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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

has n very great odyantags over he farmer In the
eo-i Of transportation. and q the latter. therefore, A.
l. most essential kat home market should Be fur
nishod Tor hs surplus ptoduces II he has thai b
may oasly acquire wealth. independence. eSucs-
ton. II ne las n net poverty and dependence. w
noranee and sloth will be his fate. Give 10 he
iarnsr that vSmm that NIL create a market
M hs produce aihome aud hs will become. q there
4 any aris'ocraL the aHstocral Of he country. TIN.
can DC done only b. fostering aud Encouraging the
"'anVscgiu az coasEmsfs.
tvf these aud Oihsr rcss1ns The deyslcpement Of
which am oUmpelled.lor Tho present. 10 f,-ego. ha,-
ing claimed your stlsniion longer than . nteulcd.
! believe he irne and bee, pulicy " tho agri-ultur-
a. portion OF Tie community b pm'octiun and en-
rNufagemeut ~ domestic manufacture, and 4 hops.
ere long. Though he eNerions Of hose Who have
mide political sconomy a study. 60 see ever lar
Hner 10 orr county u 'home league ios hts own
Dl'd ms cyuuip's benefit. Thea wall he cabins Ne
changed Tor villas anu mansions Of sp'cud'r and
comfort least ue travellers oye on every hill and
an every vale-ihe fertile soil TEEN with the gol-
den harvest. the children II The farmer reared ia
comfort happiness md Intelligence. aud The high
's' hoPes oi The iouuLer of our republic more than
realised Let the friends Of the cnuniy. then At
once rally under the hammer OF their country and
It's true independence. burr from their hich pla~e.
,he trucking sycophanis who love the serfs uf
iorcigu country better than The freemen of their
owe. and Amorics will rise AZ once like the ma
iestie oak That has been held IN ihnliom bv IN,
furious winds. and stand erect before he God wh,
made IL
The land Of tie free md The home Of the brave
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

