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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

>hoots its branches, who thinks OF the
decay whsch crumbles under bis foot
steps, as he walksalong the Shade. -
True. ito yrue. An cdi'of iabors with
a never c>asiug tssii. lie draws from
the deep fountains Of his own mud dai
". 10 refresh. aud insisoraie the multi
Itude, aud The multitude driuk, pass on,
and forget ham to whose lab IRIS they are
'ndebted- tits productions are hike the
evening and the morning d~w mos, i'm
portant to vegetation, Vet from their We
~ cor stanc, and regularity, unobs-rve,i
snd unappreciatcd; while the thunder nj
'faior " tie outporinI o, his eioluence
seen ami felt bat seldom. STRIKE with
p'wer. aud make lasting lmpres
SION. The orator, who Husbands hi.
energ' sand resources for sp cia' occa
s,oas, AMI then puts them forth IN all
their a. cumusated strength. is remembcl
ed and appreciated, white the editor il
unesieemei and forg ,t.cn --Whig Sian,
ara. ea ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
AN EDITORS LABOR

There Is equal srqlh and bcary in the
following remarks WHICH we take from
the Spectator Of wednesday,,
"it Is hard 70 labor ia advanced he
whom repose and peace should settle on
our brows. tut It is hardoe still to labor
at vocaiIon we hate, and must hate. f.r
who can love The life OF an editor! H.
. statesman, without honor: poii,t
pcians without pro6i--a wriier. withag,
immortality. Even the good he does 4
unseen. Ills thoughts Of besurv -, 80.
pfoP IKE autumn leaves, ami are
ZONE ~, away 6y the winds; md although
IssI''z'ng the Garth. from which En-
''f'ng tho flowers bloom, and the oaL
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY. DEc ~. lS43.
PETITIONS PRESENTrn

PETITIONS PRESENTED. ~ ~
~ Mr., Clark. fnm cirzets of Mrs,insum; ,nd
washington c"uniies. 'or a graded Suite Road. Re-
ierred To MrSsrs. Clark aud Chimes. a7i ~. -
BY MIR. White 81 Lcking, three resirions from
sundry cz ms OF Licl ing county. for n re,lucuon
OF The comp ensaIOn OF Stale eiiicers Laid ON The
table. ..- 50 a rI'.','1 -. -.
MIR Ewing offered far adoption tho following
preamble aud resolutions l if. aalf
whereas. The people in various paris of the
STATE have expressed heir dsapp obs,in Of the pre-
sen, rates OF postage particularly upon erary pc.
riDdicls. =
A'h y hereas, IL was intended thaI the benefits
derived ir"'n speedy irnsn ssor of Intelligence
ny mar sh"ud &c general and within the reach of
all closes oi community q
AID WHEREAS. Pine present ra'es Of hostage
flpon letters ani particularly upon sierary rerio
Gals Is believed to he exOrbIani aud cRlcsaled 10
affect ihe design contemplated by The POST ollie de-
parimen'--iherefre So
Resolved. by ihe General Assembly nf the sta,e
ol Ohio Fhsip,ur Representatives in The Congress
"l 20 Tinted safes be- md they are hereby nsIrnr,
ell 10 procure. i p ssible The passage Of law 10
'eauee me present rates Of pos. zee letters und
periodIeHis generally. ~
Which were lain npnn the liable, and made the
order ct The day for Monday ReIl.
Mr. lsher ,4iefed a resolution, insiruchne the
committee ON ReucncimcnI 90 report bill 10 re.
dnce Tie compensation Of Sale aad county Officers.
whIcli wos agreed 10.
Oh masso.t of Mr. Bennett
e a reso.aI'"n was adapted iuisfsnctine The com
"'ee on Finance 10 inquire into The exyedicncy Of
repof''hg abhi loving tax Ola sheep.
oH maipn Of Mo, Hawkins
ne House re~dved itself milo A rnrnmifsee oflhe
Nf"4e. and ennsdered Iiuse bill No. 8, Ia red ,ce
ne compensation of mo,. hers of The Cs.r.esa Assem-
Ny an1 aiier soine tune spent therein rnse and
feppfed the same back WIKI one amendment, fihe
oe shsfr'oi'Fe adopted ar mutton Of Mr.. Cailae
p~fi) ~h'ch was ls'ss--yras 20. nays 80.
~ : y mn''pn II Mr. lin yvkinS
The bill was further amended -, rs TO reIore the
ga '"i ''- Cierss and Sergeanis al arms 10 So 90
per ~
Mr. Crniehhl moved 10 reeommr The bin 10 The
s'1' dung cn'n'n:tee on Reirenchnenl LDst--yeas
20 nIss 40.
Mr. Ewing moved to amend the bill by striking
oui - 10 wherever il oovurs. and insert 81 50
Mr. Cassidy shoalS go for .lie amendment. be-
cnu,e he thought The times reguiresI The reducion
AesrS Arehibid Md Lawrence wonld suposu
the amendment Mr. Lawrence wO0ld give il las
support.
Ai'er so'ne further discassion between Messrs
Duncan. and Morse
Tho House took a recess unrh 3 O'Clock. r. NJ.
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ONO LEGIsLAruRE.


