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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
THE TRIBU NE.
rurrency nnd Finance-The PresideEa-
ur, Buchanan-The Sersion, &c.
soecal Correspondence OF The Tribune.

WAsHIsGToN, Feb. 5, 1913.
have heard several times, since the vote of the
uo,,e against the Exchequer plan, that the Presi-
An, was about to send a Message to the House,
Declaring his readiness to sign any Currency mea-
40 ha, nigh, be passed, unless it should be, in
=, on;nion, unconstitutional. The same thing
~. been stated in some of the newspapers; but
l,a ,;me fixed on for transmissioR of the Message
has passed quietly by without the happening Of
ont such event. Yesterday the same story was
,,viged again, and Monday next fixed on as the
a,v on which the event is happen. Perhaps
urb Message will be sent, but it seems mat
ter Of very little consequence whether it be or not
The President has expressed such sentiments as
are attributed to him in that rulnor several times
oflae. as am well informed; but such declara-
iou from him is no new thing. In the very first
Message which ne sent to Congress at the COM
uencement of the Extra Session, he declared the
ane in most emphatic, and, as was supposed, un-
,auivocal language; but the result showed that he
bad way of deciding the constitutioneity or 9th
swise Of measure peculiarly his own. So it may
prove again. He will agree to any thing Congress
NAV do, provided he likes it. This ia kind in him,
and condescending wi,hal; and Congress and the
whole People should be duly grateful and thankful
,ha. we have SO patriotic and disinterested a
President.
1t has been said for some days past that Mr..
Buchanan intends introducing measure which is
described to be Sub-Treasury with sort of
treasury Note-issuing appendage; but can nei-
her inform you in what it differs from the Ex-
ttequer bill which has recently received its quietus
nor can veuch for the fact that any such bill is
TO be introduced.
The House will lengthen its sessions for the re-
mainder of the time between this and the 4th Of
March, but it is to be hoped that the long and kill
ing night sessions which have heretofore been so
common at the close of Session will not again
be necessary. They are always useless, the time
being mostly spent in calls Of the House and in
.drg the Ayes and Noes, sometimes during the
whole weary night; and moreover, they lead to
mos, pernicious effects upon the Members, both as
regards their immediate health and their sobrt.
ety. 1t is hardly possible, however, that, in these
days Of temperance, many such scenes as have SO
often been displayed in the House on such occa-
sions can again take place under any circumstan-
ces. The present Congress is favorably distin-
sashable from all others by its improvement in
his respect.
The ground this morning was covered with snow
auinch or two in depth, the first that has falleR
here for two months but pouring rain soon drove
it away. Tho weather has placed perfect en-
barge upon all going cut of doors to-day; other
wise might have sent you something of more i'm
pouance Yours. MANHATTAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

for Young Ladies' No. 10 Carroll Place, Beecker.sL,
New.Yok Mr. and Mrs. Bailey would inform their pa
and the public that they have reduced the terms OF
tuition their lDsulion suit the pressure oil the times
Their next term will commence The 18Th Of Feb inst
Great attention devoted 10 Reading, Writing Elocutlon,
Grammar, Arithmetic Mathematics, History, Composition,
and Music. The whole school attend daily TO the French
language; and French is spoken in the family. No extra
charge for Latin, Singing in classes The Spanish and
Italian Languages Drawing, and Painting taught on
TIE For further particulars. please apply
,hoye rs lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

II THE wHIG ALMANAC ANo UNITED SRATEs REGIS
FER for the year ES43 may be obtained al this otce in
Srappers ready mailing Prcel2 cents Postmasiers
and Others remitting one dollar will receive II capes by
mail.
" As work OF convenient reference for Families Mer
chants and Mechanics the United States Register and Whg
Almanac m lS43 viii he found superior TO any other which
can be found in the market for any thing like the same
money Besides complete Calendar for all the States,
and The usual tables OF Ecpses and other astronomical cal
cuaions much useful reading matter as is
found ordinary fifty cent volume. It's Tables OF Pop
ulaton of the different States and Times OF holding Eieo
tisns Election Returns of all the States subjects of
permanent usefulness. Every family and every ofce and
store in the country ought have copy of this useful work
hanging up in convenient place for convenience u refer
ence. Price only l2i cents per copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.
WHOLE no. s7a.