act ooniainsde shall DO - construed 49, 10 empower
or authorize the aid Spsiey hereby inc orporsted.
70 Issue any note. GO rtiicaie. token Or evidence Of
debt. ~ be used A. currency.
Aud b q further enacted. That The General
Assembly ressryss ue rshi. 10 alter. amend. or re-.
PEAL this @ctst any time. wbsn lhsy shall deem IL
proper or may be their pleasure 10 do o..
Above is tho act " Incorporation nr the benefit
ct fcperanuated and disabled ministers Of tho EIeth-
odad Church. which was los, a. the present session
Of ihc General Assembly ofNirinia by a vote OF
'"'u''ds' a gentleman who vas present. writes
ua' MF Scott. Of Fsuqu.sr attacked the bii! and
made ihe ahles, argument De- ever heard to prove
'hai ~ uHoonsiiIuIen,l The, Mr.. Scott mads an
able orgumen, Is no, doubted. loj ,hatit would take
a. ob'e argumenl TO prove such a bah uuconsutu-
honai' think, Is still moss clear. Bot. ! 81 not
write 10 discuss the legality ofthe measure write
TO and IN turning pub!ic attention to the the G0iHgS
OF orr Legislature regret that Mr.. SCOTS speech
was never Published. As al SORTS of co rpursuou
1u's have been enacted by the Virginia Legislature.
hink the House owed to The public.-ai least iC
the religious public 10 publish their reasons for the
r~ejccusn Of ~ lOuIsbla a measure.
80 II seems. then. TO be established that corpora
uons may be Created 6r the benef, Of all persons
except Preachers Of the Gospel OF God. and for tn,
promonon Of allsoris OF purposes, except religion
oH's IL Las come 10 this, il soems. thu, il is consii
%id'ionsl 10 hvOr, 10y law, any thing bat religion
Il IL lawful to Incorporate Banks. Insurance Com
Panies. Savings Institutions anG Spending lnstitu
uons, Manufacturer OF all kinds. Masonic Lodge
and Debating Clubs, Old Fellows and Even FeI
lows. Indian Kings aud Chiefs. and those who woul
be indian Kings aud Chief, r ad Companies an
Bdjge CoioIsnies. Hotel Companies ana Houses "a
Eating and Drinking, and - on To the eud Of tn
chapter but ihe Religion We all profess. and IN
Preachers OF 2. Gun have 40 benefit frOm the excr
cisc Of sach a r0wer-noI even to secure TO ther
The houses IN which they worship. or the ground
where the ashes Of Their dead repuse. Is tins IN
Constitution Of Virginia. do not believe it. 10,
ifit is, il is time TIC people knew H. his time me
kNc0 dat their consultation PrOsoribss htir reIgio
! repeat that cannot believe that such is the Cha
ter Of our Liberties. but if Il, 81 venture The asse
linn that here Is not such another in Chrislendor
TO work out these .niquities, I insist. was inrenJe
for no such purpose but simply to prevent a pu
ference among different denominations. and o. pr
vent an BsiaLiiAhod Church and the imposition
taxes Cor the support of religion The idea that on
people would make n Constitution hostile To Il
religion they profess is ~suprcmely ridiculous.
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10 incorporate he Spcieiy for the relief OF sIasr
nn"uStod and disabled ministers. Of the Virsints
Manual Coniarance Of The Mcihodist Protestant
Church, their widows and Orphans
Rejected January. The 18Th. 1912
where's RI. Il Thompson. John G. Whitfield
lewis T. Cosby, Ferdinand l.. & shaver. William
Harding jams NJ Smith, Henry b. Woodhouse and
others have burned Ihemseives into a Saciety. for
me benevolent purpose of raising and ESTABLISHING
a fund. Tor the relief Of sppsrnnuaieI and disabled
Ministers, NJ he ViTginia annual conference Of The
melHodist protestant chHIch, their widows add m.
Phans' 10 he sppheia as specified in he constitution
OF sad sDcieiy. and where's The above named nor
,'n' have prayed for al act Of Incorporation. IN or.
Ger hat hoy may the better srecuts tls.r int.
nom. add the General Asrmbiy-beinE wiling &,
Prono'e such bene VIOLENT institutions.
IL u therefore enacted By the General Assemble
NAT ko. 3 Thompson. John q. Whitfield. Lewis
Cosby. Ferdinand L. y Shaver. WHliaa Harding
James VI. Smith. and Henry b. Woodhous.. and
thoir successor be. and hsy are hereby m,ds =
5oly p 'llic and cooperate. under tho name. STYLE
and u'le o. The Socieiy. for the relief Of super.
nnnna'ed and disabled ministers belonging 20 The
VirgrH Annual Conference Of Tho Methodist Pro
is'ia"t Church. their widows and orphans. AID by
hat name, style end t'lo. shall b and are bsrsi,g
male capable ir law. 10 s1c and be sued. plead ami
he Impieadei. Ia any court ri law o. eq1ity in ibis
slate Or elsewhere. 90 make and uss a comman seal.
snd ne some io hrenk after or renew no pleasure: o.
establish and eroruIe such constitution by laws. or.
dinarcss and regulations s1i spyoint surh o1irar.
~ q wise nnj prudent re1lrl % DE Interests 81 the
'ari Corporation shall dictate; provided slch r1n.
'%Iiution. ~ laws. ordinances and regulations shat
net he rrpugnant 10 he laws anl constitution OF
.iF state or II he dotted Saies, md - receive
'"i iako whether hy bargain. .1ls. gin. descent. DO.
or bsqucsf. and 20 have al Iyhold r1ssss- and
'uay, la15- 'rusuorfs, goods. chaTsls. 8rd sfrr,,
" what nniuro sosvrf or description. n.if 1 exceed
n t1e whole he sum fffy thousand dollars. i1
la'1~; end he nms 10 sell alien transfer 4r Ir-se a.
inch ryienf aDd .n such usy nod manner. 81, they.
Judge most sltaerv .cnt 90 he benevolent our.
uses igr which ho nI sorisy ha4 been ius'iiu
ej
All be further onlc'cI Tart nothing hi lf.sI
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TIE A~GITATORs

