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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
MEETING


The Comm tee a7poia,ei 57a mseias Of The cir
zcns of Wheclag mu; no tie Nr1ch4f's and Mecaai-
.cs' B.nS OF wbcelu. Rev. Wm Na!,ro VIVA
called o. the chair ana Nm. Mex L1nsc.n appointed
sccecay.
The Committee appointed by the city Council r.
ported that ia ii,.i- c7.u.on enough had already been
s.bsrr.brl g. JUSTIFY tn gioP ION of unnadio;e meas
uucs o. caFry ori he plan pso2lSsd IA ;hs resolutions
. lopsl az a m cling o. the ciliz ns.
The filuVing resolutions Were then adopted
Resolved, That the sum subscribed ~ IA ths cpin
iuu o! ,hs Comm iilec sufficient o. warrant q com.
memo, meni IN he e. a5!.hnent II the proposed as
Syium.
Reso'y,d. That tho Com ntt,o appointed ~ Tic
c y AUTHORITIES be, AID hey ars hereby constituted
m.mbcn o. this Committee.
Ee-ul,ed. That q cummiiiee Of three be nypO:nt d
To procure a house Gr an asylum. Temporarily or 9Th
e-Ntse. ~ they may deem eNpedieni; purchase such
ARTICLES IS may now he necessary. To give employment
Co females, as contemplated 10 the resolutions; asccr
aiu. u psslhlc. whether a Nairon Of approved quail
idoas,ous can be obtained, and generally TO make sIci
arrangements IS vii accomplish Immediately the o.
Jet contemplated by SAID rs-o,uuon,.
Mhereupon l. U~pjcgc.iE DR.. Townsend and DAN
Zane were appointed sud committee.
Resolved, That the cnmmiiJr just appointed hav,
power to ga vacancies that may occur IN their oNI
body. aud % collect the subscriptions a they may hn'
/ uCCCssay.
Resolved. That all the clcrgymen Of this city b
appuHuUrd. uN-pnirio. members Of this Comtice.
Adjourned, % nccta, 2 O'Clock ON "Wednesday mex
At thJ NJ. - NJ. Bank.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
ELEMENTS or PnIsIoGNoNY

liHa"tii'ed from the spanish
He Who has a low forehead and full of wrinkles-
will hook like n monkey.
lie "so has a high forehead. will have eyes under
u, and iilliNe all the days II Ia. liie--and that 4. in.
fallihle.
He who has u long nose will have The more TO blow
and the better 10 handle.
a great mouth from oar TO car. signifies much feam
and no brides such arc not hard moutheJ but all
mouihej.
a little month, drawn up like a purse. denotes
darkness wi'hIn-and certainly looks more like a loop
hole than a window.
a watery mouth that spaiIers whor IL speaks and
~overi1"s when 1t laughs-~Iil have need of a .Ios.
bering bib.
Whoever has finely or black hair. will put tho bar.
Der TO much trouble.
lie that 10 bald Will have NJ hair-5ui if ha hnp.
pens To have any, u Will not DO on the bald place.
Sparkling eyes will be very apt To shine.
Women who have curious eyebrows will IN all
Likelihood have eye-lashes under them-and will be
beloved, II any body takes n LIKING Ia them.
Wh'never You see a woman VITA has bat nne eve
you may certainly conclude that she ha. lost the
other.
They who have small feet, will nsod but lille shoes
and will have a Light pair OF heels.
lie that has rcd hair. will nc Yer be without o fro.
lock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

The LorsH OG-riHg-Tho Second number has a7.
penred. Toe Factory Girls' appear 10 equally rs
Cood advantage IS a. their first Offering. We Ike
the spirit of tic first article. which 10 a reply 10 = sian.
derous mputstUn of Mr o. a. Broynson. on Factory
Girls, abe has worked in a Factory. - Sufficient 10
damn 70 Iuiamy the most worthy and yirtuOus girl"
says Mr. kfouus0n And whom has, Mr.. Bfosusou
siandered'' osks a Factory Gill;" n class Of girls
who "a this city a.Dns are numbered By thousands.
and who collect in mlay OF our smaller towns BY b ~.
dred'; girls who generally come from quicf countr r
homes. where their minds and manners have been
formed under the eyes Of the worthy sons Of the Pl.
gnms' and iheT viugoas partners, and who return
again 10 become the wives Of the free intelligent veo.
many Of New England. aud he mothers Of quito q
proportion Of our iufUre republicans. Think. fr D
moment. how many OfthencKt generation arc 10 spring
from mothers doomed 10 iafamyr'
We like The spunk Of his. We have not space Ia
spcnk Of other articles They all appear well and
highly crediiaJic ~ the source whepco they emlnats
portland Trans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
DOUGLAS JERRoiD.

