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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

We are surprised and aslonished 10
see the name Of Mr. Buchanan in the
DIrmatire on the question introduced by
Hr. TaPPan into the Senate, relative to
he judicial tenure Of ofh,'e. The deci
ave vote of the Senate against this mis-
;hleyo 3 scheme, settles The matter, 10
De sure; but nevertheless, it is pain Hul To
ind man Of MIR. BS. talents aud stand.
ny lcnIing the sanctiuR OF his name TO
my such purpose II will do him al
INJURY with those whose good opinions
ne must desire to obtain and cannot, in
ealIty, increase has popularity with any
'ortion of the people. If there is a
point settled, ard TO rcnlain settled IN
his country, we hope it is the constitu
Ional provision with regard to The Jud
grs and their tenure OF office. -ALer.
Gd zekte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
VIOLATION OF CoNTRAcrs.-on. ,

VIOLATION or CoNTRACTS.-one Of the
most gross attempts to impose the ultra loco foco
'docirinss upon people. that We have seen in any
'IsGisla'ure. was in the proposition by Mr. Byingtoa.
few days since. 10 the Ohio Legislature. TO repeal
the law plfdgirg The tolls the public works to
iAs holds" Of the bonds Of the state, with the view
to the earlier payment Of d. nestle creditors. We
are pleased 10 that the foul and dishonest propo-
Sliion has ye, met with very strong manifestations
of favor, and we suppose Of course il will be doomed
TO that Oblivion. which the author justly deserves
measure ola simsr character was before the
Senate few days since. heing repeal the chnuer
ofIhe Columbus and Ssndusty Turnpike Company.
The bill was however. Lost by tie vote rs fOllows
five loco fJcos vsing against it,
YEAS-Messrs Aien. Barley. CLARK. franklin
HazelIine. Johnson. Jones, K1sh. Lahm. Miller
Mitchell. Mcconnell. McAnelly. Mef;ufehsn. Par.
ker. Richey. Walton aud WolcOiI-l6
NAYS-Messrs Barnett, Denny. Ford, Fulton,
Harris. Henderson, Jackson. Llllan. Loudon
Newton. Nash. Ridgwoy. Robins. stanton, Upde.
graf. Van Worries. Wade and SPsaksr-l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

Another bright and beautiful day brings the
r'aseiion that winter "a passing a~ay.--passing
s~syIAnd where archie deep Snows.where the hard
trusts. ~hsTs he Pinehing cold The Meaihsr-wise
PrsdssisSi MAJ suGers. sAi man eEends no he ping
hsnd-hs zee. him in psVersy. ~unt. suGsriRg. sad
from the abundance there are few found To give:
bot God sees Il. and hs "IemPers the wind To the
shoEn laRs." His gi6' are plentiful. and his hand
spread oni DER the whole world save. The storm
spirits gather an their dark caves aud the sun is
fed with Brighter Gre. II there is one disposed
To doubt II there inclined 10 repine. let him
oAs his minds eye back over the past year. and say
whether he can do aushl but praise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

SrR.KrSG AT rHk ReOr Under thi-
heading II Is stated in the Rochester
Democrat, that the ToroatJ Examiner Is
out IN favor of Colonial representation
an the British Parliament, GA n plan M
aiasous to that Of the Territorisl RIP.
resentation in Congress. The repre-
senla'ises to be persons holding proper.
~ In the Colonies, and to talk and vote
only upon such questions Us relate 10
the Colonies. This as indeed "str,kipg
at the roo" aud such a Proy osition will
be apt to remind Old England Of the1alk
she heard in l775 -BgfaIe Com. I'd.
certiSeT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
OHIO LEcIsLArURE.

