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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
A COON COW

The sllowing sing descriptive ofIhe points ola
relehra'ed Durham COW. vas chaualed amidst gre,
aPpiouss re- HE Darlington Agricultural Soeieiy.
nevnf s.-E.ghsh pepsr.
She's loag IN be, hce. she's rne in her horn.
She'll eHiekly gel iai without OIL cake cpFn.
Burreh. hurrsh Tor this beaniifol COW!
She's clear in herjaws, and full ia her chine,
She's heavy in flank. md wide m her lola;
she's broad IN her ribs. aud long in her rump.
Has straight and fiat back, with never y hump
norrnh hurrah for this beautiful cow!
She's wide m her hips. and calm in her eyes,
She's fine m her shoulders. and Thin in her thighs
Hurrah, hurrah Tor this beautiful COW!
She's light in her neck, .ond small in her tail;
She's wide in her breast. and good al the pail;
She's fne in her bone and silky Of skin
She's n grazier's without, and n butchers within,
Horr alb hursah for the beautiful cow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
Oregon Territory .

III N consequence Of The Tremendous excitement that
u al The present moment agilates the country in
regard 10 the proposed occupation of The Oregon
Territory by American troops. the subscriber has
hls morning received, via GREAT CENTRAL
RoUTE, and is opening few dozen splendid
cashmere and French HATS. which are warranted
10 take the SHINE off anyTHING in The HAT
SHAPE between the Ohio and KinderhO'k.
Call and examine for yourselves ct the sign Of The
Big BLACK HAT opposite the Va Hotel ITO
Main 81. [febI1 A c M'CALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

TO RENTERS-aA. S. Todd would
inform all 70 whom this may concern.
NtkS that he hns for rent in the immediate
III vicinity Of Wheeling. a small Farm o.
iuale on the Ohio river. directly opposite to Richie
Town. which " well adapted 10 gardening or far
ming purposes Eight acres Of the above ground
was enclosed some years since ior The purpose Of
market garden; in This garden s planted variety
Of roos such a. strawberry. rhubarb, asparagus &c,
also on The place from 60 70 fruit trees Of dif
ferent kinds. IRON MS near proximity 10 the city
Of wheeling Il is very desirable situation for por-
sons who wish 10 attend the Wheeling Markeis.-
The whole Of The above ground, or The acres viii
be leased as may best suit The person who ronis p.
Enquire Of a Todd at his Office on Main street
or AZ the sign Of the Iron wheeled Black Msmmoih
Boot. Market Square, Wheeling, Va
FEB a. s. TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
ANOTHER GREAT CURE PERFORMED.


New York. September 30Ih. 1S42-Genis am
"a mschinisi by trade. and The duties Of my business
require tnai should af times exert myself TO snch
AN extent that the system becomes entirely relaxed
and the body so overcome with heat, that il is with
great difficulty avoid contracting cold
4 took a cold from this cause about months oto
subsequently fell into The midst of some machine
ry winch seriously injured my breast and produced
n severe hacking cough. and was. considered
fast approaching an unimely death. I was attend
ed by two physicians. who considered my hope
less; however. determined as last resort TO try
some Of your invaluable Horehonnd Candy. and
after using small quantity, ionnd almost imme-
date relief and using four large packages. restored
TO perfect health. My physician also attributes
the cause of my recovery 10 the OF your Hore-
hound Candy. Yours truly
JP MATTHEW'S. No Orchard st.
To Messrs Pease & Son, IS Division St.
psf there is one that is sceptical in regard
10 the virtues of Pense's Horehound Candy, should
be very happy 10 them. sincerely believe il
is the only thing that saved me from the grave.
JPN.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
feb % Wheeling. Va:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

FNNO SHOE MANUFACTURERS
= Just received AT the sign of the Big Red Boot.
100 lbs half blch'd Shoe Thread
100 lbs Green
81 pairs Boot Trees
- Crimps.
225 LASTS
Also. variety Of other shoe findings which will
be sold on accommodating terms.
febl SAM'L M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
TO THE RELIGIOUS PUBLIC.