A FLARE Up IN The ARKANSAS LEeisLA.
rURE-On the 9TH inst. disgracetrl scene oc-
Cured in the House of Representatives al Little
Rock, growing out of the following circumstances
a Mt Mayors, alluding 70 the report Of a certain
committee, remarked that 1t was false : where
upon, Mr. Fields, chairman Of the committee.
Immediately rose and said that it was Cd
d-n lie, that he would no, put his name to any
thRg that was false" and drew his pistol ard ad-
vanced toward Mr. Mayors, when he was iater-
rupted. DIR. NJ. stood calmly in his place, with
out attempting in any way to add to the excite
u,ent the House was called 10 order; expla-
acton was made, and both gentlemen sent their
wri,tes apologies TO the Speaker, who read the
same, ana they we're received BY majority of the
House bu. it Sas thought the affair was not thu.
finally settled. A meeting OF the parties was
an,icp pated the next day.
CARELESS DRiyISG.-Yesterday afternoon,
about O'Clock. a one horse sleigh, containing t.-o
men, driven furious rate, when the corner OF
Broadway and Duane-st, the horse struck Young
woman who was crossing the street. knocked her
down and horse and sleigh both passed over. She
was picked up quite insensible and conveyed to a
neghboring store, and was, we understand, serious
ly injured We could not learn her name but were
told that she resided in Thomas-s,. The brute
who was driving the sligh h Immediately whipped up
his horse and was out of sight. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

% INTERESTING OccuRREScE.-We under
stand that the Sword actually used by General
WAsHISeroN during the Revolutionary War will
be pre.en,ed to Congress tomorrow at 10 O'Clock,
in the House of Representatives, by member of
the Virginia delegation. 1t Is presented at the
request of the representatives OF General WASH
INGToN, in whose possession it has been.
National lnteiIisencer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

TITO GROCEKS.--A Rare Chance
Il The Stock and Fixtures OF Rrtai Temperance
Grocers and Feed Store SELL and year OF unex
pired LeaSe good stand for business the pesen,
pant has done twenty thousand dollars Of business the
past year. Notwithstanding the dell times The reason for
selling go of business. Possession given Dme
dIaeiY Dirrct +. B. l.. Tribune Office. i2 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

NM HAT NEXT Winter Bleached
wv Sperm OIL clear and inipid as spring water, war
ranted 10 burn all night without mJkng or cruetng !or
money reiunded) for eny SerentUe eert' per gallon For
ale by j. ~ LUCKEY &c Front street, old Slip
where families and u others in want can be supplied iB
quantities suit above low wholesale price
Oil sent TO any part the city free OF expense
Coed gallon Cans shillings; 5gallon shliings
i2t m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
VVINE CALF SKIN SEWED BOOTS

a, retail for Taree Dollars. made with fair stitch in
fashionable Style superior quality and durability and du
aby those usually sold IN this city a. four dollars The
manufacturer Boots having effected recent improve
ments is enabled offer better article for the price
than can seld by any other, and invites competitions
leaving il with the public decide constant supply on
SAL ar II5 Maiden lane SLIM
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
" Fer Sale a. the Tribune Omce

II Fer Sale at the Tribune OEce-History
efthe Grea Reformation OF the Sixteenth Century Ger.
many Switzerland, &c BY J. NJ. pAabgn-. vols,
containing COZ pages sound Price for the whole work 81
Splendid Edition OF the Book of Common Prayer.
The Illustrated Edition OF the Book OF Common Prayer,
con,anirg upwards OF 100 Engravngs To be completed
in 20 Numbers The arang aud adaptation OF The
illustrations are under superinendance OF the Rev. Dr.
wAlswRGHr, will also prepare fsr this work Com
en,ary upon Text and Rubrcs, and History OF The
Liturgy This IS one Of The splendid works ever got
ND in the United States Price per number SIT cents
Merys Museum Young Persons for February 10 cts
Sparks Washiugto No witha beautiful engraving OF
Washipg,ou's Head Quarters Moistown- Price . cs
II Discount on the above to agents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
ECONONIY AND FASHlON.-Wal

HJ'OVNONIi hIND I 1hN0I1f y w "I
rented rs cheap the cheapest that can be bought
city Fashionable Hats warranted fur bodies from
81 to 81 Splendid imitation moeskn Hats. cloth uadef
brn S. So If in any instance the above hats do not give
satisfaction the be amply satisfied by giving
information the subscriber where they are cop';antly
manufacturing. J. W. kELLOOE,
~ InnA M l22 Canal.st. cor. OF ThnnpsOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

