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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
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BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGREss.
THIRD SESSION.
Washington. January l6. l643.
SENATE

Washington, January l6, ls43.
SENATE
The President OF she Senate laid be fore the Sen
ate communication irUm the War Department re-
lauVe To the commerce ofIhe Upper Lakes.
Mr. Allen presented joint Resolutions from The
legislature vi ONO asking the immediate repeal OF
the bankrupt law.
Also. a memorial from Cincinnati, embodyinE i'm.
porIani Information relation 10 the ma, yaIIon Of
the Ohip.
MIR Calhoun presented a memorial upon the sub
Ject OF the currency and the ExcheQuor from Phila-
delphia. hlr Calhoun said he desired to be IN.
dsrs'o"d ss EXPRESSING opinion ia favor Of the
scheme.
MIR Tallmadgo present, two memorials from
Brooklyn AMI New York eIIy in favor of The Ex .
chequer plan.
Mr. Buchanan presented a ike memorial from
Phadcli ,hii.
Also a memorial in favor Of the issue Of $500.
900 600 Of SIae stocks.
MIR d. nlOn presented a memorial fromNew Yuik
asking for the repeal Of The Bankrupt law.
= MIR Tappans resolution for an amendment TO the
Constitution. Limiting the terms for which judges
shall hold their "ftices TO six years. was taken up
aud summary disposed Of by rel, cton--ayes IL
noes "a.
The Pfesi dent thea sigred number OF bills pms
sed during lie present session.
After the passage Oi two private bills the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Wise presented Two menorials-Une from
lIimOre. and the other rum Philadel phia, pray
ing the ad ptIon Of the EXchequer.
The Siales wore led re,O u ioRr
Dir Ci'fIrl, from Maine, submitted c resolution
insIruciIng the comm toe IN The judcia TO report
|orthDrh, bi TO rcPs.l the bankrupt law; aud he
moved The previous Question
This resolution was a. reed 10 by a vote OF 1913
t. 70. but the speaker having decided that the
cnmmitiee could not under the rule SIT during the
scssion of The house, appeal laid ON the
table I04 to 81. resolution granting The com
mlltee permission 10 set during the Of the
house fol the purpose Of maturing the bill, passed
ll2 10 81.
Mr. Ti!lHghasi submitted resolution. nslructing
the committee OH the Judiciary 10 append proviso
to the bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt law, thai the
repeal shall not affect any BInkruptcy pen.
ding commenced previous to the repeal.
moiion n1de To lay the esoluIion the
table; but II did not prevAii--yeas 60 nays liz.
The resolution vas then adopted, and the House
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
RELIEF TO THE STA rEs.
LETTER vi.
From the Hon. VIM. CosT JOHNSTON to
Col. CHARLES CARROLL, Of Maryland.
HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, I843.
DEAR SIR

The adoption Of The measures which I prono,.
would setls ell controversy in roIario1 10 the public
lands, BY applying them for long series Of year.
FOR purposes really beneficial 10 the Goyernnnen,
as 10 The States that have a clear right 10 Them
Those who have advocated and those who bavs
opposed annual distribution Of The proceeds ofihei,
sales. would have a common ground 10 meet upon
nnd the objects of bOIh would certainly be effect.
ed.
Those who urge annual distribution Of The n,o
ceeds Of the sales Of public lands M Iniain that il
y the right Of the States require IT, and that bs;,
interests would be sdYanced by the policy. Whil,,
those who have opposed the system maintain th,t
They equally tho friends of the States but thai
the amount Of annual diuribniion from the sale,
would Be 20 small as 10 be slmosi Useless 10 the
States sud therefore MT worth Soniending Tor; and
hence The pitance which each Slate would rsceiy.
would not meet the present pressing nscesstiies and
the amount NJ siies had we'll foi ihsIs reasJns
remained ~ the National Treasury.
My prOp7siiio1 - 70 let The proceeds remain in
he Treasury fOr specific purpose, and tho Govern.
msni adyance The loan offs credit in the form oTs
capital 'iock. N anticipation Of the sales; and u
capital and credit and Of the Government
would BE- ~ avsIiable TO the States us money, and
would sinouni % many millions IN diaribuiion 20
each State instead Of few thousand dollars which
sleek they could use 10 pay their dobts yybilst tbs
credit Of Government would be strengthened ami
sustained By receiving he amount NJ the proceeds
~ The sles Of the public domain until the liootI,
ton q both The Interest and the principal Of the
bonds Let q thea a. once DO conceded that snnu.
81 distribution 10 scarcely worth oonlendinE Tor IN
hrs Junciufs Of our ahiua, " even there was a
probability Of snccess, bot for reasons 100 obviou,
10 30 rspsaisd, there hardly remote posi- billy
81 any such measure becoming Law foF many years
% come II ever And he hgpor Of the STATE,
,snnot srisl upon hope deferred Thsn thoss who
aavs adVosaisd and those Who have opposed snnu.
u distribution, will Sod in the nsasurs of rslisfl
Which psoPose. rssl from from Tirfs. where bsir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
WEST LIBERTY MEETING.