- SENATE -
kAiaxpAy. Dsc n ts43
RE- ORTs or STANDING; G ,N,N,lI-rt.rs
&. A.. 49,. 80. = =,
,..'.,..'.'', ' - s"'s"s "''"""'ee o" re-
- a.. r' us ''' '''" 'ne
~, -. 49, .s' P~'s~ 81. 's''ss'si-
!; .,,e,,i A s..,..,,,v 49,, ~. ~ me
!. ,,s.o,. =, ar.s a., anu '"r
:, aus "'' '"s'' aSs's'"'is as Well as on
.''....'.,. ..''. ~ "a's p""'' ""n re-
,'.', noa'o' MAJ y oe ''deh""e'y P'-'poned-
A. ,tss.,,...
ia '"" 'he e"m'n''ee on Conference.
49, ~. ''"'' " "'"r'e"ee oeiwee" the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

o"' contemporary Of The Philadelphia s. Ca
1e"e pays a co@p'ime" to the edibrs Of ,he Ma
''o""i inirlliEence'. in The annexed paragraph.
~h'rh Is well deserved. aud which. with sincere
pleasure. we fully endorse.
Inc hes' news thai We heard yesterday was th.,
election ct Gales q Searnn The Office Of Prners
=, "e se"a'e OF The United States. None have
'"rm The office Every newspaper edr,or. and eve
~>m'n'er should rsjoice thai men a. jn-r a. rhe,r
ps"essl"n sc libern ~ those that need aiI and 50,
eedi'able b" Their talents aud hearing 4, The cr,.
nave received ibis favor frou The Seiiaie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
AN HOUR DURING THE FRENCH pgvn
.rr~r - LUTON

DO"iS,s TIE FRENCH PEYO- 6
- .or~r ~ LUTON.
Ala very late hour. ia the room of,be I..o,,;,.
surrounded ny duzsn other patriots. a. ,s,,o,..
Tess as n,mgef sal a colossal man-- his harsh e.
lures, diiafed by the wine he had ,sken. az 49,.
asper' Jude as Breton peasants The elass ,vas
i'ied ~ his hands. and with voice OF thunder Lo
gave lie tDasis N'
MAY the body Il the Iasf King be burn, To a.be,
o" The iuuer1l pile made With shs BODY N The ~.
priest" " '''e ia''
y was the terrific Dsnron. The uor.Is ws,.
.epe"'e,l with shouts and cmOr by the pariy around
MN ~ mat very moment. q dvvarfsh man. with a
'o8h nead - mouth marker By the harIoe.. a
Y'no's'''e temper, and an eye in which ineipicnt
lna'ness already gnrsd--wilhoui stocking. ami =
"a,re"a' already dabbled with bio.,d al in celia,
nnler me veiy Place do Can,usaI v,b;cl, 90.
wards beheld his drunken ap,,,beo.i.. ana ,..,.e
= Recommendation that Ffance massacre 100 h.a
nred thousand men 90 he names Of he, s,,,n.i..i
'fee'h'm' With o. exacI calcnlaiion as the lion. !.
q'is''s Tor such purpose. Mefcifal heal I, -.
iho saag"inary MaraI
~ That very moment. Two member, NJ m. ..
se'"oly were pefeciing plan fIr me 6esrs.,;on n
~. - ',,'''"y'Hhd ne establishment 81 = ,I,ei,,,,
re. he himself was 70 he dci,,o, a, ~, ~
meni. ~ little chamber cf the Palsc. =, 49,,
e. sal kiudly looking old lnsn-weeoio. ~
n'oef was weeping over the b,cksl;l,,,, - ~.
'aH'fs''' a''d she King over The treason a. NJ. a.
po y was me uniorinnaie LOUIS XVI A. -,
:" ? gany Illuminated salo0n Of he ssme
palace. Two females were plsvino a. .,,,. ~, '.'''e
was pvciy and siill youthful she L,,t ~ -
h'ee h"i'dfod louis were passed 10 he, n, 49,.
so''s'' WHO ninfnured many spdories bo, -, -
pc notes pfodefed her. The loser was No a.
an'ilc' A. he same monenf. begga, ~, 80
"s' iF 'aek of bread. N The garden IN ,bs TN
res while her wasted child. pressed A. he, 49,.
~ n'pP'e.had tired the breasl IN VAN. a, ~,
~ 'uo'ns.',' monk was unfrockink hmsslinevs,
1870 , ~ efo,si Of he Beued'ciiae~ maiden
'e-sed 90 ~ zoo Cypran styls. ,v.. .,,,'.
IN and wine ani glesses were on ,bo -. ~
20 a''cyFsied beiier profession. All MI. -.
'"sy'and Tie mau u lls people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