NHE BIBLE IN SPAIN-This anrion-iy eI-
\ pec.et wosk by the writer of -Cirsies in
Spain, containing an account Of his various al
ventures and imprisonment in his efforts dist. buie
he SeriP'"re IN the Peninsula. has just been re-
ceived At The Literary Depot II is seciarian IN
rs character. Il is Published in four extra num-
be's of the New World containing u large octave
pages and can be had at the very low PRICE Of 81
cents.
feb % HIRAM KANE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
= BBLs ALUM. for sale low for cash by
= feb 2 JY CALDWELL
BIANCA DE CAPELLO

- BBLS ALUM, for sale low for cash by
y feb 2 JY CALDWELL.
BLANCA DE CAPELLO.
A NEW Novel. by Lady Buiwer. just received
N at the LITERARY DEPOT, in three extra
numbers Of the New World. this most interesting
historical romance. Price 37A cts feb
VIRGINIA-IN CHANcERY.--Al rules held in The
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncery for the County Of Ohio in the
month Of February, l943.
James A. Clarke Complainant,
Austin Peay, Joseph Morrison, John M. Clarke,
Morgan Nelson and Alexander Wilson.
Defendants.
|HNHE defendant Austin Peay, not having en-
tered his appearance and gis en- security ac-
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
this COud. and il appearing by satisfactory proof
that he IL not inhabitant OF the Commonwealth
Of Virginia; on motion Of the complainant by coun-
sell is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on The first day Of the next spring term Of
this court and answer the said complalnanrs BILL &
that copy ofIhis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling for
two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the court house Of Ohio county.
copy teste,
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
PAUL for COmp'L feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

CoMPANY ORDERs.
No 3. lS43.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
CITY BLUES.
nhRADE At the armory on "Wednesday NEXT,
22d inst, at Q o'clock, a NJ, In foil winter
uniform, with arms and Announcements in perfect
order Cor inspection SfHPLEY,
feb 81 1si Sergeant
NEW CHURCH BOOKS FOR SALE.
q Few copies Of the following works Tor sale by
" The subscriber viz.
Nobe's Plenay Inspiration, in which are answer.
ed ell lnfdel objections. in a plain, scrptura "a.
tional and philosophical manner
Letters 70 MS Gfaco The Archbishop Of Dublin
BY the Rev Augustus Clissold, M A.
Sermons on me Lor5s Prayer 81 Rev Wooster
Iesssons for Children.
Young Farmer New Church Catechism.
Farths m the Universe. BY Swedenbore,
Treatise on Heaven and He'll. do
Peruons DESTROYS Of obtaining any Of the New
Church Books, can be supplied by leaving iheii
orders with The subscriber. MELLOk'
fsb22 81 Onisn Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

IT ME GOOD INTENT STAGE co. by an
arrangement with the Rail Road Co.'S have
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
From WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE, $1,000
PHiLADE LPHIA. 1900
Two Lines Of "ShriveT's Patent Bow-Spring Goa
ches. leave Wheeling daily for Washington City,
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and Boston.
connecting at CUMBERLAND with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD MAIL TRAIN.
Time 10 BALTIMORE. 81 hours.
PHILADELPHIA, AZ do
Office first door absve the United States Hotel,
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
feb ID HUTCHINSON, Agent.
p s. The above rouie is The cheapest, most expe-
ditious and comfortable Of any between the
Ohio river and the eastern cities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

FRANCIS OF vALOIS, OR
UNHE CURSE OF ST VALLIOR.a tale ofihe
IL Middle Ages, new novel by Edmun Flagg.
one OF the best productions ofihis popular wriier-
Price 25 els. feb Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

VIRGINIA I'm cHANcERY-At Rnles held ia Ine
clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior court OF
Law and ehancery for the county OF Ohio, In
the month OF February I643.
james Reilly, Complainant
against
Joseph Reilly and Wi liam Blackstock, William
beIl ana Nathaniel Holmes, partners under the
firm o. Blackstock, Bell & Co.
Defendants
The defendants clackstock, Bell & Co NOT
having e Itered their appearance and given secu-
ry according TO the act of sembly & the rules OF
this court, and II appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are not inhabitants of the common
wealth OF Virginia on motion of the complain
ant by counsel, ~ is ordered that he said defen
dants do appear here on the fret da Of the next
spring term Of this court, and answer the said
complainanrs bill, and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
IN the city ofWheehng, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door Of the cOuf
house Of Ohio county. A copy ieste
,, ALEX t LAIDLEY. clerk.
wheat. for compf. feb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13
Cheap! Chrnp:! Chenp!!.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Se.-Il'HOLESiLE \