There are those Who think il to be their interest
to keep mp a perpetual apprehension OF variable
purposes. Of political dissentions. or of personHl dis.
agreements Between The President and bs Cabin.
ri or between the gentlemen Of the Cabin, II them.
selves. All this is Cor purposes Of mischief All
ihis Is TO produce Obstruction confusion ami a suort
Of despair in the public mind.
We have been requested 10 Stale tha, thero i no,
The slightest iOundotIon for such rumor. or anv
part OF IT, Tn Cabinet is united on all the grea,
measures submitted 10 Congress or explained and
enforced IN the reports Of the several heads Of De.
Parimcnts. Those rep rts show the platform OF
pnohe measures, on which the Prcsiden, and Inc
Administration Interded TO stand. Il remain s IN no
seen how Tar Congress will carry out lhoso ~
whether u Will carry them out Of all or iDl..,
whether u will adopt any measures such rs The or.
geney OF the country calls for. This is malior g.,
us own Consideration. The great rerkosiny i no,
10 DC betweon CongTes and The President nm; Ia.
tween Congress ard The People. In the neon linn Z
let no man IA or ont Of Congress deceive himself !.
aliempi 20 deceive Others that changes in tho
min'str'iion viii king about any new STATE Of ibit 10.
ana espeeialy VIC ask the People Of IN, Unitc-.
safes not 10 he diverted by rumqrs BY sbemes ~.
cohirVances Tor agitation by totally false cries
dissens ION and rupture from that sfe,dy md e,r,
ana anxious attention 10 what is doing and wi
is'iRc'y TO he done in Congress which at the mr.,
ent moment ought 10 fill The heads Of eyerv ciGz5
I'is ioT congress, md Congress alone ., reHcue m.
country. The power Is theirs tho duty /, lbe;,(
fn1 'heifs be the responsibility.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08
From the RI. hmond wnig ~ Mach \

The BISks-Mr liollemln. yesterday. laid before
the House. letters from the Cashiers uf the Farmsn
aud Virginia Banks. IN reply To q resolution Of Mr.
Harvie.asking how manr VI the notes OF those Banks
were IA circulation in thc Northern Cties. Both II
the Cashiers have recently bean North for the pur-
pose Of ascoraining, and redsening ali Of their no,es
which thoy could lind. Between them. they SEC
eeeJed ia buying up only about $4,000 OF their
no,es-and although they employed active brokers
and authorized Them Ia give more Than he current
price. that sum ~ss oil they could obtain. In con-
sequence OF his experiment. they came 10 the opin-
en-. that the amount Of Virginia paper in circulation
in the ~ 'rIhern cities. was comparatively small.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08
CONgRESS-
!. CURTIS
C~HsIRMAN.
JANIS d LADn,
ScrrCfnrU


The morning hour in tho House on Friday W.,
occupied IN passing several resolutions OF rOtrsnch.
ment reported by the Committee on Expenditure,
The mode BY which Congress should be supplied
with stationary, was that tho mulufarious article,
com: rised IN the term should be supplied 10 the
Committees the a6rsu Of The House and to the
members. bat ihaLihS quantity furnished to each
ono oil the iasi mentioned should not exceed in vain.
the sum Ut twenty-five dollars for the LONG se,.ion
and twenty dollars for the short seuion. This 70.
solution was amended by MIR Maaon, Of MARYLAND.
Who proposed that arlic lee Of stationery should ma
supplied to each member and officer 10 inc exteu,
ne might require. bot that on account Of all furnish.
ed to each should be kept by The Postmaster and
reported 10 The House. Mr. Holmes offered asolher
sihsilIuie' directing that no stationery should be
furnished 10 the msmben at public exponse-on
ihs Smondmsnt the yeas and nnys were ordered
"h'n 20 voted IN the Affirmative and 81 in the
negative.
Ihis question cnniinuel under consideration be.
yond the morning hour, under n suspension Of n.
rules proposed and carried fr that purpose. fer
some discussion on points Of order. arising from a
motion OF Mr. Wise TO reconsider the vote iust taken.
ne question was PIT on the amendmsnf az amen
ued' and hnally OF the passage Of the original re-
solution. Tbs last was carried.
Aier some conversational discussion in relation
principally 10 further consideration Of the repo,,
trpm The on Expenditures, the Bopss
resolved itself into Committee Of the whole. on
private bills Mr. Casey IN The Chair.
Mr. Berren addressed the Senate. Yesterday. in
iavor Of Mr. Gays resolution restricting the y ets
powor-HgfiSonian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08
mar 9. 1928
SCHOOL IN SOUTH WHEELING,
FOR MALES 4 FEMALES.