At large and respectable meeting OF
tho citizens Of Ohio county, Va, held
pursuant to public notice, at West Lib
erty, Saturday january ID, 1913. 10.
siah Morgan was called to the chair, and
John Atkinson, Esq appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Samuel
Sprigg. Esq. and DR. J. English, when
on motion the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The condition Of the con-
try is such as to cause tho most deep
and anxious solicituds Of every good
citizen. When we behold a nation
OF seventeen millions, Of people
destitute Of credit, either national or
individual,without a currency, and VIII lie
the earth teens with abundance-wiIh.
out market at home or abroad, for the
products their labor, wo deem it the
solemn duty Of each individual, what
eyer may be his party attachments or
predictions; to lay them all aside and
march up in solid phelanx, to the rescue
Of his suffering country, seeking the
advancement Of himself and his party
in such measures as shall tend TO ad
vance the general good Of the whole,
Therefore,
Resolved In the opinion Of this
meeting that the measure proposed by
the Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson, Of Mary.
land, Of issuing two hundred millions Of
stock by the general Government TO be
distributed among the States, ard pied. |
glng the public lands for the redemption |
OF the same, Is measure we'll calcula-
ted to restore our lost credit, and relieve
the people Of the States from the priev.
gus burden Of Taxatiou undor which \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 10Th INST, states
that the snag boat ArchIm.des in operation al tho
bend Of the island No IS. in the neighborhood OF
The wreck Of the steamer Henry Clay. Tno Ram.
bow lay BY. the night previous, below Randolph
dreading to encounter the snags Innumsrable that.
were in the Mississippi from Randolph ur; but on
passing island No IS. moi snsg was found in the
channel from that point To island No 9-say for I55
miles. All Of them having been remov ed in the
shou interval Of the Rs passing down and back"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

The New Orleans Bee oft 9th in
slant statos from information received
from an unquestionable source, that the
terms Of payment ofthe Mexican indem.
nifty are agreed upon, and the negoii-
alton respecting them settled.
The payments arc to be made in ten
half yearly instruments, with 8 por cent.
interest over the principal.
Ia case any delay occurs in meeting
tho payments, as they fall due, an addi.
tional ten per cent Is 70 be added 10
the principal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

Mr. Whssion.-Piease announce The 6,llov,ns
ticket which will DO 'uPpostsd BY large number
of VOTERS
For Mayor-CoL GEO DULTY.
COUnelmen--S BRADY. JOHN GRAHAM.
ALFRED CALDWELL. DAN'L LAMB
At meeting Of the citizens of the
9TH ward on Monday evening last to
nominate councilmen from that ward,
Capt J. M'Cluney was called to tho
chair, and George z. linn appointed
Secretary. The following persons were
then nominated to represent said ward
Tor the ensuing year, viz; 4. G. letters,
}. Tanner, Morgan Nelson and J. Gil
christ
MIR. Wharton.-Plcase announce Hen.
ry Echols, George Forbes, and Thomas
II. List, "a candidates 10 represent the
nth ward for the ensuing year.
MANY VOTERS
Jan II, 1919.
CITY ELECTION.
Mr. Wharton,-The following named eentlen en-
VIII be snPPOrted al The election on the ga mat,
ny very large and respectable lisl Of VOTERS
LIST ward-ALEX GARDEN. ISAAC Colts.
E POLLOCK.
2I-w w sHRIvER. W wIcKHAM.
Ia n IL.
D LAMB.
4Ih-Dr TANNER, EJEFFERs. J ROBINSON.
E COHEN.
5th-wM SLOVENIAN, VIM A IsRTr. III
ROBERTS.
GEO DULTY for hayor.J W Clemens aud w
shriver. for Councilman fnr the al Ward, viii
be supported by MANY VOTERS.
FIRST WARD
Mr. EdiinE-fOu will please insert The ma mes Of
Thomas Hughes'ThOs Sweeney aud Allen. Csrien.
as The most suitable persons To represent the Gr,t
ward IN the CITY Council for The present wear.
janT MANY VOrJRS
Mr. Wharton viii you be so ga,d a. 10 publi.h
The following 80 candidates 10 represent IN. Ga,
wsrdII the nsII City Council.
+. POLLOK.
J. GRIESMHR
ISAAC Colts,
This ticket will receive the support Of many Va.
'en' let WARD
JAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