E[ecu!'rs Appop'ncHtS-Mr Van Buren, has recent
W made several nominations. which have been c,n6r.
med ~ the Senate, some OF which we're for Office,
mat viii not b. vacant until, the 4h of March. This
Is oohed upon AM very nniurally-as a singular pro
cceding, Oh The part Of President who is about 4, 70.
tire from Ihe Government at tha bidding oflhe peo,Ia
Ordinary courtesy would seem 10 dictate that the nre
seat incumbent should not take advania 70 of b, tenn.
poraTy position TO infringe upon the proper sphero n,
hI suct esSor-espocially in the matter Of appointing
officers - be the agents Of The new Adtainistnti,n
Towards The close OF Mr. J. q Adams Administrator
when the election ui has Successor was known. s,mo
nominations were made Er vacancies already existing
N iie ordinary course Of things. 'fhaso nomination.
were laid upon the table by the Jackson maj9fi,y then
IA the Soaate, and the vacancies Were len untitled
I'LL the accession OF the new President.
The following remarks of the distinguished a,,stl.
Of Democracy are in place here:
81 can say with truth, - says Nj. Jeferson. "th,t o,o
ac! of Mr. Ajamss life. nnd one only. ever gave me a
moments personal dis9leasurc. I did consider nj,
last appointments to Office AZ personally unkind-rbov
were from among my most ardent political sner;e.
from whom ne faithful cooperation could ever l,e . /,
peeled; and laid mo- under the embarrosnen, ocac,;,c
through Incn whose views were To defeat mine. or 10
eAcoenieT tHe odium OF putting others iu their places
u seems but common justice TO leave a successor free
10 aci % instruments Of his owa choice"
To throw upon Gen. Harrison ".he odium Of pu,,;oc
oIhers IN The places of the new appointoes in perb,ns
ono 1f the political objects aimed in the maki,r of m.
appointments. The party will stand ready to cry Out
prescription. But this will not deceive many peo
pie nor PASS current with men OF sense. The imnro.
PHeiy OF The course pursued by tho Administration IN
Ihis particular is 50 sirikingly apparent that the exer.
else OF The removing power. If the President shall sea
NJ 10 employ H. wall Do regarded as a natural correc.
tive.
Ihere - mother quarter in which 4 considerable
amount Of Glamour Is L. be accumulled. 10 ba Let ON,
hereafter as occasion shall serve. The new Admins.
Iralion VIII be approached Tor calling an Extra Se,.
son 81 Congress surprising that step to be deemed adj.
Eisasioi yet va the msanShile the parry in the major.
NY Will take no measures to obyidto the neces,itv M
an Extra Session. IL they are sincerely opposed 10 a
called session, on the ground Of economy or INV other
ground there need be no difficulty in the case. Let
su'hcient and permanent provision be made for the
wants OF The Government for The year to come; LET the
eIael amount OF the public Indebtedness BE- ascertain
81 and made known, and all the accounts Of the retir.
Tag Administration DO fairly adjusted There will
'hen be no nee! Of an Extra Session-Bah. Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

~ LANlhNI-Ih odItor of the Daily Bulletin. s.
LouD' thus lamenis in his paper Of 9Ist uIr
We otter rs apology for the lack Of our usual ouan.
lum OF editorial matter private business. Our ofiee
has been Ihror ged for several days with The most hid.
ooas booking characters, but at The same time the DO.
liiest men in the world. "Here is a small biIl-br
glad u You would settle it to-day. says a lille beard
less rascal Have you made out our account YETI
Here Is your bli-be glad If you would give us the
ihle balance this morning" saysa Merchant on Wa.
Ter street, lard II you can pay me Er that csai YOU
VIII much obligo q sufferer" &c. &c, DC. POUNDS
the internal ssnmps have kept US in a fever Tor tho
last two or three days. But there is one consolation
we have two polite and savage looking clerks. out
continually as any that visit us. playing tho same game;
but we are sorry to say that they are seldom winners.
Would that Christmas could he postponed. oi else the
cash system introduced. This paying debts is a hard
matter especially when we can't make collections.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
EoRTHCAROLlNA.