Il ME THIRD TERN Of ID. MAclane's Schoo
IN S~1u,h-NNheeliug will CO .nmsncc o. Mon.
day. he 2lSL Of MInh. In this school are taught
OrAqgraFay, Recalling. Wriiisg. Arihuetic. Gran.
mar. Geography. BsotksebiHg. Sc. &c; and tho
prices vary from 80 10 SO, per term OF 4 weeks
Singing Is made u part Of the excrci.s an ,ho
school
Students will be received az any time. and for a
shorter period than a fall term. If rotice be given
10 that el-ct when they enter the sci oll.
No delnc,ion male for llss or lime. o. the mart
OF the students. unless in cases Of sickness.
p- The attention Of tina people particularly of
South Wheeling. Is respectfully invited to this school
ID. MACLANE.
South Whseling. Narch g. 1912.
cDpy-Sl=lnd charre q MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

No.. EsIiimors Wsrrl 3.
nh!L ROAD OHDERS-IMPORTHNT Ar.
I'O' BY THE CITY COUNCILS viii n.
by ihe procsedinE' ofths City Council in an
'N'f column that on OnIinsaee Of an innor tan,
.'.rHcicr 90 relation 10 Rail Road Orders was p..
II ~ hyih Branches yosterisy. which was INN oil.
-',y approved BY The MayuT. IL authonzos he q,
y ,l-''i'' 20 allow a premium of h0cHfy6rs per
cent nn th0 stock orders Of The Baltno,e 81 ~.
sou Road Company which shall be funded IN A..
Wy H''d by The Commissioner Tor that purp,se n,
'"o ail'nnio % 100000. Ths premium - ,o 10
i7l' :. Tho Register IN City scrip Il no les sum,
,lln -, bearing sy PER cent interest. and rscsiya.
'o '3r al city dlss Tho resolution further con.
templates on arrangement with the Banks Tor ~,
reception The Rad rad orders as currency. ploBg
-,R 'A' isib Of he City for The redemption ofs20O
~ annually and guaranteeing the Banks 1gairsi
,H i1.s from receiving he orders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

IRON STEAMBOAT sNAGGED-Tbo splso
dd sleambont w w Fry has II length met with A.
accident which serves as q test as 10 the canac;,y -
lro'i'ii'ned boasts IN resisting snsgs. One Of IN.
compliments ithe steamer was stove in but ibe,s
O''ns no cAance Tor he injury % extend further she
was enabled 10 proceed after only n fria;,a 49,
% Mobile where she arrived in perfect geC.,s
-Four feet Of water found is way into ths bolJ Ian,
was pumped oui before material damage occurred
" o Pioaune
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Corro,pOaaence OF lhe Ualed SAFE. G,rst,s.

NEW YORK. THURSDAY. p NJ.
TIL Steam frigate Missouri has gone down the
the river thls afternoon upon an experimental Trip.
Her engines Work beautifully and she excited una.
versal approhaton rs she passed our ~hsrves.
have just received the Ba,on papers. which
sught N have arrived early this morning. bnt were
detained by the fog. Captain Kni sht. " tho ship
Colehis. arrived Al Boston fr-m Livsrpool. which
port he lea on the 18Th January. Captain Knight
made his pas'gs between latitude. 81 and IS and
dad not eTpcrienee my heavy gales. This makes
the nonarnvsl vi the Caledonia still more singu
lar
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ANSWER no THE LAST uo,y

Ma. EiDroR; Having read in your lat paper an
article over The signature Of "Iee.' m which nv
name is used, I am induced 10 trouble YOU with
a statement in reply. whatever may have been
ihe extent To which others were hoeIed. hy the
story Of extreme cold on the 25'h ul;. | assure you
that ! was not faxed. | stated. rs I can prove.
long previous 10 the day that the weather would
be mild which 1t proved to be. l endorsed No
prophecy attributed TO Mr. Espy and pronounce IN.
assertion that did so. a fals,hood. Nv calcula.
tions' made IN the previous month. Cor each month.
will show that ! am not liable to he led into error
or hoaIsd. II tho public have any interest in or
irving at the truth. ! would advise them not 10 lake
hearsay for what I say, and consult me alone in
reference To my opinions until my book appears.
D.. ABDILL.
w.t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

