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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
Z YORK AuEAn

Whatever the poor Philadelphinns DO must he 81.
ther n distant imiiItiol of Inc m ,venana IN New
York or u they set up ioF themselves, il Is only /,
ace the'r original oiior's %outlonc by their successful
ncightJr s.
DiNt's OF our Young Peorlo have been cnipyInr
rlueS 10 Gray Ferry IA The evening. and f,upd their
pleasure enhoncod by moonlight and arcn,I,ct,
'ho moon has been considered n S;Bs que nSa. If
'hcse eXcnrsinrS-Ihe Iich full moon of The bc,
Vcns shining down in soft reelected hahi n,
sooner ""s this known Than The New Yorker. det,,.
mi"ed 10 onido ". ond They have accordingly ob.
,'neu another mobn. The New York American. IN
'"nu'"g INC niir ciions of Rockaway, says.
In addition - the adrf bathing. sel brcczcs c,ccI
lent tables. delightful music, and agreeable c,m,,ny
at hockawHy The Moon contributes her sh,re. ron.
der'ng The evenings on The spacions piazza of m,
Pavilion most attractive. The Ocean hI,,n"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

~ 80 ~
W % well known q sclmcn. that II IS an cyr-sI
insly difficult matter o. klila shark They seem
insonaIhie % psiu-aud o0er bcinr horribly up,,L.
ted, will s'TuFgic a l1s time With dcaiL. II j.
pl'in ita' ihc lu,b'nln. When be declared that n,
't would Iiyo longer ldcr ho WIS deal, than any
Other anunll, hai Doy1r sc en- a Aak.
We have seen several ir4'lncrz of tcp,,ity oCLC.
90 a shark, 81 a lblmctcr o., asf,nish a b,J'nI,N
nnd have hf9rf of several WE'LL aftrstcI c,zrg. sru
moro remarkable.
Tho fd,fng schooner Alaboma. oT Glouccrior.
Capt DCmmiug. auIvCd here about a week n-,. rum
a short c'uiro nhcr mackcroi aud had been quite
sucCeFsiul, having caught o. hundred barrcIs AZ.
c1rding % the statements Of the Captain and the
crow, while Oh hands were one DAY bu.ily cp,,g.J
n hauling in The fsh. which were very abupI,,,
around them, alIwc fL1rk suddenly s1ue,ssJ ,,I
TIE inghicLcd ma,hsrel ioJk rhair departure fr nh.
Cos Unknown, without ccfcmJuY The shark. how.
ever dEiaipoJ % pursue ihcm. but remained by tho
''"'''icr The officers nud crew Of Ih8 Alahaml
were ~dirsusiCd uud indignant no such cyndurt in tho
shark. a cpuncl was held. und % was unan.m,u..
" received. Grst % catch bon, aud then - pun a
him lf hl iu.Blencr.
The GrEt rlu Of me rcs'lution was s1m r7r,;cl
into effect; fr The shark was huurry. end clsIy br.
guided 90 h- undoing. When tlrcirbcd urpn tuc
deck 0f The Aiahlm1 hc uBs fund f4bs "a E5rprJ,L1c
hooking animal, ncBHy twelve feet fn lonrul. 4
consultation was now held o. decide ppm uIc k,ud
Of punishment which boz deserved. anI d was arrecI
That hc bod msrtoi fTah-ani iIat hH heal ab1gtI
TO chopped ~ with tho colk's ayc Thi. rrnfcnre
was csfnci lotto c~rccuis1n bulWih-rgd he .y5Iy
wos picrcr' sCycrsl uncs with a1 ID bayOnel when
u wss tumhlcd overheard, while ne head was re-.
tninod as n trophy.
Iho Alahama now chlnrci hrr hrrI. r.IarrI.
ing - p'Wc d r1lrt rom he spJt whore Voc a,sBss
which were I1Ei ulatol were eg1rtrI a sh..lI Of
mackcfol was Fn1u t.cYyrurd-il0 Iis. were
again put sycr-hc Oh boo HlBrr rnf r1rrdy-,rI
'ho l1ypus croN rf,crcjsI q, 6l Zoe ds,t. Win
mackcrcL Al ai once hey Disappeared. r. ii .1I.a
icndul enemy We arpr1TrHiur-uhau ono sl the
crew perceived on o'gcci boz frr wafer arT et,,it8.
cd Here b. a1oiitr ms.aily slat rau.us siaa-.
sidor
Preparations were accordingly mHIr nr fIffar
Tho iairujcf-whcH. 90 fls great ...n. LH.rf
JiCupi Defining apI fho crew fley nulI. 1n r.s r
inspection. fi1f Iho hsrk 1i1uvlfIa WIS rf #..t..T
~ shtdt neg h1f t.togHef half 20 bear lf-.s-
" io spcat moro CORRECTLY, Zoe b,ly Of Ihu lrl-.
lof Pc hc1d WIS lying p~rrocfy T1iei uu fr. drea
'lIhc AlIh1mt Tho r.elI Nas HJb Iy pI5uI4s
About iu sc1rCh of hs hs1Ii
for obvious Tea 1ns. hey Dob H1i rsaig arrm.f
% capture iho fsI with o baIt lnI iue. buta lar.
'gon WIS driven iHJ bm. ont br wac arsi1 b4H4
% on board oui rr'liuei r1tl rendered IH.IrIbfc oil
tightening o. dcvoufug a1y more shoals Of mletr.
Msr yoar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