~ NfNNNL
= fsffffsss pss.<-tsE --By NJ Wsic,sii fern Al
D~-~rrss-~ ctsss-. Suaii c-asis. 80 a. iaesr.
I-ssst.,l 81 nsnk. ~ AZ Lskn ifsua est,1ru. a
Ssfk sops'y. p-syisz 80 L-g.-laiars - t.As -e.ae
setssn ks cssr~ury stssiss-. tr..sa J..ha J,...
81 he rscis.rsr - a.. saisish Daik ~ Ci,,cnna,
uPou ssis rrinripi--
Nc Bsfli-y. isgra ne csu.itses ~ ~. I si,r,sr,
'~csnss~ssd ih.l ne S-nsis Disagree ~ ths asseas
weuis ~ he Ho-e - - Seaais susssunsas. ~ n.
s'ii hsnE Ihe tunes 81 hsltns ne ts.r.s Csmrnsu
Pleas Agreed -
Me- WOicsii moved hat he So s,e r-..ls. f,.sl
INTO eshniiiss OF ne ~trsls he oder. q tn
daY. hs assitsa havias psscsdsi-c-. ~as pot si,d
carfied-y-s. Is. u-y.l 5
The Senate th-a tsi,e.smrnsisse sfthe y nj.
Ar NASH IN the chair. when nusass ct blil. ~r-
resd thspngh.
On moisoa of Me- Hsz-liins. the Ssaats ta..k az
the report OF the eomaItt-s OF the ~hss. lad osi
tho sshle by ad gsarnfnsut, oa Saturday evening
The S9esiisn Peuding. Vas uIssr agreeing an
amendment 10 the bill 20 aseni the 30 rogaists
BaRking IN OHIO bosh the bill aud the suh.luuie
o' smeadmeHtssre Srls'Rslis sr'rsdseSd BY Aif Tia
zel'ine.
Mr. Barley cor ha1ed his rcnarks an lsSsr of eel
tement Of the currency anesi,,n oFsh the princir
Of the law Of last winiet RaIh-r IA abandon those
principles Of security. aud saleguard, his eon.ii.
iuenis al least would preisc ab.ad,.a nen
Of Banks Of circulaIinn.
The Senate Iock q recess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

A NEW MOVE.-Mr Muller OF he ssnats Of
Indiana offered j'iGI resolution on Monday, the
9th iRs, the laws Of Tennessee. Ms,issippi aud
Louisiana. which levy tolls on the owner. ni boai.
that land al The cities Of hese States for supp
The act admitting the latter State into The Unh,n
he says. Prohieit' thiI provides that Ihs river
Mississippi. and the nuvigable waters leading into
the same, shall be common highuay. forever free.
as we'll 10 the inhahan, Oft Ties. SIates as ts the
inhabitants OF other States ID Territories OF the
United States. without any az duty ar .isaport, or
toll therefor The following j. the 5oIRt resolution
offered:
Be it resolved by the General Assembly Of the
Stale Of Indiana. That our Senators in Coneros, he
IN SIucied, and our Representative requested q,
procure the passage Of law by Congress, for ih,
adoption ofrues regulations by which our ciiIz, n.
can, according 10 tho true intent and meaning u.
said act, use and navigate 81 id rivers as eommon
highway Together with all the incide nia privilege,
To which they are justly entitled. without paying
any tax. imIOsi or toll therefor
good deal nf complaint is made OF the on rous
laIes which our steamboat owners have 10 pay &C.
he southern cities IL is said tolls are enacted from
Them whees thsSe is sriifcia landing, but wher.
city "a 10 BE- ia te msginaIiou Of the possessor,
at the soil The subject is worthy Of public consul
sraiom Tor VIII lie boat owners will cheerful,
Jay any tar whira s fair our southern friends should
he equally unwilling TO eInci Which was unfair
and bUrIh~nasRe Gin GGs.
We have Glsu Shought OfihiI Eaensure Of oppres.
sion. by the above aad reJolce that tho suberr
9 before tho legislature in one State Ohio. Penn
sylVania and Virgins should follow the example.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
1T STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL.