SCENE IN Aus ICE'S COURT
Bh'ek tNor Straw BAIL.-Juslice Well.
have liked the bail at $500. Cool
bail ! must have, aud he must iusilfy IN
"a t'tousaBdi
BALL am ready to justify in thou
sand. -
Juslice-You, ar. s. Indeeai
z; m happy TO hear YOU are worth so
much. Are you a househSlder7
bail-fes; ! rent two rooms.
Jnstice- Ob! all you are rood for n
iacnsandg You're not Joking; { hcps.
sir; NOT joking, hey!
BaIi-No, sir. | am gooI for a thou
sand.
Justice vel! sir. there is the bond
and now you swear you are worth a
thousand aud no mistake.
BaiI-Ohl that's another business.
The thousand that was speaking of was
thousand Of--6ricki
JusiIce--Sir, 4 am surprised YOU can
trIiie with the dignity Of M court
nave great Ui:nd, sir, to put in the dar-
ksst cell ia the Tombs. / really am half
minded TO do IL! Sir you are triiling with
the laws, with the State, with the United
oiatosl Leave the court, sir, immediate.
". or ! will commit Jou!
BaIi-Exit (iaughing)-- True san.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

OYSTERS AND OSTRICuEs- III is sruel mos,
veriiahle- a friend tells HAT On passing the
arcade lew evenings since. he overheard The
following conversation between indiv isI,nrs a,o
81 whom was evidently stranger from the woods.
Were those things oysters We eat down in thai
cellar, said The stranger.
To he sure they were. was the reply; what else
should they be2 =
Wei. Ill be hanged i'll did moi always think
ma oysters were long legged IhIngs with feathers
on en-. -n ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

The learn Dunning advanced some
positions IN defence before Lord Mans
ileld' which induced him 90 say. ..brother
Dunning. if that - law, ~ 90 home. ~
burn my books The wit replied n =.
Ter my lord. go home and rend lhem."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

THIS DAY A STAG MUST DIE we Saw y
me stag isis morning shut the ciher dav nv Daniel
webster, and sent by him 10 friend. by Harnden's
cypress. Inc shot VAS plump through The head
ehSwing the arcuracy nf the snarLsman. Among
The hunters 81 Kentucky such = NImrod Nigh,
lake the Geld with success for any Ihitg--Com ADJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

