,d a.,aulIii, 3
Will, Of course. yle.d tWo hundred AM seventy
pounds Of eelsafilk. Ii every county ia tho United
S.alcs wos % '@ |falne, what would be Ihc re-
suil ~ reference t3'onr monetary affirsg
Yours, GIDEON b. SMITH.
RlLlinorc Nor % lsIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

movement was mlde, al the present session Of
he Legislature Of Georgia 10 impcach a Judge Can
leu ior imbeciltiy nnd habiiual drunkenness lie
tote march on them by resnging. and they. ont Of
pure gratitude, voted him years salary. 50 500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

letter from an officer of the United Sratrs TX
p.urng Squadron no had been len nj Fort George.
At the mouth Of Columbia river. states that -the
Percock, Captain Hudsoa. was expected to arrive
at Fort George about July the vinoennrs. Capt
Wilkes. expected TO arrive NJ the same place July
Is and The Pnrpoise in August Al i,ssa vessels
we're at the NorlhW ard ia pursuance Of the OH ecis
Of the expeditions they had previously been AT FJrl
George. al the raouih of Columbia River. where
every attention paid them by The Governor AMI
officers Of the Hudson Bay Company. Fr,m For
George 1t was believed The squadron wosId sal fir
Singapore, and from thence home"
II appears from letter in the Boston Atlas, writ
Ton nj Easipor, Maine Saturday Iasl that SIX At
'tmps wer" made on the "Wednesday night rrecc.
ding, TO fire the city Of 81. John n. b. fortunately
without success. One was made in the Trinity
Church, one in the Presbyierian Church, and ano-
thcr IN the Mechanics institute. The damage in
all these cases WIS somewhat severe in the Pres.
byierian Church. the curtains. Communion Table
and pulpit dressings were consumed. Great nlar-a
rs felt by the citizens. and every eSorion has been
made TO protect properly and preserve order.
YUCATAN-Advircs from sisaI to he 2Ist alt
have been received at New Orleans.
The state Of Yucaiau continues Tranquil ard pros
pcr'us. Congress had been prorogued for 80 days
in consequence Of having mich unfinished business
Of inporiance TO dispose Of the regular term having
expired.
Advices had been received from Mexico, nnnoun
eng The appointment Of ~ o commissioners empovy
cred by Santa Anna TO treat with the 20, er,men
Of Yucaran for the reunion Of that state with IN,
Mexican confederacy. but having subsequent,
learned that bill declaring that STATE Independent
had pussed The House they had asked fresh insiruc
lions, the result Of which was. that her mission
was suspended and their return ordered TO the cap
iai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

WHY CAN'T BANKS RESUME'-Thc Sing.
nmo Journal says ilat The State Of Illinois hls taken
from The Stale Bank in forced l0Ius and yfber,, .o
lbout 100000 dollars. "f,et her refund Tins n...sy
10 the Bins. Chat she my resume specie payments "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

CONSUMPrION.-Tho Philadelphia Gazette
states that OF The adult deaths IA that city last week
. 0ut ui 4 were by consumption. or nearly one
halt The editor Of the New York Amerlcen, in
speaking of Is melancholy fact. makes Tho f,llow-
ing remarks. which. we regret 10 add are rs app.
cable 10 this city TO his owus
la sad truth, consumption seems he disease of
our climate. and how little do those most ex pOsed
TO II, the INST delicate and lnvoly nnnus our
women, guard with even ordinary prceauIion a.
gausi If.
Walk Broadway snch day as yes crIly. aud
what dresses. hat shnes, A waters thickness be-
tween the pavement nni tn fput-a gssSamer web
beiwsen the neck anl the keen winds of Dccem.
Der.
Follow these frngile anil bcauicous creatures 10
The hall-ronm. They pass from the carri1ge IN fall
'rcss. add with wrappers 80 light (Iesi Ihe bravery
OF the toilet sh5uld be iued.) az scarce 20 afford
any proIeriun against cold; and Ihs rou after be.
ing c'"sely dressed all day, and in warm apart
Hc IT,. Tue return is even more perilons-with a
healed but weAried frame passing irum the ropic Of
The ball nom 60 the Siberia Of the siFco-without
fur, uycrshres. Polish o k, blanket -haws, or
wa!ded hoods
Ala! that such pcriuus price should be paid
for tho e. 'hion admiration Of the hour But
fashion aud admiration have from lime im,nemprial
been more eloquent Than reason or affection, and
50 what has been will continue 10 he i"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
M,sI,l>s roy. De. 10. lsIO
The Senate did not set To day


The SENATE did not set To day
HOUSE ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.
communication was received from the Secrc.
'ary VI the Navy, transmitting statement OF the
Annual Expenditures ct the Department
On nao'tsn OF Mr. WIse. n was lad OH the table
and ordered Ia be printed.
Alter an Iuttlectual ali,mpt of Mr. Hopkins, t.
pr'ceed la the ec,iIOu OF chaplain.
Mr. w { Johnson moved 10 postpone the cOnsidc-
ratrH OF thU special order. v.z--lhe Report GA the
R,.les until To murr,w. \ tee sU.ne dcbIIc OF q
desnlory character on the cxPcdiency Vi sIb,ii,u.
Ting "Nusidav.' Mr J. modified has motion 50 as %
lay The Report tor Il,e rrescsi ol III, mute
The mO'IOn was agreed 90. yea. 90 nays IS s.
ior the preseIt Ihc repbr, lirs ~ the liable.
Alter another .nef ritual ate.n,T. by Mo Gushing,
10 prOrccd % tie elvvtIOn 81 cha. n
Mr. Fillmore offered the tllowins
Rts0iUr! That ioS the iurrr org iIfsz,iIon uT the
llous in addi'In 10 ihe Sanding GolnmIrres pro-
NIdr,l Tor 10y the R,rcs, the 81, slScr ap,snnI the
following Select Committees I1f the Scssioh. con.
sisi ui nine mem Icrs acii--
Select Committee the plan of Finance,
rrcUnnei.d,J iu the Presidents Message.
y Scltc. Commute GA the Smithsonian Bcquesi
\ Sslec' Commute ou hc appointment vi Repre-.
scuiaiiNes To CuiIgrcss
Mr. Cave juhipOn cUnlendeI th.i this resOlu i'm
IA ordeI.
The Speaker deciding thai il was in order, Mr.
Johnson appealed lnm the dr,isiu
Alrssrs Pr.ilil Clifford and OIAcr. supported the
appeal but uu the question beng IakeI.. the dccIs
r,n Oi the Char Was .ilinhed.
T''e resolution Was then adopted. bya vote Of II
To 50
Mo w c Johusoo, offered the G,!lowing which
vas aduTl,,;--
Resuirei, Fiat a select committee of nine be ap
Poinied by the ScaNcr On the subjrct of establish
nig a Na'IOnIl Foundry ~r TIC l,Drica inn Of urdu
ance i"r Ihe Use U tue A.ay, Navy aud FOis vi Ia,
Cnied States. aud lor Irsling improvements at,
model In thIl lue ui The National defence aul
hat they report hy tail or Otherwise.
The IiOuse LLen aLJOuned 10 Monday MOTT.