BOOTS, SHOES, TRf MS, Se-IFHOLESiLE \
RETAIL.
hANlb BIIllNGlON would call IN" attention friend
~ customers ami GENERALLY his stock OF Roofs.
shoes, Trunks, Sc, which he selling very
,ar and before huying elsewhere. a. strong an
dn""ment- VIII b ohrl- receiving most approved
sood as will render las stock worthy
all times aud - them that every be-
Trends OF the late firm Of d. Burlington 20 invited
hma call DAVID BURLINGTON
@ 10 Successor to II. Burlington * 90. Manson House.
TONS Plaster prime Mercer Potatoes ia, arm.
" we'd per schr Shetland, which VIII bee .oh
Apply to Zoe Isl RANEIN 4 wnrrrocK.
BeII-MettIe Kettles.
Just received fine lot Of Bell Mele Preserving Kettles Call
oe RICHARDS & GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
100 TONS broken and screened Red Ash
Aoo coal, landing from .elrr Palestine
se9 BOYD, EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
Iron Foouncn.
FINE OF Brass OF superior qua
oe 20 SIGN q the MIN Saw, Main street.
suPeThne do; do ~ DO. Caorpi star
Linen soorrd linen door or ermb Cloths, Tiyted Rugs
&C IL w. MEREDITH
ELEGASC Walters, Tea Trays, &c.-we have
Just opened lot Of elegant Tea Tnys in sctts also Waters
assorted all siIes-mpofed direct from The manufacturer En-
gland and for sale low by RICHARDS a. GARDNER,
oe ~ Sign fthe Min Saw. Main street
MORE NEW GOODS.
ECEINED by The Steamer Columbus and now ready for
u animation At the Cheap Ca Door
worth, Turner - Co. IN. following quite
- low Establishment this CiIy, excepted
continuation which, Of
eau and examine for Themselves:
20 Pieces medium Broad Cloths Wi, VIII L-
sold great bargain
TO Do. cassinsit from 10 c.. to 5 PEG yard
~ do. ny. Jeans aud kerssl-
Is do Red White Fann.I- very cheap some Of which Il,
warranted shrink.
S servants complete prices
dance with the times Few piece. handsome plain
CashneIes, desirable
so Blankets for servants 81 u s5l cts. 4 piece
DOMESTIC GOODS mucl, iley can purchased
! any the Northern Markets
We respectfully invite the Of Purchasers
pleir aud General Assortment and
CHEAP. T. REREIEy A 90
lOoRTu RICO MoLAssEs-SO hlri- Porto Rico M,Lis-es
II landing and for .ale hy
DANGNpORT 4 ALLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13

SitAWLS, SllAWIS SHAWt.S.
NDLAiN Brown aud Green tCah Shlws
4, g tln4 - Heavy Blanket DO
-. 80 AMI - Blue. Hack Nnuai-l anil TI,hrt DIV
q . Ria M,fInu Ntr Lead Ffurrd io
- Z White ttUlfo.i,fri Mou-i.l DO
Fanny St Shui., niluy other s,is of Shawl ,H %
"'h VII BE- si cheap f cash. tr cheap each >t1fs D.,
o. " " NIgTpniI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13

Ivory, stag ami Lunalo Tabi-
cutlery. Of every description
Rois.T- 8 Sons. woSenhohn'.
aud Crooke'- .up. Pocket cut
ly
Carving, cook, and butcher,
knrVrs
Anv,i>, Vices. bellows Sl-Is-
AMI hand Hammers, screw
Plates. *.
HOr~' Rape nat and hail rouni.
mil. pat eros cut. hand saw
asd al other Plies
IhTk's ani kennels Parliament.
broad and narrow Bun Haze.
Aiilwtighi's, Carpenter anl "a
bin-i Makers CmselS. Goufes
and Augiif-
DnwIng Knives, Plane lions.
AMI 800 other Tools. of Butch.
-T's, Cams amt American ma
nutartufs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13