The Legislators Of tia. State Terminated is bisnui-
III session on Tuesday last. The bill 10 establish and
regulate common schools yzays the Raleigh Register
u decidedly the most important measure Of the sos-
sion. and required more time 10 arrange the details
and mliure the plant han any other. THIS bill. which
became a Law. provides that the nett annual income
Of the literary .fund, exclusive Of tho mpnsys arsing
from Tie sale Ofsvamp lands. shall he Distributed a.
nually among the several counties ofto State. In the
rates Of thcir federal poPuiauoL Tho co11ty cJurs
are annually to appsint in each county (which voted
for schools under tho &c, Of lost session. not less Than
five nor more than ten superintendent Of common
schools. A school tar - 10 be- levied IN zach county.
not exceeding ia anIuat o-c-haifof The sum received
from The literary fund, o be collected by the sheriff
o. olher taxes. The Board ofSIpsuntsndouts 10 lay
of their counties iHio school GIstrcis Of convenient
size. There ore 10 30 hrec schools com artes-
mon chosen in each county BY tho People. who are
20 on ploy teachers; end 81 free white rhlIreu Boo the
sisp orc b. po Instructed 90 those counties where
she vote befro vas against schools. ho People orc o.
vote NEXT August sgsfn on me sUbig,t
This Law ,asys The RcgnfsJ q entresie4.ly car
r,sd out end we believe DO wIll be-. will dpi ouI iar,
all over with public schools. anI pot boz the power
"A svery white child in ire Stale 10 acquire a plain.
p~raefical education. which will Cd bin ior usoiolness
in lie. aai teach bin property to appreciate The bless.
inVs Of free Government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
pEPARruRE OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

We learn by a letter. received by n gentleman in
tins city. from an authentic source. that Genera liar
rison has formed his arrsngemsnis for leaving Ciacin-
natl. FOR the Eist, on Tuesday. the Goth inst. lis M
Senuons. al The date Of the letter alluded 10. were 10
proceed 10 Wheeling. by the way Of he River. The
present cold weather. however. should Il continue.
may close The navigation. or render a dangerous. ~
that case. he will take the land route. AID msy be oz
peeied in this city on the 27lh or 2sih INST
CIEmb.s JolrH0l
The ice now RAINING would render II c,csedingl,
d~aageroGs and unpleasant to oamo up the river and
tho weather Is such as 10 lead 10 the belief that a. ~il
continue 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

HOW is THlSl-A gentleman pf the bar recent
y purchased IN this City. ri a rcduc0d price. Ello;'s
Debates of the Convention. on the bark of zach vol.
ume Of winch the words "War Department" aes let.
Tho circumstance goes To confirm tho allegation,
which has been recently mndc. that The Administer.
lion are selling every thing that ihcy can lay their
hands TN, 10y which money can be raised TSssJ
books clearly belonged to the War Department. and
Iho fact Of their being sold here. nj a price greatly be-
low their real value would seem - indicate cOnClg.
svely that th.re is s~omoihing rotten in DeAmats-
Raleigh Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
CONGRESS.
J,'aspsaacacc OF he Bl.Ga,o5c Pairo.:
NAsu;SGr nos, AoNDAr Jan. Is. lSll.
UNITED STAINS SENATE.
EDITIONS.

