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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

Small Note BW-Tho Senate had this bill under
discussion on last "Wednesday. A motion for indefinite
I"stponement failed by a majority Of 4. The Wing
says an amendment, requiring the notes to be redeemed
by the mother bank aud the branches that issued; and
another requiring them TO lie redeemed by allthe branches
aud mother hanks were offered, but not voted upon be.
fore adjournment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

Bankrupt iar.-The bill 10 repeal the bankrupt
Law, passed the House OF Representatives. on the l7th
inst, by a vote Of li0 To II. The bill, as repealed.
contains the amendment of VI. Tillinglast, tina, no poti-
ton made before the passage of the repeal of the act,
shall be affected thereby.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--We L

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We understand. that
on last Wednesday night, a fire occurred at Charlotte
Courthouse, and destroyed a large part of that beautiful
village. ltdestroyed all the buildings from Capt. Smiths
Tavern to Mr.. Dupuy,s store, except one-a part of
the Tavern was also consumed. Actual loss is not stated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

TtrsnAY. JAHrAnY 7, ISI3.
On motion Of Mr.. Parks. a resolution was agreed to,
inquiring into the cSroiioncy OF authorizing the county
court of llanawha To allow a reward. oil moi less than five.
or more Than tea dollars Tor every wolf over the age Of
-. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

Louisiana-judge Alexander Porter (NNl,ig) was C
lecied L. :. Senator from this State, on the 9th inst
The woe stood: For Porter a.. For all others 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

kcn'nehy-Fhe Hon. John J. Crittcndcn has bee
re elected l.. :. Senator from this State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

Sales Of Stochs,-Sales of Stock took place in Ricl
n o1d, n the 10th, at The following pres: Farmers Banl
per share, $40. Bank of Virginia, per share t5l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
cold Ocean into tempest wrought,
To wait a feather or TO drown a hy.n

Some weeks ago, the Legislature instructed our Sen
ators and requested our Representatives in Congress to
use their utmost eNertions To procure the passage of a
law reiunding to Gen. jackson the fine imposed upon
him by the I. 5. District Court at New Orleans in 1871.
To "this request, " which the House had no right. strict
~ speaking. to make, the members of the House of
Representatives being responsible 10 the people of their
several Districts, and not 10 the Legislature. Mr.. Bolts
replied, declining, in language perfectly respectful, bu,
in a tone of cutting though latent irony. 10 comply with
that request, and inguiring the reasons which induced the
adoption of such a resolution, nearly thirty years after the
imposition of the finc,-and particularly why such an
application should be pressed upon the first UIig Con
gross that has assembled for almost a quarter of a ccntu
Iy, while Gen. Jackson's OWN friends. thonoh in power
during that long period, had quietly slept upon those
grlevous wrongs, which they are now SO eager to repair
The reply of MIR. Bolts was received yesterday, and a-
ter 1t was read, without a word being said, a motion to
lay II on the table was adoptcd-and it was entered by
the Clerk upon the Journal. This morning. Mr.. Hon
klns offered a resolution declaring that Mr.. Botis's letter
was "unprereden'ed, y although the Journals of the House
show that 1t is not so, containing similar letters address
cd to the Legislature in 1882, by Messrs. Andrew, Ste.
venson, John NJ. Patton, and otlers,-and not only
unprecedented. but ''eXceplionable and disrespectrul. -
and therefore that sit ought not to be spread upon the
journals of this House, " Gin other words. that. being al
ready on the journals, it ought to be erpunged; and the
which ought iob a record oftle whole proceed.
OF the House, must be. mutilated and falsifed for
party purposes 'asd the public printer is hereby direct
ed not to print the same in the journals of this House"
Mr. GaIlaher read a portion of Mr.. Sievenson's letter.
IN the journal OF 1882, in which that gentleman, not con-
ent VITA refusing to comply with the reques, Of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