II has been found impossible As vet to
Tx upon the point where these frauds commenced.
or 10 ascertain the boundaries Of responsibility A.
mong INC numerous public officers aud agents. through
whoSedHcctor Indirect insirumentst,y copniyance.
OF lgnorarce The contractors were able TO consu,n.
male Their unpuncipled designs. The investigation
has been prosecuted with the most painful feeling
though Persevercd in under u paramount sense OF
duty; rnd enough has been disclosed TO snyrcs, an
'nquiiy whether the guilty recipients may not bo
compelled 10 refund their iniqui,ous gains to tho
Treasury by process of law"
And whereas three months have now cinpscd
and no further information haS been gwen To- this
House OF the na,nre or extent of the frauds alluded
TO or Of the persons engaged rhercir
Resolved. That the Secretary Of War be directed
10 lay before this House the names of the pcr.,n.
engaged ~ such funds. aud the extent Oi the frauds
as Tar as they have como to the knowledge Of the
War Department.
Pending which mo,ion-
The House, on motion Of Mr. Arnold, adjourn
cd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
THE MATANzAs CoNsULCIsr-T.

THE hATANZAs CONSUL CAsE-The III,
wanna correspondent of the New York E,prcs. giy,,
this outline:
An american prostitute being very sirk scnf A.,
Mr. Cross TO mike n wilt whom ne a,uy,,I ., A.,
hou,e, he found hei scnielcss anil spccchlr.-- anILc
not being able TO 10 my thing. left Immediately
Two other Prostitutes and a young william in c,o.
neciion with Them have sworn that Mr. &. Ms A,
the house all night. that he shni the door Of IA, r.m
IN which the girl was and was seen through a ere.
wee conccaling the money which he O. * away Xi,b
TIN, together with pme furniture. Tho res ,ftb,
id,iIiure was taken by the other girls aud their con.
iedefaie. MIR {. says hc was ~ the bpusc ir,t m,us
IAN i've minutes. finding he could h. of NJ use. AMI
That he took nothing away with him. AMI knpN 4,
nothing OF the ma.Ier, yet the Government Of MAJ.
AZ .s h'S seen ft II imprh ln h'm.
The merchants of Mala-Zr~ are aniie INDIGNANT
having knowh Mr. CWr' scveml years a. a gc,dl-.
m'n aud a man OF honor. ond are a. Jui getting up a
Strong representation Of the DdIir Co send 10 Wn'h.
lnginn. MIR {. wrSie 10 Mr. Trisi. desiring q know
al lac could not demand his Irtspors. Nc T.. ,n IA.
usual vert1se s,yle. wrOre in answer twelve Gols.
% p pages amounting altogether -, that he could
not"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