IL is unequalle1. This 10 saying m eh, but no,
too much. The certificates Of those who hsvs
been cured, or Obtained reliefby full, inpsrtisl
trial Of the virtues ofPease's compound extract Of
HoarhOund candy, in the cure Of Cough, Colds
Asthma, Whooping cough, cramp, rheums tism,
sore throat andthe preludes Of Consumption, are
from the most respectable classes Of aocietY,
amongst whom may be found in respective order,
elergymsn, lawyers, mechanics, merchants,
working man, all Of whom aek no wledge the ben
eft they have received from its Sie. Surely none
can be 90 sksptical 10 doubt lie Valuabls qual-
ties ~ this late day.
In every state in the Union are duly 3. ;ointsd
aEynts. who keep IL for sale; and tbose who once
Try Il. for the cure Of those complaints for which
itis desRned Eevsr fell 70 speak Of IL in the high
est terms. Orders have been received irsm almost
svsrV part Of the world, where EswsofHs merits
have been received.
For sslo BY JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
Jan % Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
From the Boston Alas.

Prom the Boston Atlas.
RETIREnENr Of Gov. Davis FROM
THE COUNCIL We learn that before
Governor Davis retired from the Coun.
cil chamber, yesterday, he was add ess
cd by the Hon. Mr Davis, Of Plymouth,
senior member ofthe Council, in behalf
Of his associates. Report speaks highly
of this speech, and Of the Interest with
which it was received Mr.. d.. Gt sumc
length and with much a5lity, reviewed
the public life and labors Of Gov Davis,
IN the councils Of his native State, on
the floor Of both houses Of Congress
and concuied with remark TO which
we believe every good citizen will hear.
uly respond. that the name Of John Ua.
Wis will be enrolled with the magistrates
and worthless Of New England, who have
walked before this people in all the wis
dom and uFrightaess which are given
10 mrn.
Governor Davis responded in an elo-
quent and feeling manner. He glanced
al some Of the incidents Of mis- political
life, and iorclb!y illustrated the princi.
Piles by which his public coAduct had
been governed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE

The bill inir1dueed by Mr. Is, log ion. D. incorporate
The Canal Bank OF Akron. under the p'Ovi-ians Of
The law passed last winter. (i-atham'.) was read
second time. when.
Mr. Seward moved that 1t be indekniiely postponed
The moion to Pisipnne was then neg ia, ed
yeas ~. nay. 29-MG Byinston voting ma the sfir.
native.
Mr. Gordon moved Ia lay the hill on tho table
After some remarks by M-ssrs Mcfarland and
oids IN favor OF allowing the ball 10 Ike the u.u.
al Course. the motion To lay The table va. h.i
and Me bill was referred the c9n.miitee Of the
wb0ls.
PETITIONS. re. Prsseatsd-By Mr. Baldwin. for
The rechnuer Of the wesIsrn Reserve Bank. by
Messrs Odds and Clark. the subject Of banks and
The House iook q rec "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

OPincn. would inevitable flow from the adoption OF
some such adequ tie measure leaving 10 Mr. Johnson,
who /" much more adequate. the task OF portraying
IN ms own language, the influence upon the nation
al large. and the discussion Of the
question.
Ala maeIing Of the citizens OF Ohio County. Yir.
ginia held on the l4In instant. resolutions Msrs q.
copied hvoFing The plan OF Relief 10 the States
proposed BY tho Hon w COst Johnson. One Of these
recommends the "pcople throughout tho entire
Union 10 meet in their primary assemblies, add 10
urge upon Congress. not only the proprsiy bot the
absolute necessity, Of adopting the same-in order
10 save the nation from ruin. and TO " pc of the
aisgraco which now rests upon the AmsTcaR name .
Baltimore Ameyioan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