As The ln'e Professor HamilInn was one day
walking near Aberdeen he met we'll known indi.
vidnal n weak msellec' -
-Tn'vs sad lhe Profe~nr. accostng him. show
bong ran person. live withnul hsnins7'
'i'i'nna ken. replied Jenny. scra ,sling ms head.
how old are ye yourself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
FOR PRESIDENT
Il d NRY CT A Y
aesi9 FOR VICE PRESIDENT
j OH N D Wis,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

cHRisrAiAs AND NEW YEARS PaEs.
ENrs-We examined some very beautiful and
eA g'hs at Mr. IlssweiI's y.sierday. The A. nuals
'"'- year are g" ap ~ very superior style. and Mr.
liAs~eii. viii his customary enterprise. has sup
himself richly with Them. The Lneray souvcn
superior 10 anything Of The kind we have seen
produced in this country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

The New Orleans BnIIeiis of the 30h OH. ex-
processes The opinion That -. -
The rep"r'ed misunderstanding h~tu.een, a..
British Minister in M-r'c- and the M-siern- c.
ve'men' Is only rnse-a trick in a eam- .r anna
ad"n'ness now and CIR snme time past pl.v;oy ! i,
L""d"r M~xic" md Texas, and ia which the Ia,,er
country is stake a, is-ue - "-''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

TIE lire in the public Conservatory IN B,,sinn. a
few days since cansed The death of the heauiiiul
Peacocks. Pneasanls. and Csanes. presented To- he
establishment ny Mr.. Webster, IN his return frim
England. The superintendent OF the establishment
had m inrwardhess many cartons apd important ex
pcrimen's, which a ended by the Gre the va.
ter aud the smoke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

h A NEW BELL--The Stamford (Conn..) Advo.
rate says;--'',n Monday last. The new Bell. waS
r''sed 10 It's place in The uf the new Epse :.
dial Church. IN Tins village. It's weight is ahout 6
hnndf~. p'nn's u is an excellent isneJ Bell was
cast al West Toy; aad Iosk a premium nj The Fair
in the city Of ". Y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

s.ASsACh OSE . Ts--The Alias says fb,, -.
,,',,' " ne "o-' eareiul eHa'ofnaga Of the r..
'"fn.. ne Senate saods % E,ils,,s,
Whisaireriainly chs,s-n--SaHdk 4. rT.o,..t..- !,
IN 20 a. '"' V"kes u
'eos Certainly choses- Bristol 3
r., aesneies eeriain-- Niddleser 6, No,e,il a.
ii'mPsl , u Plymouth 2; Esssr s; woreees, Z 7,
Bsfsshlfe "a - 'iN'n A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

mosi quarrcls arise from words. not
lnings--aod We often diner ON wbatis
aot worthy thought Mos, rsl,yioas
5isPules are about terms, not abo "a . -
duties to God Or man. VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

!, IS sad that clothias is very cheap in iowa.
Well may be; for when people here dress 6.r
Snndsy they put on pair Of paniair,ns comnased
81 hemp and hop vines. vest male % horneis
ne"i and paste. shirt manufactured pf milk eei
and cotton. md wifi skin cap--and they 60 10
neeung barefoot. Greai county o Ais.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

"Niil you clasp ny cloak, SIR" n.kel
9oeng lady Of a gentleman who va,
aeeo'"Pany her home from a party
es' "nu ss contents" replied lle, par
ing MS ars around her waist. =, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

hnRrH CAROLiNA-'rhe wings ai North
carolina ore 10 hold Safe Convention on the TIN
OF Deceu her. - - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

The collector Of l3,st,n has established a mir :
watch 70 prevepi smnsgling. d is cum ,lained al
ny me wing papers as an unnecessary expense anil
as p.eIext for aiding to the number of c.s,om
Hoase officers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
y kETINa OF YOUNa MEN-

EETING OF Young MEN.
~, Hes'ioZef ihe Ypups Men of the ei,v a
!, neel,es = e.peenIy called Of The soro oCJo4N
Ill. Union Street 70 take iaio conaders-
I'rse"'al'on 70 heir friends and sron.;,,-,.-.
, p i'milies. &c. a,e rheoaor Cbr.,sa-
80 view Years. where will Be erhihie,l ~, ,hs,
$50 ne mn'l splendid Gs and Tokens of1esr.
,.S1 ever offered. Come early. ihe dosrs viii ~
= ''o,s % 'he morning until IN ii,e evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

MR.. DEMPsTER is singing in New York. a,
the Socieiy Library.
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TRIFLING7 wrTH scRIpruEE- !, :,