appointed member Of the Privy Coun-
cil on his accepting the Governor Cen
eralship Of China.
Sir Charles MetcolGe's career has been
one Of uninterrupted success in all the
public objects which he has undertaken.
often under circumstances Of no ordina-
ry difficulty. His administration of the
government OF Jamica is admitted on all
hands TO have been masterpiece Of
craftsmanship. When he left the coun-
try, its whole colored population kneIt
to bless him, and the White Legislature
has voted $4,000 for erecting statute
10 his honor. I he difficulties were inn
mense-the success complete lie moul-
ded the elements Of STRIFE and disaffec-
ton into universal peace; rnd this not
by The vulgar method Of crushing peo-
pie or suspendnS The laws, by dInt of
justice. HIS acceptance of the Govern
ment Of Canada must be deemed a favor
conferred on Lord Stanly and Sir Rob-
crt Pee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
Corre,pondenee q Me lime,.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
cumberland. ANIL !:

CUMBERLAND. Aprl ?. 1913.
James Z. Wharton, ESD see in your last an
article to the Point, The citizens of Pin sburgh nc
knowledge the effect Of The opening OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road To this town-lhe loss u the
trade and travel. But lei the citizens Of Wheeling
beware this letting things take care oflhemselyes''
they may find It will not do; as the people Of
Pittsburgh have Al last to their sorrow discovered
would have them renect-when did they get all
the trEjel When all the lrave2 Since the Penn
-sylvana Canal closed by ice, and since "H,
union Of de Stage Companies Nth me Rail Roals
and the reduc ion Of through fare 10 $40 to Baltimore
or IL, IL or Is dollar, as the rayeller pcases 10
Philadelphia, and especially since the National
Transportation Line has fully demonstrated what
must DO done 10 secure the trade and without which
the travel can never be secured both ways. al
any Price-ihe msr chant tyiH Jollol0 hisgo9ls The
rush OF business during the winter aud " hen this
route had no competitor, could no longer be control
led-he wagoners elat,d with the fair prospect took
advantage Of the times and from As els a hundred.
run the price up IL 81 ,62I. and in some cases So
end even S2,25 per hundred pounds The Com.
mission Merchants demonstrated with them-sho -.
cd them that it would be destructive Of the very
business upon which hey depended for liyiag;bur
II was al 10 yain-indeed they thought the mer.
chants we're their enemies and 50 considered Them:
which produced hostile feeIing-it continued 50 up
TO this time, bat now alas all Of a sudden. even be.
fore The canal is opened merchants become so dis
susied with the imposition practced upon them, rha
they have ordered their gods BY the canal and are
willing to wait patiently until ii opens that they may
DO sent that way. Instead Of the arrivals here Of
onsAuHared tons 10 one day, the last train brought
IN but fU0 or three t0agoH loads Whit i. tho rem.
-sdyf The wagon lines at regular fixed snd fan,
paying pr.oca So you see Wheeling has not 90,
this business an sling yet. and we shall zee The
'rravel following The trade" 10 a short limo. DJnI
0e airad 10 present Tie true slate Of uiuEs 10 your
people. They must arouse, or ihsi Madam road
may wake Them Up TOO late 10 secure their fair and
foil share 81 lbs business and good markets and fea
dy sales for Their manufactured articles will irs.
iify ioihe watchiUlness and efficiency Of the IT mes
lhs only psper Of reference, 90 Tbs Trial Tor the graat
business Of The wesi-ihere we can always see how
be account siands Yours. SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

We have received from Nashville Tenn. the
prospectus Of paper 10 be published in that
city, entitled 1.-THE CHURCH." and edited by the
Rev WHEAT & the Rev f IL CRESSY, devoted
to the interests of the Protestant Episcopal Church
and to education in families Although we cannot
fully subscribe to the exclusive "aposrocisn''
claimed for that particular church, we feel highly
graIifsd that it will have al organ in the
South west, exhibiting eminent talent, and which
mast show itself intrnsicaly useful in all classes
Of society; elovating. refining, and inspiring with
virtue, IA we'll as guarding tie doctrines upon which
its members rely for salvation. Should any desire
to subscribe, they will find the prospectus, terms.
&c. al our office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
TIE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL
OF CANADA