RELIEF TO THE STATES.-Leiier VII OF
tho Hon WIN Cost Johnson. ia illustration Of a j,
plan oil reei to he States Is received sRd will ap-
pear tomorrow
Mr. Johnsons Plan finds Eew and inf rental sup
Poriers daily IN various paris Of The country. w,
published on Saturday, fr,m New York and Penn.
'yivania journals, favorable notice Of il. The Au
gusta IGeol Chronicle is re-pubshing MIR J's Let.
!ers aud from long editorial in that paper Of IN.
I'm instant We take the following paragraph. To
show how the Plan 70 regarded in that quarter:
Relief TO the Stotes Profoundly impressed as we
are with the magnitude and grave Importance Of this
question to the American people. we avail ourseIve,
Of the occasion ~ nrassniing the I'd and 81 letter,
of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
CITY COUNCIL

wednesday, Jan. 20. lS43
The council elect met ut the cvuueil chamb,,
at , o'cl'ck. p. NJ. absent w. w. Shriver.
George D''lly, esq. Mayor elect. spre.,ed and
assumed the Oash. VI uss:ce before A. p. Wood.
EsQ.
The c"uncilmen present we're Iren .rseraJl,
qualified by the Mayor as-fll:ows
For The l.I Ward-Ihonas Hughes. A. Garden
r ) Gresmsr.
I'D Ward. ~ Clemens.
3fd WarJ-S Brady. E Coen, u Limb. A. Fitch.
ner
4ih WaFd-M. NeIson. {: Coen, ). G,lchri.t. y.
C.JGer.
S.h Ward-H Echus, G Forbes, II Roberts.
The clerk laid before the council the poll b,,oks
and eeriifraiss Of tho judges Of eloc iuas in che
several wards.
The memorials ofw VIC ham and Il II Lis,
claiming seats in council place ol Shri,er aud
Roberts returned, were read aud laid on the able,
On melton. IL was ordered thu the cha.rmen
Of oil committees 'ui five Ibe elected .hy the
Committees. Of oil committees Of three the one re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes.
The council. on molten, proo eejed To the slee
lion Of The various committees as iollows:
On ordn'unces-Nelsun. Lamb and the Clerk
Ga Finanre-IIughes. Brady and Fichner.
On AccOunIs-Lamb. Clemens aud Griesmer.
'OnnOtion Of Mr. GilrhrIsi ordered that tho com
miiIess on The Wafer Works. FIR. Department
Street. and Alleys, wharves. Elections, and SAla.
rIes, consist Of Eve meabers eacL.
Gu reefs aud Alleys-Garden, Shiiver. Fich-
ner, Giicbrist and Forbes
On Water Works-HHghes. Shriyer, Caldwell
JeiIers aud Echols
On Market Huuse-Clemcns Coen. Robers
On Coal Bauks-GiIchri.I. Forbes and Gatden
On Wharves-IIughes. Brady, Clemens, Nsi.on
aud Roberts.
On Petitions aud Rcmonsirances-Llm Nelson
and Caldwell
On Electous---EIughcs. Clemens. Lamb. Nelson
aud Echols
On Salaries--GriesmeI,C Ictnens. Gill thirst, Fich
ner and F.rbes.
On motion Of Mr.. Forbes. the memoriols Of AIesrs
WIckham and List were taken up uud referred
TO the committee on Elections.
On motion Of MIR Brady. ordered thai when the
council adjourn it adjourn to meet ON Wednesday
next al o'clock. p. m.
The Mayor presented TO the council for its &C.
ton the case Of Daniel SIeenrud as follows:
The ordinance regulating elections provides that
atty person guilty &c voting more than once in any
one election EDr city officers. shall on conviction
thereof. be fined not less Than five nor more than
twenty dollars and imprisoned not less than five
nor more ihAn thirty days in the county jail. For
a violation Of this ordinance on Monday last, Mr..
Sleenrod had been fined und paid twenty dollars.
and was still liable to imprisOnmsnij but as the
Mayor believed it was done through ignorance, he
recommended the To the clemency Of the
council FAR the penalty OF imprisonment is con-
On motion The penalty Of imprisonment was, in
this case RENTED.
On moiion Of Mr. Forbes The ordinance concerning
elections referred to the committee on ordin.
ances for revision.
On motion. council adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