III ANENfphfS ALLEN. have tor ale
- 'uishie's siaicL. io Soap Goshen Chrssc
I."senu-'s double ioaf sugar Suir Leather shut
!. u. sugars Whisky. Coprcms inirsu. NiuHi NiLlrr
Cotton Iwiur. Cap AMI Ieucr PAPER
lfnnn- ILl.irT. lIrmInr.- N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13

Killing, wedding AMI grubJinF
liu---
Carpenter. Patent and Scotch
spring lion Ram Locks
Mil, PIT. hand. eros cut AMI cir
cular saws
sinsse ani d0ubl- barrel Guns.
Shot Belts aBi Powder Flask
AYES ami IlatcbetS- made by
collins, Simmons aud oth-rs
Log, trace, lali-r aud other
Chains
Plated, bias asi Steel Salii-
I ~. cI every 4gaity
tast, shear ami German Steel
! by The caso, warranted
Shoyeis Splar-. sc. of Ane,'
and oih-f inaker-
Hollow Ware, Wagon Bo1.s
patent iiu-i Tea keuls- Sad
Irons SC.
=. L-H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13
ECONOMY ~ HOTSE-K KEEPING
To FamiIic>-Inrd Lamps.

-" t""'i''>-isnrd Lamps.
~ Ellis celebrated and universally approved
Land Lamp, ace Cos sale 10y the subscriber. 20
'p ,ts. The advantage o s t,,.p .f t,f d. 80
li %. h-e tn hi tle lamp Whp ilr troir drst melting
Secondly % give a. much hight L, MouLi e. ,..
Lastly W" common Cotton Lamp Wcs can o.. used The sam. a. boa
40 ordinary tube ui Lamp
~ ir'h a. cftt ned That one pounl of larl burn more
or} tglr hours. l,ifa worth VIII -. , who's. r,.r.
saving at e4I nueJ cents go MONTH hsur ,f sperm u
'h Dot er Them burning thr Store Ut ..,strber.
BOLTON = HARRISON nrireist.S Arotir-,t,.
orIs r.,,n,, ,f a., A. ,,.-..
VI s NORN we have few more of tho. real Norm.
- Srf'fs. Wouuuntcd ly IutFo- tf, rts n ths s,ty
HAYWOOD . BEAIE
20 Succe-nfs f1 :. =. AIIr L Co
HDIAISrER .--toions Nari 81 Be- i,iy expected f .
~ ." 20 lw }. TRirfErr a son
" lNl"NR-2' hh Wilson's best No. o. family u.r fr a
BY Do FtAkE IuNfS 4 WtSsruN
NlRIlNtA JBANS-Wr have store amt of.r for .,t. ,
ani beautiful suce Virginia Jeans n,u,fet,,i In
RthmoiI y Jones Mackenzie which no the man,
nciurrr' prices kENr KrNpALLS ArwArFR
WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13
LOTS or NEW BOOKS.
Il w. HANDEL Pr I'm. rrrni,ch.

LOTS on NEW BOOKS
W RANDOLPH has received:
-. Ihe Geniemau. by fauld- knck IS CO.
MaN of The Couscnpt Bride. hy 90 g rt.
Gusiavu. " Don Juan. of Psfis by %, % cent.
Miutue" r u Femme Ettretrnue. hf DO - r,nis
Indueei an Historical Romano D., y. Mitchell. Csc
tns.sn Haeh,, " Scenes n Hutish rf-,n House Csc
No. : FroSi's a. States 2sc.
No g dn Naval biography 80.
lscogur of hv Red Tufhan fou The French orN,i pt,
~ ''''
hiuons Men, rouances n the Rcvahfion i.c
Professor a hs avoutcs fforp 90, e,.b OF Mr. r,, t
gaze. % '''' ~
ph Siotcs with stay plates &C.
l.siys Companion, Tor oct. 2sc
ham. ~ Ct. ~, ,s
CDn SNhs M'fshsls faeioy salt tour ,pe ted %,
l''Ae' Heu'' clay Wb,h Nn 10 sod low f,on ,ss.sl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13
kNllEs AND f0Rks,
I"dieN' French Morocco aud Kid Hu>hin>