"IE Stesm. Gnsi ahd Saw Mills At we.i wheel.
d ing, with he Si're aud Ware-IIouse an front
NJ the landing. and - Dwelling Houses. 6 af them
Of two. NE rest of one STORY. Al.5 tho Coal Banks
from which rails are land 10 the river. Each mill
Inn, Ne rented ~ itself Most Of The dwelling hou.-
o. and coal ban 5 h,1lj be renie, together. pre-.
fer to rent t. one person at a low rcaL. The grist
mill has three PAR Of stones. The works are new
can mako 100 barrels Of aour a dsy-are said IN
have sosi Ia 600 iollArs.aRd would be sold for halt
that sum
Enquire Of Afrcl Woods. ut West Wheeling. or
tho subscriber M 81 Claiuvile. Ohio.
THos II GENNiN.
mar .. lS42-3iq
" rhe Pmt.buVh Gazette & Wheeling Tim ,
VII each insert. weekly. to the amount OF = dollar,
charge this osfice. and send the first paper containing
II Thomas IL Gsnnin. Es1. 81 Ciairsville Ohio
Sf.gbenrifs Hcr1d.
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Wheeling. March 4. 1912.

d. ABDILI

For he Tf7es
Ma. EDIToR 7 see That Inc Richmond Wbig n,
in favor of the proposal to tax Prnnos-becaa.e n,
he says. Il Will be a tar upon tho rich. whst think
you Of this maiicrg I hope you are in favor urno
such law. If his IL Whiggey then I will Rome Of
H. hold such a law to he both mean and barbar.
'Hs-io be mere relic OF Vandalism. II Is mean.
because il is a low arempi to ease The burdens or
proper'y-of landed property at the expense Of the
hne aris-snd II is borbarous because il Is inimicaI
to the cultivation Of MUSICIAN ART that every On.
hghiened Legislature will favor and ep.rer. Rts
It true. tAnt such a tax falls merely on the rich ,
doHyh It. The trs!y rich, your h,aoiers Of money
ana sa'hersr Il houses and lots. men who oJs
hHn 10 farm, are not the owners Of Pianors. nor the
patrons Of the sns arts. Look around Won. and sas
who Il is who own piauo-. l. il renest NON, ,,u
ly rich meul 4 say no-loak a, the large lan5.ho,.
dea aud money lenders Of Ohio. nnd rro,ke and
MARSHALL Counties. and how many Of these musical
~'ns'rumeris, 10 Ihey owu2-nnt five AMONG The
whole ofIhem. II 4 sgair atths ow-es OF Piano.
are 'hoy The ri"h' NJ. not one in ten Of ihcm can
be called Hoh-thsy are generally at best. in but
miidl'ag eircumsianccs. y,hls many Of ,hsm ar,
really PoSr-person, who Ieny themselves many
Comforts that hey mpY enjoy the h%%E9I sab
line B.. '. i; !. IL 2s..; A;'sl,HsN..
passion for miphyering 10 Uglgor pr5ulie.s and log
aRpsnse'. neMrHo b. at m end1 why not ia.
Books Why not tar Hboraie-1 Do not the rich own,
them Why not tax s%cicntiic anil phiIosophic appar.
ra;usl Do The p'or own theml Why not taI Col
I'ges and Sehp,2 who Use them m ,sil
Bat again: ought not all uIss o. be laid on that
which is inlrinsieally valuable sai at ,he same time
pFodGci'vsl d. mon buy pianos Cor proft-or do
they reap profit from ihrm1-I admit, sir, lbs, take
may sometime, be justly laid on ihat which i. not
productive or profiable-but il - only when our
ohjrc, is to check discourage Or surpress--thus We
may properly tax sstraDagsat eq4ipag,. because the
indulgence in such things eIirayagan, imp.verish
the State without uny coresposd;ng advantage.
But ~ is he Tax on pianos o. be justified on hi,
gTannd1 II 50 Ici Us know ir--let Us know that
"a the opinion Of our wise Law giyes a TASTE for
music aHd the cultivation oft are hostile 10 the
best inierss's Of tho State and ought 10 be slpp,es
SD. q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