VyO FkUMBERS.-Notiee is hereby
Il given that sui.s have been commraced against ths
makers add sellers ot tHred lead pipes made 10
the Subscribers Patent The very who have ioe
years violently opposed the patented arer, Eos pirate ne
invention Ia all cases where Plumbers do not soSrosn,
their who UsE" the article will be bfn Iespo
sble this Is the only CT protection sS1
pied and irrs spolsibie yeuders. iE"Dl,sn, iE,
p RAYLOR Il CO. 10 Broad street, keep c0ir.eaas ~
ply Of Patent Pipe, twarrsGied superior 20 asy 49, ,.
nadel and viii supply Plumbers and the enIsna Z. @
The Crotoo introduced into buleng'o" 'e - ~ ~ s''
2ffWr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

FrRE.-About o'clock yesterday morning the
large warehouse forming the corners of Pratt and
Cuyert and Cheapside streets, was discovered TO
be on FIRE. The warehouse was occupied by a. NJ.
Fenby &, Co. grain and feed store. portios
of the first floor fronting on Pratt street was occu'
pied by Mr.. Laconch as fruit store. The FIRE
made rapid progress, and before it could be got
under, the whole upper stories were burnt, and a
large portion of the walls thrown down. Messrs
Fenby Il Co.'s loss is estimated at $4,000, on
which there is policy of $4,000 in the Merchants
Fire Insurance office. The house, we learn, was
partly insured in the Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
of Philadelphia. Bait Amer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09
ID ARE OPPORTUNITY for persons

ID ARE OPPORTUNITY for persons
a q desrous OF entering iao lucrative busness with
limited means.
Daguerreotype Lkesesses and atO for Piubes 9asahic
Gliding and Plating Apparatus the paener viii dp1se
terms.
The superiority and simplicity OF this Apparatus b %
great ta, any one with few days practice, woutf be en-
abied TO commence business and MAKE money Tr entire
Apparatus portable 90 to admit oil being pashec IN
space of about Two cubic feet.
All post paid letters promptly attended TO-. Address
PIunbs Daguerrean Gallery. 2 broad"ay, ". Y. J2i 10
VILLAGE TAX FOR 1542-The
above Tax bas been pat ato hands for collection,
by The Trustees OF Yiiagc sf 'iansburgbsad bat
sLor, time allowed for its clsctiop is recessssy,
therefore, immediate Ettentioa should be given 10 this
matter by those would be subjected 10 the add.
onal expense Of having their lots returned unpaid and ad
vertised.
shall attend my ofce First, near Grsnasneet, for
the purpose OF receiving The above Tax ire 10 O'Clock,
A. H. and from IN O'clock, r oftaeb business day.
WILLIAM ID. LG.TERRE, Village Collector.
Williamsburg rgh, Jan II, i24a "a Is'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

Sandss Sarsaparila will also remove and permanently
cure diseases bayipg their origin In impure state o the
blood and depravsd condition Of the gensrn condsisao
viz Seroua or Kings Evil in lis forms; kheoma-
tism obstinate cu,aneous Ernpons, BlocLes, Bies Pm
pie, Pusulss The face chronic Sore Eyes King worm
or letter caid Head enlargement and pain oi the bones
and joints stubborn Ulcers sypbic symptoms diseases
arising Rudcious OF Mercury, female derahgs-
renS, and other similar complaints
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and for export
aon by A. b. Sands Co. No. rs Broadway, !Sranite
Buidines corner OF Chambers street. New York Also sod
by A. B. D. Sands, Druggisps, No 7s and loo Fuoss
David Sands Co. No II East Broadway corner ci Maf.
ket-seet; and by Droggists generally throughout ue
Note-The original documents may be seenby calling At
cur store, No. Z3 Broadway. d2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

FVSO GROCERS and Dealers in Porta-
u Bile Funaces-The subscriber respectfully calls the
the public his large stock Of Furnaces now
hand for sale at low prices The Furnaces manu-.
cured this establishment warranted superior 10 any
sold in the city.
N B-Stoneware and Ear,henware in all their varieties
All orders packed and sent 10 part OF the city Tree o!
carriage. WASHING TON SMITH.
Greenwich Pottery 26I West Eghteentt-sLl
between 9th and 10Th avenues. rs I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

know Martha Conin and believe what she Ia this
document TO be perfectly true. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL or NEw-YoRR,
Rector of 81 Peters Church.
Given at New York this i4sh day sf December, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