iAsaAA4DNS. 4
Mr. Is non rrcscntoI 70 the senate this morning a
pe"'i'n rc"ros. wung against he passage al any bank
tllt ,aN a. he prvesit tc~tua OF Can r.ss: aul pay-
ing that At any passed. corporations should be in,lr.
Memorials in favor Of the passage Of bankrnp,
.aw were presented hy Mr.. Tappan. of Ohio. and Ms.
Huufr gdor, Of Goa. c icuL
NJ. MJutOn pr, ssuI-d a petition from Louisi,aa. re-.
iruing 70 the pilot laws.
Cry Of kcLtacky. offered a resolution Of inqui.
~ calling Tor Information in reference TO lands sold Ia
le2O-2l' eiliing Tor Information as to those Tor which
more than s. were pad an acre-.he Information To
be giN'n m tabular form.
The morning business concluded. the land PROPOSE
lions before the Senate were brought forward.
Mr.. Clay. ot Alabama. spoke fr the dly,-parily in
reie''n'e " political natter. and parly in reference
I D The question directly before the Senate.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE ri \sURY NOTE BILL.
The House in execution Of The special order. resol-
we'd itself into Committee of the Whole ON the state oi
tho Jnion. Mr.. John q. Adams. Of Mass. in ths
char on tho btll reported by Dir. Jones. of Virginia.
from ths Committee na WAYS anI Means, 1, aulhorize
the issue OF Eve millions Of Treasury notes.
The bill wa. read by the Clerk, and is Us fellows
A BILL to authorize ihe issuing Of Treasury notes
Bet e,acieF by me Senate and Housc Of Repre-.
ssnia'trss # the United Nioiss u America IN COsgrce,
1sseDtAsi'Thui the President of he United Sta as Is
hereby authorized to cause Treasury notes 70 DO i.
sued tyr such SUM or sums rs the exirencies Of the
Government mIy require; but not exceeding the sum
OF i've millions OF dollars of this emission, outstanding
at any one um 10 bc reinbIrsci In The last quarters
o! ihG year. OF the eoudii"n of The Treasury will per.
ma ", ana % he N-tIei under lhe limitations and othor
provisions cOn,atned IN the act entitled AN act =
an'h1uze lhr isSnIng Ut Treasury notes. approved the
iweuthdsy uiOctober, QUO thousand eight hundred ans
thiriy-ssNen. and a. nnd,ird by aH act entitled Add.
iionni 10 the act on the subject Uf Treasury notes"
approved I~h'rty-hrst day Of MARSH, ono thousand eight
hundred and forty. except that Ibis law shall expire IN
one year from AID ALTER It's passage.
Nj Jones, "i Virginia, spoke at great length on the
subject, during which he admitted The following esti
mate.
EstimateJSr the frsfqHarter ofl5il, ending March 81
!. RECEIPTS.
From duties, considering the large drawbacks and re-
%iuniins under view judirih! decisions. unless the law
- specially amended, not ever 5000, OOJ
From sales 81 lands. unless The banks re-
same spscie payments Immediately.
not over $4,000
From miscellaneous sources and from in
debied hank, Al Further time IL given to
those IN NsJchez, and the Bank OF The
United States pays its balance. as ca
pcctCd, 10 "A special Oh eci. and not tor
general pusp Ises, only about 50O0l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Mr. u who some time SINCE, on "A re.oluiion offered
by han, toi "a character similar To this proposition
c 'nnenced some remaf6s which, he mover was ena,
h'ea - hnisi. being cutoff ~ a call for The orders OF
ihr da', row resumed thc slhjcc'. aul addressed IN,
committee a. great length on the faanrial ~ccaiuion OF
M lNeraUeni. past. present. aud Prospective.
At2O minutes past 4. MIR. n. gave way TO tho soliei
hiious of those about hi.n; aud
Mr. Hunt moved that the oOnmiuee rise.
Bot NJ quorum voted.
Thseoinmittee rose an reported ihatIaei.
And the uJuse adiluraeI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
ANECDnrFS

A wolf says Pluiareh. happening TO PIT las head IN.
10 a hut where sOme shepherds were regaiing then
selves upon a leg Of mutt n. eIciain,ed--Ah. whri a
elamor you would have raised had you caught mc 4,
such q banquet!
a man who was apparently mrrs of = Wit than n
madman. but who notwithstanding was confined to a
madlOusc. being asked how ne canc there, answered.
Merely a dispute of words; I said that all mon wsro
mad. and all men said I was mad. aud the majority
carried the point
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