HRAHAMrS Msgizine fr March has Mr.
been received at John III Thnmpsou's per,oii.
a oih' and stationary store. II contains n usu-
al variety of Interesting tales snd poetry from the
most distinguished winters Of The day. among ,hom
are the following. Mrs Ann 5 stephens. Mrs EN-.
ma { Emhury. Mary S Pesse. Henry w l. ,ngset
low. Park %BSnjsmin. Geo p Morris. Aulh1r of crui-
zins in the last war. Edgr A Poe. aud many 9TH
crs whoss ntmesare well know 10 The ,vohi ofli-
ierniura. The embellishments are The Young
Niio". enc OF the finest m zzrIn,o plates ever
published. The erowning or Powhaian" an elegant
line engraving Of an American subject, String
Fashions Music two pages. "A lady heard a min
sirel sing Persons wishing 10 slbecrihc Coz the a.
bovs work would 10 well to call on THOMPSON
immediately. as the back numbcr4o Of the work arc
getting srarce fast.
Subscribers are requested to call AM get their
NUN bers. So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

STATE aANK OF mIINnls

oNENN VI iLLiNpAS.
The no'ss Of tkis Bank are received ma payment OF
debts. m every SHAPE. due or 10 bscome due u the
Bank. aud deposited At tho Gas Light Office rr col.
lection. That Office doe. no, rsc.ivs the p.per on
.dePosiieo or an any other shape; except A. ab.vs us.
ted.
There were Purehasen' o. Illinois State Bank pa
per on the street. 10 day. st 25 TO 30 per cent dis.
count. for baukable fusd.
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A CARD.

A/h The undersigned. passengers. on boarI tho
w steamer Meridian. from New Orleans n
Pittsburgh. take grent pleasure in erne,,,r, ,,,
thanks 70 Capt. II. Mcdonald, for his Lind snJ
g~enticmnnly department during our rasVa7o 10
Nj Housman the wosthy CLERK wo fcslmnrh iodeb
ted Tor hhs prompt atieniion upon al occasions
The Meridian is a finely finished Steomo,. n,
her internal arrangements. nsatness ani elssnl,ne.,
her sEcsilOntly furnished table, can,ot fail ~ oG,,
ding perfect satisfaction 10 tho travelling c,nmr-,
~.
George Taylor. Pfttsburr
w. Booker, 81. CIsisyIls.
Milton COPYRIGHT, Ohio.
James MeCord. Vrginin;
e. Jhinson Pittsburgh,
ID Mckee, do.
Jno. X. Morrow, Wheeling.
Thomas }. y PsnfOBey Do.
Henry Cope. Va.
Elias Tree. Ohio,
Jno. Burns, Virgins.
Jacob NJ. Long, Penn.
NJ. Pethhl, 81. Louis Nc.
}. y. Rdgely, Stouben,ilc;
, Tomlmson. Va.
Henry A. Booker, Ohio.
r. Burns. XIV.
Jos g Mower Obi,.
james " W9JIbier Ky.
w Crooks. Ky.
G Jynes. Obi3.
Wa Mrheniey. n Y.
J AnIrrs1u
4 Mitchell.
Wr McC,srr
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KENTUCKY SENATOR-JonS J. CRIrrrs.
DES was elected u. 5. Senator on The 25h nit 10
axe hs seat on the 5lsi inst. waen Mr.. Clay.
resignation will take effect Mr. Cnttenden boI no
opposition.
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TEMPERANCE.

The Catholic Temperance SlcIety will hold n
pablo meeting at The City Hall THIS EVENING at
o'eisck. ns Fisher will address the Society on
the eheciof intoxicating liquors on the corporal sys.
'em McCuLLOCH.
Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

UBIG'S Organic Chemistry ia its application
h 20 Agriculture. received and for sale hy
mar RO8B g. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

tHARLES O'MALLEY, or the Irish Dr,soon
" vol > just received cnl for sale by
mar 8 ROBB & SrEPHLNSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

THAT rovrrnnen, i. 80 ought io be. instituted
sr The corason bcnsht. protection snd security of
=. people. Hstoa. 90 Community Of AL the Varions
nodss an forms q government. thai - he's. which
capable Of Producing the grsaie-, degree Of hap.
pines and safety. and - mo-t sfectually secured
against the danger Of nsl-edministraiion; and that.
when any government shall be faund inadequaie or
S~0af'a'y TO these purposes. = majority Of the CON-
1naliy hath an indnbitable. uRallenahle. and indie
~a-'ole right. 10 rcform. alier OF aholi-h IL. in ouch
sanner rs shall 10 judged most conducive In The
rnelie Neol-V rgi-ia Ban ef RigAts, adopted Jane
l2A. l776.