Al meeting Of q portion OF the oiI,z,ns OF Cibcll
county. held at lac Court House on wcdncsday the
18th Of August. 1871, JOHN LAIDLEY. E-l. was
called TO the Chair and WA. McConAs appointed
Secretary. The chairman la, ING explained The OF
Jcct OF 'o meeting. the following resolutions were
oiicrod by James NJ. Lnidley. Esl. aud unanimously
adopted
RcSotccd, That this meeting is duly sensible oi
the great importance. moral a well a, political, OF
n judicious and well regulated system VI Common
Schools.
ReSoi,cl, That the recent census Of Virginia in
dis, losing to the world. The morifying fact that up
wards 90 $500 Of hsr white citizens. are unblcss-
ell with the first rudimcnlso Of education. illustrates IN
system of cummJn schools.
Resolved, That we approve Of the efforts that arc
being made by our brethren Of Western Virginia Z,
excite public attention 10 his subject. and that il
furthcranco of this object, John Slmucls, r G.. l.
Beuhring. 7. G. Burlington. Burnell Spurlock. DR.
S~eashoal, John G. Wright. jones Ferguson, Jumci
Brown. r.. Wand. ond ALsalum Uolderby. he. an,
they arc hereby appointed t. represent the people o
Cabell county IN the proposed convention Mt Clarks
Iurgh, on the sccund "Wednesday in September mex
On motion Of +. G. l.. Bcuhrinr, Esq. the chair
man and secretary were added 10 the foregoing las
The chairman having suggested the o~Ipcdicnc
Of providing al,cmaics, Mr.. Beuhriug offered III
following resolution, which WIS adopted.
Resided, That Nlessrs. Alexander Il. Laidley
Ohio. and Joseph Campbell of Harri.sn, bc. and the
ore hereby appointed alternate delegates to The au
Convention On the part Of The people of Cabell cour
".
, On motion If Mr.. MicComas il was ordered Ih.
D the proceedings OF this meeting ho inserted
q the Ciarksburs Wing and Scion. Wheeling Time
D kana~hs ParrioI and JcIcrsoniau.
a. J. LAIDLEY, Chairman
VIZ. McCLuMAs, Sc~cTeiary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

w Leoi ~ Esnf-A late LouI1n nsasr,rx
conta'pcd a siaiemsut evidently ealcHiltsf b. ssst
mon The rJtpTafhies ~ TIE ruhir. fisf kf.f~-l
was confloi iu q Dungeon. sni lfien gH ta.,s
ifons. %seighHcf fhau hoso piaeei urm narI.t.,
90 NcwF1tc. in rcls ion D. fhs sfstrnfuf 81. 49,
ca Friend n MAJ" 1ys
"McIooi p INV rp 1i MI turlfaI OF. F
our dice % nc quFf village 81 WHite-Isr4 AHf
We can a7sufo Nc Ln1uu pluu1l fiat 81 o. 80
being N heavy rom. be j. nj even rsaf..f Il 80
Iad foJms. Ho tpcuis mdsi 81 o. nur -
reives company. 10 Tho raflu ~ Hc i4,t.r. L
Ju almosi ony Pl1fgut mornlur o. ms D.. a.-.
Tying htmFclt in q promenade upu Hs vs.f.g 80
Indeed ho m spcDirug bs rmc sm.r-
'Vr first gentlemen r~fleEufe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
TIE ORuON