FROM AFRGCA-The brig waverly which arriv.
cd here on , nday from the western coast Of Africa.
brought n fine young leopard about 10 months old. a
very oeaudiul specimen Of the tribe. The poor feL
low mus' exchange his quiet. although DARK and ro-.
fined esgs m the hold Of Tho vessel br a berth in some
inenagonc' where be will be Shared at in his prison.
annoyed and lrriiaisd. A. usual. a moiabsr of parrot.
have come cut from the land Of IVORY and gold. 10
swing IN their cages and talk and bite in America
Several monkeys were on board. who manifest bad
dispositions and are doubtless homssisk. The mate
ofths vessel brought q bundle Of skins. amopg which
are somo skins Of monkeys. having a much richer fur
Than that which the living animal. a. sesn in our coup.
wy usually eEhibis-lPhh. North Amerl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
ONO ~LEGIsLATrRE.

The Governor has informed tho icgylaurc -f ,m
resignation Of J, c.. White, a mesnhcr oiI1e E1lu! o
Equalization. Appointed by the late GJvcrnur. \
bill has been Introduced into he Saua.o 70 iaoopp
rate the city Of Dlyioa. Ds. Watkins made sons re
marks in opposition TO tbs reception ola petition ask
ing the UJuso - rem insira,o against the adnis,.s.
INTO the Union or slave states. IL though; tia Ubusc
had no right 10 interfere ia tho matter. A ball Ia.
also passed the slne body. authorizing justices Of the
Peace, TO hold inlIes; over deaf bJI.e, ia certain ca
ves. Taa bill from the House 10 amen! the &c; for
the reyaluation Of real property in la sia,c la. bsou
indefinitely postponed in tho Senate.
a considerable portion Of two or thee days has
been spsn; in the Honse in considering a oil for the
protection o f"Cimp MeeuEgs." IL prohibits persons
from ~iisposing Of spiu,uous or other liqaors, within
two miles Of The place where paar!o &C collected f..
religious worship. While a bill to preserve the uI
rIty Of elections was IN Ter discussion in the ) ,n.te.
Mr.. Taylor. Of Licking, maintained that, under the
cons,itrtion Of eaio. "unnaIuralizei citizens were en-.
IiIled TO the right Of voting a. elections" lie intro
duced an amendment 10 carry oct This doctrine. but
1t was not considered. In the House.a sslec; committee
offyS has been appointed 10 consider The oHpsdioncy ol
adopting measures FOR procuring the location Of the
National Annoy wI.hin the State OF Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
SPIRIT Or ME LOCOFOCO pRrss

BarHsy byars ne Eieciog-Dcnr People nobody
bot rs cau imagine how pure, patriotic. shre,Sd aud
sagaciOus you ore. You SAINT be humbugged, You
can't be mis'rad You always see right straight
through a milestone. wnct1or there n hole in ID or
not You are always right as q hook. and nobody
can gum you. Iu short. you arc O. X.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

ALfrSs-The doctrines Of Mr. Wright. in Tho Uni
Ted Slate Senate. that ihore Is nothing ~ The Consutu.
hon 70 prevent aliens from taxing part IN our cleo.
Tons. b. deserving NJ serious consideration uIinois
ne believe, = lhs only State IN which this doctrine
has yet been carried out. and 10 is 70 10, practical oper.
alton That Mr. Mr. Van Buren, Is indebted for the five
votes Of that State. Should such doctrines prevail IN
other Sinte'' we should sron becorns. m effect, an E1.
fopesn Province Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
ADDRESS OF GoyERNoR nAylslrh. n Y