A DRUG STORE for sale cheap--well
situated in respectable part ef The city Inquire OF
H. M CARPENTER, 10 Dey street tT4t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

zeal .OIL-1000 gals. winter bleached
~ ia ss'i o'' '0' 'A's %" '' r. EDDY, "a od Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-09

COOK POTS.-25 sn.sll size Cook
q Pots, suitable for whaling vessels for sale By
- I'm +. E. EDDY, a Old Slip
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

IA EROPOSALS Will he received until the 18th Of
IA May 1913 for furnishing and deliv ering by
casting. may be directed into line Of dams:
From $1,000 10 10000 tons of rough stone at
Whites Ripple and the Trap. ~ miles below
Pittsburgh.
From 20, 600 10 80, 600 tons rough stone, a tho
head and foot of Blennerhassetr Island, near
Petersburg Virginia.
From 900 To 10000 tons of rough stone at
head of ButtngtOns Island, PA miles below
Pittsburgh.
For transporting aud delivering by casting, as
NAV be directed into line of dams.
Al! the stone qIaTred and now lying at the
quarry Ton the left sh .Te OF the river about nppo
SITE Il the middle of the Island, J into the dam
the head OF Browns Island, miles above Steu-
benvIile OHIO.
All the stone qnarIied and now lying ut the
quarry ton the right shore q the rIvgr) Iato line
OF dam al head of Mnso Island, miles belo
Steubeuville.
All the stone guarded and lying al the quarry
on the right shore-Into dam al head Of Captna
Island, IS miles below Wheeling Va, and for
quarrylnC aud delivering such additional quantity
as may be wanted to complete said dam.
The quatrIes IN all cases are but short distance
iIOm line of dams.
Proposals must be accompanied by satisfactory
rcic, ences. Address Capt John Sanders corps
OF engineers, Pittsburgh IA.
Office OHIO River Improvements J
Pittsburgh, prl II, 1919
A. Is PPS6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
TRI-sTEE,S SALE.

NY Virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Fran
~ CCs Melton To the subscriber, belrag date
the TON day OF February 1871, and OF record Ia
the Clerks OH of OHIO county, l shall proceed
sell on the ain day of VI arch IsI3, at the tdv
eTu Of john Foster, m tue town of Trladvlp hIa,
to the hiShC I tldder at publ; auctions certain
trac or parcel ofland, lying and being near Tn
adsphla IN the county Of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, beng the land on which sand
Melton res des, and was purchased by him OF
Charles ID Knox, and John Feay, sevcraly.
Selling As trustee, | shall only convey to the
purchaser such title as Is vested ia me by SAID
deed of trust.
Tsrlas Of sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
feb Its Trustee.
The sale of Ihe above properly is postponed
until the first day of April neat by cuseni oi pnros
Teunsone huli cash. aRd the residue ia hirty days
from sale I. w. MITCHELL. Trustee
March 4, lSi3.
The sal of the above property. is postponed until
Saturday the 6 day of Nav next
|. w. MITCHELL. Trssiec.
AprI g. lSl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
WILLIAM EWING'S
BLANK BOOK ESTABLISHMENT.

NEAR riiE IOURT HOUSE
( VIZ sub .crheT would respectfully iniurm the
4 public that he has rems, ed his budety To
"" hf'i d"''r north OF The Count House. where hc
WIZ al OIL tunes be ready la wait those hu may
"'sn !" procure first rate article Of Blank Books
OF J'b ui binding or RAILING Of any descri piion.-
Having received gOol supply of royal. medium
anu DENY hlnA book paper OF the most superior
hI"d' he ~ enabled 10 furnish bnks as good "a any
made Ia the cast Vr elsewhere. and o. as moderate
te,ms
Con'ia"ily "n hand n supply Of Day books. Jour-
hti>' Ledsers, Records, dc br sale low ipr cash.
"P IL WILLIAM EWING;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
MORE CHEAPBOOKs.