Old WlNE.--At a recent dinner
given by Presideat Tyler, ut Washing
ton, bottle VI wine was produced
which was represented to be upwards Of
tour hundred years oil This wine is
said u h We been given their late towns.
man, The Hon. William Plnkney, by the
Senute Of Bremen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

CURE FOR HARD TIMES.-Ls, every one
exercise The ability which nature hes ENeu him
N he proper and prescribed sphere lei ooutsui
ment reign within the breast. ar envy reach iis
lhgfshold. Regard pot The apparent eliner Of ny
noighbor. nor am 81 any equality beyond your com
prehensioni live more 70 please yourss snd los
please other people, be frugal industrious and ius
bring yonf iispS down % proper Level. nor lei
them he Disturbed BY bad example. So shal YOU
AVOID mshaps. and rejoice 10 old sgs over q lif
veil sPPiieo, wiihJusl hopes lor hereafter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
HOUSE or DELEGATES
January 2Is. l8l3.
RESOLUTIONS.

BY Mr.. Bowien, That the Committee
on Bunatic Asy lums be instrec ed tn
inquire into the propriely Of providing
by Jaw that Sheriffs, JAIlOrs and other.
10 whom any lunatic shall be committed
for safe keeping. shall forthwith notify
the Directors ofo..e OF the Lunatic Asy
!ums in the slate thereof.
by Mr.. Wi liams, Z hat the Commit
oil Courts inquire into the expedIency
so amending the law as to require I
ges Of the General Court to grant WI
OF error upon bi Is Of exc, piions sign
by the county or corporation Courts
cases Of prosecution for breaches OF
peace and rec' gniEance for good be-
yiOuF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

DUEL IN TIE NAvY.-Ths Philsdrlphin
Inquire ssyE we hsv. letter dated Cenos.
November 80 IN which il 10 sIsIed Mat Mii,hiu-
man Beers aud Cook, bo:h Of Phil.deIphia recently
fought duel 81 twelve pace. ~ ih pis,!. and Re-
reegTNsj CSok's hall IA hs leg. The wound will
n"' prove fatal. and the patient dung we'll The
quarrel originated during the reception on hoard the
Columbus. OF the Queen al Sard,nis-5oIh the young
geh'l.nan being attached to that ship The parties
have oeoa sssPs nded by the Commodore. and il il
said Will be ssDS hume for Trial"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

--. Ihss are 81 tsyinss banks IN Msssaehusstts.--
Lns "eo'e numhsr q deposiiors IL a2,587. Of
osiles e690045l 20 Boston % 8sO9I9 IN. 80
- dividends ~ the lest yssr wss S2s2 23i. Rich
- liuis more ih2n On avsrsss Of 4 psr cent. The
siper's' rsfss liuls over 40 ofons per esst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

d Late Hoar.--Aa Intoxicated gen
;'emcn who was imprudently exposing
hum elf to the probability of severe
cold ey laying on turnpike road with
The gate open, hearing the village bells
ring Tor fire. counted, al. az, IS, Ia,
49," ~hen he exclaimed, ''d-me if il
isn't later than over I knew it!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
The following question is propounded
ia one of our exchange papers

'B fuVStIOH IS PIUpOUnueu
IN one ofour exchange papers
A prisoner in gail being visited one
day by a gentleman who seemed deepiy
concerRed AT his situaiion; the iii'er
asked him the following questions:
- DO you know the prisoncr7- To
which the gentlemen made this reply
Yes; that mans father, IS my fathers
SON"
Can any o: your readers ia form me
what relation the gentleman was TO the
Prisonerf IL is very simple thing,
md yet there is good deal of puzzle
lbout it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