ADDhESS VI GOVERNOR DANlS-The ~. Y
Commercial thus SPEAKS of Governor Dayis's Tnaugur.
al AddresT-"GOverpor Davis@Ilonesl John Davis,
ashe Is usually sallsd-was indicted into office a.
Governor Of the Bay State on Saturday. His inangur
81 address IL pattern for Executive messages and
speeches. IL Is clear. foreibls. and directly to Inc pur.
p"se-sound IN lis views. chasis md dignifcd IN iis
ldngnage-and only two columns long. We shall
make an extract from 70 TO mouow-- indeed we would
copy 1t entire # We could afford The sDace--..lor II is
truly an admirable document"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

a marued lady vino was m The hlbu 81 spending
most Of her time boz the society OF her pcirhhos. hap-
pcned one day io DO trkcn suddenly it. spd sent her
husband in great haste fr phvsietln. The husband
f1u % .lHr dfsfar-r. hIf s,77 lstrr1rI. .-rsI4inu.4
" dear sIsf5 salIi fli y54 shea 7 sst 5a.k.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Rarirs afey EsoGon-You miserable. dsspicablo
Enow-uo.bing. good Tor notltog ra-rals, Bought uu
by Brush Gold lci away by Log Cabin fooleuss-
GuInmsd BY cuo1 skins, Bliuisd b. skunk skins 49,
ead drunk on hard CIDER S5nse's-. brsstIv con.
tcmptble wfeich,s Go 10 'h5 devil y III
Calm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
A winter day, a winter day!

'A'H- - ~ "AHH@ 20
What shall ! find H. chase away
The denSe damp mr. Of a winter JIy1
Give mo wife whose "a . eye
Shall drive tbs cloId fnnB youdor skY.
Whose honied words and looks will sty
Bsve may bloom in q winter day
Friend dip my come, with plar7ive or.
To cheer the NOM 'nis free from care,
BIt W ,rldly fuendssJJn shrink awly
From The fnJst anl storm ola winter dry
Wins hath q quick, bat passing. power
To lay the fond Of a gloomy honr
Bot " lacks the yigor to drive away
TIC heightened gloom Of n winfsr Day
A wIfs' q VIII! whose sunny eye
Snail drive the gloom from a clouIod sky
Her will I seek 20 chase away
The dense. damp ar Of = winter Day!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Ordinary ones. including peus,o,s. scs-
BOO niCnngIoss. and usual NUMBER of
private iCts
D.s;rctdoh' to Holland, principal. Isl IN.
silimcnt, aud interest
Fishing tnuntcs. either out uf the Troa,
sury or re-crNcd iron The accrling re
ycnup
Mosto Tie expenses FOR taking the cen.
sus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

VIII some ofouE friends innrm - Whether ihe com.
mlliee appointed TO Prosute subscriptions for ]cousiruo
ting the Clarssburg road have made any effort 10 ef
ieefihc purpose for whioh they were appointed Thn
sabjscti IS too important 10 be permiu,d 20 rest for day.
end weeks wiihou, Alteration. 10 i. rs We conceive
of tina, importance to This city that II should Dc made
ths subjee, Of daily sh5r, to accomplish it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

The S;a3g.Ss. o. A-.s-.!ss, in 11,,ing aIyics,
frJH " alta auI AIstglI4a. s,Js. "Ms,sns.A A., Wei!
in5 10 tao instances Of ibps arJIni hin. who were
governed cI,hs! b. JhsIt interests o. their ieir.. All
seeing. nbsepser, lat 10 recsiySI5t feeble app
ifonFrna-'1 n length deierHin-d 10 content hun,elt
with The conditions offered him ~ Conm)dore Ma.
p.sr' All renin hsrel.i4y PiehIiic OF Egypt. H.
ihsrcu2o1 consented % give ~ the Turkish fleet, aud
'"cili tho !5gahIn foa Syria. TIE FIRST OF these Goa
einous Is 10 DO fulfilled when tae engagsm ,n,s sals-
ei mio by thc Z rn'no lore are ratified; the last cunIt-
ton Is to % eaocntsl i'm 'liI!ely. tho English pie
ciug al ih,.r seImsrs AID other vessels at tao Lis1r.
sal oiIbnhin. II "a believed that IN, Ei5l.n s1IlI-
rom will enter the port Of Alexandra anI remain ,II
the Convention % executed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

il E~XPUNGE-In the Virginia house Of dele
gates. on Friday, SIC Chopper Submitted a resolution
iustraeting the Senators ia Congress Of that state to
vote for a repeal Of the famous eSpunging resolution
which the ball rJller"seiIn N piioa" sun, years since. .