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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29

LATER FROM CIllNA.-The New lOik } az
.al Of Commerce says; The ship HOraIia, CaPiam
iO~i4nd. arrived yesterday iron China. hs'i =
alb i from alOrao l2ih inst. This Is 10 days la
rr than our previous udyiCss, which were Ia
.;nglnnd) 10 March 2Sh
MACAO. April -. l543.
We have nothing M " in poiItcs. The Amen
squadron "a ahoui leaving Ior the U States,
.ui, We have betIre rem trArd. hardly think
ne British Plen'p-naTy vii attempt 10 obtain aI'y
NrlusiVe privileges i,r hIt ebuuIryusn. kn1N ing !,
- he must. that oiher nations would compel
ne Chinese 10 accord tho same 1" them.
We take OcCssuu TeCy nIaend Ia our friends
generally, caui;on ia regard 10 shIpmeni To China
the coming year, partculirly at such articles us
may lie expected from T. gland. a. there Is every
reason TO lDok fJr an cItravnganI supply vi almost
all imports,
TIIR FOUR AGES Or MAIDS.-A German
Vu;cr. NJ q Snplr. says. maids have tour ages. VIZ:
he golden irO,n 10 10 ~. the SILVER age IRON 81
To %, the pLItsd iron Is To 3d. aud the IGon age
iron 81 10 tne end Ia Ihr golden age every Tang
gulden-gu!don lIcks golden dreams. golden
h"pe-, golden ih'ug u. &r. The VOICE sounds lake
virgin gold, the heart ,'e guild AMI tho affections
pure gold Tue fact : They have live bars ul
splendid gold M. 10, l.. Is. 10. aud 20; but
alas! but lew vi Them carry them ~ The mIII o.
| reason to have them cuinvd.
When girl is once three ii nes sesen wears the
glIIer:ng gold gone. Her eny youth. the d. je2-
H,ra Ia JoarehrHe e nature, pa Il grts "i that
age. longer kept like gold medals ia n,"r ccu
boxes. hat commence like SILVER. - cUcELdte am ug
Ihe people the seven year, irttU 81 10 %, are
employed ia an IncessanI war up IA the hruI " hO
bat IuO frequently initiate Iae example OI Frcde.
q rick the Great. aud await the assault behind EN-
irsuchneuIs, GTis are m,si interesting al that
age. Instead Oi Initiating the iaTks. IA sDuring 81
hugh that few may heur neu, they take their tiIghI
urarrr the cath. like swallows M RAINY heather
best UpJrIOns ui men, oi they tia, ac-
count most easily Gagged.
The plated &c Is L. IN p 10 81. G III snl sill
yer are gone, ai.d u,cy res,rI 10 tue pro
cCSses oi gIdGs. sllveIns add plating. rrry are
| lees piYadHi aud Iunfe p,iaef. rney look uour
men with n cOnsIderI lie TlHiure Oi cOn'empI uul
/ h'''rp They become gam reserved AID pruIs
81 they have affections. they at best plated; Ih"y
may endure, # ui good Workmanship; but they have
not the value OF s'IhcT gold sr silver.
! The iron age Is the universal death OF sentiment
The ihIrIYiiIih year Is the equator OF human ilr
| which INIJvs u ma Tue S'u,iIeru uLd Northern
hemisphere. On The NprIheTn there - no Paradise
TOR sIrls. They wrIe their farewell leIIers IL
all hope aud wishes. Tnry cOniurm 10 iron neceI
sIiy. aud resign themselves To the tooth ci time
a~arIng The day when gold. SILVER anJ Irun. vii
have no sound. aud nHghI bat the s,ul-eVer
young and resh-shlll rise from IT'S iron easement
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-11
ENTRAyACANrE