FKff LING WITH SCKIPTUkE- 1t is OF
The greatest Importance that we should resist The
smPla'i"n. frequently strung. of snn-sins a
iamiiar iacsiious. irrevrren idea TO n srripiaral
usage seripfural expres<nn. a scrpiursl texi, or
senP'ural nnrne. Nor should we hold ourselves
g"'liicsss-ihongh we have been mislrd by mere
negligence. Every person Of g~,d ia-ic will avoid
readlng parady of heaurful poem berause the
reeoliection uf the degraded likeness will always
ob'ro'e iselfuPm our memories. v hen We w,sh
TO derive pleasure inm tine contemplation Oft
eiega'"e OF the original. Bun how much more
urgent Is the duiv by which we arc hound Ia keep
TIE pages OF the Bible clear ~ any impression tend
ing TO diminish the blessing &C hahial respect aad
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HOUSE OF pELEGarES -


The joini order Of the DIV ~s- The risrsi.n .f =
Public Prinier. Mr.. Shepard VAS ana aimou.ly
eleclcsi. ~
On motion of Mr.. ELLINGTON.
Resolved. Ths, The committee on hanks inqnire
no ihe expes'-ney Ell che az, s,f usven-
hiy passed the 26ih "f January lost rnueJ AN ny
extending the provisons al the ac aulhorhinr ne,
banks q, issue small notes.
message wns received from ibe Senate nv Mr.
3 n"lnsaa', thai silsi hshv had lived wnh tb,f
"'nseni "' 'hc ho"Sc. ,u ndrnsn the, 18Th in~s
until ihe Alb OF January. The house refused n,
e''ncnr by a vote Of a. h 81.
MIR. Iaieta ..ilered the GplIuwing rssoluii IN:
resolved. That comm;iies ne urrso MED y. in
q'e THO the rxpediency of EXCEEDING the jnris.iic
"n OF single justices All Gums under filIy dvllurr
" non" mote or Other wiring obligatory.
t,arricd. 20 60 Sc.
On MOTION "f Mr. Good. 90 ,mnch Of Inc Govern
"s "essage ms related Ia The snisect ,f ,axntioa
y a. referred TO The Commute on Finance.
PETITION.
BY Mr. Stephenson or The cize 8 q, ssterv;rl.
IN 'he county Of Tyler. prayins that law NAV ne
rassed au'h"rising the Ballimore and Ohio Rail %
n'an Company 10 consrrncf their work sarotgre :
me Stale VI Virginia. TO s,me pohn on the Ohio
River 't't l4s.F- G-1-t' l'-c-us rs-.-r - = .
I'm motion. The Tf-nse n.fjnnrned ~ Esi'l4g go q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION
WASHINGTON. Dec IL. 1919.
SENATE

WASHINGTON. Dec IL. / s43 :
ME- King Introduced his colleague, Mr. Bayby. q
caairmsn Of DE Senate co..m,uee,
Foreign Rsiaisons-Archer.
Finance Evans.
Commeree-EIunIinrion
mannfaeiures--Simmons.
observation-disclosures.
Military Ahairs-Crillenden.
MiliIia--Barr0sr,
Naval AfIaiSs--Bayard.
Public Observation-Disclosures
ruvaie Land Claims-Henderson
Indian Afairs-Whiie
Claims--Fosier.
Revolutionary CIaims--Jamegsn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fosl Oitiee and Post Roads-Merri,
Roads and Conals--POrleG
Pensions Bates
District Of C1lumbia-Aliller.
Paienis-Pbuer
hefrenchmenl-N oreheaJ
Fable Bnidngs-Dayion.
s."m ngsu' EEpenses--Fappan.
Enrolled Bilis-Dayion.
Pfiniing-- Simm0ns,t
mf Asoury Dickons was then onanimopsly :.
elected Secretary Of me sopn,e -
Mf Dyer was Reelected Sergeant A. Arm.
mr. scale was reelected assistant d,orkeep.,
heS Sif Fus'in (Preabylerian) was elected Chan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

The people Of PIlssnnrgh aud Paskersbusgh. ore
q"n'rsliing a~'u' The Examinations Of the rn,l roud
""'0 Be'uee" '~o sIoOAs. The raj road may proba
bly, cHno 10 tie groond aboni Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