Inc last Mormon paper cTimes nnd Seasons,
'pc'n'OnS "he return 10 Nau,oo, with enc excepio
OF Tie Twelve, who went To England nbput Ia,
years ago - disciple that nation. According =, a.,
paper before us they were highly successful AMI
W. SUPPOSE u - their agency that We NAV nurih.
ue NE numerous reported arrivals Of Mormon .
grams from That country within the las, vcor A.
ea'fact from The journal of lone of tho twelve Rood.
Tue conversion Of "about thirty in ono family ana
J. connec'ionsisiN Of whom were ordained =, 4. cI
low laborers in the vineyard"
inc Niormons nj the recent elections voted n tct
g o' tneir on" Tor county Officers H. Hlnc,ck coa,.
". INC Warsaw Signal publishes Tho ,o,,,,s b.,
precincts from which VIC giher rh,t the yo,o"
tns seer arc not - nume. ous rs mpny supposcJ
: " Uuny commissioner the vote was fr yv,It,a
'n'i Niormonl S6l for Baghy TMnrmopi sfz ~
imagine. however r, that almost ,bo enisa 70
Do'S WINS cast m Nauyoo. which slooi VIII, q
Sagny a56 For Congrc., it was at the samo ploco
INN 49,, ' % 10 so That after tho spccnI,.
ton about tho political tendency ofibe No.
US o' appear that a. yet they arc sufi.ienily M
mcrou9 10 be cOuned by either p,rty - D -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

L,yinn ~ : "'''ia someiincs gets hard rubs from no,
wnb hIcI,,a,a. .IieIo Is one. In on explanation
s"e "9','ld ilai % was IN ronfempI,,fon W.
: nH'o guy Of eight %sihllings per ggay,e, ON Eor"V
!" Aner musIng IN silence for n mimi, ="
- ,tpl,ou' Why that will amount 10 igst ai,to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
TIE fr'~ias h-'. W, sai 90, suh in fl. y,r

Ihs tii'vias heis We God 80 6ub IN no y,y
YEA llslral ~ Canmsrss
wv tli~iN -Tlrro b. NJ wy 10 w,tc
~ tkr n~lffus.Hg a merchant sh,U,,--l,
@ Wv F~iFrua.ur hr ycaf Ha.I ID sgI.e,,b,4
.aisF ie' ~ fhree srrta srB. ioLI us o.,
'"ff hHriH 1~sulifTa from DC was dfs A
80 ~ De- ore 1ui p1rcblsoI r. h1 a.
81 uhFh hr faI fsh 81 -.
m VS. asIarHb 90 g. rf,sg,
lht uffrhIHf rnguifrI a n.r r-1rr., -
h'm lH' WIS. hc ntI. a. vaa n pb,,I,f
'Hl rfrrIf u hHy mF ra.-E f,.f. I'd,
f H-Itrrneaam Boz ne t,Yu,.i
'.Hu. f' r .aiI.tf ml D. sra .r H. 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
ATMosPlIERICAL PHENOMENON.
From tie NdslsiHe Banner.

'HNH
A Shower OF Flesh AND Buvoo.
There are more things in heaven aad earth. HJraiio
Than are dreamt Of in your philosophy
Thus spako the Prince OF Denmark, AMI every
usy we hear OF something Ia confirm The remark
On Tuesday we heard from variuus pcr~pns that a
shotcer, apparently Of Reh and blood. had fallen in
Wilson county, near Lebanon. in this State, aud that
The helds were covered % n cunsi 'eable extent.
The account staggered our belief but. strange NJ IL
may appear. II hos been confirmed by the statement
OF several gentlemen of high character, who have
person lily examined the scene OF this phenomenon.
They state that the space covered by this cstraotdl-
nary shower is half a mile in length aud about sew.
~eniy-hye yards In width. la addition To The mfr.
tnation Just received. We have been favored by Dr
TOosi, proics AR oi chemistry in the University of
Nashville, with 'he following letter from a highly
respectable physician Of Lebanon. We have also
seen the specimens sent 10 him for examination
To Us they appear To DC animal matter, and the o.
dor Is that Of putid flesh. We DO not pretend "a
ohcr any theory 10 az count for this phenomenon; we
leave that 10 obler and more scientific hands. when
The specimens have passed through the crucibles OF
DIR Troosi. we will furnish our readers with the re-.
sulr
LEBANON, August 8. ls4l.
Dr TrooSi; have cent vUu sDme matter. which
appears. from Nh authentic source, 10 have fallen
from the clouds.
With me there can be no doubt OF ia bris ami
NAL malter-hloOd. muscular fibre, ndippu, ma,ie,
III asa account To Us, il you can, ON philosophical
principles. for the cause Of this phenomenon. The
articles send YOU | gathered with my own hands
From the extent Of surface over which it has spread
ond The regular manner IL exhibited on some greer
'obacco leaves. leaves very little OF no doubt of is
having iallcn like a shower Of rain; and it Is stated
on the authority VI ome negroes only, to have fal
len iman a small rcd cloud-no other cloud, yislbl,
ia The heavens at The Lmo. Ii took place on Fri
day lust. between eleven anil twelve O'Clock abou
five miles no. beast OF Lebanon. ! have sent wha
ihink 10 be u drop Of blood. Tho othor PARTICLE,
composed Of muscle and Cat, although the propor
tons Of the shower appeared TO be a much large
quantity OF blood Than Of other proportions.
am, IN haste. your most Ubediert servant.
w. +. SAYLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