~ DS rssg ioe price Of Sl25,
NAVE recently received supply of t,. alloy. f.Itt,i.
Shots t'f lade~ which VIII D. sold above ~ ,, prr..
siso ladies French Morocco and Kd Wlkin. shoss al lie ,
pnee. Ae1li"m ilc Ladies i- respectfully in,.,i
&C 20 DAVID BURLINGTON Mansion Home
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13
REMOVED.

nhANNN 4 COS Oh Dotnnon C1athins stor. 10 The I'M
psle SIDE of IN" street and facing Franklin Hotel
- "'' INV" ''"'"'e-f
W" womb embTae" this nschad of making
~n To VI" ez"n- Of Richmond v,elnty and the sat-. ,b,t
constantly A-~p on hand toiung of --ts.e
a " - current an approaching which we w,n IN Al
ueed pe"s io' cash We respectfully nvits an 10 can ,nI An
SOL our foek whether they not An yo.,.
40" p ~ mat Do not pleas In nay returned AMI
' '''''' W N"knENi- Warranted Hsm
SShs' '"ssmer> and BEAVER Cloths.
" r. are prepared To exhibit large and splen
dSi bit of the above Goa-i- AMI at YER, Inv
'",s ~" have bLiek hhie anil green's 81 an
IN 'a--n'te- English ftsneb anil IN great y,,v
CONSISTING Of Iweed- Biskskn Doeskin Plain Wool H..
ons and Dra- French Pads Dp ds FINN 50. ~ a.,
-st manuiieiuf.din B-aver Clot u.uh MIed Baek an.
ani Dab fzd and Plain Bsvsr,Sup.rior Plain Drab md RAJ
APhiiunn ciotis--li~avy Plot ,1t. Sc a.,
doek "i these Goods unsurpassed IN th- eo,n
Purchasers invu-d ~ -tanine ''
10 KENT. KENDALL A. ATw.TrR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
TIE ExPIRIne cuneRrss.

The third Gna closing sefsion Of the present
/ Congress viii close its lsbors on to,morrow
night, aud with 1t will 60 the Wing balance of
power for at ssat two years to come--ss tie
/ Infamous Loco gsnymanders will take effect. l.
The wings Of this Congress have labored ASST
| duopsly 70 bring about measures for the public
l.reliei, which have, 10 certain extent, proved
aboftive, through 1hs'use Of tie one-man power,
the veto they have again laid 10 their strength
TO push forns the car Of prosperity, under tie
most discouraging circumstances, when fortune
frohned with a threatening brow, YET nothing
daunisd they pushed on, and we're again re-
pulsed by The use 81 he same weapon, the veto
The CONSCIOUSNESS however thai they have done
their duty, and their who,e duty, has stayed
them up, and supported the n, amidst all the
seowfs and jeers ofthe LOcos ltagued together
with the, traitorous corporaPs Guard, who have,
in common, made sad havoc with the best inle-
rests Of the country.
/ Ths Wing Congress have done much however
70 bring the country out of the strait into hieh
il thrassn u, ihA Hai-AAs.i-i..--.:-.. II ~.
powers who have guided the helm Of State and
been invested with the "stafrof Office" for The
| lssltwelVe years. A tariff has been passed BY
them, which ihOughnot entirely perfect, will do
much in tbs way Of relieving our. manufaciur-
ers, and our country in general, BY placing il In
an indsPendent position, not being com PEELED to
rely on forsiga monOpolists wholly, for our arii-
cles Of wear and not only tho manufacturers
are benefited thereby, but .our mechanics, cur
own working men; ironnopgsrs, hattefs, .shoe-
makers, ;ailors, &C. They passed bill for the
establishment Of National Sank over and again,
which was enc Of the measures promised, but
which awaited naught, in consequence Of ibe
veto power, which was exercised with mali
eiolS pleasure. A bill for The retrenchmeut 81
the expenses Of Government. has been passed,
thus proving coRclusively, that the Wing cry Of
"retrenchmeni and reform,'' was not gotten up
for the purpose Of electioneeFing upon, but was
rene mbered ard prsetised when power was
10 their hands.
The knowledge Of The wings that the good
which they might propose would probably be
defeated BY The President, has had the eject Of
inducing them TO withhold their action on some
important subjects which would have been
preached, had The Executive accorded In senti-
ment with The nsjority Of the present Congress-,
They have shown he invineiOili,y Of the wing
Par,y-,hat they can psitherbe csjoled b Cat
terry, or turned from fihs even tenor Of thsir
ways BY menaees - they have pursued the sal.ls
straight line OF duly without waYeting, rsgsrd-
less Of the thrsateniDgs. OF the Locos, ana dis
daning, as body, ths measures which ttaitor-
Gus Executive ProPagatsd The wings Of this
Congress have. b their high minded and robe
bearing, won the esteem and The confdtne. Of
their friends, and they viii BE greeted viih TIC
~slepEs Plsudiis Of tie great Wing party arths
Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
PENNsYI.yANIA POI .fTIcs