We invite attention to the following letter from gentle
in Washington the Editor OF the Baltimore Patriot.
We know not how much credit due statements,
but presents ct extravaganza which should
the carly attention Of Congress:
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. >, lsi3.
An effort has been made by the friends OF the late Secrc
tary OF the Navy MIR upsur,) and hc President: sad
die the blame o the dismissal ct tho wokncn the shout
des OF the late Congress will attempt establish
the fact that money appropriated for the Naval
vice by the last session OF Congress than any other b
has been proved 10y documents, but will only
point out how part of II has been squandeTed away.
Let the House ct Representatives cali on the Navy De-
paTnent, and they will find that thousand dollars
wasted the Missouri, attempting make
the smoke descend Instead oi ascending according the
Of nature;she has since been burned and there
end millions ct doars.-cvcry at which she
the Mr. Upshu has introduced the Navy
ards by the dozcn large salaries, Professors OF
descriptions and whose operations told cost the Co.
thousands at dolars. All this has been done
without the authority o Congress. lie has authorised
b., made for materials the equipment Of ships,
which will last for years Contracts provisions clothing
and tobacco, for the Navy has been let out for the
three eNravagani prices tn political friends when
the houses the yards filled with these arii
ces aud without Law, and in violation al law, has lac been
going until the appropriation intended for the which
ends the last day June lsi has entirely disappeared
JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-11
SIR. HIGH A. GARLAND.

The Democratic members Of Congress had meeting on
Monday Ih December for the purpose Of deciding on the
person To- be- run Tor Ce. letter from Mr. Garland the
former csrs. ield d'ciining rcnomnation on the
ground pi the election Of Mr. ZONES he Speakers Chair
The Democrats then resolved him ycry good fellow
and ordered Ieter reply which appears in the Globe
Ihisi- ,ather way Of getting nd Of puL some
customer The best commentary their letter the retu.
sn. u the Democratic members 60 behind the Broad
Seal, the Of the four States Doe. not ,1r Gar
land zee. from Inst proceeding the light which he act
BE- regarded even boy those who tempted HIM They mode
too. Of him. and now BE- b. thrown aside useless Let
h4be warning 10 oil. who feel the nst temptation "tO
step aide" They have the respect IT e temp
t"f Thlt NJ Garland expected different result may be
Diou,d from his prssenco Washington. r. cling convin
cd. he have done that the choice iof Speaker
would foil Mr. Iones, before he ieit home iln with
drsUs from the contest iOresd and from the
knowledge that his employer, having work n
o'u1in description for him prfiurn. determined
throw him aside. He makes tho most Of bis lyoInntay
withdrawal however. and The Democrats lauj BIZ publ,
I apiut hcl lnd measure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-11
u. W. PATrEsoN, Esq.

Your OBJ serv't
4. II. II. STUART.

STANTON, Nov. 29ih ls43.
Dear Sr- received and read your second of yea
tcrday night, and upon inquiry at Capt Baldwin, he
was 80 Kind to inform taat he did think II
important that should be made that
evening.
Upon reviewing the correspondence yesterday and the
discussion OF Monday scarcely perceive ncccss
~ tor reply To that note; and the only for reply,
pcrccpublc to based upon courtesy from you.
lnmy tirs OF Yesterday rendered YOU the making
mp OF ga iair ISSUE between Mr. Tyler and yourself from
the documents IN possession and mine. In YOUR FIRST
YOU declined "a conference" that purpose
In second you informed what had been
made Of Mr. Tycr's by and what intended
be made Of 10y II any else has used IL all
spoken ot has been done without any authority
from me, and lac they responsible for It. II have
used 1t Improperly heretofore, alone Responsible
and hereafter shall use II improperly, shall he account
able 10 YOU, MIR. Tyler, aud the last at
which alone shall control
Nothing past induces the slightest doubt my mind
TO the pnoprey of Mr.. ryles writing this letter.
purpose in relation To- the use of II hereafter.
-hal accordingly IN my own time and manner. make
known MIR. yeTs doionc, the charge which YOU have
against him.
Whether there shall be found IN that defence eNpla-
nation, thing which mpusnS the prOpriey OF
duct tending the slightest degree impeach your
veracity effect your character gentleman Yum snail
ludgc-tOr however willing might be and render
any reasonable service, friend and gentleman,
should Toe unwilling do this than make mp
opinion for myself, which have done do not
however perceive any mPropre M the suitable expression
OF such opinion when made up.
II YOU have any further Tor me in this behalf ann
yours command" and remain vcry respectfully.
Npur oh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-11
LIVERPOOL. CnrrnN MARKEr-N