FLOWERS or CmNALRY-r /. ri, .,,,.,
10 fho iancy-1ud other people know .rgsr.,,
bout % t'o-floi dispute has orisen between 10.
gentlemen q fho former order, in rrr,rd t1a m4,
ned lady. whirh b. b. end. 0r has ended iu n duct
lhe gentleman are. Mr. B.. 81 Wall effect
i'H NJ u - Tho lady b. Nu c.
''Nfhlrr Of Nh. Of Water street IHry rT
'', 70 'c ftsi,aguc and fho glllanu p1ircJ 90 O..
3.IF i1 Viudic7tc-ye know n0i Wh1t-4f
m1z1.o. Report fhis morning whispers
ihai Nr ~ h1s iet "a r--ak ogJ,yU,bt ,,t, ~.
~ "ir 81 YET Report may ho se rf.li a her 10 beg
sslcf b1H,Or-NY C0m AEr.
me p.7ic' rCiorci o. 1bJyc ore NJ Baim.4f q.
p ~ h'ihathidr lHl hlr ~li1yuJrI 20 CbITs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
1HE Duty OF PATRIOTISM.

The Caiiust the Prelidcui, and the Wing Con
rfcss. We have taken come laius 10 ascertain. as
ar ~ possible, the scnt,mcn's OF Iho Wings of PhIIa.
dcllhn with regard 10 the condition uI ut-rrs n,
Washington, bud we think We may state with con.
hdcncc that our article of Yesterday embodied lhc
.tc~s oiall the discreet. the mudcrlic. aad the re.
heetmg portion Of our roliticUi friends. That is To-
say our political brethren in This vicinity, whose
up'ntuiis arc cutilcd - respect, while they decplv
dcIluFc the course Of The President i'm relation TO Inc
hank question. cherish the belief that thai fIucrion.
uy VII e found aching chceflully and prnmp,Iy
win ihc Wings on All other great national topics.
and thus they regard II ~ the duty OF The dumiraui
party in Congress % avoid pny step calculated 70
PERT The measures of the Poriy, % distdrb il, harnu.
ny'o 10 lead - avowcd dIvi,ln between the Exc.
culi'o airl the Representative Of the People. WHY.
'hey ash, should NC play into the hands of the enc.
n.y. Why. in a moment Of passion aud excitement
should We abandon The gacuI iulcrcs,, Of lac coun.
's' 80 inf O. IJlltcs - a Wing cunIul Of those ~.
lcrcs's, for three aud a half Yeas, Why. became
Tue President hos decided &, GO cornier g. n majori.,
o' on'iucHds mon one point, should we fail IA one
ant should Nc ia'l "a our duty ia regard Il olhcr
great "nd inpJri1ut mattcIsl No. Let as net iu Il
iobicr, wiser, and more patriotic spnif. Let us move
mat Vac True prJapcuy Of the nation H. our MIN: a,rd
'i'at, however disappointed " may br as - this act
or ihaI, Ne are MT the les aiihfuIl in our rcncr.
OF duty - the People. Let ~ pc what copecrya
i've ond stisiIo'pry measures we can, during the
eHin SCI ipu u CunsnC.r, aud Then lot ~ Look fr.
ward wHh hopc aui confidence o. Iho aciipn Of Inc
regular sc-iun. The Wings. % should bc remember.
Cd, are sIli 90 hc iall lido Of political ppscr. They
have 70 H1l'r.y m bJHI bnrch,4 II Cuurrcss. md
me President D. with them ia az rIcIr great mra.
'u'rs save on'' oTi even uTpn that mco,Ircflo DIFF
er,ncss Of opinion that cH,t may yet b. reconcil
-, md such a mIuo4ry ius.iuiipa DO presented
o iho county o. Will subscNo lIc great objects in
lew.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