Sir Charles MeIcaIle, The New Gov
ernor General Of Canada, arrived ST Al
bany on Wednesday evening from Bos.
ton.
The Right Honorable Sir Charles
Iheophllus MetcalGe, Bart, G.. =. B.. is
The second son Of Sir TheophIus Met.
caIie. lie was edu rated at Eton. and
entered about 1901, the service Of the
East India Company. Ills promising
quail 'iicutions for the public service inn
medIateiy attracted the attention of Lord
wellesley, who employed hir,confden-
'ialIy IN his private office; and shortly
afterwards attached him. as his ageni
to Lord Lakes army in the felo--a dis.
''nclIon greater, perhaps than was ever
conferred, upon one so young IN wears.
lie was shortly afterwards appointed
Resident at Delhi, with extensive DOW
eTs 10 relation TO the states on the
Northwestern frontier. In this capa
CITY, he negotiated the first treaty Of Inc
brush Government with the laie Run.
Ieet Singh, the sovereign Of tho PunIah
Mr. Metca lremained at Delhi iii he
was culled down TO Ca'cuua as Sccreta.
~ TO the Supreme Government. about
the year 1918. From this time 10 the
year 1884, he filled important STATIONS
~ india, an 3 IN that year was appoint
ed the FIRST Governor Of Agra and pro
y'sIonally Governor General on the
death or resignation OF Lard Bentick.-
10 March, 1856, that noblema n rcsipr,ed
The government 10 Sir Charles MetcaIre.
he hIled this high office tiIl the arrival
Of Lord Auckland, In March, I83G.wben
ne resembIed the government Of Agra.
which he resigned and returne 10 Enc.
land 10 1853. ln l839,Lord Nell ourpe's
Administration selected him, alta vorv
moment, for the Governor Gen,
eraIship OF Jamnica, from which he re-
turned to England last year lie was
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
NOTICE

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
ID o = q = g II i ID q !,
cry COUNCIL.

Counch mel, present the Mayor, Messrs Brady,
CALDWELL Clemens Coen. Fchnet, Forbes. Gil, hrisi
Gfies'Oer. Lamb. NelsIn. Shriver
Minutes uf last meeting read and approved
The Committee ON ordrnunc,-s repnrte, nm oriI
nance supplementary 10 the ordinance ,niiilsd On
ordnance IN relation 10 Rtermenis made within the
city OF Wheeling. which passed.
Mr. Roberts appeared.
The committee ordinances reported an ,y-di.
nance 20 smend ala ordnance, oniIled an ordnance
IN relation to the appointment anI duties of asses.
sors and collecI"rs Of The assessment which having
been read the blanks were filled and the ordinance
passed.
The committee reported an OF Iinance entitled an
ordinance for he assessment uf taxes Tor the year
lo45, which having been read aud the blanks ill.
ed passed
Mr. LETTERS appeared.
On mutton OF Mr. Llmh orGere J. Ihaf the Clerk
daw upon The treasury in favor of The legal r.pr,
sentative of Israel UpdcgrnT dece .std Tor the ha,.
nnre o. salary due said UpicgrnG as Street Cum
missioner
report from the superintendent Of waller ,o,t.
relative To Coal banks, also one reIarive IN Fir,
Pings which were adopted and referred To / q re.
spccIive committees
The eummlIiee appointed and tho memorial ,f
MCready reported the following resuut,on
heNol'ed' Tina the APP ointment by The ity, Of
Grave Digger for the Crave yard ia East Wheeling
was unauthorized aud IhereG,rs inerpedent. and a
~ lheTcl"re ordered that the same lie resrin,Ied
The prupnsilinn of w Miller relative IA G,r
hlshlg gn'nnd Tor the erection of an engine house
IN the LIST warI, was considered. amended AID
adopted
nd ofP Miraben as weighmaster presented and
accepted
Petition Of FIZsimmo1s t,r rom ssi,n or fine
read and the sniiie, laid ON the table
On motion Of NJ Brady ordered that when Tho
council adjourn it All urn meet on "wednesday
evening mexI al o'clock
The report Of The jury empannelled in IIe
-rnse Of the council against J RELY for breac,
OF the ordinance re'aIive To the .nIe Of afdcnt sni,
u.s. was read iirdi The defendant g, t. of ore Of
fence recommending him Ia the mercy of the conn
eli. Laid The table
On mo'i"n Of Mr. river the application of.
Kelly l"r license 10 keep cuiee house was TAX, =,
up.
Mr. Forbes called for the ayes and noes. which
b@Ing taken resulted
Ayes-Brady. Caldwell. Gsirsmer Firchn,,
Lamb. Robert Shrver
Nnes-For'es. N lson. Gen. Clemens. LETTERS,
Gilchr:sr
MIR Lamb. being abouI remove from The 81
ward which he now represents offered his resigi, =
nation a. member of the council, that The vorJ
m shi hiVr an opportunity OF hring repr,,euteJ hv
enc hlVIng greater interest in Tie ward
q m'Iicn of Mrs Brady. II was una nimnn,Iv re-
solved that Mr. Lrmh Ice ielue-trd To wit,dr "
ms resgHaIi"I, aHd Ori:nur To hold his seat
Council ADJOURNED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