FRANCE AND CHINA late Paris paper
lhe Commeree-soyE Our Csbinst is said To have
iofeseen The eventually Of direct relations Of tras
with China - consequence of the war nSairs, thu,
country by England. and we are assured ihaI Colo
mel Dubois DE Jacigny was furnished with powers
70 oeeome accredited BY the Chinese Government
10" evon'uailiy having Arrived. IL ~ bsliev we'd that
de Jscigny hos assumed in Chi ma m official cbs,.
ae'sr a' representative OF the French Govern
menL"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

The Board Of Trade Of the city Of Pittsburgh
ihhvo appealed 10 The citizens 10 supply lie rooms
with PaPen and periodicals. That s right News
papers are essential TO commercial men So also 10
advertising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

LIBERAL BEQUEsr.-MrJuhn Bu,iard. who
recently died at Louisvills Ky. bequesihed \, tbs
Protestant Orphan Asylum. Of that city, tee tbou,
and dollars which is 70 be safely invested. and The
proceeds applied 70 The current sHppnses. lie also
bsquesihsd iot Of srouns, on which ID ,r.,, !.
suitsbls building.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

AFEMALE ARTIsT-A lady named coine
0f Reysrley Mas, is said by The Boston Tr,n.r,io,
70 passes wonderful faculty for modelling IN olsv
VISIT TO the Athsn@um sI Boston. induced her 70
attempt what she could do m uatu nv. She h..
been exceedingly successful her fret sitempt b.in
q most excellent production.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

II does seem 20 US that tie ladies oflhs northern
psFt Of Ohio are rendering themselves some hat rid
iculoUS BY ibsH long petitions 10 the legislature for
the punishment Of certain offences u they could
just ss conveniently End somsihinE else W do, il
strikes Ne il would look quite a. well.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
ST IOt,Is Ia, 40

II may be Hansr ofinisrssi 10 distant Tssdsfs 10
know that The liver hssrly clear Of zee. and that
navigation. aileas 'Othe Soulh. zsy be resumed
with safety. The weather IL mild. and rain nay
soon be expected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

ANOTHER VIC TIM.-Dr scudd.r. kno,y, =,
an Ooulis, died u the Albany Aim, Hons. C,y
Gays SINCE He was The son of the founder of the
American hsseum;A man of good education. a vii.
and. but for iHtemPeraAes would have been a useful
member Of society
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

Judge Belts, ofNew York. has decided that man
who contracts large debts Germany, and comes 10
this country and obtains residence i. entitled 10 The
benefit Of the Bankrupt Law against the suit Of the
foreign creditor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
TIE FINANCE RtPoRP

CHHle UP rs order OF the day.
Mr.. Grutchield's amendment 10 strike
out the aliedged Liabilities Of the State
T. Subscribe to the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Rail Road, pending
Mr. EdgingtOn continued in a power
iul appeal TO tho j'siice Of the no
against the amendment.
Mr. Cruichfeld replied and after
ther debate the report was referr
the committee TO report n bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
CINCINNATI. - 2a. -

Nit'N@IIfIFH I. 9hn %, 1913.
The liver continues 10 fell. though The nsYiga.
ton is yet uninterrupted fo7 The largss, Boats down
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
HOLLIS HOTEL NEW YOI

HIIL IS HOTEL NEW YOI
The building now known in Ne~
as the United States Hotel, occo
the whole front on Fulton street
tween Pearl and Water streets aud
ting also on those, was sod on Saf
morning on foreclosure OF mortg,
II was morigaged 10 the New
Life and Trust Company for sl4
When pot Up, there was but enc
SIOO,O00-and il was struck OF
price TO the gentleman by whom
morlgaged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
NEW YORK, SUNDAY p ?

Much disappointment has been ca,
by the non arrival CT the LiVerp,
steamer at Boston. BY a mistake
the telegraph, she was announced
being below on thursday last, bu
TO the time Of the cars leaving We,
day she bad not been seen.
The printing establishment, Of ,
Cay ton, publisher OF the Shipping
and frices current, was deslroye
fire last night The printing Off,
the Standard, which was in the
stories, was much injured by the