mhch The ref'm candidates were NJ U,I,on No.,
nysh'Ie' an old man with a purple and or,nSn Ter Dvn
:" =, yo'', J''hed the crowd, mounted on n J,,,to'
p'oIusey decorated with blue ribbons 'y'
.n% oIo mo''er' Why are you for both siJe,,
why ynu wear The colors oC not.
why you SEQ. ] dunner like c,.,,p cd.
wy Psry' oud let my uss 70 wi his'n ;" '"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

o. j. sass that H. Cahiuri have made up their
minds - ~ with he Wing party-of course TO re-
rlrn-i ne veto Uuucs Then fr u budget Of
qu-Cr aUl s%ihuliur disduyHts.
We srlcctthe abovo from a series Of on dis nnd
llm.~s rcgpuel ~ a Washington correspondent of
lse Tbi.tieiph,a North Americua. We select ii for
"a tctL TO hocause a. h morc questionable than are
thc pfuductonz 81 iaany Of ihosc cattle called Wash
ipgtan istsr writer's but because IL u a fair indica
tun of their character We would ask our readers
IN oonoec'sn ~i'h Il, what they think of tho pc
pfc,y 81 sdmiuiug such communication. into n n
per ptofossodly Wing IN is oharlcicr-and that. las
year. huuaed. The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

GOOD NENS-Our adyiccs f5urn Washington
mffm us 81 the signing cfrhe land ball by the prrsi-
-lsni. THIS mcusUrc las been more bitterly opposed
~ 10 tn,l uco's thsn any bali That has roSscd. yet
che ~rrcsricnt has signed il, How de- tho wing pa.
psp pho haze called Nc Tylcr a loco foco feel now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT :. Isil.
wAsluNGTON. FmpAr. scpr. 3

The houkbil Gnsliy Passed the Senate by n Voro
pt2I rs92 NithuCi umcndmcni and has noN gore
o. the prcsiirsL We believe aud hope it will bc
signed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

We have rnipfma,'sn Vt the arrival ofiho stcaG-
shtp BHu-n'u A. y Ycrt, bringing news Gicen days
lltsf Ga England. There Is 10 news f importance.
Tho holi-h ramor Of a squadUn sc II to our coast is
,1stadicted sotni-udicially
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