The DORR REBELLON.-Gen Nc Nail inn
letter published in the Providence Journal 10 rcrye
some un6unded charge as To his intentions IN f.
king command ofIhe Rhode Island from, d,,,,,.
the late eommoIions IN that Safe. uses the follow
ing language:
Ihc defeat Of the use in which we became en-
is'ed would have resulted 10 the suhversiun orolI
''N' ",'" e'eno OF common justice To prevent such
result was Ihe duty OF every good c,I,,so r
thank my God. that with The help and eouplen,nce
OF yourself, aud Of the noble troops from ol ,or,s
pl The Slate, was Instrumental 10 putting down n
civil war, which Always believed and ,opr,roe
TO believe was designed 10 rage through our com.
mon country. The main fight chad they succeed.
ca ""nd nave been IN the Streets Of New York.
city. You know that these wore. as they s,,II ~,
my impressions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

a carrier pigeon recently nlIghIcd IN the deck Of
,he ship SIrnl'ane on lho voyage rom Calcutta n,
Britain having regmenla button arocbed 10 M.
eg D. piece Of brass wire From a =, florence q,
The log Of he Mary transport on her voyage TO
W "y' T" mas been discovered that from the time
The bird was liberated from that yes..l IA ,h -.
had Gown no less than 1870 thousand miles in Ton
days. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

PENNSYLVANIA I.EGISLATURE h.,
dy some days since passed a bill m relation a ia. "a.
nal Commissioners Of The STATE, and on S,tu rdav
u was vetoed 10y the Governor Tns created can.
siderable sensation "a the House, aud res,lutiu,,s
have been Introduced into The House char,ins GER
tam memhers Of the canal commissioners with bti.
oery ia holding out Inducements To members of the
legislature To c"rrnpi them, aud thereby inAuen, (.
their VOTES on certain measures pending LeE,re The
Legislature. One Of the members rusc in his placs
aud stated that az alIeuipI had been made q, buns
him TO woes pnrIif uar way. a committee WIS
appointed with power t. send for persons and pa.
pers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

The National Road ns great and unrivoIloJ
tb0rOughiare hr trade. IS now literally lined win
wagons as well a. vehicles f5r the conveyance ol
passengers. Nor are all The wagons now running
equal 90 The demands 81 Trade Large lDls OF goods
ere now lying ai Cumberland waiuDr Tor wagons
One ssy asi week. 95 wagons bea, Nv loaded tass.
ca through our t9Hn.- TaioHiofra Dan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
CHEERFEI.NESS
Va biest with temper whose uncluuied ray
Gan make tomorrow a. cheerful a, 10 Jay.
Good hunor only teaches charms 10 last.