Among the proceedings of the Legis.
latufe pi the State Of PENNSYLVANIA va
find ths Two subjoined resolutions, which
passed the House Of Representatives or
The l4th ultino-and which must We
should think. be particularly insfructir,
TO the rivals for the favor and affection Of
that great State:
ResoIrsd, That We deprecaie Any action on tbe
par Of Congress at lis present ok any other SIS.
sion 10 relation 10 the Tariff, which woud Be
Calculated 10 distu-b its pe1nlansndy in future,
Or induce the belief any where saaIa well regu,
lated system OF duties is not regarded as psrt ii
The settled policy Of The Government"
This resolution passed BY yeas n,
nays II
"ResOlred, That Tariff based upon such
principles as shall raise revenue TO meet all The
demands on the Treasury. and at the same time.
by proper discrimination in favor or our do
nestle manufactures and agricultural produce
lions, afioTd adequate protection to these great
interests, is not only constitutional but called
Tor by every consideration Of sound policy and
is absolutely necessary 10 make Us independent
as nation in war and in peace"
And fhis resolution passed by yeas Sc,
nays ONE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02

Although The weather was lunpropitious Tor
out aoos pleasure. yetus had = handsome pa
rsas. ding Of cannon, &C. Capt Rowap's Ar.
tissrisls, (Which for beauty Of dress We consider
the richest, If no, decidedly ths handsomest in
this sedtioa Of couulry.) psraded at iFO o'clock.
OF the prOfsisncy Of the company in military
tacfiesSws cannot speak, not having seen them
perfosb any military evolntipns, but have no
dOabt, from sheir sslaierliks appearances, that
they wilI make efie ant soldiers.
Id De evening an illumination took place,
which added gfdzify oths interest Of the eve
ming Hand thus I&s dss passed of with satisfAe-
tion u all
But for the ArtiIlerists however, the day
would not have commanded any more respect
than sny other day but for them the day which
should be held sacred in the breast Of every
freeman would have passed OF without any
marx of distinction. wemaks this remark from
the fsct that We desire 10 seq this gentlemanly
fcorps Prs.srved--.if for no higher purposes than
10 conmenorsts The days hich Al Americans
are hbnnd to yeDerais. But for the ArtlQsr-
ISIS hsre would have been the means Of honor
Ing lie day, where We Wish our citizens "a
take thought upon the subjsct, and 70 give heed
and ts will rqiisrate the call fer attention, un.
vi. proper spirits awakened forPthe inteResi
and Welfare Of the Corps "a.
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sEHItw i'll be seen IbE reference to our sd.
vertising columns that au election for overseers
Of the Poor will take place inIhe respective Dis.
tricis Of The county on ths 18th inst. The Courl
having laid out new District since the last
election tthe 4,h or Harpers-Ferry DistricI) the
boundary Of which We are requested to. publish,
which is as follows:
"From the top OF the Blue Ridge in the Keyes'
Ferry road, thence with said road 10 Henry D
Garnhart's old stand, thence crossing the turn
pike and continuing on tP the intersection Of the
lShepherdstown and ChaFlestoWn road, thence
with said Shepherdstowh road to Elk Branch
Meeting house, and thence by Mrs. Manning1s
ihouse TO the Spring Branch mill, Formerly Rey.
lnolls' mill } 10 the Potomac river, thence down
The said river To- the Louhoun line, and with the
SAID line to The beginnibg,