'On reperusal Of the Washington cccrespondence
OF me Cincinnati rze;ie. which we pcblished q
lew days since. have felt more indignant al the
charges therein contained, than we did al FIRST
'firsi the contractors Of this city, Mcssr, Neil
Moore q Co are accused OF leaguing with the hotel
Keepers in this city To deIain the mail here. tina, the
Taller may have the advantage OF the travelling
custom" This is certainly the most gross and IN
warraniable abuse that ever enannled from any
mans pen. Msssrs Neil. Moore & Co. have no, only
put The western mail over the river during hi,
winter, OF times when we wouI have .upposed =,
absolutely impraeicable. but snch has been their CT
sr'on that their hooks now show up to the LIST OF
January, rscerIs for sl2.75 cts. paid to tho ferry.
men for extra fsrriags. which expense they were
not oourd TO contract, besides heavy expenditure.
10 assistants employed Cor that purpose, and ss a
further evidence OF their anxiety to hiring tho mails
mp to time. we publish The following extracts from
The loitsrs Of one OF TIE proprisios 10 the agent in
this city.
COLUMBUS. Jan s. ls43
WIN NJ Grain. Esq.
Dear Sr'-The new schedule is received and
hr Neil says it must be complied With. You will
therefore inform Mr. Agnew. that we will take The
mail nj A NJ. and cross ss soon as we can &c,
over the river. You had best eros, the west mail
hfs' when II arrives in proper lime. and then get
over the other soon as practicable.
Yours. ru'y. HIM.
COLUMBUS, Jan IL. ls43.
Dear Sh.-The mails have been failing west in
Consequence ofihs deep snpw about Cincinnati and
Dayton. but bavs come up to time again. Get "a
the East mail as so,n possible. as it saves time
here. 10 have it out or the road Of west mail
Yours truly. HIM
COLUMBUS. Jan 10. Is43.
Get OF th' mail as early as possible. as we must
deliver 1t al Cincinnati before o'clock and in bad
roads that will give US but a short time II NJ.
We trust that this will the matter right 50 far
90 the Contractors are concerned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
OHIO LIE IsLATURE.
SATURDAY. January IA. ls43.
SENATE.

Petitions preseHted-Ry Mr.. Ford,
from the Ladies Of Johnstown, Trum.
bull county, for the punishment OF GER.
tain offences, and the suppression of
houses Of ILL., fame
On motion Of Jackson, the Senate
went into committee Of the whole, Mr..
Fuller in the chair, and considered all
the orders Of the day; after winch the
Senate adjourned until Monday morning
10 o clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

here vas n.Sth exci,ement AT New
Orleans on the 9Th instant, in conse-
quence of The sudden and mysterious
disappearance of Gao, .. Ogden, ESQ.
President OF the Canal Bank lie was
last seen riding up the river. The
torse was found with its bride dragging
and broke. His account al the bank
was found TO be correct. and, the pre-.
sumE ton is that h, was murdered and
the body secreted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
From the U S. Gazette.
NEW YORK. Jan. rs. p. W.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10, p. VI.
The eastern mail arrived this morn-
ing 10 cool season, but brings no fulher
accounts relative 10 the election Of gov
ernor Of Massachusetts, but there is no
doubt Marcus Morton will DO selected.
Flour is very heevy-40O bills
Georgetown sold at 81 so; 400 Genesee
at the same rate, 500 do Ohio, via New
Orleans, S4,37.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

The subject Of the publication made
in the New York papers OF the number
ofaoggings on board the Somers, was
brought before the cour; again on the
18th by Commander Mckenzie. The
court considered out of The sphere of
its duty TO investigate it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

The Philadelphia North American
states that the Treasurer Of the Phila-
delPhia and Baltimore Iail road compa
ny is defal,er to tho amount Of $4,000
dollars. The first item Of which dates
as far back as 1886. 1t IS supposed to
be nearly secured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
COLUMBUS. i'm IL lsaa

Mrs Hartley. of Cincinnati was dangerously
hurt on Saiurday last, by being knocked down by
fhe sled ola boy who eonsIing These boys
Who fOllo~ colsling the streets ought TO have a
rod conEting over their backs for few minutes
each day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

AN INCIDENTAL Philudelpbia ON wedn-s.
day morning. while the tigers in tho Menagerie
were being changed from one ase to anoth-r. one
through snme mishap or negligence escaped. and
seiz'ng his keeper. Herr Drcshach. who was stand i.
ing near by; crushed him To the lnor and held HIM
hrmiy piniole despite his struggles release h,m.
seI' ~henaii-r looking rSGnd noment in the cool.
eel manner ing seized with snmc
sudden freak Of fancy mindful OF the public veal
win majestic growl rereated To his den " here he
was hnaliy secured wiihsut having effected any
serious damage
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-Thos Senate have
passed the bill for changing the time Of holding
courts in this county, and that is all they have done
ofsuficient importance to induce u, TO crowd our
postscript with IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