Oa b!est with temper whose uncluu led raw
Can make tomorrow cheerful as To day,
Good humOr only teaches charms 10 last
sill ma kes new cOnquesis, Ind maintains lis pas
Although cheerful counenance docs EoI alNay.
beIUken peace Of mind anu heart al ase II ~ IN.
harbmger Of good WILL and speaks lavorablv for the
character OF The wearer. On Ike other hand a sur.
y'sulky appearance Is oileuer The sign Of peevish.
ness and dispIeasure, Than OF sOrrOw As polteneSs
Is a mans passport where he is not known so good
hnmOr VIII insure him a continuance Of ayors
which his good manners have eliciied and will nrs
serve ieciIons that beauty aud elegance can do
IlIle more than win Nothing Is more amiable tbor
constant desire 10 please. and an unwIusness To
offend Tie The Taste ar hurt the feelings Of friend
And when ihis weeincss Of disposition shines out IN
me calm placid counenance, IL Is the token of al
least a cunleHted mind.
The troubles of life fall IigI ter ,,bo, H., 49,.
calmly looked Tor, aud quietly received and ,,bcn
he " no must bear :hom bears also continual G,wn
Inc less We dwell upon our various burdens The
Tue Ilgher Ihey Ill appear; and il we must carry
Them II misfortune shouc be our loi why aperavn,e
our distress by reproaches and grIevings; aud why
'c" 'he world by gloomy looks and bitter words OF
ifJn"le which sympathy may not Ielievel
Bot good nature may he carried too far. and be.
come The umnIeniIonal cause of prevarication and
deceii' and men are 81 nelimcs found, who rolbcr
man offend iuond will stoOp TO natterv or dawn.
right unirulh. There are those who use il In .,
gfsai an extent. that q blinds their reason and IKE
ioneywood 10 the play, they satisfy aud encourage
The apparently charitable demands Of those " bo have
penoir' lion enough ascertain the weak uoipts 81
Their good naIurcd fucnd. aud brass enough 10 in.
vent schemes Of attack
Good hufnor. when not weakened by a universal
and Understandable charity is the most cYouis;,o
beauty "fa fine face, and a redeemipg grace in n
homely one. II is like The green in landscaps
hnrmonislne with every color, mellovinp the glor,ss
Of The bright. and sofening the hue Of The DARK
Boston BaHeHa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

We are often inclined to urge the subject ofw
gon lines upon citizens, as the most important
subject that can at present interest CONNIE rcal
men; but time is occupied for the present such
an extent To forbid It, We shall attend TO il soor.
In the meantime the suggestions Of our Cumberland
correspondent are in place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
From BiekHeiFS Philadelphia Reporter
THE MONEY MARKE IN,

From BickHeiFS Philadelphia ReDorier.
THE MONEY NJ ARKEr.-phe
Spring trade has been fully commenced
IN PhI adelph A large number OF
Wcsrern and Southern merchants are
among US, and our business tbor,,Iu
lareS present n cheerful and active an
peArance. We have conversed with sew
eral buyers as we as sellers, and the
sentiment Is almost universal that affairs
are gradually improving The cash
sS stem Is also more prominent Ce,
lure OF the times than il has been for
years. We know of some merchants
from the West who nave made all their
purchases this Spring for cash Som.
traders, however, and good men, all Tor
example, who have kept good account
and whose characters have been full,
tested by experience, are fully trusted.
Nothing definite as yet, TO our State
debt and The pubic works. The opin
ION gains ground, however, that the
&c Ici lines shOul be sold under proper
restrictions, and the money thus obtain
ed should be applied to lhe liquidation
OF portion Of the CommonweaIlh,s
possibilities.
The money world OF Philadel phia NAV
be said to be without change. Goot
paper IS scarce, and such as appears in
the market is readily discounted at from
. 10 . per cent. The Banks complain
tnal they have NOT enough Of The right
Kind 10 do. a general hope is induced
however, that as business reviyes more
ac"V''y VIII characte rize the monetary
circles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

DROWNED.-A German whose mare We could
Tot learn, IN omigarant to the wesr. was drowned
This morning, from The Steamboat EvoIi6e. He
vas attending some horses near the bow oftse boat
when another boat struck against IL and the iar
threw him OVERHEARD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

The Delegate election for this county has taken
contest. the candidates will have free use Of
our columns for any proper purpose during the cam
paign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
SI250

And on the SAME DAY Cr by cash $3.50 paid ia
specie. This IL the only transaction we ever ha /
with MIR Ankeny, though we hope to have great
many more. We did his work cheap but not mcre
than we will DO ii for any other one who is G.
qually prompt