WNHE Pilgrims of the Rune by y S Bulwer
~ Harpers edition ior lS3 cents. The Famdy
Library. No 2 which completes Milman's History Of
he Jews IN vols. price IS cenis per vol. Shak.
speares Dramatic Works and Poems No 3, Price 81
cents Bf1ndo's Encyclopaedia Of Science, Lucra.
lure and ar, No s. The whole work will be com
peied 10 IL numbers, Of IS cts each. just received
snd zoe sas BY WM ROBB.
may GO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
TRUSTEES SALE

II 4
ar VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, on Mon
" dny the first day of My lSl3, At the front
door OF the court house for Ohio County.
BY vrlue ofIwo several deeds OF lrnsr from am0s
NJ Wheat To the subscriber, the first bearing date
the Isr day OF June 1910, and 'he sCcon| bearing
date on the 18Th day 81 May 1871 both OF record
in the Clerks "fice Tor Ohio county, the FIRST in
Book 81 page lis. The second IN boe& % page II
! shall sell. Monday the lsi day OF May 1913,
The front door Of the C"gr House fer Ohio county
between the hours ei o o'clock \ NJ, and O'Clock
p NJ the highest aud bcs, bidder public auction.
lois numbered one, two, three and four IN square
numbered eight, in the addition 10 South Wheeling
as laid sHhy John Ruchre and Samuel SPrigg, cali
ed Richie Town." being the same lots Vn which
said Wheat now Resides.
SAID lots - III he sold either separately or toge-
Their may he deemed most ad aulageOus Tor oil
parties cssc.r1ed.
Terms made known en- dag Of sale.
Selling as Trustee shall convex To the purchaser
only such title as is vested IN me by tie deeds OF
trust above meniiuncd. JAMES WHEAT,
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER 81 SHALLCROSS,
mnr27 WOW AucrIoncers.
The snle Of rhe above property, is, by consent Of
pa IIos. postponed Until Monday next the 9Th inst.
JAMES 5 WHEAT,
May lsr. 1913. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
FARM FOR SALE.

a SMALL farm IA Belmont County Ohm. nhnu
IA 3 mIles from Wheeling. is offered Tor sale on
terms suited 10 the times TuIs farm has sixty n
ores at cleared land in excellent slate for cuiiva-
Iion' having la' ia grass for the last four years
Young ore hard ei selected iruir, planted after
tho most approved plan. The sul Is of the very les,
quality. For further particulars enquire at This
office mar X
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
NEW DRUG STORE,

a AFAlETTE MNEELY, would respectfully
4 a inform the citizens oi Wheeling and lie public
10 general, that he Is opening al the old Drug
stand Of \ Todd, POP Main Siree,, a few doors
above the Virginia Hotel fresh and " ell assorted
stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &c. all of whic;,
Will he s"ld at prices to SUIT tie times.
Having been engaged mr several years in the
Drug Store OF DR. > Todd, he feels confident Of
being able 10 please all WIN may favor aim with u
call.
Physicians nre respectfully invited 10 call and
examine the quality aud price his medicines be-
fore Purcha,ing elscwhc
Prescriptions filled at all hours it'll rrompiness
and care. He will also keep n supply Of the rest
PaeHt Medicines Tor sale. aud hopes by attention
10 business 10 merit the patronage of a gene ous
VNhIc up
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
Ps, AN. FHILLirs,JR, ". W. PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS & co..
STEAM ENGINE FUILDERS,

STE 4 NJ r IN r ~ Il ~ r. X ,,
IRON BRASS FOUNDERS.
Works on M1rgia Ohio riUsr, aboUe Water Works.
WHEELING, Va.
HAVING purchased The Foundry and Steam
Engine establishment Of NJ Phillips, and
formed a co.paunership under the above style, We
b, z leave 90 Iniurm the friends aud old customers
Of tbs establishment. that will continue rs here
toiofe. 10 manufacture Steam Engines OF various
descriptions, and on he shortest no'ice.
The Foundry has been pvt m complete operation
and we are now ready 10 90 orders for Castings. Coz
every description Of Mae inery, Ploughs, SC, &c
We vii keep constantly on hands general assert
meni Of Thra,hnl Machine Castings u The mos
improved patterns
We hppe from our experience and undivided
attention 90 business, 20 merit md receive hrcr1
share u Tie patronage Of The public. Our price,
and terms will be made 70 suit The lines
sp17 In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
CABINET WARE ROOMS.

MONROE strict.
Z ERENlIAII CLEMENS. respectfully informs
- hIs friends and the public that he has resumed
business agent hi. old stand on Monroe street
where he viii manufacture formerly ans keen On
hand an assortment of CABINET FURNITURE
equal IN Workmanship and material To- any offered
ia hIs city, or the West, which he oilers at very
reduced prices. Among his sock will he found
sofas, Bureaus, Dining and Parlor Tables, Tuileucs
WardrpbcS, RorkiEg Chnirs BedsIcads OF all kind;
Desks, Wash SIaUds, &C. &c. Every article in his
line made TO order, orders thankfully received aud
Trrmpfly attended Ia. m, Is 3m