The Gotten market, during the last few days. has been
comparatively inactive. The week opened rather brsklv
aud large amount OF business transacted Monday
OF an ndNance IN some Instances VI an eighth others,
iarhlng per pound, the pnces ot the preceding week
The following day the demand subsidized and since them
market has been dull.
The returns of the Liverpool brokers Tor the week
ending l7h Nov epcss the sales amounting to 2g
$40 bales, Of which 300 bales are admitted To have
been taken upon speculation The weekly deli
veres for consumption from the beginning OF the year.
amount inclusive oi the present week. 2J209 bales
that the trade is not purchasing the quantity they
working up.
NoNember IA fair amount OF business was done IN
Cotton Saturday asst In consequence Of adyccS re-
ceived by the London packet ship Switzerland that the
had suffered severely through irosts the market
Monday became very animated. and fully 10000 bales
disposed OF 81 an improvement ui I'd per 10. The favor
able change was, however, short duration, tire
10y the herua steamer, which arrived at an early
hour Oh TUESDAY morning though degree
dc'o were by no means conirmaioy those previously
received. The rsde The latter very dull
and prices have receded the position which they
az the close 81 The preceding week. public sale Of
Islands brought forward this day, passed heavily at
somewhat lower prices, and only ,ery small proportion
were sold Long staped Cotton OF all kinds rather heavy
with some inclination dUwuwards 81, $50 bales have met
with bHycrs WIS, 62U American. 1910 Brazil, IICO
Egyptian anu 2JOO L. India. Spectators nave taken 93OO
American, 1900 Surat, and G0u Egyptian.
November lo.-We have no favorable change in our
market 90 report to-day; the Contrary the demand has
continued limited SCALE and business very hea.
Why; there l., however further alteration prices
port The sales altogether have amounted merely 2JJO
bags, OF which spectators have taken 500 American
CURRENT PEIcLs OIL CorroN ~ LyrKrooi Nov. -th
Iel3-J piand, inferior, i4d; middng Aid: fair ~ j;
good tar 1sd; good and choice, Sad New Orleans, IA.
terror Ien.I 4d; Inferior j; mding. 4id; fair -
good fair Cd; good I'd; very choice gin mark Sd Mo-
bile inferior It'd; mIdd,ug, ,I fair CID: good fair y
good and prime, C!I. Sea Island sJ. and saw gnn,d
5aiOd inf llalld; mdding llIl2J iar clsan NOT fine
l5s2I.
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ID. w.PATTEsoN.
Hon. A. II. II. stuart.

ANOTHER CALHOUN NicroRY!-A meeting 1T the 'haT.
monious" Democracy Of Mobile held At the Corn.
THAN yesterday, for the appointment odeegates the State
Convention An interesting trial oi strength took place be.
tween the Calhoun and the Van Burenites the sp-
ponment OF delegates which after much ,umu confusion
aud uibuarun, Resulted the signal triumph Of the Chy-
airy" the "Old lIunkers" The stood, for Cal.
houn l6O-ior Van Buren, ia. We regret that have
not this morning give hie sketch of the
although language would fail 10 convey idea OF it. beau.
IL agreed all hands tat the Tich-
est rows that "camc off" IN any county Alter the
announced and the deaening shouts of the
touous parry had ceased OF the ChIva!ry mounted
the stand aud proposed three cheers for the HARMONY OF
the pSriy, After which, amid huzzas for Calhoun,
shouts cries OF No. MOI WON'T and the unearh-
y yes though Bedam itself had broke loose, the Chair.
oithouf motion being made announced the
inc alIonIn,d =. llobIle .iirertiscr.
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member IT he ga. Legislature has introduced fesom
tyns- bc subsistence Of which ihu- given BY he Mil
edgeyle Ioumal.
The preamble the ground lint when The lon
81 Louisiana made by the French Republic the Tn
ed Snts the boundary line n toe Territory cedcd evcu.
ded 20 te Rio Bravo Del Nofe aud cmbccos the whole
Of that portion known o. VCxasthat such being the
ease, Texas belongs Tie United Snte- and dat under
he % II the Treaty oi 1908 The treaty Of eessonJ
whenever m citizens Of Texas comply with the requisiton
made II ether "Terntores" IN the United Ssies she
has tie right be- admitted into the Unyn-any "omssior
oversight mistake, made by the Treaty u 1919 notw.
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