Mr. kiNcs now went into a reply To the opening
rpcc'h ~ Nlf Borucn. deny ing that the present bill
c1niornod 10 the amendment formerly offered TO Mr.
Gays bill. and arguing to show a difference be-
tween Them. aud referring TO his speech in eIplana.
ton.
Air Bcrrien rcjoinod. insisting tina, the two prop
~osil1ns were Identical. - fr as ihc letter went.
Mr. Rivcs replied.
The question bcirg now on ordering the bill TO
10 third rradine-
No Benton made a general speech against the bill
denying that II would be possible To prevent the
hank irOm diS'ounung Kite and racehorse bills OF
exchange. lie made a statement Of numerous de-
inila % show that a hank could practice murc usur,
aud corruption, md e~Iiuriinn. by dealing IN ex-
change Than by discoUniing notes of hand.
lie concluded by further moving 10 amend the
bl, ahor the woud corporations, 10y inserting the
following: The cOrpora,nrs in snid corporations he
ms citizens q the United States"
The a~mcfdmcn,. after n brief explanation, xas
~rjccicd-Ycus 10. Nays &c.
MrWalkcr moved an amendment. requiring that
the bills IN which the hank should deal should bc
drawn Il short dates, aud on 60 ds already actually
shipped.
u was ncgativcd-Ycas 81. Nays 81.
Mr. Allen moved on amendment to make The d.
rSciors IN ease ofsusPcn>.ou, personally liable DfIhC
dchis OF the bank.
This was negl,iycI-Ycls 30. Noes %.
Mr Preston, II being now five O'Clock. moved 10
adjourn.
MIR Sewer demanded the yerS. and the motion
was nogaiived-Yeas l6, Nays -.
Mr. Benton offered ancIher amendment. TO strike
ont 10 ami insert 80 per cent. rs the proportion o
the stock To be paid down by other subscribers thai
tho Government.
This was voted down-Ycns 81. Nays %.
The question being now on ordering ihe bill 10
third reading
Dir Archer express n desire 10 address the Senate
aud moved an adjournment,
Which motion prevailing. yeas 20, nays lS-
Tue Senate. a little before sun duw.i adjourned
Mr Archer has The floor for Ia mnrnN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

mo ediior u iho Louisville Journal seems D. Dc
''''' u'"cry disposed towards President Tyler fbln
my o'bor editor in te west We aro fo,rrsl a7,
800 T''s"iof has been 20 accustomed 10 railing
.s"'D.' ''o Tate administration, that be- can live on.
ym hoopI'@''on md will find h%iuselrin compapy
with his Ia'e enemies before DO knows IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

W'N-RUM-RUM-A man named juno
.'ey. who hos h~frcioare borno on e~xrellorf char
''f vas on Saturday bouuj over b. Alderman
N'e m lhe som 81 500. o. answer f1r o. brufal o..
-'u" "Ion hs wife. while under no influence 81
'" ie has been married bot o few months. and
"5'''- "hh'icd Hpon BIZ wife m1y result Boz
SERIOUS c.u.sJurrcos She v q r,-IIr p. 49,,
tf sf. msur Ars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

NLMANhc-we cOuaiicr ouBolf highly hyor.
~ ~ having received a copy Of The Farmers and
"nrdf"en' Almanac ft 1912. cdi.cd by Mr.. Thorn.
a' Aihock and published IN Cincinnati. q - got up
10 Tao neaicsl possible style odd contains yas, a.
mount Of valuable information upon agriculture and
horticulture. Illustrated with cngnyu~s. We nd.
v.e cycry hrmor % cot q cnnv Of h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
hONE CONdLrsIvE PPoors

~ u, gne1cy 0DS. Io,hoFs C.LL,gteJ Ill.,.
DhAk SIRE I was afflicted ,,gL 1'H'"Hes,
With sl H. uI-casc 20 n very ALARMING dcpycc
a relsxcj ~ 80 syHnptoms which 30 Iro ncnfIy 'Gcci
yiolenf frrwnrl' .Jn w: glddiucss i'm The head.
indeca sug, complexion bad, aud cosivcTess
tried ~ ~ " m'sln 2 most miserable condition. had
relief Wntit iifunIulcs, but found no permanent
Nv wb;cb' JfnpInghing and German Aprricnt PHI.
plcrcly e5rl ION iheir superior virtu's I was com.
mont. free gto Smu am abie topursuc my employ
i'iH OF dlsCcSC. ISigncdI
Dated W.. a. DIN BOIES.
NDTtb E,gb, II'ese lor INC United States, No. ~.
son JOIN FISHER.
MN.-Tfmm -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

We have a sheet from on Old correspondent. wi,
gininn' in which, among other things, bc exposes
NE hope dut there may be O couycufian 90 romt
nate O Senator 70 supply the vacancy occaaiyucd ty
We resignation Of Maj Good. 10 1Iis we neroc
WIN BIN bot not in be Other rcmarks