The following Is the reply Of The Farmer 81 Ass.
land 'o'is invitation Of the ei,zess 81 Pulsbgrs !,
10 vi-i' thai city lis return from. his v,., -
NurIh CaraIina. -re--e-.- ~ -el.r =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

The cd'"r Of the 81 Louis Republican comp n ms
bitterly OF the re'Hiasness Of Jngde Mul1np,y OF
'he D'''fcI court Of that city. Justice pears 10 M
'Ame as well as biina that AS he has ao a,
miserable rate. ationming court and sea ilng home
Jurors Witnesses. plaintiffs aud defendants, lawyers
a'' clerks VIXEN wh,m or his priya,a attain. go,
TO require. -. aat -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

lee Is how rsaa'ng n the Ot'o ri,es ~ .uch on
esehi as 10 reuer ,o-slng orr,si'e this city With
The s'aee. impr..e,icsbie- Tue mail i taken over
N skids Al iin'n',sn, danger ibe mail and ,lc.s
engsgesisn crossing ii We sse pleuscd Ia fi.d IN
the National hielligeneer the following just re
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

BRIDGE ACROSS THE OHIO - Memorials
are ." eHcuaiien az 81. Louis and .iLer plare- in
The West. asking Congress 10 provide for the con-
sirue''on oi wire suspension hridgc acruss the
ONO. a. The jn'srii'n OF the Mammal Read with
the said river. The estimated expense II 81 80 400
Arroriing 10 he plan dcsgnaie,i. there is 4. he n
81 are at 6iy feet between the bridge and the tux~
OF the highest steamboat pipes an ordinry Stage
Of water. rendering u tree INN any objection ON
the ground OF obstruction 10 naviealwn. " is dii
hcult 10 conceive oi any public work which the
Grnerai Government could be reasonably call
ed upan 60 undertake Than this--forming link. as
Il viii. in great lansi highway, and crossing n
great rivef highway which is Itself dividing line
between .wO states belonging 10 neither. With the
additional recommendation 81 It's beng absolutely
necessary 10 an the winter season regularity
ia the uansmissiom Of the mail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
long debate anJse on q proposiiioo in,ro.I,c.a
~ M Hamlin Of Ne. 10 orpunrs from N = Journal
me ffossf submitted BY The minority Of Ire fouss
=" 'he ~ day II The session, which sss 6n,llv
esli'eu ~ 70 %. and We houss eSpunasa sbs,
49,, ~. ~ y. feeor- Of Nondsy ami Tuesday.
ion 70 amend ihe JoUrnsl Of MONDAY Ia, 4. \.
day "'- o" mat
The Spefker decided ihsi the proposition "a. NJ,
~ order. end n was noi received.
Mf. Dfomsooie ofVs. Then snbmilfsd o.o,;., 4.
''aena TIE knles. o. Taibsr 10 make = g.. -.
,snch ~oali prevent snyiting bsiar 90, nan m.
" re m,n''oy Of The House according ,o
'"'' "s' also carried, By nearly ne ssms vote.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

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~ Farmers Cabinet" PhladeIphg IL n,hi;.h.S
the hrst Of every month royal oct 70 sheet good
paper and fair type. The subjects viii. be illus.s
propriately introduced. W up
iEhMs:-one dollar year. in advance S.rsn co.
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Rates Of Postage-The /" Farmer " ia news,,,.,
ana the postage will be to .sy Office in Inc
state oil Missouri. within hundred mile, Of So
LOUIS out oil the State, on each number One and
hall cent each number to any part of ,bc Un;,.S
states or Territories Post Masters and others are
resPectniiy requested to act Agents Their lavons
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
Scott. White & Co.

W n AVI5 ranooyod 10 tho;r nav STORE ON The COR
EE ner of Main and Water streets, and have
;,., r.co;vad nd have nm hand n yery large sup
NV Of articles. -
$50 sacks salt
$40 sacks coffee
80 hhds sugar
1875 kegs nails
rs do powGer
GOOO Ibs b,r lead s.
10 barrels loaf sugar
20 do moasses
500 lbs copneros
600 lbs saleratus
80 boxes tobacco
bbs linseed oil
2 bbls tanners oil
1900 lbs rice ...
100000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard .-v