We arc indebted to NswmIn. Esq ofths Yir.
GINA Senate. for public documents. for which he
will please accept our thanks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
MISSOURI sENArE. Jnnnnrp

Missouri SENATE. January 7Ih
hr Blggs introduced bill to authorize the Bank
90 issue SIS notes. which was without debate rejec
ted on the first reading.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

MrFSH. who was shot by MIR Walker. in on af
fray in St Louis few days since has died Of hi,
WOUNDS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

MINISTER Tc AH2E.-Tbs embassy .
frunce being v.rrsss ny IbRJ return of Ges ass
various individuals are spoken 81 - ~ ,-sh'"s
them Mr. Rives. Mr. wase. .snd NJ I. ss'%an o
Louisiana. late Senat.r from y s' s"s a oeo-
~ IsmIy !, nc, - r. sy. If the royal decision
is .o, siy..dy -. Ia. might We be excused for
Suggesting N. sme Of ano'her gentleman. really
and em;ns- y qualified for the siaiion--hat Of DR.
John rSekenbrough-a man Of talent, eIperit nee.
,''eai information. literary attainment aud taste
Besides that the country would be well and abl v
served by Dr. b.. the arrangement would greatly
relieve Mr. Tyiers friends of the Democratic party
hs'e' who. by Rirche - bungnng Gubernatorisl
management have at this time to provide for
than stalls in The stable -R'eh Whig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

SPECIE. Some seventy thousand
dollars in specie we're received ia New
Orleans on the 9th ut from Me,smo.
ras
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
PORT OF , WHEELING
CITY ELECTION
CITY ELECTTON-3o w

MIR Whaeon.-Piease announce The EolIow,ns
ticket which will DO suPpostsd by large number
Of VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
Your obi servt
w. COST JOHNSON

Col Charles Carroll.
D0sghofaEan Manor, Maryland.
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DIR. THOMAS, spFcIFIC PIIIS

DIX. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and Permanent Cure OF Gononh9a leet
Structures, Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
HE class Of delicate diseases which these Pills are 20 we'll
adapted 10 cure OF too appears
that all classes subject less fall its
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suffering body mind the victim Of its progress ready
Among the many meoicnes and Of relief that pae
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by with the of the malades which
they promise 10 and OF them ignorant Of the
Of the medicines they using for that
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opposite of what required in his and the time that
ony tend asen the disease permanently and x
upon the its lasting and vexaous
individual diseases Of this class be speedily removed and
also that they be removed with and safe remedies other
wise result the most dangerous
and happiness of the patient by leaving
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Impressed with Of the necessity that exists for
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These Specific Pills are vegetable PREPARATION composed Of
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LOVE. COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE.
lust Published Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
in Love- Courtshp and Marriage; Infbe Guide Book,
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ATWlLL's MUSIC REPOSITORY,
2ol Broadway,
NIL ltaw 4tr Sign Of the " Golden Tyre ~

MO CURE NO PAf.--Uh. COOPER. IA Duane street
~ between Chatham and William takes this method
OF informing and that he for the
years. confined his solely the of Venerea
Mereu and other diseases Of delicate nature Although it
considered by portion Of the medical profession species
the advantage the unfortunate victims Of venerea disease
derive from regularly educated physician devotng his
ton to particular branch Of the profession be apparent
Do not employ to limb Ito
lis; disease of the eye Ito dentist for operation the
teeth and to noted for the Syphilis when
you troubled with VeneTal And you do from the fact
that those perfect this branch because they only
p and has for enjoyed tie extensive practice
in this Of any medical New York. Recan the
most aggravated Of Syphilis and mild removed in
two to five days The Dr. regularly educated physician and
surgeon and suffers mis- patients to leave until perfect
cure performed IL depoable Of the
that presented TO the Dr. where the disease has been driven
into the system y quacks break out the form OF
spots and ulcers the body pains the joints throat
night swea and emaciation. The Dr. will in
cure make charge
STRlCTURE.-Dr. Cooper has discovered a method,
by which he the WORT form Of Structure from
to two weeks with scarcely pain the patient IFtaor
OF the urs PROSTATE gland Of neck Of the Bladder
are sometimes mistaken for Structure BY general practitioners
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. sometimes oslled Sc
mua Weakness brought by habit IN oy
young This where freely induiged the greatest
evil that beall for begrs disease oil me heart
In compete idiocy. Dr. Cooper will effect radical
and the constitution original and
that by mild and simple OF medicine warrant.
ed in charge Post paid letters describing
complaint and enclosing So attended Patients attended
hotes boarding houses Office TIL 10 at night. Re
member Duane street, between Wism ard Chatham sts
Cd m